7 10 317 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c03efe2de477706798772148d40f5a9b.pdf fe3db99148f9ec5bf0d8cd1f7cfa3381 PDF Text Text 1 I — — "*7 r " ------------' * r:,y * mm > ♦* A N I N lH iP K N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUM E X X V Member Associated I'ren DETRorrmoBs WREAK HAVOC broken,Cars ed By 2500 WhoStorm nd Die Shops SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1933 TUGWELL SAYS U S. TO INVADE HIGHER WAGES FOREIGN MART MUST REPAID; TO BUY GOLD Retail Code Highlights For Seminole County WHOM IT COVERS: All retailers mussed wholly .r par­ tially in the letail trade. WHOM IT DOES NOT COVER: Persons or firm* rrtailmg milk and it* prntljcts; tobacco anil it* product*; food* ami f•mmI* Rflmii; physicians, dentists, surgeons, or veterinarian* disprnsin* drug*. medicines, and medical supplies in th«* legitimate prarti;# of thru profession*; and A N Y DIVISION OK IlFTAII* ^U -IN C S NOW GOVERNED, OR MAY EATER ME GttV- S IA M ’S Y O U T H F U L RULERS FRANCE default rre DEBT U. S. Advisor Assails 1Roosevelt Decides To Gold Standard Idea. Assure GreaterC’onSupports Roosevelt | trol Over Monetary M o n e ta ry Policies! Situation O f World BY THE PRESI|,ENT.RATK r ° DE ° K KT,,I< S APrR O V K l’ ____ IT COVERS NO RETAII, BUSINESS IN A N Y TOWN OUTSIDE SANFORD UNI.ESS TH A T BUSINESS EMPLOYS FIVE OR MORE EMPLOYEES. BASIC STORE A N l» WORKING HOURS; An employee of any retail store electing t- remain open for business les. ih.rn fid hours bot not Irts than .12 hours per week, shall work no more than 40 hours per week, nor for more than right hours per day, nor for more than sis days per week; an employer of any retail rtorr electing to trmain fpen for businr.s Ml hours or more per week hut less than 0.1 hours per week shall work no more than 44 hours per week, nor more than nine hour* prr day. nor more than sis days |>er week: nn employer of any rr. toll store electing to rrmain „!>cn f r bu*iness fi.1 hours or mure Pfr w#*clc. *hall work no more than 4H hour* jut week, n«»r more than 10 hours rrr day. nor more than slv days prr wrrk NO EMPLOYEE NOT INCLUDED ABOVE SIIAI.I. WORK MORE TH AN 40 HOURS PER WEEK. NOR MORE T II\ N FIGHT HOURS PER DAY. NOR MORE TU A N SIX DAYS PER WEEK. Within one wrrk aftrr Monday Oct MO. nil retailers must tvw| ami maintain in a prominent t.lare in hi« storr a copy of the s f re hours ami employer winking hours hr ha i-trrl.-.l fi> operate under No rsf-l.ii-hrnrnt inav choni-r from the hours.of operation rronn in which it ha* rieetrd to opriatr rvertit ii|H<n IW l| of rvrrv venr Ao«- r*tahllshmoni i-nv *1 ,nv lima Increase It* .lore hnitrs nrovlda-l it maintain* 'hr hr.I- emr'over work week of the Ont"tt In whirl. |l 'elo|n«llv circled tn on-mlr. *n v r-'shll.hmont tnav, fee , . n.t to rsenr.l tlirrr mrio.h* drr'nw the slimmer. Irnouoai itv miner its .lore hours, hot I hr weekly wares r f 1*. -nii.'ev.e. hal| e-i „ n i|,nt account fCon'lolled On Page Two! NUMBER 4 -------------- Jlj'-r Sarraut Cabinet Plaiis Same Action Taken ■ In June ByDaladier; Gold Reserve Is O ff ____ V R. x ' \VASIIINV.TON. Oct. M). i/D— r 1111*4M ir ti fort i <;. Tug*\* il i*- >i*tjnl ■•*.*?l*“ P i.- iiK nt U'Hvsrvrit ilrtiilnl lest P A R jS , Oct. 30— ( A . P . ) l r ■at \ of 4C.-* •' • Nil III ' • If 1 1• nil-!.i to ••xtriitl hi* price lifting T h e govern m en t o f P re m ie r 1 1 tr* .lit i m vi I vm I ititvi|iHign tn a xxorl.l ia> t hnt ■'•!!•» • l • " •• tail l»» Iff • A lb e rt Sarraut, it wan learned With K.j! 1 UB'.*. l*CV|fJ »•'•! ' ha- •■ i Hm» gh esily pun Kit*•es of [•rcci'Uia mctnl in th«* ft .reign . esdfl th. | In o ffic ia l qu arters today, in­ ! Isr it' mii it ill* omi'» • th rou gh atreeta in w hich aevI .1 .1 Ml- t | UM. k»t« *irdin»« tends to defnult on the A m e r fi era l tool and die ahopa w ere * In p t'iij into the international , ts ran wnr debt iim tallm ent due located, h u r lin g bricka In an .iaI I dl It' P»'M n*nik»t it apparently i* the Dec. 15. a* dkl P re m ie r idi-nt*4 intention to assure riHii'ii' i v i th ro u gh plan t w in d ow s and I .Vi’i n •■atm i .*ntml over the monetary that |i' d 1.1 b n . Kdouard D alndirr on June 15. o v e rtu rn in g autom obiles in sit '.<iion to ttimidntr co'ntnoility low It said sem l-o fficia lly th at w h a t o fflc ia la said was n | i ’* i , and to hr in* nearer hi* that th e g overn m en t would ab­ |* to pi- . I f 4 demonstration against tool and t •• » if If *| -1 ” liO.'l ttf a I nar*d currency, stain from raisin, ths question In \t nn all afterntHin White A i m i n ' '«* • . c ur •»!•* diemtkrre who returned to work parlisnisnt sn<l this pulley rslbor n * . im *r. v, .n 11. f CMllf ence, the President' uolil biiii.ia. I during 4 .strike. than his hssllh would be respon­ « .* Ii the immeiliate e*tah>| r-aitl ............. 1 "|4 l»»»*' UM..I R ?*8 | Il Police reserves were railed aft sible far the sb.rnce uf Farraqr 4 f vv!im h I’t ball Mill lisl... ••lit It machinery for the I.* er the mob had visited the plant |oiicha*e* abroad 1 || WMlllli t«• .* 1'rsmisr Edouard llrrrlut beeautt M lisl tl 1 t'o x- ilitiriit of the Klestilln Tool and Oie his participation wuuld be certala l|er*in*triiction Ki. | IXVI l •• III L'h Ii iipialifv '•( it • h Corporation, smashing 114 win ilrht pnylip i one r.ti n.iii i i oi |>orat iuii. to revive the debt question. H m »— , dows but the men had sped nn tn tl.. i tultoll |o i i .o\«-rniiient financial leadeia, riot is an advoests of ths dsbi'a the plant of Frederick A Colman i *amU'd. I’tMpimenU "I hm tit* th«> White I louse after payment. and Sons, where they circled the I II. well Mild. * i '•hylic* k‘ dn-k, wen* iimlrt strict injunction . __ , The Dee. lb due payment (a factory, and then drove away a« » ‘dlt*l t 1401 f I % 41|| d * ‘nK l,r«)ailhip<>k*and Queen Katnbal whi* h <nn n..t to talk mill House veil reveale*! I22.200.S28. patrolmen rushed to the place lit* “I Ml Mil NW1IY. ill. nnf»* ••n't tliut the neit move woiilil b ' America a* the result of a vi*it here mime motttha igo, whole reign Ths great (o ld reserve of tha Demonstrators then sped to the f t i»m t hi \i » i He ' |itir«*lia«e*. • •|hreatene*l tiy niithur*!* . f violence atlnhuted to rebels Wins {-Rank- «/ Feowe*. -was deersasod— k h » i •• t I • Palgle Tool and P it Company a . JUaud* il** — up o f -the n f wtnuif ITF KlTif T?»~f e“TelaTeiI l*i the loyal faintly, ..In J rti uuiUtau . i _ 214,000,000 francs, (approximate­ plant-where they •wertttrned -aetn"I* Ai'enu t ) v •nk* l.‘ D .od'inrty, tin fjr*t purcha*e — - • — —■■■— -------- —_ ly 112,826,000), it was revealed In mobUea parked In a lot near the |»r n lib* i Imii U III :« •f ' 11•V\ w ill not Ik* made for fiyuret released Saturday. i hitii|f itic wm*. I i factory, hurled bricks through s For the seventh ronsacutfcm Ilf. ill:* v 11' r *| | «*#•!*.. •• window and stormed the offices •Miner** of the New York Keil week the bank has lost yold. Tha l . 11) 11 1 .1 Mo-erte Hunk joined in ye* of the plant. figures sp|>esr*d to confirm tha at I. IlCIlh.t l . - i i onference ami It i<« eiOfflciala reported thst men w a r n i ng of former PremMt I fi . tton • I . ted •In- nislit ition will play a eelied blue prints and drawings, Kdouard Daladier to PsrliamatS I hr tram- m In ♦roll I 1!**, •*i m the new venture. took them Into the mtrreta, and last Friday that 200,000,000 fraMa <'nut imicil Pag. I wo). In it •tittrmeut made through burned them. • have been withdrawn in a single All available police were ordered I tepl*» it I'.arly. a secretary, the day, Indicating that the frame waa lit disclosed to tool and die plants In the city, M ass Wedding Rites r ■ol* I he **uhp t iimler tliscussion 2,1100,000 Acres W i l l Well KnownlxicalMan shaky. and all patrolmen o ff duty were France PlansNationnl Relief Head Says U.S. Performed At Rome lhe iii.oodiatr setting up of told to report to their stations Im­ 1U* Made ToProduce Dies In Auto Wreck Funeral For Noted W ill Take Care Of I otarhfm**\ under whirh the Mec**fi Coast Line Official Ttt mediately. A report to headquar­ Fine Timber Is Plan OnDel^andllighway 0.1 (il mV ItOM K. n ' i to ' tt.o I ilinnet* Corporation, Statesman Painleve N a t i o n ' s Jobless , hu m lieil \ ♦••rig i ters said that 10 men were InSpeak HereOnMonday* uplr^ fin m l(o o- ' ill If enabled to buy gold in the lured during the demonstration. ami I KINI from i • ut i itl |ro\ to. '** l"i 4-ign mar Wet* " TAI.I MIASHFK. Oct Ut Id*! A military funeral will }*• glvPARIS. Oct 1(1 O il— Abruptly KANSAS CITY. Oct 10 i/l*» J. R. Franks w* i «• mill i nd sin t dliilli'oll I) .n i general yard A gi» atdi reforestation pro en C T "Sie" Smith, 42-yufir uld I !*«•*• at Ih, eonferen* •' nn lint bringing to an end (he mv.tery r'orcM*eiriK that "we are u '*mis ..f n i el* t.i at mi lo w Pan •t « I 1•• mii A* be«M»n. urulrrsei retar y gram, ultimately rmhtacing 2, Sanfonl man who was kllleif In an master of the Atlantic Coast Lina whi h has •urrnundrd hi* inovV start the winter with a ii ii II i It. ii tit \, I ii(fm Itlaek. ihmhmni acre-, noil costing fH.000, auttuuobile accident at Point (\)m- Railroad shop* at High Uprings, mrnt* f«it hour*. Maxim l.itvmnff, more familie* than were on relief nn . "• t.t • t»»i i"fi ».f Ntipiualil \ If vn ii"i «•( tlio f*'lvial reserve IMMI, will he undertaken by true fort. s«iuth of Orange City* Sfiiy la announced toxlay as tha pyiw ' Russian Fort»gn fum m i**»rt ar- a year ago at thi« time," H air) I c l' nlnl hv P l e i o i e l 1 M i i a c i I i i i i t t aril. Jis h * il dunes, chairman lets id ihg state Iii IomuaI improve- SurnJa) morning, it waa afinnugcyd clpal speaker on' a e M ta jllp iV •* HvfnJ here 1*hUy rnruult* tu Ihf llopk na. Federal u'hrinplu) uia* t ••n outNgr v lat^.t p**i«na'ion Home c* -pi*- f i • *t attended pr I- •*! I lit* |{ee«in«l rrrrtion Finance meal fund If tl*e national public IfMlay by head* nf ('amphelPTgkga- gram which, prseaatrd al tha CltJ j United State* reli* f administrator. yratenlay i»t«. "in*1 heir owti |uiie]i poi^iti.»nj Henry Morgentha , work* ndmin>t rat Ion will advaine' ing P«o>t of the Amerk'an Uigtun llail next Monday night tty Uta * Reported to have left Iterlin for said "\r ry evnphati ally, the need) . I » In If! Ill • K-ftliercfl at i no J l^*r"*»tnatre* and friends of th« Jacksonville Distvict ITogrestira t i iii'i tif the farm ere.lit ( tl»e money “ From Run To Bon” on origin*! FaYia yeaterday. hr did not um vej i nen ployeil are going to tn) < hiltrh Mm. i of tit. AMg' I i*.if '• t 111iOft !*• urge Haiitetn Cutover lamb lnml« now lying tdlr ' ‘*r“ 'l ,n* n u ’*1 irslher at the Frick- Club of the railroad, will be ana ■t.g r presentation which depi- here aa waa expect***! and hi* . in tan- of thl* winter.** . hh,“h..p u I " »*• t lo in ».f t h r f r i h - 1 a l r e s e r v e J Pali* t wnuhl l>. fin -1" " " Funeral Hume tumurrow aft- of the inaugural features of Handhe n.e<l.t maito t.. ........... ett* In tone and dance the aver­ whereabout* were unknown until* prialucc fine l i e t*dd re li ef delegation* «»f w hrr# a nolt County Safety Week whloh in ttffi p t o f l K * * n t . o f f i * * r r « t Ifilth !•«*• ml iiiu *-- hi age deiljr life of the negro of thr he appeared here without raplarfi I hu m . Nebraska, Arkari»a*. ukln 4• I. lontf.l iiioi't tin i ffort-ntat ion i rrnoon n! I IK> o’clock I» i.t t 'll! iii-liloli..i i , Henry Itiui M .| p a c e d t h i 1.1. I m* coruluctc t open* next Sunday. inr the 11ii -tec* ..id, slid shtiit *»rrvicr w ill South, a presentation whl-h » * . tit m homa Missouri, ami K «n -a s. " I f Pi - •* Hi* plan* for *ailimr to th” we ar»- to piovhle aile«|uat»ly the 1hi- I iif i>• • '• ivlaiv. written and directed by Zore 11 Ru«eis. I.f losni'd l.y tlm pulilir works llr v J It Knot of t h r C o ng rag aMr. Franks h*« never spoken \ will o f f i r I - before , Sanford audience. He la Hors ton, hae been selected t» United State*, where he i* to con e****n *""• l-'’'fi-**'*i Ueiirge M hi ( sdmiiitslratlim w.uild t» ri-|iaul tioual C h u rch ntial* o f life, whieh is tlo Star net*, pit M'Mled ea II . •pie fer with President Rooaevelt re f ■ f i ••mi ll, finstn lal sd%i..i. , thimigh salv nf lumh women o f the Elk* Auxil.s'V of and fores- a i r t h r i with MMI lirt . a lf .l $ |IN• . gift and si Ihc gisvvslde in i nationally known for hi* safety n».*l»\e o f the Ktnleral F.mn 11. Pi* wiilt’itt m announcing hi* * v\ |ifn«lnri*. nn.| |4i.B*fhlv ihi.'ugh F v n g r r r n t ’r m r t r r y Sanford Elks Lodge No 1241 •* Kilding a po**ihle American n r ye tw y Itelirf A f l r i n j activities, end he is Safety chair­ I I.......... . • A d m in is t iatn»n. all of II Hint (C< •Miir.ru t>i! »*age Ih r r e i o f l(ua«ia, remained fa*i *••» o f government, lit. al. -la te St' I t 1*11 IMf <t WIt 11 the first of severs I affaire which ognition •Miiiih I p » n U Iff vmiif o f I hr luml* v | i nil w ill ta k r a part in th r r * f r men for th* Florid, American Lo­ I. It* i a n to be offered In Sanford for veiled in secrecy He made no up and f n l r i a l . must wink togrtla-r m •tlllg Iff • lik t If * T h r 11(i«lt-r** liAVr Rpplinl In !hl* mon\ w hich w ill rnd a* a b u g ltr fton , ' r the benefit of the Harry Anns pointmenta hut it wii* «oi.l that « out I ihut mg f u n d * " ludge Ritter Trial To Itiihht uurks Atlmiiitsi rn!i«fn fur | hltfw* tap* Hie appearance here was sug­ Minister Memorial 11°"** for Crippled Chil he would *re Foreign I ’h I IKf n r t*i » w ill hr- A I) Sm ith , gested l.y New York heads of Lh* 1 1 9 4 .(MMI, flit* firw! <|ut>ln *»f tlir^ i Open In Miami Nov.20 *' A lth ogh ther*' wasn’t any Other ( oiitrihulors To dren at Umatilla. anl Ronrour ffitiH t h l ! will Kr song lit Tht« Itrx l'at-kai«1. O I1 llrrn d o n , Jo * Metropolitan Life Insurance Go..* This announcement wo* made to­ Meanwhile Franca prepared a thing said aU»ut It," Ho|ikins saol, wimi M J.r 'isf.l !•» **l«r! M*ftiP**4 l 4« t 1 nlwig. .1 F. Hickson and J. W FeHtival Fund Named who, appealed to for e well known . Of! 10 (/in I • \I p »N ' national funeral for Paul Pain "last February anil Murrh the* • day bv Mrs. J. Q- Leemerdy The 1 'iffi w.'ik on I'.HI.INIO ■t-rt'if in Show speaker on safely sul.Jrcts, rfeMalrnliu C I Iff f* »•*• "1 RtlO' Gtty Hall will be the wen* of leve. Premier from 1917 to I92A, were 4.&4«0,0O0 families, or pome Mi S m ith w as fa ta lly In ju rrd ommindsil thst either Mr. Frank* AiMit loiuil • f ihuti.i i • I it-fioN mf i.f ftf-orgia, • bait lhrt*t* ! » » r !• T h r firs! Iru «l is In Uds performance. In two set* nd former war minister and aviation thing over 20.lMN),0Oil p**ts«»n* or f.ift.l for tl........... cau srd ImiIH <r H o li e r ! Scott of WilmlngtOia U NktillU, I r»*ti n li<l I iltf-flV r*»Ut»- m llo- w ir r k whk-h I ' f» o f II *|ff iaI lloiisr auhrom sa/arsl scene., which Is to t>e pre­ enthusiast, who died yesterday of relief It waa an unpeg.* edent**#! I • at IVItl U'll. | M i l l ht I M iii it vt*r Niioffin f l that a |tjMit' • •♦'*, n • f f f h d i* in T illnanv ami au to no diilrs iiivtflvrti to tu rn o v rr N. C , l>e asked to make the ad­ sented next Friday night. Entire heart disease at the age of 70 SMnffirtl N.i v If. wri< nn l> . m on ihaigt*h against Ftslrr- I In/ cm n lle v , ant! Il»r thin! in m fp p o sttr tlitch ra. Hu hard Dan dress, Roth ere Coast Lins offl* proceeds will be turned over to the Ilia body will lie in state in the circumstance It nee4l ruit U w.ui Iry slid II I* Mini, Sm ith 's com* rials nounrtil i tr.liiv •*- tfilli.w « I .it i si It tli'f 11itI•tr«| Is Klltrr uf NL- P i i n i anti IIIlUlNtriMigh t’liunlKa i llorfl*. new "Painleve amphitheater,** the Jete*l at that few (verson* reall' pMitifftis in d ir car h r was driving, ttnlrlifl, S* funol. l.aurulrv. W t M" i. until.I oprn at Miami Nnv. Other speakers at this , rally Zors Hurston Is s negro woman conservatory of art* and trades fiovurtinr Hholti aitil iurmi>«-i» have sny idea nf the e .ln il of thi- ( riocfiy i «i. ) A Montf.tit (tV n tln v rd On F a g * T h ra a ) 20 * will Include K A. McCronl* nf and native of Florida. A college which President lu-hrun d«dii-«tid, » nf hia calilnel who an* thr intrni* , _______ „ , . , .. destitution protdrm. ♦••I Ih* II A 't. |ft‘|'Nf I fl'l Thr rhntgra, involving !hr n f/- ' al lm|>rovrinrnl Jacksonville, T. L. Dumas and graduate, the first negro ever to only faiul Iruali****, Saturday From there il will ' *1**1 fomltu t of Jtitlgr IIiltr*i wrrr pttRrrlbsd Ihr (>1an to fctlaral o f S. E. June* of Sanford. Mr, bo admitted to Bernard College. traneported the Pan'heon “ A " ' frr ,l< we are going tu Storr. M AUKKT V il.l b UP l ilt**# t I'M •ihi•' ifinn vrt-ir * tltiolt* tluiiiig ihc la-t arssion of , firial* In YYa»hiligt«fit In *! wrwk atm majored In anthropolog; ' for the funers) ssrvi-es. Hums* (a chairman of the Jack­ start ths winter with a milliuii •nr<| by Mu !• uin of Foil* ( in gr«‘«s aiol thr Jiiflgr rrr|tiral«*rl Three years o f study In the South K rt d C*. KIHol, rngirtrrr f o r Ih* N EW YOUK »h-t 10. —4/P)— sonville District Safety Commit­ Tha genial, absent-minded hok-l more families than were nn reli- f tsMlrhrl, N* • Smith, anti M. I l( that on invrstigalion I f madr, r i - trust*#*, m iJ thr |fit-liiiiinary |tlan I'a u I II IH ivia and t'o. rrp o rts tee and Mr. Jones I* secretary. aided her In gathering together er'a son, one of the world's most ah t I runtartoti Suiifn !•»• mg ronfidrnrr that hr wouhl « a l l " i fur dividing ih r s ta ir iii I m that thr m ark#t valu r of h0 r«p The District recently reported the largest collection of negm distinguished scientists, was also a year sgu. tiotihanls on Frifiav Hopkins estimated etmut 3,2.''" •i • ■••nrratrd. folklore ever attempted. “ From one of the most enthasastlc pro­ IU f f i r s t diptrteta, \%th 2 0 0 (<mm) rrsf-ntativ r stocks llstrd on N rw thst It now holds s record ttnatlg0(H) families were on relief rolls si Ran To Bun" l* a production based moters of aviatumI t t ik rach an g # K a tu n la y waa $11, passed by *ny A C L division in a r r* o f lam! *uitahlr for r r f o t r * on oom# o f this lor*, and pari* ,,f He was Wilbur Wright's first Ihc present lima. During th* fix. t a I i f ii In each district K v n y 9l»ff,I hh.Mh), an inerraaa In value thst no reportable accidents have . the performance .are exactly the passenger in Franc* in ItHM. tlo months the Federal Emergen x roufit) in thr stair wtHild In* ill uf h :iu parccnt o v *r th# preceding occurred since Jan. 1 of this yang, aa thaa* presented at the learned much from the American Relief Administration has been in SM tunlay and i n m t i i t M of Id th and only on* took place all laal rlodrtl. QoIM m T b i n Ntw York Inventor and, as an early enthuil- operstioww aMfOxiautely (210. percent since last y#ar. year. A «u rv *y by Rlliot showed lh *r c (it IM S. T V entire cast la coni- ssl, obtained the first pariiamapt- 000.000 hsA' f e e f tllnted by th. The public Is Invited to attend ar r H, 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a r r t « o f rut ovr r paaad o f h sgri singer, and dstr­ ary credits for building up " ' federal gnvfPIBRat . to care ftti this Safety masting whicl) U t* IIHVOUNCEH ALM IW ANCB AS II IN i TON 0<i 1t» t l •n <"inpctlfora; p v.e tti-crlmifia- laiitl. uf which tl.CKHl.UOU arrr * ar r eerx, and all eeafad a hit In p*r- French air furce. He was minister th« needy .MgSBlaWd. lie sold. minis tac be followed by s dsnes as a locftl \mi* • tlo flurry ovrr llrn i) t.on; commercial br..>.. breach o f a typr *uitab|* f r r f i i r # » t a fonnaneet at Rollins College and of air In the last Herriot He ym4«d t h * q tjWn Hr* Job* Foul’s iUtUf* undrr NltA, tlo l( TIR A N A , Albania. Oct. JO - faster* beginning at 9:00 o'dodt. • . "iilracl nr in’e-f.ience with lion. In Orfondo early, this year. opm up moat iif fV m i r r fillet at when his last illness began. i a •«' <• »VIf*! •ff-ftry w rn l on H aturdr King /-og has renounced his al­ • hose uf uth**.-. ............. . by ' j l l t l Four million a err-* id la r g r hold >r of malkematlrs slhH (ira ^ by “ eelf^M IfytuLi t alning unrni- toMM'da its m ats mobiliMition *•' A doctor FB fLAN TH R O PIST DIBS low snre for th* current year. ,1- and oilier .lev*re o r r u u R IM IG N A T IO N . ing- or in contiguous tract* suit .. rr in.lu-i.y by prupo.mg winner 4<t institute pritw R n iP lo riJ who hsxe nearer been on " • 1 i'l.e merchants, expressed by the way f* T l.e In te r p n 'ls liu n s *.n the reASHTABULA, Ohio, Oct. ahlr for irforr«tatiMit a* statr •rientific subjects, I'a ln -jllef rolls. works on a.*ientific l’sln-| gesture, decided lu pay doupl* •*!| ..,•(,• »• sen*. . < pun .s'. )»•( . ..ill 1'U .k, were —Brig. Qen. Marshall Orlande , N A N K IN O , Oct. S0.1-IJP)—The leve was the first French inter­ •The unemployment relief lillf of unfair t .•i.ip.'t .tlve practices, Tl.e code ill issI In- "..served by |»rojt* t* Would Ih* mvsilsblr if thr taxes .hut ths guixroinint de­ Terry, 15-year-alJ philanthropic!, national g*V* rumen; cepted yes­ preter for Albert Einstein |frtfg'«m *hould hr rolitrgrd the nstiuiv \yhi>h ie appri.xnnatcl) >niiuilau xiy, lu K,t ml.. q > clined. saying the state needed no ..II -lores whirl. .In • nl engsge terday the Immigration uf Finevcc author ead army surgeon, waa j Throughout his life, Painleve m e, bdlwo Ail s' - pee yen', must srsl.an tl..- moining Die reli.'1 primarily" in selling f.«>d, milk *l!i« total o f 2 ,0041.^)0 art*** wa* s (plus irxrm.es this, time. Minister T. V. Ha -ng teniVrcd was engaged in public affairs He buriad her* yesterday .with foQ i bd’poU.** be -slitgf *Twfe means code. (IS I. eirrsf single ana, Nl( t . mi tobacr.. ,ur Ih" . ..-niing un- •It***ult*i| upon lk#<*au*4 virtually all mlHtary ritee. Hs 4Ud « g p Saturday prMaawLly becaaoa of v u premier uf Krone* In 1P17 sad that th* need for prlrale contrib­ issued * ter.es of inlerpretation- •ler separate rtalrs, i.IPng ala- uf this land now I* undtr stair monla Oct. U st hll Co ■ aunt lag gararemaut r.oanclal DK.v m T t h twi .SCI EN TIM f in IRH4 missed by a morrow utions la greater.** * irdu. ed tu -i.npie-i terms st. the '•■ns giutoimS'lle agsmies, lum control breausr o f mmpaynirnt uf csiif., hem*. ’ * difficult its. - ' l , - , I gin the election to tk . presidency ,rv*'» sloirkvcptrr n.ight get th i.er and material ysr.'s, and sell­ ta xr* It would b# acf|ulr#d by thr . »—w.'J, j DAHLS, Oqt sa-O FJ— tVofseof France. In I f U k r again wa. r<x|UJ.. nirflu uf <Its tu. 1pp. t ers of oil burners ,w- real, JewelTAKES U 1FS s ta ir through pgyvnrnt uf the dr - sur Albert Calmette, th* man made premier. Hr waa an advo­ Domestic Gold iVicelajsi if lit XX(tin.ut delay. i) end sewing inechlns-s. " II* liri.|urnt t a n t o thr ruuntir* and ! whose name was given to th* an­ cate o f payment o f t W war 4*bf ,'l J m cu L' propu.sN tu guviru It .lues not apply t< > well seg JACXSONY!LLK. Oct. *0— 0r> Yesterday’s Weather Set A t $3).96AnOunce tituberculosis vaccine for ItauiiK districts with fund* ah to the United Stales. , punq lit">n made si N ltA Sul legated divisions uf .lepartuirnl — STUHagg C. Kail, 41, railway m k stores such us lesleu ints ,1' neh ts.ll.d from the pulilir works adW I M I I K I ' T I I M rJet. u t b — fI ! u r J ,J " r , r l " r • '* W D M I I M .1 >N, Oet. #0 4 A 1 — J j , | , g worked oCl ,|, „ julnt com fruntains, barber shiq ,. n.tni-l ration TR A IN IN G FOR MEN ^ tmuy Csieed vs The Rffmi'U.lietlaii tpda/ ,,,,(1* , „ f , he Uecnxery unit and .Starting It..inlay the “ loss o f <Imnesli.--• ne?r^' r r ^ ndnrd •• |ih*AJ>.|isrtmsnt nf tYim'l’crre leader” is deed. That is, no mer­ tr%\m » NEW YORK. Oct. i t , GUNS FOR KAH4TNTM i 831 •JC on quuce «**. ti p •y uf ll.j I,(MX) chant shall sell any article, ex­ In the Clvilloji r « iu rx stW . iban Hotu F*s flgxir* uf lesilutious cept those specifically esempt, at Ferdinand A . HlicM. iwwl S sko.r the ROME, Oct 30.—OW -Young a-socistii.ns; ,.f less than it cost him or at winch « r i pointed chief of. U dX 'p'led S World aklJ ' by ike federal he re uld buy it today, whichever fascists of romhst from 92 prov­ forest service, seen pal nptj Kith In sisaion* ever 15 years, u lawat; inces, all of thru, uetweea 18 and Oct. »0— (ffV-r temporary k i M * Vtd kud.lr f^ reem M g f(.r fair ad Once Ike cede authority s-ts an t l years of ■«>• .yeateiday for­ tr reported that Of ro taper I and selling wurkei ..ql allowance for lover e»sls to b* mally received machine guns ss pnxkiclioa <|aiJ ti was MWspspers and Isittrr business <barged 'above root of tha goetli r. empluyvnaW r rt of their regular armament. prk-eo. • i" tha 'merchant—probably early . Was made sn occasion far elab­ IW fa rsd wnh KB s4« practices tingled out i nest w e d — this “ markup,” about orate ceremon.et presided over increased S.T g «U C 0 8 > Ltradon - » ~ r - - nDhmeal w n r Inacritrary |ten peraaat, must be charged on by the duke of Pistol* and th* * w - 4-lS odkmtlaiog Old s*Umg; auock.i (CaoihwM on Fag* Two) duke of Bsrgsme. D E T R O IT , O ct. 30— ( A . P . ) — A m ob naid b y police to n u m b er 2500 rid in g in n early 800 a u t o m o b ilea swept LITVINOFF TURNS NEEDY W IL L NOT UP IN P A R IS BUT SUFFER, HOPKINS REMAINS SILE N T TELLS WORKERS Negro Chorus Will Sing At City Hail .# For Eika Auxiliary * Price Fire Cent* Recovery Heads Interpret Six Featues Of Master Code Wli ich Is Now lu Effect asm km*. STATE SEEKS BIG MILITARY BURIAL SUM FOR FOREST W ILL BE GIVEN REHABILITATION CYRU ST. SMITH �—j * ' * r j |* r- I r ~ * ~ —— .............. — ■ ~ * 7—-c- 1 - w-vy-t-*—?- - T " " - •»■*-;»■ mtfJSrfrMi r-. i..A 1: A] * ?. : »• 1 * • ■■ -i-j • ' • 1 -■■■ - o ^ ____ • - - - — -— -------- ' vaA< For Exercise ^ rfilrie .._______ I n bft t s _*>od a “ coniJItkm i - i » r n ur o r -raatnta, f i n ™ acona*_______ In# to e x p e rt opinion* gathered by R u th C handler Mdbre fo r »• D W PW M h ln r, acrnbhtn#.-------aewing. Comer'i ------------------------.. -bed­ m aking, i t e w p m }, ifttftirif, and eapecially running up ana down vtstre; t a n m eit o f f htp* and aarpttm poundage, and O H m U a fe n e fa l ifS ffb V l 16 g i f t a wom an tfie am oolh elastic m uacjM IfiR HtFW erect ca rria g e w hich are supposed to m u l t R o m g o lf, {ehnls o f sw im m in g. T h e m a in th in g is to learn the co rrect “ fo rm ." It's th e kray ydu iWrrti thht m atters. "T o o bad wom en don’ t g o s£ftr th air h d didw ork tna w a y th ey do th e ir sp orts," says Joe itfr, WHO directs a fashionable gym nasium f o r wom en in it . ^ t h e y tak e Op Sports to Im prove th e ir fig u re *, o b W rra n t to g e t the r ig h t Stance and fo llo w ­ e d posture. T h eft th ey dluftip and g o kt th eir In tub old why. Nb w dhder It pull* so m any o f W it o f shape— when It ou gh t to be as good s w ofk ka any sport I W om en can m ake first-class conditioning t X f t e iM I but b f th eir housework, I f th e y ’ll only learn hbto to do It rig h t." t -l f t m ake* no d ifferen ce, then, w h eth er a woman g e t* { ier ex trc ls a In a gym nasiu m o r a kitchen, Just so she g e ts He Mtfftt kind. A n d I f she tackles housework w ith the iatn e on fo rm and strok e th at she’d g iv e her g o lf gam e, e asm fo r UCI h er fig u re . T h e conclusion n Will UO» th in # M in as th m in ill*g lu tM th e d In th e C ollier's study o f housework as e x e fr lie are, Cyrus T. Smith* w ork ( i - n m r t f f t no tfi out alone and who biam* tW - __ HIS raSS.’* Would that we 5 s •«* th* moral ~n= had 3Oho Dan KarJUs U do (he siuhiMi ebllipae *AM* jflb for tfi* M M eountle* In A nwfrfi, * T W moral fiber « ( Araerlo United fltateu: aa fundemesrtslly fine today lift ad low ih the mentality, as R eta il Trade Vohmte ws* Ik th# tl*M of tho l i t (he morality, of (Me- rfbPIckB Up B et Other Th# tiatrbaaion U duo to >1 /Hit* WhUH afflirts 1tUkml, mlsUtka*. . • B aroitietera Ofccline . . . . ___ i_tJ - Ahst they hare the effrontery to Bs‘ ‘j.W m e a * to flismk. this brae* offlrtr on tHvtiee moralists, We moot rail atten- .. Charges, Nfcw Y o W t. o a . so. —t* i— on to tb* -------most flagrant sag ^ tlon ftufdik's chief offend* The breath of winter spurred the opeh fiWtai defeiwraura of i* honesty In office. By dismissing rorisdfher fb acfWe shb^plng l« community In th# history of - Ilm, Governor Sholtx prove* hlm- preparmtUn for cold weather dur­ (ountfy. ,- ^„, ‘’ *elf either a tool or a knar*. ing (Jio past week. GoTomor psrld Rholti, of VTotW* had thought that Miami and tds, his Just dismissed the high Reports of retail trade volume Miami Beach had won expiation sheriff of Dade County (Miami from many part* of the coirnlry from further suffering by an un­ and Miami Beach) for “ mental tgusual series of edtastrophec: remained decidedly encouraging, stiW Illf." ^ First, a rail embargo; then col­ although steel production slack­ That story wa* dutifully print­ en**! rathdr abruptly, and *och ed on the controlled press of Ml- lapse of the redl estate boom; businesa barometer* a* freight aml. with hypocritical attempts to then B series of htpk failure*, Justify the governor's outrageous topped off by a destructive hur­ movement And electric (rower pro­ ricane. duction drclinctl. art ion. But now. on the eve of It* come­ Industrial activity usually alatkEvery one In Miami know# th# back. It I* afflicted by a much ens during the last two mi nth* of real story. Sheriff Dan Itardls more slnliter catastrophe than th# year; but most businesa In­ has been one of Miami's few hon­ ■-Oigsvn j II I.4 ~ dices indicated a somewhat greatest pollcs officials In a generation. an, that have gone before. J ® " TO D A Yi That th# many Influential Mi­ #r than seasonal receaaioa In th# II* had th* rooruge and ability to ami property owners, throughout past week. Some hope rethalned, ^ t ' s ^ ^ m k t t e r o f mechanics, really. We study th e In- drive nut th* Al Capon* rang, th#'United States, will stand by, dry-rleaning racketeers and other however, that with th# spring up­ gitB M H T S Ufa' ktruftfuns that come w ith our labor-aavlng devices k n d h m underworld vermin that threat­ while a bunch Of chtap rdtketeers turn several week* later than but u> do jastir, {h eth With eohseiahtloui regard fo r th eir e ffic ie n c y and th eir ened the decerjcr and prosperity ruin this community, is hard to usual, and carrying well Into mid­ betikre. If ih»y da, this degrading •* ■. w * 4 bxpensfVe Insides, and It's high tim e w# learned to do the of that resort section. of Governor Sholta will be summer, the autumn ugrtum may lame fo r the mathlhs that In evitably shares th e w ork o f tils name came prominently be­ oAction f more than local significance, yet mktyrialix*. fore the country last winter when fcygry on * of th«ft—the h ou sew orker’s own human body, Th# operations of the NRA and rxeruim T1 w,,l mksn that the rich, pleadraptured and laterr executed ft* that itikcfHft* U designed on en gin eerin g prfnelptfc. too hr Kanvara, attempted assassin of k«re lorlng class which goes to the A A A seemed to be boosting •tl, H’S lb* HU*(Ur* cbda nbw _ ui* _ ___________lr* It k wrl ill run, as the sayin g goes, like M f tou Xt eofredtly# It President Roosevelt? murderer of Florid* for winter recrrstlon, has consumer buying. While Indus­ K i'lf c - a n d ’W ith JUtt a * little slack muscle as B bird has, Mayor Cermsk. of Chlrsgo, | •» ln ries-erse-y and trial produet Ion declined In Sepf, »n4 ' ‘ , . . ' '" Dan llardle come* of frontier Ju*IP* accoMIng to American trrtiber, the bureau of labor fig­ ' t t a ) u r tHat Nudism I* old-fashioned I standard*. •■* "T a k e IronfHg. fo r exam ple, you not only make hard slock. S typical ures showed a gain In employ­ I 'f t a l i of tife * r . Romabody ment of 3.2 per cent over August, to mto th* bAAih resort*. w a f t 'o f it When you b ear dowh on th e iron from above, but iiiev'Jtably thicken y o u r shoulders and curve yoftr bark. and In payrollk of 2.7 per cent, id -■ — NiH ' l ^ " U* lai* .*«. i L k l ..kit mrnmk. atn +4 #»Hm Syou tidinifg ed myou are are i asllfim t.iberal retail buying was reported Obmkmtj o f P rtfrtrt tap#from several agricultural areas, ....... the thigh .---foHaBly pright^ ...u add rotate from joint __ as .you J* Chicago Mod. U 00,000 , ____ iB Iy U d|h notably the south, where the cotling to th# Chicago As u alltf fo u r arm s m erely to tfuldb the Iron back In d (Continued from Page One), [ton crop is being marketed, and nwr«^. Which J»«- r o n n spine,r/pulls J .* f Co8im.fr.. it iis atralghtim n n u n i i w na yotrr -|--------- —in you r hips, and be led urn). nearly »!»0.000,000 of thk crop re­ Show that oil thu cWp«w*-i»ea^ei k ' f a t ahmildei1 gffmjltiei1* f o r the sustained e ffo r t o f tills partlcu y£>uy this partlcuprofessional persons, outside 'ta lk U s lot of bimkl .. |esses you r on _ — i - -------- — . . ~ « i - m duction money has, been received. ila r task. It Isn’ t ndeesatary, afiyhow . to throw you r w eigh t f f ’onttnued From fug# On*! salesmen, outside c- Hectors, watchThe p rrnnunced slackening of Inf Try n ; ----- --------• ■Mac to on the Iron ; that only draws ugly lines on the linen as Well all article*. A* the nnlk ° f^ * , ‘ JBtn.-ruaril* and. stnrc iktcrtlccs fluMri.rprrxlurtlon In m numb#r of (M fn iW sold *1 or" ne¥T a p'roff are not governed by the employee 1in#w, bow#V#r, Is ror#lrln* Inlevel which I" *HH higher than working hours above. rrrasinr »tt#ntlon, ind mor* Is No person under IS years of this. It should no| idcct pric* l » K .. b .i- '# r t r t m j t b t y « u - » f « a . » r|d " ' btVrd of Ot# lark bf financing age shall he employed in a retail 1 than former p r ..w .o t'k fle W lim ber, fe e t just sligh tly dpkrt, w ith y c * r w dlgh t f * « marking i#nsr*n>. ffit #ohntrii<4 lnn And raplUl rood#. UI J K i stale, except that peisnna 14 and wk«n h* mad* hi* Souto |Mg d *v f yoUr ankle h o n es- that Is, so th a t yo iy can lift NU empliifer in a town of With prlTat# rapltal still tlmtd. k* toll \ f> y, y-srs of tg r may lie employed Mk) or less, may uisks all goodwill tobr. lei tiler yhur heel* o r loea a III tie wdy Rdth the flo o r Withdut ♦nor# ind imor# h#aYlly ar# tb#s# •?f f0t;3* period not to etrred - o ---------L k ifc in * vour w eigh t. N ow im agine that you have a tnlru -unwartamru reduenon" in 1ln#§ l#anlnr on irov#'mm#nt cr#d._.yr from s T »ll*h *»»»c ;K L . gkA yiffb l/etween yotfr tw o slftliig-bortek *6 Ib g t VoUr number of hi« employes U. ■ A i t s hours per day on six days It. Th# fnibll# Wdrbs *t»rdrram has per week, or for one day per week, M ' U nnk plW ' “ * S ; & r e a f f in h trl|)od. Then. With you r hips held down Within the esrinplion ftum • " h o«t#d h#avjr mnstnirtlob oppr# cbde tsrtns given »u those with such day not to exceed eight In r#rrnt w##ks, and five or Ires workers m the sms.I hoiiys All surh work must be hF- riahly towns Pail tiro# workus must oe tVvfen 7'(Ml A. M. end 7 (Ml P. M Washlnftan I# uml#rMood tn h# rounlrd. • ffO PERSON IINDFR l « YfcAkS rnns1d#rihf Increasing the work** . a i ‘ n & h 5 *£ V - wS5!k a t i h S t? k Ths etentpthn thall not oplly. OF AGK fill AI.1, HF. KMPMlYKD total from fsrSob.ofar.OflO tb fft. In towns ot ZJMU or less whose IN flH U V FR lN G M K R C n A N - 000,000,000. a . AbtomohU# production h # I d , . r r r . -----------1 --------- |{h b m bacw and forth , le ttin g the »w in g com e fro m boUnddrlr* loU. M the lute ol * nifth f r o m M o ro n v r n in .F R c im n * ; I n iiu w o r k .r .t ^ ^ f hfft-jdlflt Mhd fdlloW lhg through w ith you r kneea— like ligger comutuMFyt “ •■l 1“ thosg > The holies worked hy Shv em* tbout hti’Mfly iturinir th# pa»t w#ek, t A slhkc shgAgcd Ibra) p o -ljt follow -throu gh Of a g o lf stroke. T h is ls a lim b erin g^** « . thin the metropolitan ate* of plfiy-e during eBrh dav stall he wft«*r th»* rather *harp decline of la la a ff* e for sll flrt fight. J^Jjj ng , »|enderiilhg exercise, and It’S also. In case you r* elite* of too.nou or mote a» de cnn«i*nitl?#. hnt ohr hnur m if Ih# previous week, and more than flneil 16 the last census. Slid itoncs flew st raadein interested, m arvelous practice fur y o ilr g o lf-s w in g I' }+ allnwH f* r a meal p n M . double the amount « f the Ilk# week Complaints on any sisojert by ftW hb*c thd tear ( « were of 19.11. So Just remernlH.-mthls. wlftm yoUr housework beg!Ins to merchants at* to be made to th- fM« hhur nht to mutit r-g w Intb play. Thai city Steel product tan has fallen clo«e worVin# llw^. Anx get monotonous, and you look Upon life a * p retty em pty nearest dlsltict office of the l>c Ih# ' l l fdnanat* that rth cscap* labor ,fF«! rw*f|A»t g|vm #mt»Inf##« «hi»ll to 10 per rent of raparitv, or to , . . r . dru dgery, w ith nothing hut a pain In the barji. sore f*e t parltneiil of t^ommrrce pending YlfcifMc Of this .kind It helps n r*t*» little more than half of the •la*, ghd b lis te re d hand* to take your mind o f f .vour work, It a (teat.on by the Haile itself ol lu »ol bt fl^liirlrd frnm #*irb ‘.WMftar 1*bof no? anyone clM. •nmmer oeak, with automobile wnrVIfl'f lliti#. tal cuninin's •«, uuihoii/**.l *y thIt A*rloo*ly delay* the time1fektly splendid exercise! T h e e x p ert* tell us On»* #krtru hnnr mijr I*# wnrk#d material buying elark. The ateel c,m|* lo help administer aad • » _____________ ____ o— -------------- — U ran be truly said that the hv ®nv rmplnv## on on# «!»▼ *t •nmnank* are •!<!! at K>rrer fo ..» the pact. Is a thin* of the past. Two important qualifications #nrH w##l b|i* *b# hour !• In hoad« with Itail’-oad roordinator The G ra fs Sueccss ------- o---------yiHce at which i# lnrliift#4 within tb* mitlmum fk*0»ttm^*' over yyifp litMil** lii lit*** rUlf*T ea may . smlls as rondearendi|le»' will accept the hi*a<nesa for A retailer m*> c -l below his ty when the British empire and W ith another successful flig h t s)f the ( ir a f Zeppelin own Invoke cost to meet a com­ •AO 000 ton« of ateel rail". United Htales of Amsrlea bid to the U nited States, the old question o f “ how does she do petitor* pile* based on a lower erall? under*elllnr ■!! cnmpatl' each other for gold, run­ i \{ . k* price up two dollcra an It ? " com e* up *galn . O ther d irigib le*, seem ingly Just as invoice, but to avoid being eld*** • tbra. unjuttlfled threat" of le^alj • ! hour" permitt#<1 H»rh werk. lb on* day. Pleasant f ir s tfflltg and fast and w ith all t h e same equipm ent and de­ as a v.ulator must report his *r pmreerttar. andi m '■« llnoortant nt, W A (.,.S „ ,br . . that **U the gold, but vhat vices. have never perform ed an yw h ere itcttr a* notably us lltiti Immediately t« 'he regional nf all selling beh.w r -at. whlrh |fl ho jt ^ w * v ,hr n),ph,um it taipdysrs that hire to sup- (h e UeFman airship. A n simWer to the G ra f's um aring |>er- manager until the local committee ha. recently Icen referred to a* wn¥ , mt,|„v»a h* Is ciVdted. He cannot cut to meet tonty for all this blildliif Thb funh. inFrfaspi! frytrr <Kf rate* Fiiatinr itir BHAana. Th* funhy M rt M r r t * t o « k rilay lw found In the reply which its com m ander u-nsii.lv clawrauv* .*!**, end du "rut throat r.mipetit on " Pftce iliAcrlnilnatlon Secret on )iin# |. JP11 hv nni !#«■ than la tHat while th. t). a. Java lo one Who asked the secret o f his success. Ur. Rckeiier ;mSdl of damaged goods, *t*-.M an*orrt^nt p-nvlfllne thkt thl« where s mere hail i I* fr*» uf m,n |N,n irfl« ni allowilicee of old, (he Britah i » » "W ck tH er map* just as you have in this country. W e Imam price restriction* doelng its bid. U h l fall within thk rla«*. *U> **’■ " r*w"1^ •* '«"»*«< • «" t no'll saw to more than »ho rm1 * » f hem in town* of If.MW a mer­ .. .sd.ntk con tW t by rtfllo i t all tim es in out transatlantic crossings, fdrtn of. dlacrloiinat .*• » f m w ‘ • «in . . . **■-,V -nd 6irih, shy* thk kislbooHi* firs t blir own Wbnflkfful WCafhPr itatlttn, the S eew arte at chant who gill nut suffer earep nnjr t» on a . una fid# .»ulrr 01 »n a form 1.r *h.» n- -mnh.v— .hell he paid .. Slid >l*t yatir dollar* to Hajnbut’g, then you r (iiflttUn a t A rlin g to n which give* tldnSl hardship I* especled I,.» „ „ — _ ..„v lt(o|. Buy Now, and . ,nd m “ \ n over N orth A n ftr lc * . O f course gdlu g to Houth -cortf urm tO the fullest rjA?**n* that I" ac-roii ntahl,* puasitl* with th# requftWaUls • r l t r W 'rx -i-iv w t r *■« OV ' I .jobd tot the peopU that “ Cnmmetv al leiSe.y Than' 'A m erica and over Bouth A m p r ic i w e have U» depend more which world U olheiwite oOligiOil rofnmodlty, and for which thkre I* n, grcdler * » It *• s i t r i . Qorq n r c u m n v r r q aradf o f lM mShufscfurtr on local atationa, and the w i i t h i ^ rip o rta fro m khlps kt tom " ' . . li results In the lein t) sl nf • u r r m ’ i - r t in s v T il l \ THK art, since there la no la rge wegtllfcr a ta tlih On Akimt cotitmThe special c nnmitia* rddudts H. Until Ihor* FRFrovrred h| prtilil Itiriar, M * N > M 11*« W A G E S w n d l- fair practie* provulons* fa' - put Intb ctreoiaUss, ent. But ten <?art tlr * ^ bn our lfn«d;INfg<! o f B r»|n v«v sp'vt.p c j i a t t . v o t .H T-'dluenrll., or rewaid'ltg he 1* ‘»U C ' W t ks no retur* ofprua- Uona. obeerved through long mbtiths b f •tutiy ih d t r t v c l cla m to being at-1 «O oie h c m ip V n r n | ) l i T It E action of an eiiiplt»yke ir agent j ijr, Buy wow, and fend * kand," o y e r th a t continent, and (hkn o f cdlirae the W iath A r la ittSch o.' all llulils' -es ondsr Without the knowje.Uf .f ihe em- O ir r io e r t o n u r r t " lt i| y fa, points enumeisted. poln I w* might add, for Ih* baa* tnorO equable there than It.ia h®**. , . . , . ^lojAy or (he prim ipkl, and the i « " t v.iirn >?TitiiTiV in t»m A N T terehanU adrartia* u ; “ O ur helmsman la constantly stu dyin g ih * d*id )hat B supplementary I IwitUtlhg of an ItJ'.-Utate bill ( dritltriv-rtvi rv + « i f V f’ MXi'R regulatlooa could hi J*V. •rag* people to boy op u-ohewg iinims o r mini "lirrarh if #*»rlrnctl 11 »• t^n t h f w ov (t>UT t,ro•■ dajr ho < etB codes to tegui.to eubJx-e-.s'aOl' * » at, , too, would kelp iH * With h it own excellen t know lw lge o f m hst the FMPI.OYFI..S, id*t piracy, of oak |n, side red n ;hls hial.it *V.l __ poop!* employed. ral-rn .ii.IrrfAtante WlUi Ahotheri. ei'#enialoeee un«t-r IS years of li W A iH U i l r t M t p e e fic t ." . Its uslrtnbif. nrdJAn tracts or. l hr |rpidmtl»n if i ne'sr dark, hr An emnlnkae with less Stamp*, take lives T im ja T - b o n d " iw . dw^ ark equal* r#preBrnsll.l?. i Ihdh *l» mdilfh*’ experience In the l« g th * Ito rm stul deteri fea r, f^r/JtfjW bikers. J -• ‘ “ Cootrion: Unde this cipiionj retail trails, may Be paid i t the itrjeal o r hot, a couraa Is. plotted. I f Ain ths tis general M the forced puuho** uf one an-, -4t, „ » *t lees per WkvA than th ft shift u iu iliy rldas rides through^ tthe to ‘ - 'aad, Uka -I ^rlidlhallon| M'niiri-.h or*F« r* k. — l«Thua it rakV t o seep th a t achipulous study o f al a black llet.“ j -npli-et #• *-it rvn kVn-liiyke shall lag d i« ^Jpft. *Fnlprtion# p b rti U ai*AtAedtlsl th dtH gtble fly in g as It som etim e* f l CMkcluiii'1: . ^ HAselfled hnlh a* 0 «hW r Inaccurate odvertlslag A s m Inud-yerV proth’setl grtd r , «ti i n s M l 't . smnMved; fny'vra' prom'*e<l u> wiareprs s f.'a U « tt oleoma TO lift f l i r t .N b A f.«r tb* hold# I • nnWhee Of eveHhVyAki credit lorSM' P *'* t .s u . W-w-ft. le-wri's’ r-wvrttly li'vta! services. Also advsrUktng 'fled rs .uni r end l l in the ini'iediale —i#l<tii»ei it th# — “ ■•** P-MMic. - - Smhlnvaes ro M R lN E l). i talr fljugtniees tag rsethtd* tohkh,total jnfalr et lh- •hall pvt etrOtof U t*ll> Of rtit* n •* the it ,i cotv* or ipUleed ih* ru|tai a|'«»ea( .......tr, ,Ti>»r Ut«au*‘ -fc «li usus 11y ralsried ta 0* h * •«eh dmn'nv— «n ever* ftvk UtU-— s . £ i a 'I*M3 n t e 6 r , « : v~ tq s| )t overlt-ftp celt pplnA of Hi- ___ au bi ending. . Th* tapoii •#« 'HI fraetlrtU thereof dp to Ukl Cliiry *■> flung l# the home Ark4 -ctloo Bgaihsl 'cut- ^ I T their 4 * J nha such emolovae (b klivtr ly is prsrtlca'Iy ’u (teexrs at Uw Oiange Co lity r t r r r ilmeUo KHiU sM Mr. (th. . tta a-halt km « f grounds la Ortaad* #0rly tkU . ------- n i s l t a k s U Uflsg „ . l i l t ralt prscllc* rules, »"inH-e#.. whs. are forin Mi Sanford ssre eXougk. Re ka* Montina. tb# urrastoo. being {*•111 enVile busaers (a I r ^ to oceuroejL has vg.'ft# i.wral «p{I lM ftdAukl Mtalag of ikt M I) lPit e.'otxnn.eatHy po.hcJ *“ * m“ m breeu, »n«ll b* I k b a i M h!4 dws and tall els of tko Orsng* County 1*1v- pool t i truth tp|Ut IU Implied eda- feetlyel) liiu (N fl 'lA 'titou n iait wilt — »taa i t Pa hmrriy & Ufa At ffdHda t* hekkr rk Atsdriation. ProdiAta J. Tsrss. All paraooe at# llokle to sad It. v-i'. » . : w ’*c - pew —*e w-M-w.es Ionato Is th# rate* iHhtr edited thd mdetlaf to hontentlooal trior and are -It—S ahwre. proc lalira for having tb* mis order a few Contlnoed Tomorrow) by A. U Doers brought t* Ibelr uU*ntioa for , Talks wore w* are trying ta creala^W it’ ll cannot take tb* n'aea nf bow#*1 re­ (Cewtlaaed from Pag# t o * ) adjustment throbth the % i>M *fi sabotage at letoviry," he ccrot rnant o f prtwa.- • Cad. * Perhaps the n-oat popular all the pres • »ty , preratent flA* of gfircrnrtwnt atrtdhg br»* ineaa men run* In the foUuwsing, term* :fa o rj— to ret things gn• .W IT-* in Irvdlirss lUklnffk lirttsl Allre ..u»Ine»^ S profit. Only with this a.suranck vMtl tlley heAln fo ->ori«iW «*•' pond their -piratlon, ahd t*. * l» * i mtdoymenu WhM !-• bidding u* hack. It i» <ai I, I* umerts'nty— tihvcrtalnty t»la: gneds made cn« lie sold at a gain, uncertainty tr.u' the*# gai,<* run 'C invested Hj •urther » . : t t r ic e wli ch w*'l W ieb O ld tV Studio make us fur her pr. fits .ui'ltifc'WiW lx L l. ; |y tn be vuCrJ utiwn in bond* l*tleemSble in v. Id. “ The thru v, I: wti! •*; seen, ile -ian.lv Ih.’ fan’ ) n r prngrnm of DEPKNUAJU-B •• deflation, reduced governmental .. I ir f i o i ^ T E a i N O . midget*, 'h i: faxes may r h w : and ji. abend.n-.ir.l of the iitigrnrh j < M ATT"B B S W b u higher W.tg’ s and faim inci.me*| B a a t a t* . A a l i r a s raeS aev , ( It drmands n itvlnratlon of inCelacy AvU. ft,one S1I-J ttnlion '.o na'n t.,t at all cwta ,ast con— T i m of a ‘sound’ dal lar. mtm saa “ All th ’ ve dcmaniu of counti ,re th« fa.n !■*“ Ingredients ot iirthodnx ,’ f ’ 'mental pronoui.eementa hcfjic 'a<* llsrrh *• The election wa» a Mandate of repudlat ion. If It rcpuXa'.el anythlnd; Meat Market, » l f X. IM it wa* the Adbil'iis'rxtloii which Ived by these attitudes. And those people wh • would have u* crawl back to Ih • old ideas like U wounded animal to its a iandor.xtl den, misread ti.c tc-qiper i f lho people a* well an 'ha I9*'II gents of the present guversment. “ We are trying to .no-* that heaped op cofpOMtc lorpluse* at.d an over-nnncAn-ratloh of wealth are not th* life - f trade hut the Tfeuth-tif-trmttr.- n n m rs muxt ~W transformed into larger wage, agf! higher price* to fatmer* .not sim­ ply stacked up In stcrils hoards #f cip itfl If wraith in dity large mhd grAtlfying seriM l« io bhked gtlsraStrk profits, in the terms of agAih. “ If, 1 should like to nsk. tfiAlr intfrpreiatlon, to nil bttslnrs. rorh, who is lo hoy 'he good* on which the profits srv mate? It '• rlrmrntary thst purchasing power must equsl triuil nice* If act vlly t« to ne maintain# I. This '* Ml.I consislrnt * i ''i live kind of prhflt* conlkrdplAtrd tinder the theoity I have men'hx.r.i ,*mt thr kind tn which many hii-inriscs sir atlrmpt ng to hrlp thrm.rlvrs ■if.drr thr .hrltrring wings i f our h liir'rsglr For whc.i proipcctlvr buyers arr larking, this fart alsc. is obv InUs to those who distribute cred t. The whrrrwith'sl for rxpan.lnn cann d -r hail until me have definitely »nd vv.th l.oitee*. operations gone over to the low p-lce. larre volume program. That was rontemplatrd on l>r NRA. ” N .thing but hlgh-i wages ar.d farm income*, loge.h-r with nto*l* rratrvl retail pnr*« ran redress the malsiljiistinruts wlil.'h ronlinn o t ic e re to esi-t in the slr.ic ore t j « ur prirrs. I'-tiflls w l| !*ave to follow. It m new rtftrirnciev. To pul' Bryan & fhrailkiU them (list is tn pit the rail k ! f.ne the hor-e. f tcf the i»eat ‘ M O VE D guarantee * f plot1’ * Is rapaclf) j Kmw UFbFVk A rtanfnrd A r t f . f oner*'inn *t k » rosts end* prices; this ineslees th* prsservaS a itfn h i grid ZHd l« II of pllrcnaai.iu p-.Wv, , IIH'j i Hack Itr t’ent Fla SerllCk S t lY conservation of inaike!i. It may1 m si.a wart ta t a m m i ■ . >gl U S. DURING WEEK W . H. Master ’Retail >^0i)E highlights Is Interpreted Byl----------------------ftecovery Officials n t t t t .sain,jf W e s ' •«'" c X jz s & m tarn 5 S i m ft H ^ , P R O M I !a r s u t t ? r s * r tfH . •vta Ooorgg j f M m h . f a TJ. a I S E M t l to -b e . e w a a ■ ^ , - T i '*!,«, a , n Umteta The “ havgaia t^atskry mat laads ease kv Umf k asi k a r , .l . to yeas car S yUe esat t MA-ataltoatoets-aatreei tototarn* to (JUMS-toify knowA* CUM Itoftml I ph-sae. wHtNirs A N n o o A n x i ttta *e» mppatayb**i >*r teagwaer,saW(hSCU»eSaMB kto“ mtk |s*C» rUdyai Utk ktaU'-Al r ilK Uca^k W toUbee-Uakto-t.tseACtMDdldtaki *aO sdAkwI bewar prUsMiaaf MU*’Aak1#«to |*ag SsM, WMidS m» caatowA IU*At> taimsto* I4A tokisak la tHh(gh asMMlkgHw Sasvvtat *o UJtHip*4Wtar U U , ^ U d 3 ^ M i I aspec l two aa A fJ M al safe/ kuffWtaw U M M Program . A lafgo audience nf friends as­ sembled In tta studio pdrlbrs of Xh# Gleaners Class af the FtrSk Mr*. Fdifnlt S. Munson on 'Myrtie Baptist Church will have a .Hal­ Avenue Bathrday evening to hser Bill has arrived from th* piano tertifkat* program,pre­ lowe'en party at 8#0 P. M.: at thk horn* *C .Mr*. Jam** HoltsclasA, to ^iait Ida mother, Mr*. sented hy MU* Mary KrstoeksTAn1011 MrrGk A rewoe, With Mr*. X «C o (^ . • ■ dreWt ^ttughtcr of Mr. And Hr*. HolfWMW, MM* Dorathy MaHhAB S. E. Andrews ,who is a pupil of arid U r i. MafftaerifA BmtUAw ab f o i p & a h . T, R Mailing win th# Fannie 8 . Munson Plano hKHmsag.’ * ' ' I Ml Ncsr-.l Into thklr ho ml tn School. RehAafsAI ftar ih* tHaanhsgfvlng Assistant ts.eut on the program Wat Mto. Mllgarkt McRae Maf4i « l '* duB. and E. C. Smith, felt, reader, Wbta responded to ap­ f,“ A tuifilcal patoday ln Tampa plause with Aeveral encore Bum­ prtaAtitM (to * 6 apers In addition to th* numbers da* t a f h W k l 8 DO o’clock At tta cn th* program. ttln flV MWtaAsk ChuHh, raffU* fcr. and Mr*. D. U Harper have Mlaa Ctrotyn Cogt.um aml Miss ‘ /ratal' thklr homk tan -Bbuth Fanfito Beta Munson .aalatsd Mr*. SkrifArfl ‘ A'#fmi4' Ahd fflftft Stfeei J i« i» sa - the PU rk Andrews a'tad Mrs. MuAeon to re Wffh MArYlUltabr fh H toff*. TRA triuslc Will indUtU relrM g ut.c efal-.-y tb* guest* ill th* sttldlb which era# dAcolal . aau a i v . a . u . 9 Mid11• f Will to A (fink color ScA*me with a AY taWTa the middle of th* Vaek from talkground of fern* and pluiuotB|„1Ullfrig botavk to Mayfair to aa palm*. Baskets of pink sntigndh, bowls of ptnk roses, pink 1901 Aeuih Sanford Avunuo. shaded llglri* tod pint- canilA* at• a '*x l o t * 1■' ool fo cvntuatBd tlii eboieti color not# • » . F. Pippin of Oeark, Bids p.7, A, * "* n th# ttudlo ut»d #iitr»nr.» lu*l. vitm ifc W r bnrthkr fcftd Tta South Bid* P.-T. A. will Follewlng a prolonged applauak law, Ifr. sntaMw-.R- H. Pippin, hi havA a Haflowe'an rafnlvaf at (to Ihflr home on W eil First Strsft. at th* close ot th* recital, Mrs Munson said: “T ta certificate pre­ school from A:iO P. ft. to 9:00 ~9 . M. Proceed* fox welfare Work. . Mat----—— ills* Mar John ta m e r ahd Mi*| sented tonight Is for th* comple­ Tta Book Lo vara, Club will man* Jueniie'tttilih spetal % i Vesk-.Bd tion of a certain required course at 3:30 o'clock wl!h Mr*. MATtla to^DjLand xrtth Miss Dorothy Ih music study .which Includes selections from varied school* of G. Pace,,llollyhurat. .The board of tuanagor* of th* MUsk, rlai deal, modern, end ultia Woman's Club of BanfofA will modern t i q 1 v’<! comporHlint Mrk- A . K. Fewer* and son. JkiVl from all th* old masters; theory meet at 10:()0 A. M. at tta club . Jtavtars, III. left Saturday mullf hUtoVs Ahd reeilal." MUi house. atka to Join Mr. PoWers t WKDNK8 DAY Andrew* will continue her mu ale their future bom*. Th# board of (ta Oardau Club study with Mrs. Munson for fur­ of Sanford will meet at 10:00 A. R lia .Mary MaAwsIl and Miaa ther grid**, advanced theory and M. ji^ lta :Jta»i5# .o f.M K _ t1*4_ :M ta harm tony,. ___ _________ _, ' ntkhl Wafd IRa gtiaaia yea. T ta antlfe program was given kT B. HTnwe’ ^Cameron A venue. s> df M il* DorMhy Haines at Monthly luncheon and business *a follows: V' Id D aU ltd . ' Russian Rhapsody, Hesselbeigh - meeting of the WomAh** Club will take place at |l:S0 o’clock at Mary Frances Andrews. Aiiaa Beatrice Howard, of Do A Uesp o Livid', Guest — M l,. (he Club house with MrA. A. C. formkriy of this city, wa* Chamberlain. Mr*. W. T. Laird, Maffett. oV (he week-end with her (a ) Country Gatdens, Grainger— and Mr*. Clyde KaMsey aa «m t, M i. tad Mr*. B. A..How(b) Cossack Dance, Repper — esses Rlsefvattohl may B* mid# Sanford Avanut. with Mr*. ilowanJ C. l^mg. Mary France* Andrews. a. Sanford (iroup Enjoys ' FRIDAY Thai Old 8 w*ethr«rt of Mine, Ri­ Osorg# Weinstein will return F a T t y At Corbnado The American Legion Aullllary ley— Mrs. Maffett. todBtft frtm New York City lltarstraum, Lisxt— will tHVH at 3:00 o’clock at tta Where he has been spending th* Valrlk, Mokrejs— Mary Frances K<im# of MM. Waflace, W Wrlgkl, Mr. ahd MM. A. W. Fill- enter pail keteral days on a buying talned a number of their friends MtlloUvlIla AvenOe. Andrews. triftu *. ’ T7i# Dirt GaiHkhers CltcIA af from R slfd ri and New Smyrna. th# ukrdAa flulT of Sanfbrd XID with ■ week-end party Halerdayl cottMirr at Wtttt a t*. knd Aunday Melody Makers Music meet at t:80 partjr left, Earle T toucks, W 4»t TwaHtlMk TArrtAllcv Be*, h C l u b Is Entertained Strutt. Plnahnrst. * irff# AafUNIky aflerimon and spent . M R A R U raw «. a s - « ' « ' S a 5 a ? v r i M W 'a w K m aha :1 SEM)NQJL£ D R Y DOZIER & G A Y ’S Q U A L IT Y P A IN T S are alnsre " ! l r * t For The Sm ith" and Erer* home perlo-llrallr need* berth insldr »nd oul. Ihe protection *nd treautv thst fresh paint gitfa. STA N LE Y-R O G FR S H A R D W A R E CO. TESTED On the F ireston e C ow drey Brake Tester E lim in ate (•uraawnrk— Be O r t n - n SEMINOLE TIRE Firnt and Kim Phnoa 20-1 S a n ford A ven u e w . Urt. Shb vrus sceWmftudlxl The members of the Melody Who Makers Music (Tub wsr* entertSN ddy Ih tX A H . tAlned with a pArty given on Fri­ day afternoon by Mr*. R. R. Pip­ pin at her home on West First fttreet. Decorations of pink hy­ paatbr’o f tta FtrAt Baptist CWtch drangea, pink rosebuds, gladioli, lit tltii M s reutftnM ( t f f t * and fern In th* music room and OA. to uriHipl ibb Bottth dining room emphasised tb* club WhA ChAlch At BeAklWer. colors uf pink and.green. During th* aftorpoon Jimmie la * Lappln ehirrtalned (he club with JTVs Rev. J. Theodor* Eamraill. the following piano numbers: •ttakuHii And Ibcthtat Of Orian- Serensde” by Srhubert; "Young 'dd 'AUl be 'thk IhUn Sfiwkkb At a Cadets, March” by la gge; and “ T »■» c h 11 g h t Procession" by ,r. A.,to ta fSW TtifradAy krenfng Streahliog. Sidney Nix. Jr. read 7 ;ho u'nock at tta auditorium eted a few bugle and drum num­ ' « t the Lgman School. Mr*. Emma bers 'Abbbu Lyman,’ Aotud alngAr. akin At the conclusion of the music* contribute vocal numbers to th* selection* games amt contest interesting program planned for were rnjoted. Refreshments wero thA evening. Th# public I* Invlled served hy Mr* Pippin to the fol­ to attend. lowing- Msrgafet Vgfl Nksi, Sid­ ney Nix, Jr4 Jimmie l^ppin. Elis­ Mcbanjel abeth Pippia Gladys Isle Pippin, Mat* Glidewell, Carol Jekn N il, ^ O u e fit p H o f t d r and Peggy Ann Pi|)ptn. Ir. Vhd Mru." Ylftafher ft w| thr i«*«*** RelreJt* .ConiplImRntiMr '.MU" VihtinlA lfhhlkr, and Khokmakcr. Hct/M f*. Hfev/n*. KluH fO i fe M iU l. W f l t br| 6 «l* Ptaa,• aid Mafgarot Cdx, *M lr p r s t .Its eifte:A ittall All r Elder.I Elixklreth Ella Hpeneel, Camilla D*gX. t a ­ 4th 1 bridge party fiv e *' int bra Lawson, Clifford flhlnholt V Mik. see. Carolyn1Colli*d Mlldrod ,Nta. *4tv__ . . e l l *HAt- Maud* tak*,1 akd AhtolnetU Bhfr.’ ' * * • .kul, of fufaimri holavr. .1 . IlU tto a+iMkted tkltaft * - t •!. vEtt w f e F S 1’ eassai ^ • s r u : flfrN IG U a t Tin k\ok S . ‘ Wlfk silk a giatitowa* •#-«(*• caston. _ ■ At a lit# taur an Ic* and n count#, to ahad#* of lavender and yellow, was aarved by lb# ho*. »*•*#*. Tkos# prvaant w*ro: Mlsi TUESDAY Ini* MrOaalri, honor *u *»l. W ED NESD AY . ptialaaa. Mrs. Bertha rriT Allan Mdabr^r, MixW. t f t r ic j « r » tan tan tu ill. Bi “ ' V Interesting BUY GOLD it it* in KM* n , 6XW 6flt)WKNfVttiAJts AGO __i^"aau^i.rrtra! L ogg A lq iA fiflr e w H P fe s e n t H v Honoring tta members o f tar| tkve priirit* tf> ^ A ( a b d M p £ ^ f l bridge club, Mr*. Pk'Arl ft. Babbittl ha wtoW\ gtRKY eatArtalned with a bridge party. tContlnuefl From ) are ti»s> • • ‘ t -",— v - r.. 'S S S S ? £ & 5 7 2 ! : ', - k Friday evanlng at her home on M | f(f were not Injured, nor wsv Walter new monetary program a Week, Bouth Sanford Avenue. Potted j Brown, Altamonte Sprinira n#frA •IN r m n ^ wti* plant* and wild flowers were used “ Whenever necessary tn the end’ , . . ,, who was thr driver of the other to Adrif-ti fM rooms where the', In view, we shsll al-n buy or aclli JJ.f/ | car. Also unhurt were three ne- goh lln the wnrtd market." Thai go lists w eft efllertglned. ' > j grites riding with Brown. AYtff Afvkfil prh(frees*km* of .khil In view was desenlul as a 1 ___ The accident occurred Just *•! ••control of the gold value of'nur rommcnl hrrr on What effect If bridge high score prise, • card) Anterlrap gold pur-bgaer th# north of th# road leading to U l l t cdfer, w fl given tb Mrs. W f nan dollar at hnme." would have on the French [to* Blnson Spring* away from the Tinlil pilrr* at tumdnn Saturday W. Warner. Refreshments wxrr*. Saturday for the' first Him Ashford-Del .ami highway at a stood II.SS helnw th» AmrrieaR served at a late hour by th* hoat-l point about on# mile aouth of Or- government quotation* for newly Anthrican advalicv- M ftrild ess, assisted by Mrs. J. K. Courier.I Was nrtt fclllbvrrd Ih' l.bndbh abge City. mined ore In this country. The Those present were: Mr*. B. C.! the price dropped six etaU fr Mr. Smith was driving north tnj pr|re of the Reconstruction FIMoore, Mr*. H. F. Kent, Hrs.' TM* Ara* seen as hRV fAHnr Daylona Beach where he wa* a 1 nnhr* Corporal Ion pmvhasea was Jesse Butner, Mr*. G. O. Danner,! lering Into th e' ft»W W member of a dredge c-rew which' AH.R2. Mr*. JV- W. Warner, Mr*. J. R. recently operated In take Monroe | The margin Icetwrefr the Wash- move. Apt*arently he ini Courier, and Mrs. Ilsbbltt, rlub members, add Mr*. O. M. HarriBrown W*| dlivlng south tn his ingtein and London rates ha* protect th* Atriatlran pil tj stan, Mrs. G. E. McKay, Mr*. E. J. home at Altamonte Spring*. I grown steadily since the govern- against any rnh'ign a.-tlon* £ .J i S O T H E R W rht"#a ahroaif. ' . ^ 1*' 1 •Routh. Mrs. T. C. PBrhfttfd. Mrs. The left front wheel o f th# —— --— ------* -------- —1 NEW YORK, ort. SO. iJt * i 1 to ia.,'< r 1 H B I R. C. Maxwell, and Mr*. Fern R. Smith car locked wdth the left Bnj_B(u| rr, )urgBtoperator. He Woodrtaw, of Oakaluoaa, Iowa, DdwArd Hugh Sothern .who nmiln front wheel of Hruwn's rar.wit- „Bw j cHge service thlriht <h” roles of the forlorn Romeo sod other guests. state, causing an abrupt i fl-orW yVar; gtid since hi* reTGrrl other Shakespearean flgurre live halt In the progress o f troth auto-' jj,ty he had resided In this * a ik v ^ • ‘ on (he stage* of two ronttnrnt*. mobiles, and resulting in troth gffy. Garbo Praises Mllane died Saturday night in his li tel driver's losing control of theSurviving him srr three hrctlhwhrel. In an instant both cars had rr,; |t K Smith nf Sanford, Film W i t h tJietrlch suite. I lf wa* 73 year* old and suc­ crashed Inlet opposite rlitche*. | t'hatlea W. ta>'th and A. M. Smith Otoey cumbed tn lobar pneumonia. Mr. Smith and his com paninn* 0f fvlham. Oa. . Greta Garbo, Joseph von BlernIlls wife, Julia Marlowe the r f ip hrnufht to a local hiMpllall fiA berg ahd Marlenh Dietrich Wero Juliet nf his greatest stage tri |iy |iM««inir motorl*t» Th# fnrm#r a ^ .« th* flfst three person* to view A U i M i i A Umph was Nt his bed-ole Ills |h 1 dirtl rnmutr, and Ih# latter 'T h e Bong* of Song*,’' Miss Die. death was snnminrcd yesterday » p ir r#I#a«#d "hortljr aftrr thrir (rich's new Paramount film, pro­ Fall H ouhc Cleaning duced by Rouban Mamnullan, imw Only a few rlo-e friends so.I his arrival S h n iff S. K. Stona of Vnlima family knew that the great actor at th# Milan* Theater. Daring this prnrews do not worry ABuul' rmmtjf inv#Rt i|fat#d th# wrftk Mlaa Garbo, seeking to enlist died *1 « tr. I» M. Saturday. lie had *sked that his tiodv he •hnrily aft#r It h«pp#n#d. Thi* ihe Wear and Tear nf retur DIi a I ' k IIO k , the service* of Koiihen Mamouhu. lrarn#d that them dry cleaned “The Near Mol* .X > » Its director, for her new picture, cremated The funeral service will morntnr it wm saw "The Song nf Songs” in the he private The a-hr« will Ih- left Bhibm had l*^#n rflrlAnl, and that th# arrid#nt vr«i t#rm#d "unavoldprojection room of the Paramount with Mrs. Sothern. aid# ” studio and gave It th* highest ___ - I Mr Smith w m tnirn at Iriinic ! praise. So did Von Sternbeig, ftho has directed Miss Dietrich in all th# fn a t n part of thr tim# at ih# wiWMi **w i'liiialina# l>ay tn IK91. | II* v%id#ly known tn thi"| her previous pictures Mi-s Die- hrarh -atmminir arwl fivhing Tho«# prr«rnt wrrr: Mi rind #t»uiit\ n forntrr fount)’ iruard. trrh, it is ssM, consider* it her Mr* 11m| Wifrht. Mr. and Mra.I ntllmad u.»»kg-r, K!k» t'luh #t#’ finest effort. _______ _______* "The Song of Song*," s lavish W mItrr S rolrman, Mr. anil Mra.• BWaiictlon adapted from Hrrmann[J. II. JIuattlUL'lcr. .RttllJlteURlL l^ T S 'V m 'U RADirrwcrVTng at IW Sulterma lermann’s literary rTasaic of a Mr* ( |. Park of litis ritr sin: b s|, if not ’ pheriiv HH, HofipMhfc girl who tnffer* for her un­ Mr and Mr*. Rhothtlphus Sheldon selfish love, features a support­ and Mr. and Mrs. Winstun Hayes Mar llstlery Co for service and see Ihe dlfferenre.- A jv. ing east Including Brian Ahern* nf New Smyrna. Lionet Atwill, Alison Skip worth, Ha Nil* Albright and Helen Fr UUH. WHaon, Mr*. T~ <*r . i js l' kSERVICE/. -*P U « Battery Co. recti.u, bjft ne oue vrskt. to <*u >fnimd #Ukir iuitlv or nUiar® wise of fa t a l e&Utngi I M*so i M M M hlloWsi k. griWooa. ' m m MWM ks.hi— i _ tta .... w yirst vieo-prest-ktt; F H. pi art lea aa a- basis ten S 3K S ? S d V ifW . I *■ jjafwtta the Cigarette that TASTES BETTER v i». --------^ s s * *? * u K w c, - t �?• * ■e& Ljw TnSr; HI •M * l # i [*• ■#-»' s w i m ’s .tom For Exercise _ • alU H M riifng exfT fC M fM- *M ftd fi l a 3 W f or tVAflia, a c M M - ] pin tio n s* gath ered by R u th C h han a nddler U r M <o *re h r e fo r i e x p e rt o op ion ’* Wwtjr. OtefpWMhlng, ■crabbing, wwing, bed- r. AWWpfiHi, IMffTHg, and eapecially ru nning up and f t a l r t - can m elt o f f h ip * and aorp lu * poundage, and £ In l e t I * a f e n d l l w ork ou t to g i? e a wom an th e amobth elastic m U K lM Ih d H tlw e r tc t catt-fage w h ich a re supposed to resu lt fro m g o lf, tefinls or aw lm m ln g. T h e m a in th in g is to learn the c o rre c t " f o r m ." I t ’s th e jrdd ★ b rk th * t mlrttera. " I h o bad wom en don’t g o riftfir tbfcft h M iicw o rk tHft w a y they do th e ir « porta,” says Joe * M f i . # h d directs g fash ion ab le gym n asiu m f o r w om en In H r .ib tk . '* t t ie y U k e Up Ip o rta to Im p rove th e ir flg u ffia , o b ^ r v a n t to g e t th e r ig h t stance and fo llo w ­ e d posture. T h eh th ey slum p and g o At th e ir w ork In an y old w hy, NO w on d er It piills so m an y o f b lit o f Ih a p e— w hen It ou g h t to be aa good a w otkrilt A* Any sp ort I W om en can m ik e first-cla ss con d ition in g AM tftllAA but O f th e ir housew ork, i f th e y 'll on ly learn how to do It rlrfh t." i d- it fnakea no n d iffe re n c e , then, w h eth er n wom an g e ts her e x ercise In •a tgym ym n i asiu m o r a k itch en , Just so sh e g e ts th e r ig h t kind. A n d I f She tackles housew ork w ith the satne HftfrtlijUs bn fo rm and stro k e th a t sh e'd g|vc h er g o lf gam e, f t w ill do th e sam e th in g fo r h er fig u re . T h e conclusion , cached In th e C o llie r’s study o f housew ork as exercise ir e , who go** oat Slone sal „ , hi* man." Would that w# •fiih on collapea « fuui 3«X> ban HirtJWa to do ifio America. , 3 kAhiejftb for the SOW) counties In The moral fiber g f A merles I* the United Btatee.- - — Th I u l t ^ u i ^ V d o . to eronoinle W " “ mfirrilftg, of if*- pbiiifrbl gArtg -hWH afflict! Miami, V X X tT * " * U d°* <f" Bet In fslme*. to the p*Mlml«V gt‘L tie morSlUte, We moat rail at ten- 1 7 ™ n * tion to the moat flagrant end "V ***' Opefc frit) (At ifefenerstolh o f :a i * <hl« f ' * £ iront' rL t° tH’ ‘ * ° fnrtr offrnd# waa U S. DURING WEEK Retail Trade Voitmte Picks Up; Bat Otter Barorfifeters Oftclinc ____ ___ _________ Kfcw vo trit, o h . 30. —fan— M i ______ ;ES’ fST y&PAlO m e t*' emdlW, *.rn.|,H bat It otwbt.to insure tbilr steady ' ' v ■■ h s *'Ks^fBAH ih tW Lit we are .trying to create. ^>bt' II cannot take tb* p'era of . 1 3 (Contlaoed free* Pag* Owe) ashot* xr of lecovcry,” he eontinCW. , Perhaps the nost popular cl all the pre» •..1/ prevalent theo­ ries of ffirerndirnt a'wdhg bus­ iness men nina In the foll-w sing term* :ln « r j* - to ret thing* g<v' fiig again W* irflftt indtirB .u»fne»*| T h e b re a th o f w in te r «purred the ! ( p ro fit. O nly o ilh thla orauranre eommonlty in lb# Watery of thW K 1* * * * ln of/l£f- , B» ■lUmlaalnr ronadftier fb actife ahrrjtping In *!tl they begin i l noriuw '<■ «»-i country yim, Governor ftholti prove* hliripreparutten fat cold weather dur­ pand their iperallnn, anil to giv* i mploynirni. Wh’ .t i-- li<‘!'!in; u* hack. It is sail, I* uncertainty — tin. et taint)' ih*'. goou. mad* cnfi i * sold at a dam. uncertainly ihal these gains run 'C in.esu-d in turther m .:n.r'ice w’fi-.'h will ' make us fur her pr fils .ucink'#|y lo be cal c j ..own in bond* re­ deemable in Id. “Tbe th o v. it ivii! seen, ilk manila ihe famt o r program of DEFENDABLB rc tlb iM B ill lisa Je nation, reduced governmental^ Up h o l s T b s in o uudgrts, 'ba: taac* may •* hw i] - ^ i jfe V r Z iS iV ; and |! ahdndin'.int of the iirfgrnrh .*( MATTttBRS WORK Maher w.rg'r and fatm thenmesj SasfarW A s I I h m r s r i s e r ,/ I* T *1 t's a m k tte r Of m echanics, really. W e stu dy th e InIt demand* it iks-lnraiion of inPhone € tt- J C sla e r A i ) b m w ait ffoft thk LordH tru etfon s th at com e w ith ou r la b o r-sa vin g d evices and run tenllnn to n »'n ' mi o' all c>»ta 1 ' , asl cn n -'i’ l i i * of a ‘scuml' J jI I <d fhkh but tb do Justly, (h e m W ith M hsclantlouk reg a rd fo r th e ir e ffic ie n c y and th e ir Ur. >l e v i aierty, and to walk feypentfVe fit*Idea, and It'a h igh tim e w e learned to da fh<> bU U . MB “ All lh'<e demanin of er-une; with thy Godf— Mlcak « : kkme fo r th e m achine that In evita b ly shares th e w o rk o f ure the fn.n ! ijt ingredient* uf yet mltfriallxe. kybry one o f thdm — th e h o u sew ork er’a ow n human body. ■ntho'loc ,• f • •mental prunoui.eeThe operations of the NRA and mrnts hefoi'e ’.1 *1 March The {W ib, It’S thk rttkIUrr rtlda nbW P a r th at itm chlhe Id d esign ed on en g ln esrln g principles, too the A A A seemed to be boosting election was a mandate of repud -u-lf g e b o l e I t co rre c tly , It w ill run, as th e sa y in g goes, like consumer buying. While indus­ k b ird — and w ith Jtlit a i little slack muscle as a b ird has, iation. If It rrpuXa'.ei anything, Meat Market. » 1,E . let f it trial production declined In Sep­ it was the ddinl'iii'riOoii which *-* ' ' they aay tHat Nudiam la M h t V tember. the bureau df labor fig ­ Ived hy the«e attlludea. And " T a k e Iron in g, fo r exam ple, you not only m ake hard I U n i t of csicer. Homabody O M W W M W s iiU iA d U tfA l ure* showed a gain In employ­ those people ah i * 01111* have us ruin the beach reaorta. tc u y i'o f tt When you b e a r dow n on th e iron fro m abovk, but ment of 3.2 per cent over August, rrawl back lo Ih ' old idea* like a t »* J -l MkVItxbly thtekwi your shoulHsra smi Mints your bg*k. kg , ___ *| < end In payrolls of 2.7 per cent. wounded animal to its 1 anJocd I Center, o f Progress *ap a-'fftn tM d , g t ijt lii th e bbsrrf SO th h t yOU Are atnnrllfig ctftn- i T l a S t e r K C l a i l t O f l C I.iberal retail huying was reported den, misread tic Tnnrm i f the C O D E H IG H LIG H TS ,m Chicago made n «,o o o ,- J oH lB ly tlp rlg h t, atiti ro ta te fro m th e th igh Jolftt as you f n g »m r a la a ^ Itv ^ from several agricultural areas, people a* well av the lr)l'H'genta i««ording lo to the Chicago cucago A s-.pftH u u iU ifA yC u r Brma ntersly to gu id e the Iron back And in ie r p r C lc O D ji aegerdlng As-;sa£t)U alflf uf the present goverament. notably the south, where the cot j (Continued from Page One), . -? ^ i f t f r t h . ” t w « A tm lg h tM * y m if Spine .Tlnlls In ym ir hips, And "W e are trying 10 .now that firm crop is being marketed, and | be i rdurrd. that all Ihta gRtmldefS f o r th e m iatained e ffo r t o f *1^ * . t - * p m ‘ ! buitbn ybuk sHmildefS stiatnined thin partlcu nearly |;if).000,noQ of thk crop re­ lieaped op cofpnntc mrpluse* and i’lnfeskiuiial persnna, outside »et Ot a— » » |at. Jt |gns, mtfpggfary. nfiyhow , to th row you r w eig h t an over-«inr#n‘ratln*i of wealth ffVintlnu^d F rp m f i t # O h * l salesmen, outside c Hectors, watch­ duction money has been received. are not the life - f trade but the The pr' nnunred slackening of In­ An th» ntilk of «r men. gu arils and store detect Ire* ry Hull i* going to on the iro n ; that *»nly tiraw * u gly lines on the linen ss Well ■ II ■rtlcl«> death of trade, lir m iis must he neat month on a good * * on y o u r back and brow. . | t li rrllPni xfw ■r«* POIii po I iI lit or nrtr ■ profit aie no| governed l»y the employer dustrial production In a number of Sion to help sUmulate “ A n d then th ere’n nw eeplng. th ere s ft grout slim m in g^Ilwvwl which i" s t ill hlj(lii«r than lines, however. Is receiving in- transformed into larecr wage, acd Mg haa-pete** w,,,tE."jg.Jumra akuYt. . j. __ __ ___ _ l K g r rtoKWTUi Kv-tgktrthttrwrair— w ythrdo-lt-rt|rhH TAhe sn esSy-ataWBr No person under IS y e a rs of 'creastng’ nHenfhJhT^ and" more T* ply stacked up in sterile hoards of !# 1 1KIna It ■htnilvif. r no; ellect price k than former Preeldso*. IlntbCr, fe e t just slig h tly Apart, w ith yotir w e ig h t fallheard nf the lack of financing age sh all lie em ployed in a retail rApitlfl If wraith in Oily large marking generalbr when he made hie Boutn |ftg jyp p *oU r Sflklc IMines th at is, so th a t y o u can lift Nd e n ip ltife r in a tow n1 of J h ,u l o i u . r A r r p t I h k i gi«*im m it 14 a n d ♦or con. tenet Ion And capital good*. and gratifying serirc i< lo Irheed h goodwill lour. U/tHl .............................. ■ '■* With private capital still ttmld. ItitHtor yoU f ht^kll tir tires u little wAy fforh the flo u t w ith o u t &0o or less, loa,' i k h U v make link* fcii eji n of age may Ire em ployed air HV y years gASriiStek profits, in thr lei ms of bidre and 'more heavily arv these SgAlh. ^sh iftin g you r w eigh t. N o w im agine that you huve a th ird •‘u n w a iia n te d re d u m u n " in the nliher fn r a |terl<nl not t<> ea rre d f i F j- - ___________ M g rfEaWiflg lietw een yotir tw o n litb ig-txiiles sh ( h i t y o b r nuimorr of his em p lo yes Ur com e (f,r r r |,nur« |ir r it s r on sla days line* leaning nn government cred­ "If, I should like lo nak, wt _ alcn that ih* state la planning . , all ^tr, wa#g<nr f „ r one day per week, it. The public wdrk* firdgram has tfrdfr Interpretation, to nil lull pelvis reata In a trip«Mi. Then, With you r hips held down w ith in tli* eaem p tw o lio m w ith , u rh l|a y nn| fn , lr w il , lght b-osle<l heavy construction appre­ ne*. meh, who is to buy ihe good* turn you r l»ody code tertns given U> Hiuse ciably in recent week-, and 011 which the profits eru male? It five or less w o rk ers m the sm a .l hotlr, A ,| w„ rl( m1l<t i j , in one p lfc p a> a part of a gtgSn1 f r t f a sfd b *ld t AS JirU S * t‘cp kheplhg it all ilatration towns I ’a i) tim e W orks......... .. oe lW fyn y ^ A „ Rn|| 7 (M, p M Washington Is understood lo hr ■s elemcniary that purchasing f -rafoTellailbh program, w . i u f n othfcf wbrds, instead o f s w in g in g the broom fro m you r counted. . ’ S f l 1’ K n s O N t lN D F R l« Y F A k S rohslilerthg Increasing the work* power must equal t.vail rtlres If it hboaltl help put IM staid ahouldera and scooping down a gain st the floor With It, Weep act vily is to ne maintuinc I. This th e rar.rtp th-n •h a ll not *'['1 > ■f )g a «JK Hit A l l . « K F.M I*ld > Y K I) total from fS.SOfi.odfi.OOO In I V ’ b^tk In tb* wdod* again, Sil rksht.'yolll’ b u t* strsljfh ti ribs -O-sdown, .U..o.. Add attrtihnl.aiflitera enav. and andtmive M ove ____ m fld era easy, no; in i'.1, ti nt wi” r Ihe kind of mxi.ooo.iKxi in to w n , ol :.6UO or l e . . • m t , n t . l V F R !N « l M K R C II AN 't h e broom , back and fo rth , le ttin g the awing com e fro m p ow te arw a U -w li lis t tuw utl , n f0 k w n T n R v r n ir i.B A Automobile production h e l d profit* rnnirmplated nntWr 1 he trnnn CamTWi taxi11# w o r k e r * ] hfA-Jdlflt Ahd ftitlbw ihg th rou gh w ith y o u r kn eea like lig g c r -...... .. Y> ' ' 1‘ 1 ^ , -pka horte* worked hy ihv em- ibmit Mtcmly ifurInir t}ir pm*I week* ihcoitv I have men'lone,1 .and the kind tn which maliv In*.incises sic .M e i^ a C ''t h s /ollow -tlirough t.f ft g h lf Stroke. T h is is s lim b erin g as WrtlUii the melroprrlllan ajek on pliiyee during e*eh dev stall he »fti*r th** rath er n h trp dcclln # »»f Sth-k. add it S t s flf.w .fi r a l ^ i w « 1 l as a slen d erizin g exercise, and It’S also, in rftSe you re ritles of lUtJ.otKi or more as tie rnnsecutivs, hut on* hour may ih f pr^ vinut w erk, if ld m o re than attempt ng to help Ihem.rlves ■mdci Ihe .hellerine wings 1 f uur finei) l|> the l»-i census. ■ •“ t e a r g * w . r . in terested, m arvelou s practice fo r you r g o lf-s w in g ! ’ t'umplemls un any sia«rect by be allowed I t a mekl period, doubt* Ike am ount <f th r lik e week blue eagle. For when prosnective faa wera( ^ j U it rPmeTn)M.r this, wlA-n yoUr housework begins to Intb play, Th»l city hayer* are lurking, tills feci alsi insrclmiiis ate i.» t»e made (u lli*’ ihi« hour not to room as part of nf 1!I12. R l r r l prm hict inn ha^* fo llc n c lo * r is oh. iutis to Hiuse who distribute fprianStk that cth escape labor get monotonous, and you look upon life as p retty em pty nesrest iltallicl uffice uf the l*e the employer's wnrkino lime Anv W* atf equip pad ta gra il c* cent o f m p a r it v , o r to cred t. TibUble of this glad. It helpa d ru d gery, w ith noth in g hut n pain in thl> haejt, sore fr e t parttneiit uf I bummeree pending ^re*t nefiml elern emtdnyeea shall tn .tfi The whcrcwiihst for ex­ DHtt clsaa Jbb wArit at d ft) «Uth*r tabor nOr anyone eta*. And blistered hands to take you r rnjnd o f f you r w ork, It s o r a l un by (be liaUe itself ol l’> not he dedlirted from such em a rote little m ore th a n h a lf o f th»* pansion , wtill •! nt had until wa a IrlA L ■ > ~ •erluualy delays the time fen fly sptendiil e x e rc is e ! T h e exp erta tell us so. •mmmor nook, w ith autom obile have drfirdielv and vr.in I.ones: tel cununii<e 1-, uulhuc/e*l -y Un- Jil/ivee's wrrkln-. lime Herald Priming Oa can be truly said that the --------------- --------o—--------------------Dor evtra hour may l»e wnrkeil m a te ria l h iiv in p "la c k . T h e uteri operations gure ov»r to the lew C«.ie tu help ailminislrr end » « Phafii i 4m I* a thing of Ut* past. bv anv emplovee on one dav rt •mtmanloM « r r »t +11 at lo e ^ r r - P’ lce. larre volume ,nngrain. That fuice Die part. -----------b---------le«a>t paSAlhla pricaa. Givi « f T h e G r a f f l S u t c C fiH I wu iiiipurlant <|Umilfiratlon( rarh wes-k Itp* Ih- hour Is to h r p d * w i t h H a i l f o n d C n o r d l n a l o r wa* contemplated sn l>r NRA. • Tea may smile aa roitdeacend. wi re maUe tu Uiese rules. "N .thing hut lilgh.-i wages and le InrliiBrd wllhln ih« maximum '•raw t m o > n v r r -firlcr at w h ich ingty whan the British empire and A iei*-ler may c-t beinw hl« *|lav n*u[ acce-nt »hr hi*«Inra» fo r h im niuimrs, tnge.iier with modW ith another aurreasftil flig h t o f the C r a f Zeppelin tM United States of America bid u m iiivuite (list In meel s rum rrale.1 n-tail pne-s cun redress RHO DftO in n * o f n trrt ratjp. each other for gold, run- to the U n ited Staten, the old (fUeallnn o f "h o w does she tin petllul s pi ice based un a luwel e r a llv u m ls r .e llln * a ll rom p eli1 he mnlsiljii.fineiits which rnnlinprice pp two dollrra an I t ? " comen up again. O th er dirigib iea, neem ingly junt un invnlcr, ».ul lu avinil Iwlng <lusse i In ra. u n|u«ilfleit th re a t* nf leg al • e to exist in the *li.ir ure i f <ur Ih on* day. Pleasant, f ir a tfo lig tn d fast and w ith all the name equipm ent and tie- as ■ v.ulalur must repulh bli ac in Ire. I'rnflls tt Ij : *te tn Tnllow. proceedbag. Sod m <«t Important houra n rih |llf# € l fa«4i w rrk . that sell tha fu|d. opt vhat To put' W A f lF H • tho a fi m new rlfiriencies. vices, have never p erform ed an yw h ere d ear an notably un tltin Immediately «*> the legiunal of a ll aellm g below c >at. which ut tiapdyars that hire to tupto p it ihe coil he- ] A n an sw er to th e G raf'n umu/ing («•!- inanagei until the bical committee lia« recently teen referred to as tu hour w ork work th r rtiiniimuti them fust tnonky for all . thla bidding — fft# tJAhn'an airsh ip w« if »• cif p r v r m o ln v r r (xji*1l br f'lie Ihe hor.e. So firt ihe i.rst 1 _ _ ___ r ^ _ wi____ gv be found in tlie rt*ply w hich itn com m ander la neklnj. He rannul cut lu meel fdrm A hfft* n(ay bar _______ Brisbane. Thk furttty part initial id* -•lejrau-e -sirs, and dis '‘cut throat ronipetit on *' iflfrraepf! from thr r||p« ptialjnif guarantee af p:ut''s is raparil) |t**i* tHit tehTlf the7U*^S. Java it) utlfc Who asked the secret of hia auccenn Dr h>kener J.oaal uf daniagrd guuda, etc., Kn.Hi il# n # tg A Mxnforri A ffi f mats end* 1 "Price discrlrplnatlon Secrel nn June Jim he nnt le*. than . I nne re' inti ll H * Ihg It* illd. the flrliah tor- said : In t* illl whkrr a merebaiil la free uf min I i m i i h I. nr x llo w a iir r * nf a m prleea; (hit InvaJva* th* preaerrahnt Ih k i thin la rUocIng it* bid. "W AAtH er mapk Jilnt an you have in thin cou ntry. We imam price restrictions Rsnfofd arid 2hd 1* >1 » f purviiasniu j iw ji VIti i fall wlfhln th « r liu , r |i i *>**** mo**lrd •*» lrvr#««r \ n ontAl!t by fMfllo At all tlmen in o u r tran satlan tic (runnings. Keen in tuwua uf a liiei Kinservation of rnaike: 1. It mny1 llis r k n( Pent F Is . flsrsle# BtA - i a y > n » , " aky* thk Melbourne SlIrat btlr tjWh W bnflM ful WeatTlFr station, thh tieew u rte nt chant who Will nut suiter earep nny for tu st dtscrlmmal .-y .cd-al. ] ,n m’' r' 'he vet, -f *'n *.» «-,»*(- *nd r>-c.-i-l«d furih. Tin*#, rkAd T'dt TObr ddilara to ila m b u rg , then y o u r station a t A rlin g to n t« un a , una fulc ,m lr - or in s tnn n which g iv e * 11dual hardship >■ eapecled A *< ih** n* -hnll i»c paiii that Is aceuunlahlc s T u “ othat/w * * * K « r all over North AnfeHcX. O f cotirae g o in g to South “ curtfurm Ul iti# fu lle st lu-- <(-,,, .n „,> „..,v p u k sitl* w ith the re> ;u trtti*n ls “ rn in m c rc al lu i'ie -y th an t it p a r r i'i r w » r-F < j O F tbl cofnmbdlty,■ and for A m e ric a and o v e r South A tn erlca w e h ave to dvpend m ore w hich wu aid U o th e iw ise u u lifaw hich there Is n , j i r f i r i i >il a- a r t c i < c e r e n r r u m n v r e < ; farmer of UA mBhufactarlr on local atationa, and the wAAthW iT p orta frd m ahlpa at tony." T i c J n v i i - r u s e r t i | i <j T " K prdduAt* It. Until Biota aca, since th ere la no la rg e w egtltkr idatftih on th a t cohtih’ih * special c i inmitt*# ken lb* It resu ltc m (he t e im > * : uf a tv* "V“ —"-*•— ua» •*aa w hJ m m Am • fa pat Intb circulation, ent. nu t Wb dart draw t>n our knbWlBdgB ut WeAkhkr condlM r N t M ft u W A H F ft I’ RF air preclica ptovisiuit. * xHkl Bo • cu*t, j* covered by (im lit ItiHg fair raw tar 1 rev 1 cant aspaag/aa W t ba no return of;proa- tiona, obaarved th rou gh lon g ( rrttJrithfl ttf dtudy Ahd tfty B l e r i j p i r n r p s r r o | f a t t , v o T (f it liflu rn rih g nr r c w m l n^ hr la at lu being w !• lu ‘ OW,/***** 1.aAsAi:- . Ik- M *- I J sc h r n n r P -1 r s p i f -r j ; y T, Buy now, and land a kan*.” over th at continent, and then o f cdbrae th e w e a th e r (a ihtich cla action uf an employ#.' < i a g in l l ai) ludils’ -u* under lh(r/W * ■a I m i - l W , knaw Ah [UtX V‘-Q-n 1, L W* might add, for tha baok- fn o rt equable there than it la h efe. Without ih r kno.v.cilui- ,f ihe cm- P I T r ' o r v f U T i u c p u fg11 y points enumerated, point phras*. WHtN IT» AN R M , YOU *T<Btl)___ * naerehakta, adrartia* »o-v .■ f .v iv T T ir u T * k r o t w n A N V |it«yer or ihe p r ln .ip t l, and the 'O a r halmaman is conatautly atudyltig th e charts, And Jbat a supplementary g are mi i srtl I ■li W l- ^ — fl* tlgVlSJlAB antwurage people to buy AVHtrnr-r-,*. rv T»rr- N l 'V f r p r o r ilc iir g nf an i r i ' . u r a t e tell Which 4h e cortt- regulatlona could b* dev bgr'eda gaeai radarst Or* lass* ef'.ad d l t ; that, u Wo. would holp U U |fM w tt>ur tim e * • d ay hv g e t * a n v U 'm n r v N D u n t lR f t O F S U C H " B re a c h uf .■ .rtuic, . i i l is run e^de* to i j < u i . io pubJoc-.e'eM* a * ftstts With hl> own excellent knowlixlge of mAledrolo^y and (he people employed. •snaiHabl b^M 'Uaf-M 'iabwIkCHHiVM a goods; hat ihe F M P f .O Y r t .r t , l e*■l - r n — , , rpiracy r — - of dfa fn, sld ered n .h is i.ia k c ; thb HftiH U Alrrtoit perfBct." . Astir v y M bow*, grecraetj a* Us'AsA gCwtb .iM erfd fen c* w l.'i dhothcr > cOHhEdddn <U h i m iir t llb ij. M A n e n in lo vcc urn'-w ID y e a rs of Dr. EeMnAr dbClared that even siorma do ndt Drtng him Stamps, Tamila Tribune Tarya. th*t b*a «*ki An***44 are caaasab MORJUA W M l hemes u uil chant* and tn rrta or ih r |r|iu 4 ia lh 'n <f one's dir#, he dn cm ntovc* w ith less Hheinea 5 ' “ "sale fear. f<jr ttftfcr jddtfihi: tW Storm and determining whether ksHirtsi UA r^#r sA I* 1‘rtfggt Ixols kfl> U M L in .* vJCD . nwK *♦» ^quat* repr'eH rnilLD thah «i* m-iftths’ e e p e ricn -v In the it la electrical or hot, a course la plotted, ft llghtnlnjf la ■Un tha ala general polata, a A*a,<Adt'aa l«IN * gedWIef # 2 2 " C o e irio n ; Cn<>< th is caption nrtdll trwifrt. m ay Be pa 1.1 At the rwM tAkfi thb shin uilUAlir rides through the dUturbance. a r e tha ( a m i ir u u h a .v uf nne i>n stc ».♦ et tee* psr week than h d ( frtipecfrwi #a All M alaga/ tgffWlAH o ih ar and >I1 scrimlhatiunj ,h# *ha» *"J *ih>* n(iniM 'ih war* stkswHw Dorti II ai iOehllal in dirigible flying aa it sometimes fa in irtg ace flm nalrctiuna a flilb it kitojep a l a t t t r k llri.' - n p li s f •- v .,i „., e m - lo r e s shall “* ” emu ludc I ; he e 'd s-lfle d both s s a hihlor Governor David Bholtl. o f FI<*U **lf * ,th,r ■ to01 or • *»**•• We had thought that Miami end Ida, Ha* Just diamiaacd the high •hrriff of Dade County (Miami Miami Beach had won captation and Miami Beach, for "mental ts* from further suffering by an unusual series of catastrophes: atiMIlty.** Thai story waa dutifully print­ First, a rail embargo; then col­ ed on the rontrolled preen of Mi­ lapse of the red! estate boom; ami. with hypocritical attempts to then a series of httik failures, juMlfy the governor’* nutrageoua topped o ff hy a destructive hur­ ricane. art ion. But now, on the eve of Its come­ Every one In Miami knows the real story. Sheriff Dan nanfle back, it Is afflicted by a much has been one nf Miami’s few hon­ more sinister catastrophe than est police officials In a generation. any that have gone before. That the many Influential Mi­ He had the courage and ability to drive out tha AI Capone gang, ami property owner*, throughout dry-cleaning racketeer* and other the United State*, will stand by, underworld vermin that threat­ white a burvrh Of chkap racketeer* ened the decenrr and prosperity ruin this community, is hard to belikre. If they do, this degrading of that resort section. His name came prominently be­ drlion of Governor Sholta will be fore the country last winter when uf more than local significance. he raptured and later executed Tt will mkan that the rirh, pleasZanrara, attempted assassin o f ‘ ure-lnvlng class which goes to President Hooserelt, murderer of Florid* for winter recreation, haa Mavor IVrmak. of Chicago, |Io*l all Interest In decency and Dan Hardle come* of frontier ■Ju*ti-e arroMIng to American slock, a typical old-fashioned ' standards. ing UT* past week. Reports of retail trade volume from many pert* of the country remained decidedly encouraging, although steel production slack­ ened rather abruptly, and such business barometers aa freight movement Sad electric Rower pro­ duction declined. Industrial activity usually slack­ ens during the last two m' nths of the year, but moat business in­ dices Indicated a Mmqthkt great­ er than seasonal recession In the past week Some hope rerheined, however, that with the spring up­ turn several weeks later than usual, and carrying well into mid­ summer. the autumn upturn may W iebDldt’s Studio W.Hi Uw “ Recovery Officials fc'i£W/i/s,i l|PS!°works'1^-,yn<««r you #nd your hand and liack erect, to NOTICE Hryan & thrailkilj MOVED ii O H P R O M I S I M IM " eiedll lefP»». >♦!*••!•. p«l*tif». akd earrieea. Also advarlialngmaO aell>Ag mslhads wliUb tend y*. da* caiva or gilalaad uaually r*larre4 Jo aa “ halin'*, oiUbrandiag. Tha report > r Uhl Ciury was ffliltg. la lb* eat that Ilka campUltee recogu t i e e i r . at tlia U is n g * Ca- nty U at (be w et uf faut4 Uty, .v F a ir g iu u n d t in U rlan d o e a rly (bla ba moee sal afaabwibr ado pjintaeh tarad with the acleauric epp< te accuracy hsp . » ha mural oral ap< «pw it i»vIka implied eon^ re liable to vane. All person* are SAHF6«b TWKNli’ Y15ARS AGO Itaplnycrt' pr.»mlx#<i ^rtA an *'*tnSadt'e« emplov##; reward ;fliit NtlA f.>r the huui* 1#bd 'h* nnmhee rtf emntnvA#* ” » !* V W C — 'rie.1 n. W.nl' T end k. #W. •fieli- ematoyee-j n Ihe iipt,radiate j., ... . c ito r u t.., ,.* > r i'o n atJin.- the rnr.lr eem«ntitne#** rflM N U ffin . ,f W-ut . Mdr. U rv ..^ i * " r * * Wf * * xd i l i n V ' . uveriivpin* uf ;a - r ^ r r \n ^ r * . * ' * * * ciiuo agaihst 'cutfniiinti thereof dp to glVior ty ■> i.r.eUca'Iy !ioMnofnewe tb III., a.iuplion « f ""'O'ovaea shrtv# » . pnifurin *t»a r(: r*lr prariic* rule*. "m e »rttn'B«e#a, who are rfiat will rr't'du lu* nera ie I f el 'h » » w*"o work less then the fectlxel) Mil i'.‘onou>>iil!y pulheJ <en>-V Week, sir'll U and Orsrifw Ih il 'l.k’Ctnuunirr 1 will **••■♦ •“ ■*. t*s* (hail i t An hnavly ika VrieM s •dWlfi* dear '• ' * •*—■wsinnale tn tha rates Vl'b the/ Hi* jMMly eh- n'v--l>y-l ehnva; r IT. He Continued TVrmocrowi �HoetesdAt r il^ A ^ flr p W H P fe s e n tH Interesting Program A latgu audience nf friend* a*aatnbM in t’ba *tudta pfrlbr* of Mr*. Ffrfhl* S. Mumon on ’Uyrtit Avenue Saturday evening to b.ar baa arrired from' tba piano cartifirata program,pre­ I Mb mothar, Mr*. sented by MU* Wary Kraheka^n dretf* daughter of Mr. dad Mm, S. E. Andrew* .who i» a pupil of the Fannie S. Mitnion 'Piano School A u iftin t U.eul on the program add E. C. Smith, 'today In Tampa Tba Glauuer* Claa* of tba Firtt Baptist Church will hum a .Hallotro’en party at I N P. M.: at tU home of Mm. Jama* HoltxclaW, 10tt Myrtle Arenoe. with Mr*, ftbltfrtf*, Hid* Dorothy MtrdHfll atld Air*. H ifgucrili Bentidw at Witibaad.’ * . fDHfamfl for (h« ThatdUfMn* c ln tltl #Dl ttk f M»de l l *:M P. J .'a t tha Woihfh*. Clufc •*Ucit*h Bovlhrf," * tniAlcal pagrant Will « , pro.tt.tfA tin flb *. da. eikVithg at 8:00 o'clock i t tha ttfnflV MWhWlrt Church, roffWi Mr. and Hr*. D. U Harper have Erid- from thilr hotaE' on Sbuth r£i jxrl A ^ tia a to tba Park hJnalc Wtll tnclUdi I trttmBO tii^ro ipiftfuibS. The ttnbnf la T lt^ flb ahdM- . V . A (lirtoAyVh cifhleal W ff Troift U W M M lfiig hatha In Mayfair ta Ido A ftoulb Sanford Aeoaua. M il ba ft® T f hool for it* 8*n*Gt o f l k t i a t * B. F. FI*pin of Oaark. Ala. la eialllhg H r broth*r bad alnar-tblaw. kfr. and’ Mi*. R. R. Pippin, Bt tlifir home on Y n t First 8 trtfc 4* P.T. A. Thi South jehool from A :l0 _P. f t . in 9 :00 r . M. Proceed* for welfare dork. Tba Book Loeir* Club »IH m*ot at 3:30 o ’clock with Mr*. kfaUla 0. Pac*^ Hollyhur»L ,,Tb* __ __________ board of managem of lha Woman1* flub of Sanford will meet at 10:00 A. M. at tba club houa*. WEDNESDAY Th* board of tho Garden Club of Sanford will meet at 10:00 A. M. at the home nf Mb. and Mia. E. B. Stowe, Cameron Aeenu*. ,_Motu{Hy Iwnghrun. and htalneaa . Mrh. A. K. Powaro and aon, .K . _PuiTam, III, l«ft Saturday lot idatka t* loin Mr. PoWam ana wka’thotr futur* bom*. ftlia Mary Haiwall and Mlaa 1BU Wight th* glteaia yaarday Of Mlaf DotWhy Halne* at Utorg* Walnateln will return tMdgtft from New York a t y Whir* ho ha* been ape ruling tba jiakt |*t*ral day* on a buying tr% Melody Makers Music C l u b Is Entertained Tha R*e. J. Thaodor* Ramratll. •*tlHr*Haf and Ibctkm at OrianM d 'iD l ua'IHb trialn apefkft f t a a i f fkwtka. ftlitUkl ti Jr. A. to Ba ftttd Tha rad* y ftrenfng f t '7;S0 o’clock at iha auditorium of lbs Lfrinan School. Mr*. Emma ‘A hbku l.yman, hnted aingfr, Will coulribut* vocal number* to (he iotarmtlng program planned fur th# evening. Th* public i* Invited to fttand. r Hof tf t r ipllm knti: ~ K l* . Qreta Garbo, Joseph eon Rtsrn' barg ahd Marlenh Dietrich wero th* fltrl three persons to Clew ’The Song* of Song*,” Ml** Die. trlch’* new Parumnunt film, pro­ duced by Rooban Mamuulian, now at th* Milan* Theater. Ml** Garbo, *e*king to *nll»t th* »*r»lc*» of Reuben Mamnulin. It* director, for her n#w picture, *aw“The Song of Songs" in the projection room of the Paramoont atudlo and gave It the high**t prals*. So did Von Sternberg, f»hn ha* directed HI** Hietrirh in all her previou* picture. Mi«* Dlotrch, it i* aald, consider* it her finest effort. "The Song of Songs," * lael*lt * WfTurilon adapted from Hermann udermann’* literary rlasaic of a g n o k girl whttAaffara for lea yn. The and Mr*. Clyde Kahuey aa Itnat*•***. Rtabfektlohk may Be t+ifde with Mr*. Howard C. l^mg. • FRIDAY Th* American Legion Auxiliary wftl dtbW a t '3:00 o'elnbk at lb* home of Mk*. Wallace W. Wright, MelloiteitlO Aeenba. The Dirt tlardkher* Clfcl* of th* Uardan CluB' of Sanfbrd Will meet at * : ! » A." M. With Hfa. Katie T txruck*. W flt Twantlttk Street. PlnoHomt.' Sftnford Group Enjoys FaCt y At Corftnado Mr, and Mr*. A. W. F ill, enter talned ■ number of their friend* from Sabford and New Smyrna with a week-end party Saturday and Sunday at their cottage at CirlUtlo Bb*. h Th' party left ftff* BafUfdky aflr riiooh Miifi ntfve pdints tn t V l t a f t rostral o f the wart*', H I a b A id v * * M i •I C fo n tlliD M Krwn r * « * t ) Mo.lVgi *ii Ort. Jt *«t of ar now monetary program a * ' mated world uf||| of f i t r i 1ago .did: J Fran.^ abUnk H>BM whieh Lla rl« "Whenever lacouiry In the lottrly la tba gtdd at In vleV, » , .hall aU„ 1-uv or ncll| ttbeb of that gohl wat gold In thr world market." Thai couptry. T im * wau t ill In dew » i i de.fril.ed * »’ a' comment her* on what *® “ rhntrol nf the gold Tah ir o f oar _** own dollar at home “ I Rfnson Spring* away from the Mold piicr* at London Sat unlay' Sanfnrd-Deland highway at ■ .tood II.SS below the .VmerKac point about one mile south nf Or government quotation* for newly ahgr City, ihin.il ore In this count re. Th. Rreon.l no tinn Fi­ nance Corporation purrhww. wwa hkh l i m i . lanrln l e t * o p the ITa<V Mr. Hnillh » u driving north tn, pTirr of the nod London rate, hwa | Daytona Beach where he * n a' ,I caddy mine* the govor*-. member of a dredge crew of the ---------------------------------I recently operated In !.ake Monroe —J * Brown wd* driving souththe tn Irft hU >rj i . i d rr.iurant npeiator. lie * | home at Altamonte Spring*. ’* ,t* »aw Id le * *rrrlra during the The left front wheel abrupt. World War, and since hi* return I 1 both aulo-’ duty he bad matted in thi.; I Smith rar locked with n U K..tk a* front wheel of Brown's car, 1 ne»*e* •tatr. causing an IV<" hall in the progress of '*“j mobile*, and resulting in both lr driver'* lining conlrol nf the wheel. In an instant both ram had ir" crashed into opposite tlilrhe*. | Mr. Smith and hi* rnm|>anlon* be were brought tn a local hospital! Fall House Cleaning ri- by passing motorist*.' The former II* |ha.l died rnroute. ami the latter' ^ horlag this prwnwa du Mt waoey »Y were released ehortly a Per their' Her Wear aad Tear of vswe Dft khtri his arrival O f them dry ebaaed "T W SomiUaEi rrr Sheriff S. K. Slone of Volusia County investigated the wre-k be *.*hnrtlr *Der It happened. Thi* III morning it was learned that ..ft 1 Brown ha>t teen releaerd. and that I the arrolent was termed "unavoid- _ ! ■M *'" Mr j Kmilli w** )*om «t Umif ; wtMiii mi \ Hi istm a* M»y in 1K;» 1.* | Hr \inlr1jr known in ih in j nd count County gnnnl*. IS t t \' l ' l t u l l Afor D lin n n w orkin g at tt» n* | milMtml vhoikrr, Klk» ( ‘lub u trw -I b-ei. *1f*v* ''ets*n» MMr *11**hr M ar Battery C o lo r se rv b e and **» i be difference. A d *. DOZIKR & GAY’S ^ttAUTY PAINTS ■re altraya "Ilr.ct Fttr Th* South’’ O n t h e b'lrv-»tr'i»e C u v rtlrw y Itrake Tester n ln a lc i:n r - v ..w i'r k — B e STANLEY-U O G ER S H A R D W A R E CO 20-1 S an ford Avenu e member* uf th* Melody were enterfklnrd with a party given on Fri­ day afternoon by Mm, R. R. Pip. pin al her home on West First Street. Decoration* of pink hy­ drangea, pink rosebud*, gladioli, and fern in th* music room and dining room *mpha*ii*d tha club Color* uf pink and.grrcn. During th* afiarnoon Jimmie 1-appln chtrrtainnf the cluh with the following piano numb*r*: " U Serenade”., by Srhubart; "Young Cadets, March" by Ingge; and "T o r v h 11g h t I'forMalon" by Btrral.biig. Sidney Nix, Jr. rend­ ered a few bugle and drum numbe r*. Al th* conclusion of the multra ■election* game, amt runtvat were enJ..>ed Refreahmenl* wero served by Mrs Pippin to the fol­ lowing: Margaret Vin Pfkai. Sid­ ney Nix, Jr* Jimmie l.appin, Kllxabeth Pippin Gladys 1*1* Pippin, M*rv (llidewell, Carol Jekn Nix, and Peggy Ann Pijipin Who Maker* Music club ^ J t k k , S a e . > . U. Ring, fnrtaer pastor'or f t * Ftrft Baptist Cbdtch i i f ntta tft>, n*a rottyM * at N*w ftW ; O f. lb accept thk AoHth ’ft flififid Cblifcb f t B e fit rtiar. rJA fiiH k * Garbo Praises Milane Film W i t h tlieirlch aalflab love, fe a tu re , a eupprtrtIn g east including B rian A hern* the dub bou»* with Mr*. A. <5. Lio n e f At w ill, A liso n S k ip w u rth , Chamberlain. Mm. w. T. Laird, lla f f lle A lh rlg h ! and Helen Froo- ,ftl*a Beatrice Howard, of Doand, fomkrly of thi* city, waa Ith for tha week-end with her irahia, if). *3«d Vr* B. A..Howfd, South Sanford Aeonu*. W f*)B *t •• P.-T. A. will hard a ftallowa’in rarnleaf a) tha ilia* Marjoria turnar ahd MU* Ju&fU'tthUtt * K " t S if Votk-ohd i « Da Land with Mlaa Dorothy «a actWmVxtrUvd ’ ’ Bid* rionarlat the . n M U n of her! bridge dub, Mr. Pearl 'ft. Babbitt •aUrtalited with ■ bridge p o r t;, Friday evening at her homo on S w lii Sanford Avenue. Potted plant* and wild flower* wat* used to tKk Atom* Where the futfata Wafa efitcridlned. *■ A ftfr hfv+raT profretaalana of bride* high tcora pH**, a card Utfl* ed?*r, W fi flten to Hr*. W.| W. W*Vtl*T. Refreshment* WwTO; aaraad at a lata hour by th* host. ***. assisted by Mr. J. E. Couriar.l Tho.a pr***n» were: Mr*. B, C.| Moor*. Mr*. H. F. Kant, ftroJ Ja**a Butnar, Mr*, G. O. Danner,! Mm. W. W. Warner, Hr*. J. E .1 Courier, and Mr*. Babbitt, dub mamt»ar*, add Mm. O. M. llarrt.J adti, Mr*, G. E. McKay, Mm. E J. Roulh, Mm. T. C. Pltehfbfd. Mr».l H. C. Maxwell, and Mm. F*rn E. WoodrOw, of Oakalooaa. low*, othrr funtH. Vfhtlhii rfhhlVv, and the fti***« Rebecca M .vin i, Klitdl-efli Shokmakcr. Margaret Cdx, ‘ Mkrgnroi Wright, ‘Sli e Elder,I tiliihhrlh Wblther! Ella Hpenref, t'amlfTt Peg*. Do­ rothea Lawson, Clifford flhlnhop aer, Carolyn1CollWA Mildred ,Nt*. Maud* lark*,1 aid Ahtointila flhfc’holoor. brld*^eI»ct/.'Hf»a r i he Ft>», • atal A t a lata hour an Ice and eweei coure*, In ahadoe of lavender and yellow, was served by the hoateseee. Those present were: Mis* Virginia MrDamltJ, honor guest, Mr*. E. A Do8*la»» Mm. Bertha the cigarette that TASTES BETTER, INi, Iwafn i t> rt a > w �« 0 4 \m I * —- -•— jrjV; " ' T 1^ ' " " r ------ T . > to• >'» r i * '•,V 7''j •* ‘ ;. w' . . ( i. - I i . * ■ T— ,m +m ■ ^ w.a»yr*- Vi g#w w oJ-iw T-’ThV T . ~T~ •, . * . . \\ .’ 7T* ' 7-, !* * * 4-* ■-* OVERGATOR to flro* quarter—both " I •r,i»T»» _ ^ I/: prlsqa thraa sate of rtM k A flk the Milana Ttootkr. This weak, Tto^K w H f Wants at laaht 100 coatesUats. and ta that and Its HpOVfsEaKor has selected a group of |am*a which ahould to ao r a s y l k pick that nqt a fan will toalute In soaading In ono of tto o o 'M M u . . '- V So, «Hp this coupon, placing a " W opp.siU tto nsma of tto team ran think will wfh/uM A m T ' opposite tho nano of tto loom you think will U*, aiaj ITtttg or send this coupon to Tho Herald of/lco beforr noqp gatardar Nor. I. Rentemtor ta gat y M r'Ils t fq early, far the first throe noortr correct fUte w ill to , dialoiwd tto winners, and two tickrta to Tto Milano ThSoUr wUt.qtlto lto thraa persona handing i_ , l . iItlate. -,- ^ * r \s ,. C ) . ' In tto ■ Ir Nome Living on to all f.--refl«m asTUB ucew. Conch Sob Hall's Daytona _ BOTAL now . Beach High Baerageara Karr tok­ A Mpwr-Uk! M r«(lnf of the Stocken a tto tto t o d la the Norttoaet It yna C to Tmnrsse# I t ; F lo fW * • i hold era at the Rural Faro Cerpore Coafcrrnca. A fte r three close U»..r|lR Twrh Iti No. rmrolln* •. lion . Re; _will - - - ­ at the Otricu. et f i t 10 yards, the VantDrbllt 1; U H IT. t. bottles with ll|g Tan fm-c, which S E J y * 9 „ ° » , Porailo« at t P. >ar•J ™ Ctoaa to K c A ilr , that re *g tto *»M a»/ Naeemher l«, |»u. Mo rMFollni IS; V. P. I. •• of too g r ig 's * b o b that « resulted in o w:n, a on*-poln\ tV•njla maetlBO la ralleO at the 01S B la lt • ; D i»M a tin •. w n W tto Orange u f Whlto. Bo to ll for IT rants, that itartod rrrtio n o f ||g e rc of Dtrectora V U I III V ir g in ia i f feot, and a tie, tto Boccanoors for lha J * ' * * " B o•» OaorsU SI: N. ▼. IT. •em ch d ln * lha Oct. gR— On* « r brought tto V «li to Ufa aad avert­ Florida to roarinq toto r b e rle r e t the t'om penr In ordar to AHaol.nlppI IS; Ilftt10fln •. toes trareled o»ar two straight ed * third straight defeat whih tolchta McAnly want 0ffcto*kl# *.*!• “ f t a l atuch of the aald Duke 14; K c n l i r k r 7. from tto oae-ysrd Has far tbs t.orpuratleo, and f i t the traaeeelanding tto Ostaro ttolr first setAut'urn I I ; T u U bf T. I Northeast Conference rirola. lln a ■>( e a rn other kuelm ae aa o u r klerrvr f; Furman C. t o * o f tto M M . . Tho B-ceanorra showed Chamba properly h rea g h t aafore the KL-rtdR Ha (a 7; Hlalao* Hall •. Ptor kboltlrra. . t Ftorito. oHth Ha ywathfal auk, And ltoo Vis plansblp poaaRUltloa Krhlsy whan i« •. *hi»riw IS: Kfafclna C O alU n ooct •; Mlaa. Plata t. w ‘ A MORKMM.’tj toning to genytog for tto breaks that had not boo thtiy tronncod Learberg, 11 to 0, ArksnMg Ml Hc». Mafhtsdlal •- •* .t Bucreta as a fighting ehanattto* Toaarsregarded along ‘ with Daytona Address H««>n»F IS; l^ambarland i. U to that should toto Mfl to a to ■as hack on Ho beeU, art rharfod vo th r o r A rru rtrn n 1'rvat.ytarlan 14. Wofford f. . Beach, Lake City sod OciU aa G E O R G IA va. F L O R ID A PARDO*. Ttiss Ami Ira 14; lUjrlor 7 toaai taka a M l t o la tto first outfought and ootcainrd tto VoU tto big fear of tho conference. iVnt«Bnf7 •; Trias f*hrlstlan • , r* '• , h« r*hy Staen of Inteafor thrwr qaartanr end; then Saf-, G E O R G IA T E C H to . V A N D E R B I L T Ocala, which was t ed jjf LecaT n s . ft; Hlr# • !!* '" • " OBPlr to (he .state Hoard of laidnna Of the Blal» of Floelde, at farad aU tto t o d r t - b i t o H n r apl''burg a waaL bgo, tod plen*y of II. omrtln, u# <;. W(0, Tk,u> - *•••• ■i ai i ■— F'titlham S; A la Lama 0. K E N T U C K Y rs. A L A B A M A aotoo known ta gallant. football trooblo la galnlhg a 7-0 *»i" over Prlsreltin 4 W A I. 0 „ ? riala. on the Hh day man In tho last quarter aa Boattloi Nmvf IS; I'rnn • a woskanotl Land rn High aleaa.n " tl.rr w - *?**• *“ r M r d S n " ; A U B U R N vc . D U K E Army SI: Tala #. I F**U>vr» torn loooo froth his illiu-MavJ of >’"• WlffriBLD wftich was making tie l l l i j ddjut riilRal* *. IsMfMjrrlf# 0 :!15~ M-'N5°*^ O'f ring la Iho.»stale I rlaoti mi niiahn«|l. ahack Ira and skimmed eiewg'thri DartnwMith I; Harvard 7. la tto loop. With Bon Parke, aUr so7 C ^ B O M N A v . L. 8 U . Hr rnlrrpd ■ pl#« of iitlU r • ( I'nlumMs 11; i'rnn Plata • heights of football woffarttaoa | punter, passer, and ball carrier, un .. .•-»» at tha sprlas term. triT, m W A II 11. lU nfftloon • With Bcaltlo Feqfttorv nhg p l * [ H-ml no l« Oeanty, Circuit Coart e ( T lfL A N E v i. C O LG A TE Ustnefle Trrh t; W A 1 •the sidelines, along with five oth­ i *** 4lrd Judicial ttrcult and waa l>Nhla KlhlriR 7; W. VlrjflnU 7. Crate, a soph fallback, Toaaoiaroi er regulars. Coach Georg* Trogeaniancad to the State Prleoa far a Holy Proas It; ilrown 7 . T E N N E s i C r * . G E O . W A S H IN G T O N world hara toon movlap ia tofoc| term of fIra rears frum tha «th day Wralayan •. Amhtrit • don'a puplla pwf i up a * r » » t bat­ of June. tall. llssatnn t’«»ll St; lloaloa I*. 9. but with F n ttoro ripgbg, hoar-; tle against tbs 1M1 rksmpiont, October lath. lilt . WMVT N O . C A R O L I N A ▼*. N. C. 8 T A T E lap and snorUnc la thdt loaf dra­ tVINFIKI.il IIOWMAN. actual^ au<lining the Wildcat*. N'rlirsika It; Oklahoma 7. • Uyi M. D. Ill WIN. M lrklaan Plat# 17: Pyraruaa t. matic quarter, n ortdaV 'ftM ^ra, . Lake City, the other member ->f M A R Y L A N D ,.w . V IR G IN IA Ille Attorney. Ohio Htatr IS; N o f U w t i l f m I. f as coarageoos as they wars, Mtdjt't the loop’s big four wsat outside n i l II; Notr# Dam# • stand a chatv-a. _,'ii r V V . P . t v k W. k L. I‘Urdu# 14. Wfaroaala •. the conference to hand the strong Ik#trwlt 1 1 . Msrqu0tl0 • Florida bad pottrad wA »t| aool Tanahaasos team an .IS to. 0 wal­ Mlnarrola It; Iowa 4. - Ls » - * • ( . BRQWN rh. PRINCETON ’ lnteograph Prigting aad ita maa power for U t w qnarI s « l Plata II; Missouri 7. loping. A weak befrr* TailabasMlrhlpan It: Phlravo t. tor*—and than . tto ' dull# of see had told Oalnasrllk of the j P U R D U E V4e p A R N E G I E T E C H tVntrr 7 Xavlrr IT. t TYPD fG droans tottrrad aqd fqllr Florida Ohio V « • ; Transylvania •. I f Ton to a 7-7 lie. , Kanaaa Htatr t; Kanaaa t. ‘ Sanford brought its tonfrreneo was ratraating bafWtrjfhf savage | W I 8C O N B IN vs. C H IC A G O Special InrootLgatlong H.i t*allfornla t. CallforalP S. record up tp tke .500 mars PrlWaflhlnRton «: Htanford •. chargaa of Boattlo Feathers, and Orriitn 7; I* P I. A • | Y A LJC re . D A R T M O U T H SEMINOLE COUNTY daty with i I l i 0 triumph over I i>r»|nii ptalo S. Wash RAsta 9. Tennees* all tto tiam Was addlnr DeLand. I’s l i 'l e and 8t. A i f aiiiu n aril no I. sUam to Fast to n ' drtv’s , « ' | F O R D H A i T v a T s T M A R Y 'S * CREDIT ASSOCIATION Andrew Jarkaon I. Plant lllah I. tine went ootslds tto riffrai* Tto lineups: Illllalxirnueh II. Itobt. B U . 0. lean Peeo lie. Bnnleed. rtu. Friday, the former troanc'ng WilMiami Military It; Florida Mil. S. I L L I N O I S va. M IC H IG A N Miami }t . Ft teutardala S. llaton. 18-7, and the' latter subju IliMtPfh T* * T u r : UlMFfcMrh Pou(M rl) i:3 gating 8tsrka, 19-0, la a fas' conK A N S A 8 S T A T E va. M IC H IG A N S T A T E ” STRAW BERRY PLA N TS <vr auto VaSM Mllh CRKMATION PROHfcD Ul teat. • M*pU* r. F#rrm l W. W. Fatter. Ftoaae Ttt-W. Rills N O R T H W E S T E R N v a M IN N E SC TTA HO fUr nk* rdt T to atandlng of tto teems in l ' PINEVILLE, Ky.. Oct. 30 — (.7> Soya Cardui Swnwj Day HT ■iMrk ronftrenc* competition fodtws: WaHa r-m ath CHARLESTON Wakefield. Ceyen- Mo;t HI5 NOTRE DAME va. NAVY To Do H ot Moat Good — Belief that Willie SUtlon, about w l v r*». Rraekett Ua«|s QB Nartot, Qlory o f Sakwalr>L7 lDM Oisrh I • I !.••• leH redlkwa HUN “ A faw yuan ago, my fatofUld cabbage ‘M M hf l*lljr ... - I • • l ea* 86. loiVrpcndent candidate fnr etcM il rAtli rr __ wiunY ao good." writoa U n . L. R Oralt t l l . rn e- It Judge who was reported kid dr P»r I . ft AS, I IMstill • i» • nfurd ►ftfp bf P-----* r lo 4 r h,^,. Ervin, of Iaxnar,ARu Tlmaa gaoRalph W a r n e r U lb lf d h H ~ * 1 w ‘ litp rt carriytaat- Ftfdoy J L M i JL0* IL.AL.Jf-.iflU M d t ridribr'-----rrf: voua and tired, and felt tto mad •o* | tanlon • • •• •! •may hare t-ecn put t i death by t • • 1»-- 1» Time Contest Winner M.—CsUard plants 01.23 M, 5 if. T n i M u o a nf a tonic. U y mottor adrtaad me IkUnc -- Offlrlali Darwin lVlrir1i|»| r#flr all o f th e w in n in g te a m s , w h ile lota 01.09 M— -Cauliflower, Hoow. • reet I ! set burning waa expressed last night to take Cardui Afkor I had taken •In), dllplrr, VaUtk« ... Pnwall IWIaaonalat. ampl ono bottle, J found Z n l a a ana • by Station'! wife at thv same Pi A liiu itlif again th e w e a k b e fo re \ p s t to w g u toH iwodr N ot. 8th. I I U M Itarblaan (Ohio Wealaraulf^ h Mlaa Carlin Palmar, Wfcff II Write far oar list plants and llneefaaa; lugley (W. and f->. flwid ' l It liecame known a man who said rreulta. I took about fly* ’•in- ‘ln lh* money.*' HU' winning oonteet blank: juda* nd certainly woe much bettor 1 , , he waa a federal agrnt from C'nseats. Prevail A Co. HeTills. Fla. Itukatllullone; glegjga—Uroan. WitMT, and hit eon Ralph...__. . . Florida T « r i __ • lit r llia i, •eebarith.i > Riel .r, .r. tto th e m w tn n e ri tflto U*t “ k “ h l" # clnnatl waa here Investigating 'he T had been ta oofne time, as my Alabama Port bam iradechca had itoppod. Gardid Phoua*. f(f#h a r u t. N. T. U. Herald'. dck-Tha-Wlnn^ dowUat ‘h« U*d,n« *“ “»»' Is OiorfU F»«, Tirm r, •carhoroufh ■ad done me mot* good than any 1 R U. Vavtdarblli , i --------------------Idtok TtitodHr—RjlMi, ^ n . for last weak. It waa raeooled to- "onford aa far aa ricking wig U Auburn tr-dtclne I had takmi." Tulant K fa n k , K * # 4 h A m lU llry . Q ld d to fl, Kantttrkf Duka 7 MORE I.INKN IMPORTBI) Huy Cardui gt th c a s h r a n aid Cold. u. a. u - Palmar, HwMphrU* pa, Pral*. Mk»#0. <Uy after a check of thq li 'tab. nci* la concerned. No Carolina psora la Taeh Oo^drirk and Ptawnrl. loU handed In. m m . MrLnalta'a-Jewelers, 111 a• -------, * i Min Palmer and Mr. 'Wam<r army. Tala Drown Cress »' WASHINGTON, Oct. .70,—(AT — It la Mlaa. PalmeCa and Mr, wer> auccveeful In picking 18 oqt l(slyCalifornia U K A M U* S. SOC1AU8TK California J A department of commerce report fir hlean CMrnf o FOUR* ROOM funds tod apart«, raceifed from Consul Gen. lAiclen CUmaon moat, water furnished, call at CHICAGO, Otft. 8Q—l ao T“ *- ilaalMlpp! lir v a r i l>nrt nipnik I Memmingvr at Bedfast showed a re o ffe re d we^ly k y J w a . M -. 1 *•« f* »nli o n e. o f th a c o o ie o k llRORMIa « Imwm • d ll Park Aeawao or Pha Krysckl. wf Milwaakeq. yesterday that linens exported from Ireland arvntstt*. manager of tho MWjlriKk.' yrho aalacted 18 winners 4lrbl«Rn H Mr raruan waa onaalmoualy elected c^airptan M Faraiatml ami ceaubs and c*Ida load u» P#nn nr to thv U. 8. for thv fir*t nine • . JR ip Warner and Paul Mmpeqg kU Ireabli. Tea *fta step tbma new W E LL FURNISHED first floor of tto Social let party of America Inn* The* ter. » Plata . Nprihwaalarn R a lp h W arn er h o w e v e r, h as] V*r* t h e ' O n ly ro n te e ta a ie a b le 1 0 Nolra I n m r N il wkh_______________ w a h loo, an ......................... apart newt. 114 V . 18Ul Largo to aucreod the Ute Merrla (Milrr*(»n Plata Wuh Plat# --------*-— ----------Ijetoili w ta w e v *. M r.--W arner t U U pl—t a i te t ik ________ • Itemc room with flreplaca. sue quit of Now York. wiped out two blo.'ka along would gvt undvr way in the CV/j tog.the tickets however beeaurn pastor, hadroooa. bath, dinette, T IA X REACH ocean front at Jacksonville Beach tlea; H cego area within tha neat 30dayi. niLlut wee handed in before Ml. hf HI.AZR A______ CHICAGO OORR FORWAJiD kitchen Kejvtaaler, riano,Qarag«. early tcnlay causing damage unof rin g o n e-to lf p tiki a m to n ! S im p s o n h a n d e d lo h U I t a t . Ala , JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 30-(>P) flclally estimated at from $100, Of all rectly Into th e p -> c k e li cf 1 8 ,0 0 0 , H er* a re tto a c o re a of tig •b ad try high (aadlrql a a h sritb a l-nit/AtAf| VAV »V« “ V7 r -- rw as- - , ___-. • ' - Fir* of undoiormlped origin 000 to $200,000. gamei mentioned on Thg IIerah of tto gras Isat to . flag aqwirisa ft wetd M. Cmig. secretary ef the *°n* ,h* LARGE AND amail furnished aisasat essgha aad eaUaatosdwr fame B u ild in g C y n e tru c tio n E m p lo y e r*' apart mewta. L l l f la p Apart---------- TIt- ’•‘nimiTiliaraolilai AseuciatUm, yesterday ee^L-thel la addbisa is iTsaaaaa, ottor haallM ais•swta. d ll Park Av* Call tSI. mure than PO.OOAfMa Ip public wkick aaatha atal toal tto lafctad EYESmar be made aad and private cotiaTi uct ataa tb a ln tm lsa a o d b and healthy -------- . . U lt o trass ata ^ s s as Is FUR RENT: 8 room furalatod tto Msnaark, la ikastksd lata ttok aportment erith petrels bol SShJT' aad attacks lto asal sf tto tlstaUa Coe, 2nd and S an ford •las 1 ream ftarwlstod a pa rtmrol ' Crssw slalaa 1* rsa tsataad asthf acasyr "S a n fo rd 'a O nly Hom e-Owned Feed Stort-" with porch and private bath, i l l k* tto trastsaral af psrsiaaal cosato and Magwolio Arenas. xwlda, bswchlal a a U h fs a d fik ato Oqm of Chose, tto r -ZF fe L i w GOLDFRKEIS AGAIN UPPED g BY TREASURY AdministrationPushcH Fifpire T o $32.12;; - W orld NervousOver NextAmericanMovc : DAYS i t npr Bronchial Trouble* Need Creomnbion m "*tU Sanford Cash Feed Store WANTED: B re a k f a s t room U l B A L L A R D ’S FEEDS and FLO UR IT2S W . T, W00L1-EY ' ■ Owo*e-Mgt. *‘ O to S H l P. A. MEHO Ballanl Rvp. and chain. Meat bo bargain for BUly’iTjncle IT TOCto. , WW i w t r w - P M t i , , , V E M t A T O MJOOL VMwl *A\kXkOto AkJ N O TO W AO fltVii BV»’ W t T V > O U X V VCVWCAVJ , it Lake Mary. Bee sen at Lake Mary e» I l l N. Freach A l t , FURNISHED HOUSES: v i • • ^ > . u d h T ia v a m z sow er vacM i , W A «»k .v r t o o u m \ IVJ A d iy J O F tLkAl Com­ ath. woof heater, alke I owd hath. Laweoa, 1*1 N. A vm tt, aoat U ChcioUaa I Ctorch aa Ub Ior Avmtt I » FOR RENT: Attractive fly* iwe gaAuw hi ft o m IM m , tool “ ’' a r t s iS r •nil? .. - .t* »,V . ■ J ‘ Hi' w t V. r ‘ ' 1 ^ »■*< V '.- ■>•••• V : - . 0 A Mystery. •s j r». . i«o r loStOArr^wavx , BKKT CHAPMAN Halvaman b varatlm lor baOdlag ay tto Sfslrw after colds or 00. Y ssr sw* dreggiat ta astkiriaad ta (afaod ja m aaaasy ao tto ! aoto If fo o t asagh or cold b oa( rs­ > ibvad by Craiw aTdia. (adr.) Berlin, Oct. 31.-(41—Ernes: Torgler, Communist leader, was accused from the witnraa stand in the Reichatay fire trial to­ day of having plotted the atjeon. Aa a courtroom full ul ripecUtora tat agape, Gustav 'iLeberman, now serving a prison term for robbery, tv»tified that Torgler sought his aid in firing the Keiehstag several times in lb.'tl and IU32, lie •aid the former Cotnunisl whip also plotted a string of other sabotage acta. VAST SAVINGS PLANNED FOR U.S. RAILROADS Kastman Studies Pact Aimed AtConsolidation Of Lines,Scrap­ ping Of Equipments Retail Code Highlights For Seminole County U. S. SEEKS TO AVOID FRANTIC MONEY BATHE Rich Manufacturer Kidnaped B y Trio MARSHALL, Midi., Oct. 81. — (A1) —His fee* bruised and showing evidence* of a boating, No rrta ile i O iall in crease the price • f an y m erchandise sold after O ct. Mil m n the p u r e e x istin y .lone I. P.l.Ct, by more than , Louis E. Brooks, millionaire is made necc«»jii> t»y jh e amount of in crease s in prrxlurtion, op­ mamifssturrr, reported kid­ e ra tin g , rrp la •m erit, invoice co sts of m etch am lise, taxes or naped today by two men and a other con t s r m ilt mg from nrtfon taken p ursu ant t«» the N IK A \woman, waa found at 'about or the A A A sin •• June I. IP.11. In setting such p rice r e t a ilr is noon at hia farm near Battle sh a ll give full w. iyht to pt liable in creases in *ale* volume. Britain To Be Shown (Crwk. He told officials his cap­ In order pievent u n fa ir co nipetition nirain*t local m er­ tors had released htiq after esch ants, the use » f the si* cnlletl “ loss lea ilet" is hereby dt'clairtl Roosevelt Plan Has raping from his offir* where to he AN K V K V i l l T R A H K P K A P T i r K T h e se - lo s s lead ers" niw a rtic le s oft* u sold I m*Iow rost hy th r m en .rant for tne Behind It Economic they looted a aafa. H* said that purpose nf »»tt»i* ting trod*-. T h is p ractice i**sul(st of c u in ««, aft* rbe Ing forced to open th* Benefits For World •of* b* waa taken in hi* own e ith e r in effort hy the m erchant to m ake up the loss hy ch arg in g m oie tlmn n iea«onaW e profit fi*r other article*., t»r ear along a aid* road toward el-# in M K IV IN i; T H K S M M 1 M K IP I I A N T W IT H M T T I .K WANIIINOTON, IKt. :U .~ (A*>— Battle Creek, 20 miles seat of C A P I T A L O P T n p I . K C I T I \\ A T K I U ’ S IN K .< S It w ork- h ark Anaiuua tu avoid an unrvxtralntHl here. There, he said, his cap­ » f s n H the |*r«»du(*’f of raw m a l m i i h on fa rm s nml In Imhistmonetary war, thr administration tors stopped, locked tha igni­ rie* aial n rn m t the labor -o em plnyeil. , last night Bought an undemand­ tion and hid the key, tolling II w r v r thi ile d a m tio n n ra ln st the use of "loss lenders" ing with tlrrat Britain on tha ap him the general location of th* hy the ftlorekeepot i Iim’s not oio hihit him from *><dlmg an a rtic le plication of l^rrxiiV-nt U tow vfM t without any |*o fit to h im - d f Put the sellini* t r u e of a rtic le s hiding place. After finding th* I fan to atrady richangvt and into the eons tin t luoild tm lode nn allow ance foi actual w ages kry he drove to hia nearby rtx*a«r priori by buying foreign of wlote Into* t. • hi- f ile d .m l publish* d from time t • lim e hy farm. Hr said only a email puld. tin T ra d e \ .ilu o itv ti<*ieiunftrr established amount of money was in tto For tha l#nndon govi-rnmrnt, s u r h en itlowm* •• f.»r I b I n ii n«s*«l m*l lie included in the safe. Sir Kradanck LaUh-Koaa, tiraaury Belli in.* plic* » r nil* 1*1 t id e of f •••*•!. «ii h«» npt»li0*«| h\ wtoiekeepvx|H»it on intarnationnl fli.ancax. er* itoirnr lm *».••«• im U in co m m u nitir- f less than 2MNI popu­ lation w hich n*i »•#•! i*a»l of n la rg e r t*nde nrea I n t e r r u p t hit confrrvncvx on tha P mivi.I, .! how,hi,, t h a t \ N Y K K T A I I K i : M A Y S K I.Ia war d*idR. to talk wi'lt Ainr*-irari ANN A K T h I I i •I Ml*. 1(4 I I A N H I S K \ T A P K U 'K A S LO W ft«ca| ofTtcialx on th* economic A S T i l K P h i* I. s K T It V A N Y « O M P K T I l O K IN H IS T H A O K p •••ihditie* behind *ho prrBiJcnA IIK A ON Ml »:• I I \ M » I S K W H It 'll IS I l» K N T h A |. O K K S tial plan S K N T I M IN llll .*• \ M K , IK S I K II t O M P K T IT O lt 'S P K U K Mrarikv htlr, rsponvnta of vati***! IS S K T IN i n N K o K M I T Y W IT H T H K K O K K C JO IN O P KO Hchool- of economic thought nhook V IS IO N . (hilt hiadx and predicted di«a|A retailer w ho tho i«*i|tir«,s pi ice to meet n com pel it oi ’s pi-intrig rvRulta. Slumping mari,ho\. d. t .110 .1 hall N O T Ith h k K M K M T O I I A Y K V l o kt-lx •|*-'kr the opiniur of the na­ Work For ThouHandu I \ • K |) T I O P K O V P I O N H O K T IM S S K t T I O N IK S t i ll tion’* *!*K-k and grain trader* i oiitimunl on Tag c 1'wtt). Expected To Follow NeverthrleRS, Kou.M'Vt'lt'a ax•lata tit j* prepared to make purReaching Of Accord %.|AliAflw* Itj ikti piMkiwt** ,0net«l in K-nq-ean markets l»> Wednesday WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-14’) nl the latrxt. Kedrl il reserve *«f- I’ resident Roosevelt negotiated fic al* were lni*y wotk.ng *iti| the with thv steel Industry yesterday detail* of the plan ami promised sgrrements for lower rsll pri.es, an announcement thr--ogh tha dssigneil to end labor difficulties \\ Lite l|ou*e as ■(>.> i a* Ihev were in thr induatip'e coal mines. c niplctrd Surh confidence was shown to­ 1rilh Kosb tkucu« «e.| ttie Mlua- day in NRA headquarter* that tt t» with (Jovernor Black of the ■langvroua raptlv* mine* labor f ib’ral rrxerve board and Act ng troulitrs would meet a solution In Administration ( an’t NR A Non-Compliance %fvielary Acheson «»f the treas­ thr agrermrnt whirh Rons*ury Both wil| i r pi uninent in vrlt obtained from the etrel indueCarry Full Ihirdcn, As Bur To Contract • t.ri)iitg the program out try that Administrator Johnson She Tells Workers Awards To Be Aired; til-erver* ri gai(|e,| -t an «*\i•I«*r*t made plana to atari a flying lour that Britixh fural authonllea West on Saturday. Wf-ulil Mill *it by wul watch ihe (1 |/|*l M CH ICAG O . I M \V \ > H I N t ; l O N . tk*t :tl (Ab Only If the questolon of Henry Ki auklut 1it lain- K<iio-evell vi’ *ti Thi- I * *I«- f MI giik «’ l ftllteltl'R fight til •b-llar !*«• furthvr .tepn nated, with Ford's compliance with tha auto­ •I* nk • ntiMilj. iii prrMunwho p(w> to B•*t tah man .fm turn * and mobile rode become* delicate le h* •Im\ 14.1.1 1hi pi 4.|de of Ani**« t« ba r lift gikt it nlT i mat ik. c.Mtt I but il '- lit-it jtd* |*l IIIIp Uiu likrlj now to change his tarilng i xp -f tr pliaf'ai In M l \ fegulatiiui# kkN* '-Mill 1llkl* 1Ul*’ ••( till* oei’dy 111 The primary object is to The refult could l»e. it waa ar- date >»-*lvi« Wiy « lialli'itgt’il uu t AH •‘IMpb»> *’tl make e twld attempt et guril rlthr f a determined Brittan Slu u|»t jn’d. un-lrr tin auaplc-'* f I Wilt*. the farm belt out of its I r f f r l t to tl f f ta i tbe pUl|H*H* i f tha feet ten with A Iriupi-rary injunction uf tin- 1'i't.i mulMki«Nli«*it (••• huthe Recovery pro­ t (Mining lh«- -i • M in i) of the .kftierican plan or *d*e, ami pr#f gram v iib i|i i \i foi milli ’ftB o f dollarv ► ! n a h ly , an agrevinrnt t-> which t rfit«ui v f i iii v nli 14• i\ fnt mill.ms «if ihil.tr* hw initing M Out nf thr double understanding limit |»l IXMI •• wnljl 4»’w III MUgMIltlt tl II I 4-fi ** pi up* »«-(t pu-.ltlf li 4 ( I hr unplrsxair »*’ *t* ntlalitir* nf that resulted from the talks across 111, nil 11Inti - pM-kilbd l»\ til** -lull* j nvx >n *N« w U n it ' *IN w*a* f»rant«*i|^ •hr plan could hr ri-miliate'l the White House conference table, t ) JllBtlt* I i ll * in thv l h * l i n l mii .I l att-'tial go\* i timent(! dil huying •4*i, in-* b ul ng* officials said last night they rxMUprcnii* niu11 an«1 ii foreign rxrhang* l'tliclia -r* at Ilevied employment to com* for \ibli 0 - -utg ii ii*»if**rr ix r of wi-ii ’ •if t oluinl in »4-|.»v-••riling riuMfiiunity •b» < hraiiftg wit- a rt for K rh ia y I .ortdon mu*t l*r paid fur in thousands of workers. I be injurw (i »n wa* Bought I v »| |ounda, thu*r inxtl*’ at l^arla, in li»o\intrtiln hihI -nrlal »%«■Hi»»*» The operators of the mines franca owned by Hie steel end Iron com­ Mgrii !••• in l»» — ** t••— , Mm lb- —• # t o n 'ia c lo r whuar l.u l w ar r r j r i i I : ia n r * Thr pound 4 end on the g inn nil h r bad not cootpl kill Mi l Wl IfllM itgrtti » - hllil n-u-f br -ought in bdl* o f forrign panies agreed to th* demands of w 11b N B A irq u iii'iu i’iilR 4’liat it imIiIi i*ii4%4’iiii'iit ■ mu t (*>••* • >«hange Ihdlai* ii.u*t l - * M tor the miners fur Ih* check-off and At (hr -ami* time, thr Lord1 'brin. thux ina’ eria'ly ini reading to the election of min* ropreeen\ mu ut m • | m*i ••| bit Iu*rill unkth'wn in **r«b*r I •• plnVldr adi*U»utt* t«- •b .ib i tolo.-e Ini for iruck^ f..r tbr tbe stollaia o ff r lr d I n pt.ui.U i ' i i lati.es for collective bargaining • ik ill in •oii-i'i kat ion cofp*, wa-* fiaiic*. anil thevef’tir ilepiei latllig without discrimination as to mem­ Nrf tb' Vkft out f If-il I (Of dial ptielr-fl " T I h ' m * mi ** Mtitrt% wltii f« - thii 'lie d o lla r* vaiur 11 *01011011 to bership in any labor organisation. A Compromise wss reeelieu on t III' g((k f’l fttill lit •4411 (III 4* • I k*I' '» . with 'III lo tip li o lle i gi’ltrral and l be f o i n g l i rui reticle* . si r • btmg f«u 11 (Ontlnsed On I'age Three) mid t«flin limi t ii’iilitr tbal « iib (• leal Biitam cm 1/ le la lia tr, it HW ii • I nf lb•lit I at I I. > Ib t I'Vi'f vllltng t li Itt Is. I(ring " .... I ' • iin- \ i* COURT DENIESw CITYS NOTION AGAINST Attempt ToUphoIdBilT By EntzmingerFaila’ , A a Ruling Favors Group BringingSuit WASHINGTON* Oct .11. ROOSEVELT SAID TO BE IN FAVOR: O F SHIP CANAL f/T1 - k. * V a st «aviinr«0 in op rrntinir cnata. a u ffirirn t («» h» vr irivrn (h r nn tion'ii m ilrom ls n ea rly n h a lf hil lion dollarw profit in IP 12 instead of n q u a rte r billion d eficit, nre r lk im n l hy *pon«or* nf the P rince plan for railro ad ci*-onlinalii»n. nowr I hmiut Mudied hy Josep h II K a stm a n , federal n» ordination of tran«|knrta(inn. K astm an i* u ivin p nttention to Ihe P rin ce plan Is* n> +e. he •a id in announcing (he stu d y, it wns thr m a il advanced of the vanous proposal* made O th e r schem es, however, a te hrinjr consid errd Ninele* n stiulicp o f (he P iin ce plun. nil dealtnir w ith th r cast ,in«| miildle w«'*l. have lieen c<»mplet»’d and h* i nine public in in lerst.ito coion m -ion ami R econ stru ction 4Cunt toned cn Pairc P o u r) LABOR TROUBLES IN COAL MINES BROUGHT TO END FIRST LADY ASKS FEDERAL RIGHT NATION TO HELP TO DENY BIDDERS CARE FOR NEEDY IS CHALLENGED '***", ' Communist Leader Accused Of Arson . H i p F lorid a Stiprpfne Court h u d e n ia l the C ity o f S «n ford'ii m otion u ph oldin g th o E n tzm ln g e r h i l l , which, , panned at the Innl session o f th e legislatu re, forb a d e th e ; . c ity fro m sellin g tax c e r t ifi­ price th e W C w ill buy it for cates ur fo reclosin g on tiix wns advanced to another new liens fur * |H*rlod o f f i v * years, it was learned h er* 26,000 Would Secure high. today. While awaiting assurances from Jobs On 6 Year Pro­ City attorney Fred R. Wilson 1rondon that lto President's ap­ received this information in a tele­ ject, It Is Claimed proaching operations would n,d gramfrom th* Clerk of th* aruus* retaliatory action and |<re Court. W A S H IN G T O N . O ct. 31.— <47— rlpltate a monetary war. the A<l Thv telegram read as follows! • _ I'rrM ilrnt Itonw rvrll \vu* timer»Im*i I ministration art the price for the -In the case of thv Htat* ex l»y Sen a tiir (JiHirir**. D em o crat, day of 080.IB fnr gold fresh from r*l A. C. Mlttendorff et al rela­ (tcu rg ia, y i'M rn li)' Mfn vo ralil) denseMr mines. O ili*|>o*rtr ttiward linkinjf ( h r jju lf tors versus Ellen iloy vtc r*. Today’s world price, converted rna*t anti (h r A tla n tic aeklnm nl spondents, the Ruprvnia Court has Into dollar, at 14.76 to the Pound, with p flM l.000,000 whip can al denied th# motion to quash. Th* opening the exchange rate, was through aniith (IriirMi** ■n«l nm th respondsnta falling^ to_ answer op 01.07 lea. than the domestic quo Florida. otherwise-pDad further within 10 days of filing hereof a peremp­ - •JPtii--t*Ti-vtdrnt, tlrovjc* " W , * ^ AVTITtfifsfin Is “Lenient Nswx that thv Amrrirati c"» a call at the White llnuse, Ilk**i> ... tory writ will h« isaued." «* rrnmvnt waa viatsniling ita p >bl will instruct the public w«irk« ad \\ l l l l \ l O U l l o r S O l L U U U t e In July. Mr. Mlttendorff,' purchasing program ca >ar.| nn ministration tt« provule funds f*»r a m.mbq of th# Bondholders* Leniency wa- the rule observed v:>ua flurtuationa in ilotnanlir nml a survey of th?* proposed cannl In Protective Committrv, sought to determine its feasibility. , ! v M » i« p n l ..it. ** \. It Wil forvign markets yeatrnlay. purchase a certain number of («X ■ From five to eight hundred miles ^ pun n- h* 4 liter.ce upon Storks on thr New York ex­ certificates from Miss Hoy, th* miiuII ullin*« • all* m* I 1**^ change slumped sharply after an would Im- trrrnmetl from the wrPt city tax collector. . *1 • f ire i mi earlier upward Hurt',; the dollar distance tn-tween gulf and Atlan- su.lator- who .*| 8h* refused to sell these certifl- ' tic -ealM*urtl port-, apnnanra of the • *ii dn \ i*l»* c • u r • | ulto quotation fell in Kiirnj>ean ren­ rates on the grounds that th# canal claim ter.: Chicago wheat price* ro«e Entxmtnger bill prevented euch Mil- ill” Engineers have •‘•*timateil that Her l>r 1 1 K i ig w h»»* I! |-4 cents only to recede and tale. approximately ’J6.IMNI men wo Id *»«• I of a cl*i iu* « f I . c .h u n k . buying erthu«la»m in heavy l»e roipl*»v««l -ix year- diggiag the ..oil W II iir a i. . Mr. Mlttendorff, with oth er' Biota*. mil members of th* committee, ap-' j . American induatries gave wny lo 166-mile ehaniwrl, which would ti­ Mia* Mar tlse *»••-• Ul •■e a I,tie. pealed to th# Supreme Court, a n ^ ' a rush to unload pnrrhaaev of ll* feet deep and .11HI feet w ole v» i ra iIim iii -- • I • f * •'MUlth# city, through Mr. Wilson, ,i i kle-w Mill' r * The American adtn nut ration The propo-etl r«*ute *»f th*’ water filed a morion to quash tha Mlti •t I'l’M •o a sought an undemtandin • with wa> op* n- fiotn the Atlantia nt ’ IVil II h -' » » I tendorff rasa A decision had been Great Uritain on the application St Mnry- K 'x e i. paa-e- K»dk-t«»n. . :«» bond on I ........ . expected for some weeks. I irge of I'reaidsnt Rooesvell'• plan H (in , nml la-per, Kla., arel enters With the telegram received thla Kb»>if John »•», a'i i I ‘lo* ^ I • aleady eachangen and inrrt-nae thr g u lf llear the mouth of t hamorning as the only information U |-on. wlille, . I aI 4 • •■ * It h i Aurilln Kixer prirra by buying foreign gi.til. which has bean received hark In 4 -All g ll4|\:M| k%M ' I $m-». , A deftnlta embargo on golj waa I’ \ 1*011 *. , *v*ltfi l uni ;**h I regard to the Court's action, nn advocated It, Mime Frcmb IH'wa- Knights Templar Will v i l l i |M'iattng n liiim itiv ai** • \ city official or employe* would paprrn although Bank of Frame comment on whether or not th* E n t e r tain Officials •» : Iwiiit a lirenvv M i l d»-»Hft- • ofTieialn naid they ware nut wot M n A DuV.’ 4 r|»r*• gi »l v i ' l i ••t•*xr telegram could lend authority to ried over a poaakdr dangei to A j«»int inspection nf T n v ln r • M.flk «|Od -It-'M . A«0- ltd! I the belief that th* Court has ruled French gold reserve.. l ominmnilrr N'o 2H Knight*- Tc»r* $••. that the Entxminger bill la uncon­ Financial interinla in Ani»'er t .a t lit |.l I f 4f* .1• o«» ‘ . d pint nnd O liv rv fotnm m ndrr No stitutional. dam believed inflation waa around I Knight*- Tt-m plnr of Orlamti* ..f „ Hr,*. • - .* d If tha Court has held it uncon­ the e >rtier in the Unite - Slate*. | w ill I h* held h e rr on Kri-lny nigh* ' Dew ey W 'llin ii- v*i* •.• • >1 I -i stitutional, th* Bondholders' Pro­ Tha Ontario minister of mines. at 7 10 i,‘cluck, it wn* nnnuunr^d i* • kb'cM d» •* »**g tective Committee or any other Charles McCrea, naid he thilikn I imIb ) by H r >w b i -I W a lk e r, h e a l ».• Mri ^ dl‘ u a - l I • « person or group may purehas* "gold will be the meanv >f bail of th r Iih m I T *n ip la r« \iM0- til4-eu h > •• f iu ,| * * f*-r • •»'J tax certificate, as of old. Ukoerla*, ing the world out of the ilepreat0i-« t 4 I01 ly . A !* 111 « • .1* 4 tt ri * I Pa-I 4• rMini Cu iiim B m lrr llr n r y the city may continue Ita forwand alon." U Snow , of Tam ju . if»Bp«»cl«»r |ern- f ia»0- oil n - 111111441 ihatgt*, closur* suits, halted 1st* this A 'Li « 1 iyt.,4 .......................... f 0- ir l, iifui in«’ml»4-i • of hi- -tu ff w ill summer when thr MittendoVff a .1 u mi i I v * u. 1 4 In * g »» . I h* in Si»nf»»nl fur the occasion suit was filed Cyclonic Storm Passes T h e y w ill gie^tinl up-»tl their It was learned at th* City Hall Over Oriente Province a rriv a l by the leading oficera of Rev.Root Talks Before today that much progress hod kku- -aid, by biivirt/ ut i r an.I lokk.wl bolder cm h ( '(iimiiutid- i ) The*-i’ m e II bean made in foreclosing against I fit-11- i« mi ill -ul fm ing." •In* -Hid 110.ie dollar*, offering 'non* and 2nd Attempt ToEffect I bi II’ Mi le Iltdicat -'ft I bat delinquent property owners before H AVANA, <Vt -71 Thr t* W hite. A H \\ •Il«-tI mid II L Sanford Rotary C 1u h g,»»* ' I hr ntu'i von put mi ynut 0 -de point da, ill ,|ti effm lo k«-ep fed* i ft I gok ei ft ineiit *li IiihuH’h Return Failu the suit was brought Property National Observatory lepurted to­ Ja< oI m . J r --f ttrlando. find lley •'fiitgriit, It-- nn-ir tax*** I* ' h* ibdlai from al Ing p ir n p it a t e bok • »-t 1 lolgbl -plead to tb all day that a cyclonic disturbance w ard W a lk r i. |) l» ('a ld w ell, and " \t» Ifarc Work in Seininoh llu- ittiirr II.MA0* kkIu* -lilt In upon which taxes had been d#v ly If I ' m t d r n l Ku to’ krlt alo old K K Lim e , of Sanfo rd. ATHENS, Oct SI. —(A*> Th* 11nqusnt as far beck aa 1919 had of moderate intensity was pa»* C„unty" ns. the silt>)«*«'l » b,*— im'ApR In -H U’ -mi dn WMtl n l (I \\ Mel f ell, -ta li’ bi ghwa, .It iei t i I of ( Hilo, -aid noi 1 >i|i| MO b- xocce-aful in tl * tin rr national In vita tio n * have lM-cn rx ten iK ’d Appeals Court today refused a beta acquired by the city, and lag over Oriente Province, with by KcV. J B limit, pa-iui of ( (is uittm i rff«*»t. th** lii’Urr it v>,II I *••••»it**!*** k*.-l|l|l 4 •• pill ba«8,i| ty 1 -line, esperla aatd thBnlixh second request by the United Mr. Wilson and his staff was ita center estimated near Santi- to several nearby Command* He*, 1 irst Cuiiy-r,-Rational 1 liurcb nf Iu* Iii- 'a<e if the federal g ov*'fft(iit,nt • qualixat >oii funq wlucli would and Mr W alker a n ticip ate* p large Sanford t o delivery In-foir 111' •*. t Slates for the rstrsdlMon of preparing to clean up a batch Thr f**l*ti0* Itrlpb— ••tl* tall) l tile.I that lto c- nip a n y, • a ir y on the tratt*ar io?t for the delegation of v ia llu r* and mem Iwrn of the Hnnford lt” lsiy Cl ,b HMii.ftg th*- i • • ly i- gmwinr II*. |Samuel Insult, former utilities of 1920 delinquents when they kt^Tto city, capital » f l>r,,v k k ii lid I’onipl) ing witb tlir N K A | I oitdun government w.ubl auffrr tier*. A n in%nation i* l»*ueil to a ll ( nirriing si tbe Vsbl, r II..1s t ul uraguatr tnrw, reported heavy lainfalla dui were halted. >.f in ker wa* ••* g i r * t n Itrrd fi»r -•* pi o laioltM. nugr loaaea. •ojourm ng and viaiting K n ig h t * , nmin 1 ,dnv Rebuffed In a first effort, Ing th* past 40 hour. Five river, I br wmtn n ibdcgatri* at It*-' If an agreem rit ' could Ilie fii-t »*«iuit ilmllengr to tbr T e m p la r, h r -aid. w hether th ty During tbr mating insmlM-i • 1 American authorities rainatituled went out of ttolr bsnk* ten to 16 Strew. Streets have unlforuo* or not, or w hether voti*d tu stage an attrndanec ron i ml Mgrn-1* •»• thrrr »• t**«la\ ’ g.lkl i flint* ii IV iN’KA *t Uvit*o« wa* teached, ahrrvU) afa Iw.i nation* i pr feedings last August lo return Arabs f**t, destroying trop* and aevrral b) thr (ieufgt K Hriactdl would work In co-uprration, many they w ea r them or not. K e f ir * h - test which i* t<> sontmuc mild . .ufmrnrr -I* tiv rr n l rrpiirt** *b- k« iuiuI Insull to Chicago to face chargee With N alls A h Proteat email houee*. No b>«» of Ilf*, nor nienta w ill be nerved a t the conclu­ ii t bat in MU largrr fltir* • » * " 1 . 0 ( 101111* 1 , held, a<liantagrt p-ob Jan, 1 Club mrmbvrahiii was •" pi«.k'it« to n.< .• $f.r»,t»oo,oon f..* .­ I OH truction niitpati) of Bruklyit aid) ‘ arising from the collapse of Injury waa reported would accrue although sion of th r inspection. vidi-d into two groups with G \\ In f Hlrrad> w«rr m arly cam •»* 1 It*.’ lompaiiy -aid it wi»« n u n l t" utility Interests which he oper­ JERUSALEM. Oct. 81 •ii tbr N'rvf Yoik pu*tofTtrr oh France m r .i( be M putei.tial *uf Spencer *• rsptaln o f one proii ■ Ii f alrrndv « r r r under wav WA8HTHGTON. Oct- 31— <*>>Dewn revealed* th* streets of tha f r m , piraatbly to am h an eatent ated wuh his brother, Martin. 2H and that on .''"t*I l*. thr K«d Whitten Dies and James A Wright ns captain I bey Raid thv movement h»*d tiia-ury tie |i 111 tiieiii a*krij fur ;.* to re lai ita a lr - td y pircattouT to Wcattor Borsau l.nlay lamivd | Mrs.R.K.1 Holy City strewn with nail* todays The Insini HNllW IN CALIFORNIA presumably by A rato' to hinder ' tto following warning: "Advleory ' At HomeThiHMorning of Ilia other group. «l ,«d into niarljr rvary comtniim nd ' IiHiftal offer*, kkith til- Rpec'fl lo id upon the gold tanilarl. aide la rxpsctrd to provide a ban the transporting of government 10:00 K, M. a triplcal dUturtonc* tali n* Bhat id jlr is niu«l com­ quet for the sinning side early m t> SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S I — forces ordered out to halt* anti- ( li central about 70 mils, eoulh F u n e r a l services fn r M rs. U l ply with NI(A |iiu»Uluiu and th# I • Irral Itritff Admlni-t tat»»r . \ ,,*£• i ' of Guantanamo, Cuh* apparently lisn A n to n rttr W hitten , pindevf January pir-iilrnl'a ir rmplo) nu n* agirv- Wiggin T c IIh Of 1» bb (47 Mountains of Northern Cali­ Jewish demonstrations. I’rveenl al the meeting were: l l a - *v L. IL'pklii* aildrtl hi* vi*b» fornia. Orsgon .nd Nreads glis­ moving east norths*»t about five Sanfo rd resident who died th la , Snipers biased away at govnn*Rotarians J C Chase, uf Orlando, in tIu*! iif Mr*, flnoarvrlt in «all mrnt He Suffered In Pools tened with tto first snow of the msnt o f f i c e r * IntsrmlttonUy J mil** per'hour attcmlc-l by ahifl- m orning at ittr hum s, iil2 F -*i’ | VSlirn bid* wrrr o|h*ii' it on Oct. Jos Scarlrti. of DeLand, II. i mg f’ -t public aupptirl, and «b season yesterday while valleys throughout th* night and polio* j Ing gala* and of smsII diameter. Second S t., w ill be held from the J . tbe company «aol .' nul was • laiitu* <ho' in tni*n> luralitb l.outitt. of I'alm Itnach, Paul Sline. WASHINGTON. Oct 31.- (4*)-- gripped with moisture loft by a re tamed the fire, but there w a n j Caution la advlasd vessel* in the Erick n o n F u n e ra l home tom orrow I I 12.HIM) lower than »••> olhrr “ lb. -tundaid ttf l^ lir f ha» *•r r who presided. W A. Lrffler, II afternoon at 3 :00 o'clock. I wo tiayx lair? .tbr of! wa* |»ro- Aibeil II Wlggin, former Chase general storm. no Msaaltlas to add t* tha 20 9 windward passage." It. Stevens. W M. Haynes. H, Pu , /ai ■•••• biu I*, maintnin health" Bank president, told As th# moisture-lodes clouds dead and hundred*, waandod M Hvv, W m , P . llro k a, J r ., o f th# _________— • - f f ' l oa tin- giooiul t b . ' thr runt National isstun, J. A W light, G. W S( mii Tiifederal gttxrr *mfnl $ -f*f> Senals investigators today that hia •wept Inland, tto United States tto previous rip ting •i r • •. F ir s t B a p tist C h u rch w ill off! In lc, pMHy h a l not aijfnrd tl • te rmllopUin eer, leorund Mtl.uras, W C Hut­ iMHt.lHMt Afipmpriat ion, FsAsSchumpertPiesAt i and b u ria l w ill In f a k r v iv w |il")invnt ag vrrmrftt a' lh* time personal corp rations had suffered Weather Bureau reported another A a emergency law waa callad In­ kkarned. \ % ill fall fat «hnrt nf pm chison, Msrtin J Brain, F C. a net loss of more than 16,000,- disturbance rolling down tto coast, to effect today In an effort to •br bid wa* nubnuttx-d C em ete ry < Home O f Daughter| M r*. W hitten suerumbed n f U r , MarMahun. A W. Epps. K K. xtdtng a»lr«|t atr rrltrf l l r ixid Thr llrtaroll ('on i »*ny run­ 000, from partinpateing In More rain and anow waa forecast. prrvant further oatbreaks. H Biudwnrth, II M. Water,n. W. U •niar Rtattr hart m-t borne thei an illnvss of two ynar'a sLand ing ,] . nrd that by thr act uf *ohmittkng pools and syndicates with thv Thv first rain of tto season fell vests tto Administration wtyjl wide » Frederick Abney Schumpert. 77.1 She hod lived In S a n fo rd and Kcm -I Cooper, S G Gray. H. O. fihllv Hh#f in rmnpaH»«m with th* to * id. it automatical** in Southern California. * gitified Chase 8e«urltivs Cor|«>ratlon. pow*0» — Including eourt m artial retired mvrchaat who had lived id in nl* C o u n ty aivc* 1884, or to holavr, II II l'«pe, B.' L Mallbl* amount* pmvtded by thv loral art-1 loinphanev with all p«. »• ulafti of lie also tsstlfied to tto forma­ authority. Sanford at -ntarraU for tna pait year* ago, and w aa a n ative s f Karl Lehmann. George llanlsn, the fed« ral gmrrrnmrnta. APPROVES BEET CODE tbr B|>vcifications( anil that th# tion of thrsr companies in Canada, f*uri‘»#»*y. •*»ha -aid. Impelled -nxftary o! thr trva oiy, in it* toying that he hoped to benefit in 21 ysars, died at the bam* of hi* lla w k in t v ill* , (lto. w to r* sh * W*J and Miss Madeline Wallrm, pianT y . . . . ... , 5g W ASHINOTONToct. i l — bF)— daugklsr, Mra. G forgf D. Biahop, born o n M a r. 8, 1803. , Hr a. K f* «v * It yf^tt rday l*» take !• inut ng to give tht r intracf to hi. paymrnt cf income tnaes a t 0:40 o'clock this morning after u half hftur off t<> alftp away to a higher bidd«*r ,w#a «odatmg the through them lie added that he NRA yesterday announced that S u rv iv in g M r*. W hitU m a r * Vrw a »to rl illness. »fr the Worlds Knit In advance Ute. The Injunction was made did net know whvlhrr this pur­ Presldrni Roosevelt had approved husband, R . K . W hitt A of t o ri.osiu* • Ud>or code for tto beet sugar toc Feaoral services will l r held t v uf tbr formal raerptmn fur her lempot ary. Was Matts* pose had been achieved fo rd ; tw o d au g hter*. M rs. W . — dustry providing a maximum 40- (AMPOHD tb m . . g rrww morning at 3:80 a’dack Hootoa a ad M r*. J . I . Jon as, e lse h lre ls r t s u 4 r me Early Today hour work weak for factJry hslp A sM m U a tom* o f anotto- daugho w -.U C an to r R Q I, and three sons, R. sxcspt during tto crop saamn . Mr*. Goto*. A. DsColIrs, TO AIB MOTORCADE I’ LANB HAHDIK HEARING NOV. T maCUHa COLK DUIYF. W h itt s * , and I I . E . W h ltU n . xyvrs - ’ ’ ~ ,Y 0 » K O ct. B l — ( 4 7 — when a maximum of 80 hours h tto Rsv. Martin J. Br«m sf 3Sfcs ......... _ H anford, an d W . A . W hitten , Fapoe'io hod todar vtr• Episcopal Church, ofTALLAHAKKEE, (VI -ii— <0*1 Represertx'i'fs from all ! > * " » would apply. A discussion i t drtaill fnr T a ft. npleteri It* crossing of Governor Khollg will -nntena a fa Beni Inale C.'-n'y will most at Tto body will to *«g4 Sanford Country lr j iClub uiu maw.evens.ip membership >H, aemiding to a wirs- gatnpaign wVlib l« ylwni.d NAVY ABES MORE MONEY A . C , wtor* laur • A H K CAM , IBHI KD tu hearing Nov. 7 S| X:3o IV M* to » ! • Chamber of Commerce office pori rf Iu panitloa, rs- ar. earl, date WX1 ba he'd at i he consider Dan Hardies '"ply tb ■t 4:00 o'tb « lomorraw aftera ra tiv e o f WAJUUNOTON Oct- 31.— Macksf XAdio. . WASHINGTON, Oct. ------C*>— T tia sv R Is Clqu i r m *- nitflil at 7 3.1. charges oa which to wa* sulpvpd- |Mn to work out final plan* fur City Hall tomru urn >— M 49 . ho was bore on T to Casapinailer al tto Cun lto G r s r i, iKisition at _ 0:00 o'clock when n t-tnbers nf the t ■d •• sheriff of Dade c midy, tto i|.e countywiue NltA motorcade The Navy yesterday u ts d Ba w as w idely Issued a rail today for tto would pUr# It lOoAplUa Club's iersrd uf il'tsctur* will meet t c.ivrriiar announced .vstertoaF- whlib U to be staged on Nov. 8, Public Works Administration far a north nf C a p * F in ls le r s . with member, of ilw * » well M In ditfen of all Malian* bonk, at i W Eseealive! The bearing wilt to hel 1 In tto for ‘ to PUT •* « f nttroctlng (•- approximately 077,000,000 to carry daughter, are rloos f f to *!■ SSI Wodnesday. Oct. tto governor*! tontlo* to an NRA Festival which out a program wklcb It daaerihsil ami sG iu i 600 m iles due I'emmlUre uf Ike k.-miople Coanlyl board room of office. B o rd c s u i, F ra n s * . w •' U told m bacfndJ mi M o». 10 as one for Maisrrad repairs.- - T h s M I v l l l S i r ------' — Clamber of C ew a tiN . W A S H IN G T O N . Oct. 31.— ( A . P . ) — T h e w orld price o f gold ab ru p tly idumped lodny In spite o f R o o sevelt’s an ­ nounced Intention o f buying th e m etal In fo re ig n m arkets, but neverth eless the dom estic SIFIE D • v v 7 * i ^eaterday’aWeather Practically S rx x a • t 'l * ■ .. £ ... . _g.11u ; r . #• •#( ' '• ,1... ! .. - F * V - F ' — •. ..... - ...... • 1. ril, , ,, 1• ssto ’& � 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, October 30, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 30, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 30, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/61c57834c41b683a7e0b85d1fab3a267.pdf e57967769e2c63830597391b852740f4 PDF Text Text B U B NXWSP A t W « r lfa G r e a t e s t V e g * L a b It P a r t l y clo u d y w lU i probab le e ra to n ig h t a ad S u n d a y . M t U J RldMrt Garden Land. VOLUME XXV A .N ---- -----n i v f u v i a i m ■ IN D ItP K X D K N T D A IL Y N EW SPA P ER S A M - O K I ) . F L O R I D A . S A T I I I D A Y . ( H T O H E I l 2 S . 19.13 U.S. GOLD PRICE DENIAL MADE REACHES NED THAT NRA HAS • HICK OF 8LS HURT TRADE Late President Roosevelt Honored on Navy Et&f Price Fir# Cent* BANK DISOWNS IWIGGIN’S ACTS. PROBERS TOLD - Adiriintatration Boosts Johnson, WnllaceHoth P rice A gain Despite Answ er ChargeTliat Decline In L ondon; Codes Have Slowed M arkets A re A ctive Up M any A ctivities ■ Aldrich, ( ’ hnse Head, • Repudiates Policies O f Form erH ankerln j • Surprise Statement WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.— W A S H IN G T O N . O ct. 2d i,p , (A .P .)—In spite o f the cle- — A n o « *# rtin n by the fo<l»-»,«| re • cllne of the London price, the s r r v r l * a i d in it* m o n th ly h u ll. Administrat'on today plnccrl tin th at in d u s tr ia l a r t i v i ’ v hint the gold domestic quotation a la rk e re d " in in d u *tn # « in v h at a new hlvh of f31.82. six p ro c c M in y ta x e s n r code* h iv « cents an ounce above that of t e c •nie rfT e e tiv e recently** l i n i p j i ' ' yeatenlny The T-ondnn fiwure q u irk re v e rt l i s t io n . v e a t e n li I fro m th e NRA and th e f a in t ! HronnH from the ♦.11.10 of ; a d m in :a tra tio n . veste<-dav to $30.r«7 nl *h'' R e p o rtin g a la r g e r v.d iio -i n f j 1 W A S H IN G T O N . O f t . 2 * <4*1 I M a ik e t trn d in g |» du-tra of A lb e rt f 11 W ig g in . ft»t y e a r* a t th r helm I o f I be Ili.OOO.OOtl.tHHI C h a«e N a . In itia l H a n k , w e re re p u d iate d ve» tr» d a \ r f o r e t h r S e n a te h a n k in g lo m n u tte e by W iu t h io p \V A l I .V i. h h i* recen t a u rrr* * * i a* head I of t h r f n a n r ia l hou*e ! A M u ch « iirp ti« e .l t h r fo m n ilt ] le v am i s p e c ta to r* .a lo n u w ith 1 t'h a - c otTli ta l* "ra te d annul h im . K M t n « k an il v o lu n ta ry ile c la t lio n that th e h a n k '* p r n a r tr m ail a g f in r iit i* “ a o a o lu te ly op| o *e d ’’ to a f f ilia t e * tra d in g in th - h a n k " *t i k m th e m a rk e t H i* -ta te m e n t waa mud.* JU"* a fte i Hit l it ig a t o r * had presented e v i.k .io « . th a t W ig g in '* p e r*o n a l mpMiiie* had p ro fite d n p w a til *if 4 Iti.iHHi.tMH) th ro u g h d e a lin g in the | lank'** •tu ck .w h ile h ank n fT lIia tr v mid • u h sld ia tie n w e re e n g a g in g *!• H e a r th e re to d a y , a d e -lin e o f l i l c e n t ,. G ra f ZeppelinHeada For Her Home P ort A K R O N , O c t. 2 *. (A *)—T h e G r « f Zep|H -lin .v e te r a n o f m a n y tra n * - A t la n t t c c r o w in g * . lo ok o f f tb i* m o rn in g on h e r re tu rn f lig h t to G e rm a n y . A cro»» K a » le r n U n ite d S t a t e * , o ve r the A t la n t ic , to S e v ille . S p a in am i |h e n hom e, to F rie rln e h K h a frn , w a r h e r co u rve. A score o f t r a v e le r * w ere lluteti on the G r a f 's p a sse n g e r lis t fo r S e ­ v ille , reach ed M o n d a y , and F n e d rie h » h a fe n , T u e s d a y . FORD POSITION IN _ ... .... . . . . . . . . . . FINALLY STATED Corprosecution OR'pli>nrr -,^or<*., go nflt-r vlth hint *,,rir> wit It formal nnrt cxelutle him Johnson ChargedW Ith A ssum inc D ictator Role A lm ost Dally SUCCESS OF N R A; TS ASSURED. I S : I’EARCE’S BELIEF ; (d*m*ral S i r i |x v In (_ a h a li S licduicd Drv (to v c rn cr l’ rcdicts Political C o n l r o l O f Liquor \s(Yrtnin # ,$. nmmerre B u r e a u Head Says M ajority O f I’eople Want Act BREVARD COUNTY COURT TERM IS BROUGHT TO END 12 Boys A ccepted For Duty aa jBludworth Thanks 67 W h o JolnedM otorcade New Riots Break Out A p p re c ia tio n o f th e C o m m e rc ia l A m ong A rabsA tJafta A c t iv it ie s C o m m itte e o f t h r S e m i note C o u n ty C h a m b a r o f U o m m e rc r f o r th e ro -o p e ra to n re n d e re d liv m e rc h a n t* and o th e r re a id rn ta of th l» c it y T h u n u la y and F r id a y w h en w o rk e r* a tte m p te d to rer r u i t au to m o b ile * fo r a m otorcade th ro u g h th e fo u n ty e a r ly n e vt m o n th , w a s e ip r c s s e .l trotay b> F c . B lu d w o rth , c o m m llU * c h a ir ­ m an. A to ta l o f 67 m e rc h a n ts and in ­ d iv id u a ls m ade c o n trib u tio n s tn W ard th# su c c e ss o f th * m otorcade an d th * N R A F e s t iv a l w h ic h It w i l l a d v e rtis e to re sid e n ts o f th e , fo u n ty . 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Ik l l | „ ,| | III* a •• M l, I'ltllg S a u f m . l m i'll, th e n f a c * * | I’INCHOT URGES WET-DRY UNION AGAINST SALOON ROOS BACK OF PL TO WHIP FOR H ltder t in ie r* fro m th# S e m ln n l# T h # p o sitio n ta k e n b y Jo hn aon w a s th a t th e re had to l»e an «nd tu u n c e rta in ty a * to w h e th e r F o rd w a s o r w a s not r o m p b in g ; th a t it w a a Im p o ssib le fo r th e g o ve rn - , m ent to b# ta k in g blue t-aglaa out o f th e w in d o w s o f b neauty p a r- ■ lo r. and a t the xanie tu n e e llo w 4 in g an in d u s t r ia lis t «»f the n atioA * } a l Im p o rta n c e o f F o rd to p u rau e a co u rt# o u taid e N R A . A t b p re s s c o n fe re n c e y e s t e r ­ d ay m o rn in g Jo h n so n w as a s k e d w h e th e r te n u re by F o n l aTibm il fig u r e * w o u ld be v iid a tio n o f the code. F o rd w ax th# o n ly a u to ­ m o b ile m a n u fa c tu re r to re fu s e to . s ig n the code " A b s o lu t e ly ," Jo h n so n sh o t i>ack, “ aa soon an I h ave a c l e a r - ' k cut v io la tio n o f the cm le I w il l ' act u nd er the cod e. I w ill t u r n the case o v e r to th e a tto rn # ) g e n - ’ r r a l'a o f ic « .“ A n o th e r q u e s tio n : “ l>o you c o n ­ s id e r F o n l e lig ib le to hid on * g o v e rn m e n t c o n tra c ts a t th# p r * * " ' ent tim e , in a sm u c h aa t * d ate h e * h a* not co m p lie d w ith th e c o d e ? * .' “ N u , I do not th in k he is « i i g i « , hie, because he h a s p u ilic ly s la t s - *" eil th a t h r w as not m s y m p a th y w ith Ih * ro d e a m i h r w o u ld n s r d r * * put In tc e ffe c t a n y th in g th a t n e v e r put in to e ffe c t a n y th in g th a t looked lik a ru tla c t iv a b a r ­ g a in in g " •*& ( " O a n e r a l, can th e g o v e rn m e n t .a#) fro n t a m an wfco ro n f jr m s ta tha code w h o b u y s fro m a m a n u ­ fa c t u r e r w h o t W s n o t ? " " I h a t* tu ta k e th e p s itio n t h a t a g re a t b illio n d o lla r m a n u fa c tu re r r can n o t h id * behind a $10,000 c u m p a n y ." " K e e n th oug h th e d e a le r ItougXt h is c a r fro m an y m a n u f a i- U r a f V * A n o th e r n e w sp a p e r m an put t a t "T h a Us r ig h t ." " T h a n a tio n a l la o o r bo ard la o f the o p in io n th a t th e F o rd t'o n ftia * ny la g oing in fo r c o lle c tiv e bare* g a in in g , a m i th at the N e w J a g . ' sey and P c h ii.y lv a n ia sssi-m b fy p la n ts a re w a itin g fo r w o rd f r o m D e a rb o rn " " W e l l. I am not f a m ilia r w it h the d e i e l-ip in e n ta ," w as th e r e l-l? • “ G e n e ra l, w h a t i , th e a ttitu d e in the case o f th e l.in rv iln c a r t ' * , " Y o u in a a n th e l.in c o ln I r i d * aro u n d In ? W e a re g oin g to tra d e II in fo r a C a d illa c ." " C a n wa q uota yo u on th a t ?** " Y e a ." " I s It tr u e th a t th a L in c o ln I (C o n tin u e d f k i Fa g # T w o ) F to in ty K n ie rg e n c y lie lia f f'u u n c ll M »* H e le n T M ur*# and m em ­ b e r" of h e r * t a f f a r# n u v en g xg in c u llin g dow n the w e lfa r e ' te lie f ro ll* an th at hy NnV I, I fu lly o u r th ird u f t h r |ie r*u n B ntiw on r e lie f w ill h r «m t h e ir ow n I " g a in l ( r t u Ili $$f m an y u f the*# persnn * to w ork III c e le ry f»vhl» am i in ol her lin e " o f en deavor h a s occa ainn vd tin * c u llin g dow n o f th# lin t aa haa th# fa ?t th a t w e lfa re fu n d * a r# g # ttin g lu w v r an d lowr r O n ly thua# |w r*o n x w h o ar# a c tu a lly In d ir# n##d w ill ba ra t ile d *oi th# r o ll* d u rin g th# winI r r . M r* M ur*# said a* *h # r e ­ m inded a ll p vraon * on r e lie f that R O W A H U M V IH IT H C I T Y # Ih # ) need exp e ct nu f u r t h e r help if they tu rn dow n le g itim a te #m W illia m E d w a r d s o f Z e llw o o d , piny m en ! w hen It I b o ffe re d . p re a id a n t « f t h r F ly n iu u t h C it r u s A s s o c ia tio n an d p r r s id e n t a f th a .Slat# B a n k o f A p o p ka w a s in H a n fo rd F r id a y a fte rn o o n v la lU n y w ith t r a d * body o f f ic i a ls , » M w ith h eads o f C h a a a an d C o , o il m a tte rs o f In la re a t to c it r u s g r o w , a r t In th is a a c tio n . •nine h r a n l in school al>ou< Ihina*" th* president was doing N A V A L A R C H IT E C T D l t t in Washington. ^ • U n k n o w n to th s f a m ily h * ad V IH G IN IA W A T E R , E n g , O r L d ic s s r d a I c lt s r to ' ' I ’ rc s Koosa26- ( A V S i r Jo h n H a r v a r d O ila a , VS-lt “ 79, noted naval a r c h it e c t , d lm T “ I'ls s s a , s ir I ’ rc s H iu ts s v a it." y a a ta rd a y H r se rv e d aa h* sa id . “ I f * * l su rra , fo r my In th a T it a n ic in q u iry in 1911 m o th sr M o th er c rie s d ay and te s tifie d a l th a in q u iry Into n ig h t becaua* w a a r t * o i n ( to ' V a s trta . our h u m . T h s m an ta g oin g to sa il our house on th * 30th o f A u ­ g ust and m aka an a c tio n o f our fu r n it u r e hecauaa m y fa t h e r can t pay th a m o rtg a g r T h e ra a r* seven In th * f a m ily , c o u n tin g me F L O R ID A " F le a s * s ic t » ~ . R oosevelt,** he H A K r O lt ll con clu ded , " I a lw a y s w o rry th a t Apalat-hlrwla Kiortuw ao m cth ln g m ig h t h a p p a a to nK u s tl* m o th er. I'd Io ta e v e ry th in g w h at F t Mirer# F t T t# rr« I g ut P la a a a c a n 't yo u da aom« 0 « t» s # v |IU th in * **• • am w illin g k « F W . . I to sleep u n d er a tre e b a t I fa s I Mix mi Oris nc s o r r , fo r m y m o th e r an d f a l l P li M r o la and s is t a r and t h * r e a l o f the T s o i pa T Il U X V Il ia fa m ily . P le a a * h elp ua to do so m e th in g . T h a n k s n th o u san d G B O R G IA tim es.'* A tl a nt a A a ia s t a T h a bo y’ s le t te r w a s fo rw a rd e d Ma m n from W a sh in g to n U S h a n le y who Ss vs a ns h T kt as aMv savs lv U J * ---------in v a a tlg n tn d . a - i.- S o u r r a in f a ll. a * U M 6 a . Schoolboy’s Appeal To Roosevelt Gets Result As Home Foreclosure IsHalted Yeaterday’BWeattier J * . - '. i and hln tlenlrn. fmnt govern­ ment bttalneaa. <> �i11** . , fj1<-c;2 Ui P «r i ’ 'H l-sT.-t» to. f ^ ^ u v ^ v^ ^ [ 67s .' m (» iey p & n 'Finally “S ta ted _ o th a r e d th et a t t e n t io n o f a la r y e cro w d . T h e f r a u to m o b ile q r e r - r r A A A n rn tn T /T T A I t u r n e d a t a a h a o p c o r n e r a n d th e p u r s u it c o n t in u e d on fo o t T O O * A R T I F I f l A L w it h th e c r o w d a t t t d H r . f ■ l i n i n g a n d clo n in g In on th e b a n d ­ i t lo o k e d h a i f e a ca p e w e r e im poaa lh la . " id d e rty o n e o f t h e b a n d it * t y t W P a b r ig h t Id e a . H e R eichsbapjf Hea#3ayn iM h h U p a c k e t , n u fltd o pt P w J w b ljla a n d a h a n d •< N azi FaNcfe# A r t e r . L jk p a ^ llo r* o p a f o w x U r i M aft ft p u is u e d b y L e a * faflatkm ary e b e g a n M. a t. t e, r in g b a it b e h in d h im In a n ..ig iry a nh ai r-k. „a ,r h _____________ * — rqp t to d jp t y a t t U ) e .a t t-e n t io n o f t b * Iftph. T h e y' to toeo k th e HEBJ.TN, Jb e. A p a c k o f w o lv e a co u ld pot h a k e b a ttle d e a c h o t h e r prvildMif of (he R*l:h*bank quot­ h p r y f u r f o u a ly o v e r a b a b y th p o w n 1^f ro m a f le e in g isle ig n> ed flMlMq yertarday which, h» Mid, Mom "to show a N a tl or T w e n t ie s '* m o s t o f th m p e o p le o f tb la F a scist regime Is able to Handle g t m ob s c r a m b lin g a f t e r m o n e y . T h e eurrvi untry war* Ilka th that InDaMoi w a a th e r u lin g p a s s io n o f th e p u b lic, arlljr than a democratic m t f A lm ig h t y D o lla r Dr. HJahxar Schacht, the Pf**iThoee w u h o h a d It w e r e k i n g ; th o s e w h o d id n o t w e re beh t e d foo le. O t h e r th ln g a of lif e w ere f o r g o t te n . D e- dont, spoke at a general -v — e h l r a l r y , m o r a lit y , b o n e q ty , a n d k in d n e s s w e r e conv- about a bank Idw n fb m " p r leewT' M artin* hol.iey*' particularly ly n e g le cte d In t h e In t e n s e d e v e lo p m e n t o f a c q u is it iv e to ''silrntdate tha jo d M o n 'Iw t ik T h e l u s t f o r g old h a d It s f o il s w a y . lia r af capital." to Ineraaaa th» , M o e t o f th e la w a w h ic h w e r e p a s se d In th e s p e c ia l s e s ­ rkpt- and to give unatnplojrment s io n o f C o n g r e s s l a s t s p r in g w e r e d e s ig n e d to p r e v e n t a rep death Irqth blow. Wow. A piaoant tlnw,** tlma.” " T>r. i'r o c ro s k i ■, lt n Att tha the preaant in. o0(f tth p a b u s e s w h ic h s p r a n g u p d u r in g t h e m o r a i o f th e p a s t d e c a d e . T h e b a n k in g a c t . t h e s e c u r i- Rchsaht mslntslnad, "when lh# TODAY i t e ct b. i N l t A an d t h e A A A a r e a ll su p p o se d to p re v e n t whole world la raising tha cry t a k in g a n u n f a i r nd- that tlcrm an* l» d riftin g.to Infla Hon. i h i p ilf t l'f lg k y a a kHow that in th e w ile s o f tr a d e in iha United State*, Franca, Belriu m and other conntrloa ’ tha S tir tbalr^etronaih: tkerl*1VV,y W c*! .. .. up \ ' 4 * 4 y e t w e sq tp e tlm e s w o n d e r If it ie p o ssib le to le g ls - r»p cr dreutatloal' I* conalderyMr s e n s e o f j u s t ic e an d s q u a r e d e a lin g . hfsher than at •*.» * — * ' s t a ll ROK fcfnl M l h * ,U t e In to p eople a p ro p e r set ” !n Oarmnny and ltaty,‘ howthey shall walk, a iu i|C q n p s im p le a c t o f C o n g r e s s m u s e a m a n m o re c o n s id e r a t e -Isa ia h tOtgl, ■ (o f nip n e ig h b o r, m o re c h a r it a b le to w a r d h is w o r k e r s , m o re »»*r, the m a r e a 1* true, which !JOp B H E P U F R D : The h o nMet ta l In h | s f in a n c ia l r e la t io n s h ip s T D o e s th e h is t o r y o f ■cem* to ahow a N a ll a t Fooclit nr abaphard; I sh all•o u r b )w s s h p w t h a t w h a f ip n eed ed is m o re la w , o r p e rh a p s rrsim e la nhia to handta currahc} pollrlr* te*« Inflationary than a Surely goodness and* a finer In e r sspiritual’ p ir it u a l an d m o ral e n lig h te n m e n t w h ic h our and moral enlightenment dem ocrallr rule. tap all tl)a dare chprphoa coqld probably supply better than our Congreaa? " R u a ln c r * u nd er the N a il r* wljl dwell In tha If there had been a law prohibiting a mob from scram S im * la ah n w in jr an iin m ia la k t b l* L °n » f o r a t s f r - F u lm bllng ffor o r ,a bandit's money when they are chasing him, re v iv a l w h lrh 1* m ir a n lr and n et x \ - i’ i r hnsr11 - » y ry taaabali hara thsra other man on tha I n n . The M enace O f Snakes A nfvfspaiper d is p a t c h c a r r i e s the Information that p f tb# baft ones w« h»vs|tw eqty-< in e r » t Ill-sn a k e s h a v e b een k ille d by crews of negro jla te l/ conceded . . a youni s. worker* clearing n 100-foot-right of way between Banford *»«>, whep wheB *her ' ‘sailor frUnd and Fern Park during the past few days, hri, "Ths tunnel 'wp JumI ' in „ manner this Is not pleasant news but it should L . PM#ti r * r T i w j m n i f - -- w s'rh T n g 'tii' d v V F y o n a r a p ^ in i m F T i t i i t t c r r w i t f r t n r v * n f c - ■ shs r"«rr*n<r*A^b*r|cas|on to go Into thu womla with the opening of the hunting !____Iseason not many days away, because of the high waters v> during the lata summer, or for some other reason, snakes ruismnuni •rldirartly;},>vi, mi)r„ conspicuou# lately than In many seasons. *• °f *u>?* 'li^^Thpy can be seen on the highways and In hammocks ami gota resarvoa <n ibs fsdeteyyone haa a story to tell about one he has killed. phi t m a u r y •tamdil/ and pro It is too bad that most of us cannot discriminate In our ppytlpnstaljr lucre****. 1 hat’s one attack a on thaea rsptiles and concentrate on Ihoae which are « l ) of gatllni rich. really a menace and spare thosa yvhlch henefil us. Thenfcy '• * '“ ** » are many snakM which work to our advantage, kill rots. c Apparpnllj' lher» is (ulnc to |« and other snakes sud in gancroL are a benefit to u ,I ' l l T s.' , P * « u | y w |m *r In th-’ N-'Hh aad in s f C t a , i ijM f r e q itt. T h a t w<ti be tap L a J m a p ld n d . T b e p o iso n o u s sn n k e n , o f c o u rs e , s h o u ld In- k ille d , b u t »f lh* unsmolpyad sn.l othrr poor upiS, but It it fopi III taupiS, l l help F lo r a s . w h y d e s tro y q k in g s n s k e w h ic h l« th«* w u rn t em -m y of th** R‘M Con.# r a t t le r a n d p io c c a s ln a n d y u a r ly a c c o u n ts fo r th e d e a th o f i f j u a . i t f j r . ; sards. m o re of fh p se r e p t ile s th a n a n y o th e r a g e n c y ? I f w e had m o r e k in g sn p lu -s w e w o u ld n 't h a v e t o m a n y o f th e p o is o n ­ Baa wksrs Blsheid whllnsr, Rt pf thp Nrw York Slqek o u s k in d . All of this recalls to us the advice we learned In the Hoy Scouts under the beaming of what to do in cane of a snake bite. It is almost upeledn to attampt to tell numguiW how to conduct himself in such an exigency, no probably g®1** h» ba pr“l»s4. drawn the soundest advice would be: to go ta qUlckiy Hn possible quartered, or just hanp nl . to r doctor after placing a tqurfjiuut-t above the affected — p---------part. 1 Df course there gre many- o t h e r t h in g s one m ig h t do ling fsrm trt In the ml.JilN i|ut lathis m u c h is re m e m b e re d it m ig h t »qve it life . ■say praetdp s r.'Sl lert at I* , ha* been down te to s*« the Pras-dsrt. k fry M f to find pa1 . wpeDi- . • £in It ! I ggrarnm onl’s p- wer. I> Is ' ieely easy 1 1 whip Henry Una. te only ■nl Sat giH htp eevhral tnuu*a n I s tM thq I ne Is X different 1 ropOsiiwn. Is tllusly 10 a d hart. HooMvalL’s Inherent Stlsm ltd him In attack 1 fntd tnflaUenarp plea to*. ■Wool the eanpitttepd, cab slightly ™SL* the rotlf pnpe, stocks fSited 10 r*»|M'liJ actually (|rupp*-l. tad bw-i lookiag fur eeaa* latehlr m..rs -■A — S E O T ja fc T S w B would uld this New York mob have continued the chase? -----------------------o----------------------- t- >AY, -1— _ l . -> j t ' - 1 *j j ■>1 >*” J -t .-I S A N F O U p T W E N T Y Y E A R S AGO Th# recant rain* and rooter weather have aided tha stall Ins cuunteniiK* itf the ct-lsry dslta. Already th* growers ran count o* better p r im , U tte r prtKhtcU and U lt e r conditions than they rould U .t week when tha hot w aslhr* prevailed Ths Rrothtrhood of th* Praabyt*r|sn Oturch, recently urea meed has grown to such proportion* that thy msmbert docldod upon having ojpntbly meetings w hen th* Maipborg rpuld gather for racrM tjen sided by sojMthlng to, *1rofDn com m ill** on sntar-l so th th*' II. W sllsc*. Roy Chlttfnden, \gldam ar ( 'sldw*ll, H. C Meawell, D A. Caldwell, J M (illlnn, Brin WorMjruff, Joseph Chittenden, 0 . H. Hoff, J. D Davldspn, Fd tlun ter, A. F Anderson, H. J. Holly, H. 1.. Perk. C H Dina**, and tt. C . PuUoee Officers of lh* organ IsatUin pry: D. P. Caldwell, Jr. president; 0 . P. W yatt, vlre-president; Thomas K Bates, secre­ tary! and A. K . Kussetter, We*furor- Osborn llscndoa mad* a busi­ ness trip to Jarkponrllla Saturday. Th* Music Department of th* merit g$▼* * banquet to WoMaa’e QUh held It* regular »i>* vr»\ llv# member* 1 in e tl irqr Satsrday sfteynuan In th# prdMnk • th# horn* of Mr.' f.|ut> room* with Mia* McKIm la r*. c; if thnga* t on Banfoni thara* of Iba prtpraiy. Thosa Halphta. The** present w art: taking part were: Mr*. T, A . NewRobert Clefd, fb Uf»n, JJoel °*l Y i * | i Tanr T jijn ;^ ton> Mies Margaret Devi*, and „ ____________ : f e hfda wquld. b* rajppted, I f detlayml flatly that “tha Ford Company hq* not made qny guverrirpent kid*." , , " If bid* have been mad* by Ford dealer* It la because the government departments Insist on ft' being dpn*,‘’t th* statement said. "Tbq iltu aiion at Washing p. ttt|ch |ja* *0 grtatfy r. jnhnson, I* a simple <>na. A ftbrd dealer, who 1^ a rlllten of W asking to*, yntarad, hl» b'ri »l S boo lata than t b f ritaTJ-. , "T h a rr Is no mooe^ In govam* mart bid* tiqleag son** form of favqritlsm Is practlcpd, such 'a* Is BANK DISOWNS WIGGIN’S ACTS, PROBERS TOLD ih o w Fci m p ro fit o f m are t#i*n $10, (Continued From r t t f t O m l that probably 14.000.000 Am trlrsn* wee* Jobless lad.to tha crea­ tion o f . a program aimed at re­ lieving this critical condition, he gqld. " It w as originally planned by th* ntw Adiplptstymtion that b u si­ ness reorganisation waa to be brought about 0* a m ajor part ofj the new program," . b* *a)|i.! "Through a system of code* which! were tq b* based upon yrhst bqql-| he«a wanted, th* government H d . planned to lend a hand with .a Minimum of supervision. N B A w *s| th# result.” I The President's Agreement, "merely an instrument tp take pare of a pressing situation until January ' flpd". wp« Introduced tale In Use Rummer, ha said, "In an attempt lo maintain tbo morals pf million* of unemplpyed who, qlthough Joblesk, had slneg Msrph Jivecf on the hop* that things w*Tr getting better. These m llllw * hpwevar were having <M|r faHh Iq (h* Adm lnUtratkm * ah»k*n by an Increase In the price of tpv t h ln p they peqded. an Increase In th* price of the thing* they an Inttoase 1 Ihlogs they m hrotight about by a horde * f pro-l flt**v s" ‘ "“ Now we are at the atari of a vitally needed ’Huy Now* cam ­ paign." he said. "Need 1 **y that if you people In ftanfnrd wlJJ put thin program over *«nH find out luirkly and convincingly fa st whq lh* N flA mean., and that It I* most certainly worth w h ile?" Th* annwer to th* complaint of those who say that th# N R A ha* done nothing that 1* definite, Mr. Pearce ibid, is I hat “ Pall# nr* U needed bc?nre a condition that ha* existed for nearly four y e a n rgn he corrected. Can we get out of a f»nr-ye»r _ < im ? r ;! e n . - in throa months?” The South, particularly Florida may expret to »*# more <kflnlt*i c * .o il. shortly after the Drat of! th* nrw year, Mr. Pearce stated.] Since it has mainly citrus in d j vegetables to sell to the people o f , -ha nation, he said, and slpce th» •ffrcln. of thr NRA have nntlr*-| ltd, Increase! the huying power -if persons in the North. Florida vrowers’ prospect* #r* exceeding •y bright. i ■* M K M P IU S . Tenn., Ort 2H lA I -James Thompson "Doc" PnKhro, ,f>r lh# Ii p t «l* y#tr* mftimmrr *h# Mcrnphlp rluk/ in tlwp lfdioth#rn Anporiaiion. tf»p tiirn#il <tnwn pn, r»ff#r of Atlanta rhtb official# lo manag# it next #ca#on. *S Y011R B A DIO working a l itt iKPt. If not 'phon# 101. HofMac Vtattcrir (*o for t#nric# gad p## thr HIffrranca*-- Adr# m iwr.^ i* & ? i r— s> a w ; r - - s s t * q oR* w ert A t " y . mm F rom Tbeae L ive Merchantfl R. F. R O RBLK At N Bt«r4 M #ttFM r a tta r ? r i f t f w al 'W 1 N G » mm ROBERTS’ Grocery and Meat Market "Thp Bloc* of Sorricw’aad Qaallty" fat and PALMETTO PHONE 39 IBKJFSSoes •nd $6 P E R K IN S Facta A m , u SAN FOU L ELECTRIC CONTRACTING COELKCTRICAL SUPPLIER PHONE 441 108 MAGNOLIA W mmmmm 9m ■nil MATTBBHsH w o r k #«p^f«tal V x ||f H | F'artprr 73-J Ai 8 Cars Of Flour Have Been DiatributedHoro 000,000 In tlir bunk n|i»ck. thn C h ii r Hecurltftft rortMintion’* a|»* Hcopr of lb# work which •ration* around IlM.OOO, h&* b##n handifd In M#minolr W l^ in rapUinwd thtrv wa* • iOf County by th# Iuck I Red Crop# fcrvnc* In tha way th»y upwintvl Ch«liter i« rrvytl#«t m ■ (inrtial W iaain did not chalUoq* De­ rrffifft nipflr th!« morning by Mr#. cora‘a statement that th* b*nk*t‘a| U n ion K. Atltiiw perxonal company re a liie i a fur Hlqc# .\|«yt when th# Pc<!tuna. IU llataped tu the figift** #ral gxjv#rnm<’nt through the N p * unsinlluigiy and s«ld ba could llouqI Red Cross first released net verify them. They war* conf t t t flour for the indigent resi­ piled by Pycbnt and hit slqlT, _ dent* cf America, eight rarlaqds To explain th* difference* dn of flour hex* been distributed In profit*, W ggln sxld hit pwrsnna) this county. cnrporatloai bod held lh* ql Each carioad co rtaliu (20 bar­ In - which they traded t it rel* with • total Wright of ,41,120 longer |>eri*4| than had th* pounds. Th* amount qf flpur fH»Bvc-ritloi pad afflUatoo, ln tb« Cqupty tq date lx Ing th* bask aff.Matoa ’ TM.MO pounds or 1750 end out" d f k h * m arkeL ss ‘ f l s , 'Is .i.o v M Fraaipg BKR r M » A R l^ ltN Av«b A N O K A 'S RAT RtfACB ft W kbqW t’ e StydJn PlM W * 1 3 1 - i -V r mm Trklr*Rrarfi« rrr LIFE SvSim A N rrB CO. l r * i f s M I'kOMlf Dto tiW N rq rarxla# rlrr •##<$#< nrrtPf Umrmt itm Jb. I t . ■ I * i m r . M*—A V. « . M r * * W* Rfri-e* ta*-a> p * .« Wad n **q q u o . K A R L JL SCH U LTZ PMfWf Mxnagpp D x ta.M t taWta 1a for**" * a ir u i „ a u f. .a . v. m -LL. * fJHHgkVtaVff iMUTCHgk L •'a C L O C K S F I X E D ITY O N E W H O avx. U W M MMfW*4mM(| V.,, B IU Q G S mm i . » '■i * *,1 . t t pf* 4 : I ,. . ■ ^ - t1 W» w l t |] m .vrao mL 'tv r .l" J^taiato: ^ 7 w o# Furpllw." F o r Ca*h at 'Alt' r4rVI ■■r r - fl thlx infprm aUoa?" "Thorp pr* several paoalttop bat oak tha court ta np{ than* at* active wM— b ..- firl y \ #> .Jt ta Pta ■i3fW v 5.V? '" * 1 til m “ :SC! — JSM J S u it a r d A v e a u * t - ' i>R(' K ' N n T n T B ^ ^ n ’ H IH -STK K IN tJ .‘Sr'O' of IS * a r t » ( J ^ STA N LE Y -R O G E B ^ H ABPW AIM S ll PLAN TO WHIP FORD r n n f . f n i i » * •■» O M iM q M iit ly . T h e y 0 « t - P H t m iR O H F .F I S K S C 1 IA C K B R R SSOJ;t Tr s x V - IWbg of U a t a M t r * ; * T l t l would ba fha ta ly a c t? " “ T m ; *pp*Rt t t a f P V * s.'-4 . , ja a rt "B o a t F o r T h e S o u th " Hr. its:aSsciCff m m goasIMg, und*T “ W N R A "J- hnson now propose* It* charge the American taxpayer a higher prie* In order to give gov­ ernment business to a concern that juiys lower wages than the Ford a r t i f i c i a l ." .Motor Company do#*. More money T h e R e lrh a h a n k o f f ic e r e x p la in ­ out uf the taxpayer's pocket*, less -------- * ' ’ • Irh a h a n k ed th «* I money in th* workingman’s pock •1 ato t# la f a r la«a e la a tir th a n et— that it thy way It will work." th a t o f o th e r ia au ln g h a n k s, in a s ­ ' Declaring that “Johnson I* not m uch a* non-m etm lllc c o v a ra n * fo r boycotting us,’’ the statement a s ­ n 6t*a w a * lim ite d h e r* to co m m e r­ c ia l p a p e r, the a c a rc itjr o f w h ic n serted that the rwcovery adminis­ led th a R t lc h 'h a p k d u rln c th e trator "It boycotting MOO Am er­ c r is is o f IB31 to accept lu lls the-, ican manufacturer* who cooperate w e re nut s t r l r t l y c n m m c rrls l, b e t with Johnxon.” and whose prod uetsrr under th* -stamp of a h * N R A . -fin a n c ia l.— go Ini'1 th* making of the Ford product. "Failing to Induce the Amerl cpn people lo demean themselves by boycotting decent Industry, he seem* to havt hopes of betlei success with the government," Mid the statement "N aturally IConttnued Krom <rnti we are willing to lei him go as sbsnlutsly m-l-,,spd to such trans­ fa* *S he cgq.” actions Tbe company commented on a “ As a m sttsr uf fart l.uloj- the Sterner)! mad* yesterday *»» Met paten rorparslt m * « not deal In Chase stork In any way Johnson to lh« effect th*l Kdse’ whatever, and as lung as I ha.a F' rd, prysUhjnt of th* F«rd Motor ‘ ..Id him th* Ford sqjrthing to du with the .nanaga- Company, manl the inqrkvt in Ch*»- stork Companyf "hfver winuld consent to any collective bargaining" Thrwill not be an artificial uni." K splsm lng * murnent Istrt that •talem ani of the bunt concern as the last part of his 11 .lenient . r i l e d that " » s h*v>- • record of might seem too strong, A lrirth JU year* on tha wage question modified it so say thst th* "m ar­ and (air conditions W« liata no, ket In Chase stock shall not l>* had to bargain against • ui men bdtatvd by the operation .1 trad in all Dull lime. We have * ! » # ,Ing sscounts by the alTiliaits of bargaipe.) (oi Iherh. W e doubl lb * bank." that Johnion will Iw able to • Albkich, brother in law of Jol.ni change that situation. It is too D. Ruckafeller, Jr., th* largest profitable for our men. They have • ingle holder o( Chase hank always Keen paid inure than any ( t x k , .rough! about thu divo.eeprofessional bargainer would w a r m*nt of the uank and its in u r iI n alTiliatv last Spring as one of harv the nerve to ask." Ills first acts 011 sssuming to the ItOiln hip. I ’ ve .la brought uul that while W lgg.ll’s j»cl wotis) CO»'J triliuilk Saceess Of NRA M s Assured* Is r Pearce’s ^Belief A lw a y a . (Continued from onrs tt commerce, but he hns consistently Maintained that working condl Don* in th* giant Ford plaau am better than thoo* demanded by thw codg. Th* company indicated |h*k Ml< flgura* would be.fu r Hl»h*f| ( t (hay W*M nwumted. , Th* company statement want tqt* the ln*U#r o f government b id * . on aut-mqbUcs, following Johnson’s declaration that Fprtl H s o f t ly ca rryin g .a t a fgalloa, Utal piuhne wepds u jaq nathltp bat prebresult' *“ In any “ la ijrro w a e nnta, t relief 1 ta * Mgbwa bats 1 Mi if O r Lai. da rap »*t D.M, Alj^ T V ^ l_e V— -k pr-lato, -Optfpr. diq pr*»*pt tliM 2JR) Sami, killed wa las* Ihsn head, T . K , Bytes, H. M cbsufM ln, Att a recant ______moating „ Cpunty fanjjl kUMO af Uu it-’a t n w k lla m w s i tha ta athly duaatlone of flour, kfra. ft- h A Clab plans wyr* OVIBDO Nt.w ik i N. W hltnar, C.. It. Lafflar, John nnd committee* *pv appotntad to r Allan atalad. 11Cleaning Up Whek." T h * d u ll Mrs. W; F - ‘ C a rte r’s member* ware sat Koalas Ue Hebool rioobiof young gi laaaattar. W. H. Underpopd. , th* plan* for tha week. • • • k R t- s w|th an qlt day cRarga af .th* mId-week Hqqer oq tha y m di service «t fh t P . <-Vi avlous lapmbart q r* Oviedo thla.maak. M n . T . ln*lt*d to M 'W sea juat where the deadll.i* M. rendered a plane aolo. • preaaat * pT i s Th* retjuiresaagt I* that lh r man Lak* c t a n d Faak tta u fsd u tSi tin ).I 1 futnitli f gu|*a ----------u. T w f f f W i N « !•**; to the c k m la r , and I l.ave leva Ing Houa* pxpecta ta open w*i<-hlay because f knew L wqtilJ kilos hi son* Wain fight at) of h* far# t* face w H f lb * (HuaUag log In Ba rifted thiq w af*. V J#. Ii - M -IPS . ,4a u<4 % * a* soon as those reports wen Fanny A ^ to n . of 0 *.. to viaft(fh a llp l l fraas ta g * Owe) called for. L * a (A ssiyU at Admin ■ » *ry > • ! * r it a t a th* *o d *t" 1st rotor Hobart W. U a j knows \ H . m at* about It th e* | do. H * said •MFriend# o f Iff* . V . H. Bley re­ Now. 1 but I have net chaakpd ptp A gret bar convalaacanfp to oaa wham ha'ggk MJ* tta g A U . Th*V. all I knvw," retarded nnd they hop “T h st la th* aaly ta in t w h e n u T O p rid thq Wnpol# C * « P M «Rfedy taqqyptT1 Ford could be In vM nU anftf > ‘ r ig B .w k ta w f tha othar J M Preparation « belag mod* foe " 8 * could anally bb In vlabtf t a i by refusing to rwctlvw n dot- U aaw Potnlq* D * J which to to t a ahaarrad p i U p MethodUt w ch J 1 L • "rrrr t •J ■• . hWI ' "7 *1 ; - . ’ r- ( H i-it t -' >7 �m rw * C h ild re n V H allow ^ - e’* JjPM41S p ° w » w F o r A n n u li t. PnJ&yedByPffty 'A r t E xkibltA vaN am ad | M ra. W .C . H M G iv e * H « r R ep ort OoU JXC* Mr*. F . T- Bourn ilia t of th* nominating committee g ar* Ik* * L F . Boyl* returned yesterday follow ing Rat of pew officers: from Titogvilla where ha ipyot Mjfa. 0 . p . 'Bishop, president; Mr*. Q. L . Perkins, rice-president; M U W. C. H ill, eecond rle*-president; M in Margaret Roberta, recording I Mrs- B ay F . Mann wUI secretary; M rs. H. D. Caawell, Orlando tomorrow to apsnd corresponding le cre tary; M rs. J day* with her mother-in-law M. Hayaa, treasurer; M rs. A . K Rasaattrr, historian; Mrs. M. H. M rs. John Kelly and Mr*. Mas Wigging, re g istra r; and Mrs. C. P. Herndon, chaplain. G u m were dinner guatta Wedna* During th* mealing Mrs. Hill day eight In Orlando of M r. and told that tha chapter is helping M rs. Towt Mlx. a former slave who lives ia the MUs B ail# Matthews at Ocoee counts a n d v M n . Roumlllat rave Is t pendbig g f*w days bore with a report of th« state convention held Igat waek In Gainesville. It MUg Dorothy Thurstaa a t her nras decided that th#i chapter fu rn ­ horn* a * Waat F ir s t Street. 8h# ish lunch d ally to one school child. plans tg return horn* tomorrow Among the Items of interest In Mr. end Mrs. I I . C .'W a te rs, Jr. anil »oij, f L C , W eU re, 111, hg*# mar ad f n m 81k B a st Twsntleth B llf e t ta BuUpdge Station Mr*. B. B. Tolar af Tem ps, f t j K f r l y o f this city, . who h*a haftn vlalting friends h er*, 1* • pending the week-end la Genera with MY. ted Mrs. H. H- Petti- Mr- and Mrs. Tern Mia• In n a Ward a t L< w rre the W rdr ttjadon o fT Mm- Jobs •on, Owen R ally, at the Twin Uke# Randolph Belli C e t f e d r r p i,.. HohorsiY, member*, ¥f*Brhltner. If. an4 Mrs- fBarker. F* P Also that IQ booklet* on th* I l f * J E B (Depart wars procured to **U to chapter ipgipk^V*; cogrrauniratlon wa* sent to th* legi*1*101* a sk in g them U) r t f * sam atanee In continuing thr Crinred •• i>ol4itri' pfn»iut)( Southern Ilf &% y WM c dd Apr. and thr chapter joined With other p |t r u l|lt o r ie n t Eat torn In obaerTihg 'National MermiHak Day on Ma^ 80; oeeeti member^ attended the m ra tin jr o f the F o u rth D U tr ic t B rig ad e t n ‘ Apopka T o la r o f T a m p a , in .M prch aod plnp fpan\l>or% Wf«P m dub. p re a id ed . present a t U»* ot||tw cpqteiU ion in Circle Number Three of th* F ir s t Baptist Church will megt at 1:80 o'clock with Mr*. Rolierl M eriw rlh sr, AIR Oak Avenue. Circle Number Flva of the First Baptist Church will meet at the hop# of Mrs. B. C. Moore, KOI Want Twentieth Street, for a « perul th. day party to do hospi­ tal wotk. A covered dlah luncheon ,w1ll be aerred at main. Circle Number Sis of the F irst Baptist Chur.-h will meet at 3 .10 o'clock With Mr*. A. J. Peterson. W est F irst Street. — R g V » r*» l W m ThankggTvTnt; captgLa will take plan- al 8.00 P. M. at the Woman's Club . Circle Number Two of the F irs t Baptist Church will mart al 3 1 0 o'clock a| the home of Mr*. It K. Peuri/oy. 1104 Myrtle Avenue, with Mrs Peurifuy and Mr* L . It Brggg a* hostesses. “ lira » m Bound," a miiairai pagaent. will he proaentril on Mon day evening al 8:1)0 o'clork at the T rin ity Methodist Church, corner Sanford Avenue and S lit h Street with Mary Mainnr In charge Tlit- music will Include a numlter of negro spirituals T h r public la invited to attend Sunday School. 10:00 A . M. Kpwnrth I m r i h 6:45 P . M. P rayer Meetiag Thursday, P. M. N . Y . r . s. P f— ck ln r M a f iJ E r i> m . P. M. «t C o u n ty H p q te , , l Coorlct Cag|p, T h e C h r is t ia n R elig io n i» U * P a ra m o u n t lean* of T o d a y ," w t l be d.aceare-d e * p ig h t. -m rg rrcp o rw tln o * (o r "llopee C ren te * D aw " art, g o in g .-In e R n tf C h ristian Endeavor, fl.30 P. M. Evening Service*. 7:30 P. M. Mid-week P rayer Meeting, 7:30 P. M. A t The Churches ( P r v a b y lv r la n G o v e rn m e n t) O rg a n ise d in |8 V 4 . Preaching Service* a t 11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M. Graded Hun-kay School with Trained Teacher*. 10:00 A. M. Minister, tha Itcv. Jam es M. Thompson. K IH R T C U K IH T IA N C H U R C H • A la n Kcm ert H o lly , I I I , D a le H o fm a n n , R a lp h S m it h , J r . . W e i ta r S m it h , C h a rle s P a rk , J r .,] Ja m - - R id g e , H u g h W h r lc h r l. J r . , ' D ic k llr o w h , J r . , U r ie l lllo u n t. J i . , | D ic k ie C h a n fh a r la in , • llubtm - J im P v o c t - r , Hi I lie ll u t r h i r o n . K e r n e l I L o u rk a . It R M c C a ll. I l l , G le n n l M c C a ll, R a lp h W ig h t, ll il li e K p p a ,t H u bb le Jo h n s o n , R a y m o n d lla u m ol, Jo e R a k e r , J a c k W m a lru ff, M ille r W illia m * , I.e e Ila u m a n . tilllie K r a t a e r t .an d lire , l- o i, J r . Slate*nth blivet and Sanford Avenue. Th# Be*. F M .M arlar, pastor. HIM* School. V:4& A. M. M utslug Servlsy, 11:00 A . M. Evening Sarvioa. 7:80 P. M. Wadaeaday service. 7:80 P. M. n it s r M m io m s T t h i h ( ii A n e w M a r le n e l » i e t r i c h , d i f f e r ­ e n t t h a n h e r m iU n m * o f n n r e n The Itev Smith llaa*tlm. paator a t h r u r r r B h a v e r \ * r f l i m p » e ,| in Sumlay School, P 4ft A M h e r previ4>u» p ic t iim * . w i l l o r -e en * I'rofeQMH 4*. K. Mr K a ). «upei in " T h e S o n g o f S i» n g n ,” h n n e w in ir n d v iil P a r a m o u n t p ic t u r e r o m in g to th e Morning Service. II.0 U A M. M ila n e T h e a t e r t o m o r r o w Sermon by the paMor. "TVmiblew.** M ir* IH etnrh ,wtm hitherto ha« Lpworth L e a g u e . 6 :t4» I*. M a p p e a re d at ■ * n p h m tit a l r t l , Kvenntg Senrtre. 7 .10 I* M w o r l d l y . w o m a n , i» r e v r a l r . f ,n h e r j Sermon l»y the p aA oi. "The Kali n c f p rt h lu c t io n a* an in n o c e n t of Peter ** y tiu n g c - t u n t ry g r l *tf r a t e h r a u t y Wedne«Hay P ra y n Service 7 to w h u g oe» lu l i e r l i o .a r id , ji l t e d h y a hantftm tine y o u n g o r u lp t o r ,m n « tike ( a t n u t o f t r a g i c v B p e r ie iic a . S h e m a r r t m a r ic h a n il e ld e r ly K a r o n , w h o m * h r d o e * n o t lo v e , a ' l i f .f o llo w in g t h e ir d iv o r e a ahe t e c o m e * b it t e r a m i d i« illu « io n e il. a n d a iio t o r io u * w o m a n in tlw- ga> t i a r i n a n r » t y '* n ig h t lif e B r ia n A h e r n e .r e f e r r e d to hy d r a m a c r i t i c * a * t h r m o st r o m a n t i c a c t o r o f th e N e w Y o r k M a g * , f o llo w in g h i* w o r k an K a t h e n n * t ’o r n e i r * le a d in g m a n m " T h e l l a i l e t t e o f W im p le S t r e e t . ’ n a k r « h is e c re e n dn<ut a * M o« Ih e i ' r ic h * * le a d in g m a n L i o n e l A l w II. w h • h a * t>een m « t a g r - t a r f o l r ib le a n y e a r * , a p p e a r - a » h e r hu« ! an ti A h e o n S w ip w o rth H a rd c A lb rig h t an«l H e le n K r n m an al»o h a ve gi*otl ro le * . J F . . “ B a ttle A x 1)111" C u r r y , p e s to r o f * t h * C h u rc h o f God et fte n f rd * lu ) G e n e ve A v e n u e * , enh o u p c*4 ip d * y t h * t m e m b e r* *>( b is a u Q c r iB e tio a w fil hold * » *114 * y m e e tin g s t th e C h u rc h tom o rrp w , s t a r t la g a t 8 :1 6 o'clock A 4r-e |u r* a f t h * a f f a i r w U I he the , s e rv in g of d in n e r op th * I M i g d a ; P le n t y M - f r ie d fis h p rill l ^ K V a ll a h l y , be fo ld a s he In ­ c it e | aO pereong to a tte n d . M an y Praodtlnc. H:oo A_ u. ■hop*. i • D inner? f ahonl-l » * j »o, plant* of II, Inn. enough to ford all Uw F I R S T B A P T I S T C H I’R C H . old meiaher# and pWaaait . aoaa -» P ark Agenu# a n j Slgth Street. tkoM who H r * In o^tor auctions The Reg, W. P. Rpm lp. Jr. and thorn- a t boro*. ,„ » Sunday School 10:00 A. M. The lim e ? No*. Mh, all day pro* Morning W orship 11:00 A. M. in am of Interest add rood fellow* B . Y . P. IT. * :IR p. M. ship. A ll fo rm er mwmher* of thin' Even ing W nreklp 7:30 P. M. old church are especially Inrlipd, W ednesday Service 7>30 P. M. to be present. H i Ira rood rmial* Earphones for hard of hearing by our songster* wiU'ttot mat M f * Vlaitore welcome. Ih ln r. .. . ' The Sunday fkhoql and V p w tttN PAOLA C O M M tn v n T CHDBCY Lea»ue will ha»* eppdal w ork * * 1 ------! Th# R e *. Alfred Erlcson . pastor. da on this day. “ tto Lon j " till Nor. Mh. Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. BpKN EX S ocial Calendar A t tha monthly moating a f M. da V. Howard Chapter of th# U. D. C , boh) yrxterday eftenyooi) at tha homo o f Mra. Fran k 1- Wood­ ruff, Oak Avenue, Mr*. W. C . Ufjl presided and r * v » her annual re­ port and officer* for the coming year were announced , .i. | i v —------l , U < W ith about 10 gueata la atteptimao , t U n (Vmnie MpCaH. (laughter of Mr. and M n . U. Em m elt M cCan, ana Ray F a r , J r.. »on of Mr. and Mr*. R. G. F o *. entertained with a Hallowe'en party laat night at me hum* of Mr. and Mr*. Pox .cornar Ma« no lla Avenue and Tw entieth Street. ‘ B A T l'K D A Y . The guesta were entertained Mias M«ky Franco* Andrews during the evening on the apacioas w ill give g cart if lea ta piano re­ lawn of the Fox home with for­ cital a t 8:0ft P . M. at tha studio of tune-telling, • haunted huuoo, apMra. Fannie 8. Munson, Myrtle ple-txtoblng and other Hallowe’en Areaue. Mat. Margaret McRae games. Jeck-o-lanterna arpj other Maffott, aaaiitant talanL Hallowe'en r»o»altle» wrrir uard 'o M ONDAY light and decorate the lawn fer C ircle Naiaber Pour of tha the- occasion. F I rat Baptist Church will meet at A t a late hour refreshment* 3.30 o'clock With Mr*. K. R. Pip­ ware aervetl by Mra. K n and Mr*. pin, Wool F irs t Street. McCall uaa»i»ted by Mra. R. M. Tha O leasers Claaa of tha Fire Maaon, J r., Mra. Edward S. Mc­ Baptist Church will hare a Hai C all. Mra. II. B. M cCall. Jr., Mra. lows'en party at 8:00 P. M. at th Lae A. Cnnnoly, and Mra. A- U home of Mrs. Jam es Holtaclaw W allace. 1012 M yrtle Avenue, with Mr* Thoae present w rre: Jean H a r ­ Holtarlaw , Mia* Dorothy Marshall per, l-etlrig Qorm ly. Ju«l>- Rhodes, and Mrs.* M arguerite Hanbow aa r, S h irlry Smith. hostesses. | Nanm t H elm Elitalieth Ann Caawell, Th* Intermediate Department of' Stafford, Eugenia th# Pro* byte r tan Sunday School Margaret l*rrk I a*, Ann and KathLorelle Dutton, w ill have a Hallowe'en p arty and erine Wiggins, wiener m a il. A ll members are Naacy Dlghton, Rylvn and Ange­ Maiaeh, Margate! la n g le y , bafag aak* dtv meet at th* church la M artha Brown, Patty Hrhulta, at 4110 P. M. Ctltl# Number On# of th* First Mary Doria May, I’eggi, Duncan,: Craw ley, Margaret and Baptist Church will meet at 3:M M ary oc I nek with Mia* Maud* Jinktn^ Katharine Spencer, M aigarel McCallum and Connie McCall. Thlrti Street and la u r e l Avenue. J . F . C a rry , pastor. .Sundvr Scbp*), 10:00 o'clock. Mamin* uxvtca, 11:110 u.'clo*k. Evening service, 7::10 o'clock. Specie! mu»k >t all service* G e n e va *1 S e tif- r- l Sunday Th* Rev. J . J . Ketlaghan. pas­ tor. Sunday Service*. F irs t Mas*. 7:30 A. M. Second M**». 0:181 A M Evening Devotions. 7:10 P. M. D aily Ma«a. (esrept Satu rdayl 7 :tn A. M. S a tu n la s Maas for Children, 8:00 A. M. Instructions. (•railr School pupils on Mon­ day* and Saturday* at 3:181 P. M. High Rchtol pupil* on Monday* and Thuraday* at 7 1 5 IV M. The Rev I„ I* DriacoJI. pa Sunday School, 10:00 A M Morning W orship. Il:0t> t Evening W orship. 7:30 P. Mid week P la y e r Service nr*.l*y 7 30 I*. M. filanneM (lo r r r r lly Christian briroce aarvicea are hald avary gvaday - m-rntng at U Y iE llO M im iU D IS T C H U R C H tha church st East Second Street at Il:|H> n’nork Subtac| for to­ W. J. r a iin m le r . paetor. morrow t. "Kverlaating Peniah“ W h air Are Our Head?"* will ment." t»e the* theme o f thr morning »ei- W ed n esd ay e v e n in g rh u r c h a t R e a d in g K ann i at in# r h u r c h w h ere hoo E * w S L . a t a -no o 'clo ck . T h is e h u rr k m a ln ta ta a a fre a th a H ihle and a ll a u th o ris e d C h r i s ­ tia n S cie n ce 1 l l e t a t i ir * m ay b, re a d , b o rro w e d nr y u re h a a e d O pen T u e s d a y s and E ii d a y s fro m 3 to MARTIN FIHetJ*, DR. HENRY -i MclxAWLIN, Jr. j O p to m e tria t ■ I llM 'n r h A v e . mon. - IS THE TIMB-" ^ To have your la«t t r iio n 'i K E L T claened and blocked. D a w it dune tha Kcmin>d* way , 8 P. M and it w ill stand Inspection. Sunday, U-1 JJnd. Sun-lay School. v 4t> A SEMINOLE D R Y CLEANERS- A ven u e M onday VUUTR UKANpRON . I T U A N , P a , Uet M r*. F r s a k t ln D. Rooaerelt. w ife a f the P resid en t, on her w ey to N ew Y u r t and Chlceg o stopped here yesterd ay to via it her IIm o n lb 8 -*l4 *Tend»on, W -llteftl Dormer Rooeev*|t, *nd hi* m other. " B U ly " is the son of her wcoru) son, E llio t t and Mra. p it a b e lb Don net R o o * * ^ l(. form er w tf* a f Ml|M Ig Flo-Pure 4 KN*r.8prljtgs Whter W ill M a iotsl* Thuir Only gtffibi At Hder BpringB S ag pair m l al e v * pa tre es , * | leath ers (( hltdree. of ruurae, w orth sol i s l Ihcip e p e y I * th e y l-a i w ill ailenlt> t i R I l U . bo a i r * up Hu >ue t i ll cleect sh e lf. F a r I pi sit tha s t ie s o b sn b o yiag feturea la prtrwa aa th fB i 'til neat a p p o g . ahees fur tii>hb) and b iste r-) • • •tod l hyrd |e dp. we k * « f . beAnd th sl'a lost w hat pe* plr e t* e le r r a lh I I n ' . n * » ah -me Ip reserve du|og bo w . , . buy I p , op ahpro. telligvat V ees» ts reaiealb er r t r e y G e rt ie * Ih r ia *1 p r lr r * the! s i l l heabaad to drraa up-) pro hahl) never I s o# low a i s l e ! *p mm ahi we a - , , r a t this aa a real Do ya m keow that sale lee ik e ra say “ you ». 8 >M W w hka an p. hrlag wept a , a* m a rk a * *1 % t h is Uaae u b tdUjtol* ‘ B iftte rm llt le e r 'll iacraaaed f « •!* p here I^ w ish n *lead »kee* t P f y r * ll» »P •!•*» F e b r u a r y ) . . . sad yea r e * eap, w llh e o l t - o r h le , p e e ril I s paper, ^ that shoes are bowed to g s up. Aad I f * a good Ih la g fe r evecyImdy . . . e v e s fee t e a l M atter* hpd c a r t0 >wfk a page la the ( •h *e Industry (a n d ev eryw h ere. e |*e ) that neither S 8 I* 8 ‘| Dfetf . * nor the ta a lr r la la he worked w ith * had s a y tre e valu e le ft. Hat *• « d rr th * NMA cedes th at v a le * t* , i b e t a , restored W o rk e rs y t R M t , a liv in g w ag*. M a te ria l* w ill hw t I A rep ist w * r w rest » *y pegI ew L l! y e a r leak, ffe r- r; i h#. w o r lc f'e g t e a l . l e v * e l o f l g t ]0M *» l o th f Met w h o c o n m p U H Ijy* I ) % U>* M lv e r t ln lh R KaJm ftUU to he f M ) / o t ir c# I u b m . j labor cool .f eie klag UI*TURN ITEM Of th is n e w sp a p e r you w ill flp d m a n y g pod p r ic r a . S tu ^ y )J|fae c a rr f w il/ luatf at ilw a x in K l) Ion R fc w rr^ ! •lure eetdal „ r shoe bar. , , Uaa �„ ,r f ^ A T V - V ‘ T T 1.’ ' *' " " , , ■■ ■— - I - r ;------ ™ - r - L - - * J * ZtA T m - f l # * " ) > # , c 'b**i L *F. t _ ■ ] j * ■li >i ’ 1 , I * i , • 'A / f t tifSr; -?! Seminole High Scores 9 Victory Over D Stubbornly Fought Co\ *\ J * -n r* ■ V t" '* _ „ A a ) laat Taaattey for an a ll* ia y * * ^ | *•**« ** * * * * * !■■■' «U« * May D w J I ijor Teams Wi Tb* marwiag aen w * op* e le g a tio n ; a a t rtaai a***** * t j noon’ «d «“ «• *WWH. ftoe«tto»aante/ |f) tb*ahorah,1« THSll‘,**r‘ k«i lunch waa enjoyed by tb . Stetaeaj 8 teteo.| crowd clim a ted at .b o o t 1& | w b .e . 1- S ' g g f c The Uniraralty o f Florida O sAa chairman o f tto 4 n*a. their record marred by I Dniawrait* Bototer* Clob la San-j The afternoon aeaaion barbaeo* and fbrd; M r^ / , D .U < m .rd , ha. b;*r*lc»» tla with M. C. State,U rate nooncm lthat..T*ry effort I* toing; Tto meatlng concluded with a" 1 u r jm .t e ^ M -J n W E | n | even in g H r T g t . 1 ■ -■ W . “ m0" « lh* f fr,d ‘ " ' r i i i X T o ^ u ^ t t o T t t e t o ^ e in,- t* lha *th * * , ny j tn» J »■ Scmthol* High b It tk n # minute* later tb* gam* waa n iu M u | ir t .victorias ovct th* T to gam* lacked - color scrappy Datopd Bulldog* y te ttr •peo,\ out Remind* High i i %v v • ^ •“ < • »« ______ Mtion, according to a C.rf-, o , ^ . ^ „„ NoT. l , or -norntfom-1much raluabl* *ip«rl*oe* that com* In handy her* M iItl T r i d g y l ™ prM* oorre, rtlcaopd today.) (ng Day" o f th* 01 Sanford r**lL D I -r s BISTER ACCUSED . _ , In H**lorO. Mmliiol* Coanty wh«n th* tlrong Ocala , WlW raut T to r ha*a thro* win* ami 7W dent* who ar* *lth*r graduate* or --------- . Klurlda, b*tw**n Ik* Ug*l hoar* 01 ‘ « * *nd ara on* of lb* flea ( <on »«r atudenU at that aehool. com* to town to ba “ MEXICO D. F., Oct. n ^ - U P h - •*!*, "U «*a d »y th . *lh d .r Ot t i l l , thr thr Oam. kame b-tm befnt _ Jo*efina Veter. Identified by — 1 November, » » » » “ -. '•*!. Hlgh'a f.fth Cinfervnea dm which ha** not been acorad ^ I* tto bop* o f M n.aBi t*on*rdy lin ed ■ ' r * I rule n»r of this Court. Ihe lutlew. I Mis* Charlotte Bmlth a row. V-i i ' lice aa a .lite r o f Lop* Vole*,, im deerribe* .ro p e n r *itu*«* i> j o n , w h ite * m a * * in g AS p o in t* |T. Boyla, member* of tto , etmr, . venter-!|Seminole ro unteeh .ty : rtartga. -w lij Bearing out predictlona that . . , 1.Club, 1, 1. . movie wai -rr-eted arre.ted ye*ter |<o( , , ,B .1 or tb* luBen-m ( amegie Near I’eek that enough Utewot ta e c tr ilt” , d on . charge o f in .ultln . two lantm Addition «• As nford. they would to th* “ elaM” o f tb* Princrton (ope tto list with *■* 11 rI* re V lurid*. * plat * *f ' whieh •* Italian women who alleged that backfleld thin year waa tto flna three wine and tto laato* or t i e * manlfeatad rurded in ,*tet maafc * at r*te ___ locally to ruarluto * 1 ^ f||| , t th, ra frora S* In the PuWU! fleer,r»li work turned In by Jordan and Dy-I none for th* oppoelllon. Ncbia*M| y ,, r rr**oet o f avery Hemlni.le r<iu*rr.. # 1etir.A ton, although McClelland ahd! while »rorlng 106 point* *r»ln ft gutoon etudent. T to *u reeitlon* »ul om°blte a* they etood in front Ike eeme In b* *Cl« «0 **tl„fr tel* ilwrp#. Ttrrnft! 'Fureheeer -In Milter exholtod flu h e* o f ISdl la *eeond and Camegia Tech, cup-' bam, mad*, Mr*, toonardy, of their horn*. *ur fur dfto. viduat brllllanr* that n*ad*d only qurrtr of Notr* Dam*, i* thl,d. | y .M> th ,t the Sanford d.tegatlon - ! |! d . n sTso N . Beer a little help from other oource*. Seeetat tt*ai#r Notre Dame, e.uatly on* o f thi go, to Del And in a body, and plan* i j i i v i i y . isoyt-E L E G A L N O T IC E On the line Odbam and In n n tn teader*. la way down on tho lUt fo , * motorcade now ara to In/ M.;tlrller ter PlaJallift again were cinatetently good, both with a win, lost and tie In thrae i VOrk*d out. TIIK ItH HT OF TUB rOU^IT» brooking up many play* In th* atorta. Moat Intoraating la th* fact] Jl IKlKe n»|tXTVt p<>rnwr StrtMm 1IudrnU who •TATK o r ri.OVklUA. baekfleld after hammering oppoe- thal It haa acored IS poInU to , ^ v o t h t nw MAaTKR-e r s i .r s.nrord are: Mr*. E .' IN RM TIIK KMTATK OF Ing plnfart Into th* aarth. MAI’ K CUVIlXIRIt. D«* nln* for th. oppoeitlon In tto tejo, V. Booth. Ml** Matol Bowter, t - ’ K Nnilr* le hereby'aiven th*i under T to etartlng line-up for Sanford of rombate. iv rnonATH : f . Boyl*. Miia Iris Britt, Earl by th* Siiardln o f n oafoty or end In pur*D*DC* v! Ihe l rerleln hat) Deae .Slaughter end Ralph! m i l . IVOTtl'N rinet decree of rur*fly,iu, nnd sal* touchdown which < Wat',, *! T*nne***a, Dial* pac*-**tteri| Runllck, Eleanor Cameron, Henry ~i " *follow " Nolle# I# h?r*>bjr glvan that Ih* mrJ- and eatkred nn th- :> day of Feareon at right end, ta(k1 7 andl . tuccaatful try fa r y»lnt m eed neerwe^i.ei.. O r uduh.t. .,1 *b« pa«t three K » » u , 1* al*oi Cameron, Joder Cameron, n »w - un<l#F«lgn*<t will. «»n th# 4lh day H*pi ember. A. IL. tell, in end by a n roccMoful * \ A - ' r° of Niivnnhff. A, I1 1*31, prfbMit Ihi- ClreuK t’nurt. In *nd for llemlrough tto air. f^ to r aubmergad with two win* and tJo| bin* r*nneUy..G. " A. D ^ottev, lc» n # IlnnorHl.l# rounty Juris# of nnte t'niinty, Flortdn. In i-li*ee*ry. High atartad a # 3 n rta , * ; fc f t l!?, *m :!d Tu l.o*. another pld-tl*«| t o tort Denton, JL T. Doudney, R. ficMitnol# 1 ‘irimlf, Florlria. n«*F flaal In n certain enea*'therein pendln*' grt'diini ntiri Yotirh+r# M he* tto e«m . record. £ . Dorew. J . J. Dllrtn. Ml.* Sam rrlurfi. h‘fh , with On car Mliter and'Jim ­ ArimlnlstratrlK of tht» Katata of wherein Prenk. M Itulmee. *■■ Th# follow lw U bt* -bow* f c arrw, E*»torby, Ben Fi.h, Me.de Krillh Mack t iiillllrr, «.#r#«a#<t aii4 nlalnllff, «*d W. J. Ware an* Anwe my Dycon making tang m at-'a I and r*.p eetlv .l,: Knlght . t g?k*: teri Dyeon at right h alfj 1Jordan at Mid l!m*\ (bin anri lh#ra. mak# J> Varn. hi* Wtr*: Vt eh. Wee* e*tb* ootaat only t j hat* tb* boll game# won, 1o*t aryl lied . poi*\p, F o x . M r*. E . M. G a llo w a y , N a- •pplhnl Icirii tf» (h# aalri Jurig# for renuame, 1. II. W Paenrer, a* n**; at left half, and McClelland 'at A final *#«ii#m#»t of h#r urimlnl#- riel tkSeler of Bald fnurl try eeld loot in tb* ahadowt appointed *n*ll offer tor ‘" w * : ^ ® ^ “ rt ' " S f M r ,. tratldfi of paid #mat#. And for an decree But, attar losing tto. " w ball,' f t S t f * ! " ' - k . ‘ Hubetltutlon** 'indcrtJJ order dlrnrhurglng h*r Aa turli Pole end **tl *1 public oulrry be­ Hughe* the* and llarnag* In tto barkprl»r*,«n I * * i,t»* i*» • « ,, , * ArimlalalrAtrlS. fore Ihe front 4 <">r of '*>» Ceurl note Hgh picked up two paint* j. ^ r'» :Nebrtek*. i * * t,»e* U • Curry Haety. , fkld. P s M this th# Sod day of B#p- llnun In gaaferd. ileralnol* Coon«» whan, tecauaa o f a bad p4 *|.frnm U»rn’C* Ttch 1 A ls o , M m . O . 0 . H e rrin g , W . C . t#mb#r, A D tft73 ly. Florida, beiw ee.-tbe legal .kour, C o liilf t l.dH Tl MlIaDlIRD H. tllNN hi* canter .young Dtek tJr**II*h, „r eel*, on Nnnday ihe lib day of B i l l , A u g u sta H in to n , M r*. C aw • t.444 HI Knrdhim 4 Aa AdmlnUtratrlA of iht November, 1* 1*. Ua.eam* h*ln« • who *tarred for DbLaim niv* lac• I.Mt IM Arm) « K«tat# of rule day nt this Coart. the .folio* ■ ihon H u tch iso n , M ia* M aude Jln • 1,440 1«C NrrafUM .. 1 EDITH MAUK CITVIf LlEll. kted oehlnd hi* own ghat |ln*. in* described ptopertr eltuel* le b in*. M r*. R . A . K in g , E . F . to n e , t I.Mi 71 Michigan t D#ctas#d Kemlnnle Cnunlrt Pterlde, to-wii in« FT r»#ri T to aecind q.artar opened *u»i I,M# 71 !o g » I r. and M r*. J . 0 - L e o n a rd y , M r*, Lot* I »rtd- • e t W«cb II of A • t.M# HI Dartmouth 4 picloutfy a* Richard >p*a, hn*-m-. "yiref n to o v i t ^ , Aulln’f r r r i* L M arlo w *, M U * Je a n • 1,9M I I Oregon 4 do ah c*pt*d a DeLand p a d ch tb* Dai .m ii a i w * l l , E . B. M cCaU J r ^ H . B. Florida a IW H i l it HI Land 47 yard Una and rac*J 80 Povlharib Cut. i c C a ll J r ., M r*. W . M. M eK In ­ I i ill M llolr C m .. 4 yard* before being brought down. (tl# urn# I® bt m H» t® AAlri in, M r*. Robt. M e riw eth e r, M r*. • I i l l II Duka 4 d#cr#i. T # r « i. CAAfc. rurrJtMAT t< Pour try* *t tb* Him f*il*d and 1 lit II f mv *taU t A . H ero , M r*. W . J . M o rriso n , ti#v for d##ri, 1 171 14 A llU m i I th* ball went over. *nja remain* h iu h a r n o o L m . R . A . N ew m an, M rs. O lg a i I Mi a Urleele a (leUeevtUe a. • « i u m m u* of th* quarter wag ^ S |i dBl• 1 OH 41 T»U .. a fttLa , M l** V irg in ia P a lm r r, < PWlmette a. M e t r e * * , U. t-ni:NT« JOltJJ#0*l « I 410 Ot-mgla 4 ful .the ball paulag .a* lag ’frog) on* Tam*. <-•— i .ix i t d r wqTY.it r». C . C . P aarao n, M rs. B . L ,] I Mi mtnfnr4 4 KSIm b IS. Um team to another a s iTi ‘ no playV and — it e iisw atw iio r r t e in t i r r < 1 IM II llr»|o» HIit * 1 • rk in » t F . J * , H in t*. M r*. - S . i ______________• . . __________ _ tln rll I A a m JV. , paM*. failed ooth team*. « * « -*• f — 'u U ilo fi, J o * S a u c e r, C h a n d le r; r ’ A - i Ttj* »*n)t .(gbsu tank tba-fU ldp h i a * n , r t . Kart PumdtM MSSTKH'S OF |haron, M r*. H. O. S h ln h o lie r. M iss Itlitu F»rt Mrirv IS H ntim ltg 4 b to open the tecond half bnl Ham t o l l s Hlmon, M is* C h arlo tte N b sla M d C llalMd n t f ( i j . * c»llfornl* Inol* High lost a chance UiVUrt KsufU IN. W litrr li*H g i fbv |7; Im lth, M r*. V. A . Speer, M U * Purdt* I malllla IS. TB*gr#a A Notice I* hsrg njr *lven that uraa early drive when on th* fia t rvard Innle S te w a rt, M U* D orothy Ap«ihB 7, Om m s. ,*ir Ohlti d .r and by vteie*- al Ihel -certain Slat# play after Knight bad- ratUrSed MkBBMh High It. emended flnel-d ecy* ►of foredoom* S to k e s, D. L , T h r a it o r , M. L TVov the toll >3 yards te Itf* <n*tv 33 4 **drmr A end sale rned* ex* eetered o* tbs Kaa Mta I• T ilH * , M lu E * * U W h ittle , M r*. II, thirlow t». tell. b( i WsiirhuU Sib dey of pr-tdbtr yard line, Oliver Mlllat tec Waahlnr lb . llnnoreple Wllldcd B Im 'lb N|, I'tirntiurv •* UlulRi # B . W ig h t, and J . D . W o o d r u f f. minoii l . a k i V V i l r a 13. HI O o t i d kted and fumbled the bail, Qdlrand Jude# nf the rirrull Ootirl of the hlrAfu IOLI.MJK Twenty .third Jbdtdel Plrcutf In recovering an It* own id yard line. T ia p « U TB:mpgi II.* ■■* 91. m numthurm mmwmuwm tA j end tor Aemlnulk ’rmtltty. PlnrMe Dost After that, both team* again Irlaqki A, Kff» A » f|i£ jL Withon Un'li"Ig* i in fhanrery,-billy' recorded In Ihe Kllnibbiiri Wocwil lie ‘ Mtttfli Office or lha Clerk ef the Olrcuii fought doggedly ^noetiy In mid­ jj LA K E MAR Y A it i ha m l l.g|b* raagi A. Court In -and fot *eld Hemlm.lr field, with Jordan and McClelland 4 « t t 4 a A ■!. Sirr'b Couety. Ftertee. te lb«» eerteU t The first mealing of thle eeason cau l, rbarele pending wherein liar F a rt lla y g l l a l a 1A A ■■F A doing yeoman work whien failed N oll* l'a lr i — tty vey Mabry la .Ik* plajptlff an* * IS. C f t Lake Mary P.-T. .A . « u held time and again as Intenfarwrr piled F a€'•4 r t a i a. A r ie ld * . A,: ifa y n e a SC Blerh , f i teat Thursday night, Oct. 19, at up uafar* them or line Wen.permit­ Do you know why th * wasn't lU llla a IS . H a t e b p r r y atyllna thrm eslvee aa T ru er... uf U l r i n l iM f h a m Ho i n h e r i t H ; ig e k III* Hhllu. also know n aa HMloh *4 j the school auditqrlum. Th* bustted Del-and players te aift through w elcom e? $ h s, herself, didn't. Btinvltl*> T m r h k r * llaptlat Chorcif, a ra defendant*, ■J »*•• ****i»n W*1 presided over by Into th* tockfielA , W giiifilitla U i i . H u i i u n n * II. ‘A b eln * rape W a 111*. Ik e Special H a lito s is (b a d b re a th ), th# J; | th* new pry*ld*Ut, Mrs Boteter. l i a h P k g 13. Nl Vln ra- Dt 7 St rater named la Bald decree w ill Seminole High bald meet of th* social fault no one forgives, l nl v a i all y o ( M U m l U i l ’U 4 m o n l n lfr r for aala and sa lt a t public 11 Th* t»>sating op*wed with a pray N o rtk its t n advantage during th* latt quar­ MltoirgUl • nulcry In lb# hlybrst and bdel bid­ wqs |b# reason. Yet no one N lU m fteb lr# JJ ar by R*v. Hander, fallowed *y Dm11 1inti rv I. NwikUn • der tor reah. In front of U u ' W a M ter whh Jordan aad tb* IlnJ Dy­ V a n d erb ilt haMiRi •, J*iho I'drroll • need have halitosis. Gorgling tern fro a l doer qf the C o a rt l l o u w li ringing o f ' T’ Amerlea." Routine tj##rgla T#rh son lr»d|ng"g f M btteflt during HeruI haeatrra ta the c it y of aeb ferd. C o a a iy «>" TmniMbf with lister!ne Instantly destroys U |business ocrupled th* rsmalrvk-r which they aahiblted plenty of P|a*l1>|vt H i * l a * * | Oemlnnle. Blare o # rldrtdA. between O k la h u m a j i of tto aeaaion after which w*» the lad a I hAlare, Of A s ia oa kfopda) mouth odors and checks Infec­ power, and determination. lUlNKHVILU-:, Ik-1 I* — A T # v a a V the dth o a r nf Kevem ber A. U the usual fan*y Drill, and a talk Not until the middle of . the "'I|«In#a*III# toii"f*,hri.ti*kii In th* flirit I I I Htut# tion. Use if daily. Recent tpsli I *11. the sam e b e ta * ' a rut* dar H o t ra D a m * by Prln. Iibetl. After tto but'nee* a le a a l Salas day w f a * Id Couit, teat quarter did Hemlpola Nigh rv» mlnwlro of play •*■ »Aoofih to l a a f a F # l t # show that Usterine promptly fa-ail III# |JVIfurhlro* Hr 1*040 “ Iftrl C o r a # II lha In llo w ia a daaeefbtd p ro p em 4 a * Ion a short program was giv­ rtetr if* touchdown dri*a.' Jordan K and #11ml oat# th#nt from all a l a p # overcomes odor* ordinary ontir itu a l a, ly in g an* h alag ia Ben.i• en a* follow*: Two community nabbed a punt on hli own 48 yard thartir# *.r a Ilia »• IMI# h*r# Frl Tl*#n* nule r'nunly, S ta le Of Flo rid a , tuseptlcs can't hide In 4 days. noted .,, . ■onga; *ddr*»* jy Mr*. Dornhy wit; lla* and returned It ta the iteband HatII **tt#r mbs th# old *torv elluhblng D o a t b n P o u l.oi Twenty-alna (It) ot 'Illrwk Lambert Pharm acol Company, " Carolina L»mh. county norm*, on TutorcuN yard Una. Ha a«r*pt aruend Around In th# flrot half »u *•} of ' eubdTvIalee- of llouih .#lUnii pul *i%#r * ■rnr# Orlanflu St. Louis, M a , U. S. A. Ifri* in Said Idol* County, Work Hanford. Bastard Oraal. accord right and fAr eight yard* A lt the t»|.|M cam# hark t.. outryah thi HlirrJleg in plat (gevewf recorded of Provtntfkn and Cur*: TUno liqa twice for * first dewa.,-and raa## la th# Uat half to <hl l-iar n r.li I. page a* of tb. 4w T h I ti Bk>lo, Mr*. Qrown. Tto dllorlum three* play* talar th* teaip had hall wh#n It ###m#d that thay WiFi Public H r c n r li ef I r a l w l i a la * A|m*ui to nct.r# spa dweoratbd CnUBly, Florida. . revMiiin bed tto three yard u S a Dethe ram, lo be eetd In aacerdarus leelselap l * t|nm flower*. NKU.liKiinv. a c.. '*rt t» —fteiLqnd told momentarily, b*| b*Ung with and lo aallsfy aalr. doer** aa lie, rear anuiker para M a r r l e a * i Mr*. Ilari^ Dsfkow 'spent a . q. w , a r K s c ic H llarnag*. coming kigt W t r g l a l e m i"»r> t H i p f * : rfqiJKhl . ’. , . r |kmt * .m . vk#r# . : : Iv4 «irJ j jK ls I ^ y jt s r la (jhanierr hd la Aa tjw day* teat w ak. In F «b» Beech. !' I # ig it n w k iH «*h 'll A A put fcAiA for McClelland >U i«ft gttt <4 for I 1 l-au a record whirl *» h id e In 4 d a y s C b C a r u ll n a Lal#ni!»ti#if In fvn »®o J*u f#mt# by , T t o D i * l r i c | A u e m b ly of ih e t O UC 1IHTSNU . the tnvchduam ' Th. n ils #br th#iUIrml#h#tl It I) d#f#Alina dri(r«llr»H N#*ri.#r N*wu#rrr IS *« .•# ** Irgtolo M I mdlrllor* foe Pglnlitf. , Nssaron* Church convaned h*r* Lbrift a*,| riinltsl. t i i r s point kted dap afternoon In D*Lapd bp t o r I t , I I U 0 . victory * U t b eam« only after a ■toe torn battle totw **n two lig h t, and n o n or l**« evenly teatrbad taam* that | f >rmad bafotW >* large .ro a d . fo rd s , T h r e e l l m e f ...................B Q c . It i n lb *; Mcond -victory of lb * **^aon fa t ( Rom m k , Ulgh whoa* Wending in th * Northeast.- 4 -----rrn Confaranca waa ‘ battled to tb* AOQ m ark again. S a m L u lt D — M kegU anaena High N w to ld , rlctorlaa *var P a la t io ‘ and DaLano And it bat ' '^ M A ^ T O D l l WATCH rspstrs 4 0 A 8 U FOR old Gold. U. 8 . LL loot to L a b * C ity and, Daytona eon**. M cLaBtbW *w «l*rs, u l B atch A f * .la tte r probably, tto r ' virMP p m IUi k ifir s . ■ ■ Park. . Confaranca winner (h it p a ir ' If FOUR ROOM fund shad opart- protant porformaaca* a r t any 1 R r t t b B R C0 R8 ETB, tedividaaimoat, wafer- furnUhod, coll at criterion. f S S , daalgtted, ■eomaal and ear- 411 Fark Avantia or Phon* S4S. Yt*l*rday'a victory war* • long ' y U r figarr fault*, Comfortaki*, I'm* eoteiig/b u t coro* it did, and ^ords or Lem, Three Tiittee... i^ords or Lett, SMen Times fords,' Seven TM*w a U gUkiMR# ar aittlng. Fra* rigor* ; 4M dy;-.)Uyr##«it*tlv», lira. Jabs J p M i ^ W E A a t M t h Bt .....25c —50c ........ -11*00 WELL FURNISHED A m floor apartment, 114 'W . 15 th. Large living room with' fireplace, runparior, tod foots, bath, dinette, kitchen. K elvins tot, Plano,G *r*g *. m l tawing machine*. B a , T e le p h o n e 43. I l * g * r m w , . L i t o r t 1 allow on old on*. A lto H«m *tiubLARGE AND email furnished *Sln g*r Shop. Palm rtto • apartment*. L « » g I • y Apart, menu. i n Park A t*. Call U l. 0 VN C 1 N0 THE r*-op*ning 1“ ator*' K a n d y Kiteton. FOR RENT, 1 room furnUbad apartment with private bath, candle* wholaaal* ordan fur payttea. alio 2 room furnlitod apartment mad*' at MS Magnolia with porch and private bath. 111 Magnolia Avtnuc. JC " SPIRITUAL, Reading* 16— H o u a d i Fop R r n l Sally RusmU. , AppointJ.'.Phen*, BIB, Orlando, PURNlBllED A room bungalov aarrteea avary Sanday lino and g a n g*, 101b. St. and Pnt ih‘ S“M CINOi Opening o f our at Sanford and 2nd St. ‘.-E flrtdb -Jan k a pt, courteous .errlee or bight. Bryan a Mb •Thrall- metto. Phone 77 Fkl*etor. or *•• Mr*. J FOR RENT: Four room itnoeo builgaloH at . Lake Mary, bee Ilomer Glea.on at Lake Mary or V. C. Collier, 116 N. French Ave., Banin rd. HOUSES fl.OO per hour. FOR RENT: A ttra c tiv e f lv * room on* at n Mi bungalow In fin * condition, r*a | tbn 'call c lo t* In, flna location,— Q a ra g * Oantertm. m i r t m t m roo m y.an d com fortable, 18? R ve ry boat location. Phon* 778-Jl * AUAIUARV will apopper pr**eatiUon of n*Jrom ron to bun faster U --M U c e h b b b b e s F o r fluid African dram .dgaga and frtean crow danc*.’ -Barbaric FOR HALE: Plabo in good condl Friday. Not. 8 . i on tlon, apply 601 W. Flrat Blr**t ' 1U 1I.-ddmliaalon ICe eonvar French Avenu*. rry Annp Rtrm* for Childran. • GIRLS ANtl B O tB rememtor— *lf U* union-rtfllar akbtaa*' thi* yaar— w* have them— (a n d n M in o n f ■mall depnelt will hold until Rogar* Hard4 D : O n * ativw w h it* dog wanted) HUntey war* Co. b_ Fart Dodge vacaito teg »r 6M)0 op collar, grwtor can GOOD MULE, nln* yaar* old. dome by pojtng fqr thi* ad. Work* ring!* or doubt*. Ctoap k iV 'J td tea # ,- 8 i 8 Hickory for cash- Alan four-wh**] trailer, /><%.» T ' f . .■ -• never u**d. Colt |1A to build.' Will ■ell cheap. |80 | wTThlrd Bt |M m n tmm a ■ 0 VEH8 TUFFHD living roam **t| library tab|*l .ypulh'c kad| aittlqu* wardroto] portable Victrola; lot t ton few other odd piece* furniture. |7#,oa Kek»on»W*. got! Park Avra, CUy. ruriZ AVm B f lA P P V economical tat* model . tig h t cylin d er sedan ; excellent p a in t; m*«hantc41ly p *rfa c t| six w h e a ls; ire n k rack ; new tlr* * | real b u y ; term s. Poet O ffic * Box W a n te d * FootballRes E 7- ar R B T P L A N T # #•! tef> fyuhm m U u v y . vartstr Annuq) pUaU r for, trenfpltAtlng, •W f Caunr A t 33 T v U n c le K vV itA T \ W U y q o u m J tv * w u u tv H **f# rd u id S -L- Wakafield, C«f#fr- U l % Sk tyc o < V O M M O k Va.U\V*l\h>G TO W A L t TH>tT * M t v - W k tX X .V * £ R t » * u c r r \ * > M o w t v — '><ou w jo o m . 8 M .U V , \ T T A K i * W lA *V J« * * H O M O tV D TO M A *X AMt OAK. OUT SWfc O M W T M d tV V&W V V U M M C L T O W M > ■ M W .T B r tm W £ » k . r t h t . \ w t*, \ * W t»CAf T \T3 0 T tY -L \ f W A v N V t WVWVT \ V .c b a B e e n . % k v o ? i u v v 0 K c»D t ] v n o o * W fc M fe "* b o n k S V T D V t O ’- M — A tw kt O ftA rrM fe v . From Geneva A Banford Ave Uta«k of 0 * * 1 . r l a * A lw a y s Left Out . li,*a Bryan & Thrailklll M OVED g coUaadoa cut flkwee*. Mm*, any w harf, A . * - V V N OTICE PU aU ro!hs > ,i^ N.T:,v m aJ5bJSBPSS"r } GIRL wante work a* 1004. CUy. pa', or took. Reference*. Brown. SCI E. Sth St. in d n1 9 VUMBEH r U M l A F A T O L t> ''- V * « U J C * a M t £ J 2nd e a r v k * H ta) - — r irngofraph Printing t, Glory of EakaulPYakaftaU takbag* T T rtN O ready (tenM. MJH, I 'V M M. M i M c l i . ' flpaciaj iR m U tM tlona E k ; « t4 r N, 6 M REMIN0LB C 0U N TT -Cefllflewsr, Bnow- CREDIT ASSOCIATION F it s A* a # a . 1late, rte. TU BBY H om o-O w n ed F o o d 8 t o r * " • F E E D S V J L M K RO a n d F L O U R ’ s a f e r CHAPM AN .v t t f c ,. ., ’ . jX i :> ;i < �Im h Florida*! R t a r l V « f V i Gfwt<*t Veywlnbli m J 8 k > a l Garden Land. X K TH B fiPK N D EN T ■D■■ A» ILY NEW SPAPER ■" ■* ■ —— — ' ** VOLUME X X V Price Fir* Cent* SANFORD, FLORIDA, tyQXDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1933 Member Amoeiated Pri NUMBER 4 r TUGWELL SAYS U S. TO INVADE HIGHER WAGES FOREIGN MART MUST BE PAR) TO BUY GOLD Retail Code H i g h l i g h t s F o r S em inole County 'H brok en ,C a rs ■ ed B y 2500 W hoS torm D ie Shops | DETROIT. Oct. 30— (A.P.) — A mob naid by police to number 2500 riding In nearly 800 a u t o m o b ilea swept through street* In which sev­ eral tool and die shops were located, h u r l i n g bricks through plant windows and I overturning automobiles In what officials sold was n d e m o n s tra tio n a g a in s t tool and d l s m t k r r s w h o re tu rn e d to work d u rin g 4 - s t r i k e . P o llr e re s e r v e s w e re c a lle d a ft e r th e m ob h a d r ls lt e d th e p la n t o f th e K ie s t t lln T o o l an d D ie C o rp o r a tio n , s m a s h in g 114 w in _ _ doars b u t th e m e n h ad sp ed nn to W r th e p la n t o f F r e d e r ic k A d o lm a n ~ a n d S o n s , w h e re th e y c ir c le .I the fm c to ry i a n d th e n d ro ve a w a y a* p a tro lm e n ru sh e d to th e p la c e D e m o n s tra to rs th a n sped to the F a ille T o o l an d D ie C o m p a n y - » — • p la n t - w h e r e t h e y o w r t t f r T ie d • v e t ,,m o b ile s p a rk e d In a lo t n e a r the f a c t o r y , h u rle d b r ic k * th ro u jrh a w in d o w a n d a lo rm e d the office* o f th e p la n t. O f fic ia t e re p o rte d th at m en B e lie d b lu e p r in t * an d d ra w in g * , took th e m Into th e a tr e e la , and b u rn e d th e m . A ll a v a ila b le p o lice w e re o rd e re d to tool an d d ie p la n ta In th e c it y , an d a ll p a tro lm e n o f f d u ty w e re to ld to re p o rt to t h e ir e la tio n * Im ­ m e d ia te ly . A re p o rt to h e a d q u a r­ t e r s aald th a t 10 m e n w e re inlu re d d u rin g th e d e m o n *tre tlo n . WHOM IT CO V E R S: All retailer* wholly . r par­ tially in the iflail trade* WHOM IT DOES NOT COVER: IVraon* or firm-* rrtailinjf mlJIt and it* prod nets; tobacco and Ita produrl *- food- nttd food* ■CUffi; phyiMcinoA, dentialp, aurireoiui, or veterftwrianp dlaprna* iii|E drug*, medicine*, and medical s»uppi if it in th® lfail i mat f practi:e o f then prufeMinn*; and A N Y HI VISION* OF RETAIL HELLING NOW GOVERN ED , OR MAY EATER HE G O V­ ER NED BY A S E P A R A T E CODE O F ETHICS APPRO VED BY THE PRE SIDENT. IT COVERS NO R E T A IL BILSINE8 S IN A N Y TOWN OUTSIDE SA N F O R D UNL ESS T H A T BUSINESS EMPLOYS FIVE OR MORE EMPLO YE ES. BASIC' STOR E A N p WORK ING H OURS: An employee o f a n y retail afore electing t~ remain open for lnjMiien* |i»m than fiCS hour* but not lean than *12 hour* per w w k , (shall work no more than 40 finur* per week, nor for more than oik ht ho urn per liny, nor for more than ala d a y * per week; an employ* t* of any retail More plerting to remain rpen for hupinreit f»fi hour* or more per week but Ie*a than P*3 hour* per week •‘ball work rift more than 44 hour* per week, nor more than nine hour** per day, nor more than six day* per week; nn employer o f anv re­ tail store electing to remain open f r huMnen* BS bourn or nmrt per weelf. nhall work no more than 4*t hmim tier week, nor more than If* tinnr* err daw nor more than Mx dava per week NO EMPLOYEE NOT INCLUDED ABOVE SH A L L WORK MORE TU A N 40 HOURS PER W EEK. NOR MOPE T II \ N EIGHT HOURS PER DAY. NOR MORE T H A N SIX D \ Y S PER W EE K. Within one week after Monday Oct. .*10. nil retailer* mu«t noet and maintain in n nrominent rdmv In hi* »tnre n ropy o f the d re lintin and employe** winking hours he hn eteeteif to operate under N*» c«t* UUhment in piv ch *inire fr»*m the hmjt-s-of-opemfion pronn in which It has .electp*f 1n opetnle exeeni upon flee t| o f everv venr, t w e*tatd}shrr>ent r»«V s| any 15row Increase H* ■litre hniiri nrov|df*l it m*» jnt alfi* tbe best * rmo'ovf** work work o f t he In whirl* |», -vl«|t-i*11v ®l®r(®d to f*l»«rnte. Anv r**ahU*hftient mav for t «*•i#*d »vd to exeoed three me«*h-y rtnrlfo* fba pummef, tetotwo »t ill- r#v|uee it* store hour*. Apt the weekly ware* e f if* •tutdnv®®* 1w()| «*n ftmt nreount ffVifkfinned On T*nre T w o ' „ o rn u m r w id .s a t io n , N A N K I N G , O c t. SO. -<4^— T h * n a tio n a l K a ir f r o m e n , .te e p le d y *» le r d a jr th e ia j l v r a t l o n <tf F l n e i e t M ln U t e r T. V . Bo . n ( .U n t k r c d S a t u r d a y ( c a a a a u L ly iM canae o f an t f la a n c la t d if fic u lt i t s . »> . TAltai OlfX UIF* — William C. HbU, 41, railway a . t , o b tain e d th e f i r s t p a r lia m e n t­ a r y c r e d it , fo r b u ild in g op F r e n c h a i r fo rc e . H e w a » m in is t e r o f a i r In th e' la s t H a r r io t ™ ur ' in. •■** w h e n h i* la s t U l r ic a begantorr o f m a lh e m a f k . a n d A d o cto X fiw - »' to ld l W .- {4 V - 1 I T R A IN IN G fO U M m ' * t -----N EW YORK. O c t. * * - < « * & l a th e C iv ilia n C o o * n a t io n ( > 4 h i F e r d in a n d A . S llc o A , --w rlp » 4| k p o in te d e h ia f o f. th e A lp dad Si ( o r e s l a e rv ic e , m w pot n p lj l e m p a ^ r r tm p lo y a a d n t h i d « nr reported that [* ' f t w b c liN 000.000 Iha* n i- n h frd«m l |OV H * , needy ,1 ,lin t illn ted by Ih* uneru - - ?]• f 0 |V lu u _/ a t i o r ," - 81 disclosed ’* I in* * Httbp t a- uruler disciissiori Do* iiitMM d i a t c s e t t i n g up o f ifirhiutop u n d e r w h i r b the MwtSr .......... .. I in nl ire C o r p o r a l ion, 1 1| !*« t roild ed In b u y goldl in t b c T A M M lA S 8 EF, «»ct IW m fcrhcd I prk**up •** I A m ilit a r y Idh r , t -*•'» luini-s II Rogei**, i*f \ ... a n d I 't u f e s M u G e o r g e W m ■f i mm II, finain ial advisers I in' l i i li iit in amiminctng his V lid® i ifd® (( H o i h. rn O n P a g e T h r e e i niiifiot loaned i*> the public works R e v J H lim it u f th e C o n g re g a ­ wi l l o f f Ic i admiriMl rntioii would Im- repaid tional Church through sale o f limilier ami fores- ale lliri* and at th e gtavvslde in A firing I n pitidoru, and pu**Hhi y thiuugh Evergreen Cemetery ult nn ate « a Is uf s me o f the lands wquad will take a p a rt In the rtf® (hr lo d g e It it ter Trial To for f t be nthi-r ( 'finirihninrv T<> Open 1 1 1 Miami N ov.20 h * i.ni M i n t f t OII1i l IMII (IIS I Cl furirl that will he sought Tb»« J•*- I®*' !•» “ ta rt Iofur-,*|a Festival Fund N a m e d ’ i.* r n \ «.n i v i 30 </in tWiHlbl I'.miMKi toil work on i it. •s. n t h I i t o M alcolm C Im thri-f tiart |is oieh tut ,.f n« urgia, ckati 4..n f i ll lt lln i * ft* 1In* Wakulla, Emu and Lilmrly v«»un . .** f t lb . M I 1 (, ).?» of ii * lintm l Ibuiwr mjbfnm ItHtivul ni b w ill b* b* Id m iin lti- r, Hiiruuin to I that a p .jidle t »»*■*, a aecutul m m Putnam and S u n fit n | m i Sul lb w rii* n il It. .» iing on •h,a»-gr% againvt Ftnlrr- C l * / foil till Cl, and I Ii® third in tb-e Hitl-trd L Rill**r uf Mj - Paacd tnd IlllIelaiMnigh ctmnti n it *>ti run d i *>•IH II- i III low m' I n ri r t| a | G filfJi® !, H» <i udi l.ayrulrv, VV-r M hi > vuiubl t*|u*ri at Miami Nov. Gov am or Hboltv and member* i . i (te rr y t *• I A M on t f*u t«*n, *20 hia cabinet who *rc lit® intern1 *..| thr II A G. I > i'(in rl|in n i fund triiaW®*, T h c chnrgea, involving the n f ; - , m\ ImpftiVrinrnt Sfiir® . I 1in I roiubu t iif Jtidgr HMter were - prancrlbtul lb® plan to fctlural o f I h r la**t la rt t Hindi lu im g Ih® Thca# coi iiib u 'iu n a »*■»(' * «c*"l‘»n “ f^fjrial* In Waahington )n«t week Cot g r r * » a m i t h r Jtidg® r r 'p ir H t rd uicd by H . It'itm o f Fm » * Fred I'. ElBol, engineer for the ( ti i t c he I S * ♦ S i n i li i. a n il M . 1 R that nn irivnatigatiun i*** made, r i - tniHtavi, aaiJ thr pt* linnnary plan A 11d 11 tonal f u n d f m Hu , but II whllll contncl*Mj Siiufo t*i* jug runfidrnn* I bat hr would Im- « ■•ifinali'i!. * 4 v i’ mii* itnii haul i* till Fruin i Recovery Heads Interpret Six Featues Of Master Code Wh ichlsN ow lu Effect Low ii • da It - rn a i« Ort no •» •n i-unpetltor*; pr %v uncrlniflMkovrr llrtii) l to n , com me re m I bro*. i y ; b re a ch NBA, lb* !(• t c in lfa e l nr in s e 'f e m if # w ith i h(i*e u f olh**. . t **rrt -.it) b y 'SlliCk on Baluritn m u h tlisa lN n i oi imluwivy by pnipmirijf a way f • .at| Il J*ll » o iiiUTli uptm ta*. - h '1 unfair ioiupi'titlvr m actirr*. SililUliAii sty. lu gel I111 *i RiMimti tin*, ruoimng Die ri'lin1 end®, iiii Ii rifimf aingla on®, NR ' IMurd a »frn*l o f interpretation‘ ird lit (d to hi tnplant terroa an the 0 v o i* a lu rrlrt ( ju»r o u g h t g e t ih Ill I( ivliiMii u f rt^(uti»'ii: He® iO i f i p i. i t, f b | without delay. c u .G prppunttlH 4 * »nd e th e r i1*v»ce Tli® I file r |i i el at iu n * i ill c o (V , w ere Th® clhIc ItIu *t be .•II elnrr* which »lu g u ve rn k « p « ra i» cod es. by nlbng un it s- t>>ri* jauloiTiudJ® M gf'. e s, lu m ­ ber und m x ie r iu i y o n t*, and a e lF •r» o f ail burner* ,fce»* t o i l , j»w «L i> lu se rv e d p r im a r ily " in s e llin g . uil tob acco ,« r (ho-,# - • n n n g •ter It ca lb d for dividing t h e Mnlr in to Jp f'oimt district*, *wth 200,tHMI * re* of land aultablr for re fore* tattoii In each diatrirt Every m u n i) In the atat® would I*® lu eluded. A *urvey by Elliot abowed there nr® a,(KM),000 acre* of cut over land, uf which 0,000,000 acres are o f a type suitable fm refnraata thin. F o u r m illio n acre’* in large hold­ nr in rcuiUfuuui t r a c t s suit able for t*forratal mu at atatc projo U would be h^nliable if the p r o g iam *huuld b® enlarged T lu total o f 2 ,000.‘ am) acre* wa* decided upon Ikecaus* virtually all uf ilui land now I* md*r state control because o f nonpayinent of t i l e s , ft Would be arc,}ill red by the state through pay unfit uf the delinrpient ta t c i l(> th*- countir* and ot, ItiMitg districts with fund taiiied from the public work* ad in g * o| rngag® milk a iu l s a w in g inarbltiCH. <k>v* not a p p ly p » w e ll **ff r u se d by the fe d e ra l he co u uld ld buy I t to d a y ., w h ic h e v e r i*s Ion o v r r 15 y e a r * ,1 is le w a g ; BgraeiTM nts fo r f a i r adO o«a th e' code a u tb o n ty » -t* a n ■nd s e llin g w u t k e i <>ul a llo w a n c e ( o r la o o r c » * la to be erg and >«rttrr b-j<unr«s ■bar g e d a b o ve co at o f lb * g o o d t j i<> t h * ’m e r c h a n t — p ro b a b ly e a r ly oi> p r a c lic t s t i l l e d o u t! n eat w e e k — th is “ m a rk u p ,” s t o u t rtL Iifn e a ) w r t e . In a c c u r* r> I m p a rs a a t, m u st be ch arg ed on (C a n tin n e d o n F a g * T w o ) s a ilin g : S t u c k * ' ( a a c is U o f ro m lia t fru r e 6 2 prov- lltre a , a ll u f them u e tw a e a 16 and S I y e a rs o f .y e s t e id a y fo rr » l l y received m ach in e g u n s as l t o f th e ir re g u la r a rm a m e n t. W aa m id # an u ccaalo a f o r e la b ­ o ra te rerem u m e* p re sid e d over b y Ih e d ub s uf P is t o ls n o d th * o f B e rg e m * . r moun w h ic h w ill end a s a b u g le r blow s ta p * P itllh e a re i* w ill be* A D S m it h . R e x P a c k a rd . O P H e rn d o n . Jo « 1 o lw ig , J F H ick so n and J , W S m ith was fatally Injured in tin- wreck which caused both automobile* in v o lv e d to tu rn o v e r m o |i posit e d itc h e s. R ic h a rd Danley and II P Bird, HuiUh't romju siiotto* in Ih® c a r he w a s d r iv in g , ( ( V n t ln x s d O n P a g * T h r e e ) MARK ET V \ L l k I I* N EW YO RK ik -l HO, -4 aF>— Paul II D a v is and Go. re p o rts Dial tlic m a rk at valu e o f ftO rep* trti-n ta tiv® s lo c k s llated on N ew H i*i k * st b a n g s H a lu rd a y w a * f l L tifiMHM.MM), an in e rra s a In sa lu e o f M.au p « rc « n t u v s r Lb* p reced ing S M lu n fa y an irv irca su o f I J i& pt-rernl sin ce la st y®ar. ItHNODNt'KS A L U IW A N C K R. Fra n k *, g rn e rx l jr il4 master of the Atlantic Coast U i k Railroad shup* at High Bprlnga, Is announced today aa the cipal speaker on I gram which, presented at tha C ity H all n a it Monday night by th* Jacksonville District Progressive Club of the railroad, will be qoa of tb* Inaugural features of B*nti> no)# County Safety Week which opens nest Sunday, Mr. Franks ha* never spoken before * Sanford audience. It* la nationally known for hla safety activities, and he is Safety chair* man for th# Florid# American L e ­ gion. Hla appearance here was sug­ gested by New York heads of th* Metropolitan Life Insurance Co," who, appealed to fur ■ well known speaker on safety subjects, r*enmmendsd that either Mr. F ran ca ■r Holier! Scott nf WllmlngtON, N. C , lie asked to make th* njtdress. noth are Coast Lin * oW» f ix ) * 1 4/ Othar Hpritk®m al thl* « ra lly will Include H A- M rCranl* of Jacksonville, T . L Dumas sad •S. E . June* of Hanford. Ml> Duma* le chairm an of tha Ja c k ­ sonville D istrict Safety Commit­ tee and Mr. Jones I* secretary. The DletrlCt recently reported that It now holds a record unatMS parsed by a»y A C L dlflslon tn that no reportable accidents K ara occurred since Jan. 1 of this year, snd only on* took ptac* allI last year. T h a public Is Invited to attend (his Bofsty meeting which h t * be followed by s dance as a socfitl fss tu r* beginning at 6:00 o’clock. T IK A N A , A lb a n ia . O ct. BO — K in g Zog h a* renounced h i* a lb Hence fu r t h * c u rre n t y e a r. I lie n ie ir h a n la , a i p r r * * r d b y th e ABUT ABU LA, Ohio, 0« . „ g e a lu re , decided tu pay double UP)— B rig . Gen. Marshall Orlaada t a i e * .but the g o v e rn m e n t d e ­ Terry, I 5-ysar-olJ phllsnthroplaL clined. s a y in g th e * ta ta needed nu author sad arm y eurgaun, was • ip lu s le x e n u t * Ihla. tim e . burisd h e r* yesterday jgttfc full -------- ------- ------ - , rnimary rUae. Ha dlad-'a* pmm. FBniANTHBOHiiirDIK8 J I UK A t i l T.VKBd A U R N T I H f monla Oct. 11 at his Camnada, Calif, heme. ,«*. ' J f’i l 1A IE IS , Oat ja - W - lW r itur Albert Calmette, th* man wh»*i- name was given to th* anY esterday’ s W eather 11 tuberculosis vaccina for bakijaa » tnfli be data! •■pad with Dr. C. FLORIDA Durr in, died ‘.extau'ay u f an ab­ lla N w dominal ailment. Ha was 70 years B A N r o n u . uld Apalachicola H art** > « M l« ____ ___ IttiVH K I L L E D UV FALL T H IS T L K .U ta h , Oct. S C ^ J I V Jolin IXJUI# W ilson, 10, ohd Jack Lloyd Benedict, I t , are dead as the result of a plange ITC feat ilis n the aid- c f n eanyOti tilth a uuulder they iooienud at Blay. A Altaevs Auguit* third boy escaped t|y jumping M ir e * from the rock when it begaa to Th«ore*vlU« slide. •''a * l s t a in fro m ra is in g th * q uestio n In p a rlia m e n t *n«l th l* p u jir y ra tls a r th a n h i* h e e lth w ould be re sp o n ­ sib le f o r the ab sence u f F o n a g r P r e m ie r E d o u a rd ll e r r l u t because h is p a rtic ip a tio n w ould be c e r t a in to r e v iv e th * debt q u e stio n . I L r rio t is a n a d v o c a te o f (h e d s b t’a p a y m e n t. T h e D e c . 15 due p a y m e n t la I li i! ,200,828. T h e g re a t g o ld r e e e rv * o f th e n * 0 k ~ o f F e a rxe * -w a a de rr s a a t J — • 214,000,000 fr a n c s , (a p p ro ilm a ti® ly 1 1 2 ,5 2 0 ,0 0 0 ), it w a * re v e a le d In fig u re * re le ase d S a t u r d a y . For the se ve n th ro n se c u titrn w eek the h an k h a s lo s t g old . T h * fig u re * ap p e are d to c o n firm t h * w ■ r n i ng of fo rm e r F re m M L K d o u ard D a la d le r to P a r h a m ® * la st F r id a y th a t 200,000,000 fra n e a h av# bean w ith d ra w n In a s in g le d a y . In d ic a tin g th a t th e f r a n c w a s sh aky. fu n e ra l w ill h r g l v A pliant i refof e-latloli (iro en C T ‘ ‘H ie " Smith, 42-yuitr old I In* * at ih , I ' o n f e r e m *’ irn lud ultimatelv embracing 2, Sanford m an who w a s kill*? Irt a lt ed I b a n Ai b o s o n , u n d e r s t o r e l a r v gram, • ’ lb. In i i m i , Eugene B la c k , iHMUMMi acre* a ml rusting fH.OOtl,- HotuMiubile a ccid en t at P«dnt tXimgveMvi nf t b s f* -d er a 1 r e s e r v e IMMI, wdl be undertaken by trut* fort, south o f Orange City* afrly chairman leva oC tha.state liilernal Improve- Sundry mufnlnf. It w a s snnouijcy*1 b a r d . J ea v e JL J o n e s R o o r c c o u p l e s fin .r iitieridi-tt pri- **f Dii* R eron«triirtion F i n a n c e man I fund If the national public ( im I a v b y heads u f C a n ip b a ll- t a t * vjite . i-rc iiihiihi hi *heir own piit- j 1 pnt^'iioii; Iti'iiry Morgentha . wui I** ml in in .el rat loll will ndvnfite mg Post of the A m e r k a n lagoon | I .rgi mi ns ires uml friends o f the i 'dn s if ri*1 I I o n a- •it lie re d at t he g . o i d t not n f t h e fat rn c r e d i t 1 the money. « i'liirrh Vtn - . nf Du A n g ' h ' m l n o o i ' i i at i o n . t b urge Mai*u*oi Cutover Inud* unvv lying idle; dead man w ill g a th e r at the E r ic k Funeral H om e to m o rro w a f t ­ tun **f t h e federal reserve J would be made to pm*lure fineA 1 A »•)■».! rti.iji * 1 w 1at* th« wher* a 11 1' III 11’ ' d n 'in i ui 1 Dili- HI'd 1111 I l . a m and F l e d K e n t , officer** t!u»b*-r under tbr ii>fmestat mn ernoon «t 1 l>0 o'clock |»e conduct® 1 1.1 l>ns m-t ilni mn , ll*’ f»ry l l r u e r * , progmiu, tlu- 11 il -lee* saul, nnd short s e rv ic e w ill !®d III® hi* -inr 1h® l a* ®i-» ■•♦•tvlwi v Si.ii i«i‘®, |•M-wi-rdiD11 ®n )f PARIS. Oct” 30.— {A .P .)^r Tho Kovernnii-nt o f Premlw Albert Sarraut. it wan learned in official i|»arters today, In­ tends to default on the AmcrD can war debt installment du» Dec. 15, a.a dkl Premier Edouard Ualadier on Juno 15, It unit! nemt-officially that the government would ab­ 2,000,000 A cres W i II W ell Kn«wnlAH*alMan - _________ Dies In A uto W reck Be Made T oP roduce Toij; Coast Line OOfficial fficia l T O nD eLandH ighw ay Fine Tim ber Is Plan Speak HereOnMonday* yumj titmn mad® at NltA Hut legated diet sion* of department urdai x n r fi»r alx /aarc primi to re * su ch u* ir x t a u m l* ,1- nch inniist ration. •— — j plaa worked o t l »). a jctlftt rum fe u n tn in s , b a rb e r »ho| . taint-d |„i(ifv of th® Rrrohity unit and .S ta rtin g M o n d ay th e “ lo ** |i * i uiM -iii o kCom^rrrct* A H n T rrn ' n o f d.Miiestt.- hewhr mined; iheAJ>,*Mirtmenl e fi le »a udceir” Is d ead. T h a t ■*, no m a r ­ tWNH FOK FAHCIBTH 4 to lill.bfi an <,uwcel J4 rent* g a s u rv e y o f ih** I . immi ch a n t s h a ll s e ll any a it ie t * , B a ­ d c o d e *! o f le x jju tlo i'4 nvpt 1thos# s p e c if ic a lly e x e m p t, at ItO M F ., Del 3 0 .- < A V - Y o u n g n ta tlo n s ad b y t i a d l i M i x i i l i u t u ; »■! Ir«.s t cost h im ■ <> a t w h ic h - if da- 1,-t.l.n t I•o r i g n r o a r k e l ■ WA SHINGTON \mbl tin (lurry lirw John Furd’a atatUH undrr m arr fillet at c ivci\ agency went 1>> .“ . r l f f W S a i n i n g STATE SEEKS SUM FOR FOREST W ILL BE GIVEN REHABILITATION CYRUST. SMITH ■ to c a re for lie » a ld . w in n e r o f ..........., I n .t it u t. a. p r l(r > f c O . £ * « * » » « > *»■'* ***l,* r b , » " ',r> r » j ecctt ., P a in - | Her r o l li . w o r k , on a c ie n tific .u bb je T h e u n e m p lo y m e n t r eo lie ll, f h ill o f le v# w a * th e f i r s t F r e n c h In te r ­ h oo'h la a p p ro p r e te r f o r A lb e rt E in s t e in . th e n a tio n , a y ih h is ro s im a te ly T h ro u g h o u t h is li f e , p a in le e * sn,,W lH ii fkillsi* pee gepr, mu*t m ean* w a s e n g ag e d In p u b lle a f f a ir s H e be ‘ f la t ) .'* be - S i.trr * K l l » w a s p r e m ie r n f K ra n e e In 1V17 an d that th* need for private contrib­ * in lf® 4 m isse d b y a n a r r o w m a g . u tio n s la g re ate r.** I g in th * e le c tio n to th e p re sid e n c y " -------- f». / • -* 1. o f F r a n c * . I n 1 * * 5 hw a g a in w a . m ad e p r e m ie r . I I . w a a an a d e o -. c a te o f p a y m e n t o f t h e w a r d * ty to It® U n ite d S t a t e s . j if I ' i i i* » 'i ' *# T l Q rt. ni t* l it nppnrenlly i* the 1.1*-lit ‘ -s intention It* usatire rdlii'ii'i ri ;.«* t i » 1i1 n ® 11 .J ifn> *out ml over the monetary Thai |i< 'Il t' O d ,i I , i i , > t. •< i .it io n t o s t i m u l a t e eu*nm m l i i y u •f i ■ ®* IflW I'ii**1III „*'•' , i i ' . , Hfol to btuig nearer hN 11 di'l 1 1n 1hflt tn |»!« it *■f a mtinaged currency. 1 . * 1® llOl ’« ■in (in. III* t \t mi all » ftrm oon White t u* 1h< A —ml i i : ti* >f m .r« .1' III e t. ufoieiice, the Prealdent ytdd ►!»»!.la. t * ‘ .* II | *14 ill!' aiint.C'tl Iof the immediate estab­ f’ Hl*| the .. lishment o f niarlunery for the |,l Vail Mill • f vvhit h I’ » pi»v* *iiioent purchases abroad .s II tisl tl * It Hull.Id tli1 eh l lie Heroiv«triict ion hi* f VU‘T f I' ••fitn hi > •Il It 1 ' Ii H djllt* Belt nun. I t *11 poriltiuri. d« l.t jm> iI»K l " ’ W' Cn unim efit finanrial leader a, ®i 111 loll 1 II ii lui ■1Ih " ing %be WI life Hu u"f a.ft e r Ft uitnm»ilt * «*f ’ , -s 1 .1 .TlllUul 11 n v h 1m wt II •-Mid * M • i i >hyl«M'k> d u - k . w e r e u n d e i s t r h t in j u n c t i o n iv iii*c l'iMja«mi|M»k“ miul Queen Rnmbal Harni, p o p u la rly k n o w n In toll*. 1ion flvUU d' d I'll h « ill it*-t Ot tiilk nml Rimaevell revealf*! *t1v Dint the next move would 1»% America as the result o f a visit here some months ago, whose reign oi i |i ysiif 111* 'toll'll| mu ay. i i- being ihrealentil by mitbursts «f vnderrer altribuied to rebels,, ygipf •»**urn puicha*e«, from th® vim ihh i • '» VI (ill LYod*»te ilw»-***4 rinjr- up t»f'-thw of-It horn' inp Iflifil Ti I*! e“ Tr rkTeiT l o the royal futility. U ' l i till! UUIL , t _ l .. lu.. -te - 4u.iuih u.'l inety. the first purchase “ It H.-S-nit t f t*,. 1nk® f* i «I>K will nut tie made for n in l»r*vid® i ImivN • ^ in® id 1hilllit illi; VU»ri l < 11 • i ■,i l ■ rf iG .'i U.n HUf t h ' r ' i l tii o i It*III** 1” *«i*. .»*• • t ii>tiruh.t til - I®'®t-»f - ii ll iIn- tusid dimi will play a . item 1 ly dtiL'in •l for !»■. pr III® L*« 1M- will 'I .1 *' L *i HU 1'll l ar I hi the new venture. In a - i Jitemeiit made through ( "lillt 1inuod on !Fait* 1w o). lupin ti Early, n secretary, the D om estic Gold R ricelg Be* A t $3J.96AnOunce JACKSONVILLE Oct- »0 ~ V O IB A WASHING TO N. Oct. ;»1. (/PI— ■Wa- u n PiiMdent Roosevelt ilreldml taat is u -t a iit '•*'■ nil id V. 1 , • itirhi t«« f\teii*t his price lifting " *i (nil ni i' ■I *1 yt 11it i-ontrtd mmpHiifn to a world im\ t h a l ‘ ill-* i >• Ihio k Ii early purrhn*®* o f w n if* ;<*,d b»*' t‘ lM'| ]l'd Vlttl '* J 1 it f m iit im t t in i" > t II® |1* ’V* -**' t , | tb« preeuiua inetnl in the foreign 1u “ M u lrrid t •>< i ih -.; in *1 ••! in t [ n iM iU l* * It* yo'tiir into the international 1 ‘.1 . t A." , __— — Mass W eddinu Kites rleJ,H S; ! yH P erform ed At R om e W ill T ake Care O f, KOM K. N a t i o n *n Jobless till 11*11 I'll 1 Negro Chorus \viiii.:r,r.."'.: Sing At City Hall y :For Elks Auxiliary Sarraut Cabinet Plaits Same A ction Taken • In June B yD aladler; Gold R eserve Is O ff FSpB GIIIGAGG n ford G. Tugtvtll •■IV l*f 4 If • •' REMAINS SILENT TELLS WORKERS P A R I S , O c t. 30 (/lA — A b r u p t ly K A N S A S C I T Y . O rt 10 «/Vi b r in g in g to an m d t h r m y s te ry Foreseeing that “ we ure g«uug \<* rn iu n d rd h i* m o vi1 **iart the winter with a tiullu-n *u rs. M a x im l.it v i n u f f , motr families than w**ie on ndief R u s s ia n F o re ig n C o m m is s a r, a r ­ n year ago nt this iinie/' Hairy I riv e d hen* U n la y e n ro u te to the Hopkins. Federal uVir tuplu)iii#f t U n ite d S ta te s . rrlii f administrator, ymtrrdny R e p o rte d to h a ve le ft B e r lin f n r [ said “ very emplvati ally, the ......I> • F r o m 8 o » T o S u n *1 a n o r ig in a l P a V is y e s t e r d a y , h r did not n i t i v e j * neni ployed are going to be Iut­ as w as e x p e ctn l a n d hi« eri cine o f this winter," ■ la te p r e e e n ta llo n w h ic h <lcpi- h e re u n k n o w n u n til | f i t . In eong an d d an ce th e a v e r . w h e re a lw iu ts w e re H i h d i! r e lie f d e le g a tio n * o f ,g e ila lljr I l f * o f th e n e g ro nf the he a p p e a re d h e re w ith o u t e x p lu r li Io u n , V e t in is k a , A r k a r is a * . n k ln S o u th , a p r e s e n ta tio n w h l- h »■* lio n btiru a. M is s m iH , arid K a n s a s . “ I f l l i s p la n * fo r s a ilin g to th-* w e ar t 1«* p ro v id e a*le*|o at»dy the w r it t e n an d d ire c te d by 7.<>ra H a r t to n , h o . been »*lectr.| hi U n ite d S t a t e s , w h e re he !■» to con e s s e n tia ls n f lif e , w in c h it th* w o m a n o f th e E lk a A u x i l i a r y of fe r w ith P re sid e n t R o o se v e lt re c h ie f m o t ile o f the F e d e ra l F in e r S a n fo rd E lk a L o d g e N o P il l *« gar>liug a p»»«siblr American rer geru'v Re Inf A d n n m tt r at io n . alt o f Russia, remained fo rm s o f gov er n u w n t, I t a a l, ^ la tc th e f i r s t o f M r t r e l a f f a i r s w h ic h ognition a r e to be o ffe re d In Sanford fur veiled in secrecy He made no up und f c ilc ; a I, n iu st w in k to g ether in th e b e n e fit o f ih e Harry Anns point me nt* but it whs *nid that i m il i Unit m g f o n d * '' F o re ig n M in is te r M e m o ria l H om e f o r C rip p le d C h ll- he w ou ld »«*r “ Altb!>.-gl» then* wasn’t anv P a u l Boncour d re n a t U m a t illa . th in g sa id about it ," Ft <*|*kinw s a id , M e a n w h ile Franc® p re p are d n T h is an n o u n ce m e n t w a a made to ­ “ last February ami March thci * Paul P a in d a y b x M rs i . O . I^ o n a n ly T h e n a tio n a l fu n e ra l fo r P.123, were 4,r>ll0 ,0»Kt families, ur some CUT llU w il l be th e a-ene o f le v e , P re m ie r fro m 11M7 t U d s p e rfo rm a n c e , In tw o a c ts and fo rm e r w a r tiling over perseriH or a a jfa ra l sc e n e s, w h ic h Is to be p re ­ e n th u s ia s t, w ho died y e s te rd a y uf relief It was an iinprrcetlenteil se n te d n e a t F r id a y n ig h t. E n t ir e heart d i.e a .e at the an* nf 70 H I . body will hr In .tali’ in thr rircuni.ta m r It nrrd not 1» «->n proceeds w il l be tu rn e d o v e r to the new “ Painleve amphltheati r." the Joiral at that tew person* r-ali' fto ib e . Store H u rs to n Is a n e g ro w o m an con.ervalor>' o f art* and tradesi have any idea o f the extent of tloan d n a tiv e o f F lo r id a . A c o lle g e whleh President U I . run dedicated, |W>||t||, ||>n b1, n, g m d u e te . th e f i r s t n e g ro e v e r to only Saturday, kroin there II *lU , b a a d m itte d to B a r n a r d C o lle g e , ■be tra n a p o rte d U» th * r * n * h e o n A* 1 “ • •D*in “ ah a m a jo re d In a n th ro p o lo g ; f o r th * fu n e r a l M r v l- e a . . t a r t th e w in t e r w it h a m illio n T h r e e y e a r * o f s tu d y In th e B o u th T h e g e n ia l, a b se n t-m in d e d b aV -! more f a m ilir a th a n were nn re in f a id e d h e r In g a th e rin g to g e th e r e r'a m u , one o f th e w o rld ’ , mo i t a y e a r ag o. th e la r g e s t c o lle c tio n o f n e g ro d is tin g u is h e d * c l* n U .t « , w e , a lso H o p k in * e s tim a te d sh out S .V .V f o lk lo r e e v e r a tte m p te d . " F r o m one o f th * m ost e n t h t u a .t ic p ro ­ OtHt fa m ilie s w e re on r e lie f ro ll* * i B a n T o B u n ” la a p ro d u c tio n based m o te r* o f a v ia tio n . on som e o f th is lo re , an d p a r t s o f H e w a * W ilb u r W r ig h t '* f l r . t the p resen t tim e . D u r in g Ih * f i n F e d e ra l E m e rg e n v th e p e rfo rm a n c e .a r e e x a c t ly th e p a sse n g e r In F r a n c * In ItH lS. t i e m o n th s th e a t t h a n pi*aa4nt«d a t th e le a rn e d m u c h fro m th * A g le r iia n H e l ir f A d m in is t r a t io n h s * Iv e n in f 2 lli. J a k s O olden T b a a t e r In N e w Y o r k In v e n to r a n d , a s an e a r ly e n lh u ll- o p eratio n -* A M fO a lM ate ly In I N I . T V e n tire < a .t la com e f W p « « in * » r , and d .n e e ta , t a d a l l *« o M d a h it tn perfo rm e n e e , a t K o l l l i u C o l l . f a an d In O S a n d o aar1r , thl> y e a r . U. S. A dvisor A ssails j R oosevelt Decides T o Cold Standard Idea, [ A ssure G reaterC onSupports Roosevelt j trol O ver M onetary M o n e t a r y Policies Situation O f W orld UTVINOFF TURNS NEEDY W ILL NOT France IMansNationnl Funeral F or Noted Statesm an Painleve FRANCE DEFAULT DEBT RAYMENf SIA M 'S Y O U T H F U L RU LERS M a ls la f riougy f t . s tir . � 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, October 28, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 28, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 28, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/29607d7627cb108a830ccb45b7813b08.pdf 2e74fe44a81aa59013771a5639791788 PDF Text Text * — I I r TO M ■ m NKW 8PAPKB t i la F lo rid a 's H e a r t !•■ G re a te s t V ejjetab li R ich est Garden L a id . iL U M E XXV RD COMPANY BACK AT JOHNSON M em ber G o ld T o A s s o c ia te d P r ic e $ 3 1 .7 6 A n t \ V i f :— • ^ -------- - ' . t n T W M ^ '---------- V ,, i i i ■ A N IN D H P K N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R Prenn B o o s te d O u n ce W A S H IN G T O N . Oct. 27.— (VP)—A price o f $ II 7»j an ounce for Ilncon«t ruction Finnncr Corporation pimlmM‘5 of jcoM uns annotinertj (otlay at the Trraxury, a price 22 c*nt« higher I linn lluii o f >rstenlay SANFORD. GUARDS ARE CALLED OUT AT COL F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y , O C TO B E R P r ic e 27, 1933 F ir e Cents M 'M H K r V C ITY MILLAGE Federal Latid Bank Auction Sale O f A rt Objects RlHas Lent $120,200 Once Owned By Honey Hawes PUT AT ill FO COMING YEAR Locally In 6 Week* U n i q u e S e t t i n g C r e a t e d F o r U N IO N T O W N , Pa.. Oct. 2 7 .( ^ * - U n Vr the mammoth c rcua tent, on a weed-grown estate ^ ^ ^ j j_t • where once played some of the ami tUi onl* nlntxe the laondnn ----------------------1 J A d m in is tr a to r T h r e a t R E S P O N S E world’s most glamorous sorin' C o m m i s s i o n e r s A d o p t j qtmlntinn. Atlmmiv| ration o f f i ­ S o u t h C a r o l i n a M a k e s ' Q U I C K 15 O f 120 Appllcatio auctioneer yes* 'rx‘ay cials w o 'lil rot r» veal whether O f L e g a l A c tio n Is S E N A T E P R O B E R S Have Been Okeyctf^, J ut the epilogue of d y . T 0 P r ® , c c J T f t I jD A N A P P F A I . '£ « £ “ any particular formula had M ills A g a in s t M o b 1 " lA z / lli A r i E i / X L llr, m> ,) f the , rise ami fall o f a coal ' C r itic iz e d B y F ir m lw»en i Im-,| for the ileterMachlnerj Is Being ' ‘ f king. ininnlion of tin* daily figure. O f.G e o r g ia S t r ik e r s , O f 1 9 3 3 -3 4 ' T a x e s I E N D H E A R I N G S O N / A s A c t O f In ju s tic e And n* the treasure* collected Speeded U p RapidJJ The Koo<evell ndminislrntlon, ______ i H o m e O w n e r s In E v e r y from o\er the worhl .»> the la!«* J. * ---- *1 • •fcf with each sureei«sive quotation, C O LU M B IA. Of*. 27.M l — Having paved the way for D E T R O I T , O c t. 2 7 — ( A I M P a r t O f N a t i o n A s k , V. Thompson fell unde.* the ham* C U B A N S IT U A T IO N F r d » r * l T.nnrl D an k c l io f k * . has ht*t the domestic price Governor (in C lllncav »r* l t • li«y l what they believe will • < * a larger j mer the husky voice I hawker — T h e F o n l M o to r C o m p a n y higher. . r-lered mrt n South t nr I'm V;»-| tn ta lty ff f 120,2nn h a v e IjCf f l F o r I m m e d i a t e H e l p shouted. “ Why th ej're going fur percentage of tax collections diir* to d a y d e s c rib e d ns " A n net itcnal Guard rornpini> to i i » » * i ' *ng the coming year in that they |ilare<yjrt th *-,h a n d s o f ------ — f a song going for a *orig!M Couzens Scores Chase Inc in U« i I Aiken County from im and o f I n ju s t ic e " a s ta te m e n t o f I W A S H IN G T O N . Oct. 27. -Tele-i They continued to go for a educed th^ assessed rial r th e ? invasion by Auruam **tnWrp grams and communications from* " , o n f“ and three hours after the personal property valuations in Bank For FailureTo ofof rSd c fpAirrmi t ihwe-l1.-itn R e c o v e r y A d m in is t r a t o r H tin h ' it m i . d i.e lr ta c u j «< eking I » close them. Sanford nearly $2,700,000 over la-t many parts of the I ’ mted States snle begnn n throng of art con* J o h n s o n t h a t h e w o u ld " T u r n P r o t e c t Investors jth in n tern iitK hy S. E. A f g . j f c t Iltgnw.i> patiolmen urst •I were pouring Into the ofticea cf klio ss«Jrs and st»ciety notables had year's figure, Sanford City Com­ oral tear gas bomb* .». il*Uh i.» Jthe Home Owner*’ I,nan Corpora s|wnt only about $11,0.10, missioners last night adopted the th e c a s e o v e r to th e A t t o r n e y .Ire w it, p e tre l a i ) i n a M i r c ^ q f , ” . /f W A S H IN G T O N . Oft. to rlisperse a crowd id jin k in g , tion, tlu* Farm ( ’»•• lit \dm n u t r i­ G e n e r a l" i f H e n r y F o r d fa ils The sale i* to aatl.tty the one­ 1033*34 budget, and set the mill,^*r A lack o f r ffo rt to protect the th e fie m in ttli-C o im tv N a tin n M i tl XMb' Ner h«*IB (oS t)Nh II. „ n * . !l tion and the White House yeatci* time mult (-millionaire’s creditors. age at 30 mills. t o s u b m it fig u r e s r e q u e s te d (« !* ui I'li ni* nnit>ni: 1 1' l)|'«’ il’ INl'i •lay in (\tilck reapon*#* to President The home, already so* ♦, will >e The Commissioners estimate .rrurity-buyinf public wma laid W- F a r m L o a n A t o n a l inn. b y th e N a t io n a l A u to m o b ile .XfMr i»!’ r h 1I .1»'l N Roosevelt's suggestion T hi" fiyure v .1 ■ icurbnl V10\ i III! n • In.'4 that a total of $84,420 will Sc rrrtly to Ch*** National Bank Kf» that all converted into a convent. lllll Atiir IM i. Ga . Il.».8 ** 'MN till'd persons threatened hy forecl 's u iri fin a l, yr.tarday by blunt S«na|*r the arricnl lb* " . c l n( cliN-kS* Chamber o f Commerce, uml.-r iIn­ The h-ghost price paid for any needed for the genera! operation , I,.* Iim i f Crrck XU- v with ilic deal directly with the r govern­ article was $2,400 for a beautiful of the city during 1933-34, anJ Couirn* before the Srnata baitk- amounting to unit iKJfY terim o f the N K A auto rode. •ii:4 Fv- ment. •1\1ni i**l ml*'ill ion : f ♦hat $03,038 will cove.* all pay­ ina rommlttr* In tha coneludlhf entity amount n-preo-nt. tlie ) « | L i Johnson Intimated that the T w o W a i t e r s A w a r d e d K itm iri'lial rug the *oa« opeiator ments on outstanding debts, *o • c i o n o f ita Inquiry Into CubsO t •y null •n •In* M*t ! It'll * reeda o f |.t loon, lepnned o u f^ Y ' The President'* ie«|ue*l. made deadline would be Noe. 7. I>ul hi- , ucauiu p, 1 uor ell ••nli*r* »h 'fl* 1 rt*\ul' nl in his ratio* nddn *s Tuesday bought for $20,000 whi*e on a that the estimated J u d g m e n ts In T est , ■ expenditure loan, by the bank. a total o f I2<* "pr : latinn- w-tAta'* * a o tic tlcined that tie w » . not ilrfiIII .n o l i lime. A mini • night, was drsign«'d sup|>h‘inent honeymoon in t ’onstant*.u*plr with f j r the year is $147,478. Last year 111, declaration, followed, th* hara been **ni In th.. Ilaok al O f E m p l o y e r s ’ P a c t I I' d U M dy r 'certain that the data- would sea* ” tn J were *Tua tr nml t :«t the Administrat on* • (Toils l»> his Hroadws) show gi I hr*Je, the It was $182,930.82. dlirloturc to th* commute* b y ! Cnlnmhia. R. C . -me., the ■ V I't&a the one fixed. i apt aicnl ly forestall foreclosure- until m ort­ I p h 'i w eie ►tag The 1933-31 budget it oased up­ Ferdinand Perora, Ha rounaal^nf AMdclation tHowever, » __ wn« nryaniuHt' lal«* * ILuicy” Hawes. he unid, while n violn- | H FN VK R . fo|« . fM 27 l/P> J ;•moug lh** *t t ikei . Many i cka gagors had full opportunity tc A ru ld> designed Italian scarf, on a 70 percent collection of taxes. hue* profit" In Goatlny borfda to ■tun*. tlon o f thi« kind probst-lv would ' T w o De nv er cafe employe* won n j wcii* t In own. l*ast year, with the tttes trJ valu­ take advantage o f l«d *r:il credi*. finance publir worka in Cubi, and the first article to he sold, brought Meet o f thi. mm will remain. he conclusive evidence of non-com­ judgment m di tr irt court y o x h r ation of the city apprjximately a Chaae nffirer'a report' that A d fiinhi-d t plant of thej through the farm nr»•! home mort* |$1H Seafood, Mr. Andrew" .lutrd( -;l * pliance with the autom-ilnli- rod-- day in what w n- lielievtvl to h* $2,700,000 higher than it is for funds K ivtin d e mill at Au^u^tu >e ter gage h*gislati »n which mnd* (here «> ■ rtmalderable (r a f t In r|at» * f tha fact that the greater A $;,.%00 antique T a jr ile P«ron Uni part o f Ford he doe, n I the fi r- t CiUirl cn*e invtilving Lan nvuil- siui mg went for $t’»85; • jsr of the new year, the Commixi :oncrs "prndina the money. agreement, j h r •lay sii <l iiidcted its t*n>ioc><'« to •g gregal tnj* $ 4 .(H)0 ,i*0 »hi'Oo portion o f.lt probably will be u**gW conildeM he manufacturer now i-li . mm ploy eve' NKA based their budget up M i 00 per-I ieave then jo* **. luinging to a:i able fm r«d cf. HI ntlv the Preai* moi Ihng salts from “ Honey's" Coincidentally, Perora der trooped to M y off mortgayaa i which gibl* to bid on govern iiiriil riiTI 1■♦**4t m-o*. iuu,L*ii ua iJui jurfm urnl TV Tinatin 1 / irr -w ^ K O - Us* minis «iout *ard« - - __ __— . T^ .. •— i U.M.U^r- UiMlIthl $IU, a J7.rll) guld cent collection. thal .Humnar.. Wellci. PrtlldrnL; Veld locally. Pr.ibwbl, aoo ►ig nr.l I\ M w o i \vondale. restnutrade. S llfh lly morr thit, ill P * K « j [ RooMT#u th e1en« noted. vase_ was .___ v.—-* down *----“ If tin re is un\ fiiinih knocked elt'a appointee to wlocaod I th* fU M O O la being Uirrt. i p ' raul own i. iim.I the President of le i made ii.le ••> l.i m troubles in its to the highest bidder for $70, and of the rntire tax roll was collected I I ’ rule,| States st i*u /• gu-ta*.s text lb* Hi i \ Harry Guggenheim aa ambaaaadorl production at thi, time, if la the I '? it* d SlJitoW A S H IN G T O N , Ocl 27 o i l during the past year, instrad of] home «»r farm or furno or a pair of solid silver candelabras I I llrfTe i man. . • i t *:il manto Cuba, .topped in Naw York to||l#v*d. Av tod.ib - • ••111yn t w ith the Decisive government "top. nfTrct that Thompson picked up in Yokonama tin 00 percent which the Comof thi* Kivei •« tit ■11. -an! al out to I 'sc its chat t!« talk things ovar with Ghaaa axaeIn rtlaailn g th'a lnfnrmal|r ln ( Henry Ford am) the n< ~ t I I’ t.....lent m e r*iitiIt for tile luno- iU(i were at woik to .• when the family should telegraph niissionrt* hoped for. one** toi t •,OiM» went f *r $'130. utlvaa. Mr. Andr*w« dU ao in the hn] compenlea, oil l*«ur» rapahli- of fit tif the I hud parties his em ­ «iowd ^Hut, hy careful management Ad either to t he F.ii ni t ’ rod cntyreil th • plai t*n I The auction got under way at Couxens gave his views to tha o t tlM rin g up what he ter bringing ■ conatit linnal teat of ploye*. and t lie\ ate entitlinl to ..at m <| workers to n i t lie >01,1 ministration or th H o m e * * a nei s' l (Continued On Page Hti) 11 \ M . an hour Thompson al* hank officials in commenting on ” m Ulnf*na4tlon" whkh hn. the N K A program \eaterday were the full benefit under it, Histrir in Wo ’ Mgton.j h 111 >1 heard s mil tin crowd's Loan ('orpt ration on-Mh ird lucky because on way evidence to *how that bond buy­ c lr e U a M 'm *«m * part* Judge Mi D>‘fi'Migh r led brought into immediate pr *p<act. i in al i w orker . i mo to bun requesting help " th. *t oke of II he made many I v o g i o n A u x i l i a r y W i l l ers were made to behave special ita t* In coanecUon with thr .within the next few weekII a w a fti'l nidguioiit of $|07 The i«*sptuise, arrordnig In tin o j«-I what they • b «i 1*1 >*• Ho decisions iu\)d\ing millions h Bankof Ford either must satisfy the gov to Kenneth I(•-i«l•*«i tm Inru-elf - .1 lif lie MllVIM'd then I • «P* * I a C o n d u c f T a g D a y S a l e revenues wera set aside to meat (ContinuiNl on Page I ur) ; ••f M| m t« p**pla m y that tiir H U S the obligations but that the fujida eminent that hr i« complying wi»h| and for W a tim T Williams, wait- i i the mill anuouio»>1 that u* an were not segregated In tha treesthe automobile rnds or have huts) \ group Sanford wonim, M 'lllll iTml to II' old I l f i ter* in \ \■••ndale’< eafo, foi wage*. on Important cintm cts d srsided 1 members of (ho American Log'on wry. t* i» *•» •* Tin- l om p' N ina nt did not tut*' ji hm «|own nud not . l * » c « . Into a “ The responsibility o f tha Is­ 1110 ^ 9 0 a w The strel inrn have fniletl ini Auxiliary of Campbell l v»<'ing i ificrntMUi shift, to .-b yui)? ~ >dt a » » t . ir. •>« suing house could not be rellfcd op come to terms with the ivoiher* t h e n i n • to tli I 'tal N K A eoin *'•► 1. will butt • l-holc Firsl Sut-cl . • UIA. ito t-, thaa* - etna o f their "cap tive" coal mini-o « . | pliau. .• l«>i«td but inatcad appltcd I • user st-y m11 »*ay tomoru.w »«*k- because you had taken no stapa tg ooetlderaUe ik I he Auru«ta 11 d* .»»1 n. n t j protect this public wor$ta rrtffrequired vy Prruclrnl Um.v. v. lt. I ,.. vh.« distrfrt court on the |l. .i jrg funiis w'tb which t.» cunt iiu # I noil to these ..Mi f fi ..it v. ih iie j I'K Iv O * F a t * -TjtrAl'Mft' nue." Con tens said. " I think t t t t have been »umm >oed In lh.|,|lBt M local welfare reli if wars. vveir rntitl**<l to th* I vso*i e l,t"0 o I Ul . If John I' 1 Guusls of Kiwanian G ilo (.aidI^NVhlte Houic next Monday. Mrs. Uarcold t ‘. Washburn will la a looaauaaa that tha pure! Ini brvit Ii o f ruiitiiiit. t K nit* V inufnt tni n* ' ■•• tpaii y fni Seminole UrtdiiMiaury |>Jnu" well almunl the St. Johns Klvrr the Ch #f Rstcutivv W t h . t time i arl aa chairman of a group •»/ o f th# Cuban bands dfcd not I mill; .’"oil ot ltir S#k|rj* Hi tlatil (Viufity'* exhibit «*n ttie st«ire of Liu*- freighter "M iss Orlando,** 19 Asxumnce ’ • *< ^IthaiUggpe^tc d llift conduct the to exist.'* I Knti rpi *c mdl- I2*'» hi th** (•!'».- th. r »| Inet.li. MmiieipMl Xtulitnruiin IH ni* inli rs nf the Sanford Ki- workers who wilj \KA tag sale L\w t bjsiowes that tfie'ggrcrin eiit win r i >h j p e a r c t . A r r i v e s . I n C i t y i mill uni L. S. Bosenthall and Shtpafd a. St*d* •’ • I Hugnurf .bunt.p Hu- i f iit i mI I’ b'inla I Npf waill- Out. anil seven *|>et imI coming immediately, ur to l*»y| . *. it t iin n Who* . it A lik e I -it mn in*\ I I . In uni > v\t re t mn gueel- In*' night enjoyed a boat le usa will be ■* .e«l. nml all xll* P Morgan, ('has# vice presidewU, down his own prescript i.m ..f l ' « r S e r i e s O f M e e l m g s il^ r s may eiptH-to be nsked lor I •| \• • fn\ m i rim*: contended the government could pl. i. I I'! ft H i n t n i l ! tt f t i l l | . d l | U ride to A-toi n ndc which com­ I s small tlons11 • • working arrangtm eni" in then-1 ------___ . a AjC 'A not tlr|H>sit money in a bank, hut ir ( fumi'11* •• " f tin r • iniin • bined a Ini - 1lies - meeting o f th# •haft" which, unlike cmumci. ml H aiti i N. IV ." •* of J etk o r I he Auxilisiv, wlnrb has main­ IH n iA N A P O I.T R , IM . 27JiiH r. / j i ,.• jrv« \ < bn ............ . < t'lnnn i • • t luh’« hoard of diieclors, and a so tained a mnsia.i 'i. iixonl •( ret said that these revenues wera fnmlae", "end their whole oulput I" villi- Hepai Iment of t'ommeic--, i I ’ n r i d N A r a h s K i l l f d A s — Leaaer rrimlenU an- likeU. to XX• tint -.In> utii'Mtton tered in s special account anti 'Vat i ml pei loti enjoyed by the entire th* "tcrl m ill" that rnntml tti.-m -ITn „l win. 'ice toward tint irtunates n this it nil r of IN flic e I 'i r t * I n f o M ob face bullet* in Indian*. Al I'.-fn-ty. It n i *t»i '-it i In n Nkii - •h"»* n part v section ,is he i i I by Mir. I*’ . K payn.i-nt* to th.m i.y Cuba ware «tate eafqty dlraetar warned to­ A petition for liim to a- t ; |IA aclninI I i •.!.*, of hi-miu n- d» ie»u t and Iniildt Thi ••.- In al men were accepted Ivournillat (>»b» olTieers «•*• M m rertiflr.1 by Dial gorrrnm **t a l le ft at the White llouar v o te r ( M .s.pf,,,,! , day aa he prepared t « at-Hlgn HSO , . ..f I' m-do. I M IX Pal* stuif. * 27 1/1*1 I).. editl.'l I I f••i n • mla-rship in the Hub during day by a delegation of union, for , h(. |lllr|H i aitka Taka.'i vue pieiiuetit, fun-lp from tbr pprrlal revenue. lllf I'lhlb lt „ ni»li--n*l r-iard.man to • t t q lffje '..In* today fned upon U ri*f n\It., tat - lin t • Iim• e«* a hn-iiie** session w tilt h also re Vi - t M Hoe/*. . recording -u leader". It aaid "Tbrxc captive coal , „thi n oe. p..yl. In th* state’s <rar again*! a t| 't lit;* t II* pM-1 1\vtt ; lie.. Will ID I - -lit I ui tin tiention of a new d v • r» w « l s o f \ i id* - d o nod produrlng rompanlea have refuaed ^ (|)( M in i), M ss IS f n SU*V« MS, lt‘l Ih t». mnreading band of f-ui.iivr rahin i l.it i . t • *- •* v ' cm . I f .tp ItfYl 1 it •i t rut • Inl Dire, I hat of financial secto recogniae thr I'nilt-d Mine ! .... i . *pond i y -ci ei ary; Mi W B om b W reck s H a va n a I to i i l . i ,t i^- tm • ul - w in r mb i tin v vlrta. ii, , # a i i . i 1*otnl NIC \ I ' 11• •met at o u .L ,- Il a po-iiion winch wras t *f. Workers of America and !*• io»» . I I tl man, m i - •• • Mi K- ' ) . .I. , "» . i i 11 disiu-.xum f »ev* r il | i lem •• '••honl to n ^ f- lb«N* » K Diiw-iitt «d ii W'a •*h*'t 1 S I Jim son Il< la- >i#d order* k dim, :t mid •t riii'ii1>1 liumt gain collectively with tin* t ho • n b. " i i I '! i i n K i i i l d i n i r s E a r l y T o d n y i jWj ( l\ , in a -. '» bit mid di'pliiN hill." • tint cl in HUd V •. l i n e • i in :r f; yopresentatives of thnr cniploy**^ ,l,nl h«%«- mm Tin • lull’s r/foits at prnvidiny :. . v i I "I r l»iopt •Tim,. • • ........ . ilo-inselvra Nil'll in nil v. (Mid* •, V\ I' Gi ••£!!• • a lt IM 'I W e are dcinandinir recognition o l . ^ ^ h *hr NIC \ j••".'iMin itn-1 a>irt|tiMt«* fm ilities for I'mdii. to assemblt nml ilmfdnv nil 'j well uador­ uOder* . i f, v-ltlil! I «• lit'l-p. .............. . our union and the same rnnt».« t ** ° 1 • % bt •ts K Mit.l 11 ot ip Nvere given Met K J»*bn *n .toni! tliin1 1ii in rnfi1 nment 1 he Ml atlon \t a« I « III e nil tiliii- prmltnt* ip jc r iinp. I and conditions as prcvs l in the honor guest ;*f veinii impetus Nsitb the an birthday (>! T e d d ) to two buildings in midtown H a­ f i e '* '»*'-« fin l iini •tint iii| afi er In n -emble m il display all m* a* M i l *'d I I * b 1 i,i i I B M lllltk' . !• it |* commercial mints of thio tern |« pen t<» the |. lioiilit« ment b) Kiwanian t’ablwel lies |*in knril. to asM-inhlc ’ hn«e xlfcnq " « large Mi ■• I lt> VAhell tin* Montczu.i 111 *1 I .v pisy* i . rlmt i.e will not only in futuie Koosevelt Is Observed vana I hi" morning and nita person (-at even lo ry ." ai I ituplny • tiniifd and pM'M i ' " ' -tout#' it n I viiitritaf t lo I l f quo vKxcept for the phra*t "recogni |H-tft I that ii " It o lk»* It l|* I • . .art f hi kid f>. •toiinl. I he Scouts (he use of any wa* injure-! A hosiery "tare, ana on th ' 11 • 11 ' • siai \ tnblei; M i-. I"l'*« g a rg s ," ha said at this h t • ' oik, nud forun'«l |»n*cfs*ion banned O YSTER HAY. N. Y . Ort. 27— of the damaged tion of our union" thi* wns vthat .tispiiMtional <a ••f b • iiiotm trucks whenever building,, waa l I . i*.«n of Iedsl • Mniin*e t*» A few hour* Islet, Arthur I M t I . * v I |) UN * | b) the mitleultiss. tha Chief E u r d i w had icquiri’d . d Hade .on O'f •lo ) in- ti«**-tlfd. ImiI I hut he also l/It T<> a hiy hnua# wher. a wom ­ owned by Angel Cambo, who also die, 24. was bit and dlsplaN • andietl f » u it and shot and is anni au.i killed vmru tiv pt fue hop*(ul The tfoxid, itimed u illi (ha steel mm. Tin- worker*, ed him »t) Saul rd, are an in black live, thar, cam* today will f-nni-h any amount of lum­ er, had been reque.ted ■y that tin* puhlt*. part' tilurily mci- aims, sticks, stones and other r it " p peel; I !» llainet o f XMm ber I be Seoul» might need to ini-..a(a, from far and near— for owns a radio station usad by \h* telle* men » b s » T i« g !n ran n fU f the efflrartt •ontRUAdnl hlnirM over missiles, endeavored to break nuuitc, and It F XVbuntr of San build a new camp 'h im to go back to w »rk imined»- t hauls who nr** confused it « n tha 7b annlrrrmary o f tha government. Aft. i ford, to handb the flower exhibit Wtaty, pending negotiation of n N KA rntAts mii<( i cgdiatkifii, will through a police cordon Thirty women, representing Ih* St*P duringg a prowler In v c k lM .' Thor-e attending la-t night both uf thr lata Theodora tlooaa*lln I'om iu iii'’c, tu-aded liy S '• making srvrral baton ch aigf the contract. T ill" they (ailed lu d j.| attend^ vrlt. mothers of 04 students slain In th* tion- , ■ Slimln.Dor a , il.airman, expe l» t" were Kiwaniana Howaitl Overlin, wfU A l 7:30 o’clock, Mr. P la ice is police fired. \ T h * aama delegation « a . eacoiled Mr*. Rooarvell, widow of thn ‘Machado regime, called on P rl who pieslderl. Rill Dulio-e, Arlhurj .In-it nil Hi. ffr t" al winning a, Military force, and member" •.( into tha btfire ot Hugh S. John­ to uifet with the lo*aS Advisory Johnwi-ri. Frank' l ’ rc«i-l»nt who died in IUIB. apanl deni Grau laat night and demand, L l r t d b U f g h r i V i H i t P a i o l a * inaiiy fir»t |iiue» aa |to>aibl<- m ill llianan,^ A H son. N B A head; b> Jnhn I. l^-w... ( ’ mmitU'r at (In Mon ezuma Ho­ the Kural A ir Forre- Palr.tim ‘lay quietly, receiving token" ed that he immediately start the I'lei c* Walter Coleman. Jno ll.| il, • •liiliil. W — rk toward that • n-t the union president, t.» b*avr an lt I. This meeting is opo'i to the la under Britiah ibnndate an •inkiiM, Howard Long. Have Ho o f remembrance and devotion. Tha trials uf Machadlata now In cus­ S M f O r l 9 2 7 T r I u n i 3 » ’> 1 k..t i.mler way yeati-nlay. an-l ui public. Identical petition. held in read Inca*. nation ralrhratrd Navy Day today tody. Grau explained h« had *p ..■inl tlie p-il-iir I" invited t" " f nisk' VV. A Patrick, S F. Dmidw ) . Jno. (b I eonardy, Peter al*o—beeauar RiKiaevelt waa auch many problems pressing ha is un­ til it assist am e. F A L L H T O IIIH IIK A T II able to set a definite data. Schaal. C. K Raw son, K ( ’ Harp- a .trnng aupporter o f tha natry. • r. XX II. Zachary, Rupert Strick­ P O IN T P I.8 A B A NT. W. V a . bile Of Negro Spared land, and Otto Caldwell, .nd A. J. Oct. S1-— 0P) — A man carrying an ,, . iV « I * ♦j * I I'eter-on, S. A. Rlvr, George liarjon card I<eanng the | | { y Order ( ^ f 1 r c H i d e n t , mon, o. e . wrhite, j. a sands, jr., Ernest Hood Itunyon, .*Ut. n f ; ---H K McNah, and Paul Simpson. F ully i*U autoiiicihih's will l.c in Nov |f’». one w*-# k »ftrr the fnnAahland, .Ky.. waa killed la.t nighi XV \<HIN'GTON, Ocl 27. <A*» the “ giHil w ill" motoftadc whim |oria«b* has e s n o d tm a faU from a railroad trr»lle. tlir* inctAagf * V/ ,Hf" rr * — "• '‘‘•‘ '• T r a d e B o d y C o m m i t t e e will visit evrty town in this coun- nf gi»o<i wil| mu-I co-operation T « • ......... With representative* uf 10 fe n - by-laws, and Introduction o f th* ty on Thursday Nov. 9. it wa- in- through the coumv. ‘ ■ . * * ■ ----------------------of the following candidates also cams a* f. . ntLf-Irr. M illiam Wa.hinytim. b C 'IS V ' P I t s O t l J C C t l V C S tral Florida Woodmen dnateil this tnoimng when ». s fw j y,.-t,.ri|.vi. \0 NU$*»mn|»iles Sold 300,000 IMantH rial mi reliant ’* it-^i*-. " ih ii I oiI n .wn-ilay tv World Camp" in att-ndanta, tha highlights of tbs meeting: J. W, mniitt' e ..... had lioen pronu-ed, plu- many do The immediate re e-i.t-n, r f the |,i n-vi- t-»-la\ Ihrouirtt a prr.-tiinl flrat quarterly maatlng o f Wood­ Horton. G. 8. Yales, K C. W ith pos«*d of l»avi |b»niskr, K I " ° f nation* A .tonudulra will l»- «-ti •CAIRAGM IAA.NT s Ik a rlM lM and A Ii J ohiifoii made n 1 . l.-|.t>- n, i m11 hy tli* f'refthlt-nt - -ad marker* in tin. ro-inty, and men District No. 2, hr Id at tl.a rnogtog, and T. J. Townsend, o f Ifirt trrrd by lllll Hardware C o. San iIn proper niarkln,uf .11 road" «a k H M 4 . U H s k M O L tih rr mt t Itntitn -tin, aft->ther m-irrn early. IIJ 3 U on Its canvas of I be store- on I he ford Drug Co k l A h l i a-’ *11 --------Xlaxwell Stewart, -.-.hm M) miles nf Hanf-rd, ■■ an Woodmrn Hall here last - night, Sanford, and Charles Hargia, u|| l i s t l « t S « Ufa Ml re a l. M.— south side of Fust Street ) -ter Metropolitan I if»* tnaurgnre Co., um. . I-i-tM.« ult-«i a f-w mtnuli*. » • rectlre art up jy noinber. of t- day waa termed e - a decIJo) lim alllla. l i l S f l Z mm H J I X e - l t . l l f l r s . later * 11 tool I knowing that th< Tha Hanford Hsrald and Itg reAmerican Fruit Growar* Inc Prevail ss<l re. aexllle. •lay t i Publicity Comm-tte. of the sjrceas by Consul Commander C lif. of I roinpaiilon had I m-cii Thi" group rr|*-.ite.t that it had' Sanford-Atlanire National Itank, purtorial staff cams In lojt ' th* .-'•minola County ( i ’ .n h er of Sevlll., Florida, •ecurail promise* from In mer- Francis C. St.-k.-. t.*n., Sanford .pare-l tein|iorarily. commendation of memberx o t th* i • nimrrea who met I i first »c»- C. Collins of the local Camp. The |- - l*-nl tele| honed from Oct. IS, 1933 chant" or firm , that a car - ill - Gear and Dart. I n , and Reel and The meeting waa prrs'ded over aisemtled Camps w h e n 's rear, . on of the new »ea i-n ■' the City lit. i-e-1 " l l c i receiving a rrroni HarmId, entered in tin* motorcade. In ad- Kon. th* Sanford hy U. F. Hargis .of Umatilla, who lotion .uffered ay 11*11 yesterday Baaford. Florida. dltton, tire ronimtiiee m -h rod. Those makiiiy- *a«h di-iyation* to liieidalm o ftoin the S--li-itor-Grn Head" o f tha Rotary Ktwanlf, waa ra-alfcled as Di-.trlcl presl- Camp, was approved, and adopted D w .M n t .mall cash donation, towam th>n-. the Iioni.k e-lloy-JohlKo* ** . , team aral ao tl-at fie .h evidence might Lions, and th" Annrin.ii l * g i n d im during an elect! m of ottIcara. unanimously. K c lle a l.j yaatenlay »<>• n ta a e Mali ua alatrment of our c.pense of the NltA "Be It raaolvtd that District .No, Seminol* Cream lie inve.tlgated • I! be asked lo c.-opeis • In lliia More th*p IK) Woodmen were • add laat waek. and w ill mail which the molurcacie I. to a-lvrr- cry. Sanitary Fi.h Market, Itanja2 of the Woodmen o f to* W orld o f oliyrrlivr oy either erecting or re praeent. W a aold Bear SOOjDOO planU Use. from 24 merchant, or firuia. min U«p«rtrnenl Store, Dave BoCam* The election of officer* resulted Florida, and Calary C m AC TS IN B AN K CASK {■aintlng signs now |n u. • so that i MBulta o f aaioe. As announced ycatrnl.y, >> itaa ■Uka., ilots-rt- Gmoery, W II. in addition L< an indlietiun nf At follows) B. F. H aigls, presi­ No. 026, Woodman o f the World. Vary Im ly yoora, bren decldr--! that a tra-l- »tiin-.-la- Lone, R A DETROIT. Oct 2 7.-011- It welcome to Hanford, the i-lice and dent; J. W. Know and W. L- H ar­ In Joint formal aaaaion do hereby Newman, Touchton Proeatt and C*. tion campatim is aa -ramr-iiatat D m , <tn M aiw -ll Stewart. J. G. wa. d-.i I -se-l at a meeting of the i-i i o f the meeting* of theca vey, o f Sanford. Dr. C. Dstnka, o f express to The Banfo d ” H *f| M . *h «r* atalrment refer* In need, and that a motorcade of "It- McCrory t o , I. T. IIo*a, Col- rreditor.' commi'tee ywaterday niganitatIona may be m a'c brown. U tiatilla, C. J West, o f Orlando, and IU reporiorial staff th* >1ly­ t*4 whlall alao appears in thU abla proportion, can att’ -ut Ity < u, /. 4 Brown. that Henry Ford ha. turned over Co-operation with lb.-i f'ornmer. Ernest Dean, of Ocoee, and D. w. re re appreciation ot '* * 4 ergaai. . I^uit • ( ) m w #i-» lee., to th-/ committaa written proales rial Activities committee in pro­ Hooka, o f DeLand, vice prejldants; xatioDs far the v e ry gan ^ o tu | | a 8a many letter" a n d attention durrny a de>V ~ US tha same thin*: the county. S i tfo ia r e - 1and splendid pnbilclt/ shown them flational Bank, to r 123.000.000 on dt.K-Ml In Dm- moting H R *. Festival Day on E. B. Phillip, of Tha drawing card* for the c Hfltthi.On, M R. WlUon, closed Guardian N a litra l Bank of Nov. 18 also wau prnin -.d quickly, automo•lactad *acralary-tr«waarerj C. C. through tha columns ad •. th* Shop i ip. [ DoMar. Detroit in auppori o f a depositor*' i* article" found iy r*aidant* will Include a M Those s tU a J i'c the m ieting Few er*, ot Umatilla, watchman; paper," said tha raaol ".l**l twwgyi, Tha raaflutlon was rlgiMd hy J. C. Stoke. Co., ! Bauman plan In obtaining • payoff from v rro : J. L . UarentAtte a. chair­ W ill Kenny of U m aiilU .escort, _ Other numerou* o f all-day entertainment". - ....... f ully rompUtad i o i m aart o f bargain »ale in every P*ad and Supply C-o, Aral r/-d tho Inalitution. Tha committee in ­ man. II. H , Co'en.Jn, R. I. Dean, and W . P , Fields, of Sanfaed, Mn- G. Sharon, 0 . C. CoUIm . L 1. Disc kin, 0. dicated enough prox.et have eeen t W. Lnwtoa. B y n n btcphrn*. tk n m c h tha y f n o f The liar- atom In tha city Th* NKA M e- Bo m , Sanford Gear and l y r t j aerured f » r a pqyoff. tival will be "taged ori Tliur»daj " W u . of a coni tit atlon and fewera. tJmolrhuu**. ami K arl Lahmaun. I t R O O S E V E L T G E T S Budget Baaed On 70 BLANKET CODE IS VALID CONTRACT, JUDGE DECLARES Preliminary Plans Kiwanis Directors i «r (Mamin Pair'Stage Meeting On Exhibit Are lit awn K»ver Freight Boat 3 OuMw-War' OnMaraudmjrBdiid; t 0 { ’ Desperate Men; - I (>0 Automobiles To Be In Good-Will Motorcade Through County On Nov. 9 s Collins Declares Woodmen District Meeting Here Was Decided Success ■ d'fl-'gN i .JJB . • l a , . •. I f i l a'A' L �H a s In o r d e r t o understand a n y th in g a b ou t th e fr e e g o ld n a u te t w hich P resid en t R oosevelt has recently established It la n e c e s s a r y 'to ' Iftiew som ething about th e m ean in g o f prices. M o s t o f us th in k o f prices as being th e va riou s sum s o f M i n e r w hich w e h a ve to pay f o r Qic th in g s w e bu y, but [s u r ‘B rain T ru sters in W ash in gton w ould probably define* a pairs u b ein g th e radio betw een a g iv e n com m od ity a a d a g iv e n m edium ^pf exch a n ge or b etw een tw o g iv e n com m odi* L o e a H y t > * British, too, have ha-J a per# poaa. They . a n aimed to redo— the uxlenul ' l l * * of sterling aad limn lo steady I t Being Industrial exporters. H e y have net wanted l a raise tbeto internal prk~s hat t^ radou* l%u n e t o f thkr avport* In foreign mart eta. So a * need not nnruro* toe a.citedly that the fo ile d States U em­ bark'd oa a policy the like tif which was never kao vrn on land or Nrvnrthelesa, it must be admit­ ted that, theegh the device and th*. purpose* are not nearly no atrap re as they look, the manner af.the President in adopting them and announcing them may hjve important massn , n r * i The British and the Frrn-h did wtmt B ffiLB V E R A R T Q H W A A Y i B P S NEVZR W ILL: Now aUo jM mid gray h*ad«d, God, forsake me not: unjil ( gT U . hhOFcd Uty *lrengtb unto W^Ru generation, and thy power to ,i OWry one that is to rnme.— Psalm In W e e k s b «t it ib w M haw been espectad tvn u a c Sanford is only one ot hundreds #f 80*1 ben* commaalU*u whose resident, ara e b r n r ip f for farm loan. The machinery had not oaty to. be set up but placed in operation as well, and the results but delays were thus brought about.” " I t ia safe t j say,” llr . Andrews continued, “ that aay Urn* a grow­ er ia heard complaining that ha co.ldn't get a loan or that the land Bank h a t doing a thiny for the growers, bia collateral didn't warrant a loan.” Charles Dunn, on the local An* mention's directors aiklcrf the further la formation that “ i'oltL*. hasn't entered into the farm loan s.tonI ion na tor ns e » can tell Loans are being ma4« imparti.uy and os rapidly na o wsit-in ” .it the same n os, Mr. Andrew* listed that applications arc «e n g acted upon aaucb more rav dly than at first. "The isackin*,/ u .ladually speeding up. be ssi't, Europe, did w t erase until the groat California gold production began. The deflation after th* Civil War did not end until th* South African gold discoveries in the late nineties. Whether this Is cuiscdence or cause and affect, K is difficult do say.'It la a fart that the best periods o f the post hun­ dred years have hern the decades o f rising prices following a marked increase in th* gold sup­ ply. Those who have the greatest roofidenee in th* I'reaident'a phil­ osophy maintain that a revalua­ tion of gold will produce the saiuo results as groat new discoveries of gold. For myself, I do not know enough to say that they are rais- IDDLE8 ONE. TWO AND TUKEK I b flghleil lamp, my Iova, miAiight cry, V' iboHal worm that died lo prove I rabid not <li*. J»»r I* a cedur Ire* tranche* spissd; iitd •tnnprrr'uirTs'Ki, tjflFhPlft. TTi Ib ■>'<(ptn o f dollar dnvnluxiion la c x a r tly th e « m * i f n fo rm e r hod pil«**l up on Ih e flo o r o f his hnra »H the ent h « had grow n tiurinR the season. H e lak es * ''.ntiling on Utrcsj iket and mynsurea iL, He finds he haa a N f lover is or vmllsst pain T h a i dUeouraxca him . H ia not enough. S o h e niia , Or endian* pans*. in a h r ig h l. kien. li e takes I t o bushel tuiakrt »n d cuto In tw o. ca'ltag each h alf a iiuahel. and w ith one o f th e t o m e t l m e s a n i m t l n c l i v * mu le vea, ho again m easures hia whent. T h is tim e ha flntla •eking |lm rlud; haa tw«x thmiaantl Imahela. }k) h r feela b e tte r even lovey la a thief who itoie iiir Ii he haa no m ore w h eat than he had iiefore. I Mama of God. Tf (h ia 19 th a enae. one w n roiim how th e n ew golcl pouBy S h ftr M. Madslava. p f the A d m in latration la go in g to help anyone. W p In thia w ay, that anyone who ow es m oney contracted - Tha goverauisnt desertua all tha ear o r tw o w ill he aide to pay o f f in depreciated didUTSJit for whatever credit is voa. T h e ch ief problem o f the fo rm e r la not ao much p n c e « ing extend»<i. . It la drbta. Moat o f them are h ea vily in volved. For a totanlry which had ahanhad.-the gold standard, the D. • •wftia to be amazingly intaisttla acquiring mors af 41. Considering all tha mousy which 8 1Cat>aa govarnment burrswml nil th# Chasa Bank, wo can't a why it was aecta.ai/ lo levy # toss* down thsre at all. Ivan though tha laterl i uf In lary plan may In- g It •■dyeri. 'going to insVs pi ter ■ iuglivr. If you haven't already Liught ’« buy AQW And g#l il av#r s u b ■ Albert Wlggln. Xurmiuly b«ad cf the Chat* bank, has irncrvusl) ffvVA Op that humtind thuusand dollar w year psivuin th, »t»«kMldera eava hJro. But anyhow lie's £ « * « b )y gpt span other liicume. IW i'don't eitpect to tln<l him In • t r bread Una. Tha retailer* code, which l»intaa grocars, aad druggiit* as <U aa dzygsoda .maeckanta, goaa t# aRact ua Maadra- Tha panaity k violating aay » f It* provisions * f»9#. f t * » * 'wrath* in .M l, for $ 1 2 0 ,2 0 # K W i w d gross ruga Ooal W l e i f w h ea t In ' selling, f i r a d olla r s bushel, th e price o f w h eat is one dollar. O r t o p u t it an oth er w a y, one btlahei o f w^ieat is equal to one d o lla r W e ifx p rc s a 'it th a t w a y be­ cause dollars con stitu te ou r m edium o f exch an ge. B e fo re taonay waa invented, th e price m ig h t h a ve lieen expreaaed ( L e n t ,tat>. B*t, uf .our**, there l* mor* row mi to the l*rwideal's pton than that- finished H , Has definitely committed him- the pries 'J tf to the theory that he rani (active, nyumgr th, dollar to bring about |aro prlc rat# o f » ic h a n g e was itie uric* level he desire*. As to k#ta ia i cable. Nobody knows , •MU, w. shall see what we shall j ling. A p*..il.t know rist'iftl to There is no established and, <i«e* w ness gold content or Ihe Ilf. They have to to di»» —( trial ■n.t error, or If ynw like. hr|vgw»u»» adhwtment and ssperieoee. U f«l. mm* economists who think that —« for lowed that the nest oere.-srv .ten th* prise-Jevvl cannot he mampu- have Jus waa to ■#' up marhlnerv. i t o l s f la ted h y rasael ary device*. There slenl hn tn the Brlil.h Eoualiration Fend ar* other* who think It ran be in- chances hv which, fh” rotd and the'at fliiebce.1. Hi different degree and, * « " " ^ -hsnee vslns of the itnlltr could ht Aifferuat times, b-- th* e«pm *-''ho^* of ho manlpulstod and direeled wttb thin' or eontracTiun of rredil.' nmrjly a view lo finding the most satH There sre >till nlhtn who factory point On this them have tain that thu-price uf gold is lie- Jhe n*k torn no seri'Sii differ#nees of cisive in the price level. The |*res-1 V— blent ha« ilccbted la try out thia e-uulre opinion. ■JU’ Now Ito device which the Pr-si third theory, and as th* ezperident ha* adopted is. If I underaland it. essentially an equallsaflew fund. Th* government, through Ito P 9 f . is In h-iy ami **U gold ia the world market, as In aubatanc* the British bars torn doing, as Ihs Ftracb did under Poincare * hen thev were woiking afULdD altar th e. 9** 11 their way tnwanl Ihe •tahUirallon .a n d thr thirty r“ ,*‘ ' of the franc. and rvvolution in l*T*<* -'"TT., th# Prt/idABt'ft pUn *pp##n lo «!lffer most fr»»m the prm c#dur* o f Ifritain and Franc# ta hi its hold dirlururv of th* ptarp### ^ » f ^ u ,p“vce:or^ i tlvlty arsing triakrcv Maoy are pm paring ground fue tha largest crop uf cahl'ag* In Ih* hiilnzy of San/urd. Whil* aarty lad c«ik'|d pala led ta a I r o n act vagi, |l now looks aa if every aueilqjla tUlahi* aero will b* cultiratedTh* celery crop will be ia rrtty d heavily. Lgttucn wUI ** pkaw* turnaL I Tha popnlnrtly ot TralmaARpt •!>'? Marlow wAa allcsted la by dha ainployer* look Saturday vrhrtPl coauaitlra ropteseatiag Lh* raqdoctors and Iraumtaw ol tha Jack aop villa divieion called at lha Rob' bigg Nrot Qatol njtoro Mr- .pmJ Mya. ktorlaw hr* fvabilag apd^ra n d d : V 9 • W . n rbea#r a W ith T h o N e w Im a aikad fo r haa a ■root c t 'd been (Tooted the fanner, tad if ati o f the loan. are auprored, folly f.yo.ooo wlQ tom# Into thia * c tio».” Mr. Andrew, explained Social Calendar provide funds fur crop product: it building and repair at fhrm prr?cr j, end the pocha e ot ii*u Mirk. Und .snd equipment. All loan* are predicated upon the presentation ot a clear first r t y p in g r t ,M , mortgage upon l— property pin'ad up for collate•ai. In the crcni th* property already m S K M IN O L K C O U N T Y .m^tgaged. the property owner maj apply to the govemmenl for C R E D IT A S S O C IA T IO N a loan to pay oft the amount of toe first mortgage wh rn thca wo ld be clear befors turning it avct for rollslersl. V .jile applications, are toing token daily, they are slowing op perrrptioiy, ale, An dn w i Mat'd. Ills ufTce, In the VaMr* Mo-el building on Pork Avet.-jc ,1. i | N t*„ily however, for th* convenience of persons desiring tor u Ioann of at.) amount. ,Thr lucgl Association was cJgan x#J ia June received it* «h»rS i«v u ’» F ta c * tcr in September, ,sd lira' return. u| wn application, .tar *J m n iltf ui gbout Sept 15. R. B. Chapman i. p-eiidcn; of 'be Association. « . e. H *'ly i. vice 1 i '? T s b e ll't * ZTt - resident jn d th* dirts: us are Cptries Dunn, R. B- L'ni|.man, J. J. Dully. John Mcisch, S r, and L. A Brumley. Tb* Ladles’ Fane/ Wuca Circle fated day fur aut •mnhUeamat tail Thursday aftern-xm at car fell off U>* faery m st af* the ho#a pi Mra P- A. CalderU. roronrd from a watery j| A lte r Ipcndlngua'tinm pU.ront •»“ *«• rad J. 8. Ihskjt i*. ■. —T l . ™ ^ . lugethcr ia a head un cellist fY C ri# Wri* V # ***k . lh* boat-' (h- W a K U ) ( U , | i * 3 psa served to her gue.le rsnana, b-uth cars. Several ended, nwatora and raffee. These (UC. ware affheted with t * gasaaat ,wam: , lir a Ulna*. Mr*- >u*J* « f the carburetor gad ft MilUsr, Mat- !?•»*•. Mr* Roberts. to run on Sunday and k%1 M n- Furjun, a»d Mr* T. K- Beta*, lowed back- to the h rroitaL 99. I . Wright af the laral peat Mr. sad Mrs. F. B. K e M ofria* f avea sisitad hia brother at Htaraa. N. Y. ar# Imiriag Wink** Any lira an Saturday aad i toto.of Jf^rlAt, a:*d,Mort< Sunday returning Monday. haul r; -» M . Onto*ha* haa zeturard to s*f t,r, Mr*.' If. ^-jri.V?;. ftnafoed to ha ta aa tha vsgatabt* K. .H r- Ne-‘. tvs sf-t 'l'J r U L Iy F A S H IO N E D H O SE (Chlffea ar garrlea w,iahi> M A R T IN oclork with Mias Maude Jlnktm^ Third .Street and laurel Avenue. Cirri* Number Two o f th* First Baptist Church will meet at 1 :M o'clock at th* church annei wWh Mrs. L U. Bragg na hostess. Circle Number Throe ot tha First Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 o'clock with Mrs. Robert Meriwether, <18 Oak Aronue. Circle Number Fir* o f the First Baptist Church will meet nt the home of Mr*. B. C. Moore, 801 _Utost- Twentieth Street, f o r ' h spend the day:party to do hospi­ tal work. A covered dish luncheon will he served at noon. Circle Number Slz of th* First Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 o'clock with Mrs. A. J. Peterson. West First Street. G O O D Q U A L I T Y H O SE D. ft ^ W r Y A - a r s f'- H v Wieboldt’s Studio * " 'F f c k A t O M ’ s r - M L. H E N R Y 3 >. M cL A L L IN , Ar. Optoaa.lriat " 11#•*lP im t h» •» A*r *as-« , , 4a, -. Sanford Cash Feed Store M A " i, ’ Cor, 2nd and Hanford f “ S a n ford ’a Only Hom e-On net! Fin d S to re " K v BALLARD ’S FEEDS and FLOUR j r .: w : r. w o o l i -e y p . a . mf . r o b e r t c iia f m a n DOZIER & G AY’S Q U A L IT Y P A IN T S hlS.i Qwner Mgr. Ballard rfep. • . C onsequently, T h e y ( M Special In Children’s Shoes C h ildren 's S H O E S — 8 ig e s '2 H to 8............ O X FO R D S or S T R A P S — S ix to 2 - .......... I 'A ls o S ito d a b tn Men'll, W om en 's at a H I* STANLEY ^ROGERS HAK1 Mr*. R. M. Warren bus neen appointed general cha n u n of th* „ fWelborn’s O n th e F irta to n e C ow d rey Brake Tester t - njriatC'.GursftWiirk—-Be CertA'w O T O S C O P E . w Flin tin atea Gur.raw ark T e lia A e n r a t e ly A n x m h l o f Cma UsetH ! r: B U Y N O W B E F O R E P R IC E R G O H IG H E R . In Addition to thg/oDnwing Uat o f specials w e will have roaqy ether llem a at p r i m ,/ j ia effect a ft e r toraerVdW; ' ! ' Lars* I* Oa Hon. H'tf Water DROPS* SHEETS !• In I t * r*num lUnltary Napkins LAMP8 Willi Shads H i ) ! U 4 i# i lluu»# • C O U PO N ** This >C o u p * rri And ■<' .will Admit, O n e • V e p r in t s ; V ? Yard* m y W n r ltl. *. Sat, Only! f w l Cater Asaaried raltfraa I 00 Sat » . . 4_ Destruction O f World By Flood Is Depicted In Milanc Film Today 4 < * v » < y co rn e rs E ET. Ky[la . # d*7> “ r ^ •dnCiL,. iyfi, y : ' ' ------------a »! , IP M r? - ^ iim To-Nigtlt Saturday Bakirov *- ^ D O U B LE SHOW Handkerchiefs 2lorSc i , Hallowe’en ANNIVERSARY SALE III 7' \i « , TOMORROW M " ,, B v rrn n r n i Y i m I t ( \‘» « whit* star jaamin* m«*r* arranged aIlitlo n* > awn . . Tues.iay rvrninf from 6:00 o. clock about th * p a rty ro o m «. Fid* A ftrr atvrfal pr ».«.»»% of to 8:00 o'clock at th* bridg* b gji %ror* ^rtsr, » lk lin­ Primary School for th* heoef t ofi gerie. waa awarded l i Mr*. M. S. th* Ka«t Sidt P.-T. A. I’ Un* at* Wiggina. Th# pritr waa wrappa-l bcinjr mad* to far* f » - a Ia nr* In whit# tUiua and tied with pink numltrr of jru*ati> Itooth* for th* *al* of candy, ribbon whfl* the tallir* ai.<l «»thrr bridg* arewaaorie* a n r den gnrd Bandawh**, anti cold diinkw will in.pink aod wkii#-----—^ At th* tc* hour a hula.l t n in r waa R*rvt*d by thr ho«tr»« i, aaaiated h> lira. Ralph It Wight, t nr telling, ami Mr*. Wiggina. Th«ur i n i»m wr*r#: Mra. Floyd A. Mr> Walter S. C>lemar lion.bolder, Mrs. Iti Mrs. C.' It. Kin ley, Fill*. Mrs. II. B. I TUESDAY A Hallowe'en carnival will be M. S. Wiggins. given from 6.00 P. M In g 00 p. M. at the East Side Primary School for the benefit of the East WH*n iliM itrr loom# over th#ir Side P.-T. A. l»arlcto#t ricken brad*, how human The South Side P.-T. A. win a., h#inf« behav* u p*ctur*d ip r r U ’have a llallovro'en carnival at th* * . / |ularly in “ I^rluir*.** RKO Radio school from 6:30 P. M to 9:00 P. re-reat ! ^#»lh Perry Shannon. Sid M. Proceeds for welfare work. rftmine.l Blackm*r and U U Wllaon Monday1^ Q llkV ** th# Milan# tonight and WEDNESDAY Saturday. The >»>ard of the Garden Club A« th* farth ii cautioned about imminent destruction a pnrst dr rlarr# to hia congregation that th# rpiuHlr of Noah's ark ib to I* r#pea ted. Men and Rumen with­ draw their nione^ from th# banka. Carnival Trains g«»ing anywhere ar* Tucaday, 6 lo 8 I of Sanfard will meet at 10 00 A. crammed with passengers who at­ IlenafH East Side I*. T. A | M at the home of Mr. and Mi* tempt to escape to safety. Fam I E. II. Stowe, Cameron Avenue. Hies climb promontories, hillside*, plateaus and embankments to be nearer to heaven, ami away from the flood. After the inundation, only three hundred survive, among whom arc Marlin Wetaster ami 1'latr* A r­ lington, wh« fall in love on their Martin believe* his wife U kn l de*tl. but when th* «oupl* contra to th# nurvivom* R*tll#m*nt, #h* t« living, and tor triangle faces a baffling situation. Prrgy Shanm»n portrays (la ir*, Sidney Hlarkmer la Martin ami leois Wilson depicts the wlf* in •*D#lug#.** Fell* Frist, Jr. ala# di* Mrs. Stiles Is Hostess At Hallowe’en Party Halesman “ Beat F o r Fhc S ou th ’ Alw ays. Mrs. Warren IsNamed Chairman O f Carnival 69c-75c-89c 19c to 49c w L u ^ g W M M T g . SANFORD T W E N TY YEARS AGO i P f ' A . C.' Chamberlain in apendj i o ( today in Ocala attending the ainraal convention 0f the State Dental A««ociation. A ' *; -L. P. Galibin of Tallshas.ee Mr. and Mn. P. J. Peitaer hare FRIDA T. b ta goes to'Orlando after spend­ returned to their home in Osceola Th* Maakateera' Club will pre­ ing 0 frw guys 'bars with Mr. and n fU r apending about two month, sent a “ lady or gent” tag dance Mrs. C M.-Berry, West Sid*. ot various point, in New Jersey. from 9:90 P. M. to 2:00 A. M. — y Mr. and Mrs. A. I- Bette and at the CHy HalL Vf'Mju. Roberta Howard and Mrs. 8 A TTR D A Y . Mr. and Mr*. T. R Melllng spent Walla— W. Wright laft today for Mss Mary Frances Andrews Wednesday evening in Orlando a. Qutocy to upend th* weekend tho guest, of Mr. snd Mrs. W. will give a certificate piano re­ cital at 8:00 P. M. at th* studio of Mat Jordan. Mrs. Fannie 8 . Munson, Myrtle S. E- Barrett of Jacksonville, Mrs. Sherman M. IJoyd. who Avrnu*. Mrs. Margaret McRae emofty o f this -city, waa th* underwent an operation recently achdon go eat Wednesday of Mr. ut the Fenuld-Laughton Memori­ id Bra. H. Roby U ln g , Mayfair. al Hospital, was removed to her homo on Oak Avenue today. Mrl. Ralph B. Wight and Mrs. Mr. ami Mm. I.inlon E. Allen jrruk’W. Putter ■pent Tueiday Wmf Wednesday at Daytona Beach spbnt yesterday at Daytona Reach •_____i . u _ • » ... with Mr. ami Mrs. Clyde A. Byrd. The were accompanied home by their daughter. Helm Elizabeth, who had been viaiting Mr. and Mrs. Byrd for several days. A N E W S H IP M E N T Announcement was made this moAllpg of Ihs services every Sewrog 'ami b.eco aad other » card gapm* wrr* rnjaytd by Utt ' member* « f thr Sowing Club , t party (Iron lart th* spend-tbe-day party ru m myther, Mrs. R. T. 11 W xIrw J iy for th* club mem-era hnr hoaao at Elder 1 l r Mr*. U-‘ J. June* ot her home. lenrod. daUio... and Mre. K. K. Smith g*»c an ar mint ia, accentuating a of her recent trip It the World'. fair. , • f black and orange living rooms of the During the afle-noon a h.ndmade luncheon cloth war donated I hiring th* evening d s u h ii • to thr club by Mr*. Johe K Jones waa unjayad on the patch which and wa* awarded to Mi*, f . J. waa decorated w th moss and ■Jo ire*, lin t W. K. le w ii at* » repal am dad lighted with novelty ceiled q novelty ( 1ft. lamps. Refreshment, a a e served Memters rtf The Herald force' Those present w ee: Mi». K. J. at a later hour by toe h-stese, enjoyed a swimming party and j t'amoron, Mrs. J. W. Ilarkry. Mrs. su ited by Mrs. U M. Leinhari. Picnic Jester.by afternoon and'U. W. Stiason, Mrs. John R. Jones, Those preseot wen*: the Miues evening at (Cvansdale Park in'M rs. W. F. Lewis, Mr*. t\ K. MeEugenia Warren, honor guest, Labe Mary with ahool 20 personi| Kee. Mi*. F. K. Smith, Mrs. S. J. Sarah Moye, Maw McMahon, in attendance. The party left heie Davis, Mr*. T. I . Noble, Mrs. (’ . J. Freda Canas, Mari. ■ ll.y o rt, late bi the aflernoon and mj:«.ied| Jones, MK* Nell Wilkinson anj Martha McDonald, Evelyn Ecbvls, to the pork where awimni ng was] M s* Catolyn N ule. Cathryn White, Mary F>rrvslcr, participated in until th* , upper. ---Johnny Lou My rick, SaJte Lrin- hour. ' hart, Dorothy Warren, and St. Later in the evening a Urge D r . E l i z i Clair White, 111, Itoy Echols, bonfire wa* built and dancing vr.1 Richard Smith, Zeno Vaueo. Csrt enjoyed. Those present weie: Mrs Vause, Phil Stanley, Wa*ien l.vur ne Beal and non, Mrs. Msr) llcrost, Herbert Lossing, Herbert Parrish. Mrs. M. W. Ilaoiett, Ih Elizabeth Tra- c, siio rclcStoothoff, M ai K mbley. lee Mrs. C. M. Gnann, the l l i o r i i ralrd her birthday ar.nwcrsa y Stenstrom, James lto)c* .and Cathryn White, Sa.-aa Mytick, recently, was honor guest at a Itollia I’ hilipm. Johnnie I nu Myrick, Dou« list- spent theiUy parly given yester V. K. Douglass at tern, BUnrhe Wynne, Aim . Spiv-jdny hy M ey, and C. A. Ilaines, Waltei be r home in Rose Court. The M r s . B . L . P e r k in s Poaer, Claude Carte-, R'char I, *»e»ts prnj the day sewing At the no>n hour luncheon was Smith, Hollis Philips Drlmar G i ^ B r id g e P a r ty Batter n. l.onion Dean, Mr. and served informally in the large >1 n ing room of the Douglass home M rs R. L Dean. ________________ nhleh Iseorated with a pro 10-25 * “ *• * ,!**, *? S wanudcd ARMS * " .' * ,pr* ’ “ * the wort ,h** ( 'j,r ■ ^MMfro K ID S ! H ALLO W E ’EN C A R N IV A L SoulK Sldf Sckuul Twrwd., 6:10 U 9:00 V. M. COtTI BE r \MAI»K— H D D tiumTi — u « t i > m n K « — w (n u n ’ll r \ i n n i , n i i i R — rt»r« o h \ — r m n — i r N iN E iB — « «»!.!> II H I > K H — lid in MMik, irrr. w. church it ORLANDO IS THE TIME Tb K*ve your laat a e a n o n *• F E L T cleaned inti blockr<l. „ . »*wey. C luirlrw n n l f j r , i n d P . - 4. / * . F » n W j r of O r U n d o . M a M ia« rt Have it done the Seminole way aad it will ataml insp-etton. Mar> 9 S E M IN O L E D R Y C L E A N E R S DKKDGINli FUND ALLOTTED WASHINGTON. O ct * 7 . - 1 0 — An immediate allotment uf (200,000 *a « m*ds yesterday by the w*r department for completing rfrevtgfng of th* N ek river *iKTciMiami section of Ih* Intrscoastal watrrway from Jacksonville to Miami. I Hedging was begun last January ami is more than twothirds eomslrted. the work re­ maining Icing in Bisrayne Bay. leadinc to Miami fr ie d Matt M<»re, Italf Harold* and Fre.1 Kuhlri In sup|Mirting role*. IS YOL’ It RADIO working at it* h*s|, if not 'phone till. IlofMac Battery t’o. lor service and see Ihe diffnm e*. Adv. F or Y o u r HAlt OWE’EN Party -Serre Cookiis! W e M ake T h em In Special Orders. H i-G rade W hy wait? P e n n e y COATS RAKERY X �the South. fO n tltroed from n o ra -O ‘ ' weight o f i m M | n swamp hg ih# ra t a l t t hid , a t « r j 'f r t i runator wires Into Washington yesterddy, 8. Johnaon craeted a new compli­ pdaetog, rad MMraihl fTbld ge» Instantaneous ami heavy U ant# dir laVon which w ill have oa lah lp agains, Smith Georgia prompted a atetement by W illiam r tokai to a etas I * kia o a a right charge o f eaforcemaat o f perma­ P. Btewwsjn, ehairmaa o f the dbd w ill to to.tPa.na- In the Near. nent cedes threeghout tha teen» m y dabawaa If ha playa ap t » Federal Roma Lean Bank Tloard. bla uaual atamta-.l. Sctirwg*. *»h-’ Johnaon will h*wd this a*atto«l Mora th in 500,000 application* fo r w ra hla ' le ti»r la 1P31 nut wi.n o f N R A hlmaclf, pending ap­ ral'af totaling f t ,500,000,000 were * * a net Irt cotU ci U . t year, Is ai noar on f ll« with bla o r r a n lu tl pointment e f a parmaaent d im re»d y helping tb i fa n i to “ for•fc*“ *•* TJ »• i. . a_ «, _ ha aald. tor. H e win likewise act kt chair­ r a t- will S a g a n , tha lad who Referring to tha e ffo rt, being man o f a national compllanaa •tor*, l a galoot Newberry on. a made by tha Home Owners' Loan board Which will to tha f le a !' NRA ljn g (p rin t last year. Schrage i» Corporation, Btevenejn again ap­ tg irr -y to art upon charges o f d o ­ W LH a hard-ehargiag shifty lack who * pealed to mortgagees to withhold tation before those which defy adplaya • consistently competent foreclosure proceedings until tha Jaatment o f difference* are tamed Ite n d e f football. Washington, the I Federal rallaf field waa explored. over to the federal trade commis­ t » * t dafenaiva playa# on the] "A c chairman o f tha Federtl sion or tha attorney grncral for Home Ix>an Bank Board, charged ponltlva action. abilities on the offense, and Is with tha admlntatral’on o f tha' Yesterday's order also eat up a Home Otrnara' Loan Corporation I likely to develop as one o f the trade association division under which only beet ball-totera on the t w u this rollaraa mortgaged j Thomas R. Htmmtmd o f Chicago Season, Doyle, much liuprjvrd In whose JOb win to "to prepare health this season, surprise I the fans In tha opening game by reel­ plans fo r and to advise the organing off eeveral Ion • rune . and itatlon o f Industry for Industrial otherw 's* eotgl-ctlna himself as ■elf- government.” a fittin g mate for Miller, W eih' Important In the enforcement tog ton, and Schrago set-dp Wal an order for procedure '.One o f tha on-lJ w ill probab'y by . which complainta will not b ae assigned to Ucorirr Rogers, a referred to the rode trade authori­ tt’ith er o f W ill Roc* -. Georgs la ties by regional o f f Pars unions a lffa lg g hla natarsi a p e d In daspecially ordered by Johnson him­ self. ao tha administration will re­ tain’ a m eilm om o f pellclng con­ trol. Daring creation o f a perma­ nent regional organisation, dis­ trict' managers o f tha department of commerce to-two-eeore princi­ pal cltlea will be charged with re­ ceiving. and seeking to dispose o f all complaints o f code violations W IN T E R P A R K . P l a T o S / t L W of'Utla M t V p J I ,s Newto their respect I vs areas. ' • • ' •topping M U M s T b e r r y ' s r e c o n i V h arin g tied The undefeated last year anil with one . . i . . . ,. Z J. . Vletoey a fe a d y recorded In the '-“ • M l M d d^ealpd JUwua and campaign this year, face tha proa- 3>° 'h George • State I s f e b l t to# pact o f having their record tnaired Impreeelve to salt the T a e partinaal Friday, Oct. 27, when New- »•"#. Althaagh Ih# I I l l ' d i team berry College, end 8. 1. A . A : ‘An- •••” '*iL U -h g *a..U iU a iiffH u ity .U i ^4firntrSni''oa mej on the gridiron toppling South Georgig S tale to at N ew terry, H. C. | to 0 In thk season m over, there It will be the first 8. I. A'. Ai when the T a rt I x>k*.l nano too imprettlvo, especially In their dofensivo toetlcs. Tho Inagperlcnco y a o f sevoral o f tho l:n-imra stuck out like sera thumbs and It ba­ rs me trident that a lot o f imGranulated * plovomeat would be necessary tofor* tho-Tare could !to«o'; t> give llewDcrry a clot# •a'.'le.. at oi; Carnation Ulmlt < cans)' ^ H la unlikely th *l Cmchrs Jack No. f . n , b . • — McDowell and B wj Ktens will hare had suffljuut tlmfc lo bolster (be lino epprec.nrlv Id p r r f v 'n g fer Newberry and Ih#. only h-.pe U r g e P L A I N or ^ L o v ely • R # i t putting' up any su et‘ o f com­ petition w ill probably je s t on tha K r r » “T O N fiH * Black Tw igs m tra Quality Prwsn - ne^ »•““•-• : Hbauttasa .t £ PEAS* 2 lb*. C O C Tomatoes, lb. BE A N S I lbs. Carrots J Lettuce I TffiSIS T ND SATU RDAY SPECIALS p p E .ib . 25c NEWI Sugar 5 it,,. 23c DELICIOUS! Grandmother’s F a m ily 'L o a f r. ~ ICherries2cans 25c| LK crus *4.- V- ' . •• vy Beans BUUnoro Club • Pounds . j^aaa SjK ■ BRAND « J «a . . Asparagus Supersuds W Lb. Bar tocolate Palmolive 22c ^ a p at Op . Jar , PALM O UVE 15® m ■ Free Delivery 204 E. le t , SOAP () Phone 236 J — P leasin g Y o u Meana Our Succeaa — Sultana Brand L arge ', y \ SU NB R 1TE - A . R H TEVEN H i M E IyO-WH K A T — paAaffW y N AO M I FELLQ W B - CLEANSER Sham ., . s’ Red Beans; * .7^ U BEETS 3 lor 25cl 2 lbs. 25u| HP. I Q bsrs 25C I Nucoa __________ TATOES U.S,No.l 10 Ib s T ls c APBS ito 1§C CABBAGE, lb,...:.T..... Hard Head 10 Iba. U. B. No- 1 i W h ite .1 4 . Pou n ds, POTATOES.. I Na. S Can H t o k e l* V Viry Vsra. . T il PKG S. ONIONS F ru it— 16 oa. Jar S ic Boat ih t ? c 5 15-Os. Cana BARS N. Y. State | Im perial CELEfcY................. ' Firm Heeds' 3 lbs. g% LETTUCE ... 2 hds. Merdmac Oogatry Roll BUTTER, lb.............. WIGGLY M ARKET-------222 E^lat STREET O NLY B E S T Q U A t J T Y W E S T E R N and G E O R G IA B R E R U. & N O . 1 GROUND imburger, & gausage Meat Lb. 10c ihcv W H ITE BACON ' 'Lte. l-Jutev' ’ A . I .Tender T iw b r Put Roaita A o d 'ir e ’ SoIfli OMly With Onitit» B tofiT i 5 15-Os. Cans No. * Can CUT IIF.ANH cr •ickleB jY U»; Bag -<wv stag No. I Can Rarramento* ickbemes tOc PLES Plain- o r Self-Rising GfatuAle2;larl9f| ■omatoes 5cam25c fotJM M dX aUCHDLowf Gelatin 3pks. 15c CCS 2 pkRS. Rolled B eef B o a t lb . afrK< 19c i ttuce^; 2 i he �A rwA) SB *-. ' • U .w AM • « LftSKfe ; '« v i , lb. BONE Jb. K Iri&HAMS R f i f e s P lb. P - C c 7 c & lb- f V 5 i t . JM fM . 2 c •* a. i. ib. 11:1 , — |Lanib Legs lb-. X eak s _ - Y ^ * ■ Q r s s - • : -*• T* better - •• c 1 .rMi SM(. Rh H d S 1 Miegneel [ w c J lb. , ast f *W b I R lb .l bo ast KMUM S lb. lke ribs Ip A K 1 Oct 27 - 28 Sugar F lv# Pound* N W. M b it So. L . C. K I N A R D #17 W i F lm Ht. Phone MB 1JE. W E E K L Y , N o . 2 I t i l l W. Ilth St. J u i»i.u ld Iscjsula No. t U t 15 C "U E H ltlK S 0. 2 U*creca JAP, 2 fur <4 P PRESERVES l t f t Oversea P'apple A g PRESERVES l « H Meal gw e Oversea lb. glaaa ( h A e| (■rape JAM 1 3 c O V A L T IN E 3 9 c I ’hlllip'a Italian •£ [Z g % 1 5 c Spaghetti 2 fo r l w v Dr. Rosa Vitamin 0 4 a 60c Sue C A fc N E r . a. 1 0 p j J A C K S O N V ILLE , Oct. 27. (iF) s-Mrs. Brown., Dickson Sch. fer. Ifl, welfare worktr and foimorljr connected with the Red Cross, d’ed ' here Wednesday following the birth; P f a son Tuesrkay. She s » . the aylfa of Henry W. Rrhaefer, news­ paperman o f this city. 15c 4 cdtu t> mantle n ftA R D IN B R t ""W — —— ii nfl T, J o i. cans— each j o j i /4 him. —,.... f 0 * r‘ | ,9 t u t A n jl - -— Pare fQPt'KK, J p g V r i . a n d S a t S p e c i a l s — O c t . 2 7 th 2 8 th E 10c 25c ^ Y ello w . Ik •Onions, 4 IlHL 1 U C Pounds & iananas jpM S iflte w m - BUTTER lb. BEST G R AD E O lbs. - '. . i : — ' * , i n 33 MAXWELL H O U S E B f t e g 8 c Cherriesw , • i*? t 25c - lb ..- t la Can Monarch Ituyai Anne A A . C H E R R IE S M O l R e d S A I.M O N I t / ' Club T5e P ^ 'T- | S c 00; ■ '"tM U * •"< c a * S . * ' M E A L or C 1 L A . 1 G R IT S «/ IBS. J | C II G I A N T SIZE II Octagon Soap 4tor X 'C 1 II g •• C h ip H O ,4 f o r A r t _ C O C 1 0 c kBUck A A p P «lip * r 9 ra n * 1 W lb. — • „ 1 9 c Iba. 19c m t l l w . :. COFFEE, lb. 1 7 c ____ ' rram Wc Usscrve Right To U H W ! f m 1 ( Slirrd (b ffn Yarht H ub CORN Burk S h o u ld e r lb. — r , 16c Hintllr«» HKFHT. HACUN. 2 Iba. Tatu > W wtvrn I.Kr. O * « 4 1 gw X l Z V I 90 Pounds Ua. l.AM H s lb. KhbI Horn* M*Jc Puibf Pork S A U S A G E , 2 Iba. Kiesh Ground II E E F. A ID E S M o o *" C H I U lbs. t b c H a lf ur W h o le H A M S , lb. 12 VgC Fresh I ’otk H A M S . Us. — Bn.wn P o r k ( 'h o p s , 2 __ 4 -.*' Sugar l ured string End Cumpound, in bulk, LAUD. lb. ___ IOC T ANS. M». 5<c PBAS 2 1 c : • Fresh Weatans B E E F L IV E R . 2 tha. 4 1 Fancy VaaJ |R O A S T , l b . ........ ........... Lamb nnw uLU M £ *tto Small , lb ..................... i*tg L IV E R , t Boiled ^ R U A n i , n . ■■■ tm i H w ................ .. •»*! . " 4 f . J U M t t F I f A W T - I J l ....................... S 79c Food- U na S FRANKS, 3 for j9 c ^ FEAK' lb; W e iit c h t 3 Iba. IO W < Pprki.p-- 144 c H A I.A I) fry ' CAS, } W 1 ; Beat W eatn. Hound ffWeet rrrrr , . . , r r .. .. . No I Can Monarch Fruit foi Nv. 2 Can r» Fkg* - B A 1*T . " 'I i S B e g g - B l'G A H t lint. I 'n ------t .Gulden Key C l gw . M ilk , ta ll ra n D l C II, ( >t 4»r • - l '9 c A f". ran PICKLES >im II H 23c 20r H 23c 1 2 pkgs. 25c RINSO LIFEB U O Y SO AP .1 for 49c LlIX SOAP for C H E E S E , lb. J Argu Tall Gan A Q P l f o i Corned •• o 1 7 iC ILK 3 ,<?ans W (T* gW skik Crnriirrs, lb. Tuna. I ; ran l u 1 XXXX [\ Yacht Pineapple C AN F lo u r 2 4 I b s . ^ X s s 5 Lbs. 10 Lbs. Bet or Carnation (fl can Mtssd UBor, Miraclr Whip U S No. 1 IR IS H SALAI) DRESSING POTATOES 10 Iba. 15c Qt 2fkr l*t. 15c */a Pts. 10c With Any Oj-d«r of 92.00 or Moro 1 Nt N o.2 can I l A . r . i M A K fS ...... FINE-TEXTURED ipkKE gpvjl MSCUfTS IM L I.S B U R Y S g Lb. eiir*D O U u A IV Ptacuppi* Grapes, 2 lbs. | FvuefU - O c t 28ft! Baking Fowdir lb. 6 jc WHITE BACON jOilo, J for., r i l C I F resh C ou ntry ^ ■— Romford ■C O U N TR Y H O L L 2 4 Sherd T ok ay ■f ♦i . ■ *+ 406 Sanf ord Ave. OcL 27th W J1 K A T Lettuce 2 for es 2 fori ■H*W A*’* ' I c• P ic k le s 2 t o r 4 S a 7 ^ nv._a a t Premium F laks 1 9 c BUckberries s c i’ - ? ™ - M EAT M AR K ET N U C 0 A 2 lk 2 S c Brrotf and Butter I T*nu»A« G R IT S S I m, 2 C an ‘ lbs. 2 2 c Cabbage, lb. U 0 F P R 6 lb... & APPLES A Maxwell III " i- if lb. 1 fn a b M ul 33 C J ib s . ^ySf.Vr*^ \» *p' A ......... 1 5 c Osceola J .U C lilie s ............ v Upsala—Grapevillc C o ffe e f » T h e S t o r e o f Q u a lity , S e r v ic e & P r ic e Potatoes 2 I’hgj*. and 8 Lbn. L A R D Nm . <1.19; |2 Iba. 63c; 6 lbn. D K ATII 117 E a s t F i r s t S t . W hlarO ua rant red W*4 C LB AH K D IN HONORED LOVETTS GROCETERIA 10 Iba. ll.S . N o j . * A ll F la vo rs otatoes 1-9cI Jell-6 ■■•■taequma ttiass W *t*n Georgia .‘Jtate and Catawba, la it year's N. C confatenc- champions, and a He game w th 1 ho Cila-VI ,h* N * * '“« r r » ' u * m '“ ®h TV7 ‘" . r T t i r r .,1 X y ® ‘r f . . thr reronj * "* ‘ ,p uulJ' *>f ,U»' M ' - - * > • X— make them strong favorites to lura lbs tables on Cwarh Ja.-k Me-1 llowall and hu band of Tars. jSUGAR ,5 lbs. W h ea l B iarpit A 4 M V ^ WELFAHK WOKKEH III Fat Sanitary Cloth Rag 2 pkgs. Kellogg's A F n Oai Wedd.ng — 1 ttcDowell Eleven Has Hopes O f Victory : Over Strong: Rival F iv e Poundn D og Food 3 fo r i i v A 5 F G U S T IP S l i 9 C LEAVESFORTUT Y F resh W a te r Ground — IO C VIOc Slsa fC U IP S O , 2 for ANDES Orarsea Reach v<. P A R IS , Oct T i.— William T. A T I ^ N T A , OrL 27.— (A1)— A Dewart, president of T h i New Jury In the criminal dlvie on of York Sun, was crested an officer Fulton superior coart Wednesday s f tha Legion af Uoaer Wedaee saSuinaO a-^tieet ad nardii t-wfraot yullty In the case uf Mrs. Ile'hel 10th A French PE ami I IM . - »»e le | Y ft 111' Yi Ktl. W JO H N ' • maAT.ocaoen nr.m t -- “ ““ 'r N H W 8 B A PK K M A N i . * Independent~3famaOwned, amf Opemtet-” . I j fo o d sto res (/k. wtahA. - r»* ' • ft* Andrew Bsrllston, o f Palatka, eiaited his oid boms hers, stop­ ‘ Little difference has beam M L |’ ping with hta sister, lira. Allied .G R O C E R Y A N D rated among ’ the four taadlag firicson for a fe w days. They were tackle aaplrapta. Carltna at Wau_____ recently burned out and Andrew •l -hul#. You qf Winter Park, Adw m ill at tha Urns. kina of Gainesville, and Woodrow Friends of Mrs. J. L. Dixon err Phono 8 9 , .223 E. F irs t St. Riser o f g.nftvrd. sorry she has been Ul sgsin. She is some belter now. ’■ ends, Christian and, BurGilbert Kricson has been III, »sughe o f RL Fwaersharg; Eddie — WESTERN AND FLO RID A M EATS — having an abscess back of hit Long o f Lake City, and Rhoden, of G A IN E S V IL L E , Oct. 27— Sat W IN TER P A R K , Oct. 2£.— j tonsil* which will have to come out Ghlpley, loth ’ tike the pick o f tha rOT ROAST of urdajr bring* the opaning o f t ie -rop at tha present time. CbriiUan Confident o f bringing home th«*ir• 12th year of freshman football i t Second victory o f the season, a •'lr * nd Mrs. Fmil Uagnu.on B E K F , lb . 1 2 * c 1 5 c & 1 8 c erne hurt In arrimmage last weak the t'nivervity o f Florida aa tftr <nd may t>« forced out o f Satur- hand o f 19 Rollins College g iid | * n d her brother, Elmer Tyner end 8TF.W W.ndertm rr .|wm the “ Baby Gators" meat the Stetson ’ay’e game. Ilia work up until the dart le ft hy train todac for Nrw-I «>n " I L’ alramlty froah at Florida -Field ‘ tme q f hi. Injury brought high harry, 8. C , where they are due1week end with their folk , in |)a>* B E E F , lb . 8 c 1 2 4 c & 1 5 c to meet the Newberry eleven Frl-i ,on* ' Stadium. -ommendatlon. day afternoon. I Grandma Lmndqui.t spent the Sliced Jurl what talent will be devrl Kenneth Rppert o f Robert E TTt* Tars, despite their e n n f l - ' M nday with Alia. II. 0. Lund....: i d c oped from the present frvshm V 1 * « e la handling the first string HAM, lb ........ ... 1 8 c i denes, r g a llit dlrsrly, however,. M0'" 1 *qua<l ia qoeatli nable. In the be 'ineun at quarterback. MrColakey that Newberry will js a high; Tha Dorcas Circle of Vpauta Rreakfeit ginning the outlook vaa quits dis­ vf Lake CHt , Is a splendid blocker hurdle L| overocme In the march p i*" to lia.e their next n.rcting 1 8 C | RU1S, 3 lbn. .2 5 e BACON, lb. couraging, hut both Coach Caw- hut Fnpert’e all-aroond ahllitlev toward an oilier undefeated season, <>n the lawn at Mrs. Ballingers' In thon and Coach Rchlrtner are en- •Ivo him a probable alight ahade as the In d ta g ijie v t alrrsid) deni tl'k|H-vill» fiom 2 .111. on and Islrr Neck toorogrd after several weeka of There's a beautiful race nn for Snstested Chat Jhcy hava claw »*U a*rva a Harvest Home Supper 5 C | SAUSAGE, lb.... 2 8 C BONES, lb. . practice. The Strtsnn (i m r will rlrst fullback honors, with I^ n e and will be out for .-evengb tu *H h all the good thing, t.i.',e rice a reasonable Indication o f Just •f HUIsbriroueh fame: Rowe o f wipe o o id h g rtlng of tart year's ladies are famous for from 4 to Freah Ground '* ' ' 0% g A ^ what might be eapected. Gainesville, and Martd. from M i­ T to R defeat at the hands of 9 F. M Full supjwr with ...ifee 26 H A M B U R G E R , 2 lb s . ..................... C D C Ia plate Candy an.1 popcorn foi One o f the rather promising ami. sonicating warmlv. HamRI. Rollins, (t A# Kmill 4 Q Small -S A 1 a ' UafortuMataly for the Tar*,, the k.dilirs A tai ls of fancy work -f I ^ i t Plcwna, Daytona Beach: player* la Carlisle Hughes, broth­ P O R K HAMS* 1b. l O t Shoulder l « 2 v fur sale Remember Ixmg. FL Lauderdale: they -miU not be able to pre-ient will als. he er o f the Gators star fullback. T. T. ihrtr ' v strongest front against! the itite and.omc Thurv'ay. Git. Jimmy Hughes. Weighing tHft Oiance, Orlandot and Covlnrton. FRESH IMG HEADS A N D FEET utrh Macl<ean‘s lads. Ih o . J5. , panda, young Hughea ahoara him t * e . look like five good halfback osa ^(. Jardinr, tha center. who| ‘ > rl F.rickson. Jr. and wife of Lvoapecta for Cawthcn’a IM S Country Roll to be an athlela with cosiroka b it .knee-cap In the opening, ” ' » mi rr**n l v sltow si the llh no eapeclal edge rein * alderahle ability, and much pot- (earn, w1 25C S O A P . Z fo r ..... 5C H I T T E R . IS. gm e UM week. will x fall, and hnm/ h" unrl«'- A lfrV ' jo .n v of.the lbf. Ham tir. running aiWIIty. 2 l< ans Clabber Girl t tanner tu n A ffw w Lighthouse A £bgw World he chtBcW^rw rvnuU th *l ti»ht*r| *°#t an ami in 1^ .••hrtltv Is notable, while At evens ^aur guarda have aet the paar It. P O W D E R l U V Cleanser. 8 for ... i v y ‘•nneara to be the recant of the Ualover, regular ffuan', or Doyle, In this department o f tha team. lar htlDtacky will b* fit for Long, of Ko.well, charged w th enntere. Root of riant City; Hunter Of 2 c a n H No. 2 Pons (sweet (en'der)’i . In addition to Christian. Coach b t r t» the Newberry nettle. Sev- murder In the death several w.rl.s Tallahaaare; Datner o f Hubert X | awthon may Wee Stevens sqd pral of the other playeit, lacltol- ago of Airs. Fred Holbrooks, alio t-ee. and Wadsworth o f Flagler Bymle Miller, th ‘ rapsMe of .Rotwall. ) . T . Long for Saturday, as each M s fra e r s t* -v Reach. Wadaworth before coming auarterieik. have been complain «■ recovering from recent injurlc*. to college played aorcer, and nev­ gig of colds this past wrek sn’l Tha Stctacn game will provide er aaw a regular football o f a i^ Stay not !«• up to their mark in added interest because ai rsneodeacrlption until the varsity *%■ f-frtday*s TraiiPe fhunts are l>«ing made for a play* rtramer wUK Station. Poaaosaed > Reports from Nswtterry indi o f a fine phyalque, and a capacity by-play description in Uis ala- sate that the home team has been lum, ilmullsnsous with the frosb to learn rapid f and egacutf Mpointing for the Rollins cla>h and ahlbitlon, of tbs Tennesseehas no t.lea of letting the Ters Florida game, C,, be plsyel in make it two straight. Smashing norvillt Knorvllls. victories this season over So. th ft i t a v * .- . r> - Woodrow RiserN anted As F i n e Aft Tackle Poaitjo] 1 wm -. ^ ,jA g rq a n .rvcimn. STO IN% TUT SATURDAY pAlISAGE ^ -frrrrfri with ability, ai a rare aanae of •Vadawqgth baa become i ■ I .... 40c: %a U K ** Peylla ~ lb. c m M 1 4 A . I b . _ ............... rauntnr W k e d e i f SAU849B, t 1 W A ------ W f L M . >i |! �Liii.il >1 SNNESSEE TILT 1Ware Depended m T « Add Power reatcdTcam ;o r F io w da, • Oct.' IT.—A limped eat of ywterfar afternoon st ck hoc ad tot Knoxville »nd outside chence to dewa the .Vela Satardsy. i n o PlwUkas, ts in. number, fires a rousing tetid-r.ff hr >etudeate, ebe fathered at the •tattoo to. ftre ( evidence becking for an undefeated _ Deeplte the fine record thus fer a the see eon the Oranit and Blue line and backfleld >« rent with heavy loeeee and Injurl-**. four halfbacks msde the trio, and with them Coach 8Unity was Uk lag every avaltaole man who shewed any promise whataoerer, Charlie Fleming, renter, end deckle Henderson, fleshy half back, are definitely out, and many more within the rank* were ern slderably handicapped by Injur'cs. Although Tenneeaee has lost the test two contests, Major Bob NeyIsnd has a strong oulfl*. and It will be seeking solace f i r <ho de­ feats by Duke University snd Alsbama. The Vols had eoetceded In winning 2* games before los ing to the Blue Devils and, with the added Insult tossed In their faces by Alabams, F!or ds boand to catch the full Impact ef nother lin* f.'o Here’s anttiier o t 'ooff t-'otbalt gamaa. prebably the meet outstanding to he played throughout the nation*1thia week-end. Two tickets to the Mllsne Theater are the prism which go to each of the three persona who gueeaca nearest to the actual number of winners. The Important thing to remember Is that the eecaer you turn In your list the better is your chance to win the tickets bo­ ra use the tickets go to the first three nearest to comet lists. Clip this coupon,' placa a "W ” opposite the name of the team yet), think will win, or write T i e ” If you think the teams will tie, andjbrlny pr mpll your list to The Herald office before noon on Biturday, Opt. 28. ____ .tt... Name Address A L A B A M A vs. F O R D H A M N . Y . U . Vs. G E O R G IA L. 8. U . vs. V A N D E R B I L T — T U L A N E vi. A U B U R N Ke I n t u c k y v*. d u k e N . C A R O L I N A vs. G E O R G IA T E C H Y A L E vs. A R M Y H O L Y C R O SS vs. B R O W N | C A L I F O R N I A v s. SO. C A L I F O R N IA C H IC A G O v j. M IC H IG A N BARGAIN DAYS • 25 26 50 50 C L E M B O N * vs. M IS S IS S IP P I H A R V A R D vs. D A R T M O U T H Words or Less* Three Times........... 25c Words.or Lets, Seven Times......... 50c Words, Three Times.......................50c Words, Seven Times................... $1.00 IO W A v ». M IN N E S O T A M IC H IG A N S T A T E vs. S Y R A C U 8 E -.C , | -r* N A V Y vs. P E N N N O R T H W E 8 T E R N vs. O H IO S T A T E 12— Wanted prrreBURGn WANTED: ONE used set of bath J A W YO Q g...J f J ttO L . japalra 1 room futures, completer * Oheap by one arba really know* bn« for cash. Apply with full details trlgga, Jewelar, Msg. As. Box 14-Z, Itsrald. Also fer aale vs, n o tr e d am e _____ J ____ O R B Q Q N L B T A T E YJb. W A S I L S T A T E . . 4 their fury. Mich depends on Billy Chase at left hslf snd lino McAnty a' tight half. With Wally Brown looming In a nsw poaltlo.i ai.d Walter Mlddlekauf going to right WE ,. B W Y—• • 11—trade—repair able, also fuawlahed rooms. Good hslf with only a thrss-day nothe, home cooking. The Tasty Shop, the Gator ball carritrs naturally •7 fa td rant sawing machines. Buy will be at a distinct diaadrnntare. your. Singer qow. Liberal allow 208 N. Psrk Ave. Melton Worn and A l Ili'hlanJ, r ahees on old ons. Also HemstltthBlsger Shop. Palmetto and FOUR ROOM furnished apart­ two ponderous sophomore tackles, ment, water fumlahed, call at are being looked to by Coach Stanley to add strength at the 41 i Park Avanus or Phone 149. m OUNblNO. THE ru-ppenlag Waters* K a n d y Kit-hen. WELL FURNISHED Injured Students Are On Road To Recovery G A IN E S V IL L E , Oct. 27— < 4 v Tw o University o f Florida stud­ ents Injured in an automobile wreck here Sunday morning had shown marked Improvement yes­ terday and the third, J e ff Ray Arnold, Jr.. Groveland, who has undergone two cranal operation* tackles. Hal Starbuck a n i Billy since the rrash, was declared to ba Mlark have ceen overworked dur­ some belter, though still in a crit leal condition. ing the first four games. Ernest Kreher. Jr., Tampa, and Robert Kloeppel, Jr., Jacksonville are much Improved. first floor apartment, 214 W. 11th. I-arge -made candles wholssalt and •tall. Special orders for partita living room with fireplace, aunCandy now made st IBIS Magnolia parlor, bedroom, bath, dlnatts, kitchen. Kelvlnslor, Plano,Garage. Rollins Game OfNov.3 Telephone 48. Gets -One ’BaySfetBack ; T R U E SPIRITUAL Retdlnge j Mrs. Bally Russell. Appoint I-AIIGF. A N D small furnished ro O R I.h H G l'A H D BODY W IN T E R P A R K . FIs.. Oct. 27. j lpli. Phons, 6621, Orlando. apartments. I . a n g l e y A p a rt­ — Coach Jack M cDiwall o f Rollins Church'serrlce, every. Sunday 7:80 ments. A ll Park Ave. Call 2M. N E W YO RK, Oct. 27.—G D — I announced today that the gams Fivr poodles guarded the body o f! .P M . i**' ANNOUNCINGi Opening of our 1 new shop at Sanford |nd 2nd 8t. Rear of Central Florida Rervl.-e Station. Prompt, ceurteoue eervlce dslr or night. Bryan and ThrallS '® *-. FOR RENT: 8 room furnished s|>artmrnt with private hath, also 2 room furnished apartment with porch and private bath, 311 Magnolia Avenue. 16— Ilnm iM F o r R en t • — Lou t and Found F U R N ISH E D 0 room bungalot FOUNDi One snow white dog snd garage, 10th. St. snd Pal '> with Fort Dodge vaccine tag mrttn. Phons 77 nr sre Mrs. J number 8800 on collar, owner can Fleischer. have tame by paying for this ad. Stonewall Jackson. 611 Hickory FU R N ISH F.I) FOUR rooms, bath. A rt. wood heater. Five minutes from h— Autnmtohllos OB AH AM IH ten truck, staks : and cab 1128.00. Chevrolet 1 ton flat body truck, new time 171.00. one ton truck, ruitself aslr, Uraa *71.00. Reel and Son.. Post Offlre. 107 N. I-ocust, nest lo Christian Church on E. Union Ave. FOR R E N T : Four room stucco bungalow at l.ake Mary. Ssv Homer Gleason at Laka M ary or V. C. Collier, 111 N. French Ave., Sanford. S— H elp Wuntad tli- -MtorelLnaong Foe Hgh WANTED, STATE Represents- FOR S A L E : Plano In good condi­ Uvu capable handling salesman^ tion. apply 60! W. First Street , throughout slat'. Only men wuh comer French Avenue. aur and good. ftfayuacw cou*idegad,. I l l Vine Bt. Chattanooga, GIRLS AND BOYS remember— " If Its union roller skates" this KfiMB. - ,* year—we have them— (a n d a small deposit will hold until Wanted wanted) Stanley Rogers Hard)REO OI want* work as ware Co. Rafarences. MALE ENOUSH Setter. 8 years E. 6th St. old, well trained. From South Carolina. Don’t have room for him. Plants Worth twice the price. First |60 STRAWBERRY PLANTS for sals takes him. I*. O. Box 1800. ■4w. 'Potter, Phono TM-W. GOOD MULE, nine years old. Works single or double. Cheap I FOR BALE: Wtator Anneals, ready LV to set. Mrs. C. R. Klrtlsy, Ooldsn for cash. Also four-wheel traitor, never used. Coot 818 to build. Will sail cheap. 1808 W. Third St. w. A b LABOR variety Annual plants for transplanting, OVERBTUPFED living roam net, library table; youth’s bad; an­ •too a nlcs collsctlon got flowers. y tlmej any where, A. K. tique wardrobej portable Vtotrotai A Y «* Phone fnw other odd ptocaa fumitar*. Reasonsbio. 8081 Park Ave^ Cltfr. SNAPPY •nau mlenl lata usac •Ight cylinder aadnai nxaaltont ynlnti maahnnlrnlly perfect) six M. »IAS. t whealsi trunk n ek; now tlraai M. tote N e ts . n al buy, Urma Pan* Offlaa » M, 8 M. 1004. CHy. Wakefield, Copea Olaay si Eakaai- B N '*L »* ptonta sad DEPENDA B M " ••4 T ill, w ir r ie T a a T ^ s t 'nT.l »»;Dr.»nc€. Tnl< wnrk m iy I * f impleted next Monday nignt during tnolher o f several reicm ad­ journed Commlrslon m-*tlng-.. Mince they entered into s study of these assignments, th*- Com.nlsxl inert, with the ueproval of the Committee, hare ns t one g >al — g ivin g loesl r ro j.n ly owner* tvhst the Comml**lonei, termed as Mnscessary tax relic,*'* t list Teller wj.lch Ih ■ ( o nniis iioiera brought came ‘ i an s il< xim ste 21 percent tlu itio n In le a ' estate asaessmen *. liy re- master of ceremonies. flva acres grove land. SPENCER COB8ETB, Individual. |y designed, conceal and corrout figure faults. Comfortable, Hi— Apartments bur Rent standing or sitting. Frau figure N E W L Y T A P E R E D and painted ■Indy. Bepresentstlvs, Mrs, John apartment. Four rooms. Every Aide* Brown, 800 Eaat tOth 81 modem convenience. Rent Resson- UNUSUAL SHOUT PERIOD VOYAGE J , 7 t a a apeeial Usln d / , the! ^ * * * r j f c Tsn.pa Union Station 3:00 P. M.| “ d r»«lttontlal pnperty 18 btnday in ardor to conne. t with pw.ccnt. the Commission »• cul ihe Kldrlda, which tails at 4:00 ’ *c 1982-33 assessed vsloallon .'n P M. The vessel will re jr.i to leal estata from 8810>MTi< tc A r t Tamp* Dock 8:80 Mends* 83,708,198, or nearly 82.4iHi.00ti. 16-HoiirTrfpOnTampa t.tornlng. Tickets will be solj wt b irtb e r. they redoc* I the perlACL Tampa City Office, U fa , %.n«( property u u is m * '. : o f tor* Bay And Into Gulf ei to and Ashley Streets, also at year from 81.464,941 to (1^38,182, Union Station and P. 4 W about $167,000. I s Offered Public Tampa O. Dpck. Port Tampa, and w 11 1n• n other words, by red-nitg- a»JACKSONVILLE^ Oe4. >127— •iuCe tneals and staterun oc ns^ments, tho Committionrrs re­ ■ rr.modstlons. lieved taxpayer! o f approximately Something unusual In boat ridee J ‘ perrent o f their annual curdkn. for Fhrldlsns and tourists . has They n j w expect tin tsxpayere teen announced by the Peninsular io respond by a prom t payment 4 Occidental Steamship Company. at their 1933-34 asses«-N«m*. hif! Hlart ng at 4 P, M. next SanJsy, Oct. 29th the S’.tsmshlp Ur* Commissioners hopefu'ly look to a 70 percent collection for Iho Fioilda Will Mil from Port Tampa le s t time in years. • fer • 16 hour cruise In Tampa The tax books will be open for Bay and tha Gulf of Mexie». .r (Cantinned from Page One) .ne collection o f taxee i r Nov. 1 This extra cruise will In no way aCect tha regular schedule l Idvi and through the co-otMr>tion of ir as soon thereaftc* a* t-iiy M Ihe 88 Florida between I’urt (v e ry city employee ,lhe c'ty was ff e ik F. S. Lamson anJ his slaff Operated adequately on the 4H per­ r j: complete the extriisio'i o f n*Tampa, Key West and Havnra. Ihe Florida, which hat u«an on cent retom , although only abo.it lessments on the tax rpIL tha Havana run for Juat abort |w.i fk‘ percent o f the return went to rears, can handlo approximately the city under the Ch-40 agree­ S00 passengers eomforuLly. It ment reached - with the Bond- L IB E R T Y BONDS O FFERED hsi all the modern eonreulrnrev of htldera* Protective Committee. W A S H IN G T O N . Oct. 27— Thia year, the city will got cr>» •he modern ocean linen. The Treasury announced last half o f the total amount nf tales On the trip Sunday, or.e of night that 8630,000,000 o f Fourth v nmpa’e beet orchestras wil. pla." collected, plus all.O f thu mlscel- lib e rty loan bonds had cren o f­ Isnco s rsvenues. Furll.ei, the f* r dancing. Should tho passi nfered hy holders in exchange f j r Committee has agreed llutt the I cis , wish, tha ahlp will be ancity may, wnh money cclloclel on a rew issue of 12-year bon*V. O f cl.oied fer deep aea fishing. Other* the total Fourth H e f t y loan is­ dclluquant taxes, p a *:l\ •« a* u«.» play bridge and-amuse themmuch as IIOjOOO Wo«th o f city sue, appr iximately one th inl—$1,a^lrea with deck eporta. 876,000,000— was called last week. roods in thn open nuiket. With Ihe ship has become farr.vii frr bonds worth (yore 10 tn|S certs on ,,r meals, and special nisi i i 'or tha d rllar .it may be ,, >i«lMc that dimer and breakfast abvi, | hate spproxlmately 8100.000 worth of L K G A L N O T IC E l*tn prepared by Chief .Howard < jlstanding bonds may !>•' ictired l*. M. Newman, who to ko iwi: ty uuiing the coming ynvr m i t ic k n r anriH irr's s a i .k ihousanda of Florhkina wn» have With tha adoption of Ihe tax N ir r ir E is iin tr iir . ;i v k .n n adc the trip to Key Wes; or tli- roll and cudgel and Ihe anting uf Thai iini.wr ansi !.> « Irlils* of as rtrla in rR ar ut i«»n <>ul nf ihw tons aboard the Florida. Cap'air. the m illage .the C >m ntosiuners I'tiii nl y (Niiirt « f H r m l n i i h ( ' o u n i v , *t M. White will be the sklpp»r have Completed all o f th.*,r anm.ul r t u r l d * . « n I h r U n «Ih > of O r l o h r r , (•aa. In ttint r r r t n i n r a u i « I h ^ r r l l i '•n the trip and Cad Celca, formes ste F a ll assignment., vrith •Its |,«mllnK, Wherein tVslke, Kerllllser l ie league baseball pla/cr a>d ixceptlon o f eom pUl,nr a rttlu on (>ini|»an), a ror.Hiral lull, ip plain • lief Purser with the P U O for q f 1^4 J L ’itfikl fpfl (Iff. ami A J H.lnUlivig 1« <|rfe-nt|. ‘UT AT 30 FOR COMING YEAR T E N N E S S E E vs. F L O R ID A originally scheduled with Ihe South (leodgla Tekchers for F ri­ day n'ghl, Nov. 8 st Tinker Field In Orlando has kesn moved up a day and will be played Halurday night. Nov. 4. The change was made necessary tv avoid a conflict with Orlando High, which, through a mlsunderstandlng, schsdulsd a game at Tlnktr Field for Friday night, Nev. 8 after Rollins hed complet­ ed arrangements to use the same date. In order to accommodate some of the store workers snd the Satuntoy night shoppers, Ihs Rollins va South Georgia Teachers gams will be delayed until H:SO, Mc­ Dowell also announced. This will ue the second home game of the season far Rollins, the' Tars be­ ing due to play Newberry at N ew ­ berry, 8. C.. Friday afternoon o f this weak. The South Georgia Teachere look Ilka tough m e a t,fo r K jIIIrs as they have been cleaning up rn opponents this- season and run­ ning up U rge acorts In the targs-n. $ • fa r they havei d efe s te i Mrs. Myrtle Hoag, once well-t>-d),l Norman O dlege 43 to 0, fi-irdunl Collrge 6tl to 0, and Urvwlonl I'erker .78 to 1.7 lji« t year, the Tags had cons'deraulg troi'bla in | turning bark Ihr Teachers 12 t.i J. '* - Oewktal A g a t • j f . dtotog jvacaai. ? ,j i u.inta 40 percent, improved fain PIC K T H I aOtfd b y -e n e fiy atntaK — :___ tw r ,/c:. -v . retnalm .«*• TTie trip Kundsy wilt gi •>» mni. b.rrldlsns their first opi>irtunlly spend a night at sea. In criV r *• make these cruises popui ir 'ha "t-amahlp Company is '.ruiin,; unusually low rates ,acc i.-ding t.» tt ho die I in poverty In s tiny (In'. I h r dng» had lo l e i.iaggc I away efore an ami, lance crew cauhl ivm ote the tody M.nday. Mrs. H n sg'w ss asm to I * the widow of a former city official. ■ ntk - t h e r r ♦e-rlvt «i|Min mm ih*. pni|M r l > ..f (h«. Bul l A J. I.lndhai m ann %• f 1 1 o f f r r for sftltl pall 1st (lie lilMhe-l a n i hral hldilal, for ra s h, m I Ih* f r •1211 Ilf llir He* m 1Ins Is- 8 MU III > • Iniikr Ml Hat,f..Id. Klo rlt U. c t i r ln « thr |e*MHI litflira nf /III*, nil R|..nd«>, N*.%rnihe-r Cfh. I 52 J. r rule day of Ini* l* 4»urt, l h » fiillnw In^ d r a r r ll ir d propa*rlx, fn-vrlt T w o Hark lia r M a i, Muirs. • t Ha r r r N w e r hu aawak and now •w m I« tor by in , C. W. b a k e r for tke satlsractton sf i ilmn. J. F. McCUOXANO. nemtnela Cea rioetaa. •• ■fasrtrf a t u t s r . LBWIB . v r l « * h nactea ' Altorasy far Platniltt. vo n ew o r TAJt ur.co • r THS OI • r n iw m ‘ &B£s5S$S «r A. O, day Angnat. ISIS______ said rartiricata la my o r r io v baa: madar a pp llcatlsa te r ta x i to Issu* In arcorBanca i ' Bald certifiesta emkewea* low in g descrlbaS >ea property sltaa In furalnols Csnaty. rieMBa. w in 17 l<ol# I t sa d Ik. Loch A rb o r. I'ry s la l la k e s C lu b bartlaa. * Tli* said land being asseeeed a t U d ale of Ihe leeuanea s f took eortld ro le la lb s name o f tMOCHOWb I ’nless said r e n lf lr a t e shall ba re deemed according lo la w la x ie e w ill l.ans theronw on Ihs (tfe. da of nerersbar, A. O.. t t t l tvim .ee my b H Irla l a lg n atu r ami ,ra l ihl* the Itlh . d ay e l Oe loher. A I>, 1111. V. n. D O U aLA B A , Clerk Circuit Court Sami nnle County, rio rld a. i i si: a Li * . ■ tly: A. M. T V E E K S .^ I ' *,t>. C HUSKYTHR Overtaxed by speaking, alng* Ing, arooklng Says Black“Sure Worth -I take Thedford’a - Draught wticn I rrt MBota.” ’ Mr. U O. Miller, of “ — Okia- " m M tt.tegR .2 Ing headache which t from b i l i o u s n e s s . ------- It, T feci duB snd atuggtoh. I j have to taka BlaCk-Draoghd In a while. I haven’t found thing more saUstactory. It ta i worth the price.** • Children like the new, i tasting SYRUP of :---- w. H. LONG L O N G ’S M E A T 18 A T R E A T T O E A T *21 K. F ln rl S treet * O p p o d lt I’ oat O f f k « I’ork Ranked In fla te you r fron t lir r a a little m ore than y o u r rea r tiren. It m akes n terrin g eonler at, hi) itprrdt. SAUSAGE 3 lbs. Tender Veal Cutlets lb, _22c Alw ayN choose K irm ton e U rea, and lo the , run you w ill nol only ride in a s a fe r gone bul nave considerable m oney. * W e in r lle y o o to cornel pare Firentone con.ilruelion. 2 Pet Kaast IIEF.F or W. H. Long Meat Market. 221 F„ 1st St. NOTICE Bryan & Thrailkill MOVED From (le a s v a * Baatore Ava. to . ■ S an ford and Snd (tu c k • ( L’snt. YU . Berries Bta.) VEAL lb. 10c 13c & Fresh Park 3 m i LINES of ! ■ : s’ / , T,. " “ D r s a lo n g UAM ARE A Nand TEE 7 } GN Hams or Chops lb. .......... *',•*; .■ * j * , , U1<>. flm to iit LIV E R BP,G EEF Waaterm or Florida STEAKS lb. 15c & 18c WONDER OIL STATION » D irect From R efinery . M otor Oils With winter coming • nlnng, now is the time U t% lt about changing, year n«cn Gallon m e d iu m ;,1 IIC TAILS, (Nark I 6«) H E AV Y IOC SPARE RIBS lb. X-HEAVY 1 0C HAMBURGER «r XX-HEAVY 12* TRACTOR IOC . • will be mighty Inepnrenknt some cold night when you have to slop and put on Uip spare. 8ive youraetf fntara trouble—boy new bdfeew an? other advance la p rim to . HAMS lb. • *‘ * • ' 4. 7 ' ». *< ' '• ,,t> , F^aua « ^ J < 1 �US. GOLD PRICE DENIAL MADE REACHES NEW THAT NRA HAS • HIGH OF M HURT TRADE J Late President Roosevelt Honored on Navy D&y Adirifrltatration Bqosts Johnson, W allaceRolli Price Again Despite Answer ChargeTliat Decline In London; Codes Have Slowed Markets Are Active Up Many Activities W A S H I N G T O N . O c t. 2 8 .— ( A . P . ) — In s p ite o f th e tiec lln e o f th e L o n d o n p ric e , th e A d m in in t r a t 'o n to d a y p la ced th e (fold d o m e s tic q u o ta tio n a t a n e w h ig h o f $31.82. s ix BANK DISOWNS WIGGIN S ACTS, iPROBERS TOLD W A S H IN G T O N . O .t. '-V tAn 1 Mntkct tradmy p diciea of Albert f II Wigpln, for year* at the helm | of the $2.00*1.000.000 rha*e N* . ttonal Hank, were rep obMed \e* teulax efore the Senate banking tom ant tec by \V ml hi op XX AI I *Vn h hi* recent *ucce**- . a* head i of the f nancial h»»u*e 1 Aldm h xurpriaed Ih r commit | let- an>l spectator* .al-*nu with ' f*ha«r official* seated aonut him.j In H bri*k an4l voluntary declai 1lion 1 hat the bank'* pre*nr man ngeini nt i* “ aoaolutely op| o«ed" j to affiliate* trailing in tin* bank’«t ck ir the market. : III* -tntement wa* mail.* ju*» I iifti-i imcutigator* had presented |c\ i«k*n*i* that W iggin 'v personal ante* had profited upward of ihio.ihhj through dealing in the lock .while hank afTiliatev ie?i were engaging .1 poHT ---hetdmand I’ecora. committee e e n ta an ou n ce a b a v e th n t o f * ~ y e . t e r d n y T h e T e n d o n f.V u r e ? " ' ' k . IT T d r o n n H fr o m **•/• M l . 10 o f . . dm|n:,tr, tion. y e s te rd a y to $30.r,7 at th e j Kepor, tn|f , lmrgrr v.llll,1, rlnsr them todsy, . de-linr n f f.l I for AllRll, t 'V ’ 1*4, ! l>er than in March, in spite <.f do. T i day's domeatic prire wna clincs for th isc niotnhs u- ...... 9 1 . » above world flguras. pareil with previous months, tinWiih the |»la* n»v "t ., metn *41 ol th. • 1st. Ill lilci •dole |{ o^ev i'll The administration ia accom­ hullrtin added: at O jofi i |tn>. I I >•"*' my o |>41 I III* • nit li ti •I ariini.il •c i «• panying Its purchase o f new gold "The decline in industrial a.-tis f Co inotin - ntteinlin^ bo»l» t anti v • . anil w in« h i «« lebiat* *1 oil at Increased prices with a aeries ity during the past two month* - id* t till' 'amc «f:»v be* a i •• t fhc !•• h ,,1 ' h - c l \ ICC Foreign Commissar. Is concerned. has come, in large measure, m I o f the gold hoarders. Attorney- the industries in which i>si>sn.'i»n General 'Cummings has a list of has been most rapid. It lias also industries in 44 known hoarders, all who re­ been market) in main o f an Initial rooster nf more which processing tasee or codes (icncral S I r i lv e In than 6000. District attorneys hnve have beronrr effective recently.” L u li a b S. liL'.iuUai been "supplied" with IKcTr'TtErfl** " TTujfh T v j o r n n i m . x k a m t n n n and • re Instructed to institute iatrator. replied with *n hah- ' ion Tin that '’practically every major in prosecution quickly. traced wide >cotm*el, h a d j u * l . ill. Under' the prodding o f Presl- _ d-atry ha* ween o|H*ratm^ iitnhr -I rt a.l i n d interw«HVei» *t.*ck op . ho *i dent Roosevelt’s new monetary I • o d e amce August," and that cr lit ion* o f the (ha*** S e c u i l t ' e * »< t> lay a policy, the Reconstruction Corpo­ "with the exceptn>n of *tc«*| mdil* • i pot at top *nd it* -o -ith a ry , - Im ration's gold price was run to e tn> .every report m* have recei\$ I l)rv (Jovernprl’ redicts omnicrce b u r e a u M .-t po ta u SiMunti*** c o r p o r a t i o n , from major Industrie* *lio-.«,a t cr * new high yesterday and officials | Political C o o t r o I d \\ g g i n '* pe r s o n * I co n ip a i u e * , definite upuaiil treml." Head Says M ajority an I at « were gratified to note that the llic Shct m a t .the M u t l y i mu| the O f bicpior \s( Yrtain Secretary Wallace mi id. nind commodity markets worked up­ O f People Want Act < I m g - l o n •I . “ The nit iin t lori i* that, ir) H ward also. \N igiflli, who a*cended to leadforts to ant crpute pmces'iiii' •I*maud S T M T t'n l 1 FGF I'* ** ' id#' \ 1C V progrnin I « hip of th«* hank in IP22 and ir W hile there were difference* of | taxex *> to avoid pay tin » * •V G rff i.l I’ io l • • ‘.Ml p t d i j l f ol Jlui.pii-he.l ha place l*at .Inmiai y opinion as to the cause of the | while pOH*itile, mill- in loth flo n i• \ it*, i it || t\ m i l it tn, I lo k. d tm calmly while the >oung market trend. Mr Roosevelt's ad • and textile hdo'tne* rihiMiiii.i- % \ .un ll ' •1$h nil* ..««• •*! (I m* l>mled ti Aldtitb **Xkvd to lltr head of visors noteil that wheat led s increased then P ' • lo ' activity U tm - UP)H •aled !»<i Uk» t - 4|ll»i ilf* »•* m *.f I ’••iniiicH**. the committer Pahle mid volnil g eneral advance. Cotton, although w beat and cotton taxe* and llo* 1*1 N p .1 'to k f p li 'pi 'O .*" I fight * ft. - Mi ill. t ol d III. lit | ti. rcd t<> member* quiet, turned upward at thr rlo«e increased vamk«- chuim - urn<« i M IX tl if>. •ip.H 1 i In oi dn that there shall be ••'ll \ If X A l t i-.nl \ 1 amt sto-ks followed the trend of went into effect. Then, w licit lie* P ti i f i v e r i i i o » «*nff i i i »" *1 *•• 1* • ■I ll 1 1 lu ll ill tin i i t * , mi* lid.-istanding on the part the grain market. taxes ami lusher wage-* lo t uuo I f f the piesellt »tockh<ddei* id I he 1■ I III f II m I I I The d meetic price for newly 1effective, in ll» >1 wed do- r. un<l •ll IOM ll- it i |i \ m :«*t •id'll *• limk »* to t%hat the uttllude of til' I', m i ......it blann I tic miner) gold wa* boosted vaster- in some in-tame* .1 i • tl« t .it toll m| X lltr pieseilt managenirnt i { the id. 1 •I. .1 of I .. •ill day to $31.74, higher by t l cents processing taxes in a«livit> n-ullv social •«i. tint llllll K ank i* w illi regard to pAiltrtpa!*••I I I .1 .* ,lsri than Thursdav end M cants above due t.» their effort* to l»en' •I.l. I m-ft llo lo I turn by th# affiliate* af th# omnk Hot le K Successful In .1* ■ hi an •••* P*I the day's world market quotation. the tax." I •.1 it • i dn> | m trading account* in bank itock, .••III •\ in. I* ' I t .1, t tli The RFC. which, under the ll. The federal reserve >*< I i tie- full I * * * " N Of M IttflicImeiHs o i »• it i n :• 11 PINCHOT URGES WET-DRY UNION AGAINST SALOON SUCCESS OF N R A .5 IS ASSURED, PEARCE’S BELIEF plan le authorised to purehsse the freshly mined mslal. awsitrd re parts from mints anil assay offices before announcing the total thnt • had hern acquired • Denver diepetrhes told of f t 1(1. M * o f new g ild delivered at the mint there and tremendously in­ creased activity among the miners ir. bu*in#*H bud not alT* ic«| vm ' ll< iiplM-nb’.l ploy ment and wage*. huilt $.1 nntH'li nf which had continued to irn rea . , ,,MN, .1 M't ••'I ulthough industrial p toil in lion* , « jra|«.»l h«-|. wa* Uiopping. | IihI -tT ihear hje The l oanl said that riniiiniHiit y '--j p • ll. <n prices hail been “ fanly ntiilib* |,| |4p ha. suite July, after then in pm at I i' ’ I ii|ti> vance of the -piing mid tuily polii •• * summer. “ I n p i o i It ilhl llot I jBludworth Thanks 67 ■o n l i• Who JoinedMotorcade New Riots break Out " Appreciation o f the Commercial Amon«: A rabsA tJaffa , gudffe. Activitle* Committee of thr Semi nole County Chambar of Uommerce fo r the co-opermton renderrd hv 'merchant* and other resident* of thta city Thunulay and Friday when workers attempted to re rrult automobile* for a motorcade through the county early neat month, w ip eipre**ed Unlay b\ F. K. Blutlworth, committee chair­ man. A total o f 67 merchanta and in­ dividuals made contribution* to Ward th# sueces* o f the motorca«!c and th# N B A F e .tiv tl which it Will advtrtla# to resident# of th** (County. Solicitation wa* handled in trama. and a total of 60 car* were •ecured fo r the motorcade whi h w ill leave here Thursday, Nov. U The Magnolia Avenue and Park A v a n i* teams each aewired 12 .tare; 11 c a n war# aecnred on Han­ ford Avanu# tod the South Side of P i ret Street t Palmetto Avenue merchant* offarad » i i cara. while thoee on the north side of Pirat Street offered e lf hi cara. a- » Safety CommitteeWill Hold Meet On Monday . * *''• ' Member* o f the Safety Comio Seminole Count/ ' Mtttee o f , Ctem ber of Commerce will meet ' In Ike trade body office* at t:00 ’ o'elo.'k Monday afternoon to comi plete details fer Beminul# County . M M , Week. Nev. H I . It ! announced today by committee rfcfclnaaa H. H. Coleman. Jt baa bean .uggeeted that nil 'Ua dealers meet with the Use an Monday to caoalde far n brake testing demo. _ daring Safety Week. Calemaa expressed the hope ergan iiatloiu planning ta daring Safety at least 10 safety measure*. I f Ired. one will ha X Adams, who may ha call ta tha R rotiirM XVh. 2* I U cmi f I I ' tl 1li| -. 1 11 a m t t. .1 I I *. |*l (V» , i b . “ T h r * a l e o f li ,.» ! haildleil H- !•• ill ilemon*t rating ugaitul J* v%i•* . mi •i tin trin |.v limit'llmigration re^uliril In arothei Kef. " •• p claah t *da.\ in^bhich »e\*«al \%..i I injured, ind -ding a Hi inili |o- Pin hot liceman. *'lu-t •Mu-t • I denwind. Battle line* were drawn tatwi-rn1u .t du> Id accept til­ w hen th# poller and the *urgiiiir th firg e , i the Ain. n *n |.«.u|di and authoritie* proclaimvd a went dr \ • .1 n now I curfew law to clear the at fret a U'Cepf llo* !••• imon of he \ in an effort to avoid general figh t­ cun peofih* w h e n t h e y .. we* ing. Itecnlling Ills Htl|l| •i I of p. The Aran* ,h >w#v#r, a*tempted Im i i n tv to rush the railway ata'.U.n for i i i i m n thr* g h r 111 llot • ••vet mu th# arrival of primmer* at rented tlnria a * •e l e • at Jaffa in connection with >«ater- cl* red lie • il' v U tit day*. outbreak* in which at least' lit-v«•# P " h i h i t im i oiionn.ni v MMlIWI 13 v e r t alain and many vroup.Ual right, ’ Mint Ml I |lt« I *' hi i»ii . it. |. ■• V,1 . If Mr . i.. . n It f.»» w hich III I i .it ll* I •it in i - i%h* rtnre l.i*t t. in e th. I •1 w d b l In in t W It we. • •. |J of » . i.it gg.'t id.'.I lie m •«•*• in .- till ct liter ' ti. I I ll t l . J 11 Ii 11. \do ll if • I Ihiil if J two, iirgror* ii.’ti tin* rimn ' Thirty *«*v#n .. *1 1 11 pretty |Im.>»wrrr accrptni 1 ln-1.Spring Many •i« 11 t i» lf trnli-*l)ir .ilh»*r pr«'jri*t« tn W r i t F l o t i l l a ‘ pint •••! I iMMi.iiik.paniplr bark M ill vet rift* •III 1 • t "o r k " rml 1aa nirniiiin baling f« II 'h e * t •al jut •ti * I a-.| .'In'll lull 1 ip * hint en di I'd met \ < 1* tin* nut i«.tmI -m.'lil,*' Mr ling I s e l f •• f e n 1 ) • •’ hr 1.-fit Ifil up • . th.' "Huy h i f , 1 •> • - o n Cll-i *1 1 amp iipti whirl h. -»i.| i* H 1o i l t a l ■ •«, t h i r d 1 »tii. ..f M. NBA. 1 o i m r c t Kin W i l l i 'h.* • * O A K L A N D . C a lif, Ort. iitG-UP); ue< d It ••‘ • i # t i . • to r. . IKKNTON. N J. Oct. 28 tA’i 1 *1. r .d l n 1 -• ( 1 In *• ivmg pow — An attracUvr U -y ra i-o lJ g irl, iy fill ' III y # « l d. S p p c i l l * oli *» r4 7 t i > pr«i an Adam M Schmidt. 12-year old • f t h r \'n» 11 |.' thr fart l im e IO d a y * a g o %h» -u ^ with a high ei'hool education and | at th *• 'll N T i MUM hI I f St . f.ch. >>llH.y. who w on »ed about # *’ ..nti» ui-d n Pm T w o). |f l l.f • i , B rluldhoxl background c l p(,r* 'y mitlcfl 1«i a l o n g eer iew *•! •*>.»m of mu It k fMlMi m ortgage on th# family 1 • i|u#nt > -h w o'lhi , feminine rhararteriatir*, yester in*I bin* |)4 M 1. i* n . • g » ' t w it home, fouiul out yvat#niay b* i l o i n g t l i ng4> t It Ml lit day faced weary months Id n >oa finii her won i have to “ sleep under a tree. \Yw ( ’oncurtScaHonAt •>.|t*i err 1.1 in .*i •• ••111 II I i .1 fri*ui (hr pilal while ph>eciatu .00 cht to wuultl tl • s p 114: I • *a hr wrote President Ruo*evelt halt a transformation m ahieh M in n • Mi r -hr wa* a*kt.| !«• Ju r >nii( h has * *-rn JiVfpialif Rok Tower OpennSoon he willing to do she ia developing the -haisrlet- •xtanJ h. 1 haotl Hh# thrust It • n-' J lilg r J. r B K uoiut , I'.ntlrd a bit by the Ugal m* fnrwatii i.k. * man abuul li» *)»akv Tat »•••* ,h» * rrn istica of a man a**ign« .1 I l i i * l i e t h (J uM int an **. ki * r et ar > chinery, but fully cognisant of the The g irl at one time wa* • dis­ hand* T in »» -hr burst int«• ira i* pr. •Ir *< this li. ..I, I 'lie Ijike Wall*- ' handier of significance o f It all, Adam wa* “ Vuu *h# exibiMiii.l, “ k tinct blonde of golden hair and , ' ••!* •nrii'v w »» m Si.iifortl yestsr- jubilant a* foreclosure o f mort (hat. A y h l wr uI i r Hue eyes .attending clli'lc phyel- roarv, would tm w cm itm burn- daV in anm.unre tin.' •urillnn con- gagr* on tu* parents home In plt#r.il bri hfctiil lik. thi.-.’* ciana as Id. Now her hair i» coarse . ert nt Rnk Tower w >ill tx'gin for Trenton was averted— the first rb >*ir •an* naul the |»*l**».* * '!• and blown. »N T i l l A L , i » i 2H - (A'* 'l»«* aeon at .TOO • luck, T l i u r * - in New Jersey to benefit under Two year, a g j she was forced vetjr b illn ovrr h#r conUuiuti • Da> i* litiu.1 I *1 M|'pi• ••h\ . 4>#r |4 1 hr home i.wners’ loan corpora il lim it •> $ 'H i.IK *I u ,|n r * ihn| )< * lo atari abating to ouru' tha constantly firbUng ag*aifi*t M •w ( j m i m t a n r e •rilled at tha lion growth o f sideburns and mustache. II#/ hau l* i*avr gro an largo* und t^rdi.v bv n Mari u lilcli lit. k. .. . Imii.lier ol f*4.iiini. • • here, an I Adsin, his mother aod father haxr *c|iini r«i lM *| w ..n |Im« c e iii. u a n d r o *.f «.f left a supply nf prngi Physician, said tb* radical hag should* r* t.ni* and an- Mr and Mr* Frank Schmidt, and Ogb rl*‘ 4 b and Biu-rular m gianJuiaf gianJai a f tW change came from <W--Jlh paogli l h# I iiuirh o f Ihe IHtlnaCuiate p-'i|i»e^nnt* relating tn the a frwnd of th# fam ily, were pre­ ra, nl'I • i*h th# lx»Mf sifuc • ( one piii.n ami ltu'ii*i| its way t*. Ikienclen which dealnryeJ a d g* «hm>g<s •nnciTl* find* f present sent y # *trid ». in th# offic# of O Icate balance between won, the tlqr thyreM ftaiie o f her i*.»Jy ha# liu( •lic ic I 1he iv n lu o| lit. I. tiding. conceit* are t. I*e held at Frank Rhanley. *tat# manager, to -krim n. al p rn r.it, wihiM and adrenal glande. The thyrald qOM ChUd* •*) each T). trs.iay and the two mortgages cancelled Nl \\hl*A|»FRs BARR HD lxnpo*i>i'i*' th# tiuctom J#-1 .Sunday afteiniH.il afte» Dec 14, as and receipt* for corporation bond* '•• II n* un Tur«<lay an*) Saturdays made out to the m o rtg a f•#. M F '.N ’ A, Ort - DP> - s.t of ih*- many phy*h*lnn< In- (#• n (••■rmnn ticw-piiprr* ntul •! al n*.on S|m « ial o n • rt* ar# to The fam ily'* plight, resulting ed tn the rase described Uwr la-drat^d -weeklies., lorhdiug th I*. 1 laytd at announced intervals. from a ii month*' unemployment 1 build 11* “ that o f a college He,In,,, Illuatrirr t . . tire Mn< I‘. 1 tsigiia wishing * enfr) uf tha a#a- by th# father and coat af operaore oinnr,.- F e m M ^ fe d n e s t (,„ , lilu-yrieHe and Simplr... n * program are invllrd to call tlooi for three of »• vep member* 4 and alnioe, yeeterday were banein* trade body offic. in th# o f th# family, long had weighed i ity H all aad secure a copy. heavily on young A d i * . TtXB b . _ ---------- •• d . d •nd i pi .■nt Of Girl Who st'uline Trails f»i*lf x. • • hc FORD POSITION IN NR A SITUATION jj^B°veniracnt FINALLY STATED Johnson ChargedWith Assuming Dictator Role Almost Daily U KTRO IT. Ocl 2H - t/P> -Hen­ ry Kuril's I- ng standing "silent c.'ntnrvers^’ witlr the N R A was at all abrupt end l»*t night with tire Ford Company'* statement' the fir*t since the motor magnate failed tu sign the auto code that Tfrovery ArtminhAvalwe- Hugh S. Johnson is "assuming the air* o f H dictator" and "attempting ■ grave injustice upon law-abiding American Industry." "Johnson'* daily repression o f Relief Work I To ReCutByOneThird t outit y •rrvl r il l l.o l i p lit fur f thrm r«* •h pi ••piisll i li I tnlrrval* to r«* f..|. to iui.l lialo I r it ic* - 1 1 t u r n to w o r k or arhuo l Most of •• ii'i am 1 » |I • (’ I Jt III t1I* pi•• - . I I I it bet t li rrn r r - « ,nl i*t#il at th# r n d o f t b r • hi h h u - *1 •.Inn t h a n ll m t - i t m o n t h p r r lu t l, ati»l they now lv. ii« I' m—i.l i ' K i h i w c '. elt r if rngagnt ill rrforrstati* n i fnd* Thi M U' to *n • . e f f o r t t o iib tn in n f f i r m a t lv a 1 c o m p lia n c e w it h H e n r y F o r d , ' o r g o n f l c r h im w ith fo r m a l t p ro a e c u tio n and e x c lu d e h im an d h i* d e a le r * fro n t im ve rn m en t hnalneaa. Th# poattlnri taken by Johnson wa* that there had to \* an and lo uncertainty a* to whether Ford was or wa* not con ipb in f; th it it wa* im|H>*tible for the govern- , ment to b# taking blue eagles out of the window* of a oeauty pnr-. j lor. and at th# »ame tune allow* Ing an industrial!*! of th* nation* al Importance of Ford lo puriu# * course outside NKA. At a press conference yestarisktd lay inormtijr day morning Johnson wa* ask vnetfier failure failu whether by F o n l ti)*’ 1ad mil figure* would hr violation of the coile. Ford wax tha only aut#« mobile manufacturer to refuse to , sign thr co<le. “ Absolutely,“ Johnson shot rack, “ as soon an I have a clear* ’ cut violation of the cmle 1 wiir* act under the code. I will turn the case over to the attorney gan*’ ' erat'a ofic#.“ Another tjuesliun: “ Do you con­ sider Ford eligible to hid on t government coiffract* at lire p r# * -’ eni time, inanmurh a* to date he u ha* not complied with the codeTT “ No, I d<» not think he is vllgl.' ble, because he has pu ilirly state- ** ed that he was not 111 sympathy with Ihe code ami hr would n # v6 T ^ put Into effect anything that never put into effect anythli\jg collective barthat lookrd ilk. g a in in g " "Oanrral, can the guvetnmant ui/y from a man who coni jrms to j tha cod* wh»i buys from a niaou* facturar wlm ik>*. n ot?" " I hat* tu tak* thr p sitlon that a grrat billion dollar manufactory rr cannot hid* hrhiml a $10,00(1 company." . " K v * ii thougli th* ilralar l>ought hia car from any manufait^raTV' Anuthr, nrwspap*, man put tat "Tha tia right." "Tha national lauur boarJ la o f th* oplniun that th* For,I ConJY>a* ny ta going in for i'oll*cllv« bar., gaining, amt that Ih* Nrw Jar* ’ ary and I ’riinsylvania assembly plants ar* wailing for nurd front Dearborn " “ Writ, I am not fatniliur with the development*.“ was the r#i'ly"(le n e ril, whst I* the altllud# In tiie ia »e of the l.mcoln ca rt'* % “ You mean thr Lincoln I rid* around In? W « ar* going to trada II in for a Cadillac.” "Can wa quot* you on th atT" " Y .a ," "la It trua that tha Lincoln I (Continual! rgi I'aga T w o ) ■ -v 1i*l * » ha* Ihe faA that w tlfarr fund* ar# getting lower and low­ er lllily thorn# inrraon* who ar# artually in dir# n##d wdl b# car 1 led on tb* roll* during t)i# winI f i , Mr* Mur*# *ald a* ah# re­ minded all p#raon* on relief that K IIW A IIM 8 V IH ITH C I T Y the) nerd #i|>#rt no further help if they turn down legitirnat# mi William Edward* of Zallwood, pioyinent when ll la offered. praaldanl of thr Plymouth Cltrug Aasociatiun and prratdrnt of tha ■Slat* Bank of Apupka w a i la tianfoni Friday aftnnoon visiting with trada body officials, agtf with haads o f Chaaa and C o, ait matters of Intaraat to citrus grow* »ra in this aactlon. ^ ____ Ins,-I in school s Im>uI "soins thlnys" th* president * » ■ dome M iiT e f -Tr n N A V A L A R C H IT E C D in l e • * in Washington Unknown to ths family h« ad V IR G IN IA W A TE R , Eng., O eL •llrss*ii a lattar lo "I'rva Kooaa 24- (A t-- Sir John Harvard Dllaa, s*lt '' TV, not*d naval architact, 4 M "I'lvaaa, air I’ raa HooaavaJt,' ysatarday Hr a*rv*d aa aaaagaor hr said. " I fr*l aorra, for iny In tha Titanic inquiry tn 1919 i inothsr Mothar crias day and tssliflad al th* inquiry into night brrauaa wa art going to • Vsstria. our hotna. Tha man la going to sail our houa* on tha 30th of Au. gust and maks an action of our furnitura twrausa my fathrr cant YesterdayNWeatlier pay tha mortgage Th»r* ar* a*v*n in th* family, counting m» V u /k I D A * "I'lraa * * i' P ~ * Roosavalt," h* M A N ro lU ) . . conrludrJ, " I always worry that Aaslach lcel* Barlow something might happaa to n< Buell# mothrr. I'd loaa avarythlng what F t M?#re * ... Ftere# got Plaaaa cant you dg aotnr Ft O.In*.villa Ih ,*. . . . . w ij||n(l Ker w#*t Mi# ail to al**p undar a traa bat I f*sl Oris ado *o,r» for my mothar and fa ll Fensaroi* and statar and tha raat o f tha Teaipa Tltusv III* family. Plaaa* halp ua to do aumrtklDg. Thanks a thousand A ll* nl* tlmaa." Augusta Tha boy's Uttar was forwards'! Macon from Washington to Shaalay who invaaUotad. Schoolboy’s Appeal To Roosevelt Gets Result As Home Foreclosure IsIIalted ( j JohnsonDeterminesTo End UncertaintyAs To Manufacturers* Position On Codtf W A S H IN G T O N . O rt. 28.— ( A . P . t — Prn *lden t R o o s e v e lt 1and his aids com m itted th e A c r p l i i l mh me m b# r* of H u r l # 1 » "1 m m i ■» $■•• 11 \\ 1.11•• |dni ni)' |I S n mi s, ( u i I i m ii i 4 » u * r r v a tm i i t oi p h . . . t - a 1 i«$9i•x fin ii kiv hi \ 1 . III. m o n t li term , 12 I a k -h I ( ace# . •• • t •M m . 1> ......... H " v.'i.itK S a n f i o d m e n , l l i n i \i i i nt IiimI to (itil«*» «»vei tin - iR dven • li. •»l. th ■ in M> .............. l u l l ' Wlilt'll I hv I k 1•fore t h e m , left ' ' • •••| l ’ ruler order* from th# 8#mlnnl# a ft er mo •n by | SHiif«'iil y t » ! r n l * y •• .* > I1 ••.■pl. w I. " 1 Ji'oiitiiy Krn^rgvnry B#1i#f C'otincil v % In c h f t o m 1 11 t k for < trlaiidcii • . *, , f 1. • ■ ............ Mi 1 Mr* Helen T Morn# and mem­ f• fi» i F " i t Si re v eil. w al M.il It d4 f •1»4•4- ! i'i*inl t ln'jr ber* of her * ta ff ar<* now #ngag 1. Is. » , , (Si 'V* n it t •• in i«t*t»ryiuv tialny'. ed in rutting down (hr* wvlfart* tin* Pii* !»••) •• ho madi* up . '1 :|l til. !••••rilint i 1 I, I . t o r n ! y ’* i p m t u of m e n i i i ' ih led lit relief roll* *o tha! by Ni*v fu ll) our third o f thr prr*4»na now 1 t in *ei 4'iitl for t hr mi m y , di u f ! ' oil relief will b.- on th#ir own » t *• •» •'ll 1* <11 n 1 pr i l ar 1 W mm r i y i l c ll* im « ip -, I, ngairi 1*4'IIM ' - , ioi». N D I r i i w r y . XI t M |H It • d g e i ^ Return of many of tli#*# |»rr*on» It s. • •II » • II* • l l l l l l 1 S p u i g e o i i S in 11It. t l>ile r *t i n i l . to work in rrlrry fivbfla and in 1. ... 1 * ' rl • tin- III!'* (i A M o n g e r . A M i l a m . < t ie l other Im#* of #nd#avur haa occa . I.l t trill ITI illl \\ till It g e t , W i n l l y o t l a i i t e , D a v e Jack *inn#d tin* culling down o f the •I.l h k no w j unit mu! F .ii ( J l l n m r r , tlir la tlrr I o •t. !« 1not iet m n H A IF A , P *lr*linr, (h t I In lo dj ; opinion ia nut law," said a state­ ment from the company office* yesterday. ".Signing a code is not Ih the law, flying the blue eagle is not in the law The Kurd Mo­ tor Company observe* the law etui scored* it in all Its real reoovery fe a tu re *" Thr statement. Incidentally, made the charge that favoritism in the awarding o f governmental trills is "(M.ssible under the N R A ." Kurd officials indicated dearly ■hat they (relieved Johnson had singled them uul unnecessarily tn his statement, which concerned I \* 111•I lik e to * l * t r t h * ' i> * wage, hout and schedules o f emll. • I i ploy ment to be furnished lo th* l o h* •*i -•• [ (1 ontinutKl Oil Page Tw o) National Automobile chamber of I i»lg commerce required by the NKA I '. in. . tt fit. 12 Hoys Accepted For «*. de Fold is not n member of the MCA • In Mil'll Duty In Forest Arm y National Automobile chaml>er of (Continued tin Cage T w o! l .tl p n . p l BREVARD COUNTY COURT TERM IS RROUGIIT TO END i AK R O N , Oct. 2*. -(/ »• )-T h » CJrgf Zvp|M-lin .vvtfrgn uf msny trans-Atlantir crossings, took o ff this mum Ing on her return flight tu Germany. Across Kaslrrn United States, over thr Atlantic, tu Seville, Spain anil |lirn home, tn Frletirichshafrn, wa* her course, A ecore of travelers were listed on the Graf's passenger list for Se­ ville, reached Monday, and Krirdrichshafrn. Tuesday. •Aldrich, Chase Head, Repudiates Policies O f FormerHankerln j • Surprise Statement j W A S H IN G T O N . Ort. 2M i,r. I — An a««*rtinn hy th* f*«l*i»| tv ' ] serve board in it» monthly hull- I , • •« that industrial ir t iv i’ v hn.ij »l»ck vr*d "in industries in v h h p r o w lin g ••*«•* nr rnd*s h ROOSEVELT BACK OF PL A TO WHIP FORD G raf Zeppelinlleada For Her Home Port � 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, October 27, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 27, 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>, October 27, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/51fa404d7094ed3adbb3ab7ebf47dcfa.pdf b0ab5316d056f4aa62303427164a2540 PDF Text Text r r-'.n & w ?F.’ $.V‘v »■ I I H o r id a ’a H e a r t Grwntant Vccwtahls G U to U n i '* M n n P»rUy c M r tonight □ i i r_r._"_ A N IW P U P E N D R It X A I L T N B W 8 P A P K B XXV M em ber Aw m eiated P m m S A N T O R O , F L O R ID A ! T H U R S D A Y , O C T O B E R X6, IM S P ik e F ir * . *■ w e a t h w C ea U N U .M H K R BOMBBURSTSNRAUwh ThotorMejhvai BRYANECHOESGOLDINFLATIONSanford Merchant* A gree GOLD PRICE Star Chamber, In Opinion To Take Part In Good - W ill n DDCH DV m O f C apitalist McCormick MONEY PLEAS RELIEVED AIM Tour O f County O n Nov. R V* * “ *. CUBAN LEADER OF BROTHEMOF ROOSEVELT CENTS TOD •‘ •=91 LOS ANGELES, Oct. W — Th* American people, saddled with the national recovery act and cornpaninnate Ircislntion, sin “ littie if acy better than a ratiur of -ob­ ject*, dominalnl and domineered over by an army o f *rin.,:il* mod­ elled aflrr Itnisia, Italy anti Gi-rmany," in the opinion of t’o l R. H. McCormick, millionaire pu-lishc? ol the Chicago Tribune. McCormick leveled a fiery bias' against encmachmoi t ol n«<rern* nrenl control on privaie rnlrrpriie la a speech before tha Western Stales' Taxpayer*. A n n cunvciilion b*re Tuesday l i s n v 4 - • > “ One act of Congic-s has pur­ ported to wipe olit our ronatilutlon anti our inherent rights, |hpublisber declared. “ Yos have no l.-ngrr inviolaole pro rsrty tiyhls - nor right of conlrac- You can­ not be guided by cxpetirnrt-. You n.ust Ignore the la * of *upply and demand. You must ri>i-y the numlnislrator. YoJ a<v nr h"lpless as a man who ollui.led ■ Tudor kTS" lie thararlerUcil vr* joiI ad ministration method i •< I lo- "tci stabli.htm ti- of the Mnl ctsl English Star Chamber form of guvernment." ''A year ago,” he c n'imte*:, “ yvttr property wa» your own and mostly you rlrdo't ne * I r. law­ yer to advi.r you whetni * you Itiight nuy or sell, or 'In price to n.ark on each article. “ Your case is dilftirn; ntve. You nitisl sign nn Mki'.-ortient or take your rooe. A i you sit your bojlr*, the shadow ti* c govern•i.tnl agent, regulator yr and judur ruini.in.-il ails with you. The law is that of the star chamber.” Sanford marchanta and proftt-i on Ita aucetaa. Decision to stags ths FsttlTal' sional men were being recruited this morning by members of the enmt during • mss ting o f tbo1 Commercial Activities Committee of the Seminole County Chamber the city needed such aa affair as of Commerce to enter an automobile a trade stimulating measnra, nnd n . In a proposed RO-car “ Good-will* that residents of tbo county will IlT ip € C T I8 I fJ motorcad* which win leas* San­ respond if their attention ia dl-. ford Thursday morning, Noe. 8, carted to tha bargains and enter-j _____ WASHINGTON, O ct 16.—<*■>— for • swing around this county In MNCOIaN. Neb.. Oct. 2fi.-t/T) HAVANA, O c t 20. — the interests of an “ NRA Fsati™ * m * c .T O K —Hope that l*re-idcnt RaoM-ffll'i Pfe-ident RooaavtH'a pronounco(A.P.)— An attempt w m val’’ to be held on tha following the day o f tha Festival. I fA .P .Y — ^Th n A rliu in i.etn t tnent of a world gold market In gold purchase plan would tuenn made early today on the life >Thursday. The motorcade Idea was sag- soilFhf to p lvr nn I w r "mnr* ha»ic money'* wa# ex pt eased the United States has led capital I Thesa marchants wore respond­ of Carlo* Mendlcta, veteran hy Oovrrnor Charles W.' (Vfgan experts to believe that he has but ing In a satisfactory manner, it Nationalist leader, when hla yc»tcr*lay a* he echoed the mom one thing In mind—a depreciated was reported at the trade body will fro™ th. ,11, u Uw «w h t7 i m H P i 'W i m l - l n y liy li.rr home was bombed. money plea* voiced hy hla broth­ lollar through gold Inflation. I low then does gold Inflation op* shortly after noon today. At that towns, and the parade will bo aojinK tin price it will pny ffl Mrs. Mendieta narrowly es­ er. William Itnninga nrynn* -17 time, 49 automobiles had bean arranged thnt them will bo bet! u.-wlv mined gol.l l>y 1H cant erate ? year* ago. caped Injury when a balcony v n ,.,. The answer, the conaenaua of lined up, and 49 persons or groups little chance that tha county w lll,nil r,nnr. Th»- govern"i «niil the silvaCiia* on which aha bad been stand­ cxpeit» agree, la that gold infla­ had made a small contribution to­ fall to understand tha moaning o f , " ' r’Unre flK u rr w m set at SlU.GL ward tha success of the motorcade the visit. sue «I«*clitieal after Iiib hi other ing a few minutes earlier was tion (n riiiing gold pHco) operataa It was asserted at (ho,. failed to win the picxidancg in not hy inrreaalng the currency, and the FasUral. And then was Ths motorcado will vial* tbo folripped away by the explosion. House later ihut tin- Im-reapa, (Continued on Pago Four) hla free coinage campaign of ifrUtl hut hy changing tha standard of still another committee to report Mendleta said he Had “ No ld«a" not nece- et|l\ m ini wo but the onl\ leaMiu was he value. who was m pooilble. be a dally aitvnnrr. Imlh-at) cause of Mth*- ili-«*iv« r\ of a great In ihn*e countries atlll on tha The bombinr followed hour* of \rere uoleni that **• long deal of addit poiiiI gold an«l im* ifohl *tandanl. money in every wtM disorders in h i m pari* of th« Ameriean priie keep- ah prove*I pr of »v finings'* fonn rrpreaenta either gold itself, Ctm.- Darina tha Iait two dayi foreign market I. vel*. a M(Jnld." € «•*»*.*t l'»yan laid. •r something that can be axpolice a r m ted 400 persons, mainly may bo roarhe.| when it will, *'lhu* M*rv**d ii-. in«<1 for gddi- hang r.1 into irotd. communists, in an effort lo item bo foN nrres.ary tn increase! Gold inflation operates by dltnmal money an t for n number of tbs trouble. 0 notat Ion. Purrhasoa uf tnetal year* the aiivei 'pn-ln n wax not liitm* the dollar into smallsr un­ continue tm a dally basis. ' Barioo* tabor trouble! at k «it acute. Condition^ mm* iimw a?l*ing America was wall rntbarkad' •raj Ameriean owned aujrar mills To u*e an illustrative flfuro: It which it aeeni* to me meant that Dixie Weather Drops Says Stable Value Of money rnuat In- i*«*u. «l on our pre* HM'ialrs by dividing a I * * of ponight upon tho Roooovrlt po worried Americans and the Cu­ • f higher prices through » To I a)\v Figures As ban government last night a< at Dollar Being S e t ent large gold supply » on alfver atnea intn smaller units. So far ugvd currency with’ OTa rhmm U uanractlun: ga a.halt. has. of. laast one American JL Wav<‘ Sweeps In — In Gradual* Stages ♦w wt^lee-twifkeT^TT^e tfm tttITrHfy, luliws will purrhasa only half markets responding strongly' , 4 in oihar wvtd«, in|lai* n." tbo economic stimulus of the CW slml thr whnl, bag did bafore Him prisoner. lilt The %Morli Ir«l Ire-*.) Hr van xaid Mo lt •><»ney wm* Executive's program. , .JjB Hi MARK St’ I.LlV A N nuts it circulates on its inharEight Important project- were Thr North American ofitirfnt United States destroyer Urging tho public to support nwrw ary t»» "i*pla>«* m**ney |ni value. Hut supposing that the High officials o f tho govern W A SIIIN (;TnN . Ori 2T. the recently organised “ League established as needing the coa­ met and filed the price nf Ri Was standing by off An­ \ m markfl totfny ny Ihn cfTnc* o I'rr*id< nt ((>*•«•:%i-lt ha* l*egun to huitied in l ;•J1 Mini i •22 by th* t*lf I'sit is given a name— for In­ for Better Schools" becauee Its slant attention of mambars of the ■traction Corporation purthss ... Orienle province, near oi n wintry Mn>t that left !chin<i Fade ral Rr^eiAr Hunk under th** inner, dollars— and thousands of oprrale one of the nirthfal* of alma ara directed toward guaran­ Highway Commlttve o f ths Sami- newly-m'ned gold at $91.98, a t tha Alto Cedro sugar mill, where it a tral of ihnth. Harding admini«lration to thi cuplr nw, more dollan than thsy rurrrnry Inflation whirh t'ongre** f l ­ .Sh pping wan nerloualy hanrti teeing an fight month school term nol* County Chamber of Com­ C. M. Jervis, the American mana­ tn pa>, and some presidential for all children as well as Insur­ merce when that group met In Us are IT to 18 cents higbei thin f ln«t April authorize*! him tn u«r tent of f-I.IKKl.OOO.OOn ger, Wax 'held by strikers who rnppftl t y n hnwlmr autumn gale, "Deflation ol the «urff^ry at flirt drrrrrs that half a bog of ing a living wag* for all Isotherm, first session of ths new eeaeon el price paid on tho London Ex­ arj ontpnniril i»\ rnio anti fog that lie lx doing It imlliertly, hut the had formed a soviet regime. change. Then,, they cat back to effect i«* the name Its* i« pontr that time." hr *>mi«I "wan I "th l Inin.-, in.tr»<l nf a whnl* ha* Superintendent of Schools T. W. th* City Hall recently. la«hri| l hr N m i Ii Atlantic watch the results. They W N The government after success yi>ntrfil:i y Mhif ln«! night, whili* tn redorv the enl*f value of the illegal Knd inimoial Ii wax *| •Via* ill const it ulr „ne dollar, then it Lawton, speaking before the regu­ Fly* o f theeo project* relate to v tM fully breaking « threat of a gen­ f>rvon luin rriioot mrrr awrpt *»» dollar Instead of doing thi* at one to force m re*lu«li n ,n th*- * *>v| rlenirnlaiy that the position of lar Seminole County Council of stale roads la this county while pis.ling. Commodities 'led a general »t- who owe is improved, eral (trike In Havana, fared an­ do mi It) thr Bvanllrii ttalrn of tt»r •l»*p and extatsliohing at once a of living oi hi other wonl* III P a r e n t-Teachers Associations three ef tha projects, if carried ran co. B k w L n s three tu rn carry out the hypothels far. meeting at Janlor High School out successfully, will bring Other in Malanias province, Salmon Hivrr in New Itninavrir*, new nnsl prrmanrnl ralm* of the } drier dnvm agi trull ur nt prtem. and ono-qcartor cents higher? I : A horse worth 100 bags of yesterday, said that tbo critical where serious disorders werr re­ caught on a pamn»nr while itf.hing dollar It **dl l*e done gradually al prorsmsnt to county roods, "Thr Kepuhli* an* in IU20 lock groups closed firstly on* ilatoea would then be worth 200 condition of Florida's school aye ported daring the day. for lumbar for a |ta|>«*r rompnvtv a^Discussion and setting af tbo Vre points h'gher. From time to time he, with fi* j pledged themM'lv.n («• deflate be*■ of potatoes, called 200 dollars tarn make* such support A cold Irlt oitondi-tl from <’••• rifpfoJerte formed the principal fea­ ' . The commander of the Twiggs T h e theory behind Mr. I. ral official* of I he govern merit* laiixv prii've w rit high. That'a fpirad of 100, and soeh of the in*I ture of tha meeting which wan ad­ volt's Idea waa that by lalsin •aid Jervis was afraid In leave ada down into Oiair •ary. will fix the vaim of Iho dolUi in the only ple«ige the) kept and half I .age would pay o ff ana Fnhtrrn half of thr Unit* I S*nu». journed to pararit the committed “Th* school syatam 1 under an escort of Cuban aolof dwnaatlg , N«»w York statw i« hard h»*. term of gold, lie wdl fix it »n a that dmlinyrd |hr pr<>*|»ritty of* »d u **d N . Ml d i l a t e * bo »4tod, dlers, believing his departure th«* country," • -> y ,n From >ix *«» 1 * 4 incl.i * t»f p».'*w i’lr t tipo wbi.-ho-AOl th* whole, will "and unless something drastic ■no la is drive' — r alW ^ th a ^ roT d b lj * f I^J.JT*ald precipitate. a. clash between rio^c«*d the highway* and part- he 'eadily ilo»nw«r*l. A* th«‘ gold armad, B*w lekefront boulevard. done, or a miracle la performed, taUona upward. Tlie '- n .a ’ j t the strikers anil troopers \ a I i* of lh«ilollm rimm downward lyird nil comm n’ratioii in the d tf Club Drive Will the schools of this county can: :anntm T1 The committee members were latter, ooonoml. e i-uinUHl .< m , u The cruiser Richmond jailed Adirondnrka. Snow flume-* wer«* it i prtxumerl that price* of ifiiiHl* guoi of W. A. Kratxert, reel- was gold dosplt. An erira'# *,!»>- » '<ct Under W ay Soon opera Is longer than tig monthdT gueits from Havana after the arrival nf in ChicRfD nnd rlehelaml. will iMi iipwanf. When price•• **f His address waa a highlight of dent state road department engi­ partore from thr p-.-W .landsitf another American warship, the Thr icjf water a of the* Kuonir- to»M< on the averare reach the thf meeting which attracted near­ neer, end all expreesed setlsfscFor the prese.ll. i waa hkj on urtng a joint meeting of rvpreWyoming. ' harna Itlvrr near Afton. N* w level they had In I W th« I'nal- | ly 90 member*. Mrs. R. [, Dean, tion end eurpriee over the magni­ good antberity, the roor.-rtrl#'_ aeaitlvas nf thr trad* body and liven of %* ..n *lrnt evpe*t« t0 *tahdi»e pric* - of Oran Ran Martin Yrrk. rluimed president of the Council, presided tude and oeauty of tha unfinished factors Involved ,t tho plan will/ th'-'tanfnrd Country Club, daci per»on«, a mRu and wife, then all his ministers for an over the fftelon which opffied road and completed bridge. be reviewed daily ami each ritmj/i The S«*inilie>l«* ♦’utility \i'iirul good* nn thr aveiagr nt that le\i> *1- to stage a club membership with tha ringing of “ America" axtinordinary session at which the three ch lilt ell and two The firet project it the comple­ Ing the day's g •'.« priftj w ill!h i' old girl*. Orowuad hhiien their He will do thi* hy ad pting what (UM I <•111111 it I •*# ill (Rrr* l all up- lire at thr present time was da­ and a prayer by Roe. E. I). Brown­ • tion of ths lekefront boulevard It sntiounced. question of accepting tha resigna­ unto nillrd down an rtnhnnknu'■" he call* h "nianag« d currenc y " pral (•• thr *tatf* and fnh r.«i au lasi until a cummlttaa, appointed lee. This did nol mum. It was s-Idad, wee dec ded. Thi* project Include, Ih*'Mt i* * for prompt M liililir o in dung the mealing, could appear tion of Finance Secretary lh ;• *uto the river. The “ niatiaired cuiiency** will he Ae president of the Junior High nol only the work of lop-dreat!ng that tho quote-• m would urcsiMrpaigne, who wants to quit, was Swirhuje out of the northwest, a a dollar whn-r value will he Va - 1,n‘ * 111,1 th* mnlr cricket *itua- beta members of th* City Com School P.-T. A.. Mrs. W. A. Lef- (he brulevard from the Volu.le lly change from day tn day as ft ■ai ion to ascertain tbo Commlacounty. It wan dr1,1 tin* fler extended a welcome to tha County line to B point near the might tw deoit'i! said t» Have been iil.cu.-ad. In •torn* in i Ih- l^iki- Su|»ertor reijiuii i inf mofriaiillv *o h» to a* t a* j slm a b 'a tr’ ••ting of tlir •-ofitinii- ab-ra* attitude toward making .. •• or .. -taiiiliz*'i . I II M «»n I Clued at members of the AertM-latlon, and hand.hell, but the widening of certain circumi sni - . in let ,908* their meeting the cabinet mem­ piled U|i IJ lie hr* ••( allow l«* a V»n«,ru"t oi" ibutiona to lh* course this I hn !) I thr l note offices hriak a l« yeni n n iol for lk t » the avrrng* price »*f gi»od*. and { ^ Mrs. B. F. Long of Chuluota made Park Avenue to 27lh Street and p ike stand. ,aS ber* also considered s semi-partrr«lM\ nt F I |)'»i nrr rung year, and what amount; the response. Prof. R. F Cooper, Terk Avenue In | piVlohh — loaf oils <Uh»» acrtloll* k*ep the latter always the -vuoie The methwl -if p,ym*iit l-rojjht din tie eiprrtrd. Ilamentsry plaq. iif Minrn *in re|M»»t**«| aiio**fnl While n **mnniglMl ruirrnry" !• lursiding -f the school faculty, also extendTh« —unpletlon of Steti- R u t, „ III .< ill . .rture (r 'fVl I-ngrcltig,r 1a rninmittae waa named aa I hr anil*' « m« kot S | «ra k r• and ire-fringed lake*. ■' rverilnes. N It *n»t.i M uni Dot. thi iukIi Ii tin pH *i , ........... pinniltirtZ^Bg1 *uppn«ed to keep th*- i»*rimge price foi mts Chairman J C. Hutchi.|i.'ra Nelirnhka hud freezing temper- of |'Oim|| alwnya the amine, thi* •ubjcct in* luii' «1 Hi C. I Stahl, Mrs. Dorothy lamb, county * • 'I •••■-. till-. Including the neu iji i s Inr,I • ii-Ii f.ii it* •O! K. F Dornar, Dr 8 . Pulraton, Hr. F. I W* 11man. Martin StanatLrt* for tin Itno* thi* year, •rhonl nurse, outlined briefly tha l-'iili- t i " * » the 8t. John. Iti.• • tty evil.mv M<< •i>'l-«>Mtuie., doe# n i mean that the prim* of ko, (Sub S* hinuli II M. I'apwiuth. It. Chapman, Andrew Carrairr.M iry, Tho cured liiiiul*. in ll and Norlli liakota lernfieraturea Chari*. Dunn, Randall -•suits of ths annual "Bummer ■ii h.e.aru County le the eeruti J I each commodity would remain lh* F. w . r. Mhi. A lr x R. John*on, '»* ...... tiiv * -IJ ira I »4i I .Oil* Round-Up.’’ 8ha presented chart* rnnice l uph«aid fiom 11 -iliovv re project. •* -* — •atur M h*-at mi (hi K*> lip IP pi**** E. W llit-m i, and John M* i*rh, Che. and Hr. G. H. Salman. Au- showing that there Is an increase bl'lltures to I lie Vi-m .1 in lll lc J p f fu. Snow flume** hit rh n iffo an I Walter N. Pearce of the U. R, The third project Ii rimed at tlaty. t» also given th* coramltthe first time. C'lavclatid. where a 22-iiill«* wind and cott'-n might go down. *»• Sc. •orio art up dataila for th* mam- of tskereuleei. In this county. She the betterment and acceptance by Departmknt of Commerce, the Mining le­ Joaos said tin it alto explained that tha work of drtiva trmperaturrh upmi fueling. vice ver*a, and ao <>n through n In u'lfliiuriip 'he commit t t f 'i lamp drive. tha State Road Department for man orho U directly lo charge of vel t tH|ps ridding the county of this disease me ntenaac* of 8tate Road No. duotry could ooa I) The South pulled t»ut it** Idanl Itun<ii«i1 commcalitie* The a* or "urk iiu i»*r in * jfrar, ii iiii k-ae attending laat night’s NBA Advisory and Complianre ‘ eta and ti»pet*ata laxl night a n d l w of «li would be kept the *aine • I'ggCBtft that I hr truth* hinly ntnng were: R. It. Chapman, is fettered by a portion o f tha 903 from tho Cheney Highway in ■am hoard* In thll district, will be in I rrjmretl foi the fir+ i hill of Uio! always, cuntlnur <1* rffiut it giviuc full Ml and Mf*. Andrew Carraway, fund* race Irad during tha annual Orange County through Chuluota, 8*nford tesporrow for the purpoae winter with teui|»eratiireA o f' Thu l* wliat Mr. ilooscvcll r o o p f n li"'i un<l )^*!p to l»r l*ur* Chiea Itunn, F. F Dornar, U. Chriltmas ten) aria, soon to atari. Oviedo and Wagner to Btato Rood of discussing Many new phases of around HI) degree* The Council unanimously ap­ No. a ot g point eis mil*, .outh ef pr*»mlived— 1means * hi-n he say * he will “ n-rk vlt, who i> in rimrgr of thr new M. apweirth. R. A. Newman, Mrs. N B A worfc with Heal groups push which in Ilixta U ralltil “ rold** at l -eaUlil ivh and maintain a dollar proved the sending of n telegram Sanford. offlcft rxti*hlifthr<! here to hamllv V. Speer and Karl l^hmann. Ing Uv^ drive hi this county. (Continued on Pegu Fouri any time of tha y*ar. which Will iMil .change Its pnr- ri|)frim i»»• ^1 work <n muI ami Acceptance by the Rued Depart­ H I will ho hoard as a speaker Baafard ia being <on*l-l.'ie^aa Fnwt was predicted aa far * baaing and debt-paying pu*«-r <rop dix<'u aw . ment for maintenance i f Slate before two gatherings. One coniq. •outh u ourthvrn Louiliana and during the suersading generation " a possible stopping piece for \ Itpoi -••cgwii* n of Alrx R. Road No. SOI from Uoaera tr nt 8(00 o’clock in the form of a Mltudialppi and arrota middle This is the ultimate purpoar t Irthnxnn thr ffxd « 1mA y * « • »••Oviedo woo adopted aa Ua- fourth airmail planes operating Utwecss; oappar, open to -the public, and CeorgU and Alabama hut lh«r« the i’rrsidonl'a action at.out cur project. It was explained that the BL Petal *huig and Day tons Reach • . i ntrcl t•• mvcuH -ttle thr 1* he hold at the klontesoma Ho- wa« aom« h«»pv for warmer day* tency. The whule nf his pur|M>*u ether part of thU road, from this wlatar, It was discloeed todarr. ■ firlvl for »»**• orpmuimlion of i l«»- * AGUSTA. Oa.. Oct 9 L - 0 P ) toL Mr. N u n will disclose much in 4ffwilicti«r»H * that terni>craturea consists of two parts. The first CHICAOO, Oct. 29.— —A ft­ Ovlado to Wlatar Park wee taken Agtlng Postmaster R. J. I ^ l ml unll of (h i National Grxngr C rm of striking taxtilo workers Interesting data during this sup­ would rite ►lowly today. is ta reduce tha gold value of thv to this cM»unty.‘ tkfi era by automobilaa today for er a stop of less than half an hoar over for maintenance by act of has, at tha request of Supqglafti in Chicago today th* Graf fceppeTha cold wave, moving in from ihdlir gradually until the price* per meeting. Beeervation* should firorrr Malmra IVtrr Tliurtt n. (Du Creek Valley, just across lln again took to th* air while Its the lest legislature, end l| Is now tondaat Cloalor of tho Air Mad Dl- | ho masie In advance, and at the the north and west, wa» • xpecUd of good* on the average rise to being rebuilt. The remainder of vision o f ths PMlofflee Dtp m l tha var in Hnuth Carolina, with Gu« Schn th, F**i **«mcmn. K. W Hugo the road waa not included tn tho mont, gathered data on lh* fwub trade body, attlees In the City to get acruM the South in rapid what they wi re in I92fl. The sec the ijart, tbey .aid, •>( seeking lo veteraa commander Dr. llirerrr. If W Popworth v*»i< l Eckener remtlnsd behind to raorder. Hall. . . on.1 is lo adopt at this point J» hn W o llitg r f fjikr Muntm rlorndlla in that aectinn. A half- cstve thf acclaim of tha city and act, and tho committee leal, that able poundage of elrmsll wtddff Tha w p s i snooting also wilt he this job (houid be completed. would be carried In and oul o f the “ managi-d ilullsr” and thero- BTrtrr f\#»t.-«( ^||p Miryiihrr* « f •’* do,- mills in that valley have not the World's Fair. Better maintenance by lha De- Baaferd In IK* event the MawfMff hold a t the Monte*uma Hotel, and aflrr keep the nvtrage price oi fl*"* •*! r«»»»im||lrr wkkkaVvill in beuiafferted hy strike* In this The ship headed toward Lake Export*, import* Fell ( Continued On Page Two) •ceil. at V:M o’clock. It tao will be elrpirv Is d*.l«rnsted as an eft* : goods always the same. v r«tir x tr lh# §tih<•*« t. to'th e T>xMtr. habile, mu but mambers O ff DuringSeptember • • co UM Tlty-fiva highway patrolman Michigan, end drtled the Fair mall atop. • • That is the plan and tha pur­ In RtUniiiixv «( thr roionut grounds, but It wna'not announced hnvivaan stationsd i* tha terri­ Uw Ipcnl NBA Advtoqjy fCom Ha also has fuml.hed a •<atepose. The plan, however, aa It Ilea trr mrviinz W frr. * hxirman F I GOV. OLSON QUITS NRA whether the Graf would contlaor! tory irmad with machine guns Ittee and Oampllanco tlflanl *re ment of the approximate coat Of W AfiHINtiTON, Ort. in Mr. Kuowsvfll'a ynJnd,- had beat Ithmit -tJnltad Kui<-* report. 4ur>° * be eeprr**rd simply ia terms sf Dornrr, Grorgr Dalmra, K. VN and tr gas, and offlcors said to Milwaukee before returning ta norted |0 bs an hand‘ wit ST. PAUL, OcL i t . —(AT—Gov traaawart.tl'vn of *le mall fVum Dicgrv#, V. W. flr.Hlrr, J. W. B*r. tho. onId “ Taka car* of tho slt- Akron Officers said it WM dim at ■ Septorohrr were valued loday by prices of good. Floyd B. Olsoo roelgnod yester­ tho poatofftce ta th* olrporh | ' t II. (). flrhrrg#. 4*. R. DawBcn, uatl<” when asked what atti­ Akron Into today. the Department of Commerce at Me emphatic pu day ae NRA enforcement officer Avulrrw D ikU, Ah'X R. John»on. tude my would tak* toward the I ISO,000,000 and imports at |I4T,- UM avtrsi-r for Minnesota. Explaining bo did TOWN GF "NEW D EAL” John Mrl"< h. Hi. P. D MrlUr. Geon pickets. a, because other a g .e d u had 000,000. A new lislanrr in fgeor •Amt they we ». I*. 1). MrRur. II. M. PopY e fit4 ‘ r d H v » R W e n t t i5 ^ I'ALBBTINE. T a a ^ OcL 18cvf the United Mateo amounting, Freaidrni does DBritT ROAMBMS FOUND (Ah—Ths name of “ Now Deal” been set up to handle the rth, Guo*' .H* hraoh, Martin compliance work he ha lo fll.000^00. mention 18JR. b ’ FLORIDA 8Unkn( fir. C. K. Slohl, Poirr has been given to aa 4 boom lag ilnce Aug. 8, Olson said the An o i pert said rsitart. “ «ua|)y |y anderst.-xi t ••»«« uw* -iBTAFF, Arts Thurxt' n, Dr. F. I- Wcllmon, Mi** town which has coma with (ha ad■ swwonn ......... vt NRA would continue to have hie show n seasonal Ipn >-see nf abant w n lm att' ub) .nclscaa fathers, n priest veal of oil production ig south­ Nona W jrllf,‘ grwl Karl I*rhm#nn Snatseklrol. Tle«e IS 14 percent from A'uraat lo Bop. pays, -defimt. from lie and thro* ladlan guides western Anderson county, Tha de­ eathuelaatic support. »«.etaw *P f»t- ___ _____ 'ember and import* decline one policy to iiK were Kind In n remote section velopment le eased apoo tho strike XN t COTTON 9TRIKB KaNHF.il percent. This year rip rrtg, o4* 4 4 , with all 2 5 3 foroat last night after • f tbs Texas Reaboard-TVJewater WEDDINGS BY T H O U 0A M M ^ v i— . _ rU1Mmwwft|# .. v aneed L I percent and Importd ( Conti noed Long Lake g u a r several weeks X T W m | ... rUop BAN FRANCISCO, OcL 2B.declined fire percent BOMB, OcL N v-O D -k a V e FI r!4Y M tn . :' (d*i Gobcrnor Rolph announceJ VIRGINIA BIIJJB IXiVt IMPBOVINO thousand marriage* will ho ml#- 'wtenRo —,------ ---X***0*ffU _ _ fX»qp #0 yesterday th# fltnka of gottoa TO BUILII PKIRON bretad slmulUoaouriy O A 10 (p B A T S REDUCED _____ N n r a* WAT ’ I.TWOOD,'* Cdlf, Ort. 20. pkktra in tha fi»o coxntWa oi lh* CAF1T0U BICHTttinlOo — rimwT T| Ross* and the province off Latium WABHINGTON, Oct. **.actrtti, lower Han Jaaqoin vglUy had -Wily Dove, ocl n . - m — VlrBRADENTON, Oot la a new Fascist rite awlUd "the Tbo public works sdminL 0 BORGIA i been U1 f weeks with ended with lay formally ratified censecratloa of satiaURp* *u to- Atlanta _ . me*- a, naaotneed aa alk I* not Ik growers o f 0m tho i If-flrst AmersJoqsat to Scm water raU rn twelfth' yuar of tuguate -- « Clear 94 •ugurate U the mlttea’s rape r e tl'a f along Of O J A N o fur ron.tru.-tl and and tholr agree- tha which aaff exah Premier •*n| Hubert • lU IS prison |M* Tatnall ant to pay . h*r workers T9 rants probfetUoa *nu* yrttcr.iay T 100 posn tk*tM- relay all, * V, ** Attempt Made OnLife O f Mendleta, Head . O f N a t i o n alists; Cabinet May Resign Nebraska (Jovemor Is Tlieory OfMoveDraws In Hopes That Gold Attention O f Many Buying P l a n Will Experts On Capital Mean NewCurrency Who ExplalnDetails Administration Gljf Price BooRting I*Ii $31.54 For M e .m s s s w -s i j s r o ' ? " f r ** there B u zza r d s r i d e m a r k sullivan INTO NORTH (^ E X P L A IN S GOLD WINTER’S HEELS INFLATION PLAN % S f S i f i L 'S w K S 6 MONTH SCHOOL HIGHWAY GROUP TERM PREDICTED MEETS TO ADOPT BY T.W. LAWTON YEAR’S _PR0GRAM Critical Condition Of 8 Projects Set Up As .J iy s tem Esotained .t R e q Hiring Board'# ToP.-T. A.Gathering Constant Attention *j — - *• ; - State, Federal Aid Is Asked In F ig h t On Mole ( ’ ric ke ts District NRA Head To Speak Here Tomorrow -------'A U.S. Mall Planes M ar Stop A t Local PorftV Gt rgia Strikers Head Graf Stops Briefly At I it o Carolina Valley Chicago World's Fair Trepare« For B u«y Season K to |ljL, aniM] h J( ii*n L J-mH V • ■F » iif Xef. L jf j ■ K ;. * I *JlflQ i -. & 1grttto • i MSHb<. . JJ J-k •d �fmtnnmmu* — UPffl& JfiH J10 In* the wcltdadvised them what (to do with tHelr motley In Vl.a lJ(Ue aorne(h[ng_whep ojd age came creepon or when aome other rainy day arrived. Ha 4—Hava a savings account . » —Carty'llfe Iftsursnce. jW ofM O idhte. 7— Make a will. 8— Invest in safe ‘ securities. £ —PaV bills promptly. i with others-. . .... n wrilcT Jh the Tattipe Tribune, who gives h(a if y N., days that he has practiced six of these Ikg first second, fourth, sixth, ninth and tenth, lowing results; , " , ‘ property on which r cannot pay taxes and Incannot mhke repairs'heeded to pat it in rentabW riftd itfd in; mjr 'savings accothU is tied up in a doaed RjjttbrTki bmijj t dnhr ahtfdt cAih-iitxth of the time taplbch pay per tlhy 4s I forrietl/ p o S T t SdI T i l>; rhablon me Jq pay for, food end a*ijL.i^HL*Twjr- - a ___ -c -, aa they Wear but of to retMa* ;rimntj (son pikea thing* about the home aa they wear out; pcoplo who **»' addarafacdtiig.;owe m* ftnnot (or will not) pay. a a«kmr#Mgr him, • "I- hk^d comd to the conclusion that if I had practiced llra^t thy, path*, thdArrl httlnf IhdteAd of the Mltta. the 6th inntcad of the m a il 6. 1L.* ADfN w-_ m r It," ■> lit khlrken, awaatar-eVat, igaxlo* called •'Waat," gray bead with qi»ff*f#d A d opt Y ear’s Program (Cooliasod Prom ra g * O m l partment at S lot* Raw! Kc» (7 f* -again. Th* South is poor— from tha Outers bride* to th« Deta thly, poor compared with Hois Land rood woo Mt os Un fifth Of icetlons o f the North where project. pe I Ida ns ran grab and amidst so Durlnc a (Secession of rounty m h rerenue It Is hardly nofit d—down here though w* poor road project*, the committee ex­ do lie hoe* to count onr pennies. pressed its appreclaUin o! Gw W sn euch o thing I* crammed work don* oy the C o'nly f'cr.init* doin', oar throats it ►inner* and the Road Def.artmenl C« bur­ in th* adequate mslnicni.net of nt only that, they attempt roads in this rounty os lh* very pr e fixing. ■They say- _you will |||m|ted operating budget available. has to sell milk at such and *urh C >nd lion of the m t h la the X jrlce— la that fair? lads say th guy next door has 4 to A kid* — »» 2 or 3 days work a week— ora of It ought Mo he given lit* a aril tl/ne of it, the kids need bums rush. m i—I nave a cow. I offer them Your* truly, mbg-Miy one pint or I quart a HAROLD P. DAVIS. da1, enough to taka the pale yello( wormy look out o f their Hills Tallahassee, FU-, far*—he can pay 10c— no more. October 10, 1033. Th *tale aaya no! He can’t pay Mr. n. P. Darla, mfo—they bare to have corn Waknrr Station, Mailtsnd. Florida. Dear Sir: Unless the milk you are selling at |0c is buttermilk, you have vio­ lated the provision* of the Milk Control Act, Every person producing milk which is sold at retail Is subject to n minimum license of V2.B0 per yenr, and a Sold tor’s license of 11.00. If you desire to pay for th* Dealrr’s license quarterly, It will l » Me for ea-h quarter. The So­ licitor's llrpnse is acceptable only on a ye*rlv basis. Yours very truly, MILK CONTROL BOARD, ny: GEO. O. WEEMS, tb# federal girvernment at Galde*Director. «tl|#_lhla I* th* stale of Florida, Tito writer has rood milk lot ce­ n t th*‘ atWrsI letters published reecrtlly In i t * Herald rtlaGr* to th* new plata milk laws. Especially h s ante by ’Mr. AbrUica. I bat* cm* cow fo r family n*o and **11 ■no quart o f milk dally for ti*lp on th f f*od MR aa wish log to com­ ply With all iawa and regalatloM I wrote to Tatlahoasoa to th* Milk Coktrol Boon!, explained to them that I told one quart of milk dally and .Mr.. Weems, dhreetor of tho board Informed me that It was qoite.hkcsoaary to have a Herns* which Wha .otlly J 3 .M and also ■» Solicitors license which'was ft .00 more. P M for craft. Who In Cencress was it that spoke these Immortal words .durlnc the war with TripoliT "Million* for d*. fsnae, but not a rent for Tribute!" T h a t*, all taxes and license* amount to these days— just trib­ al*. tribute to corrupt politician*. Where an* the V tales men of (Washington and Hamilton days.) Have our people forgotten this vlcled of first degree murder and sentenced t* Mfs Imprisonment for murdering his cousin, Matilda EVe*»fC~**.“ -------- — -T -1 haw rb in hpkedy hop NEW YORK, Oct 26,_(gn— Prank (Tawki, one of America's greatest speed fliers, averaged 237. miles an hu.ur yesterday In t dash to,Roosevelt Field from Co­ lumbus, O'. Hawks Cleared th# 4A0 two hour* and ten minutes. iper sack, ‘hrae-tant ka kftep happens, th* World •ament Confuerr* bruks up World Armani* nl Hare. . , San lord Cash Feed Store vicinity o f Ferost CU*l k M V m r I which Iwife Tolum** o f citrus fruit H l f i In Orange eOMty *** la |wflilllf' l i n e f Forest City, m i colled to th* At­ tention o f tb* committoo. The committee decided to divide it* flrvt project oo evunty rood work lota three ports. First, the Purest CHy roed by wn* of Beer Lake to the Oronc* County Kn* Second, the Potvot d i p roed lb the Oronc* eoanty line smith of tbit community. Tilled, the Purest City rood westerly In the dirertfen Th# Country Club rood to P a d * aa adopted at tb* second projeel o f county rjada, and the Mlkler rood neaf Slavik wak adapted y the third county prdfset As a final Item of bailor**, th* committoo voted unanimously to request that the ded'ealtin o f th* new highway bride* * cross tbb St. Johns Rtver bo A fe r r e l until tho road I* completed Into Pahford. Those attending th* meeting were; Chairman Harry H- P»Pworth, P. W. Bender, Fred For­ ward, of Forest City J'. A. Logan, of Genera, 11. J.-’ l^bm*n, John Melach, Sr., IL B. Pope, V.’ ASpeer, P. T. William*, anj Kari Lehmann. M A R T IN BEMINO D O Z IE R & G A Y ’S Q U A L IT Y P "B e a t F o r T h e B ou th " Cor. 2nd and S an ford Alwgyg. - "SahfnnJ’* Only llortte-Owned *Feed Store", , B A L L A R D 'S F E E D S a n d F L O U R W. T. WOOLLEY P. A. MERO BERT CHAPMAN Owner-Mgr. Ilsllard Rrp. Salesman M OVED Cnnheqxtagfly. T b « y , Comi U m ^ , ^ STANLEY -R O G ER S H A R D W A R « * , s.w » .■*v* M * k yt la yep.irledjn» bsvlqg rth tha oUifr^d^’y lo >»r*n f/tglcally'* enough, she Brlilali Gulara. - .f ---- rr lsy folio ver. l.lrutensnt ahat, t.s^ns lo te In o f N an prnpigandn In .rk' JSomaiins ought to I a ( n*b*l stapli ng. * Jhl^V .me .«!»•*>( Mtjnuef Is,a wky to ^egp ■ thinking,—8t. I’stsfa*ndflr(. H you C»ft Itqfp ta kmwlng the trulh, jlitlt, the *kmi pltrlhrtg. ind te rttVi.fs dig ntrnrt * P f‘1 >’q egilh. bat t» g||tfuttjyiftt. by »M - o ft , kPI'r>'prlat»V to perfect her , milllet. Belgium, n.l. Wat Winter Arrives tnT*fntA '» r>lp" Tho.premature arrival of winter along the United State* - sfrength, of llieir and CgRgdlgn border and the fall of tempergturta gyen to I'muwbat mitigaisJ'the of a^am Dixie _rjc *oothent-mogt ruuuit;f iriiivo t portions umho *#* sw nrou»« v - -nppreh^ntla/ui r r ' ■ *r--- k Parmars. The finest tobaccos irer t h « poaatbllity o f ■ aevere w in ter, w ith it* nttendkiit artlkhlp on th o needy, and make FlorldUm s avan more g leefu l th a t they live w h ere the. hkrdghfpo o f fr lg td w ea th er S are ubltown. * — only, this center "^'ySSfWStrjBK^RiC / ' Fbi* aeVefal y e « r « , dr 'flu rt ri lo t * ‘ nliigb, wn»td#i n » •ion, the. W^lfther, tlmiis havb dm #f tax** tb* o.rt rrate cbuao o f / f r e a o i**f c lrch m 'stg h f^ ,1n»V)j had up lihcitdr dr w ho • baaHtuV^TBpsVille Stay h « v e been w ithiput o u t meank means O o ff .p ,ji rovid in g heat ftrf' th e ir homes, lb. la o**wr wcrtls, It joined , ______________ a u d ition hits w o fk eti v e ry fa v o ra b ly fo r thoke )ti dlstrm a and It causcg no UiUa concern th a t it ap p ear* th at this w in ter w ill not lie aa mUd. T * *• M ere lit F lorid a thoae Who are fr id ifttit nm d n ot be d -k A th e approach o f 4 .cold w in ter, fo r, even a t th'« slltiatlon could n o t bh eved reHldtcly gg'jitertouk t .I ft thli ’N o rth ; W h a te v e r th e fau lta o f t h * ,s t a t e , ir ^hwtfpAfiCib fr t}lt Ttlck^ o r land booms, w e dd h iv e alae* Uu othav nljj).t )P*f- eaves T h e v e r y h ea rt o f L u c k y fin e q u a lity Is c h o ic e t o b s t c o # - * ; S ripened by warm aynahtne^ rich •Oilasndfentlp rali)a, Rj£htni£ff. u p » « # 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 ft w o n h q f f a j i -1° , th e w h e re w ith a l to w a rm them cannot nil eunte to thia h e v o n , ft'djn tfid rig o r * o f w llit e r . , H op^Ver, au ch /dn n ot b e and it ihfilSt h o t bh lont l ig h t d f th a t orify H ioad'w n o support thankaclvcn shot/Td bd M cdQ faifvd d r in d w ed tb 'O ile r thia sta te. f W f t f a W o iilf Re b n iy, WO glad to rerielVe alt people fo dUtrdsij .pWiVldcd th e' s ty fe s fro m which th ey c a ttiL ftirn - ;1 TurtSehknd. Domestic fcbatjeo* the Cream o<th«Crop, afe A d mellowing fog this m# the Rfk ^ijUivan Lucky Strikes. Fdr only • ) your tocVie* back*. " j ' " ■ ' ;r 'll,* Jn'liMIuttfn* kVa keffktUy c nictil'W-tn idtki Ilu 1'rcaidWit ( i t ao* <!»n* about gold. Tbsy re- so firm and fuUy packed-free f o m looaccrKkTheccaaqn,uf(yL(ickiK gartl U ss fn»m ftilr poftd of a r e a lw a y s d w A f r ib fat m i l d o q A • m o o t h n c m , in d e l i d o u a t a s t e . priev* tkitaugh mm. f a n * & k U grw d ^ ^ U i JW- o f Uts valqa.of th* dollar fora* w tm m & s idm ® �: Suitor*] ■ I n ] «rtll ba tmd fo r charity. Eht rfein ttuitfers McDaniel Social Calendar f tty hpaat tdagaftar- herd froth flew T ort t« apehd eorfi* Hi m With MeHd. and r*ftlive*.At prement ah* la the goe*t of lif e . Eb Hunter, W rit Side. *J' ->■ * «t *%''» T. G Maad had retmwkd to hb bm w at Lake Charm after apoadfng ’ a' nmilh at lb* Century of P rogram In Chicago and vixlUng relative* U WbafVIrglnla. V ' * " Dy< A i W . Eppa, Dr: H. W. Ruckar, amd I)r. LI D. Drown art anikaiy Aho 'denlbta from here ItllfliiBify'' n f r i i l D in iiilifli Of dun State DeaUI Aaaoclatlon Jn Ocala today aad tomorrow. i H U a future data* A le ft * gumhm o f persona la * Xpert ed to attend tfc* llrtM tlp I loti "lady dk i W " Tag dance to be Riven' tomorrow night at th* City m i l br the MutkaUart Club. Dapelng will U* enjoynd from Si30 P. M. t* 3:00 A. M. to mexie to be furnished by D u ll Bryant and “ HI* Stiver Meet! Red Hot* “ Oth*r entertainment during the' eve­ ning wUl bp eevergl gong* by' lb* “ Row-do-you-do B *y*,"' Ralph Meager end .Paul Btaapeon. • TH U RSD AY. Beuiad -I ihaai eat for the Thankigirtag'Cantata Will bo held at » :0 * F . M. at UM Woman'* Cl oh. ' ' FR ID A Y. • The rrecwtlr* board of the Sooth Side Prlaaky P.-T. A, Will fda*t at 3:00 P . M. at the achool aeditorlum. -*v-L . • Monthly meeting of N. da V. Howard Chapter of th* U. D. Cwill tab# place at 3:00 o'clock at th* borne of Mrs. Frank U Wood­ ruff, Oak Avsmua. Th* Genavp Cardan Club will H eei at 3.-00 o'clock wilh Mr*. C a lm ' Oldham. Qubjact foi diem l n NUT be, “ Rovw—K M , Hod, abd Time o f Pldrtla*.* ' ‘Thw Mosknieafe’ Club will prwW t B ‘'lady of gvat" lag dance from 9:So' P . ’ M. to 1:00 A. M. at On City UaLL. • * * Th* wetphexe of the Sarah Parker MathodLt Orphanage Club wW uwad the afternoon mending at IM - M*thodi»l Qrphanags at Rhnaon Spring*, lire. R. L. ShinholWr la In charge of transporta­ tion. SATURDAY. 'I f 1m Mary Fra'nraa And reyea grill give • certificate piano ra­ d ia l at 3:00 P. M. at Ova xtudlo of i Pthna were aaBounced thla iheraiag far Urn weddlag on Sattfrdjgi, Nov. i of Mis* Virgiala H ag Me Denial, daughter o f Mr a. I t At Dongle** and the lal* J, a McDaniel- o f thia city, to Robert FvriSnand Lanai, of DeLand, eon o t Mr. and' Mr*. Robert J. la t e r , alto o f ’ DaLand. A large number e f friend* aad relative* have heed invited t* a t­ tend the ring ceremony which will y perforated a* 9:00 A. M. at Hrtjr Crgaa Episcopal Church with the Rev. Martin J. Brant, rectot, officiating. McDaale) will here s* her maid' of honor, Mias Helen Uordy, deugbler of Mr. end Mr*. J. S. Oordf, of thla city, while Mr, Le­ na* will have hix brother, TbeoMor* W. Lenox, of Clenwuod, ax best man. Uabera will be Claude Harndon, Jr., William G. Rail, Alex Sharon, and Stephen Sb'nholael. A.-M. McDaniel of Bunnell, will g|v* ht* atater away. Music for the occasion will be furnished by Mlax Margaret llav'a, organl*t, and Mr*. George liaiden, ropraho. Mr*. Harden will alng, “ I Love You Truly,** Immediately before the ceremony altar which Mla* Darla will ron<W "To ■ Wild Roap1f* Tb# .wedding party wiL •ateiyth* church to the atrainv of Inhedgrin’* Wedding March aid v-'lll depart to Mend*l**ohn'a receoslanal. ML* tlovia will p'ay, "I.lahastraum,’* by Lixat duiing :ho ^eremony. Hint* the tnoauncamen: of h<r engagement on Sept. 22 M in MrDanltl ha* oeen honor*i with many aoctat courteilea by a boat of friends. On* of th* largi at a f­ fa ire} o f the season was the tea R A b m jt a Y r C E - I. r W a io i F1r*t Baptist phurth will meet at Hof-Mat Battery Co__ Adv. 3:30 o'clock with Mr*. R. R. Pip­ pin, WraV PtVTt Street. T^» Gleaner* Cla** of the P in Duke *ry *n t Baptist d u tc h will hav* a Hal loWaNm party pt l;00 P. M, at O f h*m< o f Mr*. Jams* Holtmlpw Tomorrow • Night (Friday) 10ft Myrtle Ayanua, with Mr* »*J0 tfll 3:30— City Hall Ifoltxrtaw and Mr*. Merguarlta gpcMnoied By MuakaUm Benbow a* hoatfca**. ’ The fntcrmedlal* Department of Did Presbyterian Sunday School wifi have a Hallows*aa party and wigtfer roast. All mombera are art beidg aake dtn meat at th* church a *'4 :M P. W. ‘ Cirri* Number On* o f th* Flrsl Bpptlat Church will raevt at 3:M oelock with Mla* Maud* Jlnkla^ Third Stredt and U u rel Avenue. D a r i n g F llttl Circle Number Two o f th* Firat A t M i | n Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 ITI 1 I U n o'clock at the church anna* with _ .. Mr*. L. B Biagg . . h o *le». °T f ,h* ,,HW‘ ■ usual of screen <ift ClrcL Numlwr Thtwe of the ,, Solitw Firat Baptist I hurvh will newt Bt |tlln^ drama of To jrour last ■ • • ■ o n 's 3:30 o'clock With Mr*. Kol>«nl ,|om f™ iunng lit Meriwether, «IH Oak Asenu*. |playlnc tonight FELT cleaned and blocked. Circle Numbei Four of the Firs! Thratir Have it done the Seminole w i f Baptist rharrh will meet at 3:30' The new picture wiH ^at^iid ;logpection. i o'clock with Mrs. J. L. Tharp, play by Bell* and I Welaka Apartment*. week. I* * diet tort i ClrcL Number Tlv, of the First lh“ conventional Bfcptlat ('hurch will »r»T*t at th^ foT th# **0 ‘ The Lo: d Bat*. C h ti o f the Flnrt Cbrt Ian church entertained the roemb a of the HtotlerN C l*»* o f the *a • ctrarth With a Hal­ lowe’en p ty on Tueeday owenlng at tl Home of Hr. had Mr*. Jess* [«■ on Went Fleet Street. The home we* decorated lie* the Halfnwe'ei cotor* with various norettlee. daring ha evening game* and atunty we • enjoyed and a* a late hoar refr the follow cle**e*: I ■>bert Mitchell, Harvey Hale, L id d Rivera, Allen Hughan, Cart U i Jo* Johniton, Jimmy Cat**, W m*r Newsome, . Donald Prarwon, Ind Mr*. O. T. Pearaon, teacher o| the Loyal Boy*; and St eventon Johnaon, Elmer Bandy, Howell ilarp. Henry Jamison, David C •reey, Robert Pearaon, Ward KJtlall. and I^onard NlMach, tea her of the Hustler*, Aim M and Mr*. Je**e Lee, the Miaa* Pearaon. I Lr*. E ll Vpughn. I Brown. I BroWf. Jan Lee, and Ray. Brown. * “ lv U Cooper, lx A. Pul m^r, V sld ft IS YdUR ID DIO working it h!e»t, i f nrt ’ phon* tot. H olt Vaughan, U d J.dire J. 11. Sharon I M a c 1litte r y Ct. f o r ' service an*' -----— T n m ) which thin morning r»- •ea the dlffowner.,— Adv. <Continued Fit>i« I i f * fine* rmllrd the above prrrniru were: lo#lnr rommuoitic* on the mom- F orm * Oalchel, Ned Smiih and In* of lh« ninth: Lake Mary, Pa- M. 1_ ttabom, on Sanford Avenue;' ola, L*ik* Monroe, Longwood, AI-! A- B. Johnnon, E. I. H y. and tamonte Spring*. Forest City,. V* K," t S W A G C .R R R U T T H J U S T Fern Part. Slav!*, Gabrieli*. Ovie., A venuf. j . u M irm tstl# , THEIR do, Chuluota. Geneva, and Osceola.| Magnolia Avenue, and S. II. H ig h -j INGS. It la expected that each town |ley man, Palmetto Avenue, will produce a welcoming group, Tho»e attending the meeting and that a re«pon»* will be inailo nifht were: K. K. Blutlwnr'h, In each community by aome mem- !* • '* It >ni«ke, H. II. Coleman, Exactly a* Uhi*r her of the motorcade party n*>' Fax, Forraat (iatchrl, S. II. Here are the name* of the per- H'Chle.xman, tt. M, llaynee. A. U ItrMed except f o r »on» or firm , who have agreed to «• M. Papw ..th, J U enter an aulumoMle in the motor- * l,r *,ntrtle, R. A. Newman, M. I-1 port eta. New blue carte: Wight llro... 2 car*. Slrlek- * * * * n i. A. R. Steven., Ne.| Smith wl;h gray fox cal* 1. 0,1 Union »I«L 9 ra n Men. " ” d K »ri l-ehmSTin. J In Tour O f County 'Be Swagger” | It was announced thl* morning that another feature of the H al­ lowe'en carnival to tie given Tues-| day ayenlng l>y th* South Side P.*T. A. on the nehool ground* o f ' Hie Sooth Pldr Primary School will he «n Austin car. lent hy Reel and Son*, for the enjoyment o f Sw agger suit very Local ItetsonSt indents RcCCiv* Varied Honors ahnllar win K N IT T IN G to Illustra­ tion. New grwy mla DKESHKS OK S W E A T E R S . A L L I ’O L O R S H lit l M A T E R I A L A N D C O T T O N F Y )R SPREAD S. ^ i)C Sadye’S DANCF lekneibl* If reducing youY* oahalder- btlng—try it! ruiirtWr iif rorMpirutiUa in illplchfivntir ritrlru. Jm lgr wlinhr htmii- Iw in OvLuusl,,. fijwr t ■* , to mi ih«* high mriip hl *1I on hl*| w my to hy the fir^t of i h e 1 mouth Sirnr m iivin g f i o m Iim holm's Sunilay, Minlsloi Ki«h hmt lot'll vwry mtirh m n pirfl loiMiiliog m IS THE TIM E MIh8 ••NI's Pupils O rgan b Music Club CLEANERS Olll On tlu> Ft r e * torn* C u w ilr c y Brake l i s t e r nlnnta t;uennw nrkt^-»B e t le r ln in P liu n o 8tU ItU-IlD «A, IIM 11III Milt I v to hlB Join the Happy Crowds at Sears—“ “BUY NOW!” It’* Y our Day, Ploridtang Shop at S can A and __ Save! : It wan deTd that the Huh will meet I w n month with rmralr •ppee^fon and miiutr the«rv aa H*tiurTHt»ep Mualrwl aeleetinna •n<tniiim w erg* en iov**d until m t# honr when re- fre-hyge^nt* W» RrOfM, Mc-Kppn «>Pip plitb m * ,1m M,‘Uea ^WkRTI f**m*e IVnlfll ttflf* TlUehnlll r**ad »-on f’ nml Jemr V «n rt*« iTrteyf'atiPMiM »nd r-rVmn VM#»rW-li»nd. A W fiHU On F,*irlH*R. Robe hfli AJN SHOW B-s-W .lenn Harper H a r r lie# and fhimthy lllll, and MLv Ruth (hlham. Juchre FIs IsHonored By Esryptti Diplomat Of loir rest friends hers of Jidr* (j, rvcwnllv ap pointc l I'n itrflitaa Minister l i Egypt. '* I he lowing story tak e* from lh* Fkta Time*-Union of Oct. *A: “ Nicola- KH Bey. 1In n rr •TAffairr- o f T N In thl* coun­ try, will tender luncheon Thur* day, Oct 2d nt *’ :locV at lh* I, ration. In hoMri H L FetwHeticy. Mr Bert Kt*V v Ualtnd State* Miniat nr tn Egy “ t w ncedrdaw U h* graced bj MARSHALL O RLAND O , FLO t" • i ROBSON H ere’s One o f the Value Highligh Is*W N t-v V P A l.'. a s h F a b l .. e s Mere's a value you'll remember month* from now . , . when priC'-a are up U) normalt ■mart, pew inttenn Juai n|hl foe ctis-nuug houen and aclmot fiocv*. Ouarautcyd ro:or•md. fun M in gride With markgu waring M will pay yeu tn buy plenty . . . value like thla may naear emu* your way qpual And {fu n d m ln o f Other DR. McLAI V‘Uue* i l S I VI S , U 0 I ; H U C k V<*■’ . ' A C ft O N i O UR t JAUAMI M O " • Y BA < 1 �RACE POUR HERALD. i .500 mark again. Bo far, Seminole High hat a record of one eictorV •“ Orrr Pelatka try 7 to (l-tn d two defeat*, a 20 to 0 defeat at ih* hand, of tho powerful Daytona Beach team lari week, aad a 20 to 7 defeat handed them by th# l.ake City eleven. A* ueual the team ie In good rnnditlon, with all minor hurt* healed, and all ptayera In ehape for another tough etruggle. Ap­ parently the team la at lie peak, or at Iraet near It. for It gained considerable yardage agalnal the AnoUwr w»*k of p w i l l l f work •trnng Daytona forward wall laat behind them, Cotch I^oitr-1 Me- ] week, (Vaplte the , hut-out. Lucaa' Seminole High School fool; Report* Indicate that Ruaaetl ball player* tonight »*r* declared Odham. senior center, and Jor­ ready for lhelr founh N.vlhea't- dan. young fieorgla-hira fullback, am Conference garni of lh* tea- atole the show at Daytona laat Friday. Both played outatandingly, on. to he played al M e n l and noth e*pecled to repeat their norrow afternoon. atellar work again tnraorrow. The team will be out t.* tring (tenrg* McClelland and Oliver Ilk conference perceitage to the TO MEET DELAND OUTFfT FRIDAY Locals Will-Seek 2nd Conference Victory Over Scrappy Team C Miller in th* backfleld, and Lari Brannan on the line also drew th* pr* *e of Daytona aporta acrlbea Tor their Tin* work ItT % loatof eauae. The Defend teem which face* Semin ile High tomorrow hat had a spotty record. It tied Tavarei and Palatka in acorelaas fames, while it lost to Ocala, 0 to 0, in what a n considered an upset. Coach Ed Zprlng has had difficulty lining up a strong combination al th iugh preas report* from DtLanil today Inrl rale that the part week ha* been one of progreaa. The game, while not to be taken too lightly, may ue considered m a breather for the Ocala game which I* to be plated here neat Friday. The Wildcat* are In l rp form again deapile a acorelmc lie with l^eaburg. and the struggle promises plenty of action. Crooms Academy To Open G r i d Season One de.-islve victory to lhelr credit, the Crooms Academy Fan there, negro football team which is coached by James Foeter, will o|ien their IUM home reason In a game at Municipal Park here to­ morrow afternoon at 3:1(0 o'clock against a powerful Delwtnd negro high school team. Coach Foatar ha* developed an­ other strong tram, hi* followers report, and with "Prince Albert" Sherman and Captain Patrick a* 25c 25 WordB or LesB, Three Times barkfletd stars who arc supported by a powerful line, Crooms Acad­ 50c 25 Words or Less, Seven Times emy students look for a second 50c victory. 50 Words, Three Times The past week has been ila$ 50 Words, Seven Times votrd to conditioning eierrise* ami a resume of fundamental fool ball tactic*. Passing and , 5— A p a rtm en t* bar Rent |— A n n o u n c e * m u blocking were stressed, and Coach NEWLY PAPERED and painted' ■**'» ‘ “‘'■T *h ,» Drifnd HAVE YOUK WATCH rcpairel "Hasnt a chance. A feaaparlroent, .. rour ___.... room*, r.veryi team „ by one who really know* ho* modern convenience. Rent ReasonBriggs, Jeweler, M*g. A*. ablr, also furnished room*, Good L E G A L NOTICE. home rooking W i e Tasly Shop, t% t i i n f i w r i i t r o r n r o r t i i k 2 O H N. Park Ave. *VANT YOU to know wc have t w k a t i - T iim n jm ir iA i* i mi i i t «»r ri.oon iA . is Asu the Marvelous powder* and IKHIPI()I.K f?01*T%. M roams talked about on radio I M4 M F.IIV {w ir e weekly. Everything in WEI I KDRNISHED firot floor KUlIF.MItll llK o r 9IOMT814Cir. 4 %■»: NO S I M apartment, 2 1 » V . IMh. lunge drug*. Campbell Drug Co. Phone •’in i,i o ta ro m u N Y , ■ living room with fireplace, sun H<.II MfKHhllrrl Slid PlInllHp Utu1*-r 102. l lie I . m ..f i h*- HIM* nf Kh.rMa. parlor, bedroom, bath, dinette, iMihiirr SPENCER CORSETS, individual­ kitchen Kelvinator, Piano.Garage VH ly designed, corneal and cor­ Telephone t'l VI HI ' T i l ftiMl. A N I *, * I «•» rect figure fault. Comfortable, H »;IH U ' K .tan-bog or sitting Flee flguie C A Y tU N \ A M K o r T ill study. Representative, Mrs John LARGE AND small furnished •ltll*A aIt* 11: 31 H I’ T I I K i a . A S I » Alden lit own, lim East 2mh HI apartment* L a n g l e y Apail | • if* k t t v t h hi t i i k h menu, till Park Av*. Call 251. . r e a l t l l b f *.( I W ill. CLASSIFIED BARGAIN DAYS 1.00 T R U E S P IR IT U A L R ea d in g. Mr*. Sally Russell. Appoint itient* Phone, IV*21. Orlando EOR It ENT *i room furrwsheti Vhurrh services every Hurelay 7 .ID apartment with private t*ath. P. M also 2 room furnished apartment ANNOUNCING Opening of mu with port'll and private t*ath, Hit new shop at Hanford and 2nd St. Magnolia- Avenue Rear of Central Florida flervt.e Station Prompt, courteous service tfi— llounen For R en l day «i night Bryan and Thrall* kill. F l r l l N I N 11 K I ) it riMjm h tm galm I— A u lo m o h lea Hfid garage, m rttn Pim m* ]0 lh 77 Si i»r nml pee .**1 I N I ’ hi T M K U l . A N l v It Stk 1110 VV I MPlir *1 *»? in ih « <*l»v t»r illt-tidale ,(* Ij-m iViinli >, 4'nVlfm Kim, \ a w l i r e # $7F> (Hi. R r c t Ro d H o n» . K U H N IS H K .ii M il'll w ood heater V'oat O ffice Five . . • 1.11III 107 tn i lit latiMti Ave room -. Iia tli, from N I hm eh l > »c u at , on K. ft— Sit tint Ion Wanted n e»t Uniou KTRAWltEHRY PIJVNT8 for sals W. W. Pottar. Phone 7H2 W u sed vi u l i n 222 CASH FOR old Gold. If. S. id ctnae. Mcl jrulin'9-Jawtlara, 112 ,fiti . ..f c o iia a i« •Mins •" m• K l r t li sli d T *■*!.» nt n riK in i ''itr It . i , e . ( e i 4 %||<||| *ir • U n li t' ** N f» y . I Is Mlth I Ifft* 9 Mrt f1I • • • M'7 I ' . i h r o h u l l . Il r r . R n . H f s I f i , A lan gun I I T I * II F i t K H V O l t l i K M K I ' that VMM .lii-l f-rit'H I*t i 4*11 riiUti M l . r i r l l i *-n Hi* iwiBlh ( I n nf N o * A i i 1*i J fit**- i* iti rn il s* |*«r » o f ) i ** ii**1 Hill ».f r * ! t i * e l s i » i t h i * d a r f i n d s a - i o s t ,r,u M il l n u ll I* a »*f vim In Hi* ali4*ve 1*13 V SAIL Mi ndmade viulin ] Laundry w o i k d o r i f f K. I *4 9ft *• i l . AHM. i ii* i i 11 *‘ **uii Hemln.il** Mini M y Fkiii Ills I “H * 4 mandolin. 9(1 T*ilal» 11*1 411 *»; 414 M3 771 l i f t ! i h i; si i II* A 41 w r.t-.gM, i> c i : r o o t : i i i, t m i n k M O I I K I H II AN‘ l »»: M «O lN i si kmi *n Y iiai.it. ru*im »A I ’ I * I n I i f f ■ Xn H rl t ii rs 4 41. in -: * r n i T r . l**i hi run nil l id 17 17« M W i l l * Hr U i* K N* 1 mar* Hi 1ST 11 i I'd %Iroll 11 1ft* .. H a l.* :i*« 1i •3 r: uf 4Fri.ftt aTlu4 row T 4 4 UK9CI> | *|)KM IM TIU 4 an «»r TNI: r.K* km at. *t a t I T » *• « r , T It R aTATK o r r MINIMA. m i t ii of K b S of N N S t * a c r e ., sat r f l e e o il t h e p a r t o f t h e l ... . m u ch l a r g e r p»er» e r a , a lt h o u g h , , ,, r e n t a g e o f th e t e a c h e i* h a v e rot lege and | «r of e*m »f la1 u lhei ea g o i i P^ u o e* I #■ g r e a t e i t h a n t h o a e o f i*r v n * i .i.nvfio ifj 1,^ ap*|-rin*i I t e n tn 12 y e a r * a g o * T h e inV4’ *t T H IIIC KII I AhiimL * »n o r t iik rm v lA i, m t ment i « trem efoIm iM iy g r e a t e r n o * t t r. a uen iK r m : o r In H#2ft t h e v a l u e of a ll arhool 9 1(1111114 N " ! I' * Ie lie 1 el*| g l l e 1huf I, A property o f 'h r state w a* | L » ,I ' A I .Af I 11 |*u m Ititeri I V i ||f. 6 47 ,tH4, w h i l e t o d a y it i* 172,9311,* I'H le f.J I < U l.* l | |(h t i l l *.r J..IV V n I9 fj 1.5 f llt-.L Friltl 6 2 0 . In S e m i n *lr f o u n t y t h e v n l u " * i 11 if i« di. In in v **f f ie utin |ui*» M*# .;f SK', H*-, tiron Timnahlp It tin II 111, IIn via* la i St no ri.* •Its l.ft ' »'f I Ifl. r.,n... r, I. IT . • i S I * U .M IlIiirih M M sr Th. u l* PRINTING ll.p rial* ttf ! * • Ir oun nr . uf n u r * r m l l l n l f In l l « u r n , nf 7. W . Ul III A N , V a lt n o M l* rvrllflrnln • hall In r ,* *a m i H l a rr a rd in n tn l a w laa dr ag wIM laww* Ihtr en k nn t h* 1 11 h ilny -nf Novaml.ar. A IV. t » t l , Wlinawn mi n fflrU I alm alu ra « ■ * naal Ihln lha t ih , d a y ,.f O r o a l » r . A. I).. I (X L ll»4 bntng uatHN. al v. in KALI funds th r o u g h ta x a t io n and wilt lw sch ools able to support their; for less than four m o n t h * . "B em lnolt* tra in in g n m it ii county County can reason a b l y h o p e f o r s ix m o n t h * o f * h o o f, than e i e i m the pa*t. "But, why *h uld Oct 25 i>V» l,n u *i ! y p eg fo , fa cin g J w u j l n i in an sln u gh ter in ccinin nf I a* we may co n fid en tly a b o u t $5 0, 000 f r o m M ate p r ia t io n * - a n d $45,000 f r o m m ill of county $95 ,00 0, current levy, the appro­ the ten a total m o n th ly e x peruses a r e a p p r o x i m a t e l y $10 ,000. o r m o n th s' term "If m akin g w hereas expect the $96,0 00 schools of f.»r t h is the si a tniinly Told Her Daughter To Take CARDU? " I tttik C»rdul for a vrrnX. run­ down rendition.” wrlLs kirn. Julin Hetime, of f*rw Madrid. Mi>. "My back arhrd. aim my tijr.v t did not feel food, an d.d not fr^-1 like daln, tny work, and tli<-re Is t lot to do on a farm I re;,d about ( dul and dretdi'd U> take It. C.u!l:l helped me. 11 b Utr bes- Ionic I have (mind I ( o l d my daiikliter to take It. ton. nod It lielprj lirr.'” .Ask ul th,- iltiie’ atore for Carth.t. UMd by wouirtt for over 50 jrtai-s Up till now. I’ve bought Tires at the wrong tim e’’ lit! lift v nf .4 up us I A> t i l l , h xs ] Mlrrt • • 1*1 * * r MM* a i r mv o f f i t * I u i d !• • • in i* rt s H|>|dlepin f o r ( n i l deed Is • O r In ft! <t1ri l i r r W i t h 1 I*|V* Krill, f r l I l f l i H tr l l > r a r t | H i* fo lt nri Inp ril |rd III d * rii'f Il**“d H rililliiilr |pr f I v f. v | > att li- K l n r Id a, lu *11 H ln rh e I I 7 A f^ ftp rrln # Tin *■*»1*1 laud l<*in^MFnri1 at lit* ilrili- ol r e f f lf)r*riii- 4li**w n (h r In IniUer H i* iiw of B li r h of U(i- T h - t l* A I'riloter u rr h a a a r o f f a * * V i 11flrrilr N o 1L d a t ed I hr I n , tii* \ n f A up us I, .!> t i l l , h *a f i l e d sa id ( r r i i f n - a f * m y a flfee, anil lia * mad# ripf-tlMon f o r l a s deeit I*, laau# In a i r i a n c # w ith lao H «(d * # 1 1 1f Ira l # nhr a r e a Ih# fn lii n tup d n i r r l l i r d ftft rtl y a lf u o rl d a , l*» ** 11 "K U H K S *.f M I S Trow I mhi |11 South, Scram. I t * n f * 37 K a a l T h # •■ Id lai nl I,rlr aaaeaaed at ui'li f 1* a » i # t h r i. itt r u f I h r \V I'p rltflra l* (n 1 h# *» r o ■f T Mo# " i i ma ll Ih> I ’ n l r n * a«it1 r t l l l f l O f*l|r*ni4*4l i fC II »rtllri4 t a w I k ! *1***1 NS of H r * I !••* th#r#i*n ujf*a IT th l» H nffll and •#■ I t hi* t h r lot*# r. A l» 1*11 v rirth iT rriili k da y algnal uta IV d a g »»* i u e^orviLASs *iri ifit*. g e m ln o i# Florid* iH h Ab l PATHFINDER Mm I Mark,l, I E. lat BL DP. ■Ml r i M a*r A i t a a . . , - 1 * 4 — « Liana, I* kaf a a , | Tawwfea I k Naatk, Anlwu Hifhwty, Kl , Max* af mmj n Ian, u l n | hm t,a?al aauan Iria rm t- L f I ban a n , (ntn Ik , M l Anna crowd »nw. I r ik a j ,awa a m i fa # lin a w aar Ona Sewnd w«y Jacksonville New York Chicago TH* 29JO 28.70 Wash., D. (',.... 24 JO Cincinnati .... 2 1 .2 0 Detroit---------- . 25.95 IMUaburgh----- 2 8 JO Cleveland------Bt. PeUrabnrf Taaipa.----Orlando...... Miami..— ... Lai, dry Maria la (ml ULa aa<»a* tiraa apriaat a wMriiad grlad- t 4JO 3.90 .75 AJO UNIO N BUS STATION SE M IN O LE H OTEL m Clnrk rireull ih aa l D t a b anla r » « n l y Klorl.U. ■■ ‘ Mayha I did. altar aankf ,u hy H arlda A F*w EximpU* 111 Path A i n riawt la h alwaya (land that I ; tiro* la (La a*ri«d- WaMa L in n . T a i l tariff i a j c j h. Doituuxaa. Hy: A. II. ITKBIU.^ Suportwfal Cord Hr* O t l t W r la In f, lin t ti a fl in f 4 i l i f W aad Indiana pal la..... . 22.50 27 JO 4 >t5 Sec|ion ^ k W M rili'J Wwm ( y aalkU prl«M.. Giro aa Q IT JN f Y, P c M fttjk O R A T II T R I A L 494 4:: .781, Ml of Wtlnr**# m> o w n s h i p tlll Ho ill h liana, Ban a# 11 ll TTnwnxblp Hnuih ll HirtM Priatlap Co Pkril 141 AUTO S Il'H i urn i Minn bUUl .Apum in * m m i (*• in the game wtlUe offered. . I b y t he t h e e r nder* *f t rroom oom* A c a d e m y and largtchoru* of ture w i l l i» nu * N •»! !*•** Ift hsrrib) M lirli lhal , I •ft* I » A purchaser of Tai , i “si t t f i t ' a l e Nn 1111, d a t e d ( h r Ir d IiOOU HULK, nine year* o l d . ' (I mv o f A u r u v l A- I*,. I I I I , lot* Work* single or double ('heap MUil *4 l d r e r l l f l r a l e In in ) o f f i c e , ■ nil has matte a p|)l|te a l In a f o r l a x fur caab AU o four-wheel trailer, 4 r*»t In !» # u e In a r r o r d * n «« > with never used Coat $16 to build Will law Sa id r a r l l M i a l e amhrftrpp t h » fn llow in p draerliied o r n p e r i) aitusail cheap 1306 W. Thinl Si. • 1**1 In H* m In ini** C«»ual y. F l o r i d a . Wa tro *0 U tiro* cl I-h a triaL FALKS "T a i pay pi * wonder why the print i n will not exceed $5,500,1,000. j uf »fh»<d* cannot 1-e opeiaied on the and the counties will not be able ' with th«f death of Mace! and Er­ *ame finim i»i uchetiulr a* in I'*- * I t o r a i s e through taxation more nestine lifting, -i-terx, pleaded n«*t With revenue* at present in 0 ?M• t Hup $ 1,000.000. making a t i d a l guilty when artuigm*d in » Mini we must operate on even Iv * o f $ 9 > 0 0 . 0 0 0 f o r the y e a r , o r ju st court here yesterday.♦ Hi tKiit T -id lh 7* 714 j u t per pupil than »’* ^ear» ago lion m l i t t l e o v e r t h r e e f o u r t h * o f t h e MHh -irt for today at 1.0 A M, The T w o tii o ra t r a m . a l l c l » » h t o the mini'a| t *1 |h*i pupil l.aing •.i-ler* were xtrn t. alut night at M00 P. M Kdmy night 1211.20, while tho* ,iroi >i iiiu *i !*•• a m o u n t n e e d e d . T h i * wrill m e a n killed by an aifetomjhil# Sept, 23 an a v e r a g e n f s i x m o n t h s , nr « the San font Bowler* ri the liat almu t $2'.MW, per on a high way near Havana, Da fr a c tio n e v e r , throu g hou t the s ta le half of a ■jH-rial mah against 1 92 0 t h e c o » t w a « "However, many nt the less Orlando on th# Sanfot Bowling i h i * y e a r it rnu*t h pro*pcrmiN r m m t i c s will f a i l t o f l u i . a li e y e th * 1 fal*c their share of local and **Ij c a n In- d o n e »«nl> v g \\ m „ f N im m bn, A i:„l numthL Tht IU m ! ----- --- --------- ----------- y ----- -- . . i - w l l f l l i i fro w ll W ANTED i ONE ua*d Mt of toth room nxtvraa, eomplaU. CWa* for call*. Aoply with full <J,ui), Box 14-X Harald. AI*o far Mia fife* k*ra* grava land. "E ven w ith every possible lead and enlighten the nation.** If we continue to cut off tha*up!*or- e c o n o m y in e f f e c t , it will r u s t tn ltie* fir thu gu'dance an 1 * alvout 112 ,000 ,00 0 t o e d u c a t e t h e enlightenment, what of the !u 100,000 c h i l d r e n o f F l o r i d a f o r YEARS AGO r*aft *'• I I Ifl* ri I» Nro 7 .trilfll tht I 19th S t r e e t j hagen Market, filncy of Knknui 152(1 I h r g l a * * A v e . ten, Jei *ey Wakefield calibagc plant* , nut* rvaily |irr M It 25. ' M. lots * 1.00 M.. 25 M luts UO cts MAI.K F.Nlil.lSH Setter, H y ra i« M.—Tullard jilanta 11 25 M. 5 M o ld , w e l l i r a i n e d . From South lota 11.00 M.— Caulifliiwsr. Hnow- Karolina Ilon't have room for him ball roady Nov. Bth. |1 50 M. Wurth twice the price. First $5-0 Writ* for our Hit plant* and takes him. I‘ O Box |300. M#4a. I'ravatt 4 Co. Seville, Fla. 1 1 —‘Mine* Ran VOU8 •;in»*1*l*‘ » ' « III HI t W r r \ I,HH n o I*and slut *•**! • t h r e e b u r n e r Vi ' I n h « i tits «* m i r l l m u * « In th w th o u t table ' Bem lnol* « *u o l> . - i........... ,M W eal W F.8T K H V I M O Tharji ll* It* l««. 1* I' F lr r 14 1 m Hi i i w n 1 1«* 141 7 .< n iii-i,i» 191 ii 171 I ’. i in i 19f i n y fell Mull) 1. y: it Nor ■l* j ,h* ‘ ">*"* • * } • officenr will b« In iltendAnc^. 8 h« asked co-operation in making t hiJ Affair A aurceaa. Luncheon waw nerved to the fluent* at the cone 1union 7 of Mr. IsAwtnn’a talk, which wan\aa fol­ low*: ) "In thla nation we >f»al| enroll at lea ft 385,000 more pupil* than ever before, nut we will have from fifteen to twenty thousand fewer teacher* and we mint operate on more than a quarter, pafhap* naif, million Ie** of monej. "When an> corporation Unda it H4»eepBAry to economite, it rlimi nates th >*c liranrhe* or depart­ ment* moat ca*ilj di*pen*ed witli or o f the leant vital importance; yet it *eem* that our nation h making: the grievo f» mistake of reducing the e f f i c i e n c y o f the mo* lics important governmental fiincthm. "No, pupil transportation cost public education, the most infH • cannot be substantially r e d u r r d penaatle department of govafn- without imperiling the live* of ment, It I* a rpiestion in our mun those for whom the entire edu­ try nf revitt and revolutton or cational system exists,* the chil­ reform an«l readjuMment, and f dren. As Newton I>. Baker said In we are lei avoid revolution l( i« ll a rerent address, quoting Jane up hecauae of the ^ahility of nur Addams. 'We cannot afford to public achools t > guide and atabf]1 b r e a k our contract with the rhili*r the rommurnty and state and the college* anil unlvaraltlea to I dren o f America.1 Doctors Grre Creosote i For Dangerous Coughs ftO P ID A ^ O lO llllN F S marp t rit w a y tiraa. wa oori l a M I u l AariSW a it ( M f lilM , TLa walar p n U cti lha tiro* trom friotioa _ aad t w f f r i , k a a a i, rahbar wear, h a ja f whaa il'a wal. " What reallyaiartad aa* thiaklad waa lha lew prioaa ol I Iwvdyaar T ira , today. I vaatari to Lay lh aa aayhow, whila thaaa yriaaa Lit. t dua'l kaow Law kip lha, II |a k f ayriad. “ Bat tha hid lam L — I aaa lu tf al ahaal lira troaklaa aa a r i l •loppy day*— I ■ * h r f . t • kiddiad whaa I ’ va fa , tha a *w frlp r i Gaadyaw* ■ r brakaa aad ft My tiraa w a trill La la BUY NOW Price* canrp titi with lit! laday't *riaa 4.40-21 ■B.BS roari, ll. 4.50-20 • .0 0 *#*W I* 4.50-21 0*30 merit 4.75-19 •*70 (*••(7. 5 0(M9 7 .3 0 L a tlL S.00-20 7 .4 0 $• IJS-1S • .1 0 dawatt* MA-19 9 .4 0 -a -w 1 W m k e f i e l d . f'n|w ii .U ae tl hot p l a t e w i t h " * ( I imhI f n ii dl l Inn ( 'h e a p . FOR rifA R I.K S T O N ritv *.f i *n nil I V J * 11 1 111■*1 ( ' n u l l und i' h u o . i*ml t Ii»’ HrtMfonl l l s i s l i t , » new *|»n|n r |*ul> « nil | » i i * r > l r l r e l l l a l l n i l I** year we have them ( a n d a tiMtinl iriiiKii* i*MU$ity . FI**i M s, l* io*r»i*> riniall deposit will hold until I* MlK li S tn , H m Kiri liSW S|IM |M-I III x* hi* h ih l* <*r«1ei ••f I'uttih s l i m ' wanted) Stanley Rogers Hard) wl* m 11 itiiUllsKed u m > m h wrt-tv ware Co, i i ..» f 4» III4 4*«vi ■mr 1111%t W! * r k i |*» t** r lit Wit 111 t r l lit |I i I n > SALE Th* .Sanford Row] in Club League nf *iv five.man lama rot under way la«t nifrbt And the Western Union boya took Mr Night game* from th Vsldci Hotel team. I*. Tharp of he Wes­ tern Union tiKik high taor* for the night, rolling 225, 18 And 190 for a 80,7 total, S tire tContlnoed From Page Ona) to Governor Dave Sholti, urging that Dr.' Henry Hansen of Jack­ sonville be retained as State Health Officer. Mrs. A. G- Wagner of Chuluota, district P.-T. A. director, made a rt port on the atalc mrellng. Sh* also announced that the District tonferen.'e is to be held here an and tlx itato are to opera to for, d kpendablb eight month*, aomething mu*t tic 1-PHOIJ1TKR1 NO don* In the near future to provide and about t.1 .000,000 f r o m » t ■ t e MATTKK88 WORK niiurre*. A trannfrr nf one cent of Saslf**ni M.s«tir<rsa y s r lft f the ganohne lax now b1I<>c»<<mI lo M#ry Avx Ih* mail department wiulil hf olmoxl nufficient to provide the n*c*«*ary fuml*. Seminflfc fount/ 1 would derive about $25,000 from •uch a lr o o fe r , and could thrn [ operate it* ,rhooD for nearly the For many \ru* our hcM doctors btn full eight month*’ term. p r r t c f ib e d c iw is d © In somo form f o f rnughs, rn h lf and bronchi tit, knowing " I f thin in not done, then nn ex­ tra aexaion of Uif l^givlature how dan grrnut it I t to let them hang 0f% G r e o m u M o n with creooote "sad ill »e<ia* Inevitable, for the parent, oth er highly Important medicinal J R k of our 100,000 children ore not go­ mentt, qu ic kl y » n d effe ctive ly t t o p s ^ F ing tn permit thrm to la- deprived rou ghs and cu Mt that otherwrae m ight of their educational right;1 and op- lead lo 9eriiTU» I rouble. portunitlea. Creornulsicm it powerful liTlhe treat* "In the word* of Secretary men! of all rolda and coughs, yrt It la absolutely harmless and la pleasant and Irk.-., ’THE FATE OF THE PUB­ easy lo lakr* LIC HCHOOIJS IS TIIK, MOST Your own tlntrgit! puranlm Creas IMPORTANT QUESTION UK tnulakin hy refunding your moneyr if you FORE THE AMERICAN PEO- are no! relieved after taking Creomid* ULK THU A Y/ f -•inn ai directed. II#wars the rough of fi », • . . , L .J cold that hangs on Always keep Cmw " I f Horida i» to mainUin her| B,ll|,ion tm (l, n.| in*ar,l u«. <*d,.» standing as a tourist state, then, this important question nm*t Hej nnsWered |wisltively and definitely,' for our visitor* may )»<• attracted] by our salubrious el Imale nnlt rharmed hy uiir beautiful scenery,j but they will not bring their chil­ dren In spend the winter in n *tat«* that faih to make adequate provision for the education (»f our winter visitors, “ WK ARE l.OOKINU lin F F Full Pack F U LLY TO T I I K <TTK/ENS I. K A H I i R FOR I lK .T T K i: No Slack Filling SUIIOOLS TO IIKLI* SOIiVK TIIK PHORLKM. Ongirtating in SAME M UCEfefe St. ISderslnJrg, this league l« AS 42 spreading rapidly over the state, and will be h*aid from in the 25oune*« fc r t R near future. Let's give it our, whole-hearted support." l FOR HALF Winter Annuals, ready to aei, Mr* H Klrtley, (odden I sake Tiir itl.A.si' Sr «* \ mi lx "• EUR B ow ling'N ew s Jotes T e r m P r e d ieted B y T. W. Lawton limply drastic and unjustified reduction in teachers' salaries and llurraaad (caching'loads for the already overloaded faculties. " It is said that we are extrava­ gant tn expenditures for pupil transportation, and there may be some reason fo r the complaint, but the transporterp are making almost no p r:flt on their work and investment; thylr burdens are be­ ing increased every bus must carry If ability and property dam­ age insurance covering five to ten thousand dollar Indemnities. "Furthermore, if any attempt is made h y school a u th o r it ie m t o limit or reduce the amount or quality of transportation serv­ ices, every affected patron pro­ tests and usually presents good arguments for his protest. "Jimt because some of the old­ er generation walked several miles to school, it does not follow that the children of today should d<i likewise. Those who walked the several mile* in days nf old did not have to walk along high­ ways crowdrd with speeding and death dealing automobiles, driven by careless or irresponsible driv­ er*. Any school system insisting on little children being daily ex­ posed t<> the perils of our highway traffic would be unworthy of the support and confidence of the pub­ I FOR SALK Hunted croton*, different varlti**, 3hr per pli 1220 Magnolia Avenue k i :k hi -aft.* ritiiiil 9 K friHfiirnl* *1. ■M-n SaD COLORED GIRL want* work >• maid, nurse, or rook Reference. G IR L S A M ) Hi I VS remember Kliiabeth Union. 1121 E. tllh SI “ I f ita union fuller akalee" lliif 10— Flower* and I'lanLa «»I»«* 1*IP U tltlV IH lariat w i l l *...,., COLORED WOMAN wants job in house or laundry work tin E Nth St Officer* and mfetaV i from twenty-two Florida to na will gather In Ocala Friday Oct. 27, to take part In a dlitric meeting of the Woodmen Circle Grave* No. GO and No. 207 Sanford will be repre»enled. I xh -b I member* who pin to at­ tend are: Mr. and Mr*. 8 CarTaway, Me. and Mrs. C. G Collin*, Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Vi mg, and the Misses Mildred Knlgl, Carol Vining and Gertrude Vlrng, lay rene Collin*, and J. I. Brackin,! C. L. Collins, and J. A. Ijie. Featuring the program will be demonstration of the gualistic work, draping o f the chartr, elec tinn and installation of dltrict of. ficers, Initiaton of cadidatc* awarding of profiriancy certlflrates, talks by the officer and an address by Congreaamn Teg Green, Starke, a mrmoria service. Junior graduation, and l R. A. drill hy Juniors from Ivarnesa, Crystal River and Oeia, and drills by adult teams frtmCryrial River, Wauchula, Avo Park, lakeland, Starke and Oria. o f achnol p r o p e r t y h a * t n e r r a * * 1!1 " i n *1* *M uh F. ‘ f » tlrt.1 It* h e m e in ** r r t A <* r*r - w| hi w a *I A f r o m U O t i . o d M K I in 1920 t o $1. H i’ T i i r . n fill till.lift HT1 A H I * » » i I f I* rile ellll** *44 i m If li. 11(1*44* |||g 117,965 0 0 m 1932 f i l l »*f *I. w,-| ||,, ,1 j. i >■|,r- r 14 r ■!»•*•! In Kent I, V M * r t p o l i o a in i " T h e co *| o f in c r e a s e d i n s u r a n c e 4',»# tulri I. I !.*•« A ngrilF* * ***111*11 1 Iti.rle <e>*4|fiM r It. *1*1,4 Mil t ••11Fimniii * SH % 41r S \V 4 tl4*n Ii a lo n e a d ( i * m u c h t o c u r r e n t e i i n * lti*M|i 31 Hi.uin :«*nge if MliH K l l S K S T It *’. A T M * .J li*' p e n s y . a n d a d d t o thiw t h e g r e a t e r In i*4te* I......... » IlNr.HT II KATII I r«li1 Til* h*o111 1st ml l»eil*it s a r t v i i l h 1 Inn in I lie fit* **t 3* ■I H1**1I B II* e »1m I* 44f * he kenik* >> tyf n||e|| m a t * o f j a n i t r * . r e p a i r * . « | U i p * V l.iHloilri I' D itl th 1 1Oil'* merit r e p l a c r t n e n l , etc ., a n d It ia * n i Ifl i mi * in ih. »t *41 »«f R a y i i i . i im ! 1 I C>>1.1ft W e a sily *c en that a n y a l t a m p t to r».t.|li*tf M> 11»H* I 4 I’ V IM K II o M i f i u t *1m « A eh I * 'l l ft f * I I l f |. Ml* S I i f rtMl i'll ttlfs r e t u r n tn t h e 1920 h a a l * m e a n * Tilt 4 m * Jutf ll 1 f 11ell Mrilll . M i l l ; I Mil * . f f U * «• mi -T i n : it i . a n i • Mud »4oil h*t • Him Ae n ■win f**r t a i rtri.| W . K K N Z 1 I H f T il ■I* eif 1>* iMMlir (ft ■**• in *s* llh I 111,AM* 1**1(1)118 **t N“ 33, U 55 Hh I f l lift* ri I •l»rsi rs tlisl i I m■ s*i>n A v e n u e In M»a *'Hv fitlli* ri I 11 1 flrwi r ll.frt H*« H i sir j It'.* tieaalrt iMVmrn# ' ’ "KM > 1 N« w •i»i ♦*•f1 In Hr mIn•11, i 4i 'M* Flo v l«1it i V•»llK In tt II ri»t*m riluicn Maiy S»“* akr Marf «*r I l e n t h Ave , IB -MlarrIUnpona For N T H U H L A N I' 8*119 , , witfinM i n t a « ,1 i i . N, |i » t— Help W anted WANTED STATE Represents live rapshlr handling nnimjiirni througiomt *1 I Only incir anh car an*| g*H( J ft ferwirov *oioitl crril* F»1 fl Vine S1 rimllanoojza. Term In ;i . « * i o u. J m inu te* U iP Ig r. M A It V KIHMfhrr. GRAHAM m ton truck, «t*k* and r»b $lfh.f>o ( ’.hsvroM 1 ton flat body truck, rv*w lire# $7JS.OU Ford on« ton truck, nirtscU axh‘, To Ocala Meet ftiday voire* Pal Mu, A o n u * . in it**- i 'i i > i I .in A rot ■ I• *• i Nil*at v I. , 6 Month LocalWoodmfefV UIGo Is Your Battery I hatyrd Up for Colder Wrolher BUrtlttg? Avoid ilclayn and rrank•0K by hand— let ua test your tHittery now. All Makra Rtrkar|«4— Ktad H tttin , Call M t Kepaiffi — He*Ufa roSm dp* �^ _ H H to Florida a II c a n I f arid’s Greatest Vegetable W U Richest Garden land. AN 1NDBPKNDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ILUME XXV Unique Setting Created For Auction Sale O f A rt Objects OnceOwnedBy Honey Hawes Gold Price Boosted To $31.76 An Ounce (Administrator Threat O f Legal Action Is ', Criticized By Firm / A s Act Of Injustice i DETROIT. Oct. 27.— (A.P.) — The Fortl Motor Company today tlescrlbed ns "An act of injustice" n statement of Recovery Administrator Hugh ' Johnson that he would "Turn the case over to the Attorney General” if Henry Ford fails to submit figures retpirwied the National Autonitibile WASHINGTON, c m . 27.— A price of $ tf 7ft an ounce for RwinMrur!i»n Finance Corporation pim*lin»r* of gold wan announce*'! today at the Treasury, n price 22 c*nt* higher Ihnn that of jcatenlay anti fill cnN nWve ihp l^ondnn i|untntioii. Admim-I ration o ffi­ cial* mo-t.l mt i*i veal whrtlicr any particular formula had lH*en Imi-m i i Ih i fur the ilctnrininulmri of the daily figure. The lloo*evclt administration, with each surrcaalv# quotation, ha* net the domestic price higher. Howevar, he said, while n viola tlon o f this kind prnhahtv wtmld ba conclusive evidence nf mm-rnni 'pllanre with the aiitrmvihde rmhon the part of Ford, he iloe. n I ConsldeMhe manufacturer nun i-li glbla" taTTiM oh gnvi-riiinriil rutl ^v "M-I.i !*• - • ’ "id u i t C a r o lin a o rn i.U M R IA . Or*. 27.- M l — tinvernnr l»n C Iliac* v *f* I > *d»y . rdcrctl enft n South I air I ' m Vut tens I IJunrd cnmpsM> to I m t * »' * that the ‘ ggrCemehJ will t i - 'h j P ^ J lT l'C A r r i v e s . Ill coming Immediately, or lu hirl . ... down hia own prescription c»f I 1(I T S l T I t ' H U f J l l l H * working arrangemvnl, in th ew l ------ shafts which, unlike curnmeii ml W mIt ii N. l* .,--e of . miaes, aend their whole ■>ut|>ut in vi|!> He|mi 1ment of Co the steel mills that ronlud them tin u| w In. i atm » u A petition for him to o-t , « • . It A a r lu ili. ,< I I i ■■!,!, le ft at the White House ye*ler „ ssanr,>r,| „ day by a delegation nf "7“ '*" |f„r the pu.p........ ..... . i leaders. It said 'These captivi- rnal |.nlhl.Iln t, producing companies have refused , 4 la. n'rlm h. to rrrognlse the United " ” *« M n , ............. , W ork er, o f America and " „ .li., .,.,,,,,, , r ,| , gain collectively with lh»* »dn» * n yepreaent.tives ,.f thru emp|n>ns " '» > h »*'' ■ " We are demanding rerugnill....... I “ ,!h ,h' N ,{.' I " " - ''- - " •> our union and the samr ronlt.i t *' ° *" ' ** »nd condition* a* prcva l m the honor gup*i t*J * *l,f or » commercial mine* o f this ten § I ‘ pen to the p 1 1 1 *• lory,1" I In* Mon 11*111.1 II i.d I* Except for the phra-e **recop»ii |m*i ! i 1 that li * «. I* 'u h » Uoti of our union’* thi* « l '» * 1 .o^j»*rntionat i« ut »hi*v 1 the Chief F xec^ tiw hud 1 cipiiri d I *' d tiaih* * **11 nd f f v> 1 (he ateel mm. The workcn**'‘ d him »o Sard rd. mv jpowcTcr. ha*I been requested - > that the puhti parti alart Win lo go back to w »rk iminedt (hanta who me cOflf'lUH Wtoljp pantMug negotiation «»f n NHA co<A»» «nd reg^ifttfru contract. Thi» lh**y failed to il*.j attend. T h t u n i delegation wa* ej»coited, A l 7i30 o'clock, Mr, 1*^ into Um hfTice o f l!u»ch S. John-M1* *n«et with the h.*ai A •on, N R A head; by John L < mmitlce at |h< Mot. cut the union president, t » Iravr an t* I Thi. meeting •* o|m»»i Identical petition. puldic. i r p T o fo r '* Tdrtkwst niiti c the miftyTto.' , o f Reptem boi1. it m i- ili< c lo a td ' S t O r S j Uiirt m ..r ilin g ton Align*! a. Ga., *n M t*«t the laid at. tank fcfOwwIfT ** 'iniiicd * tiH * ,».■* 11<ti si r’ n-rk ti! v with the 'nutted inteiiimn j f i vi >y mill in t in- m *« t tint M nor di -older* »v t c f re*ah nt tor n I mm A nun! > u* i'i eM t wen* lita-’f r and *t *r t:*t t i ' l i ' , «••»»• ktae *, uppaichtly .’ 111(■lie t h"* D I JkeI ■ M »H’ V t 'Cks ito-A.VTB- • r, IV 1Ii VV V < H IN < ; T O N . C»41 27. Tw'i M.'UUt4fH U ' f o f r li«‘ vu r toihiil- f*r iminlcr, William Wa»hmgtoti, il k'll*, wan gninteil n vwnHiay re |n n v* 1<*ilu v 1hiuiiffh • prr*uii>il I • l*'|»h< in i all by Hi* Prriuilent I V i.lt - i- L'twiiid |C«tipii i **r», Himthpr nvgni tm « • li'Hi i mu led Thi'* I* • h-nt tclrj Kon©d from hb if***l it lid i reel v mg a ipcum Iiii 'kIji! um fftim the .Null i|or Clrn • rml so (hal fn-«h rvi lencc nnghl lw InvenligHtcd S a . rv e v a t l aw4 r e . aevU le, •4 1 last week, and Will mail chaak. W a sold over aoojxw pi sate fla m yaenlta o f same. A tT H Very trely jroore, Prevatt and Co. ttbpytt statement refers In Whlril also appears in Ibis b Sa _ Many letters s a d •M b P a d US tha same thing: The drawing cards fo r the “ jU% ' •M M quickly, putomonU , laag articles found ty residents will Include a *sri4| Or and Other nu me rout of all-day entertainments, pin* a saaaaaafally completed some sort of borgatn sale in every v the apadtaun of The Hec- store in the city The SKA lea-, tival will be staged on ThursdagJ, I chair Rev life, Florida, Ut S. Smobehousg. fclfflP' C. -irten I he J ^ j R T un« nrtatiUrd T a IN B A N K CAHK K liirthduy Of T e d d > ItooHevelt Is Observed OYSTER IIAV, N. Y , O il 27.— Idb Tn a big house where a wom­ an in hlark lives there rama todav inrssagas from far and near— for il was ths 7t> anniversary of tha birth of the lata Theodora [loose veil. Mrs. Roosevelt, widow of the 1‘iesident who dird In 11)19, apant the day ijuirtly, receiving tokens of remembrance and devotion. Tha nation relfhraled Navy Day today a!*o—brrauM- ttouaevell was such a strong iup|K>rter of tha navy. McNab, and Paul Simpaon. NW Into Ibltt sotrt B*pt ir» shnttW - o f - U ms * • s ta iM i, 1 cmu Iderahie ddHPo it r * | * l x * ) )**' mniANAPouR. i m . 27>*wr. — rrinslfinli *t>- liksly lo fata bullet* In Indiana, M l i-M iy, •tata safety diraltar wiirurd to­ day as h# prvparad *,aign AM nati->n*l r-iirdsanm tn , lt it lf f (e In tha stair's Vrar sgiilnsl a marauding band of fugitlvr f«b vlali. * 'f I IL L 'ned nrdpep »•* hont 10 kill.*' ir < : ” ThniMi , ■*iii |sb«i •alii* themkplvrn 1 1 . 1 \ . 1 Oat "7 l i f t * . , l. > *-d f t «,,u a - ... i ding nr dei-ru r*i<|M> * i .im well uculcr, . ' 1 ,>d vstansivr dumagu jtttund tlinf lull i iifcii ement bfffa tu twi. buildings In mldtown H a ­ Clair I|||M ii*' 11on to d iH in A M l h'ltwven thn*p aD'-mpting to tTaag^ vana (Ins inurning and one parson mi th» rtmita'iin *1 \ was injured A hosiery stars, ana uf ths dainagrd gargs," h# said buildings, was A fav hours lllst, \ ft bur (Otto, ewnad hy Angst Gamho, who also gla, J|, a t i ahnl itud klllrd O vTl owns a radio station ussd by \bg I atlliman «b a * T 'lgglf ran nfUjI tha affltar VamrtttAlnl hlnirja govermnsnt. Thirty womrn. rapreasnllng Bit stay during a prosvlat l i i v . f J L ' mother* uf 04 studsnts slain In thg iWto. Tdarhado rvgims. railed on Presi­ dent Grau last night and demands sd that he immediately atari Um trials of Hachadlsts now In cus­ tody. Grau explained ha had ag many problems pressing ha la tun­ able to set a definite data. . Ai^VkltPi 1927Trlui Collins Declares Woodmen District Meeting Here Was Decided Success T’rudeBody ( ’ommittee Sets Up Its Objectives Thr immediate ri sibling r-f lhc > | markers in tin . munly, and 11.. proper marking uf ,1! toads -nhin 50 mile* of HanT'-rd, i* an rcctlta set up ry numbers of ■ . Publicity Coni lift:*-, of tha mmule County ( hr iihtr nf < • mmrree who met I I first ».** on of the new sea m s' lhc City Hell yratarday lived* of the Rotary Kiwanis, Lions, and ths Amcrircn Icg. o ■ I! be askvj t> c --ope.s e In (hie objective ny cither ererlmg or reI^mting signs nuw in u»- so that in addition L- an ind'.ieliun of wrlromr to Sanford, thr i-lare and 1 .. i of the meetings of (h oe oi sanitations may ba m *‘ c I rown. Co-operation with the f'oinmrrn il Activities cummltt—■ in pro­ moting N R A Festival Day on Nov. IB els3 wav prnm -.d Those BttMlJi.'g the mseting vrre: J. L Usrenialte chair­ man. II. B , Co'an.-in, R. L Dran, T- W. I-awtoa. Byicn btcphrni, and Karl Lattoatro. til: ‘T this sum will rrmainoa rt .. 1 1 B**f«*d, Mr. Andrews stated).,4f [raft in v ||^ , f ths fact that the graater portion of.lt prorably will be td^|l tv^opod to Mp o& m ortgtf** **hlrh art 'rrildsnl, Va|d laeallp. Ps-tbablv ana i l l kifJt rooeaod tha fltO.tOO la baing u<<-dyin exo^ bsaaador groduetlon at this tlraa. II la b+> York to lltvad. ’A ’ sa siteIn raiaailng this lnf>rmal)atos Mr. Andravi did so la the hoftto to tha of elaaring up what he tcR M f tin* on "ralilafonnitlon" which hn. h ajt nd bu y clrrUaiad'm arms part* of spatial atata In cottaaction with t h e T j n l to meat Bask. ‘ • ,iWl/ Ir funds “ Ikm* poopta say that U>e WM* is traaa* laa*l dointt a l U y fa » the fa ttk . II. Zachary, Itupert Htrh k* and Otto Caldwell, Hnd A. J. UIV O f Negro Spared I land, iV ier*ofi# H A, Rive, (tp*«rge HarBy Order Of President I 01**11, O. E. White, J, A S'anda, Jr., M < Oct. 25, 1933 Sanford Herald, Seafood. Florida. Dear S in t ' H h h mall OS statement uf our ’ and bar* been sent *5J,,«' { ” Meat " f m I* w mlnyic* Ittti-r y illimit knowing that Lhc Inf* of I rumpaiiKui hail L t n sparffl lempur« rily, siJ m j to bT ; Columbia. rul.vrs ..t •l" " ' ',l1 ,la .Kurts at winning a: Mnaming A II. Jnhnaim, Frank' I’alastin. flr»* I " " * ' ■* poaalblv »u h , . .1. . -hililtW"tk toward thai ami I'leic* W n tier Colemat*. Jim ll.j lata a it . . , gut .i.tiar way yeati-nlay, and 1*1 link mm, How ard Long. Dave llo liii*k< W A Patrick, H F. Doiid»m >. Jon. (J. I eonardy, Peter Nrhaal. K I U wm hi . K C Harp- aaSHUM. C s fn k -s '*. <>ler, *t ■Hat ball iwj*tt area eerl,. SI .13 Wa M iia a a . as ■ le t* *e rest. ■ — pjiasa stest* at as a.—i * , i m , e /> umftuTiiln^ n**l|, af 1A.Mdation , It ■! in alt•< m the I'tcrlfir • V > | * A «N E. S total of 120 af.f!'. ation* .rtMS* In tin1 Hank at «*. , I,, 11,1m r n ^ l ' H.'V* I li 1*114 0111 of ii w ii * sf.*•1 | S I Jirn «on ty M%, ,|, («■ u —.i. Nil mud (Im pi ii '• Tin * Inti * at p m vidin f w i n tu id! v ig r ta b h ■, M P !*» »i|fa I'lojii isii .I itilrouHte fjiiitltien f**f I 'ii **Iii, to aenemldt nod di*-fdi»v nil *|h Jt ^ Send tfiHip wire given , ||M> nil prodm ♦ K d(d<n * n r eiiii it.r impel u* m ih the an .1 nft* r to ft tocmble nn ! di *p1ay all in* h! noiim i ment !»\ hiwantan C’ aldwel; ti lurge Mi Itrx P io kuid . tn ap-eioble That he will not only in future ,|1M. nt t dJ^pIoy• o n»md mid pr «>»'f v i d d'limlt i|i*' Scout* the oi*e o f any I,.. 1111.-1 " ' ' • a ' " 1 *• • •• a » ' *<f In* iimt oi truck* whenever I I . gull of l.nt> Mniiiua tu •hi.'i ii*. norded, but that he nlau 11, , 1(, ! 14. ..lid riisj.lni . an4.»-d (lu ll- h<i 4 will f hi ivt- li urn urnoil 111 of tutu .1 t.lh.-r r ""> t-a t. • " II ""as of Vl*» her l to* Ss iHite ought need to i, m.il.lu, and II V Wl.ilnsr of .'-hi. build u new camp. A C,, , (m,I. iu liauiil. tl.a fl’.war vstul.it T hm*r nt tending la-d night igt-s ill,1 h. t'omul"I'-a. headed by M t* Shiutii.lsor as it.ainnan, ea|)a. t« lu were hiwainana lio w a n l Oxerlin, Him | iended. Bill Du|t(i«e, Arthur! Sold 300,000 Plants S. icludfhf entlrf am'tmnt rvpre«»'nf« the proT' » <**>•“ cerdi o f |5 hinns iiiprm .it o i i f l i r K gronp •' sMnnfonf women. members nf the American Legion Auxiliary of Fainphvll Lo**itig iSttl, will hull ' i-hole Ktr*t Suect l*Mhersny nil nay tmnuui.w r**kl he A u c o -t a lh k1 m l it. o 1 ] ;r it furnb w»th which t.» cunt iiu* . in.it to i|tt «r .Ml f »*i **i . th iiei iocal w .tfire rrli il wui.wen |,t"0 o l ill ,i T im I1 I i;uMil* of Kiwanian OUu Mra. ilaroJd t Wa.hburn will L mi* V.intilm ho tv 1 'o ipur v I ' r e l 11*iituiry plan* for Seminole well alH'urd the Hi John a act •■ ehairman of a group •»! mil! I'ooti nt the H#Mey a»xi t 1**ji (Vioiitv*’ exhitdt cm tli^ » t » g e of laiin- f i c i g i i t r r " M I m Oria worker* who a ill conduct the Killi r p i -r itiill1 * I iU w" the (#! » 1 llo r11 ))i*'i,1,, Mnmeipn! Vlulitonuin' IH tin iid1** m o f the Hanfon \ It A tag aise L i«r f bj.ioeei mill u11 i GO a: S t o v ' . J Hngro.ir »hii iO(* Do i eidirtl Fh*ndn I k|*" whom i "lid and si'ven e peunl |„ will be »* fd. mill all *li' P n i nil* who i . ■ i* -v4Ike ! %ll infi tll'X I I • lo mil V Ut II' COM* goeeiv |it at «■iir lit enjoyed h |j er. may expoc* in Sp asked bit gd.Dd o ’ it on * l me o f Do I Did, ride lo A •‘I'H a tide which Com- m small donati 1 » if ( . hi riiiti ■e of Do Scniiin' ■ hllM'd i« Im-moto** meeting o f t lie I he Aukillatv. which lin* main* I n rn!\ Aralish iIIt'd As i , j rn \ i ho "id** i "1 t <11111111 i * * t hih'" lutnrd of d im turn, and. a mo loiinedl a fun. 11 vi '1. i *m »h I * f xet i ml |tf*i oid enjoyed hy thiie entire v„e toward uni •rtuiiaie* 11 thi* IVliee I'iri* Into iMoh 1 parl y section ,ia he 1 1 I hy Alif. I . L. Tli ir « local men were accepted jkourniilat. U*h* olTicei. «• e Win f•*• o ' od** r*hi|* in the cluh during tanka Taka.’ < vice p»e*mei»t, n Itu*ifo*to** »*'**• ion winch nl re \t !» ( M pltMVis recordiog %it - Ill I uv til* I lent loll <»f a mjw •ry , M si» I!, y a Stevi n»t • !u» f i n e , t lira9 nf finiiiirial sec . -jiuiui i ^ ’.t i * iaty; M1 \V 1li* I J( t O<11 !» t'l I '« U’ Nil • MM W* M" lowil* i fu iv ii po- «I nan which was li t!man, m i 1 • • M* H"1y HO Automobiles To Be In (JoocMVill Motorcade Through County On Nt»v. 9 l»y slrewa, d ecreijit) ln a M ir c ^ q f t . th e S em inole t ‘m intv Nntionii> F a rm Loan A e-tinnl mu. (af Thin fiiruro v ,i. kcurbed \vl{h the arrival ib’ n*ek of cheeky Preliminary Plans Kiwanis Directors (•or Orliindo Pa i r Stage Meeting On rALLS TO IIIH IlKATII PO IN T Pl.KASANT. W. Va , Oct. J7-— (A l—A man carrying an identification card hearing the ■ama Ernest Hood Runyon, .tit, of Ashland,.Ky., was killed last night In n fak from a railroad trestle. Part Of Nation Ask For Immediate Help SENATE PROBERS Have Been Okcyc3$ O cf rc^ X Z END HEARINGS ON S5& P rS # ^ " ’LL0: CUBAN SITUATION m dm* cw** Budget Based On 70 " •»d have been summ >md to th.-|1(l, t lhr> rn,|t|„j |Whlte House neat Monday i iusligisitriil Im hn-u li of < ' M akes CONINGYEARLocally In 6iWeek» 1*m **'*I**ii I « i»' mad* f«*r I1 Yil »d tin (lit*,I p>ulie* pl“ yi'H ‘did thc\ mo on Yuli under d, Imltri M * t mngh r Jnd Within the next ff\v week* | II I ludglfirllt fhrd either mtiat satisfy the gnv t,, K«nm ih lumt.fi tut el time nt that lie i< rnin|ilyi»g v.ith| f„r w | U'lllian tki Autnmobd#* rmia nr harr hitlx) * , ... , , , , . . tor* rn Nvi.ndnlf-* * nf**, foi on Important i-in liiu lp d seisdod 1 ,ri , , , «»* , a . # 1 . . * h*' I *' III 11:1%IIIJI 11I dl.| f The *tccl men have fmled 'o comp |o trrm t with the wmkvr* ’ ,l * *" 1,1 1" ^1 o f their Menpliv©*1 coal mi n o i»* |j»I»**11■* Ikimi il hut mnivaul mqulrod iy PrruhWni lloo**-* * It. ».. ih** ilistHrt court on I ft hat time tha C h e f R .rcutive eflher-ggpefts t» ? !■ **»* kisum nce’ ith QUICK RESPONSE .lilla Atrninsf NT h TO LOAN APPEAL UNIONTOWN, I’*., Oct. 27.W i—Uli t r the mammoth r reus tent, on a weed-grown estate whore (mre played some of the world'* most glamorous w n i lights, an auctioneer yet'-n'ay harked nut the epilogue of a drama of the rise and fall of a coal king. And as the treasures collected front o.or the world .i> the late J. V. Thompson fell under the ham­ mer the husky-voice) hawker shouted. "Why thrj'rc going for oral tear *ra* hointw .l ilaVHii »-» to disperse a i row I nl *»i»kifig l i x i i l e v r‘rker* fulluwit,.. a * l t" **ui t'R,u «• nniofig i t * ui'r a ’ tit11* thrill • Ived A f t e r up, - * i i ,fe|\ Chamber of Commerce, under the term* of the NRA auto cmIf. Johnson Intimatrd that thr Two Waiters Awarded deadline would be Nov. 7, hut he Judgments In Test eaotUned that he w m not deft- | Of Employers’ Pact U d f certain that the dote would ing H f ttr y Ford a m i th»> . »* stetd companies, on iasucs rnpaldc o f bringing n, r o n M i t i n n «| tm l o f the N H A program \r»tt*r«lRy w e re ' brought into bumcdlate pr *p«*i*t. AT COLUMBIA' roosevelt g e t s ' Inc m il* «l Aiken ( ‘minty from im invasion by Align* in Hriktrr *t i king t ♦ flu*** t hem Ilii;r»Wiiy pulmliTi'Cii urst sm • by W A S H IN G T O N , (V I 27 Mb Declitva govern inc*nl nU*\> • nfife* t N TM IIK R '* SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1933 Member Ansoriated Pretn fLO C ID A •Mswisas- � 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, October 26, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 26, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 26, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ec27f3ef54498c24952134d5ad4d7831.pdf a499227c5f9646e32a52ab52b85989e0 PDF Text Text ERS GET D A TA ON BANKS ‘ STOCK MARKET Gold Buying Policy CHEAP FOREIGN H itle r P le a d s F< O f H is R e g im e ToRALLIES WREN Opens With Metal GOODS MAY BE W in E q u a lity W ithErN,°" a tio n s DOLLAR DROPS Bought For $31.36 PUT UNDER BAN tlor • foreign policies, w*« ro pa. lonate that hla yob# frequent­ ly rok*. I t defended hi* administration »nd concerned himself principally B r i s k B u y i n g F o l l o w s will the complaint that 'hi' rest T u m b le In d u c e d B y oi he world doe* not uudei-tand I d e a T h a t R F C G o ld Get)iany III* arraignment of 'he Ver ladle, treaty an l reparations P la n Is In fla t io n a r y war mat bed by bitter attack* in Woodrow Wilson, G.-*»$ Britain NEW YORK. Oct. 26.—( O — ami France. •• The only netlon. which can The foreign exchange market de­ cor. inur to live In the lung run”, cided the new RFC gold price fil­ he I'.et'rd, “are thoir which are ing plan was decidedly Inflation­ wd |ng to sacrifice live* for ary yeaterday and a aevare tum­ ble In the dollar gave stock* and kor »r. 110i, to in ve.tig .te rom pU int.j H6.m, „ uU a-litre - - "Crtman* entered the World staple- another aharp boost. • pnln*t chrwp fnr^ipn imports. , , , * i 000.000 o f aerial certificates <r° l" ‘« Price* on th# New York stock Embargoes. a....... -nd higher nwrk.nx th* n.i.c- reuon he,.- Wgr again*! her will and ended held b y banka w ere paid o i l , s#n>te B|f, ln„ s , n„ or ,..rk. tariff. .11 are *t the romm.ml of1of the IMchatag eU n.m cam the! fight honorably, relying on and ommodlty exchange* and the the piomi.es of President Wilson Chirairn Hoard of Trade wobbled 1 b e fo re *20,000.000 held by ] Trmm moll, and a ho*t of other*,, the ..lmini.tr*.Ion if thorough in-1l - f * " >" 1^1'— «• Trammell, ,h" uncertainly during much of the (Continued On Tag* Two) ■nxiou. to get the job. Mr*. WelDj ve.ligation find, plea- of Am*.- W p le -'-n f on the .-i .Iiii.iiIsURth e public w as paid; day, and it waa not until pro­ Although tha former" hail latar ha* declined to comment other Iran producer* for aid Justified nounced wrakneaa appeared in the maturity data* Morgan said pub­ than to nay “I will have a formal NltA m*T m#k# only preliminary dollar during th* afternoon, that and def.Ailte .tatement a. to my Investigation. If i* fount! n !»a*it licly hold cvrttniatos could ml be brisk buying developed candidacy in due tim e.** for action, the Prrsitlmt would called before maturity, while thoa# liy that time tha Chicago wheat turn the miration nvr* !.» *hc tar­ bald by Uw "Chaso National Hank market had already rioted with yesterday's upturn whittled down iff commission for thnmurh *lft« conld be. * by 1 to I 1-2 cent* a bushel by Under questioning by romiqltmvr l'pon its fimlings he would profit-taking salea. Catton at New tes counsel Peeora Morgan .aid art to control foreign competition. York, however, finished (1 to $1.35 was nothing In the rertifiThr order was issued as Anteri­ . hold by tha banker* perm 11a bale higher, illver future* A I M ) a y D i s t u r b a n c e or**print sprint paper paper producer.! Jani|)H T o B e O p O l U ' d A t an Uteir payment before maturi R E P O R T gained nearly a rent an ounce rose a* much as 1-4 of _a V I I 1 ^ At V ** met with ('anadian and European^ V i i r i o U S FMllCCS K o F B r i n g s S e t b a c k T o hides ........................ .................... Alber H. Wlggln, former phalrGppORttlOH G r O U p l ^ * , nd rithtor nbouCT-S »w of tbs banka eiecutlve comR e l i e f t ) f *• J n b lC B H Eritto*'*announced'th* *W-*VoluH-" G r o w i n g : - U n r c H t Just h iw inflationary the RFC'a would safeguard the Americans j HAVANA, Oct. 25—(A*)—After tarily gava up a contract with <*> TAM.Ail ASS BE. l»c . -,..f --.. . N a t io n C r e d it e d T o (Continued on Page Four) in assuming the higher costs Im-j A ft gram of relief for ' ana- a night of terror during which the tha Chasa National that gave him C o n f l i c t s O v e r N R A I used by pimIp term*. A tariff was (lent l.„dr., in Florid, thr. » inta*| air w... rent with explmllng bombs, a retired pay of *100,000 a year — st •«.i.._ government asserted J a c k s o n v i l l e th* rCotuin L aw y ers for life. . NKW YORK CITY, Ort. 26 — virtually out of the question on to ro.t between Jloo.ouo and thl« morning that it had broken IIMi.ooo n month wa- amroinead (('ontinued On Page Two) Payment by Cuba of intercut on Growing uncertainly Ihroughout M e e t W it h C ity H e a d s here >e»teril,y by Mann. FagC. the hat k of oppositionist move­ held by American* with the country, attributed to tha ment* which had foatered a gener­ state relief director money loaned by th* Cha»e Na- spread of labor tro Idea, conflicts J W Shands, Jacksonville at­ The plan eniorace- uneno.|oy»d al strike, and that the strike which tlonal Bank of New York wa# over the NR A program, unsatis­ M c r c l i a n t s U r g c d T o B e torney for the Bondholders' Pro­ gripped thr rrty all day yeaterday , snip- si Tampa, Mlam '>nsabrought to the attention of the factory retail tratb* an.I further tective (Vmmlttee, and l.ucien II., Senate Committee yesterday in but propoiiionstrly suialler reres A t T r a d e B o d y M e e t ,,,lu and Orlando where non will was terminated at midnight lest Hoggs. Jacksonville attorney, who IH housed whde w irkine n HO­ night, ■ t Continued on Page Two). •ions in coinirodity prices, Is re *M asaoclate rsonsel for the Sligld damage wa«■ — occasioned Iterausr uf inclement west tier, •'■■q'" *--- - r wa* — flcrteal in lust ***»*k's reports n .rherluled meeting of the Cum­ I lovrment- and arcnmiuo atioua when l.ombs were thrown under city of Sanford in its successful fl'ontinued on Page I'wo) front thr fet!«*al reserve centers. in-r ml Committee of the Semi­ salt against the Chase National (OlmtlnurO nn Pag* Two) W oodm en R eady T o In many meat however, em­ nole County Chamber of ComHank, were in Nanfprd yesterday ployment bos rontinurd to gain, E n te rta in B ig T h r o n g reerce drew only a -mall attend­ B r a i n ( ) p o r a t i o n ( i i v e n morning In conference with mem­ and si» f*»i no loss**- n»*>* l»**e*» re 1 ance at ttie City Hall ye-terday 1 2 S a i l o r s D i e W h e n N e w ber. of the City Commission. ___ It • ./ v f l i t it:ontiniirn «»n t’uge Fouri afternoon although the subject for O l U l f f ' I C t l l T l O r '' TCL k The meeting waa devoted to ■ Plana are virtually completed I T .S X r u i s e r l s l t a m m e d discussion , f the 1933-34 budget, ' tii iwwitin was whether or not th* ■ whl.-h wtu provl\ adequate and GAINKRVIM.K. Ort. 25 (/Pi mmhantd of .^anford wish to a' and Mr Shanda expressed the late reeling entertainment for the F It A NCI.SCO, Oct. 26. P r e s i d e n t I s I m p a t i e n t • id in staging an "N B A SAN Sib*< Jeff Rav Arnold. Groveland. one views of the Committee he repre­ - nearly 100 niambera of Woodmen new cruiser Chicago, of three I'lnversity of Florida «tu- (4V-TI I»ay*’ here Thursday, Nov. 2. ‘ tha World aampe in Central O v e r M i n e P e n c e D e l n y sent* )i\. Ah* kud5?* A»erM »a Hxlaiag-*bJtu,wqa bpdly Thl» Tver 'Mg wa* adjourned qn. dents wrho ha»e be-m in n • ritiral damage,', two member* of her Mr. Rogge waa present to dlagjda Woodmen District, No. n, condition In the Alarhna Otunty atF kVe exported -to gather "hefT WASHINGTON, Oct. 26. —f/O— I til l«nir'" St ft:30 o’clock, end'E. >rew Jit .1 f injurira, another wa» ruaa an unpaid balanf* of _ f*»a. No nffirial action irrear nigtlt at 7:30 o'clock. it The President i« l>*roming Inipa- F lllud >rth, rhairmsn of tbr lbi.ptsi .tore nn ar'Cide’d near here prloml) hurt and a fourth waa tornay’a tirnt over the long drawnout n**- rommdli. today urgi-,1 u large ent|, Sundav iinriiiine. underwent niitairif after i iolli«ion >rati. taken by thr Commissioners, a waa stated today. s iinliml rip* rotmi, ve*'erday, l*r '* 1'escnlative m t t , n dwas learned from City Clerk Tha gathering mark# the first gotjation* for peace on "Captive" •lay with the Iltiliah frrulilvr relrere llopte.-ure ruuserl by a S Ijimson „ quarterly meeting of the Dis­ mine- in Pennsylvania end he.wu-, « " • 1 •M'' "f committer mcodicr* Silver l ain* conru*-ion of the trrnrn. trict ami representative* from I,'port0,1 at noon today to expect and leer i u'rte; who, H l» lirlteved The lsW«l» u Riif l«»|f»-'her. Ill a The operation wa. performed by * reply from Myron Taylor, chair '•'• ' milter, will l-nefrl by camp* In Seminole, 1-ake, Volusia. |ir F lward Jelk-. Jark-onville, »* fog t»fT Point Sui, 1*10 inil'A »«»uth HUM It WKKCKN HMtlP Orange, Brevard, and O-rrole man ef the United States Steel llo -tngl'o. of s -pecial -ale. day .i.titnt to Dr Ralph (!r,-ehe, Ja. k of herv lint licit SffV counties are expected, as well a* C*nrpormtion. within a few h«»ur* A gre*t hole waa t »rti in the A ifivillr, mn(I liy |M> \V C. Tbo"'ll> CHICAGO, Oct 26. (A3 The 1‘rcsiilcnt has tnlil opera- 1 state officers. mid J. Maicy bell. Jr (lalnoaville.1,M»rt md. of the rhirago The Itm black powder bomb esploded and tors of the mines ownwl by the [ K l,KN AN HUt’rF.KUS MAI.I.OY Mn*" Gertrude Ovc o MpH, •uper- of the S-iver Palm ■truck ju«. for- partially wrecked . '••» beauty B. F. Hargis, af Umattll-. will steel anil imn rontpnmrs that tf preside over tha meeting Princi­ they do n*»t make terms with mi­ U AfiiiKir.Tnw Ort "f. intendent of the hoapltnl, amid earl/ want of the number I 'urrvt. .Itcp it* owner had planned to pal speakers will be State Mana­ ners he will step in. i u «» i! *, n r t l v.I.ml !»•* 'd*»d that Arnold had fotne |ienrttal-J the heavy armor plate open yesterday several mile* from Joaeph U Keenan, of ,»u* operation in good and U n J in until It reached al where a Senate subcommittee ia ger V. P. Miller of Lakeland, head ua> ftppoiitu an a •-»-,«*» . ^ •t»ai|a«*. hut that hi« rendition had moat to nidahlp. cpneul If. R- Hear* of Bt. Peters­ rondueting hearings on how to runs TOIt PHODtOTK.D |tomey m i n »> rr * ‘ In'emiie "a llttl*- more acute time*’ ( htcago heatled for Mare curb crime and racketeering burg. National Committeeman H. V >e-U " n\ 11 u 1 ’ KoUit Kloeppel. Jr., Jacksonville |-I»rul f-r a aurvey of laniagr If. MeCully of Jacksonville, ami CHICAGO. o«-t 2f». State Committeeman Judge J, G. J oarp h II K rrni»n. y ho | ' i " " ,' U' of III lahoina. wh- tea.gmd ^ v* . -ni, y rnr%t htehe.. Jr. Tampa.1Mm| for repair* The.Sil.tr Palm, eral week* ago I «|»«*«\««| only a -hgiit improvean'nt *l*o i.adly itamaged, lurt.ej l,arkj I'AYNK QUITS I'AI'KK Sharon cf Sanford. tm! thr holly Itailw kiilnnpina 1 i duting Ihp da* -h* add*d Ttie for San Franco**o The meeting will atari at 7:30 ganff at Oklahoma f’»ty. wa» noti­ WEST PAI.M REACH. Oet. 25 A man i.-crnlly traveled 6000 \..... I.... . of all 'hi.-, had b.-rn ds (*ht«%f I 'll > < Urk John W l‘roy. • ’dock. At 3:00 o'clock member* fied yr*tri»!ay h#* hud been pro­ (A3 W. A. I'syn* resign'd y**ef th* local Camp will serve an moted to rhirf of the criminal mile, from Sydney to North ..... - I >r.tr.d,.y . . "estrcii.rly Nrwp *rt. I( I. and l.lrul P S i hapt ll*. marine coipa, UatnlsMi. trnlay at g'tteral manager of th* t old-fashioned chicken 'pilau. This divialnn of tin* attorney |f»l»»ialV Qur,-(island, Australia, o/d livcl K' " " ' N Y., war** killed MachiiiUt Palm Reach Post, a position he 1on an al) fruit diet. . Will be followed b f a boainea* * e - office. ' Joaeph A Ohlrta, Camdrn. .N J . had held for the last eight years, alon daring which many candi. M i H H P c r k i n s t A p p r o v e s v*a« Injured arrioualy and l,iril. lie did not amvunr* future plans. M U t w will be Introduced and given II A. llacFat lanr, llavrrhtll. • Protection Degree of the R eo rn m gem en tH M u m ., w «*| miaaing. FUN HUAI. MEN MEET Camp. WASHINGTON, Ort 25.--W3Tha committee In charge of arSrxretary Perkin, announc'd yes L i n d b e r g h S u s p e c t I h OI'AI.A, Del. 25 .-tA 3 -A bou t rangdments Includes 3. W. Snow, t,-r,ln> that, »ff,rtlve Immediately Ao ilrlrgates atlendad th* opening • I . J. Braekln, and Oeerga Btlnto wldrn I'ark Avc.iuc. wbich Is Appealing to Ssnferd Klwan an* ( l i v e n B i l l O f H e a l t h the 36 immigration and 23 natural | session of a two-day meeting of ami all rvsidrnl. of this city tint a rontinuatio^ uf Htst'.e H »ad No* initio,, districts into which th, ' — —— th* Florida Funeral Director* and they look, more for the bright 3, front the bamlsh-ll to Goneva r.omtrv formerly was divided would NEW YORK, Oct. 26 -4A3 Tmhalm, rs Asa’n hare yesterday. N E W BANK OFFICER side of the complex plctuie of life Avenue. to- r»n-olidatr,l into 22 district-.! | ,,-iit. Js ses Finn, former bodyIn Hanford today, and declaring c. Russell Ms*,n, wh i had been harnllinu troth in,migration and nnl Iyimrdto Col. Chari's A l.lndW IN TER HAVEN. Oct. 25.-- that there are now numerous evi­ utallsaiion affair*. I lorgh, iseonvtnreil that John **r»-ira of lb* American National dence* of progrrss and doclep- nominate,I as |>rrsid,*iu of thr, clo'i Thr t> arrang, ment wasbrought ‘ $; ,rch, hrll by Uoston po -*•, la to Winter "Haven ann-meg* I ment In this city, Karl Lehmann, for the nrw year soma woeks ago, about t'y I'rraldrnt Jloos'valt’* >•*- it, n„ way connectr.l with tt,r kid named A. G. trade body eectetary today told was officially elrclcl tv office to­ n-unvr order combhRng the tmmi- t,aping amt slaying „f thr Lind... of Athens, 0*-, hla audience that on* of the finest gether with the following offirersi gnii ,nt, and nat uraHgntion bureau,' hrich ha, yr. a high offiria f th* .... 4DC cashier. Mr. method* of rebuilding faitn >n ,H, F. Doudncy, l»t vio-presiJentJ into onr ns an rcowomy mrasuro Nrw York police •irparln,, ■<> said lub l.nng-established Rotary arrived hew Monday and Hanford and Seminole Ccunty lies W. 8. Cadrman, 2r> I vil s pies, lent; Da,,,,-I W Mart ormark was a|, last night. Ideals furpi the basis of th* morning Is* aasumed In a motor drive along the road­ Arthur Hranan. trvssuret: T. L. point'd rommissmagg of the n'W The official said he had r«.*ir*d tlonal HreoveryAct, Hanford Ro i at Um w*% bed of the new lakefrent b iule- Dutnss. J. G. Sharon. R. D. Cat- burrau srv'rnl months ago. this information from Finn, who tartans were told when they gath­ EL well, Howard larr. Jno. D. Jinvard. wa- sent to Interrogate (inreh. In ered at th* Valdai Hotel for SUGAR M i N PIES £ peaking ext#mj>oeaBe msly. Mr. kina, W. H. Zaeh-y. ami E. H. _ telephone convssrsntlo,,. sryl luncheon yesterday noon to lis­ IA I Lehmann cited many fac.s whtth Randall, Jr., as iiirovtor* R a y m o n d M o I e y T e r m s that Finn will return to Nrw Ymk ten to a short talk by Ed K. Bent­ Announcement was made that '- W E S T PALM* •EACH , Oct. 25. be had glraocd dor ng two monlhs Immediatsly. ley. of lakeland, district Rotary ■Pterra erra Alexander Poch*. ef traveling throughout Florida, th* monthly direct-ns' mVetlng N B A A h H e a l S u c c e s a Despite Finn’s belief, the police governor for Florida. will b* held abotrll Kirsanian Otto appearing before civic flubi as a Jerartmonl will rontlnur efforts Mr. Bentley, making hi* first N ) W \ ORK, Oct. 25. (AY-Th* to obtain n aupreme court order guest speaker aal cunverstng Caldwell’s “Miss Orlando', rivor official visit to th* 8*Rfo(4 glab. NRA. drilarrd Raymond Molry qietmiulng an esaminatlon of th* spoke on "Tto Four Highway# af attest IB*#**. H* raase with numerous nten and groups freighter which will U-ave the dork yest -.lay is a sueraos "Iwyond the contents of a safe depou* bo* Orleans to Florida alt who have , finger1on -o# poise o* 'he pal-e of tomorrow night at C.30 o'clock. Rotary." H* outlined the#* high­ * The** attenl'ni: t*sw meeting fond,-,! diratns of those who advo- Gorch maintalas in a Nr* Yurk pf in's S certain portion ef th‘a Mato, to lweotoways as those leading to tto door eefl.u-d * tour, weret W.Tli. Bsllaid. of AlUmonle eatcl it." Mr. Leknaaan pr ” ' bank. ‘ Brndben iugar of proper soriel service, risk karvTh,* former assistant *#cr*t*ry iat eeasoe better .than tout of RpritSge'm a goes' and Kiwoi,iana lee, community service and Liter last year, -which am* better 'hnn Hoarerd 0 renin, wI o p,*e»iJed. 8 of stntc, who designed to edit a national serrice which a n tha ADJOURNMENT OKKIF.D at any tins* since th* I on*.’’ II* 3. |<|g, rU lchc lis ter, Arthur magasine, told Bernard college Club's faur major activities. Braaan, I. J. His kin, E. C. Il*rstudent* that "it Is not necessary l that every c^ty will lo nrfit by •'ll Is Rotary's fund lost* Mr. GENEVA. Oct. 26.— (A >--Th# , tourist, crop, and * ,h* par. BUI Dull,,... F. U. Wilson, to defend th* NRA, even though aecrrlsry of th* HenUey said, “U p*»« tto way steering (SUiasnhte* of tie Dis­ s thing te do is to get read' « . - t Tfey, A. H Johnson, B. D. criticism ran be beard. t f C -midtree, far tto thought and section* al tto Caewsll, T. I- Dumas, C. O. B«t«. "It Is tbr greatest common effort armament Ctnferenco today r#eJ lf. director id tone- for Ut* visitor*. ommrndad an adJoJramont until aatiap. Tea years ago 1 to PeLand. were to ' Pa nting to recent Impr <rae-d* Dura Beo'tke, W. B. Eachty, F. ever made to think and act ns a Dec. 4. This racoinmends t „s aras leaders togas stressing tto "ay after an-xi to eeq» Us the dowatjw* district, /• well flL Lamaon, Fran, I'airve, tV. A. aplt in the reiteration of tho eco­ ■nderatanduif that af «*ds* af ethics for *a*k mad* nltfc * Otto CoUwell, 8. F, nomic Uf* of the Ration." y Pagworth and as th* preaent slat * of the L k v and profession, begin thra if it’s tho parley Karl I rlwuana, Jst. I), front boulevard, Mr. Lehmann Mu I~c*l tra«to lur Hendaraoa. aad find y tto National preaidant, Rupert Httr.klas'l P. •rad hla hegrers when he *ald Camden, N. J., ha* had an open tha rom are convince*! that **V llowaru Isoeg, " t> the * tat* tend tVporitn, it M e g »• H has been made air mevlo theater, wharf patrons sufficient 0. Hharuu. Ray F, . ,. pramload net - a * to « e w h i !a KM»'I is may drive In and aajoy the show In th* W. B. Coleman, -west thia flat* Urn top dreasing af the rind from tbair car*. . fnl to ‘ ' gntokjy aa poesioU, but *1*0 S i * ■. • 4! V. BERLIN. Oct. 25 —t/D—Ch»ncellor Hitler pleaded with Ger. many yeatenlay to endow# hi* regime in it* effort* to win equal­ N R A G e ts A u th o rity T o ity for Germany ahmad and (la­ O ffe re d S e n C o n t r o l I m p o r t s I f ’ mest c peace at home. G r o u p S h o w in g **We desire to live wiln all T h e y A r e H a r m f u l other* in peace,** h%* averted. "Let T h a t P u b lic T ru s t T o U . S . I n d u s t r i e s (•liter* <haw the con*e«|ueitc%«. W a s N o t F u lfille d •hall sign northing thnv i* di»ht>n* otaide. If any nation i* entitled WASHINGTON. Oct. help ia W A S H I N G T O N . Oct. 25.— — Machinery to control import* to claim divine hrln it it Ger­ that might he endangrrinr null- many. ( A . P . ) — 8hephard M organ, *‘| would rather d»«- than ftrl mm* given gi'fii it fi«Ml American industry was Chgae National Bank vice............ to NltA yr.ter.Uy by Pre,l.l»nt ‘ll»hotK.,.l.ly toward mv itatl-n. f president, told Senate Invest!- j Tamps, Democratic national com Itoo.pvelt in *n executive order fR« (Herah. »'"d mr "> «h' ■*■ g a to rs here today that * 3 0 ,- . mlttcewoman who la ^xpoctrd to lence ate STATE W ILL AlDfNIGHT OF TERROR ITS TRANSIENT BRINGS END TO PAST WEEK W AS IKE IN CUBA VISITORS ONE OF TROUBLE, . .. . . . . . „„..... WINTER___ Lehmann Calls On PeopIeTo Look For J«‘> Bright Side Of Life In Sanford Today j U .S . E m b a r k s O n N e w N ew Y o rk Is o la t e d Tow ns By S to rm ELIZABETHTOWN, N. Y„ Oct. 25. —(IP )- Several amall communities were Isolated to­ day and road* wars blocked by a damaging bllitard which blaited out an advance winter greeting to Northern New York. Automobile partita ware marooned at many point*, and many trees and communication lines war* broken Th# storm ended at daybreak. About Elisabethtown the countryside lay undtr from six to 12 Inches of snow. STRIKERS FIGHT GEORGIA TEXTILE MILL WORKERS M o r e P o lic e C a lle d T o G u ard N e a r ly P la n t W h ic h 3000 L e f t AUGUSTA. Oa.. Oct. 2B.— — Additional police war* placed on duty In Augusta’s textile mill ■trike area yeetentof •• fight* broke out In th* picket line at th* King Manufacturing plant while th* 3 P. M. shifts were changing. Home 3000 strikers from the foar mills which have been rlesod or crippled by walkouts In th* last (Continued On Png* Two) S arrau t A g re e s T o B e H ead O f N ew C a b in e t PARIA. Qct. 2$.—VP)- Pplatdsnt Lekran today astod Hmsstaf Allwrt Sarraut to form a cabinet and Ite agreed to undertake tha task. The cabinet would replace that of former |,r*ml*r Edouard litistlier whirh fell this week after a healed dr, ate in the Chamber of Deputies over the internment Irailer't plan to balance Ih* buJgel nr,I protect the franc through various nsw lairs and govern­ mental economies. Phase O f P ro gram T o In c re a s e A v e r a g e C o m m o d ity P ric e s W A S H IN G T O N , O cL 25.— . (A . P . ) — The Roonevelt g o l d buying policy watt liU U igtl^, rated today with the gov­ ernment buying gold at 1 131.36 «n ounce, 27 cent# ) higher thnn quotation* on ■ the I/ondon gold exchange. • '! ,4 aThus the Administrationit em- barked on th* lateat rhas# of it * . i . ■easing' J manifold program for Increasing commodity price*, In n step pro­ T proLj claimed by the President to ba toward "Mtnaged currency". Tha purchase plan applies anly to " • * * ly mined American gold, Inclod* Ing that from It* territories. , j With PraaMant Roorsvelt k#t* In tha Whit* HouOfby a coM ,-, officials of th* agaiH** taratm*' < war* busy yesterday m.slng__ preparations y r v p s m i v i w for tha transaction. > 1 —These off Mala, DeTSTtbel***, found lima to m mm r#t»oft# of M in d day market reactions to IS* 73ra*l‘ dent's plan, announced In Yds ad­ dress of Sunday night. They were pleased to not# an upward trend V , In wheat, even though th# gain ^ was later erased by profit-taking* a (Continued On Pag* Two) . L o s A n g e le s A r e a H a a A n oth er E arth q u ak e LOB ANOKLEB, Oet 28— ^ —Th* foothill section surrounding Ixys Angeles on th* north and east waa Jar rad last night sharply by an earthquake. Th* shock was fait to | lsssor degree In th* metro­ politan tXstrict of th# city. No In­ jury, apd practically no da mag* v RotaryPrinciples Form Basis Of NRA, Governor Bentley Tells Sanford Club m 1 ... In OlendaU, canned goods tumbled from ahelve* and R,r. af burglar alarmi were set « f , Beverly Hill*, alao In tha fdftthlll section, but to th# west, raportad cnly a light shock. ‘ i. Th# only effect of Ihe quake lx>i Angeles was to Jar looe# R ' few stones from the old rad* ,., •tuned courthouse which had le ts , condemned and roped off follow­ ing the Mar. 10 queks which U caused damage amounting t* rail-- I Ilona and th# death* of mor* than L ] AlTOH'H HON HHIITDKX 120 person*. Ding Ueach, the ren­ ter of that quake, was unaffected HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 26. -<A3— by last night's shock. I'ollcr reimrted Rolwrt M. Madtell, Jr., 21-year old son of the CHHCKH TO EMPLOYES tale Robert U. Mantell, famous Hhakrspearean actor, shot and( HT. LOUIH, Oct. 26.—<A^—Th# killed himself early yesterday In Borland Kho* Store*, I tic, operat­ his apartment. Discouragement over his career as an actor was ing retail shops In 30cIties, yes­ terday forwarded |6 gift checks given as the motive. to each uf appruilraataly 400 anaploy** and urged Ultra to buy HIIJ.Y DOVK IH ll.L "something that you need." Th# checks stated at tha top that they _ HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 26—W )— wars void unites spent within anaIt,III* Dove, screen actress. Is re­ week from data of bus with coaported seriously III from pleurisy cerns displaying the blue eagle.. at her home todby. Only her hus­ band. Hohert Kenaston. and her GROUP HYHTKKIA mother, are permitted to seo her. MIsa Dove has been III a month. , COLUMBUS. 0„ Oet. 26.—IA ) She Is an expectant mother -F irs t on* girl' gigtlad, than another, than a third. Soon Id, j war* la tto throes of giggling and • tsar her* In a study room at Champion Junior high school warn - >' unable to step ll- Th* principal railed n doctor. "Vary common,** templing to do at lb# present he said. "It's group hyataria/' < time. Th* cod* of ethics as pro mulgated by Rotary l* merely the. Idea of 'IJv* and Lai Uva.‘ " , Th# world's greatest nasal eatMr. Bentley alao told of th* rap-, ar* era tto people of Argentina, Id and espaaalv* growth of RoaT<rag« 246 pounds of naaat tar, which now has repreaeata-, ---------lion In 76 nation* International! good-will, he said, haa benefited ( trem'ndously by the activities of. Y e s t o r d a y ’s W e a t h e r Rotary clubs. Thoee attending tto mealing n .s a ju s were: II. R- Cloud, af Orlando, Dorsey Perry, of Avan Park, fa Rtattaa ll,at. Law Rain HVo KD ’. . is •» Jl A. Parkins, of DeLand. loyal Ad. aA tl U Aaalaohtdela clr dington, of Aeon Path, Walter __.Ha*. — -w Treat, of Melbourne, and F. D, Eos11* J Z AUop, of Orlande, aad Ratariaaf R ; % <1st 1 - —- Paul 8Une, who presided. A- W, oelaaayUte 2l » Epp*. II- B. Pop#, a . W. • B- U MaltbU, B. Btavaas, W. A. Haynes, A 0. Pray man, J. A. Bxwwr, I Leonard H i I i s h , W, S-rrfl: W. C. HaUhlaaa, C Harden, ■, V, T. Williams, worth who w �^hpS*»- Y / O C T O B E R R t^ fr j' iis s tudy Aab^aomr In- OrdeP to pedMtd the oto o f human being*. all life on earth, and the S trik e In Cuba p«. A tribe or anu nyhtlny with dv of > worm could not m«n lew thAn th.« toilet within hummnlty r e f l a g , fr d r ty R U U r * * -l ata and t i keep them on la «n,,___ p . — One). (Contlnoed From f i n 1) U itly eilmlnaleU." tu to o o lry Into th* rtaM Unto b (Pawtlaard fraaa Page Oao) l i t called upon Conner « to »*•] IU tnq JT _ . , ^ A steady cotton market also two railwway trains. Another wm* t0 T1 ‘ f il r » a • «;. , hurled Into the headquarter* o f a that every etty and ’f * " » “ <* twr* " ^ ^ r . . brought •uoougaggmont. negro, aoriet. while atill another oa- countie, themselves Jo . JMlr foil Bn^ former President Machado, The dollar slid downward tat ploded In the hand o f a Spaniard, pa IT In providing rel o f’ f»r thetri • ^ o ^ m n t l y with this dlael* this brought no expression* of Baton Itonea Rotaneonr. 21. Injur- own persona ia need. I Ktrdlnand Pecora, *«nna Novn Optaiuchl No. 8 occurji roatarn. In loci, k haa been Igtla catastrophe Inghlm "erloualy. He claimed that, “ It ia ou trages* U<e ” *7 - - - u u , -patera we mated that on# aim of Mr. Rooao- he found the bomb while police1cities and counties are refusing to for rea rt t t o . it b d llx ctliTffnttjr th# committee, sons Wlebotdt’a Studio veit’a enrruney program tea* to said the yfound evidence that he U even provide for the Ptown thronM( the counsel fw th# banking encourage ench a trend aa a a communist. l t l p c j l Tignt tra v e l* a t th e Indigent* and other* >n need", tereata, the fmaneiers would | m ile* distant m flta $ .y a ir , th e a itrb n o - means of helping domeatk price*. Commerce In Havana waa para- aaid. "N o county or city wl.atao- tn|({ by a K : Williams, ona Th# Btoek Exchange, after p a ­ lyted laat night as one after an- ever ha* th# right to apcn l money tf> " o f RIB p o w e rfu l teleacope, American fltaU Dtp* sting for two day* over the ef­ other Joined In the “ political atrik*" for road*, bridges, wtver., d r , for help if neceaary In pi IB tfrne d f H i n t Solomon. fect of th# Rooaevelt plan on the started Monday at midnight. Police until It ba* cared for :ta " f * ,r ’ l venting default! oraiding la c m, apptrenU jr, th e ata r ban general economic structure. <h- and soldiers, Instructed b , the gov- Federal relief ia Intended only to lretlon rlded late In the day that tS# ernment to one “ diplomatic meth-J supplement what cities and toon-' portion in g Morgnn, aa « nr**ve* waa Inflationary In nattre oda” to persuade merchant, to Veep tie. nrr d.lng. yet. In fn-i.t Of ‘ "«| j . J * ’ hearing cltoed. Pecom < open, were! e ll* , and count!*., the ruleaeetnai ^ j ,h ,t InUreat on »W ,0C and a strong rally ensued. CHd their establishment* -Btlon haVing bton U y * * n ago. |to be to «V> nothing. I ^ rtbBB obligation* had b. atocks were perik-ul.riy booyeat. having little gurcea.. ' ——rtant feature of the obMany store owners were t r y in g '_______ ’ paid In part from money loaf A* with virtually all of Mr. Aaa'tht, director, hnd Roosevelt's recovery project*, the to deride whether to follow the ad- r | l J 17 A P F O R R I I r N by rbaM to Cuba. ‘ of th* observatory. It that prime purpose of the gold-boylag rice of the government or to heeed " a^ ^ w aV l nioney waa rupaId. 1 ‘ atar have been ob- plan waa to Increase th# price# of the warnings o f strike advocate* r A A T ) Q M A Y R E Pecora," snapped Motfan. V wv " Warmth. paWe Jnformed tl b e e r o n the things the fanner and maiai- who pa.aed along the word that It >y, per, it, m the rarefied facturer prodoc# to a 1*T*I *1* * would be healthy to dose. P IT T U N D E R R A N Cuba waa paying latorakl fr ^ h r b l t . H said D r. A d a p t . " I f probably due U l F O » TODAY:' Rome of them were trying to, « Chase loan*?" aaked Pec nr*. B . . . . ________ ie expanding would glvt thorn ft profll Bpd at mo#ph a rt aurtace o f « » m#et the sltnatlon by closing all' ” . Morgan replied that It waa thereby Increaae bu.lnea* activity rate of aomt 80.000 rolle* a M W A N T i Th# Laid Stags. The expansion la at the and, esnaequently, employment. rdj 1 Shall not W t t l * Gold, it waa pointed o*t, la still ' * Imagine aaytbJng expanding at. the rate of 30.000 miles th* basis of commodity price* de­ prise away from tome of g minute I That would Uke * spite that they are measured lb our leading thinkers. And I — .m e actually seeing nome- dollars. thtrt 8,000 year* ago! The t tlnit Which happened more Government economist* said th* jJrtpTe on Novi1Ophluchl, If th e * are any and If they have currency etlll had a gold hocking have only to wait another S ifflclently powerful teleacopea, and by artificially Increasing tha the attiial asMtalnatlon of number of dollar* represented Ip the price of aa ounce of gold they ramarkable world, but how much eiprctftt! in Influence th# price I'jmeograph Printing of rommodule, end .end them *pTYPING w.rd a* well. Thu. far. (here ha. been no an­ BpgdaJ Inveatlgatloog t r o u b le s O f N u d iim nouncement of plan, for direct SEMINOLE COUNTY operation* by the RFC tn the Relieving ill BYery h * K k M recreation or pastime but world*. soW market*. Such nrtlvlCREDIT A8SOqATION not holding much fancy for th* nudist cult, whit h calls!lor tie* w frr gnnounfwl by Mf. R oom#teaw ton* *W totwA M veil a* * pan « f hi* monetary cuumlBM w o s u re of the body by groups of min "ortrtripero. plan and presumably might to ex­ w . are g’ k T to Sprint The following ed tonal ^om the pected later. Buying gold abroad. apnoiulmaiU-of. It* Vaa ^een *ugf*»trd, m IiM to th# tool with whlrh he would keep the dollar rfepreoed In term* Glaaaea Correctly F U M of foreign rurrenrie*. While Wa.hlnartnn mntlnued to D R . H E N R Y S iltoV aa ita i W w n have thl* *ummer makes auch cults argue over Just how Inflationary . M c L A p L I N , J r. th* Rooaevelt m^ve might he #x^ t S T S f ? S , - l « w k.nl.. mu.t h . . . .nough oected to he. a groun of InflatlonO ptorm elriat ’ ‘ old summer time, with fllea, the Itch. l.t*. Including mernhee, of Con­ 112 P a rk A y *. Springing up In toe.cool flush ot dawn gress farm organl.atlnn and In­ ad, In tit*. laffi^uagf, (hurkloa, girts ant) what not dustrial leader* adopted a reso­ (( onllnurd Irom I'ftfft Dftft) lution urging the Prerident to • I lM»«r«bnft bou«*'F v J 2 £ w w wuk « l . t « f l .S d w r y , y r , M W , » « HIAMLMK KKU^t. KILLED ta**in*»n «n<i exiwnd the currenev lmme.ll.telv children. T l* c»mp* will tr eBtuULdMtol on G r a C R e n t s I n H a n g a r The measure also urged gov­ - ---------------------------------ernment pontml o f all wmnet a re land donated t >r the p u rp le and A t A k r o n , E n d i n g T r i p gold, parment. to depositor. In nn government iirn|»erty. ami 'he. What yon a-dota* h a r a f ™ t r S ? S d lM fC I obcb tU IM g l*m o r. I rinsed hank. »>v Jan. 1 and the work w II le «u|ervi4„| liy \N ill aaiwer., faltoetog and alow, m ijf , vilh lk ln * rad n o ***— b u l w h y g o On? T h e wldeet prarliekbfk uiw of .liver In Henry KedVry. Cnlumlius, tlhio ' “ There ain't *o school today." Ohapfwd •«!««. chUbUlns. | >/ a f L u i r t * *11 th kt assigned to Florida t.y Iht- f- “ ratAnd then he w h lm p ^ , “T t o t !M .th e tlc r ifp c t r n u .t t o T l i h 'r BJffluL JJ ^ t k rurrenry eipaneh". relief administration. M A R T IN A transient snr'ey in H o r n '* nl I I I V r lH BT. Oct. 3 showed I 4jmn fa n s ent bushel of 56 imumtn, effective persons In need of relief I "WV hr.t reporl- inrlaalerl li* I" ° r * , t « Xsr® N . , U , U — -W M • « « J U J - g ■ml 'JtHl nd'Sttonal Iransrent- wire q , i h i , n IS . — I I— *•“ T u r illD , tm ong th - mi0l> u b o l lu w inter .hould b« arriving n the stiUr itnlv ns 2S T u ■“ ,w “ L S ' S f t ’ p i.u .M ___________________ hitch hit rr# or In old autni ’.i il»"*. F n tf ia-und ins*rocllw « ' to nl) relief coi’Pe '• to -tr’ks Qsvamer StoU* la dutag hi* I !«• from their roll namrs <f |*r«>n» ist to gat Flarlda’a .tor* of th* S A N F O R D T W IS T Y Y E A R S A G O iteadl who. have refused u:»valr cmpl"ypa from lb* Federal treasury. Var lment. He .aid he had iccc.'iyl i«br U>. Florid, qardsar ha... .om rarW peated teporl* (hat per.oas on the .tla* trouhl* with boss* psopl* rn.mh.ra of th. B .to .y School of b-ras-yow.i u nrin- bua.lt tiled relief roll, hid refuse' rmp’ •> they don't wart rallsf from th* meat, p eferring t<> >•' " P" ' ,c \U HiursITo/ tto Holy Pros. H-nthmltfM, Vhsy want guaranWsd Capt. §. O. Smill) of llw fjvhrdo bit- relief day miming in a moat appropri­ tots “ Ji • intrJeralle v tHi V that ate manner. After the opening Limited report* that Ovle'D 1* On the Firestone Cowdrey wa probably at* «'v t-e '< f <’ asrvlte, a* thl* wa* the flr.i moving some and will *ouu he a Governor “ Alfalfa Bill" Murray manufacturing town, tb# U teat irged hunlred*. > 1 no ihniron.'<•' • ’" ’ n Drake Tester Rati) Day celebrated Sy this ■ay* that grapefruit will ruin Irett- Ihr ugh uut relief rn ..i ■* n Klimlnato rSueapworlt-LHe trertain ehorch, Supsriaundsot B. F. being a ahingl# mill that will glv* year tkotaaeh. Ha’a prohaMy used Whltnsr, Jr. mad. a .bort *dd>ea* employment to a number of hand*. pail FlortJa who *•* I I'fu-I.'.r empl■>jfA congenial parts wf frhndr Ikt “ m en '". Fngg •» d "1 '■ ••">’ ' 1 to eating toy. cihcemlag th* Intention ami spent )s*t*r>1iV most pleavaolly a rf- <lo thif will mean a l’’lr »•“ *' meaatng of Rally Day. At th. " 'l r'' ,r* floss'af th* lesson parted, pt'ae* at tomon Bluff. Ih r Unnrh. Ma- fort* to aiouae a nattiflfi spirit pcrixalion of our W ASHINGTON, O ct 25. iA*>— fsy attondana* were awarded to mta, la charge oI thpt. r .g m - among worker* and It*! tKC •crainry Wallrca last mtht inhart. mad* thu .rl? am' *•** f illr,J l LeClalra Jon**. M »rg*r*l N**l. progrryti Inv living, »m #fg luncid that tb# p’ occsslng tax f ah ron- things, road buUding*. [ ,ft* Harlt* Lake, and Alfred Robson. tompara **d l Ita'P i corn had been figed at 28 cent* trlhuted graaUy to th# day a «BTh* Ractjr, Rev. Arthur 8. I'' k. rafurm*. and stump* td jtah# joymenl. Amin* thuw altsin.im addraaaaO UU thOdten. amploymant. I _ Mr. and Mra. A. B. Johnson and were: Mr. aud Mra. I d*, and He poured his acorn tipoh l™ daughter, Margaret. Mr. and U.a. brown book" (a volum. lamted by aon of Q totoo. w*m tto « V « » s an International commiAh* headof Mr. and Mr*. Bader Curtail at Irwin aad *<»■. r#CW«r ,> Mra. Briggs, Mr. atd Mrs. foJ.y, ttolr tom * fa GrlWV* last week *d by th* Jtrltlah Lord 4 * * / * ! tr-g h -s »-, Veto* Uwaasngsr, containing lists of a l ! Warn Oarer *pa*r. and uthera. wrongdalng). Mklag wtfA w-dld Th* Right tta.’uriid W. J K»n- happen If tto houses In parliament nay, D. D , bUWop <t| ft - Aagua- in to rule* war* rat aM*t»tin*, d'ad rw»t.- uy laumlad m (Thl# referred to tto ournlug of th* Genoa* Reichstag bull ling laat wiaUr, f »r which R r* aUaffvd cumm-a^U are now afl .rial.) TOM* »rw « ‘f l s B s t i S s M a i f r i i n Social Calendar With the officer* of 4h*. class aa X- ToJar has arrived is man to npead 'a few day* hostesses, a Hallowe’en party was Ith 'Mrs. J. C. Bennett and given laat'nteht at the M m t of M H . Charles Rteenwerth, 701 6hn G. Leonard!/. lfhgaollg' Avenue, for tha mem­ ber* of th* Phllathea Class of Uw First Fros'oyteriaa Church. The gueota arrived la coetom* ,af jfefftphis. T*nn, maaaearly In the evening and enjoyed Fames and contests until * late MOV when refreshments Wvrv Served by the" hostesses. Mtaa Rath Gdlon won * prise for ex'tolling In the contests. ' ' Among those pc.sent were: Mr*. E. 1. Hoy, Mr*. M. Rupert Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert, Mrs. Jems* Erkkland. J r, Mr*. Marcia L JK Abernathy, dr, Mr*. L. G. and Mra. E. E. Bludwurth lighter, Mr*. Robert Cobb, Herbert R. Russell, Mrs. Edward ia Orlando. ^^w—it nt today in 8. McCall, Mrs. II. D. Holdermai. Mr*. Anna Meaner l* Improvise of Osceola, Mrs. James 0 . 'Huff, a t'tho MftU of M r daughter, Mia. Mrs. Talbot S. Crawley, Mra. F. , Baggett, Ro m Court Apart- F. Pulton, Jr, Mra. W. A. L*evbt, Mra. W. 0 . llofmaun, Mra. W. M. McfUnnou, Mra. Viator Green. 'Mra. L C. McRafuold., Mr. Friends of LQIian Boyle, daagh- Stephen B- Jehnaoa, Mr*. Chari*. ted ot Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Boyle. Stranwerth, Mra. g! H- Altman, ___ la . I.laIll111 and the MI.m i Olive ' totette, it a. to I____ Warn*V.a that.Lah* »me on MaOonvtU* Avo- Charlotte Smith, and Ruth Qllloa. '. and Mrs. E. D. BrownirS. Haary MeLoulla rwSterdpy from Jaekoon« ,ta*F apent a short Mr. and Mr*. H. G. Moor* and ph. Horace, have returned from antaav)D* whet* they were piled recently by th* death of In.' ModreX father. I*#* •* .. JtlSRdi btr«-.8(. rrlncti*.Julia aatacusen* will be Interesterl to la n that aha baa bean appointed chairman of national dsmto fo r the American iLrglon S t a t e Wi l l Aid Its T r a n s i e n t W i n t e r Visitors i TABLES aa h* slipped baaaath th# wtoala aa a circus truck* 1****U^ r UFB officer* said to wa* |attamydln* W aw lag aboard tto A jm k ja ta a Ih* aoridant . ecu read. |U* waa ■#. ytaottaB'ta *W k ■ **ort wbto ani|ilwF—I by th* ciraaa. A' RjU altar gHfaaaaca* 1 with ito buiig|»— apparantly were ta tftr. Mainwhllc warr*'<tt war*] taaoal for tto ttatila wtakari f«llow lag an auwch *a urn MHanc Film Is Rated A s Outetanding Movie All too aaldom a picture of greet beauty and power, wi.n a “ ’ .trike. * “ a theme which _ rcapjnalve . rort) In the heart of every behold er, rome* to th# screen. But .url a film U now seen In -One Man’i Joitmey," RKORadlo I’Jc.un which opened at the Milan* The star laat night. __ ___ LioRFI Barrymore I. elireeJI In thlx Intensely hutn.n and m-iving produrtloh, and In charncterialnt the typical country doctor hr rise* to the greatest heights of hi. long and brilliant carver. An ex.-sp-lvnally strong ra.t alda aJmiraMy. Such players a. Dorothy Jordan. Joel ' MrCrea. France* I^ e and May RobiMin contrlbot* Impreaalve performanfe. while Jut-nil# in THURHDAY. Second rehears.I for the TMadhsfflvtng Cantata will be held a t l t W P . M. at the Woman's Clue. FRIDAY. The axsou lit . board of lb* Booth Bid* Primary P.-T. A. will meet at l : M P. M. at the school aadUorlum. Monthly meeting of N. de V. Howard Chapter' of the U. D. C. will take place at 3:00 o’clock at th* tome of Via. Frank L. Wood­ ruff, Oak Avenue. • * l* t; The Geneva Garden Club will rate! at 3:00 o'clock with U n . Calvin Oldham. Subject foi ill.• cession will be, "Rn.« K in l How, and Tim* of Pla.tint." RATl'K D AY. Mias Mary France. Andrews will give • certificate piano re­ cital at 8:00 P. M. at the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Mun.on, Myrtle Avenue. Mra. Margaret McRae Maffrlt, assistant talent. Circle MONDAY Number Four of the "V i r g i n i a m c d a n i e l is g u e s t gent Warns State gfeinst Shipments F H O N O R A T L A R G E A F T E R N O O N T E A TALLAH ASSEE, Oct. 25.—(A*) Acting to end what it said wa* a O t'tumtinjr among th# social fr*!n o f «*p*n»ru« f«*t«i wtfw devastating rate war among truck a Taint of the Fall »ea»"M in Sftii- mranunl as a honlrr. Qnu.it l*. it* W IN TER HAVEN. Oc\ 2k.— and boat line* operating in the f>*d waa the tea ftiren yr«trnlft> of taAeta of aimllar l.ivomlfr Tampa St. Petersburg-Bradenton i hr moon from 4:00 o*cl«»ch to nr,| gold flowers were pta.t-J >1 Elorlda fruit bring ahlppod Into territory, the.state railroad com­ I :m» o’clock at the Woman'* t’ lut. advantageous po*iti >n« in other rittaburgh market. I. •’terTtblr.'' ami onlr*. th* quality i* greatly mission yesterday decreed new I I Mr». Ben Cantwell. Mrs. ru ta of the nvrnt while ht man­ improved, there at* amnll pn»vrata achedulea for theae lines. Hate) i ruicr Harden, ant! Mint KII.1 flrpieer wan rrntervil with * large pert* of bring ahlr to aril it to cutting, prior to July 12, laat the, ; pencer in haior of M im V«r* howl of yrllow rttaea ami fnti. eon.untrra ia that territory, ac» eommiaaion aaid, had eauaed harm inia .Mt Daniel, whour mirrlapr* of flower* weir ala* at* •online to Georg* ijifbury. to tranaportation . ompaniea and to p Rulirit teenox of I v l ao.* will* ranged »n the \e-titnile and ilrnk* provident of the George Ijifbury ahippera aa well, beeauae trans­ pkr place the firwt pari of N " i litK mom*. Company, fruit and produce ronportation and ratra were reialerrJ jeinuer. Over .UK) peraon* attendThe tea tattle from which re- rem of that city. Ijifbury. In a unatable. f«iI ftfdimrnte wen* nerved ud-' «»'or- letter to J. T. Merrion, local fruit The gueata were greeted m 'he. laid with « lace cloth and r n tr iftl broker .declared that orange pricea The eommiaaion recently aaMra. Minnie Jone«. A|t-*.| \%»*H a larct* 1 owl of pmk coi'aitee are ’’romplelrly ahot" in the I'llt*aumed jurisdiction over t he Ht.• |nor ■' K It •timillat introikiceti thtinj r«»•»••««, itwan«onia, and f»'in, The burgh market* due to unattra^ 11 the receiving line rompo«»*d i*f silver aervlrea f r oofTiv iiid tr* live appearance and poor quality il 1 •«. 4*antwell, Mm. Harden .Mi •* aeie presided oter at vannual i of the fruit. He added: inner, .Mi** Mi Daniel, and M i■». * time* h> S. F.. done*. Mra. J.' "Some of th* grapefruit cold ! A lV»ugl«-*, the tmnoi n tc d 'i O Ijiney. Mr*. A I*, t'nnni Hy,(; here the laat couple of week* ho* nothiT. • Mr*. It. J Holly, Mr*. Samuel|| been terrible. We are certainly I An afternoon gown of t‘hine*e! I* de*tun. Me*, h. D. Mol ley. Mra hopeful that there will be aom# due cepe via* worn ly th*» ti»»ni»r \ A. Newman, am! Mi*.D. t~ quality fruit here from Flor good meat for themxa*ion. It mu| Thnuhi'r. iila in the near future. We really A n d e rs o n G e tH H ig h c s t untie with lUtTleil *leevi « and a, Aeting a* a*«l«tant lioilranee have trade that I* looking for loiin. r in the *»ai k ciea* n« :hrouglioul .the evening were: aomrlhing that I* acceptable." N u m b e r O f W e t V o le s im-tl. eiTiH't Her *hotilded *• »r * Mi*, I*. I' lleindon. Mr*. M ien Merrion aaid the letter proved wra* of pink n*ae»Kwt* andt Spencer. fcMi«.« V K. 1 Doiiglaaa, an "eye-opener’’ to Florida chip­ TALLAH ASSEE, Oct. 2S.—(,1Y— tuige fern. Mr*. Ilertha Sorrell, i»f k i h per* a« to the harm they are dnRobert II. Anderson, of Jark.noMi* liougla*** diw«« wa« .,.a V : Mi * II t DuIto*e. Mfr. , Ing the Induatry hy permitting unville, with 8k,lot vote, led the fa hmi.ed 11 1 nil.M.in. Mi*. It. A «-•*• •»-1|attraclrve amt immature fruit tr ballot which contained 176 name* of flow 1 jed chifTon Wlonc .iiiipl.. lin... Her .. " • ',i M i* Mrl.nulin, and , go into the market!. In Florida', prohibition election. M' ” K' " " ” The .ecreiary of Mate"* office * * . also I |onk i...rhi»|. ! l.et them correct Ihia evil to* MiCantwell re. v.-.l h. ■ ll< fn -hmoiil- in pnslr-1 hod, announced the figuer. yeaterday. fore It ia too let* or our market' w r.m .g an .tit..... . d.wal '•>' •'*<»• " 1 H'l..] Anderson, an attorney, led the j ate ruined for the aeaaon," h •r Mark itupe a femur...... uhlrh, M” " A A.laniv MiJ. h.. pre-election rani|>aign for n'peal , warned. ... ..ink i " r '*''h. Ir. Mr.. A v , \t D a ...] of national prohibition. He anti ...... tl... -b . v... ...r * 1 *< >lr* M" " , ‘ ' for repeal were elected ta a con 0*uoo.lv flower*. \ .h.v.il.l 00 other p#r»on« pledged to vole «.cc ..f ...... r«..l.ods r ,.i|d.-tr«l| * * ' " " xl ’ - II M. Watson. M r.' " 11 ' " - " • ’II. M l. I I I’ m l. vention. to he held here Nov. 14 l),r .oatumv. . . . . . - Mr. .1aini’* A. Wright. Mi* Ito. •T.F.ARWATKR. Oct 2.V- What M»* Hanlon « gown na* of ... when Florida'* official vole, rati , , . , t it It \x». ami the ali**e» r ran nit* *«i«l t«» be tb»* firMt )<>«n fying the Twenty Fir.t Amend, ecr lace !tinim**d with gr*.n \»l ,, .. .... . . .. . ,, , i«** l(iiir. Alice hlder. I irn >elli i in** k in rentml I'invllan county ment to the national ..invention u i ni lin*. deeoll *1ige. \ ulmit, \ .... , \ hit, mi. I'at«ye ( ).... l opium, Mai. . will be ra.t. •• ••• and luce, u c >r*ng: t *..Ilia jo11.* 1,.1 llo*e( Jane Mu hm i . Itillle; u.in ' bom tbs* Fetid *1 I amI Dank nt ».i i •» l •i W ighi. . , Iletiy .... •».. . , m lilenn . I ••liimbia, S. f.. khan humlfil to ft Anderson's name appeared firat io . • ,.in.I irieen «andal* , , \ \ peele**. K on the ballot. th %i••let (Menn s of . i,„ i Icnrxvatt'i cltru« gn wer Momlmy. , tile, «i :-amy. Maltha n..». lti*hop. t, af. dine »l - Npeneei *vlitted m Hi»* o , . . IHIM ■ » .... I ' . , i' ». lu lien-on. ami• la linr •a.... I a it’d am' iii d*--. m.ide ,■ t i aw ,luitl.. W ARIHNflTON, CVL 2S.—<4 Jock.onvfllr i h b n l an* i t g r r iilit gdv.ncc* In hywrmWk mi met hf««d f r i m of* knf; tj\j Ibr'cm ntry during thy fyur W2 cmllnt S-pt.''M , .rcordlng purvey rtimlnflcd by th. COW^ rr. coun.rj of tho agricuit.fU, Ju.tmrrit .dminlMrdtloil. ” Th* price ro— from 1.1 to evnta . pound IwVH loaf, pric* flrpt.’ s* wm» higher Ih ii ■ay of the clti*« »Brr*y*d *«< Newark, N J., and Savannah. * A v rr.rc pric*. io ronadkagn 49 cltl*. adv.nrrd front f . « l 7.9 c«nt« although .at tha m tima th. coot of m .t.rial.^jlj into th* typka) bakrd loal j clincd from I f f C*nt»' 'la , r*nt», Ih* r*pmi «iid . * WII.MINGTDN. Ohio, Oct —(4V Willis m kixl Ijuirft La Hlanrhmter wrrr marrifd Ift f but if WilliMm bn« bin wsy wun't crlrbrmtr thrir ftiltUfl vm iirT yrmr. rte filed fnr clixurvf. nliricing Mis. it-moved hi« Ih*iI ami made »lee|i on a chair. A large alumlni «iirM vHowm Ihr Hlblr in a rfctra*( ili-li ibutinn !• in The amount w*» |MW0. 8#’ other application, are .aid have been approved and cl will he di.trlhuted’ soon. H e r e 's Y o u r I) R E S S ( 'l e a n e d or C O A T und F ressed Cha^qe n x A • > 1 keep coining back to tjiat word rfbalaneed” on N e w Y o r k i ’a p c r y tat? H Judge C rater la A liv e A k awtmmi.vg po^y ,,>d ptfn,c tapper was enjoyed by the l-oyal * Boys Class of the First Ctulsttan ' Church un Friday avaoing at Evsiitdal* I'ark. Thoss attending wet*. Mr. »nd Mrs. O. T I’earson. g i«# Doruthjr Paarson. Mlsa Mari­ an £ **i*6n, and Harvay llal*. Loaaid I’rarwin. Joe Johnston, f i n a l River*. Carl tot. All#* fa g k to . and Jimmy Cates. Chester fiejd puckag !6AftETTCS . u n nn r v r n h e e l. ^ l,u' J'tu rrail, " (lir a lr r iir lil ( i l j f i r r l l r i ■re n liulaneed lile n d ," uieauia thut I lie r i Kht ■iiiu u u li o f ilia* rij|lil hinds o f lo lm reo pro w elded tojvrlher; that io, hom e-grow n toLacc o », the rlfjlit hind, the riy h l iju u u llly— arc blended and eroao-LIrntlcU with loitureua fr o m T u rk e y und G reece. W h en theme tuhoenn* urr LaUuccai one Bguinat the oth er, then you have a m ild cigarette. irp ri^ e P ft r t y G iv e n xsi S a ra h th e h a c k o f th e :s T E R n E .a > - E. L ezeU e ; Mrs. Harsh E. to r*l*hrate<l her blrthda) from Oviedo'gave /"yesterday afterAveio in at tor homa, 003 ^ Iron they arc in lutlunce, th ru you have ■ belter-lusting cigarette. . Attar an anjoyabl* sftamoen fafrastopaata Wars served. Those •amsdfct wars: Mra. Barab f t Lagwsst, Mrs. B. F. T. W. Lawton, Mra. Mra. E A. Fa mall, a Aalln. Mra. W. B. I W. B. Young, Mra. M ay ire nth you l « rend ayn ln I Ac tlalamamS on the Imrh o f tlu> <hrttrrjCtlil package f M ay me ath you to try l.h ila r/ U ld T uw.iGBfyi.yr An t U a l^ lk i SEMINOLE DRY C L E A N E R S , Mr*. Darn earn Y» r. " t ---- ’------- why J • JJJU W bar - WASHINGTON, Oci 2* . - 8#e. ■clary wf Agriculture .Walace n w JftorTtX Chicago rwaisK# atandt i ad mBk stores Monday to ajsW*r a » ‘ a/ toaring jhars next rharahaf to { fhow W ise whff A B a la n c e d B le n d j Liiutjign e m tn t BaJcoMT ‘ d t W K t a r 1%U n e y j �H er*'* «oother tint « f f'o lh a ll games, probably Um W GATOR GAME fa n ta d o n d u n a co ra d on , a i » . t e a m w i t h a l o t o f b r llk lp - s h a k lu g h a c k s , a n d ■ lo t o f t h a t t h i n g c a lle d s p ir it, m n a l a t o K n o x v i l l e th is w aak a g r i d i r o n c a s t t h a t should do t o m a k e t h in g s p le n ty h o t hmnaasss m a y n o t b * r e a d y a t ~ k *o m e n t- B u t T a n n o a a a * w ill madjr S a t u r d a y . S h e r i f f M a p le s , V o la le a d e r a n d s t a r ca n tor, Itlv e ly w i l l p l a y . T h a b ig fa l, w h o la a n a c u t a d ia g n o s tic ia n , on* o f th e m o a t b r u it in g Asm In t h a b u airvass, seem s aa | a s a v e r . T h a I n ju r y ha r o ­ ad a t D u k * a n a th a a g o n y ha t th ro u g h w h ile a t t t in g o n s id e lin e s d u r i n g th a ' A l a ba m a c lo n e o f th e I M S ta a e o u , ta the t e e m th a t m e a t b e t a k e n o u t of* t h e w a r e e t h e big- c lim b t o the t o p e ta r ta . T o b y P a lm a r , t h a f a llb a c k , who w ee s la te d t o earry th e load B r e e x jr W f i m l e f t b e h in d , ta Imp r o r i n g , b a t D r. H r G . B reambear, te a m p h y s ic ia n , s a y s t h a t Toby w o n 't b e r o a d # f o r t h e G a to r*. * B a t P a lm e r w e e o u t In uniform y e n te i-d a y arid a p p a r e n t ly tu g g in g a t t h e ch ain s. H e w a r a n d o p hi* t c « a f t e r p r a c tis e w a s o r e r , and w a a e s p e c ia lly e f f e c t i v e a t kicking t h e b a ll o u t o f "bou n ds in sid e th* 2 0 -y a r d lin e— w h ic h , a f t e r e ll, 1* e d e s ir e d q u a lity . M i l t o n P ra n k , a n o t h e r o f T e n ­ n e s s e e ’ s lo n g lia t o f In ju re d , I* a g a i n r e tu r n in g t o f o r m . Prank outstanding to be played th roa ghou t the nt 11on thi* week-end. TW o X R b e ta 'C th * M T l W T m t g f I n prtxw e b b h ga t * . noth o f the tbroo person* mho goeaaet hear*at to tbo actaaT number o f winner*. The Important thine to remember I* that tbe ao:nar Y * t turn In your Hat the better la your chance to win the tickets be­ cause the ticket* go to the first three nearest to eorroct Ik ’ Clip thi* coupon, place a “ W " opposite the name of team yea think will win, or write * I W If you'think the ta One Of Trouble, -R eitoil_S h _ow s Um Keying p # w r of tbo **er***| Tbo gold *q*l I mUtMu ! U ilifk tly Inferior to ^ „ ctk U l t U t of *ix month* men. AKbeogh French franc, <fi th# number, o f buyers ho* In*' 70 Honda] Tssis Keateehy fCmtlnnad front h *g« On-, t j ductlon in tha volume of baying, ported. Strikes ware more nuimr- On the other hand, public service .oaa and more however, earning* are improving be-aa** At*be ms and Industrial a rtlrty generally of a slow but steady gain la doIndus trial srtisry was sharply curtailed, aa ari- nw denevd by sale* o f •Iselci.- poesr. telephone services. Collection* *J-( (hmrala Tech ■The hegry industries, which hsd *e have improved In these field*, Vasderbllt — A u b n rs ______ the smallest share uf th* spring There is growing sentiment In Miss Mists .... And summer, gains, were at one* analytical circles that even Infla-j deeply affected by Um slackening lion would have no real benefit; manufacturing, In this country, because all price* ATI.ANTA. Ort. tl.— tA.P.J—T t* par# in general tasdisss of th* flout hern tntsrrol- especially fac th* automobile h»- would be immediate)* adjusted to _i . __*_ tLa * - - — at9 IL- Jnll« » I# sjusltiatl •Slat* Assoriatlos footbsli (ssm* a--a-. - tl__ I_L _M __ fallow i Teem W I, T Pt* Opt* IteW arS __ J... 1 * • ttl 11 Ksrnuu ----1 * * II 1* Marrsr — ... — t # • t» 4 ML*s, trullrs* —. I S C iff It lofolfl .....— I s , 1 . 1 * II tisorgstow n __ 1 * V t* < I’ entssary I • « II » Woffort ------- l * * *1 tl Union Col legs ... 1 * 1 II 1* W, K.Murky 1 I S »« I* (V e to - ------ I l * tl II ritaCsl . I I I tl ,11 Moathwsstrrn_1 1 * *1 - II 1*1 normal . . . I I I IT. ' l l Miss. T m m ______ I I I II Ul KlorlOa 4lev ra Is . . LEGAL NOTICE r TENNESSEE va. FLORIDA ALABAM A va. FORDHAM ’ N. Y. U. va. GEORGIA L. S. U. va. VANDERBILT TU LAN E va. AUBURN_________1 " KENTUCKY n T c AROLINA s ta rte d th * o ld - t im e Jabbering a n d p e p - ta lk in g t h a t k e e p s a team o n (t a toes. P r a n k w i l l b e In th* b e a t ahapa S a tu r d a y t h a t ha has Standing* . va DUKE_________I v«. GEORGIA TECH ! N #w b#rry ____ M lllaap* ......_ Kant Kmaturky Tann Trch Y A LE vi. ARMY HOLY* CROSS va. BROWN^___ CALIFORNIA va. 80. CALIFORNIA r r t * b y l# r U n T n nap I van la Ia C o llig t K r*k ln * 1?Rlon II. ____ Isttlllnvllja .... CHICXGOv*. MICHIGAN____ CLEMSON va. MISSISSIPPI I’srlflr «'tis*( Conference stand U . Tar I* . „ M il Trnn. _ flail In# MfLTrrr HARVARD va. DARTMOUTH s— O rego n ____ Mtsnforil Southern r s llf. Oregon Male , I'altfn rnla ___ tVe.h. filnle .. . W nehlneton ----- —... STO CK MARKET RALLIES W H E N DOLLAR D R O P S nt.Kt-nou r a o r i.s u * 1 r N l 'K I I ANU i r r v i* I ho n u lh n rllr la me Vested or of the c ity of Sanford, Miami .......~ IOWA va. MINNESOTA nictiu nffp. Ve., MICHIGAN STATE va. SYRACUSE Oet. 14 .—-lAI*) -The e lsn d ln gs of Koulhnrn Conferenre football team* ' including gam es of Saturday. Oct. ft., follow : | Trim flu k e ................ V r . I. N A V Y va. PENN NORTHWESTERN va. OHIO STATE go. Carolina W t. PI* Opts i I If « I * 14 • I * T S PITTSBURGH va. NOTRE DAME OREGON STATE va. WASH. STATE |25 W o rd s o r Less, T h re e Times.. >25 W o rd s o r Less, Seven Times 50 W o rd s , T h re e T im es.............. *5 0 - W o r d s , S e v e n T u n AVS Y O U R W ATCH ra p a ir w l by o o * w h o n a l l y k n o w * h o * H g g *. J o w w la r. M a c - A * . [a N T Y O U t o know w o h ave 'the M e r v e lo u a p o w J o r* and laama t a lk e d n ljitu t on ra d io N ic e w e e k ly . E v e r y t h in g in tags. C a m p b e ll D r u g C o . Phono RU E S P IR IT U A L R e a d in g * M rs. S a lly R u a s e ll. A p p o ln tsntsf. Phono. 0021, O rla n d o , larch a e r v ir e g e v e r y K u n d a y 7t00 BAM 1 cab body on e tir o s IH ta n tr u c k , stak e fllA . O O . C h e v r o le t 1 ton t r u c k , n o w U rea f7B.00. to n t r u c k , ru g keale sale, S7B.00. K e e l e n d Hon*. NTED : STATE R e p r e s e n to ­ rs c a p a b le h a n d lin g sa lesm en lughtrut stat< . O n ly m en w ith and g a m ! u f e r e r t c e s tontadL B18 V i n e Ht C h a tta n o o g a , N W A N T E D : S u p p ly cu etom r* w ith fa m o u s W a t k in s Pru dI in H a n fo r d . B u s in e s s astabed, e a r n in g s average S26 ikly, p a y s t a r t a Im m e d ia te ly . It# J. R . W a t k i n s C o, 7 0 -DO W . a A v a ., M e m p h is , T e n n . -S itu a tio n W a n t e d iL O R E D W O M A N ~ w a n ts Job in kouaa o r la u n d r y w o rk . 410 E . L O R E D G I R L w a n ts w o r k aa ild, n u rs e , o r c o o k . R e fe re n c e s , laabeth B r o w n , 021 E . 8th Ht. I A W B E R R Y P L A N T S f o r a a l* V , P o t ta r . P h o n e 7B S-W . ■■■_ .m -w a t SALE: R o o t e d c ro to n s , 14 [{fa ra trt v a r l t i e s , 88c p a r p lan t. ■ M a g n o lia A v e n u e . I S A L E : W i n t e r A n n u a ls , re a d y I sa t, M r s . C . R . K l r t l a y , G old an 10,000 feet. Th* Voia will look ovgr Florida f o<-n!lS..Uni Ume. Wadnc* e S n a r m w -...,day. They will be reminded of Ih* llne-rra*hing Hughe*, and the. at the fullback position. Ndrove nimble lege that ara possessed by i n -----A p a r t m e n ta V a Rent with all Lb< power a| hi* com­ MrAnly. Henderson end the «thK O U K K O O M o T n ith , • r. F iv e m in u tes fr o m P o n t Of. mand Batofday, and Craig, along Tennessee teems In the mood f l : s . 107 N . L o cu st, n e x t t o Chris with Joe Dougherty, ranked as to play vicious football Saturday, t ia n C h u rch on E. U n io n A v a . a high explosive that Tenneesa* and ths Gators, an sxtrtmsly hsd not previously been counted clever outfit, are In for a terrific N E W L Y PAPERED a n d painted day. tt should be on* of th# be*l a p a rtm e n t. P ou r room s. E very games „ f the day In the country. Maple's appearance in th* line­ m e x ie r n c o n ven ien ce. K e n t Reasona b lw , a ls o fu rn is h e d r o o m * . Good up seem* to have had th* deeired HRNATOR RIKA h o m o c o o k in g . The T a s ty Shop, effect on tha Tennessee team. SOB N . P a r k A t * . Tennessee seemed more than TAM PA. O ct~ 25.—(JP1—Rlato ever like Tenness#*. Take a leader W E L L F U IIN I8 H E D ft r a t flo o r away fron t's football taam, and N Henator Hugh llale, of Brooksvtlle, died in th* Tampa municipal a p a r t m e n t , 214 W . K ith . L a rg e has th* same effect aa, chopping hospital Mnnday night after an l i v i n g ro o m w ith f ir e p la c e , sun- th* wing* from an airptan* at lllneaa of about two sMitlu. p a r lo r . bed room , b a th , dlneUa. k it c h e n . K r lv ln a t o r , P la n o .G a ra g e . T e le p h o n e 4.’lLARG E AND e m a il furnished a p a r tm e n ts . L a n g l e y A p a rtm a n ta . 011 P a rk A v e . C a ll 2&1. TO R RENT: 8 r o o m furnished a p a r t m e n t w ith p r iv a t e bath, a ls o 2 room fu rn is h e d a p a rtm en t w it h (torch and p r iv a t a Itath, 811 M a g n o l i a A ven u e. D O Z IE R & G A Y ’S Q U A L IT Y P A IN T S Always. H A R D W A R E pH ltif ...... Unit#** VlrlBliitrn Von ni Utah A K ilti (Vilnudrt fVhi, T m rh^r* folo Mint* Mnkl Rial a IVjtimlim llVwfwrn HIhIo rmCAfJO, Orl It - 1 AI -1 The • Imidlrif uf |h« W iitffii (‘nnfarrnr# f no I La 11 rliiimfiiaHvahlri me#. In* voltiriR ronf#r#n## l a m n nhly |ll«t ltllr*»la ___ . Mir Miron Huruin i ** rvalllto I'urt, tt# Nfiftl* W#a|rr n lllanraota Ohio Hltli <’Mr*gr> n.t lYlpranalft floatnn lo. nttm fii i ’artllitRl* #, LAWN MOWERS paved ro ad . In q u ir e Ptwee r i a - w F O R H A l. E : P ia n o In g t l o q , a p p ly ttOl W . F I c o m e r F re n c h A v e n u e . kO Nt>U MEW TH R R O n tslHD tOAWTa t o B0.CO4«h. N A tAtkUOVlAiVk \ - fc\Y CURT bOWU ADD L ltT «V ) TO Wth VOR A W HiUk; VDO HUOkJ A T A CuAWCk THAT \ l A M F A T AMb W T V — \ PltO B AB U N CUOkTf U V X WAL# A d LOWC A l . X «MQUkX> BRCAUHR t RPW4T TWA CH.VS OP M V V oO TH kCAVlU O AklO U V W C , . M-AWtUO . A U b & A V IU G . UMR.V4 V W O U L b RAW* * * % h t o u t J P k A v w i c B A S tW k k x . vjttv. t v r o *.s ,t c r t v r r f E. 2nd S i. condiS treet G IR L S A N D H O YS rem em b er— " I f Its union r o lle r s k a t e s " this yea r— we h a ve th e m — ( a n d a s m a ll d ep o sit w ill h o ld until w a n t e d ) S ta n ley R o gers H a rd ­ w a r e C o. lE E ] W AS CLO U T O ld T W R . D O T T O K K R .P H i* A p p o G d T M R W IT W ITH T H I M \ U .1 0 U M R * ^ B O V S - V OVXMT UVilkWkJCUiV tU PURUHT 05 / N h m x u n a tu v ra a o o » m raltri ----- — - — ^ ^ T W t a jg . TIONAL VI LI eK. Hr: HANK O f T a TO CHfciAI.) C O . t * U C M T t .R c o u a OdWT* Thi* is a Regular lA H tU Q ' 1VTHAT Y b O > ■— ------ i W\V v_\vv " \ T H tV ' D c t n K U O U THW - V H hW V HAO XXCVPT U AM kU T H W V — ~ r C0MC RCHT (AX CHeVTtR.tr* T t M t Fo r Y o t X i j / tu P M T / WQAJRXV* - t w u b N D U a T W 4 t LOOWUC. PCJR / S. UBKLTVt # ix > W V t t J W b MY /— \BCTr b O P C O W TH V . U llU O M to tL X B V J C V W *** w. THAT t P lL U O R kX TR R U HOUttS A D A V Art OWWt. ^ W P n j C i TRACVC O f t t '. \ S tk b O M V t t bN V cATVIMLTVq & O L t-A g W l TUBBY W AN u o w f c 0 # k A U b V itG w r v o u t h m c t n - v w e . v u n n , C A T V O S L TV.VH, W tO V J fN A k lD V i O u i V H A N t T O WHO PR.OMfJJGP TO G W * WIM C H I I U R D C #»T > OO AW bri. l K A Y W ANT TOU / UJHO A> M I L L V O U O O U V A A W , B U T M R A V lt U C s O # T V * . W O C t » ’ . 1 M 2A. JACKSON- K. T. I'ltOVONT, I'rrionil Truat Offlrtr A r K tiru lfir of (h i U i t W ill and Tealam nif «>f Charloo F. W illiam *, HA.% W U I BUCC««W PV»- Vtwcauwt \ VUtNW UAOW F O R R A L E : C m e lo d y sasaphons. E x c e lle n t con d ition . C h e a p fo r c a s h . C a ll V ir g in ia M c D a n la ] at 8804. FOR SALE: U aad t h r e e burner h o t p la ta w ith o r w it h o u t table. G o o d co n d itio n . C h e a p . A ls o good u s e d v io lin . £22 W e s t lU th Street. A rm G o n # Write* one w » n . " f eufTsrwl i l i a pfaaple* end blackhead* te r year, all th* time hating toga a* esrtieaa*- dance*, my skin looked •O bad. Ttriad various treatments w ithout success, but the first time I used B eainal Soap and Qiatmeat, a noticed an impeovsment. N ow all my pimple* ara gone." B i l l y ’s U n c l e R ent 111 ’M o o r A l l M y P l n t p l c a R e s in o l J. W . S H A D 0 IN F U R N IS H E D d room bun galat a n d g a r a g e , 10th. R t. and Pal m o tto . Phone 77 o r b m M rs. J F le is c h e r . F O R R E N T : 1(4 a c r e * t ile d celery la n d . F ou r m ile* f r o m to w n on Rob oo Mtnlerolo. Used by mllliooi lor 25 yean. NO T jw t • Rhri, but i "countm r-trritm t." All • ■ • m in t aad tkarscsst 4 |gg F rhp Pal# Hi t # rour work don* b j * r**l markanl# CO. Tou * dl *»c h • I.Y O l. ir v h rro br n oilflu . Hnd r v q i l r i l - , M ld t t thy rlRlina u n i dtroRndo which ynu, « r ollhor m ey» lubM Ip ln t l th# •■tfttR of CHARLh Y W II,L I AMR, d l f » t * « 4 , IRIR Uf Htmlnni* r « u « i r „ y ioiid m to tu L lion. *Jrr f t , Chiron, CoiintF Jiiiti* of Homtrt<»lR Ootthtf. at kt| offlr# In th* ('o d m r CourthouM It Hanford. H#m ln*U C t i n l f , F lorida, a llh ln tw flv o caonthi from th| itr i # uf tha flrct pobllration h tr#mf. All rtR lm s" owl d«mRndt not lU riM ilrO w lih ln tit# time and In tlit mnnnvr pr*a«tib#4 h«r#ln ih ail b# tmrr#d « • provIdoC tiy law, I«atod Octohar, 4th. A D 1*11. <HInii*<J) Til IB ATlaAKTIC NA­ N"»* Y..rk 21. Hroohlrn t CVitrlntvalli 4 ; Flttohurah I. ate Him For 7, C hest Golds 204 Sanford Avenut 1 9 ---- F a r m s ) • . T o »U rr«4ltora, * t o c i l H i * 4ktHifUt##*, •»<> a ll rin ionji h tT ln i H r lin o nr d#»n»m lj aicsltill Midi \ O itrn ««» Il#ar» IB; <|r##n lia r rtutffifat ioo|i; all kind* of Bela. » " f * »nd k n lv ii; pruning tool* Afaall klnda. •(«. E xpart saw flllas. ’ Conaequenlly, They Coat I,e*s. S T A N L E Y -R O G E R S T#»jrtl riBh .... V i.U r -X ttl* * ' They’D Cat Like New I I are “ Best For The South'* ngXVKIt. Oct It —<AP>tiuntaln I’ onffrmr# itundli f lUHAY ^ TO OO? lUUAT TO OO? UMAT TO V °o ? �___ — ‘*v •*' ■ I -------- ! t- V - •Wm s t v t v i^ h s «* ■• 'Florida** H e a r I-." : xxv Member An^x-iated Press H A N K O R D , F L O R ID A ! T H U R S D A Y , O C T O B E R IS , IM S P r ic e F ir e C ea U NUMBI S a n fo r d M e r c h a n ts ^4« r e e QQfJI BOMB BURSTS N R A L a w I s T h a t O fM e d ie v a l BRYAN ECHOES S ta r C h a m b e r , I n O p in io n T o T a k e P a r t In G o o d - W ill OF O f C a p i t a l i s t M c C o r m i c k MONEY PLEAS T o u r O f C o u n ty O n N o v . 9 CUBAN LEADER OF BROTHER#) F ROOSEVELT (M S TOD f %'T|*- A tte m p t M a d e O n L ife . O f M e n d ie t a , H ead O f N a t io n a lis t s ; C a b in e t M a y R e s ig n H AVANA, O c t 20. — (A .P .)— An attempt wan made early today on the life of Carioe Mendieta, veteran Nationalist leader, when hla home was bombed. Mrs. Mendieta narrowly es­ caped Injury when n balcony on which she had l>een standins a few minutes earlier was ripped swap bp the explosion. Mend let* aald he had "N o idea" who was rsapoailble. The bombing followril hour* of wtkl disorders In some part* of the dtp.- During the laat two dajri U. poBe* arrested 400 peraonx, mainly communists, In an effort to stem the trouble. Ssrioua labor trouble! at several American owned sugar mill* werrisd Americana and the Ca­ ban government lait night ax at least one Amerlran wax rpd*p-_ 1 Try striking workers who held him prisoner. Tlw lUnited State* destroyer Wax standing by o ff AnI Oelente province, nrar the Alto Cedro sugar mill, where C. M. Jervis, the American mana­ ger, Waa ’ held by strikers who had formed a soviet regime. The government after successfuliy breaking * threat of a general strike In Havana, fared an­ other in Malania* province, where serious disorders were re­ ported Hiring the day. The commander of the Twiggs '•aid Jervis was afraid to leave under an escort of Cuban enld im , betlevlnr hla departure would precipitate*.elaah between the strikers and trooper*. The cruiser Richmond mailed from Havana after the arrival of another American warship, the Wyoming. 1 President Grau flan Marti* called all his ministers for an extraordinary session at which ths question of accepting the resigna­ tion of Finance Secretary Ifc :palgne, who wants to quit, was •aid t<> have been discussed. In their meeting the cabinet niembars also considered a semi-parI lament* nr plaq. * X D is tric t N R A H ead To S p eak H e re T o m o rro w »-1- — Waltar N. Pearce of the U. B. Departmknt of Commerce, the M a who •* directly In charge of N B A Advisory and Compliance hoards In thU district, will be in Sanford tomorrow for the purpo*.• f diacuailng many new phases of N R A work with Heal groups push Ing thq, drive hi this county. lth will ho heard as a speaker before two gatherings. One connv at StOO o'clock In the form of a ! tapper, open to the public, end to he held a| the Uontenma Ho­ tel. M r. f W M will dlseleoe much Interesting data during this .up per meeting. ReeervattonX atvnuld ha mode In addsnee, and at the trade body odftee. in the City HalL, . , th e Mf«nd meeting alee will he held ad the MonUtume (lotel, and mm 4tt T : « s'ctock. It lao .will he t U * f v epee to'th e PsWlc, but esember* e f the Ipcnl N R A A dvieqey Coma nstttee and Omapi lanes Ilhard are iDwiUsmit exnprted. |* he wn bsnd'witi V : A ■ y fy .i 'P r e p a r e * For Busy S e a s o n ef another auc. R. L C ’ rweB, ope f th* pre-cooling plant pt tht Merin­ os th* Meet or, re now directing I win Ucroase the rite ! terg* plant b f es** U UUUing • tr.-ZiZ ." J S W ' < « r i. r APi INDUPENDBfT 0A1LT NKW8PAPKK - •/.*■ \ ■ w c a i Partly dowdy tonight •> i G r m t w l V tz ttM b U » m * ________ ' n.ust Ignore the In* of supply Sanford merchants and profs*-' on tta auccsaa. and demand. You must ohey ihe sionai man w in bring rccrulUd Dsclalon to stags tha FsitlvaJ , , . oumlnlstrator. YoJ ate at h-lpless this morning by rn.mb.rx of the « " • ' -------as a man who ulHnJed a Tudor N e b r a a k a ( l o v e r n o r I s T h e o r y O f M o v e D r a w s Commorciai A c tiriu - conunituo, 'nZ T r Z * . j l ! S L . w ! A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Gl uighL The opinion prevailed that, k r«-” of the Seminole County Chamber th* city needed such an affair as In H o p e s T h a t G o ld A tte n tio n O f M a n y P r i c e B o o s t i n g Pi lie thararteiized i r » cut ail of Commerce to entor an automobile a trad* stimulating measure, and K x p e r t s O n C a p i t a l In a proposed 50-car “ Good-will* that resident* of the county will B u y in g P l a n W ill ministration meihod.t i« ilo* “ ieIm p e tu s B y O ffc >itablishimn. of the Medetid W h o E x p l a i n D e t a i l s motorcade which win leave Sen respond If then attention la dl-. M ean N ew C u rren cy $ 3 1 .5 4 F o r M e Kng! Ish Star Chamber form of ford Thursday morning, Noe. 0, reeled to tbo bargain* and entergovernment." for • awing around this county In WASHINGTON, Oct. «#.— MNCOl.N. Nob. O ct 2r..-(/T> "A )o *r ago," he r n'inue*:, the Interests of an "N R A Festi­ “ y >ur property was your swn —Hope that Prudent Roo^ vtU'* Prc-iilcnt Roosevelt's pronounce­ val" to be held on the following the day of th* Festival. | ( A . P . ) — 1T h r Artmlni.U ment of a world gold market In gobl purchn*»r plan would menn nnd niostly you didn't nc * I >• law­ Thursday. Th* motorcade Idea waa log-'an tip h t to p lv r nn inchfjj the United Statsa has led capita) “ more basic money" waa w ptw ied yer to advise you whemi .- you Those merchants were respond­ geated aa one o f the better means I n f fo ; , H to believe that he has but , . nught nuy or sell, or 'h- price to by Governor ('harle* W.‘ Dtfiin experts . . . . one thing in m in d -* depreciated ' j * ' » • aaUafactory manner, it of cxrrjlnf iho m t u t f i of rood* . yesterday a» bo* rrh^fd the mom mark on cath ariirle. was reported at the trad* body will from the city ta th* county 11,,K P r"R rnm Lxltiv l»y in dollar through gold inflation "Your case is dilfeirn: niWi money plea* voiced by hit broth­ shortly aftar noon today. At that towns, end ths parade will ha m |>"K ill*' I'flc r it n jll pny ffl How then doe* gold Inflation op­ You niusi sign nn agieenient nr er, William lenning* Itrynn^ *17 time, 49 automobiles had been arranged that there will he but! tiowlt m inrd golil liy 1H ren l erate ? take your roue. As you -i. your year- ago. The answer, the consensus of lined up, and 41 persons or rroup* 1*ln*. *h*l!iC* **?'nn r>nnr« over .yo-U rnluy. bojks, the shadow of c giivernhad mad* • small contribution to­ fall to understand th* eo,,,,^ meaning o f i . ..... ’ The govern*‘i xti«t tlm BilvoK.ix1figure w u net at J:il.fiL •i.* lit agent, regulator j i »;e and fttao declined nfter bio hi other -xperis agree, Is that gold infla­ ward the success of the motorcade th* visit. jador com lined ails with you. The failed to win the picnidancy in tion (s rising gold price) operate* and the Festival. And there was It seas asserted at the WhUR] The motorcade will visit th* fo!net hy increasing the currency, law is that of the *l*r chamber.” House later that the increase (Continued on Page Four) hla free coin Age rRmpnign of »hi!fl hut hy changing the standard of still another committee to report not neeevarib mean there Ur but the onl\ m-a -ou was !»•- vabic. be • dally ,iKmu.\ indicate cause of **the di-oovi rv of a great In thiow countries still on tha >eere voiced list —i long al deal i»f additnoml gi*hl and im- mhl standard, money tn every American price keep- ah< form represents either gold Itaalf, prove«I §»r eo o>f •» fining.** foreign market levels, -Gold/* Gi»\er I’ -yan Mid. .r -oiiiething that can be axmay be rvarhi-i when it will, hsucnl into gold. "thus nerved t l . •»• * d for gddi be fait necessary to increase* Gold inflation operates by dltnoial money an i for n number of quote!ton. Purrha*i>* uf tnctet .tiling the dollar into amallsr onyear* the aiivei •|<ii«tn n waa not I continue nn • dally basis. arute. Condition- am* imv arising tB America was wall emharkad' T«» urc an illustrative figure: It D i x i e W e a t h e r D r o p s S a y s S t a b l e V a l u e O f which it aeemn to me »«*eana that ^1" tales by dividing a hag of po- C r i t i c a l C o n d i t i o n O f 8 P r o j e c t s S e t U p A s night upon tha Rooaavelt po money must U* i*«u» d on our pres pf higher prices through T o I/ tw F i g u r e s A s D o lla r B e in g S e t ent large golil PUpply i on ailver stoea Into smaller unit*. 8o far j R e q i i i r i n g B o a r d s aged currency wtlh'Of* u transitUuni na a half. hag. of tt*r rnnrrrry, markets responding strongly' _ — I c y W a v e S w e e i> H I n — I n f i r a d t i a h S t a g e s - no tallies will purchase only half T o P .-T . A .G a t h e r in g C o n s t a n t A t t e n t i o n the economic stimulus of the Cm iu uiher word*, mjlali n.** Shnl Ihe whole bag did before Executive's program. ‘ KM III* Tfcr UnwrlaM l'rr««) Ilryan said mn h •• oney was i*-<a use it circulatea on its InharMy MARK St I.I.IVAN Eight Important project- ware Urging th* public to support Tlir North Arnfriraii otitinrn! High officials of th* govern n«*r«"*-aty to *’M|di«’ t* money t valur. Itut supposing that the th* recently organised "League established aa noedlng tha coa WASHINGTON. ( H*i 2r. v ii .< mark•••I 1*h1Ay ny the effa 't« met and fixed th* price Hf I'rraitlint !('*•••:%•*!t haa begun to buoneil in l'.fjl Mild I 'i2 by the |*lf hag is given a name— for In- for Better Srhooii" because IU slant attention of msmbers of th* oi a wintry hla*! that lift ^chin*t dollars—and thousands of elms sr* directed toward guaran­ Highway Committee o f the Semi­ struct Ion Corporation pur:h«s*e _ i»l*rrAie one of the mrlhtxU of Federal lte*vive Hunk under the niter, «!' it a tra I *»f ii« Ath. nw, more dollars than they teeing an eight month school tarm nole County Chamber of Com newly-mined gold at 91148, a t! Harding adiiniii«tration to the ex­ tapir or .Sh pping v is sriioualy hindi 14 iirrrnry inflation which I'ongrraa urn IT to M cents higher than t tent o f $3.1100.000,OWI n pft). and some presidential for all children as wsll aa Insur­ mere* when that group met In Its Mini April authorise! him In u«r nppfd ty a hnwlinr atilutnn gain, price paid on the London Kx> |lic! dreires that half a bag uf " MefInt ion nf tin’ « .irrent ) at ing a living wags for all tsaahere. first session of th* new season ol change. Than,, they aat hack Acj onipnnit'd I»v rnin anti fug *hai Mr in doing It indirectly, but th«l fstoc* instead of a whole bag th* City H ill recently. Superintendent of Schools T. la«hr<l I hi* N^h i Ii At Infit ir n»»»t I 4’ffect i* tht name lie i« i'omg that tune " he *Mid "w in Indh welch the m u lte. They w m ■II ronstilule on# dollar, then it Lawton, speaking before ths regu­ F ir* o f the** projects relate to planing. yriti’nliiy Miuf In*: night. whilo* |to rulorf the rolil valur nf the illegal and ininmial It war ihon elementaly that Ihe position of state roads la this county while lar Seminole County Council of | «b»llnr Inst tail i*f «lmng thin at one to force a rediuli n > n th<rt-t M*\cn linn rniMMi ttrir awrpt '•» Commodities led • general .*r elm owe is improved. P a r * n t-T,ach*l* Association* three of the proJoeto, U carried ranc«. W heat, waa throe so n do >Pi l»> tilt* ivkullrn vtnlrr* of thr I -tep ansi 9NtaMi*hinr at once a 'd living 111 in iithi-r until* in To carry out the hypothets forout socrossfully, will bring I: meeting at Jonlor High School Salmon Itivnr in N r * Bmnnnclu I n « and permanent value nf (be *drive down rpi'riiMmul prices. new •ad one-qcarter cents higher! e i : A horse worth 100 hags of yesterday, told that th* critical ritical pros smsnt to ceoaty roods, nught on lock groups closed firstly one aandbat whilo* i l r mg |<i<.1Ur h will Im» done gradually *‘l*hr Kfpublitan* in lU2t» latoes would then be worth 200 condition of Florida's schoolI syasys ,/ b llscusslofl and setting ef th* ‘ re points h'ghar. fnr lumbar f«»i a pi|irr compan* |*rum lime to Mm* hr, with f •«* [ pledge! tlifiiiM-U•■«• to deflate bers of potatoes, called 200 dollar* Um makes such support neceef project* formed the printIpal fea­ projt theory behind Mr. I A cold Irlt extondrd frinii f a- |r(i| ..rriciak Ilf the government, j *'•“ »• l»rico» ueie high. That's trad uf 100, and each of the •ary. ture ef th* meeting which wet ada down into Dlaie ToJt*s Idea was that by tailing.^ " will fn the valin nf thi* liolle. in 1’ be only plcdgr the) kept and half hags would pay o ff eats Jounmd to permit th* committee “ The school system k Eastern hulf of the Unit' I S'nlc*. of dumeatlq " term of gold, lie will fix It in s that denliuycil ilie prur|iertty o f! New York state is luird h' < »* * * . ------ - . A . ortnesA te R.«*atete%Mke e * t * ; Y ' "and unless something drastic la M nw ie — e-* slang the roadbed ef From sis l » 1* incLi» of ^i. .u ! *l|“ '*"trn nrbhhj mu i S* whole, will , i Im; country.-* cioggt'd the higbuny- and psra- be 'fArtily i|o*nw«nl. An thi* gol>l irmed, B ** liksfront boulevard. dona, or • miracle I* performed, talions upward. Tlir '<•• a v d l f C lu b D r iv e W ill lyxed ail r»mni n'cation in the \ab.* of lh«* ilolian ir*H - iliiw nwaril mnntf Tl th* schools of this county cam Tha committee member* war* latter, econo mil r puiqUHt ,vw»s il I prt>umc«| tbAt prio'M ol ifinsb Adirondack*. S n "» flurr"■ ■ of W. A. Kretaert, real- wea gold despl'.s An sr . * > It<e- I gu*« 't o t U n d e r W a y S o o n nporaU longer than sit mo:other guests will i»o iii’tvanf. VIT ipii pirn** «»f in fhicngo Ohd t'lcsi-land. t state rood department end- p ift o n irona thr c*'W •! and.JLtf.,-1 His sddroas was a highlight of _ _ . # The leg waters « f the Humic i,t»f*4i on thw avenure reach the the mtetlng which attracted near- near, and all expressed satisfac­ Fer th* presr.il, i was tiring a Joint meeting of repreharna River near Afton, S' w level I hey had In I W ’ h. I’n >1 t ( ) l l M o l C ( > T 1 C K 1? t S tion and surprise over the magni­ good authority, tinrcYnmita| seartive* nf the trade body end Ycrk. claimed'the lives of »* wen lent cvpepresident of th* Council, presided tude and oeoutv of th* unfinished factors Involved .t the plan wu I'.pp. I* __ _ t- t0 i0 Mtabtlire prices uf 1 th'Senford Country Club, decl per*ons, a inau and wife. t b ,n be rsrlewsd daily aud roch luSiq.. Tb»" St'iiniM’b’ f'ounly \ t irial- *L to stag, * club membership over th* session which opened road and completed bridge. three cb Idten and lw«. 14-yeui good, on till- aveiagi- III that level Ing the dey'a g-!i pnvill^lu with th* singing of “ Am iriss" Th* first project Is th* comple­ lui« f mil «lirr< • mu ipitri at the present time eras deold girls. Drowned when Ihetr He will do this hy ad pting uhnl • m.ounced. 'i S f l and a praysr by Rev. E. D. Brown­ tion of th* Isksfront boulevard It |M-al !«• Ilia »!atr aftH fatlt r«l au- la-t until a committee, appointed nnto nilled down an ctnbatiknn" he call* a "managed rurrenry." This did not mutn, it was a<!«Ud, L lee. waa dec ded. This project includes iboriliift for prompt aaalatanro in dung the meeting, could appear into I he river. The ''mniiar-cd CTincncy" will be A l prasldant of th* Junior High not only ths work of top-dressing that tbo quota-1 m wuuM ii i ritet- I I lb*- m»»lr rrtrkft nitua- b elt members of th* City Com Bchool P.-T. A., Mrs. W. A. Lef- lb* b'ulsvard from the Volusia ily change from day to day aa It Suirlini- nut » f the northwest, a a dollar »lw>r value will lie va, tiun in lliih county, It *a* de- ■oi ion to ascertain tha Commls- flsr extended a welcome to the tr ^ County line to a point near th* might be daonul a luiahV storm in the lull,' Superior region i int cmo-I hiiIIv so *• to s*'t a* •Ir-rs' attitude toward msklng j cblfil mi H ni'ctini* of tlir commit' members of th* AsrOclatlon, and handshell, but th* widening <•( certain circumi ani. v t" let .tem* piled Up I-’ nolle- - f snow In s "govornor" or "-tnliilixcr" on nu ibutlons to the course this . in the iruitr InmI) offices , Mrs. S. F. I/ong of Chnluota mad* Tark Avenue to 27th Street and |.t ice aland. liri ak a I yeai rvrnid for tielo the uvpingi nrlcr " f goods, and rung year, and what amount; th# respom*. Prof. R. F Cooper, The method -if psyn-nt. I fo jjb t Park Avenue tier sllou -Infills lllti. * section- keep the latter always the -uine I yra|#r*lab m< • uifon, K I limner lbs lie expertrd. rh, school farutly. also extmdof Minn.... Is ,e|M»rt'-1 -lieu fail While n "mahggml currency'' Is I I irRidint* Thi -"mpletton of State It u I „ in ., di . arture Ir 'rF( I i,erring. IB roinmitte* was named as Spraki i - cm I hr iii'»l*' r» h ki'l • . "i|ii.tnitbd|bflff preatines. and Ire-fringed lake*. v it ' ■"in M uni Do>n thi "ivli |i th, pa-t. supposed to keep (he uvrtag*' price folw* Chairman J C. HutrhiNelira-kn luot freeimg temper- of poisls atwsys the same, thi- •abject no Inil* <1 Mi (!. I .Sttehlp sot K. F. Dorner, Dr 8. Pulrston, j Mr*. Dorothy Ismb. county i . l , t l , . . Including riir nr» in-1 sirivil .u li fm '(• ,i|ii'ri|MM •chool nurs*. oulllnsd briefly the !" • !, . Hr. F. 1. Well man. Martin Sun* " i s the SI. John* lt<v • • ^ tty svl) iitv ’ I" I'l'ViUuie*. M H lfl atoris for the fust Itiio- this year, diw# n t mean tha' the [ " *,e of ku. Gut S» hirult. II M. I'apworth. It. Chapman, Andrew Carrs- 'esulta of tha annual "Summar in h.eiaru County is th* scroll J cured bund-, m ’ tu tvr*»urj*, Ttew' and North Dakota temperature* 'v* Charle* Dunn, Randall , , ,, . _ . mrh rommodlly would remain He j F. w . n*M«i. i. Alrx It. Johnson, • ‘•Id iracss-iiun- in n: iliv j\p-* Rnund-ep." She preeentsd cherts project. ranged Upwaid fiom II ilmve is I . , .. Is'llllliri lu tlir v " " .1 put.Ilf J ot j. saine U to at might g" up in p i" ' K. W llii’ irera. and John Mfisrh, Che. and Dr. G. 8. Kelman. Au- showing that thsrs Is an increase rw. Snow flume- tut ('Imago Th* thirst project Is almad at the Xiisl lima. th «y. t« also given th* comrattof tubereulmls In this county. 8ho ihs bettannant and acceptance by Cleveland, where u 22 lull" wind |and cotton might go down. <" Sr. terio set up details for th* raemJones said tin *:■•'! 'iiiiiing Id -’ •Iso ixplalnod that the work of the Hut* Road Department for In oMflimnir the commit trr't |r*nip drive. drove temperatures peal freeting. Ivlev verm, ond o«i on through n dually could oas I) • •• ie il th^p ' ridding the county of this dlsea The South pulled out tie Maul hundrrsl rommodltle* The ever work fi*t lor it* w year, it * ma ntenance of 8tata Rood No. 'kee attending lest night's into caah. . . ; eta and topcoat* Iasi night and age of all would be kept the s.ime • truest* I that the trad#- Inwiy mnng were: K. It. Chapman, is festered by s portion o f the 993 from tha Cheney Highway tn i i : fund* received during the annuel always. , contlnur I re pared foi the J\r*i 'hill uf Ui* Oranga County through Chuluota, rffm t at Kivilic full Mnnd Mjs. Andrew Camiway, This Is what Mr. Roosevelt co opera! winter with temperatures of and l^*|p tn III I'ur* One* llunn, F. F. Dorner, II. Christmas seal eel*, soon to alert. Oviedo and Wagner to State Road U . S . M a i l P l a n e s M i The Council unanimously ap­ No. a at • point ala miles south of around .Id degree* promised— means when he says lie will "serk via, who in in rlm rfr of the new M. •pwnrtb. R. A. Newman, Mrs. S to p A t L o c a l P o rh l proved th* sending of • telegram Sanford. Which in Dixie Is called “ rn|d" at I Ystnbli-.li *nd maintain a dollar ’ fflr# rMnhliahrtl here to handle V. Speer and Karl l-ahmann. tUoatinaed on Page f o o t ) wliich will not .change its |"tr- ••ipnrlmritlnl Work on Mill and any time nf the year. Acceptance by the Road Depart­ Saftferd la belay consiilrrai^Sk Fmat was predicted as far i baaing and debt-paying powi-r im p dir'i^ca. ment for maintenance ' of State a poeeible stopping piece for ttfff, G ( r g ia S trik e rs H e a d south as Oorthero Louisiana and during the succeeding generation " G r a f S t o p s B r i e f l y A t Hoad No. 201 from Geneva tr ITpOl • CfOJiti"ri of Air* R. airmail planes operating IwtwgM Mississippi and across middle Thi* is the ultimate purposr "f I” !»n*nn th** ffat! < >M»Ay * *n »*•- I it o C a r o l i n a V a l l e y Oviedo was adopted aa lb" fourth C h i c a g o W o r l d ’s F a i r project. It waa eaplalnad that tha Bt. Fete ltbui g and Daytonn R Georgia anil Alabiama hut them the I’rrsldont’s action nlsrut cur . * atwf t*» invaatl"’* !* the f* »aaihle was some imp* for wnrmrr days rency. The whole pf his purpo'" f •*■hi for the onrH'iitatiun of a !«»• * AGUSTA. O*., Oct * ^ - 0 P)— ether pert of this road, from thla winter, It waa dUcloaed t Acting Foatmaater R. J. CHICAGO, Oct. 25.—OF)—A ft­ Oviedo to Winter Perk was taken in .prediction* ’ that temperatures consists of two part*. The first ral unit " f tha National Granite n •* of etriklng textile srorkers would rise 1 lowly today. Dvrs by automobile, today for er • stop of I’ s* then half an hour over for maintenance by act of hag, at tho request of SupetlidA.1 is te reduce the gold value ef the in this county? In Chicago today th* Gm f Zeppe­ tendont Claslsr of th. Air MsB « - f The cold wave, moving in from doilir grailually until th* priceti fwrrre Malmcw |*elcr Thu rat n. Ho' Creek Valley, Just acroaa lin again took to th* air whlla IU th* last legislature, and it is now riaien o f tha Postoffie* Deport- 1 the north and west, was <xpvclrd of goods on the average rise being rebuilt. Tha remaindar of th* ver in South Carolina, xritb Gu« Schn ah, fdi **ameron. K. W veteran commander Dr. Hugo the roed was not Included in the matte, gathered date on tha pgab , to get across the South in rapid what they w re in 1920. The arc Ilieirera. If W Papworth ami thr 'ject, they said, of seeking to Eckrner remained bvhiad lo re­ act- and the committee teals that able poundage of airmail whMi order. rle,nillls in thsl sect inn. A halfond Is lo adopt at this point J’ hn W mIi i i w of V*ke Mon»” « ceive the acclaim of tha city and thi* Job should be completed. woe Id ho carried In and out IU, »at * dux■mills In that vallry have not t|># "manags'd dollar" and there­ na*Mr*d| ^ji* menihur* « f .1 Better maintenance by the De- Senftrd in the event the fle' beviaffcted by strike* In this th* World's Fairafter keep the average price ot yt*»-* *mI ..... mH' *•** which-will in Th, ship heeded toward Lake (Continued On rag* Two) C x p o rtN , im p o r t s F e ll -ret i. •Irpnr, Is (ie,lrnated aa an gi>"<l* always tha aante. Michigan, end circled the Fair yr-’ igate |h» Siih .-t. Thy-flv* highway patrolmen mall atop. , - “ s nc O f f D u r in ifS e p t e m b e r That is the plaq end tha pur­ grounds, but It sms* not announced In attrndange si th* roinii'it havoeen stationad ia the terri­ Ha also has famished • state- GOV. OLSON QUITS NRA pose. The plan, however, aa il lie* tee meeting were. 'Tiairman ) ' I whether the Graf would contlnur.' tory irmed with machine guns ment of the ernmvlmste coat K WARRINGTON, . Ort. 2«.— In Mr. Jtoosevelt’a jnJnd,- had best Dorner, George llalmra, K. W and sr gas, end officers said to Milwaukee before ratnrning to ST PAUL, Oct. 95— (W>—Oor traoaeeriitUn nf ale mall ftaea — United Stntes exports fir in g be eapressrd simply in ternse of Dir get*, V W. Bender, J. W. h. r, the, euld "Taka tere of the tlt- Akron Officers said It wee doe at the alrporl • Floyd B. Olson resigned yssterSeptesohrr were valued today by prices of good, al II. G. Itetiire*. t '. It. liaw,on, uatl<” when asked what atti­ Akron late today. dey as NRA enforcement officer the Depsrtmvni of Commerce i t emphatic Andrew Dude, Alex R. Johnson. tude ray would take toward the for Minnesota. Explaining be did TOWN OF "NEW D EAL" 1100,000,0M and imports at lU T,* avsrspr pi John Mr*-h. Hr . I’. II. MrlUt. Geori picket*. • i because other ageeciea bed 000.000. A new l>*la nr* In fmror What they wet Mr*, r . I). llrRse, II. M. ParI’AI-KITINE. Tes, OeL 25.— been set up to handle th* co uf the United State* .moanUng Preeidmi d,,e* Worth, G u s H< limah. Merlin DRtttT ROAM BUS FOUND (Ah—The name of "New Deal" compliance work he has been do­ to tfl.000.P00. mention ItiJrt. hi Startup Ilr. C. K. Stahl, I’eler l>eee given te ae *0 been ing sloe* Aug. •, Olson said th* An expert said expPrts usually ly enderst'-si FlriflTAFF, Aria- Oct. ThursDn, Dr. T. I. Wellman, Mis. town which he* com* with tha ad- NRA would continue to hare hla •how a sessceal In " case of s inuU ubj Neaa Wylly, and ICari l-ebmann TtireVranclacan fathers, • priest t of ell production id south­ enthusiastic support. from tie and three ladloa guides western Anderson couoty. The de14 percent from A"g«at to , "definitely] were Hind ie • remote section (ember and Import- decline Jtriky to in.-rt COTTON r r iilK K RNIlF.il d Kmb forest lost night after percent This peer cxprrtg de. with Texas Seeboerfl-TMeereter •• Mfc>day search. reared U percent and I (Continue,! Lang Lake gasser soverel weeks SAN FRANCISCO, OcU W Ldeclined five percent. w a s .! (•_____________ IF l - Governor Ralph announced 40F1BD B Y VIKUINIA j a m - iiT T yesterday the atrikia of cotton TO BUILD PR IRON WATBR BATH RBDUCSD in the fivo COOnties of the CAFITOU RICH­ 1 HOU.YWOODt* C alif, Ori. pickers 2*. 'S, O ct M - L W —VtrHilly Dors, screen actress, lower Hen Jeequin vail*, had WASHING TO iiT o r i »»•BRADENTON, The public work* adminlst been Ul three week* with ended with th* sesepUeoi by formslly ratified 4 # r W#WMI has redaeet yvetavdny easev need as alk ie net Ik e Wrioue vendi- growers o f a * foe* fhsdiqg tom Am*iehM*>H u Mem ureter fete * f t L M M M for ronstru*tl$ which reps •nd is "getting aloag nlcnly," mittee's u p m l and their agree­ e etat* prison In'Tatnall er probTsitioe her k • and. Robert Kama ment to pay the workers T9 rents 100 yesterday. / !!*?».'T J » . LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2fl -T h e American people, saddled wl*h the national recovery art and comparionatc legislation, am “ little if M y better than a nation of sub­ jects, dominated and domineered over by an army o f t lf i i q l i mod­ elled after Russia, Italy nnd Ger­ many," In the opinion of Cot R. R. McCormick, millionalro pu-lilher of the Chicago Tribune. McCormkk leveled a fiery bias’ against cncmechmi-. i ot govern* nienl ronlrul on private rnierprite ia a speech before trio Western States’ Taxpayers . A m n conven­ tion here Tuesda'y abth’.i * > » "One art of Congress has purjrcried to wipe oill our ronslitutlon anil our inherent rights, thpublisher declared. " Y o i have nu l.-nger intiolaole p r o w ty rights - nor right of rontrac- V-iu rannot be guided by expet leure. You S T t a s a .*5s x r a feUZZARDS R ID EM AR K SULLIVAN INTO NORTH (^ E X P L A IN S GOLD WINTER’S HEELS INFLATION PLAN 6MONTH SCHOOL HIGHWAY GROUP TERM PREDICTED MEETS TO ADOPT BY T.W. LAWTON YEAR’S PROGRAM JSyj temExplained f •r £& S J »? i State, Federal Aid Ls Asked In F i ^ h t B rs 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/. 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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>, October 25, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a18bb828668c4f0c49b80ca32a96035c.pdf 7f42d7dbfb29de8a22cce6d550181f2d PDF Text Text F Member Associated P r r t i SANFORD. FLORIDA. ‘ft'KSD AT. VOICE STILLED •I n CUM rosruTsm First Major Changeln Program Is Made; Details Of R e t a i! Code Are Released O ffic ia l Denies Loans; Peek Explains Intent W e r e Related T o ! Of Act A s Aimed A t Big: A d va n ce M ade! Bringing S u itable C uban Governm ent I Returns To Growers WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.— (A.P.)—Unf<er the pressure of adverse farm sentiment, NRA yesterday pulled out of th e country’s villages and small towns, and announced a protective.chain of local tri­ David bunals to k o c p merchants English from'hiking prices too high, i (•erman l.onns nf inorv than IIOO.IHW In form rr l*rwsWrnt Marha«li by tbv t h a w Nat tonal Hank were ««i«. rlosetl to Senate inveutigatoi«. here toda>. • A . K. (»e ifv r, ureutwi trie prewil.loyd-Gc.»ige# p i o n e e r «lent of the »ank. b tv tv rr. *ea.l statesman whose |»ro- n prrparetl Rtalcmont ou*iimg0[ news-rwel c nimitmenta tbe loans to MarhaJo and a v e rt­ following (irrmany'a withdrawal ing that they had rv. c nn*»* ion | This first major d u n ** In Ihs; industrial recovery program, was from the l«eaguc o f Nations ami with the huge .<>an* matir Ly *he( taken under an executive order by the Disarmament ('o n frrtn rf were Lank to the ('uhan g»»\rnnrvr.l President Rroecvplt, forecast by barred from .1000 theaters throughKvitlence that firm er President a single sentencev In his Sunday nut England. Machado o f Cuba, borrowed p* r- | ronally from the Oia*e Nalion-tl tan k while hi- gmrrnmmt wn> h e a v ly m«lehte«t to the hank for public work I »an* wu\ plac'd ye*-, tri day In-fniv the Ss natr t».in:nit-j lee investigating Wall c^tteeg wfh-i etatm n* ) The eoinntittre a l«» braid te«ii*f »iu*ey that the state department | "t«»*»k n«» earepli *nM to t'hasei loans «»f to (*ut« to, M ill W o rk er W h o Lost i uiId a ientrn| h ghway and u new | Job Fails T o Secure apitnl. «!«•- |ite repa»rt» o f **de 1 .plurabW U.. .mu: — nuaUtkina. ■ * ‘ ROiHYUTVe In 'C ourts the it*, and that Ihe loan* were I mack* after htu'rh II. Crowder.) the American am a »a tH f, had) KNOXVII.I.K, T-nn.. Oct. 24. (A*) A *j»t I Fought by Ralph t|ue«tioned the lrgalil> of i,n ear ii* | I W kSIUNUTOft. Oet. 2* - 4i*V _ f Starring. 11-year-old mill worker, er loan pn»|Mj-al . Ungrn r Shultz la»t night said to te«l th** validity o f the national An ther letter imui :iw flew t»f 1 1 1 h* f e l t - u r e m h m «a y w o u ld h e recovery nct and the cmle f»»i the the Lank, placed i**frrv the in . | fo.ivw i t o e n u h fe IH o rw Ia . d » c w u s underwrat and nllusl priwluit- kcstigatnrii today. »rpt»n.-«* th«t 1 t i e - e n d iLn c i t a - tu • K a m f U ily the form er president s manufni in*inv industry wa« die |m the fwkrral public W tk s fUmi misseFl hv I ’ mted State* District was ** Perfectly u-e|e% *** a- an t.ii-j •h- p i l e t h e « t a t e ‘ a r m titilf m m J plnye of the lan k * Havana 1 .1uitgc Taylor y* •tenlay. limitaLbaan o n b w iM O k a v n w w y . • la rch , lint m o m iw n itrl hit ir*| ' The Mint *ra»» he The run n e r and a fTimda heca • others ■ •• the * Southern Silk Mill- .•{ Spring tt Otioti •lelegalw had just e- mphtwl a i evident w •ol«| have to .»m* him • n ty , T*nn nod James It P ia s ­ rmmd »*f ••mferwnrea with IbwMi i .»1L*\%*n« «•. Jn-«* tU*i» •»». lb** ter. Jr.# I ’ ntlc'l State- d|-tti.*t deni Itia— vvit; Searetnrv like-, »••!*• i i i a a , a i * a J*’U‘ l r . a ’ ia g v i 1 attorney f**i the ea«triti d ooin n id the brtfwh puhlv w**«k- wlmimatralor See- . of Trnnfp.re and sought !•» rn rvtirv Wallac-a and ether efflThe L ttvr. writ is n in Ii* II n a * KVERKAlJlTft^nc*. Oct. 14. join the mill from comp»> log with V i s a o f f i c i a l , m i I tHarrgs»si fad * ctairtir c»v|e no.I the ill-trie! Aitomey r.i» u City for banking amt !».- ».rly , killvd today by darallmrnt o f the (Continued On I*age Three) §»«»% le value'^Ta< in eVert-fU *ig. ’ Cherbourg-Pari, cxproi, The eniiiip itant customer*. alnv, baggage far. and throe pa*, W ife Slayer G e ts -L ife aongcr roarbei of .the train AN A. Oct f I A’ HiTIhur J*»rdait. • harg«*«| with! I T planted o ff a viaduct over the In Lone C onfinem en t natonal of «ar*« % rr« tl«- dri%ing. * \» ( iimf I f.*i J*|% Rouloir River. Ten bodie. were re­ jiidga tiMia v igdi m l dw at'a« bW II Na*h. •ha g*-d with p « . . covered In car, which were mmt of fivw i f u r i i ) « i i # .1 of |a|u**r, « a< fin* | f 41 . ■ma*hcd by the S.l fo t fall. t>wn«-«| *»y Marhsiin In atkldi a. ’ lie > 1-. «a< liro-| ft«» «»n a . Karg**! ^ the juJgv attache I IJINMUN) of Ma ^«*f tfi*or%lrtly « «»odo. t 1^ « t hsth's inxtit-y Jou iid n. '.m i , Al rit Juhn-*M, |.l \^ar .all. McK e e s p o r t , i v . oct. 2 4 .ii«d«liMg» and gBM-imt i ’ l-ai bet while y ut h » ho wa* •hargvd'* Threa. men were killed and via- seeking to Jrlermin 1 r K |»«*r|with l».--skmg and entrnngi 0^ * pin* were Injured today in a ulate l i t loin otltvi «*«tat« - a»e • nl Angel*- flat ^ha« k. * 0 turned« big fall' at the llubbard mine nf the by rnrporatt .s*, a- Ii t“U ••• ino tri u» the -heii f a% wa- J Sets MrKeeaport Coal ami Coke Com­ liar I, i* ahty a ic the jr«»|Hi*/ id Ma IU lej. TO >*a« »d Iwhite r>u»nf pany. • Iis Jii » j * Larged with iii->nkil| •••••dust. 4 j> VALIDITY OF N R A CODE UPHELD BY FE D E R AL JUDGE SHOLTZ IS SURE STATE WILL (X T FEDERAL FUNS 71 L o s e L iv e s In W id ely Separatedi A ccid en ts Today RlNflAPORE. Oct. 24. <>P>— Twenty-eight memlier, of Ihe crow of the Strmlta Sle.nnhlp veaael “Tronoh” were believed drowned —hea the craft tank In a «torm today. Survivor, reached here lo- Bloodshed la Fearedln California Strike Area H A N TdR D , Cal'f., Oct. 24 - « P » — Reaewed threat, of violence in tha Ran Joaquin Vallay cotton plrkara Atrlke tsd.y cauaed atate •TW ala to conaldrr »«ndln< l»wtnRorcement aid Into the troubled —— W IT N E S S COTTON riN A N C E S CHURCH W ILR 0N . O kU , Oct. 24.— UP)— l Methodhrt ahgrch In the village if CoCartney k ti Mired IU fiuanHal pr»U|ema with a cotton patch, Ud.hy tha Hag. M. C. Cartwright. S a w , the momhun of t V con-. r«n S o u Are Born ring OneDelivery IN rO N M W K M K ..Tw.ly c wlu.. t ha 1 1»•- I m i - h wa* ' ^ fin *.| l i f t I>.\ 1.1.AS, T r » , «»ct. Jl.—•<!•. ( „ peewe—m* In,u. v .n .1 . .............. e U . « h » te.UfwJ „ j , H, ^ WlhM-t . Kerge ' in M*veval ttial* id ronoertKM. » is n,m mmx »>A S IIIN C TIIN . 0.-1. j i _ ihe ki.l no png o f Clrnrle. K U. RUiob \\e,t ..t , * I r.-Milrnt itiN.o.ull y c t m l a j ap­ ».h .l, U kl»l...m , City ml mill .m , a.eewy ch ,.g». hut W . u ' pointed J Saxton Ihtniel to I... a i r e v i i in I t a l i a , y r . t e r U . , |„ < ned * l » f.w |.... - u..n« 1 . federal allorney for the eoulhern confer with •t.|.«rtn.,i,l at ju-licv I W t t Kv-Mmg. Sen. T ille r. n . t . „ , diatrict o f Oeorgia. lie ap|Miintrd a gen t,. Tbe nature of Ihe confer .ml Wahvr IUnf..rO. charge,! with _ _ , * r f “ fle r her trip front Meritt Si. 'rin g drunk, were fined h'> -a. S. ! » a , nol learned. Jaaro. W.1 ten . a , luml g . toe' 8 A N I T T lI K A R I N f; O K I1F R E D NEW O Rfcr.ANjT Oct. 24 -<Ab A canity hearing for Louix Kenneth Ned. 27, o f Sa vannik. ■a were ye peeled Go-, charge,! wilh the hotel revon la conflict, ,-'e- murder here on Sept. 17 o f Shef­ and worhara , b ) field Clark, S i' Namhvllle bwajOroa man, wa* ordered y n t r i d w Itiaa and h# I h ailie A'M i*y « a * fined Cue• <"iV'empt «»f .».art, and l*i f*»r dt— • v 4>I»D IIIU T II AX K U C N C K M K N T T .M .U I I I N A . O k u . Ort. 21 t * 1 - T h e Ed Panweotera. pro... patrenlH. uinounra “ the 1U33 pa, tn.-nter heuy hoy* nwivi 0*1 Ipped with “ two lung p o e r r fr * o equalling, weremlike hml) and change.bie seat covera.“ erman VtewsArc Barred From 3000 M o v ie Theaters UIN D O N . Oft. 2A - A Hovld IJoyd George talkie interview on the Inle,national .itualom. r ^ Icooed through tha BriU.h Movttone New*, wax ordered cut frnta the nrwareela o f 2.000 motion plcturu theatre, o f the CaumoatBHtUh circuit ymterday. An I V U rrigw with Dr. P *a l J o m A Ooehheb. Naxi propagandUt. Wy cal to that of T V Unity Mail T>w , u M. ,MU,r ............... CTW,p*- U b“ ‘» « «• »dvw — ' * renrmament. laptead d the dohal portrait o f Ihe Kiag. aecwMpanied hr - few bar, J t the M tfen n ! anthem. Urn movie, are ending th eir program , with a o f the K ing revie.ln e the . �^ Mr *v~*- rf / iiiiip n g PAG E TH R E E vraou m iio ie t e r a l Granted that atnne-.tW vgh * W - » y W- tha- g h iw u fan a laadafa ■«■» i p a M y owt-Hi s i g n w Im m c,rears consist et H h l M f U m at. J b cg M a t, m t c t Um Io h It lmg Won knbwn for w »«k» U at IC A A. d U 1no* “ alt woU- In fann Virritory. PnUlcity waa not given to this f —ling,hi— H i o i *a<L*Po- Mia J?w '.isB K ! thent'ftff'N.'^t ^ . 7 ? * Ftom or,? declIiiS* to t h e Mi led for disappointment ae- a s s s p s t f s s s t s s r a? Wgism E r g S w T k r r r o i ^ w t ? ‘thtrK J Ia n * gqypoartloos ea* •■•most eftsea absorb the extra labor coat Impyned b> N . !L A. with an addl- M etropolitan Boards llon< t t i 19 or IS per rent to .the pay eott ,N. B. A.'a attrmpUd dfce r t i f t C l i a i n * b o f * U rnmim* noa-eonformers gars ria, ta local IrrltaiMws and Th# wfcol» has f W to a head'In this weak ft on tlm t*. o f lhrtat«nln« *U U ; Western political and ; , ------------ leader*, ,„ <n*< fotare Impllcallene of tMa . .art* outburst are dear up t# a rertsln point The coming of Inflafion Is definitely aceelermed- f The famrnra have been premised c Inertia*! pufrhMln* pemret wMen | a-an* lacreaaad prlfte fer what 1 they sell accompanied hy no in- j rrease or a Iftfts Increase In prices This give* the repertory three of what they buy. The promise j ha* been, made over ■Bdt40T*r ,.l/*|. d^toiiid r . ' i £ e £ ■ n o th c r-le tte r-fro m tha L a n d B rn h O m m ito to n a r In- iL7 l 2 . w . . lw (a. s n y iw c d ■on i th e condition th a t Y ou wUl i t * x z z L i t t i r t t f c z • H t o l f i n i n i o i t M F o n t y n r land. In addition to th e o f b V s k c ^ Thu“ drrlcT h J t * S f t r % l 1s tc fa l o i w e d . and th a proeaedd o f th e hum to of bask days. TJtls deve* bad the . r * * ,°^ a ?*) h 1y placed financial and Industrial lernUt, la th. K - l It waa fell that Increased POrchaalng, power K*w M *, ^ ’ t ^ V jujfcrthcy i a t r r t a i i A i c o a t F i « t ' In d lea tin * tho cen cral ato ft r farmtrs would bo the. primudo o f another section o f th e p e o p le w a » csited to o n r or” which was laipcratN.ly need. bd to start an, upward- eyrie of la n U o i».th ia »in o rn in «i I t w *a th e d a ily j* tte r ■ rWonlter o f * tHe newapapers fro m th e in im itable W ill prosperity. Mad nothing been don* to offset IU effect, this farm remega V h o sodBUf t o be-abla to exp ress m ore real com m on lief act might conceivably arid JBiai few . w o rd * thaa t fo s t o f t h e phllbaophera o f hls- bven probably have operated In rr H e too » • been In te re s te d ,im th o fa rm problem and the wholesome mm, that waa Ina-RRit. t h * flp v a m a o n t Is plsorln® In try Ing. to restore pros- teodrd. A IMlie lateri ! * . » , h jj t S ft S a W e t t fk M * - ^ S i t o w r a - a r e h * v »iw * tough U m e." M r. R ogers w r i t e r o ti theF- had> no Idda th a t' t h o r V e r o .o f f ' “ “ . ‘ JJU t i a a -o r g a n lta tio n and had som e psid leaders tell « B T o o r t h W w m . I f ' arer-an IndQsfry w as h avin g a fie ld 8 luMlgtcrwe Neverthdcftg there taorOU wfto c a r , ^ BsafnnLtn anend tha wlDt&r xjad they add-their bit toward# tlto rener»l'lvn*peT'ity of tha community. It i* too UMl-tlint » , f f i S ? ; C r o f yth«n uni could'View with th* optlml.m the approach of the new . f « o n •• winced by tha 0 f^ 5 ^ ^ ^ T h T t o u r i . U w e com ing to F lorida UatiSy II to November »>efore any nnukTrnotIccST but thu year th a calendar aeema to have S S d aU thrvugh Octobar the automobile, with S h e r ^ 2 S ' I S S f rolling over- the Improved ^ ^ S S is iU u tv d t r a i n - ara addin, to tha number of their •___ and thc bu.en are filling up 1 * m ini miw' ij # w-—-— and with the Phflsdolphla and ^ in'Oovemmen* of faU * n. (Thlesgo Clvle operas, John Charles and Tlxtag them 1 i In Joel sech . « * ! to give the Thoms*, tho baritone, will mah* w preferred position. hi* , debut. Already, twa of tha S ^ h. ” p r « S S d U m t ^ Ad* !“ Met’*" top-ranking barltoae* sro m||1J llMfcm> amet it mad. IU Amr^can*; lawrenee Tlbbctt snd j in^, prDm|s**r-would sooner or Bonelll|(||J into price rixiog, Rlihsrvl Paul Alth'use. drsmstte tenor, Mf Koo^veit and the N. R. A. and Charles llaekett, lyric tenor, a,jmiDj,tr,uir. General Johnson, will return to the Metropolitan, >r< mp„t r,|gcUnt to fix price* In ,|ne. n , , price fixing whhh and Cyrena van Gordon, a leading ^ Administration. has begun In contralto of th* Chicago Ctele o(M rlf>ld- oU. was urged and proc- operB for several seasons, will ttralty forced upon the Admlnla- make her d*but. persuaded A i r . K o r « v * U ^ F ||lH ltJ1 w |,h by a Por­ 1 Richard Crook*, the New Jeraey te adopft-a new device, N. H. A - u , ,, i . S n . i r r rholr hoy-tumed-<perm sln*»r. 7 “ ■»» on hUf ° ,i“^ l » PrN* M l» conceivable, thouith not at snd Rom Hampton, the young Boffalv contralto both of whom “ ■ W?C Iif 1 1ratten m a , atUmp*. or drift Into. hsd notable debut, last w in te rf™ * " ’ X r Z u ii l k C v U I p r e s s e d •Inte unlver^l price will be back. labeg. P-rlmp. tho theory w“ f h , . m(U1, o l „ „ , i r.g the Another American note: that If artificially rtoslag th* pur- prnl#|4 oulbur,t, Prir* fixing l« The highest P«ld soprano at the chasing power of one BO, tlm Western spokesmen farmers, was good. in e n Sums of them call fori Metropolitan » ° It l» rets tag the purchaaleg p « w f ot ,|„nt|on 0f tht N. R. A., some for I he “ golden horseshoe ~ u R “ ** a second class labor, would be Oft- eurren< Inflation and some for Wnsell*. the famed dramatic M" tor As thing*, worked m.t the one i»| |ia||lU "d f- rhV W >«t pHfio' rvo.tr K*ria*«. thp he*tr*)u«u th* otlwr. N. H. K, try w()j fip n ^ , themselves In the see. daughter of Italian Immigrant*. Th* libretto for th* Hanson opraising the purchasing P f " " ,|OB 0f Congress that Iwglp* In raised the price nf goods which la, j , nullry. The demand wifi ho rra was written hy Richard !*• bor m ikw farnirr* boy. By m*jn|y for currency Inflation. Th*’ Stokes. The work hsd a ronten this, th# Increased purchasing , u)tuj , of inflationist*, such as power of farmers was wiped out; g#n. , or Kloisr Thomas, of Oklaand tM* fact ls the baste reason bomtu h„ ^ th„ Mr RooW ,|| for th# present outburst should h. given a rhanc# In Hmall Itoalaeaa Ceaiplatan schteve hlcher prices hy other Other features of N- R. A. Irri- ro-aoe. b-t that unless hs suarreds, tated rural territory. Nr R. Ai >>,rn ho muit pul In rffret the * • - » - ^ / r '^ w S T b i - z P e t*on a I s W i c b o l f t t 's would be located at the state beepital for the Huume at Ghattahoochee, th* UnlvarsUy of Florid* et Gainesville, tha BUto Coitegg for Women at Tall eh *****, tlto home for t l* feeble-minded at Gainesville, the * » * » » P f * * * •* Ralford and tho prison turn Beer Relleglade, th* Boys’ Ihdgalriftl School, at Marianna, the 0 W »’ Industrial School at Ocaio and th * Reboot fer th# Deaf and the HUed at St. AarustlneOlher projects discussed * t the cosference* Included the proposed fft/100,000 oversea bridge be­ tween Miami and Key 'West; a proposed W .000,000 federal refor­ estation program on stale-owned rut-over lands In Florida; addi­ tional loan* to Florida strawberry, celery snd ritru* rrowvrv; th» proposed 80.000 tons annugl sugar production quota for th* stats; Increase of tariff on dead ripe Cuban plnesppifi shipped let# Key West, and th* wintry relief U. S. PURCHASE DOLLAR FIXING O F N E W G O LD PLAN SEEN, AS TO START SO O N AID TO PARMER ( Continued From Pag* 1) mined gold at a price to be fixed fttcadlly adth paaaengeca fn m » th a cw“ in* ' to * W by the HFC and treasury in con-n with Mr. Roosavelt, th* ' 2 ^ ,’r S V . ' K t c J - t o y r m . .v « s aultatl plan contemplate* purrhase* and iSlorr sals* of gold oa tha foreign mar[• lu f m a t r o n a lla a re fillin g up m oat e v e r t n ight. kata t* aibual th* country'* supply • “f f A w S ir 1 a record breaking »ee»on and uf monaLary gold to tha need* of m.u i.I n2toSgmmderod at. when It la conaldered that th. the economic situation aa it ite­ C ^ ^ ^ S t W l n t w found living expenae. cheaper rs lops. A pronounoed advance I* com- adju*t'ng themselvr* as one nr ih* h*rw timn -in m ost oth er a ^ tlo n a and many lit . niililor IBf* modMy prices la tbo immadiat* ok* other changed. Jeet of lb* gold transactions. Consequently. Mr. Roosevelt I'rlee* at* to oe spurred i.pwi»r<i raasrdrd a* ilanmeg t> *<• lo a satisfactory level and sU tll-'h l* goal, of higher comm Iseri there. Mr. RaupeaaU sad In prices by establishing a mi Ik* address Huaday nlgkt In wkirh f ar the newly mired metal ba aaaounaed hift plan*. price a-ore world quotations. quotatlena Bulwarking this plan Is the • Stock u rb a n *. quotatl->»* fir leaped upward i t thal — outsets ------- of — Chief Kgeeutlve'a proposal trading But later reaatad, show­ buying and selling gold In lb* Ing, boaaever, Ig-moel cnaeu 'net woH4market*. The relation of 'h#' nit on's gold stock to price* Baa long bean n itg l. A vivid Jhiv I (ration waa tka sharp drop In price I levels during the papic of last 1spring whan Urge quantities cf go.d were ahtpped out of th# erran­ tly hy frightened' owner*. When Mr. Roosevelt stopped this mere meat by cUpping on aa a A O T O E P -T W E I^ T Y Y B A g a AGO ’ embargo, * rUe In prlea waa aOm1-wrie.s aa uw1 uUUd • theror y, econom'at* **jr» uugtK.eMhol " “ ' I * jT ' I L . Bg although other- Influeneae were ^VSinm pb fa*tufa, la ttjto a of the metol werklag In tha aama dtrecU-in. - A ! Bag^yaeat of Twa," Tuesday night fur Philadelphia tumhis Tb* ■Praatdenft'a amaa-neamont where Mr*. Millar will ttodargq will ha praaaatod aBturday pmt apaanftifu l i t Oto Jatoam* <** ** gardtefta of t b f f e f t that It l» I* pouikla to obtain g*ld in axchaiys f° T ^ V H *th* aunsbar *1 dullara that can. ue. ahtotoad l ot OM o.nc. P U t» S E M IN O L E COUNTY: GU aac* C o rre c tly F itte d Tb* MU as* PhyllU Smith. Thel­ ma; Tew, a»d Nelli* Elisabeth Wil­ iams ot tbia City were among tha 263-aenUt* at Florida StaU Colggyfor Women who became soarin , of th* tradiiVn*> <"»P* «"d -owns at that annual invratltar* aragnony -bald last night. In ih* ollag* auditorium. All three girla rw. seniors In the school of e<luatten. , Optom etriftt 112 P a rk A v e . .M A R T IN t i l W> lag m . T h e ) ’ll C o l' L ik e N e w price 1 Interpret the speech conreq'enllv * " 'he Prssi.lenC* reenen'lion nf 'he principle that the il-illar should represent fair earhamre and not l«e of intrinsic val­ ue in iu#H.M Peek said adlualment of dollar fliuituatlon* thrv'gh govarnmant ruM ooeration* would go far to free wheat, cotton aad other com­ modities from infli ance* of for­ eign rri-e variations. Prwluction control and ralatcil campaims o f hi* oreanUatUm now balng conducted throughout tb* country, P*ek mldad. war* proceeding auceeasfully. He eg* S i W.JoneSfOf Wllsonvllle, Ala, but-formerly *8f*flsnfonl.' left to­ day- for Orlando after having ipegt a abort-time ber* yith..Rob­ ert—Lord—Me. - Jsea* -rrakted- Iff Gledervlll* during a three yeai DCrierl beginning In 1926, and hr DR. H E N R Y McLAULIN* Jr. lift? i v w n n fi. r * i„ net. (ftH - A Siamese rat was burn* I •n death and ln*n Rlomh-ll Psreelo*t her evcls’ hes In the flamewhen f'ee, des'eoved the |.aur.*l 'anvon home nf the film netra— sed her came' a-rr.sn hiisbant f ’ Hav nleb* The husband. Georre r>.rnes ,nd V * vnunc wife foug;-' the flame* with a garden hose. Meetfnr SocialCalendar Lionel Rarrym ore Has Fine P a rt In N ew Film ] C R E D IT A S S O C IA T IO N i n h r w s »*s M tu to » t ftDYRMTTH. N A T * ! , . Soelh Africa. Oct 9 4 - IA1)—Ominous • less of »rih*l warfare #»et larea number* nf E"r«oc#n* l»*o 'his rifv vesterdsv from the llnsinea area. TVs Chhc m " ' aald tbars had lao-n a pitch ad halt'* bet— an the K-fakw*’ **wa and Nkanveal trike, and the Mn*-iVeR tribe fo! lowing a,quarrel at a native wad ding. amployaes, obliged by N. H- A.' to 8 U f«*g ! VXlr (Continued from Page Oae) th* vary nature of farm 0 lag. Farm*r representation canno be oblalnad Ilk* the represent. tlon of Industry." Returning to the dollar. P**k saidt “Th*. dolar should represent In# fair eachang* valu* of commodi­ ties rather than dominate their Stadia 1 1 A i i r g k a l I o h U . s l l k t u d i u t •Uia> nod k n l » M . prun in g tyols o f n il kliMls, old. U s p s i i • n s < filin g. J* W. S H A D O IH Mr. mk I M n. S. K. A ml raw I sre ixtandiag Invitation* to a certiflata. plans radial te l>* (Ivan by raadaugbM r, Mlaa M ary'Ffaara^BUrewt, on Baturtlay evening it 1:00 P. M. In thu studie of Ira. Fannie S. Munson on Myrtle Ivusua. Misa Andrew* ha* finahad le eourae of study In piano iffatod by Mra Munson. Assistant slant on the program will be Mrs fargaret Mcllae Maffet, reader. RADIO SERVICE T. Phone 101 llaf-Mar Battery C o ^ A d v. A n nou ncing T h e R E - O l'E N IN G W R IT E T H IS tM O N C H U H W ON. Y O U R L IC E N S E C A R D I v t u haaesp as to* aato B E A U T Y SH O P h p e c ia l h FwEltha Following 2 Week* 1 f l l i a i t r W a v * F re e With Each Shampoo rttoon Cr-qulgnol# lO 1 rAVBS------------- A On End* omklnatlun A V E 8 . .......... — .. Iff1 ¥ , Girla’ Auxiliary Of Church Has Mis* Nell Knight, a immtwr of 1 the Y. W. A. waa an honor guest ’ at tha regular meeting of th. Girls’ Auxiliary of th,!First Bap­ tist Church yesterday afternoon ’ at the home o f the councillor, Mrs. ' Francis E, Boli, Park Avenu*. I'The meeting opened with the G. nA, »ong, “ We've a Story to Tell to tha Nation,” after which the code cf honor waa repeated. Miss Hate* BBxaVoth Allen, The I following officers were o U U r . a g l . l l f t . Linton |elected to aerre during the eomE. Alloa, 1> visAlot My. and Mm. . Ing yean Maty. Calhoun, prveis Cfjdo A . Bjrrd o i tbilr hom® at dent; Minnie Bmiaa Strange, P fa rto p -B M ^ b . Annie Wilma vlre-president; Annunimi—fit w li nudo today Woods, aeeretary-t reasufrac; Mary that IU® GrnowMKJicbo«l fV T . A . Calhoun, Rdith Merritt, and AlWe Johnson, Inatroetlon committee; Frances Philips, social chairman; Fnnnia Brown, missionary chair­ man; Thelma Ruro*. personal Service chairman; Mary Calhoun. Bible study; and l/’ uit. Packard, program chairman. Those present were: Mrs. Franrls n. Boll, and the MUsea Nell Knight, Mary Calhoun, Minnie Fram* Strange. Annie Wilma nled by her son. Harry Woods. Edith Merritt, A l i c e who will return tomorrow Johnson. Frances Philip., Fannie Brown, Thelma Burns, and I-ouia, Packard. V r. and Mra. W. L. Bullock and daughter, Rot* Marie, will Isav, Roltinft’ Student Edftprs T A K E N FROM SMALL TOWNS P erson a te W il a iiu u a r o f T rk R o II Ih Tut .fjj2J58.7,9.(Lft M RA E B t t N C 1 I * > i , , 1 . • | , i ’ I I i , ' fCM tlaord T rom Page O m l of merit, raying thla * i « quite legal a* tons a. not u w l a* * subterfuge to ouat uni n man, but that ft ahoulti not be written into a code. It waa the hope at NRA that thla word from the President would end the long wrangle between . * p 'kesruen fur Induatry and tabor over inlerprelatiuna of the indu.tr al law's grant of the right to organiie, un­ trammelled i/y employer interfelenee. Recognizing the weight of farm sentiment against the price increases NRA has cauae.l, Hugh S. Juhna.in, NRA egecutlre, ia.ued a lengthy statement on the Prosldent's onler which sal • that while “ it would te a tragic folly lo turn millions of the re-employe,| hack on the streets on the argument that thu. the e >at of living co il I l>e reduced" the eaperieiue of foor months showeil the retreat from small towns could ho ac­ complished without loss lo the ; r giain. Kc-empiovnicol ai d w ag, increase, in the exempted i slMOlinhiiieitts, he said w .ie not .ulficeni to off.el the hardship caused the merchants and the farmer. *fw j tVe ay r - W ltiTRK PARK, H i h (k-t. 21 Thr*** » if thr ctliioif* who nit* t«-«l»on*ibl«' for thr dr-tintCF of tin* timtor *lu«lrn| p il»l»rNti»>n- Mt l(t<Uin* ('ollrirr tht* year. Jxmt* A. tiowily. iilil i in-rhiof of the MS«HilnpiuHl thr wi’i’kl)' new*paper, live* in link Pmk. 111. Mi-* Jiinct H. fiihnvy, of llMHtkl>n. N. Y., tw the cditor-ln-chlef of tin* "Tomokan**, the ye«r-t<H»k pulili-ltfil by tlu penitu-, i«n«l Itnhrrf \Y. Hlxrk. Pimoia, |nw«, i* nlitoi in-chief of the “ Flamiinim", tlu* tu nlhty nu«irattar winch piihh*hc* wtudent reMiy*. |h*cim«, mol -hoit -toiic* All of the Ridlin*' -indent pulilhwtlnnw mine un*lrr thr onltid of the Student \mMH*mtton nnd mr free flout lilt* JuttMlictlon **f thr fatuity ot mlmiiii*!ration. Validity Of NRA ; Code Upheld By F e d e r a l Judge with the growth uf chain n. a practice ha. gro w n up nt selli ig on* or two Item, at a loss t, order ta get people nlo a store. ‘I he] litU* fellow cannot attm I t I le| public is fiMiled Itecau.e w nai it saves on one item it lose, on an­ other. Truth Seekers Elect Mrs. Mitchell Teacher A District ally nf the Christian Endeavor wa» hold In Som nla la-l Friday. The lake Mary *♦• eii'ly war well represented, 29 b*« ingr present. On Friday night, Oft. ft, several friend* and nclghboi* g a t* Mr. and Mr*. R. K. True surprise party In honor of their tenth weddiny auni'craary. I Fr ends .of Mis* Vir* InlP* Mr| PAntrl. honorrtl her with m • fIiowi'I on Th r*«lny night, Oct. 5 ‘ at thr conmirnity building. Th® .Tlu* color tchtfim* U'io* Mur **d hmimi win brunt tfully ilmiratcd with pottrH p*ant* and flowtra* yellow. The ytteM* were received by MImc * Maty Minn ami Oonni® Hell Seller*. Ifefre^hmeft* of cakw and punch wen* arrvtsl. The I’.-T. A. held an informal m iiii *- rrreptinn for menr er» an«l teachi*t* la-t T\ie*-*y night. Oct, IT n«ill- m the m hool ' Hn.litoihim. After iiuil'1 a -inifipy mill a ml hour, refre»h•••-*vr mrnt* **f «ooKie- nt d punch war® i \l •. »i i\i<d hy the h Mrn, > I Hull. Mu. Wain: and \l»*. (ilea* o |*n»*| s | Rev. «nd Ml. J. N. Thompaoit iif»»>eit» jnln,n#.(| their tlitl** •*•»!». Iimmv, mi l» n l iitlnlav |m1 1| nt their •* l,u*> h.mr lant w.dnr-dav Atoi»| 20 * T®* • youiiir fi end* were pireent. w *\‘ | Mr l.amh »*f «he Country Clua *****1 i r u*k irevived the new* of the ' ‘ " r I f» dden d«*alh of lw»ih hi* ernnd* father and Kiandmother laal •o . . | 1,000 „ tM. j The tjirl Seoul, held u meeting Mm. I Tu<-dut at the home of I'apU 'atioi.i lin e After the ineelitia nil out. | j door lunelt m i prepared hy th* | k u L orei a" -pen file, on which . I.* i t o I'.ti'd chwe.e ooh. and bis. ., 1ruit. X Johnson also spoke in uelivlf nf t h , price control plan nf the ictail c ide: “ In recent yrars and especially o f SanforA m m j lu t * « k W lake Mary *n«i ate located In thg “ In the last year, I imi.ihmi m i i s II retailers IMV4I lt«cn iktU'll .till I*f 1 lu ju n r* . utxl |( in li l l l r i U r ililnvil that thi* po-« ■!!« • *|i**» A great -haraeter ensrted by l l d f l ' W»* paitt) to l lillli1, hn the greatest of rhareeter sclera ther« rrMtin* th* rrt«i| • •• I • f.i » Is the chief attraction of “ On* that it « an unfau p.m t I and social meeting uf th* class 1to -all unv at r i« Ir f o r lo-- ' . o i'» Man’* Journey" the RKO Radio held yesterday afternoon at the | Invoice ro«t |»lu« at lca*t a p<itti«"i Picture at the Milanr Theater to­ t a rn ftH"vr« fr night arnl Wednesday, whose sup- home of Mr*. George McOptift pn » o f l W » « t » * porriag-rual nf MiyTtfihsiih, Horo- •Wart H W T SlnSl.’ ' Honor guest* . the at ore* MrCrea ami at the meeting wrrr the members | Thla la frankly an ei|N*timrn' thy Jordan, France* ll*e is headed by the whose hirthday anniversaries are I A ili*tinfUi-h*M fom m itt ** i- N | ur Appointr*l at once to wat*h in October. inimitable Lionel Barrymore. Mr*. John H. Jinkin* presided rloaely tha operation of tin- i ••• Barrymore’a character is that! and to inuke lecominriolmn n« • of a simple country physi-ian who! over the business session when Feb. I at ’* it a great human benefactor, but regular ami yearly reports were T o protect th* consumer city o nonetheless considers himself n heard from the various officers w r ll a- c «untry, from und* e |o failure. While the story renter* and e mmitto* chairmen Dsns IncreAaea hlamnl by prof iter i - •»» rheifly about the doctor's activi­ were discussed fur raising IT’, thr recov ery movement, thr ?*t« • ties, It I* rich in youthful romance, for lwn<-volenre. dent ordered t hat* inventiiral ion •** During the social period cor­ utartAvl immetluiielv “ i t •k*l«.*om«' with Mis Jordan and James Rush Ilia central figure* of an absorb­ sages were prevented to Mra. E. the n t r i i t i te which m a aufirt urt hi%«i liun m u'd ing lave affair, and MrCrea and A Moffett. Mrs. C. C f’ riast. end p t n H u m * price* following, or in antiripni'An Miss Dee th* principals of anoth Mrs. C. A I’otnler, Mr*. E. A. of, »he upiftoval o f . mI»- o f f ill tUir toitgeS llli k‘f w'tl.U .Ill'l l* «)r. Even Barrymore enjoys a “ De­ Harrison, Mrs T. E. Wilson, and r«*n#*tltt<w» aDtl to «at up ade­ llir eutpl yi •*.».»#■ '• luiiik w n r mv Mils •I*• I h ii i *• •• • «»l cember romance" with thr veteran Mr*. C II Smith, honor guests. quate organisation* » >hv ban h «| artreas, May llobftun, who m seen Refreshment* were then served ul »nc. o f com pjein l* ag ain -l »*iich situ l.ikew »• hibitlmi of the «!*•#• i • i »o an hU houirliBf|Nfr l>v the hostess,' ssslstrd by Mrs. price mcreaara inH o f lo. «l r»*m* Cusleil tv I k f i* ol •* Harrymorv'n prrfunnanc*, il U W. ( ’ Dekle, Mr*. I>. C llarellff. plaint* auain-t retail in n-a-e* a! n iia<iui l| t.« |f " .1 Irgetl to l»e to n tr ar y to lh»* CoDtrnJtd by pravirwg*ri»( ranks! and Mrs J. II Powell. hosril of flip tiM* • min as one of the finest of this out-1 Those present were: Mrs. E cjuiremant* o f r ttkoa.*' i Johnatm -aid mo«t if th« ruro thr t'r«*sl«k ut fo * t i l ) and »• standinir Star's Iona Rail brilliant! A. Moffett. Mr*. John D. -llnkln«. plaint* have f ern aifHir>-» i.ii «aomtn«ir » ........ I I ' m • "ia I career. mu .«l A iiationsl u l i.l l<it< Mrs. C. C. I’rieat. Mr*. C. A , p n if it e e n n g at .I ihni III te*11 oaf rtlitll* t •r II.. Mir. II - »• ;i«»-on W Ponder, Mrs, K A. Il*rrl*"n. Mr- trltiunal- “ to whi«b an* I" ' feel* injuretl in th w » ' i l l 1 tei'hlp I'vlinl I 11-E Mrs. Appleby Fresiden T. R. Wilson, Mr*. C. II. Smith. cwho el* • •. ! • mi nnplAin" woubt l*e »et up a» o n«et l M'l" eaenUll i Mr*. John Kunddey, Mr*. Isrla S • romplate plau ha • nu >*e« o' Itlll ;a•• *Ii\l»llltl of I I Mall l*l\«M O v e r C I q h b M eeting ritolr, and mk.• .*»k, u i I IwGrtte. Mrs. I II Powell, Mr* worked out. The retail c«»dr waa - t p r t 'l hyj }H‘i %|w|«in of it irtml tieib a l W M McKIm. Mrs J. K. Met Mr* Haridd A. Appleby presid­ I'remdent ltoo*evell • • fo r e 'Mid­ I t ) asitia i-t III)’ ••I \ *11*1 III 1 >1 linger, Mr*. T. W. William*, Mr« night Sunday night ao that, under' JI a11V■*l(l| fl| I * k’J . Mild I ed necr the regular business and Mansfield, Mr*, l^-slie Went. Mrs. it* own t r im * It wool I ' ••coilH 'Pll l«lll« a|l|i' •Mlt 'l a 1••• I '1 social meeting of the Dependable Otto Schmchl, Mrs. G. A. Radford, e ffe ctiv e neat Monday. The *i'|iar- dent. Class of the First Methodist Mra. J, A. Brown, Mra. F. It ate d iu g « ode wan a c a p p e d and I III tiNk'i" <Bil ho la, Iht Church held Monday evening at Mitchell. Mrs W I. Hughey, and pnivm on* inaerted In the u«"ierul I•iob «inna A i r -Iii'aia ntiah th* home of Mr*. E. C, Smith, Jr., emir to caie for »|Mirial runditiona t hairxed fr ’in thr ls-1 |iial*t• Kanf rd Avenue, with Mrs Smith Mrs I. D. Mart. of the drug atorra draft. T h r n initituiit w sxe Also Mr*. Bessie Hutchison. Sc tapped alao wa* »he rlau*ej flolll daS lo 10 oil „ ’tall.' • and Mr*. E. W. Copeland as Mr* C E. Chnrpenlng, Mr* Alma daman ted t»y druggiat* filing at lining |Ki|uiU< ton ami %%••-!> I hostesses. At the conclusion of routine I.undo,list, Mrs E II Harrison. 21 percent the inaviio »u dl«C *unt| ut follows: *t|>*<« at l« •»v any no • haul "nj « 40 Hr* 44 II*• in business | social period was en­ Mrs. F inner* A II irknnn, Mr. It patent me«licine» or toilet goodaj joyed when refreshment* were W. Turner. Mrs llyron Squires, whore relai price i• l»> *hei served by the hostesses Those Mr, .1. || Crawford. M>. J W manufacturer. Strcnicu* ohjectionl §*» »•• I preeentwer e: Mr*. W S Thornton, llntleilre Mr* C. O. Itradhurv. of e» (•n«*iiii*ta to tin1 ftaing knocked it «»ut teacher, Mra. J. W. Child'*. Mrs. Mr*, ^larrnrs Smith, Mr* The “ I .*• Iinutai iofia< piovt*ior»l It. M. Mason. Jr., Mr# Kyle Grow. Mrs. J’ P Crenshaw, Ur«. em er ge d prohihitlon -ah of “ h»-* 1 Fhoemaker, Mra. Dick May, Mr*. O J. Pone. Mrs .1 F. Miser. Mrs leader*.' defined a* ’ a i t i c h - often Herman Middleton. Mra. Price W. T». ffoidehau. Mrs P D *’ srk aold Inflow coat to In 11- n h a n l Angel, Mra. 0 K. Goff. Mr*. C. er Mra. .1 M; M ve. Mr. W. ft for the purpose of ati 'a c ti n g II t o , A. Deuala, Mra. Clyde Ramsey. Ti||U Mrs. n C. BarellCC Mr*. W traik “ A merchant may article w ith iu t profit to b un a If, 0 Dek'e Me. t G Wait* snd Mr*. R. B. Wright, Mra. H. C, Weaver. Mra. C. F. Proelor. Mra. —n*s| gtes 'V R. thalkev Mrs lu t the *elhng pi ii i' '*«houM in­ fot actual, W 1— clude an allowance D, D. Smith. Mra. Burke Steele. C *-■—r MrCrusi, U -s Mra. Bert Chapman. Mr*. Paul n »rV x»rs t-hn Vsliehn, Mrs » m H-Taskill. and Mr*. John n. Jinkin* 1 UH1N0 TH E INVEHTOBR i • BTNDICATB T H R IF T PLAN U cent* a day will deliver 1X600 to you nt maturity. This la baaed nn fiH compound In* teraat and ahowa 44". gain. f * r each dollar deposited. Irvine L. Jackson N V E S T O R S Y N D IC A T E Smartness \h \Lconomy v d iW o im SouthKide F .-T .A . Has Plans For Hallowe'en Mr*. M. N. Cleveland has -wer. appointed to have charge of arraagementa f ir a Hallowe’en car­ nival to be given on Tuesday, Oct. 31 by the Sr, th Side Primary P.-T, A. on the sehr„i| ground*. I’ rrM-eeda of the affair will be user) for welfare Work rsrluaivrly. Th* carnival will i nslst nf booth* for popcorn, homemade low t’rn noveliirs which will le candy, ice cream, peanuts, .-old arranger! i '„ « i Mpr “ mi.lwsy" drinks, gran bags, hats aad llal- amang the **rl,u* ,;da*hews.r Among Ihnse who w il assist Mr*. Cleveland are; Mis. Haile T. Loach., Mr*. John HpirkllM , Mra II. A. *4»UDd. Mrs. II. .11. mil. Mra. C. » ' Piartwr. MK. G. O, Saw, H. C. Smith, J r, Danner, Mr*. II. D. Mld-ll. Ion. W. Copeland. Misa BeUy Mra- w . J. Hhmlrs. Mra. blank and Mias Marjorie Has. Allan. Mr*. W. t\ Ghapamn.' aad ■to. E. C. Hftf P*r- A n oth er l l l l S h «w — f g f And One You Should N ot M U n W ho the I ' miIpI. n I hr C hance SS or C O A X OLE D RY C L E A N E R S ur but M ot I H urry m m e B eloved C ould Character o f | P lu y A llt,, His shingle rend. Ell Watt. M. 0. hut to • whole couiitryaiufl hs i God ia a creaky old buggy I >rrc snv r#t*\ e.'flri »at* |\» D O ZIER & G A Y ’S Q U A L IT Y ' P A IN T S Bic/ft Y o u r Bulcon) 10*25 I*. Floor 10*115 To-N ijfhl Wednesday \ ,r * 1 “ Beat F or rh e S otglh " ' o ♦ A la * y a. Coma#r|uenHy. T h ey C r n tfld a s . *STANL15Y-|U)GEKS H A R D W A R E CO* 204 fiaafutnl A v e n u * A Oram* at Otvaaea » o » *g*V a o a io H BpaOfMT JPaiAM' J O II M sca a * M f t N C I I P I N • m i i Ia n c. c o o r t t , aacculi»# predvear, [ �WINNER FOR TREADGOLD Death O f PopolavStar Athlete S a d d e n s E n t i r e University BARGAIN DAYS U N IV E R S ITY OP FLORIDA. G AINESVILLE, Octi f t . — A l­ thea* h n<, tppenent has been able to c m * the Florida goal tin* In four fame* this season, a •quad of yrlaf-etricken Gator footballet* fared the yrim fsaliutlon yesterday that tha team had been heovlly scored upon by the tragic N E W LY PAPERED and painted death of Halfback Bobby Tread* apartment. Four rooms. Every gold In an autom-bil* accident modern convenience. Rent Reason­ early Sunday morning. ■ able, also furnished rooms. Good There was no football pracllca home cooking. Th# Tatty Bhop, yeatarday. Just as the usual Urn* 208 N. Park Aee. the Gator yridder* trot down th* hill from the gymnasium to Grah­ W ELL FURNISHED flrat floor am field, Bobby was btlny laid to apsrtment, 214 W. ltth. la rg e rest In hi* childhood home at living room with fireplace, atm* Falm Beach. Subdued aid sad­ perlor, bedroom, bath, dinette, dened, many of lb* Florida fo ’ tkitchen. Kclvinator, Plano,Car*g*. batl players lingered in Ihe gym­ Telephone 48. nasium, o ff by themselves, unlit late in th* afternoon. Coach Hutch Stanley, Athletic LARGE AND small furtilshad Director Edgar Janes and As­ apartment*. L a n g l e y Apart­ sistant Coaches Ban Clemons and ment*. 811 Perk Are. Call 261. Goof Bovrysr attended the* fun­ eral in Palm Beach, as did a num­ FOR RENT: 3 room furnished' ber o f the players. Tbs first apartment with private bath, practice for the all-important alto Z room furnished apartment! game with Tennessee et Knoxwith porch and private bath, 111 vtlle Saturday will b* held this aftemo n. Magnolia Avenue. “ We'll win for Bobby,” we* th# quiet but determined prediction of IB— Houses For Rent the Gator players and coaches in FURNISHED 0 room bungaloi regard lo the bsltl* with tha 23 Words or Less, Three Times.... 25 Words or Less, Seven Times.... 60 Words,.ThreeTimes...... ...... 50 Words, Seven Times................. R A V E YOUR W ATCH repalral ' by eae who really knows ho* BrOtr*. Jeweler. Mag. As. MOVED FROM Magnolia to Pal­ metto and 2nd Street. Hem.llitehlng-dreae making by Mr*. Berwick. Sewing machine* rented and repaired. Agent, Binges Ma­ chine*. Singer Shop. V A N T YOU to know we have . the Marvelous powders, and reams talked about on radio t W 1e a weekly. Everything in drag*. Campbell Drug Co, Phone 10X TRUE SPIR ITU AL Reading,. 1 Mr*. Bally Russell, Appoint­ ments'. Phone, <1521, Orlando, ■Chlifeh'Tel-vfcv# Vvery Sunday "7:80 r. M. J U V W i . 1 9 th. motto. Phone 77 Fleischer. GRAHAM 1H ton truck, staks FDR RENT: 1U aerrs tiled celery land. Four miles from town on Skid cab $128.00. Chevrolet I ton flat body truck, niw Urea $78.00. paved road. Inquire I I I E. 2nd HI. Ford one ton truck, mrteel* axle, taw Urea $78.00. Reel and Hons. ZB- 'MWetUneuat For Sal# 6—Situation Wanted .COLORED WOMAN wants Job In house or laundry work. 410 E. $th St. 10— Flower* and Plant* STRAW BERRY PLAN TS for Ml* W. W. Potter, Phone 782-W. FOR SALE: Rooted crotons, 14 different varitlta, ate per plant, llSO Magnolia Avenue. I I — Miscellaneous CASH FOR old Upld. U. S. JdCfnss. McLaulin'sJewelers, 112 Fork. . U r * W a n te d W ANTED TO BUY: Sacks to u»o Oil Med beds, ‘good used, sack* oecaptabe. also want land fsrillitar distributor, P. O. Bog I, Ovie­ do, Fla. u ._ , i - ..._______________ TENNESSEE va/FLORIDA ALABAMA va. FORDHAM N. V ;U . L. S. U. v i. vb. GEORGIA VANDERBILT TULANB VB. AUBURN KENTUCkjf vs. DUKE N. CAROLINA vg. GEORGIA TECH YALE vb. HOLY CROSS ARMY vb. CHICAGO vb . tonritw w ith th# h u d o f ■ London to y shop, who sold Mtl* i t to y M id ler*, run* ({'<•*>tineed Prom P are On#>, lie* Company la extending Its tanka had increased 20 per ■UK* 1032. kyrshlre plant and inerooaiag Ha itmff. This week-end incidentally ras the centenary e frih e birth o f LEG AL, NO TICE U M Nobel, foam ier o f the mo- b if th * and cent t v J IIM IH , SKM IVflt.K <_» t v . r i.o n io v . in r e n e v iv IN Its: K *(e te « f (IKOItOU E .burg, and Ocala are (he leading lll.I.IN, Usees.e*. *■__ _ w in a i. v w r e team* In-the conference and there < 1H IIF"EIIV «H |la little to chaos* between them. i t h aNOTICE t I h *_. * 111 . « » : rjn (r^ %■ D-, (Ocala loot to Robert S. Lee o f the' *7t, rtnr » r■ :j*"v I | >r,„,t to 1 h- llunort j l , Co B ig Ten Friday by a 7-0 ecora. I' 1,(1,, of HsmlBiil, »'* .nly, 1 Ida It* final rviurn, •< .•nun* I Kctterlhee* H igh o f St. Augne-III voseher* a* . AdmlnUln ,nr tin* has shown considerable strength Uila season against non-! .conference opposition. Tha M ullet*1 walloped L ive Oak Sft-0 Friday night. Laadoa H igh whipped For-, nandina, 13-1. Friday afternoon.) The Lions hare hot played a loop J for Rf t rr ii M i l ECONOMi /, B A K IH O P O W D E R The standing o f the teams In writm conference play follow s: __ t « k c i-liy ____ l>n yiurm n*Ach I.P FdlilirM BROWN CALIFORNIA v«. 80. CALIFORNIA CLEMSON ovie Thcatelra MICHIGAN_____ !*• nlord ‘ I m n don ,w •JuU n, TPstalks vbT m ISSISSIPPI HARVARD vbT DARTMOUTH IOWA MINNESOTA vb . MICHIGAN STATE vb . SYRACUSE N A V Y v i -P E N N NORTHWESTERN PITTSBURGH vb. vb . OHIO STATE NOTRE DAME OREGON STA+E vs. WASH. STATE S L -jgn d . T n l or see Mr*. J 19— Farms For Rent EXPERIENCED railroad rat# dark, accountant and traffic man with citrus packing house eipertsnee desires permanent runnactlon, Reply Oeo. P. I-ove 11, *18 Palmetto Ave.. Ranfonl. Two ticket* to the y i n * Theater are the prise* which m to each o f Uw three partM * who guesses nearest to the K taal namber of wntnere. \ The Important tM *g ; tf>, romemfcer la that the aotner yon torn la poor list the b e tte r ir yonr chance to win the ticket* bec* d m the tlck*l* go to the first three nearest to correct lists. Clip this coupon, place k * W " opposite the name o f the team y :e think will win, or write “ T ie " i f iron think the teams will tie, and beta* OT r*aQ j *mt list to The Herald office before noon on Saturday, Oct. HU * years an outstanding baseball player. A senior In the school of business adminlstratl'n, he held the rank of rsptaln of company “ F " in the It. O. T. C. Infantry unit. Socially h# belonged to P i­ rate,. Haerhus end Theta campus — ---- ----------------GIRLS AND BOYS soclelies and was a member of " I f its union rnllri the Alph* Tau Omega national fraternity. , According to university official* never has *n incident so shocked and saddened th* campus of the University of Florida, an incident HEWING MACHINE. $5 0(1 Swiv­ « hi h still has not determined th# el desk chair, $5.00. Vacuum fates of three other students, all cleaner. $10.00. Children's tricycle, sons of prominent families within $2.00. Mrs. A. E. Harnett, Fern the stats. l'trk. Today, as the body of the de­ parted Florida athlst* and man rested 111 a local funeral home, ( heap for hundred* passed thv bier in silent rllsnlsl at homage to a splendid boy who characterised ail tha better thing* i of young manhoed. Usfurt dawn re* burnrr^ yesterday morning, with th* fog houl laid*, hanging low over ths railroad Also good iiation, a largt crowd waitad In Ulh Hire*! , i|,nct for th# southbound train __________ I to carry Hobby home from hi* ide violin I last days In the school which h* eork done j loved and which in turn honored end appreciated him. 14— R o o m Without Board Daytona Beach Is ronfrrtnc* opponent, 'winding 32In, the only other Intra-eonferRiding Top Place encL fray last week, leratnint, previously held to a tie by Ocaja, In Foot bal l #Loop! crushed Palatka, 26-0. The set­ j back sent tha Maroona lo the bot­ D AYTONA BEACH, O e t.'< L ~ tom of the standings Daytona Beach Hi/h .earned no­ Indications at this time are that li e on rival member* .o .off the Daytona Beach, Inks City, Lee*Northeast Conference that It, would have to be given titl* consi dr raI ion this season by defeat-, In* Hanford 20 to 0 Friday In itai 1833 loop debut. The victory put the Buccaneers at the top of that conference with Lake City's T ig ­ ers, who played Starke, a DtM»J F oe Them Produce Them When Prices Are High! A ft e r W e riave • •» . Repaired Y o u r t TW O W ELL Furnished double n»m s, next to balR, hot and ' Bold water, also shower, Ideal for four boil nee# men, 1220 Msgno- ■ i ■% Autom obile W e Guarantee We H a ve M ade M any ... ! H appy Customers W ith This Guarantee * ‘ | V' ;7V* ■a'*-1'** A n d W e Can M ake *m ' _k Y ou h a p p y T o o t 0* a I trial W. c.n do This with ■ smalt guaragto^ vrary Job. Try u* « d *** for “Distributors For W oodruffs Seeds* Phone 82 U a d ln x ’A B E A V E . �ST;' f . r«y ‘ 3 «1 <S1 1 ? •J r ' R ««r I Gault Farit/ £1 AN 1NP0PKNDKNT M rm ber A m o d a lt d EDS GET D ATA ON BAIRS Expected To Run IAIL? NEWSPAPER Price Five Cents S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E I N E S D A Y , O C T O B E R 25, IM S CHEAP FOREIGN Hitler Pleads FI O f His Regime GOODS MAY BE Win Equality POT UNDER BAN NUMBER r Approval STOCK MARKET Effort To ith Nations RALLIES WHEN Opens With M etal: DOLLAR DROPS Bought For $31.36 so BERLIN, Oct. 25.—UP)—Chan­ tlnr t foreign pollclex, w «» cellor Hitler pleaded with Gee- pas lunate that hi* voice frequent­ many yeaterday to rndorse Ana ly rok*. I r Jsfrnded hi* sdmir.i.tration in its efforts to win equal­ N R A G etsA u thorityTo regime ity for Germany aim-ad and do­ and '-oneerned himself principally Brisk Buying Follows witl Ihe complaint that 'he rvst Control Imports I f mes! c |ieaee at home. Tumble Induced By N ew Y ork Towns ” \Ve desire to live with all 01 he world does not understand Isolated By Storm They A re Harm ful others in peace,’* he averted- “ Let Gernany. Hit arraignment of <h* Idea That R FC Gold To U. S. Industries Olliers draw the consr<|uenc,«. Wo Ver ladles treaty anl reparations Plan Is Inflationary ELIZABETHTOWN, N. Y , shall sign northing Ihnl i* dishun war mailed ty bitter attacks in Oct. 25. — <A>>- Several small IV* slrow Wilson, G.-txt Urltjln otaldr. If *ny nation IS entitled W Afm iNO TO N, Oct. 25.—(JP) WASHINGTON. Oct. 2I>.— NEW YORK, Ort. 25—m — communities were Isolated to­ 'ranee. WASHINGTON, OcL 2(5.— — Machinery to control importi lo rlaim divine help it is tier- amt hr day and roada were blocked by (A .P .)— Shephard Morgan, “>h« 'he only nations which can Th«* forvign exchange market JeIhnl might l>c endangering mitt* many. (A.P.)—The Roosevelt gold continue to live in the b n g run”, cidwl the new RFC gold price fix­ a damaging blixxard which Ch^ae National Bank vicea s : — Hortens*— K---- W rilsT of 1 fiwl American industry was given j "■ w » ld rather diethan act buying policy won Inaugu^ he l I'.e « « f r ird , “are thoic which are ing plxn wo* decidedly Inflation­ hlaeted out an advance winter Mrs. iiortcnM K* Welli, al %jfi* Vr,ip n liv hv PrMtiIfntdUhonoisbly toward nivn.it i*»n. If president, told Senate investi­ Tampa, Democraticnational com’ NRA„ h) 1 resi.ieni J to sacrifice live* for ary yeaterday and ■ *evere tum­ greeting to Northern New tiled today with tho gov­ woman -h o U expected to| R™»evelt n an executive order r* send ,m . . t h e gal Wdgllg gators here today that $30,- mlttee ble In the dollar gave stock* and York. Automobile parties were kortr. ernment buying gold at ‘ i_f _ . K. vmmw . « unit to Investlirstc complaint# •tapir* another sharp boost. the World ■•Erin sti. entered HU <000,000 of serial certificates « o Into the primary neit year rHrnp fnr*irw imports. * lli* a t»« mlnut* »«Wr* marooned at many points, and 131.36 an ounce, 27 cetiM -. ndidate for the United Hutea I'rtce* on the New York stock ist her will ani ended 1%-a3 h e ld by banka were paid off many tree* and communication Emharirnes, quota# anti higher j niarlsing the in ang illUMI her v Wnr sgninst . . . , Senate against Senator Parkhigher than quotation* on iif the Reich* tml* eic'ii.m caor. trial fight’ honorably, relying on and ommndlty exchange* and the lines were broken. The storm 1 1 are at the rommand of before 120,000.000 held b y ] Xrsrnmel,t , nJ , ho.t of other*,! the Ixmdon gold exchange, L daybreak. About the atlmini«t ration if thorough in­ paign in prvparati II I'M th,* No.. lire promise* of President Wilson Chicago Board of Trade wobbled ended at anxioa* to g*t tha Joh Mr*. Wvll«j uncertainly during much of ihe the public was paid. (Continued On rags Two) Elisabethtown the countryside Tho* the Administration cm, 4'' finds pleas of Amer­ ! 12 pleoiM'iti' A»n ilit* ndm.nUtro vc*1 Lrnt on day. and it was not until pro Although Um former" had laUr hat declined to comment other ican lay under from six to I t Inches producers for aid justified barked on th* latest phase of Ita, | nnunerd weakness appeared in the of enow. maturity dotes Morgan aaid pub- than to My “ I will have a formal NBA may make only preliminary manifold program for Increasing' dollar during the afternoon, that u rtr bald certIrlRitea could net bo and dtfP.ilte statement as to my Investigation. If it found a Si.’isli commodity prices, In a step pro­ brisk buying developed. called before maturlt/, whilo those candhlacy in due time/’ for action, the President would claimed by th* President to be By the! lime Ihe Chicago wheat bald bjr the ‘Chaae National Hank turn the question ova* !»» the tar* toward "Managed currency” . Th# market bad already closed with could be. ff rommission for thorough sift­ purchase plan applies only to new* yestrnlay'* upturn whittled down Under questioning by comnjlting I pon its findings he would ly mined American geld, Includ­ by 1 to I 1-2 rent* , bushel by tSe counarl Decora Morgan u ld tee ct ing that from Ita terrlUriea. . j art to control foreign competition. profit-taking sale*. Cotton at New nothin/ In the certlfiWllh PreeWent Rooeevtlt kep* S'ork. however, finished |1 to $1.35 The onler was taaticNil as ArnerI-1 —1——— held by the banker* permlt1' In the White HenOt by n coM* their payment before malurl J can newsprint paper produc-eri ^Camps ToBeO pencil A t A 1 1-I)ay Disturbance a bale higher, xllvar future, official! of the age dries Involved gained nearly a rent an ounce nnadian and European were busy yeeterday making Brings Setback To hides rose as much aa 1-4 of a Various Places Koff Alber U. W lggln, former ^halr- ~ paper men to attempt to work out preparations for ~lh* rent a -pound, and rubber abou C 1-3 nuut o f the banka executive com­ R elief O f - Jobless OppoHttton G TO up8 of a cent. UnreNt “ I t i > «voTmtnryvprice agreement which m ittee' sm nnm cwi"th» *h#*Voi'uH-' G row ing M ore Police Called To These offtetela, nevartbeleax, found would safeguard the Americana time to m u x report* o f second day tartly /are up a contract with Just b i» inflatlonar) the HKC'a Nation Credited To HAVANA. Oct. 25.—fA F *> —After (4*) Of Guard Plan t Which market reeetlon* to Ota Presi­ the Chaae National that gave him (Continued on Page Four) in assuming the higher coat a Im- — TALLAHASSEE, pr .tM»m of rchi'f f..r a night nf terror during which the Conflicts O verN R A I used by cud** terms. A tariff waa IrnlA ji.i.l.-.a retired pay of 1100,000 a year N early 3000 L e f t dent's plan, announced In hi* ed­ in Florida tin. .. intwt| »lr —a- rent with exploding bomb*, dies* of Sunday night. They were for U fa., th* rC’ -ihan gov arnme ni* aaiarled ci».I between fllllMBNl BflQ * *L 1 *~* Jacksonville Lawyers NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 25.— virtually out of the «|Ueatlon on to Cost Payment by Cuba of interest on (Continued on Page Two) AUGUSTA, On., Ort. 26.— (AT— pleased to note an upward trend 'C ] IIMl.mm n month wa- anm inetd thi# morning that it hnd broken Growing uncertainty throughout Meet With City Heads Additional police ware placed on In xrheat, even though the gain bonda held by American* with here >e*terday hy Mami# KhgC» Ihe hw« k of oppoaiuontat move­ the country* attributed to the money loaned by the Chair Na­ duty In Augusta's textile mill wa* latar erased by profit-taking, ment! which had foaierod a gener­ state relief threctisi, spread off labor trn Idea, conflict9 (Continued On Pags Tw o) tional Bank of New York wa* J W Shands, Jacksonville at­ ■trike area yesierdky aa rtgtl,» al at like, and t hat the s trike which IV l crchantsl TrgedToBe The plan efiioince# unemiiloyMI over the NItA program, unsatis­ broujrht to the altrntinn of the torney for the Bondholders' Pro­ broke out In the piekat line at gripptd the nty all day yeaterday rainp# at Tampa, Minriv IVtwafactory retail trad** and further A t Trade Body Meet Cl Senate Committee yr*terday in Manufacturing plant t ol u anil Orlaiitio where non will waa terminated at midnight last tective 4 rmuiltre, and l.uclen II. the Xing hut proportionately naialler reresI Continued on Pa/e Two). while the 3 P. M. shift* were night* Boggs. Jacksonville attorney, who in housed while working n IW* #lim# in mimrndily price*, Is n»* lleeaiise uf Inclement weather* I'lovenients and acinmiii" uiioRa Slight damage wa* occasioned was ,n associate ceansel for the changing. flectetl in hint w< ek'a reports « -rhrduled meeting of the Tornwhen Immba were thrown under city of Hanford in Its successful Home 3000 striker* from th* ( Continuawl on I'agi- fwn| from the fedtial reserve center#. in* i int Committee of the Semi­ R eady T o (Cknitinuea nu Ca ge T w o ) •nit against the Chess Nall oast fear mill* which have been closed In many uiea# however, cmLOS ANGELES, O et 28 —W ) nole County Chamber vf* ComBank, were in Sanfprd yesterday or crippled by walkouts In th* last —Th* foothill section surrounding ptnynumt Kn* rofrltmirrl to train, | tuerce drew only a small attend.(Continued On Pag* Two) Brain OperationGiven moraine in ronfrrenc* wilh mem­ and so fur no Io s t * UiVi* Iteeu ro I « s Angslss on th# north and east mice at the City Halt yeaterday 2 SailorsDieW henNew bers nf the City Commission. lUontimicrt on I’upc Fuurj was jarred lost night sharply by Plana *re virtually completed afternoon although the aubjeet for YoungVictim O f Wreck ' whl.-h will p ro v i\ adequate and U.SX rumerlHRanuned Thr merltng was drtuled to ■ Sarraut A grees To Be an earthquak*. Ths shock waa felt 1tit « 1-Miin wa« whether or not the discussion i f the 1933-34 budget, to a l*s*sr deg*** In th* metro­ Intaroatin/ entertainment for the men hunts of Sanford w ish to a** G A I N E S V I L L E . » r l . 25 <j*P>—■ nearly 100 ntembara of Woodmen President Is Impatient sist In staging an M\HA Sale" Jeff Rny Arnold,. Hiovrlafid, one SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2f». and Mr Hhanda eaptessed the Head O f New Cabinet politan district of th* city. No In­ jury, apd practically no damage \n f— aim cruiser I'hicaga, n#w view* of the Committee he repreIhgr** here Thursday, Nov. 2. at th* world aampa in o e n t m i O v e r M i n e P e a c e D e l a y i)f i brei• Cin versi t y i•f Kb*•ill a util* l^T—The PARIS, Oct. S S i - l f ) - Ffjrt- W M ~ r e » * « U d _ ^ — i, i L m I badly I m " 1 * IIL UlkU°n >h* b“ <U*dtjija Woodoien D iitrM hfo; 1 tt XUUkliAiM dent* "who ha^e been in a < tiliral The meeting wan adjournal nnher! Mr. Dugg* *aa prv«n4 dli- dsnt Lebrun today asked EcsetoT In Glendalo, rannsd goods r riw exported l o /OtherTreW W ASniNG TO N, Ocl. 25. —f/B— til toniy*r at ft:.10 oVIock, and^E. condition In the Atarhun OduiHf ■1 C & », two mchibe R p | rut# an unpaid balanro of at- Albert Harreul to form a cabinet tumbled from shelves end pint -Mire Iin m-nilr i near Imre crew Jb I <>f Injuries, another rrcrw lii/tlt at T:S0 a'cloek, it Th* PfMiidivfit Is hacoming Impa- F Ilfttcl »rth, chairman of the llo h• torn**y’« fara. No nfficUl action and he agreed to undertake the o f burglar alarms wsfo is t off. nun nine, uralerwent #«Hou#l> hurt and a fourth } wo* stated today. Sundrtv inofUing, tii'fit over lhr long ilrawnnut tv* com mitt i - toiloiy urged u large en»h Sundav task. Beverly Hills, slso in ths fdSthlll t iTiuml upititlmn ve»lenbiy, t< missing after a collision jeitli, wa* taken by the ('ommUrioner*, The /ethariflg mark* th e'first gnljations for peace* on “ raptlvi'” and M i i eacntative a t i « n d- »u cm The cabinet would replace that ■action, but to th* west, reported day with the Mulish f re I filter it w»* learned from City Clerk — quarterly meeting o f the DIs- minr* in Pennsylvania ami h»,wii-> iuii ! Imo of committer niendiera' retie* 1)o prt-oyiriu iactl by nf former premier Edouard Dxla* i nly s light shock. , Silver 1'aim. V S Lam*nii. trict and representative* from ft*port#hI at noon today to **ifpi'Ct and u-ei I'unta'; who, it ia believed ronrti"U*fi of ill** bin in. ■tier whirh fell lhi. week after a The only effset of the quak* {n The %i»*e|* 1 1 jute logo'her, in ■ Thi* npi*r»ttiui w « n pi rfoi iiifHl by I'V ill* i Minlltef, will Iwneflt hy camp* In Seminole, t^ike, Volu»ia, a rrply from Myron Taylor, chan helled drnsle in ths ('.hamber nf 1,0. Angeles was In Jar loose h routh Orange, Brevard, and 0*ccole man af the United Stales St«*t«l Ho -iiigiio* of » special amir* day Dr F lwnrd Jt-lk". -lark-onvilla, a* log of! Point Sui, Fttl BOMB WHKCKH SHOP Lepulie* ovsr the g.itwmment few stones from the old rodof here f if Iii fit to l'r Ralph J»“ k reuntie* are expected, a* well a* t’orpmution, wjthin a few hours. lieu next week Irsder’a plan lo balance the budget stoned courthouse which had bean ( HMtivillc. anil by Sh' \V C. Tboma# The Prfaiilcnt has told operaA great hide waa t »rn in thr elate officer*. rillG AG O , Oct 25, - (A*l— A nrd protect thr franc through condemned and roped off follow* mol J. Maxey IM I. Jr., (lainrovillr. port *ld< of the Chicago Ihe bow black piiwiler bomb exploded and various new taxes and govern, ing the Mar. 10 quake which B. F. HergU, e f Umatlll*. wilt torn of the mines owned hy the KEENAN SUCCEEDS M AII.OY Mi## (icrlrtide Ovi*r#i n*ft, tuprr- of the Silver Halm struck jus. for­ par t tail) wrecked a « • • beauly mental rranomiei. preside over the meeting. Princi­ at eel and Iron com primp* I hut if caused damage amounting to mil-- ' ward nf the number 1 * urret, in(ra m tr*nt of the boipltnl!, luiid early they do not nuke terms with mi­ WASHINGTON, Ort 2f» *dh ,linp it* owner had fdanned lo pal speaker* will be State Mana­ Ilona and th* death, of mar* than * ner# he Hill step In. Joseph Lt. Keenan, of t h velatid, J la#t night that Arntiltl had f*»me jK'fud i ul'-.l the heavy armor plate iqten yesterday several mile* from A IT O R ’H HON HI It'll>KK ger V. P. Miller at Lakeland, head 120 parson*. L>ng Besrh, the ran­ ihroigh the otw ration in good and bored in until It rcaelmd a I uuj * n|ipoinli<l an a^MiP.lant ui * where a Senate eubcommillee i* cpneul II. R. Beer* o f HI. Prtarater of that quake, w*i unaffected -hajM-, but that hi* rendition had moat t j nidahip. runs l ^ l T t Ht IMUIMOTEII torney gein ial hy I’re#. lC«M»«evrlt | HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 25 -<A*>— ronditeling hearing* on how to by last night's shuck. burg. National Committeeman H. The t Hicagn headed for Mare yeolei dn\ lo succeed l*lit Malloy, | hiTump **« hitL niiire r»ciit$‘ linn*'' Police icpurteil Kotiert M. Man­ ) ( . McCully o f Jackaenvllle, and Kotrt it KlooppH .Jr.. JAeksonville I'•land f«r a survey of iamage curb crime and racketeering in CIIICAC30, <let tel I. Jr., 21-yesrold aon of th* State Committeeman Judge J, G. Joaeph 11, Keenan, y In |il't»»er||- of <11 liihoina, wh-> resigneil nev­ and f * nest Kt.hei, Jr, Tampa.* Hlu| for repair* The MiU. r Halm. CHHCKH TO EMPLOYER er nl wei ks ago tale Robert U. Mantell, famous Sharon c f Sanford. *,hunt'd unly n flight improvement also i.adly ttamngrd* turned l ack ted the Kelly Hailev kidnaping I'A YN K G l'ITS PAPKR Nhakeapearean actor, shot and The meeting will atari at 7:50 gang nl Uklalumia City, wa* noti­ dm mg' the dav 'h* inl-kil Ttie for K«u Franc*h*vu, HT. LOUIH, Ocl. 26.—(A1—ThW killed himself early yesterday In omIi <o»n of ail 1 hir« had hoeii o’clock. A t 5:00 o'clock member* fied yesterday he hud been pro­ A man leeently traveled ftOOO Chiiif l^y « It-rk John W Pray, WEST PALM BEACH. Ort. 25 hi* apartment. Discouragement Borland Hhoe Stores. Inc, operat­ •il >e#tenb*y • a **ext remi-ly Nrwp »rt. R. I . ami Ltrut F S e f the local Camp wilt serve an moted to chief of the criminal initf* from Sydney to North (A3 W. A. Payne resigned ye*- over hie career an actor was ing ratal) shops In 30citl*a, jroaold-faahloned chicken pilau. Thl* division of the attorney general'# Qiieeiialand* Australia, nSi\ liveil i haprllr, niarim* corp*, U h I v i Lmi , lerday a* general manager of the tsrdsy forwarded $5 gift checks given a* ths motive. . xr(U be followed by a btsaines* *e*- office. on nu all fruit diet. N Y., vtvrv killrtl. M ,n hinUt Pal m Beach Post, a position he I to each of approximately 400 em­ »lon daring which many candl.loNifpli A. t III It*I ■„ (armlto, N. J.. bail helil for the last eight years, ------------------------------- —------------------M issH e rk in s A p p ro ve s ployes and urged them to be/ A jflt e g will be Intmdured and given ---------------------------------— wa# Injured Rt>riou*ly and LirLt. lie iliil nut ann"unre future plana. HILLY DOVlt 1H ILL ■'something that you need." 13m. M ' ' Protection Degree o f the 11 A. Mar Fa* tarir, Hnvt-i lull. j Rearrangements Mum ., win iniaAtng. Camp. HOLLYWOOD, Ort. 25—<A1— checks at*tod at tho top that tkty t FIINHUAI. MEN MEET Itillle Dove, screen actress, Is re veers void unless spent within an*' The committee In chare# o f arWASHINGTON, fh-t 25.—W5— purled seriously 111 from plsurLy week from date of lsu* with «**• rangdnwnta Inctndee J. W. Snow, Secretary Perkin* ennuunred yesOCALA, Ort. 25.—(A3 —About st her home todhy. Only her hu> earns displaying ths blue *agle.t Lindbergh Suspect Is * I . J. Braekln, and George Slinli rita> that, effective immediately Appealing to Sarforrt Kiwau'nns to widen Park Avr.iue. which 1* delegates attended the opening band, Robert Kenaston, and her " - t t Given Bill O f Health Atl and all rvaidrnti of this city lb it a rontinualiog of Slute It >ad No. the 35 immlgrnliitn and 23 natural session of , two-day meeting of mother, ere permitted to tee her GROUP H YSTERIA ' Unllnn diitrlcls into which the (he Florida Funeral Directors and Ml** Dove he* been ill a month ihey look, morr for the hrighi 3, from the banil»h*l! to llnneva c>iunlrv formerly was divided woubi NEW YORK, (let. 25 -0*1 N E W DANK OFFICER side of the complex picture of life Avenue. COLUMBUS. O , Ort. 25—(ff) lie ciin-ulidatril into 22 districl-, I irul. Jaiaea Finn, former body ’Embalmi-re A»*'n here yeeterday. She Is an eipertant mother in Sanford toJay, and drtlaririK — First on* g irl' giggled, than hariillmi: Uith iininigraliun and nut C. Itua*ell Ma* in, wh i had been guard (o Col. Charles A LindW IN T E R H A V E N , Ort. 25.- that there arc now numerous evi­ another, then a third. Soon 1$, li-igh, I* eonvinerd thal John o f tbo American National dences of progress and develop­ nominalri) us president of tbn cl"'i urulitHimn affeira. were la th* throes of giggling amt 1 The K-errangcment wae bvoaght J (; rrh, hell hy Biwtun po -•*. I< !> Winter Haven annupoee l ment In this city, Karl Lehmann, for the new yrar «>ms works ago, (eschar* In a study room at t j had named A . G. trails ooity aecrvtary todav mid wa* olTirially elected la office to­ ■bout by Prealri.nl Roosi-Vclt'a ex- |i, t,„ way ronnecte.l with ins kid Champion Junior high school war* gm erly o f Athena, Go., hla audience that one o f the finest gether with ihe following officer*! ectmvr order coniblqjng the imml- liming ami ala)ing of lhr Lindunabls to at*p It. Th* principal vleo pr—IJiat and cashier. Mr. method* of rebuilding feitn in S. F. Doudnry, 1st vu j-preslJ#nl gra'i'in ami naliiraHgatlun bureau'1bt ,yh ba> y. a high nffina f ihe called a doctor. "Vary common,# • K gaaeW arrived hare Monday and Hanford and Seminole Ciunty lira W. S. Coleman, 2n I vlia-presi lent; into f»n$* as an economy tnrasurt* New York poller drpartnnni said Ixing-rstablished Rotary Qub tempting lo do at tha present ha said. "It's group hysteria/* l O t n O y morning ha assumed In a motor drive along the road­ Arthur Bransn, in-asurei; T. L. DaruH \Y Marl'iirtiiark wa# nfj last night. Ideals form th* basis of the N a­ time. The cod* af ethic* aa propoint pel riunnilftpinner nf the new The official said he had rs.rired *' at Um k art. tional Recovery Act, Sanford Ro- mulgaled by Rotary la msrsly thej bed of Ihe new lakefrunt L -ule­ Duinaa, J. G. Hhaiun, tl, I). Cas­ hun'iiu #rvfinal months ngti, thl, information from Finn, who Larians were told when they gath­ Ida* of ’ Llv* and Lot Uv*.1" va rd. well, Howard luirv. Jnn. I), Jin Th# world's greatest meat aaU » « - *rnt lo interrogate Corel), in SUGAR | t iN DIES ered at th* Vsldei Hotel for Speaking extemporane iu*ly, Mr. kina, W. B. Zach-y. and E. B. Mr. Bentley else told of tha rap-, era or* th* people of Argentina, a telephone ronvMrsatiot.. . r) f luncheon yoeterday neon te He­ Id and expaaelee growth of Re- who i n n p 34a pounds o f inaet Lehmann cited many facia which Randall. Jr ., as iiirrctcir* p k u r k x A C H . Oct. U . he hail gleaned dur ng two months , Announcement was made that Raymond MoIeyTerms Iba' Finn will return lo N'es Yelk len to a short talk by Ed R. Bent­ ter, which now has represent*- , p,f „ ) f -f Pierre Alexander Poche, of traveling throughout Florida, the monlhly J l m l j i i ' Hireling N R A A h Real Success immediately. ley, of l-ekeland, district Rotary tlon In 75 nations. International j IVspItg Finn'* belief, the police gar mill operator died appearing before rule club:* as good-will, he said, has benefited | goermor for Florida. win he held abusifl Kiqranlan Otn Jei-aiimenk will continue eifort* at a U»Al Weepltal, fel- guest speaker anJ gunveraing Caldwell’* “ MU* Orlando*, river Mr. Benllsy, making hla first tremendously hy th* activltloa uf M W t tillK. Oct, 25. —1 The to obtain a supreme rourt order Yesterday’ sW eather i abort IlM M . lie ranm with numerou* men end groups freighter which will leave the dork NRA, declared Raymond Mutey official visit te ths Banf°r4 flub, Rotary rluhe. qiermitting an eiaminallon of the ■ Ortean# I® Florida alt Who have p finger on Thus* attending tho muting Ull *h« UV palne of tomorrow night at C.3o oVIock. yest i-ila) I- a *uc:#e* “ licyond the contents of a safe depot it bsx spoke on “The Four Highways of n .o iu u A Rotary." Ii« outlined these high­ were: II. R. Cloud, o f Orlando, » f th'eMato. ■ certain portion gf itteni'nc thr nirrllng fondi-'t dirsin. of those who advo­ Gorch malnUdat in a N r* York lit)U id, of Altamonte cated it." ways as Ihoss leading to th* 4*0 r Dorsey Perry, of Avoa Fork, I* rndl U'd a tour, Mr. Lakmaan pr< ■1st l l l « h U w Rale bank. *"!»■ gors* end Kiwuiiinna of proper social ssrvlco, clob Mrv- A. Perkins, of DeLand, Royal Ad. ban V o h d __Vs"” let m u m better .than that uf The former assistant secretary ApetaeaideL rlr II II .„ ico, community ssrvles alld IkUr- dlngton, of Avon Park, Walter Iksrtaw last year, -which wa* better 'bnn Howard Ovrrlin. win p.-vslJcd. S.j ef state, who designed lo edit a ----------- .... It ill '____ _ 44 rn.il at any time since the I- -jia " He Jr Nbt, Fletcher B*''*y, Anhur mags sine, told Bernard college natlosul srrrtce which a n th-> Treat, of Msi bourne, and F. D, l u l l s , I r i O J M A p V R K T is tN f; ADJOURNMENT OKK3ED CluW* four major actlvlllos. •aid that ovary c^ty will benefit by Braun, I. J. Br* kin, E. C. l|0f students (hat "it le not necessary Alsop, of Orlande, and Rotarianf i'ai'iT'u.' - T f 'i l aecrvtary o f the this trrurisL crop, and 'hat the MT, Bill DuBo.c, V. IL Wilmn, to defend the NRA, even though “ It 1* Rotary * function.'' Mr. Paul Stine, who praoidod. A- W, UalaasytU* - ~ . ... GENEVA, Oet. 15.— (A'--The t f C mmrrr*, wtaa thing le de it I* get r?*'1' E L Hoy, A. B Johnson, B. D. criticism ran be beard. ■leering ° f tU DL- Bentley said, "te pars th* way Epps, H B. Pop*, a. W. Spencer , Xsy West _ / O t M . •r, a »e rto r nf tour. fo r the r let tors. CanweU, T. I- Duma*. C. O. B «t«, arm.mcnt Cjnferencs today r#c for th* thought end sscllona off the B. U Msltblo, & "It is thr greatest eominon effort la- vt ~ J 3 r j j , Pa nting to recent Impro'<menta Dana BenUke, W B. Xachty, F. ever made to think and act aa a ommended aa adjojrnmem until nsllep. T»n years ago M tory Btevsne, W. A. la DeLaod, wore la iOay afUrao-m h> ceq- U the downturn dietret, /• well leaders began stressing th* Idea Heyne*. S. 0 . Gray Fran* I'elrvw, W .fA . aglt In the reiteration of the rca- Dec. 4. TU* recommendat n* w Harry Papworth and a* the preaent etat-s of th- Lki Otto PnldweB, S. made nitfcmht and* r* land in| that o f ends* o f *t hie* ter each hast- man, J. Anamle Uf* of the nation.* Mu I ral trail. front boulevard, Mr, * Lehmann Karl leluuana, Jn>. Leonard k the parley w ill begin thee if It's nes* and profession, T T u , . n r - i g . ■Reared hie hag rare when he *aid Rupert Strr.klaa'l P. president, Arthur Hendersoa. aid find v th* National W. C. HuUhlaoa. n, N. J.. hag had aa open Howaro l*oeg, C Harden, R. ff, the committee, are convinced that tn * t o t the stale toad rkport mi it hen promised not «mly to •»«*O. Hbarosi, Ray FoX^jC. air movie theater, where patron* sufficient progress has been made Rotarlan* th# T. WilUama, may drive In and enjoy the show In the m*M$l<** aod th a t't is na i waet lki* plete the tep^reealng of thr r a t W. b- Culcraan, worth who w ire know i tlr car*. “ ' “ ae ggaalMA but ful to eoatkuo, ♦,-V .. S.-'gJ.-l' - ' %. -fjsaitw* .»t(i » * 4 ( d 4 'a ^ » udence Offered Sen­ ate Group Showing T h a t Public Trust Was Not Fulfilled U.S. Embarks On New Phase O f Program To Increase Average Commodity Pri cea PAST WEEK W A S : ONE OF TROUBLE, REPORT SH O W S. . . . . . . m STATE W IL L AIDfNfGHT OF TERROR ITS TR A N S IE N T BRINGS END TO WINTER VISITORS STRIKE IN CUBA STRIKERS FIGHT GEORGIA TEXTILE MILL W ORKERS Los Aiureles Area Has A n other Earthquake Woodmen . Entertain Big Throng Lehmann Calls On PeopleTo Look h'or Job Bright Side Of Life In Sanford Today RotaryPrinciples Form Basis Of NRA, Governor Bentley Tells Sanford 'Club *\£s&“c r ,5 i g B / la S - V • a a e s i- li , '• H li � 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, October 24, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 24, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 24, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7993d05ba310bb8bdfea50f6b8f65292.pdf 376351729667b4544c3a9df4b07c3284 PDF Text Text I * g g ^ L / : . ‘- y _ ,— — :jw f f j'm i • IJPQB ‘ '<*: t TI ' ' f d o . m w » A r i, 1 rn x x Florida’s He a r t Greatofct VejsUbU * Garden Land Cloud J i j g r a f f ) t S •e-J* p rra d H by rain tonight tad Tuesday. w jL * " ** * ' , AN INDDPEN1IENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Member Associated Press . HANFORI). FLORIDA. MONDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1933 o l i c y 1,700,000 MEN Is Frebiised Nation BACK AT WORK RooseveltlA gain LABOR FINDS f t « v ie w in g : H e Is In S a y s P rogrra m , | P rogress! D e fin ite ly R ig h t M ade P ilo ts G ra f Z e p p e lin T o H E R E T~ D ir e c tio n W eek Jobs W i l l Fur C h a n c e llo r In su re P o lic ie s 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 R e m a in in g : N U M B E R .101 . . . ----------------------—- * /La PEACEWUH Retail Code Signed EQUALITY IS By Roosevelt T o Go HITLER’S AIM Into Effect Oct. 30i;i M ia m i H u tG r c e n S a y s 3 0 -H o u r S P E A K S Pries fir s Cents F o r J o b le s s O f R e ite r a te s In F a n a tic G erm an A p p eal U n ity S m a llT o w n S h o p o w n e r N a z is C h a r g e d W it h E x em p ted F rom A ct; F ir in g : P la n e H a n g a r L ess T h an V In v o ic e N a tio n C o s t S a le s B an n ed . VIENNA, Oct. 2 3 —</T>— An REGENSBURG, Germany, Oct. attempt waa mada to bum WASHINGTON. fX-t. 23 — ; 23.—<A*>—Chancellor Hitler, mak­ down airplane hangars at 8 «liing hU flrat apeerh directly to (A.P.)— President fntbseveli burg airport today where po­ the public alnce Germany’# with­ signed the corfe fo r ' retail lice plane* guarding the bord­ drawal from tha League of Na­ ers are kept. Pollcs aaid tha i stores just nefore iiltilnight tion*, waa tumultuously cheered fir* la undoubtedly o f Incen­ IlM t night, with nr^/tcmptlou here yesterday a» he criticised diary origin and waa probably ' to little store keeperr 100 percent petriotlam and relterIX1 ^ atart ad by Naila. Diamvery of aled Germany'# deaire to live towne of 2600 |>coplc or lesn.. -g the blat* by a cuatoma guard peaceably but on equality with The net made It possible enabled airmen t oextlngulah It the real of the world. for the code to go into i-iTect before aerioua damage waa The occasion for hla apeecn waa a week from today at the iM-gledone. Authorities pointed out an a««embly of Storm Troop* «t nlng of a new month. It fmblda e that the fire occurred at ap­ Germany'! Hall o f Fame In the aalaa at lesa than tnvot r *'o«t, and proximately the aame hour aa countrywide near Kelhelm, Bava­ tho provialona apply to *halo ria A Itemendoua vvation greet* I paper awaatlkaa and tha Nail *tntr« tn -mall town- *• well. ; the chancellor when he went on emblem, wera being acatterod •'re.pl,' tit Rltuw nll waa avkud •be .peakeri' platform. .a all aectloni of Vienna. to approva tha retail rol<- xmn t e ­ "W e who experienced four Bt'l a tajegram aent yesterday *>y 1-esA a half yrara of w ar," declared Hahn, prealdent of th- NatiooUHiller, "are beat qualified to knt-w RtU li Dry Oooda’ Aa*>K'7*ii— n. The ^ J U _ lerron^. .W« alan am boat equipped to understand the dif­ reesaaga, mad* public l-y Mir. I t-a is s.a -a i U v r T H I HO. ference oetween hurrah patriot1<m Hahn at the asaoclation in ad> lM.OsU.IMm ate wfitl wnempl ynl. and the genuine aplrit of unity." "Winter !*» jo t Mb«*a>l What S O U T H F L O R I D A U T V IN O F F S E E K S lie waa Interrupted by wi>.l Prealdent that "mir ro.l» tg* ! aii %%*• t.i .h. fio the-i HMiHti.lUMI your hand, uml many J cheer, when he aaid the world waa i'»«»**np|nvi,d in tin r *mini; months? thousand! of istall merrhantifb tp theuaant Tli* onl> %%.»\ \». tan i-ooilily ptlt B E A N S A R E B E IN G P R I V A C Y .O N T R I P not tn interfere with German). throughout th e country "Our goal,” aaid Hltlei, " j to "W hatever necessary to end in j •hem to wink • by i» further makr the nation happy again by , anxloualy awaiting ynu> npprovg view," he diarlaaed, "we «b ill also j hoiteninir of work bom s." M A R K E T T O W A S H IN G T O N getting It ita daily bread tre- L a b o r H e a d s u c c u m b s in the h p* that this lung period! V T R E A D G O L D ; : *1he ••ItmrtiVf of the A. K. of S E N T T O boy or sell gold In the world mar- |B O B (Continued On Pag# Two) of uncartalnty during wliicli our £ kti.H I. is n ’t() hour uoik week f r all T o H eart D is e a s e (Cunllnuen On Page 'three) "This Is a policy an«l nut an ex­ ilido t i v. Green lia** told the ad F n irly Good P rice Is M o s c o w O f f i c i a l s A r e jG A T O R A T H L E T E , A f t e r S h o r t Illn e s s pedient. It is not In bo used ministration that link *** nil MIA FAIR EXHIBIT ATTACIIKO P r e d ic te d Fur Crop; S i l e n t O n D e ta ils null*# approximate .1 "I11 • (rf# L o c a l G r o u p A s k s F or*' ^ i * . « M w s » , D I R S IN W R E C K wiek. or*ranixed lalwu in'im will TAI.LAH aV s EE, Oct. 23.- i/P) O f H is Itin e r a r y S tr ik e E n d s (h iiek lv •irk to push through I diu' i m * i* — Part of the state's wmhll.it al william N. Doak, ^ r e u r y o f i 7 i D r . H a n s e n ’ s R e t c n t i o n ) ; ' ; boc In tha Hoover rabioal aad •»— ■ hill to that end. ' P a i i o r e r . rvt - 1 ■(.• M ovrrM r, Oct 2S.— — For^ tha t'-antunr of P togrwaa *xposi­ noted labor loader, who died al hla | A telegnun, urglnr , ; "v< rnot i lit* rnnfs-ntinn "■ be expressed eustness in the I % •g*I:iti« tion waa attached lest woek for * •i*i •*/vtnttiis«ar Maxim Lltvtnoff home In nearby Virginia today. Hl| D » * i Sholtg to retain I'i ll-in ir' ' (Continued On I'aice Three) an inauranr* bill, according tn W. W ill S ta g e F i r s t ! C n r O v e r t u r n s N «*n r dent this week, due !•• I* • i..p - in itNYtl inrtianito to Waah died of heart dlaeoae, having auf- Honaen. o f Jhekann- ill-. » -ta t« ' ' _ _______ - I n»ng of the movement »»•*■ ‘ •nifi »' f'*r In* roriveraatlom* with C. Ilndgaa, chairman o f the Flor­ fared a severe attack about two health officer, waa «e-ii ' • T-ilia- j SNOW IN WASHINGTON i Ocni.-* f « h v S u m isv •1op of I mils. I'tr* nit til Htditkeveli, and he will ida Century of Progrraa commis­ weeks ago. haa.ee Frtdav aftei.,.«m »ft*r a >t •| Th fit at I* ax. Mi.* itw without revralina sion. but the situation "ia all members of ih, .-m in.li (m inty J' i W K N A T rillF . W ti-li. Or! •! Mr. Doak was 61 year# old. Ha G \INF tin it ••tit Woodman of the WnH'i mnnlierTurerctilo-i11. ..i. i, \ laImp miiiD> to America, time or ar- ironed out now," he added. \ \ t Dll *I|M W llluflk • • ! e • • I 1 1 1 }* II. I was born at Rural Retreat, Va., 1 s t II,. . * li' • M. tng taore .than lpO. rrpti— i i« ,rt l r, ti%nl there or identity of thote tion -la g .,i -i i - i t m i-ting ut u ‘ ••W* |W'il n|l^n«»rlh o*nli4l R**|| Wf»* ♦»*•At) •• .1 and he waa th* ftret secretary of eaa aT" Wgdfffltb>i' rr[iif»>~**>a smw i^Uin iu*rh» GiM*.yo«ly \» t .• sill areontpany him. tb* Mon'criun t tin i'i w i p b < ;irm a «*u v*r-ll> U t n . i J vkill**-I. Woitlurirtoii nlcli lanilx v^«trrdm, \\ It lllM i•f1 !•<l * w MN labor born in the United S tatas, trict No. 2 which comprlaea Sem­ n rir •'• *. -1 s •1-11 |iss •hi mitih u •« indicated by the Plan* also w rit -li ii»« o.| fur*^ »In n ii'l -w p lo tts m e re t u l i r d in to I*rid linn* o'lit* t | tn % t i it y Senator James J. Darla and Wil­ Ih M 'poftil 1lint *l>* 1 inole. lake, Volusia. Orange, Hr.f< I Ilf fin % %here nfflriaU flatn, par per I- !.nty lolly ax at * SEATTLE. Wash., Oct. 23- (A*) liam B. Wilson, hla predecessors, tha new season, ••I . . ■n uul*i 11 • »xj*» o n F rm q u A lim r Mini lllrx b v ll Ml fl.T.i |M*r Imnil" denU \ % **re in)n vard and Oacenla rntinllea. are et l\ •• id tn teveal any informa- ~ Mre. Pauline Grafton, errkin# a they related to1 the Clintm.i- .-'-a) J T e n i n r h r * f e ll o n ftn n v ti- lil»%IT IPfdnli* mtitli'lil rr if !»• i . c f i r i | mi both being born in th* Britiah peeled to gather at the Woodmen tifii I it%tttoff*« plana in repr#- divorce drive which from Poland Grafton, Isles II get un li 1 n#g J nlnih* t»m l 1% o n .St- v rn * |»*x« It. V« •tfidnV irDinirj* *Mhrr ini l"t ‘ Hall hare next Thursday nlglii '■> 'iitln j If - mm in nr*f tla# umr baseball player, said that two days aoon. Th** iniur<d mn* Kine*| Kicli •I • in *nlmn« Sta rting out as a trainman he 1 %|t H% •»l III•M l .—.—11, — I1. n~ .. tfo — Il- — attend the first quarterly m etin g ••iflill it Of ft, ml* defied l.tvinoffi after their wedding her husband Tha local committee (('otillnurd On Tawe '|l:rv**» ti x uiiti rt<• «%. to ( o f the aea.dn. Iffknib’ lo i-ossdde American rtc- nroka her little finger; a month became Interested in labor quas- Iowai Mr*. I'earl II. Ilanael^ _ \NN II \ l(HI Nl. II I. 1. The pregram will ret under >»"» . •••. it ulna 1} Itit l deft later he broke her no»r; a few tlons and becama general chair­ president; Mrs. Julius D liiglelltr, * MU Mill H IM I US T«t M ITT ^1 OIO W1 'I )• %•»• at 7lS0 orlo*h under til- dire If I. • xr •H a to rail h the liner week* later he broke It in a dif* man of the Brotherhood of Rail­ vl^o-prs* dent, Mrs A. W KnaK. i n o U a V w u o n , o » i. *j*i. t/ifi ■t)on of B. V. Ifalne*. of (Tmatille. I "Manhattan’* •» it was oriyinally frrent place; then he broke three road Trainman on th* Norfolk and secretary; M n. W. A */m hary. •w.tl, tie* d« .• • Sitffrrlviif m• Mlln<k id influrniN ‘ it*r« Western system, in which poat he treasurer, In ih. 1 itIn*. *s J .! president of the dl.trirt. A - old rXbli iv«* t. .| • lie*. .■I* »d la v*ould ha%r to leave of hrr ribe. She got thr divorce. and Mrs. D.i-ithg 'o n Hartlinr *ctpi »t aHrt*s« uns I served from IUO» to 1010. From B. Lamb, publicity. ilrn % % it f 1 • 1 * • fashioned chicken pilnu *>,'l h’ itl*t Imvt |>* t ti i (' ontmut'd fin I' rr * T wo ) i tiitfit d I. *1 liftin' tImIn\ lit 1(116 uutil he became secretary of iimi i . 1 1 • * I).* h»' *1 P'-il served at 2:00 o'clocx, fid'.iwed t«n i ■ ttte«*lin it »!»»• tl t I.. nl I *IMill l•d l.y , labor about three years ago, ha SKBKING LEVY II.I KGAI. I'V, *1 ,tl W|*|” o%MMJ1Il by a bueineaa ae.si in d rini> Atnr« Inlt li t- I if GABNF.lt LISTEN< IN I*' >»• ' ttxr I* •I •fin * was legislative representative ti,. H>, • h 'i* »l|* >1- 1 whlck a large clasi of ran-H-lat-* nl 7 Ml t. U .f u 1. r o n n t y E x h ib it P la n s f ■ i t p in v l.i. h M SFIIRIING. Oct. 23. The 300 here of the Brotherhood of Rail­ 11 toil ll 'H 1 •m Will be Intrmluced ami given the A U tit inms UVALDE. To*.. Oct. 2 1 P)— I* <11|H‘Mt Ml J lilts 1,1 f tli. Hat.It null lav, aet by the city council road Trainman. 'l o H e M a d e W e d n e s d a y Protection Oegree of the Order Vic# Pres John N. G*tu-< wjio cimI* ft.I III. . i.in t l»" *IM •i recently Is Illegal, acording to a Recently he haa mads his home Speaker. during the evening will It*If Ita U '* •! habitually retires at ti I’ M , sal a n il ruling by the city attorney Hevat Mrl.ean, Va. Funeral arrange­ 1‘ n 1 niittMtv plana for Srminol* Include V. P. Milled, of l-akrlard. Claude* N.dif S a fe ty NN'rek W ill IS.up beyond that hour Inn, •o-.ugh -id. Ih.»1 t AIIINKTS ( IIANGKS HUM • . '.I « x)iiIm| at thr O n ttal ealy-five mills were appropriated ments will be made later. state managar; H. R Brera. of Ht FlnHda Autimit to hear what Pies. Itnusr . i, hod Dralt-r A .-o -l |.AR|J, 0 .( i O b s e r v e d N c \ ( M o n t h for operating eapanaea, whereas M om Exposition in 1)rl#ndu Petersburg, head eonaul; II. M. rialion will |n« to lay about recoveiy plop- a' f/IN The rah the chartsr limits th# levy for in »• I .l.i iar> will l>r worked out inet'p rham ri «•f •tir%i%iny ap McCully, of Jacksonville, nalionnl accomplishments over Ih 111 Ia TWO DIE OF KXCITBMKNT SnfHv \V. •k i ■ Srtnfi.rd it •• **i Ho fi*«»l tnrrlin# of the Kxhib- that purpose lo 2&. A new bud­ pearr.l •limmrr n the fha tnhei 'i* tt#r committeeman. Judge Jamr. G night. Asked to rom m it. truer .FIIM AN I M i n t H NIFF. ii» • mnultif of thr Seminole get ordinance will he adopted, and ilepntiex ••(•aldile* fatliii|* to r*‘ d. .d.d l.y . •till* f« «.f t hr Si*ti Sharon, of Sanford,.alate commit merely smiled and Mi | -k ANN ARBOR Mich., Oct. 23.— NEW VHIIK. o 1 4/l»» act to Dm unrninir of l*rentiei » .1 • i.mil % i handier of Cninroirrr for the differential of bO mills may be head. Ueman. • r«.uiti% * lini b**r of > 4 Kintenient over the Mlchlgani)ir new year, *rh«dul#d to be held appropriated to bond creditors • JJ All member* of order In (he Governor llrrlietl II |.eh;unii of ouard Halmlier that Inflation i .i • t ti#* Si*f* < miilitlr# it Ohlu State footoall game caused Ntw York iimlrtwent nn rn-j •♦I *h« 1’ ily Hall \Vrdne%d#y afterr o i t BIRTH 1 UN I IDil district have been notified of onJp** the budg-i la l.nl tii> •f me in t two deaths hare Saturday. Georgs • i!% Hull on .*•.«» llttn for M|i|»ei«tlirili4 u( Mt Hmnll inrrtl. riueltl i A 10 o'clock, ‘j kla meeting, and fully 100 of FUOrrtVER ARE SHOT lloaglln. 80. Albion Mick., and l»o^|dla| nt H |f» A M. SMtiirtUy da % ntormti % % 'ill Is' id m *% Tl.. exhibit will occupy ih i GREENSBORO, N 1 . t'rt. them are expected to rvapon-l by Robert Jackson 71 Dstrolt were •ml the npei At it*n wax repotted lo “TOVERED WAGON" COMING dm in# the -I f thr Municipal Auditorium resolution adv-n-a . k bt innitfir '%••' being prtwnt. All it iie nfGrtiH FRANKFORT, K y . Oct. 23 stricken with heart attacks and —(A3—A have lieen “ entirely Micrv iful * [ for ll •hint Rurcmniv* year. Thla Id1)—Three convicts "tha fret dissemination ».( 11trill A xpecia ••••Mni• 'ft* roil- |ti InviUd. The committer in were shot died shortly afterward. CHICAGO. Oct. 2 i r/r, A, s p iff •“ rnniideretl i* the most and wounded when four prisoners control literature among a'l peo­ c h iff* pf th# p m in m la c mtpnxnl of •* K A l iim* •• rhairttiat MOVIE STARK MARRV 7T*. Is.ar Sack, b .till nrlvifi iir« «Mia of any in thr huge attempted lo eacape over ple" was adapted by th* No lit) 4 rf W. Snow, I. J. Hrarkif. ami the ICELAND FOR REPEAL ( |Im c . in hi. covered wagon. II. W Kmiinii uud ( I). llaUrn Carolina Methodist students’ NEW YORK . Oct. 2 3 .- (d’l— I arrived in Ills huildmir, and an appropriately State Reformatory wall yrsterda). 0##ry# Stinson. wwfon l)ra«vti h %%it •i I'fil* i i work *»ul detail • i France* Ikv ami Jncl Mrf'reo, th.•tiik'Ok* fxhihit la b«inc (‘onrfivtd. All were raptured within a few REYKJAVIK, Ireland, Oct. 2X ftrenee here yesUrilay. l" ,"iei. to attend n Century of ili« . -k ( •ifvty rducatii.n I movie player*, were married Fn. I*rr 'ifnl If. M. Papworth haa feet of the wall. Tha sarloualy — <A*I - A landslide vote for the Progress, after traveling jri.LMn X % .« m m o E k c o n n i ' m p t i o .'T day night al Rye, N. Y. aid limy • In I) • m U nit BU8 TBR KEATON WKUS , . J appoiritcil the following paraona to wounded were Sidney Floyd, ahnt repeal of prohibition on spiritu­ mil . over the UriiUd Stale, ainri ititiiiiur f«n •is rrudition ol .1 •l»f K Hiibit Committor for tha in the back, and Jake Martin In ous liquors in Icsland waa predict­ left Immediately there after on a I"3*' Prom here he plans t„ go to ly tttraa«#f in Ih* rh 'iiflif County stood fifth motor trip thr.-ugh Connecticut. VENTURA, Cal. Oct., 23,-B ua11•*w <a»on H O. Shlnholaar, th* head Both are serving 21- ed last night on tha bails of early r lor ida. (In* r iif on v «nr.' tbe 67 Florida rountlr# Id Mini «•*•f••! . ter Keaton, solemn fared inuUoX , * halm an W. A iVtflar, vlco- year terms for manslaughter. returns. tnlk% til all -rho#U in thr riHinli Ik* «ae o f fertiliser durlag the picture comedian, and Ilia forma* J liairinan, C. It Dawtoii, f . r Mt III «N| o' Itd k ||Ol lay morn ox* • •eeeiUl o f BepUmbvr, ac or ding tn nurse, Mae Hcrlvrn, llawlcy, *U X ,| J K. Fox, W. |* Grogan, Ntt% •; •fflcml figure* p b a m l today hy rsmarrisJ here Hatuday by Jt)a* • H. Ilninta, A lri R. Ji hnaon, II 1 Ika Department of Agriculture At Tlo Mn-k tie* of th* Peace Malvern D la« ta li- ronrlmli'l m i " J. A lavgan, Mr*. Rax Tallabiaaau. Tbia county consumed 0 *iit it m 1 .. Ft. lay ••vrii'T I'-ikard. II. M. Pypao-ih, If)ron mlck. M l U ea a f tb* pro-1act, bring Nov 11• wh. prou|i“ % %1 v.rt. '•■phena. A G Wagner, B. F. Di*.' uugt U Wa— ta , county wblcr CLEVELAND, Oct. 2 3 . i/i*i_ which ha. beer, without recogni­ rlHTIilllll' I4i -nfet > inrarmi <* • "M in er, Jr.. Miaa Nora Wylly, S P A N ® II HOTBI. DAMAGKD Baud M i X m Other high users Kenneth l)onal<l>«iu'« pencil ye*, factor ii'« »tf* t | liU aJti• I hojm-■*• l rod Mr-. F. K. Stone. CHICAGO. Oct. *1.—1“ TheChl- slrirtions of any cod* whatever,' tion from an many woild puwera “•wa; P a in 'B e a r h county which thl« iioinlw % niI| <|#n ••»iral« tl»» ii r CORUNNA. Spain Oct. 23.—' rago Dally News" In a page on* said "Th* N ew .." tcnlay piclure.1 nu leas than .100,­ alnce the 1017 irvolutiin. •rf |h|||*an nn<1 work uaed 1*71 lam*) polk county w ill 1 — A bomb exploded In th* H sta! « editorial yesterday warned PreslIt argued that, granted Amcri lil'D C E T MAY IIK ADOPTED To agree to a suspension of Atlantic aaijr yesterday, ran 1*72 ton# aad Brevard county 000 American * irkmen hack ifli M1 A'laiit* drfg ..-.'liDiity fu* uent Hooeevelt that event* e f th* *• must arrvl’t liue.lan raw ma:« imVwtrlal payrutf. within a very wttk W7t tea* eaarsumed. last few days aadsngered the freedom of th* press as forecast damage to (ha build ng am) f llola in part payment for flnl.hed tha aUtanu'Dt ffet i*n MmnUy Sanford City rommisslonera, ------------ -------------few month* incident to Waihlng- prod cU *«l-i there, no Itu-.ian n«irhl. Nmv «*. thi Jack“uiikill.’ rights of a free press and Imper­ in the President's executive ord«r nlshtag*- No on* was Injured tour ting in regular session at the iled the Administration's Recov­ would be on th* part at a news-' h*™****I>IM'a'projected m -cnHien uf the "dumring" need figure in thi pic- IMsIritl I'rntfii'gilvi ' lull *if lh* 1 Hy Hall tonight at 7 10 o'clock, ery programc o v r r B X PV B as r e v i e w Fnioa o f bociollet Soviet K ip-b- turn un ritb. 1 American or Fu- Allantir « <4*-i t4fi« Kailtoad %%il' paper a disloyalty to tha cause I ^ ~ ' ■-•e expected to stags a final conliea. "Within the last forty-eight H p ftn market» at t^u Soviott xlagi a mrrlMH 4« »*•*! tu TAU -AH ASSEE, Oct. ;M ^ P ) deration o f their IWlS-i* budpublic .nllghtment which ta an y e s t e r d a y ’ s W c u H i e r ' hours tbe President has issued adurnfmi . a'i .1 that .* rfM*«k«*r of That pencil, wirtthd » prybillion dollar, tpte wnrl j —TXp ’ 8sq>rv«# Court today re- fv»»or at the Coah School uf Ap. pour (Jj national pioininn • will )*« crt. locking towards IP adaption an executive order empowering essential safeguard of a free p e o - _____________ ___ . _ . ___ trade channel.. ' lo fore the meeting la ovsf. The th* administrator* of the H. R. A. pit. “ The News" added. Subeton- ' t*—4 ba review a recent <ircUton piled dig land-, CttVrUnd. ai (ho MuORIDA Donald.un fur nearly ■ yea­ brought h*r* ■ U t * an tojunctlon Uaoed by cxprrxY request of U-e aluic do. na* conaultlrg <1tg m-rr lew It v a i ifi'Ci.lfft that meIn*<•| pa 1 ' 13-34 lax millage la also sched­ to punish violators at any cods Hally every newspaper of the BANrOKD Heturdax Ht*h . . . j a i o i for an II tl • to Putt Cirentt Court rralrmto- partment. sqotchcd an Iwpt * * ' fine aad . inprtaonneaVl the country b operating In rompllanc* NANrOltl> guilder Jtoiorkan firm «prrating in thi Irula ahould k ^tfuui/.ni in thrr«* uled to be set tonight, t* an addi­ a I* ta . tng the eufertenwnt at the anU- rutlino o f the buatnr.v that thl Ural*. He r vile-led a mass of mn o f tha largvr rcJkd.U o f thi* clt>, tional highlight of tbe meetlhg. Itorlal salt! Ap*ta*hlcoU Clear Tl It __ v* . "Within th* same limits a f time, ■ Ith th* cod* ‘ requirement*. T b * SCtww________ to rrmpu- U. S. S. R. probably would do ♦•rial. lately Harry F. Payer, as ami (Ttiiaf of Police Willlama un i Rattle----------— — if M la ala* reported, attempt* have News" asserted. "W e soy to tb* retfigrere . with th* Halted State uare 1tot .latant secretary o f .U U , asket School Supiuntrn^ ut T. W. L a o. ____ it ASKING TOO Ml CB ._ It W a made by the administrator Praakhnt o f th* U litod State,, r*rt Ksrre two nattooa have effecteti a re- Itomldson for an estimate o f tiu, ton •rrwptni th# r» *|M»fuihility of Oaiaaavlll* _-____ ,_ t ( N, R. A. to censor or unppress whose efforts at recovery wa have Ear Wsat — ctsar •• if if .^1 In d a for which tb* United Hlato* arranging for ikau- patrols. 1 0 8 ANGELES. Oct. ! ! — <■>— report* of proceedings under the sought In every possible way to Mtaaal-------Clone/ II t i rwwld hope from Itasaia ta Ten new names were added to The Orient*--------... —. i f her mother-in-law support: A . la Washlagtoa. at i#e ignltloM and 'active the list ef members of the flafrty didn't Uka her rooking, •iclalmlng I'saaacels Ft. Cldr Tl tt g "Bsware, Wat soma devatapinmto, aappleT a m a * __ Ft Cldr l i tiCommittee They are. r. T. WII lion o f trade relations, [ “ euch took lea I" aad throwing Tltuevtll* ■ Raining It ^ tkey have boea b y aim- a m o a / your subordlnato* an need*. Doaaldsoa llama, H. F. Cooper. I^onard Mr them Into the garbage can, didaX of you into giuuad so dang* GEORGIA -run from hand toots and l**n s. J- A. Sonde, J r„ Mrs lierturV Mre. Rebecca Sober aa r which untenobl* that 7 *u dofaat th* CTewdr M cloth to locomotives an# Freak HsilAr, John Andes. C. II much, -fche testified In •eaatllutloanl »takt| of great purpaai upon whtah yuu are ■.hinery,'aad |b->« CKarpening. f> H Keeler, M. C. court. K t eke did abject to serv­ ___ explain perfectly the * n n c * d aad la xrhldh tb* wel­ filled wfthoet loa:x- Otwder. and R. L- Wynn, th* tatter ing her mother-in-law's breakfast E pjrtag, reJortanc* at fare o f tb* whole people to Istnctag. flv* being schoel bu* drivers. in bed. She get tbe divert*. W A S H IN G T O N , O ct. 23 — ( A .P .) — P rca . R o o s e v e lt last B lfh t an n ou n ced th e cre a tio n o f a g o v e r n m e n t m a rk e t fo r g o ld an d an ea s in g o f th e g o ld e m b a r g o In tellin g th e n a tion o f hia r e c o v e r y p olicies j w ith a fir m a s se rtio n th at “ w e a re on o u r w a y .” Standing firmly by hU recovery program, the President rapped thr "chlselere" o f the national recovrry administration; assured an in- 1 crease In agriculture prices with I the words “ If « • rannnt do it one .w a y We will do it fn H hrr"; prom­ o t e d a matntenanee o f government * “ credit and “ a sound rurrrnrjr**; • th# dollar would !»« ! ,arflry« "■ n«vrrii..r of «ht revalued qftar , restoration of thr 1.‘»yth International I lift i it t. will jin Sanford i morn** to |»ji\ In price leva). an -R om m T erT nt-O n r,,m if,TOn-;*Tfftr*»t to*ThF'ftSHToKT Tl­ ; tiny « l>.t. ll« will attend IIIat the government market newly mined* gold under the »•!- '12:15 •*', Iim\ notary Hub luntb««»n mlnistration of the Reconstruction at the \ nhh*r. Hotel, %%hno In* will Finance Cerp ,•deliver n blunt talk. WASHINGTON, Oct 2.T- (/T*) OrcaniEvd labur f-titid yritrn U y Ihnt 1,700,000 moir mm %%rnt back to wnik in nn»l Sep* limber, bill rritemted it* runtrnI»r. Iluirn Erkvm-r, vctcrsii Gfirnvnn aeronaut, who piloted' tha tinn .that .only rlmrtrr bourn would provide job* for the |0.nMi(fM)0 It hucr Herman GinT Zeppelin, nnrouto f.um S uth Ainsrica to the t'hicHE** Woild* him. to a liituftPr *»’ " I ’a I-orka Naval Station at jtaid remain un»*m|ilnyc<l. Minnn thi Assirtinc that "most of Ibr rf ut* fur m on* dn v %1 •' Thr hug# rraft appeared fret of i lie re-employment |»m- over III >»yn. l> liorfl V #f» -horHv af' Tr K h INI >»\ W k, and, after passing dlgraui has already t»ecn felt," Wil­ rrctly over tin • ' tl W T 11m <| ii|* 1 • •' iiiiMirmir mast at the naval liam Green, president * f the station when* a 1 r. % % uf •mi n* n ImoihL-'t' lit i t«. n secure position on Vmeriran Federation of I jil»or the n «» l. A •» •%%.f til l *«»mi jh" -on > | the landing but all oiMrd that tb«* *cc«Mnl»ll»hnirntn |except t hos<* <01 • *f»«u»I !#■»-1no* x%•1r kt ’■ i • bin k half a mile fn»m the in August anti September were mast, and tho • I- •tnift..• in*mi or '%«H »*tiled. Authorities did not i**stiikinr proof of t l f n**»iilu of j « xplain lIn** Hi ti 1 • Ul |» lo M.v Hull • * 1 1 aut ion Is being taken. |•hoifs-iont* work bom*.** I "W*- hnv« mnde^rtjii* h jir»»pre«s |Tin Gitif will 1. ID 1■l \kn«n 1oiiir" " . hut the time and exact M + * fbo * ’ «fn*mploy merit rout#* has n t b* 1 li# .)l ». 1•oinnt. It > ••luted that the Graf will |t«nk %%Vu*n n.ilH'.i.onn were out of fly north nvrt tl 1 • .li .* 1 1ion " f F1 hi ami that it may pass to •• elected. Hr. Eckener'a wttik," be said "R y September the westward of v ;l»lf •l 1 •f thi no tin- .11 iiiv*tif unemployed hml l»een daughter, ( hat lollI* 1* |iii ' oii'il nl ••%r WILLIAM N.D0 AK, HOOVER CABINETl - ~“ ‘",“' OFFICER, IS DEAD) * Woodmen OnVorldlj others InfnredWhcn Quarterly Meeting 9 J S o v i e t Recognition Will Pit, .300,000 Back To Work In U. S. It Is Estimated I’ i Chicago Daily News Warns President Against Suppression Of Press Rights �|T7 * ~ f t i , V1 • *1 K y- v ;i H T -irr J*V f f vUktoa a t th e N ational Recovery A c t It U the com plete th rottlin g o f aly. G frm «riy. A ^ t r i a end Instances'! rved to re I n b a n g e r 'O f B e i n g • S tille d , OJtoettle g'to*I utrlJtJL According lto-th* M e THbitim'f Ihi^pvgmnwnt a*mt ItW that iu lrtlcIM Testy<1tr Violation a t itened prosecutlagu Accordjrqi.tQ Ur. Hu ri­ te did .lipt. threaten prngecuttonf but !he th*0]|9^W H d* w n e In vialjttbo Of N. version !■ c o r r e c t ,” 'TOfttltlfc; " t liff n io n il b r plain . York, rather than aetl tMm IcealC o n s t i t u t i o n a l R i f f h i If at 91.7S, whieh he. waa'offered B*ya th e N e w Y o r k T h « u m t - o f :a gov- E d ito r S ays CIMCAGO, Out. 10.—K. H. Harrta, ofi Rtehwond, Ind, aocretary of the Ameriewa Nawnpoper Publish* era* AaooaWUon, Mid recently that the ronetHnUeoal guaranty of a free pree*' ia tbs United Stale* was in- genre danger of deatructioa arndto- the National Kaeierry Admlwiatration. Mr. Hand*, pobliaher of “The Richmond Palladium and Item” f«r neatly a Ihonsanii hamper*. The Hull Packing Company wilt atari picking this week and rxpetts a total of at leant 15 cars cy tha-end of tha week. The eaaaon •tarts off with a good-demand for bean*, and -rink price* offered have net been huh, liwy aie satisfactory fw this lime o f the year, and present in dicationa are that faiHy gooi price* wlff be realised throng hoi t tha season.' •Negr engaged In bean pick­ ing at Della Glade last Muni*;contended a pre* of 25 rents per hamper, and about 60 of them walkeil out on on# grower on hi* refusal to pay mire than IB ernia. On the threat, however, that lH lrpc8<.r u n * ^ « * J o o m n L ta M tra ord lrm H Ip stron jr fl-, iclally and Ita- e d it o r e x tr a o r d in a r ily In d ep en d en t and newspaper for |nduitrl»ll**Uon, rkyeou a, ha c m a c u t e l y fa ll to p a y so m e n eed toreu ch organ o f the heavy Industry «>tnml.»*rt«L maintained Uiatt ..llrtflh. • •t vi <vn« * * v„ "Boriet eeonomtot* now dl»eO*»- haa oeett active In tbe negotiali ins if ^rntafc ia th e. v ice o f t h * w h a le llcen eo a y stem If ap plied toitJim praB*. A f t e r t b a T * J L w « e e p is o d e w aa a tro n g ly pro- lag Impart plan* In connection of the association for a newspaper With, the »*tnnd five-yrer pUn cade under the N. R. A. (le spobu ‘ « k M lM ?0 P M W MtU o u t a *d ep a rtm en ta l o r d e r fo rW d naturally aatlripeta *neh ra*n!t* recently before the Inland Press r « K « n t * to a t te m p t to lp flu e p c e n ew s o r e d ito ria ls . B u t of th* Washington negotiation* Association. h t 'r i g h t to U eonw v Upon w h a te v e r barin, in an serted b y which will gtv, a strong Impetu* He asserted that the refusal of ’W aafalAVton m d n bou ld « v e r be M m lttctJ b y th e preaa, mtch t0 the development of trad* wit a the Recovery Administration to let- w ou ld n o t b e w o rth tlfe p a p e r It waa - r l t t e n on. Ihe United Ht*le»." I/WWWpib e* accept- two section* of the prof, “ Th* hiighleneil tn tem U o f th* ferrd code—one intendei) to sate,#<*‘ b w le d r t' th a t' itome b u re a u cra t In W a sh in g to n d d ea th o f a tteWnpaper In hln hamla w o u ld United fltatr* to the II. b. H. B-." guard the freedom o f the press p e rce p tib ly In flu e n ce it* nown and it * com * Mid Iiverii*. "refiecU *n ever- and th# other prohibitiiig unions et$ m lk h t -b o • D u n ije r a n it o b lu r t o u t am open growing conviction that earept'en from organising non-union news­ ally favorable condition* exist for paper plants where employee* do t h f W o r t h a n m ig h t the wideit co-operation between not desire uni m affiliations—had the two countries in the most va­ plated in Jeopardy free Journal tyi “ W n p e ln t alaew h ere o n t h 1* P*nc editorials o f tw o ried field*. ism and free governfnrm. leg d ln g JpurwUa p r o lc a tln g a g a in s t th e licen se s y s te m . T h e “ In th* enur»« of sixteen year* After liparing MV. Harris, the egae a g a in s t th e N . R . A . th r e a t to th e fr e e d o m o f th e p re ss Soviet Ruisl* has e»*xhllshed »t«itssta- tnmnr unanimously adnplrd ca n n o t b e a ts te d to o fo r c ib ly . T h e e p isod e In A la b a m a Is ble and normal relatloi.t with it* resolutions insisting upon the in aim p ly , * p e tty Illu stration e f a fu n d a m en ta l tru th w h ich nelghlmr*. rlusi n in the rode o f the sect<m» '•We wish to b-llevt that tho safeguarilfrg the Jrrhlom of the establishment of offlcl*! contact « r . j* dl-TlroyTta t f c r t lm * * * g r - c * n » « s w hen fre e d o m o f th e preaa will be wiTVomriT by all Mnrera: rta o j peace. ’ I «nt rrly in Germany'', Mr. H arm la M 'm avdnm e< V oitla o f Ujd p a op le w ill b e b u t a fa in t m u r- frionria Th# kom*oniolsh*y» Prayd* koniolikajM rr»y n »: -in (|tA United (U>np m * I p s k d u ilh a .w lld c t n m . T h e N ew a p a p er P u b lish ers A a - said the American overture| ^ rr. , has rnarteit the Natloosl a o r in p o p IS e p ifr c ly jrjHtlfirrl in .g e t t in g th is p o in t s t r a ig h t "ctmsa* at time when the entire, Induslrral Krrovery Act, wln.h b e fo r e g o in g ah y fu r th e r w ith its c o d e a d op tion . T h e r e la capitalist world Is In a n-rioas ^Ivcs t" the government th) right o p e th in g w h fc h 't b e people and th e p re ss w o n ’ t h ave tam plight,” and [wtntrd >o ■ “ ronftltt to license all f inns of iuuilstry. 1 wgok, walking along a lone- penad'u-fth and th a t Is th e F irst A m en d m en t to th e C o n st! In th* Far East, Int-nrifiratinn of "The orlApapers of the tlnitrj Russo-Japanrse retstionv, and Htate, are now l>#lne n*Xert rn .. J r r o * V --..I tatlfua, Germany's withdrawal from th# sign so Kgreement with *he gov. ------ ^ --------- 1------- ------------------ ro »w through a mist of greenleagu e of Nations.” eminent under the N'.ra, which hnddtrtg tree top* T readffoId’H U#Rth Interest also atlarheH to a his­ will nhrid(e“ ‘the right of a flee IT itvid* bduaawalt* on ■ gr*atory of retaUons bel*/e* > the two pies* in this rnunlr>. * • . ...T b * 4 e a lb y e a U r d a y m o r n in g o f R o b e rt J . TieadgoU U countries. “ Organired lalmr is In rominand iftaas, doorTeii, wlndowltts and America's last diplomatic repre- of ;be N. It. A. anil is uiu mi'ting U nlv«r*itg< o f Iriorlda f w lb a ll p la y e r, ae th a resu lt o r an a u to m o b ile acciden t. |n w hich th ree o th e r aturienta w e re in- •snlative'ln ttussla was lleWItt to organ xs every liepnitineiu of jt f U d i.L h u iii M t n t f j t b i w h ole U n lv e m ity ra n tp u s in d (’ . Boole, charge d'sf'airs at Ar *h-i i. new .paper pieril, itic ii n ig even e ip e e ia lly -t h e -p t o y e r a w t r e h a d lteen aea ectoted w ith -h ir a In angel, who left shortly s ltw ibo! the n»ws, departniriiL The -tppUcuwittHlrawal of Amrriran forrvs linn nf a rcn.rnrship o f tie- pro.*' r a fr fr in g th e b a n n er o f th e O ra n g e and G old to g rid iro n s u c ­ from lh# White Se» port was hv organired la or Is po.-illd ■ if doom that rot* your clapboard completed in June, I.HP. A United III# newspspet» submit > i Miu -iev IkIQII *i- '• .»•*• ttk'HH-** cess. - D r . J oh n T lg e rt. head o f th e U n iv e rs ity , paid trib u te to Ftates consol was w a s kept si Vladi-1 n-ain!' •( on mis a, exi.rioxd ill hurls tha splintering thing)ee the Nira." down • • v T re a d g o ld ail a 'a tu d e n t an d a th lete and term ed th e a ccid en t vostnk, however, unlit v e j y u n fo r tu n a te a f f a i r ," ’ and said " i t ha* filled us all cracks, th# paint and break* w ith 'appr«hetiri'ft>-n I ( U .io m a t lm e s re q u ire s th e d ea th o f a p rom in en t p ersot^ o r stu d e n t, in th e p rim e o f h is c o lle g ia t e life, a d m ired b y cou n tless fo o tb a ll fa n s, lov ed an d rasp er*ed b y Ida fellow ftw-dat'a get the l oye out ef <tomrada£ a n d w ell o n th e road to w h * t m ig h t v e ry w ell hava ffOd ky Chrlstmai —San Fran- le a d -t o a -h ig h ly au eeessfu l life , to b r in g h om e to u s th e n rriop saesa o f a u to m o b ile d r iv in g and th e need fo r a v o id in g e v e ry U nnecessary ri*h, 10 g^ srn m ea t’ i sia-ghtae & , Yfe read w ith n o unu su al con cern about fre q u e n t fa t a li­ ['•dooan't inebi t> the road ts ties on th e h ig h w a y s . B om eh ow .th cy n ev er seem to Im p ress -Tamp* Tnouno. u a u n til aflm one me knovy nr som eon e, about w hom w e h ave h a a r ti'* g re a t deal. Is killed. T h en th e .Hidden realization daw n s on- ua o f Uie a w fu l price b ein g paid by m o to rists . A ccid en ta l d e a th s are the h a rd e st to en d u re fo r th ey are u su ally av oid a b le, and it is w ith this th o u g h t in m ind that w e p o in t o u t th* d e s ira b ility o f ta k in g fe w e r ch a n ce s in oasttry is- divided rough- th e o p e ra tio n Of a u tom ob ile*. E v e r y o n e s h o u ld b r e r In tnlnd IWO class**i Thee* who that hy a little added ra u tlon h u n dreds o f Uvea w ou ld ha, Prohibition would soiv* on .qussUaa, -nod tfeos* sa ved each y e a r and th at m an y a h om e w ould he sp ared ink ropes) will.— Detroit a te r r ib le etd neaa. » D r . T lg e r t s p o k e m ea n in g fu l w ord * w hen he s a id : " I t ha* fille d u* all w ith a p p re h e n sio n ." main. >l. ;l ' --------------------------o----------- -— ------ r— . , dl*tribeUoa s i ths Jack- Welfare Breed read* l be ilOon order lor ar army h ip departnwrf. Thfrev’ l Ip ga ng hungry la D«val I *»#» It—’ *» S 4 N F Q R P T W E N Y E A R S A G O On* of th* iBrgMt and roost an- In 9*i)ford, thustastic maaUaga ef th* Sanford W. J Hill *rriU» from W**Wlff. e mmsrclal Qah. that haa been England that h* t* having a good Id atnre n w * r diridon become lima among hi* frlande gnd reinL fart took plare.ta th* City Halt1 tie** and aspect* to bo bare In A Treaddrtdght. if ha rePwhre* November., ■Mien* ages*it tn « U # a aunt o f Tha many frlsnd* of.Mre. Wll’ puhMgty work*and the ltMI shaltoy wilt ha glad fa-lrera foUawtag >apMlaI temntiwca on ti- that iba tm* almost gaconared nawtai and With power to- wtaa from her recant Uipaaa and j* uuk this sum waa named by President Df dancer. Bill has lent that nnstU k*i 3 . N. Whitner, R. H. Mark*. ou. llM>h lhmt hsunt.d him far the Alfred Foster, J. 0 . Packard, and pu t ft(r week*. ’rivacy On Tftp T P WttMBffW) • ^ie:t- M’s w s p a V a the “ ■irike" was quickly hr Turn, And U ceata will remain ihu price fW ptrklmr uptil beans la-come •carr« and prices for picking are raiaad in accordance with priori received for bean*. _> beana are pl-mlful, a good picker can gather fi.m i f ti |B hampers per day, out usually tha negroes whr congregate at tome central point, nil i«anl the first track to come along in the morning, finish picking in that paillcnlar field in lew than half d <b/, and are idle for the balance - f the day. Cuasrtjucnl'y their to­ tal earnings for a week aro often very amall. PEACE W I T H « ALITY IS LER’S AIM (Continued Prom rage One| mend ius job—and in pursuit of that job the world la to let ui alone. “ We want peace >ut not iXthonor. .W e tell the wojld frankly! ’ If you want to see us in inlt mu­ ll mai conference*. if you want to have up in your league of Na­ tions s e will palliripale only when you rrcogn *e u> as u nsHon; we are ready at any lime to sign trentirs if Ihrso can be ful­ filled and if they arc ;Utli but parts that neither can bp lulf'licd n >r are honorable we will nut «l*n!' " Appbiase rose in a frency when he added; “ We will not ?o oper­ ate In signing diclalcs." Hiller said the world m si nil believe thmc now was any organiiati m or party In Germany ith t sh iik who thought tlu-y ignore Ger^iany's honor right to live. "The time when Germans wrre fight ug Germans is over and will never return,” declared Hit­ ler. Hiller ap|M-alri| to the Ht .rm Trno|n'rn saying: "It is our life T h e y ’ ll Cut L ike N ew ! I riurglrMl Ifiul* llil Mild* *»f «'ifl and la(it Vi •a; §ar «an I n *c 1(1411* nf all klml* r t r . K i p r t i m * f ill ait LAWN MOWERS Ii*«retrr4 re»4 »Merpre*4 - AIm Vmr Itnvr yuur i***rli jIom* Ur *» r«-»l m«r(*hnnlr J. W . S H A D O IN MIS PS MBS Via-Mr Inanre Use causa of paste on earth. There is no better guaran­ tee of panes than tha fanatic uni­ ty of tha German nation.'* "If you follow me aa fpith*ally and aa well diaripllped as former­ ly, Oor struggle for freedom In tha world will he auemrql. The con­ j viction will come to thu, Iworid that oor”i ia n people UiA wants nothing other than freedom a-.n J.allce." i - B ig g ly -W ig g ly S t o re Is A b so rb e d B y O th e rs Effective today, the stock of the Pbrgly-Wiggly store at 118 Magnolia Avenue. W. L. SloO'.Vnmlre as aianagcr, lircame absorbed with the stock* of riggly-WIggly stores on Firsts Street, — the. Mrisch Build ng at ire and Urvett's. Groceteria in the Speer Building. Workmen meanwhile continued their work of remodeling the old Sanford-Atlantic National- Bank building wh’ch will be occupied soon by a large and modern Piggly-Wlggtjr store. O Z IK R & G A ^ S rimeograph Printing T Y P IN G J Special Investlg^U oog SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y C R E D IT A SS O C IA T IO N tea Vi r.rfc a»«- Q U A L IT Y a u tM i n P A ttifff ore "Beat For The South’.’ A lw ays. 4>*|if ,*; |y i*r \ i C on seq u en tly , T h e y Coat Iscss. S T A N L E Y -R O G E R S H A R D W A R E CO* .204 S a n fo r d A v e n u e •-»A j f * •* V* . ff I TESTED FREE O n th e F ir e s to n e C o w d re y B ra k e T ester E lim in a te G ueanw urk— Be C erta in SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP First and Elm Phune 8 bd ■ PMH UXHOi �— PAGE IICDA t* private axe to 'fish intareat, a *•*; • O f f i c e r s " jTrT.t grind.1* ew Y ea r e lashed out also at tha “ petl'fc ' ’ Fh “ 'V i ' - g , v chlaelera who ae»k to make of EMftnitm About 74 member* were In at­ R v R n i L Q P V P l f A o m i n undue profit on untrue ataler »y i Society tjilef ly g*lf. amrfc* tha trinity tendance at the first meeting' of nttni" and reminded his hearer*. which yrM staged over, tb* ,C*ly th* season „ f the Grammar School . 11 . "NRA doe* not apply In tha rural (Conttpusd From Page On*) OpUnujHl from oare t> tiwnmunilj„ or t0 lo * n, nf unJpr lag* Arrp* Course at D*1#|ol V ^ C J T .U .H o ld s A n n u a l \- * 8- A-M. Hr» kK V P.-T- A. held Thursday afternoon merely . ffaet a tam,mrery f»U 0 „ Mpt tniof. r „ It loot wgck at a hearing on tha terday aftrrnoon utlder' esytdlin the school auditorium with Mr*. 38 hour rubber coda, is thia: E le c tio n O f O ffic e r s tl' hs,' Induced by heavy rain, ^ W .‘ H. Stewart presiding. Officers £ r ,± W r^ U,“ mn^ nK those11town* m nt.in f.M orle, or oth]„ , “ A 80-hour, 6-rlay wack m m i which mad* aretirat* gelf pJ48' and committee chairman for th* t^ r n o y . toward, a managed rut- ^ to u* oasanliai In all Induatrir* bo- almost Impossible. .Dpytpnp- JJe**K Officers fo r the coming year year were announced during tha -RJtth Walker •peat tha “ My aim In taking Ihi* utep I* code._____________ cauaa of the great need fo r ' re- scored fig yMint*. Delemd scored MONDAY k friend*. .were elected a t (he regular la Oviedo wltk mefHng. .i-VItn establish and maintain eonlimi- n . •( c* * C l• ■ *m ploy Ing the 10,0003)00 now un­ 441i point* and Sanford acoyffi ing o f the W. C. T. U. held Friday The following member* will hold ■ V . *■» ■ —n — uTh St. Ago** Guild o f Holy ou* mitiioi. R e t a i l C o d e S i g n e d employed. This nsril j* not being H it. Frank Shaw of Haines afternoon st the home of Mrs. W . point*. office this year: Mr*. W. H. Stew­ met by cod** providing maximum o( I. Hughey* w ith, Mr*. F. R. Mit­ Cross Episcopal Church will have art, president; -Mr*. Pearl H. Bab­ Andrew M. C*rr*wayr raanagtr CH| la tha guaat thit a social mooting at 3:10 o'clock hour* nf 33, 40 or mors per week. chell presiding. Delegate* were of the Sanford. Country .Club ||ho . , " r i n .^ l R y R o o s e v e H t o g o I n i . M. Mora. bitt, vice-president; Mr*. J. B. “ In an industry which, Hkr th# led the 'local team to Del^nd elected for the state convention to at the homo of Mr*. J. U Gallo­ Rcaot, secretary; Mr*. Robert way at l o t s Mary with Mr*. M will occomiany a rise in the I f i t O E f f e c t O c t * 3 0 mhber tire Industry, has great staled that several player* left tRA’ id Mxa. Wilbur Flower* of be held Nov. t tn Deland. Cobh, treasurer; and Mr*. H. H. A meric* n n>mniiHlity price level.** I ---The following member* trill Miuarik and Mr*. Galloway a* technological possibilities, It is all ccurss yhag the rain *tar|ed ’ warn hare Saturday aft* Mrfasiin, historian. hostesaoa. hold office thin year: Mrs. F. R. (Continued from Pare One) the more essential to limit hour* log heavily. “ \f * would h ard, Vr. ItiKiMVvIt iiulhuric^d the with friaad*. Chairmen for the year wilt ba Regular program meeting o f Mitchell. president; Dr. Elisabeth » . ... rode Hup been omler consideration tn thr employment possibilities of turned In a hetler score had' |h« Recon»|vurli«n Finance Corp. to W. Inc. Jr. and Mr*. Tracy, riemprealdent; Mr*. Bea­ the Woman1* Missionary Society as follow s: Mr* G. C. Cochran, Huy goiii newly minted in the may he brought tu an end and th* Industry." weather been better, I fral *ur*£ membership; Mr*. M. 8. Wiggins, Haao) Cote man apest yesterday trice Robb, treasurer; Mrs. W. L o f th# First Baptist Church will He also want* higher pay. He ha **ld. „ , v publicity; Mr*. Otto Schmrht, pub­ United States Mit prices to be dr- wr may turn again to utir buidneaa __ be held at 1:30 o'clock at the Hughey, recording secretary! afternoon In Orlando. said yesterday: 1Y*e Sanford team wa* cork , lications; Mr*. E. D. Brownie*, torminetl from time to time after liffain* with the determination to Mr*. 0 . U. Stuart, corresponding! chjjrch. “ The re-employment of worker* poaod of Mr. C tn x w x y , J t# ,. The Sunbeam Band of the Firat program; Mr*. G. R. McCall, hoa- mnaultaliun with the secretary o f do our full part t«> make your Iioonnrd Miller and Leonard Me- secretary; and Mrs. Francis K. the traa«ur) and the Preaident.1 plan for the recovery of proaperity it steadily increasing buying pow Spanrer, G. W. Spcncor, J » U Lucas were the guest* o f friend* Bolt, chairman of young poopla’t Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 pitallty; Mr* Henry Thurston, fi­ er. The dollar Increase In total llerhst,' John l.udwlg, Henry Eug“ Our trouble* will not Ih* over auecewaful.’* nance; Mi*. George llahe, wel­ •'clock s i the church. at (the Uhleersity o f Florida for work. ttmtorrowg" the President eaid aft­ “ We atn'ngly urge your approv­ worker** huyng power from March Helda. Fred Bolly Roy Holler, A. At tha conclusion of routine fare; Mr*. BraitonaTerkiii,. room The Junior B. A. and the Junior the’ week-end.. . bu*lnrs* a social hour waa < G. A. of the First Baptist Church mathrrs; Mrs. Pearl II. Babbitt, er an exhMt'etivr review * f hi** al of the retail atop lo«* proviaion to September was 30.7 percent, C. M cfollum . A. r . MeReynold*. Joyed when refreshments were will meet at 3:30 o'clock. study group, and Mra. J. M. program; "lint we are on our way in the form In which it waa aub- hut th* effect of thl* gain ha* ('. L. Beldln,’ R. R. I'hnpman. C, E. Dr. and Mr*. B. E. Stearns o f and w# are headed in the right niitted,** the telegram continued, been greatly reduced by Increased Wllllnma, nerved. Those present were: Mrs. Raymoml I.undqt|l4*« Tha Intermediate a. A. of the Hayes, standardisation. B1.1 paters ba rg spent the week-end direction. F. R. Mitchell, Dr, Elisabeth Tracy, Flmt Baptist Church will meet at "The retailer* of thia country have living cost*. Howard Favllle, Billy F*'IB», I, During thr meeting Mrs. Perhens with Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Mrs. Waiter U Cooper, Mrs. G. U. “ When th* rise In prices I* tak. P, Stevens, Frank Pieire. Dwight **Obeiou»|y nmj b en u io him- taken nt fare value ymir many 3:30 o'clock at the home o f Mr* klus announced th* following room Etweens. Park Avenue. mi into ronsidrration, wmker*' Stuart, Mrs. O. R. Elliott, Mr*. Francis E. Bols, 1)01 Park Are I) Smith, (')inrlrs Dunn. and-. mother* for thr year: Room I, ilred^ Of different kind* nf rmp* roll m genu a and fair ■‘talemenl* effective buying power has in- George Thur*lun. Beatrice Roth, Mrs. Francis E, nut. Mr*. C. A. Whlddon and Mr*. C. nod indiiritnal orrupation* an* in* mnrernine vtuir ileterminalinn un Iflas Gr*g* Williams left Satur­ Bols, Mr*. Mary Hells, Mr*. W. Monthly businea* and social E. Gormly: Room 2. Mr*. 8. F. voiced, we rannot reach the goal il*r Ihe N.it A tn put a *top I by W‘ 5 lK' rr“ nl day for Columbia, 8. C. where she I. Hughey, end Miss Mary Sens. I I "Thu* eypn at t-'day1* higher mustlng of the Truth Seeker* Dnudnry and Mrs. F. A. Dysoo) in a few month*. We may take I'Ut thisuit mica c mpatllinn suit ha* .accepted a position with tha TAXI DHJVKIl AHIt^SJRD prices, worker* total effective pow. on# ynar or two yearm or thiee Cltsa of the First Methodist Room 1, Mr*. R. O Mrrlweihef nr* cnufulcni ilial you will «aa <hn Federal land Rank. Church will be held at 3:00 P. M. and Mrs. C. R, Klrlley; Room 4, yean* M lustier niul vital nrc-asslty nf thi- er in September was i|ove the ANNOUNCEMENT J A f’ KSONVIl LE, Get. 23. (A’ l March level by $ 3 < 1 3 , 0 0 0 per Citingni*roiufdi»hment'iI the at the home o f Mrs. George Mclirnvlsinn " Mra. M. I? Spencer and Mrs, Miss Marjorie Turner and Miss — Fs'Vial n a m tir agent* *rmonth, siul abova August by 167,PreaiJept I Id the |a>«fple ihat un Crum on Weal First Street. Mr. Ilsbn -aiil the *top-ln»« An nil day sons meeting will be C. F. Proctor; R om R. Mr*. J. JuaaUa H/nllh spsat Sunday In day announced the m r in nf pup .mu i " r i it pi o yitten I bn « l>ee n 11 * « 1 ur«»c I by First rehearsal for the Thanks- J). W oodruff; Room fl Mr*. II. H. clausa aniil.) mil yunruntrr <u ra Demand aa th* guesU of Ml** held tomorrow at the Naiarene llranllri I*. Moicly. taaiiab driver, r.(l rent* an hour for rubber wurk40 per rent with the reemploylallcrs tbrli iwn artunl cost, **Church In la k e Miry beginning giving Cantata will take place at MrCastin and Mr*. E. O BrownDorothy Haines. for selling more than ’ - o p "nda llc is nskioc minimum pay nf at 9:30 A. M. Dinner and supper 8:(HI P. M, st the Woman's Club. teat Room 7. Mra. George C. meflt of H hmi.oiki idle; that the -nrtln., Hwt un retail alnra which nf a naicolic *mnk»d in eifarettf# The Dependable Class " f the Habe: Rikiid 8, Mr* II H. New­ a w r a g a fm m e t will rer eiv e one would come under the e-de could I•'r* <>* »g*ln*1 the In eenl*. with tn a police agrnl. nerved on the churrh Bits Bcrcis Lang arrived Sot will be fram Pittsburgh, Pa. to ground*. Thu last service In the First Methodist Churrh will meet man and Mr* II. V Knrtlandar; third more mon«*y fo t hi* crop* live ,-n bw. than twice Ihe IB w m " csreptinn*, pmposed In that thU year than m 10T2. evening will be a sermon by the at 7:30 P. M. at the home o f Mr*. nee eenl mnrk-un s|ieclfle,b “ There I ciulr tb« winter season with her IS YODR RADIO wuiking at |t« Room (1, Mr*. F. I.. Woodruff and • S i : ' Mr. and Mr*. D. L. Long, Rev. Ada Red toon. Florida Dis­ E. O. Smith, Jr., 2208 Sanford •*! do not he«ttate l»» bay In thr can he ne ooe.li.rn of the total | "During Ihe spring months, best, if not 'phons 101, Hnf*_ Mr*. W. Ft Cbanman: and Room »lmple«t, » learerit Iwnguage of inadeouaer „ f * retail mark-up of jDn-en said, "we depended on ris- Mac Battery Co. for service and trict Evangelist. A cordial Inri- Avenue, with Mr* Smith and Mr*. ID. Mr- fltto RrhmrM II Avenue. which [ tim i HfuiHJc, thnl nlthnu^h lO tier ecu, above net delivered | Industrial activity to put men *eg the difference.— A df. lation Is extended to all by tbs E» W. Copeland a* hostesses. B f*. E. J*. ltrownleei program 4h« f*rtcv* -of - rTTWity i',e .T "‘ T>c "si t —ririie tn ‘t—-r reet^tdotek tu- » - rk. and ■in tbrag mnotlts. Mlse Mary—Mae well ami- Miss pantos, -B .-N . Saundoe*, 4a attend j-- The - Orrisr-- o f - intermediate chairman, gave an outlinr of the Billie Wight spent the week-end the services. Royal Ambassador* of the Flr»t the farm have gone up and *1 |„ rovft|,m i. intended only to pc* when imliiBti ial activity nia# by work for thr year and the finance at DeLand with Mis* Dorothy (hough Umov faun familiss arc (vrn( ttl,. ,v„ r„ f „ rm. „ f cut the iinpirrp«!pr)lp<1 figure of 42 RaptUt Church will-meet at 7:00 and welfare chairmen announced better off than ,lhev were la*I percent, unemployment wan re* P. M at the churrh annrs. Haines, student at Stetson Uni­ Mr. and Mr*. W. It. Eppa of L o n g plans for a bridge party to be » year. I mn n t saflefinl either W . H . ilnreil liy le*n than 500,000 a versity. TIK 8I1AV. Georgia are here for some time givrn on Thursday, Nov. !• for oitmth (April through June). with the M'nolint m the eitent of The Philathra Class of the Mr*. C. II. Coghum, Ml** Kath­ with their ton and daughter-in- Presbyterian S-mla-j School will tha benefit of under privileged the m e, and that it ir definitely a "In the I wo month* nf the Mral Market, i l l r . t*t at. T r e a d g o ld , -------- - ^a leen Long, and Mis* Carolyn Cog- law, Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps, have a Hallowe'en party at 8.00 children. ' ' "* l*re*lilent'« reemployment p r o ­ part of mil |»*diey tn in.reaNC the B o b Dreamwold. Attendance prims for the dsy rise and to extend it to thoac burn »pent the week-end at gram unemployment wa* reduced P. M. at the horns of Mr*. Charles G a t o r A t h l e t e , Galpoavill*' aa Uso guu*l* of Hen Steenwerlh, 701 Magnolia Avenue. was awarded to the mom lauvhl priHlucte which have a* yet felt i a* the rate o f (IMI.000 * month Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Earnest ami tlKI'EN D ABLE by Mrs. Stine. Thr meeting \\ is no twnrfii Cogburn. Thi* achievement i« all Ihe mure Mrs. Ben Cantwell, Mrs. George D i e s I n W r e c k Mr. and Mr*. Charles Half, of ITIIOIJ4TFRINO brought to a clone with a talk, “i i-iklng Iweanne it wa* nrcnmn* "If w-e cannot do thione whv Harden, and Mist Ella Spencer Sunday with it ud B ..U Park returned today to his Wauchula, spent liwbeii while indtleliy iledlned II will, entertain at a tea from 4:00 "The P.-T. A and the Present we will do it mod her Ih* it, we (( ontti<ui“d I'om Page Oar) horng Ip Macon, Gs. after spend­ Mr. and Mr*. 11. L. Thrasher, It<>*« o'clock tu <1:00 o'clock at the Wom­ Educational rrisi*," by Supeiin- will M M A1TRKRH WtlKK pi-rcent Jt., w srii ill Ml M int Ml ft hi IH ‘*I I Court. ing' a few days here with hi* nep­ hflHfatd Wiiirirrain Fpriary an's Club for Miss Virginia Mc- tendent T. W. Ijw ton . fiidng ml the romido* mnrie l 4im|ti4, J*f f Uiiy Aiin»hl, I'-lsrr- Oere hew .and niece. Dr. anil Mr*. C. 1,Phiure ajJ-J* llanirl, recent bride-alert. taiy p roh U * in he arv-^eited that M »ti nf J Nny AMiobh (Inibi^tan*!, Mr, and Mr*. Joe Chittenden rORRfQfTfOK Park, W**i Seventeenth Street. * . WEDNESDAY when the nrlcr level hnfwefi re H a y r i d e A n d W i e n e r Mini Knluot Klruj-jn l, i i , ton o f and children and Mrs. Chit tendon'* a—vf %4p The Seminole County P.-T. A 7 ih ' nred "we »hnll «eek to e*tald*-h ly "It-*'1 1 h . Jrt kriiinv 111*, ho Ii war rlalnl mcorrertljr In BatRiga Roberta Stahl, student at mother. Mr*. Junra of SL Peters­ will inert at 10.00 A. M. at Ibei R o a s t T o B e S t a g e d ] and ' 1 mHint am n dolhir which will IH Oi‘Cl Mtni. burg were the week-end guest* of 11 riiav'* inane (hit fund* for re­ Bteitaen University, was here for Junior High School, luncheon will nut eh anr v its |mn hiolnif and h toho) " liftVI i't| ii mi"Vi'it1 mm Ip pairing the ranfa « f J7A Sanford the weak-end with her parents, Mr Mr. and Mr*. K. D. Chittenden, lie servrii at 1:00 P. M. A "Tnrky II ■ > r i d c W'cnrr ulelit naylfie i*«wei during the am Miininf an i iiHtim i nt* iiitii m ni't'i'j*. home* daiUMgvil during the labor Magnolia Avenue. en4 Ur*. C. F. Stahl, Tark Av«. lluasl1* will tiikc place on Friday I11r H A:nI %idnil f 'i# 1ip iiui 111 11mnit»■r reeding geneiati*»i» Uav atiMin were furniahtni by Ilia nue. tfVen’ n g , tWt. 27 for Ihe Y o u n g ' III Ills i’ffijtlii lull wa* ih'M-i'f uri Federal Relief nrifaniiatlnn. i 'oniplairong of 'Mu e|d d*iii Mr*. E. M. Galloway spent Hyi l;,i,oplf‘*P Smirili** uf the Ilajdl»I. M i s s T i l l y e I l e n j a m i n : «> i M »u n Iasi nielli. I|i< i lint In'r h i ty uf the Amur* ihii dollar to int*-i Saturday Irl lluland with hrr wav of correct Inn we wbh to atatai W i e b o l d t 's S t u d i o 8- R. Elishee and Mr. and Christian, Congregalinnal. Eidscio i t n * 'I I m" t 1 At t i o h i w u lfi n "1 national infli*enre*‘ M < ((♦ «* • * • »• tlifii it % m»« -iioplii*»f by th# nation-1 pal, Mfthtuii-t. »ni) l,rc»*i*vtcri«n Hooper Russell o f Sarasota I brt’ ltH-r' Ju,l<« H" ‘ Kith J mice W e d s In N e w Y o r k P h o r a 33 h j u t Km in.*inn ill Ho* tn mo IJni h Halt in hi" addreN* «>i»i|diM <*iret| InoidooMi t**r« of American ii**j < hurrhi** AH nicmbcr* ..f »b# v# *7 * the week-end guest* of Mr Kith left Saturday for Egypt u ♦ 1 1 iif ii Ci it ii .ii i nn ltl »nli « iii«< « ph f he H«»i*tiirp «• nf Seioiand Mrs. Hamilton Blsbre, South where he will serve a* Unllrd (If great uilarest to s wide cir­ t ou* «ucJplh> biivr „-rn asked " ’ Hi •'the I ..... I Stale- mn-l lake M ppiiiil nnlhtn it n » loijii) Mini " <(e I'ntiulv * hafil»"r of the l(**il States minister. cle of fi ismls lu re is Ilia in- 14i rfircl Ml II -ill 1* M at he food y into It- own hand* the Sanford Avenue. Jlnnling Hull "Hit bill i )..*• of 'be cold value of our * Hie) hi nouatrmrnt of the msrrisge of F'piscogmk t'hutch »i"l “li."iiii|f in h b ili*iin:c in t in " in <»r«|t Mrs. M. S. Wiggins it planning Miss Tdlyr llanjumln, of Nsw1 Follow Itif M »-ri8»f bu«it»c*B *«•»•] iliillar thi* i* Mr- and Mr*. Edward Higgin* i in"- t iiliijl! mill E y « * E xu itilnrd ilmi•«»••«##* and Mr. and Mr*. H. R. Drat spent to 1st vs the latter port of the York City, daughlsr o f Mr. and *.ion #t the F.plwopal p#n*h boua#|lo i»U*wcnl k 1" U Ii"" 4.*i Ink. I.til \ni |'mbo (but h I-*nn mir (•Insm-w ('u r r a r lly K itted the week-end In Orlando with Mr. week for Baltimore where *he will Mrs. Samuel llsnjsmin. of this many NuriiriN#* will be y vtn f«*r|fiM»»i *winir<nir u « namely tb»' eon * ,4 * I *»*t •’ !* 11 p ill v " I .1 " I I 11 *4 *1 |l t o till Ill III' | * and M u. R. C Bower, formerly of join Mr Wlggtn* who hat been in rlty. to Irving K Aotanmin, son tin g cuts No uric cxtwpl Ibe corn I ulliniMlr A i"‘H, i Hi *IH - t ill*-, it inpi <HTii 1 11, j, ).Sodu*. N. v. They will stay f ,„ * of Mr. aod Mis- Jo-cph A Aaron- m!tt»* . t nmpoMtl of I'harlra llctta. I |in„ r i1 rrct vt l) of our ci»mmi*«1 , l)R . H K N ItY this city mr>\ 1t i in it" ii •t'V Mftri )iii\Hi4 1*lb i '- d r month In Ualtinior* and other son, of New York City. The mar- Unity Wirtc. Jr.. ai»d tinm an K-j |U fMicc«." M c b A lI L I N , J r. I in* .it chJi iif bappvileil 011*4.4l 1|* ».• tt. Ti •Hllg.tbl ii*• aln*b*n Hinl Th** governmonl <*onlrfi|!c'l plan Mra, R. J. Cantwell and William Eastern cities. riMgr took pluie last Thursday in Morrisi know* the nature of the "FI itig 1Mf 1 II I1' - ltl*| 1ll«> Mi 4*1' k*||| Aat t "h piugtaju cl where it will take for purchase f newly inlnel r«dd I Ui u’lim k j OptnmetriM t McElliannon o f Atlanta left tbit New York City. *' * fit*I*-* »«*ul || "I In ■11 tin**‘ »4‘ > llllf#" 1iiimlr Mf f nM at* ,1 it Mr*. N W. Walker, Jr. and Mrm. morning for Miami after tpending Mr* Aaroaeon was born in New plavw It I* eupsetod lhai lb* Rj, v. and *■!# m t»niT*|iaAe of gehi 1»i <*•i»i*i luii.l lAflicu Ilir 112 l*nrk i\ v fi llrira' V* ll( | 1 < * 4 fill * " •1 uall i* it Ii li)*|it ! r-n the week-end here with llr. and Maudr Raiilersnn » f Avon Pack York but .pent Ihe greater part | M Mailer and >be Rev- Mar­ the world iM#'k«*t were natn* t) .i ...... •. •tap nn| t<, * were thr guests yi sterday iif Mr. uf h'-r life hex She w «, gradu-j tin J llrauj * II *' lumpaiiy th* ip i'V e w in t h lie d i l l " ! i o o Mr*. A. W. Kpp*. Dreamwold. i A i fi"bl lot k*‘ * 4*i*i t !*■' null* anci Mr*. II. Hub, laing, Mayfair. ateil from Seminole High Kehna* party. wfn »n gly backing lh«* iia, "*nal |.s..«.||«w (" ft III,It IIF||1A Mv «n *i They were Joined here by Mr. tinf * it* t*\ m tlu* ' ' In ncr. and later attended l.o.lMr*. I- T. Shepherd has re­ 1 is til if ft* ( \\ ittli'bvvla |•4laI |i" Walker who took llnm to Jack­ ib III t|"( iMf'l ' • " I n tb* u f .1 tt* turned from Grren Cove Spring* I ne** school. For Hie past four, S c h o o l O f f i c i a l s T o lilt (Hi H(|w I I Ihy tlflkwli III where *he sjn-nt three week* with sonville where they will make, years slo- tin. In-cn employed in n 1\ 4tf I'll1 "'* tn 11*r v it‘ | M in b I* Isit* "1 t|*« « t| *•“*»v Hj A d d r e s s P . T . A . M e e t thrir future homo. MrWalker 1 rib Mr. Shepherd. Mr. Shepherd hat law offire tn New York uf I. h-r M H ." t he i it •g s( l ii" tl *ii m (imi I*** * g iv e n *ii|i|M*ii t Ml iifiol iiilti .I i gone to . tha Century of Progress wae recently appointed a deputy Mr. Aaronsna was bom and1 Ii . *|isim1 v*-wu *t|»4> iiiLnijmg ni v i-h I ) It K S S or C O A T 7 K g * 1 1 W% j collector of internal revenue. Sui>erlnt*nd#r>l T. W. l-awton U lf *f -s W J to tpejid a short time. rear,,) in N«w York City and Is a U Ip tl c l " , k U ll 1 I III III) B f i I I v S graduate of New r®rfc llnlvar- and <j.-nrg* W. Mark-, superin­ UlMl 1 ti»*rv nrt* *'\Vi* knitM * e f c held Iiii*t fi giit mi I In \ f C le a n e d a n d IT e s s e d • alty The couple are living at in* tendent uf Volusia county achon)*- clrr*.** be * p »4 “ At I hr b»»tt tn « f ( I l iw iilt it ly hm ^r wllh Jnlill wit) Is* the main speaker* at a ■V S H old Italclgh In Nn* York. f fir v rim* nf rrlilririfTi mill *'b- |Hull , nimJgiit pM>tur, nlfici inertian uf the hamtnole GoutRy f iriirilnn vre Imvr found ftiiinc hc! . mhim , I ti«r itniy wm** ui tu W in J 10-25 p T A to ba held VVadnasiUy H a r l o w , T r a c y S U r I n onimmy at iBtfH) A. M. at tha Ieowcr Floor 10-35 .-l T T ^ '. v T j f r g Junior High Bchoul. Th* public t* M H a a i* M o v i e T o d a y mV!' P r e m ie r S h o w in g invttod I* attand. ■ •• Mr. 1-awtuN will spaak oa th* Wllh Joan llari«w and Lta 1 t u L flk c fl V l« Flrpt of the Npw Season's Pictarea— Tracy as co-stars koadio* an Ira- Btdijvct. “ Haw Letmg ( ’«n Wa Hun A m ! W k a t a Shaw Id |« If*. C om ed y T k a f a and What th* J'. T A. Gal) Do to i o d . , o f t Vi. r t a i i t i c 1 r. i. k pressivs cast. "Borab*^laU', openori TMf ferM il__ Vlrlitki__ Different— Bright—Snappy. ye*t*rda, at the MligM Theatog Help" and Hr. Marks will spaak : u l C O " f n s o il.., u In provide tha heartiest chorus of on " Federal Aid and th* •f the NRA l#|'ubllc Hchnols." ' | laD^b* o f all recant fU a broduc-' i 'p v tTii : - s . '* l.unrheua Will to- aarred at 1:00 Hows. i P. M. at th* school Adapted from tb* play by r « r o . “ 2“ *frV’ T * Bd M u k Grans, B ooi.juall" eaplodaa all tha uns »a*ory rumors and myths that Unoginstivs creation*, of her press agant. l-e* TYoty, yiho has Ukrn -.c p m jM m to a In Hollywood. . odvonUg* of bar variatu Intar-naOfcroated by Victor Fleming, it Now* * I nucou*, hUarioua ppt##nia« Uoeal Ipve affair. I)*r family eon>l*la' nf Frank Hon o f *H these myth, (hot have t-een Wtiven round film star* and Morgan, as her fath«b and TrJ th* notion picture industry and is llraly. as her hrnlhaf, who, with her aacratary, portrajnpd by Una •Wjr iatarprated by a noteworthy Bobby at, mtkr her Ilf* sn« uf coneaat of popular players. * * i. ; , I turniuil. t Jaob Hariaw is •ecu |« L # k Calf It's true, ill* first jiart nf in elrrlric rate U more th is Others In lh« cast Who runtrihBurn#, a ffUmorociB film t U f « l v pta aarallrnt perfptManres *r# . P 4 4 tcn-alioM l bt Uw the lis t b r r n n a r li ra-ls just aa niueb to read the n c tfr , 'r»f)thut Too*, Pal O'RrWi, lean r‘ 1 1n r “* •— 4d**4aff, Ire bet l JgWall, Louis* Itrrp th r * t r „ for one account as It doea fqr Reavsr*. Lannsrd Gafay, Mhr/ amither. Am! (lit- frlliiw who huys just a few kilowatt Fp*V*a, G. Aubrey Smith and June m B k ow — A BHm R ib b on R e g is tr a tio n B ias ster. hours would not his waj if Ihe lower part o f tilt Tb* Hegllt ia* ton Book* i f H fD in HERVJ~CE I , Fhuna 101 rale fame Aral. But, the fellow who uses more, grig CU7 o f Banforit, FjarL)a | Hof-Mac Bpttsry Ca.- Adv. commencing down to die lower part o f ibr raft and etra i a low aveib Bdptemhar 18th. 1933, Tnrpoas of rsgiatartM age coaL Use more o f the 2 ( electricity tn ypur Munirifisl Threo rale and you’ll find It brings you doctfi^lty 1 8w ha hold o n __ i 1838, aod alii remain bargain p r ic e s . day except Sundays A up to and Jndasl88th, 1933. At tha "7 ***** A. An Is Promised Nation ly“; FI 4 DS Social Calendar Picture Framing * . ft H e r e ’s Y o u r C h a n c e SEMINOLE DRY CjL.EANEp , W H A T E L E C T R Il IA T E P K I ra,r • . 8. LAM SON, Mrljilration Officer. �4 mmm** * Jos. U'Harentetto, l T ra itt tb«T ■*0 > t « ^ root, k m ' •r_ > r *«**3 ►AY TILTS Notre DameLoee, tV> Co n a t e rnatton <0f Nation’s Experts j r’ .N K W Y O R K , Oct. t t ^ -W V ateck of Malar Pit and No. Dm m 'M i n and Heathen 'orala lied on tho u i m day football expert* babbling In­ ly yesterday *W n tiny talk Inf about Michigan's _ smashing victory In socres. and tho rUo of Princeton In l y ' East and Alabama In tha /' Tho mighty triumvirate of tbaj but for . Pi t Notro Da mo, at leaet, »*■ tlonal championship visions wera Jnat Umt and nothlnf mart. Nothin* tho Panthon a pllsh tho not o f tho m u m will wipa out tha 7 ^ beating thay took from MlanoooU’a powerful Gopher* at Minneapolis nor wlU on abandy mlmprattlra Notr* Dam* outfit bo ablo to offMt tha tho 7-0 roTora* tha RamMori •uffarad at tho hands of Carnalfa Tack. Although borod from defeat, Southern California’! 1 ocoraieae tla with Oregon State wma biggest lurprlaa of tha day. Tha Trojan* out rained IheSNorthern an by a arid* margMTpIlad up It first downi !g»ln»t one, yet cosld nit break the Bearer re ftnw for a scora. Michigan, meanwhile, gar* fur- CLASSIFIED BARGAIN DAYS. 26 25 50 50 .... 25c .... 50c .... 50c Words or Less, Three Times... Words or Less, Seven Times. Words, Three Times.............. Words, Seven Times............. $1.00 WANTED) 7th grade hooka: Oood V S TOUR WATCH ropalrot Mannen and Right Conductana who really knowa hoe book 2 | Silent Readers; Sanita­ Jeweler. Mar. Aa. WREK ONLY. Blanket sp* . 3euT>Ie wool* or 'iffittSh W< wool or rotton tOc. Phone Our driver will glee you service. Seminole County Inc. tion*; Geography’*; Rth grade: Llttryry World's:■ Silent Reader* i ____ ___ Agriculture*. “ Bring rCyslology*; afim nr eend to R. f . Cooper, Junior High School. There l> a *hortag* of the above mentioned books* We will allow you 25* ra»h for e*ch YOU WILL find Istsst atylee and book. teat value* In ladi** hat* and WANTED TO BUY: Rack* t0 um dtnuaa at Scott’* Ready-To-Wear, on eeed bed*, good ueed sacks ‘(1 4 a Sanford Avenue. erceptsb*,' aleo want land fertlllMOVED PROM Magnolia to Pal- aar distributor, p. O. Boa 1, Ovie­ ’ *|ette and tnd Street. Hein- do, Fla. •dress making by Mr*. Sowing machine* rented 15— A partm ent* b a r Rent repaired. Agent, Blnger MsNEWLY PAPERED and painted Singer Shop. apartment. Four room*. Every YOU to know w* have modern convenience. Rrnl Reason­ Marvelou* powder* and able. aleo fumlihrd room*. Good talked about on radio home cooking. The Tally Shop, . J i c * wOokly. Everything 1* KM N. Part Ave. drug*. Campbell Drug Co. Phene* u WELL FURNISHED Tint floor 10 1 apartment, 1IM W. 15th. large S R N C E R CORSETS. Individual- living room with fireplace,* *un> . , ly doelgned, conceal and cor- Verlor, bedroom, • bath, dlnotts, ■ 1 * **—ire fault*. Comfortable, kitchen. Kelvlnalor, Plano.Garag*. or alt ting. Free figure Telephone 4.1. f t Repretentative, Ur*. Joha I.AKGE AND small furalihed ’ m, 800 F.a*t 20U St. apartment*. L a n g l e y Apart­ ment*. d ll Park Ave. Call 251. tt t a d Found ---------------- nobU* trunk Communlcsl foward f l 5.no. «tth P. O. Bos K Winter Park Fla. DOST: Bunch of koyo L. switch ksy, No. ftrft switch west of Reward If returned to lerf 1100 W. 13th. 16— Houses For Rent FURNISHED (I room bungalot and garage, 10th. 81. and Pat melt*. Phone 77 or •** Mrs. J Fleischer. OMo « t o ’ v, It Her*’* another Princeton’* ' Mpbomoree c a m * through their flrat major teat with fhtlng color*, treugring O luaibU’i experienced array, t#-0, and Jost dbout offering cooclualve proof that Urn Tiger ie back lo worry Other Eaateru contendere for Um flrat time In years. StotstaaMsitesoOhr la ol ol ME' Alabama looted Ilka the clao* o f tho Southern conference aa It invodad Kneivillo and gave Ten­ nessee It* flrat heme defeat alne# 1024, 12-6 . Intorseel tonally, Ithe Coot off. Mt Pitt’e defeat with Army’# on expected conquest of flllnol* at Cleveland, 0-0, Carnegie'* victory over Notr* Dame, and I w e r tri­ umph* far Doqueeae, Navy, Goorg* Washington, and Washing­ ton 41 Jefferson. Navy whipped Virgin!*, 13-7* Duquesna defeated Detroit, 14-0 1 George Washington routed Au­ burn, IB-61 and W. A J. noaed out Xavier of Cincinnati, 0-0. Pbritiam, routing Boston Col­ lege, 32-6 ; Holy Cross, upsetting Harvard, ID-7* Yale beating Brown, 14-0 ; Colgate, (topping N, Y. C h 7-00 ; Syracuse stopping Cor­ nell, 14-7, and Dartmouth, checkIng Penn, 14-0 , all maintained their undefeated record*. Turning In Big Tan triumphs, along with Michigan, war* Purdue, Iowa and Northwestern. Chicago pit* ed Cell In the flrat conference lest under Clark Shall g hn* sey's, coaching but fell oefora Purdue. | 14-0. law*, apparently a n<gi Ten power again after three lean yean,trounced Wisconsin, 10 7, • hit* Northwestern was defeating Indiana, 25-0. Nebraska, bidding for the Rig Sli title again, halted Kansas Stela, 0-0, a* Georg* Saner scared all his team's point* while Okla­ homa overcame Iowa State, 10-7. Kansas anl Missouri lost nonconference. genua.. thg ferm»r, Tulsa, 7-0, and Missouri to HL Louis, ]4-7. Christian for th* flrat time since IUI9 but I set a 11-7 Southwest conference engagement, Texas tied CentenaiY, 0-0 , and Bouthern Methodist played a 7-7 draw with Oklahoma A. A M. Like the Trojans, California found • northern Pacific rivalry plenty toungh and was lucky to get a 0-0 draw with Washington Slate. Stanford pushed ever two touchdowns In the final period to heel Bin Francisco, 200-12, and Washington hod trouble w.th Pu­ get Sound, 14-0 , U. C, L. A. un­ covered plenty at power In down­ ing Loyola of I<aa Angeles, 20-0. Colorado university dropped e ID-S decision lo th* Colorado Ag­ gie* In the Rocky Mountain group where llrlgham Young and Colo­ ad i Aggies chalked up conference victories. Montana of the Pacific roast conference beat Mo itane Rial* of th* Roky Mountain, 14-0. oytotandlng to be Two ticket* to the throughout the nolle*, thia week-end. Theater tea the pvixea which go to Who goto*** neareot to Um actual each of Um three master o f wmner*. The Important thing to ram amber is that the eecaer you tarn la your Hat the bettqr Is your chance to wig th* ticket* be­ cause Um ticket* go to Um first throe neareot to cermet 11*to. d ip this coupon, place a " W " oppoelto the name of th* teem you think will win, or write “Tie" if yea Uilnh the teem* will Ue, and bring or mail your jjei to The Herald office before neon on Saturday, Ort. tt. M A ita m M h i S«nrtc« A V N I N O A N D W IN D O W sh ades I f . R cuhlh, B aaford M sltram V t e i e r y . C e le ry A » » . Phone 676-J V u M CLEARING LAND end hare hun­ dred* of Cypraur poets, any length ar diameter you wont a glv* sway prices, Reply P. 0 . Bus 1606. Henderson's 34-Yard mu • _ • Ran In Feature O f TIHVIewedBylOJKH) almost IdentkaL None aelotted Waehingtf* Ood lab to heat Ken­ tucky and oil.selected. .Notr* Dame orai Corwtflq Tech, only to lose In b«h cake*. Mibm ago, repeated again thii guess'd *wiMR)oa \h* uatoom* of Odd, in (electing 12 out of a pootho Princoton-CaliimMo and Baraible 10 winners, they are, with rard-Holy C r a « * > i m , while Mr. -John fehlmrd, Fc., the Winner* el Warner mlseed ms gwsee On the JI*rrard,Holy Cross and Um Ar my-Itlinote tflt '4 Footbain ? MlRkeSHln 1, I'lll | S r nisi* u. IV*k, Fur»l a Army I; llllnol* e. V r l 1. Illrhmnn* * Mlrklssn II; i>i,i,, Htsi* * AInl» niu 1J. T»nn*»**» • Northwestern II; Indlsnn * Vs ndtrlilll 1: Miss Hints t. L “ » s !•: Wlscwnnln 1. I. H r 1*. Arksnnst *. •JgSrOVe I k Cklensn * Ulnalnslepl III !•«*■*» * "bO rsFk* |; Ka r m i SI Stale * h m r. 1: okis a a M t Wnbssh II; |Ju(1*r *. Trim si iVslsnsry ».-■ Mlehlanii lllnle I, Msrquelle * T—inn rkrlntlsn It: TWsns AlllM Ohio I' I: Miami t Tul,» T; Mines, *. llnrlnr III Hlmmosn S Hi l^tul, II; Mlisaurl T. Kutmin 1. I'nnlrn • cm HlnnlntO IS: Hen Frniutero II Ho ralirnrnls *; Oregon Side I ■- n IV i i ’ Vnrmi.nl *. I’elirnruln I; IVeeA Stale I Cnrnnfl* TOeh 1; Nnlrs I>nm, I r V. I- A. IS: l.„e l« 1. ,. UM II, l-fironll 1. wneklnslnn It; Pueel Hnnn* I. •hum *«Mm >l Telleheeeee I; (Islnesvllle 1 Hi Tele II; Aadraw Jackson II. VA. Palm llesefc St Orlando * Tlnnt (Tamps I llj Tamps e*l- ■ *S o S. SHORTEI CO LDS Beware the Cough or Cold that Hangs On Thl» n ieeilon I# retied «| (he d i­ rection o f Ihe floarc. o f Director* t»*r (he purpooo o f oaaeisdluf the u( the rbnrrl*r or tho f Corapony In order t« *a caa i h ll rrducp the CikpHoI Block of tho oollt with C m — lelsw. *a emslsl tod ('or(Mirnt Inti, nnd for the IrinuotheliepkaM B ltotska. Creomulsiaaisa tbm of eurb cither huolnfoe no raw new medics! diacevsry with iws-fsU ae- bt* |»mj»*t|» 'brouvkl bofor* th# * * ./l u tioe; it s setkm oed heal* the isOsssed f Ml|>rkb»ld#re, A. MORBMkSsNj^V mmshrs—e and laMblis firm growlk. BecrourePl Of all kneww drag* n is i i u Is moo*elssd hy high m*4lcsl srnW UMs i m s r I NOTICE OP APPU CATIOIS *4 th* grsmim Waling sgeaclea for pCTPARDON . Nullre Is hrrokT Slvop of Inlsn d e w t e o s ^ s o a d colds sad other iormo e f Itosm trgohlso. Croomalsloa cooU les, Jlun. ■■•.apply to |kt Slat* Boar* or I- « . „f th* R|sls of Plorlds. SI la oddhloe t o ym ■■*>*, Mhsc heeling eW- lu msrilns st tb* Capitol I* T»iUwhich seethe sod be*] the Infected *>«*"•». »»M ststo, os tbs Itb Sir tfid Moo the Irritation sad ia- pf Hee-ember. 1* 11, lor j t r l m . . ' gamenle . v U lo Um crooscHa goss oo lo J'/h-r rellsl of on* WINPIELK ■h, blood. jIimvi t*rv;ns to lbs Him , ih* Momecb, fc eteerted umuiooB, |,,|>„oMAN. Mow Iiuabnoll. and attacks tte seat o f the trouble He enl»R#d * pise of lulllf of i gasrantetd satfcfscMev tobbvry al-tb* Spring Una. ISI1. l:i to Ike I m s n simia ltw R g to sid M»mlnn|- County, Clrrult Court of | folds, Wsorklsf ambast, tnmcMtis, aod Hhr Mil Judlrls] Clrrllt end wo. n-nl-nr-d to th* aisla Frlsos for * i I* esosllewl 1st tending op the system •-rn ,.f fl.o ,’oara from tb* Sib dsr • . after cel4s *f Bo. Year ewa draiglit I* ■of Jun-. isii. * 4* refond your ms iwy oo tb* Iirlubrr istb. n il WINFIELD BOWMAN, spat If your coagb or cold 1* » 4 i W tlx: M P IRWIN. PROVIO BY t GIMIRATIONf Ulvsd by Ossmwsloa. (*iv.) J llli Attorn*!. B illy ’s U n c le W L L UVL TPN a* GRAHAM i*H tan truck, slake FOR RENTi 1U sera* tiled ralery land. Four mil** from town on Aftd cab 1115.00. Chevrolet 1 ton ' Dad body truck, nsw tiros (71.00. paved rood. Inquire 111 E- tnd Bt. . f M u m ton troth, rurWel* axis, IS MUccILnwrac For Hnl* - 'toW Um m .0 0 . Reel and Bone. iter Tickets Won got GATORS SCOR By Three Local FIRST VICTORY Ralph Warner and J. H. Milam ViuBcn o f Th* Herald** rich* OVER TARHEELS The-Vfinner contest ef two vtete There were no tiro daring tho FLORIDA 0 MHUL * * VILLB, Oct. t t —(XT—A wearing 7-^4 Winners shouM call at The past week, each o f tho 16 gemot ending in a victory. Upas’s ±- ' ■Ide-stepptng dash ef 14 yard* for Hersld office for their theater teemed to be, as far a* .tho cnjmm Nam* -------« r r ------a touchdown early ta the game by paasee which era offered Herald testonts ar* concerned, th* d f l f Address Jack Henderaea, 147-pound Flori-! reader* through th* courtesy of feats suffered by Tennessee, Notra da halfheck, paved the wav for, Dame, Columbia, Harvard, Ken­ T E N N E S S E E v ^ ^ jO B ID A the first Gator victory ever North Tarheels tried >4 passe* and com­ tucky and Ohio State, M In m<*t pleted four for t t yard*. Passing all rases, the winning team was Carolina here Satvrday, » to 0. ALsAHAM A vs* T O R D H A M Florida scored two potato laU usually I* Florid*’* meet effective ■elected. N . Y . t . vo. G E O R G IA in the final period aa the Tar* weapon, bat they played It safe Here are the scores o f Itn Jk. _____ __games ____ .aa . ____ tee!*, trying desperately attempt* today, being eentont, after that week’s Hated on Th* \a S. U . vo. V A N D E R B IL T ed to pass from behind Um goal touchdown, to play along with lh*j n>raJd-, ^ t r o t blank: *', - m. Carolina line. Alton Brown stepped In and Tarheels In the latter* own coun-| Flor1d, T U L A N E v i. A U B U R N AUbimt Tens esses knocked down the aerial In the try. Arkansan It waa tb* first time Florida had1 vK E N T U C K Y vo. D U K E Brawn - 3olared palled out a win over th* Norlh| earnest* Tstk 1 Noire Dime W hl-ll th# _____ wtwam r^—J 1f—*1 ar’— L - __as . * - I a -aa___ a— __.J 1»*Ireturn 14 Chlessn N. C A R O L IN A vo. G E O R G IA TE C H mostly in North Carolina’* ^ r r i - ! Carollnhtor In four attempU, and •J«. T. CJ. SO vColumhtM 0 tory, It w u a brillUnt dUplay of oaly ogee before had they been P rln rtio n 1« YALE vo. ARMY Corn»II T defensive football, with two atub- able to play tte men o f Chuck Hvnu*mn 10- '.Harvard H oly CroAf T L ' critical —■ ■ 1 Collins1 team to a tie. That was Array 1 ' 111inoia born line* holding in • H O L Y CROSS vb. B R O W N .15 1 mill» nn. • ments and offensive backs being, two J « n » 2° »" ’ ,n1« f>eU* N<’Hh«re#J*n •10 lo w * t W Ik o r « ! r when neilher team ws* able »s N rblfR ka ** 1 C A L IF O R N IA Vo. SO. C A L IF O R N IA thrown for lass after lees. Kx u i m I U I ( ' • W. A In. • K u I im O / f J Florida’s touchdown earn* about' vcore. I I Onto Hlxt# M IchlMA • C H IC A G O VpAM IC H IG A N ' mid-way of tho flrat period when I The Lineup: FLORIDA Bin FerraraL Florida orator, par- ™ (lT" rA,,° ^ on NEGRO 8 LATBR HANGED C L E M SO N vo- M ISSISSIPPI nofpn Daily (decked a pant hy McCarh- nsrwirk LB Rtarbuek Tatum LT ran and tte Gabors recur* rad on H A R V A R D vo. D A R T M O U T H COLUMBUS, Mled.. Oet. J3— Une teO R arrlar Ihu 34-yard lino. On th* flrat play Hun r*rri|i>l (A7 —Jesid Pattoraow, young negro 1H C lUrnhsnl no Kahn Henderson dirvd off tackle, IO W A v«. M IN N E S O T A HUrk farm hand, was banged Friusy TIT rurrwtt fought his way door of ladders D Good? nr rifidt for the axe lU yidgiiif Mrs. Irons DnvU <C) M IC H IG A N S T A T E vo. 8 Y R A C U S E end behind perfect interference M9it|om»rf QB In 0, IlffiMlerson Hayes Crosby *ft4 *n*r husbdnd, Lit ltfDnnftl4 skipped over the goal lino stand $1rC4u*tir#u UrAm\y Hugh D. Crosby.4* erjer to rtei nn N A V Y va. P B N N llucht# their automobllo,vfar a trip A log up. Thnmponfi FB Rcoro l»f iwrrl*t4»s llughea faked a place kick end l» • o—o Birmingham. K isrtti CRrnlfon • llfltt | N O R T H W E S T E R N vo. O H IO S T A T E | 0 0 1—t passed to Goodyear for tho extra rif»rldM _________ llindtrMR. Rforlnf t«uclidowii#L _____ point. KILLED ON HONKTMOON j _____ P ITTSB U R G H vo. N O TR E D A M E | Folnt nftffp touchdfiwh, D*"* lt>»vIo Only once did tho Tarheel* show (f» Oi>odr^*r> ftftffdy, It- Brown HICKORY, N. tt"Oet>>2 l^-An T O R E G O N S T A T E vo. W A S H . S T A T E | any sustained effort at scoring (milt for Forrani). OfflHnlw—ForIff f (IAm|tdmt'Blfland th*( was In th* fourth period of»). rofofp* Kill (Ha, T*rh) *ii!n- automobile accident Thursday ro#1 when they took tte tell on Ihelr tilr#; M»lor (Auburn) ho»»d !ln*«- the life of Mr*. C. M. Msrkoe, of Hnunit (('hlrnsn) f|rM Judpff, who, Wai own 26-yard line aa a Florida punt m»n: OubatlliitlotiB: For North ('urollmn Germantown, Penn, Kurdhsm 11. Ilrolan Callvg* I. #r»f, lloilf; iirUvo rolllnw, Ft*,lnp; spemi n g . her honeymoon in__ the went out of bounds. MacDonald » . ItimUlfill l , ______ FTTT1F ' jAJifrrr. 'n tn p tT p n ir- rrrttwrr smith,- ThV rat it ruck, her e's sKe toiled' »*curling passTo 'Woollem Tfotmir, 1 Wnnhlnelnn |*; Auburn I. Onrdnt*r, fjttnrtrr Lurks. Woollsn. llurkpsll II. Lalsynd* *. who was downed on Florida's 40- Msrtln. hsirbnrkB, Moore. Hhsffffr. w sr crossing * hlghhray i f look at Jurkoon, follbirka, (’ room (C), a field of citton. , \ y . '■* 7 Holy ('roan l*i Harvard J. yard bar, Another pose from MaeBell. S*» Mimpnhlm *1 Mains * Donald 4o MacBell netted eight For Flnrldii—sndn, Moyr. Fb#arNavy II: Virginia « tMcklffS, lirbuman, yards, aod Shaffer hit the line for »r IIIrkml; ■'••leal* I: N r. II. • bind, luirda, ,Hhouif, Turnrr, L E G A L N O TIC E a first down on Florida’s 35, the Itl’rk I’nns ma I* II: I^Mgh *. ItVrton; roMRtsr*. Allan. Ufo#n. | Imrlmnutii II. rnnn < Bullock;1> uti <-m op a i r a c u b a x m i u deepest Carolina penetrated Into Flfmlnn; r|u*rlrrh«rk Itulavrn JS: IV,in Mil. Innt. • Lark*. WalUrv, |Ir»wn, !icck> «P T i n : o-rorM HOLDERS OP th# Florida territory from offen­ hull I'rlarstun Is, I'nluuibl* e with, Cbis#, itlmI fulll**rk. Minis•MTU t h e n u t a l rm m n T c o r p o r a ­ Wrol. Mnrrlnnd. I*. ll,„r | ,l,«D *. sive thrusts. t i o s , pisrM* »; Ns. Carolina a, Villnnnvn II: llnliisbarg * North Carotins msde six first A Mp«rUI o f ike Hlock'•In II: lirown I. Duk. 1>. Ilevieson 1. boldere o f (he B o ra ) Ffffh C o n w n Illrklnnon M; Allnabnny S. downs la flvs for Florida, princi­ woirunl II; Rrshlro II. llun .w ill be held at Ihe O ffice o f ManhatUs II; llrooklrn * Tulin* T. Ouorala Tv^S *. pally through the air routs. Tb* the F ern C orporal Ion «| 1 .d. ‘ ** loin II; ....... Williams * -. • 1- 1 . Kentucky a. f* IK, T hu r»dar. ffovem ber tt, ISIS *1 I I*: *C»rrt«»* in- with A. C. POUR ROOM house, completely U 24. Near furnished. 6 blocks from Post Paeon Avs. Office, Lawton, Union Avvnue, W. H. Tay- next to Christian Sclonc* Church. 19—Farms For Rent SKraiBflto ’ wn ) M U u v MOCbMUs'W MAIL H A M M T A, FLO CK . L IT T R tt PTLOtVLV A.% CuOSfc Ai<i y s^ X A -V . t V t R C .t T TO T V v tA J U . U M UUOUl • ft* o w w k UJMT VQ6L TDUCftBOOJ T D C Q M fcW AJ M lM X R YO 1 (6 9 G O B T O O M *HOW CAAl BALLY MAMS A bAR-UOkir - - K x FOR HALEi ,Plano In good aendltion, apply 001 W. Flrat Street, comer French Avenue. WANTED: Supply customwith famous Watktos Prodih Banferd. Business estabsaralngi a v a r a g a |1S pay starts jouwmllately. GIRLS AND BOYS “ It lu union roller skatee” this year—w* haw them—(a n d a amall deposit will hold until wanted) Stanley Roger* Hard­ h O. WstkUM UOq TO-00 W. ware Co. g HEWINo ’ lThCH l NET 66-00 Rwlval desk chair, ( 6M . Vacuum W onted cleaner, ( 10.00. Children’s trieytl*. 4CKD railroad rate ( 2.00. Mr*. A. K. Barnett, Fern intent and traffic Perk. I'wtU citrus packing huusa anS dastraa purmansmt cun, Kopiy Quo. p. Lovell, Oil A « l , Sanford. (M P k a U toe (tea , Ptens T63-W. FOR BALRi C melody saiaphon*. Exrollout condition. Cheap for cash. Call Vlrgiala McDaniel at FOX BALK: Stock and fixture* • small grocery cheap tor cask. One Tter washing machine, an* dank, soon** bicycle, girl’s winter M l W, Tyler, U K Peril A n . k jI k A I i nrstan,' 111 d. _ 1V' J fc p$ ‘ ftfalkw Q ' Id _ »»~ TUBBY they awV l «cv r 1CTCHA t o n e or Y » * H CTAjtl i r t w t f f M W A H M ftW tj W > fc u t v w VOW L f IP-THCNIW «> tt£ rtW tW K i¥wiT t u y r*i^iiV n ta u UvWT «(nv*V .H U P Y W A A M / �N*r UtoWfc GHaleol Vegetebli am U Btefcost Garden Land. SANFORDt, FLORIDA. Member Associated V O IC E S T IL L E D TAKEN FROM * SHALL TOWNS F ir s t M a jo r C h a n g e ln P rog ra m D e ta ils C ode Is O f A re R O ffic ia l M ad e; W e t a il B ig R e le a s e d Thin first major change In tha laduatrlal recovery program, waa taken under sn executive order hy Prcaldent It roecvyH, forecast by a single sentence1In his Sunday night addreg* to the nation. An exception under the order waa that chain store*, where u r located, will remain under code regulation. >Also amall factories, • d-dng interstate c osin es thaa* employing more than people,atlil have NIIA watch­ ing over them even in the mhrrwia* exempt towns of 2MX) or lets. The order's Issuance e decided with promulgation of the retail trade code Which emerged with a price control provision stripped of _ ___ _______ *rkup. fought ty farmer >nd oru u m tr rcprvM’ ntjitW#* alike, but so }ihru»v I tin to fiv e the merchant substantially the1 asm* protection axainst dr atructive price cutting by rumpetitors. At the same time a{>o the 1‘ realdent has made public hia own defi­ nition of the employer'* right t ' hire and fire a worker on a arts (Cbntinueo On rage Three) L oan s; P eek R e la te d A d v a n ce C u b a n WASHINGTON. Oct. 24 — (A.P.)—Unfrer the pretumre of adverse farm sentiment, NRA yesterday pulled out of t h e country's villages and small towns, and announced a protective .chain of local tri­ bunals to k e e p merchants from'hiking prices too high. 71' L o s e L i v e s In W i d e l y Separated A c c i d e n t s Tndav D e n ie s e r e T oo !i E x p la in s b 1st In ten t O f A c t A s A im e d A t M ade ! B r in g in g m ee nn tt ; G overn m S u ita b le R etu rn s T o G row ers W A S H IN G TO N . Oct. .24.—LTV— WASHINGTON. Ort- 2 * - Faru»-| IAian* «»f more than $100,000 b’ J ure n**-*urvd rvii?*oFi*ble rrtsm i form er President M arhad« by thoi for their rron" in,ler the ,lotla» Chase National Itank were adj-st mrnt plan announce,! StUH closest to Senate investigate)i hrrej ,|a^ nixhl by Pre-tdent B w -evelt,1 t tiarlrs l hap IIn. Mixitso today. • | Geonre N. IV--k. Acrleultuvat Ad-| voniedltev who broke o rwlh at A . K, Geiger, second vi.-e presi-. j„*i(iient Administrator, said b s t j silence tn regard to public David LluydGr.it ge, p i o n e e r dent o f the uank. b >waver, sea.I, n,Kht. English statesman whore pro- n prepared statement ou'iim ggl Th_ pr^sidenfs -land for a anon when he Last night della i a '.HSI-aiinJ address to the German nrws-roel c mmilmeut* the loans to MarhaJo and assert-j eacham.-. ’ dollar. Perk te-J . . ^ , ---------following Germany's withdrawal ing that they had ih. c nn- • ton j M tk r 4 ^ .....mvntine u„ n the’ ur,t’ n« * « - ! - * ! to the S » A | uf th. Mr. iliaplin iltclirW th« from the League o f Nations and with the huge toons made by *hei addre-s. is the rltmav o f a 12the Disarmament Conference were >a>'k to the Cuban government yrvr fight hv agricultural hwfcrs ■‘UtifwA uf th* tlnv* ibptm h • » Evidence that fsrmrr President' o p)l( fBn, „ nv. „ rr,.rit*M * hn- lirvly up«>fi thv pairttliani ami barred from 3000 theaters through­ pj out England. Ma, had,, o f Cufca. borrowed P* f- , b . |t should reassure farmers gxH.aiwill uf w tfii citiftn « f tJhA ] |anj hr sunnily from the Chase National1 have grown .kept,.^al concern- r%Minlry *ank while his government w » , ; (h, ^ ivn-tmtiti'ii' abtliiy ti» h ca v ’ly indehte l t«> the hank for | r>iM ,,rw,... h. s a il df VALIDITY OF N RA CODE UPHELD BY FEDERAL JUDGE jm l i l i f <Ai»ik 1 »aiw w m plat I jt**a t r e * la y Iw fu n* l h e Si-iinlf fy'iwiwil* l e f m r r M i r a l l n g W a ll c ^ lr m o p t i n t m rih that no rki-rpl* *n‘* lu Yrr> -merrr «if Smo.ihni.ooo lo Cuk« loj loan* F a ils R e e ilu r V e T o In apilal. f « l« l n r f i l r v t III- wh ch tho if»i*ctiv*« - \\> n»r» 1v *"r. a tout: rr » nuk, M.+ thhviarJfil Hy Route (ftnlltnuii whtt cam*- (i* M t nt** hi a i i* a f t e r Eii»*cli II l'n»wd«*rt l nrenily, it in, iiii|h* " ih .< b#cmu h* ' the American am„a-sartor. h»d| , „ ___ questioned the legality of ,.n rwrli-t i i a a l h m i th. r a p , t t e ) er hmn pni|Ki-tal < m Ati ther IftlPf itoio -tic f len t»f |I l l ^ f F A r t 1 Juft th%* ir» the tank. pUrnl B y J u d g e W ilk in s o n e^tigatom tiHliy, ITpol l , |41 th-tl j the former pnesid«„i'„ .*» F'«»ur SSO fin e * R * r» Wvi**d 'w n - “ l erfectly u -e le .. ' a- an .01 Ilav nnn a»ai«ft law-\»»l*tor% - Ho %ere I Milk a Till thitl I lie loan* Wof»*re V lu m r p a l O f iw w M iHg i %rn*j Ita m c h t Ml SHULTZ IS SURE w . . . STATE W KL HET-allot hw FEDERAL FUNDS h ghnay and a w * . . » i di»«k*m* in the m«*rh«*d **f ubtjiiii- C o n s t m r i i M R 4le-| »te rejMirU uf u*, . , - W-... muuvuuu:..---- ^ ' C o u r t s 4 1ihei KN tiXVll l.K. Tenn., Oct. 2 4 ,-— Ralph \ P*uit limiphl b y Starrmtf, HJLyfur-old mill worhfr. lo tr«t th** validity of the national recovery art nn*l the ctnlr for the untlerweai and allied produrt** nianufm iurinv industry was dis missel hv ITndi-,1 Stales Distr*.*i Judge Tnvlol >*• *teiday. T h e Fiiiit w a » t uild a t S ecu re 1/ 1*1 iiiivlu-Iry.** Itrfvm ng brirflv in * rrn farm strike |wk -said: thr Rtatr de|>nrit»***nt | %!»!•• Iim«» D!nk»* !e».U»r> la inw^y —* -—- I D O valu* HuUurt Th** r o iiin iit t r e ilw i h r i n l I h I i -I M ill W o r k e r W h o L o s t Job “ A fa ir «*ic h « ;r irr -r n t ia l f o r l-cl h E B : £ * f $ 2 C87 V ssa red . N ew s r r a s H e S ta le s urs mu uf th- In JpaiiJltiu«t tias w \5tuxuTuf*. on. 5c- iO r^ l i - v e r n r Shooita ln » t n i g h t h* f e lt H ir e M im e « t | «anl fitiirttl to vTHkblp FTiifiUai, tin ™ eml its cilir* tu « W t fUily in th e fm ig ra j h ’ |iilv t h e p u h lk 145T rmn w o r k s f tin d c o tto titu t i*T> Sul»m *f limiUUun u« h** Southern Smith Silk MillS|irltitf CU>\ Trim , i»ml James It Krai' bt r mpiotted m m mmio m iron with Ihow* * muHf y— rwnftap ta ler, Jr.t Cmted Stair- ili-tmet attorney fm the eastern dn uiim S **crotnrv tkkmm* m htch pnttwdr tfkn itmntrmJor* !4oe- |lU f Ifnijm B» nrh Uhl utlvr offlv nMhe t iwIiim - m i of Trnne e*er a ini tough t en I rini RVERKAtTX, France, Oct, 24 . join the mill from comptj ing »>th *, official, s:u 1 tthreg,wi ! ad fl” TW __ f„r hanking a»»t vnly | **• J E»w«v»- white. — — I H — f a i i y persona were fOhrrd the rnde a'tiit the di*trirt attorney (Continued On I’age Three) {1 ,,» • le value "Wain eVert., u o g , " ,th ‘hnne «s,t>r w,tho,it a L -l **1 ,^ r . . ___ killed today ty derailment of thr “ On M ' IlHrti $ A* (M t111a 1 Me TNeh hi* m 10 n itup*-1 taut euatoiiMTR. UhaTbourg-Paria egyirraa. Thai en­ 1 $ e - l H R s ' I - l*a tu lt- f gine, baggage car, and three pas­ W i f e S l a y e r G e t s - L i f e WIlKur Jt>rtbh. rhirgvil mth| B a n s F « r S • ll * V AN A. th-t f * I*'’ AI senger coaches of the train n «M rrt kle* drib mg, * i* (mt t , f»n M ^ j»|K*a it natu ral tourl *itw > plunged off a viaduct over the I n L o n e C o n f i n e m e n t jcirigt 1 ihIh v ijf ilr it t l 1 Ih* a i ' a i b - 1 W II N » 'h , mtiIH p a Roulnlr River. Ten bod Ira were re- j ---------n tr mi uf fiv * m u n try * • - * i # ' ' * • * • '»« »* .» f U | u «* r. m m * f ir m I j j covered in rara which were | DETROIT. Oct. ^4 —(/IV N III! on a ha« r ara awtntr tbrw m m i miwh \ho rl'tl „wnc.I Sy \|iirha<iM In additt n.‘ l b »!♦« » * ’ amaahed hy the M fo .l fall. , ward J McCann. 5 .a-%Mndnct. I ** p*,'r^ ** inwinnn* * b n p «'Lr I ______ fessed slaying his wife hack.ng ' <he judge ait ache, 1 Ihn'.OOO of Ma i v ff i|r*«tnfcr«l|r Htsoi.te.ly ..uwiu.t » H »r al l, tamtaaaw » f parents a te <>,«' '» , , r birkly to pieces and distributing * havki'a in louud 11. ,.,u k, A l e i i John-.,,,. McK e e s p o r t , i v . (v t. 24 .barged' 'T hwwl Bov Seowbv at the Pi-«sj l— n«| wnniKitH v j tljit he | whil*f y •uth mhu i , in \a molir M rturns W V -T lirtta ritifi were killed and roleruigl " f ■ “ f • « **'* Tm*a-| Detroit, I-day was sentenced t n 1 » * e seeking lu delermin-i wtw her|wt*b ksw tiag and f lint were injured twlty in a xlatn Iifi» im priMUinirnt I n r turn nlive l ,-stat, . a<e „ » , r d Angel's Hat -tha, k. was b irseli h * “ S e e . ohwtl edl b. beta in i----^ D, nil' at the Hubbard mine of the hy rorporati -n>, a- ll tni <•< >» ,*«er to the -heil t. a> u . J V.-tteeut bee.I. uariars in the Th«* linm * f ih»* law “ L ft* ui McKeesport Coal and Coke Com,.f M*Mb Ita IU ley. ley . .*ealdy l.l . a ,.- the |r,.|«t*j’ „f 70 ehtte i,u«n “ y.-et n il' w A rte ',n n ,, t)^ „ , u . r lh „c a b e i n s * • at. selitaty enfm em ent and at liar P®ny. | v hargs a r g e j w i t h dk— t i h u l y . , . . n ( u . t . ) - p ,„ , l r . t w,|| be labor" waj impn.ed when M ‘ . had.. ( lui Ih fitinl t'f ‘ »I «V|i*| THumliy mglltv] Cann, i n r n h i .e n i m i l m u.nl lu iv . HlNnAPORE, Oct. 24 . -<A*>— .S i v r v - u v v , SI r„iV*n*pt ,.f ,.url and f , f... Its-* v „ - H N B e e n . UL wf l*e J brought Hit,, rotirt t . pleuil W IT N E S S IN Twentyelght memlers of the crew H I M M t h V K j orderly r relu. i j ian.1... ■*«ul ntmtltiM, «Ooi K|gV. guilt). of tha Rtmits Atramahip vessel ...................... . ,, Ovarlte *"** was fined j . UIKra. 0f SMthte. h.e 24.td *» “Tronoh” were believed drowned D A L L A S , T e » , Oct, - 4. t-1 f.,, p ^ e . . , » r u . t m U e a r e Seeut official .111 f ***rii lit in** A f Diil'l. 12. • h*» IitsHi i**"! ittlrrif amtlud «hmryR gmin.-'t | Ih* w.pW«I|*TSe GEORGIAN APINHNTRH when th* craft sank tn a storm | in m *v m «I liialk in comwrtnm v. th ft(rrt a&(| ,11, 0*^-*■*!. tfxiay, Hurvivora reached here to- J * r. WASHINGTON. Ih*t. a| —o n ’ B lo o d s h e d la F e a r e d ln C a lifo r n ia S tr ik e A r e a HAN FARD , Cal f., Oct. 24 - (An thraati of violence tn 8 AN IT T RB ARIN f; ORDERED th* San Joaquin Valley cotton Atrlk# today rau.ad G a t. N E W ORLEANS Oct. 24 .--<A>* ofUeinU to eonalder ».n 4 In.< la v - _ A tanlty beariig for lo u i , -------- 4 aid Into the troubled I Kpnn, th N te. 37 . of PavannA. m o m warn n l raportal In eonfhcis '&■ 1 Gftat rbitiffyl with Iho liotrl m o n murder hem on Sept. 17 of Shef­ field Clark, Sr!, Naihvillt haaafUgva Iho floUb. The fteaa man, waa ordered yrstenMgpt ( I I and work Wo nh> h« faarvd t ih«* kidnapnr uf ChaHra $ V* Elijah b «l ODD ftllRTII AaNNOi M T I D A r TW m o o ts n g a i n Ed Co i i v r * n » fionl $5 for -m upet papkma uf niFRninf tool-* inf, in t i ftw n tn ihun jw t oh et tho <w|t| hnf* k t t w i t altor mmiy p oh it pn . __-----------rmd of o u ro n w m I f n t . Tho Rfe (k » CUy « >tih■at o**U with W Ralph On-holm drew a flu fine l U l KU4VTDK T A la L IIIIN A , OkU Ori, U dlJM.i tiv- lyr r*»«i*l&act* Soiatuvl V A h -T b * Ed Camara ,rr^ proud | ,.,U fined U mi a . imdac MAtllLTOfCp purenta, aji 1022 l**r rlisran, an * a i4>-„te*rly «-„nJu*t — U f* I f o o r y V - M lflor*. wiL a o, tnrnlcv boy' teetvl , . barge a a - n .t Je er. Ma. Spa, n lo m o f t h o 0*1 tpped with "tw o lung p e w - „ .« ea s d.-.eword w h o h a d b o o n b o r o o i t k hi fr t e squall lag, scree fa like body , Mary |»a e l e v a t e flUvd and chaageahie aval c o v e ,.." ( {je ^ckiraa dr,,tag. bloodshed d tw « <o local author- gaggaated calling out COTTON FINANCES CHURCH WILSON, O kU „ Oct. 24.—<A V A Mrthadkt ahprth in th« rllUga •I CoCurtaay haa solved Ita f ioan( h l proWatM wtth a cotton patch, k l t a tha I n . M. C. Cartwright. Sons AreBora r OneDelivery IET0WN, Britirh Oat tu tio W ill tfciej *w mm* di**»L-**d « f t IK* t«* rpi rnm mm' o mif w m t i U H f pm- t o f C*mu onO *ml Ft rmln o f hwy» nuttk tfWi w o , it ^ Prfpidrnt liiMmevult Ycstprlaj ap- j f* hrl. t Iklnhoniji City **ll Will •*!» 1 t petit lair**«i) r(mrRv, bwl bar i*aui pointed J, Raiton Ihaniel to Inf j *ir*% wax in Dallas yMirniu> tu fuard $10 fttr |HrvA4fMiA| li*|u«tr IU *-tin*r Sam Pall»ri r». ' federal feUdrnpy for tho noulhrm ro*iffF with ik*|Martni*'iil of jy-tic** district of Goonfia. Ilv ap|Mdntrd.' Thr naturo of tho cw«ft*r- vnd Wahrr lU n /ttn i dtaryni with > m f «hrunk. w * tv fiarU $T» r m h. Howcl] Done to b« collrrtor of ence a fter her trip from Memi-h< wM not learned Janet V\ . l i**n was (uard $2 fur ruatoma mi Mavannih, G t. Lloyd-George’s PpfhCerman VlewsAre Barred From 3000 M o v i e Theaters LONDON, OCt. 24.—A David ca l to that o f T W I tailj Hail IJoyd Caorga talkie interview on a t e Tho I tally Mirror newspaper the International nit nation, it* grwupe, ia n o* being ured to ailvotraaod through tho British Mootton* Newt, war o id t m l rut fiwaa emta n a r a a i w a t . Inytete o f tha tho newsraet* o f 2.000 mot loot dahal portrait o f tha Elay, acpicture theatre* o f tha Gaumont- ranapaniad hy B few b a n o f tha BrltUh circuit yrstarday. An la> na tion a l anthem, tha marl** art to nrlaw with Dr. f i d J aawtti>r th oir pnrgrnma with a p la t e n o f tha K ing rarlawtng tha fla ot, tha r a il iva\l a wid* audr A m atandlng throggh threw r w a o o f "C od Sara tha K la c * whUa battlr-hipa, n r h a w aad O v e r T O O f^ A u B tr ia n s Q u it N a t iv e C o u n tr y -tu “ * UM" ^ at c City HfctL Mna tL C � 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. 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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 23, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/27104825fa332cf70d4d164051fd4bc5.pdf 725fcc0eb3e3920e5976da18afe8fb8b PDF Text Text LINCOLN, N rb. Oct. —IA*) lie work* prnK»nni." — T1i« K llA program in igrlcul- | Hugh JnhtiM»n, rrtuvprv admintu n l Mate* yesterday v ia cmllcNlI **kr«l Neville t«» mt»n* 1'’" hi" but N ,v' ll« T e r m a E v / e n t * ■ “trag, - / failure" by K rllh No-1’ , rrfuartl. >llir, n loiitu r governor who „ A s N a t u r a l R e s u l t , \l[ ww .. „ - !•» o.l pat „„ hi* n-slgn.llon n . . r> " ' ™ w n ' " 1 " " f‘ P r e d ic tin g F ee aa rr s i 1 ,.r u,r - t . t r n u a hoard. lT l* r o «hr “ ,ultl '••• erit i i i . huU #* iciictl for withholding g in n from W ill B e W i p e d O u t | la , l,n n ,? ' • ? ,nT J ,r3r-the n‘ 'b— * m .rk rl In o ile.r to get Iwltor i also n llcm o,rut. declared Jo h n so n W A S H IN G T O N O c t ° l _ , , ' y K l’ mtion BRINGNATION'OFNAZIACTION 74 MILLIONSGIVENLEAGII O f Russia Predicted A s Boon To Business■if T reasu ry l f» " " *«rik.- i« n» Justified . . at- pri ,* * ny !!!" " ,c " ' cv" ' ......... t \ " .. mendatinns from \\n-hin«i..n Mill M o n th R e p o r t F o r fi ( i e r m a n y N o x v E n t i r e l y P c r io d S lm x v s H p ge Sum O n Ix *g a l C o lle t-le c l P ro d u ct WASHINGTON Oct "I Circle* were u n n d - , ‘ " T " * * " " * , , f '"* »>••><"?»«• b l n . I h r pl(M,r , hmilil fun c ,,nfj|lt. In the fir-t p nth* vised early thin afternoon n»' c c buying only to tllOM* V || ML'Iinl itril beer, taxi-, on |li« t .* i t o t h e outcome O f a m itl-w eaboll'lay m-'or,niton trail the NUA." mrc enriched lb - t*. i«ut\* In of do* ronihuskrr >lalr P44.IH3. tern farm atrike which Mi'o Reno, p r e s id e n t o f th e N n- n" " r**1 Nfltm-*ltit (m iner* would Tim war iltk lost, | tl- t«tr«* " I could not approve any physi­ tional F a r m e r * Ilol'ilny Ax.io- join In i Im- nnli n wide strike, s n l |me their crops to market who tic* th«» publication «i i •h ittx cal interference vvllli (lm mi>veffort H'h i M 1m- nui'li . , . . . clatlon, h ad ca lle d fo r noon rr-very ure* hnniritixr M«»e*»u.»! • \»-n ••»).(ii.-t • . i \jAy manner. it• ia. in nnl* ; , and» .1 .nope no . nm . . li plan today. |conduct u%t i . >» ronteniplnted nr will ho nf Irrtiim* up to i».t 1 lo a«I O ffid * 1 »•> •?!»( vfi <T«* D iv o r c e d F ro m In te r n a tio n a l A ll L ife ; Q u its L n lm r C o u n c il Text O f Weighty Letters K a l i n i n ’s G 'N P V \. Del 21.- la v -c ie r >iai » dirnree from organited in • " •t *•-•»n, life lierame complete A e e e p ta n c D t )l I I o h n im e l t l ot M r e tin ir B id H a ile d 1 T o R u s s ia T o U . S . In W o rld ( i r e I d s ? “ My Dear Mr. Prcaiilcnt My Dear .Mr. I'ri*xiilrnt; •' » H i e offiria l note s nn m ir c “Stncc the hrtrinntnir of my ailv.’ x « :T iiN (r ii * have rrcrivnt your uteasaga H -i - J l . - . -mo her w it h d ra w a l from the minixtration I have conti'inplatnl nf O rto lfr 10. 'have alwHy* con < \ T* X c pr. I I-- p in t lull ■ of Nations, signed by fur- Ihr ilrxiratnlity of rrplai ui|; X * the side red mo«t abnormal ami regret fi. • T' yyi-'r * r*“ Minister Von Neiirath, was pn *rnt abnormal relation hrtwern table a situation wherein ilttrintr* , ri' I tiled rids afternoon i A nu -rthe humh-nl anil twenty fixr milthe past Id >eara, tw o irreat rt* ' ' tits , ' Hi*Munir she was withdrawing linn |*cople of the U nltnl S t a in i • t lot j»lipublirp. the I ’ nite*! 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IS. •d her withdrawal from the I l In- ( 'u m “ It ip mopt rrjrn-t t able tl»u* the usual furl hod- of eommumca •* rm iv t'iy Nu R o-uxtlt* .. tax. inlmmtvf •Miotn Mt.i III.I**I tlf.T ft .».• members o f h is c a b in e t w e re ...........'"I la ts .r t'onferenee thr*»»- |*teat proplf* between wh«*in ■i ti r I ! t s-rnlly lion amt have been deprived of ‘,,n i service can be rendered tin- pub (|l(l( p WAR hrewtiw nn«l *1 * Uii* Ills uttark • b- 'd its first conference in S lit h e r e d to d is c u s s a nlnn to a liappx traditional f rn*n.Mup ha flu* l*«*tiefit- which au.*li rommuni-Mr •• lo *it"li IT tic than bringing the ndmittsltu mniiiwf **lhf pr«»flli-«*tni|» .«l ilo \\ 'lilt, toll The "lAlivfie- nf*.! tli ' t offer c r o p lo a n s to f a r m e r s . rt riia tn l for niorr than a crntuix cation could ifi\r I am iflad lo ? I • \ \ t• • f a lion realise that in airrieul ! ' II Ml' . fInttf* • • • l L * h n lx»t» ii'NMin* wen* of f *1 inlef nal rex« n. .* » ••( ilte mA'v> h) orirwn 11 m •trike wm net for n n>n lurnl .t a l e , the NltA is s trngir ] to then mutual ailvantaitr. ah out | note that you also reached 'th e to in ini < i • • • lei it ivaa *• *♦••1 ll||»||J'vA." • » .t n i » » l i t f o r C t r r m A n y 'A 4 $i;n.2ix.U77 f..r fie* • *pttrf -t 4 1 today a* . climax in pndi-al fniltinv Prices of fnrm rotnmtNli j •♦a*r,| that I ■' • •V «-*cky. oll^- \ "•l,ll'ii from Ihr 1m*ajtuc of now he without a p r a t u a l mrtho.l -am r ronrlupion • n l w t low prices of farm p •>■!- lien mud 1m* mined nml men mil - I I Me “A'*! he wnnti-tl n miMh iy ' of the turrrnt (< I • ■. on mi witti "Then* t- no doubt that dlfft- r* 1 • •.•\ • • •"ti n* for fnf» that the l.«-N|ruc wap a of oMiimunicatinir illrw lL i- pniil immctliHf« l>* m new t f l O f of $•*•»•• « • .*xer Ilo* •Kta which slrrsd , caused Guv. l* |Mft In work Ihrotijfh the puh I •tit i •ney xu lllf-, pie-enl oi ai iviix|f lift ween „|r „ X 11 f-»f J n o nml M a n iih " rwi'h other. I " »• IM'lllllff' f n y* x\on'd i»i m a lx* J4K WltUam l-anger of North Ps'< .Is “ (he difficultirx that have m a t the two count tie- can h< -olvnl on , '•ul »l hail rrfu-oil ly ailmil to order an embargo on whent •* I* b IV Itt about «d tin* a noma I ou p situation ah * ly when dinvt relatione»i«*t he '•ox fioni the Li xrinninir •hlpments. l*o lh»* iitoolh * lilemli ""1 m my o|Riiioii mnoluahlt* aimI tween them; and thal, on t h- ’ * ** Mx etrlplov .ilk* fa it ••1, , •' m o ffirial W olff nrwp e•- s^|Wv-* rrTt'ft’nAa Reno, the miltant lead. •• „f . ----- -1m. .......i.l - a n b u j X »n A stAtfllirnl «All| till* dtfffrtitftrp -ta t aw r y p wf yiaftnn** n fh rr hand, they hare no chair led the farm strike movement, tired •*l •!«» . • • » ahoitv I**n days. ’ it Im*>| tin- nirht to rrprcp#*nt •an l*r removed only by fran k.' for -olution In the aheenre of *»ich ' • from S t. Pant to Omahn t i iiliuln 1 r*| (*m ul. i tl> •• ml* i . if ix•• Itimipif t.« relatlona •''i»p I WMthl " h r e a iim* il ha«l friendly conxcrpatlons support of business men lm the ,.n i «!%.%>••* •• tl “ If x«*u ate of aimilar mind I " I shall take Ihr further librrt) " a * * * U tter fn 1VH)« • .oi uoti fa»ii*l iiia** no ft movement and then to P c , Moines • Ilf .1 If, WA* t ip n ifetween t«» rxprraa the opinion that the ah bten* **' t* t •I •9 « ot »' i ii *eif roh-* •' >i platf«om fm Jewmh anil rpt pII oixp oulsanding to look over the Iowa situs-..on. Of 1 • till I »M , i .*•»••.» ie*entati%»e you may d«*«iirnate t*». normal altuation. to which you * * • o I. .1 fi. n xrttfcki ' •'i or atm \ " Gov. Charles YT. Ifrynn. nf No.*•:*'* »• i» j »‘ * • •i11 " i rfn«Al lo ailmil •xpb*rr with me peraoually all > r o ri'c tly refer red in your me--A|fc In hi- 4dexlw *t •u* * •11 •Mine kabnaaka extended hts sympaihy to fft M" . .in. ' (t'onllnu«*d On Paife Two) M*ontlnue«J on I'av* Two! xmx ♦••*m the fii-l futrnnirf'l j #th^» !!•*♦ i»*p nf>ntl.xc that thi# f#* tha purposes of the strike, s n l ' A c t s - S h o u l d | { p ( ) l > e y < d F e d e r a t i t ; n A p e n t S a y s lierinan p' oplf from lhi*i I -ult rould he ev*'ee'* l n llttt# Gov. A. G. Chente.lrrman. of YY’ia-J llo x v p v c r , I 'i n a n r i r r •I i he ••f f i•tnIt> Inopirfit th a t W o rk e rs M u st more than a mon*h f *a*»f a »enop. rom in, pledged h » adndnisten • i «li l'f|tti«rlH‘i‘ K orrf- I A abort limp af*.-i . the pti* i ’ t l i a to a js le t "in a forrefui l-ut S a y s 11 p o n R e t u r n B e P r o le e te d B v N R \ fohlmt* that Ihr “Orn* \a I ell I I t nouneement ili*pp*»xr- o f the 5 ATI ’ dignified demand which will immt. t lo III X 1 »,Y ft, 1 • •*** • 1 d * -«’ivt»d I h i - n a w “ 1* «t 1 : Franrlaeo chamber of i«iiio«r^9* l dlately put agriculture in Wis. .n N IW VliRK . Ih i 21. l) ATLANTA. Ot •d*) - I o f ilo* I f c m I i / i 1 21 " iig in in (acraxm i » m l it I telegraphed \Va«h*nwtovi that trade*.* ■In on the road to realurslruu tu P. Vlotgun harg (com hur<»M . , ru^..r e I., f3;nrr. t.e.fth,/ ♦.f 1he »W lh I'e n la r x ’* ia) n ftrf- | m H f-c lii* re fe*•».* *» » •••■er» • * * f .• ' ■ Ita form er Mph position." j relatlona ran be eneonra|f#() Ptjra hr i|ue<n'l know wh.it f 1 . i •• "tntIV* u til I h r G e r m a n conr |i •> of •Ii. \ini‘1 o an feder About 1 1 •*•*•• •*•••• {through rerwnQion an* “tha PaTha Omaha liuftlnt' •a men aith |flew ImuiI hi** Iiim llll’Hf'C . 1,1 m m h n « p r v a c n le d Hu* W I " ft Ilo .... , . . . Hit •f lah'.r. lix.-l ntghf -nhl 1" II 1 1 ' vul clflr roast itand* to ealn m l* whom Ran j conferred arceded i i lie arrixeil •n i» lb » t f •),,« . s' 1 yi i<' I ' .t — a— ro *1 ire on S a t u r d a y x%dl *1 ». ^ tertallv throiirh the >ineeT.tpia#nt kla rtquest with Die pledge. -|4 ye-tenlay arid r i r»» l•d ••' rtrui- lahtir Ivinibb” x* a- lineal • t ’oru-M f»o\x i h f d m l c i i D of C r • i .ITIX . - 1 .11 1OX* fl " <(' * .......... . * *" R a n k s A l s o R e a d y T o J n p u n e H c E x p a n s i o n l n nf trade relatlona xvith Asiatic U tha aeoaa of thU meeting tha* on -In h :*•«', -••rtiu I h 1 ne«l 'limuirhout the South if the lit Ml ••'M| , 11• .(*! V 1 be t Ilia l fOMffi* nt ttn • iliH’ iiineiit .*[• g u a^ in lcfin c the fatnier. ha- nevr to* •«.f. « federal .govvr mount tine- rml ttn • 9 9 f ....................... * • M a k e Ix ia n N D ir e c t 1 n n - lb** ai lo - •o n v i 1 A H i» T o B e B r i d l e d , R u ssia " *»• If* •. ‘ d . o f . production.k . ; s|«iin»r I . L '*n a dr* j In Enrlsn-i, lb,- -v -r ,-,,, ,,,-rs•-y.rmdiu» l> "tt*otevi the right ••( Autru-i n* ' 1In* fiiiiuuntty F o r e i g n E x p e r t s S a y •toned no au*-pH*e t ».c I „ i , .r tn *' 1^To fortify h i. (lu baigo orjh ir.ii Ita»r in hi - allito •« l|i, 'J a g T o A m to rg C o m p a n y *» 1>! XVCit k« 1 under th# natioual n e o v -» ve||r fht n , M- mitniiuixl a wri-. ■ s 9ftrnmed tmui Iumr-ant irn to -t«l er> Hr | high B r'l'sh q 'lx d ** - la .0 jtv L an g rr orrtrrrrt . Noilh -^»P--| - •......... tat***I I’ icp * wap retlalh-J N rW v o r k , Oct. s i. fa t LONDON. Oct 21.— Diplomatic Ro^ae##?! hsa k b hph ! the jump i« IW * koU p shipments or, <4 cl. lh» tanker crossed hi. koto aberi/Ts abenfTs lo .lo .top n firfo •». fh(* ^ 1 1itat Ihr I* ague m»le With th# annourit t-mr-nt of Ihr i heitreller iea |if In 11 plgtie d pint*m e n ! h e v a i *I .if f 4 •;*. . o I.........r...i__ Ktirop# were wbakl frnm from IIhs ■»>). state l-y refusingL knees, fulite.1 hts hand, and puflis. ground and onaca »»r ntritioh* of 1U*f Mi'll ((•final a:.d sit ik. wi I •pr ••.1. f H t only mi 1*Iv I* flruilv c n v iiu rd ye«terday that to permit elevator, in load gitrii- ' cn n Merrsmaiim pipe ii" udMin" r irog ii it Inn mviveraatlona, il X*a* e«t*b|i«hment f normal relation# the American people " it t»< .tiher "•oilher ii uiith'i Railroads p er. steil it, their s la n t “ Wh. „ I went ...... .. In«t|h mil P rs-lib a l pc»n-r« -it ■•id.leidy | III.Ill |*l*x«•rnmrnl • tnlt-l h Mined Imp! mgbt that -cvelal between th** United S tate* • x "rt-nrln.ri and that they would nit o.-acivc .............. nth. «yr„." |„. , ,.|u tl,, | " " 1"^' • onened the -rax* \*r • " a x f••• rei 'l l ! »d fl">tifn aI ij'fi '*■* " a l l S tiert bank* mi** pn paring t,i 'IIH'il wm k '• II Soviet Mu»«la will evoke far ordar. contending that fe.„ | t ,„ m lht. „,.w ,MW. "*> •' •a*ton« hflm rar sh, t», \|NJ old 4 (III X if* 1 Ih»Hi*v* - "•• to ra»<- credit tmru**«lit«-l> for in ». ft * I'fxrn tb»* greater leper ruvaion- in the Far ’h m m 'f-'d ls V- , ,. , a. „f *<or* *J Uwa governing interstate corn-' -, can, •** w • . < th. if li t ham« Hor 11 it I* • I '.’t r i i i i m : I, 'i t I I •r«*a«**d '-fix irt *ab*«* by diPdipnt Fa**t than in Fur ope merce demanded that they a rpi n,,| „„i fi, • mid then do w!,ai I' 1 ’ " r ar-•*€• .a•*-1 '!••» < fti'fi . ., I ••at I IX t Y* , ha# •tif •et Ihia-h i " I •»., | i, I,.,r s’fe'tor. \ • ;i r I I *. mg an cp tan ’«•** f the Arotorg ahipwienls of grain when off.--,-.' .............. . to ,| , -• i ‘"g up-I • )»• ••ll* lr**cl»af i*« tl A r <• N 1 The»e r«|M*rta on political trend* , 1 . . it ii if o r rtt* «l rr gartlmg In P **»a*'s • . * . 1 letter to Trading ! ‘orporat i«*n •C* I m ’I o x e that thr moat important M.l hit md'i-r r ml l o J hk . t d m n U' r' ’ ,i,,n Th............ .. was given ,n reglvi ................ V 5trbaft K*»,: i» . I. nf ,.f the 41 1 In addilom t** di-Count•Olioimmediate t-ff«*< t will he to hrixJIa n .elet I*.I Ml t-1 •rml* • th* ' It 1 ha* aid tl»« lirn n an * 1*0 - .i t 10 west Uaaness In the ............ w o , «hm-1 . l , .............................. .... •« " - •t in t ut»* Itiirix* that Wall S liw t tia- pined Japanese e « pan-ion on the main* plv of If .1 1It 1b«- guv •h l'a %rmn if., Yv to Im- <Of1*ld**t*d I hi- Ctpi.ll V o. I • *»*nd a tba sltuatbinj wap diacup-* d at J it nt r a I• •••• him r*w«\ from attn a- tin- Soviet »•• land of \-ia at f'hlna'a ev|*en«e nt h.itii errirn«m m »!•»«» lb uuf hr>« it y xolt-d t" Ml rn nrs.rn ' n••V, .-I t .» nnto.n*; that hi* •*•*#•-rd •»|d«ir# length in tho cabinet iiireling. pudiatlon of di llt* it m h* If-nnird * o fa* t*nt poaattdy at Ru<*-ia'a •fart tin r* a ya 1In1 b v j r a i h c r than « -mm« i ••! r a n k i n g *•* *i'‘ *" * . tn •( 1 -a rm am e n t p a r le y m •*■!•ti »i*r |r " ria*af iotia Tha While House sfterw iir |. gavo n- u I * -nil t.f fin new g r **w « 1 - . •* tb« hpuk* •tpn.l readx to oipke and In' • • n \o»th Nlnrirhur la and Siberia, ' •** could i ' lo and iti.it 1 'ifi'XHti) wantP ■'f * * 7 •* li**p oui wrord that there wo M '«• r.t. ii co n* f •-rt*a*1■ t -ill b an * direct to Xlnforg 1tie Rita •id* * i hocked K“ Il th. •lit !•• or Of MltkP i f ,M,t •' o f t ,. t .. dt-n • ,1, • rfr* H change In the government's p.duy I f OU At x • I t * I m M I r Piling Agl’lM V Manx* f"*elgn affairm rvnerta •bey tin* law I. , • » ».**X V u«ntr. On \V fo seeking to bolster price, of faun t It* m - «M. I .1 fine of ilo* Inigrat of the fi nr feather than tkl- and w h at 1 h r | Mit..ft *' hax • ' III’ «**Oi'« O I ft ;.ir.t« . \ flit lb.* comm rdlties. arcrrtfto '• - * Th** III. »••» nad rtaio'ipl »n-f *f u* fori* It aalready that the »rrrnt -win# of A ho! br * »..»• 1 • r bit,I Ii** n»»t n*m*l n «•• » !*•• a*"*** ••» , I••••! thtim » : ’( ;,it N R A W o r k e r T o 8ac7 . Wallace of agrnul-ore •rodf • III lot* li'.tih-fl *r X*•rp I .»|,t I«t •ia*« f*fl «K. * 't r lihl-nr** i.f.frm-er to de»l**n*x' •1 V ’ ii Ira*1 oif" Mtitf tIia*i Max eeid that “we nrsy bsve Miimihiu.- "• * lt»l-l I >1.1 lilt* tl«* . lo * xvM-t|t„n v if i - • for f • • h • me to .-I-I'fl to 9• A«te • • • h ft*. * f •M et I W i t h R o i l y H e r e "iril|KA-|li|l .11.,I W 1 • 11 I * • » * » * 7 *. ’ .* ana* t-r Kn?*»*-t hv li.i.** 1 . •**| -oi.tt.i , n ritipl, x*— mi »* rard I** ' merit o f \ to announce .horlly.-' id I fV„ » It. . aeg If.* ••»«*l«vfi 1* *x rittch . . * y »a*» • • • *• *• * • !• • * I** | lf| illtr tifh*p *f Ink • atut ..dd. d that t-rntativr M • Specifically, the cabinet niLcd • N I'oarce, »f Ja rk *m ’If it ittple* •.itik'rv •tup* »•**»! finlcpp the ir« Y'CI Iinierit Ink#** pouii* «oniacted tit • ,*• • -s\»%-*»»9 ?V i*4' •I •i I W*x# n* • ’ • ** of making avails, le fe V-ol loans I •MM """D " ’ n il. 1 -’ rot manger of t hr I »• 9 a.» I |, • • • , If »x . at .rail. *. r f-.. 1 lo farm ers whieh would enable bl»*,” kl01 grtn p.ud. **ihvn i« is action "lab- • wdl r ii'ii l 11lily ul tl \ 11 hullcti' I . hi- off) fx. ftfv f I ’omriM rcr und p»*»o, pa*» • ' l ardly wot fit x \ titlr 1 1 ha yi- •mo) *.-• • > • »»• i« rpf|''*X *• i • * I \ \ •••hlngt"ii cniive # '• 'i* w ' them to hold their crop, d-i-iug it** it*- In-I x* pn|hi|i of *h*f«*n-»* devoted to I,, t •m* •». , lb# r. • Ibi* \ I.' \ xxi t k in this* plate, lead to a heavy rat«*n*iou of fed ti g. in it T ceded t»* diminish, if not com tba period of sagging prices tad W# CNll Ilo longer permit »h« •al hint* >!.d I will it* •a .Sanford n -it Frida, • ant II# wa* in a high fcuod humor ria l credit t*id.-Iy aliav the fears of R Jap Hugh John.on. recovery ndniin I 1uni iiigp • bin workrtp' light. to 1m* plani'h •ix* a f ••i • *• i to imi •i wttn the lot mI «»* he llalrtird |o n -4 r r ..f quci*. U tyalor, In a .tatem rn t on inm im p war ttr wing recently In Among thoae who huvr traded frrtd xxitloml r#p|ttant < ** h* 1 * • D the -nrre 1 •••«#• an-wrr | \ n \ • "• l krtiiii Hoard and Ad 1 N ebra.k s farm situation to wbi h tiofia that he wouldn’t Ru*-ia and tn aonie aectif na nf t\*»* nnr-kgnpr* yt- * r»* t (« in warnim? r»f a danger of •i*d p'lhtir ft* •* R o o n c x e l l ( ’. • l l s N a t i i i i i X | » * ' l Y I oimim■»!•**• of Ihr Campaign witti the hoviet Dillon in the pnal, attention was called by. the r e - ir - , fVimcUnira he waxed hi* hard and; in the Dftlted Stales I be view was held that It Ip rod South f*ar«dinti *prvadm. trie fhm h r-* *{*••»• • m . I' d* .*x*er \I p x »tIon of Keith Neville. pre-idrn* akl, ' I ran 1 Aii-wrr lba» t«caupe| Tli* move protiatdy will n«d T o C o l o n i a l I ».*,y S n i r i l II* *•II •11a i.d • m« *ttng of tlr • too ti»taeli to e»|Hi t ihat aalr* «Kr**«n- r»f (h«* **•»( -J •x* rue In , 0/ tha ita le recovery u i*r.t.\ '*,d 1 ‘lon’‘ kn,,u h** ba«n going; *»"oug»... .1 U.e Soul I, It............ if I Dti o i-■lor) at ft IM wittiin th. n**«t few viara -h uhl proxa *nlirely popular in Kurop« Ilf* patd a g n a t number t *haf th r . Somrittn* % h*:. *Th# reernt even - in th# i««i Idh ott iti Ame lira. M il rapitixla In View *»f her rwcent ' IIKHTM r.lYY N M m . again ren Ii the p* ak |H*nod **f ♦ . . I... . I jual chuckled. ... .......... Ii* * II hr Ilo gue.t at ii j empb-ycra in the fio 'll Ml** O' th •# Iwn |»rrn' n*x« i •*» Lri.l a r t more or Im i naioral.*' l*f Tb. I' m*- id* 11 41 ••Aported f 5% «ti* iigthencdl friendship will* In dlmnf r***Yir**xt9-t#a* Ltn |*.*I ^ ui iMiig*d in hi I'.lln m)ii O Aroil Oaf •*| I * II# declined t« c »nu i#,it on tho i •pitopcinir the lalnir'a lirhlp" ho* Ha added that wh«*n th# f ill pro -!•» "fl III *1 **-|u | .. ........ . following the rise of Natl • d lit* .good(u the valui «> f ft 12.IM M ). h"|, yyI' i Ii at ' tn »’ch»* b “ I don’t knowj there were large group# whu b R»i-«la h a l'ct *-*• *x Lrtu In ffrmoi of th# rrco xtiy plan in I NltA a#y*ligt . - * of r . •wil it.. S 41 | tset m a n y , Franc** ft»u%) b « alone will i k. a till) lwf"*** the Ail |IMM) In fl , ' i i . I were “Ibmttlirig the l'M»2 trap *d w*n#W f>#arn and •c U - r (ft* oparation h# waa M«|uilr s - r r that ei.fiugh about iL • * a li­ ••• it •I W I am o ng the major power** in look| In Il.X:* lltr ll.illr-l S la te s rs loiolMii **lH>n't y o j pee,'* It • added, **! I recovery laM«fta ll« Armament wiil» *lhp tk® fo n b o d in fi #ipiv«a#d In th# I |x>rt« lo lsln l -Milv -ligliGy mo,v iug fitxorahly u|ain this reinforce llnitad t,, y•«*!•- t i» m o itr * # enunciation... will pr i*# want to 2**1 lb** f«*#| of the e a te r I lt.* I ' m r»l Cm *' I no lit of Kiippia’s world position ' , hat. 06.00,1,00.1 and talk tu th •»# who do krutv] unfounded '••rplnj* *r»*r-r i1 -u* '•••In;, ••* lh* Mill • what's going Oil.** a I t F t D i r e c t o r M u s t (> o »hn Rnvlnt !»ni"n k. 1 -figloo lo ll. l» SR; Hut ab<»ut K nr’pnd fi— r.»u!d|' 2 5 Cl> M illio n A llo te d STOCK BARN R I'R N B Kvenlff m«»- «*d *f| 9 l* ff b e fo re S e n a te tir o u p l" ♦• •nor ••» flrf 1. if Pmeldent Kalluin mnnuixc d l»# ; F o r N a tio n a l D o fe n w 'Kngland ,s g e l'ills_ on very A LTAM O NT e T A v i 21. - Fire ... had arrept*N| nn tnx*ilal(«»u fr^m b ut ar \V A I D M I T I I N . O. t J| i 4 fl d „ tro y *d g Royal ferncriaa atork well. Improvement rlstnly I. HrpaM#nt II f***»x*dl dated 0#L A •Ire-4 • •r x« y ! ’••■••Ii. r ***'i*ii-l i •* t * r* 9*nr j W AHIf 1NOT ON*. 0< t 21. fdh tContinue) u s I*age Two* b a f* Thursday night but m ulr. *end P on For. ’ pti* i i «tu (-« |au, proha ly will hr •a,< e i Mr'- hauls of thl* - lly lu-lsl truck, fitted oul with n piano and IQ, and added he would •end | The I'uhltr Work- AdnunUlrati occupy lay the bulldmg were led | itvin* moved elnx fV>mmI- •a r •d da ryl.it. •of* ll vin«-ff ' l* | .*Med i efor** V S e t u i t e Sl.iek were Mpprali-d (u hv »h# ih"iiiil'ik liilliifit nrr -tPgr. will 1*4t« aalaty. XV. B . Ilain rs, in Bn owner, t /x I •lh*l#H Jfi.OOf) IMMI to thi Flan* a* *arket lnx«*otignl m g oininitlee From thi* Wpphln*-tr»n •nr* -**l*l I. I j*** bclnr J I ’nunty ( h*inIcr of t unmi-ii <* ••* from at on* tu atoi* bay * • - d^iroy#*i VVomen o m e n ’H h t( Ji r o u p s A r e ) Army ar-d nixx for national i« .i \\ri f rri»t • Ihi* •*t xx*** k for nii ni«| ary into a pllrnd a •!•*•( lal m*-" •J f i S r»** #l- truck. Iircal amateur e; tertam ers ruahed fnr I Itvinnff fn -|.*part tor In v ite d Hy l i n k «4 l • vaudeville fhe f ’nllnl <U (lr« -vDhin a very ■r - » i i d l 1*1 t r r w ri lt e n ny h in ir g r I the Uiiv Hal) a* 1:00 ••cl* ck will pM-irnt cunl'nu"*' LAYM EN T l) MKHT •At 9*19 « # #j The War l'» , •rimrnt rrre*xr I •it il I* •»ut hto* k trariPAi'tlo m in 10.11 un T u ti'k y «flrrm>4in wh«r«* Ihrv •ids frou, murning lliru-ixh late in few dnv••K - a *. (to |» ertimrn! ••fTi'/a|ti \ | JOpOf10.000 fro motor tuition, the •lie*-t . 4 »k*ciaJ mealing •>( the lay. to d f'harleo M rt' a in . •»a i r m a n of Two new local wofnvn'a oigani* fathered mparwhlln |/x cx9i*IM<r>> 1 1 i-irht ind'CRte whether or -»ol II,,- afternoon. ml Lamm * Km . .* / prorr#ni calbn# f i r the aubptitu I frf tbe F irs t M ethmJ.-i Church • ,*••! goo ii . *• g o . crnirig «»ard of the f ha»# th« v are in accord with plan«*l" •liber feat ires ln*!ud« a raca point- prmtnd n-Mrli 1It# Wiulili ta t Iona—the sanforq (•>•I .S(«hi(< , U b ^ . •. . nfard g)IU be hel.1 in tho Ir,Mip and Iha E lk . A u .il,s r y is-lwert old aul -monjlcs starting ton conversation- -h uM l*e c#n- ' •ttfonal Hank, found r«onn»H* r»-ge a •‘NUA Sale* Day . ' “f " ? * • 'I rrl# dilarH u i mi- Tunaday hav. been inv.te,' lo n r . e . / h l p ,B " " " ag* 9iI • in th r t a n ) file*. I *'S1 I \V!fi II Kill M i brancS.w , • r l» j . ration in .Sanford un Thursday, ■l It) III) o'clock, with First Street tered 14, a t 7:30 o'clock. All In lh» Women's Civic ( suimii I'.eoJ a* tin- rsca course. I'rite t will ba ,um f,( is sp , (Tic letter, on R# >nptruction i Nov 2 Ml \ Ml. O. t. ; | argod to L) |rtaso t. of lha Hcminola C-unty i hs.nlwf jnrtinmvl -wi»..-n Ihr two depart-! Hi Th. d, • orporat ion pa|H*r, i*/erred to swarili-d to the winning driver. I he affair ha- h**rn in p r■»##•» un k I T o t N nd** i t impart ion« in .*>eahoRf A i r Idrt# «f Commerce, it o , laaim-d lo -l fo' * “* " " n conetruc on.j «idt A, 2-00 o'clock It it propoted day. ~ I #UH b«>r »tu<* is being mad* of t»ne“ . Y-'th i » c |m •in* m ai i. dn il w a y - t o r k In x e - ti , itur g -aid |of lexrlopm* nt fur in n u l)mr l>ut lb *t 1hr wiik-ly known llungarwtdcV til' * • *»fj II, 'iig -lfi*e • ' --------assr t hr l#tt**r U not .e lf . rflumsh.ry, Tha Girl 8co Is a - Un J- r lb » i lk# P *"' "**1 '»••* 'b e Works Ad | -P‘" '* or* '"*** * ,r ol ford School chorus will ren.ler a .il .>n . s.lYbyi SMher merchants .lo m-t with concert s i s down!over, location, i •lax f« |t direction of Mrs. 8 i Jones and! a mdre »«•[ left 1 **i *• U t W i . *d it x-"uld n#rd ampi iw icati to i»#riiripatr in the affAir^tur elee pen-ix i mini,, I ia > i" • n bus ive airpU ie pmgrmrn v j irmt. I up la lb* - und*-* -dooil Mrs. F . M. M arin, while lha while st 4 IX) o'clock the plan it _ ba Iccal rkapry are not fully aware %t what to stage gopher races, a grsaacd I Aualat UUul« ( ’wait (iuprd and (wing Ir.w. I Elks Auxil ary has Mrs A. H. Ud by tbe ti* ;<*rtm#rU. N i k . A m arksn R e I Cross Harlow #ontemplate« di a bu il’ie** to #h"rr. pro al|x F u r l |*lrii pig contest, and olho- ever.It on I F.u FaCk and Miss Josephine TarboU u atta ‘ this monting th a t mnUlor. Ft Mink oa among i u officer. F ir s , S treet. Priie-s will ba at| VM iyi.ll I.IC'FNHK IS M H IK k i o f IT I Sanfprvl komaa ( U x III* MOI'I T it le HKI'OKTH I M llM I Hritfly. inernhanlp are 0 |tertcd cuird for tha winners of each Kalyn « iW XY’llh tha acraptnncr nf lha l v 8NOYY in N ORTHW E8T mi fad during tha Lnbor Day YY-A81IINGTIIN, Oc1 -4*) prrparr BprctaJ aa oa for avent vilatinn, tha ro m m ltlri '- nomi-erM ia m i r b av * bavn repaired. U i 'Y f M l'l I.TItIK , f;« Oct. 2|. ^/1'i I liurgtng the propose | ode for al , O r la a c u . urtday Nov 2 I'oatarp'ar# t» •hip will ba mad* up of n iirrrom However, merchants mutt tndi V R N A T t llt K, YY’ii.b., Oc». 21. — The city of M fulin- had a to tasI 4 r ‘ *— fum ishad by l*t ('ld > I I ilii raw peanut mili uv- ndustry placed aruund thr ce>u«t>, and catr inors Interest in the affair, THaaaaeola tatlon from practirnlG ovary Snow U nkrtrJ Big I'-ond a m p * C le a r »• •Oral B aliaf organisation, Income of I2I3.12U from Ihr- sul* "**o ’Id 0|«rate lo pr ,o> •*■ a me cry effort i« tn •># mad# to in* it wes slated today. I f lha piasant T t lu a v llle _ C le u d y I t woman's organisation u, 1 * at f r I J s ami all north cvnlral of water and |p»vr durm , tin Ii liolyf, Um I'U nters' Ssri and p W a a t lr a iy . A pp roa lF t PUrco «# fttid en t* of cuuntj lowna to plan* sra not complete enough, or county. An ambitious program bington k'gh lan is >s»Uriiay, past f iur yrara^U *999 n ils o f ro o fin g mo. --I a) or r . G. YY'a' I lolata Company, of 8:ifTulk, n# t# Ranfurd to tboi) fo r bar are impractical, merchants are baan plan sad fo r ths- new stumsplow» wera callod into son informed Uc Rotary Clue Y - . yaaterday reconxini »deJ b $1 nt that day. ond It la can tempi alrd that c-va urged to offer suggestions whk on SmxiMalaib- ard BlrwrM In a speech ore th# Huo h the farm admin,at ration <lat Fee• o n . ond oil of 4 mean* of irmt aw att#r. will better tha program so tha1 offlliatod group will b* caliaf Ten Inc hr* fall on Sooqual•aid power rat had beep cu*. Jut this city. I rn a ry W allcs license the indua. to the various a anal bar- Urge number* •• lo F*«y o o Important pas* of nat-of-tewn i.Jta ) 13 »n SI* vans paJa in thr Ing that period m ID to 23 per- I try fog "tha protection of til conU Sanford that maoff’a work. persons may be sttsa a ta d to cast. . ' c«r nod*-. v •d that a larg* city. i , ( NEW ft AN K1AWS-WR0R TROlllil.fiSARE TOO VAGUE PREDICTED SOON,;:; MORGAN STATES) A U OVER SOUTH WALL STREET TO PEACE IN EAST IS EASE CREDIT FOR SEEN ASSURED IN SOVIET BUSINESS ACTION BY U. S. ■r ! ■Jr I Merchants'Invited To Attend M eet % To Consider Pro posed “Sales Day” r or c Yestcrday’aWeatluar CRpSS NOTES ii �*L H A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . SA TU RD A Y. OCT ----------------m --------------- :-------- g j g -----------------------~ 7 ^ to r Jed la A ngast and a . port of] ft, pt ember. *TTiesei' correctlvs teg slellons are b sia g depended open to perA federal court in Now York;’ W«*l atjielralty juriadie riiR the nnrsstrained darvelorment u tthe lltffatiom t lo n . «« u h e sScene c e n e recently r e c e n t ly of o r unprecedented u n p re c e d e n te d lit ig a t io n , In | Sad grawtk t f aatayal forces, on w id c h ..t h e .j) la in t U X .a o u a b t to r e c o v e r . .d a m a g e * fr o m WfiUrh att economic Trogrsas fin­ •* Y one of 3 £it* veasela l*'7T '«—inlp \ 'tne oij.t the allegation that atcamal a lly m u st' rest. The definite raUalled .to heed hl«.criea..gf help, while adrift in a little open rYTTasossM. . • annria tlMi o f Isfls tlee also Isj-. viewad as an Important stop M or­ boat, and that aa a result he was blown about in the open ay to permanent ataeHItp. Ieeaa, seas, the exposure to which brought on oi permanent diaabflR m rim k r te b ln tl ■rbsre has bnsn a tllg h t rs* «\ !. r. in rsr/al in t h s ' sluggish easing to thf point of view of n g V s h s t paints of 'Use linos which — --------- ------------------_ . traditions of the <«ea trace the operations o f the leading NEW T O R I , o n .' C lI—Tfes MOSCOW. Oct. Z l^ -R se alts ti which have developed for centuries. The judge, in coraind os tries. H ie rate o f sirs) ingot Unwow the caag ,. said-the complainant “had no-status m ajor factor wMrii h r e s tr lm b oiatpot m s* o re point from ths the f lr s t alx monthe* o f op«ratio| contractually, ju c h as tnepiborsiOf the steam- h>* to ths psrcsptlsl* ilackcn'iig sp ittle s o f 4ho week ' presodin*, of tho Soviet Union's second five- ( In trad*. It has latcnaiftod h u b y w r plan show . th a t tba tbrso lp*w crew or Its pasaengera would have had. Using a tstlen. briaglsg ops rations lb w*ueh was tbs lowest, with oat- e r important branches o f bri m<* t beggar, a* an analogy, the judge contended: “It may he so ms todastrits rlrtually to a osptlon, sines tho early part o f I rfuslry op have failed ta .’one. A fter last week’s recesst.ta myrdoty, If I aec a beggar In need, to give him something, point of cessation, and prsvsnting to - Uis program. electrk output has turned upward B htifiA don’t,,, arid he dies for lack of food, I anutot.be ths ra ts of othars from bstng s J re sp ite that the general lr«*is*i Of sin, topping the 10*2 corny ecu vsotesd. t i*l plan for 1933 waa much 'had' beldfatally responsible.” Mrs record for tbs twenty-sec md There U no law governing such case*, only the un­ Dua A ■Brad it rest charartorias successive week and edging oret emHMous -than that fo r the pre-J u ilm g year, official fig n i-t show. written law 'of the sew which has always made seafaring the apparm t calm on ths snrfseo tbs i n t positions I easy Industry, light industry and' mpn the quickest and juost willing responders to appeals of bastness ns mtslsading and ara " P r xfoction o f aotomobiles,* so fqr help. And (n this Inatanoe it Is hard to believe that the of ths opinion that H concssls in t (he other hand, was cartailed, al­ is iresd* ru b s'tn ltall • b ch isi I dale. • , ■ ’ ’ Ml allegations of hearties* unheeding of the man’s erica were r 'iie g currants beneath, which sre though some of this toes can os sc hr lln ary Indus, y. however fcod-,i destined to prosjds- the BffHsd pieced definitely to labor d'ffi|tf»je. , i v {• i ■ agitation to push ths wars of ra- culil/s. The laltar also brought bl* the satisfaction i f - teeing a *.d]j * The ship In question wffs the Conte Blnneamano of the t'nrsty nearer its jroaL lu c e n t gain In p rv lirtio n cutwu b a t , o c T o a g a x i, i s u to m iae is'co al output almost t i e Italian lino and the contention was made th at it passed so “ rbssa currants center chiefly standstill, and M l responsible f«t p s'cd to tlio same period in 1P1J | Jclose to the drifting boat that passengers on deck conversed a i mind s mors cohasirs eontrU o f Light industry, ie which a wt-’e vto A k F O B TODATi part of the reduced gain over Ins*, m o t, ■ n .., ,i_:w lth Ita occupant. Despits the fact, tt waa flying dlatreaa Is Hi/, the releasing of dspusila je e r in c a r loadings, ternuss ship­ m m a s* was eortcm plsled to t r . o ;«l*na|a, the to stop, leaving him to an froxen In banks smeo Msrck, the ments o f snany prodacen could I t give tha p o p -la.* naJly needed ---- ------- — ___ _big ship Irefused C IU O V U aa, ------ r w — r wvated tb a s ,---------- -•I-----r.*« fate,fhPsocomnlalnant contends. re n d in g of sumo «3fW«,OOOf)M M l be effected. A si ght IneWrsse mi r.vfsctursd g o o ’s such a* rlrlh -, uncertain the complainant contends. I that formed i Km , O final. The shipping line hsd something to say In defense. It for public works, and closer co­ was recorded fo r lumber orders by <rg ^nd houschuiJ ht-ma, h e tlsraJ] Ci f a r I tu rn redsemsd reminded the court that the plaintiff admitted he was ht a o p , m ion of banking insUtutions Wert (’oast mips, s o * for the fir.-* I»m year’s output by Iris than on* ru e n t. -1 > I U n catlsd that h . thy semi'eoneciotis condition at the time and that he first named a iili the Administration to 111**. tin s In several w est* tales have, Tvrnsportatlo i fell behind H r *| than a rt mins.— loalab *3:1. ate fundk to inannfarturon sod *x-*ed*d tha mnch curtallsd proanother boat as the one which passed him by. It was also L 'S J m *rk on ths basis o f car ’ * • ‘ Ill IIIfU l . • * * brought out that none of the p&ascugcra mentioned any m erchants", H Is printed out "F o r luUon." k sd isg s. ths difficulty of ontawlng henk lie Dun A Brad it, rv t activity K m itjr for n atio n * ids *o such' Incidence when the rualomnry Heavy Industry carried s e t cnly intervjewa were had •rrommodstlone, deep'te the glow ­ b v7jm e ts r, which bar >ean declin­ la ord er. to g e l. not- nf with reporters, who Ixiarded the ship at quarantine. , f irtio n osttsr than i i perm ut ing reserves b in * unproductive in ing for the last aignt weeks, rs_*ire> rstruaJ* hs o f. what *. We rather incline to the opinion th at ths complainant vaults, Is being reflected In ths ccrdail a alight ries I or ths period of ths foil year's pro loci Inn p r i-j | Old yv ruin Canary halo Mid g am, when i t « ac.-untpllshmsnt' u x t i o n of industries to absorb t * U .t frsm * 2.0 in tin precsd'rg .all baifl'iur tngnli, r ut ad was, mistaken, for in all maritime hintory there haa not cadditional set,. Id have been 60 r e r r e n t.‘ Da workers and the in­ been g case reported where a ship deliberately failed to term. T h i s gain, UtS'igk slight, bans arpv-sM y. truuhlcs were a t -ibuleo cMefty] ability of l b , puollo to n n liu M II rwrouraging, In vl«w of Ihe bring stucor when it wan possible, without undue danger S 3 __— J..______’ ‘ •" “* Li slKirtcomings 'n Iron and steel, buying goods at the high rats rscontinuous decline J-j.dng ths past ' • .. > altlicugh rtrtuall - every m ajurj I thing .th a t li worrying a to ship or passengers. two mosths", it is i t s l i I. 7 hs .—-------~o---------------- 1-----r_ ___ 'l a t c h s s s ana nr M sitom p l s^ gag man lbf.tr day. It p essnt level Is an l r c r - * „ of 22 4 K Will bo m fitr, S*< r#r» m m l over a year ago, whet its program. 1 ig-lron prndui 'in lor the six ■4 kllara orders them to plow tho Index ntDod at fit h. s gala o ' n , i.lhs amount, J (o 34 jn-revnt o f o f th« wild m u thfy h a'a 4S d percent from lh« n w point] 1kr»- y ia rt* srhrduir of—-3 S®tM*U0 — We soma 4lm«a hear jauplL’ remark op the Rumber (rf or J a i l M irth .-----------------------------1 — IT r deaths which are occurring during the depression," f l i i w “In most part j u* i S , rnuniry, tons, although It showed an Itw i fa-. • a. ... * m a il tisd e teas n r’ > fa ‘rlv steady n e a r * over tno first half of 1*32 the impression that because of the *trr** and strain of hard would yn* Ilka tv b , in i• * p * t last work's i i r H ', H ta .*• of 7.3 percent. riMd. -surrounded by Oar-, (jmes the human body breaks down. It is true that the Coal output i*arh rd 42.fi per­ First mssttag of ths new sea­ potted, "hut. ga,iis which s k m lJ “> death list among notable men has Ixrn unusually large dur* . .A- .tr la , Italy, and Franccent of the program nf fil.OOOjKIO son for lbs Highway Committee i t acramaiating this |wri«< Aho.past few year* but this fact does not form an ae* jo r haa It Iirdt it that In ievent ot of ths Htminols County Chamber w a r s si meat entirely a bsent. tons for the whole yi-sr hut it« naal Carman fria a nt ---------------r _. r. wuu - _'‘uj|curate basis upon which to form the conclusion that in* pf Commerce will bs In Id i f tile too,.gained 3.9 percent over last While oe fooling uf appirheitslon i|h Bwitxrrland Inult-ad o creased mortality Is a counterpart of depression, r trade body offices in the ily Hall r*n oo discernsd, llm alt it-tie f ysar. Machine bulMiuir, which In -1( t | As a matter of fact statistics compiled in- ikiiglurul, a at 3ifl0 o’clock Uonday afternoon, consumers genera..v Is s re •>: elude* the t racier, autom rdls . Icountry muth harder hit thun our ow n. list revesl , m r that D t u nthe * . . . , , ^ »• **• I'.pw orth preridlng. hskilalion, awaiting the I s u e of and airriruM.ii *| rnmhinr fsra ms strong imp i*.us m rclm re ■‘fT trim , in h ^ reii ofc the nation-haa impnived aod that the mortality intllcate th a t lb« Z ,,m r™ " r" 111 U J “ the funds whlcn aumittodly arc t-rlc s , fu lfill, ) 4-t.n p eren * r f the aw-teurvan*. anti risthsoi™^ decreased. There U nothing to indicate that the plan (or t b r yua< of unnlurVMt When tb s meeting has been tor- •early-, daunts . tru ss available' 1 1 1ue-,1 at «.W l,ono.<KK» rwiMea.y ___ -map bo all rigM out wa'economic dep'reaalon haa prnvad so bygienlcally harmful aa niihsted, mWnlwrs nf the grodp a y sar ago fur the acquisition of Basic chrr.>..-tl m anufartuis merchandise." i «*r* that *oroa ut th< p»». (might be suspected. reached 43i> prrrevt of the plan,, am would br U ,, trouiiL-j| . .On the other hand the figurvti over there show that, will b Ihe gwssts of W. n h re lte rt, evsIdeWt engineer of ths non ferrm i* t.ii*a,i 31.1 pcrrvnll ^Iniomnlt J tliy a l .u ) suicides hava increased and, although the facts are not Hist* Road Department, on a tear and building m aterial* 707 p ,r - ' w " P*r* c h u i f I available for this country. It ia generally concsdeil (list our of Inspection of ths new lake rent. , LO N GW O O D y v Irate of increaac will exceed K.ngland's. shore boulMSrtl. A dtseoaatm of Lght ind-**rre m anavoi to] ‘m of Hm bHaht -i interesting Insight Into the plans for The dedication nf the ie bright^ 'i These Thcae statistics atatlatJr* offer an inim auiis ..................... ■' -,-cn* ,,f I’ , wig | * — anil --.I iiu Inn to Jtsv. and Mr*. Ilu rh Wallace achieve 94 . dpolso ■track,' woniquallty of human character Its marl reaction to m material rir- n,w bridge will be staged during and daughter Mary, hav* moved months’ progrtm . rriu lting In • I • o f - the racetrack,■ ~w. ■- w on|quajliy oi n They ahow that phyalcally we are all getting the afternoon. itnrm nf critKlum In (he Hoviot-’ Into th* Orrutt cottage. U in lteo, M^ooo In 1*11, cqmstanren.an wrtl nr bntter than over before, .hut that Members of the committee are: There will be arrilrss at th* p m * wh ch i o l erds that Ita tn*K| N h laaa, emit f»»vV«o-*i-iB|ODg j„ g t i > .. __ . wr have suffered ocv«re ruveraca. Wt have H. M. Pipwnrih. chairman, II. J . Bapiial Chinch on Sunday morn-, 1, ally was rapool-r at fulflllmmU| this .yvorii Thab'a e P r * " l 'ln ) e n U l 'y - v L ._ --w.4 i T r l r fnp i M Alia u . JffnPMxliHi.lt *i our cproa anti worriwi tlnatroy the proi>er halanrc be- Lahmsn, vi-e-chairman, F. W. ings and evening* and prayrr' fla m e Is platr-l on t h ' gvi tra il) ! Hander. Randall ^ 'h a n *. H Y. meeting on Wodnr'day eveamg. |had iitgaiiissli-'n of labsi In U.ls 3 2 K u “_ ^ .“ X I .ml h id ,, until In .o m , o n - , th . thuu.hl Fred Forward, nf Forvbl tin Tu rxV y afterno ,n the liall branch, ■ , ,, 'Seif Uestruction haa overtaken and captured aomc. It Is Dsudnsy. City. J . K. Fos. of Paula, II. F.l Th* glaaewwrj ami leather In, —M i - . . , . , i w . Mpect of the depression which is the saddest one of Haines, and D. I. Ilninee, o f Al­ gams between Ihe >-ngle men and the married men. resulted In al'Hmtrie* made t'.» pners i-orro*, rhiw Wellses hs. an- all, and il ia fittingly described by a modern alang ex- tamonte, ("apt. C. Mallet, of Fern seofe of R-T In favor of Hie single '» c, esrry ng -ml 1e.<» Ilian 7.1 |-*rPark, ft J . Holy, J . A. la g a n , IL men. M lacrsass in ths hog nrraaion:- .“They can't take It.” ti-nt nf their Im lf-v n r pianrj F . lan g , Pool l.ukas, J. I , Marenia. Oa Dsc. 1 , It wflll . . ^ ------------- — The Civic League held Ils regu­ Woelrns, fool wear an i dry-reodi te lls, John MeWh, Hr., I.. P. lar sewing meeting on Tuesday pimlurll n wnj J*.' p -rv n V --f the — — from ho c»nu p « r ---------- ' *■ Mills, Tony Pllrhford, H. H Pope. J afleincM.o. schedule, while l we -ilk, kn lllrd dweight, to || p,r h'luitrrdSA N FO R D TW K N TY Y E A R S AGO aoods and - t u t Inti n-1 r I ,, r t C, It Neirry, V A. Hper, W. J . r , On Ja n . I, from m i, dol.nsuwn their pr vgretit by aicu t lILAOl op Foo. 1. from f I 40 A. It Commons of Hlnno liland. Wells. J r , F T Williams, and V. t!n l1,«! BCHCKHJt CROWDED two percent. ), A f l -00 tas uii n>v*ry T b s ■I'rsaidsat of . . . . was In tnwa Hatorday n o n ng A. Wllllama. In Nith heavy anil I ght imlusI pounds of pork which tbs ktste» Is to take s hand In deeid- attending tu bmnnaes matter*. E U S T IS —la k e count, s.lioolvj tiy gratifying livett-asn In l-.^_ lug whether Mrs. EroW iln* I snk buys is som , , * l , ■ te a l Mrs. J . 1* MHirer has twin (OMM1HH40N TO M EBT hava Increased f>00 store 'he open-; f inductivity SI In'., r were riHWH-J \ 0 ■■ — , hurst, militant suffragsHe nf tailed to Tsmpa fo r th* serious Adoption of th* 1993-14 budget lqg day- fisveral -chmiis are txij -allh i-g h In iho litte r oiuciv at nswjcsp-* -i r immenU l^mlon shall «e admitted Into this tllness nf her alvtsi. end setting of tb s— vntllsg* b f * *er rw’96A D, H. 6fn»rs. ’ rounty crltlolsm coni s j i , to I r le v tlcl Bhstiff H srJis -few blx1 roustry. --President Wilson last C. O. McLastghlln spent /*«tsfamong th r Morns S'hedulrd for suparistendent, announces (here Is at th* large amount of isfarlo b o n s.tr an I u itsg iltr, sut night sailed a cnnfsrrhrs for day In Fusils. enough money to pay ell teacher-J piaducls turned rut. bla iln e n w r y . i t , , ->*n early Isdby with Becretary WltI f yhal tourist hotel rannot ! * rssiplstlpn at a meeting of <h* Tbs poor tho-'/'v* in Irampny•cfUgrss whs 1 Inrl foe s jn of ths Department of Ls-rsr built Ihsii why not a smaller ru n- City Commission rrslt Motytay In th* rounty this numtli, an,| a ’ am-uis Utirss, which leren ly m u lle d lit la st year sn-j risrtsd him and Commissioner General f'am i- m sirial hotel? This question I* be­ wight a t T:S0 o’clock. Th# meet­ full eight months trim a wholesale ih t-kup * f ,.H rials. •tiff opp u'ti in. oftrr h« bod nsttl of ths Immhrratlnn R«,eau, ing discussed by m*ny of Con- ing! will b* lb * second rag alsr prooahl*. Is rrfleetsri In flgu o v isvssllng SS/sed twe In ms In High government officials who are fold's huslntM men and <he mat­ gathering of ths month. It Is euj that tha daily average cartoadingv « sffirs,-d id But think hellrvrd to know ths sttllu d * of ter Is receiving serious considera­ psetrd that a report will be main - Wit MTU VtCTIM DIEM t h s -President (predicted tha*. M il- tion. Th# ld,g th at at premnf a upon th * progress o f th* Oimmlo, weie 62,000 rdinp*vd wi'h M.JOtJ Pankh'-rsi would ba sd m lttsj. new hotel of 60 rooms oullt fur an aloncr’a study of th * ocupatio«ni] b X v ANNAH, Ga.. Oct. 2 1 - CAT I tanned and 62,2'-, for ih* lira! Dlgsag.poll slo ws I1' Ralph Baul haa isssn ily rs- all year round hotel would no an license fee which they plan to re­ B. W. Taylor, of Bl. Petersburg, 1 la months of 1142. *» *6 f*r- JuJWtll I , [ . ----------- LaQuardia leading rignad his position ils ihe Psopls's raster plan to carry out than tha vise. FIs.; died In a Iscal h isprlal yetY ork's mayoralty cm»- bank of Hartford In writer 'o give larger plan of a largo touilst ho­ rrr * Isrday shsrttly gftcr hs w«« inkssordlng U tha latsst nlh undivided attention U his tel aeem* paramount in Iks mlods FISH BONK FATAL Jarad In an auiomohil 1 aecidsnl • bad XMATV to McKaa'i -many tntsrssts la Vriwlu ('runty. of th* peopl* a t presents K E L 80, Wish., Oct. II .-O ft— near Jlatd eev tlbv H. v II.- (1, ChsHss I*-W in g-baa purrrsscd - O'Brien tha Tammany Mr. A. M. Coops* and family A ,-tiny fish kin* Invisible -qdi-r T o y **, also nf S t P*!*rebar< , was •ta, ws« trillin g with enty is Campbell tfytlndor press from will move t * D sland this wash X-ray resulted in thr rVath of Injured. Taylor was ruvnrj hsio r _. K fK sa seems th ’be gain-’ ths Fu sils la k s Region and c l - . where Mr Cooper baa pUtvLaao* Alfred, 42. Hs swallowed after th* acciikut. 1 strength mors rapidly than I wets to publish a paper for Utledof * nice orangs -gsova. ,th# bona er>4 10 days Lster died - W i e b o l d t 'j * f tba e tk a r cswdliAtes. |jrh*n’ I t ’psajtraitd n fC a n io . -1 t~- rT r Unitsd fltaUs ' Wa* ah# it ■ r***1 •••if 7’^ '• *■ may rsollsg tba» mow 1* R A IN S1 BLOW F R U IT ugnlsa Rusttak Aboul the currant M n c o f r a p k P r in tin g J J «irti bdV'mss* paa, Is R la siM M E B , o n . « L -I . 1 1 11 *« >■ inquiry Into ta la ris* o f 'l in k e r s I w b s t'tM r »o• »• V - '. T Y H N H " i * t f o».u corpurslion beads, •‘I'll not lbs- post twoidhya havy alow i'b«y writ c ltn u fr u it1] movsmenU, . LVra.m-1 DRPRNOAI — rat wwsld'ipsck A bunlam « ■ " , ; . • r~ hav* been oovn ahead a f r a of “• tl mwuMoffs h e pstby'si , Hons up ■s>kpqriag ossspasgs, - J?- . U l i T l ” ~ >SHt-sUU-takaa mm M A TTR ESS ri (Conilsurd from pace 'll'" ' (Continued from Pag# One) C R E D I T , msosy is th * tffMf r*re I reryoas has .fftil sot there. Th# bcOvy ledss- questions of Interest ta our cutio Lri«a gro shoving Improvsnunu our souiitries. W • • from F a g s O n *) U s t h I • fc'A, 1st | and f c tba whott fsolinff thora Is that t ! ffa rtl'lp tlo lu — surh ’ In sovs- syaw ivwnse ■„ — .— a—dlaci-* _ a rabl# effect, not anIr*' 1rests o f th * two . Herald 11 sot tba 'M ugs-ora crtksr and hnprtiviog.” •iDii would, uf Ctourli. a t i coriiuU J1* * M Tb# oboertatlsns. b» aisd, war* tilb rr lutkun U any future t ^ id, but also on tbs eh mahas mlsk— * an fa c th ' gathsrsd by ths of action, but would Indicate a _ . Int*Rational situation, I slnesr* d etii* to reads a satisfac­ creaaiag thd 11* mea t of tflsguk tory solution of tka prohlama la- compli-atlogj tho pBoesas o f cooN valrad. 1 , •l •»t - > l* g .» w . 1 soUdaling -wprld poac* and sn-T w f^ r/p iy (rads’* t . “ I t 'l a » y h o p *-th at as<b coo- eouragInga mrcaa tending U dv*o. vareatires might rsoutt hi good l* turh th a t U r i * » psopfc of both cwumrla*. , ! with th* bhovo, ,*!■ ** hare shown aa tmptoa*“I am, my door N r- Prsridsat, your prspiaal te TlffUriiy u fA th a 'p a rb la-lu*t*i#€ ara V “Vary sincerely yours, . sited -S t a t e * .* rv p J #» '' * tho Soviet giHSfvsI] “FR A N RU N D- ROORBVEJPT-" . m — IVEv HASft INTHREE CASES J I I I YA liER A GAV’S q u a l i t y “Beat F b r Tha South” They are easy to apply They spread fa r They are long wearing —--- ----- - Xhay.awJSCONOIOCAL . Heavy, L ^ tln d u stry , Bftnfems£3t Plannhi Sched ule ncea “They Can’t Take It” o Wall':St!W'dt To Base^Credit For Roogevelt L etter .4 hi 1v iE _-l„ iff CREDIT AflBuClATION- II V1 Kalinin Leite|r S t o fln ff 1 ’ '-r^ R ^ K w 'X X i, It tUt a i prcfsrto •u Ml •wtlofl rLANT TIERS BT ol«4i'*(* <!>!•* ■u&lV 3 b u l l io n s Oct, Live Merchant R O B iB R tS r . Grocery and Meat Market v T h * Stare o f Service aad gaatH y* t :w r * c M a n w r o . Mill ,,.. Group^Of T ta d e rB o d y Will! Meet Next Monday Pidtrire F^Utfeg S o v i e t BufllnesB i brntrifA -rjrtrrva-ei Rh.'FNI •" N iR n i iris * . hot 1 trvt w o n b s s . tfe -r v ,11-vcis.st.T s i l o rii' e n d ly S h o e s c*8* Fortune* ' J - ' r a n ' • r.ft « B. U PERKINS- SANFORD ELECTRIC * UONTRACKING CO- E L E C T R IC A L S U P P L IE S * P lt O N E , 4 4 l « 1 0 8 M A O N D U A - *i*» * -U ■HV«Ha a w *w «»v- *ihr»4-i^*' « W M m Mi /•«.’, • n i i t V . . . L i r a IN S U R A N C E 0 0 . KARL J , SCHULTZ ’ '•■I District N a m e s* C L O C K S F I X E D 'B Y O N * W R E A L L Y KNOW S HOW! . b h ib g s * _ �ssaw sst SEEBw yT' • ~ ’ t "i...' - . . . . ■■'■■■■> K tU ‘ iTCRft&f o ^ f t n r * 1, t o * ■:— -- . 11 A . i f . Morning Service, Ser- Sermon by Rev. Harry Waller. * home* fn Banbird a h ' wrtronted lo d ay.'*n d Saturday* at 3:00 P. M. 7:30 P. M. Wednesday all'ee rrtM *. The p a r t o f i s ‘Avail­ High Kch'ol pupils vn Monday* mon by the parlor. ■ v Huhjecii "W hy CompleliiT” able for aonferenc* every mersUng and Thursday* a t 7:11 P. M. prayer aervlrt. t i •- il: 30 P . M. Yeung People's Dlfrom 9sCH o'elotk to 'l l s M o^ekek A cordial Invitation 1* HOLT CROSS K flSC O P A L F o r th * flral time Jean Harlow in his sturdy at th* ^ ku rth. tis i‘ n. all to attend Iheae servtcto.* i O IU RC H 7:30 F .' M. Evuplng Service, and .Leo Tracy— two of the p 'tLAKH k A R Y ; CoU hTO N lTT turn world's most colorful perThe Rev. Martin J . Bram, rec­ |CHURCH « malltles— am .tarred t> cetksr tor. v r ' * i - '*• v * f the "Bdtotohett**, the plrturiiallon Nineteenth Sunday after Trin­ fFrtohyterton Government) of Hollywood film HU which op*he ity. • Organ tin ) in 1391. Sunday **t the Milane T he.ter, Church School, 0:30 A. M. Preaching Services a t 11:00 A, IHroctrd by Victor Firm Inf Mernlng Ibayer, 11:00 A. U. MONDAY veteran m u t i r of camera oeaSty. M. and BHX) P. M. Y. P. S. L„ 6:30 P. M. Graded Sumksy School with •• “ Homo.hell” present, on* of th* Monday, Oct. 23. 4 Th SU A f>M Guild of Holy A Trained Tesrhers. 10:00 A. M St. A go c. Guild. 3:30 P. M. Croaa Episcopal ChurclT will hare most unusual and htlarinu.ly hu­ ■ Minuter, the Rev. Jam es M. morous pictures that hair come a social meeting at 3:30 o’clock Thomptof. — out bf Hollywood. __ a t the home of Mrs. J , L. Gallo1 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Jean Hartdw a* Lots Rums Is K lkRT CIU tlSTIA N CHURCH * M tofitohrtotota 'were a/nmd’ b y ! " * "» ^ M a sensational and glnnmrt-m film t, Blxteenth Street and Sanford H H . J»hn Ixdw lg, H n . Frank Mlnarik and Mrs. Corner Park Avenue and Third rterVi sta r' Who’ h a s' been ma.lc famous Avenue. Street. Mrtsrti. nisd Mr*, a 1. Bareli ff. by the, genius of her pres, scent, The tie*. P. M Merler, pastor. Rev. John Bernard Roat. minis­ hegular program meeting • The program f a r lbs evantoff I le e .TVeey. Bible School, 9:45 A. M. ter. H i gftoM u fellows:1 • t h . Woman’* Missionary Society) , |«Xu this publicity that ph'Pges Morning Senricv, 11:00 A. M. Church School, 10:00 A. M. "A. On* Mkn Bond,** Alwursdifc of the Firs* Baptist Church will) M ist HSrlhw into all of the woes Evening Servlte, 7:30 P. M. Morning Worship. 11:00 A. XI. O tv ft. ■ throughout the be held at 3:30 o'clock at t b e l'h a t beset her Wednesday service, 7:30 P. M. Sermon ly the pastor. t o r weal ad coluasaa a re Hftdieg. "Sunday rknle"—Mary action o f the screen s to ry -h e r church. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 P. M. th * eledriag hkete ’ for *H ' headline love affairs, her revolt* Vernard Shaffrr, speak,—. F IR S T C llU tC n n F CH RIST The Sunbeam Band of tb * Flral with the studio evm-utlwa, her ' heeaehohkra who waal S*> Tap To* Dance, Doris Jackson, acMid week Service, Wed'irxJay, 3C IK N TI8T buy, sell, e r rent. Insert a * : campanied by Mr*. Jackson, pi­ Baptist Church will meet at 8(30 worries with her Irountr making 7:46 P. M. tJtiifli hn* bean l. ius»lsnJ .km ad tod eg and save yowrtelf o’clock al th* church. family and the additi >nal woes anist, Christian Srlenc* services are hear* a f lime. Th* 0*e p k tad MU* Louis* Hickson ha* ( m u Raadlnf, “When \ Tlayed ,Po*t- > Th* Junior R. A. and th* Junior heaped upon her by movie-erased held every Sunday morning at GENEVA METHODIST CHURCH who waat what’ yea hare ta> G. A. of th* f ir s t Baptist Church fanatic*. 6 5 B i * i o (W M U M u . M U . au n "— Natalia True. the church at East Second Street nffrr read our want ad retThe supporting rest i. un f T a ­ at M!0o o'ciork. Sublect for to* ir o r ltj nt Btetaon University. Hoofs - with Guitar Accompani­ will myst at 3 ISO a’dock. The Rev I.. P. Driscoll, pastor. The Intermediate 0, A. of th * i l excellent, featuring • irh com­ morrow l* "Probation A f t e r ment, Otto Tiapp.Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. [ 1 .’ •H. Coicloufk was celled to Atonbatle D*no*, Doris Jackson. Flrat Baptiat Church will meet at petent playsrs as Freni, Morgen, Death." Morning Worship, 11:00 A M. Wednesday evening church al Bl*‘, & fc last night by Raadlnf, “An Experiment In Mat­ 3:30 o'clock at the heme of Mrs. Franchot Tone, P at O'Brien. Una k>ening Worship. 7:90 P. M. Merkel, Ted Healy, Ivan l,*b*ileif, Francis t . B e l., n o t Park A ec­ Rek'lljtt Room at th* church whare rimony,”—N raey Roaaetter. Mid-week Prayer Service Wed­ of his brother, LeRoy ru *. Dobell Jew ell. Jem1** Beaters, 600 E. 2ns St., at 6:0C o’clock. nesday, 7:30 P. M Songs to E hfllsh and Italian, Mary Leonard Ckrvy. Mary F u r .*., C. Monthly busineat and aortal Tbl* church maintains a free And Josephine Roasl #Hh Mias m eelln* of the Truth Seekers Aubrvy Smith and Jin e Rrewsler. th* Bible and all authorised Chris­ F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH M. K. Balk, of JacksonvUk, , MaHem' aa piano abcompantst. Claat of the F irst Methodist ■ ' ’* ’J * PA s >4 Jly . tian Science 1 Iterator* may br Those present srsrn: Mr*. R*x l ir r t t o tomorrow to spend| Church will be held at 3;00 P. M read, borrowed or purchased. Open Rev. Smith Rnr-din, pastor. e a r *. w. 0 . Fellhws, * } * , ■' l rPackard, K K in i, Mrs. u n i. G vriwigp * * ... _ . -- 1 1« . ■ - ■■ ■ -two woeka hem with her Tuesday* and Fridays from 3 to 9:45 A M Sunday Hehnol, on West First Street. r , Mrs: Q t e t if Weinstein, B P. M I I'rof. G. E. McKay, superintendv A » (o r 4 Avenue. rn t. . » u Flm t rthram al for tb* ThanksRoy T illli, Mrs. A. B. Peck, Mr*. c m m c H * o F T im n a z a r k n f . •wW* *" *' * ■ John l,udwig, Mrs. Carl Mm *. giving Cantata will t*k t place at F U L L GOBPRL TABERN ACLE LAKE MARY, FT.A. t' Mrs. Clyde A. Bynl, Mrs. P orter Lansing, J r ., M r.. 3:00 P. M. at the Woman's Clsb. Beach, will spend to. lU nry Thurston, Mrs. Howard OvThe Dejiendable t:iats of the <• Sundae, Oct. 22nd. New Orlando Road user Geneva With H r, and H rs. Lin- cniiiy mrnv ’Firtit Methodmt Church will meet Avanu*. m i i m i .w i , ....... Sunday School, 0:46 A. M. K. Allan, Horn Court. F r a n k .'^ArtholoeweSFtL'MlnW At 7:30 P. M. a t the home of Sin t T b * Rer. William F . McPher­ Preaching, ll:tx> A. M. v l . » ;■ - — * “v. j. C lU rrldpM U * A lrriC to T p eatat, 1C. C. Smith, Jr., 2206 Sanford son, pastor. N; Y. P. S 6:30 P M. its. C. S. Smethurst, Miss Ms* and Mi.e U oeephin's'TuW I, m «R ‘ Avenue, with Mm Smith and Mm. Bible School, 0:46 A M. .-Pssarhing.. i e k l .J i e M. ----RIIf*bath Srtiftfasrst, and Mias U r n # t - U e local AaaMUfV. *«U MaTBto'2'KISrvU-m; l i o :0 A. M ■W.-Copeland ■usvhnitrtiurt: " Preaching at County Home, Lon Bardwt, S T W lRU FCaraTn,' Mm, W. « . Stewart;. M ri. A- E; Evening Services, 7:46 P. M. 2 . , s M „n,| l t Convict Camp, 11 Th* O rlbr of Intermediate UM s U - H i l (« « > • o» Mr. M allem cJU r*’ Otto T to flv .M rtU lL •Royal Ambassador* of the First W o m e n’s Prayer Meeting lr ,i0 j., M. U r*. D. L. Harper, 2201 Ban- E. True, Air,- and Mm. ’ Jackson, Baptist rhurrh will mrct at 7:00 Wednesday, 30:0 P. M. I Avenue. i. Mr. RutH,-and Mlsa MswMfci* Mal- P. M. at the church annex. Prayer and Tralse Service F IR S T n iP T IH T CHURCH. TU ESD A Y, Wednesday, 7:45 P. M. U Gad win, pT W inter park, will letn, i t H U for th e 'k e e n in g , , i v ParK A Tan we an,j S l* th K tre e l. The Phllathea C l*.* of the th* dinner ghost tomorrow of T h r Hay. W . P. Brook*, J r . Presbyterian Sunday School will r. and Mr*. DJ L. Harpar, 2201 ( I ll lit II O F GOD Su n d a y S rh o n l 10 00 A . M. Smith, Mm. Mak F . LWlUoff,' Mm. have a Hallowe'en jiarty at 6 00 ■ d M An MnrTtinir Vt’n rxH iji 1 1 : 0 0 A . M. *fF r*d H. Frahiu. Mm. Mtltoh R t e d , P. -----M. s< the home of Mr*. Chsrlrs '■( * I*' -(ienev* al Sanfurd Avenue. R Y P. V P. M. Mm Net! IfK d ata, of Bartow, U n . II. D. Hanaro in; Mrs. Ka.ie Sfeenwerth, 701 Magnolia Avenue. J , F Curry, pastor. Kvpnintr Witruhlp T:!W* P. M. Aha wvek-end guest f bar ais Psnton, Mm. J. Dow O’Neill, Mf*| Sunday School, 10:00 o’clock. W utlni dtUy S e rv ire 7 .'$0 P . M. t, M r*. John CL Laonardy, Pin* Curtis l.lndatrom, Mm. Horatd Morning service. It 00 o'clock. Parphnna* for haH f'f haaHn^.'j Sm ith, and Mr*. Peter Gesentr, ell M rs, Louck« Ho(ite«« WjVV. -V-V > Evening service, 7:30 o’clock. V iR itor* walcom*. p) DeLand. A t A ftern o o n P a rty Special music a l all servicsa. , ____ _________ MVyL' W. C, II I t knock expect, to There will be a revival all this |»AOLA COMMUNITY c n u R c i , turn tn her hew* to Plant Clly Gold and brown were the celora wvtk at 7:!H) oVlock each night *: firs t of tb * dmek a fler spendpredominating In decoration* anil with A L. Hailey, of Ocora aa The Kev. Alfred Erlcvon, pastor, j a . several dnyaeM w with her appointment* at th* snug* ; arty prearher, Sannay itch ’oi, o 46 A. M. i btobh, John G. Leonard*, Jr ., given Friday afternoon by Mm Christian Endeavor, 6:Jl> P. M. All singers tit th* c it y ’ end Earle T. IxiurV, at Her home m Evening Servlri’s, 7:30 I*. M , KIIKNE7.RB MKITIOIHST county fere Invited to meet Mon­ Plnehurst tn honor of a number CHUHOI Mid week Player Xtceting, 7:30 | day evening at 0 :00 be lock a t tb* of hrr fr'eml-. Marigolds and and Mrs- Joseph L. Fraxter P. M. Sun eft y .Srhool, 10 00 A . 14. 4 - N k * ' Marguerite an Buven, Woman’s Olub Tor th e -file t re­ cosmos, accentuating th* choaan hearsal .of anothar Thanksgiving cotor motif, wera arranged In *pw orth league, « (6 f*. M HU- Loo la. Mo. am spending the ALL hO U IJi CATHOLIC Cantata spsaaored by tb* Music vases and bowls abeut the room* Prayer Mtellng Thursday. 7:30 *k -ta d here writh Mr. and Mm. CHURCH Department of the club with Mrp. Bridge game- were enjoyed . M. L .F la k ie r , Mtllonville Avenue. Arthur Branan and Mrs. W aller throughout <4he afternoon on tb* Th* Rev J . J Ki llsghan, pas L. Cooper In ch art*. PRRS11YTRHIAN l l i t RCR card taMrs ev erlaij with brown FA nalnf * -party spending yes•'S«*d-<lm* and Hurveet"' by organdy cevera outlined Ip goldtor. • # F ' * r Orlando were: Mrs. John E. West Is \h* rshtSU SO• * i Sunday Service*. Rtv. E. I). Brownlee. aude p^ Herndon,' Mm. Miimte IBated and It will be yreaentad wa High acute prk e, a p-vid colored First Mass, 7 30 A. M. Sunday Schots, 0:45 A. M oonbon dish, went to Mrs. W A. net, Mrs. George Harden ami Monday, Nev. 16, al <4:00 P, M. a l Second Mass. 0:00 A M. Mornli.g Worship. 11:00 A n, flfencer, Mis. Ben Cantwell, Ike First Bapllet Church, U. C. Adams while second high score E vsntof fVevH-tInn-, 7 30 P o ,i Christian Endeavor, fl;30 P prise, silk hose, was given to d M ias Laois Evans. Moure will serve as dlmclot and Mr*. M. S. Wlggt.i1tally Mass, tescr|it Saluniavl Evening Worship Sei>iiv. Mm. John . ki ■ ........ * Mm. Franca* A. Hickson will Meiseh, J r . was lu ky In c. tllng P. M 7:3d A M Mis. Jo lla Conway and deegh- ferniah the accompanimtn;. , ' The session will meet al Saturday Mas* fnr Children. and received a pa r of ho-e - - .-------■%; Ray and Mm. Basel Huntky At a late h ,ur a salad and close of th , morning and evening H (Ml A M to retarded to Palatka after sweet course, also m gold and worship services tor the recrptlun I net ■urtions. ending a . few days l^yre with brtAW, Was'berved Mr fhe hoStres, of niembets. These without church I, Grydr Schj»>| pupils _op„ kjon f*. Huntley's mother, Mm. L. assisted by Mrs. Edwird H. Mc­ ow, French A renas. Call,' Mm. Byron Stephens, and m ’ww eseswaedto A large nusuer of represent* Mm. Arthur llranan. Mrs. A. L Kelly will leave to- lives of District N .miter Two and Those present wr-o; Mrs. W A. [ht for Eostla where she will District Number Three of St. l^ifTler* Mm. II- I* t'eswell, Mrs n-ber Wether, A. B. Deaa. Tney J ihns PresM) t#ri*| came from C. W. Baker, Mm. It. R. Dear, II g o > g » w * tor-.fee*w there t« Daytona’ Beach; tv la n g , Orlando, Mrs, IT. B. Pepe,- Mia. Vf. A. A la , w hen they 4ia«s and this city yealrrday to all.-nd Adams, M'r*. Byron Stephens. Mrs Ikd by the serious Illness * meeting of the two districU at A. C. Chatnuerlain, Mm. Arthur Brother. Judg* Ft J . Desk. th* F irst Pnaoylerlan Church la Braden, Mrs. G. t. J-ouchv,, Mrs. lh'1* oily. • Andrew CarfaWay, Mm. M. H John O. Laonardy fcnd Mr*. T, "Echoes * f M o n tita f was the W i g f l n a , M t *. K d w s - . l ' s . McCuill. M. Boert, state r e f * * ’ Subject of an InU reitldg balk Mva. R .‘ J . Holly.' Jr .. Mm. John A. K-. wlU retain toad* by Mm. Muldru, FVeikyUr- ’Meiseh, Jr ., Mrs. Walla,t> W Every ExploHion >rrowl /from GpIneevUU, Thll*- -toi president, during th* morning Bell. Mrs. Warren, M n W. IQuIncy, Pwtoaeala, and Maalons. Kollowlnf bar talk, Mrs* J J . Gardiner, Mrs. il, E. Mon it Ih Howl! •< k * O iy where M is. Kbert has a- — ----------- i - 4 - * and Mr** R. [m Corn*.I* •ffklal visit* It 1 ‘ Mr.' aifcd Mr*. Rojr Fi Mans *ra •* . A. Beautiful Jean i* all dpendtng the week-end to Orlando T. N. T ih thin mttf," w ^ ^ / o rn i^ . p .m u ts. Mr. u J M*hJro gave a » rle f’Survey pf (he T. Pboae 101 RADIO n»ration atuJ) book rth*lon stud, hook fo r th* year >*sr. M m y mlrthquakelfJ c ^ - 'A 'i v . Hof _____ i l -Ifto Ambassador Buprvms,— IS T O O * RADIO working at H* \A t In* cone Iub Ion flf ih * mev^Jnr Tuesday N i^ht, Oct. HI, 8 P . M. Rurh louil. boomlnffJ l btofc f f 'n o l 'phoaa lOl, Hof- l&fteliMi - * t a srfTfii rmfetwri* Igiigii’ . Miuh mad* Co. Styl* to U i* iu c U I room s of th e nt In Milane Film g f ta il'd is ocat Auxiliary O f * E lk s Gives Program to ?S9 Social Calendar - SE 'L 'L b u y ::; WANT TLVTjLr K <W *" PH O N E At The Chunhes ADS 148 Sincere invited To Attend. RehearsaU> Plan Now For Your W e To Out-Of-Town Church P e o p l e Meet Here A re P rep ared O ffe r V a lu e s son al A First Florida Showing—The Sensation Of Hollywood The Talk Of The Country In In v ita tio n It fur r o r V i M t b f * itaol RltfhftDlt i Qr C ard s (iliosts and Goblins Request Your Presence • ■ r S iZ iT - i U P T V . 1VJ»' • P er­ F av o rs A ,.WSif « S ' U n u su al A t the Hume o f !jr Jc u n M ! hh Ima H itch H arlow And l.c e cm b rln if T ra cy So DisffuiHe Y o u rs e lf and Jo in the F u n ! lo th e n c r e e n ! W SHADOIN Curtin Kiynil ur To Almvi* printed On Oruiige Curtin in Ulnck Ink 100 o n ly is lh # m u m B Adpvlee ACC on >K 8 T A H T E R ■ p i C W IR IN G . S c G a y F u r n l i ji r ic e s o m y) K fc # $ t .5 0 ny Copy Desired Glad To Give Youfe ty Other Kind of CSirdP Phone 148 i m .♦ r m ’ -• -v i: •4 ui -i « �t w ■ ■ W W /W XW '.. 1V i 7 -rr^ — Florirfn*» H e a r t *B G r a U o k t V e g o U b lt b e h a a l G a rd e n L a n d DROPS20-0TILT SHOWS ACnVOT TOBUCCANEERSOFMRS. PQIKINS C L A S S IF IE D BARGAIN DAYS 25 25 50 '50 Words or Less, Three Times Words or Less, Se'ten Times Words* Three Times. Words, Seven Times.............. H A V * TOUR WATCH suyalral by tao who sually knows hos W AN TED: 7th grad* booka: Good Briggs, itw u ter, Mag. A *. Manners and Right CoadoctSPE N C E R C O M t n , Indlvidualbook 2; SUsnt Readersi Sanita­ ty designed, comma] and correct tions; Geography’s ; 8th grads; figure faults. Comfortable, standLiterary World’s ; BUsat Reeders; la g or sitting. Pr*o figure study. Physiology*; Agricultures. Bring Representative, Mrs. John Alden or send to R. P. Cooper, Junior Brown, 900 E ast 20th SL High School. There Is a shortage of the aboeo mentioned books, w e ON E W E E K ONLY. Blanket sp* will allow you 25c cash for each elal, double wool or cotton 40c book. single wool or cotton 20c. Phone 471. Our driver will glv* you W ANTED: To borrow 1450.00 for prompt service. Ssmlnols County 30 days. Will pay back |k00.00 Laundry, Inc. Two diamond rings, c o s t-$1,000 as collateral. Box C E E c a r* HerYOU W IL L find latest styles and A ll 'M a t value* In ladles hat* and liiMssa a t Scott's Ready-To-Wsar, WANTED TO~BUY: Sacks to u u f i t 8. Sanford Avsnu*. on seed beds, good used sacks accsptebs, also want land fsrtiliatOVED FROM Magnolia to Pal- aer distributor, P. O. Box 1, Ovie­ matto aad tad Street. H*m- do, F la. _ •Utc hi ng-dress making by Mr*. Berwick, flowing machine* ranted Ifi— Apartments bar Rent I M repaired. A gsnt, Singer Machlnaa. fllngor Shop. ^ FOR REN T, furnished thro* room w JN T ~ Y O U to know xr# ha vs apartm ent, priv ate. -ff U l H Privet* bath. - tb * - Jf»rv *to n s' "powdsrt ~ 'W ia Iwck r entrance. creams talked about on radio Screened front porch. HIV Elm t w l c * weekly. Everything In drug*. Campbell Drug Co. Phono SPE N C E R C O RSETS, Individual­ ly dooigned. concool and cor­ rect figure faults. Comforlabla, steading or sitting. F rs* figure ■tody. Representative, Mr*. John A lten Brown. 300 E ast 20th Bt. i - —L o st and Pound • ** * •> • V DAYTONA BEA CH , O rt. 21— Daytona Beach High School'* Buc­ caneers won their fir s t N ortheast Conference game by defeating Sanford High here yesterday SO to 0. t Battling a team th at fought all the way and Ihraatenod In th * third and final q u artan , Coach Hall's charges scored all of their touchdowns through long gains. Mayberry, fleet le ft half, scored In the first peried with a 71 yard ran o ff tackle, Bishop kicked for the point. ' , t Malcolm, right half, scored in ths second period with n 04 yard ran. Bishop's kick for the point failed. Mslcolm scored again ID th* fourth a fte r a 20 yard run by Mayberry and Hiss chargee by Bishop had carried th* ball to Sanford's seven yard lino. Rich oeored th* satro point arofcnd th* Th* Celeryfed* threatened In tha third and faurth periods through th* line gnd on open plays by Jordan and Miller, halves, and McClelland, fullback, and thsir sturdy llnmmsn again and again tors th* Bucs' line to .shreds. They mad* 11 firs t downs to eight for th* Bucs, but failed to rain consistently. Sanford’s sight pass** were Incomplete and D tfio h a's'lo n # attempt waa latercapted by Dsas. 1 HEWING MACHINE, $6.00 8wl*el desk chair, $6.00 Vacuum clesner, $10.00. Children’s tricycle. CA BBA GE PI»ANTS. Charls.lo$2.00. Mrs. A. B. Harnett. Fern Ikaksflsld. Coppenhsgsn, Glor, . of Enkhulssn, all head early, Park. 11.15 M-, 6 M. lots $1.00 M-, $6 M. FOR HALE: C melody saisphone lot* 80 cants M.— Coilsrd plants Excellent condition. Cheap for • 1 JS M..— Csullflowsr $ 1 5 0 M. rath. Call Virginia McDaniel at Prdvalt * Co. B arillt, Fla3804. F O R ~ iA L E : Block and fixture* •mall grocery cheap fo r cash. FOR old Gold. U. 8. LlOn# Thor washing machine, on* . McLaulln'a-Jewslara, 11$ desk, man's bicycle, girl's winter coat. W. Tyler, 142V Park A vs. LEG A L NOTICE Kaakt- Ouvllltsr. teas* sad t ■eliteavast of b*r e l e l l e l awtg estets. and tee ■ su ra and sell at pul.ll, uulerr *•(“»• the front amir t.f ih» Court lluuss In Hsnliurt. Hvmlnuls Count, rturlds bitwesn ths le ssl hours ol sate, nn kluntfa, the 4th day of Nuvetnbst. t i l l , tb* asm* belns a rule d e, of this C'rtirt. th* follow* Ins deerrlbed property elluet* In •teletext* Cnuety. C.artSs. lo-w ll: Uit II le lllnch • s t the Has­ te It a Addition in Hanford. Kl„,Ids. a plat ef which Is r*. raided In PI*! Reek I al I'e s* 1* In the Public Record* uf ttereinul* Count:, glories. •h* earn* tn b* anld to satisfy said derree. Terms- Cash. Purob***, le pay fer d**d. tt. M. WATUON * postal Master t.tA im v. u u y i . i . •elletter fur plaiellff t . Ry BBSS rURMXW Associated Proa. S ta ff W riter J 0JO to 1 1 :M *A . M. Report* -=!■ a swfrsl chair a M f l c a l l y 11:00 W 11:00 Noon, Pros* * » • f o r t M l virtory to their eradlt a fte r an opening aeaeon game which waa play** dariog a ataady gained th e , Daytona Booth taam tha wot (a ir allpped from one team to another, with the Crooma taam ptdvtag to he tha better rainy wsathor. team. Crooma oat played and oolgained the Dayton Beach taam during tha anUra game. Only twa ■abatltnitona ware made by Coach Foathr fa r Crooma Acade­ my. “ P rin t* A lbert" Sherman waa tha ata r of the game, although ha had strong competition from W al­ den and Patrtyk. . Sherman wont oVor for n touch­ down near tha and of the first quarter. E arly In the second quar­ ter Daytona acered a touchdown on a long paae, tying the acorn ■t 6 and 6. Tha wlaolng touch­ down came la tha third quarter when Patrick want around end for n long gala and n aeoro. Tha try fo r point failed again, and a ft ­ er a alow teat quarter, Riled with fbmblee owing to the henry rain. WASHINGTOON, Oet. IL-iW ) from bureau beads. constructed for correct f^ o s tu r*. 11:00 U \ * M P J l . Indlrldual Secretary Francos Perkins U rns appointments. out a prodigious day's work. lt :S 0 to 1:00 P. M. Lunch In tb s It starts nt 1:04 A*;.¥-v . with appointments sad qpafsrencos o ffice otall. 1:00 to I M P. M. Conference crowding doss, conlhs#** until with labor repreeenUUree on apo10:10 P . M. • **' V About her hugs desk, relief gad r score ry problems *4fy*' all day long. If she loaros a t'a ll. It’s for ■another conference at that Whits House, NRA headquarters, hr some department. . Each day her lunch k^ bought to her cloak, ao that m ar* corre­ spondence can bo turned o f f . a i aba consumes It. And a s the din­ ner hour approaches, ahs Is llkdy to bo talking with her botqnu chiefs about some labor statistics analysis. Back to tha office after dinner she corns* for more work. Th# first woman cabinet mem­ b e r has now weathered six tnontlw o f such a program, remaining calm -faced and clsar-eyed. The new fangled chair of here flte Into an old doctrine of th* labor department. For years, It .has been preaching that factory owner* should furnish the sort of chairs that prevent fatigue of worker*. Mina Perkins put ths Foot Bill Results Ilranrh 11 Nif|th»n Fu»iIn T»»ther« a; Trinity 11 Chrlailan It- Jnhn Tar* Uton t. K.>til It Dabnta of Mine* 4, FOUR ROOM house, completely <*hadrun Tear hereHel»"'ii II furnished, b blocks froth Port I'aiatth Newman t l : Tuerulum 7. Uutkluti Parker IS. H«.u»U U$w« JdUKsa. Uwaorn - UsOon k v w r t ^ e ll Teerheri Hatek* next to Chrixtlan Helenes Church. D k la h n m a M ilita ry A r a d r m y I t K a e le rn O k la h o m a C o lie * * f . gnd cab $118.00. Chevrolet 1 too H.tuihrssiern Oklahoma Tearheri fla t body truck, iww tires $76.00. 25— Exchange e 1‘artiml Teachers 1* Nr* Mtilrai Normal S. Colorado fo rd on* ton truth, ruxkosls bx Ia • W i u , TRA DE ten negro house, ('••lira* mw liras 878.00. Rsol and Boas. N«ir iti w»ei ( Mary %Ills) Mlss4>ur for farm or hous* with lan'L Tearhsrs t ; Houtheasl Tearbere tt \Va*| Teiee Tsachere Kee| Reply Bos "Houses" csr* Herald Central Oklahoma Teafhere It t'hllorrn Indian* a. M m nr A« AWNINO AND W 1N P0W shadsx |le» » Wrllllamette 9. 4*olumliU i E . r . Rtehlk, Sanford M attrev Cnrtnecllcul mat# Krwehmen • Factory. Celery Are. Phon# 87*-J TRY DOZIER and Gay’o Quality Hlreek ItrldMe Hchottl |, I’etiti College I. Pareme CniUft paint*. They a r* "R est for th# 6 — S it u a t io n W a n U d ' rhstlBiioota h. rslkolte I South." And "Th# Best Is non# Plmhur.t •. HI V k tsi 41 E X P E R IE N C E D railroad rate too good for you.” Htsnley-Rogors II*.h s Junto) r o l l.a . I*. d ark , accountant and traffic Hardware Co. Junior • Carl.Inn t. HI Otnf h man with citrus packing house s a ­ ’ Il.nrste 11. Msresr 11. Mnnmnuih l l : Cornell Col ps risnes desires permanent con- ( LEARING l-AND snd have hun­ W ..I Vlrslnls W.sloyan dreds nf Cypresr post*, any nsctlon. Reply Goo. P. ld»v#ll, 8|6 l.nv 11 length or diameter you want ■ C a lif o rn ia T . o e h s r . I . r Palm etto A v s, Sanford. give sway prtres, Reply P. O. T . a r h . r s I I lllu r r tn n I I . D . f l s n r . e 1 9 — F lo w e r * a n d P la n t * Box 1006. L O ST : Black automobile trunk reward $16.00. Communlcat With P. O. Box 8. Winter Park F la. - M em ber cy pyalng 2c. Wo riw«U U amt * . • Desperate Late. Rally Labor Secretary Has Falla Locals Who Tasks Which . Keep F o u g h t * Valiantly Her ExtremelyBosy apartment. Four rooms. Kvsrj modern convenience. Rent Resson able, also furnished rooms. Goo, home rooking. Ths Tasty Hhop 208 N. Park Av*. FU RN ISH ED 6 room banralo% and ra ra re . 10th^ Rt. and Pal metto. Phone 77 or aea Mra. J Plalschar. ^ AN 1 N D B P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R . llobefl K U , »; Ocala a lin d en II; Ksenandlaa I. • Haraeola IS, Ij.ra .. *. Plant rily «. Hlllsberoush *. fo ri U ,ers I I. Oerlnw * fattend) 7 " ,,h ” ,4 ‘ ** r , " <" ■teetnns Ileacl. |s M>nr<.rd S Nnxtlrdte ||, V|B||„,»„, , Kuails to Cnr^kdi • j»»t.an4 •. T arsrv i | (|Ul rprrr • (*roM riij» • * A rr.ril. •. Mradmitm m Mulberry IS. rlnrlda M llllar, APdflrm) • l*Mlm»ll*t II I'unla «|*irt • IS Qurtlr> II. Carmlswllt • II* dae.lt •%Hire u . |>«4W n t> t v Hurinellnn « Invvrnvt* • T«rjM.»t M p r I t l ; I’lanl III) (of Timpd) ) t Tatarwa •; IteU n4 I. «rrr(9$rr*dte> » *; St/mmrrDeW » — \*w lidi ry I I , Trrnlon 0 HI AtiMtiBl Iftm I I; M r* (Halt t. I nlffht) f.*rsl.ijf* U I'dldlltd 9 1alr h t) lutke IVglri 14 WsbBtsr 1 4nlfM I OrUnilii U ral I'Rlin lira* It |*«*b I P'tl'Vll u Pori Meade IS. Ilalbee Ctlf • Bowlins: News Notes The R *nfor<i Bowling Team won th* first half of lh * Innsr-C itr natch from ths Orlando Team, by IM total pins. Th* last half will be rolled in Hanford Friday, Oct. 2T, on the Hanford Bowling Club alley*. The score: M tr n x i" J Weaver Ite l i t I t s — Its IV feanld tax I t s — «** J llr r t .l *•* iways Left Out 114 *** I • i, i n n t —l i r e ] In th* R u l t n l L a s s Uagu* U s Isom * f J . Hortwi aad J . P**«te| Is leading with a total of 3318 to-1 tel pins and Geo. Ilab* and H. I Witt# hole second place with 810# | total pin*. II. W itte holds high, score this week with a 227 score and L. Tharp high for the month hare your last season s | F E L T cleaned and blocked. Have It don* th* ftamlnols way ' j aad It xrill stand Insp-ctioo. Do you know why th * w ain7 w elcom e! SKo, hortolf, dldnT. HolltoaU-ikai- bsaolh), lh* 7 D O U B L E SH O W W illia m social fault no o n * forghrei, was th* reason. Y*f no o n * n **d Havre halitoils. Gargling with LUtorln# InvfonHy deilroyi mouth odors and ch*cki Infec­ tion. U,« It dolly. R*c*nt ts iti ■how that Ustsrln* promptly ov*rcom *t odors ordinary ontl•optks can’t hid* In 4 days. Fran ces GARGAN DEE “Headline Shooter” 9IMINOLE DRY CLEANERS r-s tfi'*" t t y f e •Ivlins ,(hew ai tons Mi T ii,. itkllD. also k i v x a . ,*A being case No. .#t*#e - I k e - f M Master name* U **14 door** - r e offer foe eat* * * 4 #*H I t . utery I* lh# hlgKeit a s * koal »Ntier fer cssk, ta frent of Uu » » trrn froot too* of th* Corel Mouo In the Cttr of 8anfor*. Coobtr •( a.minute, a la to of F lo rl*^ balwwi ilia legal busts of *•!• •• Bonds; the tth car of No.ssibor A. n. n i l . th# ism * being a rot* ds, and a lesal sale* day of •Bald Court, th. following Sererlbeg prunant. alluale. I,la g sag hates la Bandnote County. BU ts *T Florida, ta­ Mil * tail Tuenty-nlns ( I t ) ot Bloc. “I f of subSivIflsa of South Hanford. Iteufor* Or ant. accord Ins to plat thsresf rocofStd in l‘Ut Book |. pegs SI of lh. Public X m i N i of Bststeol. ■ Couotr, Klortda. ’ . live earn. Is b* **14 la afcerd.ntt arllh snd to osllsfy sole goer*. a W. BPBNCBH Hpeelol Mamlsr la Cbaac.iv t i T MI’ICAHT »V. O MKIIItTKNR Hollrltnra for Platattff- Billy’s Unde s ' AUU J S ' xccrrc*. t o KVU y o u LOOW D TO -WavekjT* A f T R Y lU VANR.V N TO ^ fk .cew-evoivimc. V FJiVKTO* 7 1» n Methodist Sunday School was d«llghtfully entertained Thoreday Nolle* la hereby fle a * that uaSs, evening a t th# horn* of Prof, and and in purauansa * ( that certalt (last decree Of foraelasut* sag sala Mr*. C. R. Dawson, teacher *t»d •hade and eatered. a a th* *2 gar •< vice-president of th* class. Mra. Heptember. A. D, t l l h la and by Iks Clreall In and fee a»»l. T . W. Lawton Is president of lh* not* ro o a tr.Court FtdrjifiL la Chaaeory, class. A fter th# business and de­ la a reflate cans* tbsrala poodlag wherein Kraab B. Holme* wa» votional meeting game* of “anl- plaintiff, sad W. J. Yarn sag Ana* grama" wera enjoyed. Prof. M. J . Fi Varn. hla.tfN *. *t a t- war* deOrders raeslvsd credit for forming fsnLsnts, I. O. W. Hpencor. as Bp*, elal Manor of oalg Conrt br **M th* highest number of words. decro* oppotoled ohatl offsr for Fresh popped com raeslvsd an un­ sale and .oil *t P«bH« Ib* front door of th* Conrt usual 1st of attention throughout ror* House In Hanford. a*n»ln»»* Jtett*th* gaibs and a t tha close individ­ lr. Florida, t.eiw.en lbs la flfF ^ ih i Among those flo w Oviedo who ual cherry pies were served. Th* of sale, on Monday lbs November, 1*11. lh* onmj attended thq Coo* masting of the class la invited lo meet with Mr. rut* day of tkl* Conrt. tb * M P s i Methodist Church held In Sanford Ing described MtreW M and Mr*. C. B. Lre on Nov. 17. Hemlnnle County. P'orUn, ff-wltl Wednesday w ere: D r. and Mrs. txits • nnd I of Bine* B of A Carpenter, M n . L. A. L re. Mra. Aulln s rire , Addition to OvU., do ond lh* NEU of NWt* ot U t S . Lao. Mr*. A. M. dtowart, __ WW^ o f.3 « c_ .lIi_ TR—1 L 5. .51—j Mra, W. P Carter, Mra. Emory H iU hsm ... Mro.— W. n. WIIttaBUT lh# some I* be oolt to ontlsly **H deer*#. Term#; C**h rurebaner t. Mra. B. F . Wkaaiar, Mr*. A. B . pa, for deed. Kimble, Mr*. Orson D. Burnett, Mra. M. J . Orders, Mra. I km Car­ away, Mra. Odum, M bs L d s Mit­ cham and Mrs. 0 . W. Morgan. Mrs. E. A. Farnsll aad Mra. J . W. Martin .motored to Goth* Thursday far a day’s v iflt with Mr. and Mr*. Alton Farnsll. Nntlee Is hereby ,st«*n 1 der snd br vlrta# w til Mias Edith Clsm tnls, daughter : smended final Sseres j l I rand asl* made sa g 'In te l •th day nt OetSksv *».. t with a $35 score. Th* new tourna­ lh# llonoraMo MJtldra Ju d e*.o f tbs OtrerM Coj ments starts next wrek. A special TwentJ-lktrd Judlctot < match wUI b * rolled Sunday. Oct. and for Heralaols Count In (Tianrerr, anlV vaoort ttrnL, betwre* tb * city team and nffioe of tb* CUrb a t - tl Court In anda for asm fo u atr. Ploetda^-ilsi- ttu cause therein vending o k II*. Holly IS THE TIME I T* Mr*. Martha Johnann ’ patted from Mastathuaelt# by of Mra. C. D. Mariner, U 0 mem-1 Not. 1. • • J i* i bar of the Orange General Hos­ M r. and Mra. O ra A m u d e S pital Graduating C la n of Nursing. eip cet to en aa aooth this rr| | K Tha -Q rtedu Woman’* Club beld| the first meeting of the club crcd from the stroke she had last year Friday afternoon and a Winter and Is staying ‘w llk railBridge Tea waa held Oct. 20 from lire* in Virginia. ■ S o’clock to 0 o'clock. i During ths saauaar llM road Mr. and Mrs. Hageriy and fear through Fora Park was widened children b ar* again tom# to Oete- considerably, aad la a/w muck do to reside Mr. Hageriy will safer for travel. b * r t r ^ ^ lu rtil i i i f t o l for th* CapL H allctt la sparing neither Seaboard Railroad in Orifdo some money n5r srark t a l ’wafts' lb* few.months ago, and previous to Fern Park Ctak Bad P o ire Hail M* return ho waa stationed at an attractlv * and ktfh e'-aa# piece of am -sem snt. U will re opened Nov. I . , ' VIOU) \% Y7CIOW6. S * VfcAC*. ' 0 k JT V V B GOT TT VSACU? ooum X AXJQKMTyl OUT VAOU) T O • A A M C tV Y Q O I X W 91 J HANFORI). FLORIDA. MONDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1933 P ress ind Money Policy V omised Nation Roosevelt^A gain mako ca a gift a r land tk aa far a lima. A ss o c ia te d R e viewing Program, He S a y s Progress Is Definitely Made In Right Direction SPEA K S H ERE WASHINGTON. Oct. 23 — (A .P.)— Pres. Roosevelt Inst night announced the creation of a government market for gold and tn caning of the gold embargo In telling the { nation of hit recovery policies j with a firm annrrtion Hint “we are on our way." Standing firm ly by hia recovery program, th * President rapped the "chlselers" o f th* national recov­ ery administration; atsurrd an increase In agriculture prices with th * words "If w* cannot do it "ne way xrs xrill do It another"; prom^Jaad • maintenance Of government 'credit and “a sound currency**; M d announced the dollar would l»«* r t n l o t d %ftor * restoration of the i I i | ‘ • j , prkt Im l. j • — -Mr:* R oom fqft~fHIt opr nil Tori j of thd* rovvmmrnt market f i j newly mined* (old under the ad­ ministration of th* Reconstruction . Finance Corp. **Whonrvfr nrcrssar>* In « n d in I vloW,** hr dlarlaaed, "w r -V* ill i»1*o buy or tell fold In the world inarkct*H •This Is a policy an«l not an okpedirnt. I| is nol In he used " fO a tln s r d On F are Thr*-«i Woodmen OfWorld Will Stape F i r s t Quarterly Meeting Woodir^n of the World ninnHrr^Ing 'more .th in lpd. rrpri-*<'"'•p ile s* eT^WiKltTtimi-ra iiifurrtis -mmi trict No- 2 which comprise* 8cmInols. la k e . Volusia. Orange, tiresard and Osceola counties, are ex ported to gather at the Wmul-v.rn 'H a ll here next Thursday ntghi attend the first quarterly me <tm-i o f the seasdn. The program wilt ret under w>v a t 7:80 ticb i'h nndrt the vtire ■Uon of B. F . Ilalnn*. of Umatilla, president of the district. A - old fashioned chicken pllnu *>'< *>• served at 8:00 o'cleex. fot'nw d hy * business seaai >n d-rlnq which a large class nf rsn-t'-lal''' Will bo introduced *n,l g iv n the Protection Oegrr# of ths Onter Speaks. during the evening will Include V. P. Milled, of Igkrlnrd. state manegre; H. R. B eer., of St Petersburg, head eonsul; II. M. McCully. of Jacksonville, national committeeman, Judge Jam e . n Sharon, of H anford,.slate commit Usman. All member* of ^te nrd-r In the I district have been notified of ‘j k is meeting, and fully 100 of them ar* expeqted to respond by W ing present. All state officers xrer# Invited. The committee in chaygw nf the program is r imposed of j . W. Snow. I. J . RrarkU. sn.l Georgs Stinson. j | Chancellor Reiterates Policies In Appeal F o r Fanatic Unity Of German Nation B u tG reen S ay s30-H o u r W eek W i l l In su re Jo b s F o r 10,000,000 R e m a in in g Jo b le s s WASHINGTON, Oct 2.T - C/Tl Orcanixrtl labor f uml ycslcniay thnl 1,700,000 m oir men went imek to woik in A u*#*! and Sep* lotnbrr, but rcitcialod it** contrnf.ckrnrr, vctei.ui (icriiinii am m aut, who piloted the Iion ,lhnl .only phnrtri hours would tiia f ypppelln, oArout'. f *tun S uth America to the provhh* jo be fm the io.nMi.nno It Kmc, I" a liinittfe a' <>i'a l.«rka Naval Station at said rrnmin U9i$*mployMl. Asscrtiny that "moat of the cf •" "C f"i " on. dnv M-II The huge craft appeared fret of the re-employment pro­ ll -liorHv af> r h «H» '.ick, and, after passing dlgram has already been fe ll," Wil­ •' ii » < no- I up I • t' iinu'iipg mast at the naval liam Cirern. president «f the « t.« of ml n' n • * « Ini to a scenic position on Vmrriran Federation of I -*l»or i " .I <>l I .' IIIW pc>m i ><ulelie,| the landing but all added that the arrnin)di*h9ttrnt* ■'fu lfil ' 1 . 'm*. a n e k> i ' bnek half a mile from the in August nn<l Srptemln-r were I.......lit * I nearer winI'lln-d. Authoritie* did not " stn k n ir proof of I !»•• result a of ■n i.» say t Iml 1 1 •■i pn-i aution la being taken. •Ino tenim- work houi^.** I. :n f. i Akron .................. but the lime and exact "W e Ii .ivm nindi* njin h^pn*rre«a lie. u^ ib i« •mined. Ii > •«die veil that the G raf will * the * U a .a A * «#riEmploy me nl iln .1. i1 1ion " f FI-" In and that It may pass to pi nk wtirn l.l.tlMO.OOO were out of i.f -.in ' l l if th' i "* >• elected. Hr. Eckener'a woik." he naid "R y September olt* t- i i i i 'i m l nt *-ve e •ti bipi, _ . . — - —— Mn- ,ii in v*of unemployed had l»een i4tei4*.ted Lv- 4,hao.4HH»- |hit ert-n an. Hi.n^lMNai aie -till iincmpl- jre«l, -W inter 1- in t aio-ad What an ue t.. it.. f.M the . iioeui|ili>ved in tin c inuii; month**? Tie md> wsi\ \* • «an |.o*«il»ly |utt 11>< in to wmk i bv a fuithcv rIio i ti'innu uf work houiR*’ The «»l»i«rlive the A. F. of L. i*. n 30-hour w».ik week f r all •ndu-tiy. Green li*" tohl tin ad F a irly flood P rice Is ininiHtration that un1«-•» nil NlfA P red icted F o r <’rop: ciHlf* approximate .1 h*• • \«i « W. organlted lalou nc mo will h S tr ik e F n d s Qtiicklv - irk in pupil through * “ iu' m *• a hill lo lhat and. net 23. -(/D—For" P A n O K E H . Oct ” t 'irt r i" Hi* contention "• he eipresaeil rustness in the l ' v . - i ,-t:,,ti««ar M aiim I.ltYlnoff (fo n t mued On Rage Three) |dent this week, .lit.- t*. I* i\g*I inrtifrnltn tn Waah in* rnnvrraatlons with rung uf tin* ini i \ i" men I ■ tin- ' •*' tvfiM'Yrlt, and hr will iw vkithout rrvralinir » America, tiinr or arnr idrntity of thos# company him. Ii u indlratad by thr it wherr nffirlaU flat* ,, m-vimI any informa* muff's plans in rrpra- Moscow Officials Are S i l e n t On Details O f H i Itinerary I j j 3 O thers In iu rcd W h cn Cnr O v er!u rn s N ear OcnJn Fn rlv Sunday Retail Code Signed By Roosevelt To Go Into Effect Oct. 30 P ilo ts G r a f Zeppelin To Miami •>mm in rirffolkmim* ft. nil* timed l.tvinnff i •««otitlr Amarican rac . M -ila to rs lih the liner .iltnn" ss it wo- originally , .1 |i, would have to leavs "tinned rm Pan* Two) REG EN SBU RG . Germany. Oct. 23.—(Ah—Chancellor Hitler, mak­ ing his first speech directly to the public since Germany’s with­ drawal from ths League of N a­ tions, w ts tumqltuously cheered here y sslsrth y as h* criticised 100 percent petriotlsm and reiter­ ated Germany’s desire to Use pesceshly but on equality with the rest of tbs world. The occasion for his speecn was an assembly of 8torm Troops »t Germany's Hall of Fam e In the countryside near Kelhelm. B ex a­ r's A tremendous rvation green I 'he chancellor when he went on he speakers' platform. "W e who experienced four a half year* of xrar," declared Hitler, " a r* best qualified to kne w jta terro r! We . * U a a r e bast equipped to understand the d if­ ference oetween hurrah patriot1im and th* genuine xplrit of unity.” lie waa Interrupted by wl'd cheers when he said the world waa not to Interfere with Germany. "Our goal," said lilt lei, ">j to make the nation happy again by getting It Ite dally bread—a tro(Contlnued On Pag# Two) — Part of the state's exhibit at ths t'ontnry of Progrooa ox posi­ tion was attar hod last wook for an insuranro bill, according to W. C. Ilodgos, chairman nf the F lo r­ ida Century of Progress commis­ sion. but th* situation "la all ironed out now," he added. S E A T T L E . Wash.. Oct. 2 3 - (47 — Mrs. Psulin* Grafton, seeking a divorce from Poland Grafton, • baseball player, said that two days after their wedding her husband ■rnk* her little finger; a month later he broke her nose; ■ few wrek* later h* broke it in a dif­ ferent plsre: then he broke three of her ribs. She got the ilivorce- Nazis Charged With Firing PlaneHangar VIEN N A. Oct. 23.— <47—An attempt was mad* to burn down airplane hangars at Salsburg airport today where po­ lice planes guarding the bord­ ers are kept. Pollco said lb * fir * Is undoubtedly of Incen­ diary origin and eras probably started by N ails. Dlacovery of th* blase by a customs guard enabled airmen t oextlnguUh It before serious damage waa done. Authorities pointed out that the fire occurred a t ap­ proximately th* same hour as paper swastikas and th* N atl emblem, were being scattered ,,i all sections of Vienna. SmallTownShopowner ; ExemptedFrom Act; , Less Than Invoice Cost Sales B a n n e di'ww WASHINGTON. Oct. 'J:l — (A .P .)— President Knbsevolfc . signed the c o fo fo r''retail i stores just nefnro altilnijrht Ilast night, with nr^«rm ptioa to little store kd.eperr. In towns of 2500 people or !<•»<»,. The act made It posoibl* J for the code to go inlo tffeqt • a areek from today at the begm- I nmg of • new month. It fmblds ■ales at less than inrov r ru*t. end ' the provision* apply t " ilialo _■ Mine- in •mail town- a- well. ■ f t'rraidrnt Roum 't'll was axkud '' to approva th# retail co l-- "m n !*• ; a tsJsgram sent ysster.lay by l.#Wl, ' Hahn, president of lh- N ainitaL ^ IWUH'Dry Gooda'AiaocTa'i-n. T h a ; m tssags, mad* public t-y Mr. Hshn at the association brad -. quarters in New York City. tolW the President that "nnr cod# Igf now In your hands uml many thousands of retail nicrrhanttM-1 throughout th e country a th • anxiously awaiting yoo» «i'i-roval,_ . in th# h p* that this long period of uncsrtslnty during which our (Conllnuea On T sg r Three) *,« . WILLIAM N.D0AK, HOOVER CABINET I OFFICER, IS DEADI noted labor laodsr, who disd at hls| A telegram , urglnr home In nearby Virginia today. H*f Bholte to retain died of hrart d U e u t, havinf ■of« Haiu«n, or J^ek"nn' T-ilia- f ferad m attack about two, botlth offkar, Was *r it w H k. afu. J hatiaa FH d.v af»w,... ii sfidV^jfl t ounfF ‘1 .. ri , _t m tm b fri of rbr ‘ ••rn n. Mr.. Doak . was IKa T « u r c r fllh , .l. til l. nll. i *1t » n 51. year* n . __ old. . /\.«oeld.i '*8 w it bom at Rural Retraat, Va.# .. f -I iuk at 'jjJ and ht waa tha flrmt •acratary of #w. .. , labor born In tba Unit ad BUtaa, » u n i l i l J 'w rlr ,|j , Senator m e . J . . .D art, .aad WII, . ™naw teaion, ^ par ;• „ — Js ..... _ tha lam B Wilson, h i. P rw i^eteor. NUtwJ to lh, both twlng born in th * British d f,T# whjch w,„ ge, UI li.inry n .. .tat#'- j Th# local committee l< n- fal­ lows: Mrs. Pearl II. llantsU , president; Mrs. Julius Dinglei itr , vlq*-pr*e dent, Mrs A. W linax, secretary; Mr*. W. A barfe trsasursr, snd Mrs. Iv.ntthy B. Lamb, publicity. GAH.NKIt I.ISTKN r u t u i t y E x h i b i t I*lanH T’o Itp M a d e W e d n e H d a y I’ll oiomiy |,lsns for Seminole ■ . ,,i i-xhilot *t the Cential I I.., i ., Exposition in tlrlondu i „ . i 1 . l.i >»r) will lo- worked out ni tin fu -l no-eting of the Exhib­ it- I I," " lit r e of thr Seminole i ,.,'iilv i liamher of Commerce for ihr " . . . year, schedule,! to be held ,-l 'hr I 'l l , Hall VVrdrWMiay after"<>••« nt 3 30 o'clock. T in ' exhibit will occupy thr • la c f the Muniripnl Auditorium for lh third surer.siv, year. Tills A M *'-r -- ronsidereil *- the most "f 1 ndvaii' .igrou* of any in the hug* W tiulldimr, and an appropriately ■tnk-i.L* evhildt Is being conceived. i|„ I’re lent H. M. Pspworth has a|i|ininit-d the following persons to ito- K ilobit Committer for ths iv i,„w -eason: K. O. Shlnholssr, ti,,. h a lrn .n W. A lV tfl*r, vira-i toll. Kairman. (’. It Dawson, P. F. f>«irn*t. J K. P a it W. I' O rofsn, • D. Ilainrs, A I n R. Jthnion, If, T t" wre) t4» Im ronrlinli-fl hi !>*«!• r, J. A 1/ofAn, Mra. R«« ji *i»l »• mi' h. F t •Illy 4'vrri'"»’ I'.ii'kant. II. M. F>pwo th, Ityron ,\.»h |n wh* • vffl* cruupN % %I* |»hrrn, A Ci W ifm -r, B. F . F|H*nali<«' In 't t f d > m n m ii * • ^ h itn rr. Jr .. Mim Nona Wylly, f»ctu»if*s Mini luUlrx hdiUtr* i •n«i Mr«. F . K. Kt onr. (lilt iminty " il l il#ni thvir »rl|» ill»" srtH vi»rk Mi A<Um> w4i Muiliurity f«" th* ytstrnii'nl |lnl mo Sanford City rom mitslonsrs, O'lrHi. N«i% <1. th« Jmckionvill.* "u-rtlng in regular scttinn at ths I list r'im*i«'«n4vi • lull «»f th* 1 tty Hall tonight at 7 30 o'clock, A ila.ifir 1 Un* KmlroJid wll' i. i * expected to stage a final contttMfl ,1 IMIl'lMlC 4* • in si«frl> •<luf'.*iot . ■’».! that • ipnaki’r »»f 'deration of their 18)1-84 budnet. locking towards lb- adoption national |>iuiiiioei • will lx l,« fore the meeting it »vtf. T h * brought In n It w«s (fici.kfl dial ecIuhiI cii r> 13-34 tax mil teg* Is tiro sched­ uled to l>c set tonight, ts an additn*U should I*t uuiun} in Ihrtsr o f (kit U rg ir »chp(«U of (his r»l>, imiial highlight of th# msetthg. S a fe ty \\ ccly \\ ill lie IO bserved N cv( Month NEW \ tilth , f i t 23 <A’> Governor llerlu-it II l^-li..,sn <>f N't w York itnd,*i w,-nt nn "p* ro ­ llon fnr n)'i„-iidicit|v nt Ml flmni l",v|dtsl nt H If, A M. Hnliirvlay and the u|>eiati«,n was repotled to have been “entirely sucev'-ifiil’’ ■COVERED WAGON- COMINI I CHICAGO. Oct. 23 (47 At MOVIE STAIIK MAItRV j 7V. Is»*r flacks |s el ill gotn.I l !*••-« in hit covered wagon. It, NEW YORK . Oct. 2 7 .-14 7 — | nrrivrd in lit* wagon Jiaw n I. Francr* Ihw and Jnef Mrf'reu, ibe I tv", iHiniea, l„ attend n Century <•( Ittrvvie pLayers, were married F r i­ Prog rear, a fte r traveling |r..2U" FERTILIZES CONRl'MPTIoy day night at Rye. N. Y. ard litey mil e over the United Elates slnn left immediately there after on a I92f, From her# he plans tn go to Samlaols - County stood fifth motur trip through Connectirut. F|oti< ^ . •: a a t h * 87 Florida counllr* Iits ■ - — ------------------ • _ ___ the oas o f fartllixer duriag the month o f September, ar-ording tn • ffk a l figures R l u m l today hy ths D sparljasnt o f A grirullare at TaliaW saaa. This eoanty consume*! M l teas a f ths pro-loct, bring CLEVELAN D, Oct. 23. -(47 — which has her,, without re c g n l-l s o r t U M asate* county v h lcr uaad 888 tea *, other high user, Kenneth Donahivons'* pencil yrs- Uon front * " rnsny wot Id powers w as*: Pabu jB aarh county which tertlay pictured nu leas than 3U0,- since- thr l'J|7 irvolu tiin. aaod 1878 tasrt) Folk county will It aigur.t that, granted Ariteri 000 American v ukmcn bach thl 1878 tons and Brevsrd county »* must accept li'isaian raw mat* te'Vistrlal payrotfs within a w ry i lain in part payment for finished • tth m I tens aaaeumrd. few months inridint to Washing* prod cte sol i there, no Russian !'•«'*'projected le o r n h io n uf ths "dumping” need figure tn lh< pic­ c o v f t w m m M a REV IEW Union o f bociallst floviel Itcp-h* ture on nth< i A turtkan or E u­ lies. ropean market, as tbo Soviets T A L L A H A M E tT Oet. 21— <F) That pencil, wie!3. d ky » |,rp- pour q billion doilatt Ipte worll —T h a ’ S u p reae Court today re ­ ferror at the Cash S<h*ol uf Ap. trade ehanni'ls. Need he review n recent decision piled ttcisiK*., C tsrrlm d , ui th* Donaldti>n for ocarfy a y rat t k d 4 N *» llJs M tlM Issued hy cxprrs'i' request of the ptulr do, »•» consult irg rttx mwf for an Ain N t Clre«H Court restrain­ psrtment, squtched an la p : ss yp A r t r i r t r firm operating in the in g ths anforeniiaMt nf th * anMU tals. He n i l - led a rtvruv uf mafarial. la te ly Harry F. I’ajrvr, asfllta n t aecretary o f stela, askc I Donaldson for an estim ate of llw trail* foe which tha United Xtalas could hope front Rasa la ta ths event of ter ignition and 'activ e o f A tlanta, regionHMMMpllon of trad* rotations. .V 'p n s ls n need*. Dosaldsoa *Vfiaih sd , run from hand tool* and N I* doth loco Motives and ■ A i r hea«V roa hloery.'aad J h n £ ■ M b e sa be filled wRhaut loa^ S o v i e t Recognition Will Put 300,000 Back To Work In U. S. It Is Estimated SKIIK1ING. Oct. 23 The 300 UVALDE, Tes . Ort. 21 null lory set by the city council Vic# Pros. John N. (i»ri.*> recently is Illegal, sctirtling In ■ habitually retire, ot P P M ruling by th* city attorney Hevup beyond that hour Inn, •n eaty-flvs mills were appropriated to hear whet Pres. Itonse •I; fur operating enponsrs, whereas to Say about recovery |<l"|ithe charter limits th* levy for accomplishments over th m that purpose to 25. A new bud­ night. Asked to comment, t.i get ordinance will be adopted, snd merely smiled and k ANN ARBOR Mich., Oct. 23.— head. the differential of 60 mills may be Excitement over ths Michiganappropriated to bond creditor* Ohio Htata footfall gams caused two death* here Saturday. Georgs llosglln, 80, Albion Mich., and FU G IT IV E S ARE HIIOT Robert Jarkaon 71 Detroit were —(4 7 —A resolution ntlsM stricken with heart attacks and FRA N K FO RT, Ky.. Oct. 13 "lh * frs * disaemtnstion v.f I'trtlt (4 7 —Three convicts were shot died short)) afterward. control literature among ad peoand wounded when four prisoners j pis” was adopted by th* Nortll attempted lo escape over the Carolina Msthudist students' earn, S tats Reformatory wall yesterday. fsrenc* her* yesterday. All wire raptured within a few R E Y K JA V IK , Iceland, Oct. 23. feat uf the wall. Ths seriously — (47 - A landslide vote for the B U S T E R KEATON W EDS wounded were Hldne, Floyd, shot repeal uf prohibition on spiritu­ in thr back, and Js k * M artin In ous liquors In Iceland was predict­ VEN TU RA , Csl. Oct.. 2 3 . - Bus­ th* head Both ar* serving t l - ed last night on ths basis of early ter Keaton, solemn fared tnullOR returns. ytar terms for man«l*ught*r. pictaro comedian, and hit foruiOT nurse. Mas Hcrivrns Hawley, w *n r*m arried her* Katuday liy Jqa* tic* of ths Peace Malvern Dim* Chicago Daily News Warns President Against Suppression Of Press Rights CHICAGO. Oet. » . - T 7 t # C h l rago Daily News" In a gage one editorial yesterday wamad Presluent Kooaevelt that event* af th* last few daye sntWngsred tha rights of • free press and Imper­ iled th* Administration's Recov­ ery program "W ithin ths last forty-sight hours tbs President has Issued an executive order sMpowsring the administrators of th* N, R. A. to punish violators of any cod* fin* and . InprlsotuaswO trie Itorial said . “ Within th* sam* lim it* u f time, Ami Clrirf of Pulkr Williams sn l M I* also reported, attem pts have Hrhool Sup$*riiiD|9d("t T. W. U n ­ keen mad* by the adm inistrator ton •rr«|i|<hf| the r» |M>ruiliility nf » f N. R. A. to censor o r suppress •rTEnfinir for pElrolv l .o s A N G EL E S. Oct. 23.—4 4 V - reports a f . proceeding* under th* The fast that her mol her-1 a-law R tt. A. la Ws*hi aglow, didn't like her cooking, t>claiming i fT h a n s dsvslopmsata, anpple"*uch houklsot" aad throw!a g M w U 88 they b*v# boon hy aimthem Into tha garbage can, didn't perturb lir a . Rebecca Sober aa much, hh* testified In divorce oonstitutloaol court. Apt ah* did shject ts sarv-l explain par 2*1octanes ef lng her mothor-is-taw’s breakfart Ma to subnUl a ■nick. 8 P A N B I1 H OTEL DAM \<iKD strictiun. of any cud. w hatever,"' C0HUNNA>- ^ ; ^ .aid The New*. . J _ A -boynt „ p|od.d tn the Hoi To agree to ■ suspension of Atlantic early yesterday, raotig freedom of th* press as forecast damage lo (ns build'ag ant) f*l in the President's executive order nlshlqg*. No on# was Injured j I apawaioJ 1F tandlfl Ka nn I ha na rt nt m nsarx. 1 , Yesterday’BWcu « 5 | FLORIDA HANFORD (Saturday II HANr o ll I' gundsy IS Apslasklcols Clear t* . Clear II Cloudy 41 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, October 21, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c5ad5545b7de00124d23ed8ae1e42a7b.pdf aa690fb21661b925a2938837d17ced15 PDF Text Text I SET w ,- ■A y h Florida^ Heart i Qraalcat Vegatrihia Rrihnwt Garden Und. {_____ _____ VOLUME XXIV V AN — ___ SANFORD, M em ber Anaociated P r e n IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y W K W 8 P A P K R tv > - , F L O R I D A , F R I D A Y , O C T O B E R 20, 19S3 P r ic a F i r * C en ts ■iH Peace, N o t W a r Is ffiBMANYSTILL Out In Nebraska As Leading WINE IMPORT N R A Is Challenge A im Says BOUNDBYPACT Democrats; Turn Insurgent PERMITS ARE A s Farm DENIED BY U.S. Set F or T o m o rro a n c e llo r H itler LEAGUESTATES Adolf, War Vet, Says Impeachment Sought HeKnowsNoSoldier Who Is Enthusiastic About Another War L IN C O L N . Neb., OcL tO .-W > — Revolt against the N KA.V'roke out yesterday In Nebraska, home o f Ins-irgcnt political Icaiter*. Tw o o f Its leadings X)c* -crats bolted President KuosemJl'd irlie f program and join e d 'th e veteran republican IniVpendent," He itato* George W. Norris, in warnings of unrest am >ng farmers. • G E N E V A , Oct. 20th.— (AY—The Gov. Charles \V. Ilyrau sai l the leagu e of Nations officials cm farmer'a throat was being "cut phasirrd today that Germany is from both cars” oy abandonment bound indefinitely by the covenant of anti-trust Itws and declining o f the l.eag 'e despite Its resigna­ farm prices, lie urged inflation tion. since the c ivenant is part of instead of “ pouring monty m at the Treaty o f Versailles. the I jp .m The point was emphasised while A former governor, K e'lh Nej officials awaited the teat o f thu yille, announced his resigns lion j German notificatioin, which was as state N ltA chairman because I regarded In international circles o f lack o f sympathy with Its I hem as more permanently serious program in agricultural taentbry than that of the departure o f the and »aul price changes had pro­ lteich from the Disarmament duced virtually a “ buyer* kinks’* Conference. umong farmers. Simultaneously, lea g u e officials The statements from the lenddiew the altrnthn o f the widej of two opposite# wings i of diffi|renc<- between Japans bolt | ___ anil Germany’s withdrawal. Japan Point Stressed ‘ While Leaders Await Text Of Notification O f Reich Withdrawal N rcrs-ka democracy and from men who have twice opposed each ether fo r governor came on the V itls o f Senator N orris' second at p ell to Roosevelt to in lin e the C .rrency by retiring f t ,61)0.000,000 o f liberty bonds with new currency instead of refunding them. Another Democratic leader, C< ngressman K. H. Rurke, ex­ pressed regret at llryan's criticism c f the recovery program and said he knew the President would throw the force of his administra­ tion behind ai\y move to he p the ini mrr. Iliyan descrioed the farmers' altitude as “ seething unrest", adding that appelaa of tax payers organisations asking aid for tha farmers did nut rsa ggrrate tha Situation. Hr requested an additiunal (100,000 federal relief atb tment for the stat.e “ The farmer is rapidly losing Conf deuce because be sees the K'ontinurd On Page Pour) Expecting TradeGains Administration Has BannedTemporarily L i c e n s e Releases Weaterti Growers •;Down Nation AsThey] To Increase J a p Steamer Sinks Taking 66 To Demtli KOBE, Japan, OcL W.— i/T) — Sixty six persons. Including an English woman, are faared perished today whan tha ooaatwise steamer Yashlma M a n foundered in a typhoon off Sums near hera. Tha typhoon alao carried death to fishing fleets. Several porta raportad that craft war* foundered or mlaalng with crew* that totaled nearly 100. The Yashlma HtM ru, formerly tha British lalansweeper, Sunflower, first waa reported burned, bat later ft was learned aha had aueeurabpd to tha storm almost within sight of iu destination, Kobo, ( ■ r T%m W A RH IN O TO N , O e t 20.-W P)— A challenge wai Foreseeing trade advantages which might he rained from down to the Federal A i America*, potential consumption tration at Washington todag : of foreign wines and liquors if by the celling of a fgpwa. i prohibition ia repealed, the ad ■trike by the National Faria ministration la denying all appli­ cations for importation perrr'ta. Holiday Association. At the amae time a general Tbk challenge came ta a th* study o f varioua phase, o f the mghd for an NBA for agrk ii* ; pro'dem, to be met In the event Meanwhile the German gtvfrno f repeal i, progressing under the ture, aome of whoee nt officially notified the gen­ direction of various governmental expressed diaaatiafaction eral ■secretary of the League of officials Involved, Natlona of its withdrawal from; ik# burner*a position In Attorney General Cummings tion’a sreeevit economic _ that body. said yesterday he planned lo make and held to the theory Urn* Thereof it carried out a decUionJ a ruling soon on the legality of announced La*l Saturday ' e r a prime m i d ha obtained far liquor advertising.. In newspaper* V reports bad Intimate! that by w H » r i r i n t X His associates are assembling a * r might remain. starting nl a n « compilation o f the law which may Governor Albert C. Ritchie, of denied Germany de­ H itler alao • f p o l i c y become effective should the Eigh sired to forcibly regain the l*u- Maryland, whose impeachment was . M u O. ™ . , , . K M , . . . . . , „ i p R 0 f r a C T I 0 N Tha teenth Amendment he voted out. t that the Is+agur had not Hone morse and the colonies and wi«X-- asked yesterday by the Alary land tria, of Nebraska, Customa and internal revenue en iu«h for her. OfTiriala ncliovc it issue. |stale _cejninitt«__af. ■I . alapped the___annarrhlat officials ‘ate gathering l i t , on lo r the Kricb tb frttlYfl Measures for meeting the winter party which charged that the g o v ­ to the league. liquor stocks, estimated consump­ ern r “ criminally neglected his ahead also were discussed. that aa halp la fa tion. taxes and tarlffa and tha Germany'* ofTiclal announce* ! "The present) German govurn- duty" In connection with the lynch­ revenue yield of these Imposts • ^ m e n t * , the chnecellor said, "works ing o f * negro who assaulted an ment of her rcxignatlon from the Tha Idas originated ia when set , t various levels. League of Nations fell like a s neither fo r a monarchy nor f«r a Ht-year old white woman. The decision to continue tha thunderbolt la«t n»irht in Geneva, • , i(public, but exclusively for ihu during clash** la th * ban on imports waa readied oy where the opinion was grottlug 1 German people. mo vacant a y ea r ago. T » (’resident Roosevelt after consul­ that the withdrawal might lie de­ "W tefever wo look we sc* nothstrike order follstrad tha i tation with State Department and ferred until Chancellor Hitler ir w iag bnt privation, misery, unem­ ad e a ^ a r t * la N orth W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. 20.- <AV - treasury officiate. On the oi.e aids what chancea he would have of W A S H IN G T O N . OcL ‘JO.—0P> ployment, decay and destruction. vrlwal, ora* rad hy Tin* Navy leagu e of America, in of the question was the dwindling getting something for Germany A determination to protect Am er­ To re a m s ell this is ths nmiiun ta r T k . * m m U m re*aa> •supply o f domestic stocks and on Car, w ho “ a polite hut frank letter at the disarmament conference. ican consumer* from pyramiding we chose for ourseites." Unconfirmed reports w en d r fu s e d to public last night, tolil the Drltiah the other the benefits which might The firnt reaction wax that th.»l o f the hog processing tax to in Tbs chancellor egeln pleaded Navy leagu e that rontinueJ an he obtained later by lumping tha rulated In Moscow today that w r * a pm «leci«ion constitutei) a serious ilow , crease the price o f pork they nir(Uonunuea on t’ege fo u r) lagoiuam by tireat Britain to imports and trading them for for- President Roosevelt had made a rar i l w fa r t » the fteace movement Ikeraus.*. chase was nttr ihut'-tl in aut utimriAmerica'* Naval building pultey elgnm arketa far American Indus- direct overture to - Kalaaia, praai n i t a f ar It removed Uermany from Kii * •atlve (ju s r tm yestenlay to 5erdent of the Soviet Republics, look­ would liH*k an “ absolutely e»«en- try k c t tha v iivr rope a permanent peace mcnimi retary Wallace. lia r ’-ce-operation between th.* two Although liquor supplies have ing toward recognition. • W U , raOroada Urn. Officials assisting the secretary natiofiM. According to nverified infor­ w h rai t t m tha been great!) reduced by sales Before newa of the withdrawn! o f agriculture In working out de­ *t pre­ mation, Kalinin responded In cor­ The letter was aignrd bv N. M. through drug stores since Dlra4d*ra drafted J A C K S O N V IL L E Oct. 20.— waa received Germanycircles tails of the half-billion dollar pro­ lluhhaid, Jr., president «•i the scription limits were removed, of dial terms, leaving Washington to Ninety thousand pounds of pork sntd they believed one of (»«•► gram for uit^ng swine and corn American Navy leagu e and i* *o| ficisls estimated that uy "ru ttin g’ •at the lime, and place for fo il awing ultimatum " * have been received by the Duval W A S H IN G T O N . Oet. 20 - < A Y - I ,many's conditions to remaining a piodi'rcr* said he had arrange«l ce delivered formally t«*«lay in what remains dkmand could im tiatlona. Um i Uso of — taxation or spe lal p jhli-l. jLcaff r^prcmbe.r would be .» re --------, for. vmiinrahnnaian cnra-^iudkaa. *1 LoiwVm. satisfied for several month*. la Washington an Interims; ne tnwaw city were dlactiawd la»t nigTtt '■*1 m iddln g o f the I-eague o f Nu- the effect o f the tux on the con*■ 1 1 ••While the world Ij xlowly A total of some 4.000.000 gal pltmentary foodstuffs being sent . poslhlr legllatlve mran* hy whichj W * * ? , * * y ■ t W V l r i w fieri < , y , t #m 0f BCtj„ n it would | numii emerging fiom the economic cat Ions of aged llquur will ba eligible rioted diplomatic raiatloaa M> r a r fam U U c opt by the Federla Gsvernmbnt. excessive welsHe* of bo*inr*» and' i*. Qf >n |nstrnment for fill i acli"in resulting from the let** foi sale next year. This can tie tween the United Statee and At the Nume time, Wullar** un*W h wlU pay a o ______________ , The meat As bslag p r e p a r e ' »7 financial leaden might l>e curl»ed.j filling provisions of the Varaaillcn n»»ui* imI thut the itiitiul prxu t-n-ing War . the letter *aid, “ many .11-, multiplied from five to trn limes viet Russia appease in proa pact la g debts naUl w * rasriva tha > Parris A Company into three and Attorney General Cutnming*»l»trea!)’. formed and Xpert end'd ohaeiv»*ra ■ y rutting, in addition the Juatmx of 50 cent* per 100 pouml* but whether It would come first six pound packages, it was an- although ha would not dlsctiaaj T hf German resignation canrvttj 1iv«*w«*ight rffecttvc Nov T» will Ik* I'clieke thut it i* sw iftly moving! tio< P'-pertim-nt hss orJere,' that frum Washington or from > nounced yesterday. " ^ i r t R ^ y anly tha* «| d ril Jl these poMihlllUat. aald after in . effective for two yea.-. j m\ IxKixtcd to $1 on 1h*c . 1, to f l f»0 town id n Mipreme conflict of arm* seised liquors not be k s tiiq rd . row was not clear this afternoon. e m u rita Mcaaaity d m m u r i a ^ ^ ' The supply will be cured, Intcrrlrw wlt)j Prcident Roo.cvelt r n n ih»»n I he lteich may not on Jun. 1, mid to $2 on Fct>. 1. j involving the eimtenre o f g vein Those are tu be tested and If It was known that the Praai*^Wa w ill stay W tho pecked in 100-pound packagrs to that he had »tudl»d the quation at withdraw if the League insi«L* It will remain at the latter rale mental control and «»ur pieaenl satisfactory may be placed on the dent has an Important declaration wnrih vra now aacupy. , bo alsrad early neat week with the President'* reqne«t and thnt ■he has faiie<| to fulfill her obli­ until Nov. ft, I'.i.lS, under picurnt civili/at ion. market tu augment the legal sup- in mind, but his subject remained "W a vrfll not sail oar | ___ the Jacksonville Ice end Cold there were |i-gal ways of g ellin g gations under the league cove­ planp, hut it can lie either in“ W i'r atatetnien, lH»th in thoj ply l.iquor consumption ,n the undisclosed. Storage Company, West Sixteenth ualf*s vra racritra th* cari a f ■ **» at unduly high .alarie*. nant. V. S and in G iest Itiita'M, have last full prv prohibition year— Slate Secretary Hull referred daction .bat wQl tarhagaa a r i ^reamed or decreased dcpeixiing Street, through the courtesy of Offtrial* of Vhr federal power Officials said Germany's claim' upon the trend of market price*, from time to time expressed tho ll>l 7 was 107,000,000 g . ’ lons. all questioners at a prase confer­ products with la te r and th o rim WUliem Oatner, manager. As the bonimi**iun und the federal re­ that she uas not receiving fair hope and need for a cl »acr under Neg.illation of reciprocal tradence to the White House. It was •wployad for tha thiaga vra aaafi Federal Belief organisation is not the effect upon •onaumption or serve l>oanl disclosed that tbeir treatment was "sheer nonsense"! f „ r othr, reasons under the farm •landing between the two ruun Hgiecmrnts is a foremost part of plain that the President ia ban on tha farm , oa tha tesla a f aaal i permitted to pay rent f ir hous­ trie* in order to withstan! and! the Runsevrlt program. With sev* share* o f the salary study untried and added that, whatever Ger- , c(. ing of employes or goods, this tiling whatever situation ia davai o f production o f both paH ria.* . po.an ly avert *. ch unuward re­ by tlie Sm all', were ni'iirly com­ ria l nations anxious to sell liqmany might allege c inrcrning oping. Tha direct ora, dseraad that Mm generosity of a local plant is Wallace said ttie tux, at $2, sult* " imrs and wines here, th- adminis­ itilk o "w ill remain la kjiaratria greatly apprelcated, J. W. Spratt, pleted. The power romnnsaion I* 1disarmament, ,hr ha,| enjoyed would b. only une-hslf I hr aimmnt The public in'ml in the U. S .I tration is hopeful that in return compiling data on puhlie utility solute equality aa a member of unlll our farm prudutca kriag tho director of operations, declared. hr could levy under the farm ait. tt said, ha* teen in pro.-e»* of an nutlet may ne found for cari o f productioa and u riff m a . - Other commodftles •which will executives, amt the reserve board, the l^ a g .e . This authorised s rate equal to “ adjusting itself to the propriety! American product). „ I . — (Ooatlaaod (h i PSga be shipped later In the Fall and on bankers. the differ m e* between cu rlin' , and necessity of such a hast* of i The fnleral trade commission ----------- — ■ I . during the Wlntar will include: swine| co-operation x x * In b e"alf o fj average faim prices for butter, milk, condensed, fresh nr has just started a study, and the “ f'| lh e preservation of D em o:ratlr and pre-war “ parity" prices, G A IN E S V ILLE , Oet. 20.—( X V evaporated, cheese, eggs, pork, necessary data are already availetui the firtrnt to Ifiye the hog grower* form* o f government Tampa waa unanimously selected * (salt or samksd), beef, (canned), abla tu the Iteeontruction Corpo­ maintenance of the prevont world the name purchasing power fur as the IVS4 convention city of the hud, cotton seed oil, fruits, ration anil the Interstate Com­ the snlmsl* ho sells as farni'-is statu* o f the white is.'eu " Florid* division of the United (canned and d ried), oranges, merce Commission, for an inquiry TALLAB AJsSC T A LL A H A SSE E , ftpt SO.— (A ] l l added that thie statement sy ■rallied from swine from IDOtl to Daughters of tha Confadaracy at — The federal « grapefruit* peanut butter, dried Into the salaries of non-reaerva no means implied a tom latent — Full pay checks will be^fianded tha closing aasilon of th* thirty* terday raportad IV14. Oo9t, crackad whaot. coru bank txecutivei and rmilruad prenW ASH ING TO N , Oct. 20.— W h participation by the U S 'In tha to employes and officers of the eighth annua) convention yester­ m ater vehicle . . ____ '• meal, cod ad I h n oil and halibut liter HenU reipectively. !-*•* than half of the war veterans European war thought '.u be im­ • tale this month through collec­ day. letters of Invltatle* wen idtfa thraa e llria with «IL whose future benefit payments tion of licensee and documentary read from tho Tampa convention minent." , 100^)00 pppaU tiow i a i m , * v~ — depend on proving their presump­ •tamp taxes which Increased ma­ commute# and tha Tamp* tourist eraaee o f M from tha pa tive disabilities to Iw service runterially, the comptroller's office bureau. year, ^ . .: > » •aid yesterday. "Cried today seemed in line for Officers elected yesterday W4r«t Miami reported 41 continued compensation. W EST P A LM REACH, Oct. J". Payment of Insurance company Mrs. W. Edward Cunningham, 1M1| Tam pa had i l , a d r ip aff.1 BI8MARCK, N. Du Oct. 20. — <dO—Gus Peterson, deputy siu'i Special boards of tho Veteran* and railroad licenses swelled the Ht. Petersburg, treasurer; (fra 0. frum iha prevteua yuarii toll m N E W T O M , Oct S A V A N N A H , (ia , OiL 20.-(/P) GO— Wheat-laden freight rara Administration have reviewed Ml fish commis.loner, last night wo»| revenue fund and documentary G. Husband, JucksonvlU*, regis­ JaakaoarUla had <1 deatha agate Herbert B-- La drive, broker and tha trundled out of North Dakota |aU percent of the presumptive ease* arquitted on a chrsge o f atcep' ' — Five former employes of stamp collections were op Marly trar; Mrs. Gu» Carpenter, Day- IT la I N I . Tha survey did a r i l heriwad of babel Uighton, biog­ night In defiance of Gov. William Unofficial, but closely checked Ing , brier. Ila bad been gha-grdj Uberly National Hank and Trust 122,000. This will glee aufflcUnt rapher of Frasident Roosevelt, tong Reach, director of the Chil­ pari fa r tha rittea a f torn i Longaria embargo, aimed at pro* figure* showed that only 40 per-' with accepting SMm-) to allon I I Company yesterday faced Fed money to meat the payroll of eoauaHtad trielde today hy haugdren of-the Confederacy chapters, | oral inilctmenta chargng cither during higher prices fo r tha grain. cent of thU croaa-aectlon ia en­ legal use of nets la Lake •bout (220,000. hiaMolf la hla apartmsat. and Mrs. H. H. McCreary, Gaines­ [ the mishandling of fundi, or niak Tha governor ordered m odula­ titled to retain their benefits. Wurth here. Earlier In tha month Comptrol­ ville, chaplain. Leighton hda recently te­ MUTT bxuqns ing false entries. tion of the natioml guard to proVeterans Administrator lllne* ler twa said that unless collections Threo eommarcisl fishermen as hand Of the Vvomen's Those named were Junes Edv * A n .i.. vi.— 1v'vnt shipment of wheat oct of hat asked the President to ex- testified agalnri thu deputy aud improved deductions would b« f, Oct. 66. OBSBRVE8 104TB B IR T H D A Y tend to Oct. M the deadline for claimed they ha^ paul him m ono ; ward O'Rrien, former h<sd tellen made from pay checks. Natt. af a John Francis llarte, funner tall the board* to pass on the remain- > Peterson tong} the stand ,n htA chain grocery company yeePIERCE, OcL 20.— (AY— Mrs. der of cases whore compensation own defensv agd ritargetd a eon t cr; Ralph l*almrr Matuia, *ook- terday paid chain slur* license Martha Waaka, of K ryat villa, lneper; John Joseph Citipatrirk taxes on Its stores In Florida, phases o f hla edicL, been paid on the presumption ( Spiiary against him. mayonUty Hillsborough county’s oldest rasland John Francis Sulli'an. Railroads openly U .regarded that Uie former soldiers contracted adding I22A1I to the g«a*ral rav­ dent, celebrated bar 106th blrthAn indictment agalnC John C. the proclamation barring out* their disabilities dyring war aervHU enD* fund. day party yaatardya, almost thraa G m ] state shipment* and carried ua Ice. The Presklent Is expected to M01 1 " ' KR I.HIUOUHtl.i: Toaacah, former asalatseit cashier months after the anaivanary data. (G URlsAYRD of tho Ciliaena' Rank »nd T.Uet hue jo sea a t usual- Their executives Issue an extension The pariy waa gleaa far her by BI.AYEH TH R E A T EN E D ROKTON. IL 20— ( 4 V The Company, charged him with mak­ » 0 . - < W - T h * •aid the next move was up to poaaibly this week. the women*a club hare, and aft*r ing false entry. spec n | legii ivr coniiniaslo.i Of Urn1LangeF, They expressed the opin­ Previous estimate# of presump­ J o MIAMI, Oct. t 0 .- ( » Y — Ralph the dlna«r Mrs. Waaka war taken laws for the Ant at ion* the issue yrai headed for the tive cases have ranged as high aa whirh la fra for an aatemoaUa rid*. ONK-ARMKD WORKEk K IL LE D o f atnir illard, (4, former fruit p strung liq* # • 1 , _______ ^ ______ coaria. plant 1 ( 0,000, but a well laforroed quar­ control ( f the rale of was shot and killed lari night at uor in Maaeachlaetts a tt e ' repeal L IN E R O U T O F M U D ter placed litem aa nearer 63,000. K E LSE Y CITY, Oct 20.— (AY— •a r ------------------ ro f the HUh Asrindnirnt yesterday yaa ho abla J. K. Heard, 22, one-arned emer­ Florida City, near hera, daring an R10TBR8 ARK W O UN D E D M ARSEILLES, Fraaaa, Oet. 66. vote I oven*heliriitrly | _ - to permit gency relief worker v u killed argument with John Thurpton, , — Tha British liner City * f Faria DUKLLIHT IH HBNTBNCKD liquor, to oe drugk on the premises Iter# yesterday when piece of negro, who later waa brm ght to R A t r a a o N . n . j ^ a t . ao. n e ® * " of h itels, vi-staf rants, elubo, tav­ pip# with which ha wa> working, th* county Jail hera for safe k**p> was putted off * mud bank at tha aald today. W V -T v rv men vrerr seriously g, when threats *4 violence mouth of ths Khlas liv e r early ABIIEV1LI.E, N. C h Oct. W . ~ erns, railroads gud steamships. broka and hit hla hand. He wae a wounded by ballets today aa riot-1 Jack Moody was given a " eight read through a crowd o f several yesterday and pm seeded to Mar­ •all t|fc afternoon. ■■ native of Franklin, Ga. EU father, ing W ok* out with auddaa furytaU months suspended Jail aonUnco ira of persona that gathered at seilles under I caorid hy Urn C. W . Heard, of Conyira, GeL, C rilA N S V . the atriha-rirn silk district nlay on charge* of accept ir.g •ease. • ^ •ui l iras. L tM "*? , Northern New Jersey. On* whether any ilenge to a dual. He had told ia M t k Is yri MIAMI, 20—(AY— Denial done or whether tha ship may 4 ri.. IV . I a he was wmtafed la a Aiel M O NK T B s 'W O M B Z S f M Cv2r M r thoa wpertad. A MOHH TAGS a m rapatedly on a proceed to India with tto 966 t g stranger over ths affections that they ----------------government i af tnvaatigaDETROIT.— Taddy, a euUri peaaeagwa. W E M ;}. unnamed glri. H m r SCOTTSBOKO TRIAI lion of Cuban vitria la this puppy. Mill had anougti strength I t a l l a h a h b e e . o e t .: city wae thanks to hi* rescuers fThd Mato motor n •Stanley by three left I FATH ER O F T W O li A T TT ITU TAKRS DIPLOMAT Cubans who awired DKCATUR. A la , Oct. 20. evtractod from a from when I today reported COLUM BIA, Oat. fag.tl)o p «gross involve tag* Havana by t 16 fori undrgrauad, , Tha men gavel aewe — Herts Young. TT( BGAVENNY," ,K*g„ Oet their tha first 11 days Jaaa 'Radrlguex.1 In wh ha had teen imorieanad rills farmer, to the ere jut • Treowea, as, fatn—v Higi-lo Renta raeelpta war* i l tJOra-Two men dig fa r Tomas Mader- for f hoy* born goeeatly ludg* and diplomat, dl*d ban as. Each aald. waa not ne-|four test night to r 117 BMW* U fa rid wifa. Teddy, (k L gualntod with I i ether two. ! BERLIN, OctT20.— (A.P.) —Chancellor Adolf Hitler, In an interview yesterday with a British newspaperman, de­ nied Germany waA preparing for war and re-emphasised a desire to come to- an un­ derstanding with France, ' ■I. t ■ a s a ," .!TT£ALrSi5:| WALLACE SEEKS'BRITAIN WARNED RECOGNITION OF RUSSIA RUMORED AS IM PENDING 5 r ' A G A ]N S T PORITCONSDMEllS'OF ANTAGONISM Sensing Price Roosts, Navy IueagueAsksEnd 0 f Opposition T o Agriculture H e a d II.S. Naval Program Plans Relief Means U. S. SEEKS LEGAL W AY OF GETTING AT BIG SALARIES Moscow Reports That Roosevelt Has Made D i r e c t Overtures »D 1 R elief Council Special Publicity; "Use T Gets Porl^ Shipment Of Taxation Named As Possible Means Tampa Chosen As Site Of 1934 U.D.C. Meets P rob e Deals R ! o w T o H opes O f M any Disabled V eterans Railroads Disregard Husband O f Roosevelt Order By Governor Biograph pher HangsSelf a* Tax Collection Brings Benefits To Workers L eu Auto Fatalii In State During 1 State Employee Freed From Bribe Charges Five Savannah Bank Employees Indicted Iw g ia g a r a a r g ; a - s } • t e fiIT W W .S 5 ruiurss'Js. rjzrcSzrzs * 5 5 g £ p t.K . .%X .A EV.A-'f, k ) �r --V B. Klrtl«r Mil Hi*. T. L. EuTH- New •tala recovery I van had chaff* of Um madwkhwj distributed i check fo r) and other rafraakment*. H to s a c h at hia 3,000 employe*. INU. S, SEX' NOWEX T e le p h o n e : y -. a Mrs.Bishop LEntertains mt c r u u i i a Bridge Luncheon Office x i l / 'I I T I Th» punch tablet were placed at Tha check* ware printed to IM | l U ' i ’ l v y * l 1 J the north end and the couth end N B A rod an.i whit* colors o'"*! L a s t T i m e s j of the forma) garden and were b,r# lh « admonition "Now 1* overlaid with lac* and cut work clotht. Mr*. B. D. Cat well, Mr*, j j . D. Woodruff, Mr*. W. A. Adami, and MIm Margaret I’etcra, preaided at (he two table*. 148 — C T S 0 fl Gt l S " Social Calendar K N O W S W IIER K IT S S A F E . ---- e -----1me n n i n e * **•—■' “ uu‘ • * Y ’ 5 - T I quer tray, went to Mm. Ralph II. „ f the wing to attend'thi Seminole Hlgh| Wight, while cut price, a doohle he hcli 8chool-D*yU>na Reach H l f k dnlt o f playing card*, waa given church. School football gam * at Hajtona to Mrs> W atter U Morgan. The Beach thla afternoon are: Mr*. The Hallowe'en color* predoiilMao Ganaa. tho Mlaae* R *f*h i nated In bridge nc:r*aorie*, detu- o'clock N o y i, Freda G a n y , Marian! ration*, and lunrhenn. G o ld e n d Th.Hayna*, Martha McDonald, and an<j other autumn flower* wrte ^ ^ , Fred Ganaa. , , > • , | arranged In vaie* and bowl* about „ m mt IB THE TIM E Tt WW * * « M * ’ hW *w »*a FELT d M M dd M a U . ObePerswaDiesOr Appentfirife In US Every 29 M in o te s r program meeting of!« LEE T R AC YdW tYPEGGV S H A N N O N B A C K an’a Mittionary Society, -----— ~ ~ lr»t Baptitt Chjrch w ill’ — ■ at 3:30 o'clock at the ” K At*iyi« -th»*rdfk*a» .A**w who| * P* rt* ro° m*' , The Thou* present were: Mr*. « * ! - ! a-,,.. „ ', ter L. Morgan, Mr*. Gtorge A. Beach Ihlc afternoon wars: tha'i DcCotle*, Mr*. Ralph II. Wight, Miasc* Jan* Sharon, Martha Illsh- Mr*. M. 8. Wlggln*. Mr*. B. 1. kp. Batty Wbaalesi, Eleanor Hick- rerkina, Mr*. J, E. Hrocac, Mr*. l a , Thelma Hanson, Dorothy Mar- R. R. Ilea*. Mr*. C. It. Klrtlcv, b a l l K athhra Laney, and Chand- Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mra. II. B. Tope, Mr*. Fletcher II. lla.Vv, Mra. J. C. Henson, and Mr*. " « ' ■ cia I - Saben. •ANCE TO NIGH T . Orange City rw y BalL u illa a Toppkln*and Rhythm Rambler*. Admission Mr*. George A. TVCottr* Ladies frcajJ'panc# music a*. toilay for Jn: keonvillo where wilt be tho guest for a short .of Mr. DcCotle*’ mother, ', George A. Det'otte*, lir. STANLKY-ROGKRS H AR D W ARE GO. I H k v b y o u a l i t t le tu rb a n v e i l ? Y o u sh o ti!d have one for that informal d'nner'dcc.'t.''. See our new ones. You'll love them *11. jSA LLY R A Y FARM IS S E T T I N G FOR Outstanding among the aoclal A. and the Junior! event* In ihe history of Sanford V i * the garden party given yes­ terday aftrmon from 4:30 to 6:00 o'clock by Mr. and Mrs. Frneit M. Galloway and Hen Fiih at their home. Solly Roy Farm, In honor of Judge Ilerl Fleh of O.IJtnd, who w «« appointed recently hy Presidrnt Roosevelt to servo *.« minister to Egypt. Mr*. Gall..way l* a sister and Hen Fi«h a brother of the honor gur«t. \ A You’vo no Idea w h a t snap la diaplmycd in our new classical sports hats of suede and felt. Perfect any of your tailored I with _ a outfit*. S Yd. * a d y e ’S Little Girl's. Dresses 59c to tsam s a w i Next tn Western Union I L itt le G ir l's Sweaters We Invite you to Impect our s t o c k of th* latest style* In ladies' and chil­ dren'* ready-to-w**r. LUMBER rypreaa ana all klada af build lag Material*. ,l.a*g leaf yallaw plat, C alf red Hill Lumber Co* Uth aad Bally ZIP SERVICE Phaae 1U Your First Choice! Fine r'y A- 5 ^ 1 ______ ________ Na. 444 H O SE! ^ Pure silk from top to toe, with dainty' pieot tool Foil fash­ ioned for smooth, alim fit I E n ­ chanting new shadrs I that glorify the American bedroom! B la n k e ts ! In .ulhmlic Colonial p.lt«m . —In a ran,* o( toll colon— m . t u n that tvU thtlr »K.pv knd don’t mull .a lily l Y n , rrnnry’l iprradt ar* V ALU E S that honw-maktra RADIO SER V IC E 1. I'hone 101 lluf-Mac Haitiiy Co. Adv. Beautify Your Beds l You raw fo r so very little with Nu-Tone B#d Ensembles B i * 99* s k w t (t »f 2 P illo w C . . . . (4 2 *3 8 ^ 4 ') J T n r \ I D J I * , v v Cellophane wrapficd! Tailored with CCn* Fran ca GARGAN DEE “ Headline Shooter” Bloomers Mr*. D. C. Hull nnd Mr*. E. I. o r Suede P U M P S ----- —. and — W illia m L itt le G ir l's a cr, rrportad to police hi- had been bold up by a tmnilit caily ycatorday morning. Aftei qitrationing by drte-llvc* ami a poalnfflea Inaprrlor laat night, Hawley wa* placed in JalL pending romplatlon of an inventIgut inn. f’o charge.:i bad been lodged ugaln.t him. I M e n 's 1K-Inch BOOT.-*— R u b b e r S o le -----------L a d ie s ' lllu r , lllnck •-<»•»•••* *•■ * Lce O V E R A L L S _ Socks 10c to Fluffy—Soft—Warm! WII-SON. N . V . Oct. 20.— (AS — Tht co rej* i .tcrv'l mnil muit h •, ir.r o f thrm rnpUt'i ng $riO.<HK) in rut tru e), vt'i^ * fuund mtuct in a wootls n r«r her*- vfttfrilgy after 11iil'Ii Hawley, rortra rt mail ilrlv-l PRICE and Q U A LITY DOUBLE SHOW 309 Sanford Ave. v • i J a rk Y o u n g S H O E S fnr M e n .._.................. ra ta m W E S T O R A N G E . N. J.. Oct. 20. — (Ah— Gharli^ Edluon, prr.ldanl of the Thom** A. Kill* >n Induttrie*, and vie* chairman of the drapes • • A ll, I.OOT K E t'fit KHFD Saturday CHECKS TO E M PLO YES Ovrr SOO guest* from Sanford Club w as'an d Drl-and were m rived duiing mol sub- the afternoon by Mr. and Mrs, Pouring at the latter table ln»t night I Galloway, Mr. Fish and Judge till! I :‘i ) Fl»h in the pergoln at tlie end of lag the afternoon wne Franri* Whitehair anil M,e. aklne Lnndi*, of Del-and. *nd 1 I W aller I, Morgan and Mr>. J I, Gallowa>, Mr*. Donald D Owen* and two room* where tl 110 S. S A N F O R D A V E . Mr*. I-. F lloylr, ami M«.. “ * ■ • 1 0(1 Pint* ndo, are spending p!are. Among It Ilnirkin- l onnelly served. Mt* itH Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. A. I.. Hrits, Mr. an il Tlir purst sworr prrrtnl under Palmetto Avenue. Sir*. K. K. Itl M r. HQjl thp XUlIliL l u d u u i i - i - uml Mrv! t— Txenhetr“(5TcU| MF*: T Sunday, II. M. PapTM»rth an«l ni ulerr A. I). TJnrhaiv. points in I hr Inrre iririlrm br (#. A. Spror, Jr., M Mr. nnd M i r . K. A. N«**%»nnn nut R AD IO working: at it* drew rnrrnwny, .ludirr and M »«. Jfimta l!. S 'H'n.i.| not ‘phone 101, d lo f- (alrnn IJnglr, Mr. Mra. llrn ry \Vi*rht iirt»ai*nt«**l ry t*o. for pcrvlce and M fb rh , Jr., Mr. i nn«l Mm. W. A. to (tip rrreiviinr lino nmi Mr. and. ffi'rrn rr.— Adv. Atlnm*. Mr. nod Mm. John I.J Mm. I>. I*. Thru d ir r inj ( tallowny, nr.d fill*, nnd Mm. \Vnl-| phnwinx them i«> the ihiwlow u r r w\ n#n. * house. I Al*o Mr. mid M Klctch* Mr. ami Mm. W* K W «1 m h and rr. Mr. nr>d Mr*. J. ms, • ; |)r It. S. K ffln r wclronip'l the Fully up to nn«f Mr.*, (itorre I Jr., Mr. g\ir-ta to tin* »had.*'v h«»u »• Penney’* and Mr*. 11, U Itet -Alarria; Is trxteniirgvanil ailiotle. Mr. and' K SHorn, \hr •.flap standard* 'l Mm .1. Ilro ry I «»lrh» i*li. and M i.' rr. Kri*n C h i, «*f l . . . . n i n e JU.'I • llti* r r e C"IIrk P ln ll* o u v l to n n e , c h 'i t l r , Ititlia p rin t, K n ttm iiw r . Mnrrra L o a d * o f atvle— load* of wear. And nntl t u r tn in n m te r ln l thut nou a>Dyy alac k* arc a neceisary part ol the hoy's w ardrobe In all aizca y o u w a n t. 1‘r i i e d f r tn from 6 to 17 year*. W orateda, flan­ nels. ratsim errs. 15c To 75c |M«e% t «w> T HE CIOOC __________ — ~ Country Club Is Scene Of Subscription Dance * They am E C O N O M IC A L RO YA I. OAK. Mich. With • hotcur* roaring along tho huntIny front, a paitrldgr flew into to the akyl’ght to enter the rtore. the pollre station here and ap­ parently hat settled down to ttay.| for the danger eeaa in. l ’olice!| Chief Alfred L. Reynoldt waa out 11 hunting when the bird arrlreJ. || d q n d rto f 4-inrli. (a*f-color hem* I Soft . . . tntooth . , . .crvncalilc I They’ll Litin- Everyone’* asking for these F a b r ic G lo v e s Sued* Aniih In a variety t l charming ityle* —oo.rity, .lipon. ontKUip, or arhal-would>ou I In grrat demand . . . ao get yrur* N O W I \ - e~ ^^B Tru ly a gala group of New Fall HANDBAGS . of Soft, Real Kidskinl •r kilowatt hours lomicaL 98c - $1.98 They'r* Am, thi-4 purled tkina, »nh| ' overiewn aaaaa In (learning la a a i a r l F a l l •bad** a U jrCiMl — envelope and jiouch I Whatever your it you’ll find it here, ju»i the shape aad Grand valursl Electricity i- black, navy, and brown at**' you want I C all, grained and imitation leath­ er i 1 M apy with Zippers I �% —f T i r . - r e r n c 4 1.' • i— 'i ........ — .-e ■ - W ------------ -------. ’« . v , y t , .■ , PTPrere f-'Trr-v.-- • • * i,r « a e . » t s . . -r-* r~ ■■e;-*"»w — -J , •' . ■ \ . .i TT nr— t . ' i , » ^* * -f" ,. b ^ J’ ’-A • , -i ■* - . ... '.i*'. ■ i 'L r :' i t,‘ ^ a i -j ■af ^ w Au rn # i « t y t o n * * m p*yh.r l& U i'w R b new money , Neville commented that the NRA Inagrieetturwi > U tH Md Inrreasrd the eta* of everythin* the fernur buy* although "the pi Ire •*•.-. r, ■ * of agricultural products, including llve-tlcck In Nebraska today Is !»'• jY (Os*tlowed.from1Pigs O ff) d than w a« the use.w hen the | r of everything he gram went Intw effect." . fcUeiDMT* price ut Streaks OutIffWest As Democrats Bolt FRUIT Fresh Indiana Orecn le w 'V o rk TORN; G for...... Ficsh Calif. quality r .A R R O T H 2 fa r ettuce link V O R K S , 0 I bn....... Vn. A W 6 •' 1 • W I N K S A P 8 . tt lbs | P I N B 8 T T A f l f i K A P IM .K H f l K O W N 'ashington California rEfl. R IIU R A R II, lb. doz. Baking ATTKNIMt It SCHOOIR Calif. Bartlett I'K A R S , doz.... T o rE K A , Kai.— In the 11 years Peggy Ralston has been a student, sfie has attended 10 schools. 12 ,t. 'California and seven- In Kansas. She Is n-»w.sjtlllh school Junior. Best Shipped, doz. 29c Ffbsh C o m., doz: 38c •Du‘riat ) * ( ■ « . . here ™ «* r r t r r t over eight yeebs old Iff the study. Their total ,acreage amount­ ed to 3,010 acres, their creraga a<* being 16 year*. The yield aeera red 116 box^s per acre. trust Ions ^ j f a h took tho position that payment of the bonus In new money was the "only remedy so fa r In sight, everythin* else tried i has failed". .Payment of the ' bus ", he said,, "would hare the merit of putting the money Into circulation In every precinct In the Un'tsd Stales to pay grocery b.lia 'and come up through the batcher an d the taker, wbo cannot be re­ lieved ly pouring money in the top of the .financial structure." I Frrm Neville slso cam* a « » ' " * Ing that the N R A was threaten­ ing merchants In farmer territory with bankruptcy because of In­ adequate farm purchasing power. Tit said only an Increase of buy­ ing power through ■ compicnenprks program or higher farm prices could ssvo thousands of though their ----E R A'S request to put men to work Rad been "wonderful." ( The farm priee' concern also WAS emphasised at the annual c *nVentlon of the Nebraska farrret * r •y * : ewe, xwe. a' riiMiia ETABLES inflation to Indu'd*-the bonus pay* German Ann-Says Chancellor ITiMer (Continued .from, * • ». for, Prsnco aprman, tnderstand,Ingv "It is untrue", said Hitler, "that we are educating the German pee* r lo id a real and deep estrange-! u<eft from France. We want no enmity, but an understanding wph' France, which, hrwevef, m e e (,le f f l ' M Q V n u n on n Iwsis . acceptable to heuer*1 * 0 D v C i l Irving p e o p l e . " . .... j ,. - r ■— ,1 ( , Coucornlag war, Hitler sal.l: ..G A IN E S V ILL E ,. Fla., iOcL 2f. "The claim uttered abroeJ that'—4 t V f t a ) N J ] an acre to nurinthe German people era prerxrim; 'tain B bearing citrua wrote for a enthusiastically for war I* a mls-jyear in the Ridge 'Section of understanding, Inconcetva .1* O Florida. TMe fact Is revealed by us, of the mean ng of the German a gRrus grove msnsgfmrfit study rcvoMlon. r. (being made by Frank W . llrumlcy "W e leaders of ths N ail m ote iIM, othtr of th, mrnt served almost without ea -1 Florida Agricultural Extension ceptlon In the trenches l would ^ c^prrsUon wi t h I k. to see the trench so.dl.r wbu & un, u , nd „ who a - T fI » « , • gre keeping records. The first dst. " W . are training our 'youth ln ' h' • * * * • « * rc,M ' rd primarily for a fight against the ■innger of communism. Our youth' A new series <f records Ix'gan In the lalor camps and the storm Oct. 1 , »nd will cover the grove l-w p f irrnstions are no*. being activities for thU year. Mr. Brumt~)Uippnl with military kno'\ h-4ce Icy says that . growriv interested which they might feel in.pircJ In joiping the project enn obtain • •mess me to use. |a remrd book from the Extension “As to the allegation that tl cj Service or their county agrnta nnj German governnient in tired* n, start the project this month. A lit Hand and elsewhere has sc-|srrirs of meetings for the purpose quired munition fadoriee, t h '- . - . f starting this year's work is be v.cws are ridiculous. .. ,„f hbM during October by Mr. "Where ere those Aelorlesl’ Bromley and the rounty ngents. .vrllhcr In Sweden nor In IM la jd During (h, w r, k of October 2 a.e the S e ri, in charge of tho lhfy wrr, u k , County, , ro| government. |thw following week In Orange. “And are we to brlng-tlie muri-1 Schedules for other counties ore Xbm manufactured there by n ghl |„|n , rr>n_ed. conduct to our ships? I * " »"w .b e in g summ.rlaed, while -A ll that la too rldieiloo, t,r ' he 1 M L W re-ult. are being an- } Total e:»tk excluding Interest, w ar* divided' h follows;- labor* Jxrwrr end equipment, 121.65 per acrat fertiliapr, spraying kad dotting .materials, *3.08; taxes, I7.0J; pWceliaaeoua, 12.40; total coats, excluding interest, STR IK E IN SP A IN SA N T IA G O , Spain, Oct tO, (J P h -Bomb# which destroyed tele­ phone wires crippled communica­ tions Jest night as a general atrike continued In operation. The m*>or conferred with delegation i o f wbrkefs In an effort to effect a settlement. « 8P K N D 8 B i g g e s t ' t ip M lN N E A P O U ft, Minn., 0 :t. 20. — OP)— Louie, the aailer, i. tack on the Job at the cafe, tfte r • pending his biggest tip. (t was YBA-LROAST lb sn sutomotile and the price of • > trip back to his native Greece g.ven him ly a w iman whom i>» served for ten year*. ||v spent five months In his homelin l r sw in V s, W A N T S W IU tO N M EM O RIAL ST A U N T O N , Va., Oet. 20.— <rp) ,0r “ lo-n ,nJ aixnt o f t\00fl00 to mike the ul.thplan » f Wnodrav Wlls.n a national shrine, will be presented on behalf >f the city of Staunton whnn Gov. Pollard and hi* federal pj,||e worke advisory board n H t 'H U irsentatlvea of Shenambxh Val- LamO . ;lb THIS I&OBR 74th BIRTHDAY in rclrl.i:*u smT wr s ir Invltlna r»u <° our party. Th* I.«r air a. Inw as r.nialrtrhllv |HMtlbU. Ttir marChSar.tse • « usual til St! ..nslllt Thr r m l r r Ig. a* alaavr, plratrtrous, Vis'l a OX. of not ale>*i-» TttltAV tun Annlvsrasrr n rVriil >»u will n>.I »an | In llilg* White Ilonas' llrgn I EVAPORATED- Fancy Blue Boss W H OLE GRAIN MILK RICE TALL TANK 4 A I D LONfJ'N MEAT If^A T0TAT W B A T *. ^ v Flrtl Ntreat Opponitr Fogl Office l*O U N D 8 •PINEAPPLE TOO W .tth s t. L. C. HINARD PhuneBit 917 W, First SL H. B. WEBKLYi Not 2 • JOHN ANDES ^ l.etsr No, l)el Monte— Delirious Sliced Vl: B. WEEKLY, No. 1 ' c’2 cans m » W . Ilth Bt. 20th tt French m o O e tlH ' OCTAGON POWDEKw [» PIUINGS, J'nncy— 70-HO S lrr- 10 b ars SAPPLE HAt ICE. Hunker Mnld V r , • » . ;• \ * r • RaJaK—Supreme Quality Quart Jar Dragging LIFCTIME IEIHH TM SUGAR MOPngtTMWnrWWMIl MfIMUB A WITH 2 fA 0 M 9 E T 0 H FtOM Pound Cloth Bag Ann' I’aze-ThAtci ust i*u?r* • • * * • GRAPE JELLY 216 os P A N C A K E PLO PR: H tfiryfleM K -l ‘ i »►. I*u v . bdQ lT M K A L, S unnyflcld (Julrk Cuoki ng— I l b . pk. I w Motile -luiscitius, Vrilaw Cling Pet or Golden Key M4-L-K • PEACHES 2cans API1.E BUTTER. ....... 10e r> *f t p v ABPAllACltW TH>S. F.ncy— i»irnlc c a n .......... !*>R|t A IIBARUC H u n k er Maid— IG nx. can ... »-»■ jgrSf T O J L w ( I*™!™1’' t v K*nn ^ - INmavdm 2Tic 4H l<ocmde $1.65 45c BAKING POWDER. SulUnn M o*, can ----------’ LUX FlaAKES. package v .... ... 8 is# (Thick f f 4 * r gat ( f f baklng |Se IK ) Hi Dei Monte COFFEE, lb.. 25c l« n r * 1W ii Imm Ratitc tM0 L b . C arton .. .a I9e ____ * 0c, hy Swaet PEAS-----lte I rr s a s S e * s Maaid JUICE or. hOI U. 8,. NO. T T r :t ~ F 1 R IP E - «• g. ■U 15c — r r i r z r T IH ■^ i' ms .‘..J JPER SUDS, 1 f*r. inemke FLOUR, Jt p ON r o w 41 MEAT MARKETS' 248TSanford ‘Ave. “ -n — 24c A k hJL- ' wws S a w ®- * “au Mm -1 bfSPPIw — : --irrrzrrz 2 *' BANANAS 323 E. 1st LIMA BSANS i.ireia 10’lbs po ta to es LAM B ----- 2 bar. g fm I-, center . suo» Fancy Bright Yellow pure GoM 8YRUP— —. l»e 57c C A M A Y T O I L E T S O A P — 1 caken o t ip n i n c i i c ie B A N s u it-w a c a M Fob Lhcfidry enJ Housework’ ■• CORN-FLAKES, 2 f*r. .. 16c Flneat fhnribning COMPOUND ■u • BRAN FLAKES. 2 for. .. 17c IO N A — lls ln nr Self Rising I * 3 tall cans 19c : r r : Av|v, ‘ m lA]t m m I ^3 „ 1r*i v: • ^s r ? » . ~ r i ^ ‘ f t ---- U t ~ ■ ■ ia ,B a f « i ' b L ( 1 �trim - Carotinft Game fa pected To Draw 12,000 Gdmesville Tomorrow beat la Quality Meats. 16 Ox. Jar Dal Monte M d rt F la v o r *; 4 n“ watch Hatch Stanley's charge* hid fa r the firs t gridiron triumph a Florida eleven ha* tr e r regis­ tered ever tha University e f North t a v l i a a . The TbrheeU, with evidence o f a brilliant forward paaatng attack, ball game. Indications are are expected to rely on aerial tween 10,000 and 11000 channeta fo r much o f their ad­ w ill be In Florida Field vances against tha Galore. Stet­ son, Be wane* and North Carolina State found the Florida wall lmpenetrable, and' while tne Chapel H ill i sgl l i g eMt w ill present L e strangest running attack the t«ator* Kara faced this fall, the vis­ itors doubtless will not wait long In taking t* the airway. In practice tkls week the Fieri-, dlans have sought to improve) Three No. 1 T all Cana Fancy Table fb l PEACHES CX can PICK TH B'W W N «fr Deeper Into the —m ob advances l i n e Football, and atone with the season e ’-mra the more snd'annre difficult tank o f se­ lecting the winner* o f The Herald'* I’ tck-The-Winner content which ha* f o r priiea ale ticket* to the Milan* Theater, offered th ro efh the ceorteay o f Jaa. L. klareatrtte, theater manager. 1 Mated below are name* of team* which wilt participate in outstanding game* in the nation next Saturday. The fin d thter person* sending in the nearrat number nf w inninjglam es will be awarded two ticket* each. Clip thla Hat, place a " W " In the column oppoaite the name o f tha team you think w ill win and tend it t0 the Sport* Kditor o f The lleratd twfare neon on Satur.iay, Oct. 21. I f you th in k ’ the teams wdl tie, write the wort) "T ie " opposite the teams listed. NORTH CAROLINA vs. F I jORIDA TENNESSEE va. ALABAMA L. S. U. va. ARKANSAS YALE v». BROWN CARNEGIE TECH va. NOTRE DAME CHICAGO va.” PURDUE 1 | PRINCETON v*. COLUMBIA CORNELL va. SYRACUSE 1 Cana Old Dutch SfoET-ISC I CLEANSER HOLY CROSS va. HARVARD ARMY va. ILLINO IS IN D IA N A va. "NORTHWESTERN WISCONsfN IOWA va . * G R O C E R Y -A N D " SLSZe M EAT M AR K ET E. First S t since when the Petrels’ reserve power put over two touchdowns to give Oglethorpe the game. IS to f>, on Ponce de I .eon field nete last night. Stet«on was outplayed through­ out the game hut three , • Phone S9 — WESTERN AND FLORIDA M E A T S - time* POT ROAST of ,( BEEF, 1 2 c lb . 1 5 c & 1 8 c f STKW turvifil hack Orlethorp* scoring threat* under the shadow o f the, goal po«t». Ojrlethorpo oomplrted 10 fir*t ilit«n< to three for Stetson. Thrve of the Petrel'* were compltte«l a total o f .11 yard* while Strtaon completed one p*** for 12 yard*. Og!ethor|>* ha«l four Incom­ pleted pa**e« to three for Stetson. A dd mm ritory. N . C. State emerged willsj a tie score against Florida simply, because o f thetr marvelous defersire play when the game's out­ come hung on a number o f orcahlons when they produced an Ironwall, o r they did n#L The Galer* bad to wind up with a tie for the reason that In the pinch they could not produce a scoring punch “ Foots'* Turner, a sophomore Oglethorpe Petrels Beat Stetson 13 To 6 B EE F , lb . Cl c & 1 5 c 1 Shoulder, lb. A (1 M.m l i e 1 2 ^ c Pork A HAM. Ih.............. J , 8 c Turk Western or (is. P O R K C H O P S . lb . 1 8 A Club STEAK. Ih... Smoked golfer* from each city ate e x p e ted to Ih* in action durinr the a ft­ ernoon. ami with many winter re*ident» of both Voluala county ritie* having returned, Rtrength of lho«e tram* ha* hern Increased. Sanford i« expected to aenn the following player* to Ddeand: An<trew ( ’ at raw ay. Howard Pnville, Hilly Faville. John l ! e i!* t , Jim Spent er, t« \V. .Spencer, (\ K. W illiam *. I* McHeynold*. Ray­ mond l.und«|uiat, ('handler Sharon, Roy Sym ev Jr., J. P. Steven*, Robert H. Axt. and other*. I J .5 c ,* Q S a u s a g e , lb . ; 2 lb s . 3 c j- O C J 9 c 4 |N Small Fnd of HAMS, 5 c A Hound I STEAK. Ih. lb . FANCY lU C ^ LEG O ’ LAMB. lb . 1 9 c Fresh Pan.-akr A Q « It stslslr Cornell lleefgj FLOUR. 2 fur JLaJC HASH. 2 for / !5 c Lighthouse A G« fane Clcanner. 3 for J O c SYIU'P. 12 m . rnn O L Oranirr JVkoe J TEA. lb............................. L.......................... J 9 c KANSAS STATE Fa. NEBRASKA KENTUCKY va. W * L. IT OHIO STATE”va MICHIGAN ~ every day aa Stanley picked into hi* squad end brought out varying combination*. W O B B T IV * Pleasing YOU Mieans Our Success ro*. AND M E A T unrrrn r a n .1 *•* J - " • • • ' '* * ‘ Potatoes I* if. H T •• " " «»• OHMKIIVIC Til K m■ ( OKN Hwr«u".* i s i _______ Lettuce & W Celery R e d T o k a y — B en t Q u a lity Grapes 2 lbs. 17c PEAS Kflh No. 2 ( ’an Grapefruit JUICE No. 2 Cnn EGG PLANTS Apples 4 lbs. 23c W ITH ANY ORDER OF * 2.00 ()l< MORE N. E. Pepper 3 tor 10c Fri. and .Sat Specials- Oct. 20th & 21st X Iba 1 P *A & Beat* 3 cans 1 4 c Tissue 3 rolls 10c n 3 bars 13c S^nlines 3 for 10c 5c Salt 2 Boxes 5c if)-• A PPLES TOMATOES Matches 3 tor 10c MILK 3 tor 10c RICE ^ U mn / * l.argr ) ll«f«< l iras i J I *^^f ^ •• w l*h|. M O / gM It) ll»*. 23 R ic e 5 lb s. l S J C | < a—* «••. r m lUKIMi Heal 11 %Mill. II til H1. Uradr Mhllr M Powder 17c Bacon 62C Sk Golden Key MILK Yellow Onions, 4 lbs. HAMS. It). Siring End, |l> No. 1 H A M S lb Fancy Biaruil F L O U R 2 4 MEAL oF l.b Package CUbL«r All I la*in *- • li IIV l.'ounlrr do/. lb s O. K. 8 0 A 1* or POWDER SALT, 5 foi Baking Pol Ilref KOAHTS. 121, c. lftc & Steamboat I In Hulk (*<»in|M»und SYRUP, gal, LAUD, ll>. l^irge LIM E S, each 3 Cans High i ’lane One I'out.d Country lts.il Cleanser, 3 for TOBACCO BUTTER Any Mi. Full Cream Powder, 4 for gM g*. ___ {STARCH, 3 t o r i U C R o n e s lb tarnation 4 tall cans SYRUP, F ran k s lb. .Octagon SO A I* or Staley'* *b an. eg. Glui Gloaa ilon.ta Steaks lb Girl .lighthouse j LIVER. 2 tin*. CHERHB All flutsh Maid I'rt-l rrl.t, lb. llrands U ig m re K m Med. Mm A CIA1ROX l t ) l ~H T0RE Kind Knuff, 3 fur HOURS WE ARE STILL Lamb, Veal, and 7 A . M . t i l l 6 :3 0 P . M FLYING THE NRA ROAKTH. lb. H a lu r d a y 6 :3 0 A . M BANNER. WE DO U ll M id n ig h t • Q tf. ♦ • h 4 las Hitt.' Rune Peas 1 9 c Beans 5 l“ POTATOES IH P S A a a . *•*r «•*»*• No. 1 Can lit Ih.. (la GRITS, 5 lb peal with the home boys (*inndrll‘a T'MUBtO Sweet Potatoes US 3 tor 10c JUICE No. 1 Can 1 Palmolive SOAP COCOA, lb. DUST 5 boxes 10c MEAT Campbell'a Tomato SOUP NOT PotatoesS No. 2 fan COHN FLAKES f JL U. S No. 1 IRISH PEACHES h.'ll gg’s ■ J 1 Jm mV o v 11 ^ No. 2 Cun S tiffa r 5lbs. — Fancy Wlnewap Eating |B 4 ' m | fY*l..ler Tomatoes Th# Store of Quality, Service and Price Potatoes 10 lbs. 25c No. 2 Can ■ Marly June Wrbnter » "*<• ts» II a; flrsnitl l i t jff.Vf IIS.I.. II .M l ) I l l y II \v„n||.n Italrrev 1V‘ " , " J- h . . . n ISS Me.., Mlt Anl) , 1,2 It II. |l « hllUere. 114 . M*.i*»t 'f\ It Frttt fake run ttre* mfhiltea to read (!»!• .«•! mtl 5 imf* l«» forger ll Th* Tender OKRA, Yo*ta* TURNIPS, W 1IUY NOW w.iisNALS i W Mttnf* 1711-------Kahn IS* Hli.ls Colllas. ]||| M AR K F 40fl S A N F O R I) AVENUE series Strictly Frctih Sanford YOU CASH CW0CERV fe'ioriila, annoyed by the irn td rs i ’ ' tie with State, will cdubt-r with equal intrnait. It shout < he the * " lr 11 kind o f football that Ism thrill In " r» ‘'h watching. 1‘ robably lineups: 1 their r ie a n is PLEASE Tri-City Golf Match Promises Real Action N EW R E D TO O N T STORE PHONE 236----- FREE DELIVERY----- 204 EAST FIRST SI UK TO VndcpendcaLrrJiamc Owned atw Florida will lube the field .Vatorday favored to win, but a re'hvr close game is expected Carolina, smarting under a :iO-point shutout B PLEASES V|f« A r t H * r a T o B *rv* A re You — You W d tp u NOT TRIFLE WITH THIS BIRD . . . . �id—dlag rriltf. * yoatorda, m la axplalalng why l<« had n a - , himself at k LAWN MOWERS llnood t, Ufa »H a M p .>jih a w ,| ** w1 troaby said be J»tiavHI th a td / tre rP ^ *"*1 ^^1 a certain length of tin* «• t i m ' pannan ad. as three more oecsalona bet each who bad dtaortod bln wife Lath a ate a.nriati time loot the bell bn dnvns. C’eraclaim to her. » 3a: the een held once as Its orno­ tie agreed to emirl siU te Mrs. hupeet the te stare off author ■ John.on’s support until *fn al ao-’ Halt which running by W. Clary, halfbacl and Ifaeney, quarter, Ba l t im o r e . oet to^-vry— A I tlon” of the problem!' Jim%« leaned to C Robert F. Blanton. who * 1#fared i taatitnU of C O LU M B IA . B. C * O cL $P — the South Onrollna adrencca. cats which in part p a rriW ^ I TenSeoth Caroline was credited the cane "moat remark: “ " ‘ ’ Isoth Carolina rootad a t a il „ y a f a m o u i poem. with *2 fret dolma to Ctemcon'e vised the couple »•. live SN O W IN A LB E R T A | * rietory <mr OrtMon M " four. j , — The man who died a The rittory wae the flrrt of thf •criminal court bam. LETHBRIDGE," Alta, Oet. 2C^‘ buried aa "K Vert John eeaaen for South Carolina wlthlnT Rome yeara age. A friend of Joh.uotr» who hod — (IF)— Southern Alberta, wae! the Bo-them Conference. Ckm sui, eon detected hie wli been naked to JoA rp the fanny blanketed unde ra hcary enow j had won Its onl* other lnlm-on-. tea and their three i in Baltimore. Juj*. why he Per­ Wedneedey with U te 11 Inches1 ferMea contear from North Caro* yeara later, M n. J«1 m'tied Mr*. Job*'.mi to )etieee he reported from the Crowe/Nest was her husband was not. Drought Paaa area. The fall waa general cut. a • r— —» with Lethbridge receiving about; three Inche*. Raporta from South! Flrty and aeuth aa far aa Medi­ O F YB R 8 SO LU TIO N cine Hat revealed enow atilt fall-; MINNEAPOLIS, Mlaa.^Mayor ; Balnbridgu ha. a naw aolutian for. DOIt DR PURCHASED ' tho probi.m of paytag school . Uachcn. In a Utter lo C. C. Minty, chairman o| IS. ocntril comm ttco of lha trachcra’ org»nliation, ba aoggeatad .they make n ! b >u(*-to-houa« canraaa > f drill* I qu.nt Utpayara to ruplcn'ah doFRI. and SA T. 8PEC1AL8 platrc) city fundi. BpacfcUd PRRCH, Aa. M« Lrg. SpcckUd PERCH IIW . i k MULLET (waat caari) I lha. Me «. AN INDIH'KNDBNT D AILY NEW SPAPER J. W. SHADOIN FAR M S T R I W\NRAProgramInFarmStates M TA L A C K A T C A P IT A L . W ASH INGTON. Oct. 21.— Official circles were unnd- 1 vised early this nftenioon ns to the outcome or n mid-wes­ tern farm strike which Mi'o Reno, president o f the N a­ tional Farmers Holiday Asso­ ciation, hnd called for noon today. I Almost nt the snme time the- strike order was is * ! aued .President Roosevelt nnd | members o f his caiiinet were I fathered to discuss n nlnn lo offer crop loans to farmers. 1lb------- - 11a ■. TROUT, lie OYBTRRB, 1 qt I*c The 5 1 . WAITS & SON '*B^' 25 25 50 50 V L Mv 1 nIk i n . HI- s m l f i 'a f n r d A v t ^-21 E. 1s t 8L -118 M a g n o lia Words or Lesa, Three Times...... Words or Less, Seven Tim^s.... Words, Three Times................. Words, Seven Times................. W A N T T O BUT a cow, w ill pay THE “BUY NOW” DRIVE IS ONI FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PRICES H A V E Y O U R W A TC H rapalral No. i , ’ Box tOC, Baafoird, Pla. . by ona who really kaowa h o * -------------- --------—’ I J r * * Wr‘ M* * - U W A N T E D : 7th grade hooka* Good] O NE W EEK O N LY . Blanket apa Mannara and Right Conductelal, double wool or cotton 40e book g; Silent Readera; BanlUaingle wool or cotton 10c. Phone tlona; Gaography'a; Btb grade: *75. Our drirar w ill, « U a yon Utrrary World’aj Bliant Raadara) pnympt aarrlcr. Seminole.TJnoaAy | Phyrlologys; Agricultures. Bring Laundry, Inc. • *r »end to R. ¥. Cooper, Junior .1 • -v— —• « • Allah Bahnol There la.a ehartaaa YOU. W IL L find Ute.t otylea of (be abora) mentioned hooka. W * beat values in U dlw hata and wU, b Uow you for , w h draaaea at Beotfa Rtaay-To Wear, book BUeuit or Hriniat FLOUR 24 lbs. 89c Maxwell House a s m * ................. SOAP, 3 for........... Cook's Vienna TOliat . sorb LUX, S csk* ... 20c Lei Flakes, 2 pkgs. 19c ■mall Soap A P o w i.r Octagon, 4 for.. 10c Uaht Houa. OssJBMr, 2 for.. 10c Amnpnlx, ned. 10c I <>« eial.yla OleM Starch, 3 for.... 10c SAUSAGE, 3 cans Country Roll BUTTER, lb.......... B. I. P ew N ary A (Jrt. Nthn BEANS, 3 lbs........ XXXX and (>>nftcilonery SUGAR, 2 ctns.... Lb. Jar. i l l . P.«nu l Maine U. 8. No. I White BUTTER, 2 for 25c POTATOES, 10 lbs, Peal Bran * Flakes, 2 pkgs. 19c Call/. Juicy OATH, 8 pkgs. 19c LEMONS, doz.... Maaty Tokay M Oa. Jar GRAPES, 2 lb*..... Prunes, 2 lbs..... 21c 1)0 8. Banford Avenee. Pa^ar . Nanking, pkg. 10c Pkn*r, 4 rolls. 15c Atnlmsaagur Tolls! strike NEW B AN K4AWS4AH0I{ TROUlHfif ARE TOO VAGUE PREDICTED SOON MORGAN STATFSj ALL OVER SOUTH' BARGAIN DAYS H [tryati commented ” 1 do nrt |H,|;rve (hr farmer could lie crit|cUcj fo r „ ithhol.lmg in "in from ihr market in ortlcr to ppt le tte r price* nnv mote than Ihe recoinmpn,|,itii,nK from \Yn»hini(i«>n that ^ r „b llr ahouhl confine then buying only to II iom* wl» signed »oriation len«l the S it A.'* i*ker Mute an **| ^mild not Approve nny phy*ifnfiner* would' interference with tin*-** nu»viilt’ htrike, mt I j j|n»if crop* to iiimrket who tiche nui'lc to j,,,p to. and I hope no mich plmn Himnner. j in contemplated or will he nt will !*• srrw d * tempted." he Added, at ltd j The governor explained he d»d s chnirninn o f ' not intend lo critic'*'* I’ m tuleiii «i. No greater |t (ptp\ fit*s iidminM i mii*«h and eretl the puh (hut he w io dire* lint hib iittmek the udntin*ltH*l nrniiiBt “ the profiteerm g .»t th** « a i art fo r n i.*n climax in 1 •galnat low prices o f farm p o.l ucta which alrrady raua.d fjnv. W illiam I-a ngrr of North »tr%J to order mn rmhmrgo on whom shipment. Aa Reno, the miltant I f i A nf lha farm .trik e movrro.-nl. n m l from St. Paul to Om.hu t > obtain support o f bu.inc*. mrn lot ihp movement amt then to lie . Mnines to look over the Iowa altus-.ion. Gov. Charles VT, Itryon, of Nobraaka extended his sympathy to tha purposes uf tlir strike, s n l O or. A. 0 . Ch.nie'lrrman, o f Wisconaln, pledgeil h s aflminislrn Urn to assist “ in a furrrfui but digntflad demand which will i,mn» N T W V nR K . Ih t 21. 1* diately p .t agriculture in Wts>>n sin on the road to .testuiatiua tu P. Moiruo kmck f»*»»n burop **jrs hr doesn't know wi».*t U / Its form er hfirh po'ltlort.” Tha Omaha liusiness men a tilt new iMtnkmg law uifure III* Mil l\ *•. • ••f• tb' It* * * I ' whom Ran J conferred at-cedod it •** -i bis rfqueat with the plrd|(t^ “ Hi yextrnlay and ginrl««| •• U f h t sc oae o f Ihia meeting tha* | . w a fAV or gum^Antraing the fA»n*«*coal o f .pcoduclinn.* T o fo r tify his ciulfaigo "Ului.l O tt * - L a r g e r ordered N o i t h - * p « | kota sheriffs to stop sb>|iiiiinls of. *»*•< •* (it Treasury Report For f» Germany N ow Entirely Month IVriodSImWR Divorced From A ll Hpice Sum Collected International L ife ; On IiO/ral Product ( | u i t s Labor Council {uvernor w b« resignation n» te NILA lionrtl. ernur Hrj*nn, flcctercd the uptifird ab mtMiyinp to blue today aa B (d Jungla arts a In the district . af v. Carsbays Ona death and fir* In. ira rspertad. Diapatchca material damage waa Ala* Oysters la lha 1*0, Cat* ~ fl*h , Blucfiab aad 'BaafUh.. O c t 81^-OP) Ik work* program.” im in agrtculHugh J"hn«m . n o .v r r y ndmln,, i atrator, a»k<-d Nr\ill,* to r w m Ay waa cm fiigior hi* rvalgnalion. hut Neville by Keith No- Johnson TermsEvjents As Natural Result. Predicting F e a r s W ill Be Wiped Out a l » SNAPPER, 1 IK.— Cry-Ul Bhrar SANFO KI). II.O K ID A . SATl IlD A Y . OCTOBER 21, 1933 Associated P r e s s , ./ ‘ ._______ Pi'dcrat i<:n A iront Say s rl’hat W orkers Must B eProtoctodltyN B A , W .w en IS—Apartments bar Rant FOH R E N T : Furnished flat-lower floor. 4 rooms. R l.tplng por-h and bath. Phona 80S ,W. or call 31(O ak Arenas. |Floor, 2 pkgs... Award K ooho ('ll ( ’;»MsNiilinn To Colonial I>n\ Spiril Black au $1M0. APPLES, 5 lbs..... BEETS, 2 belts...... T O U R ROOM , hoese, com pUUly' - ' furnished, g blocks frwm Pea* Office, Lawaea, Uaioa A r ise a, next te Chriatiaa Bciaaaa Church. CELERY, stalk... \\ *l“hlllKl't„ i iilivi’ i i l|. t’*1 bat*e»t l.v w ’ i * •••»<! In » li<-»vy rali'n-hin uf foil I n-at Frida „ , ; . ri al. cmlit wiin the Uhm I b»af*l ami Ail Among ttmaa wh«* liuvr traded tbf f'am|iaign I he Soviet Union hi thr |»nnl, *he view wa f held t bast it i* not Ii. if not com fears of a Jap ng recently tine Mvti' ns of •k f"*' " f the *--n "I n r till *hat tb** ( " • .* . Mil..... th '«e two per*** n V i '** bad tn dlreef P**ryi r*ii|f)'ra * L»ri uniting *.f * • 1 mtirb t*» ri|H*t that fmI*-mi it lbi wittnn tb* ri*-at few i* arF -b u 1*1 b* gue»t «t a again rea Ii the |** ak pe n ml of Alig'd in in«| U.lJjn win o A ml i i< ,1 « a pa*I le d H» i’cIih k hi)i goodn Iu the vulu* *.f $1 t2,(HH), •i f«M** (be Ad ! ODD th R m*ia | In lldt" tin* UnlteX Slates ex * I port- totaled only »laglitly moie [that flft.iNHi.noo im M M M te iw ir w ii Puddlaf, I pkc** A L T A M O N T e T Oct 21.— F irr destroyed a Royal frrncriea stock bare Thursday nigbt but mulc> occupy la g the building were led to safety. W . 0. Ilainr*. an owner, said some saw hay » a « destroywl. u m iS T n * PIGGLY WIGGLY MARKET « a* I m v tU O O f Pio TAILS or PI0 L I T * * Fltoh Mada H A M B U R G !* a T haib'X i m k io - M, i g : j, | i,. ............... . Ma*ry|«*t* *i,$» tl $m $ j% , r«p .n „ i, j Su iwI* t$ frohi • i L / i l i t • a i l n. «s*i *< ii g . **%• it*. 1*1 it a i, .her* ri in drill* a coif-. • * rip u’nl gown. | .i | * iSI I t t ’ Jft II FOI M l $ M IA M I. O* t. H l*» Tile *l< al*le • *un v H 'ot N rid**' tin t", with i v# p"riF m at *. wiiic*hi* * • **n n* ing **lii*e i* l**ft t»*re I.* i Vf•• •• **la\ f»* U mini,, ha.- b* n » p«« i .| up bv ih« Coaat (guard and - being l**w* t t«# ah**te. pro it| ) .*t |''ort I'tei* ---M O r i T I l l i : K F I'o ir lH INC nM I VVomen'H (iroup.s Are Invited By C. Of C. ak acial_n e«U n g (he layTw o new local wonivn't organ!■MB o f the F ir »* M ethod.-l t.hurch Vallnna— thr Sanford (in i Sroul. mt Banford w ill he hold In tho troop and tha Elks A u xiliary— * * * * * BHditariom nax; Tuoaday hate Loan invitat* to nu- mt ••r.hip *4% v <Ml. 24. at 7:30 oVlock. All in tha Woman's Civic Cumm t'.ca vrgad to ho |reaeoL o f tha Scminola C 'o n ty Chioutvi of t'otumcrce. It «■ < la s io fii to­ day. Tha Girl 8co i i u - un lei tha direction o f lira. 8. I. Jour, and Mrs. C M. Marlrr. lha rials af the Iceal chap* Elka A uxiliary has Mrs. A. 8. Jh* Amariran Red Crasa Tack afid Miss Jooaphme TarbaU pood this mornirg Wat aa among lla officer* •fa of 17$ Banford homoa W ith tha accaptonca of tha In­ tod during the Labor Day vitation, tha Committr)-'- lorroharr h a re boon repaired, la ship w ill ba mada up of rr(ir.-*ti». tdasatoriala, furnLhod by tatlan from prartirnlh w a ry •dtoal Relief organisation. woman's organisation m the; county. A a am litiou . progiam haa boan planned fo r the nan r***> and It la contemplated <hat e r t s f afflllatod group w ill b* callal Up­ on to play a a Important port k*, CROSS NOTES anowploat were d i e d into an on 8no>i’ialmk« ard B lrwrtt wa. Ten inchr. frit on Xaoquaipad i t on M eran . pato in the a li'ii *11 1 **1 0 1 . proto* ly wilt I r wHeil i efore the HetiMa Stork '*orket liibfFtipntmg 'oininUlee • »t w«-* k for an ui*i *ry into a • rs-iiial latter written r*y h in out "►l«*«*k trailoactim* in 1032 Cburb-* McCain. Iiairinan of •' governing *»ant nl the i haae .iliiiittol Hank, found '•g cnoimit' Mgcnla in the lank file*. the letter, on Re 'natriirtion t t*r porn t ton pa|H*r, n/erred to t an oar lions in .^eaboa* Air Idrte itadwa> stiwk. InvestL'ltt'rg -.aid to lati**r 1* not self • :flunatory ,.n| it w**uld need ampi 'icati »n to . nnd«-> -to*»«l --- M o y is li IJ f'K N H K 1NM HTR% AVA81IINGTDN, O f 1 'dY M O U l.TItIK , ( , « Oct. 21. (d ‘) (L a rgin g the propovc | odr fo r — Th* city of Moultrie had a t**u*l i ».*• raw peanut m ill‘it * -nduairjr income of f2l3,t2<i fiom the sul* “ w*» Id 0|*era(e to pr m •** a moo f water and |g»wei during lie i. |Kj|gf# lha Flantcrj' Nu# and paat f >ur yrar*,,M a>or r . <L AVat ( » loiata Company, of HoIToIk, •on informed t ie Itotary Clue Va . yaaUrday rrrommrfdtd tJ In a apeer h before th# rluo In* I |he f*n n administration *1*1 Hoc* paid power rate*,Lad beep cut dur rrtary Wallc# license the indu*Ing that period from lo to 26 per- try fog “ th# protection of ill con­ cent. | ccrneda* t Mt r* hanls o f thU • lly tmle> w eir appealed to bv >io* Si"uuiol*. County ( ’hamlwr or t oiame**** tu attend a aperial men •.anta meetir g at '.he Fil\ Ifal| a* 1:00 <• rb rk on Tui»<Wy afternoon white*- thev i.oght indicate whether or .rot H oy are in Mrcord with plan*-t*» i tnge a •‘ N ilA Sale* Day rrl#* .ration in Sanford on Thursday, In •> t>*i«m tn i lationv it* a|*ree»»|ent with 'lha United «♦*♦«•* t<* *'•■•• t'a*.- *np- earnlng M e rc h a n fs ' In vited T o A tten d M e e t T o C onsider F r o posed “ S ales D a y 25 Million A llotrd For National Defense i STO CK B A R N lil'K N S fir ts ts M ciau with U n ir f R uff Ir world pence nnd t **♦» •*- 11 Awrpwi-nrr • T ' T / r i ' l i " •If ^ ^ Kvent* m**»e*f - T 'f i ’ v nf*rr President Kal*»*i»i annnuin*' J h# had accepte*! an invitation frn*n President R naevelt dated O ft IQ, and added he would *end Fov» e lm rv>mmiF»ar I i#v»n**ff ' In Washington Plan* ;»»•• being rushed for | Itvln off to d.*part to r the United S*atew within a V flT ( few dav« Go«em m cn! ofTiCflllVi' gathered m»aewhllp l/i cinJMgr points xMiind »vbb*ti the Writhing*- j ton rnnversatinnF sh ul*l l*e ran* tered • the Roylet Un »*$* UNFURNWHED F1VR STa n dwriliag MT East TU. Street. ab f"»elp n $*ffai»-F evnarts ue fattbrr tl'an thin and that »hr »errnt *wini* nf • balance *»f.power lo ih k CARROTS or Tender •n N’«*itb Nlanrtiiirin amt Siberia, i*- mat Danish L0$T: IKalinin's Ai f)l lloiiset I'nr M relii In W orld ( . FOR R E N T, furnished U rea room apartment. Private T^ont and back entrance. Private bath. 8creined front porch. SIB Elm Avtaue. 19c LETTUCE, 2 hds. .. York Imperial Text Of Weighty Letters "M y D f « r Mr. Prrmldenl: “ My Dcmr Mr. I*rr*iilrnt: WA'UUN’ i r i . r "Sincr thr beginning of my md-[ "| have rrccivcd your ii «^a* ac « mini^trAtlon 1 hmvc cofitnnplAtrd o f Ortobrr 10. I ‘hmvr nlway* con ; < \ V > <?pr. .1 llie desirability o f rrplnt'ing tho aitlerotl mo«t Ahnormml mnd rrgret pn-■•••nt abnormal relation between lahle a pit nation wherein during the hundred And twenty fu r mil- the past l«’* >eara. two great re lion i»eople o f the United Stale* public*, the United .Staten * of nnd the hundred amt *ixt> million America and the Union o f the Sovp« tiple of |tu**ia. i* t Socialist Keputdn * have lacked "It n* nio*t regrettable tl»ir»,the u*oal methml* «»f comniunicAthe*M* |-i«*nt pet*ple* between whom tn»n ami have Keen deprived of a happy traditional friendship ho the heneflta which m i . h com munieviated for more than a rentu»\ cation could give I am glatl to It. tIm two reAMOfta were of- to then mutual advantage, about I that you aUo rearhetl the • • a-1 nig lit fo r (termAny** now* !*«• without a pra tnnl method * * ,,ir eoneluaion ti.ii ton from the leagu e o f •»f communicating ttirectl^ witli "T here i« no ilouht ttiat difflthat the leagu e was a racli other. vultle«, present oi nti**mg Itetween - • f.tf ,liw « ami Marvista" “ "I lie dtfficultle* that have creat the two ctniiitriea can b solved on teb »t about ihoi it hatt refused to admit rtl itm* anotnalou* Fit nation m e 1y when direct relation** e»i-«t he­ nnv fioin the beginning. FUlplok ug ft%f lm! in my oiaiiioii niMdunhle Mini i tween them; anti that, on th* 1..J t --ui*l• makfy-- ^ illffirntftr. "tirtwpt-rrTfTt'nr untlnn*' nfbrr band, tbry b s rr no * rb »n -r »n m **lnt I’lurnt aanl tin* ten tlnys. for Fidution In the ahpenre of Filch b ift flu* light t•• rrprt*«*nt • an Ih* removed only by flunk, bnnHclf ; relation* friendly cumertation* •Dm I wtu Id "bcca if** it had »<> IVeA-. !^ "1 alkali take the further liberty " I f you an* of xinnlar mind I mi anti fa«ri*t tnaa* m* **t I *elf cob- • i|«l adimi* milFHiiding ln*tween to rxproaa the opinion ttmt the ab­ I ii platf*if hi fi«* .It’WiNh anti .. n \tiriu. ♦ normal aituation. to which you ifpentatt\e* you may designate !•» •'i oi at m > " •.mm ktipersonally all correctly referied in your meaFage nil it-* irfuwnl to admit • xplore with me I therlla* fv*» in t ,e«*tl«ki i thi* rett'onttnued on l'a g « T w ol (Uonlinued On Page T w o) •n Vtniii tin* fir«t ratrnngrd • lilt could he e v e n HttU ibrmmt pi’nplf from thi* >t aiflnnr, more than n *non*h •■d ili»* ••ffu ially in»pirfd the AhA abort time n • tb |'«diti«chff K on c l ­ ft he .^»n nouncement di*-ee#»u odding liial the "Octii'ka Francisco chnnkher n* *••» *b -*ivc«l thiF nam** telearAphed W aahtfirtm that trade ^ t-.id it origin in (itr o u ii! relationa can ba eneoMragwl «.f ihp |M|H l> filM ry " through r#copn*tio*k nn 1 "the Pa­ i i i*11 1 the German con-1 cific roast stand* to m h ma­ lit m \M ha* prfpented On* terially through the r<r*e«>b«innAnt t*a I notice on Saturday w ill) ii\ i iii.w the rimtenta *»f Hanks Also Ready To JnpancHC KxpanHionln o f trade relation* with \-tatlc I..IMI-niaoM document Itm Asia T o Re Bridled, Bu**la." Make Ixians Direct t I.. I are I tie n IIOf i <ll»VII • • In Fnrland. th** nv^rtur* occa­ to i i bo i ttfininiinity of j Foreign KxpertsSny sioned n»* n r p r l«e T h r b .'ic f Iti T o A m torg Company MHl anuuiUFtl a week Ag" high B rlt‘sh ir n d - r - .!« LO N D ON . Oct 21.— Diplomatic Bo^aeven ha* ht« M<*n ♦*. the” \ • latoil I’ ffHF wa* rellalb-J N K W YO RK . Oct. 21. f/n ...... t f bat (hr le ague note With the announcement Knrop* were around and sense* tl-r nttitud** of of tho * h**u«*fM«*rirw (if b* tef nod lot mat a «t f o r t he tuning RnoFevelt l.itvin off fit ml v convinced yesterday that the American people " I f normal relations .• no tI'NFonp Mcognitlon ronvernationF, it wnF eFtuhliahnifnt Prewiftent poo-r* .-If MUddfldy | i o i uiriii g«»\••rnment and onened the burned last nigbt that *»*'Velal between the United Staten yr ■ r»iav foi re||. I. I itf Out if II l»t lj*n 'O* Wall Street bank- are pnp F im g Soviet ItiiFFta will evoke far StifHl* betaa-r^r •!,. I<» \* « f «d*| 4 I (Ills lY* d t»e|l»*VfF •be 1•• ea«p cre.iii iinine«lit«'l> for in greater ieperciiF*i«>n« in the Far -Af**m**n*a*5^ ,,f Sol*- -J it«i .i/li I tuim * llor tilth * Fant tbati in Kuro|»e <ren«ed ‘'iiu r l -**b - by diFCuimt •et pn«-t** nn I *L. I totoJ ^I a **h». ..it i nil i »a • v* •», ha- puf nig acceptan **••» T b fF f **r|H*rt* mi poMienl trentls f the Amtnrg , i . n info* im d regal ding believ** t bit t the m*»**t important Ttading Uorporation In atldXiori !<• di-coonlF fouh* innuetiiale * ff* i t will Im* to bridle tiling that Wall Stre«*t im* •bi»**l JnpauoFe etpaiiFioti on ttie main­ land «»f \-ia ai Ubina'F r*|»rn«»* Itw a \ from -line tin* Soviet »•* Lot |ioF«*|blv at ltu*Fin'a IMidmtlon *•f debtw it wa- learned -o fat ,M CABBAGE, lb...... NUM BER 300 Cents Speedy Recognition Of Russia Predicted As Boon To Business tin bank* -land ready l*» make bam* direct (<• Amtoig. Itie R iif • In l| I 1ading Rg«*m V tine of thi* largest ««f th** fi naocisl in*t'•••* •*•*!- t»r*« already , Apple Butter... 17c Ballard's Fanrak. F ir s WALL STREET TO PEACE IN EAST IS EASE CREDIT FOR SEEN ASSURED IN, SOVIET BUSINESS ACTION RY U. SJ MOVED PRO M MagnrHa toJ*al- W A N T E D : To borrow |450.00 for motto and tnd Street. HemSO days. Will pay back $600.00 «tlt:)llng-dr*a. making by M n . Two diamond rlnga, coat $1,000 Berwick. Sewing machines rented as collateral. Box CEE care Her- OIL 20c, 39c, SI.19 H l.n ii.rt Catnap, 14 ox. l 2bc NIK? Trsmlum FLAKES, Dkg. 16c No I Oan. M4. Spinach, 2 for.. IBc u k t r '. Nn. t I ' u i CORN, 2 for ... 25c Ne. I Cana MU.<! Vegetables Sfor 25e No. * t-ana Cut Beets, S for 25c Mbb,-. ricnic also Asparagus, esn 10c P rice (■ R A M Now Awaiting End Of Peculiar C a s e 1•* -- iUt .N Partly roliid) with pmhahle rain tonight. M em ber ■Hw |«,w w. __ __ _ _ fanual State W r TBt Decided In Game A fter Fumble t e a ! In Florida’s l l e a r l w «r M * s Greatest V c p t a b k mmj Richest Garden L a n d truck, fittrd out with m piano and intiiiai ufr stagr, will Umoved from *>tnr«' In st*»n h rnm tips truck, local amateur e:.t«*rt amsrs will p*« »rn l rcmlinuot** vaudo%ills arts from morning through late in the nfternoon. Other fcat-irex In-Itide a rare U’twen old aut »inooJ|.*4 starting at 10 IHi o'clock, with Finn Stirct as thi* race count*. P rit*» will be awardnl to the winnin,; driver. A | "<H) o’clock it i* proposed that thr witVIy known Hungerford Srh-jol chorus will render a concert at a downtown location, while at 4 00 o'clock the plan is to stage gopher races, a gra*«edj pig contest, and otb»»- eventv on ^*ir*| .Street. I'r ite i wd| be at cuird for the winner* o f etch Y eaterday’aAVea tiiur m .o h T d a - • ■fatbrnm bANKOHU ApatecUlcul. Harlow Kuatla FI kly at a (Uln«B\ III* Key w .ai Miami Orlanco I'aatarola Tamps TlluevlllB F t Flare# Atlaala Atigaata Macoa ... n.T.aaah G E O R G IA Clear t * « ciar *• la m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 20, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 20, 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>, October 20, 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/a30f1b2e9dda8316db13516a4b364a1d.pdf 71e8d165b5684539502b09a859cbefc0 PDF Text Text AN M e m b e r A a n c ln t e d P r«M IN D H P E N D B J ffi D A I L Y O N I). F I X ) R I D A . t Revenue SureauPlans Use Ot |Q(J|j Authority In Effort To Halt Distortions Of Tax Returns M o re ird in a te d Q u iz d b e rg h C ase P ro m p ted B y Recent S u c c e s s fu l M o v e s W A S H I N G T O N , O c t . 19 — (A . P . )— R ecen t au cresa In r o u n d in g up k id n a p e ra has p r o m p t e d t h e J u s tic e D e p a r t ­ m en t to m ore c o o r d in a t e d tlo n of u n d e rta k e th e 1 20 U n d b erR h a f u lle r , in v o a llg a m o n th o ld k id n a p in g . S a n c tio n e d by th e P r e s i­ d e n t In h la d e s i r e t o c o n a o lid a t a a ll k id n a p in g In vestigation s u n d e r th e J ostle# D ep a rtm en t, the m o v e fo llo w s the disclosu re o f a w it h d r a w a l fro m th e case o f a I o n a Incom e ta x In v e s tig a to r that b een w o rk in g on it. T i l l s a g e n t, F ran k W ilso n , ace t h e In te r n a l reven u e bureau's re unit, has been em ­ p l o y e d on the case since a fe w d a y s a f t e r th e kid nap ing. A ttrm e y G en eral Cum m ings, a f t e r con feren ces w ith the I’ resld e n t , has ord ered D ir e c to r H oover o f th e Ju stice D e p a rtm e n ts j n ^ ▼ e a tlg a tio n bureau to assum e JuH a d lc tio n o v e r the F ed e ra l activlt l a a I n the L in d b e rg h ra se, with a v i e w to g iv in g N e w J e rs e y au­ t h o r i t i e s th e b e n e fit o f d ata on k n o w n k id n ap ers am assed since p a s s a g e o f the F ed e ra l kidn a p i n g law . I f I t ’* a n y s a tis fa c tio n to her. B ab e S co tt i f S a n ,F ra n cis c o assu re d last n ig h t th at she . dum bfounded t h e . g re a te s t d e te c t iv e s In the co u n try and t h r o w n th e D ep artm en t o f Jus­ t i c e In to a s ta te o n ly deseribable Mima S co tt, l iars la a f tar known B a b e , la 17-year-old g irl. K in g 1J2 pbunrla, anti la tha « M h l n g s u H -'trn tll aba . s t u c k h e r nose Into th in gs, tha D e p a r t m e n t o f Ju stice arms pro g r a a a i n , n icely w ith plana to send ZOO o f th e n a tion ’s m oat d esp er­ a t e c rim in a ls ta A lc a lr a s Island In B an K ranclaco B a y. “ Machine Q * in “ K e lly arms g o in g out there, b e c a u s e A lc a lr a s U a rocky,' iso­ l a t e d d o t on th e m ap fro m which n o b o d y could poaalbly escape. “ D eep, a w ift-ru a h ln g w a te r ." a c c o r d i n g to th e D ep artm en t, sur­ r o u n d s th e Island, and an yone who a t t e m p t e d to le a p fr o m the rocky c o a s t an d sw im to fre e d o m would w i n d up (le a d e r than last y es r's P a r i s atjM-a. S o w h at T S o llabe g o e s o u t to A lc a tra a , puta on her b a t h i n g au lt and laapa fro m the r o c k y coast Into the deep, s w iftr u a h ln g w a te r. F o r ty -e r v e n m in ­ u t e s la t e r she w alks up cn the m a in la n d beach, w ip es h er hair o u t o f h a r e y e s and announces: “ I t w aa saay. I could jum p In a w im r ig h t back a g a in ." Vs W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. 19.— The j e.l C jaim ission rr o f Internal R eve-.ste nue, G u i T . Helvering, Ls rales* the In c today to the firld offices’ a f m i th e Bureau Irutructlons ’ directing 1 th e lf ce-aperatien wttJT ;jpro^rr» 19* and oth er a rents o f t ig p ^ e r s to er the result ‘ th at the «JC ova foment on m a y obtain (ro m the accounts ■ I m aintained by them" * p it h their «ho custom er* Information with ^r- for apect to prpfity_dajr losses Juriag act each o f the several rear* 1M9, ta'I 1930. 1931. 1932 taltd jencceediag inf. yea rs.-, T fi I Cot T h e Commissioner and repra- er sentatlrea o f the tr o k e ri hav.e or a g te e d upon n plan which it ta' Urn believed prill Impose the least poa-l 1 a id e burden upon the latter In 'd u e to the wide fluctuation* th * preparation o f the data neeti-1 (Continued On r »| 9 T w o) of tli*order» m arketl NKW Y O R K . O ct. 19 tr> T l w E v e n in g P o s t said y es te rd a y t h a t a a a w C uban Junta, com posed o f a a t d b a n o f the d eposed ad( a l a U t r a U o a o f P reaid s nt G era rd o la p ushin g ah ea d .In N e w l Y h r h w it h p lan a f o r a restoration . - * a r M 4 " fcaa a a d o tw o oocret t r t a a t a N e w T o r * fr o m M on U aaL h i s p l a n o f r e fu g o since ha fle d f r o m H a v a n a , th e P o e t rep orted . 1. a d d in g m em bers # f the Santa W o r e a a ld b y th e P ost to include D r . O roe le a F e r r a r a , fo r m a r Cu­ b a n s e c r e ta r y a f a U ta , and M igu el M o C oapodaa, fa r m e r m in is tar o f m o b ile w ork s. M a c h a d o . It w a s m id . is n cgotla tla g w ith P l i i l h i t Rneiaarelr W p a i a U s i o a ta aaaha his horns WASHINGTON. -UoU-lft—4 M —l^liUudHigher purrs for pork chops, sausage, ham. harnn and corn meal are in store for the con»urner through the derision o f the farm administration to apply ^ a pro e-.in g lax on corn nd h o g * (Continued On Page T w ol — --------- - b y ( ; rau M artin and H U ) DK JAN F.IR O , Oct 19.— (A*) — H a lf an hour after it- arriv­ al, the (Sraf Zrpi»elln todui de­ parted for Chi ago with IT pa*aengers, mo*t of whom are Imund fo r the Century ot I'rogTvs- Tim; Zappclln will atop at Prynainl»uco, Brmall, tomorrow, and It is dua at M iam i. on Monda), and Akron on Tuesday. M ANAGUA, Niraragua, OcL 19.— UP)— Three Americans were killed yastrrday in an airplane which plunged Into Maaagua lakr. T h e y w ere W illiam Davis, of Hus­ ton; a M r. llan stl, o f N ew York, and Jack I ^ ffe r t y , Lae Angeles, a ll oil men. Huilroads Challenge Wheat KmhargoOrdoi Th "How-Do-You-Do-Boya,'*- With th eir ra n g e r, n * r» «* Co rf Mi ra ti ftr i t*. ip | .rt ml accompanist lent! itijr • ' tir i • • I. H im •• rot im i.«| . * » 1 r i imI' r * |*t It * pn'ti at th. N\ i* .•'ll • ia til Ncnlmn sll lif (Ut b-.I hv th. . ll ' . *• lu tn *•• by Hi* i■l-ll *• (it \t, lim a 1*k|*ttl i., * ll** LVM V f 1oni t hv It t • 11 and ar­ JUwanlan O vrrlm * reminder that monthly directors' meeting Scored a decided hit when, in Will be /1k«M aboogd one of kl th eir ps'ugveee toward recognition wanian Otto Caldwall'a rivrr In radio and stage circles, they __ . ... . , ,, presented a I b J a u t e «.n g art ^ ‘«K U rs nest Wednesday after and evening b afora Sanford Klwanlana at the Those atten,ling the meeting M on ietu m a Hotel yes tarda jr. U'-J * I Introduced to the cluf* hjr Ki- w rrei Mrs. Geoige W. K nigbt, Jr., w in ia n Frank PWrae as' -tw o o f A gth vr Moogi r, Paul Simpson, the m oot talented young r n lc fJ and Wro. Mason, of I'ssmsylvania, tainera in ibla c ity ," the hoya qu ick ly demonstrated their ability aa guests, and Kiwaaiana 0. It. a t to te rp reta g popular songs In MaaAn, who presided, 8. J. Nis, 0 manne r bearing not Klwanlsn I T . ; IK Zachary. II. D. Caswell, P ie rc e ’s prediction th at “ They will ^Long. C O. Bare, W. S. p ah s a real name fa r thcmarlvss) Ilow at'l Overlin, Peter . A. Patrick, E. B. IlanF. I* le m u n , Arthur L J. nrackla. Frank R. Wil.on. E. C. Harper, rdy, A. il. Johnson, K. . F. Proctor, 0 . E. Raw­ . Duma*. Fletcher Bally, lake. Bill DuBoae, L. T . Ray Fox. j .W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. 19.— II, i—umg hl» executive nnler providing fines or jail sentence, for nine Kagle violators, P r n i item Itoosrvelt hn pul new force behind the N ltA For *evrral weeks the story ha* U*en going aiounil that l*n *idam l(>M>*rvrlt wa* getting ready In * « fSenarttl Hugh Jnhn«t»n to ('I)M W A M iK B Y TO M E ET Taylor Gommendcry No. 2H, Knight, Templar,twill meet at the Masonic Hall tonight at H;00 o'clock. •t wa, tu n ineed this motntq.’ All vjbitmg Knights Tenulm air invited to • attend, wh lb- all nirm 'pri «.f the local inr uled that Commaiidrry are they an- ••*!•*•* i»*d to present M IN E R IS K il l.HI) H I'R IN G F IK L D , 111., Ogt. 19. UP) One progress*** miner from Tnyrlorvilla waa killed today as thousands of his c m ra d m flockrd into Springfwld on ■ gfots march while an annesncepM*! waa waiting oa N R A ’a dreiaiaa about the Illinois unlaa ronfligt. * Matvllle staples. 31, was shot through the rhest and hia susJJlat aa- Grau Orders / IVlaehado, Man HAVANA, Oct. I (itau government *1 The 1!I1!I .11 p<diey o f the ue.vly ikied the tmpC menu, ap|Mtiiilnl Seminole f ' uu'v t .iam bond of former l*ri*ri» h r *.f C.tmtnrrcr S i M v Commit Machado and '*rt of li defin* »l it a*i organ** of er the i- g .i’ie wli i.ntiof mrrt in^ wliuH in ( t !•%* held la*t A> gu*t. uV Vh* CU? « I M »*n Saturday The g«ivrrniM -*K,e fa nt 1« to « dock. "inn v* it bin llas t#W . i ** 11 1‘oleiiian h»* t*oen named it* Nit*‘III Kill O tllP f of rom m T ee. tbmt m»w III «'h ,JP 1ii ;u‘ cl,,‘ " uilh I W. I.nutun. u« vi*- • I n r ill*- oilit*rr Hit »*I,M t limn Otliei member* are « K • iiumrtl "riMtiuiiu i fi'»U1 it nsi.il lion* *• A.lanis. Mark < lu Ci •III Tlii* Ih-sii I I. Dumas. I* I ’ tsni.i-. . buigi-s i s n j i o . from uf Altsni Ilte sprin g., M I j „ mal vrrsmn ot fi.ml» »,v Tv r K ' “ r " " f 'h w c ! tallt..«.|. .er ing North Dakota » territory Isn’ght challenged ttA legality ..I j Governor lan ger'a wheat <-m r.t go. determining In alrlile I In- j “ law* of congress” and sect pi Public Hr>,red To Buy wheat for shipment. " It has teen the law f the N ltA Dri\e Literature land from tho time of the foun I Ing o f our nation", s a il n state “ Huy N ow " campaign posters, ment isauerl by F. 0 . D im ly , vie. stlk iit inn-coni|>> King* w I n it i* o pres dent and ganeCpi eo n«rl of • and ..th. r Ilte■at,,re wt. .-9. the Great N o rth e r* rallrond nr i an le used with poifit hy I h behalf o f the four road-, “ that a w ile awake hanford merriiani tstate has no power to place an rm »ti|l .in sale ai the t'luimbrr ot bargo on the vx|rort or article- i i.nuuerce offue, said Harry M produced within the state " I'npwurth, tin i body head I*, a leinin !••( to im i. hant- tmhy. A •lialilc I .lekage of ,iosli .» amt cards tn«v ba secured fur only a »ntall sum. Matt, tnerehanta already hare ». cured ,,ne of thr-r pa.kagi-s. amt th^ cauls now m r on dt-plny In IhMr -lores. The their rerrnt trip* to The World's F air enlivened th* meeting, at -lid Mrs. Georgs W . Knight, Order Providing Fines Taken To Indicate He Still Okeys Plan ---- A.--- .----- — ---- 1—•* She «*.*»«■•,- that hr had TlMurlV Local Vocalists Score Hit W i t h Act Presented Before Sanford K i waniyns P au l Simpson and Arthur Monger, W A S H IN G T O N . (> Heavy fines and j« provided in the lie. ■ions o f the recove called pointedly to o f imkistry last nigh Wagner o f New Yor thority under which acting. Wagner mentioned Iu.*l week, however, ern KrnlurlCy coal o| ee mmis-lli-tl l u atten Shortly oefurv he rxprrt.eil confldem papvrmen that the at over the country wuu out “ if we keep oui ■aid a denial had tx from llir Ford Moti that Henry Font “ li opposed to collective with Ins employes. Wagner aihk-d ths I ho Ford Company'« N .1 . plant had agi U vRUasisA Un. Pi The «ame Se nate n**««ltiimn or* ( i ’••ntirvjed On Page Three) dered the federal le -rrv r I* ard In ----- — ohtsin -alary d . i . ...... . an men. S a f e t y C o m m i t t e e W i l l her I.Ank* in the n *e»\ e >y»trni. . . r- . directed the l(er«.n*t.g. t ..n F. A d o p t I ’ o l l C ) ’ S a t u r d a y hi A t Miami On Monduy bailor BoardH Power I s In His Grou Provisions < ROOSEVELT PUTS l NEW FORCE BACK OF NRA PROGRAM the wounding o f n Bailor la*t I hoped pmvide employment f«*• \K\\ \ 1 1 Rh night. j til •ii>ai>il< of idle wovkeraf and. ut Altackftl fimu A u th o iitie* announrctl that a (hr aam** time, eliminate nun * «•!»•. Tamifinux aallor waa ahot by aniper* who pletcly tin* ennm ni*tic i li*in(<tit<*! bcirft ..f tin * fire d on the toldirr* during the x*hich hnte r»*p i int.» •»»•• jm lm t Modif't •tlot. «*f the ihu-iit' "Hi 1. Ill MV ft* Ig il t 1St *,| night from antomobilea and rtMif* top*. Police t hief Frantu *anl |a*i relit law'* |Mip«*ul. and a nmv»- • IV • I l.t ■1.01 . II it* •*Thi» huBine** Im* gone bsi fur. tnuaid a . tali m wen mt bid* d in It* #•l*Tf Mayoi l • m l( I'll* M1ll|f I m * •It f •N W e muni art * i i h an Iron hand.** the prog ram mid g ••vei Miiriit uf fin al* leliete.i the> mubJ Itin g m ariy. K im Mk J 1 t ••• about mr)ir«»\e«| 'wink nb* rondi •lltk%II 1h«‘ «•• v n o nt\i* ■ without wricking m din ti) i IPIIIlh 1M* 1, •••Mil I'* t.l • G r a f Zeppelin Is Due Don* Itself. nnl i••II. 11 - •II If . 1 1 3 D IK IN W KRCK M a c h a d i s t G r o u p S a id P lm n n ln g R e t u r n H o m e Gathering Of Data On WagesOf2000Head8 O f Firms Is Prelude To Change Is Belief arie* paitl hv Lank* h i ruflm r fmrn it and in«trurted ( h« fr jr m l |>ower mniiniMtion to Ira <11 ahnui just outside the town after the (*„j,a Seeks Solution the compensation ««f puhl. util moh liml *trip|M*«! him o f part »»f (Continue.I On I'ngr T w o) Of Its I^abor Problem of filial*. Whila no legiakaliovr haa->vt HAVANA, Oct. in.— (A*)—> lM*en formulated, m .mu* official* Arm ed Soldiers Patrol Drawing the line iietwren social rxp rr«*»d the l»elief that roiitinupublication of Balaiie- prob., pmh i*m and coinniuninin, the Cuban Streets O f Havana jr<*\erunirnt la*t n 'fh t niu*tcn*d ^ “ ‘ild have t|> effist t|f f iO force* for a final attack on it* herping them down. pr..i iIrm ... _ I H A V A N A . Oct. 19.— 011 I ibland-w ide labor nml <li«»ra irniiMi with »uh mm hmr Out of the turbulence that ha- 'IV , .. M .. ... , , 1 guns patrolled the streets today marked :be lalmr -Huatiun fo r ' * U H i m a i l J l l l l l l I ' I R h L S 'kv- a precaution aghlfOR the re- *o v«ra’ vt^ek*. President ^it.rrm ni Many sided Attacks co rrtn c* WAGNER I INDUST! HEAVY! N E W Y O R K , Oct. 1 9 .- t A l— p .r*th e murder o f “ Durable ilte' Mnlloy— who survived le t o f wood alcohol, poisoned p i r t , anil chopped pins only do with s ess tube in his kouth — four men must pay lith their lives. An undertakei ltd three ro-defcni!ai)ts turned ■Is when a jury found them jilt) just before dawn toda) IT fust degree murder. They Or re •ctjinotl o f killing Malloy. A spenkrasy drrrlirt, to collect Odd insurance. M ARYLAND MOB HIGHER COST FOR LYNCHES, BURNS MANY FOODS TO NEGRO ATTACKER FOLLOW NEW TAX __ ..EillNCJeSS-ANHEs.-_M tL*-..llCl» A "19.-—<A*>‘ * negro accused of nttack in g sn aged while farm wornan was dragged from the Som- 1 m ersel fountV jail last night by. mob o f more than a thnusanlj men, wmnSn and children and w as' lynched. I l ie was hanged to an oak Ir e * ' 19. 1933 Four Mtist Die For P a r t In Murder W A S H IN G T O N . Oct. 111.— (/ft— At lion to limit high salarir* of big business leader* was private­ ly forecast in official circles yes­ terday after the f« deral trad# commission announced it was n«M in* 2000 companies to furni*k data on the ^alanes of their ex­ ecutive* and director*. of ! Following President lloosavrlt'a J int|ui*itive glance at niovia ml* arte*, the conimi*»mn'* inq> iry •I* * rbetl in informetl d n prelutle to mine tit finite ac­ tion. Ths inquiry authorised by a Senate resolution, i* immediately concerned with gaiheiing facts' for Congress. Whni will lie dour with them will remain for Corgrr*R to ilfciih*. Processing Levy Goes There have liepn <lein«mla from aonir mrmlkfr* for it n «li*tributlon Into Effect Nov. 5 of vm' mIHi How fur the r icrU nit For 2 Year Period i* inchntMl to go in tin* il reclim ha* never been iM in it.ly di* W om en, ChildrenTake P a rt In Gruesome Act O f Vengeance NEW 8PAPER M 'R S D A Y , O C T O B E R v.rJv!t:.‘L * *t ‘T,;;?:1 w la** yer. H urc SumToBeAsked For Florida By Sholt/. T A I I \IIA S S F K . The |i|o|M»-ed I2.MHI.IMMI ptMfe foi H i IP rt|M l o l l l o r e im p iM keiiiciil* •e*titiiliol»*, v* it b «»f fl.2iMt.lMMI I IIM AIJO. Oil 11 i»ir hinti*lteal mindiil in (In- Hniii'd Slati** of tHP.lMMI.lNMI lli*1 «crai- bed aiitl lighted »*re v%h * given ru ililin tte* ye*t**nl in ertin g of ■intitule uf America I'lade . **.»• I l j i p l o k ' d li 'U lli t l i e l ) t »v to di*« ii** the inatrti I ( i n i i I It*.I N lt o ll/ Ulld til- « Mbllirl dei the NltA t o 1 t in * 1Ht* jMI*ol| f i l l hi Ml Itell*- t*Hla> Moin x foi tbi- finam mg would tttinr Ifttfo Ho I'oblit Work* Ad mitii't ml ion, it inI the tiovciiti*! Mini n t •••mintIff of al«t. official* Will go to W'l«s>hlllgto|| Ill'll * n k In Im>t |itun* of th*1 p fje t t n bfo ir fed* tul oftn ia i* hlm lti *nid In* bell* %oil tin governnnnl woobl •’take outiigitt giMiil* U> F bn nl» Shinholscr, DumasAre UnopiMtsed For Office Henii-e .e-teiila y S T A M P TAXFsH V TA I.I.A IIA SSF.E , th Tlte eiiniptroller's of dsy ie|iorte-l O etoliei ft on, sla te dmutnetiti ta s r» reached t - t 000 list,- and top| m*i I rollr-et p revio us months. O ffl they esperted the nil to tearh 140,900, IIAIHKM III' KN TO war Ute Inst death yealeidsy at I I»atk m hsiolc effort of ri to ichfur (hem froio brcauRr no our ramr fi'w a rtl at Ixxtt *lory frame dwtlhr Hu* In-1 nunulr, i'omii i**ionrra ^ O SinnhoUrr ami T. I Dumas, "*io hail (juallflrd io m i tUy* ago, “ »*• uno|.|to*rd foi the offue. Hi# |>nmary rlrction ihrreforc " i l l no! I»r held The isaitir* of Duma* ami Mr flhinholaar *•••• aulttmalirally certified as Milnse* in the general election ••♦•trh will l»c held on |>#r f* lloth •* • k re election to (hr City Com­ and novel features arrsi it <-*ion for three ) e Br U m ii. reset a reeotd crowd , will be discussed at a i «*u p i i i a i .i .f. n g f . rti.F J i the Commercial Commit Heiiiinulr County Ch LO ND ON, Oct 1 9 ^ ,,lh — T h, when Its Iti-ial Ynrht Squadron ) e , lr rday Commares aonounced It had Mad a formal meet at tha City Hall rhalltngs with the N t* York afternoon at 2 00 o'clot k inht Club ----- --fo r the America'*- »rup, “ Pi announred today. Wliile no program hai yachting trophy ulm h ;hs lale Kir Thomaa Upton Unit »o ranged *o far, auggrslloi inrludr a f lot g to win fo r England, 'th. chal* prese nted Irnglng yacht la Tom R.pwtth's da pee. football gamea a Endeavor, now ueing built '.it Goa- tags with the oldest cal port fofd participating, am fabtures Thursday, Nov C O M P L IA N C E DOAKU MGETS •aaed date of this at t their firat meetla The Caenpi lance Board o f tha members ut the I A d iisory. CoatmlUea o f ,tlw local uvtd the followiag r N ltA Campaign A rm y Is srhedns as Important sat ule.l tu meet a t the C ity Jlall to­ h should he dispoea morrow Right at 7:30 o’cltrk with tha gaming gran M a)or V, A . Speer presiding, it t marchanls m lt la 8aminute Coq wa* ann— anad today. A full rapdaalrad. i with at Isaat moot Plans For Nt Be Discusset �7 f v ; J t? ' ■'< ' v . T .*Ci JyU’ -1 Tim UJBTW U flA K F O R D IT E K A L n , S A R T O * n , ' F T A )B IO A V - T m )R 8 D A T , O C T O B E B l» ,- l l » 'h* m MI> A m u Me and•rrltersteu thla belief yrs-| S e lt’ f t f y D FFKND ABLR terday *ftrnv>on In th* fa r* o f 1 M I 'l'I IO lit T E K I N Q '. rumor* that s mob would i l - [ N o t a v a r y o n e c * n ta k e it. C o n s id e ra te p e rs o n a r e m e m ­ h i i t o k 1A N ty rrg i.iH M F .it tempt to arit* th* negro. M ATTRESS WORK 1 b e r th is -w h a n t h e y r e fu s e t o jo in w K b t h o u g h t lm * in iliv itiA aitnatlon that l« liki-ly lo re-ia logical ik\elopnirnt. The many RahUrrt HatlrM* l*nr1#rT I N M u T T h I-OUIM uala in (h e ir ta u n ts an d jib e s d ire c te d a g a in s t th o s e w h o cur fn-tjurntly in (hr nr*t few ! <|uralion. cannot remain in their • p p t m m * mm m p robB bly th r o u g h no fa u lt o f th e ir o w n a r e p e c u lia rly th e Phoitr t ; i J c#ltry Ava ago in present nebulous atatc i f am month* irmih a few f f ontimied From Pasr# 1) b u tt o f all jo k e s . Oary, Ind., where a local retail lm«iqa«M progreif* la to be made. hid clothinif. itU c h n i m rop# t'» BfUry J » n g D a n e Was a s e v e n te e n y e a r old g i r l h v in g mtabhghment wan ordered to 1‘endtng If* decision, the Gary DM4Sbin n#rk, *nd pullnl him h#hlml In N e w Y o r k C it y . H e r tw o h u n d red p ou n d s o f w e ig h t aurrender it* Blue Haft* on Ita pjhHaher may he wiar In « supan dtitomoliil# throuifh thr nmin c ro w d e d In to g r a t h e r s h o rt (d a tu r a w an th e tu n e o f h e r rafusttl lo explain altrired rharg-e* preaalon for hU own prolartion T ro t ~ r r = r _ 3 r z r r : u m e x is te g c * : ‘ ® b e w a s k n o w n as " E n t t y ’' to all th e school o f non-cornplianri* with the .^HA and that of the public. There is ntr##tii o f th# town. (i'ontlnurd from Pa*# On#) | w a ft * and hour* agreement. In little doubt 1 hat a newspaper is A * thr mob mail# it» plow pro*% * M ~ . E » c h ild re n o f h e r n e ig h b o r h o o d and m oat o f th em k id d ed h e r fiublMiing th* fifw i of (Jew. John- privileged in puhlUh that 1ha r#«p towarvt th# pr#n# of th# for m two year period br*innin* a b ou t h 4 r excitsa to n n a g e . awn’* telegraphed order* the Gary y it A ha* deprived a specified :n* hjin#in^. varifiu* tn#mhrrv l#»p#«! Nov. ft. S _> j f t p r e y e d u p o p h e r n^u d. SIh e w a s unahle to d o th e , Poet-Tribune deleted the name of _______w , Admini»lralorp, howrvrr, alhvidugj. of hia Rlua Kagte. II A at thr nrun*. fcrvaminir ***• look nftifie. riir-tinr, #n«l rrp€**l#clly knocked rrndy have p#t m#mb«rw nf (heir th in g s w h ich o t h e r g ir ls did . S h e WAHfl't p o p u la r w ith t Ilf* |the offending firm, and explained, (he pijtiliuhe mint A t h le t ic * W e re to o m u ch I frankly to ita reader* th# reaaonj «h a t htyond the official a itim him down. Hr b oy s. S lid n e v e r w e n t to d an ce*. apparently '**»’• « in ff t«* work on infrnnivr ntudi p j inn! conviilrr hi* liability in ih* final!) thr rffiu I * «»f thr lax on p iirr i f a t har. 3 h e t r ie d to le a rn m u sk b u t th e jib e s o f h e r class- j f w ilttatl wh#n thr t ruwil action, it AtBLLvtl, rvfnt o f pmpvrty ik «trm tim i *tfnl tri ronptint^rp with Instruct inn* tnl m a te * # e r d a lw a y s r in g in g in h e r e a rs. S h e cnuld not c o m T ^ ' N RA rrarhrd Ihr oak trrr. A n O j ' Fro hi J g i i t * ntiKh! km! to ■ T*»yrnU o f «tim* |r**« *• h rr* It nf ■ pphlii**tin. thr full jmwtr of thr fai*Hi. w it* 1 alrr, thr lwnly wa* cut down i eritratC. t . . , I rommfrrlil entrrnriHt, uni! the v hit’ll, in Ht-n. .hihnyum’.* own *2 S X tL it ! prufilrrring and n h b a ck c k rc row om F in a lly in d e s p e r a tio n * h e ran a w a y . In to a m i, nrwiip-p#r hjM, no ni, En„ of tukrn to thr puMir* act to prevent wiim I* in th** Ford rnwir, rrav uml wap , ____w c ft a k U ro o m in g house, s h e r e tre n te d . T h e r e sh e termining its liability ... if **urh an1 1 au**** th** pnlilir to “ rrgrk »J«*wn «f|iiarr whrrr il wn* hurnrtl. Thr j>yramr*lins of Ihr tax. , Thr ta**k of drtrrmlnins thr «*f- J of I nn h jm .. ,n rB„ „ f , .W in .,liv e ropr wt3 rut into xmall pirrrp an I it a y # d f o r d ay^, s eld o m v e n tu r in g ou t ujsin th e s t r e e ts he- evenl followed il* puhllrstion of R y e s E x a m Inert . ,,yr„tt. who i» liable. Ih. M IX di-t riliutril unions’ mrmhrr* «»f fret o f proernnin* tax#n on pork* C8ua« B tr s u g c r j s ta r e d a t h er. S h e tio u g h t U>oks. m a g a ­ the N ttA announcement. ( ] la sses C o r r e c tly l i t t * d product h yerVrrdav appeared t«» li<» That i* *ouml reasoning umlrrj „t ( (,e t„-*| m-trunn-nt lh »( ha* th# moh *i»ijv#nir« zin es. and n e w s p a p e rs , r e a d in g c o p io u sly in an e f f- ir t t<* |>hms piosent rlr »m *t*nce*. It i* ru.l, |,een u*eJ lo mike il e ffe r '.n ’ Th«* nr ii i (i, tirm ifr A rm wonit, [ iinr of the mont difficult provided th e t im e In s o litu d e an d t o f o r g e t h e r g r e a l m is e r y . t m however, the final «n * «e r . The.e ,, apparent that the NR X DR. H E N R Y Vo far by the administration*!* B u t it w a s no use. S h e w a n te d to be lik e o t h e r g ir ls . l ((i probably ron»i‘lrrable "rh i**! f j. e.ernein g judirial funr’ ioo* wn* firrii«r*! of mi nek ins nn ►!• farm pmsram with mimr clainm TM V B flO A T , OCT.- I* . IBM yrar-ohl woman a" phr rrtu irn l S h e w as tir e d o f b e in g la u g h e d at. S h e w a n te d t o b e slim ing" by emplnyen* M cL A U L IN , Jr. who signed, w,|hm,t iutllrlnl safeeuard*, *(»> pri rn of lo hrr htimi" Monday after -p* *mI- IM‘ |ns ndvanrrd that B ut th e pounds p ile d up. the N R A in a band wagon ru»h in*ler.l without a ilireet giant of BUI LB VERHE F O fa T O D A Y i so th a t sh e w o u ld n ’ t be n o ticed . choir# cull* o f meat would **# tlp to n i'e tria t »rnr ihr nisht hrr dauatW *r. . T r y ■■ d h * w ou ld site cou ld n ’ t red u ce. L i f e w a s to o m uch ■ nil n»*w cannot or will not carry uiirh power* hv ron(ffes**t and i »i 112 P a r k A v e j Hr «n * hniusht io l pil*n* +* furred lo a««ume the !aiS#**1 pr out ifi» provision*, Th**r** is im* t h * i r * titn*lnnr#* the f«»r y stjp« | I N P L E A S A N T PLA C E S ; ^ • ‘ f o r her. W h e r e she g o t th e r e v o lv e r no on e k n ew , but h e r Annr t » r 1v >f » i *'i iInv f •mn IS•**11 lion of l hr lav burden. ■I r®rd is th* portion of niln* ln b o d y w as fou n d in th e r is ^ n in g hou se w ith a b u llet th ro u g h doutitnfly ilawronl am amonir em ­ pren-mn was prudent. Th*ftiv on bog* will h# r.0 ; morr whrrr hr wap tukrij Moml.ty ploy#* wh<i have not received Withdrawal of a Mine Kairle >m U kttlta n ci and of my rup n hundred. live Wright, ,hou j th e heart. krrpinir Unruly r r o l* I Iwneftt*' under the blanket «*ode. not m char ire or indict men!, ii .* nisht for -af* q ’ W llnts l mwt m j lot. Th* 11nr* * r * ■‘Hitting on Nov, ft, mid w ill r w W h a t a f r ig h t f u l c o m m e n ta r y on hu m an n a tu re, th a t There is much mmimteiMandinjuf of a convict»*m arrive*! at without u t il h o r i l i r - in f o r n i l ’ll 1 h r | m *i i i r,* 'fa lle n unto me In pleaaant place*: wliiit emph»y**t*« are rrrpjired to *lo , Tn#wihi\ ih rir would l»r no Irou-j to n fnavimuin of $2 on Kid*. I. L IM IIK R )T *S , I h * * « • gooilijr twrltag*.— hu m an b e in g * w o u ld d r iv e a h elp le s s c r e a t u r e to h e r d e a th under t he several endes, and I lit* ripen re* roil. Kven the tiihiilial I* coni in ling wt tiiat rate until Nov t bin f doutiitul m llu irit), I ’ ill il by th o u g h tle s s jib e s an d ta u n ts ! W h a t a p a th e tic s p ec ta cle , P m I bi 11:6, S. .*». Ih-lf* It i* expected In pn mIiicc will inevitably bad to char ices, in I mnalltiufi is clarified piihhshers ryp rrw t n , all kind* af ball* th a t a n yo n e c o u ld ta k e such m e a n in g le s s jib e s and t s o n t * so ventilation*, trials. pohM ity. For r,at tlll||v rar,n«»t apply to NRA thr codr •- viola'rd. thr It h i in# ing material,. during the two yearn s e rio u s ly a s to a llo w thum to d e s t r o y h e r l i f e ’ if ptutil icily may work injur/ hv provision and olhrr prnaltir** of arid iinleri* thr tax hag thr tend­ City Colic* Station la Itulibtd (-»■* leaf yallow plao, OuK r * l M a r y Jam- D an e m ust h a v e th o u g h t th a t sh e w a s th e focusinir public opinion on alleg,**tl rii 11ii ti * i hr bmme of w » wta m1ui «1*> thr rrt’ovrrv art may I** invokrd \ ency of cutting market pri r« of 1 1ml I h»*> uj*v in i^portiii|{ jiu tin u l III In41*q0— headline That * w U t m on ly fat g ir l In th e w o rld . W o r s e th an th a t.s h e m ust h a v e offerwlrrs. Hill Lumber Co. its absence uei.jlly flfri'io m Thp whulf rnuilio m o "T h r ir will lir no chcho** fur hits1 * to farmer**, th** entire lax ^ t i you call be&rding the Hon m fih chamber Inal th o u g h t th at* Ixd n g fa t wan (h e g r e a t e s t c a la m ity th a t kmt*. to the slur llt h and llolly fiiiiws nidrd fiiinof 1 y w in* nri-r will have In he horn# by con) ti mill fin tt 'iywtMii of i i i »l«*rl> urol coukl hapj>en to a n y o n e . W h a t s h e d id not k n ow is th a t |nml hII the pel semt urn- that Z IP H K IIV K 'K Pha*« IM a p )* iimfiiirn (iiik t i I rv f u r fiotu any to intrrfrr# wiih r> viv condruc- rum#t* « " proc#xvurH from whom S g s r _________ __________ luiwine** mn lay a e v ery o iwti h a s s o m e th in g in his I l f * Ihnt tm th ers him ju s t ns ilir* mu! m rnip! taint off ■rbttrury bf*yc«»ff «»r il* tiv* fnoirraii*.*' hfc T h *y gap th *t SdT«.1l*tsg --■w* il will hr Cfillcctml are not #xh»nr| fit mrtl MtH’ fit Thr riTtiVi'iy art Mlllh »»ifr* « hr pccted to a*«iume any port ion of i-im u c h as h e r w e ig h t b o th e re d her, _■ pteMnc up. Wblrh iu*t A i I » i fh'lfrminl1 th.* W|.nfis<-M*l N RA utlvi'iti^inif •!** ptl'Mdrflt to Ilcrn-H UII of ill) in il. Alrrndy pmceiNpifiif la not are i i rfhow that you n*v*r r*q toil hyj S h e wits fn t anil she w a n te d to be th in A n o th e r p erson piiMB'iN nf hiinl SKA h*»vf«l* uml Infill- fm suitfuj1 on »nl*> t’ffo it dm I I y I liri r- -all y find OH 11! lull in idfrct for W’hral ond rollon. n « • ivisa of a parson how e lf ha Is th iu a n d w a n ts to be fn t. S o m e o n e rnuv liv e in th * tr o p *if this- S K A mm wvil k» t llu* (u rn-*1 oi in thoi u*n y tj a F 'J m c o g r u p h P r i n t i n g lie s and s u f f e r (ru m f e v e r w h ile lo n g in g f o r th * snow um l ice. !m In I it v •*! Hi-viwiuipvrw for tub uMmi**1 !o thf trio* *|»nit off if* w tlhool i»f ih# -tipulailorip laid d w n »• i » io v # »i . I A n o t h e r nxuy fin d th a t u f r ig id c lim u le in flic t s upon h im h»hinjf ruling* of punt*111*Mb- by a f.Mui fin** mid *ix T Y P IN G Pr^id#mt Roo****!, ha* m ay inonih- in jHil. or hoili, for * io h p ro ltd m p*rniaii*ni rod* ul fl^r ra id s and p n eu m on ia but lw *'au se o f c im im s t n iic e s he Spe?laJ la r t f l l l g o U n n o .. be fo r c e d to su b m it to it. dap *a v m la imn, . _ ____ _ COtapaUtlon fo r the «yrap and in Affimn VVaffiii’f -Kill “ thr rii ikr taduUr-v. VLa'j .L tL i t ' s * . __ .for. k id d in g , w hut o f tt v i l in o ft««e - h*-*irtleof. and S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y *huuhl I *■ uliattijut!*'*l r an in l*u c ru el. It o ft e n d r iv e s |ieo|ile to d e a p e ru tv e x tr e m e s j|isl ns turn! uf fitM rrg >i I Wieboldt’s Studio C R E D IT A S S O C IA T IO N il d id th is fa t g ir l It ou gh t to he in d u lg e d in c a u tio u s ly , “ Imf eflry uiuj lannr niniiMl t n What » « can't uuiUrnUrul '*■ ") Park A *». ■•afar#, Fla. luit It s eld o m Is. K id d in g is tentully th e result o f Ih o u g h tI’ h one .IH 1- J upriutr hy inrun- uf tin i kr", i I f th* r*p **i uf piuhtbitkiu w » » i(q i a g o o d h u m o r and is m ore o ft n d ir e c te d nt fr ie n d s than hi- '‘ant, *‘>'iith * unflu ! niu_i t!*' gota« to r w U i i t ptuaptrIXy, * U l ■ , i (( iintinurd fnrni Faff# Cine) ff nnU fiurd fntfii '«nir*t -M* * th* u n o f *j| these * 01111* w oik* „ ' i . i . , , | i tniiiy without N’ R V paMiri «'inn Irr itunr whit h uf i tu two Ihl ihr r ita 1 1 * rt ilu filin' 1h» 1 he p erson w h o ta k e s it too s e rio u s ly is npt lo m ak e •gpioprU iuni* ■■id fwlatai r «ii* f) iffu lt I* ant- i- w1 1oitffi-f at n jfurn in ill wilh B-iiipluyuf* in > e i | s tu<11 * a l n j u L m i llu -tr writh i* ow n I l f * m ise ra b le rnt. Inti il i- m rtrl) tic* i*l*’ »i ,*l <f fu n d *1 prid Mnly mufix. 1 rAii-utlihiif winch fiil j at .1 fTn ult |i tin Iin u- it MtJut t*>n which SVaytirr prraulei! I11 i l i r a ' i n if I w n * mil pMfpnly trp -rln l m the DOZIER & C A Y ’S Q U A IJ T Y P A IN T S cum ilial* Nervi"* ihr h*‘*t ii ii ti ■)> m i.olh FloH<U hap f 2IP,000,000 Invtrut iiinmi* la* returne, aid ihat hr x r»ltM •k»> *|nlrmirtl 1 " R e s t l-^ r T h e S o u th '* jiHtlirN uml uf ihr naliun Wb<) l« The (ireateHt? l! II* M '1*l •d la tl* Stax* higbway *y*t*m ,j ihr M idi iif an *tnkr can a# uf Ihr fin l I hat rrilMru ifi TIn v ni»* *■«■ v (n apply “ It hae hvrii c - 1iitnttr « I hnl illir put *nulh*r |6Jt31,000 ha* U *n - - ■ I1 1 • ’ 1 lllkj-l WMtkllin ttld'H i(i v h111mI- havr taken aduitlaii*- «*f Thry -prrsnf far my * hr munth nf • , lent * p » * r (f xxi'l • dv*nr*d by th- federal *o v »m |n th e e v e r y d a y w alk o f lif e w e fin d too m a n y p eop le thr >t|ip4»it ttity Ihr ittfh * u h ihai luit it* B’Oiilrrrncr f iMMi.nnu wutkirtff *1k > w I •! 'I h#j tn* huiff wr.'innif meat for additional highway occupy a ll in s ig n ific a n t n ich e in th e a ft iiir s o f th e havr a firttlurn* t-harai'Wr, aw W luif jituiik »■ brrn u*e‘ uf -trikf*w Thf"*** t f * f ( a* a (a rt ff tt th* e f1w o rld hut w h o |<osa as b e in g v e r y g n a t uml im p o rta n t [loth i rp if«rn t at I v#"* of rnifd * They an- K r O N f l M i r A t th* rch r* n rf ft (wurii huil'Uiid anti w fr, in * I.ulv in ii-f it u ir w ihfitfi ■i j un Th* u n i• i c i, uih! i‘ tM|iIuyr- -aul 't Iwi-en a taxpavii tiful m u ih 'ixul i muWTnT b * ' ^ ’tmf m " L n g ! >" r e fr e s h in g t h e r e fo r e to fin d th e r e a lly g r e a t b e lit t lin g hI wrnlt ti u| i ft • i u i nt * ti i> i * M t.it wu- ihwt th* ^1 lk'-*xTA N LI*; Y - ROC !*.KS HA [COWARE CO. ! ■ : Whiah FlurltJe „ * t i v n roi. » b * lr ' >w» p o s itio n s and g iv in g c re d it to s o m e o th e r. Ih m UU.t 111 I luw I B’lal lull-tin- I'H turn, luhl !*» rrfitin Iw Mu 0'if*4ii t nn nrvrt *■** p1»* « ii and air li'i J ill '-u n lo rd A v e p iie t ^________ •point ip tourhi^l ii|xm in lh«» followiiiK t-ilifm*imI iii tin* lo i!u«toft Ukul'lt tin ••in*' Ihniuifh h**ld tui lh« i <o lifririu r- r llkt'ly 1»* i *»flf* 1 111-lift ff *..n*l l Iwims* lni^i-1 1111*n l>a v*• iin ha* * liMh 11 i* W k i r il * U«M Retail e . k . * aiivaoc*ii i t IC h ris tia u S c ie n c e M o n ito r : . . . . . in fa d , it I* pari uu tally a ppm 11Ift Hlilt • 'it r «a ( during th* innjQth of Hap-! " W h o Is th e w ot Id’ s g r e a te s t a v i a t o r ’ A u t h o r itie s 111f Ih* drU .rl’ » ’ prialr ltii,< yiat t*« tftvnkr Ihr au fit ii il ut iUhi I f l *• tawodr. It) oflttr atdrib If you had far. E s p e c ia lly t h e tw o o d ta ta n d in g a u th o r itie s . C ol Itw.nly i tiufi i i i ’il itj nn Inin » v Hi* ,| wuti Ih* •• III! -1| "h* a dollar whkh you w *r» *avmg fur C h a rle s A . L in d b e r g h a n sw ers , 'f "m i!iai(4li*i K in g s fo r d a.*■'11 inr»t'iVjlied a n-»*xr . a I a i k ****** iff r.*i nth. a rainy day to btly thing* fr m S m i t h ' S ir C h a r le s K in g s fo r d S m ith says, ‘C o lo n e l L in d T h r m u l r i takiuif i - " i t r cull hi* ’ **' h. \Na ff i t* yoar total mcrrhanl*, you lo«l ), < •iidriuhlu maifiiltiulr iilnl *dir 11v fi* Yau II 1hr »|0* 4.Z c*m* cent, by waiting juat d.t Yau "Th,. Wtirld knows tliesi- two men too well to pul down w huh will pr* i’- mJ! ate in <h mhli •ui 1 11it J ia><* w ill loa* aum* inoir Jurlng lb* their expressions as m e r e Alphonseund-tinston courtesy I onai w»iik un «tiv patt t-f i h»- w II*' 11" i na» i i ♦"'v.t't "i coTttlsg month, Th* p r o f it may Their deeds are marie greater tiy their modestv tine of Hui rail f "■ *'• - The Hiirvaii. h»*w (h*»»r v* ho fair ill It* laid in x | | a f to’ i t v * monay thaa* day* It U u id lu 1 Ifl 4II im L iii h .the truest tests of greatness is the ability to appreciate the FVFI , f**rl t1 Il "1 lu *. III* 1k •* apaad tl. . the ri,*|uiie 1.. ft (accomplishments o f others in one’s field Sincerity in tins f i n • m il i t ufm m t vxTin (i lu * * t - -liirtH h, mrnt ii uf l hr lax lav* ti " I d t fiit1 1 k. T•» a 11- v* is ultraUd by I tie fact Unit the judgments were Ihr I uiiiiiiis- lulifl - 11ii I UlitflJI | I K *W# at# hy tha paper* that A I instance ... talk H « i » f xx[it- ii Xu U v t & Wigfux, fiumartv b#td of I Kint H|>okf*n f<»r pur|H»s«*H nf p u M irttllo n . but r o il fille d to h aniina!tun* nin.. thr liiu lllb uf (|ur*»l|uii , d*. itl,*« it * uii-ff* Tl »*.' ,i luart 0 f Um C ha». National which » y l lrl, „ , m | frie m i. . did tin Il III’ Mfit It) 1 liyxjufi VI e •» l ■( MtiUi’l hliiff Vnil •*•alx v h»*n ■ Iif- ." V ’ ^ i lnt* 7 - " ‘"I " T h * con i in n in g e x p lo it s o f th e s e t w o flie r s a r e th * ul uni ia\ ■l llvduU , a- filtul a ir cui r« t>a d k ° r i n * Wfhe fmmt \ i i rnori* whnli aom e In th e ir puhHc e f f e c t becau ae lh«ty r e fu t e th e ii |<ti t -1' d ifitU i 11v t f hr i niiinil* i* lit pt ii ■I am ouatlat %o |i76.<H>a Tk# jim pfKwiitiiin th g t »u c h aurcesa nnH fu m e lire Full I lit* p rod u ct th* Mu in■ * *n v *1 i >»ai «n»iir• h * it■ i4 • at* The recent record flight of Commsiuler Kings ♦•art win V , M a t y u r a fic r thing* had IwgubJ A'. Id • |i*»»i!u*n nttiu •*! l»*l* * nai t* w *11M | .* to go bad, hja romaartaolmu wa* fo r d S m il tl fr o m E n g la n d to Australia Would have been i no 11nr. I. w hetr v#.lunTarv i Unx In* ■Irtnnil ’ 1’ i*» \ -1 : lD *r»***d |RUI,76U. and lb* f o b , H ch teviim eot en o u gh i f o il hnd liven eu sv s n ilin g Hut his Ul r- 11•I llitlhll tl Itiwel - * Tiich Tia*1 a ln l l x 11.i •*i int 1mm I “ A| rj. lowing yaar to f z i 0,300. Did c1**'1, lo g b o o k d is clo s es th at he Itnttlert not o n ly w in d s hilt s ls o im ha|» I in I w rir u in d r, i n I r - \ 11 h* hii E thill 'Tie p,‘{ W h i m s ^ dida'x ha, d-rtug p jjy^icn ) d if fic u lt ie s * m ! loss o f slei-p (h ir in g s e v e r a l (i« Y - |r rilrti* lit* ul til nil iti i h r nil *- .ill *’ -tnOal ihoa* kaxd Um*a! j ou rn («v U n s p a r in g d e te r m in a tio n is e v id e n t ly « * f |.*naili»*s a n d m i*D pntot-1 It pUN 1nil Y luuffiMiii ai»*l lit* l!f, t liu 'll pi "pnat# * ) Th* to m in lha .'lock and corn m u 'r,, a f f l lt o r ln h l" H U r,r’' " " “ U , h r k " o w n , w h " i,n l tuff Tin nd M UHliij M I* I 1»l* , i In- u m " ' * • Njirwk niff, 11n fad th o ro u g h n e s s o f I 'olo n cl L in d b e r g h . >til I at hi il) lu IM n od U g market* Tuaaday rani* at r l i d a t lull Tu' "J o h n n n W o lf g a n g v on t .o e t h * on ce w as r e m in d e d o f niilfti! j ii -1if a m ff Ml , win I* fluid- ' •n encouraging alga to tho** who ciiniliial ptii!»»cul nil# lu irf'a tn l*f I It* W U t** la th* they Now canipaigr I h * c o n tr o v e r s y c u rre n t a m o n g (Io n iu m c r it ic s a i lo w h e th e r friiui yin h i* i uimurnda! iun« On i" tui, udv niff !)" Blue* <70* month ago th* price of lx# o r hia c lo s e frie n d , Johnnn S c h ille r , w as (io r m a n y 's a ch ad ion appealed ju*M- *■• ttruh < rM whoat dropped from f t . 10 a oiiah- g r e a te s t p o*t am i d ra m a tis t. S a id C o e th e , T ie r in m is stiou ld Thr *amr pilicy wilt nr I .ilnwrd ill tin a »•»" xcJ h, itir IM ? *1 to I Ul a bu*h*l but on Tut»- n ot w a a te th e ir tim e in such d is p u ta tio n * , but r a th e r be in I Ilia part ratal f n l u r f nf axt I i rvaniun whnr v«»)un!a*y *ti- |"C'lm Hffu in no, yi l rr»A , fm open S ,3 8 1g r a t e f u l th * y h a v e tw o such fe llo w s W b M t I* lb * wbo)«*ai* markdta |* J ________ „ __________ cluaurra are iuh'W tif prufit* fud | rilldil) nn thr »!a»f* . Whn wr get bar* continued to go ( could tirivLofure irptiiln t in int itil# in* . lu that |Miiiit )i't* wiil m * Mil 11' l for*car without i alftctiog irlurna pi e\ riU-nli .| p* t ml f •*» •**• • ** | th* ratal! price o f bread Th* ffrn rialn.li, mi > I do nut 1iw wif| SANFORD, T W E N T Y YEAiCS A CO g rro «*B .o * op-ward trend off*., ad lu miiiuiaffi- am Ti a Oiii ff dltionai •ridoac* that now ta ih* V R N I’ K IH FIN I II W d liau ) C t i i u Tem p le, iirp an ix Tie i* ntirRffrd tri lhe ru n tra rtin ir *17 . r l l H AtiO. Oct It lA-1 Klni"t • I of lb * F lu i ul a C t lru r F t* huainra* and rartrunif. O w in y lu T h e ) 'l l ( ul L ik e N ew M a »F private etttaan* hava *«ld an d * # lt krv>vn a* a l^lttahufffh th# a«c»(lrnl aomr tun# i | o n h ich llvnnmgrr, who pi>»i-» *■ ” Vi-*ov" Hill |tl- 4 ' liiub Mu k i n d - uf *■ I*. , I'.n lu ty .>f t'rogrv,*, -*«» tkla rep tau d tr, bat it’* arv-oyrag­ pi ii iilma fault *■•!'■ d f l X ri 1 k - * * t* -l m agtiata, ba* ln>d*ir<l an I " - ! lia g tiv n l him of p a rt of In* foul, in ■if ■ II k UM*Bt, fin#,! BYb sod coat* by Municipal ta g to boat I* from Florid*'* at­ v ita l Ion to Jo k e Bonoy, t h . » . M r T „ w (U-B#r klLt falr> a f II 11*M Ju-V» Ervin* J llaatvn. who **.d; torney ganara.1; "Thar* la *o much Ma r y l a n d Mob ly n c h e s ,' Bnrns Negro Attacker HlUB fcAGtfc boycott Higher Cost For Many Fo o ds To Follow New Tax! I 1 KevenueBureau lo.WAfiNER WARNS Use Us Authority FN DUSTU Y OF Upon Tax Dodgers HEAVY FI NES Pielorc Framing t f/ o u le m ile s a h e a d and m o n e y ah ead w h en l>-aid nutv 1• I ’ la w now," h* aald th* other day in . 0anJM& “ Wa* g 1* rtdtonlon* to any clllaan know* all Uto law ov rule* « i hi* oa*dato; the h v pan to** W *t tg »°r ta a * aacuaa g w l u Infrn*■ H ew U w *a a » > a N paraaitoa -Map ' VM to T *H aka a***, » h a * n*ad. DaBy U t, **aTsfeASSjTd ***^* n P t U i i f ■m m 2 « y art *1 , W -.W * to g« oo gtVM Mto l/ tta h t ip u u , m oving pw.-jnVitagtogh Coow-oiv f — **“ A m v n r r , l " r , v *' UP o fT E M P E R E D R U B B E R I,AWN MOWERS “ • hi* w ork and winter f#rU (hat h# Could attend to thr to coma to Florida thli With B Company nf player* and [>* uVit al uf iMrrk and ( uRt-ct »r. Mi** Mali la Hutolar ha# Wan the kta guaat a* hi* bvaiittlui »« la le her com*in, at W tniw l*ark wd-rv * --ry fa charnurtg ^urni uf thr cU U y.U aoaci " w , * • ' May* will M n J W. iMckinN. duiiiiif h* given him. H i Temple vlallvd !• • • ! Wr * 1 Van*,* Du Vein# A in rlt, th* VlUBYaph a t a iij In Hro.-klyn. N. t , thJ* weak and rape* « i l arid l Mpi P a*;* n lm it luul| thru great act hue aarc srar th* won- InlMjolua * up ih r r vai y ra ie r Jay vaafto diraioparao'. wt tk* moving a ii!ic !*a liiia a »%uriu that was *.ald lu Ur i jiiiiiig Ihm w «) hut n«v#i put'jM. k a r ^ n r Effactiv* Nov. ! , tn* Atlaalla m a in lalurt). Q aaal L lo # Wilt loau g ura'.t a I^INtiRST F A H T O H A T K u n i t hw|r H v c h a d u l * *• la w n Tajapa and Jackaoovlll*. NEW YO RK .—Th* Rvv. Dr. I i * M d W .if »B.ba placed to »*ryic* for Tampa vtd v t i iril) will Iba known Gvprgv (Jnangat Wanner ha* com plctad 46 cuntlnuoua year* In the *4 Wa “ jB toft* M n . E C. H a s * ui and th# rhtl- pulpit of Chriat Lutheran ck rrh, 6 » Ir fl J M U .'ii > fur Xho old locatvd in th* paa kouaa di.tricl turn* la dul/pu L M n* whtro And h* will *tk k to hla U *k d* •W j p i g aa* ltd' In.- next month. Dick took* B ki a man witbrsi. « M ia n . ■* DR. U T . t . E. TarwIllagcT gyinuuncod to-1 Ciki da t f daoiM ac* B>r Um poaHtoa I d a r t dad ralMrto*. Mr. TtowU-t fa w ill sad fgvoM tdy kaowa i r. * . •cy ah* ta I t o it o d. hgvtop ivaldad to e* Ito-taaap gaars mhtoai apile the fact that fur two year* Ilia I'ongretfatton haa hern unable lu pay tp* -alary 111* ip U li vid 1j * the lunge*! cufitihuoy* paa t u r a t r in l | i r U a ile d H i a i r a- yo Hrpfaltort ■••* matoMM-toei II m r «* 04*1# ■»*»*»► ».p m real t r # »m i l toatoa w ft ir J. W. SH AD O IN I Flto U f * '1 Royal Peerless Evary t**t wr* tv a r m ade, or S ad mart* tar wa, proved tHa important fact tfaat 475x19 8.40 525x18 10.00 Drake Tester Kmlnate Gueaawtn-k— ft* Certain TIRE SHOP F l f t t and (itlir r sLtt-s p n > | iu rtio n ite K k>w H. B. POPE CO. INC. - a • ii 2nd and Magnolia W ....................... .. r -■ r nnrt s a t thm fa c ta -th o truth about lira U J.T1 t m t u t w a a r o t h e r lo a d in g W a n d a . Pbooa 860 OHM varlfy thU. O o ta any u. t. Tiro r1enter • ~ ( b * actual flgurat on t TESTED FREE On Hi* Kireatuiu! Cuwtlrey 6.70 8.10 Tampoeod Rufahwe a^vaa 7% t o M ^ a a a r a aiUa* at wo m gr* coat. You can * a i * y Cj' j i . 1 ■ ■ �*1*1 y> '%g . *c ■?r v n BAifFoitD TmcAtn. eAwmee. florid*. S o c ia l A n d Mr*. DeWttt Brown and Mr*. A. B. Johniua apent y » i,r > la j <■ P e rso jBckaonrilla. tttu r h d a y . Telephone: Office 148 * it i «ft* W om an * otTOHBn io. 193.1 MiaM trutrv S o c ie tie - tUll. F R ID A Y , Tha AY. r . T. r “ ill moot at Mra. W. r . Hill, president o f N. Mra. H. C. L ook , Heard* 11 .to V. Howard C h a p te r o f V . t>. 0.1 3d *' ..VI rk nt tbs homo o l Mr* Arcana. Mra. F. E. Roumillal. dvlo^nto to1W 1 Huphoy. Ka-t H fth M rr fl Mra. Alphla Richard* ram , th* tho atat* convent run. and Mr*. M.J Election o f offtrora. f i r i t part of th* week from D ay-,S . W iig ln *. Mr*. H. P < aaw*ll,| Two diatnrt confon-ncr* o f b ’ ton* B*arh to apor.d several Mrs. Frank I.. Woodruff, Mr*.1 Johns Pro.hytory wtll moot a w**ka h*ro with h*r broth*r>, A .I C la u d * ll.m don, Mr* J. M. 10-M A M. at the F.r-I P.o.b, Corpaap. am! C. E. Cborponinr. ' H »yr*. Mr*. E. A. PoURlaaa and, twimnfhurch in th.- n lv . l unch ---------------------------- . Miaa M ar*ar*t R o lw rta wore' oon will Iw se rv e d at iu h . i i , 1 ;1 * n*t * a lif o m ia . Mr. and Mra. r . r . U u le and| * n*nne *bo»F front hr.w atUn.lintrl M O NU AY* daufhU r, Bvvorly, o f Atlanta, a r »! ,he ' U ,*■ " f *>• «’ <M T h St Agnt** (■in lil o f H o ly ■pradinir a ihort time h*r* with! in C.amoavdlr y*al*rday While T r o s * K p ia c o im l t 'h u r r h w ill h ave Mr. and Mia R. T. Warren at their' ,h*‘>' ■'•rnde.M h * hi-toiicnl • so c ia l m e e tin g at U 'IB o'clock lu n rh e o ri at the Thom a* H o te l hom , at Kld*r Sprinr*. a t the hi»oie o f M r* .1 f. <»all«» w hen M ra. N o u m illa t g a v e the re, . way *t l * b e Mary with Mr* M port for Ihe^ local chapter. In t W ( Mlnllrjk » n,| Mr*. Gnlloway *• a fte rn o o n th e y atten d ed a te a hi»#tep RAD IO SE R V IC E T. Phone 101 g iv e n fo r th » I f . D . C hy th e D ' Ilof-M ar Battery Co.- Adv. A . R . at th e F lo r id a S t a t e M use­ poem, written h> a member tif the um . council in honor of M r Hunlen T h u *e present w e re J r * * e H u r ** i * /■ I r a , h o n o r ir u .- - l, t h r f t .* h » .I Mr*. F M. Mnrlrr, Mr » » . l Mr* Turn Kill*. Sim. Jwi..-- ll.xton, Mr*. 1>. R. Johiwim, Mr*. A. II t t y r .l. M r- It i l l l . i n b r k r . M i- t> The m o n th ly m e e tin g o f the Hail Myer*. Mr* Th^ Find of A S c r ip t * o f P ic - I W o rk e r " ("m in c il o f th e P i n t T. Pearaoti, M firm e t’ *ir*h'll, tin- Miaae* Mihlreit on nridgp lthying"-By I rhr|,l,,Bn rht,rch * * 9 lin Hank*, Fr*lhei l.o**irig, Meitte T u r * d « y e ve n in g aro un d the s u p ­ Ilugh<*. Ms Id led Knight. Hattie per ta ld e . A t the rn flflu n io n o f n il Lo&jdng, hat tier ine Fill*, Marie hu*ine-R a uncial hour wae rn- Hill. It *nnie I .v i■ .111 tin*nn, F*t her ELY CULBERTSON jo^ nd in l i f . 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Ma f t e r then read « D t* c fih # d a* the n io *i iiiiii* u a l I -• lo r y o * i to fo rm th e n u cle ii* of a film id o l, " T u r n fla c k 'he f ’ l *ck" open* lodai, »t The Mi Urn T h e a te r w ith l.e e J 'l a c y in the «ta* i oig i ole e a - ii l l a To have your Ih*I F t lg a i S‘ i 'l a v n and Hi n H o ' ’ ' F K L T cleaned and blocked. a re the ro -a u th o r* »»f " T u r n H ack * the i lo c k " w ith Seim \ ti i i ' m i i * Have it done the Seminole way *p n n 'p d * fnp «In il l*-* t mm T h e and it will aland m*p**i I nm. • lo r y t- I u u I t *»n the p re m ise f wliHt w " iilt l happen if n m an wi-ie g iv e n h r ha nee to |i \ e hihf** o ver s g n 'n . h*-nefited l»y h i* -*v Note Bridge F’layers Workers ('ouncilHolds y Regular MonthlyMeet lib Ix'e Tracy Film Opens ’I ^ M r l b A H 2 I>ay Run At Milane E IS THE TIM E , o SEM INOLE D R Y C L E A N E R S j ‘r i * *' i I R e a d y Friday - - with hundreds o f special values that urge you to B U Y N O W the things you need. YOWELL - DREWS 39th ANNIVERSARY SALE Oct. 20-31 \ \ « i c a ll * e t 1 W e ’ ve been w o rk in g nn t h u even t fo r m onth* . Ih a t'a one o f m an y tm a o ru fo r the • x r e p li.in a l m l uea. O u r p r a rtir w o f b u y in g A ju n v e in a r y m e r r h a n tiW f a r In a iiv a r a « p u t ua in an ad van tA gu nu a ( s a ilio n a* m uch o f the n tu rka w e re l»o«ghl b efo re m an y o f the s h a rp p rice in cie aae e look |»1am* S t a r t in g F r id a y , O cto b er 2U, a l a m«»al op portu n e tim e , w h en ih e N . R A* m o vem en t to B U Y NOW i» g e ttin g in fu ll x w io g . th e Anniversary S aJa bnngw round v a l a e r 'on i]u a Jity m a n hnruJi»e. Y o u need f a ll and w in te r c lo th e *, the h' irn- ne* da re fu rn ia h in g an d N O W i* t r u ly th e lim e end h e r e * th e eaie •vent and the *tmrr in supply your nci«h % W e 're L U U k I M . Fl>HW A I I I ' to a g le e t nale even t * itin** F r id a y . 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M ia It 1 W I |t nklo. 1 o f 1'M ‘k M I M " i! 1 I IP «vh i Mi hi not lO tu p i'tr w ith ih u rl.M - f Anhui tlini.nii, Mr- O M Har ' | ,||a h»-*i v. li.it.., . , ...it. . .... ,i.,.n. Mr- S l> lliithl.yninn,! „ w.„, nklaltoi.a i oinp i i i* o i- fo liii* on w i t i n l i l d i Mra. A It Mar-hnll. ............. (...., pa * t e ,1 Ml V I Jig'll Oil II* 111 v , Mr* J J. F ,,, f l ..|y p r i l l I I l R l'.t O K U I t u r d * w 'lid -lo e id * liy h a t in g th* H a k r i, M ia K H l am v , M i* I -1 til i*d I it Ih* m c i h t w H li i|im ' I Made, (J. M all. M i* A . i* 1 h am ln’ il a i n t o ie * of wh le ^ini ja -iH in e m m I j.u h lii « 1 »«« k down on h im ," and I M I 'i t R I A K .i P au l ‘mi and u ll i.l lire i iifit n* inn and n m in n le i * t :m<l 1 'dn-ge of F n ijm ti^ »nd gue*t. Mr*. .1 l i Stanfoiil.j f o w e i * m. ♦mlontmg mg i i i \ idvod *n «lit* IH tie F u g I* ’ ti«*i*li« n t -t 1 > g v . llllMia. Wehhei Maine*, of Altamonte ..heme ..f green an.I whin d n t t iiiu n u - 't iia ia v i S p r in g * . M i* J a n ie * t l Sharon.I A * - i« tin g M»* Man* w th the ie of th e M;d w it hdi mi a1 ti I i ti m Hi pt i le* t R . m I o II. \ M r«. W T I » n c l. * M tM -ni- m l a * c * . h ad ten I * • v i ii in i ! m i mi ( i , i * ’•*« t , ,.f ()*n-.li> Hti.t yn.-t Mi* i V Ifk ..i ymi.-t, who *.» to -li.ik. h'l'ii in Hu M r* F N‘ihl».A. M i M ..... . St.,, k pl.yv.l •* »• tr iit-*'*;f*|. •»»'*• M l- W M Sy..tt, Mr*. h"ltk r .■ « ! Mil.) M i* \ |„ hi T .n n K r * " 1' F v « „ . M i— r i b II \\ It H a rd . n. \t honei. ami \|t** lleltv \otn*h M rr Hm ki *!• i 1* an d m H an w h. t o i in I'd a •M rs. J o h n S p u rk m a n w ho h -.inn R e n tin g I. i >i 111Mil* J e n i n -, r r - *r n 1 'Roosevelt P u t s J«kn Alden Brown, Jr., arrived Georur Weinstein will lra r* THURSDAY Turaday *ft«rnoon from Miami Saturday for Now York ( ity to wbate W ap«nt a week w ill., upend a abort lim e on* buMnoa*. Idiej* v i f i r lined to adm it i he t h ib T h i pr ■ ’g la til 1 r th e . l i y Chapter Number Two Order of friend* in Cocvsut lln m , itit-ed on tin n ik ie r t , “ T iie l ‘ n .......l i n foe ih e m-cH-nm the E »*ftrn Star will Uke place Fldward Johnaon i- planning to o f f m i* h iid In - ” , w ith M i- S 11 A f t e r M’V e ia l pingM **- "•in* I t *;30 o'clock at the Ma*oith M m r» i . W . K . Koohe ha* a r r iv e d leave Sunday fur point* in T o *** 1it id g e, h ig h m ’i i i v pt t/e . A t a ... 1 H m i liiilll. ni i 1* f m«*nt, v ii r pi e - ’ R o an o ke , V a . to *pend som e W r . with her paranta, Mr. • PACE Mr*. W. M. Scot. and M r . . I , , ^ K_ , n „m b . Frank Kvnna wore h...«. -.ea * ( |*t tended „ ilt(r o f the Prl-an.l Ihr fu*t bride* party of ihe ara <n(, , ) r|-Ill(t, h,||( t,.,!,.,,!.,, eon o f the S «c i«l |*ep*it»urnt of ^ ^ lllf, |<i m ^ \|. *1 the the Woman** h* hi \. -tenliif y ir%. (hureli in tin* RftrrmM»n al the club huu-i* \ lMty Mr?* i O Him*, dt-M bl -ei .................................* (e t o v e iy and bnwl* of yellow eMer. a1« ret at i ol tin* Orlando IBM fnl,, utin a. inmp <ii Mimin'. tO fM H ) i * 1m 1| \ i'nnmunilet. htbisru* »tnl bidtPFfl* |lin( i ban ■ t He- ent ie tnrelmt: »d » Social Calendar • m * Season's First Bridge Missionary Societies Patty Given By Social Discuss Future Work Department Of Club liver peramie, re|*n*»tpnlim; P e r s o n a l A c t iv it ie s MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor ' ________ L l ' ^ v �• v - . r r r •r - V* • J n S M •j r* 3 > • tir, i i jpil‘ 1 J SEMINOLE HIGH! FACES TEST IN! DAYTONA GAME ■ V* J • U if - r^ v ■1 t* " , V*4 * , .1 CLASSIFIED • ^ W o rd s o r Less, T h ree T im e s.. W o rd s o r Less, Seven T im e s W o rd s, T h ree T im e s............... W o rd s, Seven T im e s........ ....... 11— M b m l l i n M o a ‘.■■ H A V E Y O U R W A T C H rep a ir*! T W O F U n N I S H E O room s f i e * to by on* who rvally knows bod’ , party w ith a u to in te re s te d In Drtggs, Jeweler. Mag. A * . business p ro p o s itio n . B ox 313 pf . _________ _____ ___ Lake M ary. O N E W E E K O N L Y . Blanket spa- |.A R T y ' glal, double woo or « U o n 40c. „ r fclRgla woo or cotton 20e Phone " L S " c .O IN O T O W a sh in g to n , Hko t o hl,|p A . H . D o w n ., G m - ■'‘ liv e ry . S a n fo rd , F la . i W A N T T O B U Y a cow . v I cash, Ivan F . N o b le , II, I No. 3, Box *05 , H an ford , 15— A p n rtm en i* t « r R e n t One o f tho hardest gam e* on the 1D33 Seminole H igh School footb all team achedulc la to In jd ayed at C ity Island Park in D ayton * Beach tom orrow a fte r ­ noon -gt .3:30 o’clock, when Coach I-eonard MeLucaa' grldders meet the husky Buccaneers coached by Bob H all, form erly o f Tarares H igh . T on igh t, the local team was ready fo r Its s tlffrs t lest, lls 7 to fl victory over Palatka and 510 to 7 d efeat at the hands 'o f L*ka C ity behind It, the learn has com­ pleted a four day' training period which has been extrem ely atrenu-J out. Ip his determination to devrtnp a machine which will he th* equal o f any' o f the three he hat ynachrd so far, Cokch McLucaa ha* given hi* aquad doubly close attention since Monday sflernoon. Daytona Beach, with probably II* finest colic linn o f players, has moved along slowly. A de­ feat, a tie. ami n victory In Mm', order lias served In encourage Daytona fans considerably, an I many o f Ihcm say that the order from now on will be one victory n fle r the other. Hrnilnnle High returns to San­ ford on Nov. 3 when the Ocala W ildcats piny at Municipal Dark. N ea t Friday, Scniinola H igh will play al I lei.and wllh a more or I real. If W doesn't round Idition Freddi* Mowi, Ill-found 'tack le, |>r ia b ly w ill'g e t the call. I ' Tula a* K s s a d l * « * * d Shape ’ N E W O R L E A N S , Oct. lD .-< *3 f — Tulane'e grid w airiop i wrnt throut^ra keml-acHramag* practice ' jr n tr n lijr aa they perfected ofv fonee and defense for Eatuiday'* gam e with Georgia Tech at A t­ lanta. TTie squad I* reported to be In the best condition it ha* been this year. Vandy Make* Fair Bbowtog t N A S H V IL L E , OcL 1*. - W > — A ft e r a scrimmage against th freshman team yesterday. Asso­ ciate roach Joseph Cody charac­ terised th* showing made by the Vandeibllt varsity a* “ only fair” . The quarterback atarter for the Mississippi Rlata game Saturday, haa n t been eclated and may be cither Bobby O livtr or Pete Gur­ ley, both sop'hnmorea. Name Address N O RTH C A R O L IN A T E N N E S S E E v*. F L O R ID A vg. A L A B A M A L . S. U . v*. A R K A N SA S vb. B R O W N Y A L E C A R N E G IE T E C H C H IC A G O vn. N O T R E D A M E History May Repeat Itself P R IN C E T O N , N. J., Oct. 19.— WT—,Saturday's Princelon-Columbla game may bring a chance for history to repeat ftaelf I f William W , Roper, Jr., sophomore taodldate for an end position, gets In. I t was against Columbia in UtOD that bis father, later Princeton roach for many years, made on* o f his greatest plays. He grabbed a Columbia fumble and ran 36 yards for a touchdown, but It wasn’t quite enough to win the game. vs. P U R D U E N . Y . U . vb. C O L G A T E P R IN C E T O N C O R N ELL H O LY vg . C O L U M B IA vb. S Y R A C U S E C R O S S vb. H A R V A R D a r m IN D IA N A "y T b7 T l l T n o is vb. N O R T H W E S T E R N W I S C O N S IN ^ v it T I O W A K A N SA S S T A T E _ v*. N E B R A S K A weigh* 175. A v e n g JackaaavUI* G A IN E S V IL L E . Oct. 19 .— When and Sanford fan* Saturday, No*. th* University o f North Carolina football aquad erme* to Gatorland t h I * R a t u n lay to LEGAL NOTICE via with the Unite rslty of t o T i r a o r A r r C lc A T lo N p o a T AX (iK x n i s m o i a a c r lo s Florida, more an o r tm u u a a g a n * t a t than usual- In­ • 'T r . a o r t u b b ta t w o r ri^>RtOA. terest will cen­ Nnllre <■ hereby tftrsa that U A. ter In Nos. SI I'At.MKIt pnreherer o f Tax Certlfa n d t>6 o n i,«te .t«. n i l , dated the 4th. dag; July, A. II. i m , haa rile d u l f l r y b e CaroMna nr rrrtlilra le In my- s llk w and n l made application tor* t a t ' deed to 'squad. •tseue In areordaare with lew. Bald eertirirate embraces tna rntlowlna iteerrlhed prnperly ellaated In Sem­ No. HI l » inole enunty. norlda, to-wltt S W I, or I t v t t gerttna II s o le a iis v # 'Eugene B a rTownehlp I t Hnulh. Hang* I I K ail........... I* aeroa wlek, o f Jaekaonsllle, who is The said land b ,ln f assessed at acheduled to be at rlgh* end In the date a f the lisusne* nr such • tide at- In th« a ame of Ray. the opening lineup t f the T ar­ m»nd A. ItsblM.' That I . A. I'AI.UK.II purrhaeer n( heels against the Galora, and N'o. Tax Certificate No. lit * . dated ilia 05 la Don Jackaon, o f Sanford, Jth. day nf July, A. It. m s . |,aa fllnd eaId rsrlif Scale In my office who la expected to tee sendee as and liae made application for lax deed to laaoe In accordance wllh law Held certificate embraces the rollon Inc deartihed properly elt* uated In Hamlnid# t'riustj. Florida, i»-w it: HU » f N K 'i Kent Inn II Townehlp ■ 21 Knuth. R an *e 12 Hast . . ,11 nrris. The aald lead lieln* assessed at ■hr r.ate r l the laauanre nf auch m rt11iiale In the name e l Verm T. Pnlloc-h. *7 null I , A. p a LUED purchaaar al Tas t'ertlflcal* No. 111, dated the Ird. day nf Aocuat. A. D. t i l l , haa filed eald rerllflcale In my office and hae mad# application for lax deed In leeue In afeordanre wllh law. Kale, certificate rmbrare, the fnllnwlr* described properly altu. ailed In Hemlnola County. Florida, lo-wtt: Hlorka I, I. I 4b I Thaaerlne. The eald land being aaeeeaed at the data nf the issuance of sudA cerlirirale In the name of C l known. . P* Thai I. A. Palmer purrhaeer w Tea Certificate No. t i l l , dated the tr,.. day of Auxuet, A I> t i l l , haa riled said ceruncale In my oflfra. for lax wml hi> i Tfrf*f*tTr*ti___ ___________ ___ liw K*I4 r * r llflr «t « etnbrtrti th* r»tnwlnv •HoAlwil In ffemlnnl* County, Florida, W IL L B T A Y W IT H your chlldien F u ll R E N T : Furnl*lu»ri D a t-lo w e r K E N T U C K Y vb. W . & L . afternoons or evenings. Mrs. A. floor. I room s. S le e p in g por-h M. Walker, 310 Oak. phone 308-W . 7 )1 1 10 S T A T E ~ v * . M IC H IG A N and bath. Phon e .KW W . o r call ,'ilOOak Avenue. h a v e ___ —— ____ -_______________________ and I'DH JK E N T , fu rn lsh ed th re p room rsilio apartm ent. P r iv a t e fr o n t anil tec* e „ r nm.-ann -nmniog TtYm .- ’ liama thrrnlciu-d lo store A U B U R N , A la . Oct. ID.- (A7 5 in bark entrance. P iiv a t e bath, on both learns, Tlicy held their 'hone Kcii-rmul fro n t porch. K ill E lm opponents to ii much biwer score than a year ago. 1 6— H o u h m t — Lo»\ and Found LO ST: Hunch o f keys L. switch key. No first iw lt-h west of Reward If retuim-d to lor, 1100 W. 13th. For S P O R T BRIEFS R ent Tide IValehes Vol Plays U N IV E R S IT Y , Ala , Met. ID.-*Htafr On O ffrn slrr J A (*K S < lN a .Mi**, Oct. 19. (A1 ( d l- U n d e r th . careful supervision o f coaches who watcheil to sue t apt. A. R Mr Kerb ri lii, th « in*w MiMMi*Mi|i|ii .“ tat** m a t h , rm * iu i- thal no rough tturk >vns pejpnllted, Alabama's Crimson Tide frnalenJay fd lrd hi* |ir n n it* e In State* |fr id Iro n Mti|»|M»rt«*r*, w h e n he took h-oked over Tennessee formations F i'it N is iiK n with :I824. Pecan W II. VeuderblU, 4— Bunin ea* Service A W N I n T T a N iT w I N P o W shads. R. T . Rc-rhlk, Sanford Mattresi Factory, Celery Ave. Phone 072-J if nod llu n iw iirv W n n trd ten n e g ro h o u s e . an d ft » i ym i.M *'**. IV r’ic Alabama out lo w in Cardui Good For Run-Down Condition “ I have found Cardui a good medicine to take for a run-down , c o n d itio n ," write* U lu Haeel , Auttiemcnt, qf Houma, La. “ I lied pain* In my aldew Tblg made ma nervous, and X felt I should tak* something for this trouble. I v u | with my stater. She was taking i Cardui. so I took It, too, and found | it w ry helpful. I am glad to recommend it to others." • .Cardui la safe and wholesome fur women of all age*. At drug stores. Job at laumlrese wanted by □red girl. Clatyr Stevens 11 eth St. 10— Flower* and IMant* S T R A W B E R R Y P LA N TS " for sale W . W. Potter, Plume 1X2 W. CABBAGE. P L A N T S , ('harh-stii Wakefield, fopprnhageii, l*i(ir> o f Enkhttl gen, all head early. *1.28 M., 5 M. tots y i .00 M , 25 M. Iota 80 cents M. - Collat'd plants $1.25 ) l , — Cauliflowvr $1.50 M. Prevatt A To. Seville. FI*. Tennessee, th e o th t-re by orange shirled " ut o f lh* ..... . Boy! I can - i breathe notv! r Vl CK S^ E. M ART M U t U K ■ B L'T n K n t.A N K , L P ; EL nktunnw *<- k k s *trriii*jR LaN p . Maiding lath* n t y nf Olendat* (Laa Angel** CouatyL Callfnr- f -- raeidlng In the Pity nf Ol-*A*l* r ' (Lew Aagvit* Ceuniy). t-ellfnrnlai n t p a iit iiA ia g I * ih * Lo t A l.g sle * *i'T iin n . eny ni C o u str) U V )L .> - V \ T 4 2 fS > VAN T-VW.V4 L t - T T t R TtLXUAG ME. WOD TD M AV1E. tK VM\_V-V0VJ O O L L A T L S .-A Y J / 1 VT UOO*C<5 U V L t ) V \ A GOOD J F v o p c & r n c k J l/ TUBBY f MAW MAW MAW, D»6J* r v t a t i l A uviotN ju m p \ N TttO 7b 'OUtT © It CAN WfTM 'tdtiTO w tL iu it that » p o t .. It * j •ssrsgiVs.'T', N «. A l-W fW a a * A MARTIN SEM INO LE HOTEL 119 Park Avenue Telrphoae BO “ 4-V M W t t lW iT T O k A A K . t fk bUV-\_tOU O O i-V _ fs «.‘S> S VOVJO- O P T O R T U V liT Y > VW t C C A P tV E U T C O tt.P O K A T \ O U W V 1 F t R t t C T ^ 'CSVACt U)V\JU J KiCST SOVJtVCV I T S tSV)\C3& t ^Y.4_ O N T t e MXJO. N E S T ) V r -iVJST TVtWYrC - T U N T \ o w e \* ^ "Ih# ( i t r *F Aehiahuia bula psuaty). Ohlot at "... UNION BUS STATION M l l l l O N i O i POUNDS U t ID •iv o u a c o v i i i M M i N i P w l S i W r ri*K A Tii. r *e «L UAin* 7.75 43.95 40.05 36.45 nrl " V A L) 38 JO 46.75 43.40 42.30 49.00 8.75 7.05 1J5 15.85 Meat Market. I l l & lit fit. B I L L Y ’S U N C L E f Itt'KKIit.l. 1. K IlIN K . IIU IIK IIT II AVI-KHMOS j At 'K t o i k V i i . i »■:. 1 i / m i t i A 1'ln i ill if f’n N11I li-l t u i i . 1 AME NUCtMar AS42 YEARSAGO 29ounc** for251 . Drops . /*D EA C 0 COHA L tll’ IHK aiTIIK.ltt.ANK. h , residing *t No • tl*e Wlnchegter Avenue. In the l*lt> or l!len<t*l« fc tlen* Angeles t'oualr). t>Mfurnl*i Full No $l*ck Filling f 4.30 29.30 20.70 Chicago W * g h „ I ) . G . .. . . 24JO 21.20 Cincinnati 25.95 D « l r o l t ................. 20.30 P itta b u r g h 23.50 In d ig n a p a li* . 27.20 Cleveland r .... 4.85 St. Peterahurg 3.90 Tampa Orlando Miami........... . NoseRThroat > L D O K it IN t i i k r i m t «T r tit n r n r T ilt: r a r . T t - t iiih ii j r n i r i a t . 4'INI i i t o r rl.O IIIM *. in » ' s . . f o ii r ttl s T l . i » n u v ir .iit. ro H K C i.o si in: o r M o n iriA iiH r t » H n o nee Cl I L I.I’OTA i*nM|MM e r.ir|K.r». linn u resstx.1 sml * ,lsilng uitflo III* lews t.f ll< XtMle ml Kl«rt4*. !, “ I'lalnlIfr 1 ' \H O K O inii: M. Mt'Tt 11: it I,.%S'11 .1 * 1 , j . Oetsiulsms. on U K II UK SKHVICi: tty IT H I.II'ATIIIN V U4 F IIK NAMK UK T ilt: MTATK , tip EIXlltlOA Tut O KuituK »t h p t i i k h i -a n u * a<l ills wir#. trTTVTtt x i'T IIK n : LANK, resldlne st N - l i t * WinBn eltesler Aveane. in «l>« t'li> “ t » , UletHlale tlxis Angeles f'nunl>), ’ C ahlnm le: Don't Irt Iban get a Mraagle held. Fight terms quickly. Creomnlalon com­ bine. ihc 7 beat help* known lo modern science. Powerful bol henalcia Pletunl to like. No nerrMlra Your nwa dm*- J n c k K n n v i l l c gtH is eulhorhed lo refund your money on Iha aped II your cough or cold Is New York Do4 ralieeod by Cftomulaion. (*dv.) from a lacerated eye F( k|( H A L F - Fciur 11lur«uu hbriMi F*kir)U) Hpitz pup* $7.LO Fcmnlf** fA.ikO. J N. Hultvon, Jr.. (t Hitler villr, LE G A L NOTICE " ilh N*V of BKS4 of IB H of RHK Kr-rf |om f t TitwniKIp 11 H-oilth* ItanvM Jt Root . . . I *«rto . Tho -aid land holm ooOfooM *t ihr t-air «.f the loouaueo Of ■och •vrt Ifltal* In tM »« * » • of T W, Momn l lo l. . . said rertiricates snail b* rr.lrenied according to law tax da.d ,1 1 1 la.ua Ik.raon on (ha 11th. jlay ,,f Nov.mher, A- U t i l l , w iinee. my official algaalura an<l ..a l this Ih. Isih day of Qetl.lier. A. r> ISII V. K. nOl'MI.AKK. rlerk Circuit Court B.ralnolk ' Ceualy, Florida. End Serious Coughs With CreomoTsion Frank M '*lry , moved from I ltr*ckrt| Out O f Vota* Drill quarterback |e fuUbaakp waa aaalfl 1 • K N O X M l.I.K , Yk-t. Ift.— f * V ut iiu ailn find Buck lluichcA hmb |Ovku llr^ rk rlt. regular Tennea»eo |nit ut fulllmck. F y Leach, cap* q u a r t y m t r r d a y Jyltinl the caeu* twin and end, ha* rccovercil fro m ja lty list which already has put injuries. I four V olt out of the Alabama for faint tir house w ith land, und xhtiw mu ut lark. WV may or Reply Box “ H o u s e * " care H erald. nuts* n iv d h u t w r 'l l tie «tn th e off i ’ iis iv a th rni» trh o tlt.9* 20- -MlHcelUneatag F o r Sal* And MiKsissippi State did junt tliat nifkiiiiHt TeiinrMsee und AinT R Y D O Z IE R and paints. T h e y are South." And “ The ton 6 — S I l u i t I io n TRADE u. depicted freshmen. h r m i d : - . , , W p nu fun icer w ill pJa>' jU'Rt d c f r n i i v r fnn ltm H nuairiMt tnir m a jo r opponent'* Exch an g e W IL L ' 7 u " <l *,l,I",r’ Unlty before the game •» Washington Saturday, Freshmen using Colonial plays s u e tu-l so successful ns they ** re Tuesday in penetrating the ^ -bum defense, alth ugh three M la a i« a ||ip l A. mifl Lrurr ;e, Near inrtto, I’ lvnlir Ave. Klrinchtr. Tay­ t lN F U R N I H I I K I ) F IV E I t « o .i ilwclltnif JI07 K a rt 7th. .Strrct, ih n r ir r Tidrphofii* IWD-J, H rnl ctw'Hp. to {Gridder To Play With parted to be ninmln— 1 toit* to too into c<m- Carolina On Saturday Carolina >»*— tk k A lt . Berwick r * * M • r a in 17o pound* aad Jackson |quarter bach w a» given a two-day T ilt A t B each C ity Is A m o n g M ost T r y in g O n Y e a r ’s Schedule BARGAIN D A Y S 25 25 50 50 These two Florid* boys P IC K T H E I i ' MSI U U T C C S T ^ U D T W C f YO U •o o o w k v s . A*rt5S> t o UHTVA-VIOL) W WEt'S THT-OVC VMWEST TVkPCV UOVJEY \U TVIS. CCMWOVJ - vre. SMOUU> tUOW V O O T 'O O I V J J W M O K 3 tv \u * fc v n t l dm �1E~ ■ fo r i.--. ______ . * 1“ t <.. • -4UJ& P e rily AN IN D H P K N D K N T DAILY NEW SPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1933 P rte* F ir * Cents , N ot W a r Is GERMANYSTILLRevoltAgqinstN RABreaks WINE IMPORT N R A Is Challengi F™ r’ Out In Nebraska As Leading Germ an A im Says BOUNDBYPACT Democrats- Turn Insurgent PERMITS AREA s Farni DENBBYU.S. Set For a n cello r H itler LEAGUESTATES tS F w ic M B fy ; >. ' ' ‘ ‘m * '* ' ' A d o lf, W a r V et, Says Impeachment Sought H e K n ow aN oS oldier W h o Is Enthusiastic A b o u t A nother W a r Point Stressed’ While Leaders Await Text O f Notification O f Reich Withdrawal U N C O UN, Neb., Oct. *0.—U»1 — Revolt against tha N K A .ir o k * out yviterday in Nebraska, home o f insurgent political leadar*. T w o o f ita leading* Oewucrata bolted President ltuoaereit'd relief program and jo in rd 'th o veteran republican Imk-pcndcnt, BcnatoA Georg* W . Norris, In warnings of unrest am m g farmers. ■ Gov, Charles W. II) ran tai l the farmer's throat wa* baing “ rut from both ear*’ ey abandoim ent of anti-trust laws and declining farm prices. He urged inflation inilrad o f “ pouring moniy in at the Ijti." A lormer guvernor, Ka'lh Nrvillc, announced hi* resignation as stale NHA chairman because o f lark o f sympathy with .11* program in agricultural tact tfery and na'cl price changes had pro­ duced virtually a “ buyer’ atiika” among farmer*. The statement* from the lead­ er* o f two opposiing wings { of ^ieuraska clcmocraey and front men who have twice opposed each ctner for governor came on the Vis-la o f Senator N orris' second • I peal to Roosevelt to Inflate Ihe C .rrs-ncy by retiring $1,60x1,000,000 o f liberty bonds with new currency instead of refunckng thorn. Another Democratic leader, Cingressman E. R. Burke, expicsM-d regret at llryan's criiiclant e f the recovery program and said be knew the President would throw the force of hia administra­ tion behind ait) muse to he'p the till mi r. Ilryan described the farmers' attitude a* “ aecthing unrest” , adding that appela* o f tax payer* organisation* asking aid for tha farm er* did nut exaggerate tha ■itnation. Hr requested an addi­ tional $400,000 federal relief alh i mini U r the slat.e "The farmer is rapidly io iin r cunt denre because lie secs the (Continued On Page hour) Expecting TradeGains Administration Has RannedTemporarily L i c e n s e Releases W w t e h i G row era D ow n N a tio n A flTliey] t o Increase J a p Steam er Sinks T a k in g 66 T o Death KO BE, Japan, Oct. JO—-<ff3 _* . *■ L I G E N E V A , Oct. 20th.—(A t —The — Sixty six persona. Including (M r TV* A m m V M I W A S H IN G T O N . Oct. 20.—(jf^— leagu e o f Nation* official* eraBERLIN, OctT20.—-(A ! p .) an English woman, are feared A challenge wax Foreseeing trade advantage! pharitrd today that Germany I* perished today when th* const—Chancellor Adolf Hitler, In which might be gained from down to the Federal. round indefinitely by the rovrnant wise steamer Yaahima M art an interview yesterday with Amrrica'a potential conaumplion o f the Ix a g -e dc*pitc It* resigna­ foundered In ■ typhoon o ff tration at Washington todnr j o f foreign wines and liquors if tion, since the covenant la part of a British newspaperman, de­ Sums near her*. T h * typhoon by the calling of • farm prohibition la repeated, the ad­ the Treaty o f Versailles. nied Germany waA preparing also carried death to fishing atrike by the National Farit ' ministration la denying all appll* The point was emphasised while for war and re-emphasised fleet*. Several porta reported rations for importation perrr'ta. officials awaited the tc *i o f thu Holiday Association. that craft were foundered or a desire to come to an un­ A l the im a i time a general j German notificatioln, which was Th* challenge cane In 1 1 m in in g with crew* that totalpd study o f varloui phase* nf Ihe ' regarded In International circle* derstanding with France. mffhd for tn NRA for i nearly 100. T h * Yaabiare Maprntjems lo be met In the event i her* aa more permanently serious Meanwhile the Carman gtmn-J ru, formerly the British gtlne- tura, tome of when* of repew) ia progressing under the ] than that of the departure o f the merit officially notified I ho gens wee per, Sunflower, flra t w direction of various governmental Itrich from the Disarmament exprataed dlaaatliftctk* S ira l secretary o f the I-vague « f j reported burned, but later It officials Involved, Conference. tk* fkrvMv’a poeltlew tn the I Nation* o f ita withdrawal from ; was learned eh* had aocruabpd Attorney General Cummings Simultaneously, leagu e official* tion'a yraerat that body. to the storm almost | within said yesterday he planned to make iliew the atlrnthn o f the wide to tto ttoory that I Thereuy It carried out a decision J sight o f Ua destination. K oto. a ruling soon on the legality nf diffi|renco between Japan* holt rid t o obtained f i r announced iaat Saturday 'ta e n liquor advertising . In newspapers and Germany's withdrawal. Japan by withholding • though report* bad Intimate I that Itis associate* are assembling • resigned because o f a condemn* starting at Germany might remain. compilation o f th* taw which may Manchurian policy, Governor Albert C. HHchie, of tiiui of ita UUIer *U o denied Germany dobecome effective should the Eigh while Germany withdrew aa a pro aired to forcibly regain the 1\> Maryland, whoae Impeachment v a » le-t that the leagu e had nop done icenlh Amendment he voted out. merae and the colonic* and aldc- aaked yralcnlay by the Maryland en iugh fur her. Officials relieve It Custom* and Internal revenue . lisle, mmmlttee Qflhf. ESKlsliil Ts bkater Tur Thr TtelcK T e T B r T r t officials' ere gathering data on Meaaure* fo r meeting the winter |party which charged that the c ,iv‘ to the league. liquor stocks, estimated consump­ cm r “ t-rimm.-illy neglected his ahead alto were diaruaaed. tion. taxes and tariffs and the Germany’s official announce­ •The preaend German govern­ duty" In connection With the lynch­ revenue yield of these imposts ment of her resignation from the originated It ment*, the chnacellor aaid, "work* ing o f a ncgr.i who assaulted an when set at various levels. Navy I^affueAsksEnd Sensing Price Roosts, League of Nations fell like a s neither f o r a monarchy nor for a Kt-yrur old white woman. The decision lo continue tha thunderbolt last mght in Geneva, A g r ic u lt u r e H e a d 0 f Opposition T o ban on imports was readied cy M oscow R eports That duriag riitto **Tb>**the l itptthllc, but extlualvely for thu where the opinion was growing ■German people. mortneat a yrar ago. 11 II.S. Naval Program President Roosevelt after eontul Roosevelt H a s M ade Btrtkf Hint the withdrawal might lie de­ Plans Relief Means “ Whenever we look we ace nothorder toumrad tha i talion with Htat* Department and ferred until Chancellor Hitler trw iag bat privation, miaery, unem­ *d embargo In North D i r e c t O vertures treasury official*. On the or.* side W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. 20.<41 ■ what chances he would hare of W A S H IN G T O N . OcL SI.—(/!*> ployment, decay and dealruclion. wheat, ordered it, aide red hy Oorag The Navy Ix-ague o f America, in of Ihe question was th* dwindling getting something for Germany A determination to protect AtnorT o rem rve all thla ia the mtaaiun i n ? T n * AsiasVeve* T ree s> r * r , who directed the a polite but frank letter iiimb* supply o f domestic stocks and on at the disarmament eonfrrenee. Irnn consumer* from tivrmniiilmtr Unconfirmed report* were d r guard to to tn w i M we cboae fo r ouraeiaea." tni public last night, Inld the British the other the benefits which might The first reaction wa* that the uf tha hoir proevsainir is* to in N'uvy lea g u e I hut rontinued an he obtained later by lumping Ihe rulated In Moscow today that fora* (to order, tot wttfchrid Tbo chancellor again pleaded decision constituted n serious ilow crease Ilia firtrf o f pork they purt Continued on i'* g e fo u r ) lagunism Gy Great Britain In imports and trading them for for- President Roosevelt had mad* t i the peaee movement lierause rba«e wa* nMiihutiil in auttmrit Am erica’* Naval building policy eignm arkrta fo r American lndas- direct overture to Kalanii (t removed Germany front » Ell* tiv * q u ir t m yewteniay tfr 5e** wniild liH-k an “ alvsnlutely e**en- Iry dent o f th* Soviet Republics, look .. ad > D u r a l R «U e f Council Special Publicity; Use rope’s permanent peace rner nan­ U ret ary Wallace. Although liquor supplies have Ing toward recognition. while, rtOroods i « l ”-cu-i>l>eration between thu two O fficial* ansiatinfr the s rc n la ry j |tJ|t According to nverified Infor­ Of Taxation Named ism. - t Gets P o r ]| S ^ m e n t been great)) reduced by sales Ilefore new* o f the withdrnwnt f»f a itric ill lure In working uut tie •t pm mal ion, Kalinin reeponded In cor­ The letter wa* aigned bv N. M through d iU f itorv* linen As Possible Means wa* received Germany circles tail" of the half-hi Ilion dollar pm* lluhhard. Jr , president of tha At'nji!ion limit* were removal, of* dial terms, leaving Washington tg J A C K S O N V IL L E ! Oct. CO.— Ninety thooamnd pound* e f pork snid they uelleved one of Ge* ITram for aitltifr *wlne and corn A n i.'iii'iii Na^y leagu e and *•* #o firiat* r»nmot«H> that uy “ rottln f"1 sat th* time, and place fo r W A S H IN G T O N , Ort. JO.—(A t— many’* condition* to remaining * piiiMlncera Mild he had nr ranged • have been received by the Duval o# Gallon*. in* delivered furinally today in vkhtti remain* tVmaml could Uao o f taxation nr «pe l»! pjbll-l L* *g r^jp jm b er would be .1 to fur. t'vuwabtieaiaa cani^tudM . *f JJoiulbti. In Washington an Lnpprtnto „ M *n ^ i i t l i f i n l for ■•varal munilk*. elty were diaciraaeii laal nlftlt modeling o f the leagu e o f N « the effert of the tux on the con* •“While the world Ij **h»wly A total of ■time 4,000*000 gal­ announcemeel reg .H L n * the fefflfm l Wf li»to C M I iv W F p U m e n t a r y foodituffa being sent lb|r |,gll*Gv* mean, hy which) tl<B. „ f ctimi mj it miuifril eumer, diplomatic rslat loss e m e i'in iig fn»m the eco n o m ic edit lon* of aged liquor will ba eligible rioted cuy famOira. * *i out by the Fedcrl* Osvemmbnt. excessive n i.H »* of beslncs* and’ be ] , . a 0f an instrument for ful eelarie* the Into for Nile nrxt year. Thl* ran De tween th* United States and AI the Maine time, Wallare an- acliwin irMiilting from "W a win ray t o _____ Tha meat 1* being prrpaM t rlml. I fill in,- provl financial leader* might be rurlierl.] provision* uf the Vereailli' noun eil that the initial pnHe**ing war , the Irtler "aid, “ many <n- multiplied from five to ten time* viet Russia appear* In proa poet fa rrla A Company lato threw and Attorney 0 crural Cummui dg*4-treat >• ffirmed mol experienced oh*ptv**r* * y cutting. In addition Ihe Juahut whether it would com* flrat tax of M cwnta per 100 pound* a ll pound package*, it was an- although he would not discus* ,fm m \ Th- Germ emmn rewiftnation canntt! ftveweight rffeetlve Nov 11 will Ik* lelieie that it i* swiftly moving lire Department ha* orJ*rei‘ that from Washington or from Mos­ "W * will toy anlj j* Bounced jrvalcrtlay. three poaalhllltle*. aald after in . become effective for two year-* tnwmd n supretne conflict of arm* seised liquor* not be .knittoyed. cow wa* not clear this afternoon. nratata m " ‘ lK>o«t(*d to II on IW . 1, tn II hO ■ The supply will be cured, Intervlrw with Preident Roosevelt * * iii i hen ll»i» Hrirh may nut on Jan. t, and In f J on Prh. I. j inuihiDK the eiiatenre of g vei’ii- Theae un> tu Lr Icatcl and if It was known that the Pro*I * W * will stay la tto packed In 100-pound packages tn that he had studied the filiation at withihnw If the l-d'itjrue in*i*L«; It will remain et the letter rate mcntnl control and our I '" ' ent jkaiixfactory may l*e placed on the dent has an Important declaration whtoh we new aoenpy. _ _ be stared early neat week with the President’* request and that market to augment the legal aup In mind, but his subject remained •he ha* failed to fulfill her o I •W * w ill sot sail • » | “ n until Nov. 6, I '1:1.1 . under piesent nvlluation. the Jacksonville Ice and Cold there wart* l^ifal ways of ircttin* “ W i«e statesmen, both in thu ply Liquor conaumplion .n Ihe undisclosed. fition* under the lent;ue cove­ plans, hut it can lie either inUblaka we receive tto cent ad m e Storage Company, W est Sixteenth U. S. and in G teal H iila’ n, have lam full pre prohibition year at unduly high salaries. nant. Slate Secretary Hull referred daction .tot wlU — ^ a i ank tr r s .n l or derrea-ed depending Street, through the courte*y of O fficial* of tfw* federal power all questioners at a press confer­ ; redacts wtth labor and tto nto OfTirial* ffaid Geniiany'* claim upon the trend of market pi Ires, from time to time ex.jressed the 11*17 wa* 107.CHHi.000 gaMona. WUIIam Ostnar, manager. Aa the hope ttnd need for a rl »acr untl. r Negotiation o f reciprocal tradw ence to th* White llouae. It bommisskm ami lh<* fetlaral re­ that *he ua* not receiving lair amployed fo r t t o things w e aged the effect upon consumption or standing between the two roun Federal R elief organisation ia not agreement* is a foremost part of plain that th* Preeldent la serve Loan! cliieloscfi that their treatment wa* #t*heer non»eme" W the form , on tto t o l l of m l for other reasons under the farm permitted to pay rent f :r hous­ tries in order to withstan! end Ihe Roosevelt program. With *ev“ ‘ share* o f the aalary »tu«iy ordered and added that, whatever tier- art. of* *■___ ___ dllng whatever situation la devel­ # f production ing o f employes or good*, this possti ly avert s ch untrward re­ r »al nation* analous to «ell liq­ oping by the Rrnale, were nearly com- many urght allege c incernin/ Tto directors, dacread that t h * . generosity o f a local plant la Wallare said Ihe tax, a l $2, sults'' uors and wine* here, th* admini*itilkc “will remain In g rea tly approbated, J. W. Spratt. pleteit. The )n>wer commission I*' disarmament, ,he had enjoyed nl would be only one-half the amootii The public mmd In the U S., i rat inn is hopeful that in return compiling data on public utility solute equality as U| our farm predutaa »tra bring tto member of he could levy under the farm art director o f operation!, declared. it said, has been in process of an outlet may or found for ta«t of production and until we Tampa Chosen As Site - Other caaimodltiee .Which will executives, and the reserve board the l^ag^ e. This authorised ■ rate equal to “ adjusting tlseif to the propriety American product*. t, (Ooatlaaod (tn b* shipped later In the F all end on bonkers.' the difference between cun on* ami necessity of sucl. a haalx of Of 1934 U.D.C. M eets The Tellers] trade rmnmisaiun during the Winter will include; average faim prlrea for swine ru operation s a a in lie*-alf i»f butter, milk, condenaed, fraah or hex Just started a study, and (he and |ue*WBi “ parity" prices, suf­ the preservation of Dorno.'iati1' Tax Collection Brings G A IN E S V I(X E , Ort. E0.— ( f f V - L e w A u to P^i evaporated, cheese, eggs, pork, necessary data are already avallficient to give the hug grower* forms o f government etui the Tampa waa unanimously aeletted In State D u rin g II abla to Ihe Recnntruclion Corpo­ ’ (s glt or aaaeked), beef, (canned), Ihe same purcha-ing power for maintenance o f the prevent world Benefits To Workers as Ihe 19)4 convention city of tb* lard, cotton aeod oil, fruit*, ration and Ihe Interstate Com­ Status o f the whits la.-au ” the animals he wit* as farnu 1* Florid* division o f tb* Ualtod TALLAHAiaKT Ort. (canned M d d ried), oran$ee, merce Co mm las Ion, for an inquiry T A l.t.A lf AHSEE, K ft. B0.— (AT Daughter* o f tha Confederacy nt —The federal census hnrOon yu*. it added that this atatemciq »y real Iled from ewlne from 1HOU to grapefruit, peanut butter, dried into tha salaries o f nomreserva no means implied a coin latent —F u ll pay checks will t>e*4iand*d th* closing session o f the thirty terday reported there w an t i l 1914. been*, flout, cracked wheat,, torn bank axecutive* and railroad i’ res­ W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. 20.— W i participation by the IJ B ‘ in tha to employe* and offirer* o f th* eighth annual convention yester­ ■rtar vehicle feUUtlae tn Y W . ed liver ' meal, cod I r oil and halibut liver idents respectively. Leaa than half o f the s i r veterans European war thought '.u be im- stale this month through collec­ day. totters o f In vita ti Id r* three ririeo wtth m m Wm tion of license* and documentary read from tha Tampa eonVeotlon 100,000 Mpilotlon I Blbbt, n whose future benefit paymrnla State Employee Freed mlnenG*’ •tamp taxes which Increased ma­ depend on proving their presump­ committee and th* Tampa tourist creoaa of m front tto into Railroads Disreiraid terially, th* comptroller’* office bureau. tive disabilities to lie service mu­ From Rribe Charges Five Savannaii Bank H u sban d O f Roosevelt year. Order Ry Governor ll ected today seemed In line for said yesterday. rtt«r l ^ Officer* elected yesterday W lrel B iographer H a n g sS e lf Employees Indicted Payment of Insurance company W EST PA 1.11 BEACH, Oct. U«. rontinued compensation. Mrs. W. Edward Cunningham U | Tempo B IS M A R C K , N, D-. Oct. 20, and railroad lirtnae* awallad th* Special boards o f thu Veterans — <,!*>—Gus I'ctaraon, deputy smu NSW rt|RX, Oct — V h — Wheat-laden freight car* H A V A N N A ir G a„ OiL 20--U P ) revtnua fund and documantary St. Petersburg, treasurer! Mrs O. fish comm is-loner, last night v n « Administration have reviewesl 6fl Herbert R.. Bedeler , braker awl tire stamp collection* were np nearly G. Husband, Jacksonville, regis­ trundled out of North Dakota latt percent of the presumptive cases acquit tad on a chrage o f aveep 1 — Five former employra of huabgMd of Igubel Uighton, biog­ Uberty National Bank and T ru it $21,000. This will giva sufficient trar; Mrs. Gua Carpenter, Day­ •T in I N I . Tto snrrey sight in defiance o f Gov. Williem tona Beach, director of tha Chil­ M t l K t l N rittto rapher of Frealdrnt Rooeevelt. Danger’* embargo, aimed at pro* Unofficial, but closely checked Inir , brine. He bad been fha-ged. (Company yesterday faced Fedmoney to meet the payroll of dren o f -the Confederacy chapters, eoeamHteff itticUe thday by hour slicing higher price* f o r the grain. figures showed that only 40 per­ with accepting gaom-) to allow I I oral inilctmenta chargng either about $220,000. net* In l.sk.1 cent o f this cross-section la en­ legal use « f gm end Mrs. H. H. McCreary, Gaines­ utf hlateelf I* hU a partmegt. the mishandling of fundi, or mak­ The governor ordered modllxaEarllar In the month Comptrol ville, chaplain. Worth here. i MUTT RESIGNS * Mias Leightog M bdia recaffSjr re- tion of the national guard to pro- titled to retain tholr benefit*. ing falae entriea. Itr Lee aaid that unless collections Veteran* AdmlnDtrator Hines Three eomregrcial flahernttu Those named were Jrmes Ed­ Improved deductions I Vent shipment of wheat act of has aaked the President to ea- testified agelngl thu deputy amt. would be OBflHRVRfl 104TB BIRTHDAY ward O’Brien, former h<ud tellat i rneilr from pay checks. Nutt, of tend to Oct. $1 the deadline for rlaimrd they ha^ peul him m ono 1 John Francis llarte, funner tell r a J V i o w u ■V ' E Ssend bUl(hem W" h,“ ,d action WOrk ■ uulll ■ • » I« would Into A chain grocery company yi Peterson took the aUnd .n hiPIERCE, Ort! I0^-0P>— Mre. red the SNMy the boards to pass en the remain Iviee cbald er; Ralph Palmer Matkn, cook­ terday paid chain store license 01 he had at-'dled further the legal Hoorer’i two Martha Waaka, o f K eyw rillo, Oeaaaalttee Citiaan* i e , per; John Joseph Mtspatrlrk phase* of hi* edict.^ tax** on it* store* In Florida, Hlllauorough county's oldest resi­ fer tto i M i dwg , to rc,„ paid on the presumption apltacy against h McKre, mayoralty and John Francis tiulli'an. Railroads openly «1, re carded that tha former soldier* contracted adding *21.611 lo th# gantrel rev dent, celebrated to r 104th birth­ muger of tho rep An Indictment agaln4 John G. u N m it t lA Ilia the proclamation barring out* their disabilities dqring war sereenu* fund. day party yeatordya, almost thro* T-isscah, former aaaielmt caahivr I IC IIIO U 8 I I . I ! atat* ahipmanta and carrieJ ua Ic*. The President I* eapected 4o[ * " 1 KR moatha after tto anniversary date. r a u iY R D uf lb * Cilia*na’ Bank and T.bat iuia)gaae aa os ua 1. Their executive* Issur an extension order asm Th* party waa glrea for to r by 81.AYE8 T H R R A T K N K D i'ompany. charged him ellh mak­ HUSTON, ib 20___ I A t The said the next move wa* up lo th* women's club tors, and after M-— i l l — T b * poaaihly this week. spec nl legia live coni in Iat to .1 ing fata* entry. o f tha' 1-angef. They expredacd the opin­ th* dinner M n . Weak* waa taken Previous estimate* o f presump­ M IA M I, Oct. B O - (f f » — Ralph laws for Ihe ion’ the laauo yraa beaded for tha tive case* havo ranged a* high a* which la framb O N B-AH M RD WORK Kb K IIX R D Ballard, >4, former fru it porker, fo r an sntomoallo rid*. C o n tro l 1 f th e rl* o f strong llqcoactg. 160,000, but a wall informed quar­ unr in Maasarb rcfeal L1NRR OUT OF MUD KE1.SEY C IT Y , Oci 2 0 , - ( f f ^ - was (hot and killed last night at ter placed them aa nearer 63,000. o f Die IKlh Aa yesterday J. K. Heard, 32, one-arned emer­ Florida CUy. near here, during an MARSEILLES, Freora Oat. SO. RIOTSRB ARK W OU NDED argument wKh John Thurpton, vote I overwhe permfl gency relief worker wia killed ** '----- — , D U B LLIH T IH HBNTBNCKD liquor, to u* drogk on (t o premia** .here yealerdwy when a piece o f negro, who later was brju gh t to —Tb* BrltUb Goer CUy of Faria rucU u ■ FATSRBON, N. J, 0 ,l. 20. o f h dels, vrstugrenla, elulu, tav­ pipe with which t o war working, the county Jail here fo r safe keep­ wa* pulled off a mud bonk at the ___ ing. when threat* * ff violence mouth of tto I U m GD— Tw o men were seriously A B IIE V IL I.F , N. Co Ort. J 0 . - erns, railroads fend I roka and bit h<* toad. Ha was a iread through a crowd o f eeveral yesterday and press abad to Mar­ wounded by bollrie l<-l*y * » rie$- J*ck Moody - * a given a - eight native o f Fraaklln, Ga El* fattor, rr ore of persons that gathered al seille* under tor aw ing brake out w lU sudden fury |g months suspended Jail aenUnre C. W . Hoard, o f Conjirs, Ok, CUBANS IV M ISSIO N examination was ordered to the strike-fern *Uk diatrict o f ay on charge! e f accepting survlvyo. $g,are*re. whether any damage hod nga to a duel. H e bad told Nertkera New Jersey. One l wwrif D M IA M I, O c ti 20.— C r»-D *n l*1 den* or wbettor tto ship MONK T U B ' W U H B be wa* wwnded la a «k>el M O RN TAG S a o i 4 ) proceed to Indio wtth Ms |0t I n (D anger ovar tha affection* that they weqaJ repatodty on • government mlaajon fef IfevaaUgaD E T R O IT .— Tnddy, a -----------I unnamed g ir t WKD*// ... strength ... T A U A H A H S E E . Ort. .SO lion of Cuba* WetIvl ties la tbl* peppy, atin ,__________ to d enough N E W 8COTT8BORO T R U E thanks to hit rescuers T M state motor vekk U deportcity wa* mad* foatenky by three left toh FATHER OF TW INS A T TV •adoy reported was e r i reeled from a Cuban* who axrlved tore from when m i T A K R * D IP L O M A T ATIIR , A la , Oct. 20. COLUMBIA, Me, Ort. 19 foot umhrxrrund, U g* Havana by i Involve o. The men gavel sewer | tto flrat 1> t o had toon ImprUanod Juaa 'Rodrigue*, i In wh* tk re* I0 A V E N N T , *»g O ct their ni roeeipU were 11 an) Treowea, M , famous H lg U o imre/Two men dig for were Jut ’ - * ’ •— a. Mfedor- for » 1ST mere tag* not fee-j/our last night to n b, lud$* and dipiomnt, died bare aa. Each said | WALLACE SEEK S BRITAIN WARNED PROTECTION FOR'AGAINST POLICY PORirCONSUMERS OF ANT A GONEM RECOGNITION OF ftUSSIA RUMORED AS IM PENDING U. S. SEEKS LEGAL WAY OF GETTING AT BIG SALARIES totto»r Probe Deals HI ow To Hopes Of Many Disabled Veterans n& p* w f m n =S u 8 d t t u p s 5 fuaiatfed wtth f etbor two. i;v. Agr-dK,raj-A. ' A 'v i k . I T tto t«“ i i iM mu � 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, October 19, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 19, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 19, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald