1 10 316 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d2c64db3d24460ca4fa19c7e2ce58138.pdf 3384045e6db1f226375a2bbcd67a3362 PDF Text Text JANUARY X 1M4 VijMsiiiKbroii. ju. t—u - tP resident Roosevelt notify t U l l.e planned to drlnr^hl B m annual m t i u p to C o 4*®** Uir..on«» m person. W Percent Depositoi Roosevelt G i v e ASHING TON, fan. 1 - t * ) Ident Roosevelt waa Informal) alabt that 97 percent of th* » ‘a bank depositors would •aurad under Ito new dtpoalt ranca which bacUm* effective thatdoPoalM la 1MSS bank* nro •ull Support Of 73rd Congress Predicted By Veteran Senator •• \ Ha said that aafySdl'banka had both found ineligible and prwdktad that a nomhar of than* might hp Insured by making certain cor* Thus, for tha first time in Am*rWASHINGTON, JIan. L - t d V - Man hiltory dapoiltora o f anma ba antlra lagltlatlw outlook fa* ap to ItSOO war* Imurad against » aaariaa.uf Oshgrwe starting loos. Allay July 1 this Inaaranc* will ha increased to 119,000. *T congratulate you,* wrote President RoiaOValt In roapoua* to tho report of Cummlngi, oad K. 0 . Bannatt(aud J. P. Y. O’Connor, “baesuia jou hare In theoo few month* accomplished with compMta suctass a gigantic task which tho pasaimMU saU could not pos­ sibly bo <hXM before Jan. 1 . “That ST parcaat o f tho bank dope*!tor* of the Italian ar* In•UUd will giw renewed faith. a la •mlM, noeri . 1 of Urn ftdw ti t s u n * -lyTtim asm automatically Insured undar itk* new federal law. Ta become number* of tha fadrial Insurance guarantee, state banka acre required to moat rliw yP*****11* by *h® federal aa- COUNTY BOARD . Kara svldehe, o f hU u i U M with Ua praaraoa « f tk r*riu JstraHon's ftaaarlal and uionali program^ Undar lha dirrdBetl Hanja Metayuthau, J r, 1# glvl kla bid M aM and na|«hbor i UUa ad wall aa tka rvaMnslbj Ua* o f secretary « f tha traaaui Altar mart than a monthart Inf baad of tka d-pnfMm Mar«anlkaa waa jrom oir.d to f membership hi tka eab1n<-| faBaj la f tka raaifnatian of fticrM WoodIn, who want on taato d M aanra in mid-November t**<H rail and recovery from a p n U ant throat inflation. Thua Morfrntkau assumed/!] portfolio with hi* awn polMi and Ida** already In aperatM Ilia only commont wna that' It] would ba eont Inurd unrkanie Tha development left his oW of under earratary vacant. .;] Former City Manager Of Sanford Named T o Succeed MI UH After Week-] R e c o rd S S i ' Torrential F LOfl A N G E L E S , , (A.P.)- t-TK» ' hoWtrf other cataitrophc, .t IS nht« months,! Southern California i Oavomor Daw BhalU today an. nmnjrad tha appelatmaat of W « . H. William* ef Oviado as county tom mlmloner from tka Fifth Die* trlct, ■uccaadlnf tka lata Luther P. Mill*. . •• The appointment is nndantoad to b* affactlra at one* and Mr. William* waa tchaduMd to ba waL comad a* a member of tha Com- 1 million duriny tka regular mast­ ing of tka beard this afternoon. ' H* wa* cangratatatod by aeoiM of parsons at tha Court Hoaaa to­ day, thortly after tha news I reached Sanford that tha rvaom- | mandatlon or the Board had boon i acted upon by Ooramor 8holt*. | Mr. William*, a former Ban- « ford city manager, tonight will ( ba Installed aa mayor ef Oviedo, I also succeeding tha Ut* Mr! MUM. Ha become*, therefor*, on* bf tha I few resident* af this dtp and 1 county who haw bean named to i two Important office* In on* day, 1 . Mr. WlUlaras will ba Inatallad la I office together with a new town i council, to ha composed of Carl t Deal, Joe Lalahart, J. U Mal­ colm, C. T. Nlhlack, and Jack I !to aasuy tha highlight or many Mtarv* "hlch made * gay sue!*• ° f Ihr'ninth aaaual Plonaar’s JKvptlon, staged In 0»a Lake (ary Chatnbar of Comma rce ifldlng ltd tight. Introduced to an audience which them. Two bam lead and fifty «nora nK"W than SOO iparsons - - - unbared I T W W— H WWW r v io w iio [bad Included tfl pioneer raaldants war# being parfertrj after hear. y t the city *»d county, Mrs. Bul­ Inga, and 40 additional hearing* lock charmingly ovprassad har ware docketed for Uie first part Trias*Ur* at, holng pr***nt. and of next month. Tha grocery coda will taka ak[thankad Prank Evans, Lake Mary pionaar whl acted a* nuitar of j feet Jan. 0. In It* final form Si­ karamool**, for hi* remark, “ Mr*. |mon all vestiges of agricultural 1admlnlst ration Influence war* INIIock I* a wonderful woman • ilrippcd from It .down to csnceltaIplk the uwtotatt fane P n *rer i IHon l.y presidential order ft' a prorislon requiring that “no food and Ktuicry retailer shall knowingly sell * commodity adultarattil or ■nlabisndstl in violation of Ih* fedFor tha second time In Mao th •i*l food and drug ucL“ a week, death has claimed thi Johnson urged this cancellation parson* In tbla city In lex* tk raying h* thought It “ question•bis" to provide additional punish* Falrcloth, tofiS Pali nient through tbu cods for ofto Atonoa, died a t.hU home la' ,fence* under penal, laws. Buspendtw alow fto" 10 days, pending I not dlnasa. Funeral service* wore h*j (*n earl) hsarlng, was a provision as l “ I owe rnv life * In ImkOvlaw Cemetery yestsriu ful climate, •ha stated “ and to r° r ‘nclualon In ths calculation of afternoon at >:00 o'clock, w ( .you old pen * present msy I ear d®l}**r*J »• * '»* of sum* Bav. J. F. Campbell bf the II<4 that If It I p->««IMe. you *hould •I’®"1 bT msrchnnta for transporI . . t a l Io ta i a t k . - f _ I_ naaa Church at Daytona Death J arrange to live In Florida for tatlon to tha place of sal*. This apparently had bean li |he remainder of your days. In Death AgainCJaii Three Residents' Less Than 48 I[ou rash of ItolhMy 1 hattarod ita u d i •arrayed- store *1 *Ut end water. qylgt way. I am tossing porstloa opened Ithvaults' tp sound buUtuUwu requiring addlttonai backing. .<• .ift -By tho part hat* of tkh capital stock in many liuUtotSona, tha gavurnmant has parh*pa the gnattot Intoroot In ah i control over the I anting structure of the na­ tion la meant history. \ LehmannAsksSingrers To Join Song: Festival ~ .......... UM IM IDNr off Oowmarto, Karl Uhmana this tooralag urged local vopaliata to avail thcihaalvto af aa opportunity AaguMRw .Rmlth, who wiU ba la tbM city •tonight, at tho Woman’s choral dime tors ha in Sanford to tha xajt ftp Nttion Greets Hl*h, Hopeful should Ilea In FtorW*, wau-h your torarrs, are prohibited. Nothing diet, and be careful.” [except parlshatla, damaged or Tho gathering of pioneer* ami similarly cheapened goods may be thelp relatives and friend* was the |hold at Isas than thsir tlslivarvd largest of say event aver held at roet, or toplacamant coat If that M|o Mary. A new record for the la- lower, plot .an pllewance for attendance of pioneer* wa* rvconl -tor* labor. Tho amount of the a<f whan 77 person* registered »- Uttar, as in tha other Mtall cod*., b flft ®r,r year* of sge Th, xmaina la bo fixed and probably previous high ragUtration wa* (It will be established by Jan. 10, to parsons last year. . iato'offset Feb. 1. Mr. Evans offered a* speaker* 1‘rvvlously approved labor provjdorlng tha avanlng, Judge It W .mna were continued In th* new Bi Wtto»w. t*. t o . »rei i r tm w&mr • "' totmmom « flp«nrRr, Jno. D. Jlnkina, Karl itour « «tk roJ a t«n-hour Jrjt, Iehmaan, E. E. Brady, am) T. 1. with oto toy off In aavan; mini Dumas, of Sanford. Each apaaker mum wages ranging from |lo to profeased oollcltlous Interast in the $16 a weak, on tho basis of popu welfare of aacb pioneer and wished Ution. Bach stors must stay open each a happy and healthful nsw I Cowtlnuaa on Pago Two). fBAT* ( ‘ '"tom■ 1 ■■ a » Introduced during the tvrnlng C f l n i t l n c r O n p rw fir> n *iT *\ WWW Ooorgo A. Jones, N year o l » P n -U , /\ a t llljffji __1_ Lake Mary man; R. I). While, an B M P I I U n N e X t M o n d a y othsr la k e ‘ Mary pioneer; John ‘ —l-oo, M-yoar old votsran of the Tha Ecfcerxon Fruit Cannar-. ' Indian wan, who anlariained the ln« - plant at Thlrtaaath S>a - t oudlsneo with an unaccompanied B®d Laurel Avenue will bogl» l*-'>4 pang:.Mrs. Powell, 14-yrar old ip*r«U*n* neat MomUy, it w.* »*ww* mssvitowwu ■h d rvH7 Ot loc r. " ■a'a ^ *a*wwiw| wm *1 w— f*w-w*i4|»ii Wllb htrtol In Rvergraca Cam,. 'N r. had Mr*. Jimmie Edmondson, InMfll twtorvlwas and to b* git lary. R. r. W «. I^Brooks. Jr., t ri?*® "»rrMd to U ks Mary ! ItotructUne «bU i they are t th* Flri t Baptist Church will a ■' ***hl H1** Han* Wylly, who Ptotad to carry out during tl* flHato. htUbaorars will to m “ Wb“ l 1 N to a airl~j " t o n * Urn* of **rrl«*. A . DeC ttto. II B Pend. D. v J#kn Holsch who, with the 1st* H w*s stated that that* Ul vT Dr- v C. W . . further 4 at furthaa toad n**d o f man amployoas W. Entxmlngar ______ waa craditad as 0 *»‘ ‘ Mr. Dr. H. IL McCa/l this time, and that iton wishing having dona mar* for BamlnoM ,l totog.-aad J. R.'Btawa . . Bartvt g Mr. Lavojog who w p o lity than any other two moat work at tha pUnt would not tall <9®*UHu«. .«, l ag. Two i there. AU available Jbbt for men torw at Mvtagto*, Oa^ oa Jon* ora taken. MW. hr tw# dMghtotu, Mr*. Interviews will ba bold oa B. Uowi rd o f Sanford, and M. * City CommisaionToBe Th-fid*y from ItOO oVIock to 4-.00 o'clock batwisa C. JL Ecknrafa, i Re-Organized Tonight •wnar of tha plant, and wataaa sr y . ■■■■■ glrli who ar# osAlag'tmpIsymont. ----. \ 1 Itocrgaaisatlon ef th* Sanford ^ ' I City Commission, with th* altctMw of * mayor to serve for th* nuto yoar, viB ooma at a apiela) tototiaa to the City Hall tonight at •wKktot yesterday at 4)04 TtBe a aleak. . ■» -■ *. ,l I. Only alight damage fa s OomaUtoWaora 8. a BUnholior lad, however, and |h*ru Warn end T. L. Duma*, olsated without loaBlaa. Mia m ia n in j u b k d . Taylor Tells Farmers About ReliefMeaflure* 6taps which tha Federal gar* •rnmant to taking toward th* { f ­ Ilaf of tha faraaeu sad growars o f this nation ware explained to approximately M togoAera and friend* of tha Bowlaots Coatoy Agricultural Oub wbon thay mat at tka Court House Friday night to hoar aa addruto by FM| Taylsr of tho Dopartatont of Agriculture at Tallaharato. "Happy.dsys srv h*rTj! That .was tha hgyttoto I nation's.Now Vaar celibraH It wtltomad 1934 born of a to! promts* of bettor thhi coma. Prow all parts of the pi cams Joyous. acclaim o f ai yoar which fmr the first H 14 yptM toads lie entrance accompaniment of legal Uqi countless glass** la atom tl •corn of atotoo. grtotlng to the New T* a not* of kopafullaai* thi would refloat a continual tM Improvement toward y Ity noted In tha. waning 4 *8V From th* nation’* to leaders cams avpr***lons fldsoca that tha now year •as a return of praaporlto ��1 / 1 ■’ •'JAr* ^ ' ' a 8 ANl ■ J A N U A R Y X 19M fT tsid en t WUI Go Before Congre .'^W a s iiin o t o h T j » . * _ i -JPresIdcwt Roosevelt notlf iM gianiiua] • In t o ttK tt*» U planned to driver ,0 m annual message to C. tar..oii*w to carton. VI Percent Roosevelt G i f t Pact Governing1 Vast ‘ Retail Hood Trade WUI Be Placed Into Effect On Saturday Was H< of Senator Hawaii WASHINGTON.' Jam. Urn entire legislative o the ernston o f Oshfreei WASHINGTON, Jan. L - G P ) rretldam Roosevelt waa Informed ■P r a t I deal Heeerrelt y*gt*r| teat nlfht that *7 percent o f the rare wldene* o f hU sattotaril nation'■ hank depositor* weald with the prerreee « f he beared under the w w . deposit I«t ration's (bands) and niensL Innrmnce which betam* effect Ire program* under the dirreAion today. H«m>. Morgynthao. Jr„ I f girl Walter J, Cummlngi, chairman ble bid friskd and neighber I of the ftttotal deposit Insurance title U wen aa the remafawlbl corporation, reported to Rooeevslt tiee of t o n U n o f the treaow that defotlta hi l i t l l hanks are After more than a noolh Ineared. ‘ . act In* head af the il pdnjL : He said that only*14Thanks had Morgrnlhau waa premotr'.d to i htoh found Ineliflble and predict* memksrshjp In the eabtrwt feBej ad that a nmaker of them mlsht In* the rasJgmtbn of Sterml Woodla, who went aft 1cs.ro o M •ence In mld-NoVember to ■ reit and recovery from n pedg| eat threat infection. Thu* Morftnlhaa nsiumrd. il portfolio with hi* own polld W. B. WILLIAMS GIVEN PLACE ON COUNTY BOARD Record-Shafts Torrential Ra • - . WASHINGTON; Jan. *— <*V IPresident R M w nlt Kaa approved LO S A N G E L E S , Jan a roda la govern the vaot retail ( A .P ^ -r-T h e h orror o food and grocery trade, composed Former City Manager °thfcr catastrophe, the 8 Rules of 4M.OOO itorei la every city and Of Sanford Named IB nlna month*,, f| _ _ w •» (town, and then complri* i the i"* KHA'l organisation of til* coon* T o Succeed MM I'M Southern California w|U I ____ ' t / w « T . dktreM, and m trv'« enure retail traJe. etch year 1 It was the 182nd code of fair Governor Dave Bholts today is . and you’ll competition to he approved hjr the nwaced the appointment of V s . dama*« today. ipplly at I |President, and the first of those H. Williams of Oviedo aa county Sunday the g r e a t* 1. Rnlloek, originally consigned to the farm comm Inloner from the Fifth Die* d*F J>f rainfall In all roman a* administration am) then returned trkt, succeeding the late Lather h e r n looted flood talk that 1° NRA wh»n the agricultural P. hlllla. The appointment to understood BMeh-iltid drowned* at to bo effective at once and Mr. William* waa scheduled to ha wel­ comed aa a member af the Com* 1 mission during the regular neeot* lay af the board this aflsrnosa'. 1 He wee congratulated by scoria < of persona at the Court Hoes* to­ were being perfected after hear* ins*, and 40 additional heatings day. shortly after the news i were docketed for the first part reached Sanford that tho rscam- 1 mendatlon of tho Board had been i Iplea.ure etj (wing p to .o t, end 0 , “ * acted upon by Governor 8holts. t rrm i Evans. U k . Mary ™ Mr. WUI lama, a former Ben c I pioneer whi acted as mastor of ' . ford city manager, tonight will « reremeal**, for his remark, “ Mr*. | be Installed aa mayor of Oviedo, t Hnltoctl (s a wonderful woman . , else succeeding the late Mr; Mtlto. M b »ho sweetest fare IV , ever , , He becomes, therefore, on# of tho I ifvn on . wemsn of her s c e “ \\Z„ few res ideais of this city and 1 Mr*. Bollotk briefly sketched grurci county who have bean nomad to t tho story of her Ilf* la Florida two Important office* In on* day, f jartnc l he past to years and on* roi,b,, . Mr. WlDlama will ha Installed la h hesitatingly declared that *thto CIS1 f office together with a now team * levely climate has saved my life." j 0hi council, to ho comps*ed of Cert tl Deal. Jee U lahart, J, L. IfalRhe stated that before she came .agios to FlorMp to live she had been In able" f«* r hettth and suMccl to slch- ‘ nient •oos w:ih every change In the ,fence* •■■flay aftengron nftor ‘g shorn weather. pcndi Dhtere. Funeral services w*re fe ll a, nwr WT ,,f„ |hl, wnlvWr_ ... „ In Laktvtow Cemetery ytolepMjr fnl climate." ,h . stated. “,nd to|for * afternoon et 9:00 o'clock, with you rid people present may I say Rev. J. F. Campled Of the IldU.that If It Is possible, you should ' ’ I**1 naea Church at DMrtona Bcarb A arrange to live In Florida for i u lif| flclatlag. la \ •! • |he remainder of your days. In I . tha majority leader, l Roosevelt's men* m M 'h 'P jr ikore af tha Dense- Death AgainCJ Three Resident Less Than48 H •aa p m qf tk« sub* •d, hot Rohlasen said ■» to tot support th* ■i«7 On the monetary U t his leaders hip to 0toaMp possible," he •ament dictated to a, “and that ha to f >heth detonatoatlon to h|s effort* ta pro* ATI.A The reruns.raolU firms*, cor* peratien opened tu vaults tp sound institution- requiring additional bar king. •By th* pdrahat* of this teplUl stock In many Institutions, the government ha* perhaps the greatart interest In aAd control over th* hanking atrwcioro of the na­ tion la recast history. V Fla. on Peh. 29,1904. fir was to health that |a s* near perfect a« , year* of ape. Barriering him are my ar* will permit. You woold . ,, hi* widow, Mrs. Ola Ksirelolh.il*- surprised at the Work I am I y|J and two small children, hlary Loj'rl.1* to do with mv neclle *> I th, 0 Felrrloth and LaVaao|J-'aircloth. nrsrthe 100 mark, and my advice trad* Mr. FairclothWas th# last per il« that If you wish to live to a stores son to dl# In tho rounty during1t'pe and happy old aye. mo 0g « „ 1933. Av |should live.in FtSrida, wst.-h your tomer Th* flret local deall. of theldlr.!: ■•*-** " Jesrep new year claimed Mrs. Ellubeth .. . ‘ ^ r * rto* pl°?**'r* “ T*1 *in,1,■ Duncan, TS-yeer-old re*ldcnl who! - * f.rWtMfa T V .th* ■*ult* ' died at her home et IVlmctlo a,.J| <'W , r“*1' Lehma rangers Rosalind AvcnuM y aa t r r d . y * ?** ™ * r'’ for ,h" '«• '«• pion**T* *** r,c” ri •lo^• Festival morning at about S:3<| oMpck. I Short services wore held st the As secretary l * the Chamber Erickson Funeral Hornet his jnornof. Commerce, Karl Lehmann this, log at iOlM O'clock. The body morning nrged local rofalUts to was seat to Capitols, Kta| l*t« avail th#rakeIre* af aa opportunity today where burial will take ‘place to rOoefve free tatorin* In choral Mrs. Duncan waa tha widow of a veteran of thh Confederate ferccs. Bhe was a member of tho Holtsdaw family, well-known in Geor­ choral directors gia, and *b* was hare at Algeria, be In Barterd Kept. 17, IU7. Kh* to surrlvcd kg tha next Up by a daughter, Mr*. J. Earnest, tod threo seas, |fc M t o s H , K. 0. Duncan and Jt. P. Daman, all of Sanford. r ^ A short Illness proved fetal t* Anderson B. Lovejey, 8 r , 74, who d H nt the home af hto hen. A. U. * il Map to Avonns StJGout Ili40 s'clock last ntobt.1 Hi i li Mltoas.Compttrtbr U s M i f l v . i h i ftmds m -------- — —— [ '’ #Wl iBnMa, PRAUUkKO hew m m ■ snan im m c n yorkT Hewtow a Baker, < IMS mshUtoatlM Mods, to n Hew ; PtoeWeai Roeeev praletd Ptrridert i tall.fag theto Web tr; John , -------meettag t i of the, Thg Befcerson Fruit Cannso. 1held In t ained the I In*,, giant at Thirteenth Sw* l >hat tows ■onipsnlcil and Laqre) Avenue will beglu 1931 B. O. I year old, tperejiona next Meoilsy, it was Hsines as f u r I per- jsnnsanseil today. a new toe ity Home. | RtofM of old employees of I nc her* wlU for her j N tot gather* i there this morning renact! m ig Old"; to snhmlt lo the nseal pre-emptoy-'•*, W. D. ImoruUon. m e t totorvh.es and te be g lu s Halaea, L A* Mary Instruction* arht.h they are er- lessee, B yliy, who portpf to carry w t duriny Uelr Bgaeq. W. a Girl"; toMBfls tone af service. now aee* th* late » mb* stotod tha* there to n* win ha la edited aa f»>1h«t need of men employee* st Seminal* this time, and that fe n wishing _ . we mani , » ork •» Urn plant ammld not cell T a y l o r • r" ' City CommlsslonToBe Ra-Organlxed Tonight % j 1 I t r Ho has again tamed to his sur­ lier occupation, engineering, for •taring th* past severe] weeks he lie* been work director for CWA projects In this county. Under him are all foremen and workers that era assigned to various proj- K C r j BeftirOnNertMonday T u iT " Be-orgaatoattoa af th* Sanford CHy Cammtoalan, with th* slaeUm ef g mayor to eacve far th* nmr year, win eesne at * aptrial IH M '. *< ill .'* •A Mr. WUliama had a part In the ■(matrix! Ion of th* sea-wall at 8L Petersburg,^ and later to the yacht basin sad other Lakefree t Improvements during th* time he Smith To Be Installed As Altamonte Mayor afternoon at li f e o'rkx t rto* ,R *|orgre»n Com. ■ r. Wm. f . Brooks, J r, <fl t Baptist Charch will « .] ■••W are will M Goort; i ttos, II. B. P o p i Dr. V .1 »tor, Dr. H. IL McCasli ,i . . aaU. - system of drainage ( t a i l was constructed la Black Himmeek, and aa a result, lands la that area are extremely productive, among th, ftoast Hn th* aoeaty. ! 1or Thcrsday from 1:00 s'clock to 4 .00 BUR* wWck **• «*r' u'cioek betwise C H. Frkrrsii ernmret to taking toward the re­ lief ef the farmer* and gw warn of this nation warn ggpietoad U approximately 110 m|mh«rs and friends of tho Bomtocle jPaarty Agrienltnrnl Oub whoa they met at Um Court Heat* Friday night 22^2- 1. k* •• w About Nition Greets 1! High, Hopeful £ �f t xVs* lY, JANUARY X IBM .WASHINGTON, J » . t - m — President r Frid than S * people. ate, it i-Hty by (i HmMm^^y H M v W [Percent Oration's Roosevelt G i f Federal Insurance ON SEES LT GOLD ^ (Jongress r V r ? nirfo icf wi id By Veteran Senator WASHINGTON,1 Jan. k - M V Tb* entire legiilatm* ootloek for th* sesstea of Ototreei aUrtlng Wadoeerk y :wa* dtecaaaod at a long eoi\f*T*iar# of aonaU Demetittajfcactorda* fend culminated hi a prediction by Senator WahtoiWfe o f Arkansas. the majority loader, that P m Wont Booaeralt’a mon«tary police* would ‘ be upheld. Eleved member* of tha Democratlc ttdmlng committee headed hour* ifebd'a hdlf to th* Senate sflea h* m * jr he • preliminary to n White Hoar, conference later lh the- evening,'at which both hoot* and aenaka Democrats war* Invited •to talk over major logis- RoomtvI*. tU M lan l * IniWn today t t lt ).• pltnMd to di'.lvrr hit .Ant annual m M U p U C< U( m i lor..oiiow in p rw n . • Pact Governing Vast Was H WASHINGTON, Jan. *— < * > Preildem Roosevml n a laformad test night that *7 percent o f th• naOeat bank depositor* *w U ha Insured under th#; fepw. deposit Insurance which bmmnm affactlra today. Walter J. Cummln*i, chairman of (he fatVral depoilt toanrane* core*ratten, reported to Roooortlt that dcfoclta la l t 4 t » ho»kc>r* insured. : no told that only'Ul bank* had back found Ineligible and predictad that a number of thorn might ha lacarod by making certain cor- P r a t Ideal Itoaoredt ymtrn gave evidence at hi* *at(gM with the pragrea* *t the fed; litration'* financial and i M t program! Under th* dbtdljE Hcnte Mma fkUmn. Jr.. bd..gi hla bid friahd and n»|ghh** title ad well a* th* r*»#6wl diet, and ha tareful, and you'll competition lo be approaed by the tie* o f eoertoaiy of the troa* I lk * a* long and a* happily at I IPresident, and the first of thoee After men than a niegW [have.’- aaid Mm. E. D. Bollock, orlfliially consigned to th* farm M-euar ol.l Sanford woman aa admlnl.tratlon ami then relumed acting head * f _the drpafU I the concluded a abort talk that to NR A wh«n the agricultural Morgralhan waa promoted to « easily (ho highlight of many “ nl‘ disagreed, membership In th* cabby t fal features * kleh raad T . gay aucwtu» lu , ta"»tum by th* P m llag th* resignation o f ftadn Wood In, who ar*M an ka.ee *1 egea of Ihe'nlnth aanual Pioneer’* d*nt' Bnl" ZeLni’ l Z l l I. ik . T I L rr New Year’s, leering nearly SO aanc* In mld-Notomber to (tcUm,* ’ « Thu, for th* flrxt'Uio* la Amer­ rrat and l ocorary from a pad ’ chin her of Commerce 0,her cod** , l the W*lt* ,,o0»* I n d l-.^ T e t e M ready for Ih* chief*, algnatur* ican htitary dopoilioro of enme ent throat infection. I B S i S m V ________ _ fh m he con glr. lima to atudy op to ItSOO ware Incurod cg»ln»t Thua Morgtnlhau aatumed loe*. m Vhan ^ T n ^ a T* « •*«"*'«' *"d flftf portfolio with hi* own pol i 100 were being perfected after hearAftoy Jriy 1 thU Insurance wlU E a.J ntI ^ . i ? plone.r re.lden . , and w .^ U lon .l hearing. y f th* city fend cminly. Mr* Bnl- w#„ for lh. flrat port be Incraaaad to 810,000. Reek rhormlnrlv eapre.Mcl her of monlK "I congratulate yoo," wrote hdomlun at, being p -^ m l .nd President Rooosvclt in roxpooe* to the report o f Camming!. *«d K. 0 . Bennett t*nd J. F. Y. O'Ctmoor, "became jou hart In th*** few month* accomplished with complot* lu a t u o gigantic taak which the poaalmlata caU could "not poo. i.ion requiring that “no food and alhly bo ttooa before Jan. 1. -. ? Mr*. Bullotk brieflr sketched crurtry irtaller shall knowingly <T h a t *1 percent of the bank th* etery of her Ilf* la Florida aril a commodity adultsratrd or (taring lh* p*«t 40 years and' on- rolabiandatl in alolatlon of th* fed­ depositor! of th* nation or* lo­ hrtiutingly declared that ” thU eral food and drug act." aned will | tn renewed faith. . Johnson urged this cancellation “ I am alao happy to koow of n weak, death hoe claimed l!u* lovely climate has saved my life." the fin* oo-opcratlon glrta you persona in thU city to l*n* th* Sho ■fated that before the cam* |isjlag he thought it 'question­ to Flnridp to live she had been In ( able'' to prorlde additional punish, by th* rocoaitroetio* finance cor­ 4H hours. ■ nient through th* cod* for pfporation.’' —Martin Palrekth, 2 * « Palm* poor hevtth and auhjeet lo alek- fence, ua.br penal, law*. SuaAll national banka and number* to Avfehti*- «tkd at.hU home lal ■eee w (h every rhance In th* , prnded alao for 80 days, pending at th* federal t t u n i ayatom or* J it o a r aftonpron after W aho weather. an carl) hearing, era* a provision "I ewe mv life to th*. wonder- i automatically Insured under fthd Din***. Funeral aervlce* w#r* he I for tneluiloa In the calculation of In Uktview Cemetery t ealentoy fnl climate." ah* steted, “ and to delivered cost of good* of sum* now ftderal law. T* become mombor* o f th* fed­ afternoon et 8:00 o'clock, wjtb you eld people prr.rnl may I My .pent by merchants far Iran.por­ eral laiuranca guarantee, >UU Rev. J. F. Camph.il t t the IMh that If It la poeethla, you should ta lien to the place of sal*. to Ihrr In Florida for ThU apparently had been In­ banka V*r* required to moot rig* nasa Church at I>Wlon* Oenrk 'Y urmnrv rwmitmWr of four d•yw. In tend* J t* pot In' some guaranty.*! flclatlng. v ' i \ ‘ ' Id condition* by th* federal an. M t, Ftoretotto^iUtormafe^igi W. B. WILLIAMS GIVEN PLACE ON COUNTYBOARD Former City Manager Of Sanford Named T o Succeed M H 11 day p f rainfall in all h e r e loosed flood p. Mill*. '* Th* appolatment la under*tood to be affect Ire at once and Mr. William, area acbadnkd to b* wel­ comed oa a member of lh# Com­ mission during tha regular maak Death AgainCI Three Redden Less Than48 H ayatom of drainage cfefeom w*» [health that la aa near perfect 1Boi deemed attffklent lo warrant constructed la Black Hammaak. my « r ' will permit. You would >|tf appro,*] without further atiMy. and as • result, land* la that area j m aotnaff! of tOvur, for which | lie .un’ ri.ed at tha work I am ; The coda generally parallel*J ore extremely productive, among InirtliatlaiM i i t o tp ig additional *b*o( » third of-iha ronate ha* tacking. irid* to do with mv nenlle aa 1 'the one covering gtneral rvtgll thj finest 4n th* county. * . Ptodgad It* afepyon to adeaaa* of near the IPO mark, and my advice trad* anil Its twin ruling drug U(a sapefap, waa on* gf the tub- -By th* purebaa. of this Capital Mr. Will lorn* hod * port la th* that If you wish to live to * .tore*. "Laaa leader*,'* th* arttelee Jects Oaasaead, tori Robinson isld stock to many In.Ututtofea, tha •tmstru<( Ion at the aca-waU at l rip* and happy old are. vou offered below Co,t to bring In cuatha "dlpealtien la to support th* gevarnment baa perhaps tha great.h->uld live in Florida, srmteh your tororrs, are prohibited. Nuthlag , f l y l d * f e policy an tb* monetary I hit Interest to m i control over diet, and ho ramful." rarept periahotle, damaged *r III* bonking structure of th* na­ Th* gathering of pioneer* and similarly cheapened guoda may b* •""We'Caal that hU leaden hip to tion to recent history. ^ tbi lr relatives and friend* waa the »ld at l**a than their >Wliv*rwl tha entoMldderahtp poeaihle." he largest at any event ever held *1 rust, or Xeplacvmenl coot If that haM (Q rS o te m e u t dlcUted to Inks Mary. A new reoor.t for the u lower, plea an pllawanc* tor ng*ers Lehma I attondanc* of pioneer. wa» r.cor.1 -i-r# labor. Th* amount of the log whan TT person, register, d o» latter, as In th* ether r.tall odes. Festival over 80 year, of »ge Th< Wmalna U b# fl**d and probably a du* high registration waa «« mill be established by Jan. 15. U, As aaeretory .at the Chamber j persona last year. , ir° lato’ oBoct Feb. 1. of Commarvu. Kart Lehmann this Mr. Em m offered *. ap»*k»ni I Pruvtoualy approved labor pruri■torntog urged local royallaU to during the evening. Judge It. W moos were continued In the new avail therakelve. of oa opportunity I Ytod l| WMr— 11 W. (eodey.kmtodtor-• meetmem 48 Bpencer, Jno. D. Jlnklni, Karl hour wmk' end a ten-hour day. i Lehmann, K. K. Brad), end T. L »ith o»e d*y off in seven; mini . Damn*. *f Sanford. Each opeebrr mum wages ranging from $lo to Smith To Be Installed this city .tonight, at lh* Women's ' profeseed aolicllleu* Interest In the *15 a Week, on th* beat* of popo Aa Altamonte Mayor , welfare of each pioneer and wished l.lloa. Bach .tare, must stay open , each fe happy aad healthful new Th# government at Altamonte I year. Springs, pioneer re.orW eoter of . Introduced daring lh# ovrnlng , anew 0*or«« A. Jenoo, HO year *i?l OnNextMonday fkcloto after a re-organlaatlon | Lake Mary man; B. D. Whit*, anmeet!eg which to scheduled to bo athor Lake'Mary planter; Jobe Tito Echeraon Fruit Canneo. held In the Community Hoom to that town tonight Inn, plant at Thlrteoath B. O. Smith will aocceed B. W. aad U fp t] Avenue will begiu Id’ll Ilalnes as ma)er o f th# tewfe, and (petition* seat Monday, it a new team council of **vsn memannounced today. Score* of old employ*** of Im. bore wtU b# taatoUed ato*. •Tha plant gather* i there this moratoc council member* are: II. K. Falk Uoldawarth. E. T, 4 J p Brickaon Fuaeral Home l • to afebmlt to tha uaaal pru ample; - er. W. D. monos', afternoon at SrM o’clock, meat later*kea and to be giuu iisio.s L. D. Halnaa, Mr*, t , A. VfHh bartol to Evergree* Cemi ■, Instructions arh'.h they are or- t^rnaan. B. D. McIntosh, aad J- C. tery. R< r. Wm. f . Brook*, J r, <ll peetod to carry c It during lleir Boooa. W. B- Ballard I* th* lewnto new aaaoaaoMisaeerer. aad hi th* Fir l Baptist Charch will oi -[ amsin'i term of Mrvlp*. . Ik Wfea (toted the* there l* n* wlO ha Iaatailed to effto* tonight ftetato. *aUbaarure will ha Goorx •\ further maH at mm employ*** ok A. DeC lie*, II. B. Pop< Dr. V .1 this tlmo, aad that fe a wishing D , Gar ilar, Dr. H. IL McCari> ,t MEW YORK. work at tha plant ainmld not fell Taylor Tells Farmers A . J. Liming, and J. t . T8tow*r .: Newton a Baker, there. All available j*b« for mam About RdiefMeaaurea . Burivi g Mr. Levejoy wka wi »; IMS mtbilltttk* a n taken. I , •1 •soda, Is • Now l Utaavtewa will be hold oa Steps which the ft fc c a ! g*»* President R00**1 Thoreday from 8:00 oVIach to 4.00 rraiment to taking toward th* IF City CommiaalonToBe e'eteak betwien C. H. Eckorafa, Hof s f Urn farmer* aad gtwamm a t Gatoearll Reorganized Tonight i o v r l c y ar vl of tkto nation wore explained to htoagS) A. a approximately '80 m|mhata and S* ergaatoottoa at the Sanford id. ond J, a friends at the Bamlaot* Pon^y City Commioatoa, with th* oloeAgrkaltaral Oab whM they mot tha at a mayor to serf# for lb* at tha Oeart Hoaao Friday feiffM new year, win tmm at a ap«rial meeting to th* City Hall tmdght at Nation Greets 1 High) Hopeful l �^ 7---- -■ s'" • -------------------i* A few dayn i| ( wr we/e fff'jlat very “ vry tor our friends in the North who from Maine to Minnesota had been caught in the grip of sub-tero temperatures. It seemed to us that weather whkh resulted th the mercury actually dropping out of eight, enow piling up so high in busy streets as to Interrupt traffic, and billiards Inundating the country aide with enow and ice, waa nothing ahort of a calam ity. . ft aeema however that we were wrong for already come glowing report* from many of the worst affected^ areas which indicate that natives may be viewing the tempera­ ture^ decline at a Godsend. It aeema that many of' the fur coat manufacturer!! and the woolen underwear depart­ ment* arc doing business for the find time In several year*. It also aeema that literally thousand* of persons previously unemployed are now engaged in shoveling snow off main thorough fare*. -•OfHr TO A SMOKB-HINO I lava things that ascend: Aeroplanes and bird-wing*, l i f t s sad laughter: - Evas Cremation* Bat *11 the*# hav* no hereafter; Where aa you, O delicate ring - Halt 4 mad* ntyaelf, Foa, M at exquisitely Bang* Memory's shelf, Bwmlag and hoveling over i Shade and ahin* th a t fall oil some past lover— . Bear gathering force f i t IrtMni io O f Ufd In «h*dow nhow. .MARION I’ KAKXK. BPBJNti IN TKXAJt abast-OatU* are •"T h e coldest weBther in m ore than * decade hait brou ght a ntah o f business to fuel and heating com panies," w rite* a financial editor o f a New York paper, "an d warm clothin g is m oving at the briskest rate oveY retail counters fo r many years, according to reporta yesterday, Onp o f the large nntural-gan system s experienced a 100 percent increase in demand fo r service in the last tw o claya, while plunla o f the steam -supply corporations are w orking at capacity. One corporation Increased Its hourly se n d -o ff o f steam to 6,600,000 pounds from about 4,700,000, A large m am ifacturedgas com pany In the Hast reported » send-out o f aftout 156,000,000 cubic feet Thursday, against n normal o f 125,000,000 fo r winter, and nn estimated 175.000,000 or more y e s ­ terday. Goal retailers throughout greater New York state that ortiers fo r the week probably will show the largest to ­ tal o f any week fo r the last three or fou r y e a rs." E vidently a snowstorm In the north produces somewhat the same e ffe ct as n'hurrirnnp tinea In Florida, liurriranea are pretty apt to he hailed, particularly in California, as disasters o f the first wnter, and yet their a fter-effects can usually be expected to (nrltide n reduction In the over-supply o f citrus fruits, the dem olition o f many small sharks which should have been condemned years ago, and a resuscitation in the building trades which nothing else short o f a Imom could have produced. So we are going to quit feeling sorry fo r the Yankees in their present cnnflirt with the weather. If their hem o­ globin is right It won't hurt their health. And evidently it is a great insist to business. ■ ■* Upm ■ f rue and dletrmeted. vhal rame from Wa«bJust one week," he esFourteen questionnaires, u»*n different departII me, are they legal? »w*r them? I shall hare I operation* while I get •cord out of the warn* put my wholv force to Inal's the sense of HT it ell going to end? yers took the question isrment, amt 1 do not r m iner. But this I and so dues every mao rugpling to make his sy in these tough times nfrisnr* and the statisd the quarks ar, havd day. Everybody with inn to exploit seems to htm*clf an office and is ig questions. sni about In add is nillhrnination of the New a defense of the flood I have lieen s 1 shocked her ritli'rn by the reve■in Washington. Home o who were ai the hr*d •ine«s lif,. in 1929 were idly false to their trust dealt n slaggiring hlow •• r rt — . .. lagtilutlo$a. They Had to he dis­ covered end held up to public condcmnstlon, whatever the eoat. But I rrwnt the easy u w m p tkon of vfrta* on the part' « the New Dealers. I am annoyed when they prat end that eearythlnc which tisnJ to be waa Ipaa facto wrong. The Old Order had Ite great shortcoming*. We are learn. Ing of thefn to our shame, and we shall corrWt them. But In spite of Its abuse the Old .Order did give a 'greater Increase In the comfort aAd happiness of the a *, n a g * Arwrlcan family than has i u t nccatrtd In liie lives of any people In the history of the world, And it accomplished this service not by berrturretk heckling but hy encouraging men and women to ose their initiative, In our present juet desire to end abuses let us not allow the profeasors to run riot. I,et's net aa. sumc that everybody with a pet notion is wise and capable Just because ha Tailed to make a prof, It in Iti.U. I'erhapa It ia already lint, to begin to demobilise some of the^icstionnalre makers and Ilarpo Man, he of tha painted muxtaehe and hilarloua* wise­ see if business In this country can cracks, who ha* on* of Ih* leading parts |n the new Man ttmlhrrs da a little recovering under its film "Duck Soup," which opens a two-day run at th*-Milan*Theater own steam, as business is doing In almost every country in the world, here tomorrow. It hasn't much time to recover under ■ weekly quota of fourteen GROCERY CODE IS GIVEN 0KEY LAGLARD1A HAS California Suffers BY ROOSEVELT BUSY FIRST D A Y Tremendous Losses (Continued From Page One) IN HIGH OFFICE Now York’s M a y o r Hreakfl Precedents With Usual Aplomb The NRA And “ Little Rusincfw' From thr vrry beginning o f thr N B A drive, thr prin­ cipal hnnU hip o f what wait grnrrnlly con crlvrd to hr it most magnanimous and hiimnnilnrliin m nvrm rnl. has fullrn upon thr small htisinwtH mitn. Most o f thr Mg industries rn joyed liugr surpluses in rash and o lh rr liquid arrets upon whlrh Ihry could call to provide for Incrrnsed cost* undrr thr coileH. Most small lmsinrsnr* w rrr srtuully on thr verge o f lumkruptry und, ulrrndy living from liand to mouth, could meet InrrrsNed payrolls only by allowing legitim ate bills to Ko unpaid. That this condition, which in rapidly approaching an acute atuRr with frumy a small enterprise, is comiutr to the attention o f thr Adm inistration, In revealed hy thr derision o f General Johnson to art up a *peciul lawrd to deal ex t-lusively with thr problem s o f I hr amall business men. Il would be litis Isiuril's obligation to e rr that tile "little fel­ lo w " in husinrss is not driven out o f the econom ic picture by code* which must fit alike the b l« industries o f the conn (Continual from on*) walrr, a ncor# of bridg#* wa*h#d out and other highway and rail­ way daman*. Th# full fury of th# ntnrm c*ntrrerl, apparently, In the Mnntrnn# •retion. pjtuatnl in the hills bark of (ilrniialp. whlrh a ftw w*#lis ngo w#r# denuded of tr##i» and ithrubn hy a tliRant roil* fin*. At du*k la«t night blinding #b##t* of tain f#ll mpw in th# Btrickrn area. whPis many of ih# dead rrer# found. Alrnont hourly, Ih# ream# rr#wa rum# rtipnn Udlm, hiiH#ij h#n#alh nnwf* of wrfrkifp, ld#ntlfiratfon first to impnaaibl#. In thr morgue. imidrntlfird and HI*figured were |h# bodlr* of a "Ml|| atmill ft y#ar« old, four middir afftj wnmrn, a man of nfi, thr tomo of a boy of *«v*n, and (hr body of an H month* old Thirty ibrrlfr* drrtitirw ware ordrfrd into thr Mont roar district to patrol madia and direr* reftigrrp tn thr rvrnt a romplrtr rvartiMl ton of thr area mini Io* ,uf wriM,' n “ h',u '1' - ‘SflHkUjr IIUtrtdjw\lUj*d., u t itiblic. railing attem ion to Die situation ." Ilia the Brasaa and the Umpaaaa. not yt«t m stlr pul lie publicly favors reaeiudWhere Spring la urging onward 'U n ited Htales News tleeUres, Her great bluebonnet roundup ling the uction hy which Congress gave to big industries the While the old loti herds uf Tests Jright to organize outside tile untl-trust laws for production Longhorns ^control und price maintenance. Senator Nye tlte p .). o f HMwimTil? tbti North Dakotn. also has show n eancarn over the plight of WIN IrHKD GRAT HTKWART (ht. f,ma||,.r.lown business mail. Welt* II iw iV •• I "T o meet this situation, General Johnson on Dec. 26 ________„_______ ' said that he •would like to have a Imard and like il to have Jon*. Declares Railroad* Will access to anything it warned to see here, und to investigate Need More Cash- h.Kills*. "Evrn lanylhitlg, especially administration o f the codes • The g< n aa you and L " cral asked both Senators Ho rah and N ve to serve n ■ mem* -------------------- -— bers till the new lamrd. reiinwentlng the smaller Im-iness When Ih* war againsttb* da- n]an. Until turned down lilt! request mid indicated 1ll.il H preaslon ha* W n flnalljr won, w» Q0 ,,Kr(.NM|(,tu(| investigation might *>e made t L Eyas Examined Glaaaas Correctly Flttod DR, HENRY McLAUUN, Jr. Optometriat „ 112 Park Ava. PALMETTO GROCERY SIT Palmetto Are. Fat C H IC K E N S fr«in!!iirMN| from Pag# 1| Frp l T William* ami 11 It. St#<v#ni*. «f Sanford, and J S. IHnktd , «if SunfunL H5->rat rdd man wjmi j it tlit- on y C'unffdefat# v#l#rafl * I living in Ih# r«ij.m>\ , Tbt* fiifnrtammrtil (mugrani was1 i ojk fn pt l j I bar!#' * arhft 0) «im gp (ilffiih l danci-d nsCfirt 19c Other Things In Fropartlets Gel Oay Price* First! We Deliver Phone U l UR. 1. T. DOSS MARTIN Sit W. let S i. '■ d». *»ur |*arf In prominlrtfi nafaiy In.drlvtAj I***., l i g h t - Jind -tr-i-rinit T h l « -»rvlr*>* i* a b 'i p r j I l ^ l h B Ih funf ul ti K r m i ; w l l ( |gi #nf I- - u t ’ il !•> III* Ntlerlff. Wr *f*» a| fObl RIVE’S GARAGE 20« W. First by, Xs-wHl, Lak# .Mary man* riM t in ly lb. M axw ell H o u se C o ffe e 25c Climate Saved Me, Mrs. Bullock Tells P io nee rs ro»M# ‘ nfiNT hr D if fc m m A a t u t V : ■riiliv# lutui* in a dam v nianilInm J Things like that arc always happening and w* ar i ul HwlipI* ji> llrarli Mure., un i tt ’ ktiouti i* lit*' "Roatiling Mm-trel | kelp ) *hi out. of Salbbiiry Hcatb 1 Herd the tarment to ub right away and we ft lift nifi wi rt un Ih# fung inni | f u r t h e tic ml Bu ria l r t i ' i t l . wt-rt* song' by Hi In Tiupp; hi ‘ ii ndlnr by Mire ' N-*i *ln* Tui#,| HKMINOI.K DRY C LE A N E R S 'T h ro u g h o u t the rode hi-nrings there iinve la in appear «n ces uf u n organ i/ed t.u -m rss men repreae.il me -t.id le r f|rmH W |MI have objected to the term s o f the prnix.se.l codes ground that Itiei would im|uwe undue hm dship. the Plibile Work* fund fur harlu>r T h ere also was frequent ohjertion to the rule of nulilstilBS improvement. That will giv* Mi- |,y Irndc associations on Hie ground that they were not repMiami il to get $1 ,000,000 (tom on the person lAUig ■famX rhaanal, threw r f .s m n t h 'e - o f tJrw t-»h i«irv n n d - f - 'a .s .s i ™ » l* u i group*, ir l I The "d»v tnlal' nf precipita­ tion In !*•» Anee'e* wai <AI l$che*. The total for Ih* *'orm, eV-.|he- •o'e.n ey-ord* showed Ruodeed f « l wtd*. a harbor whlrh roIu.urn, W1U szeommodaU orran going v*at*,mKn.Ng, |tH». is reported to ho sentiment lor 0 K______Q______ eluding industries in towns up to from the lllue l.ugle On* thing whkh t’ongr*.. mold roqulrom elils slid from code restriction s Hack in Septem4* which would *>* worthwhile her when farm ing districts were showing antagonism to would b* to put th* Skid* under the higher prices that had occomjwinird the NHA drives, Huey lo n g , tr it would do that towns o f 2 .5 0 0 and u n d o were excluded from the blanket •od adjourn. It would receive th* f ,Mp. provisions. rtatigrstnlationi of practically "N ow the claim o f some m em bers o f C ongress is that araryena. tjt() m U(, represents a b ig -city movement and that all w _ 77" | small und medium-ai/.ed citi«'« should lie brought out from W# intir upon tn# new ye»r . t, With a raalliatioB that w. hav. *»n. s "d l-rbci Knr ih* **as->n if* Inin* w*. M as Im^***, Inst tele* *«. d*le w*i 1.09 lochn. and *n-mV '- .nn--, i>v Mi--* Mnrutn lliy sr V i ol in J».lo hy Mi.x Paftline T :„ i»rh a -,, , rnpa.ni. 1 l,y M, • l.urlJJ* A.pmwnll Tnkarti; loe daore liy Mi,* Itoris Javkson. accompanlisl Oy Mi- W T ln -t- -n ul ihi- r* ano; n bock and wing dance by OiviLlr Peckhani, 7?* year iiit fa t,. ir**r diWUrttfi* x*n* Aifhiwr,t t,y hi- .o n . Jo h n A- Prrkhain. win* uteo exhibited a buck and wing dance; \V, C. Itilcy. HH ;'e*r i.ld n. •n er who outdid both the I'e-k ham * in a "breskdo ,vn" <tanr« which held siidrd ls '* ic -' a* Mr. Evan* pta'*4 .<"•*' ’ • * 1 inch**. "biw*kik"*n mxtl: "T r V'n’ 1- ; lor—... n ! f W , 1 * e q t d t h * and a tw* round boxing match starrn r*l*h"*l<nl an all time between Clareoe* r - L M - and (Word Sisnlny l’e< khum, gi«|J*oa* ut F f* Faton, eo'in*v Oo-d con­ Oivillr IVcUiam. trol sne'llee*. ettrlliot#-l **• M*.t, Khncpw Iq^nje I rwfirshlScntx rue* H!»**'*•- to s rl-u lborst. U« werw rerve-t, l # r Kvan. announced ijt.| h- 'g i r~-*|e*d r*p.rts that H-nt lb HI’eh 'He cullHwev nf the ($* ercslc-t. recocted merinOs- I Mary GhsmSer of Oomn>werr Hpn was *» Ho ■»**'* fxyip In tho nil person* Hvfn- In th# county Ijktndfle Mountains. |U vj Inrh** who hail coached th* *r * ■**f O1' f i r the storm and -11U9 for th* year* we>* tn be guasl* of th* trod* body at th* Milan* Th**i*- If ,ou spill .uairthiag on lhat best part, frock Phone SSI S S a n fo r d C a s h F e e d StOTfr ‘'Sanford’s Only Home-Owned Feed Store" BALLARD’S FEEDS and FLOUR ;* W T WOOLLEY O-ener-Mgr. p. A. MERO Ballard Itep. BEET CHAPMAN ftaJosmOV W e e 'h e r SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO on the Heights. One of thr many pleasant oc-1 ca- ion. oinrkiri, ibr rb.*,. of Ote .el-1 J *S 1 I pilau prit.- i» a • ' i .mi- of Mi. rn I 1 l' / I. 11 uf . aufoed M»q 1Is it wit il. Ji.c Mid and Mnrrlt } ’ p n i c the Itost*. Tin'** pr lint were; tile ki 1ICC* Eleanor and Kulb Hubert*, ll*t*n and Ruth Hand, Katharine and Esther Wilson, Marian and llaset Parka nt. Gene and Annie Mae Pope, Bertha Packard, Agne* Bolhamly, Buth Mr Dan 1*1, Ca ro­ ly a. Lilli* Ruth and Emma Spen­ cer, .Maud Mist, and Alfred itnhson. Doug)asa Griffin. Fraiwlx' Bell, Collier Brows, John Murrell, Perry Packard, Lloyd Brown, G. W. Hpencer, J r, lafayctU Tillla, Maurice MM. William Pope, MarHa Spencer and Joe Mint. The party waa chaperoned hy the BMa*a Leol* and Nellie Evaaa. L. H. Brumley of Oatary A**■M M tha pM «4 pMaaaaar a< a Bcv. W. A. Cooper, pastor of the First Mrlhodiil Church, an­ nounced today that in place of the regular Wednesday nlxht prayer meeting •rhcdulrd for to­ morrow night, he has arranged for the appearanca of Kev. John W'alchnrn, I). D., of Philadelphia, who will deliver a lecture, lllaat:al*tl with aiides, on the OI*rammrrgau Passion Play of, 10.10. Closing scenes of this historic pageant are to hr enhanced. Rev. Cooper stated, by the congrega­ tional singing of sis hymns, and Dr. Walrhorns's dramatizing Ih* words from the Croat. A liber offering will be taken. Iter. Coo­ per stated, as he concluded by in­ viting the public to attend. Steve's Place rklrvpnrlnr vt# ami I'hrMlr IHm ii ^fr«F«#ttlam#f#r a*r*l<*« » llaarai Rill A. M*— Im>V. “hows tiS, g ^ s ^ H K e i « M ^ f , .i !!* 1 • monum' n‘ ” l H ^ J K S t a s lfilV at least fl.1 hours a week unless it was operated a shorter lime be­ fore last June. Increasing food price* over thosr of last June by more than Is made necessary hy actual In­ creased costa is prohibited. The rode will be governed Joint­ ly with one for food wholeaaler* which still awaits the executive approval, with representatives from every food dealers' associa­ tion participating in presentation of the codes and any other* found representative enough to warrant inrluson later. Four specific form* of food dis­ tribution are exempted from this rode; confection sold in confection­ ary stores; bakery products sold in hake shops; milk sold from house to house and food sold In Dr.WatchornTo Speak At Methodist Church BEER For' Vour Health to $ G A Y ’# “Beat•For Tb- S«utb" \ * STANMiY-ROGERb, HARDWARE Op. 2Q4 Sanford Avenue, II* Wooieo." rsn'lnq picture film h av# ■om# after th* brlek are laid - f the avenue. ‘ .A-, Mr. and Mis. A. I* HandaM lM ' daughtrr, Ruth, uf Mlchlyan ay* her* to *penil the winter *nd kd" Imp* make Banfoxd their future home. They *r* pleasantly lo­ cated In a anil- of rooms In Mr. Woodruff* residence, corner Third and Palmetto. wpop All K1n4o o f W ant Delivered DUH Airrs w m wgy. wi. ii in-rstuvntni • A a t lew I? lieluw zero, yet•Al**,^sweltered” at tha tovrtr» # M # * e high as (4. The sail■n wanhtH’ titnicd the anew fill* > recta Intu quagmires. We (ok* pleasure ia aanoeadeg oar mstbanhlp In the Tratporary Inaurance Fund of Um Paderal Da* poitJt Inaurance Corporation, through which the Bc( drposJla of every depositor of thia bank nr* now in* N e e d HU fo.ffcn MBMtat n f IX M IM B . W e nra g t o i U n ffn r t k k c e r t i f M yroiortion tn m r deimnlUm. It wutrta ik e W i n n i n g o f a wear bank­ in g « n o f nervtef and mutual enel|*eeen. The Sanford Atlantic National Bank C t#yrilktlM |. Q U A b m n > They Cost l>ea* Uecaaae Tt y '•'p.w! FaiMwv*. They Retain Their Beauty lin ger— There la Nn Belle* Mad*— i-ir->. v fh c r# t^ v mtrht *** “ t.lt- fine new .elf-.taxiing Hulck CSV hftd r i t i r r l i D O Z I I '. R Spenceri *1 ' f* * * 1"* * - ••t •» �"T V . J^tv. Lang,' C. I t H i m A t Inf w in d Dance -—w■ Muon, 8. J. Nix, Howard Orerlin, Frtutk Peirce, C. F. Proctor and Mrs. Proctor, J. G. Sharon and Mrs. Sharon, Peter Schaal, V. A. Speer ami Mrs. Speer, H, C. Moors and Mr*. Moors, Lester Tharp and Mr*. Tharp, Hgrold C. Washburn nnd Mia. . Washburn, W. D. Hof­ mann ami Mn. Hofmann, Karl Lehmann, and W. B. Eachry. m - m in 'If iiHtu1 p in 51»il ’i«8 y e n | and Mrs. Andrew i and M n . B y U gh m Auxilisry J U l T a m ' --------- 'M rs. Waller 8. ColomWl,1 Maroating fw nt of thetnan, Mr. and Mr*. John GalloOn* of the largest dance* of Mr*. T. H. McAnley, Mr. a w tha VrltiUr seavvn was the annual R, R. Dras, Mr. and _ city"! social Ufa at the dawn af t l a t j , Mr. and Mr*. K. F. l-ane, yaar, an event which found Hr. •ml Mr*. C. E. Adams, Mr. New Year's iUnrv< given Saturday Boyle, Mr. and MraJlan It* participant* rent wine old ac- and Mr*. H. N. Kaycr, Mr. and evening at the Mayfair llotvl hy Bay)*, and Captain S . T. J W %iJ., goaintaneve and wuhllalddr Maaw Jfrt. J o a -U o tiu lu , Mr. and Mrt. the member* of Ih* Am*rlean 1+ and Mr*. Ixmcka. t . C. Pore. Dr. L Ih Brown. Mr. glun Auxiliarywith about '.*00 Al*o the Alisa** MrlW hltMr, recaption anil damn •nd Mrs. 11. W. Rucker, Mr. and ivroint In attendance. Proceed* of Christine StoudenmltV, !iel«n Wff* ataxed by member* of the Sanford Ur*. K. G. Gray, Mr. and Mr*. J. ihe affair will hr u-ed for rharity nay, Lois Couch, PaUy* O' Mia. Hoary WIUs. J r . a brldo Klwanta Club at th* Trianon, W. Tinaitkill. Mr. and Mr*. P..A. work. Camilla Dcas, Marjorie Stephan* Is spend- af this weak, was honor gnoot a t . H A , Dance Club last nig hi from lOitHl Maro, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. HntchiTh* large iwllromu at the hotel l.oui** l*urtlon, Kathleen t k j l la Leesburg with a hrid*. party and ■iM.llanaoaa |rf Ki„ X t a at Boston L'alvervo'clock to 8:00 o'clock. son,'Mr. and Mr*. II. B. Pop*, Mr. was decorateil for the occasion FVillh Walker, Helen Mr*. Herbert Butler. abower glvon Friday ytarnoon_ h y , ^ M adw t a rehearsal far Planned as sn annual event of. and Mr*. C. F\ Stecnwoilh. Mr. I with uusntitte-of American flags Mary Dlghtnn, Florence Mtttaer, M r^ Harold A. Appleby and Mis. llw* tvo MHic f Mt|esl>. -A lc h ," A ; mtareUanroiU l ohoffcr Now Yrnr's night,.the affair at and Mr*. J. E. Abernathy, S. 1) ' pl*re,l against « background of of Cadillac, Afkh., Mary Sg#Md af Tampa J. M. Leonard at the horns of tha and “ Roaa Maiden.” at 7.00 1*. M. _____________ _____ ______ ___________ tract*.) more than 800 person*. Ulghleytnan. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. b rk iff1 part) wtrv givon y I pineboughs and other greenery. | INiwrll, Alice Wahl, of OHng4»y i_W**k-«nd h*ra with rcla- former on Fointettla Avenue. at the Woman'* Club. All tinner* ! most of * horn remained until the Lee. Jr., Ur. and Mr*. E. I). Mot­ nijht by Mr*. Frnnk Mrinch at hvr j lisncing was enjoyed from 10:00 Ktisatwih Ann DeForeat, e .t , d a tk ef '1 FoUr I In tha cowhty nr* invited to attend.'cortr|u i „n f d>BC( homo on Went Kirvi Strr^t in ley, Mr. and Mr*. A. Bartholdi o'clock to l 00 * 'clock to music Ina Mrisrh, Gen* Martin Labey, were enjoyed after which acorwai — .X .v .r. — . lnr •Ip" ■»•— — . sft . . The 7AUlhean Claa* of. . tha Flrat honor of Mi»« Ruth Fctrr* Hou^r, Peterson. Air. and Alt*. \V. II. Gueela were met al the door ''y Alya Chorpgping spent wero added and p r im 1Baptist Church will have ,ta ragu- retiring „ lIIln. C 1UD prT. lurm ,Howard Schmidt, Mr. and Mr*. M. S, Wig irrrnt bri«ir-#lrrt. I'hriklm** «lrc- furnished by llene's Orvhestr*. Al Franc** R*itt, l.uclll* Bolt, Bitty rluh president midnight rlmiurr*. serpentine, con- Wheel***, Rebecca Wilson, S M I . la Ocala with har ataUr. C. F. gins. Air. and Mi*. J. N. Rob«un. omllona wtrt* u t d to oilorn lh»* fell i, and favor* were ili*trlhutcd Gist, Aldine Harrison, R. E, Orffs W alker, ^ . m the church annex |7:80 P. writ rn* Proctor, and William Du Itire, Jr., and Capt. amt Mr*. FI. T. rikoma whorr thf hy Mr*. J. 11. Ilintermister and fin, Julia Higgins, Marjorie T j n TillU^ while low wore prise,Jinan ,th Mfm> „ * 0 A am . U n . c . D. . . (prUivmi, members of the committee on sr« Lourk*. Mr*. W II Hofmann. At Ih* name cr, Margaret Peter*, and W l J Mrs. f t A. Raff of Ml- handkarchiafa. was proeented to |Firiwtort M r. O. G. Holler. Mr* - h tS After several pn»*reBsions of Alan. Mr and Mr*. John M. rangeinents. Members of the rluh'f wwah i d bars with Mira C o r n e t lic it* * .M b s j Win o k .Smith, and Mias Em ill pHtra . were tuur ijiianlitirs of Oallonns were William*. Jr.. Rllll* Ball, f t * h board of director* acted a* hosts Kelley, E. E, lliady. Thus. Ilaith- bfhbir hlwh .s^oie T. C. Popa, Camegon O Connor rwrivrd mil prim*, llnan j Boyd -si K cox, ti. B I!"-*, Charles Dunn, nwanteil to M\**' Manraret TaV ieie**cil froin the lodi-ony liy Mr. I,. WiKulruff, Jr., I s , Et*Il, W s M . ws« , i during the evening. t l. . . . .< >. . handkerchief*. row Riser. M il Stewart. W M m Circle NuiahcT till of Ik* First Shortly after the midnight in­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank E i» * * f llislg- •ih. Mra. Frank IVtera. Mrs. Julia Hofmann. At the tan hear the honor >|t ■w*'. • Methodist Church will meet at termission, Among those *ren dancing Garner, and Hr. Harry S. W w A incoming vicr-pres­ son lull. Gcoirr A. DeCotle*. Mr. l.utiwijr, amt Mrs, A* K- Mallem. of Pueblo, Cal. received rift* from the * m : 7:30 P. M. at the home of Mrs. ident Wnllrr S. Coleman and Mrs. and Mr*. Amlirw M. Carraway, hfiss Takach receivrd a hamlkri- were: Mr. and All- W. P. Hof­ ruff of Leesburg. yucst*. They were brought In oa af .thia city, la the guest Al-o John Ivey, John Carl Williams. Coleman led a grand march which Mr. and Mi- A. I . Brtl*. J. IV. ihief case and a tinen handker­ mann, Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Illnlertisas of Itr. and Mia. * novelty wagon decorated with Tha Friendship Class' of the furnished a highlight of the even, Ilarwvll, H*mUI| Chase, Mr. and chief. Mra. Peter* a box of nov­ Mister, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Russell Odham, Irwin white crepe paper. Refreshment* First Methodist Church will mart C an t. Ing. F'ollowing this feature, Mr. Mr*. W. U. Di-on, Mr. and Mi*. elty *rtap*, Mrs- I.udwig, a wa*le Meiaeh and guest*. Mr. and Mrs, Hoy Echols, Chari** Dunn, were then served by the ho*teases, at 7:80 P. M. with Mr*. Hughes, Orrrlln made a short talk in which W. C. Hill. Mi and Mi*. K. J- basket, and Mrs. Mallem a mem* A. Al. Hockoven of Daytons Bench, Sl*m|**r, Gen* Turner, assisted by Mrs. C. P. Proctor. 318 Magnolia Avenue. hr welcomed the guest* on behalf Holly, Sr.. Mi. and Mr*. R. J. oranrium bu«»k. Miss Anna Marie Mr. and Mr*. John I.. Galloway, der, Jr., Perry Ilsker d f and Mrs. A. Lorpany The room* where the guests WKIINKSUAY of the club membership, exprrs-od Holly. Jr., !!• - Martin Bram, Rev. Fellows s « « given cut prise, a Mr, amt Air*. A. II /.nrliniy, .It., Thendurv- Wad*. Mnhy Iwing, Spmtt lost Tharadar in Qoal* with wars entertained were decorated A board Hireling of the llarde.i the hope that each would enjoj a Henry 1. Isuiltll. Mr. and Mr*. J. no*rhy hritlge score pail. Mr. ami Mr*. F\ W . Itender. Mr lace Phillip*, W. A. Adams, JawM r :a M Mrs. 8 . C. Walkar. . ■ for the occasion with a profusion Club of Sanford will be held at happy and prosperous new yr*r, L. Hurt. Mi .tiki Mr*. W. W. Pot­ At h late hour refreshments and Mrs. A K. Powers, Air. and ning- Hurl. Hen Cogbuiw, Georg* ''j S K ; r± - I ................ i V . /.I of poinseltiss, nasturtiums, and ' 'M r * . Clarence S . Ball,'who has other flower*. Those present were: U:30 A. M. al the home of Mrs. W. and extended an Invitation that ior, Mr. and M'S. Joe M*t*ch, wrre *er\rtl hy ihe ho*less, Thi»se Air* Hoy F\ Mann, Mr and Mr*. Mnyr, A. E. Yowell. Isvslia Panvthey all attend the llhlh reception Air. and Mi- John Mrisrh. Mi. present w eir: Miss Ruth House, John Meisrh, Jr.. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ksin of riitamln. Raymond Lands ______ m tome time here with Mr*. Henry h**n spending Witte, J r, honor K. Watson, Hose Court. and Mi*. KolUnd Hern, Mr. and homir guest, Mrs. William Otto, A I, Belts, Mr. and Mr*. George •|ial-1. I,. E Cotter. Roy ftyrtiei, J r , Monthly business meeting and and itanre. pa rant*, Mr and Mr*, p. N. guest, Mrs. C. F. Proctor, and tb* Ib sr parents, All*: Watlan W. Bell. Mr. in ' o f St. l.ouis, Mrs. Paul Among those present were: Alex Rharow, IVtolJ. Wrinstrin, Mr. amt Mrs. Gordon Chandler Sharon, ystnrncd Sunday to Misses Pataye O'Connor, Marjorie luncheon of Ih# Woman's.Club of Mr. and Firs. Edmund Mri-rh, Mr*. R. Mellon: Mr. *n,l Mr*. Mis H A ia m rn m , Mrs. hun Harriett, Mr. «nd Mr*. G. A Fred Stanley, Frank PuBMrt, Tad* t Cfcootar, Pa. Duilose, Marjorie Till is. Julienne Sanford will take plsre st 18:30 Mr. nnd Mrs. J. I). Woodruff, Mr. Glenn l.ingls *>id Mr. anil Mr*. can fam e*on, Mrs. Martin Temple. Speer, Jr.. Air. slid Mr*. T. H dy Morse, Jark Hall, Donald Newman, of Orlando, Helen Witte, o'clock at the club house with Mrs. Julia l.utlwig, .Mr*. John Melting. Mr. and Mr* Ralph A Min, Rnbart lkMfsntta Wilttava Mnr Ernest Knipp re- Florence Witte, l*auline Crawfafd, Mr*. J. B. Root, Mr*. E. D. Brown­ ■isl Mr*. It. D. Baggett, Dr. sud Hoy F'. Mann Also. Dt. and Afi*. J. N. Itnhson. l.m loig, Mrs. Mary Mickler, Mrs. Smith. Mr. ami Mra F.raily Dun- H«»aa. Bill Tyr*» Curtis from New York Helen Wilson, Cornelia M cK il,. lee, Mr*. F. M. klarier. and Mr*. Mr*. S. Pulrston, Mr. and Mr*. Margaret ran. add W. P. Brook*. Jr. ** hoitra*e*. Hubert B. Avt, Dr. and Mrs A. Sr„ Miw Luc, Peter*, Mi** M»hlo Iteoige 11s I M r s . . sod Mr*. A. W. Lee, Georg# Steele, Jark Aycrkkl'SpSs bft*« M Sn<t Ruth Pearmen. Reservations mil-1 be made with W. Epp*. Mr. and Mrs. FI. M. Ilowlei, Ml** Eodhe l.lngte. Mi** Hirbter* Mis Henry Richter, Mrs. .It. erl Itriti. Rlrharrt Deas, Jokk U * few ninths with tlalluwsy, Mr. and Mr*. G. E. Mc­ Dorothea l.*w*on Ml** It FL Grif­ Frank Peters, Mrs. A. K. Mal­ Mrs. John Malarh. Also Mr and Mrs. Wallace W nrarvl lliggin*. Hvan* HpeneeCv f t Walker, Ml** lem, Mr-*, Mars Schaal. Mis A- W. Hell. Mr «n.l Mrs. II C. Wash ' N T' r'T. Frank W. Chaaa, Jakff A council meeting of the Wom­ Call, Air. and Mr*, l e t A. C*'no- fin. All** Edith IT >rc —— — il an's Missionary Society of th« ley, Mr. and Mr*. Claude Locke, lamah'lle Hagan. Mi** Keen Gist, -tlum|M'. Mr* fieorge l , Fellows, I,mn. Mr and Mr*. per Clarence P. Priett has Waller It.' ‘ ‘mirier. Nat Famworth, B* U First Methodist Church will b* Mr. and Mr*. Karl Nordgrcn, Mr. Mi** Camilla Desv, Mis* Msryorio atll| the Mim m Fllen H»»y. Mar- Campbell. Mr and Air- Charles I'erkin. Jr.. Kobert W. Ih-aaa, is _ to Anthony after spend­ and Mr*. II. IPerkin-, Mr. and lloniske. Mi. Mo*s. Air Stewart, garet Takach, Lillian Melach, ArMis* Margaret Talbott, dsugb- held at noon at the home of the ing tha holidays bar* with hi* par­ Steenwerih, Mr and Mr*. J K I ° - H,,rf' •n<l ‘ lonion Dean. rots, Mr. and Mrs- C. C. Priaat, Ur of Mr. and Mrs. I. L Talbott president, Mrs. John Alden Brown, Mi*. L E Boyle, Mr and Mr*. Ban Fi*h, I*. II >>•«** Mr. amt lint* Rii'hlt‘ 1 , Lucy Pi*ti*ra» llrlrti Also.,.thy. Mr. and Mr. A. liar >r)|) „ „ q ______ H. J. I-ehman, Atr. and Mr*. It. A. Mi*, [I, C I| < m I u kni, of \\mlimg of this city, and O. L. House, prin­ coiWrr Twentieth Street and Pal­ RttMithnfT. Ire R Watbrn* Afina HITT 1|-|tr-J Avenue. Ihold i Patrr*»n, Mra. Hand ColaSmith. Mr and Mr*. C. B. Wtse- ton, l» ( Mr. amt Mr*. P R Mariff h 'llo w i, Mailrlim* Mallrm. ring r«turna<1 Ratunky frfirm ( k cipal of the Wild Wood public metto Avenue. inan, M o . Mnrcia I*. Saban, Mr. lumt ia, S. C. whvr* thag rup, Mr. and Mis. FI. S. McCall, Bat h. Mr ami M n UV II, Ha. h. ami t*«n*tam«* Maiarh. 4i THURSDAY Mr. am) Mrs. William Otto and school*, were married on Satur­ and Mr*. Roll and I*. Drnn, Mr. wrrk with thair ton ln-igw UtM Regular January meeting of Ihr Dr. and Atr«. W, T. I.angiry, Mr. Mra. M'allat-ff \V. Wnight, Mr anrt . two children returned Sunday to day, D*c. U at Tavern*. The Rev, and Mr*. 4 Harm I.ing If*. Mr, h ii I lla*t*l daughter, Mr, atid Mrs. 8» Ci Mr. amt Mn U. C MrRritlf ami ' tlMIff home in St, Louis after Garfield Kvana, pastor of the South Side Primary P. T. A. will end Mrs. R. K. Ib-as, Mr. and Mr*. J W. Ilryanl, Mr* Mr*. Tummy Jon***, Mr. and Mr*, Rhama. of Alta­ 1‘olrman, f*onton l ‘berry, John Mr*, Paul Sfowmakrr ii 'I uiihhI spaodinx a weak her* with Mr. P in t Metbcnlst Church In Ta­ take plac, at 3:00 o’clock in tbr Mr* Gordon Barnett M" A' The board monte Spring*, Air. and Air*. John Kitaaift Higgrn*. Rtiaarll T«*rry, Monday night from Virlette, Ga. I ” 1 ,U » ^ r' '• M l Mr*. Paul Peloid, BeardaU vares, performed the ceremony in school auditorium. C., Mra A v» VVtight Bivi*. Mr*, Vir­ vtbrnf th«*k npi'fii Lhf w« »*k i*ml ..I ’ **hatul>trlam, I .Itutriiaiit A. M, the presence of a fow intimate meeting will be It*Id at C O Dotterrr of Charleston. S. Avtnoa. CARD OF THANKS Patwon and Mr* Panmn.nf Vanira, James Hansom, Miss Mary Hill ginia N*^ly Itailay, of Ann At fair. « ith lh n t patrnla, Mr W I* Mr friend* of the couple. Wa wi*h to offer our o'clock. Mr. and M o I'lydt Ramtay* Mr. I Peirce, Mr. and Mr*. Isv RaiisM irhMr. and Mrs, House left Imme­ Mr*. IL M Mias CHxsbath Stewart returned thank* to our many frtalda Seminole Chapter ! umber Two 1Hiitlff, nnd Mi ami nnd Mra. C K Rawaon, Mr. amt i. W«*rr K maruan* attending this morning to har homo in Ma- diately after the wedding for Mi­ Order of the Flastern Star will tintlom, Mr and Mr*. S. K Long, no kindly rand'trad laving* ■ Mr*, Carl Nordgrtn, Mi and Mra, of ( huluota. Dr. and Mi* \V. H. Flffirhrr Hailvy arid M i. Railr>, ean, Qa. after ipendlnc a weak ami where they apeat a short meet at 7:30 P. M. at the Masonic irr and r*tanda«l tha maag Campbell, and Alt and Mrs. Hairy J, I*. Ilutrhiaim. Mr. and Mr*. i ‘ . They visited tha Temple. I>avr Rom*kr and Mrn. Rtmiiikr, | Mr mul Mr* T I! \VilkiOM>ri - her* with har uncle and aunt. Mr. honeymoon. |iraBtlf»n* of «ym|katby st tbs F\ Kent. *VAfR, I ndurnnl yv*tffd Sy to Ibi-ir hom** K. Adam*, Mr and Mr* Ktmo of our baluvvil hunliand and! 'It l> (aiwrll and Mi* i M and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. Magnolia bride'* parent* in this city and left The Wc*t Siile Primary P.-T. Also, Mr. ami Mr*. It, A New- |Walter S 4 olnuari Monday /er a visit with tb* bride­ A. will meet al 8:1b 1* M. at the il1*. A Is «fl**r *t>«'uding * (iraitihrk, Mr an«l Mr*. K S Ijiiii* n . and1 Mm |«t KLIfM Avanoe. •un« and Mr, ami Mra. IL N. hay* groom's parents in HotwwrvlSe, school auditorium. Column, William HuBo-t-. T. 1- fuw day* h«*t« with lhair Mr*. C. W. Kntsmlngar Ftis-I law and daughter, Mr, and Mr* rr. I Captain E. Jl. Scott and Mrs. C a . . . . . lar meeting it 10 00 A M at tbff Duiiav Kay Fox ami M FRIDAY. Mr and Mr*. L W FntimlofSS Al*u Hi and Mia A W K|’ p.j After Jan. & Mr. and Mr*. 1 Scott and their niece and nephew, Ro-e Circle of the Carden Club liiimr af Mr*. J M, Mi‘( ►kdl.jK. ij Harpar amt Mi*, Harpri, W r IInif W Hall. Palmetto Avt Mr and Mr* C, W. Satchar Mi mid Mr* M S, WiggiiiP, Mr, j J il l.rfinaidy, IIouhiiI long and ini 4*. M arrant and JUily. Majdar, who House will reside at the O'Flrien will have a luncheon and its recu- H ow Court. A‘,v, lx uhnve keen visiting Mr. and Mrs. AparUsaaU in Wildwood. T i M.'Whltghtmrt, returned Sunday Mr. and Ur*. U . 1. Itshorn la thalr ham* In. Norfolk, Va. ■pent Sunday at the Dok Memorial Tower in U i v WaU*. Forming s party ip*ndtny yes tarday *t Sarasota ware: Ur. and Hrnny Austin has returned from >M t f t Byrne* and xuesU. Avon Park where be spent a week tr V . * , A. Hu way, Mrs. Henry with hi* father, Ben Austin. Mdtnar. MUs Helen kliltner, ami nk Miltuar, of Cadillac, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. lien Austin and Mrs. Henry Witte* Jr* Is Gneat O f. H o n o r Social C alendar SS S e a ’S~ Mrs. Frank Meisch Honors ^ouse a r 'E S a s J s .t T ^ — 1'■'**"*“ — • Miss Talbott Marries Mr.HouaeOfWildwood rtj adds som ething two children of Avon Park spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Boston son. Mack, hove relurnr Steel*. , ami pfUr (pending (he holiday* Roper's sister, Mrs. I) W m .llft . Roj Mlaa kUthar liaa^an ha* re­ X iS_ n b fy ,_ af her home on llrai- turned to her burnt at Daytona dair Arenu*. Bench atUr tpendum t few day* here with Ml** MargarM l>»ng, Mr. and Mrs. W J. Wflnmm of Oak Avanua. Ibt W'rtdLr ' Carutsvjik. q WfininMn'M . end gustt* of Mr* Mi»» Kathleen Witkirmon ha* re­ bratber-ln-law, And kilter, Mr. turn** i to h«r borne at Maitland Heat* afUr having spent tha holiday* and Mrs. A . U. Hhocmmkci, Shw ^ Avenue. _____ here with Mins Mildred Bank*, .South Sanford Avenue, Juanita ^mitb *prnt th* in DaLnnd with U !*■ Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Uhadl* and They »pant ya children of Tamps and Mr. and Jacksonville y „ r j Latadl. of San Antowi* at ('recent spent the week rml here with Mr. MkJIv.*-* 19 - * aiul Ur*. L A. LasabatW 1UL Weak Tenth Htreet. Roy K. Syme* ineats at their hn*re Mist Dorothy Thurston .pent Ufa, K A. HowIhe week-rgd with Mias Mary i Shelly uf Palatka, who ha* bcvuiiipanled Miss Thurston here to spend a short time with htr cousin. Mis* Ijih Shelly. i to the Taste and St makes fr\ j ) M I ‘' . T M I N ( i l i k e Mr. and Mr*. Georg* Herbal have return* i from Ptslnrield, N. S re they ware called leeenily death of the iatlsr’* mather, o f a jjc in j; in g am ! (In c m in c s m e llo w in g tin * m e t h o d ih i i s c t l ilic in m »e- to h a cc o * fo r C h c s tc r fic h ! c ig a r e tte s . . U KfiglrWrckt, a frogueert ^visitor la Sonforvt. T lic gicitirc yiiti see here wits ijk r n i lift. R- C. Philips and i J. s. Thorpe returned Saturday lisU y Tracy, of Gaines- |to hie lume in E c t Orange, N. Mra. A. F. Itasar I and i J. after spending a short tlm*| Harriet, return. I Sun- here with Mr*. Thorp* who is the ■vUI* after spend- guest of brr parents, Mr. and here wjth T, L Mr>. A. D. Shoemaker, BeardaU iiuitlt* n iir of our inutlrm htorage wareboiihck u iicrc tlu- lolttuxos for Clichtcrfirltl srr put IV. T it r r r are almut four anil one-half mi let, nl tliPM* I .ingelt t i Myer* warehoiiM'h lilled with thquiumla of t usks of Domestic and T u rk ish tobacco*, moot uf it lyinK there ageinj; and mellowing fur Chesterfield cigarettes. It takes just about three years to age Modemdorags lor ChMtarfiaid loboctp the tobacco for your Chesterfields. Everything that money can buy ami that acienm know a about that ran make a cigarette that’t mild• er, a cigarette that ta*U$ battOT, it uted in making ChetUrfiM t, ^ the cigarette that’s milder. • thfc cigarette that TASTES better ^' 5 • 1 I P IS - . ! a • in*. Uossrt* I sssst e Ju& ; - g #/r frf.'ff s . j . . . , . - �f’ . / -i *Nii^y ia Lions Score 7ToO Over Stanford A fter * >Hose Bowl Contest ■ t * 0 » E B O W L , PASADENA, fan. 1.—(A”)—A quickUnWari h«U-fotlowlng hand of M S^M i L io n s y esterd a y COO- SPORT BRIEFS In tMbAaaford WewIlag W F rid a y Sr. of the Valdes team w«s high man wnh a 531 totaL Thia ended the eecMd’ half with the following •tending*: T " ? L , "Wee 1*1 M . T a .r u Ill-made Dslt.rr > * N M I I I I .*S-MI thltllng t T *11—11191 . ‘ ' 7c Uaa 6 times. ■ '5 c Una 1 m onth. ch arge R A V E TOUR WATCH H»mlm.|» Laundry 1 • 111—11*1* Valdai |l»t»t __ , T I *11—Iliac ClIAPTKn *tX—Returnlne fret* Ir r i l n l n r . t n d r | l s d l i p o c t i r M A m r . m an blu n d p r* r Io r r andPr Art Mm* tho M ir t h lie And i n n o w f»# # t RRaln, ftrti | » I" hompptPRd. It l i P r o f , ItbR tr. AblP h p n r tllr in ro n R ra lu la ta l* # i« d o * i n o t h i J o R tn o rvt fr o m th e rlP. •'Lnurlp, w p ran*! b# pin houA# w ith r c lo a k o v t r h er head a n y Infifpr* hut wn w ill b# b r i l h P f h p for* h# n p g a t l h « d o o r and In. ■ fid AlilPP in Inv* aiMt hPlp • * f » q u ire * fo r h or. I'rnt f T h a e r kla h . e u*r o t h e r nil o u r Hv#a/* nlto '*Ah |. iiir r a i J ^ S y o ti'ra Ihp f i m p o ld Jn *1111* b# art- irU ila away l i i i f T i i v a Iniji m mlrl h u r w l n a in_ . * w «r> , **Ia u r b I n ■ on# m ln u l# »n d hum p# In is a a ir h u r r y in g . J o s e A m p p ln g tP sM i b r n iit.** In th e o p p o s ite d ir e c t io n — J o , T h * r p Ia « « r p » t fa m ily re u n io n p o o r profPRRor p U m m tr o In roh p rat th# M arrn*a, b r l n f l n * fully. They walk aIovir toRPthar, n lo n * . o f a ll thlARR. tw in # . A ll nr# h*PPP *t meatltiR ■Rain, th* un* h a p p y w ith in , b a t o n i Hp n tr— t It lirella pretty muprh ntRlected. abroad. Aunt M a rch h r ln s * S0e repaired a f l o a t and Found JACKSONVILLE. Jen. 2.-</lh Unrolling a scoring punch early In the flr*l period, Petersburg high school trimmed a combined local high whool team It to 0, here f t t m DIAMOND ' -ring. Liberal rewai Fheta. m - J . LQ8T: MAN'S wrixt watch, white F>rd, Waltham, link band, at th,Roe.' Sunday afternoon. Finder 000 looked on in astonishment. f f t lf y Griff Bchelfield, I-ongwood, On a flood-soaked field, the New Yorker.' put together two ’»yd, recdlve reward. greet plays in the second period jpOBT-f Wednesday one sack of In score the only touchdown of -keystone laying mash between the contest end then stopped ev Bauman Feed Store and Gindcr eiy drive the big Westrrn eleven WMJ Pleas* notify J. II. Wyrnv, rould muster. A sensational forward pass QBTt Handbag on Celrry A ve­ from Cliff Montgomery to Tony the na*. Piratic return to Herald. Metal gave the Easterners bell on Htanfsrd's 17 yard Hli« and on the next play, Al Harsh** galloped acrosa tha goal line with no opponent near- him, on a 'W A N T E D ; SMALL Flv. Paesen smart hidden hall play. C-olumhia we> conceded no In good condition. I' chance to win tha game and the Tonight the Ill-Grade Bakery and Western Unions roll a special i p Hp o f I^ u rta 'a m arrlaR a t o A m y. TM # lo o «p n « th# P rofp osor'R tle<. match. Western Unions- won tho I o p r r p . If# hod f#ar*d that L * u n * first half and the Ill-Grad* Ba­ Halt a rlslm on Jo, ra-#t»i#r» t b r hou»p, tnffajtrtl kery the second half. with Laurie In Amy's train Laurie b rp lln tryln R to fin d f* yrsterday for charity before 0,r- 000 apecla lor*. • if Petersburg, after a shaky start a opened with a thrust from ntld.1 field that netted good gains in e- quick succession. With th* ball ; on Jacksonville's 10-yard lin*. Ps|. lersburg tossed a lateral that Pe­ te suited In a goal. Prichard's try for th the estra point from placement ih felled. I0 c Un* 1 U n a Be Uaa S tim es. M inim um Italian! Pttda I I 4*1— 111* I nVat.rn I'a lo a ..- T I «*T ll» lt B om ‘ . RATES m V a ld a i j H o t e l Florida Tomorrow S a m i s o la L a u n d r y U a m . H . W l t U , ~KKOXVII,"i7e , ~Tenn.~Jan. «.— ing hard throogh a mighty oppos­ M competition to defeat Blan- ing tin*, Ralph Kercheval, Ken­ tucky's great halfback, l*d a icd’a Indian*, 7 to 0. A crowd of approximately 40,- group of northern teammates to a 7 to 0 victory over a southern galaxy of stars in a charity gam# yesterday before 12,000 cheering fan*. The teams were composed of settlors and former gridiron lum­ inaries from the 18 schools of the Southeastern conference. of t in Uam took two game* from Um IfUd th* most amarine football OP)— Punting, passing snd charg­ •gig In th* 19 years lig h t DALLAS, Tes., Jen. 2.— <£)— Centenary and the University Of Arkansas played a 7 to 7 tie g*q)t yesterday In the annual Dixie classic. Both teams scored in th* second period. An estimated rniwd of flOOO saw th* game, pro­ ceeds of which w«nl to the Shrine's crippled children's hotpl. tal fund. COCOA, Jan. 2. — Corn* • anti * ° P r,,r B bR or, a n a n n o * n c# m c n t •U efrlfW R th o RAPPmblpd n im * • * ? . rrt>1 R «b p r , led fo r w a r d by *® WWlkOR IT) 10 ■ t Atl f RKKkd 'l** " " %hm! “ T ,t>r* V tM IK l IIO T K I. IfflO ffl * h# *» •«««>«• «1 H OOP o f them With o p t f) a m i*. M. t r a w v ih s h l l .. ( u l sce n e by p ja v l d r f o r them Ih* very b e lo ve d m H od lrs w h leh attun ed th e Hvpp of the little women In their Pvent* S K S It O lH u r t i i x t fy| aunnhln# and shAdow eilst-enre, TUS F-VD p. II. Illrh III III III— <’ . II lint, MS Ml M l— II.,> llr,.»n Itl Its 111— 1. A Iti-bq.iJ III Ml III— O. Weber HI III III— FERN PARK Mlia •W aionmry Church Wfe Arabi. 111 Ml *11 111 m n s ■*« i i s — k m t All csptalns and bowler* will Jsna Semnldfitld. » railof thd Reformed Dutch meet tnalfht to discuss a few who has been stationed in changes in th* lineups of team* before alerting the third round. for many yesr* I* spend- • ; j * f the winter with Mr*. A. E. • ft Bsrgett. era! Ben Beott drove to Thomesville, pttti Ga. and spent the holidays with gba] hi* parents. Mis* Marian Jackson visited her father in Ocala last week-enil. Ftm Park Club Is open every night /tnd Is being well patronised. Iter, and Mrs. McMarirrs who have been staying in Mrs. John­ son's house have driven on to MiamiMrs. Hedge is expecting her daughter Mrs. Tam Agremont* from Mexico. . , Mrs Johmon I* returning from KALEIGH, N. C.. Jan. 2.— — Pierson next week. The Woman'* Club will hold thletic direc­ Dr. R. U tor at North Carolina Stats Col­ their next meeting Wednrt.lsy, lege, announced last night' that Hrartly W. (Husk) Andonsn, h*d signed a three-year conlratt to foach football there. ^ , , Andersen, former roach'at No­ LM sAl, -lOTHjK tre Dame, and T. H. JohnsoA, Act­ ing chairman of the collegthl ath­ letic council, came to terms yes­ terday In Washington, D. C., Dr. Sermon said. No details of the contract wehi T»on.Ii«> revealed except that it railed fir <HiRii«tl» J A a three-yrar engagement. IlK h P A T H . J. Edwin Larson, Colloeior of InUraat Revenu* for Florida has racaired instruction from th* Commlsslonar of Internal Rarsnoe to re!f«s* income tax forma for year 1988 on Jan, 8. 1984. On that date blann income tax return* win b# mailed to every individual, corporation, and partncrehlp who Iliad a .return for th. year 1982. Those who did not fUa return* for 1932 can secure a blank form by addressing Col­ lector of Internal Revenue, Jack­ sonville, Florida. Full Instruction* will be found qn each return and by carefully following these instructions it Is believed tha t tdifonfeevG ETAU believed that no difficulty will be encountered In preparing a cor­ rect return. However, the Colleetori* office will be glad to fumlab any specific Information required. ’ Deputy collector* stationed at tb* principal eitle* in the state will be glad to furnish informa­ tion or assist taxpayers in preparg their returns. Deputy colletrs will visit practically every city In the stats during the filing TO-NIGHT Last Times la T t O U I fA MAY'ALCOTTf LITTLE WOMEN WEDNESDAY DEMONSTRATION r .11 r . 1 M I t SS L( ).SI IIS> lir i IC0N0MICAL IM ICIENT ATCBINO EGOS. All kind, 'Mrt.'MasDougel, Floral Heights Tsfls HowCardm C TIIURSDAY f fOK lit IT Fft BAKING STOP Society's favorite BAKING POWDER i f ) 8 « n * n c o a * _________ i;T D U ar* Hi aeed of po«i fk a fU f, barb^ wire, stoek hoofing .and farm impje • JuM unwrap a snowy-white square ol “Philadelphia" Brand Cream Oman—serve it for 'dessert with Jam. crackers and coffeal "Philadel­ phia.’’ mad* hum timet cream, l* ddlcatalr-Havered end pure. Highly nutritious, it Is splendid far children. Serve it ohm.! c X auffcrin* and th* prop* shoe for foot ccniibrt wtQ kfn lls nilisSnl an yoswowa feat WITHOUT CHASOE. Keep this ad •eattmMartobeMge, H & A Corner Department Stoir 5th and Sanford A *. t I. Buy: Small traijar. be right. U . L. Raburn, sundry. Billy’s Uncle QIRLS to board during ■,;*'*• s e n . Rassonabls. [ygtiejHirtstion. Box L I. WELL, winnerx but three. Columbia was expected to cut th* heavier Indians down to its « W E D " a PARTMENT with site by passing , hut threw only iU > nd water. 9 Id W. First. two, completing on a. a direct preliminary to th* game's only touchdown. Stanford tried It and computed two. TRt'fSHEp 'House. ReasonA p a rtm e n t* fo r R ent C iy ; Tcvnw \ p C M T jc u o t o \ \JEAWVK»I weuittow ohtrr! fJieoi.* 7op Pslmstto. Apply tge F o r S a l* K X E N , fenced, good rage, apiary, two poul. .Will sacrifice. Make r* Luchett. ForkJtgqra, I > ff * lUtlv Fratnk lumber, nd doov easing*. Wlatnndow osMing*. Brick. eJyetrk rang* In good iM. B. Nation. Phone • .1 f . '»). T hursday 9\January 4 tfai % M l# A Follow ; w e c a iJ t t a k w T H « M I N TUB r H o U ta . M O M , T M iy a p c a v i t f Be T oo Careful* th a t OCWMTMAK1 A u y O tFPEU A iCI, -ag..* well cee vfwtz t -« �* '■ •**(»» It*' !sft^>j"-?■■. •E' -r^ v^ tit ■'*>*.-* *:.-**WVA r-.u!:■*■: ' Begri WfV.t , in s » note o f optlov er th e fu tu re pro* and developm ent o f the fn w hich h* wee born I ra iled . W . A , L effler, u m ayor o f S an ford a raonranlxatlon m eetln s th e C ity C om m tu ion l u t ( f t h t , thi* room in g called r<th* united support o f it* In “ w ork in g toward •f the City end the « f Ra fKliene." I 'C lt / Commiaelcm for tba * r * * r ." Mr.*Leffl#r ««ld In f ) N p » n i l U U n n t today, “ la paaed of tba aaraa citlxene have tarred la this capacity •"the p u t yaar. bar log selected 1 loner for the (,-)w,eeldL "A « mayorr, 1 aeiklt your help Iona working toward of tba City and the at its eitliana. Commtialon haa laid of aeonomy and hdk a|H raada progress In the settlement of |U dabU. It haa dealt froa aid aboro-board with ita •tedMdro. W » hope that the anauhw year will Igtng oi nearer to a definite agreement with our credthe M a n time, we ehoutd not klr< O tr city la situated In the Pago Four) ■ J ■■••'•'• \ - - * -• m ■ 1- - WBATBMI Cloudy lonlrhl and Thursday, Ir mpersturr about u x l . F lic* Five Cent* . No MM w*a Mrtously Injured, but Um liras oi Bln* perron, were B B ^ S S f l ■il M tbs t s s u H o f three reported to tbs JJhsrifT, sfftea yesterd a y , ell ' j - W f t i a I t hour*. The flret accident occurred ye«tsrdsy morning Immediately aouth Mf the dty UMlts on the Sanford♦ Jlst, Ortaade road. Aa Auitln coupe be- Of His Program OfRecovery 1300 Acres Celery In Peiitnns Offered Jobs! lit Fields, G r o v e s | Cannot Be Carried On Roll Anylvonper1 V e n i c e - Sawtelle Area Has Suffered Considerable L o s s ASSIGNMENTS TO 20 YEAR R E C O R D ^ " ;* :i: local c w a j o b s for f i r e losses ) During On Progress Made Past Months p S L .''.';~ 'J ^ irF ^ T N OTHER HANDS'BROKEN IN 1933 LOS AN CELLS, Jan. 5.— (Ah A swiftly recruited army of 6000 , — All l iv it Works pmimiyi** who workmen began rehabilitation of ' the flood-ttricken lowland* about Loa Angalea yaaterday wldla W A S I U N C T O N , .Inn. 3 .— l)r, C, C. Hu, former ChtfiM* j rnu*(, 'LwpfHkit from FWA p*y* — C. Ruiaell Maaon, local mana­ mounted deputy sheriff* hunted minister to the United Status, rolini'inie-liately, the Stuti* Km** ■* iX .a p . • * t l (A I ',) — I'ro.iili’ iil Rrmarvclt ger for a well-known Kaitern through mllea of mud and debria who died of rerrhrul embollani j « - u t ( •ivnittre rtiieii ftit^nv iv t • i m e iiiC ^ i I i c . c . I l i r i i i t c c i D i u i i n j f c I s ! eecd concern, who waa installed ill Ilia mesangp In I hr- joint for the bod lea of victim*. Tha ten­ at hia home in 1 iontr K^ng1 y**i Thr ipiirnrt?in?s thiif rnii'it! will J O n M a t f n n lia A v e n u e 1 M e l d B e l o w $ 3 4 0 0 , arwMnn o f I'niigrima I,winy rotoday aa head of the Sanford Kl- _____ tative death 11at lengthened tn a terday. lie waa 47 yes.-. of age. j)(, fjj / the ansiEniiient . wanlt Club for IB.T4. Mr. Maion jpossible 70. Cleveland B e p orts Ifrninwl from rlHnilotl, m|h'He waa Chineae representative to it)rW ye. f r o ,,. K .h .a i 1 Liven N ew Duties hae been a Klwanlan for several I Tho march centered In the drsnand moat moat ,p, the league of nation, and |,.t». The ruling id«o »p -— i clfic riH'omm inl;it i>in o f now yaara, and he auccceda Howard [|klpd Montrose-La Creacenla aer •pent 'In of hia hoyhoml aa* .pent n pliea to joraona offered ioha in Iterauar official, of th*- Nn j A vear r»H'4ird ftir p sl m in te d It'Kialnlion lull itrnlt ill got)Overlin at the head of group jtlon which fell the grrnteat fury America. {any nllo r line nf private buainraa lional Ke-Kmployment offi,e on | damage by fire in thii Ihla city of SB men. of the moat dlaaatroua flood in ahnttrrril durrng the yea, ju.O cral w i,»> n ‘,U V,’ rV1 ’ Tha move waa taken In view of j Magnolia Avenue now have the Ihla region aince the breaking pif .......... I. re p o , ted today try |Kram n" ti lt:* ^ *!"rll»IT | reported labor trouble., partieoiea|,on«ihihty for n*atgnittg lo« al the big St. Francis dam. 40 mile* j K ite t hief M ar fle v e la n .l. voter* ' t h f |>U«t B IX m o n t h i) . larly in the eltrrra belt peraona t„ civil work, promet. north of Loa Angelea, In 1M8, Aildreaaing the fotrgrcaa jrprMany ahiptrera have .■hargiol j tl||< ( . l t y „ t aopiitlv, it doe. mil itn head of one „f tin* m l)'a moat! caualng a loaa of aome 4S0 Urn;. MUiilly hr npiked more co-opernIII I Iki' Thlrty-ala liodle*, 24 of them that I'WA wi.gr aralea anil alrott ! „ nv ........ Vh' ^ , m r 7 MU o . a T ' r T X lion ‘ To continue the rvstnraliuit Identified, were reported recov­ hour ache,l„h- had all but ' than there w,-,, » L , , I ' '“ " I p r of our rmtioniil welt tielnif ittfl I v*»i 7.*, ttpmliiit* rioni rtiptrd the iinm imlti *try, whirh i ered; S7 peraona atill were on ’ he tiny* niro, .t nnnouit ed ’ ..a ril!, ion frrea. in. Iiidlnu g . i rl'uall. im|Kirant U. build ot»th « I cnUM not n ff ird to |»uy Hat of mlaalng and sevrn wire new s tru c tu rti ktiteinenl tnsiirtll nl I he Km » | im <- T I i ,, ....... . low r .v .1 id w aa ! ru m * <’f the ya.l dead aa the reault of traffic acci­ j j itm iif m il b r t t c r to in r r t Ih ti pn*tl* 'i t in 1 * .♦ I \ 1 vkheii tin mi e-Iinuili 1 t ilo y n u u il n ffie i* tio>* iiv u riiim r r^m-.inllv. hR V i* dent, In the alorm. Author»lie*| ---------Nrirfines, *4 to tli'il 14 n* p r n b ln n s o f m o ilrru c ls iU x a ili It further ntnletl ihul nieh i In i mu; r of $ TJMII tilnif* workers tt aald the mlaalng Hat might Inelult- j H o p e F o r I * C H C O lf l ruined tJo n.M ill! r1riM filethe 12 unlibntifird dead. . ■ rhwrirt'd, ' n ff iir n m e n K n«* t h e l ie Kiiipl>*y " W e hsvt* iilm ig lir I tin* fu rr o w Whdi* I he *• -1 minted Ittin in not An enormout job confronted the j S e e n I n M in tH IklUCie T>h r»^« of Ihr Iturk fnrnu i** * men* o f l | r fllH> Itiitfvr A lll I n' m i l p ia n t t il g«*uii ho nahl* the lovM-wl i e»*oi|i*ii in S an fo til in A d v e r t i H i n f f P l a n n e d rehabilitation army, formed from By Author Of Plan ^taka jH'esent*’d !'•v S *1 Sliph of only on mjuiNiliitn <( lire I'W \, 11*, rnotleiii hiNtoiy, it m belie veil “ T in ' h s n l Ito'girmmg »» o v e r. I f men of the civil work, liate. the Orlnndo wh" |Mont»'d out thnt l we w oubi ii*nf> the lu ll hm v e x l w e •nrigf then only to fill vn urn ie* j th at H ip* poi tn p tta c - t CWA hns intdr it difficult to ORLANDO, Jan. 2.—</T»-No foreatry catnpa, American l.cgiori of t ' l , , „ „ . i ,.„ |t iv « t |. tin- .o i l w h e re the H A V A N A . Ian :t Idh Vrrhl posts, Red Cross chapter* and t N H 1 J 1 hilt IM A V 1'iitoi ■ il piujcc1 Valencia orange, or “other late (P e n t- |pp eaeh le-ip len l of I h i . i i l v j good .r o d i» .p r im tm g o il.I Urn , .lent (Ira n San M a lt in ', announce <nri' Inhitr lr the Smith varietlei of the Valencia ty|ie” county employea. j 111" o .v e t i . e l l il |p |p i p, h p Ipr.i jp la il l I . leap lu n g up In iiia lu iu 0 XA\ | I,prill that h r would rra ig n an lM om ato '"‘It wh. ie, h. -aid . rropa ( ii inly im«tri A Thousands of homeless ha,I will be permltte.1 to move from t h i e f r l c v i'l R ii il M*|u*ttei| th nt ' grow th.*' the author of al miial In' h a r ie - le d when r. ailv ■ tt wn- |Hiintf‘il nut thtot it «— Hj nt m d nipped by the atale until Mar. I, the Flor­ be ahrltarrd. Roa Is hurled il-p ply (to|11ichI nme iIin'mn plnn brnukdi or li.il He -* hi 'V Feb U p at It **ntty jiln iiiH ’il lei 11he i i‘fi»n‘ lito-rli'B-* ft.1 III..'4* W.bn th i' i*m-t —4*t fm i** f iif i of |tip y t'H i. j ida Control Committee derided under wilt ami drhria had to he ■ new hnj!e for peaer to strife Irjpa. IIMHI more men would he » l In Im - lu mg m g I he m in i ilu iit iHetol Is le t w ith the e x a c t Ic g ih liilink* iim! i i I m 'Ik I v Moil U. e 1 III! eleared and the wreckage of him yeatarday at a aaaalon here. f n i'p , w n- ih u t w h n li g u it n l the [h e n he |n o |n »-e i to riH o tm n rftd In needed I here and I hat «' th ’weary Cuha today « Wink pi'iitiri't I v i■*11 tile lie I tori * ieai o f the honii of M i- .1 lin e w ith the p is c t u e it n iu g u r u t iil j The meeUng wai reeeaae.1 after " f homr' ■n,‘ olhrr ,,u,l'lt' " r' Without a detailed explanation1|»rr*et»l nine |'I'M *"itnhi 'he u*ed Km|i|Hyiii,'iM fffti wit li IIn view Io n u e - t on .M y itlv \ v f . .»• e i« r ly |« l the -|M*rml H rs-io n ln -t M ir c h . an all day diacuaalon. The pmrat-i to clr‘ n' ,d An ip p fil tn lfemy M Wnitp, f!mu made i» known ye«lentaf l*» advanlatfe. I l l e o n g ra h iln le t I he r ’on g rvsi!' Ihnt lb*')’ nmy b» ilaied »n etv d hi I ieifiuhi-r Th e lo-» i her Ing of all cllrua ahlptnenta waa, wa v that he would leave o f fire lift* f # ( ( ‘ontlnueo un I *k> Twin 1 for it - w o rk in f Ii A*I N' i«* lirlti k till to be dlacutaed tmlay. along wilh| Wttl k■* pnijl-llw If 11Mil'itllkl i 1v 4'-l illlHl i'll ill uhotlt $H'iU r, s em it inuMtion u f- 1W a boat of Other important buainraa, Junt MB fn*t AH VArdfN Il*w o r n ir , I’Hmpuritil In hi stor’d*nl hv i iiU ' il .fu . * > -s (irn g rn m then r n a rf* ' 1 that waa crowded off yrp«1 Prrtay'-1 n f A lt f .- K D IM A H H A IH eT or m i li! 1 1 imitil w o rk rr* m r m otiftl, v riu *, thi1 new i pi or it i-. it Hoorei' IVeanlent al»,|A r*iirne«l ta ileprer set A o p r o v e s F u n d s T h e |* iecnilioit ili*w lo*i* 4 | s n in ­ calendar. . _____ t h iv w ill U- not if uni by i nl *1 at **f ir i »t if ii Ht ton I,* F^hit-I * li Dtint; Apr. ‘Ji! a- tin* <iate o f e ld ' ■ ■ _ te n tio n to ie |» o il In te r to Irg ifflA * The committee tool, am.............. ST rETERSIIURC, Jan A. i/Vi tluni tn the aaoembl),. n iin \ tt wma imiiountivi limit Hiol hi- -lu ff of f*M»r I oi w on “ T h e il* ht * *iw ih 1 gUVthe followlnr maiteri; A warrant charging linn* flakNnltee thwt w --igii merit- woubi unt- I'm i-o f»o I lie rf fo o io y of l l i . B e n jam in F f in a m lr r lbiwfiifiioiit*c i tim e iil M i lot |H'o|»b* of thin rn u n I. Advertialng A reaolulmn wa. [er. euajieniled city fireman, with M e lin a . U ru g u ay a n n im i- ln in.'l he HiRilr l»y th** It*- Em ploy no lit ( the <hpM(Mtmriif wu- louitt lotlu) ( i y b ) th«tiiuentto Hlui iieoW ASlIIN tlTttN . Jan 1 ' cnnaldertd which ralla for a na aarault upon Jamas Ijelgh, another f d u e lather lim n I'v the < VV A »• t' u m ik . ,.f I.., si in-p.tsn jilop of n l h e r eon n t r ie s . .S vve ru l Itoroil advertialng eampelgn to b s l/ln m a n , waa . Us wad jrortordojf, l XV'Vrsn^ww/lH v ' ” n ^ sV r^ -TW rh r.l «r A....V Mirefltwho un* v 1 1 * ! I v mnci'V (iwtl 12000 • ^ t r in ^ iH Ilir . sroiitoed * tiMtlluft" mi kvm w fnilglN g th f d ebt ibt t‘oinfrc* • wa* several dav« r^h. to * yttmml (t | H ii l 1" directal by ih r control commit B u k rr Mi r plMrtofi urxler a in t*k i i) run m«ifi All nn* sgieeil . lion concem ini; hi- movem* mi- i" lim e (on > m k Uin II |» « rt, other.* lhati n tn11 I bt'ciiim effective ye-ti idity twin- ' tjfigh K i i italibdul 1mi ill y -Hid Ulto* mo? ind paid for by a ;i renin a boml. Unit ( bn f i b v**biml tunl lin oien h sv e f«ih'<l to |<uy h u e . . . . f | dev After mnlimied t orif •n*m • n u ik in , . , , . . , 111, ii tl- l In i . i m ii l« - p i1lit p n d il b o i l r r y on a ll rltru « fruit» Icmv early Monday mo m l it ji s* he nnd •I* - m o t oMiMii'fiiint ion of Iho I I ill n till, hM- |tto It! i ii k u JIm e iilci iluok ’> ............... m i ,I y U* i 11“ iiit oiu l*'iiM id i ttf 2! In j the aiMte Upon the id v irc of lin k e r fnughi n r r r an p.r.tcr ^ . i l l ^'v'h* "oil ftn Ibe- iirtinl wimii I In- count ry h i f u ll «'d I , xml mi; 1 1%cl mill b»lln*l w*'»k W . 0 . M w il. S ecre tary hf A g riru l » upp| by the ftrv chief H.k.-r rf,, . d l s . . . - In. ...................... . ( men go (iTnup Seek n In.,, .. h, „ iteturrung to home |«ri«b|i*iiiH hu y % playr-J a black c>r . . a r v u l t uf I w ’" 'xmvr ',,l! t «i is I u in tn k i.•• \ h ilon n ir tin lu re WallMre'R rep rew n t*1 ive here, 1psiii MWi> htove hi i'll Nhiu kml by the fiifht ' | 1 < un Im t I-. »r Miimiir iu*xt Ini* I Iteeoiint Of Votci"*''t F 'n ........... . .... ........ . It w i i v o t«t to place the Milvcrtis* -e F n p p t l (in ing** Ih r t P ) ^lotoii) not oi i . mi- e x u o iiih 1- o f ill* I nil 11 - I i m i n l $ : 1,00(1 foi th* Continued on I’ mce Tw o). V | (u n i'", ilniie o n i n t ix e u •• liy p e rFI.UKIIIA FIRM (;KT>t Jill! ; Womlmon Will Install in I w ell! ralatku uiid l.n k . lln i < l ilt AIJO , Inn «V I ..... crams CONTROL GRAU WILL Q l)lt AS PRESIDENT OF CUBA ON MAY 22 BOARD ACTS TO BOLSTERMARKET Shipment OfValencias Banned UntilMar.l;! j ^ E 'u tL iS w 'rr'iip Chief US.Entnnccr j 1 1932 NewOfficerNThursday »»•y WA.HIUNCiTUN, Jan 3. (A*) J BEVERLY IIILI.S, (*Mhf.. J .n The war depai tment an mmrued -taiivi <• siiiThtillamaueltesiilts 3.— —Herbert K, Somljorn, fo r ­ yexter<kiy award of a contract for j ^ ^ RniKhl „,n t. iM , , mer husband o f Cilori* Swiin*or), « concrete water D iunip lunk at j ''onaiil eomnmu'•Irr ,'l i tli-m •ini'l'i imrt, ..r lb, w ii k r o n i 2 I * i r e s I n ( i l y film ilir , died yesterdsy xt his M axw ell F ield . A l a . to the l a r k s Wootlmi STAR'S KX-IlUHftAND Dll-S (|t* ll lontb ill I hi* I'tihli hit I Hi I,D0(l lbsIlot* i itin 11>* tag driven northward by 13-year S'lno'inlirf, Ifi't'J, • I*** 1'"ii noil I» ChrteUne Bond and with her txh m iii'il in h limit l" i t-v i•i- i• » P. E. Bond of Oviedo aa lb'"' Ftiuk ruiiiil v •ml Iol I" i» figured In a collision Construction t ompan>.( d u ring m s|»n ial me* tin i" " 1 Ford roedstar, being rtrlvcn home here. He « u divorce I from wanna w ttr tsintcfi w ilh fi*nnl midI First firt* ioi»* *n thi- «ilv *‘ t Jack so n v ille, F la ., for $*000 , |*ound p arty w hirl, w ill 1*.- ♦>vM partkwmrd by P. L McNair of MIbi Swenson In 1922. iplIon | the todtre rooms nil Hak VViuor Hinlfniit fur 1DM4 in tu id ' iI >»■' tPensylvanla. a w jlT W A grou|> of phiiihm » ** h n «! ck fiiifht whrn rosl* • ! * 1 v « sf li"*D tomorrow nitfltl at The roadster was badly dami’" l11irsl arnl * bib booh * r H»4nlbit H h Diull n t f»V» "I*t fin t'> H M I o b. dged aa It turned over several Other p«f lip, ' • 1 1 1 * * 1 the 4 * 1 4 1 1 1 III l t O O I t ! ' '' ' .* i S j i r f —H A d h h id\i 1 ) 1is Pi » > n r r a t W*1 UMs throwing Mr- McNair to the an .1 A I all bn for a ri4"i»ii| of 'to • •■ ‘ i i.-Im i I Etit C’ birf Msr < !*■'• Un4 »• |**m ♦ " * — The Austin was slightt II r b i l l i f . tenant im i si cIin I ion 1 11* The caae was being 1 .] lip n, kin, builtrl , t p \\ Sllli I ill Ilir iImlit hif * w." 11*11 ' a i bsyL shstP'lltiti Ultoi eio twu**»*k. ** V .- . * u 'Ml I'lnVeI x Predicting Banner YearFor Kiwanis, Overlin Installs M ason As President PrcdicHnif that the 3* members I «heot fiM e’eloekdnat night driven oorth'* • the Lake Monroe cul, twrned ores into » ditch borthe John Relech farm when Pan! Buchanan, of 8UN. C-, was unable to apply I hrnkas to ttoto to negettoto the irve slowly. He was unwlth the roadway. J. T. O girl, paaaenger In •lightly Injured as Mr. Bsckaaan The car war later, and with^lnB« of tha morning wreck, D- L Of Deland, driving n truck 1 that city, rth Into a truck OB tha highway without Mr. Jenee was not Injured, track was badly damaged. •pod sway before the driver, 't o sec toe the li­ the cnee ie be­ N I'M HER '*8 Roos Calls Fori DEATHLISTIN»»„ DII’LOM X^if LjORIDACW AI COASTFLOOD1 IS S E T A T 7 1 "Y.i’i ■ __ Fdr River Projects O B tC H h U s s m U c a U ■0■ » ' ' -. — ■ _* ___________ » N IN D O l'K N D B N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R NotcOfOptiOver, Future, Aiks Support Of ittre Community , , * j-.r* y Heads Kiwanians ; > . ' J . 7R W v- O SA N FO R D , F I,O R I» (t, W E D N E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y », 1931 jrv % . • "■« >> "*»■ o f the Sanford Kiwanis Club would conaplr* (o make tha year 1934 one of the mu.t auccessful In Uie history of the orgsnisstlon, retiring club president How­ ard Overlin acted a> the officer who Installed C. Russell Mason of tha club for the new year during a meeting a) the Monteiuma Hotel today. Th. Installation ceremonies ware brief, and included the In­ duction Into office of W. S. Cole­ man and 8. Y Doudnry as first a n d second vice-president, respectlvely. In a »hort talk in which he re­ viewed the progress of the past year, Klwanlan Overlin declared that It was made possible entirely becausa of the co-operation and snthuslam of an artlvc member­ ship. Ha pledged his full ro-operetlon to the new officers, and he predicted them unbounded •uceess for 1S34. President Maaon accepted the gavel of office with an eipreation of appreciation for the hon­ or accorded him. He pledged his best efforte aa a leader of the club, and ho. promised an active, aggressive term of office. Klwanlan Coleman declared that tha chib to new constituted la “ a powerful 0VB*B'l * tll>,, which can play an hnpuctoat part In the development t t the dtp as wall aa the furthentoa •t each ob­ jective of the d u b * Kiwsnlan TVowdney, after read­ ing the several club objectives, de­ clared that tha new year should roe their falflllaaeto to far' as poselb'e. He pledged Up fall co­ operation In every m d o m r that Is undertaken. *i. - When the new officers hod been sort,' r»mrTT f» pnrritn accorded the privilege ,pf haVilig| .] w Ii,.rt ppii. -i-nl i > j t, turn the first group to lislin tu| Sro>». J M Vtnuig. isml Ip a talk by W. A le ffle r , nrw may 1 mitlilim , Mini lb . It oi the city, Kiwsnisn J. H. Mis |Smith, phy.irian w - |l tShrllfT run inducted Mr. O verlin Into the < r rttllin*, rriinnif *'uns'it Hast P r e s id e n t , club and p rc e ra l. cf»mmsri(Jrr hs* mvitsfl nil inumed him w K h a lap el button Iag*rw ml Ihr I'siii|i, tlirtr f nuillii n, “ I know of no m en who la as snil thv |iiibltr to ntUnti thr cm*deservin g o f this emblem.'' rob! monirp which srr usitl f *• be Ju dg e Hharon In his sho rt presen­ y r iii|U r in |ir i- j*i *t i Ii s l i o n . tation speech, “ tor In my 12 year's as a member of this rluh I have yet to w itness more faith ful service In office Ralph A. Smith «cs wclromrd Father OfSanfordMnn Buried At I>ake Helen ■mirniMR, tin 1 F rr fir h I F Mi • li UrtfMl, AvrfiiM*, liO K M HF.U'OM F. I.A liK II L M ILW AU K EE, Jan 3 id — H o rn s ip olrd, w h istle . *uun l«d and M ilw aukee's fir s t n r . -t r baby a rfiv e d at thr atto k r of m id­ night Is g local ho sp ital H i* wt name i i G a b rie l. T h e p a re n t.. 4 r . and M r*. A n thon y G a b rie l, h a .-n 't deelde l w hat the f ir s t nam r -III ^ ii CRAsJl P A T A I. T O liKOKGI (N in iily tfd '«•h I ' IMP ■ ■1 ‘ l »i' f 4 "cou n ted HO.t 11itii*b11. 1'1it b illot- K Ini.-. k im11»•an«t I. •hi- ballotp Mini imti iilctl I m i i in n ilr f if r II \ T K I > t i l f u it h r r n « t i i i w»- wii n«>U|CIH| I mi (toy •«> lim it** I l ’t I iHltl toto I T h r p l|n s t i* f »*■- j * f ft my cost of thr m o u rn in toy run tu $'*(«,»run , II lf lt 'N S mg otT tin'll loighlnti- by 111'- u>0 fie-li) w)m h ijoe not involve viola­ tion* of tin1 h tie* ol •mr hiw2, .fmopii AI 11o*ipi11 i* t yini i obl I i» tire il *Milot wli i tin- ri Hirteii m* prsetlef*" htike 1mmn brought tu the Fount v lliniie - iiiii- t-urly in fttpf111 Ynhieii hfivr *'ho* ki ■! lliriJ|» | lt»32a iIm • t I'M** >i -ter >hi) toftri (t ‘iititimieil tin 1‘uyi 1 mil ) iuM>n s f l i ‘1 m long illn*-*- FuneiHl - t i v o i - iim to fo* loll nl the Kink ■oh f Ulll'l «J Iloot' to niot row iitoriniif mi Mi in ! lirt k, With Itfk MMl 1in J |t* mo of Hilly . i4MM lA|top»*-to|*to* l-IAintl* ewllto-tto't-i uig Mill ml will Im ih I,! * rg 11 ei| i efrieirry Mr H 1)0(14 I Iomre, M«l , w lo n ft«|tilW(*|| Hi* 1 na• III VVm II Srui v. ii.. ..I V4 IIp. H i Ipp. iip lie -I'M fp,, ,ipm*y >r an, tunl following I h 11 • VI R ea d N ew I. t i l . Pl.etil, lip in- Iim. I mp l Irpe 1 , u H s t i k n i I. i . f . Inter H alt). ultpptiil I l. I. . H i d tip l e - i - I u Iptutliel up 11 liripijpilu ,V Y e a r R e s o lu tio n s '4)1*4 -toIitr.v “ «d | Irftt tot Colemans Return After New Year’s Visit To N^assiHi j Im|ii I'to-i’d with f lo1 title ii-hey iiit I h 41f itM-ii ru mr iiuiiHIitit tut ion a.- ii in 4li'fiiit(i-1 mb il ut lhr port of Miami, II II t'iilrlimlie local muiiHgiT fur th^ Floritl» * 1'im ci Mini Lig h t Fo., utul M ix. Ffilrmnii litovr rrtutmul to Sunfonl nfli t hu'ing aprnt a imi(ur New \ car % week-i mi im l ku* i-ftiiut of --------| NfttoKgU. ir H ila r io u s A] e e t i n g Tucitoiia win- N' Y e a .i ton day «* fur «i mem hi* i the Msnfurd Rutm > F |u h toorm or g io iip - who h m e f e r n jiv * (l a i l l l S — -------------— - A • K o t a r ia n s D u r in g II JoHeph IM.Iltiiiper, (»:t ,fiin.......................... or im n l In tin* f 11 - • in te g o ry , u i». n I Mr « l ll - — ■a ..I I d Cl '(tome tn Flotnlii I known nut %iv o i - tolily woubi gitoot (bt jM-titir.u I 11-! r |i| 1i III toil b* • o Jiiilgf K M il U t A M iF . M F IIF A H S M the rUPtOfl! box* bin I li Ml k n ! 1 shortage* in « fn** I to "i w ln n - n w.*» fltoftr which wa- )itil lUiiikRt' k t lo l »m* ••1 |t -i4i *ti ♦' jow i, ili rprlui of thi Smtfofil Foil ivrt O frlim trs. thr w*-* kl* pitot tisr Isrstotcrti wit! !«• hi-M • ---Th>i|riHlmy mghtu at « «B o ’<1“ ^ »n J"h ' W hittington. 74. died at th r Elk* Lotljfc n»om« iii*i * **4 " f hi* home in l a k e llr h n l . . | on tftf'fNInr •*ds y night a « - h«" Iwfii as a "bafly" member of I he club by K lw a n lan T . L . D um as whnl presented M r. S m ith w ith s lapel button Th u rsd ay and w as lu rm il in l i t' Presid ent Mason announced h is com m unity on F rid a y . it » <a com m ittee a ssig n m e n t. for the | l r “ "' •* w r,'l‘ new year, and requested all com- I 1 W hittington, of S a n f o . d , m lttee ch airm en t o meet at the I «*"c ,**>' su rvivin g -o n . o f -hr M o nteium a Hotel lomorrow n ight 111V at 6 30 o'clock to d iscu s, policies ""'ittingt,pn «r> » n stiv , for Ihc new y ear * G r e e n .lo ro , N l ’„ hut lie it l After Klwanlan Julius Ding- lived III th r la k e Hi'lvn a rcs fcldcr had made a short talk on aliuul "3 years, T ppii so n. all l 1 " the ubjectvee of a successful dsug ht. rs a rc h u only su r*i* young peoples’ movcmroi. tha meeting was adjourned. Those attending were: Frank Kay Anderson of Altamonte Springe. Mayor W. A. LcfTlsr. 8. D. Hlghleyfasn. and Riv. W. A. Cooper as guests, and Kiwaniane C. R. Maaon, Howard Ovrrlin. 8. J. Nix, T. L. Pumaa, Julius l)ingfclder, Fletcher Bailey, I. J. Breckia, Dare Bonlskc, E. C. Harper. Arthur Brmnsn, A. B. Johnson, C. P. Proctor, il. C. Washburn, T. 8. Lamloa. Prtrr Hehas l, Bill DuBose, Rsr Fm. E B. Randall, Jr. L Tharp, Jno. D. Jlnklns, J. 0 . Sharon, J. 0. l^onardy, Karl Lehmann, 8. V. Doudney, W. a Coleman, V. A. Speer, B. C- Moor*. Howard Long, P. N. Whitehurst, W. B. Zaohry, and B. P. Caswell. ' .... n t* v i wHi* rtolIih| Ip Dir I l O f . lu e s d a y Till- trip tu liic isll'ii I, line "■ -><■*' of « '. . « ! .iwumre .................. — m -j- |b) akr in both thr* cluiiiThe normal tvi * l»**i»» m n -in if uiMiiagt'i JI II FMU'rn«n i i'gtot WAr i llllt ||'Oto'‘ I h||<, M i. ('ulvman >t« t•«L hiBUM- of cairiten- '. I hi » m | r e n t ) |v • | t hwt litii log I * . I 1 will! tieim ly “ rough wi totloi Ho I»‘ p Jriiritpg tire un l i e . l r . nr. up g, il tu i oncrrncij a* thry **|f* nt wn bnUt | k w p I hr i ity ( orufin " o«n from rniiiiring an 4vtm hum hut lbti l l •<> mI ppm. . lie Mii !e,i idur hour hxtcm ng t<* Hu m wdiug lin k c i my with ili4 •b • n il light humi wurd jihhmi y wa- i4 ni'« )lh t'f mlrth-prov 4)k mg i vtslu i urn- rtolrwhich had b#i*u incp a ivtl b> tii*-1 “ ft hen ■to*/' *a ii| I iv 11 Knrginrer ‘ anil ipcativ I r4.et«mg e bicti mi'luilTHA IIF. HOPF.FI l. program rom m tll«r I Fr**d I VVtlliiiui- '*1 htovr in thv rJ « surpritc - 1**ji nl n v«»iy -mull inland to pick up a iito'-w nger who Inipromptu talkwen* mii V nl jiwpt ( .1 m coiitoidriahlv tim r In .A-i . M W Y O R K . Jan had wtM'lit-avifl »h4*ii i li»y tiiinaYrNiigtoUng light iirul power irntfi Amcficjiii MtoibinUt **>* lh»* m i bo by H A Met’ rami', Jut k.-on I•‘ In mg') Irtojlf m fikcutg 11*.14 ' nmn* v illr , high F o a *i I iru orficial, and foi tlic i l l y Co mint bnion and ^ , C“ «* iiu^vlully thi-fi it hu- firwJ m y Rpc. ft A- F o o p rr, paBtur of the w h ere... l o ll. Coleman h s. out I l " « h '' * h‘ uf *h' ‘ "I 'man aaid, wax the U ’ lundn d if * nrw yia t Binn* FJJSI.*’ Iin|uin«*» in F m it MfthodiBl <Turn h uf San - yet lUA'iV any cniKCBniim un mjy ■ ' brat inn of. the New Y. n r , The CD, tA ^ the past few » r o k . have hren ac ' fof'1. »•"> -••re g u e .u ..f the cluh own tight lull nor hn» he o w n dtA* VIS" Ing m u .tcisn . .n m r a n i'il l>y. statem en ts li.s t j In teresting sm .uig lh.irso lu • V rie rs would follow s f le r Jan |. tiim s mad* by K o ta n g n . i c . l c i . l s y arnl (here I - rtih u ti lo iM-hevr ! * i r th' following that the U a lc m e n ti w e ir *in crrelto t» riin -m *y o r \\ A Is-fTter I) nmdi ** fr»olvr<l *'Th*t i wtl| «$•• rn> _ __________ ____ .(luting 1034 to H op thitinwarra n tn l wa»t» of public futnh by 111ST0KIF IIBMK U A M A (iE f) T A L L A H A S S E E . Jan X l A Y Th e G ro ve, histo ric nisnsiuo h 're in which w as bron E lle n C a ll, the /iral w hite cblhl horn in T a lls h s s se r, was d a m ag e j h eavily by fire Murdny night. F lam e s ap paren tly alertin g in a n adiktion to the b uiU lgg, sw ept through the roof befuro[ being exting uished . Mr. R . the o w n tr, said the DUNLIN. Ga., Jan. 3. —4>t*>- J". C. Brower, U , foraner Stole a. as tor i l l prominent Coffee Ceuqly cltiasto,. 4tod h*ra early yrstriday from toAftoi la aa automobile ar­ chton* b to Vamtoy. huildi . : noul-J be repaired. Jthr govrininent. Too many intligrnt fert are in thr public trough Ilond-breker W a lle r Cooper resolved “That I w ill never, never huy SO) m ere Blocks, p a rticu la rly those not Hated, t u t w ill .ooflnp my jiu rc h a .e s to Sanfo rd bonds T h e re ’s m or* money in it." Chemist Ray Monsalvalgr re solved, “That during IV34 I will •nitoavur to make some actual progress |a my work. Thus far 1 hare done nothing but draw my |CU...... I the ,o s tle r w .th me. t h e .. if,...- |H ,t re.nlved ! ,,r - tsst.-.n “ f a h o u t t hs I unless I I i,lle riPOles Ihl.pugh 1 Will CoOtln- 1,*te*' ,r ' " " ue lu upske m .e .tig .t.u n . slung , ,noon U’ lh .. hoe until he does. .Ilh ough I 'r 1 10.000 .ff“ r ^ ntU^, • **»* ! L,U \ u r' "»"rBlnr. k’ ; " " ' , jU railed Was th r .ird e i " f thi- day, realise that the Co m m iaiion ^he Co lem ans re tu rn .-i Iwmo i never do an ythin g sAout it." declaring (he e sp e rie n r. as »nn P ill-ro lle r K E Hludw orlh has they hsv* ■evolved -'That sometime d u ring 1 of the most unusual 1P3I | .Mill do som ething to please ever known. ol-i Doe Touchton " MANCIII’KUO I'liANGKS NEAR F e rn " K in g " Hen F . H ain es, of A ilartio n lr S p r in g , irsu lv cd “T h a t TOKIO, Jan” X - (AY Import­ with the firm conviction th a t the ant change* in the Japaneie A ' best interrslM of thr fern buyers vise-1 government of .Manchuhiro, Will to served If I ran get control Including the previously pre.Ui uf the en tire output of the fe r n ­ elevation of 2t)-year-o)d 111 eries of the county hereby resolve Pu-Yi to he' emperor, were rep that I will endeavor to get con- •d Imminent yesterday Lit (Continued Uu Page Two) cirrlea. ewiei «T- ^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 1934; <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/799deb85ab55dd2080f9495c4b5453e7.pdf f9915519cb8561862c685da220634d41 PDF Text Text Jl t d*rtB « t'* »i I ' ' |T ' i;.ti ■:" FT k>e»>V*K‘| Cloudy tonlk hi and Thnrsdny, I t a p r r ilu r t about u n i S A N F O R D . F L O R ID / ^ , W E D N E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y DEAD Heads Kiwanians ig NoteOfOpti . Future, Asks Support Of tire Community ns over • n o te th e of o p tl- fu t u r e pro* a n d d e v e lo p m e n t o f th e In w h ic h h e w e e b o m ra in ed . W . A . L e f f l e r , a s m a y o r o f S a n fo r d r a o n ra n is a tio n m e e tin g t h e C i t y C o m m is s io n la s t t, th is m d m ln g c a lle d ■TaOn - so *". H -ads ______ s u p p oIrtt. o If'* Its ............................. in “ w o r k in g to w a r d la g o t tba City and th# sit Ita ^Klsens.” m ’ City Commlaalon fo r tba r y a a r " M r., Leffler said In -'Rfdpared statement today, “ la ' M od o f tbo urea eltlsens bav* aarrod In tbia capacity | U p u t yaar, haring selected ‘ donar for tba '.•ha.aslA “ A » mayor­ 's I soik lt you^ help oaa working toward ot tha CKy and tha ta cttlaona. ...Commission haa laid _____ I lk i f oeonomy and IWoT skW mada progress In tha aetUeawat o f IU dahta. I t haa dealt tern aad a boro-board with lt« atodltara- V o hop* that tba anaohsg yaar wUt tgtng o i nearer to a M U I t i f n m i t i t with our crcd, jM n . i • -In tha moan lime. wa thould not daspslr. Our city la situated In the i , o ^ , (CoaUaasd oa F a t * Four) 9 LivesEndangered In Auto Accidents M * M t « H aarlously Injured. but Um Urea W Bins parson, were M tba reault o f three 1 t t f i u W i a w U k U reported to 1 g b a rifT i efflca yesterday, all X&WMMa I t hours. . v 1 U m first eeetdant occurred yesUcday morning Inmodlalaly south Ot Um d ty IlmlU on tba SanfordOrlando read. An AuiU n coupe bodriven northward by 13-year Christine Bond and with her E. Bond of O vlejo os _ figured In a collision ia V o r d roadster, being driven portbward by F. L McNair of S im eylm n la . Tho roads U r was badly damdgod aa It turned over sevsrsl throwing Mr- McNair U the ittstln waa alightko rasa was bolng ' I gbaot 0:80 o'clock Am * night. driven northMoore* eut• • ditch bortbo John Moloch farm whan Patti Buchanan, o f 8U, w m uaabU U apply i'Bnkao ta thus to negotiate tho iluwly. Ho wao unth* roadway. J. T. • girl paaeeogor In I* Injured as Tba car was M m later, and withBu a f tha atuntlng wreck D. U ad DoLaad, driving a truck that city, rob Into a truck oa tho highway without U r . Jones waa not Injured, VOS badly damaged, t truck apod away before j aouM lunch tho driver, jjM .w u a W la to eacoko tho IIthe caoo is be- m I DEAD IN J U R E D 1300 Acres Celery In V e n i c e - Sawtelle Area Has Suffered, Considerable L o s s 3, 1031 P r i< * F iv e C cn U NUMBER 3» 3-fJjJJRIDACffAjRoosevelt Calls F o r 10 m Continuation O f His SORDISPUTEi Program O f Recovery Pe ikons Offered Jobs! In Fields, ( J r o v c K Gmnot Be Carried * On Roll Anyisonper ASSIGNMENTS TO 20 YEAR R E C O R D ^ " * On Progress Made LOCAL CWA JOBS FOR FIRE LOSSES During Past Months IN OTHER HANDS BROKEN IN 1933 LOS A N G E LES, Jan. 8.—( A h - | A awlftly rrcruitej army o f 5000 , workmen begin rehabilitation of the flood-rtricken lowian'ti about t Lot Angeles yaitarday w ld li | l)r. C, C. Wu, former Chinese mounted deputy sheriffs hunted minister to the Unitrtl State*, through miles of mud and debrii who died of rerrhral *mb©Min» for the hodiei of rirtima. The ten­ at hie home in llong K'*ng yt»* tative (Vath lilt lengthened to a terday. lie was 47 y rai* of airt*. potilble 70. He was Chinee* r*|»r*»vntatlve Tho search centered In the dreo- the leaffuc of nations and most laled Montroie-La Cresrenta i n of his hoyhoiul was •i»ent in tlon which fe ll the greateit fury Amerira. of the most disastrous flood in this region since the breaking of the big St. Francis dam, 40 miles j north of Lot Angeles, in I02X, reusing a loas of aoma 450 lin t . Thirty-ala bodies, 24 of them Identifier!, were reported recov­ e re d ; 17 persons still were on 'he Hit o f missing and seven w ire dead as the result o f traffic acci­ dents In the storm. Authorities said the misslog list might IncUdt-< \ ( r \ v H o p e F o r l ' e f l C C i S ,h . .2 unl.Wntlfled dead , ^ M ad c j enormous Job confronted 'he T A I I l MASSES. Jar. .1 (dh — A ll l •%11 Works cmpbiyra who • re t»ff*r**l Jo* a in clln i* nml i truck «»••!* harvesting in Kloriii* W A S H I N G T O N . Jnn. 3 — : mil-t from I'W A |»a> C. Russell Maaon, local mana( A I M — I ’ ri'e illt'llt Rnim rVt'lt ToiU i "m*-1lately, the Stall* Ku*rrr to r a well-known Eastern rl,f|vr * n n il!** r\il*»l io«!av in hin n tt'iw iK i' to I h e jo in t accd concern, who waa irutailed - Thi \iient«?le« thn* ra«i«nl w ill' sortition o f fo tip r o s n I or la y rt*today sa head o f the Sanford Kl^ fMl*il \y ihe aaaignment «»f wanla Club for 10.14. Ur. Mason fr n in tt i f r o m l if t «iii«ti. m m , new »y** f r n m F*«l*fnl c lf ic rtv n m m tnlsiUi'U* o f nuw • The ruling «!••* ap hM b€* n • Klwanlan for icvcral A *0 \r«» r*cnr«l fm r»tim atnl li'jjin ln lio n lull rlrlilt ill 5fon •»«* h» Howard plica !•* prranns offered i»»hs in , Meeause official* «»f the Na Orarlin at the head of a group i any other line o f private business |<'«nal Kc-Employment . . f f . ' • oil I tUniHgt' by fin* m thi« fity wnm iT n l w ith hi.- r t f o v o r t proo f SA men. ju.** _ . . ......... .. *1. . Ilia move was taken In v i r « of i Magmrlia Avenue now have the * -bMllrriMl tlunng th* year .........I. „ was n-po.ted ...lay by |W™m * n' ' l»**“ KI**^H «l«irln|g lot m I imported lnb**r troubles, partirti- ie«p4tn«ibilily for n*«!irnllig hue I'h lrf Mae t'letelaild, v rlfr - 1 B le pttttt MIX IMOntllM. larly in the eltrus belt |H*rsons to n v il works pn lift "• : an h. a.l of one of tin- .il\ '- most J Addressing the GongroSa |mrManv shippers have char g e l in lh), '•oinity. a. its,- goteinm onlal . .......... nts. sonally he asked more co-operathat I W A wore srales and short tiirati Ibat Ihrr* ait- any 11,0 e .I.n .a le l damag. for lh e | t“ " ' "T o continue the rvatorgtlorl hour sehelul.« had alt hilt dts- ' job" availabb* than lh*rr w, ». h | ^ .H| $ j:I7h 7f*. fio m ’ nf nur natlnnal well l>«*inff ami ruptid the citrus industry, which i im|M»rant to build oft th* lays ago. it wa« m mmiirnl 1iikNi i l i uni fir**-, mt liulinu nimbi* ! could no, n ffird to pay similar ................................... ,Ittfw III,, |'M*\ lotlto IttW , a new structuivi 1 in n *«(iitrinml lt>«iii'tl nl tn«' r.m I •'» t*l tl, toH H8 I*!.t’ruin- of the pa-t *1 . %| n(|, |.«||il*aii|n,*<l bellrr t»» m rrl Ihu pnn* ' l l lit 11*12 Will'll Nit N'l gnms. especially, have hern ! idoyinent office this morning ■ ilen t nrnl’lnnn nf ni'Hlrrii c b illu t••ft*r•lt*tl | ' niinnl •- lilniit wnikrn* it wm- ' It wm« furthrr ntalrtl thMt -m h •Inning* of 9 I'JMO wu* 1lion. •lining 111 fin I "W e have |»l«Hiffli«* I the furrow rhgtk'iil ••MigniiM'itl*• m- thi- lit Kinpb>> W till* (In ••*1« « » m t b*aa »* B & n n ed H n tilM a r .lj |an l plant* «l h»hmI -r r»l,“ be f*ahl# *n>» « ot thr m irk f ir m n •» |m|i||| f1IN> ^ ,|| I*. th* lowi-wl i •'!••• il*«l ill Sanfonl in "The haul iHgmnmg i*» over. I f wa* |*rr«rnt*il hv S J Sligii " f j only mi M*t|niwii it.n f lln* * W \. il«* iiioibin bo-loiy. il i« b*li*v*i|, 11we woiiltl reap lhe full bar veal we _ _ men o f the rlvll works list*, the Orlnn«b» wh*» |*«»int*»l •••»• *hat 1Nfig| tbrli only In fill va ani H"» j ||IMt III* |»*i 1 1%(•%I a «••••! nf * * i in11•I eultivale Ihe anil whef* Ibn CW A ha« ingfb- it .Mffinilt In OR LAR D O , Jan. 8.—W T - N o for*»try camps, Amerlcsn legion H A V A N A . Jan 1 td*> Vrrsl pinj«*«'ta al | i*n f- lo iMrli M—ob'itl of llil* (|t>,go«Hl "**il l-» Hprnulinff Mini tbo Valencia orange, or “ other lair R«> Crnss chapters and lent Gran Ssn Martin's nnnnunrr ill rt* latnir ir I hi* Smith Klnritla itbat mav *%|al j liH* IH O I In tii appiom h*«l |planl m M*at Itlllg up In maluiu . bi waul, rrnpa |m a«l> untlt i wn\ trailatlea nf th , Valencia typo" county employes. tomato Iwlt wb I ment that he would resign »"■ Thousands of homeless had In ( birf i I«'y*I nm<I i i*poit*tl that I growth.'* •«| when r*a«tv It ua> point imI ut i IimI it o will he permitted to move from I hints drnpped by th e author nf s| must It.- barv**li*«l lh* mo-1 notion* fit,# of tli* yi'a«,j R.NMMb'U Mppai«'iilly plannwl lo 1 y Kr Ink! II the slate until Mar. I, the Flor­ be sheltered. Roads buried iV. ply I political Conciliation plan hrougli |t lift rf hi »• ii-t'b'ki lb* I im * binigifig tb* iitoa! •lam i<iial lal*i with lh* I van IcRlalaida Coatrol Committee decided under silt and drl.rls had to he ■ new hnpr for |»rar* to s tlifl b'*«* IWW ba\« lint nlM'Otlv piopo«ta< to re* oinineiol in cleared and the wreckage of hurt 0,1 I him- wit' dial w bo b gud*«l !l»* jtl»n ii* pt• , n**«f*il tb«*rr arn yesterday at a aaaslon here. | weary Cuba tinlay a wntk pit*i*4't i • bi-it Ill* R< dre.h of homes ami other hulld.ngll)t*»|4l| ||f t b* Imih* nf M H .1 lin* Widi do 111a*I tv* niMiiguraioil The meeting was recessed after H rxplanatb'ii' |»ro*.**nl tim* I W llhnul a 'It remained to In- cleaned up. '• Finpb*yin*ni ••!(»• * Wit It lilt Vl*w Kililtl'-I nil iMyillc \bi -.'••* *nply [at lb* a|H’*lal 81‘ i'io ii la-*l .Marili. an all day dlecusslon. The prural-j aiUanlagr. II* I'ongialuliii* I III* f ’onffn*aa“ An appeal to Henry M Wuite, (lm n ma*h* It Irntiwn y*atrr«laf '•hat tb*y may b* plat • *1 >n t tb il ill 1Ii-i i 'UIIh'I 'lb * In*, ihrti ^ ^ Ing of all citrus shipments «a i| i Ic in ' n ffn r aft* f # that hr wnnltl i fm it* bioik hi dial a* a*intt, anil (Continue.. l ags Tw ol wsiik- p»••)*! t• mini* •11a 1 lv • -I intuit •! at mIii'ii ! !>»••<* to he discussed today, along with| May 22 when a enn-lil.iHoi.al a * , U ^ .K m ilU C C r hr i f l l i t l lot a om lm uitiun uf. I bo • Jbital a* fa»t wa Y »rtl»n m ftoTlir. 40*4 III B rnatparndt !(» 1•** — | a boat of Other important business, semhty Is arhrdulrd to meet. pingram Ihrn *n arlr l or Mibbt ioiin I w tit k4 * 1 — mi * nrt'ili'tl, \* ni •, tb*' lit u let ttltl Ia mmu M** (hat Waa crowded o ff yeslerdsy -l CHARGED IN A H H .tl'I.T I'resnlrnt al-n -ign.il u decree set Tb* l*ii'»»iil*nl iI i 'm Iii *i,i | an intb*V will Ih* nolifi*il !•) im ii I at of g 1 Mt tin at ion t0 I ’lnt I * k o* calendar. ling Apt s- the date nf elet Itnlion lo i *|*oil lat*r In IrgiftA* nno . il wa*» aniioiin**di ttiitsI it it-1 in- -luff ••( four M--I-I The committee look aoth... r.ni ST I’ KTKRSHURG. Jan 1. l/1'l lions to the assembly. ini* on "T b * tl* bt » «»w*tl gn »» A warrant charging Ross Itskthe follnwlnr matters: N oli** that a"-ignni*nt- wotibl nut- I' i n i v f..» tb* *ffn n in > nf *tniii*nl ami |m*o|»|s- of thin rouiiUr. Ilentamln Feinsnde? IhI. Advertising A resolution w a»]er, sus|H-niled city fireman, with Medina. _ In mail* by Ih* M* Kinpb»\ nn iil j lit* »b |•m|•11110 nl m r - h*iinl loilu> ii^ b> tb* gob*inin*nla atvi |»*oUruguayan mini-let it>nl| VI A S lIIN t il l*\ . Jan I »d'» in t lo 1 fin al k- of Iim r I in-otan •• considered which calls for s ng ssiault upon Jamas l>elgh. another j ,r|%(|rr In effort- !>• restore t"Jtli , .j Fugine**!- •• ••If 14* ia(b *i Ihnn i*\ lb * « VV A Mg* 111<* who mi* bitMliy fiint'i'i n**«l Itl*• t*f oth*r tountruB. ,S*v*ral ttosuil ndvortlslng campaign to t«|Jtr<man, waa . U*UOti JO'Urdajr, I ral tvancjuilltv. oeoow.1 speedlar-4 T * r chief of nation- hi kt>••wlnlgiitg tho * UrUt * wn« yirvaral •lav« ago. !•* In* uhhiinI ie|*««it I " th« I engredirected by the ronlm l commit Raker was plarerl under s * in *\ *i> mu iuw«h VII arr agrn*«l bav* |ini i hi -mall pari, othe r* tlon rnnromtng his nmveno ot- I " Imtoiiii r ffr t liv * >•••'!♦ i«la> •Ith’ i»n»»e i Iimo a •••'! atabb*«l twirr day A fter rontinuerl cont* retire (•••lav dull 1 Im f 1 Icti'lninl Mini hi- iii*u h a ir fail**! lo |w>Mnr nallnn, tsa and paid for by a 1 rents a Imml. l>riffh waa •tal.b*d |,..n *l"lla» • I'!••»»* I " " 1' 1 early Monday morning a« hr an* •It *• I \(• 4••II ■tl I* !!•IMI trill Irf III. I I inland!, ha- panl m •ImMiih’ ii Iw »lu'b box levy on all citrus fruits leav th . mtni-lei -tmlmgly deil-ned •• Mt.|* i.., tin- iitainleoaH'e **f *1 Iilglo'-I -o il (••• llo |i •••id toIm ||• (In* roulilry hi lull ‘ Ing the stale Upon thr advtrr of Maker foughl over an order i* dtstn-s hi- progre-s t"i* «'d I • m . I iiii ' 1 1%i*i ami Ita 1 1•••i wt.ik ha\* i'- lah|ifltoil with »t Inu W. G. Meal. Secretary (if Agrlrul sued by the fire chief Maker dis ilrturnmg lo bom* ptoM*ma liu ^ will have lug new- - ihui II, ►111• Ih doling I h* I nl lt*d lullf and mimH ••1•1•••• 1 mill %I »a nl "W r bav* h»■••n aliorkatl by lure Wallace's representative here. played a black e>r an a result of i.. ^ timing in'a* hilv I H It waa vote.I to place the a.lvertls- thr fight. I ('• :>t!n«vil On I'agr T h n a ) 1mail) iioloiioti« I'lMiiipb*- of ill* ’ , ,| $ t.1HHI fill Ih* ***» Contlnued on I’age T w o). jui ira iloii* oui tit 1**11- by |»*r« ' F LO R ID A FIRM i.KVH JOII i • < IIM AGO, Ian la h iiin I'alatku .... ■Itltn 01 g I •>t111*- Wlit! 11.» v* 1**11 11wdun tonib ill I hr S T A R 'S K X -IIU B R A N II IIIFJt "• y 111If oil tbi’ii lo igI i Iho - by llm u>•! k W A SH IN G TO N , Jan .1 (AO I Mil.inm ball'd • I of iH*tl»o'i* *ilb«*i mo dural or v B E V E R LY III 1,1.S, Calif.. Jan The war department announced ohc i \ »»\ #Hiln»r, 1!•:!!?. t U I '"Il HHIt F. S Knight will U in*laRe*l «» itlim nal In tb* In -i 1 «4l*K«»ry( a 8.—|/n— Herbert K. Somhorn, fo r ­ yesleriWy award of A contract for { consul r*»minan«ler " I • e ln * t ai»»p • blm1114*dfl m a liiiut |..| V\ id fi*l«l wbnb •!••• - inn nitolvr violamer husband of Gloria Swanson, a concrete water atorage lank at t JoM'pit M 11. | • VS .*• I I lioiia «»f llo I t lln ol ••nr law.-, •!*••• ( tiok count v - I.mIIoI I*.. N'» n*^* Wowlmeii film star, died yesterday at his Mav well Field, A la , to Ihe I a< ka ir tirr«l -ailui wh>« Iim pra«*!i*ra hub* U t 11 lotnigbl lo I and w4 1* tainted w iih fi Company. I during s -p e ta l meet in home here, lie was divorce I from wanna Construction III* (mutit) II mhu' - him •• i'iral firr |tm< in lb * »•!* of ■ t|d ton light whirl* ha** ahoi ki •! !bf»f® pound party which will !-• held i Jacksonville. Fla., for $MOO<) Miss Swanson In 1022. | r.i.'lg, i l i i l t In 11 )i-tird M ) the lodge looms on l*»h Vven-. Sailfovcl for 11*14 inm 11 'i»Dlltill*«l **»' I’ni* I "»ii ) . A group of I' Hi iiii Hi • »b iimin alter >• I. ■og illn*** ftiuhl wh*n r»ial* tomorrow night at 7 'til •'* h ck i "Id iral aiol <I'd* tend* • r Funnal -4'i b 1 4 4 *— mm It* 1.4* lu l l Other officer- I •• I- iii.lalb 1 h "mall alt»v. •»«•! fir* I " *• " 1 u*i| thi* <niini i b' al til* Ft lik -olt f till* i mi 11••in !•• '•lirr al iwr» an J A I sue. a d ,i nly In i l.ii for a r*< outi| of lln •• mol row ini'l iitiig nl I" in ••‘ilm-k, I F lit r b ii f klar 1 |*b«*laii'l «• !••••' truant f It 1'liilhn-. • ’ »»• ral *l**iion with R*b Mm i I iu I |I»mui "I lluly it! Ihr •lainaiM »»'»l ' I. \t I .1 It, n, kill. In*liki • lisaa- ihMucti U»i*4 »ik» >omFi«k . i4|)M k)dailrp«i 4 ItBl fW *Ol 4Ht|s-* sort.' rvrnrt* rt ft HrrrVnn; wotrff ' tltg MiIII mI bbdl I** III I blfg|4*l| •• b a ll o t I i o b l II IlMI l-t • • • .if-pMiinn V\ | Tkl- morning do j \y |i„rt„ii, -i niiy Predicting that thr 18 members accorded th* privilege of having j ' *u»rt*r) •mi Iy tail bad ••••it lu 'f *1 • 1 im p *allr<! lo ll»* r-o b u . • o f lh* Sanford Ktwanis Club Iwrn the flrat group to liatrn tot Snnw. J M Vining. and Mr I I IM*|H I I- M ••rt* •*4 III 11.4I« I j luipi*4*4'd toiib 11*4 ilfirirtivy ■ » r O Ullll',1 HUd f I 44!!••' 11• ji.'hhu ifT 1 F M. i 'I. Hand, would conspire to makr th* year a talk by W. A le ffle r , new may ! Yates, auditm-, and Ui. mnr*. Md . % bh« ii In kbm• 1*10111 II* mu I di-pat' h *d im-b'fii air 11 isit*-• •• .4<krd ballot * • Frrfirh Av*nu*, wU 1* 11 * 1084 one of th* most successful OI thr city, Klwanlan J. ti. Sha | Smith, idiysirian f o||ii!»*i| do -.m f••f HiMiiy b* an* p4ittatl4in a- it is 4b'min»-trat> d ut , ,ms'll shortage in a fts-« l“ '< lodge K K -lari'i k intp"Ut< In lh* history of the organisa­ run inducted Mr Overlin into the f t t'olliri-, rctiinig and fnlloviuig In- |i tin uu'lit, b* tb* port t»f Miami, II II <*4d*mal4, dii' ballota Mild nidi Mini In H tion, retiring club president How­ Past President » club and prearst. roniiiiaiiili-r ha* invilad all iMlrt- fle'Se whirl) ws- put „ul 'earn* to Flm ida II* hatwo Iimb I mauag4 r for tiic Florida • Ismagitn restdrnre nldy Would gfMItt lb* pl'tltlOll |i*rR i»f lb* f'amp. I hair fatidllia, ard Overlin actotl as the officer ed him wKh a lapal button •known aurbiboi* iin« n « aiatrr, |’t»w*r and Light t o.. Mini M ib . I Tho algnatori*- pionii"**! I#* < I Mrs Win II l l s n k a i „ f Haiti" I know o f no man who ts as and th* |>ublir («» alien,I th* (***• who installed C. Russell Mason <'ti|*maii hav* r*tum*i| l«» Sanfonl fray coat o f tli* rrrount wl. as head of the club for the new deserving o f this emblvm," -alt! muni*R whirh ar* said In b* CltANGF. HKlIKAMM \l It \TF. mm*, arul uiiofliii i- a btodi*i aft*i having -p*nl a ii»n|U* N*wr year during a meeting a) the Judge Sharon In his short presen­ unii|u* in pr***nlatiun. may run to |%n,ip»i» >11 II,.11),lulu V *ar*s w*4*k 4-ud 4tii 1 1!•' •• laful uf tation speech, “ tor In my 12 Montsiuma Motel today. t'ptil fuittur n,duc. it NaBBau. The Installation ceremonies year's as a ntsmh«r o f this rluh! n"U|rt-d l.tilay l,y G<'>rg< Tb* trip !«» tb* iftli'ti t. 4*n* uf wore brief, end Included the In­ 1 have yet to witness more faith j liiwy, ,krcclul nf lit tli* moRt mt4i4->tinc " f cert Orchestra, tinduction into office of W. 8. Cole­ ful service In o ffic e ” I that |ii* in tin Atlantic a ahnft Ralph A. Smith wts welcomed I is, !srs>l,,u w ill ie held man and 8. F Doudney as first iliRtanrr fmiu Miami, ton* inmiu i k in a* a “ baBy" member o f the club Thujsrlsy niglits at a lilt ,•'• I> • and sacoad vice-president, reb> air in both iliiictnuiby Klwanlan T. L. Dumas who! J»hn Whittington. 74. died at the Elk- laxlgr ruuiti- in*l,i ,.l „ f apectlvoly. Thr n«»rinal m Imui noa-m g lu-en IM -n ls.| on we,lnp«,lay night- a- ba­ Tueadax wa» S* w Y rai'a •*•-•*!»• «alai> ’* In a short talk In which h* re­ presented Mr. Smith with a Ispcl his hn tte ,n l-akr 4a-t to at i wa* ii«*t |H>A-ih|*, Ml. button Tharsnay and was tuned in lh *' the t-uslom Mi elltl * I ,a al and t mn day i i far a- m*m>N'r- **f I l.«Mal nianag«-i II II Y’*deman |Coir man atat*d. •*iau-4 «»f raviewed tho progress of the past President Mason announced his community ,,n Friday. tl * ■ » vtsit|nx niii-tcian- m in e t, -I n, th* Sanford |{mI*»i > • lul, «*••• |rraidbi | I liat 4|unng I'1 I I will year. Klwanlan Overlin declared tivim d) **ri»tfgb %b4441In i 'I h ti*p ie-tts ar, it, g, ,| t„ (• • 0 *^ 0 ^ •• thr> ap'Ht an hdat i k**p Ihr * ity ( "in i for th * I ■ »• "> -' heir thi. week • •' j from that It was madc possible entirely committee assignment. r*«piinng an • btra limn •*«!t i>i«r n*w y*ar, and raquatlad all comi 1 ' " billing ton. of Sanfi.a. , | | k | ^ „ mu* hour ll*l*n<ng tn th* i 4 admg 'tlnkriitig •*"L...... w,*h t hi ih*. In r light because of th* co-operation and humrward w m- a ni"ith m itU* chairman lo a! I ha ! -urv.bing *»n . «.f 'h* i f mlrth-pr 4 ibokmg r * 4 *I u I m * hb r a te ‘ enthuslam of an active inember, an(| ap*4siy • ......... which nuludwhich liad b*m pii|«ai*il ••> III,-| 't o ll, •»*••," rmi .I i ib 1 1 Knrgilirfr shlp. Ha pladged hi* full co-op­ llontaium a Ilotal tomorrow nighl *•••* rJ p Burpn** -top m> 14 b«*iy amall TIt AUK IIO P K F I Mr Wbitl.ngton wa- a nativ. |f prugram comnultajI Ff4»«l I W illiams. I have in th* eration to th* new officers, and at « •10 o'clock to dUcutk policica island tn |»i*k up m pa--*ngar who for lh* n.w year ’ lG rren-K .ro. N C hut hr *_»'! s ^ 1I|(K Impromptu talk* wet* ma-k al past pul in rimsubiab|« time in Jan :t i A-i he predicted them unbounded hail w 11 * In*Bi'41 alu'B • t»»r tiansbentigatmg light and p4iwrr ratea A fter Klwamsn Julius Ding- l(ved •" ‘ hr " • ',' n * " * >• ' *■ ' the m l 1•„ by It A Met i anu , Ja> k-on success fo r 1084. * portation thr • it) ComnilBMiufi ani short talk on j about ;0 years Two .on . sn I ‘ ♦*’ j "t'r n-tV" ta facing 1014 ' more ' »'Ue, high Coaat I in. ..rt.oal and f. faidcr had mad* a Highlight uf th* trip, Mr. Colo* President Mason accepted the rlaiiglit. ta hln only ufl k su nJfblb ft | * . u... tt a i*_____ ___* . nf sk. suc-eoaful daughl, rs ar* are his r«iv-Sa w hnra*, t'ulie C«d*iuan has nut I |Krv. \ V A t’oopfr. p iftm th* the objectve* o f ■ boprfulI> than it )\mo fac e I any gavel o t office with an expres­ . , _ . . . man aaid. was th* iBland'a cvleFlrat Mrlh<» 1 1 • t t ’hurih uf San >*l ma<V any cnru«BBt4in on mjr , .» Kv... young p*opl*s‘ movement, th* lira yrat »m rr IU2M-' lnt|uin*B in sion of appreciation for th* hon­ 5. , „ ». k — « i. bration of the N*w . V*ar. . . Tlio IA Acn« M "h o were guest. the club 4iwn light lull nur ha* hr *v*n ilia* HORS 4 H K U 'O M K ti A IIM 11 L the past few week, have Iw.n ac- ' or accorded him. He pladged his meeting was adjourned. ,u | ru«sed the matter w.lh tng. t h e , . I " " ••u" ul* ‘ ,“ n ° f. • b° “ ‘ . Those attending wore: Frank ...mpante-t by. statements that j Interesting among the te.olu htob beet e ffo rt* aa a leader of the I fu t e t a ,t re.olvrd that unle.s I f” ' ™ ' . 1" " " " " . " Kay Anderson of Allamonto M IL W A U K E E , Jan 1 i f — "order* would follow after Jan |. •tioes* mad, by Rotarions >e.ter,l club, aad be promised an active, ........ come, th...ugh I will contln,,om ” ,i » ^ n,Ur Springs, Mayor W. A. Leffler. 8. llorna tpotr-l, whistles aounifd and there t. reason to Iw l.e.r ,h' followlfsn — - •* morning* noon to C trl, Tue-'a> aggress!ra tafia a f office. D. Highloy|*an, anti Rhv W. A. and Milwaukee's first nra W A le ffle r u* to msk* iiibrstigaliunB along I'aradr,. fireworks, sn I ttt' iv pa­ ■i r that the -tatementa were -tmere- ' Rotarian-mayor Klwanlan Coleman d e c la re d resolved "That 1 will d* ni) l*r*t this Imr until hr iJotr, although I Cooper a* guests, and Klwanlan* baby aritved at thr sioukr of mid­ I) nadt " raded was the nr,lei >>f the day, that tbo chib • * now constituted d u iinf 1934 to »tf>p this unwar rralia* that th* CommiBBion wjll C. R. Maaon, Howard Ovrrltn. 8. night la ■ local hospital 111> «*t and tjhe Colemans returned h„m<» to “ a power#*! arfsalxatlon which rantnl watt# o f puldlc fun«l* by |nrvrr do anything aJb»ul It " J. Nix, T. L. Dumas, Jaliua Dlng- name IJ G abriel The parent*. 4r. declaring the ri|ierivncr as „na can ploy aa Impar t* at part ta th* IIISTOHIt* IIO H K DAM A LF D I the government; Too ntsn, Indig­ 1*111 roller K K Rludworth has felder, Ptotchor Bailey. I. J. and Mm. Anthony Gabriel, hsv-n'i o f tha moat unusual they hav* development o t tbo city aa wall Brack!*, Dave re-,,lve,t "That sumellmr tluring ent feet are in the publir trough” Booltkr. E. C. decide ! what the first nsmr - III ever known. aa th* furtbattaaca o t aach ob­ Harper, lu ll I will do something to please , TA LI.A IIAS SK F. Jan X <A *> llond-broker Vk'aller Cooper re Arthur Branan, A. B. to- , jective o f tbo dak.” oi l l lw Touchtt.n ” Th* Grub*, historic mans mn hr re solved “ That I will nrvrr, never Johnson, C. V. Proctor, II. C. MANCIIl’KltO CHANGER NKAR ' I “ -- " ’ * Klwaatan Dendaoy. a fte r road- Washburn, T. 8. L*mton. I’rter Fern “ K ing” lien F. Ilalnes, ot | in %bhkh was born Film ( all. the buy any more stocks, particularly lag th* several d a b objectives, de­ 8chaal, BUI DuBose, Rar Fm . E CRASH F A T A L T O GKUKGI 4N first wktU child torn in Tallahas- thnae not listed, tut will confinp Altamonte Spring- tesolved “ That TO K tO , Jan. 3.— (A*)- Import­ clared that tba le w p e r should B. Randall, Jr-- L- Tharp, Jno. D. ---- — see, was damaged heavily by fire my pure hates to Hanford bonds with the firm conviction that the ant change* ,n the Japanese add 3 tholr fulfillment aa Car* as Jinklns, J. 0 . Sharon, t . G. I^onbest interests uf the fern buyers v is e ' government o f Manchukuo^ | Ua., Jan. 3.—(At 5 * Monday night. Flames apparently There’s more money in it.” pOMib'e. He pledpod Mp fa ll Co­ ardy, Karl Inhaann, 8. F. DoutlChemist Ray Morualvalgr re- wtl| to served if I ran get control Including the previously predicted former State sr*a- starting in an adtkllon to ths Operation In arm y t s i t t v w that noy, W. & Cotoasaa, V. A. Speer. U r I M araminent Coffee County building, swept through ths roof solvsd, “ That during IU34 I will of Ihe entire output o t the fern­ elevation of Henry f 28-yenr-old la undertaken. B. C- Moore. Howard Long, P. N. cilltsto, died tore early ycsieiday tofurot being extinguished. Mr. R. •ntlaavor to make some actual eries o f the county hereby raaolva Pu-Yi ta to* emperor, were rep - -Whan the new aCftoava bad been RThkahursi, W. B. Znohry, and B. from Injuries In aa automobile »c- I- Ils U , the owner, said the progrtta (a my work. Thus far 1 that I will endeavor to get con- od Imminent ywtorday III (Continued uo Pago T w o ) clrrtaa. . havo don* nothing but draw my ckda* late M txvhy. buildup would to repaired. P . Caswtll. s> CITRUS CONTROL BOARD ACTS TO BOLSTERMARKET Shipment OfValencias AdvertisIngPlanned i,,h*hlliution Ilc-iMupioymeniOilice: Estimated Damage Is OnMagnolinAvenueI H e l d Below $3100, (liven N e w Duties! Cleveland K e p orts j GRAU WILL QUIT AS PRESIDENT OF CUBA ON MAY 22 t,cw By Author Of Plan; A p p roves Funds Frtr River Project a i Chicago Croup Seeks ! o,. Recount Of 1932 Votei Woodmen Will Inslull NewOfficersThursday Slight DamajicRi'NiiltN Ftom 2 Firi'H In ( ily L o n Illness Claims J |)I IH. Hooper, (i:i (oiemans R eturn After New Y ear’s Visit To N assau Predicting B a n n e r YearFor Kiwanis, Overlin Installs M ason As President Father OfSanfordMan Buried At Idike Helen Rotarians Read New Year Resolutions During HilariousM eetin^ Of Tuesday i �6 « dabmen a ^ c s t n h i i i y w ’b f ['^SIyBoISl AjtTuesds ™ who flew Sen* C itrus Control Board' iVctsuT? ^ In d ^ a r tc iw Opi of the ‘‘fillle^'of riucaUon which nccnu to >e Uj f r iv e danger of diminution l* ithe klndcisnrtcn. At IcMt B o l s t e r M a rk e t F ® ™ NX N. ■*» » • the United Staten Office of Education views with alarm tne -------- • made a preliminary sorvry. ------- growing tendency of school officials to trim budgets by (Continued from page on#) Most of tba famlllaa who evaco(Continued Prom abolishing classes for the children o f pre-school age. De­ lng proposal before Secretary Wal­ deputy public works administrator ate I 1W0 home* In the Ballons trol of the few •rent ploring economics of this kind, the Office of Education In­ lace, before taking action. tn WasMhgton, for an immediate erewk watershed between Culyrr [tern Industry that I sists thgt.the kindergarten of today Is a vital Introductory 2. Trucks: Committeemen moved twhlewidf !lh# county's application ' City snd Venice were able to re-!eontrol during 1934," auction o f U>e elementary school. It Is ns Indispensable as to rlyeerk the movement o f trucks for fSKoOd.OOO In floodcontrol turn ye*terday. Approximately I Oilman Herbert I any other grade. . . . , very closely, i t was asserted that forgM otme sent by CountySuper- 2000 h"me* were damaged In ,thatJsolved that "I will w In the kindergarten the children arc Introduced to real viaor Hugh A. Thatcher. He estl- flat area, but note -were crushed clean and start over life, the Office of Education explains. They see places and : ■ -i... and splintered as many were In I,can find enough**! the Montrose section by torrents Master Mschanie ] things and learn the proper relationship of their conduct to ru# was, curia Usd. .hop ting down cpnyoa. and nor- *>“ * » * '' the well-being of others. They visit the post office, the p. Lappets shipments o f cull, ,)rv w„ h„ worrying about the grocery store, the zoo, the farm. They are taught through frplt: Senator Young of V^oJ (ilrn,ul,. betweoa here and ‘ ™*»“ during 1934. actual experience to learn names and the description of_ ob­ B«*th reported that Miami ” mwl|Montr(„ e ,hr dim , r , w„ , ,,t|. teem to do much go jects which, they see. In the kindergarten, for the first nrdyr {puses are shipping th o u s-i^ ,,^ l(J y , M |r*st glJWO.OOO. Surgeon S, Tulesti time, a boy or girl becomes n mrgjber of a social group out­ Ik t w ^ b‘n " ' T rf“ Unprecedented in the 67 years •“ >*«> »hst “ Wherea. side his immediate family. lie logins to learn how to .get Pkick are roally cull fruit. The (to t w„ th, r rrconl, have been l»Ucy o f the governi along with others who have similar rights and privileges. commitlte appealed to ScrreUryi krpt hcrr thr „ orm( ptarllnf pri. to be to make the rie The kindergarten discovers and frequently co rn e l* ' 7 . „ McLA »< S fS S » ..................... '.My st midnight, brought 8.27 ,‘ h* P*JF « h« l(> u * Angeles. The I "> >nm* P reriuesi', u was discovered that f - |, WM„ rv, „ rrrltPr the foot- make the rich get * through error, shipment of ft^ ll h[|,, thr ,f>wn „ f y>ulirU register- lmor 8*1 wolL Su<b O f this class wss prohibited re- injr , s.nfl inches. better,". , eently, though It hmd Iweeninteno. u , rn|rf J, Ry.n, county sgrkulSecretary Ksrl Lc ed originally to permit move* tUral commissioner, estimsted Ihst wived thst ,-jUuring Itent of this grade. 11,000,000 damage was done to rrducs.pny east and, 10. Membership of the national crop*. Preliminary reports to him mmrly correspond to chmmiltre scheduled for meeting showed that some 1300 acres of rical dimensions of n lh Washington I be second week in rolcry land in the Venire and south." 9. N s B Russet fruit and Un-|lo& „ „ r j n g m o A Y, JAN. J, ISIt B U L K Y K R S 1 F O B TODAY HEBREW BENEDICTION: The U n i bless' thae, and keep thee: TBs lsord Btaks his far* shine up­ on thee, sad be gracious unto tbee: The Lord lift up hisi rnuntensne* •pen the*, and give thee peace, Number* 8:24, 26, 20. Here are such patient faces, Anxious and mild, As bent In adoration Above a Child IjfllW S f > - • manger— Poor men and worn W J» trembled when the heavens D0ZIKR & GAY’S Q U ALITY PAINTS "Bcot For Thn South’* was born. The shepherd* stared on splemtir With ffyes liks these Fytim which the foolish hearts look'out " ,i, Through mlaerlrs invite their customer* and the public to visit their store any time during the day to avail themselves of a free npivirtumiy of hsving feel eiantinrd The Redistribution Of (Juns Childishly eager still, snd ssks, - When, ph when W l'l there be peace on earth, On earth goodwill to men?" ’ “■ ' JKAN HATCH KLOR. VISIT OUR D A IR Y They Coat le u llersuse They Spread Farther— They lletsia Their lleauly lin g e r — There Is N t Belter Made— S p e n c e r -H a r d e n D a ir y BTANLEY-ROGEJiS HARDW ARE CO. *-« tM Formerly Speacer'e Dairy. Pm m / 4M AVefaui*v' |f you are Mtlll wnlinir H 1D.1.I, that fihow» you arr normal. T b t tlm f may romr when thr •'Jlttia fallow** will Intarnatlutial doa trial late nit am furiticr bnnkani ami r i ih > ' I tin* 12 Klin* nilrjrvtl In n»»vi* ihmti imrrnn^ru « ’ bniulnniiin w h ile lhi> rh in iR o irnmiHlcr wntt In Miami i II was almi the wtntc null aoi 'eil h>- I hr jxrlirt- in / 19UH. folliiw itiK u allied ill v mi Weal Flnjflpr Si n et. 1 ny « ae tief.l ae uvitlfin-f in tbt: I rial irf tlic irtinmen in ( i ii*(M Court Mini |»n*<uinuil»ly wrh I f f t in tho puwM'HHlon o f of •uhl It (lieajtin'ari-d— hack ililn lIn* trailt’. ’T h a i rails flir an in t i e lig a tloll. Follow Ih r I I thin e|M*rifir w rnlein fn m i the i-nurt into th r hands < ^ ''' elite.. T h ru Ira rn what In-rmnce <if nl] th f plelnls e ri 'I* I tilt* law from the Inwlree. I f t In* law ie supplying tl p",. I tilts w ith th e ir pun* the p> np'e would like to know it i. .e slide the pawn shops and other stores are not alto ms., to hlatne. "N a tu ru lly every weaism confiscated l i y t h e 'ore| should he kept ley lliein T h e y should never he soli or'-p tinned or dlsjKised of, c m ept tn o ffire rs of the 'aw i " " ' . m iiis fu lly lirenseil and i'i-ntifiiwl as respoiisilde and fietl,’’ the M ium i paper t-oneltiilra. It scents as if then slioidd he some safe wa\ • ;;; tiriK rill o f gun* which an taken front t riniiniil* in . . J t l u i l a lot ked in vaults an not alw ays sale. Vaults had I "p in e d Perhaps the lie*l w ay would he to load lli the) "it to n Iinrge aluitil min a y e a r and lake them out ueh| w here untler etuirt orilei - they should he dumped 7 rloFvd Durfnf thiIF yr«T lynch law ctalmi’rl ih# livr« <»f iwvnty-#lfht which id twvnty more than the numhar in Aiming Ihr man, sis lal affairs i m , and fifteen niurr than la given on t'hristruas Pay ws, a di* 1011. Lynching seemed fur a time tig lit f ul dance In thr W"||,all's t# b* on the way nut. to possible Club rooina with M l» Alina Me extinction, llut lI k- record of the Isiughlin and Mias Gladys Mnrria Bast year would Indicate that as buateaara end Mias Kale Underthere fs still much to be dune be-| wimhI, whu Is home for the hullE e crime can I * handled In ■ days from the Woman's Cutlege In Tallaha-sre, as the pri-tly humus*It Imate maimer. Mr*. C. O. Mclwughlln wss the Banford shipped Its first celery chaperons of the penning. The I wo Thuradky, when Julius Dlngfrldhostesses and the guest of honor ar opened th* market for that wore beautiful gowns of pink paction, SanfortI Is ilowly hut crop* ikr chip*. Those present aurely coming hack and before were: the Misses Kate Underwood, long I) will return to Ita place in Charlotte Hand, .Margaret Wight, the sun. It 1*. In the center of Hoskins Jones, Gladys Morris, a rich agricultural section, has Anna McLaughlin. Helen Rowland, water transportation and other Ellulscth McLaughlin, Sadie Wil­ hdvfnleges which make It a po­ liams, IJmla Connelly, and Gene tential metropolis Between Oy. Roumlllst, Billy lllll, Georg* Ur Updo and Daytona Beach. W* Laughlln, Pop* Wicker, Henry Bare also noticed during the past Puedon, WIUls Shelly, Ne4 Roy two yaars a more healthy spirit tn and Jpe Chittenden, Mcliowell Banford civic Ilfs, and a lessening, Butt, Frank!* Woodruff, Paul of political bickering. This b Jones, and Dr. and Mrs. c*d l progress.—Orlando Bentin#!. But Mb* Dess Is Schumpsrt has re­ The, federal government 1* as** turned fropi Atlanta where ah* example In budgetary ■pent Chriatmaa with her abter, ■ which the average per- Mrs. Charts* Bell. t)d consider In connection Mr. and Mr*. Wilt McKinnon •vrn fl»cal problsma. The are the - holiday guest* of Mr*. gpt new haa two acta of Wit# at bar home la Winter GarOne, which concern* thr Mrs. Ernest Molnar of Oath**vine la the guest of her mother, Mrs. B. E, Takach, and axpecta to rvmala for several weeks. Her gway Sanford trtenda a n glad to w her bgtk home. : '+/f v,*>c7| - SANFORD, TW ENTY YtiAltS A(iO » Christmas celebration hflidai* Whitm-r sii|serlnls-n'k-nl of Ih* Sunday .School, lerl Hie opening service which was followed ly appropnal, remarks by the rector, Ihr lies. A. S. Peck. A special feature of the evening's entertain­ ment ws- the Christmas enter­ tainment m which Sidney Chase made t merry old Santa Clans. Fannie II-l-a Munson a most lov­ able Mrs Santa Claus, and Haw­ kins Connelly a postman. France* (sonialci played tin- role of rout her of Ihr four mfsrhlrvuus children who were represented by Norma Herndon, Marita Lake, Lather Miller, and Dorothy Itumph. •’ iifaf j%fi i ■«/- * Foot Expert PromlNCH Relief O f ' A U Aches CiiisianleH n ’ lef from whatev­ er foot trouble you may have |* promised by lit. J. Carrol, periHirv al rcpicscntatlvc uf Dr. Wui. Schpll whose well-known foot com­ forts ar* sold at the II A A Dspertment Store at Sanford Avsnu* and Fifth Struct. Dr. Carrol will be la- Sanford all day tomorrow to give free demongtrationa and adyl.ee aa fa the proper car* of feet. Officials of Ik# II A A Department Store the Finest for of tba church 'Aroaaa-rrtday.alfht-'a-r* Idjvrs,*: w T v 7 u ».r . * and see for yourself thst we have ths milk yotir child nfttfc- ■< v. — riftt-'ifw �------ . . .. im . X - —- ---------- - ~ - r —S------ wmw? pW |; V r SA M U 4HM mately n«. M Personal Am j mh t m «w Mew< FIR ST IE A R > «r»>t M r g . George Barden Entertains For Sisters P £ f $ Q f l Q m a U n t-o f t b Major Aohimmeitto Are Numerated Mat G o v e r n o r ’ll Aide Mm. Ralph s. Alton), of Winter Park, eppat ynaterday here wllk T A L L AAH/ R A S S E E , FI*., Jan. S. V . S T a . .will fr Kn4»i ■» > *' — r t r v - j. p. Nawell, jecretary io H r*. 0 . O Blahop, M b* M ar­ Coventor Sholta, today Issued > Geo nr* Hardan entartalnkd wttk statement to pew*paper* aa ,a a W d f , jeerty. on f A M j * « " - tha Blanop, and Mia* Thelma Be*neon a t b ar borne on. Jsaal T war - *oq * pent yeeterday In Orikkdo. “ resume" o f ,tb* ftrsj year p f ’ '’V ’ k. {, " I Jf" Governor Sholti’ admlniatmtlap, • Chapter*/ mm Mies Ann Robaon I* vMlttng which enjbd last night, D m laitatn fiter win calved a potted plant from tp* I t : u . * t u » « M » k hoeteae and MM* Bpeweer wo* friends .snd rclstlve* at Charle*-| " I «h»U endeavor .to enumerate ton, S. C. the mnjor schievements," NnWejt'* stmtement . said, although M M Prim ary f and Hta$ h W ? r M.- * ris#;" a bof , $Hrr.. pad Hta- Floyd 8pprkma» 3pprkmA» J«tven p* clpeely,a* 1 hav* been ^ * 1 T™ r r aseoclated with (he Coventor It le Ff tf J 9 R 3 1 K 2 X * r i c t Impossible for me to call tn mind , mpet at l:K every eecompllahment o f hi* a4t lo w e r , .was | home. Union Ayepwa. m u m with m ln lit ra tio n ." . Mr*. H. CutaNewell IMted. .43 point* In | tl M l»» Fcaace* B w ia *. i f « . .Fa* taraburg, AP«nt Saturday bar* aa ■tatrment “ without any effo rt tn the guest o f R ra . W. A. Ad*fU*» list them (n the order o f tlp lr G i ^ t n Club Importance. ", , Rea* JJport.. .and its rrgy“ The JUmltg B fetb ilefratlrw M pd"\inlrtr*tlo»|. A . a . kt th* Fquvk f t f lt lV *tpd P « l MoUgy, hff «ltlA.. "can ---- —.be credit'd credited *m(UMf am Of RaURh. N. ,Cu tRturt 1 other *ccoippll*hm»nU with the after spending Jbe ho|uUjF» dtaia k f Um n » * A*l> at Aha MopVeauma B otet •" o f A«> conwWr arranged Chib w fll meet. kt 10:00 A. M. kt ^rr— *dih the program of th* the gaeata w er^ entertained. The l- M # * * » S-.O . ChMk. tallie s b o r e / fe w T e a r 's d*al*no. AU . jand M r*. fe e d M dfW b W Domffcrsvic plnU oqa, hqth Math B J| T t M i. Thou present were: Mrs. Msrko w a it Third Street are announcing and optional. * 1Thk IH rt Oardorwt* Cirri* of A- Galbrwth ,kpd Jll*i Emms th* birth o f a boy. Frank DeWItt IR. F,nrf«ct ceopt^M qn with L Oardan Clut> will ktwt kt 0:30 Spencer, honor,.KUmfa,. Mrs. #1. dl^gan. bom on New Y e a r'l Day, nttaldept Roosevelt god .lh* d «: •M," kt IK *' home o f l i t * . R. It. M. Wateoiv .Mrs. JBen Cpntwvll. ealopment o f unnreyedaitted cor­ n * o f offtear* FrlatW* of Mr*. 1. J. Breck L'B k, ttlo f . vwill »■b* Mrs. James .A. JfgUW, dial relations between th* state, r i l l be y l»d to learn thnt ah* PH #» # • » and national admlnlatrations. A Y* W . Davis, .M rs. M m t J . f MoOthly mooting o f tho Aptorl- A s t . the Misses H elen Do a r ia .* . Improving at ihe Fernald-fau st, Hele "3, Tb* maintenance <A pleas­ iln g lo n 'A u x ilia r y *111 b* bold G ene M a rtin L a a e v . Alio# Eld er, test Memorial Hospital from a ant relation* between tb* »t*te I JO o'clock * t thk horn* of C a m illa long Ulna**. Dea*. F ra n c e * R a lts. government and the people x l Ah* •. 7 . E. Rdumlltst, I ’aluwtto C p rm lta B a rb e r. Horn the* l« W * ■tat*. Mr*. Rose Broadwater ha* •yn, M a r t A lice Rhipp and l.ic ilt e “ 4, Eetabltabmant and malty lA ia lc a ClrcTt o f th* cUrtlcn turned to her home In Orlangp B o lt b r ld r t rueala. and M r* pub w ill t»e*t kt 10(00 A . M. with a fter spending the holiday* hgrd Aenan<;e of ^ op erative relation* Hjfnrrl* Spencer, M r*. G. W . p a . p. EJ Go A h Ijt, 1001 Magnolia with Mr*. J. N. Robson, South between the slate government and Spencer, andI M J»* M a r g a r e t hUaa ^ • Sanford Avenue. „ the political party r**pon»ible fnj Wytaht, tea _ It. ;',| U U Mr. end Mr*. William !l Roldan to p .a r iy and ^Thff-Sam lnol* High School P..T. "6 l-ngaRy have gone to Orlando to mn]ie friend*. will meet at 3:30 o'clock, kt thk thair home. Mr. Holden h#* ac­ hoof aodltorldm. The Rev. Mar“ # Hefung] to Harr*** th e cepted n position with the Fags PepJtD by jevyln g (jf new and ob­ i J. Bran) wiltMaaak qn the atlb^ noxious ta*r*. , “ Family Relation*.'’ Mr*. C. O. Hare, pa»t preaident Gatlin Hotel. o f thr Woman’* Miaaionary So­ “ 7 4 fUyeqt a*4 >ju ln *M H h * Mr. and Mr*. I t D. Colcoc)^, ciety of the Kirat Matbodlit manper In which problem* of formerly of thi* city, whe hay* Private Inatruction Churrh of tbU city, ami secretary state were pparpajth^ .pnd solved in of the Orlanda bi*trict of. Jhe ao- beef living In Jackiopvllle for jjte " N O T E : p y i foregoing achieveVole* or llan o rlety, wa* inutalllng ofTlger when pa*t two gaan, .will return has* . mrnta were gpu pieret^ .by M<?pI tin »e or S A tho varinua afflcera and auperln- Friday te mah* thair h'on>* orable J. ,pf ___________________ ,. .1j mwnie * . R. v - Hodge*, iioogc*. chairman ^n, tcnilrnt* of the local society were M r s . T l ’H . M c A n ly 't b * tUate Democratic Kgecuttyr Inducted Into office Sunday etenM Coart Apt*. Phone SM-W Mr and Mr* II. A. Ten EjrcJti(^m m ilte*. who added. 'Y oa may ing at the F irst Methodist Church here following the regular evening aiul Min, Hubert, of Teln|m * f 4 tnclude a* many of, these Item* J* Minn L o ll* D iv la 4if H irtn— w - P V your rrputnr it# ytuu deal ra. «p d aortic**. Mr*. fpu may 'Brazil iheiii to m* aa thr W ffk ttul w ith M r ami T h e (p llo w ln f officer* were In If. 7*. Johnann, W rit F in f S t itff. chairman of the themocnilr Ear* atalled: M r* Jo h n Alden llro w n . ciitlvr committee.' p reaiitrn t; M r* Eugene llig g in *. a* vice-president; M r* B urk e Steele, Mr anti M ib Jor 1IrVIrtrtry "T o rtifiliriue: corm nuinding »e cre ta ryj M r*. K tliuif htrr, Jt*P I*alpy. B|H’ nf "8 The lyj>e of appointees with 1 * Sh m h o l"cr, recording Secre tary; wrrk rml harp with Mr and ( R e e f s O ld f o c a l io n ) yfhom he h*a aurrouodad hlmM r*. J . E . l're»lo n . trea *u rer; W. M Srott Thajr f t Mondjyf aelf ao department hra4l* and a* r a lo r — Ig n itio n sn d M r*. (Clarence S m ith , aiatal- for Hradrnton In »prnd a phort S t a r t e r S e r v ic e Oirmher* of buttih and fomniU* apt t ie * •u r« r; M r*. O. K. tim«* iMi'furr ffpii'iir to Miami for R o a d S o r r ie r llon i, Goff, superintendent of child ren ’* thr winti-r Beapon. "ll Teamwork wlt^ bia a^viaora w o rk ; M r*. It. W . T u m a r. »up*r- ____ TSF Wt? «S.«nRL tm *;*) . T CSLTfJB WJj*1 1 Missionary S o c i e t y Of/icere Are Installed —----- -------------SW AIN ’S Battery Service 118 Myrtle Are. t Phone 160 inlendent o f pu blicity; MLr*. W a l ­ ter L M organ, aupenntendent of * i» ia l service; M r*. G rorgq . MePALM ETTO I'ru rp , auperlnlemk-nt of *uppl|e«; M r*. J , M . Ifc C a a k ill, auperfntem l. GROCERY rn t o f local w o rk ; and M rs M IIT ralwrtlo Arc. Jtu p ert S lr(c U a p d , Jr .. *uperm[Fat CHICKENS Ih. 19c tendent of mlaaiao atudy. A t thr concluaiun of thr aerI Maxwell Hottae Coffee 25c rice* the ttev. W . L. C(i0per, nrw Other Thin** la Proportion pa*tor uf the church, thanked M r* C *t Oar Price* Klrat! lla re fur installing the officer* f t D e liv e r I'h o n e 441 |l fo r bilii *nd r * tended )>f#t wjabe* for a hap)i> life .In her new noma at rh a rle M o n . S C Sh e plane te leave for that c ity In the near fu­ ture. IOTICE n* doing Plu m b in g or work In th* C ity m utt perm it* and c all for InJo a B. f*. Perjilm , Jr. nod B lllii T h lf W i hJivf roturned th Fnrk Union M ilftarr Acmdamy at Fork Union, V». after aprmling lha holiday* Kara with their parrnU. according to Ut* C ity g o te m ln g th at claaa O. P. pax twos Mr. tftd Mra H. B. fop # and aon, John I’opa, hav« returned from P ^ U d tlp h lt and other points W lha Cast what* tb«y g f - " 1 th* * MHI1 per _ |,nd a* hoc late* M0 Kero*nltion of women Thr Rrv II Irvin* lnuttlt« jjjT W r it Palm Ilrach. fr»rri\arlr r^|U>r of U»f Holy 1/ftii E p l^ ip ^ l' '• 11 UuUUoa Ihr flrat lajp«J«lutr Church, la thr jrtiraf o f thr ting, thr ^unutiuiilonal 60 day#. a»»d Martin J Hr am and Mr and M f t . i ^rmniotmt rrfyarl to rail a asp* ralm ti#uJ « cm Ion at « t an rn^irni»# of 1*. Hawlurii Connrlly, PalmriM’ 1Qiai oial -raalon Aernue. al h\A«idml thi'UAjbp-! dgll^rw ft V * t|* ihr people, wh itsb ha** htM-n Mis* laabclle I # ’ ' N . ^ U e in ihe /are NOT only ■>! turned ip h«r, hoipe at W llm ieg <Jlr , i |K,littral prvaaiira hut al ton, Del., a ftw •[ w»*4ing lhc hufl 'j raoi«t iftfMl Inc* Inconceivable prenBUfe from day* hgr* wllfc ijglf|p»h financial inlrreBt* th* Rey, M arti* " r>^ p J t "12 Flimination *)f rnuntjr of «pd M/». llaw R LOflB* f* ^ — 4 firern lobby during the legtclatlwe ynatto Avanus. ywwlon •mtft.i-i mature. — ------- — - V V' ■ T i-t. ■ . PAG* ■ --------- - t '* u « « » - • "H .-O ep etp l -teduetlon o f sal­ aries. " I t . School book coat IneeiUg *- . Honoring bar alatara lira. Marko A . Oalbtwalh. a reowit bride, and Rlaa Emma Spencer of fl.T V l.0 M . - p■* - ' i „ jf |B a r t i s t Alath^ans 9 'Y - e h r J t fx u u r i M nft lit ChwnjKAnnex W W i M r. H. B- (Wham. Mr*. C. D. Fotveeter, M r*. O. « . Roller, sescBctfarW of ^ regular buainei* and social meetM t«* o f lag ..of the AHthean Class of the v/rf ilk * « M * m d F lret Baptist tlhurch was held last night at th* church ,anmu. ■iro w tiR tg J tr*. J. A . Field* preal.l**) over .governth# ibuilnci* laaatun when Mr*. m g*M w *lke ,fo4wt,pf, fjgrqntg.wlU* C. P. llenderaon, Mr*. H. H. N ew­ •M W K v i . man, Mr*. C. A. Yancey, M i* . i t * - Pe^eteBpent, M Rood .good wil will George Tomlin*on, and Mr*. New.. teapgd fedh*e AtaUeguad e tp U g m ! some were named as hostesses for l« U h American countrtee,.. the next meeting. Mr*. J. R. O,' olW -.Jwgtles* removal o f Ineffl- latt had charge o f the devotional c|o«4’.aad dishonest ofOclaU • * »] During the »oci»| perlml cont - w* «r »*■<•. 2* 4-1. testa were conducted and refresh ■s.WMt the aid o f the legl*le- ments were served by the hosttfl^ * “ fellawing JegUJaUer estf*. Those present were: Mr* W J W R p W *1 w -a tall,'.. ,i ,C. I). F orrr»l*r, Mrs. R T. W *rcT IP t*vbm l*a(eg d f ^-C O getlta- rvn. Mr*. J. B. Field*. Mrs W. II. M a g gf. amendntefii, pee*Wing for !Ilarliey, Mr*. Murray Jarvis, Mrs. nerfocilofl Jn t h » Jgaaiher, p I , J w- ! e . C Harper, Mr* O. S. Selman. dlclpl elrcuiu fiqip M .to ,|B. I Mr*, u H. Harvey, Mr*. 4.. V “ «g. Repeal o f .the Eighteenth ' Burdette. Mr*. R E. 1‘eurifoy. Amendment In the federal con- Mr*, t). l\ Gibbs, Mr*. H. N. aUtntion; th^ rnactment qf appro- Nipper, Mr*. A. MaiVlrn, Mr*. Pfiate IgglsHtiqg for the sale o f J. It. ttvistt. Mr*. S. C. Dickerson, legalised beer aad Ihe submission ' Mr*. II. H. Odham, Mr*. O. G. o f gn amendment repealing th* Roller, Mrs. Winnie Smith, Miss prohibition amendment to the ' Vera Dickerson, and Miss Emily «ta t* constitution, I Boyd. “ SO. legislation tending to ultl— ■— -------------- , mately wipe out nepotism In pub­ lic o f fie*, and the two year re»i. depca law a* a prerequisite to State and voupty «atplogm*nt. roming year “ M Rohm lssin* #f the home- I UfTtccr* fur th* *V®ed *m> ndmrnt .landing In light, j WWF cl#k«l#'d at the regular manat' cp th* burden o f lha small tax­ Iny uf (I lir lf Number St* uf the Klrat Mvthodiat Church hold payer. "33, Ccqatian o f a board for Tu«*dj»y rveriinf nit thr hump uf M m . C . K. Will in Mm, Tenth handling fe<ler*l fund*. "33, Eitaalawnt o f tb* nation's Street Mra W'lllmm Coleman pru­ moat progroaaiv* and forwanl- ntrled 4ivnr thr hui*inrtR arAjtiari, Thr followina niemU-rw will hold looklitg reforestation and forest Mm . William resource conservation legislation. offirr thi* yrmr t'olrman. chairman; Mr*. J. I. 44 Rank relief lagislation 09i£^fS^.hU* ^ r*....... Methodist Circle Has Election O [ Officers .... "j For Fire L o sses B ro k en In\1933 it * ■ ti (Continued From Fag* One) I,, make personal inspection of all pro pert le* at regular Interval*. In hi* report for the year Chief Cleveland states that the amount of property involved In firr* last year I* estimated at $'l3G#hlt7. it wa* necessary to put down feel o f hose in Handling the UMi fire* during the year, and -33 feet of ladder spare was utilised during the year. Not in rear* ha* such a small ■ mount o f rbsmiral* been used, the report indicate* for only 160 gallons and one quart were aeeded to qurnch the ltd) five*. Practically every fire reported for last year, Chief Cleveland staled, resulted because uf care­ lessness. "W e van our ftr losses down U> a minimum every year if our residents wil! lend us a hand in removing all fire ha* aid* as rapidly *• they ere no ticed." be added. Among his rrcnnffnenihvhons ware: Cut g r*** **"l w ecls away from every residence far a dis­ tance of at least 'JO foet; be care ful of oil or gasoline .at ove*. nev er permitting them to Uirn in homrs while the owner is awn. even for a short lim e; have all fault, electrical wiring repaired at once. Hare Is thr comparative **li mate of fire losses in Ihr rily since 11*1!: 4» New Print; Sprinpr ’ DRESSES FO R IM M E D IA T E W E A R 9 7 5 & 1 2 .9 5 Sa d y e S »i A llB M R P »«l * 19\1 INI « IMA 111* t*1T IEl» * f it:o foil I 1 J»R v 111 i a t:« B 4J/. A, si**4. ?« 1U ti*u 4 ; ba i»in tun M J4M* .*7 t*; ">*. Reducing .the cost of auto j Elarh,vice-chairman; Mr,. W. > licygue tag* lo Its. |1ll, H6, ISO |Wet.’ail,treasurer; Mt*. It. II and placing tag collection* in H ulAisen. eecretary; and Mt«« i *•_ i fo .*4 hund* uf .county U p collectom. iKalhannr T illi., leports-r T4 i *:* *'3« The estsl.iuhnionl * nd I At the conclusion of the in,sin,-- l-IA Hi i j** in i; t maintenance o f a uniform system /mewling , social |wrlo<) w » en i s*i i n .lli rsfleshmrlit* s r , r 1*IN I I.JA*. u4 fc *» public a^ioal# And craat yoyrd when N.uj *ii»4 foM in* f U*ach^rt* aaUry funrl srrve.) Iiy the hostess T in s* pre* I 11 fo.ti ( » BtT 111 l»btn>hy Jill atni# Ruhuol iro»oir» ont w ere: Mrs W. F. Bryan, Mr*. j*.#: i I INI A i;i. J. J. I arver, Mrs F. E Williams, « r t id located lu thr payment of Rrhnol trarhrM and hu» driver*, Mr*, k I). liotchiMin. Mr*. Milton |Reel. Mrs |(. M Swain. Mrs etc "17. Graatioa of a su te Iward Reel- Mr. M M Smith, of conservation and cnnsolnUtiiur , Mr* J M r* 1 ** ' * n* department of game and frwah |* " » ' W K '•* The M»*l M p nrr* , nil f*»*»r wgler Deb, the o/flre o f the -U te * U lk - **•«* wf them tin In. r ill- . gi<l» hrailril game commissioner and the « « . - ! K jl" ' • " ‘l KaJhc,.n, 1 |U|«. by rifRctuUB Kmiuel Tu»i»a* **mg* i ini'I! t«* pMijrinjr l»*r "M The Futnh hill, proviilmg ^ G e o r g e S f c C l e M a r i d H b m month b i'u l tin’ll* »H togi'th’ i an 1 tht*> for th* payment ia .t •<<•* i A J J H a y P a r t y A K ' j i m i ) i*p#ll. "thick H*ki|»," thr nJiiwikao* t iiff with bond*, nnvin* the | ______ * iifwi aI I*m i Biiimiiil fib lickhfi* fm finptf of t hi mm* nhle In rmv . ■■ „ , , . . . ,, , , I ll«*noririi nirmlrin of thr * per ml, which upeiiuil • twt> iUy m,1,on* " f ..... . " f ....." ytmnue, set. t;e o ,g , Mrl 'leiland oniv current l a v e *nd re.l.nm g | „ f shrr||T } y M<. i up nl thr ,%1ilane Thcutci luotay In aihlilion yini'll mw kltirirntrl » h v t « „ UI 1. , roll. rjrfland. c u r ta in e d w.ih . I Mmion t, thr ihgiiiftril M i r w win* *"tf> -An - 1 "■-1 rrlatfnr --' to - w- mgw 11,s-,ihe ■sc s, dpn a1 party at th«Mr tun* tn’ ri sfamprl cat an t yin** licit rhfdwo' f 1anmt I'ontrtd dl«trtrt myd j C4l^lari>I Cani| «n|' oil tin* Si I mIiii * the Mmi Bhfiwmif a rediirtton o f nrArly RtWrr Thr guueatn niolDM'.l to tin will* In M-n-ml of til lllllC t otiici put in *-*> uiuj I .on if Uf*'* In tav »»«p *rri! hv »hi a |r*mp in the tiinrinny aiul **|i*u( i nl hr ru. who jilwye thr iiii'iiHir HUtrftrt ovrr tavr« previiui«Iy |the day playmtf aaim-n ao,| « n Rtei Mftl joy tor dancing. "40 An art relaliiiff In hotaJ| I *iiiii hi'on and diiim-f u n r | k.»Ulh Side I'Mmmv Setiiu.l i' T rnmmiaRiiin, enlargtti|r ilw power'1*', ' ,,l ptrnlc Blylr. A iimmik ihu-i \ . to t»*' ludd Thm i Ibi alti*ii»‘"Ui nrid inaprrt ton M rv^a tiupt h i* | piexi-ni wrry: Htin iIT and .Mi* I * U ?t"IHl n’l'lw k at the wlHmi aud* teMO Alditu |Nriftuiii Mr* Smith * topii « l tie. re*du rd fiwii amt ri-aujlnt in a ^ hdland, Ihr M i.offurthci ba vin if tn hoUl ow iwit, ll».rii*Mii, l ( t i i f i i t) V\ i I*miii, hath Ih iift fur hui.iep* and llappi ownwM. a n d lr* n litnry, Eleanor HuA■*..!. ) Hn, (!•►*. Tht* will he till f ii -t mii."I ajjju tno nt boo* bbarvn. MwtCy k o g ia i* [ rgyU^tiiant ownwri* of over te*- n l the yvnt « ii>i ih* oltoefo uf "HXMfti In nrrmlyme on firr la- ffdlwn ih*ri^r( Mar»tiatt. 1 wuia tin mi 1‘ anlinlion hope that ■ Imge Ibildmi, arid ('urtla f iileutMO John p*iiraJAre to ml *«•i uf in*’ hi hi i s> will! attend OJorgw Mt#*lrHko.| " l ! An art preerrlhing aiul h i* runner. ! -alt •t t j -5 GO C"a’V..V— ' To-Niffht T h u n * d iiv ’J 7^ M IIA N I th* me *li mom amount that Ja Wl’a Henry Dyson. I^ata-i !(,, be rbargml for mileage end 11'- I eddy Marsu, Janouiir, f I ,ir t sulwialf n< p liv all "tale offl* \t Jsu,, Katttk,'anl t t » r l a . |t,-ite mI el a t r em|ilf*y «■» a **di re • r -T. A. HI'F.Ah KM ilttirinr tbe iib f of t rail"p«*rtat ion , .. . t V'7~s-cVgv e e .. ' , ,a-*. . iiiir nut fiif or r - W. H. Long A,r£T ClWunA. DAINTY FEET SHAPELY ANKLES GRACE- POI^E jb ip e n d tJjiK jdy cm. 7 * ttfy Foot truuUo U a arrimn tlilso. These oohes a ad (Hiiiia alnaoly \ h «t surely put buna in ilia fare W oaring alow* that are not (lakfi« r l j fitte d d is to rt. llmJ foot, oweiia tlie anktaa; ruins lire alia pcknew* o f lit* lira In and n4n p u r </gran* and »u4a*. . , I f fo n g i l g h p fou r laxt, roe*no attend th ii special Kcitoir* FiKrr c o M r o a v D em onstration Thursday. January 4tb V F M ff flt f # ■ U m alwwt fair Url #1 lJUa Ib w n a itftU w wUl |p m I l M i l t l ffta a ja t t a e r s i ^ srrdrb.!H^x Car. 2nd /^ S a j f o r d 'a O n ly g o BALfsAROV FEEDS sad FLOUR « . T. W OO LLKY O .T *#r-#fr. P. A . J f l O Ballard Rep. B EBT C H A P M A N fUloaman ■T* M i -\ GirlB, Munir Feature New* Mar* BroH.Movie Mr* Georg* rt. t-Smilh n t -Dai Mra. R, A Taawell of w r i - l w o j f i ’11 E*'ahli4kpienl nf an u*I " 4 ! A g act iw w vuiing f« r » 'a l# <- >•* R rs rR a g * U N r lf t r4iairn.su •e M rt’rava§ »i^ rm B V B l e m of aJ/^untljDi m ff inapvriton 4 , and M i»i Anna lx>ui*e " f 'lie I' Fr 4 w srtll Li Ih* (j>ssk‘ I o f Alarhua art aponding thi# w et ll^irough the pt^t# untie r the di ,*4S An an *n rarulai# end Hujrr#tirm ari^ pyperri»lon . •€ the trol tb# llhlrlhi^ftn «»f mitk and ■' Gw raguiat nmotJiig U her* aft the guest# of tha former* , •on aad daughtar-ln-law, Ur. at% |Iate aiidttpr, ( ertpm effort* wDB Mra. B. D. Caswell, Magnoljyi , **M f'nn s|stgni 'be ffife^oia^r**’ SVweM ron•The Avenue, ^ t a i collecting agencies (# rnforce rluisd il b%d an iuroiuplete Iklt rollrrthin of tatpa, eupwclally of the acerMTipHeh merit • and Forming a part* ipoaftng Ru|. ip r the benefit o f our a#boo I* arbievenolrit" of fjovertini Sboll# da j at the Bok Memorial Towgg ‘*18 ln ej«teiye that * f h n o l Htrlitp th# fife* vrar of lo- -tegrla Lake Wale* wtrmi Mr and Mrf, ^'iwrd« bad## | tb# « n rd e kJp M • iir u r * for ike Meal Mark#!. 221 E. U t Hi. 0 R E „ r(dt ,, M r. n i Mra- T L nditurwe on the hw»U of tb# ! people of Floridai ifuriti’F the n# aonrt -Sullivan. Mr. and Mr*. E. f . million dollar* rrasonahlv to [ i l ^ - years of bis a.lmln'«l|aln.n.,' [ Stows, Mr. and Mr*. Ilarvgy ntlclpatod os stair aid rather TV. or I Tbs atitsissnt ws- ■irns.l "J ( , bwansun. Mias Iris Kinney ot Tg^ r * ft1* " upon the f>a«1« of ST,ROfl ,0hITi€1 i p hfoweM, aer ret ary lit Iado, Ohio, and Mlaa Vara* Wood­ jogr^e.tedj *V*i» prevent ing what 4#ri » r . H cock. clearly poll >4 have b*|m a •!.* *W °*c. *ch*a|p this «J*> MBry Virginia announced yesterday P M 4 D Taaiya •yool Ute ».-ak end lar mooting ( “ U Frank dr-U&a » i U all with M i# Katherine nty Council ^ittiatlorm affeetin » the welfare Host FI i -4 Mlft-el scheduled to boon poalponod ua- fft the peoolr* without regard to ' ‘ L U D E N ’ S 5. Mr and M>* li 11 t „ le man , , • an. IB. ll will tag# jo * 1»tea I elf# 4, "17. Init»a»'an nf a Bafeig ram- he,* returfed from Nassau witero day at B Oo F. M. al f livn fo rediif# tha f c f f u ^ * lH Ihiy spy nl th* New Vcai's weekl t d are Mem lo ll on ptibllr blfh* rn«i r ils E D R IV IN G ^yav* nf m»r "W * Among dudailf* at the Umvcyr* W t are iiinlrniptalmg hav "IB. ComnelHnr rouniloa tn iti ■ * , «H • i«ff or nf rFIi nfJjn >t14a ftlRi wh«» have ha*# rrlurngg rrtun ing t/ur fIua11i)g 4rirtr in lhie y-vy propor m H I.»* Wjhool ^ , ; . lnr„ ui - f u , lb, nrinity the firat part « f th# p u rp oM and Ihorohy carry «h c*S h.qya,,. hoio.a** W o .- l.« . Id ay. year. I.ct up give you a figurg la ir proport to* ol orbuol C0*U on pulling ur driving pi Ira. Moltoji B ' ( i* i Jo h n C o uriat, • " I t . Rocuriof th* Amortcan I s ' F ia n k lln Honnott. Hon I ogbur*. I ’ A I.A T K A 110 A T AND gion national convention f o r I.sorgo Muyr. Ji»itrfi ii 11't im niifp C O N S T K IIC T IO N J J Q s Jah irftitl* llo w f n i and -b •* !* I'honrs !00. 3(>7 1’ala'hp, Fl«tLi nd##y. and Edwin mI !W»t4!’4 Apfdwncra ami lUawAft fur Fwtiworiwjt fiail tnmlie *4 rrwrj kUd and Orgtrt \*m **ill U a lb# Mart auaiililtuft <4 Vwwr fiftat| >liarm ■» Utwl and 1 •*•••— ■ran r ijo u— r tim ed lato and I lodrct You wto also bo gioan advioo aa SO tb* *i*o, wuilh auJ lype of oban you should wear. K r a i o Lw B a aaU and b* aur* to bs ban. & A Department Stor A *. * t �IS PHILLIES’ LAUGH&LAKT n .H r r t r 'r - ^ ■Em wtth U a flp ■ a llA 'jfcw ifc iiiy o trs 1■ J im s Task O f Robufldbif Last Place Machine tho Colo hsroof. • Datod Docossbor Itth . t i l l , o. w. ir iK i Administrator of tho (Cot * s » flo r a s ) Jonoa. Doeoeaod in m c n r opBat. rfafa of ww» W t -t* is » iK M n u naterr. s n ir o u . r t s iiM , ; CWWKTT, IK rS ttrU T , OUT HARtON. Malntllf,— i j w , L|' fi * J: Lbngvotd, n nw anLSr SARAH MARIAN. n lfro d .n l—, It appaarfag ltr-a aworn bill ItloC la tha sboro suiso roast that SARAH Ha A toH. tha CsroaCaat therein aam*4. la a aoa-tooksat • f tho auto of- rtottCa. sat. la a rseldsal o f OMthor, slats aad htr last haowa rsaMsaoo waa I I I West Hist at root, RAW Tork CUy, How Tark, 1 s t thAt aftor Cao 1 st till. r*at laculrr a kotlsr Aad mors pertle a lif rosUAaro oo«M a e t.M adr.rtalasdi that tbs Atfsadsnl Is o*or tho spa o f Iwinty-on# Jrtetsg • " i that j h r f s l o ao oho la Iko BUta o f rlorU a sorrloo of tabp u aa upon -Koto woaM bo blad<•« upoa' oats r dsFssdaat; II Is ■t boro faro ordsud J m .a is aearoatAsat d.f.nC.nt ho apd- sko is ksrskr. rscalraC to so poor Is |ha hill of romalatnl ;ftlod in said rauao an or bAfora HonOsr, lbs ttb « « r of Pabraair A. D, l i l t , other. ■ '‘ •fst'o h S of aald .bill *sfondoa,t, l , * n * ' <* “ ,*V *d hr SOM .fdoa. It I* furlh sr ordtoaC that - this •»d s r bo pobllahoO osoo oarh srrtk m f - w o s b s ia the Sanford Msrald, a newspaper pub• '• b jf In sole C o s a lr aaC Blots. This Ind i an a . D. l i l t . V. R. D O L'O I.A na, Clark Circuit Court. IBKAt.) thisVT MS PU.U .i — - * ■■ ** * wr nw >w TW W lTT -T M niD i l l D I C IAJ, THA OTATM OH r iM u is "jw s n a r if w C. E asfp ik n a c e n tT , i» 0 *t> K R , T «> « it W o w 's otoctloa to w a i f Vi th a A . Spoor as mayor « t this city tamo shortly after tho t o t a l, la Ilia o f Commissioner f . L t i n waa ro el ected fay t Nrlag efforts la'hohhlf of th t h ^ F » W t o t * some works u s . will o u r i W t h As a Uotln U n der. A a sorrko watt da**." ' . a«w hUfor .**• “Moot tho now manager," was President Gerald N agent's an­ nouncement to Newspapermen that tho flashy roeohror obtained f n » tho SL Louis, Cardinals, a f*w Shottan, manager for the ho* sta seasons, was asatha froo spout, but than .was no acnoonroment of tha disposition of tho two roan his contract pttll has to run. Reports won hoard Mini bo may ho slyuod by tho Ontiallati Rods, or that bo might rothrn U .tho Cardlaats' orgeatsattou. 'A siosonoi rotoMn Uf tt, Wil­ son Is sXposted tor dorohp tho fhtla to a much higher ratine than tho sdrottth plans Wbkdt was their lot, last season. Ha’ AseloootTno plaha yesterday, hui did achpowlH f « that ha would tofco o n r at­ tire dfroctW'of the Idritffg (faff, a department la which tha Pttl* bars boon weak for yton. tlons who hare yrwwn rich at tho otpsnso of Utolr stockhoIdem ,nr tho public, of thoea rochhos noh-‘ ulators with their owp f (W T people's money whoso tipsi anuAy ■ 1*.* - n il. r u A ic n t. le s m i 'm t a n iiu c s fic i BRADSHAW , P la in tiff.— r a ^ ‘ DUHART8 M . Wood Yard The Senate and Houaec^nad brief asperate meeting*' bAfora sitting In joini session In the tahaalu Hous* chamber. Treeh from the party conferences among yrrdomlnaflnc Democratic major!tlee, Vice-President Osraerlaid RpOAker Rainey arranged 'to bo.,eiA|hy aide on tho dal* preeUUnh. m r the first joint' session U her j i dressed personally sinew the Wlyi Ii IBooks Like New Runs Like NffW Acts. Like New Steps Like New And has Gas Than Some New Cars. *v mm. of coolidc*. i/aiiiHsr^m.VVlst: say Halms aad SrManCa which sou. or sllhsr of yea. may b «* s »d »lM I tho sstat* or ELIJAH U I B M cosood, 1st* el Somlaols Coealr. rtorid*. la tho Ho*. J*A a Bhsran, County Jud«* of ■smlaol* County, si hi* of flss fa I So Coant y Courthouso In Sanlard. Bomlnslo County, riorlda. within sltht months from th« dels ksroof. hstod Jan Ird.. A. p. I t l « ,’ piRLa to hoard daring p , ' s s .is o n. Roaaoaable. Traosportetiou. B n Lt, K i ■^ A B Rinds W W o * Dsttrorod >■ tun and arr}rlM srantanUy ai a iQodhtm of exchange which ^ilt hart o u r tha 'years a leas'ra/laMe purchasing and d«bt paying power our peopls." : During PwtMonths forCongress COntsnod tn roynlar . . ». sosslon today to haar from tho (Cnntinped Inch fags Oqoi lipa of President Rooeeult about who bettered wo won in tha. past the proareas of the racorerf *yr»generation raising athkal stand­ gnm and his Ideal about thA'feards of business. They n il for tun. ' ' O OtTARLKn TA R ^U P rO R D .' st al. *triagent prar entire or regeUtery DetsnOaata . msasures. I am tpoaWng of those th u btath o r ru a tP A t o : a quAR Lm l van y r r o n n who hart eroded tho spirit and *■0 ..... Va n o r r o R b , hfs parpasa of our tai laws, of those w i f e , 'l l llrin g. ahd, ir osac. t is D unkanwn hairs, (t lliM S . Isgataa*. high officials Of banks or corporatraalSM and all M rso a i elAimiag nlsrssts endsr Ihsla, Oeesasad or albsrw'so. la,tbs rsal aetata Marais* a fte r dooerlbAd. T i l CWVMT w r TWH Tho usldsacos o f tba afsyeeemoO fW fo c u ri JinoM s B " 1*,0' " Osfaadaala a rt uahaowc. DOt’ A T T , OTATH • » rW > »IB A Tea ahd sack o f r * a a n S u e ta ro tbs Hatats ■ of: ELIJAH ordsrod and rsualrad tejAptmac DOWN. Doroaaod^* , . Ik * Ceun Haas* fa Banfarik BomlaoD County, rtorid *. oh H ea- To all Creditors, (^catsss. and DlstrlbutM*. aad all r s r » « “s . • “ * ' day, rsbruary Sth. 1*11, tba asms iftmahd* agslaot bslac a Ruts Day o f this Chart. l » Ins Claim* *r said Estate: . ' . #* *4 WOOD n*,fcAddrwatng President Br: A. H. Wsska. — Snlirlior for Coatplalaaat. U m Hee.east!rely with otrr-pispls. Lof os thoroforo pray for eoauwge PfULA DELTHIA. ' Ju l S— W — To Catcher Jimmy Wllaoa. a aa* thro son who mait good In tha "Mg time,” yesterday wowt to tho job of fcullitag tho PUIIloo from a aocond division baseball' outfit a National league peasant eon* ISH'ID A PA R T ktN T with IS sad water, I U W. first. C hest Golds ■ ta b o n M m t f r o l e . U s e d Issuer. (MKAL) Uf iA * k ms1| '•*1J ■[ nB I* B •M ■ m l__ r " <■1 A. M W P i pH I r ’ C H A W r o n n * 0 A »K IN - ORLsAKIXL rU>RlPA. AtUrnw r* f i r P U In tlff r ia u y t N o W ih*t paint By Feeding Your Birds Regularly (B t iw B s e T r n M h 's u f L o T t iC k ) . ! IB W B W ISH TO E X TE N D A C O R D IAL IN U T A T I ON TO A L L O f m 1 ■ OUE , fE T E N D i AN D C U ffT O H IE ff u n ra cr o u s .s s -.o u .w m a ■ , ffl TT iin y ifn 1 f i i ' j ■ J ‘ "l.o, ' -«* . », Off ‘a & tfc I i i w M L’ *i iif Af»A U Vh $Y.^48 h a,.^'fi tg y-t mw Mi U iv.1 LV'j- m i& ir l t-x « jo s e . �■Sffl I d laan t i - j, A ‘ •Y S & i 6a AN INDUK-aNDBWT DAH,V NBWBRAPEI d _____ L . A t _______ d , A '■1 T! In Budget Message, / ? e p o »< «J )]Q A J O R lA L Indications Point To Docile n n __________ n _ / i _________ r \ i 0 ’ i f * _ . / " * _______ — _______ r t i ________* _______ _______ — _____ x . Congress^Obeying Requests \ P r o b a b le N in e B illion Dollar Deficit;] Made B y PresicientRoosevelt Talk Before Congress Widely Discdfis t w b a t v ib NUMBER 5f T GROUP I N i Roosevelt, t u b Cloudy with w d i h u l rabt', - M warmer. i 5 Pile* FW« Cent# SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1934. ■ - ",t ; ■■■ .x •**•**» ■ j’ eJCJI , • YV v' ** ]{ [) ( £ FRAUD IS d ORDER ASKED injBY LAGUARDIA UNCOVERED IN FRENCH BANK IJ . ..ufMlcntly predteting that Con­ gress would do what the Presi­ dent wanted it to do and go quirtly home In May. n The budget message, however, | . . i may give the Republicans a point W ABH ING TO N , Jan. 4.—W i ­ I w • a A n at ro w ry, wongies* ycrterilay Ppril to rally opposition. Shouts, lusty and lone ro»* W A S H IN G T O N , Jag. 4.— </»>)- lle m are sieerpts from President W A SH IN G TO N , Jan. l^ -U F )— from both sides of the House Praldml Roosevelt frankly re­ Roosevelt's aiUrvae to Congress: Democrats and Republican inde­ Recovery | pendents sang a chorus o f pral*e the ported to Congress today proa_._____ replion of his budget recommen- rhsmber yrsterday w h e n "W e have plougho.1 ti*e furrow for I’ rrsldent Roosevelt's ml ... pactlr* 19,000,000,000 recorery i'residrnl entered on the arm of ■latlons liMiay A f t e r urhleli It will 20B NEW M IR K . Jan 4— M ’ p The PARIS, Jan. 4.— (A .P l)— WIU1 Jre** campaign deficit for the next two and planted the good seed; the ( to Cungreas yesterday bul j the wade into the legislative dutie* his tall son, James, to address the city's new fusion administration, Civil Works years, and asked that tha lid tie hard beginning is peer.* France w m shaken today hy regular Republican, who *\oomjoint session. *»f the araaion. brushinj: untie stubborn opposi­ " I t is our task to perfect, alter mented were out of tune. order that all Clamped down to pat the goremMemiwis of his cabinet walked chanics that len to twenty I f the w m tn w elco m e u iv m the tion, yesti r lay called on the legi,when necessary, but in all case* Senator NorrD, NrhinkaU Re-! [j" !!’ , .,1 IV e a id e n t tiy the le g ia la U n * w ii* In Just * brad n, the gslWles.st i mi,]ton (killar frauds h a v e tx tf . ; employed on ** * P » r — r w but* hy to go forward." publican independent. *ald|F«*,l t l ’ ciitf*noii he will have w* 111tie Mr*. Roosevelt and other mem ra pwjset* I b 0 tdd be 1 hu mHun tranamltilor the “ • • • The unnecessary expan- was the best message l gear dictatoi ill ..oners to slash muni­ anv tioiih,r with mi* tot***0roll a* with tiers of the President's family; been revealed hy the colltpM cipal vs; I ot iturrn U they baiV*t he eitlmatad eryent.itum ston o f industrial plants, the waste hesnl." Rut the Republican 8hn of thr Trodit Municijutl Bank Diali-cmr j i rig a rrmlmlei that t h r e»m*Tg e iv y g a ih r iin g he called near Ihrm were diplomats and g m b l o y m e n t chargeable entirely to the racor- of natural resources, the exploit*- j Mtr lr * d ,r, M rNary of Oregon, other retehrllies and some ' rrll | o f B a v o n m ’, w h ic h w a n Ih o to cut dlm iti would break hi* ln«t »pi 1rig _______ „ cry effort o f almost *7,500.000,000 tion o f the consumer* o f natural , cullrd it “ The finest repeal of ,7hc (Continued On l'age Four) In fa rt, h e m o r r t ir lead ers w ere ramjin i:n pl-dgra, La (iuar iiii Ird | c i t y 's ' p a w n s h o p n tu l t h e tlis• 2 " " fP lT * “ ®* , for this fiscal year endinf June IS. monopolies, the accumulation of .constitution I've t ie r hesnl." the f11:1I tv push through thr i a p p e n r n n e e o f it s m y s lc c iw u a ,. , f u t t m , bestde o f th e lo c a l |H , asked for' a fljOOOJ)OOjOOO war stagnant surpluses, child labor, j The Republican house leaboard vl tjlUniatr a itwultjtkm ; CWA executive Committee cheat to continue and taper off thla anil the ruthless exploitation o f all Snell of New York. rriOel f o u n d e r , S c r ip t S t n v i s k y . • ualctng tl.ai the Irgiidaturr grant ! the fo llo w ln f year. labor, the encouragement o f tpeeu- Roosevelt for failing to "tell a The manager nf the inslmillon him puw .0 makr ritraonluiary \ lation with other people's money, thing to the people alum what was Jailcil Dvr. 13 aSd a warTXtit m to c L " .* f*» that Ihr city'* hod* I -*•* the tali co-opsra; <n|mwil torrowlnf of * 10,000,000,- these were consumed In the fires had in mind." was is ,uni for Stavlsky in connec­ l e t ran U l aUncrd. tew of all emnloyara la riddle* tha ooo daring the next six months. that they themselves kindled; ws But Senator Couient, Michigan tion with thr recent allege,I iasu* MI Naid th*t if the city fmancr* S t persons turning down but hp expressed no dooht o f meei- must make sure that as we recon- 1 republican, said: " I am psrticular* ante of unauthorised bonds. *fO|l<| pvrims \litre would hr mi Ing this problem. I IK " ' Itruct our life there be no soil In I ly delighted, always having h,w* valaty n >Ku 1u n," aaid the mayor Tremler ('amllle Chautampa, A l e Information waa released The nine billion dollar deficit,’ Which such wseds esn grow winger. I'm glad to *e« l i f t to former Deputy t*i»niptndlri with name, high in P rr n a M M to with a long and detailed which would swell the public debt again." I'residrnl leaning in that dlrccv Frial, w ho 111a 1c a xurpriar plea ernuirntal quarter* in vol4(W n trew the actlritlaa of to an all time high of nearly tion." -> NRA that action on the resolution Ih* affair, iVctared that ^ M lV la k y , this beat CWA since late In Ne- *32,000,000,000 docs not take Into Senator Robinson of Arkansas, "W e have made great strides to­ rlafrrrest. who It said In havr niany new taxes wards the objectives of the na­ the majority leader, said the nice• ' yeraher, a report which dearly account prospective [ The rrsoliitlon, rushed to thr aliases, will Is- lirnughl W 1Justice a d h a s the make-op of Urn ad- from liquor revenue, and'lhe plug­ tional industrial recowry art, for sage would form the basis for fu­ 'head of the tab'iniar, rail* on the and thr case sirteil thoroughly. loophole*. not only have several millions of ture retummrndetinna for “ s|>ea h b t r a t in unit which superrisea ging of income tax legislature to p h r thr mayor Insurance euinpaniva aro report­ There waa no recommendation for cific m sasuns" amt that during Mr*. F N Scotl, who wa« prom* t * ! the handling o f a projects and our unemployed been restored to (IRI.AN D O , .Ian t (,1b Th" aowrrn almoat unprecedented in ed by Invrstigalnrs In have been work, but Industry is organising bis 30 years In Congress he ueser Jv im r if a n muniripn) ifovrrnnnnt fee this county, and which new taxes. Florid* fltrill* control committou inertly blentifird with (hr work the principal viriim s o f the aaiu Tbe executive did recommend itself with a greater understand­ (Continued on l'age Four) he released fo r publication thr right to tut ffitane*, eliminate vmtcnlay i|i-c|Hc*l pro rating of „ f eivir » tvi religious gnuipn ID nf the (reuilulent pawnshop bond., restoration o f one third of the 15 FvrnaM ing that reasonable profits ran be ifepartment* and transfer tmreau4 r Ifn»i* by volume to New York. this rily <iu"l •» which Stavisky under the name off __ . ,• .. l I percent cut In pay for Federal rmtloMon, Philadelphia am! flaltL Laughton Memorial Hospital last Scrg,. Alexandre is charged wittl earned while at the same time from one department to another The order calling for the dtaplo)„ JuIj ,, , n < 1 he ,V i night at *ls>ut K 00 o'rlwk. from protection ran tie assured to guar­ -It In an uhiHUal bill for an on j more would be gin Jan I f» o f workers able to find favored a continuation issuing for from three to ten iimen of the Fnrh iar f*ir th*^*** markrlu. the the effrets of a |«>wrrful 'lniB the pawnshop's U»tlal aituation,'* \j% (Juardia told antee to labor adequate pay and 0(her employment telegraphed to three rent non-loeal mail rate. legal limit uf whit'h physicians siatetl ws- self rormuittro drrldi'd, could riot con­ proper rondilium of wurk.*' I 'r U l . "I a1 *mit it pmpojM'k **ktrathh) d t y by C. D. Treadway of As in his personal address tn b0.000.000 frail,-S or about 43.000, a ilm in ls lv r e 'l Finances tain morr than 414 standard tmimh. Urdlnary power* hut an rilra o n li ‘ ~ ■' Executive Committee. Congress yesterday, ltr. Hoose(MM). Funeral servfres are to 1m’ lieH M f y aftuatlun mud t». met the Thr w rrlly i|UiitHi follow thy cai "The crdkl of the government I t rand* a* follows: rejt spoke optimistically of the at her Isle home. f»21 Valencia flty budget rnu*t he (mliiiiecd. Imssedialely all C W A business outlook.. "Pow erful forces has been fortified by drastic re­ ' - A ll we want here now \% an Nrw Y«ok, 2lif* oratigra, I If* (>rive in San fuinta. at 3:00 o'clock LOS ANOKLES. Jan. werwialty obtain their for recovery exist," hn said. " I t Is duction in tha n > t o f Its perns* Saturday sfhVltonp The Rrv. W |**prtil»ion by m rm Ur* o f thr grmprfrult, arnl *'» lan griinri, S j i in u rr vlrlinia w cni' aihlvtl In nenl agencies through the econo­ it through the harvest, by laying the foumHtloa o f con­ grips-1 A ( ’noper of the First Methodist JiMUird to the Irjri^lrthirr T h e lejfl* I In at mi, 7h oiangi'to, 2f» I h r « ro w in g I i m in Suu'lhw rn f a l l my set." fruits and Vegetablea or fidence in the present and hy Churrh will officiate, and burial fn rn ia 'n Nt*w Y<’« r 'n ( la y f|t»o<l a* [lativ» rtyht* of the iii>'> muniri* fi «i 11k and 20 tangerine* Foreign Exchange ■ M '. i m . m a SSJ other local industry fa ith In future that tha upturn 11*Martelphia. I III omnrwa, 2S * ill be in iM hevfHf remetery - ini Word waa received tn Hanffsrt) vaii WW bars ao far- SOYS will "O b tain of our Alstrr nations KffiRhtm prodilff) frtFnly through pal lavrn iin m t ai|i Hot ha <W* where esMence Is preeen*ed the pin I of the Musinn family nf l,-fay that Rev. John J. Hennessy, Krapefiurt* niul 2fi tmijrrrknnri become cumulative. The corner find themselves 10 haiidlrapped hy p llr * u f fflptsiio ttiila y , h r in t in ji tlw* troyehit hy thin reaplutiun.11 they can obtain this employ Haiti more, Frti orangt'e* 20 n ra pe» which tohr was M member pa-tor of All Soul'a Catholic Before the n"uluUon w aa finbe dropped' ,ton* this foundation Is the Internal and othrr conditions that d fa t h to ll to 42, Official rr|H*rtc li«trtl 72 otht*i ally approve*! it wa* amended to fruit, and 24 tangrrinrto T h r prall In-air*** w ill In* J. It Churrh nf this rily liom .1920 to good credit of the government. | they feel unable at this time to to 1024, died in a hospital al Rt, tra­ Farli grower will report to hie F ie ld s , A C Mtlsen«lon. W . II I f we maintain the course 1 hssr rBtrr |n|0 stabilisation discussions |»rrjtitfifi a a itiuaiitK, a n t the fi-ai end th« inayor'a prr»p*iped offered. Vn- outlined we can confidently look l^ri'W that many uf Itirrii mtfhl l*f ilmil m a ty p o w e r* oil ( h i t m « |ra d jihipTrr (hr viiluma uf fruit hej R „iu , Paul Stine, L. A Tale, and Petersburg last night after * Jong baM'.l on permanent and worlddead Th*' final toll ma> nut " f o k ian d ltii; them o te r a lUnaas. Hr had bran ronlia^ff <■ ha« on tiarul Th*- **hip|H'r in turii ' W S. Urtfford te year quota thus caused forward to rumutativa beneficial wide objs •live*." known fur nttknlha, paat threu of iwo It a i * |H>in(ai out will report hia i*mfw'ctc*l i*t«»ck In fin ad from National Ha- fereae rep retanked h^.an inareascil M rm U n nf Seminole Chaptoi the hospital for the ' pfcr lu m u l- aw*/ Ih l* w ould irivi- the m a y o r am ple tbe commIItee which will allot Order i»f Kanlern S la t will hold n monlhii, when bin i IIiunn bveamn uahngw Xtf haiYntrs, rnbre general "The overwhelming msjorlty of w ith t r a m in In* r y m a* lw- k im acute t in ir in tm11«rive tile liiidfci’i't re each toin |iper a ipiotn Tlir *ddpp* i se rv ic e at national and the g ra v e sid e , nnd Was asked profit, greeter employment, di­ the banks, both ihtr nf H sm a ll r h lM r**cov jK'i t**d T m ■•day to he | Jh.lHHMNMt Funeral nervier* arc to hr held u>ll allot rpnita** to (to ginwri t minution of relief eipemMures. stats, whlrh re opened ls-t spring, rnemlM-ni of the (*«*( M' i I hhi ’ n Normal r r iv l fru in the m il tif V t'n la g n ft ' alaru • from .St I'aulto Churrh in Kt. Pe­ Th** committee alw*» ndoj lcd a new are in sound condition and have larger governmental receipts and C l u b of the Chapter w ill act a* •mployment wajkh -et o f grade* and -ireto to In * boitotary pallWarrrs Memhere of tersburg on Monday morning at I*rial* a sk in g p*M>tpom rm riL raid human been brought within the protection wage scale i • repayments, and greatrr . i t 't i * prevailing U n no rvea! iiy th e Ir n if imji-|M*ri*r i tinii" i*fferlive Jun • l S li 1pmet>•■ ■ be « r t l u r t a i i l lo 1 * iiiijo l | a Rry. i the HaughlefM id We-lev < lass of in .00 o’clock, according to happlaess." ■>( federal Insurance In the r**e |litr«"nt * N ran hrtS tlrh rin fur m i** ‘ ’ way ladnetry. panto r t i i a i d i a a l i i hi* a d o * iiii* t ia l ion of mutt i onai**t **nl\ of the ftdlrtw | (to* First Methodist * bun h will J J K cl la g ban. pre-ent At had been (Hiinted out by him of those ttanks which were not iu r t h iU irrn . M u re th a n Tmi . |* tha Interpretation Intended. 'h r fdu fg*' not to i r d u i r 'SMlnrirCiadea and eiree dirert the ariangemeiil ol f bi al of t h r local C a th o lic Church, I In in a supplemental talk to news­ jtermitlrd to reopen, nearly fliH) are iinaecuunte^I fur. M u ir than * ■ 1 " l a other words." he said “ l " I t you r a n gn>* me m b e lte r I r after tn to a tte n d the M-rvIcm#' lm v i tidt All are United Stall assets r*WH» re lie f paperman earlier that the more million dollars of (m ien | o ffe r in g s at tin* horn,* and g ra v e ' am i rw ru iia lru i t*nn why m C W A worker 1 n m d y o r fo rfiiu lii, g ive tl t<> ru i'," fancy No 1 hi Igh i, N • I N " I n tail'd to day Place n f burial WMt" spent ] sre t,eing restored tn rhe depo*i than *10,000,000,(100 to be Hide. wiirker’t labored to H’ ^toi*’ auinr hs n il fn»m the Hat if h* i» ‘ “VV II fid S ' this fiscal year is not up to the tors through the assistance of tbe M'nihlar»r*i o f onk-r and r u m fu ii in m pi>nd»l lu t iJo a id in " I ' l l 1m glad « (i.-ei, combination, No M rt Scott w a • i r moved to *h* not k n o w n to day, <V- erfered a Job which pays * sum t* a* cept It * iin g h t, S i* r * not to I-R4 d •* k tmni'itsl from F a t h c i Ilc h n n iH y i* believed to national government " limit authorised by Congress. tbe Inune of her Ih r M e n tm a e , N o r t h ( J i m la ir and ^ <a» below that offered for normal lh rn a ril N f 1* ut*rh, f u>ioo ....... .. nf 2KWp nr fiv* pel* * h r a n a tiv e o f C h ic a g o w h e re n tv* Agriculture lit ro I he r ■ 1 11 1 a w . I * a v > * \ S r o il. San (.a Crwrcrnt* area whit h full thr I'M *1 t'fit o f t lir I mi* h 1 of aliliu Cmplay men t In fields, groves, or r r a l o f hia irla ttv i* * rvsid r, Hu nn iliwe aiiiaHei I Kan 121 „• • » experiment of seek­ , l.anta Apartment-,, wbiii M i* Ibi w u ra t u f th r fluoti fro n t fcpulhfum ’ gay Ha* a f business or industry." men, i n n o u i u o l 1 lo- new udm iiiiiin<I not to e i c e d fivo pen . F a r le y , ing a balance between production < 'a h fo rin a ,ii i r p i t f f f t r a in iD iu n . vid Scott found her in m dared nurceertrtl F a t h e r M. J . Cit 'a llo D w ill In v r * l ||f 11 te reptirf** I to and larger lad* Jk ? i It was indicated that although w h o died *n J.a k i Ian I Iw*t w o rk , ■nil consumption Is succeeding snd j condition tn n Ledumm i ' hn l I'MMI.OOO "|*M**ed ha lid * " 10 1 m aic« grade No l “ occupation o f every P h ysiriaiito w ho w ere cu lled to in IU20, and uni il ah ou I -July 1021 Elmer U Hyotlalns, resident of lias made progress entirely in I mo orm ortion w ith the if ran lin g of 1 C W A payrolls is M o ve m e n t waf hailed unld M the e m e rg e n c y , d e rta ie d t b it M f * 1lir ‘ o rv c il t h r local p « n * b A t th u t Lake Mary for the past eight and with rrs-nnabla expectations to U* fra u ch ie e * Hi-* anriouin e u o n 1 • ..I Valencia orange-^ and lah Court House office tim e h r w i n a p p o in te d a* pantOf of farm I S c o tt w a a beyond iie a t merit III one-half year*, died at his home wards the restorstiun a in r r b o r t l) a ft e r tlo hoard at hC W A , tha committee has no shortly after noon toilsy after prices to parity • • * Through idea o f the Valencia type t rh o u g h she w »* a liv i w hen take n o f -St. M a r y of-the L a k e * C a t h o lic u g f •pHo n ha *I at)< 1 1to»r 1 r *‘»| an m * L u rch at Funtili* w h e re ht* p'» a f knowing whether or not having suffrred a paralytic stroke carefully planned floret 1-onlm l,: ■in t h r h o sp ita l S h e »* NSid 1*» h a i r e*ttifatiriri by P a u l Vt unti l f . « v, inam efl u n til u few te h M r f P i t l I " " * * 1" Job iS A T A U 4 )s*U . Jent . tA'l; I t o iit la i l W Ja m k ii »k t*ri hivLi.kk- A * y a r n lisirslspmawl aiwk lurk, waa J AU O im i kMVWUVLU XJ- a e L l i U i v w a , . Til,- yrest French flying ! » « ' FWrporartnn roirnvW f N I l m n p lo iir makea lh « m la w s h o rtly a fte r itu d ilin e i Funeral services are scheduled policies • • * we are seeking the hen* IUKCON. Ann, Ian 1 c I h o u r se e kin g the <|iiu>1 *d n hom e to be hr Id on Monday provided a rliniinalion nf wasls-, thr removal "Nmithoio f ’.ruitoto" nrrutd rally 1 * I * * y curuplct in.g the A . time th W illia m I I W OOlllM. f or 111I I -t , I I w ith o u t i tul«beii S im i ilo iragi« . la advised rprompt -— rrelative in another stale Is able of poor lands from agriculture snd l« » y o f the t r e a s o iy who n* ill d ea th o f her sitolif. M i* R a lp h M w ill _ba rendered, it jto attend; on Hunday afternoon if the rncoursgemrnl of small Inral tir ciontoirig from St. I miui*. Svn#gal The plane eovt rod t,l*7U mile* j te that worthy she rt it h a th ro a t in fe ttio rl lu-r* , I W a r r e n , e a r ly la-i m> n tb i M is Industries, thua furthering this ■m whaa* — ms* are Hatad at 11nurt to Improve." a bulletin Mr. HjoUalne was born at Ne­ principle of a better balance na­ in 1H hour", IT minules. S c o tt has been unending ill c a rin g HKNVKR, Jan. 4 <*V\ W alter Mm* Julia Ann Thompson, T h , T h e fo u r rnutored h y d ro plane ts | Mmmm 1 »-X e * le y * * n t of- wark, Ohio on Sept. 16, DM3. He. tional life." •o r f by h l r a t t r n hug p h y sician * fo r the t wo W s r i4-n * lu ld re n , and Reppin, 1H. of Newark. N. J., who re*id* nl o f L a k e M otnto for the m M agnolia Avenue raw o« *i.id yasterd%y "Hi** n in d iio .o i the F re n c h e n try in the ra c e w ith | m to this section in 1024 and past three months, »li***i in lhal |•ntitof a c to ry although n«* n o l i . n | It is b e lie ve d that - lin e ■dir Initl wa§ aentmeed to ‘‘breathe doAili" I ragwter C W A employment Battled at Lake Mary. From Dec. I J r r m a n y t*i e ri up th e fir» t trane- I j I»een tn a h ig h ly n ervou s s la te thla week in the Colorado pnvil* coinirnu n ity late y e ste rd a y a ft e r b they are mnr denied. et le n to m i m ail lin e b etw een me pcrmUtn! to *u*e h im ," Co i ItKFUftKJ FKKKIIOM 17, 1024 until May 1. he (Continued tio I'sge Two I tmtlary'n new lethal ga* chainnoon after a ahurt illm ** -Inierrictlt added Kuril|<r and S iH ith A in e r ic a up waa employed as a machinist in her for the murder of Vincent IUv l BCH KD I L 8 AD O PTE D >nn* ra| Mrrvieea were held at tb* Atlantic Coast Line railroad A f r ic a W it h in tw o rnontliM th a BOLSK. Idaho, Jan 4. lA h IMF I IF KXFOSI IIK the grstrride in lake^iew Feme gan. Colorado Spm ig* taai drivnr, shop yards In this city. Recently The *181# hoard of par^Urui yes­ Freni h gOkerniTient hopt*n to -wt T O PHOIIK I > HIM* te rv th l| nfterruHiti at 2 nn o'clock l**t night waa cheered by tliu T W rp . manager o f tb* waa employed as a watchmen terday denied the appeal for free­ U,p daily service* t*p|Wi*«*ll I'ailff id* Rrv IV, A Cooper uf ihr First eater* Uaion office, Colorado auprtwne court'a inter* SAN JnSF. Cabf Jan t F \ NKW \ filth Jan t over valuable properties in Lake dom of Lydia Southard, srrviitf a and Rio lie Janrin> e a p u m ii wrr** re ­ ventlon In hi» caae and the chanco klethfhlHi f'hurch ofTiciate*! and effective today that affr A grand Jury pmlo of tin* n* o' i d e a th * fro m sentence for poisoning her fourth Mary, p orted yi'totenlay a* the th e rm o ­ of a new trial. th e R 'le k s o n F u n e r a l H o m e uf tha affle* will rent In lynchtnf h«rr *»f tb- two kl'Notp Surviving him are his widow. huakand. Mrs. Southard, who was m e te r fe ll to a low «d Ci d eg ree*. yangad for the burial. each except day *; The court ymtcnlay ordcnhij tolay era of |ln«»kiL Hart wap *»' Mre. Norma Faith Hyotialns; a relumatl to prU^n a year ago ■lease* caeca iwhich \raterdty fen Jan II Dlatrict Al 1 T h e t r m p c ia t u r e com to t't la te In Warden Hest, o f the stjito priiuti m ■ w *«• ** » r t T n o m p a in m u a n a tiv e of daugbtar, Mrs. Ethel Edmondson, after 16 months o f freedom fo l­ mg IV lC n 1 |* O p p C Q If | fVVtot F lo rid a w h e re ah r w m * horn turnry Thomm anoiuinceil thr i ' 1 1 lh r day, tinwevei, and i In weather at ('arum ( ’ ity, where Reppin la I I M t e k l y * * d Jan* 1. The ofI o f Lake Mary, and a eon, low ln f bar escape over the walls, J -------m Ma2 1h66 Sh** i Am»- here I t aye* daily therefuge from drnce collect*d by hia office will i b u re a u -uni no m o le e t iie m e cold held in a death cell, to rtay tha Kenneth Hyotiaine, now engaged has u rra d 18 jraars of a 10-year WHS III toIMilt m ir ilC Q X , CtcchoiiloVtek im, i Milt h*» »on. A N H ill, of L a k e be preMfltrd al that time eaecutiun until further imtico hy • 6 A M ta the m cn,i*g until Ip Ufa* sentence. CCC worker near Avon Park. Jan. 4 cl*i Fire uml |H>i<uifi>i m |tunraN<t who in her o n lj a iir v iv iir the mart. w e ft Sunday. Haura » are from 9:60 o'clock towt)4 m ikiftl th rc fti of ilm t h The court grantdNl a nodiott |u 111 U K K A O L K t i K T h J r t l t todiiy towtefil 120 fnen 1rn|i|k#rl i*y •'clock lit tha morning, rwvlew Reppin'* ca*c, making a a t e r r if ic I i Ii i b I iff a cost rrnm\ I 4 * 0 o'clock to! fftOO • lay of eam jtion automatic. * * v4 M U B K lIO K F . U k la , J a n 4 IlCAcoi- w o fk n rs. I f Aten Iturk by In tha a ft ei aaon. * *• P r e sident Expresses High Lights Of Independents Belief That Nation With Democ Roosevelt Talk Can Borrow Money Praising M< Before Congress! Asked T o NeededForProgram Others I n D B o a t d If .Kef nsesJob U Is Offered ££ 2 E « W A SH IN G TO N , Jan. 4 .-< A » In a Joint session, dominated by ______ j the physical pieseit.-* ol I’tesident , . -------« » ... , ' Roosevelt, come to hid them to Almost Unprecedented [journey with him on the path X Nation I Shaken By Collapse Of Credit Organization That Was City Pawnshop Rights Sought O f |0,1,1 h* J1** “u‘ ,,,r ", Legislature By Newl,hniU|th lt. r„rm.i.tic. Fusion Government! u cl»‘ rT'‘ “,r “•> fi" 08 ,r PRO-RATING PLAN, MRS. E. N. SCOTT FOR CITRUS TO BE; IS DEATH VICTIM EFFECTIVE SOON LATE WEDNESDAY *”• Control Board ()rdcrn Funeral Service F o r Limitation On Car! Prominent Woman Lot Shipments East To Be HcldSaturday F lood Death List Mounts To 42 With 72 Others Missing Rev. JJ.IIcnncHHy Dies After Extendedlllness E. L. Hyotiaine Dies After Sudden Stroke Ilujre FrcnchScaplaiU' Hops South Atluntic Colorado Court (jives Youth Death ItcHpite M . Julia 1’hompson OieH A f t e r Illness i?. Fear ExpreH«edForl20, „ Mine 12Nations, 16States Represented In Official List Of Pioneers At Reception ICE JAN. 1 IN F U llU D A IS DEAD pte-" s m s T w .hr, n a tle u and 16 states are w p raaaatad In tW official Hat a f “ pl m i - n " who attrnd.d tha ninth annual fio M c r'a Recep­ tion Slagad an Naw yaar'a night at tha Lake Mary Chambtr af " m n a r f i , It M i raaanlad tad*)r. Tha recWtratioQ |irt aa compiled hr M l.. Nona hy Frank Erajvi K u n a and Mia* txnffalr, shows onrare acre •howi that that 62 U pi plonaare (pan prraoftt, settinf a naw h ifh record o f attendanca. Tha aid rare id waa 44, •aubliahad Inat yanr. B«Uaf area axpraaoc actual number a f p m fanra et i p pranaat Wan I N . fa r M r. K . racUand be w reftetar ffs w rs u tfa .* L # S i‘ - is f U r n m . fcte|<-«1 tlft all w r r * I A'l T h e N i l A p ul i h r blue vagi© doomrrt if | « t A lrrA cly drm J fro m ,po w o ill. but It rc m a in c il f«»r lbJ* V\ \ ig fin d a joh for Acre It Joe Mr8.J.M.Leonard, Edward Higgins, Jr., Miss Doris Battern Win Recipe Contest | ) « c a i» t th e y en te re d into the fM had ended. t fJLavl#, in I ridmo art i*t Acre ■fill I spirit and theme of the pew Four Georgia, among the slats- tep ( On© hun •/* d And forty men wen j^ami mu nil * on 1Ikla h o n ... .yeaterday . i M a r i B ro th e r* film "D u c k S o u p .' when raaontod, furnished the most hon­ In the mini late lisa las t r u r r —i V h c lm .lt.- u f w a lla , r t r p ir t in * Im iia n life - , p la y in g a l the M ila n c T lic a lc r totha b hla*t or (lin t s , 11 of the pioneers be­ 16 a re r e t 'p r r e J , aan n t f„u r m a rt ' “ ( d a y , M r* J M la v m a r l . K , l» a r , i ing from that state. (Jhiu had six ( I I T I O N MAKER D K N IA I, i Hiygina, J r, ami M l-« lkirria Hal(gad to rl thouKand feet to repraacaUtlvas, while Massachu-----t r r n h a re b ran i W r la r e l w in n e rs • ir f ic v aetta, Main*, and Florida each of ■OS AN G E LES, Jan 4. .'il of th* "Duck Soup" rvcipv contest farad Are representative* Other A Mankrt denial o f all , bat ,-- which was placed before tbe pubstates represented were: South HEBhfl R A I L IIO A it 11 I'l.A l I; mad* by Aimes- Ss-mpli- M, I’l.-r- lie last Saturday, Larollaa, Naw Y a r i, Illinois, Now son Hutton, the evangelist aa* Mr*. I^onard, the former Mi*a Hampshire, North Coroliaa. V ir­ T A L L A fiA b H E E , Jan 4. iAt oiiitalaad in an answer David 1. Eugenia David, is awarded 42.60 ginia, W eal Virginia, Mlaaiaaippl, — Lee U r ] Wei la o f Telia bar Hutton. Jr., (lied ye-triday to l.cr In cash; young Mr. Higgins Is the Maryland, Panneylraaia, Indiana, lataar waa a mrnibcr i >f ( r ro* complaint for a dlvorrr winner of a three month subecripand Michigan. tha state'railroad roirmi-sion for turn to Th* Herald; Mis* Battern Among Urn nations represented ire, yesterday amu.ji.ced wm* ail ticket* to Thr Milan* ON HAF E RIDE Sweden furnUhad raven o f the 1* fo r tha coil.mU-ion Theater. All prtaa* may be secured foreign-bora guests. Newfound­ by*r.ugem S. Vet RAN DIEGO, Calif , Jan 4 . - as Th* Heraid office. land dad Germany were raprearia. MaltS iw, is (AA—There's nothing like being on Th* winging recipes wsr* •elect­ ran tad h j twa paraooe each. Other M casnmlatlnn Wells the ea/e aid*. Ran Diego carries ed from more than a score turned nations, repreeeatod by one perlast year for tba plenty,M fire ineurane# on city ifn. Not all of them era r tby th* death a f Including th* 38,000,- oue and novel aa those turned in by the winners, for soma o f the r,‘ A. 8. Wall*. llon water aupply. ■ M - X - ___ r n lr s m , nlfered d eta ile d sugges I tion* whirh indicate that they aro tn |o rlto at making genuine duck *u up H e rr a ir rrcJp cte: M f* J M th r p riir- w in n in g Isro n afil * r r c ijir : “ Nrlrct a nirt* fat tluck, prefer* ably on a fbrk n igiil. hohl chloro­ form pail over (lurk** hill to pre* vtnt quarking, thu* alarming tha | JJJJ1 nrighliorhmHJ. If wild di rk If rte- Miami Hired, •neak up on them while they are aaleep, aim in (he general dllection of Ja|>an. and fire. Tha teu<Vl*n nol»« will frighten ona or more ducks to death, and tha main Ingredient of your soup Is thua providentially provided. " I f * b y this time you are atU free o f Jail and surrounding asy luma, dreas duck carefully, remoe (Cuntlnutu oti Vag* Two) * � 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, 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 03, 1934 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 1934; <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/1b2490b5af3f9cdba1b7b864aff6cc5a.pdf de21c9a16d5d91439384c8dc03f13614 PDF Text Text * V mmg&m,I AN IMDUh'KNDmT DAII,Y NEWSPAPER C R O U P I N I Roosevelt, In Budget Message , Reposts A D ft V 1T U ' P ro b a b le N in e B illio n D ollar D eficit;] DICTATORIAL Indication,Point To D ocile Congress^Obeying Requests MadeByPresicientRoosevelt Talk Before Congress W idely Disctissed, WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 .-tA ) In a joint session, dominated by the physical px-scii.e of I'lesldeni Uoosrvrll, coim- to bid them to journey with him »n the path that he has marked out lor i>covcry, Wongrt*s, yrslerday ap«’»t thiough it- opening formalities It cleared the way for tbo re­ ception of his budget recommen­ dations today after which It will J wade into the legislative duties i j of the session. tu welcome givelj the i If ihe » . i wa * 1l'resi dent by th** legialatoii* |an\ »•i it —•loll hi- will hate «- lllllo | 11oil 11>.e with llii* session as w ith the >•»n#*» gen. y gathering hr » ■llrnl last spring In fact. Democrtlr leaders were Independents Join Inf] High Lights Of With Democrats fnj Roosevelt Talk Praising Mcf^axe; AlmostlTnprecedented Before Congress Others I n Discord Rights Sought O f • WASHINGTON, Jan. ♦ .-(A ’) Legislature By New’ Hera are exeeipta from Proxklent WASHINGTON. Jan. 4^-<jP>Roosevelt'* aiUrrsa to Congresi: Dcmocrat. and Republican (a ll Fusion Government R*»#very ru sesJ o b N U M B E R &8 PrW a F t? * C ent* 8 AN FORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY I, HUGE FRAUD IS confidently predicting that Congrrss would do what the Tresi­ dent wanted it to do and go quietly home in May. The budget message, however, Nation I h Shaken By may give the Republicans a point Collapse Of Credit to rally opposition. a Organization That Shouts, lusty and long ro»c from both shies of the House W as City Pawnshop chamber yrstrrday w h e n the President entered on the arm of P A R IS , Jan. 4.— ( A . P . ) — his tall son, James, to address the Franco w a* *haki*n totiay l»y joint session. Mrmlwrs of his cabinet walked ch arge* that ten to tw e n ty in ju.1 *he».l In the g»ll< rir. »»t \m u||on t|<,llar frau d * h a v e W a s h i n g t o n , jaa. a —<o — T"resident Roosevelt frankly re­ pcrvlrnt, u n ( * choru* « f pral<c ported to Congreea today pro»"W e have plough*,! ti*e furrow ... pectlve $8,000,000,000 recovery NEW YORK, Jan 4 . - W»>—The 1 w ith JfeS* campaign deflcH far the next two and planted the food eeed; the city’s n c fusion adminlalration, Itril W o rk s years, and aakad that the lid t>e hard beftnntnc ie over.” brushing a-itle stubborn oppost“ It ta our laak td perfect, alter ler th a t all clxmpad dawn to put the «orem tlon, yo-t. rdgy called on the U-gi>when neccaaarjr, but in all caaea iployed on J £ » * P*r-“ -rou-r> te*l* by laturr t„ i n Mayor 1-aOuardia to fo forward.” Mr. ,)W „ revealed hy the coll.p ao dlctatoi ml j.oners to slash muni«• • • The unneceaaarjr expanh 0 uld be j |B y , mn u n tr»n*n«4ttlnr the ctpal mnture* nror then/were .iipinm.t. *nd o f the C redit Municipal Rank oUa i f th ey jbu<v»l be eetlreatad axpens-ilurei alon of induatrlal plants, the waxtr Diri« .-at l rig m remtndri that other celrhritir* «nd *ome well | Huyontlt'. which \VM the I t t l aym en t tenrgnahl* entirely to the reeov. of natural reeourcea, the exploilato cut .daitet woultl break his „ *T„ 't r y effort of almost *7,800,000.000 lion of the conaomera of natural tt'ontinued On T*g» Four)__ _ c it y ’* •pawnshop and the tils’* rampa gM pledge*. l.a (Su«r >ii led ime in me . .. . ... >UM monopoli'a, the accumulation of the fig) t t, push through the I appenrnnee of its mystetioud atarnant aurploaee, child labor, < hoard of intimate a tiwolution [ founder, Ser«o Stnvisky. ami the ruthleia exploitation or all Snell of New making tl it thr Irgudaturr grant ! % The m*n*irer nf thr in»(mit|pn labor, the encouragement of a|>ecu- llooaevell for him |>ow to makr extraordinary | wax j»tled Dec. 13 .A t « w .rr»nt lation with other people* money, thinf to the j retfoctio *.» that the city*- hud- I wa. i««ued for Stavixky In connec­ theae were consumed In the flrea had in mind." get ran U >sixncrd. tion with the recent alleged i»«uthat they themaelvea kindled; we But Senato **I said that if the city finance* anir of unauthorixoi bond*. must make aure that a» we reeon-, republican, aa wotld permit 'Hcrv would lx* no Premier Camille Chautjppo, Itruct our life there be no soil in j H delifhled. aalary rvKjt'irn/' aanl thr mayor htformallon was released with name, high in FrcngHIte-Which auch weeda can grow » left winger. to former 1)« puty ('omptivllrt with a long and detailed which would swell ths public debt again." ernnirntel quarter* involfggnt tRte r>lal. teho mi l« a aurprlae plea Control Board Funeral Service F o r affair, of nearly overtag the actltritlaa of to an oil time high <lrclareil that that action on the resolution U> NRA tea lirs l CWA slnca lata in No- *33,000.000,000 does not take Into xnany "W e have made great strides to­ deferred. Limitation On ('ari1 Prominent Woman who i. .aid to have Dew taxrs wards the objectives of the na­ vaeahar, n report which clearly account prospective alia.r., will I * brought tutJu.tlce Tbe rrsolutiofi, rushed to the To Be HeldSaturday Lot Shipments En«t and tbe ca.e .iftrd thoroughly. head of thr talonilar, call* on thr gMUnaa the make-up af lho ad- from liquor revenue, and tho plug­ tional industrial recovery act, for loopholes. not only have scvrral millions of In.umnce cntnpaniea aro report­ WffMaturr to phr thr mayor t e e nSnlotieHn unit which superrtaes ging of Income tat Mr. F. N Scott, who prom­ ORLANDO. Jsn 1 ol*» Thed by Inve.tigator. to havo been lower* almost unprre* «lrntr«l in ling of n peojoeta nnd There was no recommendation for our unemployed been restored to Hnrlda citrus nmlnd rmumillru inently identified with the work the principal victim, of the Milo work, but Industry is organltlng kmrriran municipal government r this county, and which new taaoa. of civic *nd rellgiou. group. 10 Tbo executive did recommend Itself with a greater understand­ thr right to tut *alanra. rllminatr vrslertlay d$*cids«| pro latlng of of the fraudulent pawn.hop bond* ho released for publication lirrl at the Fernaldrestoration of one third of the lb Jcpartnnnte anil lianafrt tnirrau* dim s hy voltimr I•• Nrw York.; thi. city which Stavl.ky under the name of ing that reasonable profits can be l^ughton Memorial llo.pital la"l percent cut In pay for Feitrral em­ Il4»s(un. I'hdaddphis and Haiti froln one <l«-partmrni to another Seigr Alrvendre I. charged wltn calling for tho dU­ ployes, affective July I, and he earned while at the same time night *1 al-ut H 00 n'rlock. from more wmild begin Jan IT* * ll Is an unusual bill foi an un i..ning for from three to ten limea protection can be assured to guar­ ____ g f workers able to find favored a continuation of the Each car for Ihiyu* inark4*ts. tho I the effort, of a powerful dnur the pawn.hop*. legal limit uf utual >ltuato>n," I m (luardia tobl antee tu labor adequate pay and Other employment telegraphed to three cent non-local mail rate. roruiiiiltTf decided, could m*t c*»n-j which phy.ictan. .laird wa- .elf ho.oon.oon franc, or about $3,000, T r ia l. " I a-lm it it p rop oses r s t r pru|>er conditions uf work." thk city by C. B. Treadway of As In hie personal address to tain m»»rr than I I I *»lamlar*l Imixts. . administered 00(1. Finances tte QUI* Executive Committee, Congress yesterday, llr. Roosary situation must h. met the Thr weekly «|Unia* frdlow O*) cai | Funeral services are to he held "The creikt of the government aa follows: at her lair home. f»2n Valencia ve|t spoke optimistically of the lily's ludgrt must l»e hslanccd, | all r v t business outlook.. "Pnwnfiul fareas has l<een fortified by drastic re­ Nrw York. *Jt»f* itnoiH'*. Ilf*' Drive in San luinla. at H’On n flock Rev. JJ.IIenncEHy Dies • -A ll w® wsnt hcr«* now i» an LOS ANGELES. Jan. 4.— </Ti Saturday *fhCW»iip The Rev. W . who normally obtain their for recovery oxlat," ho said, ' l l U duction in the cost of Its penna Sis morv victims were added to I'Xprtjismn by nitiiiUrs of thr irraprfruil. ami 7T» tangerines. nt through the harvest by laying ths foundStoa of con- nenl agencies through the econo­ the growing list in Southern t ali is*«rd to the legiblnluie Tin* lrgi« Ilnsluii, 7b orange*. 2ft graps*, A t*4M»prr of thr First Mrlhodlst After ExtendedlllncHH Churrh will officiate, and burial fruits and Vegetables or fidenca In tbo present and by my act." forms'* New Year's |lay flood as iativ® right* nf the nt>’s muniri- finil, and 20 langcrinrs Foreign Kachanga m U k rr^ W remtetery .ini Wrrrd waa received in Sanforr) Hat) industry faith in future that ths upturn fhllmielphla. U » oninrwa. '2.r» will searchers prodded grimly through \mi govrnunsAt aiU not ha iki"Obtain of oor mater nation* thr plot of the Mussnn family of today that Rev. John J. Ilrnnesxy, la iiroaeated whirl* ww have ao far- asms will j t r o y I by this resolution.” g i a|M*f i utt. and Iff* tangerine^. piles of «tsl.iis toilay, bringing thi cumulative. Tho —Main this eni-dov- becoma bweot.. tumoiaiivu. ins corner find themaelvea so handicapped by death tiill to 42. which -h«. wa- * member pa-tor r»f All Soul'a Olihollc Haltimorr, Mi oranges. 20 liefiirr the n**oluUt»n waa fin­ ___ , v . ___J ! atone of this foundation la the , Internal and other conditions that The pall lirare^s will In- .1 H f'hurch of this city fiom .1920 to OfTicial re|H>rU h*trd 72 other ally approved it was amended In f mil, and 24 tangerines at this Usna, mu PP«s cm jjt th« ' government. |they feal unable at this lime to Mcl^ndon. W. 11 1024, died in a hospital at BL Each grower will report to hi* Fields. A f to persons a* missing, and the feat rnd ths mayor's ptoposed extra­ I f wa maintain the course 1 have , ra|rr atabillxallon dlacusaiona Raitx, Fail! Stine. U A Tate, nnd Petersburg last night after a shipper the voluroa of fruit he ordinary power* on Ocl I instead grew that many of them mif hi i* offered. Va­ outlined we can confidently h>uk|baM.,| on permanent and woildiUnaaa. lie had been ronlhagd •to' dead The final toll may not be of eftlaniJiug them inri a perir^l ha* on hand Th** shipiarr III turn W S Grtfford i l ywtr quota thus caused forward to cumutatlv* banaficial I wide objc -Uvea." past tluro of l» u ll wa» |K>intwJ mit will report his »ipAtlr»l sti»ck In known for months, , MemUrs of Seminole t haptar the hospital for the ba fin ad frwi* "National Bu- f oraaa represented by an lnarea>rd J ,v Baalss * ■ .. ^ *Rwtplr - lurmaf- m t thin wiilikl give the mavnr ample the romnilltee which will allot Order of F.a-tern Star will hold n months, when his illness became Uf barmen, mbre general ' “ The overwhelming majority of with teats m Ills eyes a* I* »a* time In Iwilariie tin htolget re raeh ship|*vr a t|ii**ln Tlo- *lnplM' l acute *ei vlt •• al the graveside, nnd natmiml and Funeral serines i n !•» I f held f a»kad profit, greater employment, di- the hanks, U»lh |Kot»->l Ti • ailay to be |Jfi,IHN).tNNI will allot quotaHo giowei i members of the Past the bmlj of ,, small ehIM reru* Matron's m h r Vftetter tte vmda "Normal mlnation of relief expen'ktures, Ktate. which rr <»pened ls»t «prliig. rrsl from the silt of Vetdugn - (f l mlam e The ei»mmlttae al-“ atlopleil « new riub of the I'hapter will ail a­ I from St Paul* rhurrh in Kt. Ptaraployment larger governmental receipts and are in nound condition mn<| have wash -et of grades and to Im ! Ii,.mu ary pallbearer* Members of iershurg on Monday morning at I'nal, asking p* A tte prevailing wage scale I • repayments, and greater human been brought within thr protection tlnnerve<l by the long *us|»en8e. )••• wa-* rvlurtanl «nine effective Ian •» Shipments I the Daughters of \Ve-b*v • l“ m’' °f It) 00 o'clock, according to Rry, of federal insurante In the ra«e parent* seanhe«l debris for iiiisa I • ia *ilia an I ho* ' i { any Industry, be elated that surh happloess." must consist ofilv of llo following j the Firat Methorllst I hurt Ii will J J Kellsglisn. pre-enl pastor At had been pointed out h> him of those iMinks which were not mg chiMren More than do |H*n*f»n* the |d«« Ige Hot t( of the local f ’athohc t hurch. lid the Interpretation Intended. g ia d e s ami sixes ilirect the arrangeiimiil **l fh'ial la a supplemental talk to news- (lermitted to reofwn. nearly experts to attend the -ervlccs, Ito _ 1ate unaccounle'l for More than All are IJnllnl State- giad* “ If you can gib4 me a .* •* r * U other words," he said, ” 1 I offerings at the horn,, and grave papano an earlier that the mor« million dollars of froten assets and rvconat ruction 14-nod) or formula, glee it I stated today Place nf burial \Hli' fancy No 1 hrlghl. No I. N>* * side. -"Rst » • reaeoo why a CWA worker than * 10,000,000,000 to ba spent are l>einf ie8lorr«l to thr depo»i MKN) relief workers labored to restore some I* p* luted U ljiiki'lia “ I ’ll I * 4-«el, combination. N** 2 and N be rat from the list if h, ta Mr* Scott wa- rettioverl to 1h- not known tixlay. this fiscal year la not up to the j tors through the »*»t»iin cr of the Mmhlinrr of oriler anti coinforl in t. a< cept it “ Father llennrs-y is believed to .* i.tight Sixes not to rxir-td -• ' hospital from the home of her • job which pay* a sum I national government *' limit authorised by Congress. thr Msntmar, North (ilenlalr ami l*e a native of f'hiragn where stv* p. tt.nl of 2HH* or fi%« |m*m *»«* lb riiard S I »• »rh, brother in law Davtd Srott. Sail that offered for normal Agrieullure l.a Crwarenta area whuh fait th« •I-, no sixes smallei than L't l.anta Apailimni-. when Mr* Du rral of hi* rrlatne- re-ule. llo employment In fields, groves, or E. L. Hyotiaine Dies M* • • The experiment of aeek- worst of thr floo«| from sauthrm p»4 si In i of the l*oaii| of ttiid not to exceed fi*e pen t o men, annoumol tin* new n viil Scott found her in a daxrtl surcecdnl Father M J. Farlry, mg a balance between pr«M|urtlon who dle4| in l.akr lan I la-1 week, I J»ts and larger below I '• »• 1i«ondition in h I.imImmuii t'atUgi will IhtrMigatr »4p«nl ^ After Sudden Stroke am! consumption Is suceeeding an*l f alifonna'* grraleat isinstonn. itiat I'KHI.IHH) ' passi’il hand** ' • >iale* grade No I Physician- who were tailed to in IU20, and until abo t July ILISI 1 1 041 occupation ef ovary has made programs entirely in line Elmer L Hyotlslns, resident of (oniteTtlon witb the giant mg Movement was halted unlil Mu I lie emergemy. dedared that Mr­ be -erved the local parish At that l payrolls Is Lake Mary for the past eight and with rra'onabla rxpertation* to ti<* franchise* Hi- annoum i-im 1 i ..I Valencia oranges and lait I Scott wa- i*4*yond treatment i»l time he was appointed n- pastor House offtrr wardt the raatoratiun *»f farm one-half years, died at hit home 4amt shortly aft4*r llo lioaid at It ti ies of lb. Vulenn. type | though she wa- alio when taken of St. Mary of thu Lake* Cithulif i hurch at Kusti- when* he it * shortly after noon today after prices to parity • • • Through . ugg'Stmn hail author mot an n lo thr hospital Stic i" *a»d In have inaineri until a few jiionlhs a having suffered s paralytic stroke carefully planned f1<K*i control,! e«tlgatinn l»> », vrsiigaimn liy Haul I'sui \\ indt I* I uuvlsd iWv iwiiuK ak itri kivU'Alq JAUUUIN Lkkl'IiUV Lk> N A J A L . Uiaxil. Jau. 4, "*1* * ^ (wtfpoPuffnn rnnnvrf in law shortly aftr*r tlo dinnei Thr creel Freitch fly in* Funeral services are scheduled pnlictra • • * we are seeking tbe "Southern f'.ro*-" a n lm t tierI ttSCON. A m . I.n I V „..ur «erkmu tbe ...Met "I - .... C'olomdo (V)Urt to ba held on Monday provided a elimination of waste, the removal without rhiblrrn Sim# tlo tragn \v tIlium II Wnodio. forinri -••'• i I t IS* offtea la advised prompt­ relative In another state Is able of poor lands from tgrliullurr and earl) It-I.y completing tin- Atl.nIni y of the tie.Kilty wlin I- ill death of her aister, Mr- Ralph M ly, a MrvIre wfll be rendered, It it j to attend; on Sunday afternoon if the encouragement of small local llr crn.vinu from St. I»ui>, Senavilli . throat infeilion tor', "• "ti gal Thr plan* coverod I,II7II mile. Warren, early la-l month, Mrs wiw natnlad end, la that worthy aha cannot attend. Industries, thus furthering this tiroiri to Improve," . Iiullelitl '' Scott lias Ifi'lt assisting in caring DENVER, Jan. 4 (Ah Walter p M a s whane aim an are Hatod at Mr. Ilyotlalna wa> born at Na- principle of a better balance na­ In IX hour-, 17 inlnutea. Mrs. Julia Ann Thom|»son, -"••( by blr alteii ko^ phy.lei.rr- for the two Wanr n 4II I Iren, and Keppm, IH. of Newark. N. J ., who The four motored hydro; •lam* is Q » Wat!anal Ro-Smployment of- wark, Ohia on Sept. 16, 1HA3. Ha. tional life." resident of Lake Monro* for the Ki.id y».trrd%y " I I ik rulldllton r It ia believed llial -Hire -he hnd waa sentenced to "breathe death'' thr Krrnch rntr> in thr rati* wiih doe an Magnolia Avenue can an ta tkl* (action In 1024 and past tkrae month*, die*I in that I -all.factory althmxh no vi.il">' l*een In a higldy nervous state this week in the Colorado peal* lirrmany Id »n up thr first trans­ rtfen rngnlnr CWA assiploymsnt avtttvd at Lake Mary. From Dec. eominiiftlty late yesterday after ai e permitted to »ee him." (C'ontinued tin Page Two! atlantic air mall linr hrtwren tentiary's new lethal gas cham­ ItF.FI'HK* FREEDOM dunlad. *7, 1034 until May 1. 1031. he piarn afler a short dim »• -i.lenient added ber fur the murder of Vincent lUw Lur«i|r aritl StHJlh A merits us wa* employed ax a machinist In f *m « r»| set * ires were held at ADOTTKIt IIIF. OF KAPOSI ItK BOISE, Idaho, Jan 4. )*> )- Africa Within two months ilia the graterlde in lakrtiew I'nnr tha Atlantic Coa*l Una railroad gan. Colorado Sprtngs taxi drivnr, TO I'KOIIH I > M IIIN4* last night waa cheered by tbo tbop yarda In this city. Recently Tbe xtata hoard of par<lnu yex- Knot h gflkeriiment hnp«*s to *»»l the ba wa* amplayed u a watchmen tarday dcnlad lha appeal for free­ up tlslly service i*etween Tsiii ter* thl| ahritiiNin at J <H> o'cIimV Id*. Two Colorado suprwm® court' a inters' I NEW MIRK J* Ke\ w . A. Cooper of thr First SAN JOSF. I'alrf Jsn I in- over valuable propartle* In L^ke dom of Lydia Southard, errving a and Rh> De Janeiro i were re­ vent Ion In hi* case and the chance Methotlifl Church officiated. aid A grand J^vy pmls of the m lt, • dt aths from eK|M tire thermo­ of a new trial. •vntance for polaoning her fourth Mary. . thr Erick son Funeral Mono ar lynching here ••( lb- two krk |, ported yestetrlay Surviving blm art hi* widow, hunbend Mrs. Southard, who waa The court yesterday ordered -layers of llriMike I. Hart was -• ’ j meter fell lo a low of |.f» degrees. iscopt Mra. Norma Faith Ilyotlalna; a returned to prixgn a year ago Fear hbcpressedForl20 , f;,r ,hr ' u r,»lThe temperature ro-* to TI late In Warden Best, of the stale prison _ _ , ,i Mrx Thompwm w ., . n .'i'e of yesterday f< > t Jan II District At which daughter, Mra. Elhtl Edmundaon, after lb month* of freedom fol­ Men * rapped In Mine sv.t iiurMx wh.rr .be i»,m torney Thomas ®tun»un« *d the i »' thr day however, and th. weather at Canon City, where Iteppln la both of Lako Mary, and a *on. lowing bar aacapa over the walla, pn May 0. lH&ft .She «ami to re t* dvnee collect* d »•> his office will , bureau -a*d no more #*»ieme cold h«ld in a death cell, to -lay tha Sanaath Hyotiaine, now engaged haa aarvad I I yaar* of a 10-year was in -igtit execution until furthrr notice by Ill.'t'IK'QX. (.'xrrho.lov.ti., I tail hey -on. A N Hill, of l.ak« be prraafiled at that time I werkar near Avon Park. to l if r atnUnca. tha mart. J.n 4 l/Pi Fire ami |Hii«>n"u. Monro.-, who la her only auruvor The court granteil a motion |o gave- -*ei4 ■ <Vj*I thre.l uf ilr.lh review Rrppm’s case, making a tod.) I'lW.ftl I2U kirn trapperi »-jr stay of sx^ruttuji automatic, i • v. • ternfie bla.t iq a ro.| mine. • . . Offered PRO-RATING PLAN, MRS. E. N. SCOTT FOR CITRUS TO BE'IS DEATH VICTIM EFFECTIVE SOON LATE WEDNESDAY O rders F lo o d D e a t h List Mounts To 42 With 72 Others M issing I -....... ..... * Huge FrcnchSeaplane Hops South Atluntic (iivea Youth Death RcHpite Mrs. Julia Thompson Dies A f t e r Illness • ccc 12 Nations, 16 States Represented In O fficia l lis t O f Pioneers A t Reception Twelve nations and 14 states am rspewaentsd In tbs official Hat af “ ptosveere" who allendod the nlath annuel Plooeer'a Recep­ tion staged on New Year's night at tbe Lako Mary Chamber ef Commerce, it ant ravesUed today. The regiotmtion Hot aa compiled hr Frank Evans and Mlao Nona MrsJ.M.Leonard, Edward HigKinH, Jr., Miss Doris Battern Win Recipe Contest Rmcu . wulkara, tyxlvn l»rk b> ^ ' L >■ ‘ , Dame, fe.terf tt»t .11 » e r . f l 1 1 ^ N,,A •"** ,hr l,l,,r r“ « :r doomr.l >f |.,t .lreo-ly >lr.,l f..,.n » " * ° ' k- 'ni' " »«» •»" jr \S \ find a )oh for Arrr llli r IlecaXK they entered into the entrant, .(feted detailed .uggea had endad. On® hun »fd and forty men w. r* •»' Aire will spirit and Ihtma of the new Four II tion- which indicate that th®y am G forfit, among tha atatr* .1 making genuine duck fln I he mif t# late yeatrrilay when h .m l Iflurul. "II llkl.hnm. <'ll»iM »rx Brulhei. film "Duck -S«up." experts raaantad, furnished tha most hon tha blast 'frurrwl the l#wdn- uf .rhixil wall*, drpininx li"li*n life j.l.yin, at the Milanr Theater to- 'suup prixr-wtnnlng or fUMta. I t ot th* pioneer. b»Here —1 j jar. Mr*. J M l-e«>nar4. LUlward an I four marv ,•> i i | a |IB Ifx rxi n errd. _ ( log front that alate.. Ohio had all H ITTO N MAhFH DENIAL ||i*gina. Jr . ami Ml*. Hum. Hat­ recipex thouaaml feet lo ■god Masaaihu Mrs J M l.$-4n«rd'* r«*cipc: — ----* lern have been *Vclared winner. •urface satta. I-OS ANGELES. Jan 4 .1*1 of ihe "Duck Soup" recipe conle.t • "Hxlsct ■ nue fxt duck, prxfxrf t ix t 8v* ropruMnUtlvr. Other A blanket denial «>f .11 rhai which wa. placed before the pub- xbiy on x <lsrk night, hold chloro­ form pxd mrr duck's bill to pro­ ■ U f i ; ruprotwtxd were: Buuth mad* by 'Aimer Semple Mrl*ler- |t |a.t Saturday. Carol!**. New York, lllinoi.. New m<ii llutton, the rvangcll.t war Mra. l-eonard, the former Ml*. ven! quin king, thus alarming tho lUtepohlro, North Carolio. . Vir­ TALLAHASSEE. Jan 4. 1A1 talaod In an in n e r David L. Eugenia David, i> awarded $2.80 m**ighhorhiMi<l. If wild «luck Is doginia, Waal Virginia, Miaaixaippl, —Leator (Well* of Tails haHutton, J r, file*l yrvterday t« l.tr|ln ra.h; young Mr. Illggin* 1, the siratl, sneak up un them while they Marytant, PaiM j'In xIa, Indiana, whooo father was a nvember of ro. rontplaint for a divorce winner of a throe month aubaerlp are asleep, aim in the general di­ the etate .'railroad commission for ton to Th* Hr raid; Mi*. Battern rection of Japan, ami firo. Tho nod Michigan. Among th* na$ionx reprrvrnted aevoral ySors, yoeterday aiwwji»c*,i win* itx ticket* to The Milane *u<Vlen nolxo will frighten ono or ON SAFE SIDE Theater. AU prtxa* may be rocurrd more ducks to death, anl tho main Sweden furnl*h*d roven of thr 14 Mo ranUlary for tbe coii.rits-ian ingredient of your soup la thug foroign-born guoate. Newfound- seat aawlhaU br* i-ugeiw S. M at -SAN DIEGO, Calif., Jan 4.— al Th* Harold office. Tbo winging roclp** were (elect- providentially provided. laod god Genoa nr were rtpro- thama m H urt*. MaltSiwv is IA7 —Thoro’x nothing lika being on "If-b y this time you aro atil xautet hy tw * poroona each. Other chalrmpii a f Urn commission Wells the eofo aide. San Diogo cmrriu oil from rnoro than a *eor* turned was I Candidato toot year for Iks plentjr,*#. flro ln*ur*n** on city I In. Not gU of them am **-hllj(r4- free of jail and xurroundlag a»y _______Ir seat le f* vacant by tbo death of prtqxrtr. Including tha 3MJD00,- I oua and naval aa thoao turimd In lumx, droax duck carefully, romov x (Conttnueo utt rag# Tw o) * lllon water aupply. hU falter, A . 8. WelU. Ibj ‘tho xrlnberv, for *om* of the Yesterday’^ Weather Xlallroro HAS Ki ilU» N|*sInrhit lUMow M A N IIU ••ua F usils K»ri ixiifltiHn Fi»v| Mm w K.Ht PlsrVs i lalnsav III® Hast litas Key Wrai Miami ^ l*t Hwir# Ifaim Oealx OgaxcHnlte® Ortaada tloiMr 4* l*en M cola flsar It Tao||*a Plsar It Tirwaviii® Atlsnta August* ugim ui a ft. CIS) «e Claar 41 �ii i -- . »*>q N jfT "tTrlTt h hV, i— p— €il. _ ^ • M '■ ■ v aJ-A " • • • ,, *■ \ 1 '■ - ‘ ■■V: A review o f MrlxUon dtiririg the n u ( year reveal* the tremendous strides which hive bean taken In thU industry. The remarkable (rip of the Lindberghs on which they ylaltgd most of the countries of Europe and crossed both the north and south Atlantic, the spectacular flight of General BaUxrand-hia twenty-four heupfanes from Italy to Chicago and return, the new world-circling record of Wiley Post, all Attlr* to exemplify. the development which aviation wit­ nessed in 1933. ', t To obtain a complete picture o f the improvement in aviation facilities. It is advantageous to compare the fill' ures on air transportation companies today with, those of W29, toe beginning of the depression. Then these were only 26,547 miles of nations] airways; today there ard 45,4My Then only 12,448 miles of the various airway systems were lighted; today 19,500 miles are lighted. Actual miles flown by the air transport companies are nearly two and qnfe-,half times aa many this yesr ns in 1929. Four years ago the speed of the average mail and pas­ senger plane was less than a hundred miles an hour. The cabins were small and uncomfortable* Pay load capacities were only a few hundred pounds. Today the same type of planes, vastly improved, cover tho country at 225 miles per T f q y p A T . JAN U AR Y 4, m i hour. Many of them carry an many an fifteen pniweriucrn, two pilots and a ntcwardeiin, in comfort and luxury, together B O O N V B U I FOB TO D AYwjth 600 pounds of mall, in perfect safety, at upwards of pf; . GUARD YOUR THOUGHTS: 175 mllca an hour. F l H l i M y , brothers, whatsoever Although the mailing contn have been Increased hy t . thing! are true, whatsoever things throe ccntn a letter, alr-mnil poundage in nleadlly increasing, (j* t n hottest, whatsoever things are while revenue passenger* in 1933 were more than three • fret, whatsoever things are pure, ; limes the number of 1920. In pointing out that alr-cxpress ? Whatsoever things are lovely, poundage is also Increasing, the head of the American Air­ !- Whatsoever things are of good reways, Inc. w a ils that the first air express poundage flown r » * t i U there be any virtue, and In thin country twenty-thrre ycrirs ngo (a bolt of silk from U there be any praise, think on ColumhuN to Dayton, Ohio, 65 miles) cost |5,000. Today the £ these things.— Ph lllppiant 4:8. same weight package could be carried from New York to H I M W ATER A T LONDON Ixm Angeles In less than a day's time for only a few dollars. In considering tho progress of nvintion during the past . This is the wave that rang from four years one should remember that it, too, like all other shore to shore businesses has had to deal with the worst depression this country ever experienced. It has been relatively as difficult Mr. and Mrs. Mass and eh*| drrn spent Christmas with their folks. Mrs. Riser sad son, Jim, and Thera was a marshmallow roast fContinued from page one) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Teague are at Mrs. Ballinger’s on Tuesday ate, West Indies, Hungary, Its spending the holidays with rela evening which was enjoyed by mil Canada, and Scotland. lives in South Carolina. the young people. Edgar and RueTh, official list is aa follows Mr. and Mia. Fred Dyson are sell welcomed the visitors home. entertaining; Use two Sitters aa , Mrs. J, A. Jentint, o f C r t< !%■■■# A *o i f^VMNnp' Arifttft*.* If. fl. t i Ml#* their house insets. Va. arrived'to spend Christmas Iiurn*. J. fl. • » Mnss. Homer- Warren arrived Tuesday with her ’parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. JttilliM'k. Mr*. K T t » Ohio Mo m l|. John 7* Hwc-ftm from Oordels, Os. to spend a few J. Rpendlove and daughter, Ruin, Morrli* SlfiL John *3 Norton* days at the home of his sister. and all had Christmas dinner at rrif'ircmna. Mr* J • I * OcnVNla Mrs. J. L. Dixon. Mnllard; As 1* if flrhriC'iiil ths home of Mr. and Mrs. Clartort Misitwell, II. II. 11 H U Gilbert Kricdon and Ehno Lloyd Moran. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ms• *ht»rpenlnpr. M r* I • • *»hlo motored to Miami Kun ay for a t’hfirnrniiii 1 1 HL • I Ohio ready, Mr. And Mrs. II. J. Power*, Carpoii. r*rl 1» , WsrHlfll few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jenkins and I'trfiun, Jarm* IS Hwcrisn Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Neesa and «*«m#ri»n. A- II73 fleorjfla ehildgeiv Lucille, Mildred, Phyllis, t*ani!i>rttti, J iihp • f f IrnroM two sons, Will and Harry, of Fort Wanda, Betty Mae, of Craw V a, f*«irr>anir. A 71 Ohio" Ogden, enruute to Alabama where O orpanr, M rs A. 71 Ohio Mf. and Mrs.* Charles Parker and 7i H. i t <*l»»rn|vW Is they are taking Mrs. Neesa for son, Cedi of Mount Dora, also Mr. 71 N. Y. Ollier. V, C her health slopped overnight at «3 III. riu ^ F r, i *l»w**. and Mrs. John Parker, Mr. and the home of Mrs. Alma Neeae. I ’aMfHT*. Mrs rim s «« Muss is Mrs. Reginald ntrkar. Mr. and •J Mains t*. M Mrs. Blllis listen who experts Tt N ||. Mrs. Jack Norton and daughter M r» * H her brother, and within a few to * move to Silver Lake was a and Dr. Miller and wife and sons, I MillitUss.* K. A ■T rt». «3 v\* I m>u k Insh . Ai»s H caller at the Ballinger home, Oliver1 and Then of Sanford en­ mlnuirs other residents ef the • 1 N. (!. I hi nit, W, V. apartii>enls had been notified, and Tuesday evening. Ail the fnmlly joyed the day with Thera. f « N. <! Ihiftn, Mrs. IV, V. €7 Ofiiriild a doctor was sent foe, I hirt■HP, T. I, were together with hla parents for Early morning service was held M A R T IN V lm ln lo I unit if. J. 8 Mrs. E. N. Scott wa* barn at the day and In the evening Mrs. on Christmas Day at the Lutheran I him lit, If !» *1 (I t i i f i la Ballinger’s none from DeLand Klmnrr. J**hn *t X. Y. Tomsk Wisconsin on Ort. fl, 1891. Church hnd was attended by nr 7* N II Mills, Mrs A J • and daughter In Orange City and Mills, I*. II IV, InUlrs She was the daughter of the lute good number. hip cim., Krnifs. Win Mr. and Mr*. John Musson who aon, Leroy Manning were all The Christmas service was bald Htntfr, Mr«. IVm, «1 W . Vs guests at their home. brought their femity to Sanford «7 G eorgia K fhfrs. T A Friday evening at the Union Sun­ Mr. Cole who slaya with Ilev. «0 H stilrn In Itilii. Fsrrjr. Mr** I Mil day School. fl X V iv r r r * 11,«*** ' , ■ , • -!_ Her only survivors are her hus- J. 8. Clark is spending a week at 70 Mnlnr Iln -h ilrN f, T A the home of his brother, Harry 71 Mains llr r m lr a f, lira K banil, E. N. Scott, well-known llrri'ttll’Hr, ill r. I, 73 Mains railroad man and one of the dis­ and wife in Loughman. There he f » Vtn fliini|’hrr|p. Mils 71 Mrtlris tributor* of Elder Spring* water, expert* to meet his to year old ||iM>i,«r. |i II 71 (It i.i id.i and her brother, John W. Musson, niece whom he has never seen. ll«lrhlr»M »n, I 1 W *;» J f troi II ..................t, Mr* M win Mr. and Mrs. Emil Magnuson (R e e l's O ld lo c a t io n ) New Smyrna Contractor. Joins, (fett Those humpty-dumpty, hooligan went to Daytona Sunday, meeting G e n e r a to r ,— Ign iU tm a Jii|)fist»n, Sine,, the death of her father, |*•••*, Jtillll Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krrll and • S ta rte r S e m e * Mrs. Smtt had handled the ad­ *3 KIh eight children at (he home of Mr. 71 Mil Ftnhd 8 e r v k » ministration of sn estate which ft I fltortrla and Mrs. T. O. Tyner. In all there KngUnil Inrludrd s large amount of local w en 28 persona. Mr. and Mrs. N. J7 l‘*|ih property. She suffered a nervous A. Fry, Mr. and Mrs. John « ‘J Ml • « N‘ f.•«i mill! breakdown some month* ago, and Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. Imer Tyner • 7 N'FmiHt-l'il ha* rimy. been under the care of and children, all enjoyed Christ­ HI * tie «>trJn 7f» t*n*i mI a physicians and a nurse. mas day and a tree together. hii iS i r n i f t y Mrs. llelga Luftdqulat spent Sunday at the home o f hrr daugh­ . G ROCER Y ter, Mrs. H. U. LundquDt, On '•j m . | H Faliaeito A vet. _ ..w Christmas Day she ass the gneit QaaHty, eourtMy. q n le lc of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. lundquist. service. We match lowest Woodrow Riser is home from prices. C a l l an# be emf the University for the holhktye. vinccd. * Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Vihlrn enter* talned the family group Christ­ We Deliver . Phene M mas Day at their home, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robbins and chil­ dren, Mr. and Mr*. Eb Hunter and daughter*, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney PILE .D B IV IN G Vlhl.n, Miss. Alice, Hilly, and SHAWNEE, Okie., Jan. I.—< « effort> mid three (8| stalks of Auitin. That'* the place to find —City hoopital eltandaats report­ Snn'ord'a fsmou* celery, which the fine turkeys. In* our floating driver In this ed lets ykatarday that the coaltcon tv pmnired from almost any vicinity the first part of ■Mr*. Gould of New Jprsey who tion of Wilbur UndcrhHl, wounded farm .i. pvtivi.llng of course, you winter* at the Uonletums in Sanyean Let ua give you a figure desperado, was unchanged and on-pulling or driving pHea. won a lei ter at school for high fur,j , pent the day with Mrs. Jenthat he remained "very low,” I’trU rta tn in g liee guvsts by M is* Jumping and long distance iuti- I ninra and daughter, Ur*. Henry PAUATKA. .P O A T -A N U flrtnitis devejnped during t h e Frames Wsllef. With music and ninr; mill one smsll union, throw 1Starnes. Mr. an I Mr*. Starnes are CONSTRUCTION CO. night. The bandit killer was cap­ conversatitm 1b,- guest* spent a in two iiibl,spoon- rict, |including | moving to the Rollon cottage. tured In a raid on a bungalow delightful evening. After the game tht spoon-1 (he Italiy’. tv’.tie, and; j j r ■n.l Mr*. H. li. I.undquisl Md^out Firtniay. ■ •'watching the old yesr out and all lh.. old rotor Made.. Gnok for •e(■njoye * having all* their chilthe new yesr in." the host*', two hiotrs, remove from fire, sd<iujn.n wilh them at their horns -g;-v-W-re tavjanv nerved refreshment*. Those pre- 'M d of dishwater, *nd throw alt ,n; ,n Grape*ill. this Christmas ex­ aent were; lb* Ml.ac* Ms mi# ,th» g « 'l •niff run, Cviurpritie.l to ri»p|it their ami. Elmer whu could f Ih-vlin, Fiance* Waller. I’eucllea pirn**' lhe rntir# family. Hrwl ir ! not leave his duties at the I la-ffler, HellP Smith. Flossie fltl) t># cim Ik1 dbtMinrtl hy itinmif Gulf R-fining Co, in Jacksonville.! tin Fi iday morning Russell ^r-l Frank. Hens Hrown. Mell Whii- <H|i fi» lifvrin with.’* Mr. ISufk'jn*' i-rcipt*: **Onr tiihlt*. rived from C. C. eainp and later,i ner. Alice Whitner. Genie Wicker, Helen Rowland, and Frankie npi>on nf rhlro ami fuui tahli- lohn and Edgar from Fountain! Woodnirt. J D. HuU-rt*. W F,. #rin>n- nf (iinuiti; rt lt*aH|Mmna ut lira* I, Tenn., Ellen and brother. I ,*f Erie un.l wife, all from College-1 Watson, W. J. Thig|u-n. E. D. lim p mill two drew idee. G I' W tsli Wideman Fir j*4 tiki* t'hif ami IKa*r|M» and dale. Term. They were delayed' by I pfiitd thoroughly | the'h poult an arrident when a skidding carl Caldwell, and IV. A, l.effier. ran into them. Ml** Ellen g s i j Gsinrsville’s nrs bank. the thrown through the windshield I I’Infer Slate Hank, was opened for business »n lust Monday, Dee. 22, with appropriate ceremonie*. The Institution has a paid up capital of griO.tMM) and was author le d to liegin business aMri a enmplela audit of the books erf I'hlfrr lire*, banker*, nf whom thi* new slate trunk is the successor. Early Sunday morning *t the hutne „ f ihe gnaim oil r*lmtltn 1^ , Di. E. II. Ilrownlee ut th. vlcTHlrT ’ MTWFffn— tmrrwrrilt the holy la,mis uf matrimony, and sllaw to hull 2U mipute*. St-uEye* Examined i Miss Ftffle O’ Kane ami Mr. Geo­ son with oae par«sin> uf cayenne Glasses Correctly Fitted pepper, the hotter (he better. Cook rge W. Venable. The bride Is n resident of Orangeburg, S. C. but until you -or sign* of laughter DR. H E N R Y Jib* resided In Hanford for many Result*: A nice block pot of the year* and ha* a wide rlrrle of fuur Marx Druthers' “ Dock Houp" acquaintance*. The groom la a served at the Mllene Theater Optometrist Wednesday and Thursday, Jan, J] und Jan. 4. Guaranteed tu give a million thrills, sod oeoda ns pUlaf’ l . ' SW AIN’S 4 Marx Brothers Are I; Battery Service Starred In Late Film ■* 118 Myrtle Ave. Phone 160 PALMETTO Mrs. J. M. Leortard, Ed. H iggins, M is s Battern Win Prizes N AN C Y BYRD TURNER. f. vpc*, - i — , — . Mayor laGuanlls wore hi. brass knucks Into the city hall of y w iy lyk- _______ A pother thing which m going to fealp unemployment is the I allfomia flood. “ It’s a wise dollar that knows lta Own par,” muses the I’laut City Courier. Oeb» is going to hsv* arnthsr election. Everybody Is busy now getting his gan olitd up. 7 * . MW automobile ninUrli will ba mere stream lint than rv,-r, » t art told, BtreamUr, as It ware. »dy was partirnl.rly aurthe other day when Will a resign.d as searvtsry uf K f f f ? «?TTIlT(7cc>if tTH J’ .O m reason most peupl* don't ftva more time to ths study of m t s n la besauae you havs to g * I . the bonk la order to find popular Ingredient of the government’* "alphabet soup” gs far as wo have been eblo «u Dad nut, is the RFC. That's what gtvaa H that rich taste. • Wg shouldn’t blame an Ind'an Im tarned over la hla grate at too news that iho federal govern •Mart ftp- going to appropriate re one j to dig up Indian reoundb. If I princtpoUty of Monae* la |tin Stats o f Mlaataalppl for Aafasited bond*. We hope Ire will happen t* Invalidate la that state 4a P n a * . Beware of Clermatrl- The Loan Shark Evil One nf thp wtirsl prac tice* which has grown tip tinder the Influence nf Ihe depression to what are in reality in­ credible proportions is the limn ahark racket. While legi­ timate interest rales have in general declined, ihe smaller lending agencies which frequently operate without regard to law, have steadily stepped up rates until now it is almost iinbcllcvntile the enormous profit* being made’ in this man­ ner at the expense of people forced to Isirrow liv adverse circumstances. "The Junior Chamber of Commerce, under the admlrnWe leadership of Mayer C Newfleld," savs the llirminghnm Age-Herald, “ is In be eonimended heartIIv upon its energetic efforts to protect local people who have fallen into the which the investigation hus turned up to public view have been startling to those unacquainted with the condition! under which some of the small loan* tire collected. That » helpleaa Negro man, in a place aupposedly under the juris­ diction o f resjioriallilu courts, could have been com;>ellcd to pay |2 each two weeks for a period of 10 years as ’intcreal’ on a loan of $10 is appalling. “ But it I* even more tragic to know that such cases are not rare. In the vast amount of evidence which was given to the State Legislature several years ago, there were numerou* Instances similar to those which the Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce recently has been making public. Yet, the Legislature, under the pressure brought to bear by the small-loan lobby, flatly refused to brln# about reforms clearly sod accurately recommended by such organizations as the Ruasell Suge Foundation., "Pathetic in the extrema la the picture of distressed people who must enduru the relentless and cruel exploitation which has been so deftly systematized. One may be deep­ ly pained at ‘man's Inhumanity to man' in these times o f special rigor. And one cannot avoid being even more, dis­ mayed over the apathy With whlah rewpectahln citlrens habi­ tually view these outrageous proceedings. Obviously with­ out money to employ lawyers, the victims of the loan whsfks have absolutelyjio recourse except when reputable organiza­ tions of one kind or another choose to take up the cudgel In tbelr behalf. "A fter the Junior Chamber and the Better Business Bu­ reau have accomplished their' dresent task In Birmingham, let them ronew the fight In Ihe Ststp Legislature, SANFORD, TW ENTY YEAlt8 AGO * Mr*. R. E. Tolar gave a lovely Christmas dears at her home On Monday evening ta boner of her rlatar, Mire Evelyn Gredlck o f J»lkiony)6». ,'Thore Invited were: W. R , Watson, Joe Chit Braxton Perkins, W. A. 1 Willie Hilt, Barthold) Pi s a l Mr. We Iseason. '■ The attrortlva home of I ^ McLAULIN. jr. ns Saturday January 6*il the next Saturday January 13<h Mft ' • »1 ^ > X ' ■ ’ V* AU BWl and W inter Merchandise i Substantially Reduced Clearance Pk �rMr Rr S■I M Office: I /‘ I y r/ p n n n r * W ilv IlU U I Monthly meeting o f the AnkeriCUI L . j b , Ausiliary will bo held at 9:30 o’eloek at the homo of ra ilB S D A Y Mrs. P. E. RoumilUt, Palmetto lanuary meeting o f the Avenue. Primary P.-T. A. will Asalea Circle of the Garden • l 3:00 o’clock In the Club will meet at 10:00 A. M. with IHortum. The board Mr*. C. E. Gormly, 1001 Magnolia HI be held at 3:00 Avenue. • » • MONDAY Chapter 1 umber Two Circle Number One of UiJ First n Eastern Star will fUptist Church will meet at 3:30 0 P. M. at the Masonic o'clock with Mrs. George llulf, 20<f Laurel Avenue. IV s u e Jfrimary P.-Ti, Clrel, Numher Two of the Fire* * at 1:1b P. M. at the church will mcht at 3:30 torium. o’clock at the homo o f Mr*. R. F. U Class o f the First Cooper, 010 Palmetto Avenue, rch will meet at 3t80 with Mrs.,Cooper and Mi*. R C. he charch annex with Harper as hoeteesea, leek and Mrs. II. CumCircle Number Three of the iln b l. I First Baptist Church will meet at FR ID AY. 330 o'clock with Mr*. A. C. Chamie p t -the Garden Club berlain, 1610 Sanford Avenue.' Innctieon mnd IU reguCircle Number Four of th« Tirst at 10:00 A, M. at the B ,p,1n church will meet at 3:30 4rs, J. M. McCasklll, o'clock with Mr*. T. C. PllChford, • 1016 Kim Avenue. Irele of Aha Garden _ Circle Number One of- the Prec­ ept at 10:00 A. M. at byterian'-'Auxiliary, Mr*. C. C. r* Mrs, 8. 0. Chase, Hrfggs, cbairmati, ' will'm *et ' at k' 1 - 't 3:00 o’clock at the home o f Mrs. , Gardeners Circle of J. 0. Andes, S r, Plneburst, with Club will meet at 0:30 Mr*. Andes and Mrs. H. M. Good­ ie home o f Mrs; R. R. ‘ win aa hosfeses. Mr. and Mr*. Hugh I a lor of Howey-tn-the-HIUs *|H-nt yester­ day here with friend*. Mr. and H r * Pultnn Hester have moved from lo ll French Avenue to 10S French Avenue. Frank L. Miller, la-onard Miller, and Claude Herndon spent Tues­ day In Jacksonville. Mrs. Mery Strung left today for Miami where she will tpknd a short tlroe with her brother, C. D. Leffler. Quantities of cat flowers were until to stlnm the rooms of th* borne of Mrs. Psul J. Stine In Ifgyflalr yesterday afternoon when Mr*. Stine eotertalned with 0 bridge party In honor of thv memher* of her bridge club. ' A t the conclusion o f several progressions of bridge score* were adJetl and prises awarded. Iligb score prise was presented to Mr*. Joe Gonsatei while low score pi in was given to Miss Carol Stone. Ucfreshmenta were served at the lea hour. Tho-e present were; Mrs. Joe (jonsah'i. Mrs. II. M. Watson, Mr*. George Gra), Mrs. C. \Y. llalsh Mr*. J. Allan tllounl, Jr.. Mrs. Charles ltunn, J r, Mrs. James A. Wright, and Miss Carol Stona, bridge guoits and Mrs. Itny G. Williams, lea guest. Paul Ktvlry of Jacksonville, Paul Bigger*, Jr., ha* returned to W e*l Palm Bench aflAr spend­ formerly of this city, spent yester­ ing a few day* here with the Rev. day here with friend*. Martin J. Bram and Mr. And Mi*. CARD OK THANKS L. Hawkins Connrlly, Palmetto We wi»h to expre** l<* ohr Avenue. friend* our deep appreciation of their kindness and sympathy dur­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schaal are ing the recent lllne** mid death of announcing the birth of a daugh­ our father. ter horn at the Kerns Id-Laughton Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lovejey. Jr, Memorial Hospital last Bight «t Mr. and Mr*. John E. I.ovejoy, about 7:30 o’clock. The Infant Mr. and Mr*. L. C. l-ovejoy. Mr*. weighed seven pound* at birth Pauline L. Howard. Win. J. I.ove­ and It has been named Sandra Ann joy, F.llta [xivejoy, Bchaal. — Adv. r FINISH! January 6th Stupendous Markdown — Again We Repeal—The I’ rlre Redurfinn: — Are More Thnn DRASTIC— Decidedly Quality Comes F irs t--------- Then We Create Price?! m i* iV.ru -n. ■ £§Sjr Jw . * ^ Let Quality Be Your Guide ■l.O.'Xl «, U jA M THE CLIMAX I j 1^^ HundredttS l / r '’ IT S l.r r n .K WONDER “ Youell been busy every dm of this **;»•«* (limit . . . The Thrill v Buyer— Staple and fo ld Wen I her need* l and have found kind* and t|Ual \ are mi ml depend able. \ To fealure all I he Sale— \ require page* nf utl'erliwing\ llrrsnnt.* leading— Conte ere \ rtuk.H fitted with limelv nl offering it "nrlti repealing \ permit ’ ‘ * onlt It' hnv \ nile~ etnild " e have attr \ thrifty buyers I \ inimente i|UUntilieit could \ tat It splendid .issortmenl \ few days—*omr new of _ \ settled for lhi- “ wind up f t ! * \ ibis Stupendous Alark \ offer* x m iu * f«r ><»« l nudverllted Sprrla l.arge PENNKYT5 FAM O U S T c s tc d - Q u a lity 81 x 9 9 " S I Z E I Thmisaiult of thrift-wise wtaocn have wailed lor this annual event I Yes • ■ every vhet-t it made in Penney’t rigid t|ircifications I Special I-nl Chlldrui’H Looioloth. “ B e lle U le ^ MUSLIN PRINTS Dim ity 5 iWtlo Pique, - 4 9 ° IONA CLOTH 88 Inch—YArd.. Pari Linen DIAPERS ONLY A FEW LEFT Broadcloth Men’* trill purdiatrs'of mean no waste wtcay/ fo r yon! HEMMEDI Bleached to a, snowy-whjteneit!, SanrtVT. nonirritant, improved toft finuh. Big ' dl* | !■ -%* . .v _ p j'_wl• a ■ 1 H | H I 14% Blue Broken Siren t'kmgoul Price— T»n and (irey Corerta While, Gr«;cn, Blue, Tun All Siam* j,, ’ ~V. A G im a x of Gjigantic Valiaes— Prices N o ty D eiflol£hed J - j l.t h ill.. TkEi l Afca.S ■ W i e w j — IU I ■ H >■ ■ M ■ .............. ............. . Hi t I I I ■ ■ * ■ * * ' a w B T 'r s m ir m m .lam tiiL j m 11 XT1mrXWM— g — I ■ **■ �L in e U p H o t B n t t -le W A fililfQ T O H , i n . n u tm t. ItODJHCT U U M I W X . C m H > 1m > L V* i* w Carraway Issues list Of Events Planned F o r Local Golfers ngm* ilrtk iji Or* listed to La I Is Hanford, and arrange I '» » * pending " for more i> 1 probably with Tavarav, , Lad Orala. i atari Ing line-up to morro n will Include Oliver Milter at k QsUlten Jordon and Bobby * at forwards, and J x k M and Htlnson Klnlaw at To-Night L u t T in e * Friday Italy Looks Forward tad a To Price Fixing P U y Represents ties Beady. BopoMItaa, Mates: "It waa notabla far tta goaoral isaUen* Representative Ayna, Dima •rat, Kansas: “ Hr gar* a goednecounting. ROIOE. Jan. 4.—OPV—Kalian. looked forward yesterday to a now p*a# Of “ fair price*" established kjr tho atato aa part af aa acamrnl It kooaaeleoalBf. Uadar th. now system. approved rocaatlp bp tho rrand council o f fascism and aubjoet ta lnauguraI km officially thia month, lawmaking, pries-flilng. and eorapatttioa regateting powers aro fir m I I corporations or fdllda worhloc through a national too nil I aad Premier Mussolini. Tha Indtrldoal sfilld moat go datallodtp .Into tho raanufaclurIru.coat of tha project It pmducaa. I f f doty, then will bo to aat a “ fair priced allowing a margin of profH and at tha aaasa lima Bas­ ing that the workers a n proper­ ly, remunerated and the public not overcharged. In tha Sanford Bowling Loagoa last night tha Hi-Orado Bakery team won t garnaa from tha West­ ern Unions. Paal Pasold of the Ill-Grad, team Waa high with a MO total. L. Tharp of tho Western Unions had high single with a 114 BERLIN, Jan. 4.—(AV-FraaU score, dent Roosevelt and Chanauflgt MONTGOMERY, Ala., Jan. 4. ftcorea: ill Get were grouped aa ♦“ self— Th* malts last night h»ld H ld llS D R t l g u r ' I t . _ ______ _ made" man'by Ernst HimteragL ailL^'Cll__L. S f i e S S n . J, H I I I I 111 i l l chlbt of tha foreign prase of tha () tVa.dw.lt lie i l l III MS net I party, yeaterday In a Mild I. A Itsnaud . J i t lit t il i l l Past l-.sold |fi i l l Ml AM Tear's message'to America. ■dbf.gB, happy ta sap that trie Totals t n , l i t IIS 1144 Americana will honor tha goapalf w sa T u a * i i ii m s af the self-mad* man." Hsnstaengf jUlldAy parole, I. There . I l l |1| t|| ||| adit.' “ W . { T o d a y the S tate cpnviet dsIllln4s H i l it t il IM -Two sUteamen who hriweWV wUI know whether tha them run a large pari af tha werbV « k t h # ( f ..nuul u mma~ r u r* — President RooMv.lt «nd Adolf l^M m ant with Governor- Miller Tuuis i l l ru tat (it t Hitler—both are eelf-emde. That ^ return before dark on NeW Tonight: Ns-lH v». Ramlnale It, RooMT.lt mad* hlmeslf-bj^lTear's day after spending 'ChrietLaundry1 conqusrtng an Infirmity of .mas at borne, as a reward for Friday: Valdai ve. Ballards. M y , HUIer by conquering tha to -^ H te r b r a . MrrU, behind tha fjrMHy of tha Garman |enpb c‘|bari 1# Alabema'a prisons. Hitter, Rooeevelt Called Self Made gram Is first round match play form Tha Banford Hardld trophy. This Is scheduled ta begin on Siturdsy afternoon and ta coutlaw* through Sunday night. Mr. Carraway announced pair­ ings for Iris trophy tourney aa fol­ lows: Chandler Sharon and A. C. McHsynolds| Fr*4 Dally and C. L Beldlni John Ludwig and 8. D. lllghlsyman: H F. Hymaa aad K. W. Fit*: E. F. Housholder and Jo* HaaUrsi Jack Peter* and R. B. Chapman; John Herbat and O. K. Futlagar: Henry ZurHelda and gatherings "Btot For Tha flouth” ,’ r * ; STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO, :t *S04 Sanford Avanua and g o lf tvurnamente are to begin nett Tuesday. All women In the city er county whether gelfars er not, era lari tad to um tb* feellltl** of the alub houM and gelt routs, throughout tha day wlthat coat Bridge, table tennis, buffet supper and danaing are among th* fMlures available, with tha « upper offered i t a nomi­ nal pries. Other event* en Ib* season's program are Hated aa follows: Jan. II-U — M M bogey. Jan. PO-RI — Qualifying rguvdafor H. B. Papa trephy. > , Jaa. IT—Rout pah*r baud M flee blind hwlea. Jan. IS— hre-a*»teer tohraamsnt. Jan. n -tA — First round* (L R. Pep* trophy. ,‘ -s Fib. l - f —QaallfyUg rounds far rresident's cup. Fab. IM A —Play (#r Standard S S sfiss* *“ Har. 1-4—First , rounds City Championship. . ■' / Mar, IA-Ti —Sinclair Oil Ca, send 1J JjJ1 J . 5 ... a ___ l— A ut qmnhUm . . ___ KEEP YOUR SIQN YOUNG M a s s bralwcBU aaateeaaary M lbs ksap Asad Use dally rlraaalag la Resinol •' LONCiWOOD A l Kilby prison hare,. largest unit tn Alabama's penal system that booses more than 1)000 man ind woman. Warden Oeorga Walla ahnounced that Doaey Rivers and JSSM Cooper, srhlta convicts fram Mobile, ware tha only two NR A RestralnedFrom Enforcing Suit Code HARTFORD, Coon., Jan. 4— lff>— An enter was Mrved yester­ day temporarily restraining tha national irevavgiR admhAgdratlto and ether federal officiate tram enforcing the suit and coat l^duatry qod* against fit * 1CeonsMlcut menqfneturare who challenged the coastiUttonality of toe tad*. Th* temporary lajungjs p . . ha tiered to be th* first inch ta 'lm aimed directly nt the i n k fary ndsnlnletrntloa, w *j isaugj hy Jndgv Edwin R. Thomas af Um OMted Blatas district court 4p M te ff n hearing Jan. 1A *•.' In their ^nteptelnt the f l - » flrma assarted that IM m b w tha Ir Indnetcy amae toa to "M .to P u s Yo u r c l e a n in g ' W. Mellon and Pgdra U MUIa, former treasury aarratariM, yeatarday rul*d that under fact* dovalapad ta th* lest case former public officials were * Immune from anil for acta whU* la afftea. Th* court dismissed a-suit by a group of vagetahl* margarine manufacturers t# collect IM 00< 000 fram Molten and Mills, The mares ring makers charged ■they wore damaged U that oxtant kjr a treasury order In ‘ IMA that margarine made from, vtgeUWs nils w h subject to Um ! • W«ta a pound tag enllaatad on ani­ mal fat maraaftac and by tha •ubaaqusnt effort* o f tha depart; mant ta collsat . tha tan. Noarly half ef the cases consid­ ered hy special board* af review, created last August to pa** * " bor­ der, line eases, at war vatarana’ presumptive Mrtlu* diaabUIUM, .veer* found to h« Mrrice-eonnect‘ Frank T. Hina*, euteraas* admlnlatrslaf, last night toad* public the conaolldatad tapert of th* m ^•ard* which m ft In M regional anaa.'1 O f (h* IIA I9 case* review. 1 I I J H •* 4 1 4 1 ' partant • were found Id ha amilto MimsiUd. Th* pvraantawas af allewud and dlaal- FOR SALE) 10 bade MeteeST clmt calory plants. Groref 1 I I —-Mlactllauieoaa,^ '* ’ WHEN YOU era tn ndhd of poul' try fencing, barb - wlrg, stack fane*, If noring and fa rm ' lmpl« manta, Baa Hill, Implement Co. Our prices nr* right. • IS— Room u tl Board , W AN T GIRLS 'tiT board during canning •• a p ■ o n. Reasonable, With Transportation. Box L L Hamid. , • • ft : 16— Ilatisa Tv Rent BILIOUSNESS WHEN FIQ U U N O on that pniat job, get our quotation*. It WtB pay you. Stanlay-Ragen Hard­ ware Co. —- , * • •i , FGR BALE: IlouMhold aad Htdt•o furniture. .1101 West le t St> Mellon, Mills RuledAs Immune From Trials Hines Reports On His Survey Of War Cases tlon by Payne’s stars sn4 Mrs. Payne will b* th* new pMl-mlatreas, taking up her new duties the flrit » f the year. Mr*. L. Cramsr and daughter Miss Hsttls Arnett have returned from a rlalt with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cramer of Bronson, Fla. HATCHING EGOS. All klndo. Mrs. MasDougsl, Floral Haight,! Phono H h N i- - , • *" \\ FOR BALE: Six beds Abbott * Cobb 14 Celery PI anto. Never been pulled oval. Or will trade fag lata model 6 or 8 Korea Johns an bicker. A'. D. Smith, Celery Av*. To'Docile Congress Obeying Roosevelt (Continued fram page one) known persona waited outside in th* corridors, uabto to obtain entrano*. Roosevelt'a mmsag* was In general (arms. Specific recom­ mendations, Including one t h a t probably will ask for the right to negotiate reciprocal t a riff traatiaa, are to be mad* later. Tha President showed plainly, howtvsr, that ha Intahded to go forward with |h* program he unfolded last session. "W e bars undertaken new metkoda,” Im said. “ It la our task to perfect, to Improve, to altar when nacaaaary, but In all eases to go forward." Pausing and smiting when en­ thusiastic members Interrupted with quick flurries of applause, Roosevelt leaned forward while ha discussed his monetary pro­ gram. Ha said, tha lima for cur­ rency stabilisation had not yet arrived and that H might be a long time before It did. ^ W ANTED U S H A L L Fir, . .. , ** lB 1 ,ar' m ***?* "v ® * *•" Ju*l*4 Mlnlontm tharrt SOt LOST: H AN 'S wriateraUX, white gold. W alttm ,.'nak bond, at Um Zoo Sunday afldmooa. Vlndor notify G riff Bcholflald, Longwood, and racelee reward. Mails Hold Success Of Indications P o i n t Alabama Parole Plan lit lh m it; They Coat Lea* Rm s o m They Bpirad Farther— They Retain Their Iteauty U n ger— Thera te Ha Batter Mads— > «f B a l By: A. M WTHKA. fVpnly Clark Bowling Newi Notes f DOZIER & GAY’S Q U A U T Y PAINTS sc Um S Um 7c Hoc « tim es. Sc I lM I rnonlk. V. E. U llT iU M , Clark Cl m ail Conn guards. Thaar players wtra probably lbo alrongoot lion aflor t'oarh Mel studied their stylo during tho four wook practice session which will and today. A prnboblo second team Includes Olonn (Jovoeek at cantor, Claude Kelly and looter Damage, at for­ wards, and O. P. Herndon and Ralph Pearson at guarda. Whether they will succeed on tho first team depends entirely upon the performances turned In tomorrow A m rica 't \ favoritwl CLASSIFl ary I bO i i I l Indleattaf that on active i U contemplated by offleera directors of thd Sanford Country Club, Andrew M. Cnrrewsy, *lo*> manafa r released the prof ran for tha wintar season which la achedulod to opon on Saturday and floao about April I, Tha Inaugural event on tho pro* (JtD IE S ! AemxiWX. IM »4 a a l TO : JANE A B IIK O W N . U a n la . W a v e * r w n a ij. N aw t k A T n a t * k « r » h f o r i# r r J «■ aa a » a r la tfta k ill a f ram p la I at fa r i l t a f r a f i l 'd M a la a l Faa in ik a a t a n M a la | n u a la th * i k a n M rM C m r i. a * tha MB Oar a f F eb ru a ry. I M I . a M TA a H anford llaraJd. a aanpaaai af ta a a n l r lfn U lla a ABO fa t t l a l l M tn H*aalBaU CwWfily. M a c k * , la fcrrrb r d t a t a a l i d aa tbs B a a t H a a r In w hleb tkla arOar alkali Ina pniiliaHrO. a n r* a a r t ! fo r fan r • a a a a ra llr a aaaaka Wltavwe my hand a<ad oral a f a flir a a l Hanford, rio r ld a . tkla Jaau . it Bathetball Squad Seminole High n With St. Augtutine BUSYSEASON IS SttfcSS ANTICIPATEDAT ;.5g g $ t COUNTRY CLUB Mm I Martel, W lB .ir t S C Sanford Cash Feed Store ' Cor. 2nd and B anford "Sanford’a Only llomu-Ownbd Fm U Slora" ■ BALLARD’S FEEDS »nd FIX)IJR P. A. HERO Ballard Rap. W. T, WOOLLEY Owner-M gr. , BERT CHAPMAN Bnlcom— • W . are going le d# #er a*r» la Pceeaetle# eafetir by Issilsa reur brskss. Uahts aad sl**riag. TUts aaev aelatslly frsa II OTsrrthlag te femU *jv*M,*wpg*W i:tl*4 to a rsrtlflrala IsaasC by lh* nhartft. w * pre Mrvlsa. , - 1* ■ ■ :,<V SOB W. Flrit RIVERS GARAGE VISIT OUR D Spencer �A N IN llD P K N D 8 A N FO R D , F IX )t U t )A , F R I D A Y , J A N l 'A R Y Parliamentary Airing: amu.r* • Of Bank Collapse Is Expected To Reveal $ , G u i l t In Cabinet ; . t - f i r ‘ / - ; P A R IS , Jan. 5— ( A . P . ) P a H la m en ta ry circles pred ict­ ed tod a y th a t P re m ie r CaatUI# Chau te m p i and his cabi­ SLIGHT INCREASE IN PENSIONS FOR VEIERANS ASKED F ir# C#nta Raiirdpcs found To £eLOCAL CWA IS T r e a s u r y T o B e g in * s L h w o r L ? A g o SEEN ABIDING Its H u g e F in a n c in g American Aviatrix Dies In Crack-Up NEVERS, France, Jan. &.— UP)— Evelyn Fro»t, American aviatrix, wax burned to death today in the craah of an airplan, the waa piloting when it ■track wire* on pole* along a highway. Ml** Froat and a Britiih companion, were flying In the piano *he purchased only recently. Her fteasenger escaped with only alight injuries. P ile * 5, 1931 WASHINGTON, ITON, Jon. Jan. 8 — The railroads* were found by the Interstate Commerce Commission ’ in its annual report yesterday to be in a better conlition titan a year ago. In a document covering the year ending Dec. I, the commis­ sion found the carriers’ l.usincss improving, with operating costs I reduced and condition- in general ion the upgrade. I Only on* recommendation for 'legislation was made. All others ‘ will be left until such time at (Joseph B. Eastman, Federal coori'mator of transportation, com­ Freak Winds Sweepin From Bay To Bring $50,000 P r o p e r t y Loss, Injury To Six PKNHACOl.A. Jan. 8,— (A .P .) —Three year old Marlon Ken­ neth Rigby, blown from hie fathers arms daring the tor­ nadoes which stroch IVnsocol* yesterday, died today from the iojurieo he received. stjdy of the railroads* railroads. |plete* plrtex his study Thfn Then the commission said, u n will puMiih its comments. The |onr recommendation waa thal thr into transportation act be ?tighu*m*«| to prevent uprcial faults* ' i' i i i i grante 1 »hi|p«i» who acmJ freight from mu* foreign coUQti* to another o\er American railroad*. tfnoi to 1W0 the rmnmlpftion could eoiiti o| auch «hintm-nt* while In lhr l ni eel ed State*. By the won!rivfn favor -•ora wllhuut running of the ll»*y transports- .K £ ^ Jj | 1 1i | a^ |JL ■Report Submitted To Council Reveals Ex­ tent Of Work Done In County To Jan. 1 I y JL j y y ~ flf\ yW w * Satisfied WALL STREET IS Morgenthau, 0 v ^ F Reaction Of PreparesTo REFRESHED OVER Market, D i r e c t Procedure BUDGET MESSAGE WASHINGTON, Jan. Kvery requirement b> the Fed­ eral government in being met to the letter by the local t’ivll Work’s Administration. error'in,? to n ,,T „ M „ 10 th.- Frank Exposition Of State Of Nation Is i. i i.t'vidi night by Mtil m>, director of Pleasing ToBrokers I••• the local t WA. C I1 R V F V B F V F A I Cl ,h*' ••’I**'"- covering lhr period NF.W YORK. Jsn. f». —</P>— u U Ii VEiI U L V L A L O from No. 27 to Jan I. |. nt oner --------- --- -_ _ _ _ _ _____ I an account of i»iM*ratioire now in Wall Street rereivnl a momentary jolt yesterday ns it rend Presldent Kitosrvelt'a budget meaange. railing for $11,000,000,000 in new |h»i rowing rikI $4,000,000,000 in tefiinilin.’ in the next ail months. names. At lb* mil set. tin* n-pott states Sews of plan" for fnlersl flSeminole Comit y’* i p o t a of More Than $112,000 Is tliat nam ing i»n such a vn«t w a it— ppi miii * nliti 'im ld i'-c'’ive cm Expended InCounty plot oii-ii t inb,i the 1 V\ \ wa * 71b. roming i lose !»• that magnitude of j (A .P .)—Terming the mark#! reaction to President Roo»Cvelt'a budget message "Very Rood” Secretiry Morgenthau said today the Treasury will begin “ Rlghl soon" on it# 910,000,000,000 f j n an clnf proffram. •> \ n et m i g h t be overth row n ^xhen P u iU m e iit * i r s the >40,000,000 scandal o f the D c c r ease Suggested TENSACOLA, Jin. S . - l f f l B ayon n e pawnshop. However, ForHospi- Aftar whipping up lofty water ipouts In tha harbor here yester­ if* , Tho govern went tent out the talization O u t l a y day, two tornadoes lathed sudden­ - second o f S aerie* of moa«agva tn Th* IrvmrniVnis task a* shown ly at the city, leaving sis persons m i r t / i n n o A IX I7 ’. \ phipa at aaa and French repreamWASHINGTON. Jon. 6.—<AV- Injured and property damage » » | C A [ [ ) ty rraiidrnt Roosevrlt in hia twdN F f.F V S A R Y Vf 'tatlvee tn North and South Amerofficially estimated at $100,000 I kJ f t 1 V llL t L lX m ill grt mrsaage to Congraa* je ita n lea In as affort to arroat Sergo An analysis of the half billion day involvra borrowings by tho Three-year-old Marion Kenneth | _ _ ___ "Hand»ome Alex” S t a e i e k y dollar veteran administration buikgel proposed by President Roose­ Rigby, moat aer.ously hurt, may , sal* of honds. Surh proc*dura U S e < *H |t founder o f the collapsed municipal velt yesterday for the 1938 fiscal In lln* with all vxprctaliona. Thor* MUrprls* which received govern­ year disclosed that he recommend­ Others seriously injured were ha. h—n no rvafon to export tho O n I y Alternative ment financing. • ed a slight Increase for compensa­ Proctor Guernsey, rut by flying Administration to us* printing w a * the mi I uni number of lhr l.ilirttv loan flotations of Iho t • '■ Premier Chautempa called MinT o Present Policy tion and a decrease for hospitali­ glass; the Rev. Thornton Frews, F o r Relief In l ‘Ml w In. ItColitimiei) prra* mnnrj, indications ronata|>(| oil I'uge T w o) . later‘ o f Colonle* Dolamler to hit sation compared with the figures Win lit War period touched o ff * cut by flying glass; thiee negroes, ly pointing againat a raaort to Office at noon for a dear state- to f IBM. t* n»|Mirnry selling flurry in Unite<l auch * practice. j Hetty Baldwin, Elisabeth Morri« r*^ NKW YORK. Jan f». The moot of hie connection with thr Although tho two classoa of and James Dexter. only allrrnativ*- to thr "dentnirStates government humta in tho In hia matsogo, Mr. Roosevelt fltavisky affair wklch tke minister compensation, tsrrict connected 2nd M incK xpIosion Slink Kx^hangr. Many other* were slightly in- live policy** of financing reilioad*. I'.tJ-V* Karl l^ hmann, t*hamlM*r •poke aI tha govrrnmtnt having aaserta be I* entirely Innocent of and non-oervee connected, moved jjured. I A. F. Whitney, president of th" Commetre secretary bus gnlb As financial quarters digoatsd "To borrow oppromlmotely f$,despite many rumor*. tp a bit In Roosavalt’a IBM bud­ One of the storms whipped j |irotherh«»04| of Railroad Train data which reveals that mi lea*t| H a lts R escue W o rk 000,000,000 of new ntonay," moan­ # the htiilgrl message, however. It * Mamas of tore cabinet minister* get, they were below the high westward along the waterfront, ing mnn«y in addition to tha sums men. declared last night "is g«»vJ HUS wn« deci'lei! that the President were brought In to sensational figure prevailing before the econ­ turned northward along thr rdge alraady liorrowad. Tha remaining eminent ownership and o|M*ration el i i minty in ntinMri mg t French report* of the bank’s af­ omy act. had atnled the problem In the of the business section and veered $4,000,000,000 of tha ten to ba bor­ Addressing a mas* meeting ol far** of th, loo foiluimti* fairs when It waa charged that 111 C II t (» V . t ir* hoslovnkin, baldest, frankest terms, using rowed in tha nax. a:x months Ja Outstanding • In the vaterans’ again to tht northeast, «tnktng * ! the farmer-lalMit political f*-«tri* This anhi iqclu«h*s nnioiinls rr Btarisky had rvctlvtd myaterl- Item of $8$3.210,001 was *291,- negro section snd lesving s swath | tion «t Tooper t’ nion, the lab-vr rfivnl and sprnt througti lhr I rd tI -Inn f» id*' Another explosion maximum or nuts'le figures In for refunding previous obligations. tip from o government deport 994,184 for pensions, which Includ- of destruction 160 ,fect witle snd Thr I'rarldrnt'a chief financial . leader sail! that "since govern rral Kmrrgrnc v Rrlirf • ounnl.j **,M* undrrgtotind •h«»«*k th** minr arriving at estimates. As tha ment.to leave tho country and hod1fed, * i Its major components roc- three blocks long. tnrnt money must hi* used to assist tht Pivil Works \ilmini-tintion, this morning when* lil* mrn are day wore on. federal bond* par- old*, who** confirmation is #»• ommtmVd, appropriations for the At least 90 houses were ilemol- thr milroads. tailroad labor In* Iho Roartl of Founty (*ommi<si«ni | «| lit rnlOlilb' tl ItalhaW lltlf all «* 4 * t tally rrenvarret In the Stock Iwc tail by th* Senate next waah, service connected and non-service ishsd in the negro arctlnn. Hebn* also dlsclosrd that an intensive ef­ lievrs it is ju «1 if ini in ins|*ting «*rs, th^ Ninforil t n> t umniia-ii ii plosion two days ago. Reams Kxt hange eonnected case# of the World War. blown hslf s mile. that Thr formei unwise finanrai "it of I!$•• r»l)'* lradm$ « loit«'hr • work "it* nhni»d»49ii*»l t*v onlrr of ltankintf circles, in fact, found fort to collect back taxes la I# f o j tha service connected cates, As it followe l the shore the rnginrri •* in i liaigr % htio drrltlr 1 tha making, ha having aummonatf pidine* of ladniad finanrirr* Im- llir MMinn is11*1 Elk- l.d damaged the llrcre dry Police Court Session the President recommended f l Id.- |tornado to sral both tin- -butt- with mn it difficult, on the basis of all internal revenue collectors u 4 , o- * i . . . . r.f ! stopped amt that the govettiment l» A R . the A 110*1 l«;ilt |planned expenditures thus far reaoril) agent* to confer with him Jan. IV. » ( take over thr Job of finanemi* Auxili BfX lhr U 4 1 l Limited To Few Cases '$10,000. Only damage in the vicin- | Thr undrrgroiiltd hlnst wn-» fill j \ralnl. to underatanil how the Hack taiee ricead $800,000,000, ha rail read* ' Mttnii At ui) . anl tin* A {■mall increase* fill. ,--------------- over. the ................'it, of thr bu*int»» dutrict wa* «o ” . { (/. '•> ItiVknl li\ a th'n»r ilo'itl of -rook, government could spend $1,000,- told reporter*. "Wc prnpnur,'* Whilney^kblptl, R'n| ( u«Polk* court activities of Tue*- 1018,475 *nd I8J192.284 estimatr* |thr Guy E- Ya.tr Automobile oil I -trnm. mol it i» frsm l th#' OOU.OiMi a month during the next Th* gorarnment plan* to bor­ "IH a I thr govnnnirnl |nmi k Irthniaiin'v Mt •«urv»*y. Say afternoon war* limited to U10 for 1914. Company Tart, of the building rrsrut* views who tisvr wmkril six nornth* So far a* thr $4.- row within the nett >lx montla trial of only 0_ few ca«n of ol- | |n tho fiscal year 1932-33 before housing the company were blown nralit for thr cunliiint'ii op«*tRtii>r warily n»it '••mpl'-l • Ii# '*$"!« much actual ; t «I m) ami niklht might to* l tapped in |IHNI.IKMt.00tl lefumling was con almost twlc* as I'Ppcnl. i| logtd low violation, with only a jtha oconomy act the govrrninvnt mto a group of automol.lr* of lhr lailioails, lukr thr prof l hi grt U|l' v» hlch Ill IlM11 1 «-i*in«*4|, some l*»nd experts felt money as than la In the coantry,^ . fow final loviod. I paid 91S4,|U13,ON4 for aervic# coil- paike-l in an adjacent igt. A num- out of furnishing rmltl ami rr- to for inf of nuit »on h m 1 not ii Tho proapactlvo borrowing, OS this estimate qa* exceptionally -Boraid Hoag*, white,charged Ioectaet case and $88,018,148 fur *b«-r of automobile* we.e draUoyed lisvr thr intluslry of that «*vil snd I ..rte *1 when thr *ui\i*y ha.1 to •• • I «• revealed by th* juidgat ;aoQoog t wut they ho|»eil lh»AuthorItn*s umirrmai y luwL. Ik s |»»sl .Ir*t h*twd fnr rr leader * trn pro prehl . I iV f««r.w *o * * » « « 0 $40 |ooei-oorvtca connected. jaial Y »*tr -old the damage would t generous, since shout half of It r w U M if l l orvund $19,000,###,OaaRaudod aaalaMOl ■**» 1 ,— J Tka voteVan** adm 1nlot ration ' ,rach $8000 The nthrr »torm . ■Inictivr sml irrklrsa fuisiirin' •• nlr I lii'fotr no utbi i u •.f th,- .**|,n bodies of tb eut onilii*.| mrn ! j uh - accounted foi hy in’Aiding 000. Th* amount of money In dgI'Mhi i’ll ilhtindofl w hum all hop 1 pttlirirs of thr rsilrostl* * * A. Tomllnaon, white chargsd item tn tho pro*ld*ntial Ludgrt -kirtcd the *hor« onfl Idew thf»"il WotiiMh'* i Iii It ,»n Wiitito--.il. 'tin tnl-ilay tirnaury lulls which culotlpfi (aav* from government#! tritk disordariy conduit. eitraauJ ahewad \ nei reduction of $9. Soof off a magatine at lite naval j justify thr itrmsmt that thr go- a*- hi* a n olid h u iiiim I so rvov n*'wht l*r recover I in the f.itii ' mature sml sir replsred at tha funds for which no accounting cak A 910 bond. 13$,029 below the 1934 cittmatF.l |air rtalion Damage there wa* es­ ' numrnt tskr ovn thr wti..|«* Jol* l 'tsl n*cet|ils i«f i In fiilit.il Onl) tat* of nlioul $ItMl.OOO.OOO a t* mad*), totaled onl, $8,791,WUlia Randolph am) Arthur B ip-.fig^o. Th* $2913.44,184 item foi timated a; $2000 I of finsnr Inf." Kioi rgeiii > Relo f loumil. ulm) We.I week U * A t 000,000 at th* clo*a of bualnaaa chaigad 'trie driving an agio J The.e « . . no water ilamage ) If industiisl an ! flnsnrial Irs I handle* it- own and t \\ \ |*««*f alive (Continued On I’ age Five) Some «|uarters in Wall Street Jan. 8, 1984. boat 1 toil light, were fined 91 1 , n s rontinur to insist upon "n $lr eel-, were $tt|.0IJ7l for fit* \» h> from the waterepoul* Unde Sam will get hia $l#a. ■aid the hudget. whirl* somewhat pack, whU# Fart* I « * Morrow, 1 The Kigby child wa* blown -»tiuct»vr pfiliry of isiltosil mn I'M . «livt.led a* ftill.iw % 000,000,000 through the u*o of charged with . traffic i.w viol,. Lovejoy Funeral Was •rollilatinn with lhr 1 4 > n sd i|ur. 1 * I Continue.. ! age Iwul t*i Mdiiiimst r at ion _ _ . there seeme*! to he n*i inclination bank and other credit alnca moat Uon. waa fined is. • H e 1d On Wednesday, virtual wiping out of * oinII mu nut (culture r« li* f . financial transaction* ora carried David Baker, charged with bo_ . * II r r t t d e IxOCl^ l i o d n l !r,, mlnlnillr the magnitudi* of the Mtunitirs througloiut thr nsti<* 1 • • a*e *»f seeds, I on that way. h i drank and disorderly, wa* Funeral earner* for A. it. Ixrve { { y o t l a i l l C F l l f l C r n l T ( l unit if pnvstr intrrr*t« 111*1*41 up ' prospective deficit *»l tht probed; $19.d.tl r. flood 910, of whlck autn $$ was |Joy, Rr., pioneer r**idenl who died I - •* u v * 0 ■ I 1* Dirklr. « f A •In fit n *< n Ii I r lMirr«iwuig iequiremfnts. •in thr firsilom t<> fnlliis am' Ml'd > 44/iflf. \2 f.o auapandeJ, while James Washing- .at tha homo of his son on Mon kiy • I>C i l C l Q IN C X t ^ U llC lU y • i «*f (hr Soulh*‘«*l*’i ii l»*vi These qtiailer- found this as|»ect Plans For CharityBall *hort «ightril finaitiml a vioil* f»»r ill. »•„ too, la coart on a similar charge, . night, wore held from the Erick | -------lhr Chamli'r of ( ufiimri* •of •f (ho the hudifrt budget particularly rncuur To Be Made Monday Whitney ih*iUred, "then I lure ' W.\ projectf* mi waa flood $10. •, ! .on Funeral Horn* onWeJnr«day| Funeral .ervicr* for Elmer I. '!• I'liilrJ StMtr* will ih’liv* t Miring, sftrr thr succession of only one alternative " •minty * Jaa. Eddie, charged with dlaor*- |afternoon. Burial wa* in Ijtkrvirw ' lljrotla.mr. 80, l^kv Maty man ilo iindar-astimatr* *»f rerrnt yrar* " A n d that a lte rn at iv$’,' hi a$»i • 1’IH'S# IlffoiF ltM’llil**’f * "I Ihfeot relief fun. Head* of every important cirlci •tig cooduct, and Ulyuot Bloke, j Cemetery opposite th* remain- of who died at hi* home *uddt nly "i s government ownership and •*. l‘ it'd of Dlrrrtiu■ ol lh« >• A numlMt of hank* urtai trail* I Iruainea*. and .octal organiaatlbh • d al foil law% %• i, charged with drtviag o cor without hi* wife who died about right yratrr t*y »ft*rno»rn. *re to lie held • nt> (*h«nit cr of i .aio> I e r* l mn ” iiiir homl «l«‘ali‘9s rxnvxsml »sid in •Sanford wrrf mslltil today (Fontlri ied t »n lights ware diamiaaoik I year. *go l (,n Sunday ofternnon in th- l.»We t I lii Ilai iftk* that no* t $#*n«tdl»h I* n thal group int'fw in <!i*i» •" ihrrr wa* IIt I It* tl*»uht that tht re*|upst that they attend s mretl Trials of Eddie Stephenson,' Mr. Lovrjo, hod born ill atroul|Maiy Community ( Iturrh *1 4 <M) lion propo-aU "at* to** •h’-ign* Mill! tin n$*Xt 1 • dn> lot’ i Rd.OOO.tHHl.lHHi r.f n« *A k. . . v n nnunt which is t*» l»c held at ths Ch^ white, ckargod wttk being drunk,! a month, hut on Monday he sp* ’ o’clock, it wo* dectdnt r>y mem I h** mrrlmir i> lo I** - 1^1 • on Monday 1*9rowing in ih** n«*xl six month* ber of Commerce Joe Maltcb, Wihte, chedged pesred to !»e on the rond to health bere of the survliing family today t " ,l 1 " Sf »,» ’f rT^r nTrT. HM<r Ri.MffyTyrtM" ♦>r ■> ■ ’ ’.ri r.r x:- ’ ■;r -, ,'.;nitT,irrTnrj r T $girr>' ■*4* 1H9>‘ 'J ' f . lW lllff|WWI Oil. K.IW , ■■ « — ■,*ra.-. ,TJrda^k » I'* !'» - » ' •WH W f frwH1 Hi rl >nu' n ((TT^ v li t’tL s inf invrstnirfit <hami**ls. snd purposs of makng plana for fatally, lie waa wall known in this ate and burial will be in lhr U k. i-h |mr|«.M of . nh.n, in* ( |<rof.i.. ........ . . city, having rraided with his Mary cemetery. (•ifihably wtiuhl not i«*«|iiirs any county'* participation In ths bi on* annixrrtary and Hensfit daughter, Mra. routine L. Howard Mr. Ilyotloinv -a * a native of “ l* ** 1,1 ' ■urh n'pa campaitrn* •» thf»a# (1flay *“ ■— ———of -* Pre.ident* *»--In *honor R - m ) «Sr ; ................ ih. for tarrn years before he moved Newark. Ohio, where be wa< horn, *m»H ....... iftvulvrtl hy th«- l.ihrtty h*an fin Jan 30. . _ to th* home of hie son, A. B. on SepL 18. 1883 He .elll.it al nation. Impair th.- efficient ........ r xplaiut**! that tation.. I; <-n Elaborate plan* for tha staging Love Joy, Jr., where he had resided U ke Mary in 1924. and for nearly wide railroad .erv.ee -e t I.OtHI.IHHI.IIINI of refunding wtiuhl inf this rhariiy danc* ara now baseven years be wa. .-miiloyel n- Jny. .lentroy th life tn»uiMi« < «n<l rin Oommerrw. for the part three year*. plu./i’d tmuuHUH iiori niittf uiiiiij)’ 11-pi sic uhlucalmtir alftsd) , nm pc®pBC*l# ii wss Itsm td la— P ififf4 4 if • ss4ilU4 _ | U .la survived b) *i* children, a machini.l In the Atlantic Coast |,other property ■giit. of humlri d. afl i’muon with ^h. • « ptmn " “ '•tendlrjg. ' d*y, and they will b* announerm of th«u.an<l- « f Ainertean <ilinn». embers today tk i: and oix grondrhlldrrn They are; Line .hnpyarda her*. Ih. following , Ii-—- win. Wl|| __ __ ____ ____________neit Monday. That thr affair railroad —nrker- nnd mtiai'il Hr is aurvIvrJ hy hi* widow, ora expected to attend Uio Mra. Pau line („ Howard, and Mm 1- •' oft at tin. t IK -s lat ion ba held in the Mayfair l|otol ... t ting in tha Chombar E llt« Lovrjo), of Gainesville, Id* Mra. Norma Faith IlyiilUinr, ami ant. of .oiall eomiminttlf* nod f irwf un.lrr full 1 Ill'll of virtually assured, wbilr thei *(p $C Coma*area e((lco next Monday uaxghtera, and A. B. Lovajoy, o a daughter. Mra. J. E. Edmondson. ] add mote than 3im,<Mtn men t<< >h* CM1p-ntry $»hu|>. r, (Ml o\ 1 a possibility that two danr* ra j f e ___ I- raoriilag at lOrOO o’clock. Mra. W. Sanford, L. C. Ixl-rjoy ant W. J. of l^ke Mary, an I a nm, Kenneth! sliced- intoterahly large nunilr*> 1»• uitdrr R II TIllOlllpHr.il, chsitras may L* amployrd u> furLovajoy, of Chicago, and J. E. I Hyollalne, now engaged a. a CCC of uoempli.yeil railroad worker-." Jw Mergaa will preside as chairC*’l 1 l«*ck ; umirr W. II llntt nish music. Lovajoy of Orlando. j worker near Avon Park. , The railroad labor r»erol<vr, op- «»' l*»ck ] tndrr A II Walla*.-, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____ _ _ _ _ _ _ „n hi. arrival from Cleveland t* 4l‘*ck; toxiratmii. Man fined l^1 and roala. uml' r K. W Frwrr u » i‘« *•! $ 1 cvnl 4 Mil. , earlier yr-etrrday. called for a r I* i * annady, rhaigt*d with 0B T9 F U K BCAXB HANK CALI. IHHl'KII Violation nrtlou- « m«iJ|fh t*# { 2*1 o'clock, ur, ler F A In ■atnrat ion pf th, 1929 -*»-• Ir- •! larreti). wa* fined $l*r* anl roala. l 2‘ o'clock; l ruler W* |; Dv- .o rent trial h> ('••• utv .1 •• .1 I# anil a -la bour day for radroail l.t \V M Fryer, charg'‘«i *ith drlv* 1 —O O WASHINGTON, Jan 5.-(/p)*l -In « flock, un'L-i E J Mough s hjiniri w»rr tliiipot'.l of At !• bor fav flga at jh* cap ton 8 V. o’cloi k, t n ter-K J ||,,||> ••fTiir durinif P pm ml rr th«o ii mg an aut<> with an improper II- TYrv Comptroller of the Curraney rrnar, finrel the ri»t* agutpaiont racing has issued a rail today for Jr, 8rtO *<'cIim k .nit previou* month -.ini f Juin A cause a aealoua R F S«.i(l, white, (hargrd wilk condition of all national hanks' Vbjb* fti 9^ I(rate'll I ikIx ) First prita In Ih, lighted Chnat- eneembl* want to Mra M g. Wig | L o C a l P c r H O ItH N l t m t ' d mlateke* amok* maa lrv* contest, sponsored by driving • truck with an improper th* rioa* of business Saturday. glna. Magnolia Avenue, who not I x 'f l J f U P P i T H O n n e l Ih'- ilurkrl, in I im huIpi $tb Doc. 30. i ho a sign that tha G#rd*« Club o f Sanford dur­ only hart a good lighting arrangelicvit'r Kg* fined lH»* n»ata. <« Eiistern Paper ( ’hideH vkltiili » wrrt liin l mvb•I •*!' R.P riM lU tlfcs, ing Ih* Christmas season, was-. ment at th# front entrance but Coat of (rial wrir aiao Uviad Several $anl«rd |<rr.«n« hav< BnnkH On Their Codes pt*« mI 'if, |x I* fillin'# n againat ■wanted yesterday to Mrs. A. C.l also had tha ontranc* at th* back been named as offtrer- «r ilirv 11 R. N*#h. whi('*. 'Iiflix'.l Milli llrnr) lh*r», white. rhargad Chamberlain for hiving th* b—t| terrace attractively lighted, lor* of t^e Grower- and Shipper* 4 MHEltST. M a » . Jan 8 inloftit ft loll, w ii filuraf thr tnul* with Jriving hia auto around a Yesterday's lighted trot fram tha vtew point A -blo*dlng heart" vine, lighted Leavue of Florida accordtn* to H$*re • vtlibl lhr A mhri *1 jachool hua which waa diacharflQff Rrei.nl of «r»r»I of lighting, decorations, and ib*p«/ u r U ( tj,, affect of a cm** with th* official' leport of Ihe annuel Ihinkt lhr prnp«M$rd li«nkin$r rod# II M Hairs, whitr. chAfgril with |kaaarngrr* Mrs. chamberiaia received a rash a *t»r above it, with a dark back­ tary >«rvid*t and liu.inr.. meet fni ctiMomrr# prnhahly fbi|| J Alfra'I Symonda, whito, chargxl I•rating a U'anl lull, wa* fim-l (hr prisa of 97M. ground S* n contrast won a prti* Ing held la Orlando Wedne»<lav relop into • A N fom i i'wiih dm ing recklataly. roilt p-lackiroi- r'lss r Wilnar* In th* contest war* an­ of $2-60 for Mra. Henry Ru*.*ll, night, and released here lo-lay TlIK %>’%% 1911 ii t > k i m u : 18 DEAD Faf Nrlph. white, rhargnl wilh| Fell Ran fall, while, charged with aw . . •>*•*! i'lialltnia •aI J. C. Che.* of Winter Park and nounced by th* rommitte* of aaeond prita for th* enserab!* v s uatts •__ iit»Ricatmn, %*a> fined th- roil* 'Intoxication. E INJURED Kxuriitg Imxnil Judge* appointed by tha Garden lighting. Sanford s is elected second viceFort Laed-rdoit F'riitll ele.taf 9 tirorar Williams, chargrd with «■•• Henry Carroll, rhargv^ with ax Port Mjtrs Club to award prisas to thi per­ ■ Honorabl* mention waa mad* of president » . O. Chase of Sanford T1 #81111 and batter), waa fined thr rntnalration. ■urt I'lsrcs s »»l»ll»i« ..r» 41. . . . 1 son* hiving th* h u t lighted trae, j th* cuao* plumose palm lighted al waa elected treasurer; Halida.I Albert Robrrta, chargrd with Oalafevitl. roala 1*1*191 lUslinas n.i»«.... anaambte, and doorway. Chat* of Ranford wa. elected a* " I l.urinJa RoHnaun, chargrd with ;<rtit larrrny. was fined $16 and hog w**t th* Sally Ray Farm by Be* F!>h. Clsar II '•IteXhlBk util r.f Mi. r. Robert and Thame* Potoraon, alstant (rgasurer; J. C lluirhlaon Miami lite r 1* To |ir»Bi.|rf«t 1 mm petit larceny, waa fined S1'» anJ niats. aaa. of Mr. and M ra A. Bartholdi' ^ t # eatend Ughu from Moors Havre Tti tbahler the F.aerulive Coni Syl-.strr Wads, ihargril with Ocala • M jcoaU ___ Tt» <bl|» i*c| CM■1.1* 1 PaUrsoet. Magnaiia A vvnaa, wara' ih* ,tnnd- mitt**; Id s. Mall II. Whitner and Ofcsafhata* i._ •v'| Gary KJtkland. while, charged thr petit larceny of a watch, waa AslawJo T « an) b lr» -pr»»l given • prise of $1-00 for th* boat' • « « * « * * " l,on * ,r* : J. E. Wwhen wer* named to the finrd $26 and roBta. •Irnl No .- .a - l with s.sajlt and battery. we* ( w i n fill Im#Im(it a lighted doorway. They tMd ir- * * " *•- Quirk for her light- Traffle John Jonra, Jone*, white. ehite. cha charged with ""ifm a il $10 and costs »y»e «| .....hk##|M ranged an eallla* ad graan’ nkaat eg arbor yttn* and arch; Mr*. II. la adJfloc, th* 4934 koaid of larcrny wa* fined finrd $6 $8 and an< eoet*. I ' ht *•••«'11*tinI> *».' » J I). Paul, chargrd with disturb larceny Ileulah ilrulah Lamar, charged with as­ J. Lehman far her lighted fern dlractoraj t i tha League Iru lud "*|ltig a religious Hireling, was finni t f f v l b t Itvrr MMisslIMl "f Ixa Ia Ii* * .m il snd was flood |10 sault and hattrrv. battery, wa* traa; and Mr*. T. E. Vickery for tha fallgiringl Mra) firm .; Am*r< 1n rltll maniirr l • thr costs. ! • 4u9rr$l$«>nif inaniiaf hpr anaambte * f two lighted trees, can f i « | Grower* Inc., t'ba.e and | Paul Datrisill*. charged with anil roala. TlftH 11Mr t -« John Roa*. charged with Intoxi­ rrtklesa driving, « i * fined thr lighted ra sa at antranc* to porch Ca- Bi^fard-Oviedo Truck tiro . • U f 0 s r h ilfltr thrf r ^ *flW f* ■e-f •«* Mfl«r 4 44*. cost*, cation, wa* fined |6 and coat* a* and (hriMmn* ball In th* arch to era Intw Standard Grower* Asso­ ft-haar rainfall. 01 k M > prtalilrnl fiuiti Richard Slplln, charged with in wa* Jne Bryant, white. boat! th* parth. ciate*^ ( ” , ■•m# 1M.M . ; ’ U. S. OWNERSHIP OF RAILROADS IS EXIENTOF SUMS SPENT FOR POOR - nu.74.ii7 — ..on. ...... j n C zechoslovakia B Atlanta Man TnSpeuk ;B *^1 a Lamb Reluasps Hours If j Alleged LawViolations BroughtBefore Judge Sharon Last Month Were Few Mrs.A.C. Chamberlain Is Winner Of 1st Prize In AnnualTree Lighting Contest !3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 04, 1934; <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/3f26f1f6710ba603304059e6ab36c496.pdf 6c258b03367a4f23beac8dcab722c9c8 PDF Text Text o ■ & m sm I •C, ■ ------ - % A N l N t m P X N D K N f U ) A ii , Y NEW SPAPER S A N F O R D , F L O t llb A , F R I D A Y , J A N U A R Y 2TORNADOESi17*5 * American Aviatrix ' Dies In Crack-Up NEVERS, France, Jan. 5.— Frost, Aaicrican aviatrix, was burned to death today la the crash of an airplan, she waa piloting when It struck wires oa poles along a highway. Mlaa Frost and a British companion, were Gylng In the plane she purchased only recently. Her flaaaenger es­ caped with only alight injuries. UP— Evelyn Parliamentary Airing: > Of Bank Collapse Is Expected To Reveal G u i l t In Cabinet 1 % ' wjr P A R IS , Jan. 5.— ( A . P . l P a rlia m en ta ry circles predict- Raiirdiioafound To B e L O C A L CWA IS T r e a s u r y T o B e g i n U U S E DAMAGE , 77. anStiuationO?YeL°A7 o$ EEN ABIDINGjlts H u g e F i n a n c i n g !AT PENSACOLA * F r e a k W in d s S w e e p in F rom B ay T o $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 SLIGHT INCREASE IN PENSIONS FOR VETERANS ASKED NUMBER M 5, 1931 Loss, B r in g P r o p e r t y In ju r y T o S ix PENSACOLA. Jan. 6 ^ (A .IM —Three yesr old Marlon Ken­ neth Rigby, blown from hla fathers arms daring the tor­ nadoes which struck Pensacola yesterday, died today from •bc Injuries he received. WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 . - W T The railroads were found by the Interstate Commerce Commission •In Its annual report yesterday to be In a belter conlition than a year ago. In a document covering the year ending Dec. 1, the commlssiun found tha carriers' business Improving, with operating costs Jreduced and conditions in general ion the upgrade. I Only one recommendation for 'legislation was made. All others ‘ will be left until such time at Joseph B. Eastman, Federal ro­ urd.nator of transportation, comI ---------- plrtes his study of the railroads* Then the commission said, it will publish its comments. Ths- lom- recommendation was that the IH20 transportation act R e p o r t S u b m i t t e d T o he ftightcnesl to prevent special C o u n c il R e v e a ls E x ­ fa^hts Icing grantc i shipper- who te n t O f W o r k D o n e send ficight from one foreign counti , to another over American In C o u n ty T o J a n . 1 lallroadv Brio. t„ lO^iO U fto the i grioi to commission Kvery requitement b\ thr Fed­ rotnd contiol such shlnii inents while eral government i« being met to In the l tilled Slates. Byy the word thr letter by the local Civil Wnrk'a givyn isvors without llhoul running A<lmini»trati«Hi. acror4im» to a sfovlmc of the iUSt) transports- i •‘tadni i**poTt *♦ l»milliil to thr „rt ht by t.oh S.I h.wever. It Is said that « i , „ , ...... ........ __ M * "t*'.«ied On I'ait,. Btxi |>tl. u.n , m i „ r ..f I Sik .hi .ve'ivu" I in thr local I W A . hr prnoil at once a-swr , ,, ____ I uccouiit «»f «*priatu»n*v now in Ir l 1 P N T ( W \ I l f C i p w * - of completion an i an n L i f t I I jI T I V I O U 111 kJ pinna! inn of of thr dot up of WALL STREET IS REFRESHED OVER BUDGET MESSAGE M o r g e n th a u , S a tis fie d O v ^ r ' 1B e a c t i o n O f M a rk e t, P re p a re s T o D i r e c t P roced u ra WASHINGTON, Jan. (A .P .)— TcrntlnR the maritft reaction to President Rooae* velt's budget message "Very good” Secretary Morgenthau wild today the Treasury will begin "Right soon" on IU $10,000,000,000 f i n a n cln* program. » - ' 4d tod a y th a t P re m ie r CaF ra n k E x p o s itio n O f m ills Chautsm ps and hla cabi­ S ta te O f N a tio n Is n et m i f f h t be overth row n P le a s in g T o B r o k e r s . ’ ^rhen P arliam en t a i r s the 940.000,000 scandal o f the D c c r c a s e S u g g e s t e d N K W YORK. Jan 6. — (/D — TENBACOLA. Jin. 5.-</P>— Wall .Street rt'ceivnl a momentary ' B ayonne pawnshop. H o w e v e r , F o r H o s p i - After whipping up lofty waterkpouts In the harbor here yester­ jolt yesterday ap it read Presi­ C 4Tha government Sent out the ta liz a tio n O u t l a y day. two tornadoes lathed sudden­ d e ^ Rmipevelt’a budget meppagr. . second o f a aerie* of matures tn Th* trsmrn.Vms task as shown ly at the city, leaving six persons a iT tn r tn n A g l l T ratling for $fl.000,000.000 in new „ % phipa at sea aad french represen• WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-<A1— Injured and property damage un- C A I f ) N m .F X s A R Y hut rowing ami $4,000,000,000 in ly Prosldent Boossvelt in hla buA'! tatlvea ta Berth and Bouth AmerO fllD lX lA jL s k X jm i 1 lea in SB effort to a meet Serge An analysis of the half billion officially estimated at >100.000. tefunilin.r in the next aix montha. ■*t mestacs to ('on,rest yester­ Jnunrrp. Thrcc-yetr-old Marion Kenneth | ______ dollar veteran administration bu<tday involves borrowings by tlsa J At th* mil art. tin* rrp4»rt atatea - •H »n<1» onie Alex” B t a v t s k y News of plan" for fnleral fl- sal* of bonds. Bueh proesduru la 1£ get proposed by President Roose­ Rigby, emoet eerlous.y hurt, may j Iv 0 a d e r |t founder o f tha collapsed municipal M o r e T h a n $ 1 1 2 ,0 0 0 I s 1 " ’* ' Sr" " " " 1 '’ * r naming on "iirh a vast *4*alc — in line with all expectations. Thsrs ■42 velt yesterday for the 1936 fiscal n _ _ _ _ . p«*i suns who » ould mTDr rm eaUrpriaa which received governyear disclosed that he recommend­ Others seriously injured were I O n l y A l t o m i l t i V C E x p e n d e d I n i o u n t y * Pi..s...... . ...i. . n.. . n . . . ;n. ruining rlose to that magnitude of has been no reason to expoet tin ! went financing. ed a slight Increase for enmpensa- Proctor Guernsey, rut by flying _ .* , . * ,. Administration to us* prinUa* |> V Premier Chautemps railed Min- tlon anil a decrease for hospital! the l.ibeitv loan flotation* of the glass; the Rev. Thornton Crews, j T o I TCH Cnt I O lll’ y F o r R e l i e f I n 1‘ K W i * l," 1 h.ontimuMi 4in - VI:agr ........... . ). press money, Indications constant, Two < later o f Colonies Dalamier to hii World War period touched o f f a ly polntins against a resort to satlon compared with the figures l rut by fl>lng glass; three negroes, Office at noon for a dear state- tot 1934. |||ctty Baldwin, Elisabeth Morris t«m|Miraty selling flurry in United such a practice. i N K W Y O R K . Jnn .V UTi Thw In a purvey which hr ha* titled, mint o f hla connection with the Although the two classes of and James Dexter. only nltrrnalivo to the "floutrurState* government bond* in the In hi* msssags, Mr. R oosotsU- - 5 SUvisky affair which the minister compensation, service connected Many others were slightly in- tiv r policy** <if finanrintr lailioutN, spoke uf th* government having Stock Exchange. be la entirely innocent or and non-aervee connected, moved Jurrd. A. F. Whitney, president o f th** Commorrc - c ic ls iy Iihs ,',il ........ I ' l l „ |4 Q IJ gtU PIIgX W f t r l i A* financial quarter* digeptad |"To borrow approximately |9>* daeplta many rumor*. tp a bit In Koosevalt'a 1935 bud­ One of the elornts whipped Hrothfrhooit o f Railniad Train- ilsta which r, veals Hint nt l.n «li U a l l S I V L a L U C TT W i l l 000,000,000 of new nfonsy," mean­ the budget mrP*age, however, It ' Names of two cabinet ministers get, they were below the high westward along the waterfront, ing money in addition to tha sum* men. df't'latvfl Unt niphl " ip r h h w a* derided that thr Praaident t worn brought In to sensational figure prevailing before the econ­ turned northward along the edge already borrowed. Th* remaining n n m en t ownership anil oprrat mn ’* iounty in m.ni-lc ...y . 11 French reports o f the bank's af­ omy act. had ataled thr prohlrm in the $4,000,000,000 of th* ten to b* bor­ of the business section and veered Adilrciipinsr a niasp inertinir oi tare of th,. lov* fortunate faire when it wee charged that Outstanding • In the veterans' again to the northeast, striking s j IM C I I K I V . <'rrcdioplnvakia, baldest, fmnkrpt trrma, uaing rowed In th* ntx, *:x months Is farmer -lal»oi political f o l f r a This sum includes nn.oui.ts re 8 tnrisky had reealvod a myiterl- item of ><>(3,210,001 wee >291,- negro lection and leaving a swath j Jan 6 i/P' Another explosion maximum or nutmie figure* in for refunding previous obllgaUasw. tion at Cooper I ’ nion. the lah.ir too tip from a- government depart-1994,184 for pensions, which Includ- of destruction 150 Jcrt wide and I, leailer Paid that "ninre govern reived and spent through the Fed diM’p undeigiomul -hook the mine arriving at r*timalra. Aa tht Th* President's chief financial . erul h !merg«*mv It cliff > ouned merit.to leave the country and had'fed, a* lie major components rec- three blocks long. h*> ment money must be used to appifO the Civil \Y41rka Aiimmi^trntioii, thi«« morning where 121* men « r*.* day wore on. federal bond* par­ aids, whose confirmation is aided ht hla flotation of ommtndsd, appropriation* for the At least 30 houses were demol­ the railroads. tailroad Ulior be the tloarti of County ('ummWNinit i -.nil enlMuhetl following nil ei tially recovered In thr Stock puctsd by tha Ssnata next wash, service connected and non-aervice ished In the negro section. Debris beads by another. days ago. Krarue also disclosed that an Intensive ef. | lievea it in jiif»tifir«l in in<«iMinK fra. thv Stanford ( ity rmiimis^ii n plonion two Exchange. connected cases of the World Wor. was blown half a mile. al'Mii-loiieil by order of fort to collect back tax** Is ig 1 that ^hr former iinwiae finanral "lx <»f lhr n l ) '« li'Piling rluirclir • wm k Hanking clrcli**, in fact, found f o j the service connected cases, As it followed the shore the th* making, h* having suramonuff } polirieu of tailmad financier* In* lhr MaPi)nil und Llk- li-ilgri. t L* rngmeeiH hi ehaige who ilroldri it difficult, on thr bapia of P o lIC 6 C O U r t S e s s i o n the PraalJant recommended >110,- tornado damaged the Brcce dry - , with iinn *11 internal revenue collectors aad and that thr Kovernmrnt H A It, tlo* A iiu'i li’un 1.4 gum t0 *«*al1 both th»' -1tuftplanned expenditure* thua far re* docks to on estimated extent of I ’ ,’I,IH' »4»m y agents to confer with him Jon. IX. > take over thr Joh of fmannm* Auxiliary, thr \ N « 1 t lhr Sot • L im ite d T o F e w C a s e s vralrd. to underptand how thr $10.1X10. Only damage In the ticln- i 1 rim underground blunt wn- f.d Back taxes esceod >800,000,000, h* ,' \ntk>n Aimy. and thi« Amnit mil government could *pend $ 1,000,, — — |small Inet eases over the >114,- It, of the business district was t<> railroads -no low rd by a di'itm* »•IiohI of -m told reporters. ” ihl No " W e propope," W hitn ev —mddnl, It4*ij flONPolleo court activities of Tuea- <018,476 *nd >8.692.284 estimates the OOil.OiM) n month during thr next Gup E. Vaste Automobile Th* governmant plana to bar­ prnvi le Mi laidiiiiMiiri'w Mjrvuy, nn i*-* < mi l ^t ••miii , and it i* feared It Bay afternoon worn limited to tha for igjg. Company. J’arti of the building "that thr icovemnirnt >•i x month* So far a* thr $4,- row within the next six montim i r-ai'iir crew* ve w«»i! wot who have trial of only a. few eases of al- | in tb* fiscal year 1032-33 before housing the company were blown rtrilit for thr cuntinurd o p e r a t o r r.irily not t-omplrl# Im4-uiiwo m \« . IMHi.iiOU.IMNl lefiinding wax con- : almost twlr* a* much actual ; «ln> and night might he o f thr railioadp. titkr thr prof t l*4Ttd law violation, with only a jth* economy act the government into a group nl groups which lie hud uppcnl. -l1 of automot lies lhr new i‘Atn-11ophe irineil, pome land expert* frit mousy a, there la In ths coantrg. ^ few fines levied. I paid >164,6^3,0X4 for service con- patked in an adjacent igt. A num- out o f furni^hinp crnlit ami rr- to for mfor mill mn )im I not n Th* proapsctlva borrowing, a* K g W M Hj»*rs, whltw. charged |aweted cafes and >86,018,145 for bs-r of automobiles w ell destroyed lievr thr induptry of thpt rvil and l o|trd when thr nuivry hn<t in u • l ei niilteil In goniinue thru lalmra. 1hia ratimatr \\a* exceptionally AuthnrllK'a paut they ho|»ril th»- , genrroup, pince about half of It revealed by the budgst maeaago Tba past de*.| | prfhi for rrlraMW; * xtrn prr • ‘ V W r , * * * **»en a >10 |aon-service connected. — {and Y*»te eaW the damage would unnerospary land yeetsMay is around >10,000,009,- - S a ntrd l»>*fi»>r iiii-mlit'is of tin- .sun bodies of thr mliimlmd men f«o j .— | voteVant* adr —, ___ j TIM veteVant' administration ' reach >8000 The other storm ■tructive ami leckleaa foiaiirin •• joi«H accounted for hy inTuding 000. Th* amount Of money in clr.w w4 n lo m iiM flu , white w m w chanted c f u i r f m ilfllt 1 wi, A.. Tomlinson, Item Jn In 1 th# presidential budgrt 'skirted the shore anil blew th>- I policirs of thr railroad- • * f«"d \\oill.tii'n I lull ,,n W4>dll«*«tl:i v whom h11 hnpi* ha- biin ul..intloiir)l 'tin !MI-«b«y tieaaury I»i IIp which eulatipn (aov* from governmsntei with disorderly conduit, estreeUd showed , net reduction of >9,- 1loof off a msgailne at the naval , justify thr fiemand that tto* pr»»v a»- ill' sn Odd f%tiItIIMI w11f \i■\ link lit l»r rvrovrii'l 11- i In- l-itoi* ' himtlira- ami air replaced at tha funds for which no accounting COB I / - A 119 bond. 18IJW9 below the 1034 estimate,I ( emment takr o v n the whole Joi* < >nI\ four of the 1 4 1 wotking 1 "tal nvrtplu of ill, Fri|«’(,il . . . . . . . i --- ---- -------- ----------—............. i air station Damage Ihete was *•|late of about $100,000,000 a le mad*), totaled only X.79J,I WUlia WU1I* Randolph and Arthur Blp-. Blp-,figure. The >2913144.184 item foi timati-d Rt $2000. I of financing.** Knu rgrm y Krlu f t Amnt ll. wliirh Wedni'f-tn) rcmdii d l Im* will In 000,000 at tha clos* of business Week I lla. chsigsd ‘With driving an onto J il ' lama ire < If indupti ial and financial lea I (Continued On Pag* Fivw) Th*r* w »» no ttatur handles it** own Mint i U \ |imf Jan. 8, 1934. Some quarter* ill Wall .Street I Without • tail light, were fined $1 i I n s rontinur to in^ipt upon "a ilrfrom lhr wat^rtpoutp t •ret*, wvrr $ft|.OI2 71 f»i tin \. M* Unde Bam will get hie >10M1paid the hmlgrt, which ftomewhat blown sstinctivr policy o f la ilm ad con !'•••** t, dividril »• foll.iiiw Tht* Kiirby child ! 000,000,000 through the ua* of if S S ^ ^ t t h ^ m f ir ia w ^ : L o r e jo y F u n e ra l W a s I ssoltilatton with the i tuisf i|ur.i< I •» atlniiniPtrat mn iLoflllllurt, v*:. I'REk I 1roi Jil i . Atlanta Man TnS|u*ak .......!" ^*l j j 1 . there aremed to be no inclination bank and other credit since moat l t^ w M fii- d iie H— e—l - d— O----n W-------------------e d n e s d a y„ , . . . virtual wiping out of -msll coll ngi irulture fidu f. tin liiiting |. financial transactions art carried Ir,.. I * * L“ -k-----J ,lL ‘ III I r u d e K ud> l>0«iril|(„ mlnlmixe li.e t..sK«.)u.le *>f the on that way. '"vi ;■ l ***' ---| in , munitics thrnugliout t lie nsti" • ta-r of , fi rtili/oi . ii | I'tospect.vr -Is-f.el. ... th* probi .•v.'; S S J *52?* V d u ! ! #rd" ,r:r , M , ru a^ ai aarve*. for a . ii. »-'*• H y o t l a i n c F u n e r a l T o „ n,i .f interest. up " «*d; $I T.ti t I f»:. foi dll iMt m |i. I ... c- flnad $10, o f which auna $S waa Joy, 8r.# pioneer retident who died I _ * . . , , w, . to follow • I. I* Oirklr, of Ailiinln • a b le Inirrowiiik' i«*quireinf nta. nl'd $44/>Of. 12 foi work i»duf. -•*•••» of the Southca*ti-iii l»n Thcaa cpiaitcr* found tbi* aa|>ect P l a n s F o r C h a r i t y B a l l Be • a viol la for thr im ii rni|>lo\ I tua, la court oti a elmlUr charge, night, were held from ths Erick | -------Whll ’ .. ' IV.\ (irojrrtp in tt.r i >t> $,. i • t the Chamber of t ominrit ■i of the budgrt partii'iilarly rnrnur T o B o M a d e M o n d a y was fined >10. ■on Funeral Home on WeJnewday j Funeral »erviccp f»»r Klmer I. . . ^ Mltrrnative ’* f'n ilej Ktatcp va111 *l«-11\* i illl airing, after thr *urrrp»ion of . ounty * dlaonT- ’|afternoon. Burial waa in Ijikrvirw |||yotla.<nr, 60, I*akr • JM. J il. Eddie, charged with dUonT I*ake Maty man man* alternative*' h* nmi ' I under-eatimatrw of rrernt year* • I'Im' p* bpfon* rni-tiibffw .if Ihreot relief fund* % % , . M, , Brads uf every important civXei •tig conduct, and Uly»»ea Blake, |Cemetery oppoaite the remains of j who died at hU home suddenly ia government ownership A nunibn " f bank* arm lead­ liueiness. and .oeial organlxatlbh • d Ml fllliwW a I- 4MM| l!| " 1 I' II*.I »)f |)|r>*rto|i» nl ( Ita- >t i>. khargtd with driving a car without hia wife who died about right ycater lay afternoon. *re to t»r hrld . fit) ( 'ham* er "f • ..... ' ing bond th'ah'i* ranvapaetl paid in .Sanford were mailed toda (<*4intin,**.| tin Png, Siai IlghU wora diimiaaad year* ago Ion Sunday afternoon in th* Lake l rratlon t* n that group iiii 'N in Jim there wa* little loubt that the ir.|urat that they attend a me* Trials of Eddlo Stephrnaon, ( Mr. Lovejoy had been ill alxiut |Maiy Community Chuich at 4 iK) moii on ii'-Rt I • «ln> no i R<1,000.(HHIJMHI ..f rK government whlrh i» to l>e held at the Chi ,' charged with being drunk, a month, but on Monday he ap-' o'clock, ii was decided by memon Monday Lamb Kclcasfs Hours Mu' meeting ih Im'orrowing in the licit pir month* her uf Commerce ps*rod to l*e un the road to health jbers of the surviving family todny 00 uanwu fW estUT' ■' ^ r ir r r r w r r ■nTrr Til'a,;TT r :1 .: w r 'Twvntrtr * t r Pt WDr^f Awt vv arRW T - f f F v ^ r T f . T fflllffl^ mi'■*» of I'nHafirihir |tnva'* P o r l ^ > n i e n T H 7 H i c c 'L t m coullaoed M ill next Monday. fatally. 11* was wall known In this |ate and burial will be u. thr lak. »ph i»»r invest...ml eltannele. and purpose of makng plans for profit*,'* Wlntnry »a«*l City, having irsldad with hla Mary rrmcUry. pMthably would not te.pi.re any , county's psrt.ripation In the hi i ••ntinumg the u om I 1 U r nlairil. "It ip |ir«lp»M*f| to blot Oil 1 daughter, Mrs. Taulinr I.. Howard Mr. IlyoUalnt waa s native t>( ...eh s . ' r , campaign, a. t h . « |dm* • ■ « • * « ■ « » It.•! •«ml F Lamb, -p* • ia| dl-ll lit V for seven years before he moved Newark. Ohio, where hr wav burn prnall roimiiunitir* throughout lh« i.ivs.l veil by tbe l-.be. ty loan Mn j « rw.ldent Rooa.v.H W i\ ■ ing •dFicei for tbe 1... Ml < WA Will on JiepL 18. 18$.T llo prttU. 1 at j nation. m »| a«r th« rfficin.t nation ta th* home of his son, A. B. . As secretary ' o f the Woman's di-iIrihuW pa y diet k- <4. all woik tat...... I, »a .............I that KUbovata plans for tha . U g t u Lake Mary in 1924. ami for noarly ; wi.lc rallroatl *orvu. wr now .-n a v le CommltU* of th* Semi sols j/ovejoy, Jr., where he had resided > t.OOO.IMMl.tMHI of ref....bug would ,,f , h|, fh#r|ly d, nf, m)w £ aevrn yrara hr wap rm plojrl n* Joy. *U**tri>) thr hfr in*uiani« i*nt) ••• - ori tht project- Wll II t lie) •*r• County Chamber of Commerce. for the pa-t three years. emiido/iff loniuiruvi inoiuiiin Mil 1 u.uri'ly itplaic ul.llgat.ulie «lt< ady , laprepared, it wsmi learned t*y ■a ITingfaldir r i H t l ...Ha la survived by six children, a machiniit in the Atlantic Conat Lather |.n»|ierty naihta of humlfda aftii-nmon with ,lhi exit ptlon of Mint cut nl) school • iiih) b»* nut.landing. 'day. and they will he announcra « f thouaamla of Amrriran utirrn^ 1 members today the: and aix grandrhildrrn They are: Line shnpyarda here. th. following • few - Wills will hr _______ __ _ . ___ _____________ next Monday. That thr affair iaUli lie ia aurvixed hy hi* widow,' railroad worker* and inhabit nr* oxpectod to attend th* Mrs. Pauline J. Howard, and Miss pM* •' eft at the ) if »• Maliloll x ll i i ... . ^ „ , , h# hrld In the Mayfair l|otol ,'\[l _____ thly mooting in thu Chamber Elit* Lxrvrjo), of Gainesville, Ills Mra. Norma Faith Hyotlaine, and i anta of amall ruimininltiva **,»d 4 irw| under fmi« men of lb. a daughter* Mra. J. K. Kdmundaon, j ad>l incur than .*H M tJ M lO no n to *h « ■Laughter*, and A. B. Lovejoy, o • f Corrunsrr* office next Monday ca i pvntry "hop. 6 ( mi o’, |,IMk . poaaihlllt y that two dance nr. ‘ J ok 10:00 o'clock. Mr*. W. Sanford, L. C. i/t'rjoy an 1 \V. J. of I^ke Mary, an * a eon, Kennrtl alirady intolorahly largr numbn 114 under It II Thorn).HOII. • or, chastrsa may be employed tn furof unemployed railroad workri* ’ : x- Bor?.* will preside as chalr- Lorejoy, of Chicago, and J. E. I Hyotlaine, now engagnl as a CCl nr 1•>ck; under \V. H Ilr ilit. .r. in nlsh music. Thr railroad lalnu rxm itivr, up­ Lovejoy of Orlando. worker near Avon I'ark. maa , 1 nVI ■>clj under A II Walllace. \ i:. on h»p arrival from Hpyrland I t«ir«-«f toxiration, waa fined $6 and coata, Fewer ca.r. •*ck; under F u < Mil. our.. earlier yesterday, called feu a v o a r s r u K bcarb I*, t < annady, chaiged with BANK CALI. IHBI KII f 2<» o'clock ; un le r h‘ Ai Kv -on. ‘ mlation . i i i i i .i - •rifuirh to •toration pf the IV2V d i j _____ v# larceny, ^a- fined $16 anil coata. o’clock; tilde i' W 1: D. -•»n. •an. trial by Cu fltv -lutljf • I — — I 1 and a » ik lour day for railroad hi WASHINGTON, Jan. A -W V W M Fryer, chargeil with driv­ WASHINGTON. Jan r>.-<AVt ’in ( flock, uri'Lii y j Mtsugli ^baron were d'..|ii>.t* I of nt bor ing an with an improper Ii- Thr Comptroller of the Currant, falaa alarm for tiro at tin cap uffifc during D*-*i'.i >«<r than renae. wa- fmeil thr cnata ught equipment racing hat issued a rail today for iMt ■i»> previou. ..inn.Ii wince J ti ii |Of all bocaus* a xealoua i»tt, white, charged wltk condition of all national l>ank*' at ! R K Ma- liiaclonetl I ihIb> First prix* in th, lighted Chnat- enaembl* went to Mr*. M. S. Wlr- Local Per»ons Named Huy* had mistake 4 amok* maa tra* contest, sponsored by gina. Magnolia Avonur, who .ml truck with an improper th* close of hualneaa Saturday, 1«lr ivinjf Tbe ilorkrl, tn tin ih i Ih Doc. 30. nu iMautay b U a sign that tb* Ghrdea Club of Sanford dur­ only had a good lighting orrange- T o le a g u e Personnel Eastern Paper ('hides licence, wm* fined the coata. ia tilth ca »ra w r n liirtt and 1 too of Roprsaedtative* ing ( *4>$»t of trial were also levied season, wasment at th* front entrance but Bevrral lantord peraon. Iiavi Banks On Their CodeH |iohdi| nf, in a * f o l i o * * ..^i th* Christmas ------------------------------« m about to hi*** up. •agamat. awarded yesterday U Mr*. A. C.l aUo had th* antranc* at the hack been named as officer* or direr _____ j U R. *Nq«h Hrnr) lire*, white, charged Chamberlain for having the beatj terrace attractively lighted, tors of t^r Growera and Bh.piwr. ' MHERKT. Ma**, Jan f» Jmltixii ation with driving hia auto around a Y e s t e r d a y ’ s lighted tra# frum th* vine point A • bleeding heart" vine, lighted Learue of Florida according to H * 1<*'• what thr A m h r i* t R tc ti n l' ii f a r m ! |achiKil bua which waa duchargtQg of lighdag, doeontliona. and shape. u j ) , , t|* 0f a cross with th* official? icport of the anniver­ think* thr prnfMiard banklnir ro*Jr. H M llalr«. whitr. chArgn with ! paaaenger* ‘ ' a Star above Jt, with a dark back­ sary 1*nutlet and liu.inea. meet fm ruatnmrr* probably »il| dr ' beating a Iward bill. Mas finr I th white, charged 0. at too prtM of I1 M . ground a* a contrast won a prtso Ing held il^ Orlando Wedne.i|av vrlop into • A x r o r ti) *cotta !»lth driving rrckl#«§ly Wianara la lb* contact war* an­ night, and releaani here tielay »« of >2AO for Mrs. Henry Russell, ruv. m h list N %Mi * o u r K if Srlph. vhhitr, charged withj k^d Ran Jail, whiU, charged with fkpalack.ro.a O N E 18 D E A D • $■'•*) 4*4|«| I, Ml nounced by the committee of second pria* for th* ensemble J. C. Cbsae of Winter 1‘ark and intoxication, wa* fined th» coat*, 'intoxication, L A K E IN J U R E D Kni»rifu t o . Judge* appointed by the Garden Sanford was elected aeennd viceu. Honry C'arvoll, charged with at- I (icorge William*, charged with Fort Laud.rdal* lighting. Fort My ere Hit. 4 Club to award priiea to tbe per* ■ Honorable mention waa made of president: K. O. Chaa* of Sanford T 1 *ault and batter), waa fined the | intoxication, Fqrt IMerce ^ p l 't t n a eons haring the beet lighted tree, th, cocoa plumes* palm llghtad at waa ei«etrd treasurer; Hand*.I r. roata | Albert Roberta, charged with Oalafovtll, Plain ItaatiaBo.................. . TV»t*a«. .. ord wa. elected *>ensemble, and doorway. waa lined >16 and prill larceny "| Lucinda Robinaun. charged with tb* Bdly Bay Farm hy Bra Fish. Kay Weet <‘laar 71 ^l^aklhh (»ot «.r i... •. t ; J. r llulehlaon Robert and Tbawiao Potoroon, Ml*dll ... (-tear 71 T» pr*M|.|rni | i |M-tit larceny, waa fined $16 ani costs. Moor a llavas „ ... ... tons of Mr. aad Mrs. A. Bartholdi Th* palm bars colored lighu from th# Elreu.tve Com To raahler •" |coata Sylvester Wade, charged with To 4hll) AMI mal.lH _ X, , aa . Peterson. Magnolia Arenae, war* 1tb* has* te-t^f aad o f every frond. mittea) ) Mall H. Whltner and thr petit larceny of a watch, waa white, charged OU See tu b— — ;j ._ To «n> iir* pi>»i . Lary Kirkland, I _ Others rscalviag mention ware: ortauda -a..— x._ ... given a prise o f 98-00 for the beet wor# named to the J. t . Wi deni N.. s its**m- * with axaa'jlt and battery, waa fined >26 and coata Paasaeola I’l. t'ldy 7* \i*tMH fm IsaUl.r. in Mra. John M. Quirk for her llght­ lighted doorway, th ey bed ar­ John Jones, white, chargod with Tampa Traffic C itta*. fined $10 and coat*. . Ctaar a* d*tk In* »r#a III l.ss.sk aw*-|»r| Titusville -. Clear 7* ranged an oatiiae o f graea*about ad arbor fits * and arch; Mr*. II. tha 4934 board of I'n<<»a«ci4*t4» l r J. I). Paul, charged with disturb la.rrny waa fined $6 and goats, •bmeclouel) - *• the doorway iteolf with a rod J. Lehman for bor lighted fern llrulah Lamar, charged with astha League includes mg a religious meeting, waa fined ir$ruln*( n r or unt.itmi ..f l > » l n i > . ChrisUna* candle ea each aide. A troo; and Mrs. T. K. Vickery for .aul. and battery, was flnad 910 >1 firm*: Amer !.« the coata. tn elvll manner la guarrel*Mina> inani.t r allhouett, of the Three W lof Men hpr tntsaUs of two lighted tree*, Inc., Chase and Paul Datrlvllle, charged with and coata. rtrat time > k«t John Roaa, charged with lighted arues at entrance te porch rvtkleia driving, wa* fined the Truck Grow Par each time tlt#rr ^ After . 4 o<* coat $. ration, waa fined (6 and coata and fPrUtmns M l la the arch t» rd Grower* Aaao Kr«|i prtaldrlit flislll the porch. Richard Slplln, charged with in- was /no Bryant, wblt*. ____ leu 9-1 g-'lf, game - « ■ h 'iU . \. T: r* • ' ' .'s ■ ■. U. S. OWNERSHIP SURVEY REVEALSli^irs OF RAILROADS IS SPENT FOR POOR""- xzJSZxszrX t!:::';,:r : : 2nd MineExpkwion IH2.743I7 ... ..H-nt ... th j n Czechoslovakia 1; r r *1- w*^nf-1••the^ ° r^ - - •*- ^i He,d Next Sunday ■x z^,J; ::: H Alleged Law Violations Broughtneiore *,rtyt"iL ““urM wbil' ,h'" Judge Sharon Last Month Were Few Mrs.A.C. Chamberlain Is Winner Of 1st Prize In AnnualTree Lighting Contest �im A ft fr flip j j g g j s g A N P O tn .T 'L O gTP a , f r id a t , Ja n u a r y i , i m i tumrj- to carry oa Prwldcnt Roosevelt's message to Congress In whkfa tie auhmlttari the budget for the fiscal year of 1936 is nothing short of Incomprehensible from the enormity of the figures it included. Briefly the President proposes to borrow ten billion dollars during the next alx months, four billion for re-funding purposes and six bIQjon for emergency expendi­ tures. This alone is approximately ,.]M.2<K)j0P0,000 more than all the money there Is in the United States. The President further pointed out that federal expenditures far the fiscal years of 1934 and *36 would aggregate 916,629,* 805,667, califting a deficit o f 99396,000,000 for the two year period, and increasing the public debt to 931334,000,000. Justification for such expenditures must of course be credited to the depression. During the Wcrld War this T B U I FOB TO D AY B8T0RE TUB .ERJUNG: krsa, if a man bo overtaken fault, yo which are spiritual >ro such a one In the spirit of rases | considering thyself, thou also bo tsmptsd.—GalaDLLOW1NG JKSUH: Bs ye I .one to another, tendertad, forgiving on* another, >'a* God for Christ's saks rforglvsn you-wEpheslaas 4. splendid record for 8b Pe­ ls rg which Is being given nsWide publicity Is the fact that apparently is one, that the present emergency is one comparhhle to the World War. They believe that If the country were Justified in borrowing and spending 26 billion dollars in 1917-and ’18, and that If such piling up of public debt did not hurt the country then, the government is justified now in borrowing and spending similar sums, and that a similar pyramid of debt will not prove an inaurmountable obstacle in recovering a normal degree of prosperity. It is contended by many, in fact, that the very spending of such sums by the government will facilitate recovery, that the government can, in other words, purchase prosperity for the nation. However Ihla may be, it is almost a self-evident fact that elaborate expenditures by the government are neces­ sary to provide relief at the present time. The temper of the people Is such that they will not submit to destitution and want any longer. It matters little to them whether tmvemment credit is ultimately destroyed or not. Their l raong loose working for ths HI A In Washington Is Kons H i Jipway, former chairman of Th e real problem, as fa r on tho final outcome o f thin tk State Road Department and (ponding orgy I* concerned. In whether the deprennlon in in on lime candidate fur governor reality on Itn way out or whether nuch buainoaa an we now • f j Uts State of Ftprlda. Igyor La Guard la ot New York following tbs example ef •side lit Roosevelt In asking for Lftlorlal powers. We wonder ( It Would work out if all po­ nd officers should ask and be so dictatorial powers. Some of m Might not be so hot. ^ ^ 0 0 ^ ‘ l»n g threatens to hold tha Renata conlirmatlaa of Uts Intent of Henry Morgrnthau rotary of tha treasury. KenaI Long's opposition to Mr. MorBthad is W l.b w id on tlift s»mptlon• that'ha knoUs nulling but money or financial matters, ^ on tha fact that he Is drterDed to find out why Hrnalor n* had not bean paying his inPFo -have ploughed tha furrow aft! planted the good scad; tha bird, beginning la ovyr. If » • wauld reap tha full harvest wa toyat cultivate tha soil where this good seed Is sprouting aad tha fa a | Is reaching up to mature gXSWth.— Franklin ll. Roosevelt. A M If W O cultivots the soil aa we properly should, then we can get t w government to |wy ua to taka it.ou t of production. hnve Jn normal and no material and (anting pn>n|M*rity renultn. In thin connection one han to keep in mind that much o f the re-employment which haa already taken place in the result o f federal financed operatlonn, the P W A , the T V A , the CCC, the C W A . and no forth. And much o f the im ­ provement In tiuninean munt alno l»e at leant partly due to three federal expenditures The question In. nince it in pro­ posed to discontinue theftc appropriations a fter June SO o f 1936, what will be the status o f business, and o f employ­ ment. when thene various governmental activities are finiahed or cut o ff? I f the normal forces o f business enterprises and ini­ tiative have Itoon sufficiently rejuvenated by the summer o f 1936 to absorb the lalior which must necessarily be freed frtm jUiW conTOrfBlIu^'aanlwt. the civil works and the pulrllc work* pnqects, and^the various olhei* jotr-furnlahlng' irovernmenUl mrencieN, then nh harm will have l>«en none. Unemployed will have boon relieved, buidnea* and agricultural interests - will have been aided, during a very bad time, and the new public debt, high as it will l>e. should prove ho Intolerable burden in liquidating. Taxes will bo high, much higher than thoy arc now, o f course, but the result* will Justify the expenso. On the other hand if the summer o f 19.16 finds ua much as we are now. witn millions o f men working fo r the government, with the debt o f the government six billion dollars greater than it was at tho end o f the World War, unable to borrow more, faced with the necessity o f turning CCC men and C W A men out on their own. with no Jobs for them availalde. with tuxes higher than ever liefore . . . it w|ll bo a gloomy picture indeed I lonator Norris of Nebraska obt* to Postmaster General Jim rioy, whs la also chairman of Democratic national rommlt■ holding two Jobs at the urns is. Senator Norris doesn't Ilka haVO Farley aa bead of tha moc ratio committee because valor Norris It a Republican xrogh hardly noticeably so) and . Farley Is orgsnltlng opposl* to him la Nsbraaka. He Careful! I Work* Administration If r quit other employment In if to obtain tho higher w*gos :h in many cases tho OWA b or If they, already working tha CW A. jtscilro U accept f employment (a ordinary ■ at Undo. ClUaaa* who know iftck laataneoa ahaold report l to tha CWA headquarters. for no reaaon.at all, apparently, except that they werent blologlcaL And then In the aXternism he had to take a two hour aap, which had tq bftgln at a c« r|fin particular minute and end equally as according to «chedule. Hit nlfht life wa» exemplary, though drab. His din­ ner* were mostly vegetable*, and hla drink* milk. He took a ahort walk, regularly, afterward, to help aettle hi* din­ ner. and then after an hour or two of bridge he went U> bed. Ha wax, as a matter of fact, a perfect phyaical (P^0** men, bronze a* an Indian, well muscled up, and In periect health. Of counts he had no time for work, el nee hi* rou­ tine of “ conditioning” wouldn't permit It. Fortunately he Many a man w orries too much als>ut his health. Ooe man we knew took life #o seriously that he devoted the greater |>art of the day. ovary day in the year, U) what he cniM, ••co4uUtic>ulng.,• That la. he would run up anti down tho beach fur an hour or two in the morning. Then he would take a swim. Then a rubdown In the bathhou»a where an expert masseur would “give him the works. ’ Olive oil waft used extensively to soften up the akin and keep It from peeling. • T'» * — *■-— And then there weye countleaa rigoroua details regardarkars should taka nolle* that of things r can hqv* no JaU under tho ing hi* dJet. There w e re dozena ----------_ he couldn’t cat. The NBA The newl. eiprsasifl eonoon Washington about the “ HtUxI asrVt onraats Um unit the mors last Um suspension o f the opera, Mrattona. But this tlon of some of the provision* o f luman clement. Few U m anti-trust laws work la tha this enough to umsinterests of "big business’* at the . the vast problems espenss o f tha smaller business a t corporations and men. Wbils the relation o f th, ,N. jaw* a n good those K. A. to the anti-trust laws doubt­ less needs clarification, tha trou­ bles of the “ little" men, at least to data, come from the simple fact that as moat o f them operate on an eatrsmeljr close margin of Oflitfts profit It has been difficult for ’ The "l$VIJsllows" la business t fs the k M g J i'r r - - against Inr r e a s I tvfht'atnslgsmatlons. By •Ireugthcnllg-Tjiein and encoorag'ing the formation of more medium as to wages have threat sued in­ Oisrd organisations, it would be solvency. This, rather than tho gosler to prevent! abuses and to tendency of the larger cones ms to overcome the is barest disadvan­ “ dietats" prices. Is at Um root of tages of the largo units. This Is as true in government as the small business man’s trouble. These “ little fellow*" deserve a in business. The enormous site of good champion. They are among the country has made It constant­ the moat Important elemsnta In ly more difficult for rigid cent ral­ the country. Their eontinoed exis­ lied power to bo effective. One of tence In business is doubly Import, the roost pertinent criticisms of ant—for sociological reasons, and the New Deal la that It has in­ because of their potential influ­ creased the tendency toward cen­ ence on the economic structure of tralisation in government. Stand, anliird regulations applied In­ the rountry. Over centralisation, flexibly hart produced b*d reac­ whether in Isislnr* or government. tions locally, and this, in tum, Implies not only the concentration has hurt small' business men. of rxresslve powers in a few hands More fisxiblllty la the admlnlstrebut lbs creation of a system tlon of tho-N. R. AS would beno. which taxes the ingenuity of even fit the small butlnes men. Iowa" sts Iowa'* In In htialnMta business re real* 2 T 0 R N A D 0 f !S !L 0 C A L C W A IS C A U S E DAMAGE SEEN A B I D I N G A T P E N S A C O L A BY A L L R U L E S Chain** T O T m<4i from CWA work to direct relief, and other replacemen U writ (n ek through the Fbdotwl Be-Kieployaient office. The report state* that from Nov. 17 to JaS. 1, -all placem cti and tcplatomsnti * « t * made by the CWA rod Rio Civil Worka Service Administration Advisory Committee of Womfcn. After Jkn. 1, all placements aOd Ocplaormsnts am to he jnade by. off Id* Is at the Re-Employment Transfer of men from o n crow to another will continue to bt ma<W by tha CWA and Um CWHA. bat after Jan. I names of all persona select­ ed for supervisory or administra­ tive duty must be approved at Tallahassee. , k On tier. 26, all work directors, foreman, and mem bars . oT-. the personnel which handles work rec­ ords met for the porpose of dis­ cussing rules end regulations and Instructions as to the proper way to handle labor, keep Urns hooks, and similar requirements. A t that time all foremen were instructed to report to W. B. W il­ liams, work director for the county, the name of any worker not doing katisfartory work. known to be hablluaNy spending his money for liquor, or indulging In any other action tending to hinder or disrupt the work of u registering u*4 tarestlgOlliW new crocs, csrinff tor Ik* * k i( man, W. ,M. Haynes as i checking op an old crocs and com­ John Mobch and Holland pleting record* on these crocs. The handling of transients slso comes under the FER. During De­ cember, 93 men and three families • ALU ■sun were given relief . through this (group. wsSts I M The FER Is also handling the ■s ss ltlr. T l m* Ms M s * distribution of all commodities which are sent here by the gov­ ernment fir relief of the Indigent. On Dee. II, 94*3 pounds of pork was received, all but 300 pounds of which had been distributed by Jan. 1. A shipment of about 8000 pounds of pork was received yes­ terday, and It Is being distributed st this lime. A Urge quantity of butter, flour, canned beef, smoked pork, and cheese Is said to be eoruule to the city. These eomomdlllea ara to be de­ livered, the report sUtes, to all GIssbhi Correctly Fitted etleaU on direct relief from the T*' •'» l V * 'o UHt FER, families receiving Mother's Aid pensions, old age assistance or those being given relief by pri­ vate agencies, but only after ap­ D p lo fc 'e liw r proval has been given by the So­ cial Service department. A group of colored persons have been appointed to ’work as an ad­ visory group which meets with the Ttrsst* DR. H ENRY M cLAU U N , Jr. Several men hale been dis­ missed from CWA employment and their nimrs stricken from further CWA relief as s result of their indiscretions. It was report- (Continued From Page One) persons who were receiving werk relief or direct relief as of Nov. 16. The CWA was created after Nov. 16, bvhthls date was selected eludes Mrs. W. I* Morgan, Mrs. as the date which ended further Henry Wight, Mrs. E.' D. Brown­ registration of persons for CWA lee, Mrs. C. R. Mason, Mrs. Mamie relief, vlther direct or by employ­ Coates, Mrs. Kndor Curlett, Mrs. relrealrd about U )ard«. They de- ment anywhere in Florida. J. C. Bills, Mrs. Rex Packard, and rlared thry did not frel tha f m v On Dec. 13, this county's quota of (hr wind at all, but walqhad was increased to KUO persons hr- Mrs. Allan Stone and Mrs. Glsilya thr twirling currents demolish rsuaa it was found necessary, after Smith as consultants. This group hss sines approved their home. combing tha relief rolli to secure One witness said ha wsi stand­ additional peraoen to handle tha several projects. Including the ing at a window and Raw thr ap many details of aJminlstration, de­ opening of a new and large wom­ oM Basket proach of thr water Rpout*. Hr tails which could not Ih- cntru.tnl an's center in the Rulldlng on Magnolia Avenue. raw thr roof of a hou*r fly 50 to ati) except nio less skilled More than 46 white anil col­ feet into thr air rood after thr tur- » orkors. or'd women srr now at work at nadorR «trurk land. This additional personnel was the Center where they are en­ Othrr witnrRRm, ohRrrvIng thr s e l r o t i - 't il was explained by Mrs. gaged st making elothlrg, rugs. firmt atorm apjM*ar in thr l»ay, Mor»«, first, on Its ability and ji|Uilta, sml other article* which telephoned the weather bureau but training as fitted for the |u>*ition* will be di-trihuted to the indigent before the convrraatlon could he open; second, on its nerd of em­ as needed. completed the mm uni! ha I appeared ployment; third, on whrthrr or not A n rftef group of wnm-n are and pa*»e«J inland. Workers who the pinpu.od worker was head of now rnqilofi-d st the Hanford Muwent into the heavily-damaged a family. nii ipsl library assisting In cata­ district looking for Injured *r H One of (ho more Important loguing and repairing books and it waR mirarulouR that no one had members of the arlminiitrati >e magaxini-s. Still another group of teen killed there. Itoofa had Thh-ii personnel I- Rolnml F. l.ainli, as­ women are employed as housetwtRlcd off. wall* raved in and Mrs. kiw-peis In thr home, of indigent thr whole area war a maai of sistant tkstursing officer, Mutko reported. Mr. leimb lun families, particularly wh-re sick­ wreckage. J. A. Trane anti two members personally delivered each CWA ness has rendered the mother Inof hIf family ware in their house check bit Hatu-day of each wrek. ' capable of work. when full force of the atorm hit earning out all regulations re­ | In aMition, s horticultural proj­ garding thr making of pay roll*, ect ha. Just liern set up, and Mis. record), delivery of checks, and VV. A. (Jinn's gardens on Sanford the Mia.es reports regaiding their d.-llvery. j Avenue are to be worked by while .Samuel l*u •■tun. Martha Fox Mabel Hand, (irnit Ifadrr Mr. lamb’s direction. It un i colored women who will rarr Wicker. Elnalieth Mcl-augblfo. was derided rarly last month that for | liints „nd -hruhs that are to Sadie Williams,, Evelyn (iiadick, work il|)’s sboolJ be limited to be ret out around public buildings Katie Fox. Flo reiver FrartV, Rena F li Uy, Saturday, Monday and |and along roadways. Brown, and I. I*. Mrl'uller, A. L- -Tuesday, with tbr exception bring I I'royecls (bat arc pen kng In­ Betts, lllllic- Hill, W. K VVatsoo, twu State Rued Department crews clude the employment of women W. J. Thigpen. W A U ffler, Roy re- lay in* tuck un Sanford Avv* who are capsid' of gathering data and Joe Chittenden, and George nuc, which «W b imt work Friday |relating to the early hirtory of Mr laughlin. 'his city and county; women who i iimy la- employed as nurics; and ('•pt. K. K. Murrell has returned *women who ran be put |o work in from a trip to South Carolina a canning plant similar to whlrh and faced wlntery weather all tha was o|ieiated In tha Mat fair Hotel time he was away. last year. There were few present to wit­ Mrs. II. A. Howard has been ap-j ness tin- swearing in of the city proved locally as supervisor of Commissioners last Thursday Women's Work projects. Mr*. morning In Oriandu at the office Carrie Smith Is tha supervisor of of Count) Judge William II. Mar­ [the Women's Center in tha Bos­ tin. Judge Martin ad ministered ket Building, opened on Dee. 8, the oath to Mayor Sperry who In and bar asiUlanU arc Mr*. T. E.' turn swore In CommUsioiwrx B. Klnr an! Mia. Arthur Higgs.' A. Johnson and II. Clark Robert­ Women work (lx hours par JayJ son and the policemen. five days per week at ft rate of 30 Tha telephone exchange In Or­ and 40 cents an hour acrordlftg lando has bean sold to list Dean. to their abilities and i he typo of • wealthy young business mao of work their sc* engaged In. Richmond, Ky. Mr. Dean will at The old Federal Emergency Re­ once ----move to ---— Orlando -------- with' w„4' ,.hl« lief council, which U also Min family and taka active th tfft of the office. CWA ro far as this - cawaty^is BEER For .Your Health '• • or any committee under these councils, la on the payroll or Is reving any remuneration for leage or for any service what­ soever. Nor are any city or coun­ ty employees on any payroll of the CWA. CW8A, or FER. The Seminole County CWA and FER is composed of ths following persons: Randall Chase, chairman, II. C. DuDose, as vice-chairman, W. M. llaynra as secretary; Rev. E. I). Ilrowntee, Rev. M. J. Brkm, T. L. Dumas, John Meisrh. Max­ well Htrwart Fred T. Wllllaffl*, W. R. Zachry, John Rogers, Ilnston Steele, C. B. Searey, 8. F. 1-ong, Holland Dean, Mrs. Ralph Steve’s . <» Place S MARTIN? PALMETTO GROCERY service. We match loweol prices. C a l l and be coavlncod. Wo Deliver ■ l l l l HR U ...V-v) h..o c « , ' *' i * .♦ 1 ralHWVWl* %' Bible Prophecy Telia Hear Th|« Qpeohur Lect Night Jxa.7th fat SW AIN'S Battery Servka i 118 M yrtle Ava. (ReeTft Old Location) ■ W r » r r a i l i n g to d o nur |Mir( in p r o m o t i n g a a f » l r I n d r l v l i f liy lo»»l iitic t o u r bm kgft. I lg lil n mid f t l r r r l n g T h i s M O I f f !• l b * R o lu tr ll) - f r r r I f r t p r > H i I b k la f o y m l ”V K .’ * y o u w i l l N e g * ' i l i l i t l fi» « r r r i l f l r a i g U « u r « i i.> i h « U htriff. Wr trt m( yout •worn la a* Mayor of i t x H M , ] HANFORD. TW ENTY YEAR8 AGO Chone 441 SID SAYS D. U Thrasher haa returftdxrotn a trip to Kay West aad Cuba where ha attrodad tha Teoahera' Coaveatian at tha Island "ltd Mn Thrasher took a trip over Havana and expected to stay sartrel days btu x u furred to «wmf hoqre.UH * P IL B D RIVIN G r ii Wo aro contemplating hi lag aar floating driver tail] victalty tho first paH M i l jrsar. Lot us give you a flgi oa pulltag or drivkw pllas. PALATKA B O A T - A S CONSTRUCTION CO. ; 317 PalmaUo Ava. Quality, rnuxtewy, q u i c k Ofdoa: Cohlioiw Every Sunday Nlgbl I 'K W 5 �-------•-— * * T li- .• « tv^.* ■» -w. *.* *• i____•_____• THE SANFORD i* • 't* u *rV» is not a name so much a* the divine title of Jesua. Christ ex­ presses God's spiritual, •f i l i a l nature. The name is synonymous with Messish, and alludes to the •plrtuality which la taught, il­ lustrated, and demonstrated in the life of wh eh Christ Jr*u« was the embodiment. The propel name of our Master in the Greek was Jesus the Christ; but Christ Jesus better signifies t h e Grdlike” (p. 333). ial A n d Personal Activities Telephone: Office 141 jf Calendar --V-; . LD. SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JAN U AR Y 3, 1934 A T THE MltANE? TONIGHT Badness Luncheon Is Held A t Woman’sClub ’ • • \4 1 >V r ^ . M I ‘ . ‘ w*- . P e rso n a Is •Annoal welfare propram and M ONDAY Mr. and Mr*. I). L Thrasher monthly business luncheon of the t OlreU Number One o f Um Fir»t Woman’s Club of 8anfor.l took spent Wednesday in Kustis with Chorch will meet at 8:80 place on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. E. L. Fernsn. j wUb Mr*. George Half, J0« the dab house with Mrs. K. M. LAKE M ARY l'Avenue. Marier, Mrs. J. B. Root, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Briggs have CtreW Namber Tare o f the First E. O. Brownlee as hoitesses amt moved from M l Mvgnolia Avenue Mr. an I Mi*. Horace Cochran Naptirt CkaTcb will meet at 3:80 a large number of member* in at­ to 2103 Magnolia Avenue. have as their week-end guest1. rtktffc at the borne of Hr*. R- F. tendance. Mrs. Cochran’* mother. Mr*. It. ■*10" Palmetto Areaae, Immediately after the arriral of Mr. and Mrs W. K. Klrchoff Sinqurfield. her sister, Mi*s Nell Cooper and Mrs. E, C. the fueits luncheon was screed in and daughter. Nixie, have moved Siti'iurfirld, and brother. Cecil courses by the hostesses, assisted from the Monteiuma Hotel to 009 Sni'iuefielJ, o f fVlham. Go Circle Namber Three of the by four Girl Scouts, the Mis*e* Union Avenue. The Cnmmvnity Christmas Ml-' Baptist Cbarch win meet at Lillian Adams, Ella Mauri, Jones, tritainnirnt was put on la<t Sat-i Cecelia ■Truluck, and Nancy RosJO o’clock with Mrs. A . C. Chamuiday night at Chamber " f Com- j Arthur Robbins has returned to Tiein, U10 Sanford Avenue. setter. A t this time Mrs. Ralph his home In New York City after merer Building. While the chil-1 Circle Namber Foar o f the FlrA A. Smith presided orer the busi­ spending ilren were awaiting the uintal! a frw days w it h t Cbarch will meet at 3:30 ness session and read the Near Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kirchoff, Un. •if Santa Claus, an informal pro- | . _ ^ ___t with Mrs. T. C. Pltchford, Year’s message from MY*. Poole, 1ciain wa* given ty the pupils of j Ion Avenue. president of the General Federa­ 18U Elm Arenoe. j the rih'Htl consisting of readings,! Circle Namber One of thd Pres- tion of Women's Clubs. |piano solo*, violin solo, an • song*.i The invocation was made by bjrterian Auxiliary, Mrs. C C. Mr. and Mrs. J. Howell Fish Santa appeared in due time and Mrs. F. M. Marier after which re­ B rin *, chairman, will meet at snd fsmily have arrived from Ne.v | made the eiiiljrru happy with lit*! ports were hesrtl from the various 3:80 o’clock at the home of Mrs. j York to spend the winter season j gill*A O.. Andes, Br., Ptnehurat, wiih officer* and standing committees. . here at their home, 1300 Magnolia The Chii.tma* entei tainment of , Mrs. Andes and Mrs. II. M. Good- Mr*. J. C. Mitchell reported that ^ Tfnur, j ttie Community Churrh wa. given i members of the Girl Scouts sang Win as bosteesa. ~ ' Sunday night t y the Stimla' | 1Circle Namber Fire of the First Christmas carols in various parts jSrhooi. Following t. the pro-' Miss Thelma Tew left Tuesday Baptist Cbarch will meet at 3:30 of lbs city on Christmas Eve. gtam I’lelude. "Chri-tma* Car-1 efclech with Mrs. J. N. Burdick, , It was voted to send courtesy for Tallahassee to resume her : BAKR " o MYRNALO.' m ; 2 e n c H iE R ^ iH E LArrsf o l< C h n s t m a . Hymns—Congrr-1 studies after spending the lioli„ Palm Terrace. Each member Is be- cards to tourists In the city which |gallon; Scripture Reading i’ rof. j would aiknit them to all meetings day* here. She is a senior st the JAp silked to brine fruit. lahill; I'rayer Itev. Grrrnleaf;| ' Circle Number Six of the First of ths club this yesr. The finance college this yesr. Rea '.ng It M. Rail; Prewiitalioii | Mrs. Robert Thrasher MiKsPcarman H os I onh ; Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 committee announced that it will Service "Email-j O'clock with Miss Emily Boyd, 111 sponsor a series of “ vanishing" M r s. lvu litB r S a ,l in |j of thei,yChri'tmas Sunday School; R*- | Mr. and Mr*. Janie* A. ttand , Is Ilonoree A t Party T o bridge paries to be given for the W ait Elerenth Street. ——— I iiiaik. Rev. J M. Thompson; | havt moved to Orlando where Circle Namber Fire of th, Pres­ benefit of the building fund. ( 'oinplimrnlin^ h«*r *i*li*r in-law, Mivs Rutli I'earman entertained O ifeitor)- "!h e Star of Iti-thle- | they will make their*, future home. Mrs. Ralph A. Smith introduced Mr*. |(of>ert C Tlim*hi‘rt a irrrnt willi B paity and ml*.ellam ou* |hem"; llenrdirtion byterian Auxiliary, Mrs. Henry Mr. Sand* will he employed by the lui.lv, Mr*. I'iiiil .1 Stint* nnlrr- shower oil Saturday afternoon ut McLaulin, chairman, will meet at Mrs. Ira Whitehair, president of Mi and Mrs. S E. Wr*tei uiot National Hi.«cuit ('ompnny there. imiit'J with r hiltlut* imrty m»5 [ hi r lomu* on \Vr*t K ii'l StM’i t n don-* hi’ ip niipits nf Mi nn»l M iv 1.-00 o’clock at the borne of Miss the DeLand Woman's Club, who . Mae McaOl, 807 Magnolia Arenoe. prevented Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. lin«*n honor of Mr*. M n U A. ciiii i sk«* l « », rini«lni«H liny Mr. and Mr*. L (J. limn ond her liomr in .Mnyf«ir. Anderson mii*Ij luratli. a m in t l > r I .... .. prtth Miss McGill and Mrs. Martin Meredith, and Mrs. an 1 Mr C. l< K Tt i •Mr*. James Hawkins of Mock* members of her club. ‘J. Lori* as hostesses. to | |wtul| att«-n ^sl teat lie r*’ meet ville, N. <*. are viaiting Dr. and Ih iw U o f rut f l o w r r * w v r r u*s»*«l t o ] b i i J o th e r n*»l f l o w n <* w en* The program of entertainment I Circle Number Six of the Presdecor ate the ntotn* where the ‘Cerate the room* where the in/ hi Tampa la*t Tlmr*day an l : bytkriaa Auxiliary, Mrs. R. H. opened with musical number* try I Mr*. II. Wsyile Iturkrr st their * |yuc«l* were received KUeAtn wyie received. Kriday Mr*. T m e accontpanierl home in San I.anta. Miss Carolyn Collier, pianist, and Walthour, chairman, will meet at of During the ufteriKHin came* them to vi*it fnerut* in Afterc^eveial |'roiCte**i4m« CeteraMisa Mildred Nix, cellist. Kail piue, twin twere rnj«»yed and n price wa* bury >- J l M k « /o'clock with Mrs. Richard Lehmann, ircretary of tho Semi­ Donahl .Sheafer and F.tlwln llnl hridye hiyh Fcoro .Mi- J R ilouyhton entertained i e m ’m, w « t r*l\en to M ian |.oi« |awnrded to Mr* (ialhreath At n Tea Eyck, 1938 Washington Avrnole County Chamber of Com­ ly havr returnetl to .St. AujriiBtm-* Couch while cut prise, ,, linen * 1*1*' hour the honor yurat re- her l a k e Maty mu*ic eln*» nt i nde, with Mrs. Tan Eyck and Mrs. merce, then gave an Interesting to attend school after *|X’ndiri|; liaiidkeirhi« f. wa« pre«eiite*| to Iceived a larire number of infl« party la.-st Thuraday nfternmin. a p . Bromley as hostesses. and detailed report of the welfare the holiday* here with llie for* .Mi'* |( I.* (fulfill. A NWeet course from the I'UrM* after which re 1 hr ioom« wert* deem ate I in ted Regular program meeting oi nic»’* mother. Mia. Mae Sheafer, work done b> all agencies in the » • ' n t n . l ut u lat*' hour by the Jf .chment a wore »pi\n| ty the and Kieeii, cm r y itiir out llie holi­ the Woman's Missionary .Society city during the past yrar. A com­ 11.1 Kim Avenue. ho^te***, n** i-»t«’d I*. Mr* J D |ho^te**, i « t •*«! by Mi** I.oin day color Afhrme A program of o f the First Methodist Churrh will plete report of his talk will be Wooslriltf Nil I Mina Doiotlua law* i< ouch piano *«doa wa> p i w u by *e\eral .taka place at 3:00 o'clock at the found on another page of today's Mr. ami Mr*. Harold Alhritrht of IhiH* preaent wen- Mr* Mmko member* of the c a** fol|owe«| by church with Circle Number Six in paper. Wil«on, N. N are spending the *,,MThou present were Mr* Mmko \. (falhrrath. Mr* (ieotire 14aloe * and fo|itea|« In the two ^charge of the program. The meeting was brought to n winter aea*«>n heie with the lat­ timAical M u lish, * .\ Mil’ u til R fu la r business meeting of the close by a short aJdrcas by M r', ter ' n t»rother-in law and plater,_ert (' On a-ni l. Imlmi jfiie t. 5ll* Kniyht, Ji , the Min*e« (feiie M«r J ! ' WV’.’.lrulf. Mr- II I Watrt*. | | |.Ul ,||e Stoiy,'* and "\Shat‘* Wiori^ Wilh Helen T. Morse, director of tile Mr an<l Mr*. W K. Kirchoff, SL Agues Guild of Holy Cross Ji . Mis llu lu.ll H oler. Mi* j Bolt. Ilelly llilitrrniiMci. I.ildiy T i m I'n tnir,*' i utli •« wdlli d in t* .Episcopal Church will be held at Kentlnole County Emergency Hr Unmn Avenue. Alehin Fiunklm. Mi* I. I Gam- |Cornell. Helena Wilaon, Fiatirr* tie .won I ) Fiance* Tliomp*on lief Council, in which she gave *r 8;30<o’clock at the Pariah House. Helen ll.iuglu* . uni a n ! Natalie T i ue Ref I e*»hmeitt a Dr J. N. Tolar returned thi ei. Mi* TNine? Winn, and llie |VYiUun, A. Circle Namber Four of thv counts nf the activities of the of f ik cake, Ute ) jiii yum*, and Mi *kc» 1nilnilii'ii l aw,on. R P i Chi inline Stnu ■.-inline ^Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mrs. 11. 11. varjoui welfare departments heir morning fnmi Kork Union, Va. lirilfin, Jnlm llieifin . Ituth I’car | I um li w i l e m *i \e I !•> tin It.• lev* an<I announced proposed project'. where he aprnt » ahort time. !!• Lstria, chairman, will meet at 3:3< CHRIS 11 \ N h< IK M I! .Among tliuse present weir Mrs. arc mupanted In- nm, U*l|di Tolar, men. mid l.oi* < micti. •o’clock with Mrs. F. T. Mrriwelh (IIIR IIIK S Ralph A. Smith. Mr*. F. N. lam- who will hetrm hi- studie* ut Kork JCelery Avenus son, lira. A. M. I’hilips, ilia. K. M t’rimri Academy with thi* term. Private IhHtru«ti«»ii ! ’ TUESDAY Mrs. IMilnm And Mrn.' “Cb»i*t .Ii ’aii«" u a* the subject Calloway, Mt*. J. II. Coghurii, • in f tlit* I i Aton St i mon in nil ’ 7 " " '* N r*. 0. E. McKsy. Mr: W ater I Mrs \V. I*. Stoudenmire i« plan Calhoun AreHonorccs Voice or Piano ***• P t^ rU rU n Auxiliary. Mias C()optr> Mr, J>ln„ .sh, ron ror h.irrlie* of f hi lat. Sen iitikl, on mnjr to n*turn Saturday from Co­ Phone im See ra Warren Eaatcrby, chairman, , Ban ™------ *■— --*■-------- Mrs. Jana It. Smith, Mrs. II. t n. Iu>. December t) I ha Mi •*f» Hlanche Cuniuuj|at 7:30 P. M. at the Moors, Mrs. (). 31. Ilariison, Mi* coa where nIiv hu* l»een Fpendin,? M» h T. II Mr Anl \ i will meet i Amonir the i ITu I imiin who li the p»*t week with hr? non in law hum anl ltaiel Tew enterluini- l I home of Mlaa Oliva I^Z«tt«, 2\t:, e t enrt A pi h Phon • Mi; •oifii i<4«>d (tie I <e«M*n Sri moil wa* H. La nay, Mra. John Mei.ch. and daughter. Mi and John■ *•'■ on Wciae*duy afternoon ut the leewpsiies, see* a n " Mr*. .»ses*. nun *v a if*i " iiir e illl illl'iiB lit l Ilf * . * li # ** ‘ oistto Avenue, with Mlaa U . Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, Mr*. II J following (lie Hildi § i e s n . § at , ,, ... * , , Ir»e fallow in,* flout fioni llie MibliMiller,, fo formeily off tin* city. r m e ily o I home o f the lutter, 'JlHk Av otu do .. . . . . . . . ,. Mrs. Gartrud* Gilbert, and lahman, Mrs. J. O. Huff, Mr*. A. ..... ^ ek. . . . . . I he Spirit o f I he |.ord Cmm| I* • Avenue, with n f»aity and double . hosteaes. Clyde Ramsay, and Mis. J. T i-'nn* lahower In honor of Mr* .Marvin ; 1 " n!T' * u *,,M 1,1,1 Mi* * Kmma Sp* ncei the Junior Newby. to Mountain Mda m and Mr*. I \S Calhoun. " 1 '* ,n* , |, n ' 1 * returnt tomorrow Also Mra. Frank Stein, Mrs. J. illto the ni4’4 k . he huth **e»il - W,U 8a hsld Ci nie* an l content< were « nI^ke, N J after upending the Adrian Brown, Mr*. A. C. Cham(no li bind up the lmtkeii*hrai ted. f; J H 4£0 F, M. hi the library of tfce Joyed *nd print were avva • ed to l.Sfir. M INI Mrlain. Mrs. J. W. Worley. Mra. holiday* here with her hinther-in M i * Milurn, .Mm * Milfrcd l.uinley, , to ptoejaim liberty to the «ap i MbaoL i nmit. j %v mm law and *i*ter, Mr nnd M m Mrs. James I bnnekrv • t 4 emihiffre Ml4g |11ve%, and the opening of th. ' ,Tha Seminole High School P.-T. 11 Wayde liucker, and H im Kva Cunningham. The (feorge Harden, Ka*t Twentieth ■ I I I N l n FI t il * srill avast at 8:30 o'clock at th« Hawkins, of Mocktvllle, N. C„ Htrwet. 4 HHIa*M tt r I two honor Kuc*trt wi le then pie. IprMon to them that are bound" 11 -a M l ) auittorlcm. Ths Rev. Mar­ M m S. U. Highleyman, Mra. E !*4(iited with ratm tihboiu whit h, Tlie I>e*«on Sri moil al*»«» inelutl i ’. Braa* will apeak on Lhs aub- U. Bullock. Mrs. JColor Curlett. when pulled, revealed two large Mrs. II. M. I’apworth, Dr. Ellxa lly Relations.” Dr. and Mr*. II Wayde Rucker hove* tilled with gift* from the ed the followng |a**uge- from ! I I he t hristnn Sinn, i* le«ll»<H>k traal for ths song festival! both Tracy, Mrs. Iteian T. Morse, and children, Wuydr, Ji , an l guratv at the Auditorium at Mrs. 8. O. hhlnholier, Mra. E. D. Harharn, and their guent*. Mr A c»^oi scheme of re I and hlack "Si inn e and Health with Kev t«» Brownlee, Mr/. F. M. Metlrr, Mrs. it will taka place at and Mrs I.. (1. Horn and M*- wa* develop* d h) the decoration* the Si ripturar." by Mury Maker J, B. Hoot, ths Mittet Mildred ,'M . at the Woman's Club. Janie* Hawkins of Mock tv tile, N which consisted of red poin«e(tia- Kddy “ Th* word ( hi'-t i« rod Nix, Ellen Mahonry, Carolyn Col­ -Augustin* Smith will havo C. will leave tomorrow for .Si an.l nowltv I lack "eroltie*." t'pon properly a aynonym for Jcau*. lier, and Mra. Ira Whitehair. Mra. le k > .1 Petersburg to Join Mr. llawkin*,arrival earh yueet iviote in the 1•hough it is rnmmiuily ►" Used M " Morrison, Mra. Meredith, and Mra. I brides’’ book, »bicli « n r g ix n tu ' Je.ue ms * a human name, whirli ■- - and apend the week end. Anderson, of DeLand. i the hotair ^uriti iatrr in thv aft- lalong'-'i to him In romumn with jernoon 'other llrbrew buy* and ni'-n, fui Dr. Elisabeth Trary » ill be thr| Rrfurlunrnti acre served to ' It l» Identical with the namr Mrs.LoucksEntertainH main speaker and will lead die-[the folloaini: Mia. - ., L.,, and Jueliua. the renowned Hebrew russiona at lha regular meeting; Mrs. Calhoun. In>|i"r r Mia. .leader (m the other hand, t'hiiat 4 Sheafer entertained a of the Junior High School I*. T. A W A Ho|ikina. Mra. J A. Cun- I _____ _ _» at hh frlemh on Friday Tuesday afternoon at ningham, Mr«. J. A Strange, Mia. ! ~ Vast* and bowls of red gladioli tobe held r at Um hoiks of hie mother. Abraham*. Mr*. L. !Minnie Emma Strange, Katherine and bright colored eweel pen. 3:30 o'clock In the library of the John ll Elm A retina, were used to adorn the rooms of school. Dr. Tracy ha* chosen a * 'R e a r 1. Mr*. I. K. Tew, anl llie Kelly. Nellie Cunningham, H«irA Now W ay ' hie coast, Edwin Holly, her subject, “ Atmosphere nr the Misses Mery Calhoun, E ixabrth ! rn*v llaidy, Vera I'liillips, ll.inni Um holiday* season tho horn, of Mra. G. I. Louck*. Value of Intangibles." Mrthvin. Winona Sparkman, Mil- j Young. Pauline Bellamy. Ilurel Avaeiuo, when Mi* where the dueat* Magnolia drrd l.umlay, f . , . Cunningham. I Tew, Blanche Cunningham, and To Manicure ad were decorated for Loucke entertained the members Viable Chapman. E llu l ll"Uy, Mary Helen Tew. o f tho Aftornoon Tea Contract ~'with Christmas novwerei Mra. It. J. Holly. Mra. W. T. Club and several other guest* i . . . . that will make tinLangtry, Mrs. II. M. I’apworth, v . . . contests were en- with a bridge party yrsterday aft Mra. W. M. Scntt, Mra. U. F. Whi< n a i l a amuothi'r. lu ighL'i t lata hoar when punch emoon. ner, Mra. E. M. Galloway. Mia. uiid tMr murt' attractive1 After several progressions of and a manhmallow Samuel Pulrston, Mr*. I). L.J . . Nitva’a N w Oil I’ol |a-l Mr*. Shaffer bridge scores were collected by Thrasher, Mrs. W a l l a c e W. I Id serving by Mm T, Mra. W. T. Langley. Mra. B. F. Wright. Mra. II. II. Uwis, Mrs. 1. iah Ht-nuiver u-* a f> in Whittier won high score dub C. Ilenaon, and Mra. Flrtchoy H. Nail CIvaintT went the Misses prite, a novelty Jardinler, while Bailey, bridge guests, and Mrr. <11 ll reiimtia e*|e |e..81••fi Jane Gaatt, Mrs. E. M. galloway receive! i Earle T. l^ucka, tea gueat. l! ) ll rfe ai| rulls l# * Bonnie Young, high score gaeat prite, a linen (Si ll blfl»' lira the e-III lie Hall front half III'MJII 1*1 i.«|l lip I T. and James Young, guc^t towel. <41 l*UW I*, lie. ..|| liaae N<lVA A l the tea hour refreshment, Flunk Bower, Will l« I NAII. <■I . KA S WI: I ( lirrhllla liMHN Italia IIOII I Verna rd Sbaafkx, were served by the hostess, as­ u t •*rv (Ll la a ru rifiiltr fur <1r> By Bobby Sheafrr, and sisted by Mra. Langley and Mra. lirilllt Italia 8IIDPFING % -*--v Baric T. Loackf. Those present S t . J u n t o s v% J J ( DANCE S A D Y E ’S la cl aing out ull Fall and Winter nurchuiuiiso at sncrifico prices— making' Imrirnins that you may never ?ee iiKain. The sale i* nlso nn opportunity for you to come in nnd see the new Spring stock which is arriv­ ing ilady nnd making it nceaunry ti Ret rid of all winter merchan­ dise. 4 7 DAYS ONLY Starting Sat.. Jan. 6 Through Snt., Jnn. 13 SILK , T T \’ DRESSED ONK LOT Need The Roam—They Will Nol Move Ho Giving Away At Only f N ew Bags H ose Leather Antel«|»e Piir Skin Shark Skin ,wport. Si i eel, Value* 82.26 Values $3.60 T ra vel $1.69 $2.45 $2.89 Values $4.60 59c 11reirulant S|n*i iaI At Afternoon ... f 1.00 Archer Chiffon rr 4 Q $1.45 .11 Vanity Pair< V E L V E T H A T S To Go! A t Give A w ay Prices! Values L t»5 » :i t»6 'lii f.VOU $ i 59 ^5 Kvery W in te r C o a t Fur Trimmed Only (thick an . iii-xm n it ! Il.'Htli iful c n ls J bulk <>f in go ul 1 Half Price' 50 Brand Ne^ Kiel- G lo v e s All New W o o le n RiarU, Brown, Eel Grey- hues fit, to 7 D resses I * "lu es T o and $3.26 B r a s s ie r s Bridge Club Members Bids On Hauling Clay To S e v e r a l S ch o o l s Will Be Received At T h e . 10 9 - 1 1 w I t T - I V - t T R , t r T I At I t 1 t i l l A l t k /.. •/»* II. ...I ... rt, h f I, ( i , , "*••• • -• e*l1« •• Ml I f . ' •• •• «l I i* •' lllteli t "JUBt Around V > The Corner” At . DRESSES &11 * V- t t, te k Court House On r it t ’S 1IATB* yf A• 'uesday, January 9fh. l! Next Uae Nova L>()tiitl Nail I'oliah— bottle 26c Perfex O il Shaminio (Kaprc-ally Good for Uendruffl BCARF Shrrs ’ T.W . Lawton, SKIR1 BLOUSES * 110 f >rd Ave. 11 ( Naluril-Mediuni-Cherry) If You Want Your Il-lr To Look Ita Beat Try Our P. Pauls Beauty Shop I’ hone 489 2nd and Park ty * IdSheaferHonora snd Visiting- Here r ‘ -1 if 79c $1.26 Arvhi'rflb*| A Di'xdaK' $ I .<>6 ... P L A ID S In Checkeuboard— Checks tn a Tan, Brown! and Blue <* ,’ *»' i 06c Value* To Cloae Out At— Many other Item* to dot* out at unheard of | ---------- A ------------ 8:i«V * — ^ . ] �- mwmm P A O I’ FITE THW 8ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, ■ ■ ■ » >.T *." S fiA W t lt e r s K M iV K A I C I I D T I T D M • » b « * » " t ia l measure of Improve. liE / T E i/ iL O tlA IlJ llil “ ““ * to examlnitif' atU m p - t f d<nl»r and p f , thi* number 1,100 amounting to ap­ p ro si m a id / K .650.000 hare actually been closed, i One of the Important factors lfi the progress which has b e«j made Is due to the general sssr s ; j r r ^ - i o A N s o n or of capital note, to l i e ' , _ _ _ »r nnr mo-I Ilccottetrociion Finance Corpuiu-J | ^ , j^ | Q in *" W ® b u s in e s s 1 Afiout 35000i7nAr*AR* Aided A * Bfeeuto 0ft Jte-Fihancing Pfau (DhipmepaaSeeretiuyls Elated Ovei Rapid Progress Reported w -2 - S h*"a consented DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. Vegetables no, 2 can BETTER rCOD.STORLS Chili Con Carne..... 1UC CREAM, pint jar . ft U P DRESSING, p t jar I DC POWDER; 10 for COUNTRY ROLL SUPER SUDS, each 9c SOAP, 2 bars .:..... I OC morr nearly complete halmnc** ran Iw Maxwell House lb. Wisconsin Cheese lb "" FLO UR - f “ International o-munt rciol lationi, although mill Ntrogi under the handicap of man) «trirtion«, have begun to Itap 7 ' PILIJUHJHY attained, inuht Im* norue ir adjunlincut this nit nation* C0FFKK DAISY eron Orlando ManExplalns Craft Which Makes Use Of Atmosphere if-you own yoor own grove. f . ’Jow ^ bjr rirH ■« MARKE M EAT to | The rules were promulgated by * -* “ 1------- * -a - t l . L Ik .. Phone 89; M45c peck15c P IE S 4 lbs. 2 k Sanford, frlorldft Woatcrn on Fla; appraisals, insurance, abstracts, rurvejrs and attorneys fees, a* well as salaries of employes* of the Corportion. Money spent for necessary repairs on tba properties help to restore healthy Mieineaa mndilionr. and the pay ment of taxes provides funds foi governmental operation, ('ash ex. e» — - ---------------------renditurra on loan* approximate !$'/' of the total amount bor­ rowed. .The work of the lloma Owners’ Loan C-uiwration Is hut a part af the comprrbensiva (irogram fur rocovcry which is naw getting well under way and is relief is brought to Itome owners and money is distributed through the channels of business In uacq com­ munity, the effort to re-estab­ lish pnuqiertly Is Iming reall ted. 'Home owners who are cllgUdo far loans through this Corpora­ tion and who heretofore hava been hesitant In file applications aliould <V> so now. All branch offices vflll gladly give Information to rowers In every way possible, thou interested and assist bor- •W A 8IIIN G TO N . Jan. 0.-(/Ft— Hero arc some tiling■ that mskr sas.ion uf Congress tieginning yrstarlay diffrrrnt from any other !g Lb* history uf tho country: •'*//*♦ BEEP ROAST; lb., 10c, of llrooklyn: “ Do right and IliJe I right." Mr. a n ' Mr*. Joseph Hcrger of Manliattan: “ Where one goes, tba other goes; what’s good enoogh for on. is good rnouglt for the other." Mr. and Mta. Samuel Urown of Mrtlbs: "Ho unto each other as )ou would be done by." Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arm of the llronx: “ After a scrap and n good night's reit, it’s all over." Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Hinton of Queens; “ Have perfect faith ami (trust in each other and' in your program. Huh.tantial contribution to gen­ eral business conditions and di­ rect relief for approiimately .l/iOO distressed home owners In the refinancing of 97.7M.COOJX) in mortgsgas in Florida alone i Is rrmerrte evidcnc,, of the ItI suit, obln iaed. ! Thr Fletida division of the . ;;! ji under the manageCorporation James 11. Stockton, with ment cof . __ headquarters atl Jacksonville, has production l<> bean able to idevelop „. o point where approximately 100 loans per day are now being ap­ "Morr significant is thr ptob prove^ and turned over to at­ lent of price disparities. The con torneys for title rumination and i.nuous downrwlng In prices from rinsing. Since rqierathaia began In I'j.’y to the early part of lasts an I Augtiat. the Florida division hne t ig rapid upswing since then hnvr placed as high as fourth and not '■'ought about g very topsideraldr lower than eight In the stand­ * ■■“ !; "Boat For Th* South'' .■mount of maladjustment in thr ing of the forty-eight states as nay Cat! Lraa Her ause They Spread Farther— t.-icca structure. I’rices of a Urge *n the number of loans which number of commodities are out of tiave actually been clasad. They Retain Thai, Drauty l-oagrr— ■quillbrium with prices of other An efficient and completely Thare la No Better Made— . • iniuoditie*. equipped organisation consisting "The goods and services pio- of eight offices, including the ■uci-d by some segments of our main office at Jarkaorwilla and 204 Sanford Avenue population Imt too many or too seven contact offices in the vari­ I -w of the goods and services pin ous sections of the state, with 110 full lime employees, miking by fsr the larger! mortgage Instltutlon in the atate, had linen developed an.) pill In operation Osceola C UT BBANS, HOMINY or in the short period of five months. Mixed, ■« lies idle the problems Incident I U V to the development of an antlrrly, No. 1 Cuu I41 Frontrra *4'. O new plan and organisation the time romumed In the arragtte ban.Iline of intrirate details In Ili|Nilitp Mnnihmjillow 4 _ rnnnertion with obtaining data and bundling negotiations between Individual home owners and Oversea SAl.AI) mortgaises. Iliero haa tern a minimum of rle'av in carrying out Octagon SO A r or H g A the purposes of the Corporalkm More than 11.000 application* totaling in rxreas of |i1JV>0,QOtl if mortgages have l>e«n filed. Ap­ proximately tjioo hava Ifegn rflertesl because of lmilluiblll|r nr I'ulmulivu . . . — *4 0 4 % -rt, of sufficient value. Mora than rU.Oo have been xpiirorvd Un your Drang*. Headquarter*. We have Rweel tap that three out of. four,of the 'one married at least SO,gears, mortgagees Phone 23 ilmetto By KWfedy Cwipies ' -The JACKSONVILLE, Jan President aconmplishmentO' Roosevelt’s Home Owners' Loan Corporation daring the past few months constitute one of. the most far reaching- and effective influ­ ences in tho National recovery t‘ ! ATTAN M AR KET •nH rtftrrrd Western or Fla. 4 A RIB STEW, lb. -v - - Wfa and mellow, Grimes Goblen . IUC ; 3 lbs.. Woirtern Round1—Club—Sirloin Ranford Iceberg Good Lettuce, 2 Ads Shoulder fto a s t,J b . Corn Fed. RIk . R A M S , lb .... t l f i ' Fresh Pork <4 S ID E S , lb .... ft U P 'Wcatn. Pork 4 «■ ^ C H O P S lb... L ^ C Fresh DKET8 or Carrots 2 bu. . Best Sltipped S T E W , l b .... t B N f Fla. Pork C h op s lb. : All Pork. Pan 4 B A S A U S A G E , lb . T O C 1 J EGGS, do/., * A la a # t ■ « - — 'ancy Calif. Ix.'monH'. d oz. ►Yri»h Shelled U m i Deans, R>.'„ Hard Green Cabbage, lb. ’ t Q ftd a *. 2 lb s; t w C Good Largo , ■Fancy Celery, 2 st. Strawberries Qt. ' Freah Ground Ga. . M E A L o r G B W S , 3 Ibeu......... .......... I W C Mandy DoRed or Unboiled BUTTER CORN GRITS l O l b s . I 9c 'F ^ e'T ifc^ scvciTj-eaiV'fc fought down criticisms of noted engineers : who told him his car would never bo able to move under its own power. * Hut just as the technicians in odr patent offices force,I the Wright brothers to go to tlermsny for patents on their first air­ plane. because they said it was im­ possible to make it fly. and just ■S the curious crowd saw Hubert Fulton's side paddlrs srnd a boat through the waters of the Hud­ son and went away believing it would break in the middle, those who base seen this machine oper­ ate, have changed their criticisms tit "it will never be practical." ' 1 'Just as the first automobile which lumbered down the street can hardly Is- recognised is (be lifaiiliful vehicle of today, so too will the Improvements in this maI chine rhamrr tt In the nest few M EAL 101b s * 19c utklijrationi* for IU34. Despite the nIndy>endent-W orn Owned a r t Om t m >. GRAPE JAM. 1 lb. culnnd itlii'u' OVWgM G RAPE JUICE, pi.......................... Ooararitetd To Open Aliy Pipe ! P L U M i m can .............................. ’ Pur# Gold .SYRUP, Ir*. ifloKH bottle FLOUR 27c 49c Helmet STORAGE doz. 2 5 c LOCAL dozen 35c Ralston's CfcKKAI NEW DAY C O F F E E lb. 23 Pet or Carnation MILK 3 cans 1 8 c IDST HR AN tfJhrs Not P J .A K E H .... ,- t1 In ■»■> alt your IradlBC w PINEAPPLE PICKLES Strong Opposition! Beets Arises AgainstNew Carrots Cuban Peace Plans' (in M tw tk tr’i l'raak Bread S' Urg. B ox«« Hw. Matches T a il H I Fityulir BnHff) GARETTES. pkK RAISINS (burl) J Ih, I'RHNKH. 50 *0 all*. 3 PKAt'JlFJt. Irg. an*. 1 A l’ RICOTH. I khc APPI.BS, jb..f * r r MIXED FRUIT. 7 Ika F fA itB . I Iba- B O A T 157 ( TBtAT T O R AT U l H. Flnrt BUik 4> t > ; OfyomiU Pe* Peaches No. 2 Iffcficy Main GO VERNM ENT INSPECTED KLO R lD A P CORN Mothap, COCOA, 1 lb. exp............ Wjxtxm • Rlbbbi White HouM-CondpnMd P »r Oraag* Peku* TEA /y, pound U rg e OV*r«ca MILK, H ox. can...;. vv CATSUP. 2 for .............. White Hmue Rvxporxted y ------------ -— *»T ------- lone—Tender Lima i MILK, 3 tall cans BfiANS,.ai€^»Zk Cempbell's TOMATO JUICRv 3 cum. Cor. M agnolia A ve. M A R K E T S l l i [ E .;First St p o u n d 15 ■I LK IIKIKII Flit IT •Plan* f e - a O’clock—Mild, Mellow 5 553*-ft.ftW rx'.T »U » f | I• IUI«ff phx> PECANS, S lb-. Folmollve 15c oaiuf. ft. M U’, ( rerk rn . I# rb «e . I U r Mexareb |irllrle«e fer P1*e SOAP, 3 exit nt « SPHfAGH; Na. 2 ewit. 1 NHI'RAUI Re, 9 i ’mm M»m mrrh ( H i l l ('•■pbelPa T# m i U J tin e K , m . imm , (iu trtn tn d S it IliO U R r P H js & W i M * ' 'nwb-Twte, Wkii« < W M kNiNo.frcaw.A.JK t o tier Food Stores 1tnder Sliced i Any Thlckntaa Ybu Like ffJ'.\®UK<;|:K. 111. mm (24 Ibn. 9He; 12 Urn, |7c) lU & E e K T K W , Garden; 1 WltiiJ A a R v r n i v dTEAK; IB...... I Sliced and Rirtdleaa lag them to cancel United k i . fl * order* within eight days, Euiu pcan order. In 3d days, and Jai>a nrae in 4b Uaya, “ in order lo )• due* to a minimurn Urau'a t , - toms i m a a a m . H l • ■f BkfsL Bacon, 2 lbs. T i B T fi . S J fa 9 M ir O T IW LIVER, 2 lbs. WOOD Beef lH » UVER, IK.„ ~ ..... V T II). PttlAJE H ilt K O L L E l) ROAST, Ih W A S t& H »& «a a *... j BOILLP HAM, pound...... FYe^t - J ^ m R L I N G S o P , VA( in O |l (U W«lfc I S Ibe. Fancy CQPFEE, RICE, 3 Iba....... OG LARD, 2 pound. . P e a n u t B u tte r lb. jar 1 2 1 ^ 1 ^SardinesCANS BfcvriJOHN’S VOrarM* ,Peanut Blue-Rose RICE5lbs. 21cl Octagon The l'aesj|ileiit reVoinmemletl the Roveininent Hpeml $ ful | the ears of i I h woumletl v e t e i a n ^ « arimitllNt ration, metlnal. ho*pilal I anti tloiiiMilary serbirei* s -ft .Im I lion o| I'.'l 1.707 iiiiili'l the ai'i'io I pf iat ittii«> of (ant yeai jftCOFFEE, lb. pkg CORNED I1EKK, 4for15e|Palmolive3,,m s14 c Cheese lb. 15c| L E T T U C E I Oeccol, i Standard Him $2 or More - lOVALTINE ....tT SALMON, 2 cana PtirrhiiKv o f I Oversea ORANUE MARMALADE. H uz. i;!ium W ith <• m e rry "The »leereai»e," the I'reMileut I naitl of tho* item, "m oasitimuti ptineipally h> the aiivaiit'inj; *»>:«' ami c«>n«tantly inrtea«intc ilcnth •rate smou^ the em l v\ar vetei 'an" anti tlieii UepeinlentA " r Qugrt -Jar SALAD MUSTARD OtPtraaa room s net dee re RT. the Prenltlent nhii I he n*c«niiiiiemlRtion pii>\iiJt*il for m uiu- thiitl re«ltiiMtii>ii of le>;n*laf live ie-kirtiotiN in the pay uf re ­ tired einericefx*y officers. pound 1 2 lbs. MAYONNAISK pl». 20o; 8 oz. Toilet TISSUE, 3 Ifr. r t^ U ...................... Ivtno rated PEACHES, Full I IIl cln. ......... 166LY Qtvceteiids The run whlrh was made rreent- I ly was wot the official test of the machine, for as was to lie expect- ( od, there are number- of small changes to lie made liefon- II can I . o|teiate<l at any apprc.iahle rate of s|teed. However, from all appearsm-es ■I has proven that this traveling salesman, free from the lumduapa Which the knowledge of what can, ami can not he done, as taught in our engineering school', went ahead and did what wr hale Slight In c re a s e In Pensions For Veterans Asked tA. a Pure Ground ti.d W a Blue Rose ■ C o f fe e , V a l b i l U C R IC E , 3 lbs. T U C It Is th* first and last regular aksaion of tho 7Snl Congress; A ll otlsrrs hava had two soasl,n,. but th* I-amr Duck constitutional almfal dropped him during change. Future Coagr,sa«a vflll haw two regular atsalons. s it convenes on Jan. S; Ajl prev­ ious sessions sine* IBM began the ifirst Monday In December. I Its mombora lost two months ln *« l.v the la m * Duck amend Iwat w u lo the sailing veseols the railroad vas to the -tag,- coach and th- automotdb- was to the horse and buggy. This revolutionary vehicle Is the Hoyette electric air-rsr. The car generates power from the atmosphere. fThere are hun'Vrds uf stockholders in the project in Central Florida). Not only did I ri le on this ma­ chine, but 1 sst in the cab sod lulled the thmttlr and felt the SO ton machine quiver hs-nealh the power of Its t«kn-c\Under, airI striven pistons, as it picked Up moImenlnm and traveled down a Imlf I mile track, all ihr track facilities I that could Is' spared tty the SnnthJern Railroads in the yard- near |wherv this machine was conslruel- f Comiwund O f t g x ■Country Roll ! L a r d ; 3 lbs.... I l l f t v 1B u tte r , lb .... m & w - /GGL COFFEE THE SANFORD HER ALP. SAN FORD, FLORIDA. FACE FOUR f .1 L-. I OUH ARTS L A M P SHOULDERS, lb x %TI%t: MUX i W K i CHOPS, Hi.................. MjSUint 4)»u . i % A C .K H O N r ,. S P A R E RIBS. :i ILh Hi JL I V E R DeUvared W . J M k -X T . "<h. ■1. b%Jt«M I- M •-•ll-M X UOUK HAM S, II). 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I lit l.»-i | I .e ' h o t he i l l pp i . • • i l i d * h> Pllll \ I»H n i l Inn »; I — I'lnlt’ inir hi* ‘ tn|tinlifo * *up i i to *1 M ll l l tl u Me »f'. • I H I g * ' | f . Hi* 4i .l t • t * e l ate ! lltin ilile u f port *44 the |*le*«l.ll*nfs • \ j* th* in%e,* t i g i i t l o ' i * W III program.'* K»i»r"t T XXVii . hie • v • i e I W h . Il lie ’ in l to t »•». man i.f fit* \ aft Mini %1«** 1 i • * i i »iat, i r t a i* t o .in ' '• pop l i t O ' M . 1ti -1 tP_*hf * .! ' I ?hi«1 ,• I .104 l , .th e t I O Me Pt • i R a ilro a d ay F L O R ID A . Senator Fleteher Ivnjoys Rirthday , Steel ( onipany'sllead | K x p I ains Position In Relation To Mis Tilt With Johnson 6 — Jan. in m cH * l t i! h ll a PHONE H i BE E B .13 E. WKATITFW thh tint .. e i. XX lit .M ill * p•• lonkt* .41 !« (« tfou liir | M • i * • . 4, II 14 I I.. ,e.M* a II I* ft* - if, �- T 9 ta » ■ - ■*:. r .wn - r y r a • ■- ; - —— rr ~ ' ' { j w v ‘ ? * if' j i f ' i ■ ’M ’ J-*’ } ' i ' j ' ■ » S l?<» ‘‘r rLy c - t * - » rt** •** •**••• i» M i»jym y » ■— * v» -' - ----------- ------- «— ■— ------■------T' »T,' . - r •> i* rvf ST . I a.- A v * t—— ’ - » c-e-3tr*«*’:w» *—'>•■•• - " - ■ ^ r r > .' ‘» *■ v » — refr* ne w *--.’ j '."V w J fi »V 't — r V ■ ■■ -i— I V . *■ p - -r JjV 4 ^ k. W n C, . r ni .' .miBtrtfli ne— - ------- :-------- tr r fv ' T- " -ta .I. 'Mylj 1 (two flAJVFOtn tnuta. »*A I els* ring and No. 1, U k a * total coat, 3785^0; ford, total coat, f l l A t t t r«t«ri' The Q f T fa * .C * Y * M * n Calaf grading Oviedo tennis brick. Sanford Av ________ __ IttOt rrfa: tal cost, 8176; W t used to tag* old’ eewers In city of Sanfoyl, end reconditioning San I specimen of p b y*__. _ . **V 834,995; cost of engineering de­ Country Club, total Cost. 9f isaibjc for The question of bow staunchly Ns other man In puhllc life ever A tljrer, or Buster Crabbe. ......................... It Is absolutely impossl partment, f 1 163.80j repair before entart stared so completely In­ us to conceive of one of these primeval creatures dragging the Congress, just convened at Forest City rood, tot*! c<Mt, 810.­ (Continued From Page One) to of sn . . . ■i J W JL will stand behind the to the m|i»ds and hearts a female Into his cave by the hair of her head and protect­ Washington, A vxw vn bn i s a c i i l 1KJH0 930; and drainage and rebuilding President la being generally an­ electorate. Selecting such times Lando road, requiring H Ws la v * ( M i ing her from wild beasts roaring outside while at the same swered by Veterans st the national as quirt Sunday evenings. Presi­ man-hours of labor valued at o f streets In GoU»bor0 total cost, costing 926,620. -55C T Ufte he suffered from pernicious anemia, consumption, or capital with th# statement none dent Roosevelt has spoken to the 9&R.1P, and material but tit* boldest will dare, st thl* A merice r people on tho one band I96&20. some rhcumstic aliment. ’ •’ Also, drainage of ditch** In .** l> iia M l * S' soothing nurse and, on the And why not? Why shouldn’t anyone who lives out session, oppose tbe egceuUr* v f l l Ilka Repairs to tko-Mnnielpal Air­ District No. 1. total cost, 93,420; according to Frederic J. Ilaskin. other like a scolding Dutch ancle. qf door* all the Ume, leads the simple life, daily exercises There has been a good deal of I l f has carried to the people an port, requiring 7340 man-hours of repair sa San Undo Road, lo t^ gorously, exposfs labor costing 9793*, and material cost, 3*794.29: repairs oa Tuaha*' 4 ' rigorously, exposes his hldcin its entirety to the •peculation as to what would hap­ Impression of ntter sincerity. his body willa Road, total coat. 9MOt rays of sunlight, and abstains in his diet from pen, especially In view of the ra­ It is true that. In many cities, valued at 91120, uItra ltra violent viol pair* on Chuluota road to OrisM, dical developments which have idigpstible substances of caviar, apumonl. and UmRetting up o f a carpenter's It U unsafe to say a word In such (h e indie W L l e * . D O fT y r * ^ ' berger cnecse, why shouldn’t he be strong and healthy. taken place sines Congress last plates aa one-arm lunchroom*, shop at the home of. II. N. Lura- total cost. 99*33.49; rsbuilding at met. The manner In which the U k a Charm and Flarida Avenuav Why shouldn’t he be able to live to a ripe old age and still NBA has operated In soma sec’ ' P00'™ 0"" * »nd w. on In even the ley, requiring 1X00 man-hours of total coat, 95676.45; rebuilding at wrestle with a rhinoceros in protecting his mate? lions o f tha country has given risa I mildest criticism of the Prrsldrnt. labor worth 9072. and requiring south Mellonvllls A vSium , taW Offlf# ■ M l. l^*rFw R y I r . jBw _ Well, all these childhood fancies of ours have Just been to the belief that member* from 1With an unexampled blindness of material eoetlng 9281. coat. 94757; cleaning guttart and the disaffected sections would be faith, persona hearing any hint of Several school projects re­ exploded. Dr. Logan Clendening, writing In tho Forum, In­ In revolt. That now seerea some- crltlel*m will turn on tbs speaker storm sewsn In Ranford. l |»640 » * « ■iS F 9 m rt” quiring 26, 611 man-hours to b* total cast; rebuilding of Moors* sists that this Neanderthal man was Just ss likely to be what doubtful. savagely, used In repairing roofs and re­ Station'road, total rod, 11109.44; H X L i l i U rsis^yvU sMes’j y troubled with hives, near-sightedness, or B. O., as any­ It la true that one group In the The Itspublicans possessed of building floors. repairs oa .lath* Ilanfey Toad, body today. As a matter of fact, be ssys, recent exca­ House already has set on foot a ' political sagacity feel that this Is Repairs jo tha County Itome, 96393.90; repMre os* Fort Chris** vations have disclosed skeletons of Pithecanthropus erectus, movement to amend the national I not the lime— not yrt—to unmask requiring 13..70T man-hours of E y e s __ p probably among the earliest man, bearing the unmistak­ Industrial recovery art so as to re- their baltcriea to break through labor costing 93.648. and ma­ ma* road^ total cost. 93024.07; re­ G U m m s C o rrs e tly F11U4 lieve small business from the ex- the Democratic front. Even for s building uf streets in LonrwooA. able marks of ostco-arthritis. In fact. It Is estimated that action* of NRA code*. I f such a Republican to attack th, Preai- terial valued at 91604. total coot, 91109-26: ckaaing 600,000 years ago forty percent of the people had rheuma­ mov* i* rnqde, It »eern» likely that . dent In Congreu* today would InImprovements at the Oviedo ditches In District No. t. total It will be made with all tha tart vile a general charge of carping m e t b u ra t r a u i tism. , . » cemetery, requiring 1800 man­ cost, 93420; rebuilding of Gjnsvahours of labor valued at 9750. Other archesologlcsl Investigations have disclosed that of which the mover* «re capable.' esptiousne**. Oriedo road, total cost. 97*18.72; The situation come* down, In Pretty much the Ume sort of BURDEN BEARER: Ce.t the tissues of Egyptian mummies offer Irrefutable proof O p to s s e tr k t' Building of trnnla meourta at repair* on fltow# Rtrest, total cost / the opinion of veterans, U, this:' holo_ obuln, nul* lhat upon Um Lord, and ha MR* Oviedo, requiring 340 man-hour* 32880.70, and repair* on Canal thst hardening of the arteries was a common ailment of Democrats, no matter how diasat wgr l)f Pre,i. marked . gfcnU aoatain rest* Uh t Im shall never Street, total cost, 83570.8©. Ixfied on NRA ground* or on pat­ Wilson's administration. of labor valued at *1*1m & *r U m richtaooi to ba moved. those ancient times. In the earliest writings on earth. Dr. ronage grounds, will he slow to dent Also, repair on streets at AlImproeements to the Town Clcndcolng further points out. can bo found the following come out In open defiance of a One, the notion woe committed to 5C-, .11 - W — Poolm 66:22. prescription: •‘‘Jlemedy to clear out the body and to get rid President who has made himself eo the war. tha common cau»e which l(all at Geneva, requiring 1417 tamdnta Springs, total cost, 9981} himrelf, declared should o* man-hours of labor w o r t h repair of Howard Avenue, total of excrement In the body of a person: Berries of the t-a»- moch of a national idol. For t he. mad* with tbs Allies, Was Inter­ II0R8.C3, and material »*• FRF.I DDK worth cost, 93724.98; rebuilding of Mil-, Democrat to hrrak with the (yr., tor oil tree.” preted Is relate with even greater chell Hammock road, total cost * W . 4 ■Ident will coat him hie erst hi forre to th* domestic scene. Alt 9187. The chances are on the other hand, that many of the th* next Congressional election Watch lone toovfk, and you will Improvement* to th* Lnngwood I1722-R0; rebuilding of UingAmerican*, regardless of party, modern ailments commonly associated with old age were, which, it may be remembered, is were expected to make cofttmon Town Hall, reqelring 1060 man wood-Uk# Mary road, total cost, • M tla ln f Um bough. WlUioil a if not unknown, at least very uncommon. U M mica m e less than a year away. cause. President Roosevelt ha* In­ hours valued at 9070 and ma­ 97406.60. work on Micklsr road, A W For YoOr llaalth to say thst nervous breakdowns were a rarity. Heart dis­ President Roosevelt has used voked a similar psychology In hi* terial worth 9211JR). It tallat total cost, 8.1049JW; work on Nel­ aaaata Um graao. ,'v eases and cancer, which even In. our times seldom stUcR th* radio ■* a weapon of th* w*r i f i i m t tkprttiion ami, w When afl of the** trojeet* are son road, cost, 94023.69; repairs Steve’s greatest political effeclivenea*. far, has mel with »irollar rr»ulU » you bar# completed, the county’s quota of at airport, total cost, 93758; pav­ anyone under sixty, could not have played an ugh, and • daad lia f la rwrt In the medical studies of the prehistoric doctor. Enemy nearly 22.1.000 man-hour* of li ing part of Federal Aid project W tribesmen and beasts of the forests usually got there first. tcrial, 10,600 garment* were madv hor will have been exhausted, and R5-A. Myrtle to French Avenue* and (on*. Iota! And there is no evidence to show thst neurasthrnU and distributed In the county. Fin­ 98.1JI02.01 will hare been spent for an lakeshors boulevard -- ——• •*. >w^*s#V And that la all. occupied the place In those early medical studies which it ished garment* Included women's payrolls, and 810,260.50 for ma cost, 93653.70. -setting up of earterial. * penlrry shoo and building of die**** and underwear. g irl*’ Bet what w »r» >11 the tumult* la does today? Man can »>c confronted with the dangj-s of be­ Most of the project* lUtrfd above women’s center equipment, total dresses end underwear, *hirla for ing clawed to death by a lion without turning a hair, but ' " this action 7 , 91263 60; drainage In Black men and boys, apd babies' lay- are now under way including the it U only when he tries to put his iKsiks into balance or to What vara of atom* In the twig, task of re-layiag part of the sow ninork, 12 ,000, and relaying ' What ruin*, (Contlnued From Page OneT stt<», get his money, out of a closed bank that lit* suffers a ner­ er system of thl* city. A fore* of of rough portion of brick on FUrjr and diaaatrnu*. In lb* leaf T into effect throughout the eounA toUl of 4U63 re.dy-m.de men have been busy for two week* vous collapse. State Road No. 3 on First Street T l a d m Iba tumult waa, but give I But with the single exception of this one complaint, try on Jan. 1 an elaborate set of garment* also were distributed making concrete aewer pipe un and Park Avenue, total cost, 911**# alga. charge* far beyond those paid following their arrival from the der direction of W. J. MacCrark- 360. the chances are pretty good that a gentleman of the Pleis­ vI 0*1 jr, tho leaf fill, and lb* bough i tocene period was no better spcclman than those who drink now b, bank customer* in most National Red Crooa. C*»h value of en at the nld MacCraekrn plant Also, Rrpalra and Improve­ ■ -la bar*. west of Goldsboro, while another Johnson unit red tha ecbv- , hU r|othtnK wai set at $**»*■ . tea and smoke perfumed cigarettes today. ment* on 21 county school build­ dole, suspended and they will re|oU( „ f 22,741) garment, were crew has been surveying th* ings, total cost, 914,014.17; re­ Thl* la Um world: there la no nor* main ro until after the open heat- dt>lribu.j d lo 1070 f.,„diea. and area which is to be excavated fur pair and painting at tongwood • »., • 9 F*». . w» - i The Next Year And A Half in,r*of th* »t6U person* given drilling the new sewer pipe. water plant, total cost, 81081; Tha unseen aad <t***lrou* preA complete list of the approved Johnaon aaiil hr waa layni|i||n ihf ^unty, werr children shskln« repair and grading of strecta, CWA projects for the county Further .tody o( the President a huilget messsgo down no rale* aa to whether the Bn(j rtf percent were colored. TV* trivial act from Um tarnflc and repair to Town Uall at a* follows: throwa more light upon what the Administration thinks lit addition 4K0 blanket* «nd 100 hanVrra ahnuld brlnir in new proaction. Ixmgwood total coot. 81181.50; Employment of clerical help and IptSk: and lb* gbosU of ebaage, •bout the present *Ute of business *nd what t proposes to IKiaala for t^»e puh'ic heailn*a or comforters valued at 11000 weie work on Banana toke road, total assistants to be used at the Muni­ do during the next two years than anything else which has whether they could present the! distributed. , ' ggst and to coqic, cost, 86280.88; grading on SanTfcropg the brief world. The mael- come out of Washington In several months. A great deal hifh achetlule of charge* which la spit* of the fact that over cipal Library total cost. 3612; ford-Orlando reft. ^ total cost, 317 fa i»fUa Ava. •siting up uf( a Women's Cenlrr 3 ^ attain ha* us all. of uncertainly has existed In the business world for some the rode authority hail eourht 'nuO'wontcn gave tbeir lime in *cr- In (he Itask,-t Ituilding tidal roal 34W7: work oa South Georgia Quality, courtly,- a n , without hl» conM-nt to r»tabtl*h vice at the sewing room. It cost c w k a d aikrn . Avenue, total cost, 811,1171 time as to Ujc exact Intentions or the government with re­ nervlcc. W « Bulfh lowi the local chapter B&01.U7 to oper­ (ftCR/l; employment of women rlrarine and grading of Oviedo gard to mqpetary policies and the general socialization of the firat of the year. ate’ this room during IV.13. The bousrUceiwrs total cost, 9216- em­ -emetrrv. total cost, 8700; clear­ prices. C a l l aad bu It wpan’t a hitch-hiker who InW ntad * ' ,|U m , parable -A room at different time- during the ployment of women who are to ing and grading of Greenwood tha “ A ro.Hn. rolling industry. Cuch atfu exists. Hutf ^ ' T S u l n U e s * vlncvd. , , Hhf> rather historiral data relating lo ptoto gather* no bio .*.“ or m aybe **t should tend to clarify some of thesa U" Cer\*/nl‘ |‘ ., yea), was not only a medium for >ap gathers most.** maybe cemetery, total root. 3080; rotsI’ hon* 44j|7 We Deliver producing clothing fui the uneinthe city and county . total c ^ l 'V# didn’t didn't want mom. For some tlm. there has Ixten considerable agitation wsnl .ny sny moss. Town 11*11 ployed in Ihe <ounty. but It al»o I 9I<»; employment of women who •pletlon of4*3 Geneva •• am ong the Inflationist bUark o f congressm en to financei pub­ >4*1Sd)M — .'li.,a T p '. i — ■■ o ------ provided wo,k foi a number uf j are l„ rare for a flower varden in Op* rosson w* srs so anxious lic work cx|H-ndllures and re lie f appropriations lh r ^ * h which shrubs and flowers are to women on ihr unemployed lists fpr tbs Administration .........................program ...... .th e Issuance o f fiat money. T h a t the I resident w ill enter (Continued from pegs owe) 41 while a»d eight colored worn- Da grown for transplanting slinr Vt wnrk U«t right Is bacsu** lt| U |n Bcr|ously no auch suggestion is revealed by the tact highways and artiund public build* twnpld b* such a black eye for .. . h to borrow du ring the next six ^ l0'd h,, women sttrmk-d claisr* two daya cn. tnr*. total ro-t, $IU.U. each week for *1* week*, and fpkl . * • — * u i.iu z r m L ....... If h. h... ;• • “ ' .•‘ f f l hour* each day. ANn. landxi apinir. diaininr and \V r a r r *«» "«» »u ptu in n l I U f a a f ^ t f In ArtTl.O^ They rrcr\ |nl 1st Irslluy tmu l.rakra, llphta anH al*»rlna This seYklea li !» • the printing presses, there would be no point in additions practical inatructiun in it*g«rd to rc-Uyiiif of ulatr rtMid N«». 3 on •silu iril) I f r Y » F » i h l » * a I* f o u n d *t » I f F ® u w i l l be . Even Francs is having banking Geneva Avenue lo Geneva In4«l clcanlint—a. aimplr preparation of tills *| III ** rr |Ilf Irate latunj b) ItiB bbaflft. W# if# ft ^fflrulllss. There » oKere they've borrowings of any amount. coat. tirj/J42.5.r i^ landac apinir* 9*rvlr*. Furthermore the President suld, “ It is by laying a food and th* firnt rudiment* of t BO mush gold they had to draining and auefaca treatment of health, particularly In irjrard to ry It gn<Wr.the ground »<> that foundation of confidence in the present und faith in the chil«)rev^ a portion of state road No. 2 and 208 W. First Um sun could tbin*.jfl4Mv when future that the upturn which we have so fur seen will noNo. *1 total coat. $!9,!WM»6; re The (Chapter <bfttributed food In hanks go bo*tod In FV*n^ It'* s come cumulative. The cornerstone of this foundation Is the form of eight carload* of flour lajrin|r b{kk on »t»U n « ^ , ^ o « (Continued From I*age One) that W* haven't any mnnn- the good credit of the government.4' It can be assume* which bad a ea»h valor of $OdlUV • rate on all fractional parts of ■ if poly on sll tbs poor judgment In from this that the President. In eo far as he is able will 20. Hour distribution wa» made such proof or wine gallon." mm permit nothing to ha|i|«-n which will destroy the confidence regularly each month lo-ginning In tip worid.______ A* esplalned by l. II. Parker, which is so necessary to the extension of credit. May. and 200 families rerleved tax expert of the House ways and N#w if w . published this newsmonth. means ropimittee, a proof gallon With the government entering the market for such flour regularly every > 7 . s j< r n i0 > s yager la Germany, we would 1m loans, two results stand out as absolutely certain. About 2.">O0 famdies were reetpi- of whisky is 211 cubic inches and l a public official. Wonder If the • , 11 \. v i fnt One of them is that the relief expenditures and additional enta of flour In the county. is 100 proof. • Mats gays tho xxlxryT t l M i i ILiU »• i* 4 Di-trll>ution uf Ihi* flour cost Of this proof, half l* alcohol !••!*>. Nl M • •a (IV* I f Um dollar keeps gnln« down public works appropriations will he continued; the other the Chapter ontj (2.1.-1* lerau.r 116 Vsw k m , *4 se e rs*. -. r t - .r la Um sxchxngs market*. It may s that taxes must he increased. Those who are working volunteer women workers and fiva and half Is distilled water and I Del SW UM lealsshwfsw on 0WA projects need have no fear that, as long as they ■ r e e r rkila'e kvalih' a w * the tax is paid on this quantity. anas* within right af some of the volunteer men workers accepted e e rr o r Uke (he rtakl k ls4 abide by the rules, they will be thrown out of jobs next A gallon of pura grain alcohol fellow* at lb* bottom of the the responaitdlily uf dlalri^ution, • I reea. a * s a * n n af Ik * roos is »v saavartssf summer or next winter, (lovernmenl appropriations will many uf tbcm loaning aulomihile*. is 200 proof. * aa tk * asitk fp * k a |r kqsfc T * . ' keep them busy until June of 1936 at least. Those who If people buy grain alcohol for The Chapter received 16,000 f ..It la already apparent that are on the relief roles may also enjoy the feeling of ussur- yards of cotton material shortly making gin awl othar alcoholic President Rooe*ve)t esn have ancc that, their absolute ncceaaltlca will be provided for after Nov. I , 19.12 for uto in mak- bsvarftt* 8l toroe/th* M ta l» 94. ho n e b frwwi this tag clothing •that was to ho~4ba. 1 IP a Severs re rwae'n* high aa during the rtext year and a b*M. . . . . . „ and *oa for jroufaa'f. that wv hare th* s ilk your cbM H h l His popularity le even But these things cannot be done without increasing trlbuUd. This material waa val­ 76 percent alcohol. It t* 169 ued at 91.000, and under a paid proof and th# tax wl)l he 9*. greiatar than It w m elx months taxes even ihough tbe ipopey which is to be spent is to be and experienced dressmaker, a sg*. I f b* asks for tho right to klquort containing less than 100 borrowed. These epormoUs bond Issues lasar Interest, i ne tewing room equipped with neces­ reduce all th* tariffs on th* proof end more than 24 percent , or to rata* thorn, ha will Interest rates will vary depending uijon th« length of the sary sewing marhlnrs, tables, alcohol, bear the part of th# 92 I t I f h* u p for Un billion security and tbe condition of the market. With so l*7K« * n desks, and other arflclra was es­ tax according line lo lu proof. (IIWI. Gin vans gen­ »• **amount being offered at otps time It la safe to say ...................... .. ......... ............ .. ....... »y that an tablished. , ha wUI ySt that too. erally rontalny ••rny 39 Pfrctfli *»«>;. Out of tha 16,000 yards af ma•verxw rate uf three percen( will not prove excessive. Three ‘ . hoi and la 79 proof. Im lasts County yra* omsng percent Interest on ten billion dollars, the amount which accompanied home b y' Mr*. w ' prssoat yfgtorday In tha the government will borrow dyring the next six tn°ntha Young’* father. Rev, Joriign. o f CifA . project* approved. amounts to *300.000,000. ThU sum enjl proportionate Reboot opened In - Oviedo aa . ro*ds, eewers. and tho •mounts for further borrowings will h*ve be raised by Thuraiky of lhi« week, • will aooouai far aa « ■ ‘‘fV ltk ; ML* Ethel Oliver returned _______________ Most U u x U o O - ____________________ • Wednesday from Punt* Gorda >m where she spent Christmas with sunt. Mrs. Karl Daul. If, a gpfaUy tapryvsd Mis* Martha West accompanied her lister. h m »4 . n la thU ssetioa. J u t os her a.nt. Mrt. D. A- Jackson to h b , »M U d her home In Tampa for a few date Marion. visit *• -f *• ■-ar.fPV IBM WtU Garth Rower ret*mad to hU nptatlajr^BiSC W* 8re contsre ■ ■ * * '* M H katsa Ms. •visit with hia father la Ovisd*. tag our floating driver Uritai* * b y ' * : >‘ i W I ’ # '-.nl * r " J . JJ .1 vtdnltv th* first part df k th* rt.lt with the father la Ovlecto. year. Lot'u* giv* you a flgflr* Mrs. F is Ids knd daughter, Mrs. Tha Oviedo Woman's Club threw •a pulling or driving pile*. wide |U door* to tho entire tewD. M- T »«k * *•> ity sn New Year's'aftareoea will spend a few months w in her B O A T AND PA! evening. Among |ko** rsesivUtatp-Uw. t . A- M w tM ir M l ikBfDn • t tag were Mrs, A, D. C o vin g** N s u . ris. and Mrs. B. 0. Bralth. wv A. D. Sauy, J r, stadsnt at K. N. C, after » rifh wHk U*. • »* Herald Ifa m &&L*uh x i : i a 59 CWA P ro jects (keyed For Count* WorthOver $350,000 CONGRESS ANP B4TLBOAY. JANUARY 9, 1M4 DR, McLA •.jets Jr. BEER 4 PIAcc Johnson Plans Shake-Down 0 f Code Struct ure X than IbU. ' pm jw eito " GROCRRY . . 1933 Achievements Of Local Red Cross Are Most Amhitious 15 House United In Adopting Large Liquor Tax Bill R RIVES' G A I»«E «»sf's*r ^ ----- VISIT OUR HAIRY : ^ Spencer-Harden Dairy c 3a I k tjlktai m us J 1.U Ji .'lUJjWfr - to /# Coming? m c F jk v J s s fa ' OVIEDO plble Prophecy TdUa • . • H W This Opening Lectin^ ' riu tu u yu td P f T M B a , B o c M y E 4 It«r & m e T O K h k 's a 8WAW3 nVl P q h «> , Hp W] Wm ■’ ‘ “ ■' ■ R n o n a |fa" ItBIf ' seems apparent to me.' h* Mrs. W. M. Scptt To Show WorklnOrlando Cooper *n4 Ttjo Bowery” of iat Slile ju*t ax It was in Itx hey-dey, with all Its famous real-life characters, proved to be a gigantic ta*k. but New Yorker* who kno|r their New York of the nineties, declare that 2lHh Century Picture*, new producing organisation releasing througn United Artist*, ha* done a mag­ nificent Job in itx fir*t picture, opening at Ihe Milanc Theater Sunday for a two day run. Three of the greatest studios in Uollywood Mctro-Goldwy n-May­ er, Fos, ami Paramount,—carar to the air of 20t0h Century Picture*. 61-li-M loaned the two star* of "The Champ," Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper, George Raft wa» loaned by I'm amount, while Fox contributed it- pee director, Raoul Walsh. Much of tbe action of "The Bowery” take, place around Chucq Connors' old hunky tonk and sa­ loon; In Chinatown with it* tong war* and "ie*urta of iniquit)"; st ga> old Brighton (jescli; in the shallow* of lltodklyn Bridge sin) among the butom chorus girl- uf Stsvc Brodic-, "palace of »in.” m •t %* < £ . JS w r S i '"1 .... l. H. Long fANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. - [#i»t |Wf * * * . -* you p e tte p W o ^ For ym im £ JOIINHTIWN. P*., Jan. 6.—W — 1{ undrads of houtrhnldtra in Ikla soft coal region may have to xtart hoarding their "Mack dUnmada* against a famlns if ibrail^ of a combined trurk dr|vara' and domestic coal miners' m % “ rrWd out. -It Ha» Everything . -Liberty Gave it 4 StarsfiHEitv RAFT I’ al 16* Clva aa p ____ » ft! W RAY • r W Y. TV/Afg IV iir lluve Your Clock* AjU Wnlrhew llrpuirrd Bf One Who llrnlly KnnUw llnri BRIGGS Jewt-ler JOK MuKnolla "Trade in Your Old Furniture for Caah A l— W ago n er’s Furniture Co. Jarfcft* w T TUntDAY COOPER: um fo w in w * - & l a m M - P r ia t lM Cm . -J-Vf- Mnnda>* __ tha) our chances of avoidMr. and Mia. John Thomas of On Sunday evening at 7:30 ■"if labor disturbance* are much Chicago Wavs arrived here le o'clock at the Holy Cross Episco­ greater if the management is pal Church, “ A Christmas pa­ •pend th* winter *re*on at thuir dealing with Its own employes. In­ geant O f The Holy O reir by W .! home on Golden I-akc. stead of dealing with paid unioh Roisell Bowie will be prerented organisers, who may have t diby tbe Young People's Service Mr*. Bertha Gulden has artiv- reel financial intrrrat In krrplitg DAX-w. • League. King Arthur snd hi* ed from lloiton tu spend sonte I (rouble brewing. I have no quarrel 0a* uf Um First knight* will again gather st the time with Mrs. Agnes Bridgmar,|wilh orraniied labor per >r. but id asset at 3:30 table round and pledge them14 Elm Areutir and Mr. and Mrs. 1 have a drritird opinion regirdlak ’ Mrs. OtMrg* Uaff, 206 *elve» (o "follow the gleam'' of tbe Valter Cook, 614 Holly Avepun. the ;>eiTeption and sincerity of A vsdos- v .■ * Grdll and l.*<ivt pure, speak the many of the labor leaders of to­ H M , Twa r f th. First Gral| and "Live pure, apeak the day. lurch will jwest at 3)30 king, else, wherefore bornt "Many of us believe lhat th* iM ta fe i U n R. F. The legends that clutter so rich­ ploys organiialions are of mors CoopW, 910 WJthUttT'Avvuue. ly around th«# romantic figure of value to worker* than national with, Mrs. *wd Mrs. E. C. Arthur from 1376 when “ Sir Gaunion*. We are all seeking to n a rm r'*« husls— » . - 1 beginning on Monday Jan. 8. achievr tbe same end, that is. Im­ waln and The Green Knight” bar Tbraa of Uba first made Its appearance, through Mr*. W. M. Scott of this etty will provement of workers and work­ ,t C&urtMwUI reset . t the beautiful cycle of Kir Thoma* 1 ing conditions, and because many _ with l t n . A , C. Cham- Mallory'* "L e Moris D'Arthur, have a one-man show of her work of u* do believe that thl* ran be 110 Sanford1Avenue. ' 1 down to Tcnn>aon's unforgettable en the balcony at the Chamber of accomplish*) belief- wtOpait the Number Fouy o f th* F in t "Idyll* Of The King" are of the Commerce In Orlando where 40 commercialised national unions ! Chnrch Will meet at 3:30 very fabric of poetry, "the stuff paintings of varied type, Illus­ we are sometime* »everely criti­ g U a fk w Ith Mr*. T. L riUhford. that dream* are made of.” trating the versatility of her ta­ cised. The newspaper* h»»e con­ in the candle lit church fes____ strued my opinion* in that re­ , Cirri* Number One of the Pres- tooned with Christmas garland* U" ! ' W.,“„ ___Saturday, spect a* a challenge to the nation­ 111 continue through • hytarian Aiillllary, Mrs. C. C. and wreaths, the knights and damal recovery act." , Mrs. J. Benson Is . . Briggs, chairman, will meet at svtl will corns out as if from Jan. 13. Gardeners’ New Head 1:00 o'dM k.ot tha. home of Mrs. soms old illuminated manuscript Among the picture# 1). a AMtos. Rr.. Pinehurat, with clad In rich samite blaxoned with th. exhibit will be the following Clyde Steamer Forced Mr«. Shinholser (Jives1 Mr*. J. C llen«on was elected which have been g » « n various To Change Schedule u : And** and Mr*. U. M. Good- gold. Root Culture I*esson chairman of the Dirt Gardener* ha *-*—tasrd The costume# were designed and distinctions: “ Cypres* on l^xe 'Circle of the Garden Club of Sen Npmbsr Fiva of the First created by Mi** Margaret Young, Monroe- Which won first pri*. Dur to the fact lhat th* •tramA lr- oil on i,*«d" from *n a**Church will meet at 3:30 axalated by Min* Amelia Noble for the best landscape from me ship Shawnee ha* been badly ford at the regular meeting of Ivr, and Mi's Josephine Teihcll nhlii nl H.iantral ehatt. written llh Mrs. J. M. Burdick, and Mis* Kathryn Morri»on. while Florid* Federation . thrown off it« Brhr*lulr on armorning at the home of Mr* It. lay Mr« Miller WtNon. » * - given Bach member Is be- Mr*. A. M. Philip*, a »i*te d b> •'llouarboat/* r^ J ,Vr.‘ ssii'co u n t of heavy fog along the AtR. D»*s. Rose Court, with Mr*. l.y Mia s I) Shtnhol-er nl the ashad t * hriag fnflC "• " * ' Mr*. Eu*tls Peaks, will have nrahle mention; mna ^ ■« . lantic (*oabI between Jacksonville. De*», Mr*. J. (>. Ixney, and Mr*. i rgulni meeting of Central fit tie rcta-Number Six af th* First charge of the music with Mr*. W. on U k r Monroe", find i,ri** an^j New York, Ita scheduled C. W. Baker »* s elected vireGarden I ’lub held Friday uitS trill' meet at 3:30 T. Jackson a* organirt. The light­ among marine picture* from thnailing from Jickeonville to New president and Mr*. Andrew Carr* i»f i k Miss Emily'Boyd; 111 ing effect* were workrd out by Student* Art Club of Tamp*. mm lung nl tto- hinitr of Mr York rity on neil Wednesday and treasurer. It Chase, link Avenue Mis. lath Street, h * (he Rev. Milton Sarkrtt. The HeV. Mrw. Scott received firnt amateur hai* In-en rqnrrletl. it learned Mr*. Ben*on presided over the Ftan.-i* L Itotr piestdod met the lumber H r a t l th*<Vt«B- Martin llram will read the man­ pritP In landscape work in oil*, here ttnlay. meeting when report* weir heard j ineetiiig mtil tead nn aitolc nil Auxfliafy, M rs.. -IIstar? uscript of the pageant whiili first place in marine work in oil*, The Rteamer i" now echedule*! from the various standing com­ chklrmnia, xrfll meet at Mrs. Holland Dean directed. Ihr Pasadena first place in portraiture in wa­ to Bail from Miami on Wednes­ mitter* and Mr* S. M Schwail* K i k i ’ s r \ «*n i ock at th* home o f' Ml** The character*, in the order of ter color*, and first place for th# day, Jan 10 instead of Tuesday. and Mr*. Henson were rlio-eli aMaa’ -BgCIll. 607 Magnolia Avenue, their appearance are: I> u i m u i h r In is im * * * * *••** Election of amateur work bc»l with M ^ McGill ahd Mr*; Martin King Arthur, St. Clair White: in oil* from Ihe Central Floruit Jan. 9 and it will procrnl ti» New ik-lrgatrs to the state convention p m 1 •• M r i r h r a i d f i o t l i I ho to l>e held *i«m in T»llah*-see York direct, omitting a *to|» et ■ la n d m ir r » m m i t l r p 8 and J. Lorig 4* ho*tease*. Two Angela, Mary 1-oui-e Merl- Exposition. Jacksonville. The steamer Al- Mr*. De*s and Mr* E 1 Hoy acre a n n m iiu o d t h a t M i » A 1 .Circle Number Six s f th* Pt*«- Wether, Dorothy Stewart; Joaeph, first Mr*. Seott received her gont|ula |r now scheduled to Ball selected to serve as ’delegatee* to lre*i l i i ' i i . »» m r n i i * r i * ' f •■»•• hytarian Auxiliary, '-Mrs. ' R. 11. Janie* lappin; Mary, Kathryn training In art while a atudent at from Jacknonville with pa»Ren- the convention. w on f i i s l p iiit r ill t h r | r l i Walthour, chairman, will meat at Morrison; Three »hepherd», Jos­ Sullin* College. Hri.tnl. Tenn. gera and freight at%10:00 o'clock As di-trilnitiun tliairman. Mi*. «* li 1 l l l l ' l l l I N x 11 r r c o i i l i - t 3:00 o'clock w ith' Mrs. Rlc&hrd eph Stewart, \6Tlliam 'Colbert, where »he won a geld me,1*1 for TuvBtlay morning tu accomintMlate Harry II lleeiell annmimivl lhat Mi- I T Mvttlik nad an Ten Eyck, 1869 Washington A re­ liarrv Hobson; Three Wire -Men. nutstanding work. l-aler »b* , thoei |Htr»oiu* who had planned 40 rooted plant* were given out triidni list of plant- thnl vu’ii* nas, with Mrs. Ten Eyck and Mrs. Martha Bishop, Eleanor Hlekann. in December by members of Ihr tu leave un Ihe *Shawn»c the Kathryn Thigpen; I-auncclot, workril unner the O. D.. Bromley a* bosteasr*. irelr A Udanical chart on leave* rvrlianirrd aimmir t i»rlr no-nilta iWilliam I.ycelte In Atlanta and ne«i day. of Oiarle* BetU; A Psge, Raymond uo* then explained for the mem­ iluiinr th« pa-t month Hrfnsh Bedlvere, Robert before coming to Sanford w*» a •urn! a wilt' ihi'ii lo Ihr ionary Society Monsalvatgs; ber* by Mi* Dea* mrmler of Ihr water rotor cla-S DISAPPEARS OFF SHIP *Um First Methodist Church will ( ’orn' 11: (*«reth. George An'Vr-, Those present were Ml*. J. C. follow iriif Mi- S (» ShiiiliokiM'i, at the Corcoran Art Gallery ill place at 3:00 o’clock at tho son; Tristram, Jxmra Coltert; Iten-on. Mr* I . W llakar, Mr*. Mia Ororffi4 (• llrnin> Ml- J Washington. I». C. While .he reBALTIMORE. Jan « </Pi­ Perry Cameron, kit* Amhew Car­ N NVIntnri, Mi* hmi ■{o^rltri. ■'w ith Circle.Number Six in Prrcivxl, Frxni Warner; Modred, •Ided in Washington Mr. Rrotl Jack Morrison; Galabed, la-*ter ll r* Sadie Helen Anchor 6l**Jv Mr* Jainr- (i Shaioii, Mi* L ihiiW charge of tbe program.' made man) Illustration* of fnilt jM-are^ from the Merchant* likl reway. Mr» K It Dea- Mrs Har­ II S o li. Mi- J \ IIIaily, \li* Jocnlxr business meeting of the Philips; Three Damsel*, Virginia | ry II Hocren. Mia V . I. Hoy,. Martha Adams; Another Damsel, and plant di»e**e* for Ihe He-’ Miner* *team«hlp Farrfa* off the ,B4eJkgn«s Guild of Holy Cro.s J C II v Icbison, Mr*. I I low i'll Ktali, M»- J llinirlrldri pxrtmenl of Agnculluir and fort Carolina moat Thur*d*v night'** 6(r* Anna Curncll. Mis Ifohri t MrrikMlhrf. Mr* N ' V Church will be held at the rla**room* of tbe University, the vessel w*» pr,K-eeding from J (l Ixney, Mr* »< fl Monrne. % ck at the pariah House. M * S M Sthwartx, Mi- It W. t* ( hamlw*?lam, M«* J T \* % of Maryland a* well a* for nu l Savannah to Raltimore Detail* Ware. Mr* II 61 WsUun, Mi­ hy. M»- Gt'oiirr Pavloii. Mi* v Number Four of the at the Sanford Country Club. Golf Ii,,n*t and internalninal eMK>»t-J rei-eived here from the m**ler tt’ D Gaidlnri, ami Mis )oiil>te I! i liasr, ami Mis. I taioi Frtakyterlan Auxiliary, Mr*. It. II. irt the morning, luncheon at noon of Ihe vessel I apt A II Brooks Ruo*vll. llol lA W , chairman, will meet at 3:30 and bridge game* in the after­ Him* A few years ago Mr* Stoll had were meagre Tbe home address rtfo d t with Mr*. F. T. Meriweth noon. thr privilege of extended rlo*!y of Mr* Anchor was not given. or,'Celery Avenue. Regular meeting of the Junior n„r ,mild it be learned where »be Officers Of Legion Ctrde Number Two of the Pre* High School I’ .-T. A Will Im h.-l.l with Ihe lat« II K Waid, an bytarina Auxiliary, Mr*. G. H at 1:30 P. M. In the library of thr II.h lutinter of note wh„ w»* f ' boardul tbp ve»scV' • i Auxiliary Installed many yem* prlneipal of the St. Brown, chairman, will meet *i school. JobnawcHMt Ait S < bool in l**nd,"i. 3:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. school. Dr. Eliialx-tn Tracy will j Mi** Itaymoml ItuKi-m of Or Cathdltc 'Gro\ip Plabs J*t D- Rkodruif, booth Kaofnnl apeak on (he aubjeel, "Atraoa- I H « * ' o''1!’-' Mr Want* in-linelaiidf. f|»Ul1h dial»lit in « I'M’*' Afsnue, With Mr*. Woodruff and phere or the Value of Intaiigliic*." tlon that shr added |o,rtratttne te Luncheon At Valdvz .!< nl of the Amriitait I rifioli Am Mlh.^ Jotm G. Smith a* hoatkxaet. Board meeting will take placr at her work Her recently contplet.-l 111a %ft . v»a* Installing uffun canvas. "Tin- Mountaineer*" won l*lan« wrri* madi* for a lunch • vGtrrie Noraher Three id the 3:00 p. M. whin ihe uffirrip f l h « - I'umini; hon<oablr mention from the Floi run to hr given np Jan. 10 at tbr The Seminole High School P.-Y. rian ARgUlnn/, Mra. W. A )ra» i»f f ’ampbell I l ' nil _|ry, chairman, will meet qt A. will meet at 3:J0 o'clock at the i«ln Knlrrmtinn " f Aria nnnu tin American I>e*ir»«*n arr,. mdiM t o'clock with Mrs. L A. Brum- ftcbool au'ktnrium. The Itev. Mar­ rnhitnlinn in SI pHrmlturr *•' b.-!\>Ulem Hotel ,t the regular rpret tin J. Itram will apeak on the sub­ vein her. During the summer of,lng «1 ihe Rosary CiiiifratenJl) t*d into i»ff»«r Thuiwday ••h••nin%r log, Colory Avenue. . t a i l Mrs Seott wa* * member of (of All Souls I a t holm I hurrh held at Ihe home of Mix M H lew"*, ject, "Family Itrlationa.” Mis ll"ir* i »ny of Ws h Wednesday evening at tile rrctni y Magnolia Avenue Rehearsal for the song faatival* the Critchri Art Colon Tho Basinesa Women’* Circle uf with Mm W \ Hungr |iira»4lmi( wa- assisted hj Mi* i N Hal the Presbyterian JRoxlliary. Mia* to be given *i Ihe Auditorium q) iqglun, 1), tt Tbr luncheon will hr *■**!» in Irhl i \ nf Ollindo, art inif as aer > Warren EnsLVBy, rimlrnian, Daytona Brath will iaVa place at CQiinrction with a tnri'tiii|f t»f tbr fcani at arm*. will meet at 7:30 P. M. at thr 7:10 I*. M. at the Woman'* Club. The following uffneis iM*»r in o f Mlaa Oliv* USctts. 2466 U- Augustine Bmlth • will havo Mrs. Powell PreHides Inianl of lilivctorB of SI AU|tu» line IMtKfkan I'ourxil, N«tU*n»l stalled Ml* II H la'*!*, pit's i charge. A t o j i , , wiW V u» Over W?iitSideP.-T.A- r«uncil uf l •tbolu ^fomen. dent. Mis. J fl f oh looirh %•• •• m *WedaceOay. » Tho Karah Parker Methodist r-Mra. Jarne* 11. Powell ptesl.led Atnonjr thr ip rtk rn vaill lie Anna pieaidem. Mia. K K H*»uinlllat, Lilli (Jamble, a trader in ihe cauar •etrotary. Mi*. C M. flower*, “ ikifie* Day" wfll ba obaattWl Qrpianaga Cluh will meet at 3 U9 over the regular meeting ul the uf InUrntllonAl price MUa Gam­ historian, and Mi* \y'. T ixn gliy n’dack at tha homo of ¥ra l*. D. Weal Stile Primary P. T. A. hgl.) ble la (uniidtm l an abl* Breaker -ergrant wt-arrjj*. ‘ .......................... PlnkhuMt. Thoredav ii> i r » W *6 tha xehael ■wnd ■If fjrfter 6f the parfjh InReffeslifnphta were Wryed at the rature ami Kuitc De­ auditovlnm. Daring- the kuaineae »fttM le attend Ihe limrhee* to rnqrioritm <rf the ocrrlcr* Dot partment* sif Ik# Woman'* Club session report# w *t# heard frO m ij^ ,, , nij „ lr«t her, town g\ii-*t* were Mr* Raymond vrill hxv* a Joint'program at 3: dl th, various coiamilteea. ’ Those present at the meeting Rogers, Mis. F A. Bo'lentihe. o’ clock *1 llw club hnus*. A bu*.Mre. Henry Thurston was eleet- wrry, Mf. Ju||. Mr, Mis. George Tiirnei. ;rrr*id,-nt of B b r k t l, 221 K . U I 8 L . ’.lUhSHITAI* .MEET1N(J neaa meeting Will take place at ed a delegate to tbe ne«t ruunty j Kf, nk Mriimh, Mrs. Frank PeWr*. the Orlando Is-gimi Auxiliary, and 3:00 o'clock. j j ' council meeting which will be Mid j , „ Martin Temple, Mrs. June Mi* Kraltie* Ixugblin *l-o of x a * <J------- '— ' The annual meeting of the Fernuldon Monday. Jkh. 15 at the l-T '"!'1, Reumillat, Mrs T. L O'Connor. Oilaj|(li> , .. La ugh ton Memorial Hospital Association School. Attendance prii« for \>>e * « . J E Grmtdick,' Mr* R A. day W*» awarded to the ftrurth c , m, run Wl, K. ‘a . Pameron, Jr., will.be die Id at THREE o’clock on Thurs­ DEAr/l fO R KIDNAPERS grade taught by 6lr* Sybil Boukh., ||n p,„| pr, uW, ^ n . p. R. Houp a in t s ..ft Program for the aftermtan I mlllat. Mrt. A. E. Mallem,' Mri. day auerndon, January 1H, HKM, at the. i W A S H IN G T O N , J a it fl lA * l » , _ "B ««t fo e Tho South” eluded a piano aolo by Mia* •( an-1 Georte lUlme*. Mr*. John LaidA bill' to provide the death pen( (Vrtlrt H ouhc, Sanford, Florida. The; O e t Lee* Becaaao They Spread Farther— lyn Collier and a talk on moving. Mrs )| M llthtby, Mr. W ally for kidn*|M-iv wa * mtiiMlpi e 11 •n'i pMtuiYB by K*rl l*hinann, a*c- |P# Runfc. Mr# Geurfi* T. Krlluwa, Thry Batata Their Beaaly Ix e g rr— . yesterday h> heomtur Patterson, | ('asKandra Schultz, Secretary rvUry of tha IWvnlnaU roun'y'M rB J. I. Hurl. Mra N*. B Krn- (K M o), author of the mg** ie r ' Than U N . Belter l i ' U e Chankbar uf Mr. leah-lnad), Mr* II M. Tatum, Mra known a* the "I in *«-rgh Ixw " T. W. Lawton, President an*B»rrr<l many <jur«tiona JH f nry Rtrhtrr, Mra Mary Muk At present life im|irisonment t* fn»m tbe mothrm alM»ut «iut piftur#«iUr, aiul Mia* Jo*ephine arltell. the maximum penuily. 204 Sanford Avenua * i aultahlr fur rhlldrvn WmI IpMf * _______ ' flue rue un them. •TSAR COAL FAMINB ot -the 1 Wmi* Youtg a t 7:^0 Episcopal W h d N . ‘ '1 te > , on LONGWOOD *JF 1 “ ft ^?:?PO*qock ' ••0 • of Nfif Yprk GHy Mnrnlna Wnr*hlp. 11:M A. I t (TirlBlUn Ki»4r»vnr, l : l t T, * . Worship mnrW,’ ' I D Thurso*r* Si 7:11 I' M. ' M Tltr 839ilnn will niref at |k# dcQ»f l i t hi li nv noil. rbl»|( IM Altai Altai «vrnlaff i w d Ib l tp fof th Mr*. Adair and daughter, Emily, (•hip FrrVlr*** for |h** T Prkarrk f ^ JL (lease* H i i „ I *od Hanford Av*. wiihi.m of Jacksonville, ami Mr*. Clouser, m rm lw i 9 . Th nor. , , «^arni • in i<.i »’.nl nrr wflr»»ip«<l J Mr*. Hildreth and daughter* Ttie He*. K. I. I(»llt,y, l***for. Mil f r n l e p * T b r pMBlur !■ • v a f U h U Homtsv Itchool I*-** A II Florence Ann snd Edna, of New f.»r r«»nfrr« n* r*69 rtrfjr AArMfiV clcfl* Uni**. *u|»erlel-e*vt,(. Horn 9 no i.Vl.M-k in 13 •• o’clock Smyrna visited Mr*. France* NoiI'reechlnx Hrrvlrr 11 ••* A ». In lila wtiitl% mI Hi* rhureh. I'rrachlns lord,-, b l » I' M msyer recently. •­ ToiiNK 1*484»plf • Mrtllnf S.14 I* u k i : M\H\ r n m t M T f Mr*. L framer and Mi** Hettie M CHI IH N llrtssik llnrrlrii. Iraarr Arnettc returned on the 27th from WfiI iwnU ) # •'» R vW l to Mr , m| M„ . ||,rry ,1'rnvrt i |»rr«ti9 trrlnn »:»*Yrrnm*iil> lv u , __________ UiiRhlBitl la 1*1*4 Cramer at nromum, Fla. at 11 «• A* Mnol i i h i )** r*riki*fir.%i. •'••• H| 11 rrmrblna Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Itayr* have 4ID. 1 •»* 1* M Crmt.il Hiindajr ?*«■! •»•»! Wft* rt*tum»led from a visit to St. PelTli# |tr % Mdilin l*t .*»n rr* lor Tt mini Tmi tirra, I a an \ M rit-| Niimlot • fl r i i:pi|*hi*n> rrabunr- Thry have purrhaRril Ihe Mlfilet* r thr llr% Jam83 )L 11**4% l*«*ftll9IIIOl*'tl i;!* ' Th*'ni|MHM Moorr homf in South Idingwootl. 3*»•«•«• It *. h.M.I R \ \\ Among tho«r rnjoying Nrw'j lluly iVmmtiAloa ai“i Hrimon h ii» t t i ’l l m c i 11-9*11 A M . . . .. Yrar'p ilinnrr at San Umli w. , i Th. r»B**9it of Hitlb Uri*ll Haaforl Hit Irani h Htirrt ©imI Spring* w rit, Mr*. Kranrr^ Ihr Vulini iVs.pIr*. Hrrkl*-#A 9t II Mr «| ; l»» I* M Tltr Thr lilt »* M >l.irl rr. H C llfi intytr, Mr. and Mr*. J. A. IH*tlinr|1aur wHl •l*j ItlHie !4rhi*.»l 9 l i A M. ami ton* John anil KrttUfirk, MUa* *' 1 w*»i >fk.r ntnh H. i hr. 11.^ A. II. 9 9 9 1 1 9 1 !•• 1 1" I* Kvrnliig Hri I. r. ; in V M Elsie Dunbar, Mrs. Buchanan, and \ g n r « lliitltl 1 • " I ’ \Nrtlnvwl.t) 1rrvlrr, ? H! r. Me 6tr». Real*. The Fraln family al»o \%p4ap«<Ir). Vp*It 9 Mn-llltv T In I* formed a party at San Ixndo Spring* on New Year*, t Mi* Ileal* Is leaving this week on a business trip to Boston. Thr regular inerting of “ Tourist Club" *1 Sunny Shade Park was attended by I2H Jieople on Wednesday, January 3rd. The Sewing Club held it- legu lar business meeting till Jan. 2ml at thr library. Dr. A II Ixlhtop and daughter. Emily Ixthrop, of Swanlon, Ohio, aiv staying with Mi* Vi-il* Meek le). Kheel ' pupil* (Continued 'from page on*) 1 ■entatives of tbs employe*. WelrU a subsidiary of Nalioj^l B? qiven At P c / Calendar Will Episcopal C h u r c h im s*4 P*tur6*v* st •:••• P X llisb it Offk« 141 H o l y Grail Pageant UWW I Aotfvttie? EteSfsrw* r-_ mmm aagJpM SL 8ATOTDAY, JANUARY ». 1**4 P A flfT W Iff A dm lotkfT 10-85 //»■»* iiA N I 9t*#yw r ’•*(' 600 I*fc Sanford A i| „ kW.T7t . kdl - w �—. o >aiXAUt 8 ATUXDAT, J ninole High Open* 1934 \ketball Seaton In 29-23 •nongh on tto T it m a to bring IW n out i m Tto main fight tory O ver St. Augustine started had tto , w on rtlll at IL la fart they w n t ae May Urine to n t rU of their tod bat* |toy M m war* aMo U weUb (to m*Uh. Ttoy didn't m « that th* rotoron n i ao fto gdfa Itot nothing (to youngator dpuld do v u sufficient to Icm Uto flfht. jjhjffsfisiRING GAMBLERS :j»h s r .; chagrined over SSM l :Ts FIGHT RESULTS I n k Ranch Buccaneer* In n douM l'H a lir nt the local court, fteriteg at 7110 o'clock. uiTbe line-up* and score*: fafate lU ( t » ) Saint* (26) 4 *«4 n , • . • If Pierce, 7 D U C tT f . rf . Seggi, f j d e y. ' i ‘ DuPont, 0 B m h l ^ f Gunther, 10 fctew.'T ig I p 1- * ' : Capps, 1 Chamber*, 0 •fatoe, >1 Urfatn, t -kg ' Kenry, 0 .T ;(■*'. * \ ' f t f a M f ' ...'---- j 1 ID I 0— 29 bfllnr ^ewi Notes IteV tto BaafotU^BowlIng- Loaba.’Jaat night tto Valdai Houl M took I game* from the BalK. B. Baddar nf tto' Ballard* ^6 high with 540. Roy Holler of >4 V*lde» team had high alngl* Ilk IM . Them was only one pin ftemtoo In the mlddl* gamp. M aM ajr n tehl — 'lYn'fva listsl '5 r a . * ^ 2 / r h y* Bethlehem Steel Firm m in t Sued On Bonds New York“WiwGiiysM Take Stiff Beating As Bouts End Oddly NEW YORK, Jan. t — UT) Th* wta^ men of th* prite ring In and about Ntw York nr* Im■named In chagrin a* deep a* lb* anowi that hare been flooding la on Manhattan. T to reaaon waa tha backfire Juat befor, Chriatmni of two fight* that were definitely In the aatctol, with n rmultlng Im * not only of holiday fond*, but of everything ala* th* amnrt fellow* on tb* Inald* coald borrow ' or pawn. For obvtoua rvaaon* tto two fight* can't to named. Libel neand libel action* ar* eitmmely Ilona grow out of aucb temerity, difficult t* defend. But tor*'* what happened In th« flmt one. A young lightweight waa fight­ ing a veteran whom tto imari boy* knew wa* ready to to taken. They ware warring at a email New York club. Tb* veteran itUI had a lot of follower*, friend* who would bat. Tto amart mohey want after them. Tb* night of tto fight a apokee. man for th* laalda wagvram found tto manager of th* capable young warrior coming Into tto arena. The tpokttman rubbed hla hand* In glM. "A nice crowd,” to tald, “ and how doe* your boy faelT All right! Wa'v* gut a nice chunk down on him. It’s a *oft touch.” Th* manager looked pained. “ You're betting on him, am yoa?” to a*k*d. "You' shouldn't have don* that without asking me. The only way we could get thl* fight waa to agree to loe*. We're not going to wtn. You're •tuck.'*' Away flew the opokesmaa la anguish, hailing hla clan. “ Get rid of thoM beta,” to howled. “ Lay them off. Wa’v* been Jobbed. Our man can't win.' Frantically lbay raced around tto arena,'totting 15 hem, ||0 attempt to fore* th* Bethlehem Steel Company to pay tto hold­ er* of a 511,700,000 bon I Issue 'In. gold-backed Dutch guilders rather than In depreciated American money |f bondholders ao choose, was started today In tto su­ preme court. Lawyer* representing fa y Ro­ senbaum, bondholder, said when the steel compeny issued tto bond In 1511 It agreed te pay aeml-annual Interest of f i t I* American money or 111 guilder*. IS cents In Dutch currency. Attorahya allege that lh* company la refusing to pay In guilders sa­ cs pt to bondholders who live In Holland. t3 £ jg " * Ittc Hat 1 H a t Rc llaa I tlmaa. • 7c Haa « lima*. ' Sc Una 1 Moalh. r M U a iE d u rft Site “ V E N *W YORK, Jan. # - t*V r-j PAOLA teagu. yaatorday to! * ' k a* an «f- *«P«*d th* ap*odter American leaA l a *tr»4*wt ,of symbolic j ha bank wTli p * ball In toto. ptoal** contained In 1*0 Bl *rtan at tto -|Tl‘ T ' John A. Heydiet and Mr. Dfcfcaoa U 'o f tto o p i n i o n t . Fnk. £ WH m Harrldf*, of tto tw. ma- aaattma tto Itad tig h t A fiMfiOO tttUwith a lone •ctrte power attend ever nth -waatrrn Chamberlain, t of United Irman of tto — r* LVORTO , H __ „ * _ Jtar a b ^ U f Thom*. B. Sblto, part oamar of the Athletic*, aad Julian W. Cnrtiaa, haadi nf tto two companic* that manufacture tto ball*, mat In eonfdrtnc* Ih rhlladatphla and canted oct o f tto atandardifallen mandat* passed recently at the Joint meetings la Chicago. , White the ■pacification* daddy ad upon, era IHo m of tto ball opd h) .tto American laarta.laat tee! th# world at tto* tim e la a *uk, ^ ^ writer. of . Bible. T o M g te c t' tto atndy Bible prediction, te to tan fi tto onlyJUht.wW th TJod heat bpod tk a' perptexlUO* of tto ] aant tiro*. Wa ore. marching ate By ea th Mg*-fulfillment of BcH#ter*e whUh\ point eat els It . ( be a*tt}nf .a p 'e f a, unlvai tto/ttia ef, a wt * r * r tto anauapeeling *t*r. Down to went and down h* stayed. Tto un­ known. horrified, hadn't - even In­ tended to bit him. Bat you cant laugh o ff *n opponent Who la •tiff and stark on tto canvas. Tto battle waa over. Well, tto wise -boy* ar* atlil looking around town for that un­ known and bl* -manager, who are jutl a *' sorry *a they are, but ttoy w oat find them- Ttoy warn on their way went an hour after tto dual e ta ever. And If ttoy are itHl keeping ttolr pace ttoy must to Just about approaching Honolulu new. ■ • VIRGINIA BANE R< EWJNG, V a , J a fa M ^ ¥ T b ~ Four unmasked robbeec-yeeterday told up the People1* Sw­ ing and escaped In ah nktdmobll? wRh |«;000 In cash. One o f H a matt k*bt watch with a) nrnrtlM gui) la tto cay while tto oltoC three mitered the beak.’ MR tt NEW YORK, Jan. S ^ P ) ~ Two deaths from eyposum wa* re­ portad yesterday at tto tto iw v ifl ter f*l( to a low of 16 degrees. faster though this near ball will to,' It .*tlH b far (toerer than Jha “ Jack,rabbit" pellet tto two lea­ gue* need a few yearn'age and U jjrblch, te theory .the American Ma­ in e aim rilnknl A lter1 I MO, when Hack tvilaon popped bo bom* run* late tto standi and even tJfiy Rabbit MaranvtIU and Hnghl* C fiti chased outfMIdera- out of Alght, ^to Nallonal' league called f f i ‘ l*,and started removing tto ijiig from within lbs homehide cover. * ' While th* American leagw* manufacturer, Tom Shlto, contin­ ued to build a aptore to suit sluggem of tto Babo Ruth, Jtramlo foxy, and Al Simmons type, slow­ er than the ‘‘menere" ball but kJU| teat, tto National league 'thickened Its cover, loosened th* winding, and added slightly te the . far.' and Mr*. Leon Lawrence and daughter, Juanita, of Perry, are' viaIting at thw'home of tor brother H. H. Slaughter and fa te lly . B. T. Tiller ha* opened a new atare. A itock of ' general m*r< ehandlae aril! to kept. Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Mamh aad daegbter >Jewel war* recant rialtor* In Orlande, Randall and Henry Slaughter returned Sunday from a rl*lt with relative* and friend* la Parry. ‘ Mr. J. A. Mamh waa m meant rial tor with ralaUrea In Ocala. Mr. and Mm. Oaorga Hill of Ocala ar* rlaltlng at the bom* of bi* parent*. Mr. and Mm. Prank lhAn arikartMaeabUnl batter gttp. . 5 .-.a .. < 'The new ataodfrd ball, there­ fore, |* aeteally a fart af medium between the JaakyabbR o f tto American M gu a at Ita fastest and tto reaetten halt e f tto National leagua ah'It* sleweet. X n Floy Mlllor spent Chrialveealloo In Daytona Beach. Rosa Edith Eouderar, who apant tto Cbriatma* tothte/a with tor foottor. Mm. D, B. Levy, baa relurytod M May*. Opel Petam of Daytona spent tto week-end srilh tor mother Mr*. Panri Potam. Ifoband and Theodor* l.lndaey have- returned to the University of Florida nt Onltoavlll*. Mr, and Mr*. P. B. Dool.y and daughter Eleanor spent Now Year’s day In Leeabttrg. Charles Doqlef and Wilson 0*1ger sntartalned with a bridge p^rt- Saturday earning. High scores were told by Mm. Frank Thomas and Harry Lee Lindsey, Low score* w*at to Ruby Pwtem ■ to ' Theodors Lindtey. U la r tn th. evening dwtclng wa* enjoyed Kditb Esud#r#r •ntortalned with a sralch party Bunday •> r ' • , Mlaa Mlnnl* Slanbtar of. Newberry b ebltlag at tto home of tor brother, H. H- Slaughter.- , Mr. and Mrs. Claude PM* and Mb* Lob White were recent vtelton In - Winter Garden. ■, ' j• •n a i i or Wooa ' DeUvarad ‘ DUftARTS Big Wato Yard Phan* 457-J, . w. lath ar. Red Bliss........ $5*00 bng Rose 4 ........... $4.25 ba? Now is the time to plant . Chase & Co. Ilh'J1'! ) , ROosekelt bridge. The I t iw t u h will be dedicated Jan. 5. F,RK LoaH d e c l in e s ______ j « b: e ^ V )_ M la m lte p,r c. pm fire loss in 1535 Wik1 allghfly more than 75 cent*,-A drop of IS cents from th# precedln( year and the lowest In tto ajly'a hlatory. fir# Chief E. A. Weetra sold yesterday --------------------- ■ 'QUAKE IN 1-08 ANGELES ------j . LOB ANGELES, Jan. 8-—4wV— A light earth tremor waa frit In tto La* Angeles metropolitan area yaaterday. Th# disturbance waa ao alight ttot many petaoaa 41<j not notice It. No damage waa reported. < ~ ___ BRIDGE TO BE DlfDICATMO,. ------' STUART, Jan, 8,-^wh*Tai Btato Road Department b i t named tto new spen acre#* tto H ill aii Ntw Ctrtlfled Blaine Grown Seed Polaloca he temperature rose to 55 late la j th* dat, however, and the wenQbe St. U)c(* River her* tto Prankr iD V P V A 1bureau said no mors ■its ram cold • tltchlng ao' that pitchers got a QBWEVA________ waa la light. mmm _ Miss Lot* Kalfht apeat tto Christaia* holiday* la OkUweha, with friend*. Mr*. A. L. Humphrey e f Caat Barite, Vermont la aperang tto »• * — — problem that ha* pler>«d major t t f c W mask te,U\to a feet baa raaombaseball for many year* a o t °** eerrt«m», and ipacthl, | fc flr fd M o o ^ tHomph fer tto National “ * * > “ *• tdctnra. lactorn To-Night .: r i " Our expert work, prompt delivery and low price make* It poaslkfe to keep cloTktng' always' fresh and new looking, Do you know why aha womb yc*Jcome| She, herself, didn't Halitosis (bad breath), the Semiridle Drjr Cleaners Mi . • ' Magnolia Ava. and RICHARD ARLEN nford Cash Feed Store — - oa*-. tadT aad Hanford ”8*nford*a Only Home-Owned Food 8torn" ALLARD'S FEEDS and FLOUR mouth odors and ctodt* Infec­ tion. Use It dotty- Recant tests •)»0w that Listerine promptly overcomes odor* oedlnory onliseptks cant hide te 4 day*. Lambert Pharmacol Company, St. Louie, M e, U S .A . LISTERINE BUIt,i Unde aJRt-L. > fill. kJtorrt CLEVELAND. T.nn Jan. t < 8am T. Manlay, Clvllan Cortaarration Corps worker from Mem­ phis, la In a hospital suffering from , half* wound Just below tto heart. R. L. Zimmerman, ala* af Memphis, te t o l d on charges of tubbing Manlsy. in '***• ■ ■ A p p n > v »< R o K n U y , ^ “ kta* W tto National It w t i tto final round tofora tto r finally p t ik d t bat* *v*nad out, and aat down, aitoo*tad but saf* financially, to bear the rerdlct, • T to official* ware bonaat. Ttoy gar* tb« <Wcl*Wm tto only poealbU way. To tto yanagtter. And tto amart fallow*- nearly died Of apeplaay. , Tto Mcond litnatlen waa mar* delicate, and earned M ere trouble. Another prominent lightweight who .till can fight gaea a match to a e o M p e m lle * unknown with / RA T E S m m>o ustt h faMUDUi i .•*' i# waa n n r v r r ratiav. r w a i - T a m il n n t r u t n a c t i r . a n o r o n a a a iN O L a r o v n , pt-w niO A . i n r u a M - a a V i T IIK IJ IA KANNtKtt. ('om plalnaat. tv in tv K K N K im i va W ANNINII. I*sltn4aal. oHPtut o r v r a u t'A T tM Ksanotk Ussnlaa. Jsrssr City, l i s t s i t . N « s JsSssy. Ton srr h«rttiy arSirtd a s * rtutalrsd Is tx ssd sppssr s o * * tn< (th day ut y .b ro s ry I I I * I* lb * Dill ot l-usiplslnt IHod aaalM l rau Is Iks a l » t i sattllsd r u H and to s rt. b i RALE i 81* tod* Abbott * T h , Nastord H tm ld la k trtk r P*bb 14 Oatery . Pluto. Naur dsslaoalad as Iks oswspspor la wbtek tkla order shell be oakltekWt -pulted over- Or wttl trad* far *d ts r (oar ronsooullrs wssks. U'lisroo V. E. D *«*U s a . Clark . * ( fa paodal 6 pr • to n * Jobnaon said Circuit-Conn, aad Ik * o tfb t e l faat.. A. D. Smith, Catery Ava. oosl tk troof ik l* tik day o f Janu­ ary a . a m i . V. K. U O U U LA M (C L E R K ) Hm m T o B u t In i y: ,A. tL W U K E (D. C f RENT. Furnished Hoc**.' aAM L'BLBA. R W t L K lM O N ' Bollalior far C o a p ia ta a b L -j ■* To. PjUOMfaiN ■RjDAYf . ,*‘ 1. w\ ■**f' 1 f1 I _—■. teteTnu."- -Ws- f, atari;1Seminole High, with t o * Rinlaw and QalHan Jorglaring tto eelert, took the [ fa Urn ntldAe of tto aecond lad ahd toter raJInqulahed It. to Malleta, wboao baft bet Waa faywaH Plerrt, trailed 10 le it the half and Jh-te |Q at tto ' df tto third parted. Two * field goal* .by Oliver Miller fa r UR on be near tto flijib. •Tfb R i l l n i nied eight pteyftettaif tto gamte Intledlng N ad.,a P. Htlndeh. All aad «p trail, particularly Jorand RIhlaw, and Coach M e te'hi **p*ttlng aaefaer Tktealght when t o flrat and • d . tehtea, wlil^play tto Day- ta* M M Lbto Heads GatlierTo *£T'SSS Oat Mandate) �n £ ,i:. A„,vv.;ji< l :------- ............................ ~ . .. W - -w ( ^ ^ s'■- ’*t * * r . : . r W B A T B ra •vi.r» Ln Roosevelt Lauded By Auto Club Head NEW YORK, Jan. B.-OT) F. W. A. Veepcr, pmident ol the Natinna) Automobile Dealera Aaaociation told a largo gathering of dealers today that President Roosevelt “ Han the car In high, on tha right toad and headed toward the fmiah. He said “ It U our job to man the pita, keep the ear in ahape to do her beat ao when It reaches the stretch he will get a wane of the checkered flag as he crosses the line." Ve»per referred .to the motor vehicle retailing code of which hr is National Co^e Authority, and he spoke at a gathering held in connection with the National Automobile Show, r?\ In ______ jppi C f a sh; Trade Stopped Dead On Main IineTrack 5 BASSFIELD, Mis*., Jan. 8. — (A.PJ— Two children were 1 killed, ogte w u critically in- j jnrsd. tad more than 20 oth- i art were hurt when a Miuin-1 ... ilppl (Ccntral paaaenger t r a i n ; _____________ crashed Into a school bus at I IStaiD R YS DEFEATED, NOT DESTROYED, STATES BISHOP t .. laileated that the bus, driven by B . It-year-old school hoy, had itaPad os tha tracks near a depot. jf ■ 'i L ' IlM vehicle was demolished. ’ ‘ All of tha children In the bu> Head near Goodhope Community aad were enroute to a consolidated school here. It la feared that aomr afi those removed unconscious frefti the wreckage may hava suf­ fered.fatal InJuries. * 4 ^ Anti-Saloon League Is In 27th AnnualConvention At Capital . . . . WASHINGTON,. Jan. R— (Ab ational Guard Units1»i*boP Emm n. Rirhard.<>«, „ r Rename DrlUWork |l i m ■ . S T , ! * : A?; 1ST RUSSIAN LABOR RETORT AMBASSADOR .SEES BUSINESS RAS ARRIVEDiFUTURE BRIGRT fold its quotas on Amrikan products rn announced the first of the jear. The United Suite* Kinbassy announced aeonchiaitm of this arrangement whe reby the United States will be ex* emptrd from the Kirndi policy to reserve three quarters of its Import quota':* for bargaining purposes. Cost Of Collection Is Cut Down OneFifth, Helvering R e ports In Annual Message W A S H I N G T O N , Jan H (AT The nations inrome jump'll up wind more than f dm int* tht1li.*,'I fisral year, anti tthnl's 'ur", il I'uffl the goveiii l ii fiti h ■ ti* ci*|let t it \ i n , Helvenuif. intctiial revenue coinrvi i n n e r also J» n i ’4*ed to >ln> in hia nniwal rrpurt tu S'c — rctury Mnrgenthaii. that although C h a rgC S L c h - ;| J beer ami wine were legal for ____ _ _ __. . . only a small part of I hi- PM’t fis cal year, the former brought more that IIAJNM.IRKI and the latter more than |HO(OlHt. With Political Dickering On Issue The ambitaaadov* tnrricl here’ l"’r,» nl I f * " " " »'■»'' »•> »»rk «n i for a few hour., were pleaaantly, 1,1 *’11* NKM YORK* Jan. H l/lh non-committal on trade matte... t Tt' ' 7 K"""- w,'n W Mayor | to*i-llu It Ijsti u hi tliii th* f ) lne federation almost entirely to avoided any specific diMUSMun of nir«l )i* tc ila y that hr « * * Mi-k foreign affairs and left by tram! government measures.*’ t »■ .- . - tl . , i “I'n vaic imitative" Isi M 'r W With Inci*iiie tsues carrying the hulk of the loa«l* llelvering esti mated the total revenue for the i n i “ •itetitiorabip m r r city nf ftM’nl year ul nearly f U»JU.IUMI.ihmi f a i rs mill .. Imrir*i tiiivrriioi I l et a* compared with -digM!) ruon ben II. |.«’hman with *|«>littcal than $I .MHl.mHl.KCMI «*»*• ycai l*v manctivn ing“ In refusing h'lial* fore. lion to Kin* the major power lo It ro»t I lie government f|.H,r* to rut !■x|wii*«'H, mllict each fl«0 , H2 cents leaM Ht-plying to I he tioveiiior'a as Ilian each $I the prrvtous y«ai. for Washington shortly k fiir r ;. . . . . . . . •In hold on to flu- *?gaiio*, Iln* led* nta»n. . . . , Ml ,, , , .. ,,l n utiiiii said, and in or W t•» onI will work for world prne-*, . . r . . . tain this aid "Ixisiiirin nmfldencq was thr first stalrmrnt of thr So t . , , _. must la- restored Viet envoy, who for five years j **Kear i'f iufIhl*i»«i is the chief was amImssador to *lokyo. ' ot* liit It- to rustoi1iiimii of cuiiflHr spi-nks good Knglish. nl denee at present,'* It a*aeitp<t. Ri-rtion that a proposril lull wmiM Florida contributed 11.J7K.lt" I in though h(, has been studying tor ! “ # * • If the guvertimeiil u* a criablr |.«fi anlia to scrap the ci income taxes sn<l I'l.'tlfi.ldlj in t> chuiter. the mayor wrote in iHcolln neons taxes, or tiominuru ut* I ag«. fwoi j im-xt Ntep in its pure tnodnff fin* wire leased, “T w o «tnwnwa*»| Un<" ‘ brought befor. .loatiev of jumped uverliourd Satunloy e r e r e t 1 ’eaee J ( Ri-'n-rt. were Inn fi t I in t ofH|iariMin {*• nt h* r |Hirllra» M, opinfnn inilhri call mouth-, it if iioliciiii’<l in i be »■ la* Stavisky Perhaps word *atnw j [nut w hit it \11 Hot erts fi*««ntly away' first mi*uridi-rslno<| for Stu putirmltt-tl tn thr 11<*ur*| of I'iiuii I t*y t ufll 111I- 'MtillCl " viaky | In ihr nrilrr in which caw writ* tlockrlr >. thr> arc KNfil.ANII S K F h S KAtTtMt llrrin-ti ti«*r<iias anil Liquor FigureulnFour1 , . v * .• Arrests B y Deputies **nl a ,n'' - h 1 NUMBER 62 U. S. INCO M E Charges O f Graft In WENT UPWARD Administration O f D U R IN G 1933 C W A InWestRaised LAGUARD1A SAYS - - r!£Lsr^ --“--“-iBE ,S NOT ASKING DICTATOR'S ROLE December Arrests He ported to J. {'. " knii." 'Hoberts Are Fewer with them every Item of their iaaued uniform, conilatlng of ramyslgn hate, tlaa, thlrla, braechet, ..M gftaa. and ahoei, and turning than la to tha tupply tergeant. Na aictua will ba taken from any mamber of this detachment for failure to obearve these tnatrurlt was itated . /PARIS, Jan. M.—<4*1 -France agrrrtl today to increase three* WASHINGTON. J»n H.—(Wl— NEW YORK. Jan. K .- tO Avowing aupport of the rauae of Thr American Federation of la - , world pence. Alexander A. Troy* novaky, the flrat amhaaeador lo|tnn« propcct* 'Vnnalderahly America from the Soviet Union,.'brighter" that a year ago but landed in New York ycntrrday. (Warned that "the outlook i« overWith him on the liner Washing-! *hn Emved ly a danger obich ma> ton was William C. Hull Ml, the' <ie»l roy all proerva* uiade-- !■-, American envoy to Moacnw, who Gallon by flat money i j return, for conference, with l’ rea ■” it* “ * anmuil ■""'■■I ““ revitw •* ' " * « f M ayor idi-int House veil and departmental' )‘r* r *^r ^d*’rat ion luted itr r i t * * man official, ami to complete hi" em-,t-r <m|»loy mr.'t. allot let boor. ba»ny staff. better organisation as three Im- |opening the Lragae'a t w o o l* .,.. — gram takes measiilrs lo restorv . a U y-aff ov*r the boll-I rnth , nnu,| ronventlon y*«t*r.1ay. fWya, tha threa unlU o f the Na- , Mi<t , hc tem plate forces had 71 Killed In Panic At 1confidence m the mertmey land tAqnal Guam aUtloned here will , u>t. infd , defeat by „ rakuMa thalf regolar w**k1y drill* pral of prohibition hut had not Kyoto Railroad Depot:r,,. . T f - X . " — 1 pitniici Hint I'.f.ti will -ee connid thb week, Um Headquarten Cum- been deal roy cd. I T O K ^ O , Jin H i/1*i I lent hs I rtali t- progn*>j* in n ktatiiiR F W . 1* command of Lieut. DeSaying there were 2f» stairs of 71 |rrsnfl« and liijuro-- t«» M*' pn r 4*«." and Company B. Captain where sale of liquor was Illegal in a fmnir stricken iniwd wits n» | The fr h-tnl ion ri'jioitrd that I,* C. Waihhurn, commanding, and in nearly <aff other slates iwnted today hy the Rerign N n v » MHiiimi |„i-..o* out *.f work at ng tonight at 7:30 o’clock at there were dry arras, th« hi shop j Agency rurrt-spon«friit nl Kyoto, Jthe end of KU2 now have job* IM armory. It la aperifically insisted these should be main Thr crowd wan m Kyoto trnlwuy | in imlu-diy an • have that every member of both «IM ,i slat inn to bid fare widl to n gioop (Lontinued on Page Four J Of theta unite be preaent tonight, lamed and additions made, Herts Pickett, of the Methodist of recruits for the litipeiial Jnpn a t then aM moltera ol eatreme Importanee to avery member of board of temperance, ad'Vcasmir nese navy The cause for sodden bMh companlet to com* up to- an audience in the Koandary Mrth i panic and stampede was rod mii odist Church, said he had yet to , mi diaUly explained *; Bight. I footorrow, Tueaihy night, the find anyone in respemsilde Medical Detachment, under the lion who approved, of the form »*f KTAVIHKV H K H IH T command of Captain Arthur W the 21at Amendment. I.O NOON, Jan H The m|ilam Xrdfx, will maet. The membert of T h e Wets ttia'k* a t‘onn|dete of thr Hutch .learner Alpborai.l I'-ieinlo-, f..i ln« violo , thta detachment hava been in(Continued On Page Four) 'cl'WMirSSSft'fcwKl--.- France Agrees To Increase Quotas Bullitt Accom panies Inf lationBy Fiat Money J Said To Be Shadow Troyanov8ky From Over ProgressMade Soviet Republic To Talk With President 1 n Nation T o Date I floody tonight and Tur«day, probable rain, aad alighllj colder. Fries Firs Onls SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JANUARY S. 1934 - t : ■ " . - « * »< “ You talk ithnut a dictatorship the total. None hits 14‘iii pro|Hisv«l I am nuking MMiml city ninriNg* uu-ul Prudent lujaifie** men i hr ougloM.t j the countr> r c o g m i *• it m- litis , UK's* inaiittcoiiierit I*«>litit latis j call it tlirtaU*. ship x x v I \ national citation f*»i unit ac The liicusoii , leiitit.ar-ha said. | l iv tl[(’*>, fulfil 11n national he*iT pi *■v i<im that I lie ruteigtiiiv |nm ipiattcr* of the Ammexii l^gnm els |i» iitt itJur o mid imisidl Auxitiaiy. has been given h* the I i out mued <>u Page I out l ' « ,»mplo ll t ossing Tint Number M IS S W A N K E R SHOOTS SELF AS POUCE CLOSE IN Funds Nothing Less Than PublicScandal l,OS ANUKI.ES. Jan. H.— (A.I*.)—John H Elliott, firat Alleged Swindler Who virp-chnirman of tho Di’ nioFounded Pawnshop rralir «tal«> I'l'nlriil commit* Is Expected To Die tec, in n alalcmml which I r micil l h i* manaKcmcnt of ( H A M D N I X . France, .Ian H, I he ('W A here for I ho pnat l/lh Serge "Hamlsomc Alex" Slnvtsky. Hi l e g e . I $tlt.000.tHUI four weeks ii -ithim; less than Mwmdler, shot himself in the head n imhlie snimtul miliil today, today when police ail r run ruled him "1 for one ahull mil remain in ii hidden villa, lie was fust idlent nlmiil il any longer." I bought to have died mslanllv, but a hastily siiriiiimrieil fhvsician found n "‘park of life, and admin­ istered n re*ii»m! iv»* wlmh np patentIv brought ctui^r■nowies*. Hr tiatl Iweii sought Im the puat two ivti'ki following thr rid lap «e .♦f tin- Bayonne Pawnshop which he founded |ioclors e\p*'cted him In die muim-ntaril) although tliey waged a fighl foi his life so they rail I ii f 1 1 him over lo iiml He hud a dose of poison nrul fl.DOtl.tHHi worth of |teniIs with him r.lliolt *niti no mv.--lil' oI ion tout convinced him of a great wait© of puhlic money, the use of un­ employment Relief for pemnna! ends and aviihilinns, the h d n y x l nf President Roosevelt, anil (ho gross mishandling and mis man* ageuient of whal Washington In* tended |o he n «oi|>erhu»iian effort to Hid the Jobless lie charged Mpceifically that an army of ir. OtHi of 17 BOO unem­ ployed hail been assigned to work without lmd*» or materials of anv kind, in many cases standround on I hr government Ix-gion Auxiliary Gets Mrs. I. J. Itrackin Dies pavroll »i ’ill rrnl* *n lomr Ho Citation For Activity After 22 Day Illness1*|.o -an! tb*< I hoiia* twl» »b,i I Fifi y Three, depar t merit ('nlrmnn AskKParenlH ' I"u 1,011 l l U l l i JlrSK nl a n i l l n | t t t yf"' ;||f To Prevent Accidents | plogram Tho '-••Ii " f Mr- I J llmi’kin. „.rrr wn,kine havo o"l W n r " H 1*7 year *dd wife of thr l<n *1 111*11 age* of the Sun fold Hotthng i i« , wh- sent to Ihdhart, M m , i Ih - afteiniMili wheie huiliil will take plate Itinuuiow aHei of H">* noon A aurvey which b»* i'l’ l been Mi - Itiackni died m the Ftu oalomal ' completed b\ I he Fliatohel of ' "'Survey ShowsNumher Of Boats In This Area forwanl llit* ....... I riaiti l aiightiui Mermuial ll«**pital *d th*’ \un i I* m* l.egionj yestenlsy nfterivoon lifter a JJ ('ommerce nl the rc.pic-t of 'ho War Iirpari men! Ii*» revealed lh«t Auxilifti) through it* milt m'tvi da>i haHie against typhoid level ■ * [ therr* *r,' now "1 ira-olmi* varhti Patent- were Jtg4‘*l todaj b) T,e* T tive in i him h circles *inre she in Ihi* ,i«y lh*t nrc u*erl for II II < oleman. ihaiiumn id t I f j The rttalnui ha* just '*• t " '• tame to Sanfmd alwnit two yi heiionolr ('oif|i1 > '-afet) < ouiniit «* »ie*! hi-ir hy Mis f F Kouitnl ago. Mi* Drat kin wa* wi ll * ii <(, 1pleaaurc purpo*' - oil the fit. John* | lllvcr, * 0.1 appro*itoalely ll' tee, to train i iubheti wtur ale it» ( president " f the unit It i - l*et ailse of thrnr activities the haI it of i olioy hi«)|lrs on - daied (hi JK„ I UTt and War* the hhe w * « lotto *1 A-bfuirl. Ala J * ' » * " e r motmlomt- owned h*c*1ly. •treels and hlg*hw%Ts that th > • *eal of tha national prt^ident, or. Inn 23. ItHM, and -be w*,s n.tir n nr ‘ T1" ’ ,,urv,'y "h" " * ,h* 1 -h.tijiil r*-i foi ward on the fight Mr* Rae K Itiestei Urn. kin alaviil »le>ol ,*(1 | yacht* arc » « ne*l l.y •'anfurd m et ! lied 1. Mr This i* thr *«-i ( ltd Km* that Mubund *hii* of I he i iad instead o f ( right b> flilamio »nrn, atnl tine > ■h o ago Sm v i\ nia 11*-1 '■••‘si'il* * | I he lef I liand side * *n many o 1 lota! omt ha* lu rK f.l h idaliofi rarh by ir*id»,nls nf |ii-l,iirnl, hi*i hn-lruruf aitihii-r rlvddiCil, j I III l|l Ull l« |Ht| tl-.t J • doing from natiunal ficHihpiHi 1•( - Mu Jarm-s VV Hrackin, aged c - ’i r u n a ‘ Beach, and PutlMlka. Iti CMU*l' ’'h*' ro II along i*n tic The stirvi'i also |H*itHs out tha find turn- was in 11*1?“ « In n i h*- l-ouisi- lira* kin, agi .1 - n an t Ki ft hand Hi te of a load in I mKi i 11at lull wia for mrrubri slop woh lie-1 Hr ark in, aged eiiM-t", all -T ar piuximntrlv 47 huge yac ‘Pi dour i fcirntly, the -mall tlaugh Mrs (tuiiryc VV Knight i» |u< i Sanford, and fu*» falhi-i, 11 ). from Northern port* visit Sandtml U*e of liquor resulted in the ai rest of three whilr *nd one rol ei of Mi ami Mo Ii t ftdii ored person over the week enil, it annuall) dr nl VV iggiris of A-hfoid VIh ( i hat lonimurnti wa- knot kid was reported thl* morning by The dal a. gaihi-i cd a- part of ti Mi* Riiumillal fumiid Mm t t'llll'A liO . jan H A m*iol«1i ! ,l'dly. eharged with Iwatiug lb. . i ' ’'m lier hicyi le nod - tightly in IlepuLy Sheriff 0 it Kat ridge, large volume of *Ht h inful matIrill bun ii an lofigmn AiixidiHfi dm John l.luke' 1,11 H ...... . * i.iiel liy a pausing mol hi isl w . with the erreata rfferteil by dep for th, eat rad it ton Of City’s HlNl Is lo to- si (idled ill i >»Mf>Tt mil •nr the year pe ll when nnii-tutl 12 Percrnl thr ItMtlxrl Factur I ** Ffigiafitt nit ami e«**t* each ght to av mil lo i with pi of used nupt >>\* III oi S ll Ming Eckerson Plant Is utie* under Sheriff J. F. McClel­ charge* of swindling t<* il i-h ill Ifi-nry Na i' . thaigi.l 'm i1 ..... . was given '•* t Im mm Taxes Collected Ihe (((‘Cent report* thal many * lo i•l i ' * In fiver, i arm- h ii t veslrir* in a stock selling neh*nnr Iwing drunk, wa- fined f I * an Delayed In Opening land. 1en are ruling -m ihe left ii.tnd tt’ fitUir* nf I h|. Miga i/i*l mu J E. Brown, white resident of w fin I,mi A|i!iroiiriiat<di 12 j i m n i l nf the trade Wily o ffn ml* i was trceiveiil yesterday f«y th. T vide nf the tm | Unit. f|et i led in* ■*■» stair chairman nf mini .*. r * douiited I loil .»« (MS111 boat p xveivj (aeofge thirtoa. rharg«i| will T *'If real Mild j»* • fax Bec*u*« of ■ detay In eoniplui the Oviedo area, w»a arrested *o>t S mar-haFs office foil o **-•■* dining Hl.il Mini It* IJ uni * ^afoly f oiiuiiit It »• on an iiniio ••wiipfj hip I ••|i.inled !•• «ll> again-* i imih i I l m llolag n«cc*aary repairs. the achnl !rh*rgei| with driving »n ado lievrri unlikely that the "io.r.li|, ‘ l...... • a* chairman of umi ,*. • 4|* *** i diHir- p'du y aimed a' loiretliOv " ♦ rty wa* t . d h 'O d d.iiiig \».%i ul*d opening ol the Krker»«n while drunk. He waa fim-.l Rltlii I riimotri would he foiled » Ii a * w * » g*i«’r» a siis|w-nded - * rp - in * ■ ' f"i D i a l m » * I 1to - pi Hi I tri ll i • bet lev* I Mi j1 N<u nniii Join--, ihaigi-il with i Imi and I ie* ♦ lot** i , it u » . n*pto plant on end m.ta when arraignrii. end (Ml the country imiTiediatety Frull Conner'* Inc., it it «h h I- h iniM nil* rgttHiii o I 1 ' n g H I T ! and p e t I |ti dm mg iii* pei -on, * » - la'11 * n 1Milk W ar Malls Every .ll thi* * 1 1> Hull till- week Thirteenth of the fine wav auepen Vd on ljtarel Avenue a( *In inti nl and puipo . of 11* I uspi rule.I -eiiIcin i Btreet h*a been poelponeil until promiae of good liehsvtor 'The roller I uu»s f.-» thr l « " « DMM IHKKIN KIIS M* M M I r k sojfgi stloh w ho ii ie< oliilio n Delivery I n Chicago K* • lllake. (huiged with 111>i niT R I M n IK l>KM(H It \1l( •oorith jM'Mod ainoirulr i io l'n’ 4. Mat Monday morning It w*a *n that pei *t»na M \ I h on tin I* M C. H. Mardre »nd S F. Gunn, an n uto with an on pi opr i Iit« ii*< -Id 2il, a Mini whu Ii « while -maII Mayor W A I • Ifh 1 1 . I. , i. today by C. It. Kckeraou, while men eherged with lieing j S A N FR AN t'lKCO , Jan K -d iiiarul side nf mad's and -tiro'1 •ii i Hl< AliO. Jan H i /|*i Milk was fined f-ri and t -**( • * el Intgei Horn llo <oil i lion fm deliveries were halted ill ( hu iigii nfftre for P H I »»t M ,, Per son parfoidariy ■tuldri <• plant drunk were fined (A and coal, Fi»r 1he firnt time In the jMil 1 11 Janie*- 'i'lo.iiiMK dismi-sed •he flr*t tw.* m.til It- ■■( nisi )f*M‘ BIMINI, ..n huycle should do * ( mg in the • ii v 1 1 m 1 1 I.. * Now equipment ha* had to I* each. loday a* violence flared over n ral hialory of Man Franroro, l»otn t„f A ust-ssi d ri id nrul pi i vtm.d vm( I i* -day nif hr. i- >« lu dul* * i I,,, on tin right hull I ofe. Mi i o|i laetallad together with repair* Annie Mrlnlo.h > u fined 12b orr»( * lead Rcpublirana io rra-i. Did mile aica in n dairyiiiQjia Wa llaw Morvan » « ■ I iiohI • ho i :» n i,, outlun of i ll v p r o p * > ■ rnan tuggi-al* >« ovar hr* fn -i m ' km U i i dad alteration* (e the plant it*elf, and costa for restating arreal and) U-nu! veil*.: D t i n w r . ! . , 1.11! I(- „ „ j si like ag a irial reduced prteni. .book 1 1 - |7tDKl,H71 f 1 ••in wl mil. at tn I*'g tonight a- 7 HI li t |.n l and thla work la acheduled to h* |1 and coal* fur lieing drunk. flumping of milk spread from publican., 130.U71 Kayinun.l It.krr was fine-1 * • 111 1 h «d tha Cummioiohi'M min >xl«it* uidl« and with liMI |* t - - ■ eempleied at Um and o f tha week. highways surrounding < hicagn and coat* for liking and oainit Industrial Survey Of i aiiticlpalinj a* f«- mg a io 1 ,|t- lion, a tidal of $2in . •> 22 4*R»u|*f an i i i allied mtu t he city Mr. Eckeraon ilatqd that card* the property ol amOkct. - ■ Pm de rirr/f ‘^r€r 1fo.lnee* veavlon ha mailed en. Wednesday In Tn icks of itoIe pendent it‘'Ul il wr 4 1 I llulua Gtbaoti and Jam.'* Ford, County Is Under Way I ud women who will be wbi» al te im|>t«*fI deliVi'iiea char ac,| with petit larceny, anil j for work etartlng neat li||u‘d over itml Hull rontenUt lleaulab I junxr, chaigr-'l with a- ! Serninuix- t >• nl> 1*mIh ^ U' i HOI' It U expected that firal {idled info gut fei • saull aa.ii•1 i alti-r) , weir t rarisf* r |Hlii' •sf the fi *i to Ctrl* i i In fo-l • of frull will lie received rod to county cue Ft for action 1in I lurnta'* 1iidil'' l mi survey Whal l* planned *• the nu»t Mr«. J. II. lllntrrmivtrr. S. I> tlM plant on Friday, he added. N J. Itrown and James Hen j F p n n s u i f t n * gii t fi i elaborate birthday party vvrr at­ IliKhlcyman. J K I’rralnn, ■0(1 j dcr-on, charged with itartf assault , b e i n g l.l ldON TO VtKt.T S t a t e I'haTnfter «.f C i u r i t m - i ' • ai tempted In tranrord I* to be an Karl Ifhm in wrrr appomlr,! »• weir fined |fi and DONATES ORANGES n h Jai h M-nviIle w ii h funds Mipplu <1 J pended fnnuairy term id * minty » 1 A report on t he pi og r e of I he event of Jan. 30 when the com­ an rircutive cuiomittre in rhaijr while John Bentley and Oil*! b> th. K K H A . a * A II I h . l g . ..1 which opened befeit Judge I ' liui gec| Lilli,. Hell Mi t>uMm the courtesy of B- F. I!>Tt4 membe»■-ship drive ini niiioug Wnghl i*’ci ived a *usj*c*ii'V-d »• n I with aggiHviiiid aaaanh, wii'* f il le d A tliiiionte Splilig* -(’t nut !«• m lotion Iasi 'loevdni Iruik « V prominent Oviedo grow- bined *ocial, civic and fraternal or- of the followlnc committee*: Hie subject* that an to Ihi di*« leiice on ii 'like charge tvrvirw Inriust r u*l |.|ant nwium t 0*1 im itation* of thl* 'city wilt pla) f'J-'i and lJ M H Wlpper of fruit* *»<l v*ge. p>>rary AdjuutMtu* ul until o< • lltll. S. I). IliKhlryman, Frank ruaM ii al h meet ing of * nmjdwdT Luke Will tarii*, charged with( • hinged John till ’: WOImI, w hi!* jjW W C lfA worker* in thl* city ho*t* to a I*j evident Knoaeveit Umrun. II. H. Coleman; Mualc. 0(»crating a car without a licen*i arid o p e r a t u r ' # week after f ‘mint\ |’tfi-erulm • I-ONMOg Dust of the American I jwI **taty ware made recipient* Birthday Party to be held in the Hr*. J II. Illntermiater. Mr*. II wa» fined t ID and costs oh t rloaded gion, ft heilulnd In I-* *iagad nl with f<i >* t«r m g an l/ennanliy fiad h-I ridl<d <■ Scl» . ted a* the n|>ening si fgn i. • trMk lead of orange* taken B. Lewi*, Mr*. W. I,. Morgan, II and the Itgion Ihi) llo •• truck, on fined tonight .il M.00 in Uu (tribe lo ohtain iruinat rial I M**e. ulton of Jhiiu- f ord, mvi Maffatr Hotel. k m grovee la th* Oviedo C. Water*, Jr.; Ticket Sale*. Mi* h. phard. 111 • ••u»l on tin oThx k Heyward Walker will peg* M lllliiiInformation in ihi* area, ttu * m*n •tiargrd mrtlb |ai>eui late Sail Thl* wa* decided thi* mornini ■ M dlotrlbuted near lb* I Uoumillah Maxwell Kir wart. Bill 2 Sections OfHighwny ly ga oed a I. ad »«fi many of l h» dav afterniutn I " i d 1- * uHe rod. side t i post commander -'AIIO 1 I1 m u -"', wa- f otllO1 in»t gnil ea Saturday after- when head* t>f man* local club. nuBo*r. Ur. A. W. Kpp*. W 11. othei lOuntie* in the matter of mistral , »> At Monroe AreLinked mat at th* Invitation of official* Jthepherd, W. II. Schmidt, J F returrung answer* to the *|Ues 1 The week's *c*w»oti wa- a hu*| Juice fisher, alias t o her l,c<_ of th* Chamber of l'«nmrrc< lo t’ rv.lon, A. L Bella, G. G. Hertlom a t e w ho h Mr Ikalgi s n l mu l hr <Wkrl iiuiiiaic* In tlu rharget) with assault nrul haltriy, • rranf* for thl* affair. rlna, Mr*. R. A. Smith, Mr. II At the ofifi of thi firw| w n V I*>th« i • anva>M t« arc supplying I order in whlrti i s m * wet*, hai. Weather wa - fini-d f 2ft and mat a. Hr v i / IYesierday’s Th* prof ram will not only In-1C. W»ahburn. Mr*. W. ti Mill-i. of work I•'■ding low aid the p a k gae-tion* M-rk to fin*I out wh a II,p IM( they wet*- a* follows fin«'d 11U and ro»t* on a ctiargr uf clvrW denelnf to the muair of thr Mr*. S. PuI*»ton, Mr*. G. K Mr- ing nf atiout uni* nub- of the now ia Icing mamifsti red. who i»| Sam Hall, while, charged with • IN FLORIDA aSjfj. 4 beat orrheitrm obtafnebl*, but It Kay, Civic Club Co-oprration. II lakefr >nt *-o Irvard, n -mall while n charge of V lB lis il i1?fhkr the manufactutmg, whai operating ■ car with an improper | hair assault. U ta h U « M ain will alao Include a lonf vaude- I). Pop*. T. L. Dumei, E. J Mr) uf men o|*erating under the du raw materials are u-cd, and what IV L7 public profanity against turn * 1 / n A N K O H I' ........... . fined the rust* of ar It ARE DEAD Ho rul.* V in H VS t - l l l t f ' rlllo and entertainment which will er; Fraternal Co-Operation. A. I. reelion of officials of an Urltfndx , atiggesfiuiia industrial leaders ran t + ; ;: TJ' . nolle pr mmed 1 !• s r 72 A o * ls t I1 l r . 1l/ II be atofed in th* dining room of 'Bella, G. W. Spencer, J. G. SI: INJURED Construct ion firm ha I completed • «A — *r J. M Lanih, white, charged with l i s t low mako for improvement All info, j W *-ll* Took*, cha.gr.1 will. -ll. VI th* hotel, with a radio broadcaat' ron, W W. VanNru one of the more important tnskI* ■nation ia kr|,t .ccrrt, and ll >■ to, ,urhing ,,u|lllr .nrah,,,. wa. f.ut I heating a hoard hill, and passing a KI'.USt TH . s ir u r t Id iu il/ K President Room veil's b(rthda) Veterans' Co-opt rattan, W. II incident to lb* paving (m -p'l forrn i' the costs, be retrured 111 analysed •3 « . .; worthless check, was found guilty | <11 | XI v ni s climaxing m « u f f aa Rhrph.rd, G. G. Herring, J < joined the two portion* ol t*"|^,,ir1l) , (u.r Kell lie s1 ■* F u r l l * l r r «• * I l-ut had not Ircm M-ntefued early 1 ) s tn « « v | tlr If T, Dunham, and Holier I K i f * 1 '1 Hutcbiaoa; I'ubllclty, I’clrr rood where th* old b.ghwa) l.a.l 1 Ivra. ___ rt1 | U > iin g > charged with in I today bite, Klrha rds, l l « a « pointed out at tha atari Scha* I, J. L. Marentette, S. U. ing south from thr wioolen I*.nig. m l l * . . • 3 > W e st 3 , Chris l*«>u Jordan waa fined KMsiam Iniifition, had the charge* nolle1 71 i'ie s r c; a i t * f today’* matting, that Hanford Hl|hl*ym*n; f-.ogr*m, C. E AH- had crotacd th* nr* to*.I -r* f Vf‘Cl DKNTAI.I.V .SHUT Cl' 11Oil and rust a 1 U1 a « barge nf ng Moore* K s v r r t ; v prushed, land Heminol* Coo atj ahoald be ami, Hr*. Gladya William". W ,.,A V 5c j Actual laying uf thr lime n «. 7.1 A r s i s WsS Christine Bund, 13-year aiu gravated assault h i rrpft’rnled ia thla natlos-wid* I). Hofmann, E. B. Randall, W base far tha tap •Imr.i.g o - i i l k r r f hotter Mdliam r*tter*on, young white 4d V il Hayes, w h ite charged with Ol Is (ill ft ul & event which haa charity a* na oh- A. I’etrlck; F>our, J. E. Prratun. pecterl to hfgln th.* week, .1 w» ro*tdeot of th* hj»t Side, .offered Oviedo white girt charged with W« V* l ’fM.41 fils Jectivr. Uaanlmouely agreeing lo W. J. Toll. G. W. Spencer, Frr - at*ted hy workmen late Nglorla, 111* |ii«i of | portion uf uHf nf ircklrsa driving, was foun.l guilt* poasrsslng liquor, was fined $!(>0 T s u i (is iIrs t i l •a,'tn i 'lir s 1 S I I hie loggeetlon. a large (roey ef Zdnmner, W. R. Edenfirld. Firat load* ef Bine rock h.B l> 1 1 1 « harilg Aa tha rrsuli uf a hunt hy a jury. Kh* had nut been sen and rusts, f W l uf the fine being T ilw s v l i I r suspended. A charge **f transport­ . A termed early this afternoon • and women attending th* Georg* Thuraton, W. B. Miller. B put down hamedietrly *o,th of It - ing a.ridmt early ye.trrday He iiK d iiid a Jess# Marcel son, white, rhaigrd ing liquor was dismissed »«t to week at anee In L. Perkina; Uworation*, Mr*. W. new concrete bridge. *0.1 ■ 11t* *i th* F*mal<> leughton Me VI i . * p I ’ te s i sx A lts iils at u g u s is I 'le s r 7J arranging detail*. K. Watson, Mr*. J, a. Leonai >. crew* are expect* I to wo.k e««l moti*l Hospital where hi* wound* with operating an autoniubd** l Lance Hayrs, whltl, char** I iAt sc .i n h i ita •* 1 j j C. E. Adam* a* chairman of the It. A. Cameron, Sr. Byron St<- ward until thq mile of hme-K» • |were' .Iroeatd ami tr**l*i| by Ur*. while iniuilrated, was fined flfart with puaaessing liquor, bad tlw Hsv s hunti al and ro*ta# f&O nf which wa* sua I tContinued On Tag# Tw o ) Tho m ask I ll s 44 •m. meating, Mr*, f , K. RawsWat. phene, and C. J. Ramph. b*«* l* put dawn. i J. N Tolar and A. W. Knox. President Roosevelt Birthday Party Is To Be Held At Ma yfair Hotel Jan. 30 ( ounty Court Keeps sed UnlilNexlWeek After Trials Before Judge J. G. Sharon * SINCE JAN. ojkL- — — ....................... 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 1934; <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/dbd8b649250aba8f24b6f2bbd6b80928.pdf 4a80633978deaa97875b6d39170e4681 PDF Text Text ; .'w Js KEN DIE SCHOOL BUS Roosevelt Lauded By Auto Club Head N E W YORK. Jan. B .- lA I F. W. A . Veaper, president of the National Automobile Deal­ ers Association told a larpr Katherine o f dealers today that President Roosevelt "Has the car In high, on th* right toad and headed toward the finish, ’ 'DWi. Others Injured In lie said " I t la our Job to man pita, keep the car in shape IssisSippl C r a s h ; the to do her beat so when It Track Stopped Dead reaches the stretch he will get t,w On Main IineTrack a wave o f th* checkered flag as he creases the line." Veaper referred .to the motor vehicle B A S S F I E L D , M is *.. Jan. 8. retailing code o f which he Is — ( A . P 4 — T w o c h ild r e n w e r e ' National CoQt Authority, and he apoke at a gathering held in 5OP; k ilte d , o p e w a s c r it ic a lly In- j connection with the National jo r a d . an d m o r e th a n 20 o th - ■ Automobile Show. a r t w a r e h u r t w h e n a M U s in - 1 iV : 1ST RUSSIAN LABOR REPORT AMBASSADOR SEES BUSINESS HAS ARRIVED FinuREBRiarr France Agrees To Increase Quotas Bullitt A c c ompanies InflationByFiatMoney I Said To Re Shadow Troyanovsky From Over ProRressMade Soviet Republic To I n Nation T o Date! Talk With President IP A R IS , Jan. 8.— (A*! —Franco agreed today to inereaae three­ fold it* quotas on American products a* announced the first of the jear. The United Stales Emha**y unnounerd aeonehtsion of this arrangement whereby the United Slate* will be ex­ empted from the French policy to reserve three quarter* of it* import quota'* for l-nrguining |iUtpo*e*. U. S. INCOME Charges O f Graft In WENT UPWARD Adm inistration O f DURING 1933 C W A InWestRaised Cost Of Collection Is Cut Down OneFifth, Helvering R e ports In Annual Message MISSLNG BANKER ‘ t £ f c J 5 E 5 Funds Nothing Less SHOOTS SELF AS Than PublicScandal POLICE CLOSE IN *; X W A SH IN G TO N . Jan 8 (A’ i |,OS A N R P .I.K S , Jiin. K.— W A SH IN G TO N . Jan 8. N E W YORK, Jan. 8.-<fP> The nation'* income jumped up Avowing support o f the cause of The American Federation t .wu ( A . I * . ) — J oh n H K llin tt. fir a t ward more than Ill-'.OOO.IHUI dur Alleged Swindler Who vict'-ch a irm n n <>f tin* D cm oworld pence, Alexander A. T roy* inp the I9?3 fi*e»l year, and novaky, the firal ambassador loilnes* preapect* •Vonslderahly p h iil'i »uf", it r«»*t fin* riivritt Founded Pawnshop r rn tic sia itt c e n tr a l c o m m ilAmerica from the Soviet Union,:brighter” that a yrai ago I it • v* l« In • • lit** I 0 Is Expected To Die tcc, in n D ln lc m m l w h ich landed in New York yesterday. I warned that "the outlook is over­ i «i, Hclvcrim?. m l•••••»! irD'iiur With him on the liner Waahing-1»ha lowed ty « danger which ma) it-rnietl t It c m anH R om ctlt o f c**ii »p; is* loner also J i «t%«*ed 1° aih p i C e n tr a l p a s s e n r e r tr a in i ton was William U. Hulltte. the destroy all progresa •fn> in Hi* annual report to Sr* " (T IA M O N IX . France. Jan H th e C W A h ere fu r th e fm *t c ra s h e d in to a sch ool bus a t J n it Serge ,,lland»«m e Alex” American envoy to Moscow, who «■**«•« hy nvone-y fo u r w e e k s n ith in c h"*8 th an In it. annual “ r . . . . « of U t o j M a y O r C h a r g C H l A ‘ h * u .. r M Z u \ " » m " ' Jv re l’ r I' i ' l " Slav i«*k.V. a l l e g r . l 9 H».000.|MHI returns for conference* with Pres • c r o s s ln v n e a r h e r e to d a y . . the federation ^ |>n |U |c a | only a small part of the IP.'l.t fi* ■windier, shot himself m the bead n p u b lic Hcnntlitl sniil ttwlny. Idont Roosevelt and departmental' >'p* ' . . I. -rid great __i P i n t report* on the accident | official, and to complete his r m ,rr " employment, employment. ahoitr' *h.ute. hour* a n ' cal year, the former brmight more l(Hlav when p*»lice sill rounded bun " I f o r ttne Hltali nut rem n ln ‘ t a i n t e d that th* bua, driven l>y | . . ,, belter organualiun Ihrrv Im'better organuallon a.* im Dickering On Issue that |:l.r»,tMm.0tH» an«l the latter in a hidden villa lie wa* fnal 1ttilent n lx 'iil ii lin y l.n tg er.” • t lX-yMr-old school , hoy, had h*’ " ' *U f f ' h. ,. . rM%'1--------lw»rt«nt gain*"• ..... made 1 worU n. thought to have died in d an tl). Inti more than $MU,0tMl. The iiiil«M ifliitii tnrrird ’l U M on th* tracka near • depot. Kllii.lt xni.l an involigntu.lt hn.l summoned phv<ieiati With income ta»cs carrying the n ba-tily NKVt M IR K . Jan. 8 i/Fi for i frw hours, wrrr plrusunlly, in ID.VI. TIM vehicle waa demollahed. I These gains wrrr i»1 1 » 11.ut b y renvitirtii hint «*f a Kirxl waxto found ti sjtjuk of life, and admin­ bulk of the loa-t, llelvering cwti May III I M'frllo II laliiiH iiiia its* non-committal on trade matte* s,, A ll Of th* children In the bui |the federation "alnn-t entirely tu nf pi.l.lir ittniiry. the uxc " f unntcil v i- ic ila y that hr » a - »*vk mated thi tidal revenue f«»r tin istered n rr^lnrnt ivr vvlmh np avoided any specific* dnvuAMon «»f I government measure*.** rm|tlnytnrli| tr lirf fnr |u-rann*l Itvad near Good hope Community | Ing a -liriatnrahip over clly itf fisrnl yeal at m arl) II.r.jn.tMHi.iHMi l»arentl\ l*r«nighl e**n«ci(»iifcne*»s. foreign a f f a ir * and l e f t hy tram I " F in a le initiative" I" ro-eVd a* compared with -!*«»•% I> ni"M and wtra enroul* to ■ ronaoildalrd Anti-Saloon League Is for II* bad Iwrn -ought Hu the past ritil. anH anthill..tlx. the l»x*trayal Waahinjrton shortly In forr I to hold on to the e gains. Itie fed- .fa ir * an | .barge * (toveriioi Her •ciool here. It I* feared that aome two weeks follow me th*- e*dln|»*r nf F rcnlrnt Itnnxrvrit, aittt the j hen II. IM'hman *%•»h »|adiloal than $ I .MHI.IMHI.IMM) the p a l be In 27th AnnualCon- main. I elation *aid. ami in " i k'r to uh • fi Utoae removed uneonacloui •*f the Itayrmne I'awn^hop which gross mishandling anti misman* **l will work for world |»enc-\** 1tain this aid "htisinv** confidence nianeiivei nig" in refusing legiala foil* It n o t I hr government $I.H.% I •• he founded Ibnlors e\p*'*ted him arernrnt r*f what Washington In* the wreckage may have »uflion to gi%e the n»a>oi p«*wrr l«» f‘ r e fc k < vention At Capital wan the first statement of the So | must lie restored " lollrrt each fllHl, ;I2 cent* lr»a to die momenta!il> although they tended to l*e a superhuman effort farad. fatal injuries. . Viet envoy, who for five Jiars; ..K, » r „ f mfU r i„n |» ||„ chief cut e«|»eii*« a. Kept king to Ihe tjiivrn ioi'* aw Ilian «*a«h |I«mi the piektous yea*. waged a fight for his life they to Mi*t thr Jobless W ASHINGTON,.. Jan. 8.—DPI was amhaaaador t „ Tokyo. o l.ta -le to restoration of ounfilie ehargrd speeifieallv that an h lunda eonlithuled $4^7H,1I«I tn « sii turn him over to trial Me Imd portion that a proposed lull aoul t lie "peak" good English, al .rational Guard Units' Bj*h«y K rn n t f*. Rlrhanlion, nf al pM-aeiit.'* it a«aerted. Nat timer (liable le t; aidia to ariap the 11 income laves and "» n dr»sr of |*o|son ami fl.nOO.tHHi army of If.OtMl of I7INI0 unentthough h(. ha* hern studying fKirj.s# * • |f tlie guvertiiiietit a uiliM-vllanrou* taxes, or l< nf wot th of pearls with hint |,|nvml hn.l brt-tt *«*ignt-H lo t> chattel, the mayor wn»t»* Tb Resume DrflIW ork | tlontinuru ui* 1agr fwor I l.rtl Mrp III it* p»H*r tni*inf pr»» work withn.il Inn!— " , malarial* •*Vou talk « I hiu( a dictatorship. the total • ■i -------|opening the League's twcnty-xi-v — " gram take* ineaauiva lo rr«|ow nf any kiwi, in many <a-r* ulamiA fla t a U y *a ff over the boll- I enth annual eonvention yeaterday. 71 Killed In Panic At ' . nnf idt-iir,' in the riisr.mcy \«n-l .None ha-* le«it |ini|K»Mil I am Mrs. 1. J. Brackin Dies aaking sound c»t) nianagciiH,iil Legion Auxiliary Lets . ... ing ami.ml ..n <hr g.wrntmenl fXys, th* three units o f th* Na- | „|,| the temperate foree* had , , , .. • is a ’• g< • win 1>i *i • i-avk to (Fiih I uvI ivc Prudent iiu»int'-« men ihiough.n.t After Day IllnOSS 1|1RVr„|| .I Ml rent- a.1 Imnr l b ttenal Guard stationed here will au.tained a serious defeat hy rr Kyoto Kailroad l)e|M»t: ....... ..... . st,v. ,1 , 1 .. the coiinlr) r«-c"gnii«' n aw Imi* Citation For Activity re^ouM their regolar weekly drill* pral of prohibition but had not al-n -anl th«< ......... * h" | (.in iirl that IU.U will «cr consul mvs* nianai «*isi«'tit I’*dit u ian^ j Uil* week, the Headquarters Gom- been deal ray ed. Thr tm.lv nf Mr- I J II.a. kin. „.r (r vxnrktni! have »"• •"•<’» TIIK V O . Jan. 8 id’i I in.Ill, I n a li i|ir«-gii-ss III n slotlliK I call it d u U lo.-Iiip x x v | \ national Minium for unit a* K **y. »* command o f Lieut. G r­ I ..III wife nf .hr Inral in*.. Saying there were 2f» •taten of 71 |H*rsuns and injuries to ’»•* i price#.** The iiieaMii* , |.a(i» ard,« ^atd. | ^ m,,. f| „„i III* national head and Company D. Captain where *ale of liquor wan illegal. In a panic stricken crowd wan ic | The D ictation icpoitrd that I.* provoien that Ihe emergen* i |hiw ^ 0f the American l.**go*«» i C. Washburn, commanding. and in nearly all other "tales potted tinlay by the Kengo News hU4l,IMMI |H'two||w out «»f work r.l Unlri.i.K I ’- . » « - -m l In I hilt.an, Survey ShmvsNumber ilk to Mil i*!aio and »(*n-*di I ^ |liU|,aryt bit* been given l«* the Jng tonight at 7:30 o'clock at then* were dry area*, th* bi«hup AgefiC) rorre»|H*n»#eut at Kyoto A la . this afternoon when* hunul Of Boats In This Area , the end of I'.i.l* now have Jain it Oiitinued On I’tege I out I i rtmpl*ell l.*»a«ing 1'mt Nurnl*« i I M armory. It is specifically aft«*r will tak |dn* «• loinoiroto The crowd was at Kyoto lailwwv I m uikluali) an • I.mhi.ihmi tiave be main* tiftv Three, de|«artn»enl of FI*** urked.lhat evxry member of both irui*ted tbeae xhould slation to bid faiewell to a gmup (Continued on Page fo u r) niMin lamed and addition" made A survey wh.r h ha- l«.*l *1' theaa units he present tonight. Mi* III jo kui died in the Fei Drrtu Pickett, of the Methodist of retruit* for the Impellal Japa rn.nplclvt »•, H«- ehainhrr nf Coleman Ask«l'arontH j M there | N matter* of extreme I nald I Mug Id oil Meinoi ia I Hospital tx>ard of temperance, adiVeaaing ( nn.mrrrc *1 Ih.- ni|Uv-« <>f importance to every member of To Prevent Accidental pn*nm »f •»» '•»•"•«" 1 yestenlay afleiiio(*n *ft«*i a --an audience in the Koondary Mrth i panic and atampede both companies to com* up toj Auxiliaiy U'niugli iri uiiii *.ri*i dat b*ttIc against l)ph-*i*l fev*i War IVpatl.nrnl l.a- revralml lhat odiat Church, aald he had yet to ( mediately captained thi-.n act' l.nw J1 ga-nlmr vacht* \ tln L • . \. live in i Inn* b circles "litre she I ’at■ ill - vMiv -iignl l- " l») l>> , " -’ In th.x cily lh*l for tom orrow , Tueailay night, lho find anyone in re*pon*ilde |****» ‘ II II ...... .................... .. ......... The cHatum h*. jii-l « Niue t0 Sanford alarut two >iais "T A V IH K Y HKI'OMT Medical Detachment, under the tlon who approv.il of the form of sgo. Mis llraikin w*s well *u wn 1 plcaai.rc purpo** - <•" ih.' Si. John* ........... . « -iir.l. ....... ...x .-l »..»•• '«• * ► *■ command of Captain Arthur W. the 2lat Amendment. lllvi-f, ami appmsimalcly it’ I.ONlMiN. Jan M The captain |.-r, ri- Item ,l..| ... li w lw *.•■ ... [ l " ' ' " lrnl " f lh‘ " 1 l»r« ailsr of these activities K i# x, will matt. The member* of smaller ii.«»n .l»,al» nwm-.l lnaH y. 'T h e weta ma<k* a complete Ih i ember art» ««t«* f**• li*w viola- ihr bat it ,1 tiding Irltytle* .•ii»dat**«l Oct ‘ J **. l*.*T.t ami U-ar* th* fkhr was hoin at Ashfoid. Ala , of thr Ihitch steamer Alphcta . tMa detachment have been in(Continued On Page Knur) brought befor* .Ifatir* of ........ .I.J hlv-hxrev. that Ih ) 1- * ! <»f »h» nari.mal pre-i.lvnt. on fan 2*1. I'.HM), and -be was n.nr t Tho survey ahnw- lhal I * of-.lh* wirrlsaaaxl, “T w u .tn w .w a .a j U/“ '* ' yacht- air nwmil l.y ' anfnril m e I l i m w KH d U it e * 7 * fi.l 1. at-l . » Ihr light Ml* liar F ll.r.l.-l jumpeil overlwiurd Saturday %r*.r^»*he I e.met* J (' Robert* were Inn •I,...... I lied to Mi Itrmkiii alsuit 11 r* ary In civilian clothing, brlnghrg itrd in iomp«rU»*n to oth*' I,...,| ,.f Hu....trail ..f I Thl« I. Ihr »n i mi Him that tin- \• mi s *g«i Sui v ixing li*‘i *•* sol* s ,-iKht b) O.lamln nn-n. anil opr with thorn every Item o f their le­ Liquor F T g u rea ln F o u rl'™ rarh hy .r-..l*-nt- "1 l .*■I.hml, Itqymonth-, it I* Molicate«l in d*e r* \ the left liand side as ■•• many **l llM «l unit ha* n«'l\r.| * « ii at ion lo* i hu-band aie three ehddirn. aned unlfprm, constating o f rampmt w huh Mr M*d erts nt«'nll> jtlotn ai* M|M*ite1 a« doing n..a llrarh, ami I'alalka Arrcata B y Deputies l*e Stavtaky Prrhapn wold 'atow f i oni nat urnal heaiti|imi t* » * I h* James W llraikin. aged c ' 'if* palgn hat*, tins, ahlrt*. breeches. submitte'l to the |loar*l of t'siuii The aurv.-y al«n |mi...i - nut th a: Hi ( a w»« *h«' n> It along on tlo first 111 I s U llde I s I«»• m I fol Sltt ay fn^t t Mill w as in 1!I27 w Io n t lo- Ionise Mini km. agi d -•* anl Im Raggtna, and ahoex, and turning i^ t o»mnn-Monei* a. p.nx.n.ari'lv 47 large yac 'lx II hand si.k* of a i«»ad in I ak« tb lie s| II. ark in aged three, alt vlaky ” • itatloti was for inemtH'islu| U m of liquor rraulted in the m *- them to to tha aupply sergeant. In the order in which n * ' frn.ii North,1... pnrl- v.-.l SaMui l dolma* recently, tin- small daugh Mrs t(***irge W Knight *• pi* • .^Milford, and bei fa tlo i II ). N * axetaae will be taken from any r®«t of three white and one col were rlocketed. the) are an*. ..ally r r of Mi. ami M b K t I-oil a K N U .A M I SKI KS F At TOM mamber of this detachment for or»d person over the week eml, it b tit Wiggins of A*hfoid \l* llerlMit fiordrav and M 'bn . The -lala. galti.'H'.l a- pari o f t* I tbst i onioiuriit v a * - krioikt-l morning hy failure to obaarve the** inalrur- was reported this Mr* |(oii in •11■ l headed '• large vidome of sin b information i "in her IneV* le an.I -lightly I r llH 'A tiO . Jan k A mandat* |^ ’U). harged with iK-attiiw' lb* lt waa stated . Xno'ioan legio n A uxiI ih(\ I'M I>eputy Sheriff O K Kstndge. oil a Haiti, were fito«l I .tu t h> a passim motorist who for thf rslraditiou of John f.lak*12 Percent Of City’s that is to Ih- studied in • ••nn**rtiuft 11*e ill*' year |!*.'t I w I mii na' •foil with the arrest* effected hy dep­ with p io| used impiokt i.o ul* niung • ght lo Rkold lo • the ltarlw*rl Fa* lor to t.iiglarid oil olid *■•••!■ eat b •• • ogmtion was given ito •• Taxes Collected the river i nine a *» ri|i* • lletit) N « I *i**i . tliaigr-l wit* uties undir Sheriff J. F. .Mef’lel rhargea *•! svkin<liing Its it • •> Eckerson Plant Ih Kerenl reports t marl y • in Maiikdirs nf th|oigai/ato<n • In ing drunk, wafund f i • an lie left li.Kol 1 cii are i oling • i trade l«*dy offi* ir U who bail vmlnib in a stock *»rlling mchcrue Approximate U I J penent of the .. Delayed In Opening land. J K- Brown, white resident of v* aw tercivcd ye^lerday f>\ I hi I* cost • -.ole of tin loa I Ion d( ( I l* d H . '* •* stale chan man i«f unit <».'•> I*r:i:t real and p* • ••n*l taxes h d(«iildi*i| I but so in any l*oats u riv < • • • •lining I'.rtl H ud l ‘ . i IJ not • tieofge llurtoN. charged wit! thr Oviedo area, was arrested and S mar dial's office but i< wr> Im ■*mf«-t) f oniiidt >• «• (•ii an imiiio • Becaoae o f a d c^ y *» complet­ -cased against |io|ieit\ in Ibi* •rwnnl and ••peialcd !••• ally ** *»pan dial*' poln y armed Ht i *rve as chairman of unit .* • .i< an a>lM lievrd unlikely that the udoiful i xhihitmg m dang**io> « Ing necessary repairs. th« ached charged with driving • lit- was (o lh .tc d diring \»'V(io Mg* gitcii s suspended -•ni* lit* •> foi Ihntrnt N.iml.i i I tin pi to I ir* It *s Im'I icv• < ii; a led opening of the Eck«r*»n while drunk. He was fined tl<Hi I ronioln would be foiled to It hi i I** i and I >e. • odw I , it wa - repoi le I j N«uman Join * * bulged wi'b »• x I " in g lin.1 and I*•«f t oin cpl ion ■ •If K * kist. n mi** Milk War Halts Every the country immediately F n iil Canner's Inc., plant on and rrutb when arraigned, and at the I it > Hull tin- week bdnting in* |U'» •*»n. *a * niv«n » ' In lilt* lit lll'l p'l* po * of f« (!• Laurel Avonu* al Thirteenth of the fine was suspen Vrd on The collections lot tlo two Delivery U8|h iidi.l ■•lit* fit* I r\ sugg* stroll to bob I «'( OlllllO II ' I n Chicago « d M M IMHIONF.MS I n M M I Street has been postponed unlit promise of go<>d behavior itomlh pel io.| aimuiiit* • to 121. K'l Itlake. i itaig« I with d*ivinr hat |K*r -ons W \ 1 K ..ii tlo I. rr ‘ FMISt O IH DKMfH M \ 1 It C. .S Mardre and H F (Sunn, I '• M a t Masday morning. It waa ans i;, 22. a sum who It • while -mall, an auto with an impiop^i In•■!»■• liand Side of •' *»d s and - t i " 1 i III* AGO. Jan H i/Ti - Milk Mayor W A I • Ifler, • I* • i. • tiring j N A N FMANCieNCO. Jan K non nr ad today by C. II. Kckrrmoo, white men charged with db was foo d $-'i and «•••! o I larger than lh( «o|l** li*»ft ("• .Irlivriir* wrie halted in 1 hi' Ngu office for I’. rtl *1 * ., • tllldi I'rrson • par* •« ol ••lx For the fir » t time in the p*d«ti plant owner. •be first two niotltlis «ast >«•*• drunk were fined $A and c(*sla James Thomas was dismissed MIDINt* on bn >» Ir sboilbl do !o*lav a* violence flared over 1% • • • ting in the i itv I |*M I.i * cal history o f Han Fra nna m, Ih-m •of an as aolt t liai if' N *w equipment has had tu be ftch . Aaseased i*al and |«* i -•••»*! I •* s*|gy night. »• si lledlll* 11 . 1 • I mi mile RicR in a dairy mum on I b* i ight h.*n I idr Mi • ■ Iti.tl ocrats lead Republicans in regts hiaUllad together with repair* Annie McIntosh waa fined $2f» . Wallace Mofgan was filia l |*r» man suggi*ats • ’• over his fir-i icgufar OO • ' • at loll of • it y prop* •• > I" sink*- again"! reduced pm •••. dad alterations i * th* plant tiself, and coats for resisting arrest and| trn*il votin' Democrats. I'll !tr and c«m I m f"i fa mg If link i* 97.IMII.H71 I l .on wbo b. at 301 Dumping of milk -.ptcad front "•g tonight a- 7 m o’* I«m t r publican*. I30.U71 and tkla work la achedulad to hr $6 and costs for being drunk. Itaymond Maker was fined $f» h *d Ihe ( 'otiinii'sii.io i s mid * i..»» mill, ami ndh I .Ml ........... . - l i e | highway* *urrounding I hiragte and mats for taking and using lion, a Intal nf (J ill ' i j ! cnul'l' completed at Urn end o f the week. Industrial Survey Of i **ulicipaIi*d as b- ing a louliie fuan I n ached into lilt* I’ltjf lUt;l(«. <ti'rlre<f * thte p rop m *' at x te ik tf, . • Eckarson itated that card* 9Kuslneia veaaion Tmrkft of litd«'|N-n*leitl irtwilofa | Itulua Gibson and James Void, County Is Under Way ha mailed on.- Wednesday to who at lempl(*«l deliver im W#r# 'rh aiged with petit lavcrn). ami and women who will be ti| |ir.Li.ier and lie n content* llf-aulab Ijiinar, ehatge l wltli a* Si iiiinulp I •»• til ) for work starting neat pllle.f into gutter"* | ' saull and tattrry, were tian sf*» mu <«f the ft* -I tu , It la a i pected that first red to county roert f**r action in I lurid*’* Urdu* o f fruit will lie received N j ||r„toi» and J anirs Hi-fi bciug Whal la planned ax the nin-t Mr.. J. II. llintrrm iatrr, S. H.j I.F filO N TU MKI T Pp*»ns'(M*4 t l » " gh plant on Friday, ha added. alaborab* birthday party ever a t-1Hlghlryman, J K I'rvalnn, an«l|der*on, rhaiged with ban* assault State t hamher .if t ’KiitmcM* at |«*ttde«1 A report on the pi ogre m of Ihe tempted in hanford la to hr an j Karl Ix hman wrrr appointed ax wcie fined |ft arnl ««*sls *-a b J ark " ill ill** Willi fund" "Uppl led UnuRry Irrrn »•* ' ounty D O N A T E S ORANGES . I.ai ge*| Lilli,. Ill’ll M rlh illo Itentley anl OH* b) tb. FKMA. a - A It lb. Ig. .1 wtiK'h o|rrHrd !*•!•••• .Itldge I 111*14 meml»er"hip drive h anumg evadt o f Jan. 30 when thr comrarcutivr c«>n.n..ltrr in charge while John with aggiH vaiid as"*ul', wa- fined the "object" that are to l»« ill"* W right iec«tv«*d a sus|»en k’d •* n Allan .m t* .Spring set out to in ’-buron Isxl T O.-sela v look a courtesy of B- F. blned social, civic and fraternal o r -;o f Jhr following committer*: tel.r....... a 'like charge. • prominent Oviedo growiJfi and .owls run*..| at m meeting of l ampUdlplant < trrvifto Industrial until porary aitjouriiin* ti< Hall* 8. U. Hlghlryman. Frank Luke William*, charged will af fruit* and vagt- ganiaatlona o f thu city will pla> • bar g»*d ldi"sing l*o«t of the American ! a*John lie* too«M|. w hit* * week after I ‘mint \ I’r••-•-rut*.r i and .*i rralufe Lamson, II. II. Coleman, Music, Fxsldent Rnoaevalt •Mm, ctRTt o(Mrat.ng a car without a lire,.-. workera in Uila city hosts to i k. •loaded glop, m he*|iile*l to Is ■•'aged at It.ilteMed Me w 11ti o|•* t.«»ing an Van i* larnnardy bad Ni l* • ted a* thr «.|krmng mad* recipient* Birthday Party to he held In the Mr*. J. il. lilnterm.xtrr. Mra. II wax fined 110 and c»»tx Irurk, on lined tlo • **i s, and the |* gion Hut toinghl al M.00 Ford, negt* l M»*e< utton < > f JnioeB. Law.a, Mrs. W L. Morgan, II in th* d rlw to ..Main ind.iMti.al • f arangas taken Mmin*- si.* phard. m • ■1 1 ..n tti* o'rliN k lleyw atd Wnlk*'» will pr#1p. Water*. Jr.i Ticket Sale*. M. inf.*i nation in tin* aira. th* .mm • Iiri vrd w itb lat* c»n, lat*- Se*' b n grove* u the Oviedo M a jfa lr Hotel. »id. r * |Mist i ..iiiitiand*'* f cell(let 10(1 gllll ( lixl •l" • This waa decided this morning; Roumillme. Maawell Hlewart. Kill 2 Sections Of Highway |y a•itrd a I. ad *.n mariy .*f tb. day afternoon • •! -- •.air a ir •.tb i"b 'I ■ M distributed nrar th* othci .ountie* tn t he maltrr of *- a mint rial t »> M Saturday after- when heads of many local rluta DuBoae. Ur. A. W. Kp|». H II ■ -i— * a hil •j J.ll. I i"h ef, alia* i t hri I -*-* . Tb* wrrek'" srasimt met at tha invitation of olflclalx Jihepherd, W. II. Schmidt. J E At Monroe AreLinked 1rtetutiling answers tu the i|Ur* In lit. of the (Chamber of (em m erce to Frexlon, A. L llellx, (j. G. Her Uomia.rte w bi.K Mi Du*lg( ant on* I hr do* kri ilion At the end of the fir*! ■••• k c>tH« • anv*sM is an- aupplymg Yc«tcrday'» weather arrange for this affair. ring. Mra. R. A. Smith, Mrx. II order in wbuh i k m * wer* halt Th* program will not only In -'C . Washburn, Mr* W. It Mill-r. of work lea-line toward the p*% • y a,..|jons »«-rk I*, fin.1 out what died, they tor rr a* fidhoft" fuo d f I :• rii'I * o*t* on a charge of n im iiit SIN C E JAN . 1 manufai I red. •h o »• « dioW dancing to the muak of the Mr*. S. Puleaton. Mr*. G. K Mr- Ing of about nnr mile of the new J# Sam Hall, tohitr, charged with -atilt. while r charge of ■«a«l«o l.ai e •••ah l a a ■ala IN F L O R ID A beat orchaatra obtafnahle, but it Kay, Civic Club ('o-oprralmn. II laktefr »nl • n Irvard . -mall , , r * 'c b m g «hv manufacturing, what ••Iterating a car with an improper 11 A S h t lib H,i I lit tl« | h poldlr profanity afain»t him wa.s "KANKnltb of mvn o(*«ratirig under th* d* u ate rial" r i ? ue*-<l# and what llcrnor. wa" fined thr coal* of ar ■■■E l -______ will also Include a long vaude- B. Pop*. T. L. Duma,, K. J Me) Hi* **e|ay M It * “ A •1 -11 nolle j.* os*ed A I-a la* I*Is ••la * l*ar 11 villa ,nd entertainment which wiM *r; Fraternal Co-Operation. A. I. rertion of official" of an Orient tU fg r y|M>n,i industrial Ira.irr* can real ARB DEAD ca It*. I*'** J M lamb, white, yharged with conatiuctron firm ha 1 complete*! fur „„,,r*.vrrrient AH info* be iU | t4 in the dining room n f ' Bella. G. W. Spanrar, J. G S Wadlft Took", charged with dis %t ^OUI INJURED l.ualU AA.. ■ l«* on# of thr more important (a |^«.|,| arc ret. and it l" to turbing public wornhip. was fine I la-ating a le.ard loll, and paa"ing a •I*, al* tha hotel, with a radio broadcast |ton. W. W. VanNva*. . • 2 b if wortbl**"" cheek, was found guilty ^ rciroord in analysed f«»rrn i the coat" o f President Kooaavslt'a birtbda) ' Veteran*' Co-operatihn. W II rarid#nt to th# paving ^ropat e "l * I but bad not liven "interned early •»'. ' sl»<"r«ly afU r K* Ir l.r* Sheph'rd, G. G. Marring, J *' Join# I thr trao |»orti«»na of massage as th* cllmaaing II T Dunham, and Molwrt K •« U «"l lugs •J . road »h#r# thr old highway had 1 Hutchison: Publicity, Peter today (are. ,* Mir hard#, whit#, charged with i»« .41 l*|«a * XU K*> VVr.l It waa polntad out at tha atert Rchaal, J. L Marentetta. 8. l». Ing aouth from thr wiko<l«n hiidg* toxiration, had the charge" nollrj t hru* le u Joidan wax fined Miami •1 1 "lea* e; x *•*' had cro*a#d th# n r » road At’d U K M A l l . l .SHOT rn ----* * .barge o f ng It"* , * f today's meeting, that Haaford Hlihleyraan: Procram. C. K. Ad9100 *nd cont" *>n prwaaaw* •1 ** ftcal* Actual laying of thr lim ero**, land Ramlnol* County should t* am*. Mra. Gladys William,. W al rhrtatin# Bond. 13-year wl«i| gravat«-*l a""ault •*krr* h.'ter ba»« for tha top-drrR*inj u *-t V k tlliam Pattrr*.»n, >ot.ng whit** tepre'enled la this aatias-wide U. Hofmann, E. B. Randall. W V <; llayra. white, .harged with I R*Is Oviedo while girl charged with *.a ri*4 i X* roteldrnt of th# Ka.t Sid*. Buffered I'""* ") *'•" •vent which has charity aa aa oh- A. Patrick; F,ovr. J. E. Preaton. prctteyl to begin this *e-V . it irckle"" driving, wa» found guiltt p.»«sr*«ing liquor, * « • fin#d 9100 Tai*i|>* •t I ’tea* U* !.»*• o f a portion of one of Jactiv*. Uaanlmoualy agraalng lo W. J. Toll, 0. W. Spencer. Kre • fttatted bJ workman late Sptur la> the and <«»"ta, |M > of the fin# being **1»ai It it Tttu"% III* hy a jury. Kh« had not l»cen »ru »• hi* haniq aa th# rr*uli of ahunt w ■ this suggestion, a larga crony of ZCrrennar, W. R. Edenfirld. Plrat toads of Mine rock Will ■ u"pended. A charge *4 transport ten* ed aarly ihia afternoon • anf woman attend lag the Georgs Thurston, W. B. Miller, H put down Immediately aoith of tlo ing a<cidant tarly yesterday lie •M»ar "X Jr**# Harrelaon, whit#, chaiged ing liquor wa* diami«"ted. Mts.,1bridge, and a •' ia at tho Fom ald l^ughton Mr ■Mating, cat to week a t N S in L. Perklaa; IHcoratlona, Mra. W. n#v concrgU I'leav 1) with operating an automobiM Lane# Hayea. whita, chare I AURUtt* ■(ranging detail*. K. Watson. Mra. J. 0 . Laenai >. crows a f t . gg poet a I to wuik *•*'! monal llaopltal where hia wound" while inlo*lc*l«ii. wa, finr.l » . « " » 1 »iH> |M.»»a.«lnif Uiunr. Iia.l lh« Mftra.H Ma* xKMt. C. K. Adam* aa chairman a f th* It. A. Cgrovmn, 8r. By run St**- ward until tkq mile o f hn»r-r.*rk |wrrr drvaatd and trvatrd l»y Drx. I an.I coMa, *40 of which w * . xu* i Tt.<>n>*"i III" )(4.ntlnurrt On Pag* T w o) baao U pot dawn. • * N Tolwr and A. W. Kno*. Mr*. Fa K. R «M ttU t, phnu, and C. J. Rtmpk. !LAGIAROIA s a y s HE IS NOT ASKING DICT ATOR'S ROLE D R Y S DEFEATED, NOT DESTROYED, STATES RISHOP ''V Z Z ...-sc n.vy Timc.u.c f...jwm December Arrests Reported to J. €. UKMI.H'|{0|)erts Are Fewer President Roosevel t Birthday Party Ih To Be Held At Ma yfair Hotel Jan. 30 County Court Heressed UnlilNexiWeek After Trials Before Judge J. G. Sharon JrlSw w - ___ — __ ________ I_________________ �! t # f e oS »> K S 0 HAS a r r iv e d !Ww w hich is publisher, died at Wa hom« i yesterday after a Iona illness, n . wu Uw eldest member of the Georgia house of repreeenUUre* hi point o f aerrlco. , (Oontisood Prom Pans One) only a cooplo o f years. His * r r U E B JUMPS TO B A fC T Y -TX City License, a State I leans*, a Motor U coimm, a Radio Ueeaee. nit, a Tear-Down Permit, a Fir lira. “ I a<a also requested and » Society and Organisation which tha lnVsnt csrsbfe of bringing into life —to the Society list, the Woman Belief, the Near Rost Roll lief, the Unemployment Relief. |hs Jewish R (he Boy Scouts, the V. W. C. A - the 8*1' Cold D iners I Joint: also OtetV charitable —The Red Cross, the R ls d i' CfrpesJthO W l Cross, the From In* Cross and tha .Doable C "F or my own safety I;ass rawuirad to IJsbllity Insurance, Bu r g l a r y insurance Rent Insurance, Pits Insurance, Consents <lent Insurance. Collision Insurants, Rain Insurance, Health insurance and Tornado li f3E Is no ^ o T ^ « V w h n os farmed^, jrqtilrvd. lummfmd, n j M oosom of money for ererjt, known need." desire* or hope of lbe rfee, and simply baeaseo I cannot dopals to each and all » out and beg, basvfc* or ffoal monej tp atvs away, I am discussed, boycotted, talked to. tsTkad about, tied U. tied held up, held down and robbed until 1 am nearly rained, can tall you honestly> that falling n wrtrade. I shall have my of my own for several years, and tbs. only reason I am r an to Ilf* Is iimfdy ta son what Is soaring pert." M T L4TTLB DAUGHTER ON CBRIMTMAS EVB » Property. 0 " *y*i ® nods, ia the announcement that the federal government >oaea to “do something” toward the elimination of condltions which have reacted adversely on the wild game, es­ Kathrya Worth. pecially waterfowl, of the country. The plan calls for the creation of a federal conservation agency into which will be sn who enjoys lh» repute- concentrated all the various game protection devices In the [ways looking good IImss United States. It Is proposed to link together the NBA and A A A In such a way that jobs will be flven to the unemployed in t Tha W t way ts help buitoess I * Hanford la U> trad* at haras gseletlng to project and to Increase wild life and to provide raid tha host way to trot poopU to uses for the maginal farm lands which will be taken out of production through act. ^fAda at horn* is to advertise.>,,, u,.... . . . . . . the ..... workings .—. —_. w—of_ _ the — . agricultural _ ______ Section 202 202 of the Recovery Act calls for tho t o the^ know what yoo'v*g o t ,Section tha "construction ia yodr stores. j and. Improvement of puhllcly-ownrd. .Instrumentalities . ---* and facilities for tho conservation and development of natural [ Arthur Brisbane says that new} resources." • ■ ■old deposit* have bwn discovered i At the presnt time the government owns some flfty- ------ -- . . . _ .. ------------i . i ---- _ » ______ , r -BhUa*1^ V "y r*! ! fiv e National Wild Life Reservations. comprising about !tow sad told,'" I* to communism.j000,000 acres, which might be developed. Into migratory bird Jjre* nsvir saw a man a>b<> Uiirirni Jrefuges, the Associated Press explains. For the protectjoa o f gjy dividing up all th« property tr>' n|i1an«l game birds, such as pheasant, quail and partridge, ato world If you Intended to *x- uw. m#y |,c made of acreages taken out of crop production feral that thvory to include hit un(lor tj,F F, rm Admlnislration'e acreage reduction pn»_______ ________ gram. In addition, farmers will bo educated In using prof According U Uogtr It.b.on. thr «!•«»*»" r" ntn>1 « * ■ » b>r raising game as a farm t rap and Moplt who would iirnrfit I in prtHluring and marketing game birds, from currency Inflation would he It was estimated that employment would 1m> given to fee apocsUtors, while th. princi between 2,000 and 10.000 men In reflooding end Improving lufferen would be the |wo-1drained lands once usetl lo wild fowl as nesting and breedJile sf the great mlddU riae«. That |nK grass. The C’lvilian Conservation Cor|is already has ■ conclusion of practicmlly tjonc c.xtcnniv«* work ill slate and federal areas to reclaim Vf ,,7, land for wild game use. Funds to finance the |dan would S » tasU^J whim i n f l s i «*mc from public works or other Federal appropriations, R fead oat la Just that m.nn.r. according to preliminary plans. In order to make possible an - o_____ u rly start, with provisions for the ultimate return of tha & A slaatotn-year-old youngvu-r money through a system of taxation and lirensea. few n la Tampa who preferred Secretary Wallace, of the Dep*rtment of Agrieullura, PtollBU t# CWA work gat la|o already appointed a committee for the purpose of devel-Cfa T**"? T,w •,r°Pr‘« h,r oping this plan. Its chairman la Thomas B. Beck, edlr ch * P° ' torlal director of OoUler's magssine. Other. members In^ - dl>or _*ml elude J. N. Darling, cart.Kmlst for tho Nowl York Herald B T S thTKfgUr 7 m ‘cvIpT m Tribune, and TTofeasor Abk* -Lramold o f ,lhe Univeralty of R r Ufa. Ia fddiUoa u that th. Wisconsin. It i» hoptnl committoe w H I•>« “bT* S fea saatanrad him t* forty yvar* perfect a plan for tha protoetk* of the wiki Ufa In thla counIn prissa.sliy* it was not his first try aigl **•<> ona which will bflng about an Increase In ita ° ri* * from rmr Ur hira f t * * haadrad biUa wars introM M (a th* H«ua* tha first fey j l - M krasiL I f Uvy all passed J IM wa«M ssaaa twa husdrvd m i IM fa which tha paepla at this UaltM BtaUs would ba axpactod to M ir * I f that want oa srvry day H U M tho wtoia Tied ,ara•rafe which Is llksiy to last until ■ M next Spring sad perhaps g a g a ri aoo would ha able readily halted after whispered 7p»artt»| from Boris Bkrtrsky, Soviet charge d'affaires. He shied away from all specific qocetioae about Japaaasa Bovlet relations. In a radio talk ha said; " I f It Is true that w* are now passing Into the Cod fie period of World history, It la also absolutely trim that the Atlantic era If not pot completed. "Around both oceans Important events are developing. Doth our countries have great Interest in all that happens on the van shores of the Atlantic and Pariiip and tho PA LM E TTO I GROCERY I a n r e l * « < » * ' <71 W F IM " r a v m v G A H A tK • m u o A v t h " . . Mlfhorait surrendered and lasuted the slay isms wort Jeotl- with assault and battery, had the charge nolle proseed. the many flablf. H* was charged with first Henry Bumpier was fined ISO and costa fo r petit larceny. J. A . Bailey, white, charged with an Indecent exposure, had the charge noils proceed. Chios tried earlier in the week by Judge Sharon Ineladed: IJ. A. SteinmSycr, white, ■ 11 charged with Intoxication; Andrew Simons, charged with petit lar­ ( Continued From Pago Ono) ceny; David Emanuel, white, charge noil* pressed. charged with driving a car wl'.h > B, D. McIntosh, whits, chargod an Improper Ucdnse. All these with httoxlcatlea, was flood tho charges wtre nails proceed. costs. J. C. Cook, white, charged with ere and visiting truckers call at ■* IM e r t Brown, chargod with ag­ operating as overloaded track, gravated assault was flaed tha his placo almost dally to riteerv* was fined the costa. costs ' this or that portion of hie acre­ txira Sandsrt, charged with pe­ age. “T A P S " FDR AGED HERO tit lafeeny, was fined »2S and The Jacobe' reside at th« wigs ecsta.J * . _ GUILDFORD, England, Jan. 8. of an nppraxlmats two nrre area rnjbh f f alters was fined »30 — Lieut.-Urn. Sir Edmond Ro. on which is growing today m.inns, fad ctsts after being found guilty chellet. famous In the World War, cabbage, boots, strawberries, Jap* o f. larceny, while Reen Wallers anese rane, bananas', celery, pen- was fined m and coats oa a died yesterday at the age of HI.1 He crossed the lllndenburg line pars, string beans, tomatoes, spin­ chargf‘o f petit larceny. ach, broccoli, carrots, and ruts- ~ M .' M. Smith, white, charged during the war In a lank in 1B18. when nearly 70 yrara old. ______ itlng among Mpp*h| and Ahriman have fought, t a * a d and Ahriman are naught, some lending agency be provided under government*! con­ hmk with their rod and dlailem trol which might supply small amounts of cash to the !fe aid god* wake and walk no average run of citizens at reasonable Interest rate*. T worn Such an addition as SLA to our already rather induDris night another god la horn. nivc alphabet soup might well be the finishing touch to our I f not afraid, my slerpyhrad. be grow sleepy, too, like thee battle for recovery. At leant It would give the little fellow an much of a square deal as t^e big fellow gets. fall asleep on Ealdur'e bed, h take his rest on Opnasd*s knee, liar and Otlils both she gone; Protection O f W ild Life (gw ^fTk Jehovah hears % son. Beep sbft!y thru, my drowsy one; _i______ though old gods wither on the Of Interest to sportsmen generally and particularly to bloom *D » you think the necessity might arise T" '■‘■Tow never eaa tell. It might," TVaypmqicshy answered, a grin Side A re Fertile af yours la Bethlehem, f with thunder on the air, died. Oilsla wore lpecen on hta brow; gpda forever P irrS B U R C H T ian . * ^ P > — Uofaia control o f hi* piano In a hoavy fog. Lieut. E. W. Anderson bailed oat safely and the army •boorwtloB ship em bed ia flames °o a hillside farm near isberhan production. -“^t___________ SA N F O RD, T W E N T Y Y E A R S A G O ____ Mlasra Main* Eldar, (a t * era giving bar a hearty walroma. wood, Lillian Higgins, and Frank I. Woodruff has returned rat Loo hav* returned ta to Ms studies at Do* West, 8. C. itodle* at Tallahassee sflvr aftav spending the Christmas bei­ ng the holidays at their idapa with Ids parents. II* * * * sp­ in this eltjr. eoicprrlad ty hl.i runt, >*iag .>vH. Palmar, ‘ th* wall known lln. wljt hs* been the turet o f her ■tat* man of Seminole sad sisters. Mrs. F. L. Wpodrptf and ■ counties woo ia th* d l j Mrs. Jay Barit. J I days this wash leak lag W. H. Traedwril has apansdma his' property l*tore*t*. olertrkal supply store ia tha BUh—J n * t s s A i loft ap Mofe and is praparad to da ail CountyCourt Ended Until Next WetokOn MotionOfLeonardy DOZIER & * G A Y ’S Q U A L IT Y P A IN T S " B e i t F o r T h e f lo o t k " To postpone accessary palatlag la always poor economy, hocamn* repair Mils pile up end tho vales ef neglected property f T ^ u jy .R A few O r t i f l e d Red B lisa......... $5.00 bag Rose 4 ............ .. $-1.25 h a g , ♦Now is the time to plant, * FEARS POISON| K ILLS TWO HATTON. Oho. Jan. 8.—«A> Fsoring. he said, that thry pleat* lo pot poison in hi* food. 8 chahl Mlrhvrvis, 82, yex&jd] killed Joseph Ernyrq, 60. and k wife, Julia, 87, with a ham I BEER fan Vtmktii llsaeae Oarractly Filled DR. HENRY M ^ L A U U N . Jr, . Optoraclriwt . US M ^ Aw . mm* M aine G row n SceS Pot*toon ,to me tAey C h a s e '& ’ C o . �( r -------------------- — -n, Pdyf CL Smith on the chib ■anacad Saturday hy Aa rawgy, manager of Luncheon will h* served Bk conclusion of tha toernsmerit ■ both gold and bridge . gmraaa s be participated In during tba {ft* . • moon. Officers fog y»TM* Ow Thrift glrfn S«tur> day 0 Perry del I la Orlando by the Officer* for tL* coming year T h r ift for Success and Hap- Orlando Chapter of tba D. A. p in alerted at tba regular meet­ pikaaa" Was tha a d ja ct #< tha ing, of Semi mils County Chapter * *1versa ry recently, and Miss Jratt talk made 'by Mr*. Geutge a tng tha luncheon they were pres- of tha American Bed Cross bald W h ig ***. whoa. eighth birth- Smith o f Darton* Beach, elate ent at a meeting of the organic*. last Week at the Clt, Hall. At thla p U « raoenUy, we.iaj g ^ « » p l ralnpaa ff* a o off theP. T. A. time o report of last year'* eeo f tba Scrolls Club. regular meeting af the at a birthday party I ! •#* * a « .* | __ • tivities was made and appeared in thaw Tnaday afternoon by tbetr Saath S|d* Primary P. T. A. held Saturday's Issue of The Herald. Tbe PhlMtha* Class o f tha First „ mother, Mr*, p. F. Whlgham, at Tbaraday afternoon la the school Thfee Studios Loaned * The newly elected officer* are: urn with a large number will have *ta^ u home an Waal Flrat 8tree', Mr*. A. W. Knox, chairman; Mr*. abort Uma an their 1 members to . , S t a r s For “Bowery” 8. hwatbly M t h ( at 7:10 P. M. at U contest* O. Shlnhotser, vice-chairman;j Beside* Mr*. Smith, other apetba Park Apartments la Apart­ )opad during the afternoon Miss F.lixabelh Ann D eFom l, sec-J wprr: Much aa neighbor*, friends and ment Eight with the Miaeea Rath Mr. and Mr*.' t a Caatwnll M l Ow dIrrctl«.n af the boeteem and retary; and Mr*. C- K. Maso.y. relatives Sometimes asalst at a Borland, Jeanette Chapman, aad today for Jacksonvtlle nher* they Mr*. Markm St. Johm and Mil treasurer. Mrs. Mason was re­ Heath, flrat vtce-ptvdMent of P. house-warming by bringing gifts, U m » U e aa b a t m w . will spend eeveral day* aa tha Dorothy Stoke*. The guests ra- T. A-t and Mrs. A. O. Wagwer af so M-O-M-, Paramount and Fox flected as treasurer, Tha A tartan CUaa of lh* FIt^ ' irueata of Mr. and Mr*. Chart#, wlrad favor, of novelty rad M f lt t f ilW U . Omlrman af tha KlgVh grecottaly came to the aid of the Bapttat Church wtU "LAD IES D A Y " at Tt30, Ro|r#r4, while paper hats and red ean-'.eaj- District. new tCth Century Pictures Com­ f . M. at tha ehurth aaan with dapple* im etlcka. A t the conclusioa of the meet pany, which started out in life Another series of "ladles day” Hpr I h f , Mm, M in a, It re. I Mias Man da Lake returned A t the tea hour refreshments •Jack Stacy, and Mr*. R. U Beard' terday from Baton Rooye, la. were served from tha dining room tng a social period was enjoyed without stars and other acces­ celebrations will begin at the San­ ford Country Club Tursday morn­ COLD W EATHER V hoeteeaea. j where aba apent the holidays with table which was overlaid with a when refreshments were served sories o f picture making. by Mr*. VaU l«v *ll. Mrs. E. C. Weds, edgy. For "The Bowery," their Ini­ ing with a blind bogie tournament Mr*. Uriel Blount, tial production for ralrase hy IS COMING Tha Sarah Parker Mctbodlatj her brother-in-law and eleter, Mr. linen cleth and centared with f Smith, J r, CARD OF TH A N K 9 ’ bowl of red sweet peas and light­ Nr*. Hugh Whelcbael, Mr*. C. W. United Artists, M-G-M offered and Ml*. Monroe B. Hutton. Cloh will meat at 3:00 We wish to thank our many ed with red candies In whit# Baker, and Mrs. J. N. Robson, J r, the services of Waller* Rcery and Don't Forget . . . All Our o'clock at tha h am at Mr*, p. o. * " j,* » to* | friends for their thoughtfulness Mr*. L. K. Royer* and two son* holder*. White birthday cskaa hfeteesrs for the aflemoow. Jackie Cooper, the two star* of Parker, Plmaharat. an,| kindnrs* during the illness of Bimlnyham, Ala. hava arrived adorned with lighted red candle* "The Champ,” Paramount aei 1,11 ■ ■ ........ Tha Liter* tare and Muale De­ and death of our little darling comoshtingly loaned George partmanta of tha Wornan'a O a t to apekd oome time here with Mre. were planed at each and of tha l.*Roy Coleman and mo*; espe­ table. Marking t^e place* of tha Royec*' aunt, Mr*. II. 11. Lawaon, D.A.R.Stnte iUgent Is Raft, *nd Fox contributed It* ace cially Dr. Knox and Mr*. Geo. wQl take place at wilt hare a Jalnt protram at 3:30 lt7 North Locust Avenoe. guests were red and whila rib­ director, Raoul Walsh, maker of o'clock at tha chib houae. A bail- * y Jones. -- bons which were fastened to n Giles tO f M rgsLeong rdy "Whst Price Glory," "Sadie a m meat tog win taka plan at Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Coleman large bell containing “ fortune*" Mr. and Mr*. E. O. Hayea Were , 112-Bo th Mr*. M. M Ebert, of Lake Thompson," and "The Cock-eyed ■ml family at-1 >30 o’clock at tha 3.-06 o’clock. turned Sunday from a 10-day vUil for each guest. World." Wales, stale regent of tha Daugh­ THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. N, Coleman >rtoat Tha tUr. Mar at Dothan. A la, and Perry. Fla. The* room* of the Whlgham Now 18.24 to « l f M Wallace [terry is cost as the fa­ ters of the American Revolution, Quarterly Orlando rone meet. and family pJH weak «w tha eob.1 ei The Hayes' reside at 2660 Palmet. home were decorated with v**w who wet the house guest for sev­ mous Chuck Connors, saloon and Ing at tha Wotnan'a llltalonary to Avenue. Mr. ami Mrs A. S. Hawkins sad bowls of poinaetttaa and | !’•« ttoh *UI1 iftot frtor iiivh«9* eral days last week af Mr*. John honky tonk proprietor and tire Sadaty of the First Method lit and family and wrtilta sweat pea*. An ice and 0. Laonardy at hoe home In Pine-im«“ t papular mas on the llowery. wirrlh frttm n nt*w W||itwr mm Church will be held from 10:30 Mr*. J. C. Levi returned yester­ sweet course was served to thej hurst, was the honor guest at aev. George Raft play* Steve Itrodie, —Adv. hhin Hf-HtMin nruf ilitnk wha! ^ A. M. at Ortanda First Church. A day to her home at Charlotte. N. following: Elisabeth and Jran era) social affair* given by a nunr-; * h " » ■ » »o jealous of Connor's h will W ii^mt Pull* ' covered dlah luncheon will be C , after havlny spent the holiday* Wbigbam, honor guests, Kltaa her.of D- A. B. Chapter* la Goa- popularity that he jumped* off •erred at neoa. hath Pippin. Em*line Thiirstua, hare with Mr. Levi and their trail Plortda last week. I Brooklyn flridgr in a hid to m il1 SATURDAY Laura Schmehl, Norma Witter, dauyhtcr, MU* Marjorie Levi. Th<t Orkla*aha Chapter at Eu«- rival Connor* In fame Jackie I The OacIHan Ifualc Club will Helen Habe, Patty Hodge, Mar tla eniartalnrd with a luncheon roo|ier It the newsir, Swipes, pal| a«t at S:IB P, II.‘ at the atodls Fred Strang* was railed to garet Spencer, Ellen Merierethen Thursday at the home of Mr*. E. anil prolege of Connors until n Meal Market. 221 K. lat St. o f Mr*. Faaale 8. Munson, Myrtle Ocala yesterday by the critical Anna Brown, E m > Doudnry, I , Schumacher in Eustis in hon­ girl, playmi by Fay Wray, brings Avenue. ___ i « Illness of hi* brother. T. N Joyce Whlddon, Mary Alice Hun or of Mrs. Ebert with Mrs. Nell about a mi«undrr-tanilinr Pert 4--- ----------------- St range, who la in a hospital le*\ Ethel Root, Betty King, Au­ II. Lwfsate, of |iart<rar, Mrs. I.e- Krtlon, who stole the show In drey Raeh, Mary Evelyn Raburit, onardy. Miss Fannie Reba Munson, "Bed of Hoses," her first picture, Ml*. Henry M Ulnar, V 1"1 Flor- then. I ................... — ____ _ *■ Janice Brown, Carolyn Rosier, and Jphtt G. t^onanly, J r, among plays s dance hsll i|m-en. aica Miltner, U lu Helen Mtttner, Mina Margaret Herndon Levi Roberta Johnson, F.dith love Joy, thoke In aUrihbtire. "The Bowrry," ws* mlspted aid * Frank Mtttner of Cadillac,' afternoon ley Whs glean hv Howard Eatahrnok and James of Charlotte, N. C- arrived Sun­ Ruth Stenstrom, Joyce Htealr, Mlek, wha has* been vlxlting Eliralieth Hatcher. Betty rfueT M ta y ' hy (he Princess Ouaasl Gleason from the . “ Chuck Mre. MIHaer’s bfwher-in-law and day to spend several weeks here Hatcher. Katherine Spencer. An Chapter In Winter Garden for Connors," hv by Michael U Simmons What a-ma* he’ll make. ■latar, Mr. and Mr*. Rov P i with Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Tor- gela Meisch, Sylvia Melsrh, Mary Mr*. Ebtrl with Mrs. W. U Bal­ and B. R. Solunuui and la the at­ Synme, Loch Arbor, am • nd *"d » * '* " Kill. Jean Harper, Thilore* Ijee, lard, Mr>. l.flf*slr. M is. Ixooardy, traction tislay at the Milane Bchaal. HU p'fcah la flrei-'1 Mary Francrs Jordan, Gladys and Mis* Munson in attendance. Theater, Mrs. Bruce McCullough and Pippin, Phyllis Bach, and Ethel X HU frame la LtitWyt children left today for Savannah, VLnlng. Ga. after spending two weeks with HU teeth are wand. Mrs. McCullough's mother, Mr*. Mr*. F. F. Dutton, Jr. under-, SEND US YOUR CLEANING H- H. Lawson, 107 North lawust went an operation yesterday at Avenue. the Florida Sanitarium In Orlando.1 . Our expert work, prompt drllvery and low prire makes it Milk hurt the erwcnllal rjuallllew (hat give to your baby pu)ypj|df to keep clothing ^Iwpys fresh and new looking. Mr*. Peter Sc has I and her In­ Mr, and Mr*. H. B. Pope r*-t the pwdijnncf nH *to » Inji htfph Vnd lluri|) I f fant dauyhtcr, Garrandra Ann, turned this morning from Miami have been removed from the F«r- where Mr. Pope attended a stale liald-Laughton Memorial Hospital kales meeting of Cities’ Harvlc* Pfc*n* M l * Mi i r o Hi Avt. to the Torrance home at 720 Mel- .gents and dealer* at the Miami Pnawa 4*3 " lonvill* Avenue where they eupect plltmere Hotfl in Coral Gables. to remain for about" tw «" sajrv n zw w : 2d? &.“A £ ?5 e 0*'S u ss& a a WINTER COATS - 'M W . H. L ong Vi; Price *.« "H 'Sad ye ’$ What A Boy! S e m i n o l e D r y C le a n e r s !•> . Spencer Hatfen Pairs:,., -T7~V » r* ^ r a r « i a » u u - - v - * i i '> t r h THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL HANK m S a n fo rd , F lorid a V ”. , yjT s fe jah ,W •> -T THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK ( Affilja^e^ C on d en sed Atlantic NnUppRl Bunk of JBckspnville). f t o t> P p p d i(i4 n - - D ecem ber JacksoifyUle,, Florida 3 0 ,1 9 3 3 Condensed Statement o f Condition, Dec. 80, 1938 C O M P T R O L L E R ’S C A L L RESOURCES LIABILITIES and Disopunts............................. $ 276*181132 .................................... n u n T ,. erdrails .... eral Reserve-Aaiftli- Stockr........r — .777^. ^ iporary Federal Peposjt Insurance •- Capital stock......... X Surplus and Undivided Profits. Circulation Reserve for Taxes t 'l > M l i - 40,891.06 248.81 <k75|M|p i V - ■ M i « RESOURCES .‘ Its f* ■ iahmmi « M nuw M iRU 2.1iKS.KIM.r.tf ......................... — U A lilif s T h , , m i ovwdf*|k ............. Deposits .... .’... - ..................:. 1,402,922.54 TOTAL ...................... $F,648,661.88 *» ' Vj •. .......... — w Fund ............................................ ■ 1,166.66 S. Bonds to Secure CffPllkition............. 106,000.00. i COMITROLLEIi’S CALL $ xoo.ooo.oo 100,000.00 tU O M 1.151,4f9£*, iianklntt Houaen, fam liurt nad Flaturcw Meal Enlale j ............ ... IOWHB.^6 ( untomcr'a |.lablNlf finder Lellfrn uf ( rt-dll federal Ilewtrvg Htock.......................... igwxw.no. 11.080.70 iMMKlfAD. Federal UqKMil Innurantc Fund .... 1,050.000.00 U. M, Hqild» |p Hfctyf* .firrulallon (l,S. (tondw ax»d Cerllflr«ln* of IndrbtruneMn $1 l.7!tl.IHll.:i|< .'i.TiJ.Hgg.oo Otttff WarieUble I22.2H5.Mi , \crrued Inlrrent 658.474.65 Hunker’s Arrrplunraa unrt ( nmnicrrlul 6.700.227.24 26,024,035-82 l ush and t)ue from llitnkh . TOTAL »32,»9l,487.18 LIABILITIES S.OOO.OOfl.Of), ........... 41LWMLK3 - .............. 1.4MMM40 ................ 18,171.7? ................ 7,742.10 ........... . 28,506.982.53 ..... ......... 432,091,48748 t l �uninoteHigh Scores 2 5 -24 tys Defeated, Destroyed, Kctory O ver Day tona A fter Not States Bishop p e rtim e Basketball Game • rough-and-tum ble contest much In the lig h t o f excitement, id b y flare-up* that resulted p a rticula rly a fter the firs t flare wa player* being ordered out up when rig h t guard Prlmm of Daytona wa* 'removed from the ha gam*. Seralnol* H ig h game after he had been caught I atorad It* second sucees•logging. bqsketbail v lc te ry of the In the middle o f the last period Npao* by taking a fS to 24 of the regular gam*, center N e l­ son of the Buccaneer* struck • agora I I aeeood* before the center O liv e r M ille r of Seminole • 4 a f U m a th ird extra period of H ig h , to start an argument which » W. . ended when both were ordered Th* gam# offered but little in out of the game, t f c light of team brilliance but Seminole, w ith Jordan a n d K night paving the w ay, drew •w*y from the visitor* *1 the end of the firs t period, which waa a tie, and at half time Remind* led, 12 to 8. The m argin was ru t down to 18 to 14 at end of the third period, and during the exritem ent of th* last period, the visitor* manage,] to tie the score at 20 lo 20 when th* rim e ended. In th* firs t extra period of three minutes, forward T ro y sank a field goal from near the cen­ te r of the court only lo have Quit Jordan shove one In near the basket, sgaln ly in g the game. In the second n l r a period, tub•tltut* guard Wood m nnsgrd to drop a field goal after an e xcit­ ing bit of play under the basket, only tn have Bobble K night tie the score with a fine shot. W ith the audience nut of Its seat and clam oring lu stily fo r a win, the th in ! extra period sta rt­ ed o ff w ith brillian t spied to end lib Too Good Your Cough? to E N D a c o io . . . I R IC O M M S N D V ic k s V a p o R ub ha*h of their reform and many of them know It,' he aald. “ The dry* are frequently reproached fo r not aaaomlng direction o f the repeal movement a* aoon a* It became obeioua that repeal waa Inevitable. T h a t m ight hare given a* an amendment which would hare bet­ ter served the porpoaea of govern­ ment, but «uch thing* *rv not don*. The principle Involved would have prevented compromise; aleo no one would have assumed rvspenslb illty fo r presuming that repeal was certain. “ But fo r tha boldness of Presi­ dent Roosevelt In evtabllahlng the federal alcohol administration, tha country would today be faring a tru ly appalling rituatlon. on# rfi which a ram pa at ruthless and nationally organised liquor trad* would be faced w ith no federal •uthorit* which It need respect. Even w ith that committee func­ tioning, th* tre ik la g ivin g every Indication that It has learned nothing. It Is reaching fo r profits of *6 to 50 peccant annually, It it putting upon tha market liq ­ uors of th* worst q u a lity; In the local community, It is bringing back th* saloon and standlag out against every principle of decent regulation. “ We must educate, of course, but that Is not all. AVe must hold every Inch of *>y te rrito ry w* can and win back what w* lost as second, an<| within IK seconds, tha game had ended In a Remind# victory. Jordsn snd K night were Semi­ nole scoring stars, with Klnlew again sta rring In his role of guard. Daytona Beach's strength la v In guard M a yb «rry around whom the team appeared to lie built. It was the fir s , game of the season for Daytona. In a firs t gams, th* Daytona “ B” team defeated the Seminole •B” team. IS to « after a slow start. I Ih* M|t* ref lh> law lM to f i l l I K r lli . Mil a*»r. Nilanii. S Mahrvfiav. « K nlihl Miller. W a rlx rr). « Klnt««« Mrrnsle M i it * Is Not Dictator’s Role data Mfko* to bo eonferrod on tha iftapdr woo Id a) waps bo t a b le t prohibition and wka »* y tkM»~ if lo U|a municipal asaambly and .• regulation falls, th sy w ill jiam/ga U m Lagialatora. la aaklag a return o f U m prohi­ " la thla toe feet, he aald, the bition policy to U m aatlanP* U U afford* aren greater cafe* guard* again*t •a possible abo** o f power than 1* contained In U m congroaalona] act conferring like power* on P r o Went Roose­ velt, which you aeeined to *p- LABOR REPO SEES BUSINE FUTURE BRIG! • . suod to f a r t f l Greatest VefOUblr MJ Bkkeat Garden land Y NKtoSI’ A I'E h CITY HEADS ® SEEK N E W . . . . . . . . UGHT RATES B U J 5N 0 8 A IR E S . Jan. 8.— (A7 — r i a l tofaetian by Paraguay of a last-m lnuta plea to extend the Arm istice yesterday plunged the Chaco Boreal lato renewed w ar­ fare a fter a true* of 18 days. W hile reports o f armed a ctivity Tuesday Wednesday T O P ,_ / / / 6f 1 H I G H E R ANTIKNOCK meat an overwhelm In* ^ ^ m*njr w ill not b# ... _____, debts except TRY A F ! L L - G E r A T H R I L L t J I I All'lf t l 'l f t / l I f *»'/ / / ,!’ *f t l f l l l l l f WHOLE 1 NEW SET - •I n 1 1 1 .... RATES t t t o i ---------- Ik 11m a lla «. 7 c lla a • tlaaea. k lla a I a w i i Minlasaai charge |0c ADMIRAL BYRD AN D HIS ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION T1r«» and ’fubaa Vulcaniiod LISTEN T O A SU N D AY N IG H T BROADCAST ; MAN OF latagrity, *1-4*. phyaL cally. fit. Interested la sataring BatUrica * EaU Clrcla ’ could be ^ tetoMoabU y in your.Thrifty Three % ffkctfic rate nukes it • b e L • . * . 0a •. . I y i li* *1 ■i i R e lrw a d la ff Will Sava Yog Man*/ ROCKEY S TIRE SHOP * A few yetn ago thii would have ben co tm d a td inv Recharged gad Repaired D o n 't a k ld , d o n ' t ta k a c h a n c a a , d o n 't loaa t lm a I n d p u n c t u r t a w i t h tb o a a t h i n , o ld tlr a a — c o m a i A n d o u t t h a l o w c o a t o t n a w ftu a ra n ta a d G o o d jt r a t n y o t x r a lg a . A l l t y p aa al l p rlc o a . L a t u a a h o w u w h y m o m p e o p la b u y G o o d y a a r a t h a n a n y S P S a A L BABGA1N f o r Utk wwk. Highest grad* feor-hr.tr KaaaMl, Ms qoart; Me plst. SS« ' inati<’ iw <•! trail1 uiol » onimt i n v\i Law* i n \« i Lnen i"nlationi4t« an 1 ll,^‘ nebn Mill Ip In iireittvr* of I • • nance, u n fn ii•■nately. » r h*%r iml ol le rll |i»n!«tn»inst■», nml |ifnloal'<\ < It it' bar ill he , ,,| " W h e n eaillniuaki’ ami fannni’. nr tohatever brin g«• i» man • f | feting %i»»t« »n> pari »• »h* Lo mail iac«, tor h a ' e lint l i e n i"" la tmm-t . an»I never will ’ • **Halt m all ma tter" politi nl m m all roiiiinitniant# nf »m> tiaim* "• 1 I.mil vklniti enefoarh tn lh »llpLt un eat upnn the f i r e an t uneinL.ii , tuaai',| at linn nf nur |x*npv ni j ».. Lit ti c net ni»t i i Im tlu u jilki n* n. tmti ni Jtnlfrtm lit, too have lot'll „ „ fire , toe hav-» ta rn iwolat lonut ♦ An.I thl* I truat o e • Im II e vr l he •’ If thrre he any tiuth c-atah j f||. prraon< "rn l carrlCA"l> annrra»c«i * |f| letter* and falli’ l to mcludv thvir Iialtei h) the e*|»eI0e»\re »•! imnUs it »• thii Tlmt to acc«Mi» name and adiVes*. liPttkL' >uur f n i i i g l i pu lie to: a to | . The one-half cent resulted til Uemaiult Cir m the inU'tcat j J"1 from th* posloffice'" dead letter citin'i nat*<>na at the jn'rll o f >n“ ^ % drnom inatii n. _ _ _ - ctrrf ncfurify, ~U In Invite' on’ * * The hulk of that icicn .* - lame j li nipt, ami it arl-lom fail tn c a i n . i n fro mthe postofflce’e deu.l Irltc r a innio autatamiul pumalimenl." I ^ , \ p r iv e t, executive session after they had concluded their discuselan of tb* street lig htin g and e U L i-rk lty questloo. .The Mission was called at t h , request of M ay­ or l a f l l e r , who Mated that ha •ITftd something ot a private na. tore which ha desired to discuss • routine meeting opened the reading of a letter from offers and in ritilu l »s lc « of un florid* League of M unicipals claim* .1 tnerehandi-e. money and with which the C ity Is s f fd i-i stamps removed from undeliv-rTh* League Bought $M) •" |able mail, money found loose in U dot*. Upon ('om mU»h»n«r| 4h* malls and from ll>« ^l-cvnt fee D U l ’ motion which was Brcoiul* I fo r returning -irad letters I b y Commlaaloner Speer, il » n There war , marked deerras" lied unanimously that thr ar— 37.7# per cent in •indrllvrrr I wnt should be",paid Bocaoad* of the "low finan nsl Irtters. Money found in them lowhich edition af tha C ity ,” the Com U le d |#3 ,43t, I 44.4IC of was rvstoreJ to the rightful ow n­ laalnnsrs voted to dispense with er. O ver 9V percent of le llrrs cun I , services of an extra |«olk""talning draft*. *hecks and money aa who baa been employed °o ! orders, sg g ie g stin g bat Street In handling tra ffic were delivered after passing mast month. Th is man's ’ (Continued On Pag* Three) H C E JAN . 1 IN FLORIDA JR ARE DEAD JOIB INJURED th\ ,,„ f | i in* I i, |,'ii.I t "is Sorm li^t" I* iir» ' S i •mnnit.i** " I I t»m»i ponlli*»n l*i% •!«••• «»f i* *sti»t, iim ’HI •»► ■*,*% 1* nut* • Ihnt ''tn l»«*t . .. 'm i i’ll •» tin* It i»*l * »• *u» « Imtip limit kr I tin’. t»* il* ACKERMAN HAILS COLDEST WINDS PRESS OF NATION OF Y E A R SW EEP FOR ACTIVITIES INTO SOUTHLAND I Xm niikui ii|»«»ii»*i» ill M lll.M’k (ttillwUlluft nli m 'uii'li w"iioulintf «%Itn h hail lint i « . |*<,III•% I'tillhi »•■i|m||1 * , , . 'I Mclv.li* ,.| ill.- A I ........ . I Ini' ,,.*• <•! Hi......... .* mi l 1.1.* I * i «i ••«n* I * c iv a lrt.l s **'-* **•'»* • Inch lb** " * * well .lie** In­ i*ml dedu* I wit" I •" * .iinnuoi *'n I '■•"■• I . t ai l **•»rti ma r > * i' Outstanding (’atliol icWomanWillSpeak At Quarterly Meeting Of State Board i... Democratic Chiefs Tn Isower Body Promise Roosevelt S Mn port In BackimrPmsrnm Cnlumhia Doan Lauds Kditors’ I n 1 lupnee During Depression I )•«. midst of It* bu»tra| toU ll»l ^ season In se»erel >e*r» yesterday *■ downtown streets, despite s , drireliug rain, look mi u i i.iwded | appearance and parking -psce ws> si a premium. Mis* Ann* D ill Gamble. •lm i • A total o f lltui visitor" from man «»f ih » Latin A iu r r ir »n oommany slates and Canada regis­ mil tra- '.f lh# .t«lt»IU il tered at the Chamber nf ComXVcIfaii’ C o n ffifii. *•, mi.l »» L l^m e n e yertenlay. It brougbl the f K lr fiu i.i l!to» N « i i «'I ia I I •ui*’ f total registration f o r be ’i» « n Cathulu* Women |4» the ••. •**t to more than 18.000, a R a n o f pff«( c'4 ;f f i r n t 4* tu (jetii w ’I W arning that after Je n . 25 po­ 3TO2 over last year. bi tlu n u l l i tot m I i ^ M*l licemen w ill make * systematic The Chamber o f Commerce i * h canvas of this c ity ’s busineaa arid males only one out of every S.er to t r gi\rn U» im o i fwu ■ft*-••••••' •♦K p rofnsienal hcusci and tnaka ar- visitors is registered This would 1:00 o'rlotk Ml tlx* Vtohi* / *• rrsta where • c ity, llrena* for IM4 make the total visitors fin the la not displayed, wa* ts i.a d today Mason 72,000 U> date, or an in­ by Judge 8 - A . B- WUklaaoa of crease of nearly 18.000 over l**l year. Motor travel to the r it y con­ tinues heavy, Gandv bridge n lflriala rv ported, and train* are running overflow “are alm 'st dally. Sunday th* Seaboard Air 1,1ns brnu'-h* la Ita flrat secant seetinn of 'he Or*nr* B l- *.om Snnrial n f the sees os «nd n f,! r's lv need let rd uausually heavy book Inga. C c n ta W A S H IN G T O N . Jan. I1 i.t’i ..sited five months to call the Economy v s - advanoo,! l.-ln y lo election. Goutgo M AA.illacc. nss|-tanl s ’ An r lrrtio n la e*pvn»W* and m ine) -Bviii ia l of I m ii-m oa « - many paiishes were broke and t |„. (ho delaying ol a th,, g o te in o r thought llto ic would spec ml i lo* t ion to fill the vacancy bo some other election which could to the House of Uepre-clilHlivos Is- coupled with It,” Wallace "aid. ciio-cd by tbe death of lic p rvw n I -W a s it tine that oallots w rte D e fe a t tn tu e II o I u h i K. Kemp ■ | „I„(*.I| b cfoic tbe rle rtio ii was I ra tify "ig to the House eb-c n , |,r, n .l, u i , v,. r tAh p tn > Ja n . !• <dh Open I’t'llltllll t«'«‘ lit ili'frlts *'l !»•«’ i t u r r i t rh it Sf*»c** StBVihkv. tit'll* c lc tio u Ol M Kemp l „ -nee* in i ' I'd kill", of New \ » r k . No sir, i • f i n<1f i f (h r fu 'lrn IU \i'H nr he* hu-lcind. t h - . -i tin t ntto tbe ballot" were ordered printed S«*nfiloi n»vnlf w in w n il»M ' -Im n I*. i **, „ . t . | I ||e i without the name, and it was , »if in * t’ i f ' iv lf* h rriiiM ' bv v •; t ’ f i . ‘ \hihnui.*. pi mled on th,. night aftei the apfllt’ l V mim* •• much invs h im» f*o ** * * | eiimmitlee met. wa» the answer. rn 1 s' I f. •* rvU WTIP i w H i ♦ !«• SL Petersburg Has! Best Tourist Crop For Several Years City Licenses Must Be Purchased By Jan. 25 F lv a CH POLICEIiouse ElectionsEASY SLEDDING ) TO have ; t ^ ' r ^ Z ^ Z Z i FOR PRESIDENT QUICK Dead-Letter Office Returns LargeSum To Nation In 1933 vfiK. If You Lit SERVICE PlewTiy OURKindi SenateBody I way Inquiry "intii air and ocean I mall cr.nlrarcts by a committee I headeil by Senator Black of Ala Commissioners Decide i bams. I James Mahei. i-tctnographer to, On Franchise Revi­ Brown and na’ f a doieu otbe, ] s i o n A s Policy To po#t mn ti tn »t burned much n»rif*| omlrnro a O f C ertain Be Pursued In 1934 Senate investigating commute'' he dnjr or two l»rforr lnaugimitotioo today 'ha*, some of l'i>"tmait*'r P « y nt tlu* ill.**ction «»f W A SH IN G TO N . Placing themselves on rec­ W alter Brown’s files, both •e frrtffry. T h r cot rr»p*nl»r»f«* •• The Att.evlcen I •» and personnl, wenord a* of the opinion that p fficla' p ircciling jHff'inaitffrk 1 : 1 n r r » ! I iv,< |tc*»xra**i w ... i1 an Immediate revision of the burned a * :-y or two before ,be| w m ptorrd in the d e ra il iimmiI* I**' it, S. n a lr >* -le t '• Democratic administration ramo, M id. lout mil «•* iltiiwn** city’s present contract with I t . . . I lit . I ’a '• 1 Into office last Msrch. burned ••irrpt whml h r * "»tl i .1, i,t ...tv* l i n t loti * the Florida Power anil Light In adiOtlon. Paul Hcnderron i him. I* 'be I'l'gmttins Co., Is, as Mayor W. A . ; form er *""l»tant |•o»tm*»ter-sen Maht i w in t hf *rr«»n l w it••«*«» Leffler s a i d , “Something Icral told Senate investigator* to­ . „ f the 4»|t« nitktr «*•* •» thg city ought to take hold ; day that Postmaster-General to a il contract mwaid* uiid it tb" of a n d puraue,1 m c n t lir r n ] llrow n awarded about OtWkl miles II«M»\rr uiliiHiii-Uiiiiooii I lit ii*'*. C o m n t i« " io ii ) of a ir mail contracts without enm- Jninr* .1 Dunn. u |pm U I : i »w» to*, o f the C i t y < laat J. took a n o t h r r i petlllve b ildtng after C ongrt-* •mlfl .,ii invr*|ii;ati**ii " f r -* •tsp toward sneb revision by d r- bad specifically refunod him thw , id.lr» •!•«« ItMnl n*» »••••» im ii.m••• • i«t ut I rum lln»toii uiidn tlu :»M elding i g ^ ^ f l P * n negotiations _ authority n.ttil fub idy l» a . _ an early chanre. i Thl* ti 'lea*bag Commlsgjotier T . 1- Duma* In- ] — ;-----------trodueed 'the sabjeel of electricit) | . » "and street lig h tin g nosr the end J V I A I 'of an olH trw U e routine business 114 a kmeeting of th# Commission, the ] m / \ n f ir s t meeting ovsr yh lc h M r .' i t / I L Lefflcr has presided as mayor. |_ r I t waa M r. U i im n ' opinion th a t; U V « the c ity Is "sham efully lighted,’’ . H I *■ and that although much time dorlag the past aeversl months has P n t r t r been eoctiumeO by various mem-1 " <• bare af tha Comml*«|on in fin d -j \VB lifg a means by which morr e le c -, rv_ „ ' i n r i t y could be purchased for the IJ O v same or less m on t). " I believe NEW YO:*K. Jan .♦ uVt < that It I* time that we went into T A I.IJ S iiiA tcr I Lit mL iu«t mtfLl m* this matter again.” — M airus ((•rail I hir f*»ith hi ll»i » »' A t th* outset he proposed that executive im liry of \Nuhhin» if ii on.I .1•tfa-• #»•• the C lfy reqsesl the power com- no-nerd I •4«n an*| « i«*tl In m l * ' ' ui' " " pany to furnish the city electricity W sshlngl |>1\ till’ (Cl III ‘ l»ti||1IMb I* | 1 I'll I 1 •( • wholesale price deliver*-) to to reduce .1!«m•f nmiviilration u|'wn A o o n ( ♦ tbe aw iUhboarJ at the p a tre - ;ttr, men. i V » «i«»n |»i«l»lrnir. worka plant. There It could I* The on #,!t i* no I Uniat uni. it »* f n i ‘ |w, diatribateit ae the Commissioners , slssh |.Imn "T action," hi* rani ■Jilub* |Jlt desired, prim arily for use In ljn c r jr|0 • nr the mum •• on fuifiicn tvla , properly Illum inating the white- fu „ u jin n *. It i* itnlff|irii !itir • o f i way system of over 470 lights, . (|ij juiUmi'ii* Il i* n'»t i“4»|atn«n. il 1 ' only 150 of w hkh are now in use.; Th> s » f u r I'nvi iniuriit llurn tan 1" M r. D im a s also offered tha s u g -j * r>. agcli iL.ng i « fi»t* Kovitunmin • ’ 1 If tin* people Ihcrtnf arg rwi /rrc • «h’ i gvstlou ihaUatnco th* *“ « -| J * I, v . r ’ ’ patty U using tke municipally V * t»k remain olnnf or to t.ika pail m owned w hile-w ay system, the city „ f* r r f n lf ig n VvfU* • tin m ight flivJ I t In order lo rent the 1 'T r n p li «klt Have Luiterml aua> %«i system to tb* company. ducl,<^ „ •n Maiiremtlr'l then in?lit tn »•• • |o| F in a lly, it w s» upon his mo- *'■**“ • litMin neittial in k%ai l i m r »••• tlon that M ayor l-effler tm lru ctr.l c“ unl, * i i *1» in i llu ir rigln tn gnvrrti In f • W /(< ■" I 0 t fin s I I 'r ic a ForeignPolioyPursued." By Washington (Jets Approval O f Solon , fi C Y L I M D E R L S J B R ! C A T ! 0 N toward recovery.* '* C L A IR H A IR K K f'O R D i t credit il»*s not ‘ . ------------t* credit extended In 18T R E H , France, Ja n . way throogh baak*j|— A new w orld’s Isnd plane’ spaeA volution in our w ayJ. record fo r a 1000 kilometer (apInasa, ws cannot sr*-| proxlmately #22 miles) court* ,r Generally fa ir tonight Wednesday. Possible llgl (ro o t in north and Interior of central Florida. to Ftorida’a He a r t SANFORD. FLORIDA. TU ESD AY, J A N l l i R O C IIE 8 T E B , Minn.. Jan. 8 OD — A .kn lrsl C a ry Grayson of th* If. 8 . .N a v y , here for an oper­ ation, rested at his hotel yester­ day. Th* operation probably w lllT be performed today In one of th* Mayo hospitals. Adm iral Grayson, who was per>ona| physician to President Woodrow W ilson, a r­ rived here Saturday. , , , h M I ’lresed w ith U m reception glvva him U a t Tuesday n ig h t, when » ^ tot largo number o f local rocallaU ap-' o’clock, peered at the Woman’* C lub to - (Continued Preai raff* O ne) { bean given tem porary U N ek under th* civil work* and psblle stork* adm inistration and tbs* attlUan eonavrviUon corps. •* “ In wages,” It said," there have been definite gain* under code* fo r th* lowest wage groups | bat workara of avtrage or klghgr wage* have been forced to a low ­ m ent. that hla problem should er livin g standard. H o u rly wage have been Injected Into tho field rates average b ig b v -t o v f f 1-8 nf political maneuvering,” replied cents per hour, but Ig -M a n f *•» « « l-aCtaardia. “ You moat be aware this Is not enough" tk 'M g to n s a t* that y o u r letter la so construed.” fo r shorter hour*; and If f -M i » H D siaosi o f a banker*’ aYreeis It enough lo rampa g a it I fo r m cn t'to lend th* r i(y money last higher prices. • • • ‘rt/ •umariw.'th* mayor aald, “ th* “ Millions who get Jobe during rilliM H o f New York and their th* year are better off, bat thee* 1elected officials are not now maswho hsd Jobs at more than a m in­ tars af th eir own finances.- The imum have lost ground. • • • agreenfent, he aald, adds 057,000. “ Mass buying power has gained 000, « year amortisation to city during lb* year • • ♦. The effedt expenses. of this buying power baa been 1b Unless th* municipal budget la stimulate business, and the gain balssoqd by Fsb. 1, he continued, the *Hy w ill not receive a f g l,000,000 loan from th* federal gov­ ernment fo r subway aunatructlon. There can be no budget balanclag in th* near future, he add­ ed, ualeet he receives the request­ ed powers. , r iv a l. Inltiatlv* and lo work 10.700.0O0 t * 1 without employment, 1J**r* ,h*T' • " rmed „ . . : _ fear the government fiiWnc# must be re. “ _ ,, , , _ able to ply off its II uflltr • !Noted Choral Director To .Be In City Tuesday u M r-b i w ith » V « w u t I M h i th a t U m itqoor | n d i bo prohibited freat ad-1 M t l d i U m poopl o to drlafc, and •bora an, wo moot rapport U m Women Appoint 2 Teams Of Workers For Annual Dri ve � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 08, 1934; <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/84578389f2dfdc0e84f563e46d3f72cf.pdf 09fac3588b9c8e4179280263c65af403 PDF Text Text p *^ r * •-v*' W - -. <* • *7— i1 -4 l*«* •t * US #.* •< d H B ffffB ff fa M M w r f b F lorid a ’ * H e a r t A * W «rM *a G ra a lca t V e g a u b U • f< 1 M i R ich e s t G arden l-and i v’ T ' ■ .< -v* X/- ■- . . **• -A ,\ V «< ff. • \ n I' ^ . . l '* y r T~J 7 T~ - r ~ vmm> - --------- » .......... <F'*Y>rr 5? * w . ' -■ « n W RATHXM • J .L ^ M -td V; T ■■ ?JS?4n ; - (>«nfrtltf fair tonifht end Wrdnroday. I'oaxlbir light r>.‘ •- frool la north and Interior of central Florida. • • ' ’ •ow• >dyF'robing A “ '“ ufO U ICK DEATBFRm POLICEjHouse Elections Committee EASY SLEDDING TO SEEK NEW Of Burning. Of OffL ial Data SEEN FOR M i SAID TO HAVE Delayed Louisiana Election FOR PRESIDENT SEEN IN HOUSE LEGION H O P K SHUT STAVISKY tlCKT RATES V im ^ H •r A a a o d a te d P ress K S IN D U P E N U B N T Ajtl.Y N K W S I'A I'E K N U M B E R 63 Prlcff F1t * C e n li S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , J A N U > itfY 9. 1934 w ir i% ’ i ►. 4e I NKW YORK. Jan. t-A.I’.) on a resumption of th*. long under — I’w x t I’antmaaltr-lirneral I nay Inquiry ‘ into air anil O ffit • today declared that no mall contniccts l*y a rommitifc VJ ■ -----| Brown official correspondence from hia ; hcatlnl K»>* Nrnait*r Black of Ala film had been destroyed prior to i hama. hia lea ring office laat March. I Jamm Mah-t. »»tctnog» npin* tvAwtiMJniYtM i . „ O ,ffh I Brown and nn»f a Joint «»lhc WASHINGTON, Jan. 0. - l / T i - i po, lBllrtel,.VrlH.I,| that A poaloffic, employe, told a h<> burncJ muc|l .............. ' Senate mreatlgatlng commute-, day nf |wo |lrforr toilay *bat route of Fnxtmaatrr I Day at tin* iJi.orli«»n of Brown* ■f P ie c in g th e m ie lv c e on r o c - Walter Brown'a filea, bnth| secretary. Tin- coi rr*p*iM*-m-r .• o r d a s o f th e op in ion th a t I pfficial and periutiid, wen pircciiing pu#»mattar* g » a r t j» •an Im m edia te revialnn o f th e burned a atorrd in the d e,u .......... !••• Democratic administration ro mo. said. but all . ilt.iwn- —.»* c i t y ’s p resen t c o n tra ct w ith Ini” office laat March. | j,uincl except hat hr lin.l. »itli th e F lorid a P o w e r anil L ig h t In addition. I'aiil II-mlcr-un. ( b|m C o., is, a s M a y o r W . A . i |, ,, former n«*latnnt postmaster-sen-, Mahi i wax thr xccunl uilne«. v,L « O e r B ff I (I, S o m ctn in g |er<| j0|,| Senate invcxtiiratorx to- , „ f th« opening i-i it.» >n't h e c it y o u g h t to ta k e h o l t l - j ^ Ibllj I’ oxlinaster-Ccncral rimit contract mxsida uml-1 "•«' of e n d p u r s u e ," m cm ticru j Brown awarded about 00*1 milra |J(„,\t r mlmmi-ttiilmh lln In o f th e c i t y C om m ission ! of air mail contracts without com- Jamm J Itunn. 11 p-nt-il :n*' •»tot, iM t n i y h i to o k ftn oth rr i p rtitlif bHdinf i f u r Con^rr** •- j%t«| un invr«tn;Mli»ti •*< utip towiird tofh rati#ion by de> ! f>ad ap«*cITkAlljr refused him thu idr* i|iMln>r«i «•* •« ••* »•.••••• 11* «ir Inun liniwti ini'll • Mic ;tii elding to .re-open negollatlnn* l.uthority, i mi uI•*••fy Im lea-tng tewtrd an early dinner. I Thi« trail,nony «•< t.ffi nCommlaeioner T. I. Duran in- j trnduerd ’the .object of elrctricity | and itreet lighting near the md 'o f an otherwise routine business ‘ moating o f tbo; Commission, tha first meeting over yhlch Mr. : j» : *r t - 1 W A S IIIN C T O N . I K ro n o m y lin ir r i’ M a\ m- J a m . •.» t »*• *dvniiivtt Im lny N\.ilfiu*f. u s fi'ln n l In m‘ ..ailed five months to rail the, election "An election la expensive and 1 many paiiahca »crv broke and D e i t l O C r f l t i c C h i e f s Tit tbt. ifuAfinor thmicbt thrir would| In* Mintr nthfi rlr ft ion which rould' ftiupbsl aaith It," Wailaff said. “ Waa it liuc that uallutit aac a h i pnntf<l hrf»»rv thr rlrrlltui wi I f s t i f y i m r t o tin* l lt iu a o rb*t* , •», iA*' tallftl?"* nskftl Ufprfsnttativr j \N A S H IN O T O M . *Tnn 0 —— l»\lAs Jail. !• idh Open WASHINGTON. Ui!*«bi i 1*m n t that Sr»co .Sl»vihkv, t i i > i h t * * m I I I l i t * * t * I I I t | r f f i i « « o f l i i f IVi hum, of Nfw York, “ No air,j ( A . I*.)— The An em ail • •* 1 StllV of I h r lr t b't tinn tt| M h f 111 i' t.i -lit • * f'l ■ntanl » • f'l n*1«— ( thr fa1It*M BAVnnnr lt*e iiroyra-n «-• l* t br ballots aaerr ordrrrd prinlotl. striMlIltll. 11 Ulttp U rm u ratH h f i h t i t l n n d . t h * * . • * * i l u t i t n t t » * nn nif pr DAwnabtip \» ti4 *.Ia i i i \ \ t»v it, S. nnle y* -1«■* H*»k. I by Ilf 1aait hunt thr immo, ami it av«)*j nintli* it it point toditv to tell « ' ,*| A’ic# Rffrlila bfi him * br T A ft |I 1 All t«rc *»f 1 ,1 lt.ed (R. r » •- >n 1 \ 1 r . . r \bll**m.». piuitftl on th,. niicht aftri Ihej Vnott • • •iiurh invf|» tin* logh pn Prvstitlfnt Konupvrlt thnt bln .1, alien* tint mti- ‘ i».»n *pclb* I ' I I ••Iip-Mll.l ftllllllllttff IIIft AAB• tin MIISAAft. ♦ t«* A ' t o r tU writ- ttt:1!i • i riM • t.,.-|i the I-i yinmi'K )ir o g m m wnuM i»*» H iinttchtd ."I* ia SociaIi'I** I* >* tin i h,i- meaaui- - P''V •mniuiti«* “ II iiiatt"c.** t. nut i » i n * I h N, i. lit r in 11**‘ 1 Olio ponilidti imp* • i| if* .in* Imd i on I •ins- « " h O' i trutb nf n **tj*11 mi nt ' .rod t.p p i" • > PI N ll.lH I If n u t t •ifh llmt •'ta' * k > 'b»«t R.StlHfA ’ t b Hit'll* iIimii Ibill " U f I L A l l O W L C i I ; r e n te w ttlprw ny I r .u t y . ' un e|i i ib f b mi aiImn «ui (i'.MHis .1 HlIV -'lb 1 ' a. I |iull|t* limn tr I •*tf I dll'. Itf t HI* • III At IriRll I«l»lpt II* |,as|t I 'hoi*»i*l, allllt lit..!.lib till* III" II- •••*, N•* advocating ratification of 111V papei ' \» t loll I IJill . flu ( I lit I the treaty arol n*km»? • Fe<lcnil I iif ml i "tl'it I ••••i "f I'MI--. * ll .* fo. :i b gi •-moil I * It t It.I I |I.|MS>at' by It* "I. Ill - t i u t ' o n I. "ie tb r t blind** (•till tin At.II. A'1** *1 " I" ' ‘ I I..AAII •I-Oitlr* 1 -Hill ht. Ihr inlrrr«| of farm credit •*ll'b \ s*«»|t>l* IIlf IIllIt ' ■* AA * •loM ll ml b ib« avi*I, th fillip 111 lullsII-l * l"t* ' « nod a •u* r d f .n I.iq uor regu lation f >-1 unit It'll 'l* 1• , I ' l e m i r i |*'*t no Irirt nf rolumbia ia all t^r U k .lU tl'IIlp* ■Itl I**91 b 1.1 bl* *• !• i ’ to- m •* •i pin* bo n d a n g e l e d NKW Oltl.KANS, Jan l b 1 /1 *1 prnprr had ready In work •m • V lull NKW H W I N. ml. * • ‘ i' »- s»pl « ulo ni ( M o i. i* til * f lb * oitdiiiglr T b - t i f A A * p a | f i " « ’ badA Ulu- l-i \ norttiAvrat wind yea) e ate I A commlltee rmuml at . t ■ **|ball 1 --I-I ll. a "I I •- •L’I At loll I* •*ll.tel Mini'll r .Li) 1i) Penn i hi l W At k* i man, | If i«la> Id**aa the i obV**t wroatber of lax and appropriation Mila and It waa Mr. Uamas' opinion lliat; t t\|t t Ilf I • b -III* • tha city >a la “ ahamefully »iw »-riunj iigmtti! lighted.' | MU 1 1 I»alim. It.hs| of join It..- 'Anil r into the deep Souh. ,ookr<, ahrlll Ihr id liei big •I |b« 1 idillllbni , ‘ Im- • Its \» tl Jl’tl III and that although much time dur---------I'**' "f ikb '•• 1*1.|.: at ion in Hi* nal'Vin »•* * tin* •In* f m»«»Cf••ml at' Innving lln* *faaon*a first mow Hem nf attending thr lloron* t|i|r«lh * | t a \ - o n - f . i n lil 1st iVntial Aikanaaa and Kaat F o r e ig p iP o lie y P u r s iie d . ' ‘ I Iia ii > aaIu i Ii held Ibe nation t« alrnrtion ( ’i*r|A4iralinn l o a n ing |l|* g I Mill l T-niifai»ff and pmmi«mg frrrting III li I'.l-d I u •i I .am-uti - a u t gillit i ‘ .Ii*iim»’ th* .l» |M*-o*n authority for several ryara, nml . > un B y W a s h i n g t o n ( J e t s ; f»..- ti.it: * bara of tbe Comml**ton in find-j W s s l l i n ^ t o n T o (. Ut t«Mi|>fi atiirfs t«i tbr Gulf t'«»aat t* •|*l<o • I»,i Imoo •. ' la* -i ll- Undid \nuriiiui M p -iifi" poaaihly adding a billion dnllara n .d It Ui t lug a means by which more elec-j I ! .. f - b lit t nite ’ iin-ti i I ti•:« lie . nn*l •••I••••i* m m BI*h U I4>uioImIloft Ini- laat night A p p r o v a l O f S o lo n , • r o m if i t o ‘ tridty could be purchased fur the I D O W I I I fly fO lI I N t ll aaaa a grncral vialtatmn, tn thr agrnrv'a rapltal. ^ I-'lid 1 Inl*i *• un 1 titiils f . 4*1 tMl) • !, Ian ui \ hI» m 'mob winmling Thf waya and moan* romwtlt* I Ol- l i t , .a*, t b. I. ' same er less muney, “ I licllere I \\:|;. 1i 1 * Hi ■inti nts. 1 !*l« p*»*t i llltel pi I'll*1* O. til* Ill AAf*t dfVfl I la n k r t n ig tin* I h x i r S t a ir * a f l r r d'i NKW YO.VK. Jun IrgUlai inn TAI l-AIIASSKE, Jan. 9 </V> S«'liator lint alt |u«t Mitflil 1.1I ;« I i •ll if that It le lime that we went into AAfvka o f ii ii u n - a lly m ild A A iath fr tee. where all tax 1 J 1 U .• St*4Vlffk) tit al11 Itlfl Tint- , \\i*) if i.| metil *•Ai l ) aalieu originate, heard Brpre— Marcus f Fagg. Stale OVA iteiati i biff fa'th in th* foingii i ii. . f.i. *k ill Ibis matter again.” il l nnifft «d t li r S m ilb s 'in t if r . mu aI Dolit.i l Dial uf ll 1 •4l1Ills t « tl il | ' |o\ai lllblA b- -Mill. “ day4. ail •e*nf ai iv#* Dal man of Trtaa ron*I II At the outsat hv prop-.e-l that e x e c u t i v e ufTicer. j r x t e r . I a y in* lo b I b* rn»4sn*flfr* IhiuuKhnul lb** |M|iry uf Wunhmgton un.i -f•if•i Ill* I *A • 41 1‘l 1• lit Uls ut g.*s. 1 44.list -•*. * v\i u on I .iftin moiitliH iii ml* the City request th* power com­ no.need rrrript of an ordrr from •on and «k*fi«*d In nil.* • to in* Hi* It*•• 1•• (sst d p« • uifa fftaitisl a atraily tlfcliin* latf ilemn lax aisrery a* “ A badge of i lisiais * p- 1. 1*4*1 p bill IM'llgltll - ,i, ..I — flis ml anil*mniA'liift*. fraud ** ' pany to flimlih the city electricity Waahlnxton requiring the Stat** pl> the trim “ iM*latiM» t \ atfiday | » IIIIli A I » *. . I. ».. • I-,4i lain l-ie*n*t or di* ' at a wholesale price delivered to to redurr Its <*lvil Woikt li»t ly u)«M*f font i-iil ration U|wii A n on A bill lightening ins’sim* tag It va—ill tn fi-rtn ig at Litllf .1 of «*l 'ine* llo *•'►MU ••li , ..ii* h i l b * | ii •• o f g o v e r n I tha awltehboarj at the *at-r- .*14r* men. l(nfk stiling tin* stay aa Ihr law* ii rx|M*rted to l»e ready next in * own problem*. h.i t'iMt'l f l miii th. MU pl*nt- but -III A fo • • p t i i n - a t o l | " d i « »••* w l»i» it works plant. There it rould t« W ilth i '* fu*l ffima ffll IIn*if and AVffk Thr order. Face called for *'!l i■» not radiation, it i* fife r I i in* , t Ulitllle 1 bu i .pit ili. Iolid* fol id I" I •, .. p . s i m i — • - n i n o o * b » * i *• r diatribateit aa the Commissioner* a slash nf persons. but •loin of action." he ffahl a.Mm »•«• in Nmlb (Vntral ami Nnrlhwf«tAdvoratea of thr St t-airrwnca m n • i i M a miiiiouh 4-.I fill till I - • i t i t n i g I d m o I » o m p i e h e l i defired, primarily for use in uncr Florida never reach**I il- iij* tbr cun ril on foreign rein tin Aikaii*M'« ami lln* ui-a kiad a trratv in tbe Senate pn»fex* rnnid l *m im' i I I I I f t * . • nil p* properly Illuminating tha white­ full fiuota, on y Ihr .‘tl.*. wdl Is* cf !n. n f. Usaffl fill a low *if 2f» * fidrnrr in Ibrlr abililv In r*** ll It i• nolepfr» !«aic • of | II o . I■ *.1 P d «• ii Uilii Ol | ti ll t *1 A*‘do I Iol Mil h ill«tI40t f .1 way system of over 470 lights, feettd. Still fsilb ft South. l.4Mii*iana. raliflr*i. an*i fo*** in* r m ^ i l i f jud» nifii* It i« not i •o|atloti. it a hi lb. i . M ^ »ud. i. Mim W rbl W a r vv: I oni* 160 of which are now to use. | Tha Btatr*ii allotment •»* cut • free goAiinmrnt tlo-ra tan k^* t.l ,\|i*fsi*«ippl. Alabama, ami Trxia >n (i|,.jr lii-nti* 1 Tb- Bo • •*!t 1 Iaet Mill A i'.Vltl' '*V .. ell .» Itil litlh' I •f |HCI' l-usl fan *>kie« a lb— th- 1 iimniftai , W.4. 4* Mr. Dumas also offered tbs sug- j pnsL* b’ y on \Y !.»•••• rv- nucli tb.ng a* lice guvernnonit «-tno o| ilio Npam I a s n*"l a * | a l"*r* I* * • < I wwstWm «Hatrainee- th. nower » » * * 0 to U6JXM), la g * sabt *In \ ••»h iM*-d l*i I 4 ' hopped and frerilng iirinui\ Art If tin* people thereof arc IWt free t in lb. tempera h«»ii*d bring an -arl\ fot-ii* 1 ha : o ••ipb tbat in tn ut :ui,| l • I aI |b|||l into ma |..if* into ihr fai Sin.lbfin por* prohirm Tbbn- nitin* !*> remain ah*.'f nr tit t.ike patt m I • ' 4' on I ill AA,( gamed whlte-wsy aystem, the city the payroll*. AMi b It llild pM AI* -t M*.d I m« -I llioar Stair• aas* iii proa ||)t |,y |„f m-H^ir* foreign v*nr* III* 1••<g1.III AAs•14Is1 411 lo"Th# rvapon-ibility for this re . |*iI " H « linut •i H on might fired it. In order lo rent the aIn* h bail imt i •. i"I'enplr aah * have liitilcr«,il aua> A-II.OlHialMNI ) s ill 1\ ♦*. «'*•• sea-Hugs ■■ l» » »* 21 j ln. n.iing irito-tal. iiwpI •>' ny ductlon in pet'orntri." ta gg de AA** tl-* ib i­ I*. I»’ 14 «’*••%ff•1*•llhlM • ■• i • • in 1 tl'l _ aystem to th* company. in •xii mill, ti ll Ibe11 i ic lit to ••' t.ll lb, fllxsf l\*st *|"•Mi in the Mil.'**..* |„ ( ,t,r vi-tnati* nil* dared, "gm*a right back to Itit ll 1 .1 II w J * ti­ t iiit-i • s' 1 Finally, it was upon hi* mo­ . , . | M-lhtl'i, l r-i-ii. Ili* fa-1 aaaid, fx ifp i l*i Kim nla. made at tin* -m -r g in y •• io.i hi neutral in v%ar lime am counties In. si-m they all-• nit c A•r|| ..I Of ll lit , til 1 pis •»'g r... till* t till •t *l«'t mi tion that Mayor befflrr Instructed •it tb«* 1 ... t.lls I i‘*s *•, flfflllig oi b I*•aa "H" Isnvraal bUll i id* i«»l thrir iiki'i to govern In ,.1 ft* JMl.lMlII fs.1 Is. f. b tl the full quotas at work liefoie H«knig aaK) bog price* went I ins n t nl tl. it. i.g lb Clerk F. S- Lamaon to communi­ Al" . Illlt! «. *t "I I Its Ml AA |'it |» l * Mini tin* ffkira aaim ftnud i A*ilh during the l»**t i aa•* moil l»ff *n I mailer - **f tra*l*- uu*l «oinio* r»« aa* n utU id dt |Its I' cate with the company al oner, Jan. I." 1 ir* itI—1 l*i •* 1 •III Mills I* « t IIlf Ihiralrlting rain hi isssiih'ia and ha'r !•• a i « Ihtii i-olatiorn*l• .ini ill); ii.*• l i f t f»Vs- )1 nr* railing fur a report on !••*•« •be Later he oiplamed thai some AA |Ittg il It* • -Ite'v * r r v a t r t .l m |f-4 I Asslt s f l*H setting forth that thr city must II- Hiloiittei i h. 1.4'glMli’ - p'tell %»M never Mill b* In mutter* of li I hi* t arinilia* an I -n*•aa in Nit 4s.|ii*-1 it>ii of prmeaffinsf ion furher reduce Its ci(>eii»ea. an •j reaJjuatment of nian-lio:i allot nance, unfortunately, aai* have rod d ■d ill tin- II" i* la*! 0|lo* 1'll. Hu •••» 1 | -ll- is) »*s A A I ll I* • a tin’ll iti" " gmia and h«niii4k) North i l»»rr farm ronnnodil •••* aai%- t»r**i I Of. that It woUld be dangcrou* to r e -1inrnta to countaa would Im- ne. l«rn |i»o'ut o i r i i s t n o . I probab-A 1 li*•sitimii Bisiikin "l1 tin* N iiibf i Atill. ••k Is AAfil ill a aa In- ui's '* da W|i p ioiin•—I tarn* M'oninmeAt O n Page F o u r i dues the number of street light, |esiary because of thr min. lion, -l Mim id n n r a%ill be u- ami ihdbiliun* ' 1 1n* I tuii....il Mss* Ktelikill *8 id Weathei Un-au* iii ks aled Ibe now burning. land statisticians h n J woiki-,1 la.l “ When eaithipiakf Mild (aiO'tie, *tI lb it ininuf i un l'.iifi 1 • * • ' wave may U -l»*»M Iiaimi, f» ' Daring the discussion of the j night figuring out new schedules or whaU'ver brnica li mun • 1 tl. li" |*4-l Is. g-1 1In mulli | .il ra ting iiaiiip* ifin|ieiat«ira hy to­ t lit t"<k. b Mild b'*,*f'l ItU matter, the proposal that thr City They were to be completed to h) firing atrota «n> pari 1 flM pi t tin bo day. ipi i'»1 manufacture its own electricity by -------------------------.lit I mail i mc«', aar h*\r n*d ' •«'n •-••lu imiii 11uli'in III! I i'iaa — a — i , l a i d b i’ h a d »•" Inf tailing a dynamo at thr water _ . _ _ 1.1 ♦' AAJ|- II.­ toini*t , an*i never will '• " ll plant again was brought up al b< ' ll*.l in all matter* poln*. lit in V4i•i •t on lb- W •••t« 11 ** )• though City Attorney F R. Wtl- ; T r, I it |*fr I l"»i*« b mil i « •* III* all roinmitnienU •f ari> nut.'i* or ' l l I III— l> 44* • I I' kind wbuh rutroarh in tb »lii*»i Ufid-'*t*M>*l lb*- I' m *idrlil b Pi 1 Mil 14 Appointment nf team- 'h * will and the power company were v t wi n o n i-du •i»l upon ibv free un > uiieinb.ir -4*44 I IM' plat 4 "II lll% • -lion in ar i ' • 11.*! s.tls A4ink tn -oiljutu l mi* aa,tb Uer bound by a conract, "It would l»| | q lN jltlO I l III iumm*«| it* lion of our |n*o|. •• or I..i 11m »• |»" n’ |*alair• • \Is MU II I ,*a .* tia .44i u am* dutitig l hf aimiia1 1 I pi VVASlUM iliiN I m m • ' hard to break that contract.M * Mbiib airei niff* i tin llu-n ^ll*» n* lbat iti'S ....Ill im' ••• »d I '*• i t. 1IA I . 4.1 u t Ills tl.4l4b Im i nf I *«tiiiuifrre m u 1 u P The Commissioners went in'o • « k a p a par i^sinb’iii WASHINGTON. Jan W. -<**)- to*li or jodgnn lit, aai- Iimao hern i*il<A Nil H* IfgHldA Al •*•riffi* tn* alii I • I S ..If att« utp l4 Artual in on*' i ah i •••»* •I M large stnve which get* un t *r way ba*w private executive session after The p-alvd to >• f •da a !»a • < " ti*»A••»urnrnt yaim* 1 914.1.­ free, aao liai*' Urn i*olat ioni«t • % ai•11111 i • I.niior iii i li a i *•1 •» 1*4' ' IA a • III) •tel •M* t -Ml IM )*tem *d next aarek aamu made al % n set|K>rttun of tin aewsi they had coneJudod thrir diocua* 430..10 I * |a%t >*ar Iwrauae man) An.I tbl* I tiufft aav *li.ilI evn br ..bimon, Itepnbln alt. Indiaiut * • ItrpM iwtiivv Ilyina If,t • «r*aordntary *••*■- •• A* -lei •Iss> mg of tbe Women’ll t’tvir t’ om tb# n t) got limb a a .*) •Ion of th« street lightm* and per»on« aent carrleaaly aildrea«e«l u n d e r a d«*« i“ "i‘ * • » » lln i “ If llirre be any truth eatab | 111iii *f majni •i a l«**d akiisrkity s w i t b s . .Tha rcxilon letter* and failM to include their Iifflti* I b) Ihr rM|*r| N-iitr «•( na­ •I. a itI i»l*" tliai the pi* p -• »l *•» *► of Prr«ldrllt ItiHiafVeil ** t* "I morning when m * n aa ..f rW A mittre yextentav. Mr*. II M. I*apwi»rtb wa* at»B Ml MKN \IfK \ U IM lib was called At tl^ requett of May­ tion-'', it i« tbi* Tbut to accno rbaiigf lb * "V ialra m> lh.»i ,» mu . i rnrxaagname and ad»Ve»«. or 1 * ffler, who aSAted that ha He took lh»* onu*uat tool.** »ai fnrxman John Alderman, The one halt cent resulUd »uUt luivigu pulicw. lu jin it > w#m)d U- n«*rr**ary »•• b* mg * . _ . . . .. I I. .L aB .M It.l. . . . i aa fl I . Ilii ..at ff-4, wMW ie \ -itora in *ffAd aomethinf pi A prtrate na* plying to c|iaigr* l.j S u m i o i fr m r nf , ny F from the poatofficc' tlra.l letter Ifgl Idll'li i ppur-.l by lb* b ,i U'l • |l* pai I Arthur llra na n. M»* 1> 1*. i natriina at the p-nl of vi.ur *'w ,• fhr f i l i n ' ttnmfff n.*r^ti*»’ i U i u k i lie. U l m4i»* s4 ••• tort which ha detirrd Uj di»cuas “ f in»on. Republit an, Intfiam* iiii*ait»n-r V A N| drnomlnatii n. Thra*b-r anti M n II ll I *-wla I arcority, *f* tii Incllr' ’ run ...aatee, ills* . In t ’l-ffstls li* hteil mrnl Mmi* »*n F*r*l M*i’*'l * The hull of ilial r n e n .r i iimr j i I •In •."»• bring |d, ami The routine meeting opened fro mthe poatofTlce’a deu.l letter I ••'Id* I bt*4 n f la n k 1‘ lVAA* Ml- Atsllklllk* l'"»Uls| tb* a*-1 - iiimril as lt-ulrtiantte u'tslr* ■" it orl k'iii fail* lo imiii , ,\« iiii • di •land* •• *a . l i ' llg I*ss Is hum* aLbatannal puniahmant." I wltli the reeding of s letter from o fieri and incluilul sale* of un Aivrat, tu a **•**/1 m* *It* i - a i uf Mi*. I'apwurth. IsalintI up III 1" neAh »i up* •ui' ira, fo il. » 1In,--** *•>!< in i.nyj Itltel I4I.IISSM.4 11, the Florida League of Municipali* r laimaJ m tr e h a n d i'e . money and| Mr* A W Knox wa* riant* I a* t b r g a l le i > . tbs Arkau*4i -«*•• 1 tbr* I ' i i m i i *-" I b - n l i i Tw u ili mrinlM-r* '•> stKMuig ii pviiti--" M. With which the City U affdi • Wltli bn • men in tin llirb -*011 pip- In*** itial w-i •[ • plain of ('out |why II, with | tepps ,* I n.t wi.’ T T J i . l i - i t i . . itam p a r t m o v r d from undallv r- * on telly bill •••nail, li........tl Unit" Mr* W I. Morgan. Mr* S. IL duly i< • * *a g a l le i ) Tim U . r * e « u ,h t »60 •• . b u 'm .l l . money f-a n j I----- .n I'ltetssl intis u* r u v f i tn > i a r * a g o II) i ii* ff44til yt-ffii ulu) b- ibi* 'gbt II t While. uf III lllghlvyman. Mr* F T Wi llama, atom. Upon C om m U si on er m . Ui . nd flon ) tlw l r r n l f r , •psirt t In* | H •biiga t.t u i tu isi f ii i o v r s l siil M’p l at rx l, n |). h ti.ilir item.i• I•• di* sl * • Flni Ida ft# tghl mm I |oi 1* motion which was secoml, and Mr* l- IV Hagan u* (j*u budg« l III* ff » -* * , vtbt’lb* 1 Ib i Commissioner S|«er. It w ..U «"- returning -Ice.l letter. aaitti A ixiiigl- 3b mrli 11- mforred tenant* ag« lit fist ills ttoiliMMsI. lln* inn thangr VAoubl tn . uII. I tfg - A*18- in*i *!•* l Mflk-ffl Is .-t b it There was g marked drcrcaav CtilHTTll p.|H* no W I ‘I’ X i ) . s.f Ihli.s.ds*. |siMsls 1 Oianimoqsly that thr ar* H i I l i t ’ * but iA*hl—sl t b f f A irptirt A*a« giv-n th»,4^ng Is* | IM "Ilk 1 • * 1 11 S»*ay M g 1 -A r t l a 1 —37.7* per cent in >imlcltvrrr l Wb-n tin* wink b«« 1— n com that I.*•«» g a r m r n t s sill l l n . r < of Ill's M l . ST PKTKKSRt’ BIff. Jan P.— b u i i ) 44laiut it ahoold be', pa iii •tin U lg 1In-H III! Ills* > " letters. Money found in them to,^ n U rr, |b,. Because of th. " low financial i/P» M. I'rtfiaburg woa wrll in ' If an* niMii m tin- prr*** 4a* l.leled. .1- c r e w , w.ll -u.n aouth-i , hu„ dltion of tbe City." the Com IHied KJ3,43t. 04.402 of » h « b thr luidtt nf Ita buair*| toUliai •nTheater de pox dory boxex that •-t)." th- I trim* 1al n l-a*l* 1 M'til aa » is| fi«*iu thr I sloners voted tn dispense w llh|»*» restorej to the rightful own. d. dsiaan’t 1st I*a— Ititet tss 1st li Uf allryuM) Mint cxraAat* lor tb- rr .tailed al four atratei nta •ervice. of an estra poU r- - O v.r W p»rccn, of letter, con I i l i i It k r t. btea s b u n D l l m r iiniAai 4sf ihr «>!•! fs-AA-t |npr tn tn th* city »4»mr wr-k» ago who has been emplqyrd o n ! t*‘ninjr d r a ff, check. •nd money dririiing ram. took un ii •M»w*letl pi iv 4t1f ly n l p tliln I) ' Malarial fn»m th-s- b<or It that all-) Wurkrnrn arr *chrdulrd appearance and parking *|»ac|> aait• lln fiiffl I unt* III Ih* tu raniuVr all old •« *A-r* In an gxihrh?<j twirr autU ), nml is tham ast month. Th.a m .n’a . " JofTIrva E 1 aa* at a premium. MIS lli'*t A isf tits sslsll ffl I Sll IV* l»t»rtll area bounded on the caxt by San placed in the hand, of a . >n»rough tha <fead u letter t|l*S(« A IfdgJ of 4I!»0 vUilnn frsim | Mi*» Anna 11*11 <iambi-. •bu i pi • .fUt. Mi*. I 1aiik , _ ,1 . _ , , i nv Civil DIMIt uf I..*1x4' Alf ••s|, IffUl 'mg rfila lliat Ihr |rr«k* tiait Ihtii ap- lord, Avenue, a in A meriran i urn on Ihe wext uy mtttee of wunien uf the many •late* and Cano/ta regia- j Mi* fsurduii M |ss‘tel«i| It* in «ai ii • ntainn-i tei»d in French Avenue, ami un the aoulh W o r k . Sender Ad.ninixtratiua. « i mill**- f lha .4ai..-nal s'ull- " msi 1ary. i w .. City Licenses Must Be lerr-l at thr Chamber *>f • .11*. . f t.a.ne.x.lle, crt.l , "*''1 ............. . l'uU,cl» * * * hy Thirteenth Sl-eel Conference, art.I .. I-1T*,‘ * r » » “ P ' « mrr.c yctrn lay . It brourhl thr * *" ft| *i mg ffx frltef). ^Itff J Iff *••••■ Th*. ,no,eel. which i. arhrdulrd »»d a*ran«e. fo, a dl.tribatlosi «C v1 Purchased By Jan. 25 total reffixtratum for he u-xanis.V* " - i t-nr Naln-nal l .-un- --f M.-ymhan, .it Sara.i.ta. In a.ute.;| There wax .... rrxpona.. Ime I,, run.U,nr I S 1.430 man-houra o f.lh e cloth.n, and xhoea. 8 l« t r . . Women t« the ........ . lo more than IS.OOO, a ita.'i >-f ** u " lhr Sf"*'1**) Ipear c. :fcirnt«* in G rn .ic 'I M l. William A -Sublet, of l'am|u>. the orally 226,000 man hour, al » » « « ,hr «»"»<•"'* »"d 10 Warning that after Jan. t6 po­ 3t*tr2 over last yrar. bt tin- main apt-uk. . at a I i <* -n a uilii >r; Mi- (it*»tg- I'. • •»>!•. «>l lulled to till, county until Feb. P»'™ *6, xh.H-. have already licemen will make a eyatemalic Th<- Chamber of Commerce * «l•- to tr ylitn toiiioiinu aftparitamrittu inn. ' IIIHIM.AIH I.AltfsK W Ji -<t Ja<knuavilii. 16. will requite the r.,w n d llu r,'of *«*•" ‘“ ««d indlirenlx. canvas of this city’s business artd male* onlyr one out of every '»i'r I:Ut o’clock at tin- A’al.i. / II 1 .Mr* Ford J Ib i l l vr n, uf Wnitfi ‘ approximately |K6.U0tl. of which' Thoae attrndmy t h e meeting professional house* and make ar­ vl.itore i* reci.tere.1 Thi. '*'•“ ' • ‘1 ! ^ bo^ V l i member, u l II.V ■ llx «.|, vice | . I Ill-Ill uf till, cl 1 j Willi, llnxvn, aon uf Mr, C. W. rests where • city IDense for ll*J4 70 percent I. for labor coata j *h k h wa* preaided over by Mye‘ * * ilwr i triet. ani Mix. S A M.xe. of |Uruam. 204 French Avenue, waa 1 W. L. Monran were: l l n JulltM Is not displayed, waa usuat) today make the total vteitore fm >"« j0f ,ha St. Auyu.tlne UJacksonville, klr. I K. Thui..a«, Iixidayuiy today an unusually I fiinfffrlder. Mrw W E Wa*aon. , by Judge H. A. B. Wilkinson of araxon 72JIOO to date, or on •»*- JcovnclJ of.C alhol^ Won..*, of Tampa, Mr. Th-..uax t toilet e fg . laid thtx week creaxo of nearly 18.000 over la«t | Rearrvatlonx KaVt- lie.n in DICK IK TO HPKAK Mra. 8. Puleaton. Mra John |the MunicIpiT’Coert. Grady, of Miami, a*. ■ Mia. F. II •'» of saverml Rbo le l.lanJ for oeer'VO Sanford women. ... "The City Commiisieneta Imrr jrear. ( ■ n re, O, • a . u . i . I Mei»-h. 8r., Mra. Ualrh L. P. Dickie of Atlanta, man. . . _.A. RUK. to of M Autuxlme, vice ' Ge.U which Mr. ltrowa ha. raiaed. Motor travel to the rityr con­ bera o f |ka |>ariah uf *A11 h1deciaieJ Jan. 25 to ba the Inst da) a«er of the Bouthe.xtem Utvlalon ^ R WlteVH. D j . J p .C lien t, of ulhr. di.trirta; a T*e ryy weiffhwl two ouncea. II tinuer heavy, Gandv bridee .-IIICathol la Charch. in adthtinn t • on which businesses, may epsrsts Traey. Mr, lle'ww la.tc*1 lumber uf runiu.illx'e chair aexen and ona half lixehea of the ChamUr uf Commerca of undir a 1035 occupational license,' rial, reported, and train* are 36 mrmiwra of U»- IhibmI »lnOie Umtml sutea. will be the Mnr** Mr* Auroxta O Cd Irani and the | t< v. I'. J. McGill,| around from tip to tip. and it wa* rt.nrlny overflew -are almrat coming Sere for their quu.t. he staled. "They hare Instruct,! Mr* v «'* " chancellor of Ih. dixrae of St. »li and ona-half inchaa around. principal apeaker before membera *"» police ta mske Imae kata arrests, dally. Sunday the Seaboard Air b.ainemj meeting which will iAu-icuxttne, the Rev. John I*. Col- Mr.. Brown elated that It waa the of the hoard of director, of the *<»- S f> Shlnhn|.er Mr-. A aad tbe court to prwsecata all per l.tnx beno-h* In lt« flrat xec -n t Jylacy at 10;00 A. M. al the \ Seminole County Chamber of Kner. Mra V. R Rnum'tlfft |t<i efff tana doing bus lean withaat a li­ wrtinn of *ha Ora nee Rt. »u w dea Hotel. «* and Uxa Rev John U. Ulahupjfira, I • •laid by tha pullet, and and ,.r— | Among number, of the tuard of OriaOo, and tbe Itev. John J In cosnpariaon to an ordinary pal- Commarca when that froup m*«ta H R l^wta 4f»« n A. cense altlr Jam- t l - Thaw ar- Snertal nf thn heavy who ara. aapectrd here are M .a.' K 'llafbaa, paator of Al| Souia Ial efff, It waa nearly three timaa la January aeoiiun at the Ctty HaM, lea*. Mra. Mae Shar're reats sad prun estlowa potitlrsly e'alx predict cd toaljht, 7:60 o'clock. . I M. Marier. and Kffri U h a |J. W. McCollum of Gainc.x nla, |Calholiff Church. |aa laiffe. will be * “ book inr*. C o m m i s s i o n e r s D e c id e O n F r a n c h is e R e v i­ s i o n A s P o lic y T o B e P u r s u e d I n 1934 > -c e tifiRk u f l n u i-m im »*•« A' ' ’ | L e g i s l a t i v e P r o g r a m P a r i s P r e s s C h a r g e s : ltiin eit*intuit f*'i |hr tlflayiiii: «'l u •' " i I n t r o d u c e d I n . 5 e n T h a t A l l e t r e d S w i n d - !1 r l f t l m i i Iti fill i b f A in a m \ ler Was Killed For to Ib f IlnuM* of U f pfA"** H ln liv t a a t e D e s p it e C h a n c e ‘Kn lAvinpr TooMuch’ |Aiiii-fti by Ibt* tlnkli of Ut pr« «t n O f C e r t a in D e f e a t I i n t i A f I I t • 11 K . K f i o p I*ower Body Promise Roosevelt S n n port In BaekincProRTom ACKERMAN HAILS COLDEST WINDS PRESS OF NATION 01'' VI? A R C U / r i? D " ,uch m"n,,r* FOR ACTIVITIES INTO SOUTHLAND1 S Sl- ,‘nw* 1Z ' Columbia Doan Lauds Season’s First S n o w eiiaiiintre of the |»rin%;pal •' well Seen In Arkansas, | Fditors* I n 1 luence ‘STATE CWA TOLD SENATOR BORAH ‘ TO REDUCE FORCE REITERATES HIS . ................... BY 345 WORKERS ISOLATION VTEVVS= During Depression Liuling Warm Spell t ’t,rirr;^ r:h,n.rIfog* i* NotmcdProm sasij- »o".»j ■«". ® ...... Women Appoint 2 Teams Of Workers Robinson's Appeal To Press Gallery CWA (rews St art For Annual I)r i ve Goes Unanswered o n Reconstruction i Of Sewer System DeaQ-LCttCr UfllCe •<>•stated that..ince th. nty Returns Largeaum l SL Petersburg Has Best Tourist Crop For Several Years r : Outstanding Cathol icWomanWillSpeak At Quarterly Meeting Of State Board [■ i JSl '- Vila-- ___ — ■nu - A . _ i_____ ... - ... W" �m §m •‘ P A O B tH M O T J A N V A R T -tr lt S i rlm a n , preald ent, J i g # /t«* ftv e 4>oU>U vufcjph h e j M l l e v r a D * m oa t im p orta n t In th e cu lm in a tion o f th e ca m p a ig n Apr reoo v a r y . T h e Uat 4a In U rea tin g ftrim o rU r b e c a m e i t bapees e n U th e p oin t o f v ie w o f th e A m e rica n bualneaa m an. - 4 . -C on aolldation a n d b roa d en in g o f th e b e n e fit* xa cod ea . In o r d e r th a t p re v e n tio n o f all fo rm a o f u n fa ir c o m ­ p e titio n m a y baoopte a perm a n en t p a r t o f o u r A m e rica n bualneaa p ra ctice . , . . . „ 2 . M od ifica tion a n d a d ju s tm e n t o f cod ea to r e m o v e all Incqultlea th a t ap pear, aa b etw een co m m u n itie s o f d iffe r e n t sizes, aa b etw een d iffe r e n t section *, an d aa betw een arpaJI .and la rg e e n terp rises In th e agrpe fie ld . , * , 3. C erta in ch a n g e s In th e A g ricu ltu r a l A d ju s tm e n t A c t sh ou ld b e m a de w h ich w ill broa d en ita scop e to Include c a ttle an d certa in o th e r fa r m p r o d u c ts not n ow Included and w h ich w ill m a k e Ita a ctio n m o re p o s itiv e an d e ffe c t iv e . 4. A d ju s tm e n t o f r e lie f a c tiv itie s to p rev en t th e ir h av|ng d etrim en ta l e f f e c t upon th e n orm al a c tiv itie s o f th e d iffe r e n t co m m u n itie s o f th e co u n try . 6. A cce le ra te th e a c tiv itie s o f th e In du stries p rod u cin g ca p ita l g o o d s . T h e s e in d u stries, o f c o u r s e In cluding c o n ­ stru c tio n In its v a riou s fo r m s, In n orm al tim e s fu rn ish *m p lo y m e n t f o r fr o m o n e -flfth to o n e -th ird o f all p erson s w ith g a in fu l o c cu p a tio n s In th e U n ited S ta tes. , '• IS. Assurance of currency atabllltv, both national and •A ' MUCH NEEDED PRAYER: International, will go far to release funds for tha invest­ Create In ms a clean heart, O ments needed to carry forward our capltal-gooda Industries. 9 * * ; and renew a right spirit 7. A d v a n c e o u r fo r e ig n tr a d e . W e sh ou ld n ot o v erlook within me.— Psalm #1:10. - . th e need* o f th e rest o f th e w orld fo r th e g o o d s and se r v ice s W H A T EVERT WOMAN KNOWB w h ich th e y requ ire. • 8 . T h e S ecu rities A ct req u ires c e rta in a m en d m en ts . . . . When burning Sappho livrd and to r e fin a n c e m a tu rin g Issues . . . . to fu rn ish th s fu n d s in times hidm H H in is iiy remote, remove, n sod ed by th e .capital g o o d s In dustries. -In asesedingly , 4l Bne did not care s good gol ding . ft Approwh revenue legislation Ip the spirit of treating To exercise ths right to vote. all huslnos* enterprises equitably, and avoid all burden* Mar did the Other girls, dear souls, upqn hVifoeea that aw not fully demanatrated as reguJalU ' Unite together to demand t lw t they g o yearly U the polls for'the revenue requirements of the government; for lega­ f ' - And thereby help to -rule the may heedlessly be made a deterrent of recpvery. 10. A o k all g ov e rn m e n t a g e n cie s to e x e r c is e th e aatne ft was not plane or discontent That made /a ir H skn run econ om ies th at all bu sin ess co n ce rn s m u st p ra ctice. 11. W o r k fo r balanced b u d g e ts in g o v e r n m e n t fo r th e A M rflad a handsome Trojan gent JTa lava and honor and obey. • Tha Jane was guided by her heart 12. T h e a c tiv itie s o f ou r m u n icipal and sta te g o v e m — ’ And hearts play women ta a ffe c t th e d a lly life o f o u r people ev en m a re Inti­ • scurvy tricks— She would not deign to play a part m a tely th an d o th e w o rk in g s o f the g ov e rn m e n t In W oa h la crooked Cretan politics. Jngton. T h e crim e o f th e c itie s h as been u nbrid led ex p en d i­ it Jftoipsn, In that bygnne age. tu res. * tion Life Inauronce Paym ents Ws suppoaa on* reason p nlrv**—* person# In th* Uni uiwkrstand money, a* 1 /emsor Fisher soys, l» b*csu»« <= about nineteen ever *•* »hy ' M ore th an th ree billion dollars w ere paid by life Insur­ an ce com p a n ies d u rin g 1933 to livin g p olicy h old ers and fo b e n e ficia rie s , a cco rd in g to W illlom A . I-aw , prealdent o f th e P en n M utual L ife In su ra n ce C om p a n y. T h la d oes not in clu de m illions o f dollars advn nced as loans on p olicli*. B asin g h is sta tem en t on sta tis tics com p iled by the Al»• oclatlon o f l i f e In su ran ce P resid en ts. M r. Ij »w p oin ted ou t th at th e life com p a n ies paid |2.175.000,000 In m atu red e n ­ d ow m e n ts , an n uities, eu rren d er valu es, d iv id en d s and. Intereats to liv in g p d llcy h old ers, th e la rg est am ou n t o f an y y ea r In tb e lr h istory . T h is sum com p a res w ith |2 . 160 ,000,000 in 1932 and Is m a rly tw ice aa m u ch as w as paid p olicy h old ers in 1929. P a y m e n ts to w id ow s, o rp h a n s and o th e r ben e­ fic ia r ie s q f p o licy h o ld e rs a m o u n te d V> |92li,000,000, "In braking this Im m ense d istrib u tion o f m oney,*' M r. I L aw said, " t h e life in su ran ce com p a n ies placed In th e m all ! c h e ck s fo r an a v era g e o f about 110.000.000 a day th r o u g h ­ ou t th e yea r. If w e w ore to Jgriode loans t « policy h old ers, th e dally a v era g e o f pa ym en ts w ould b e still larger. " T w o th in g s enabled the in stitu tio n s o f life Insurance to m a ke th ese u npreceden ted p a y m e n ts and at the sam e tim e In crease th eir assets by m ore th an a th ird o f a billion Women who miss thslr hu» haidk should Inks lime for target dullara. “ O ne o f them is sound m a n a gem en t. In the in terest o f yqg.Ue. before they start shuollag.—Ctermont Free*. Not many s a fe ty , th e com panies in ten tion a lly u nderestim ate th eir e a rn in g s and ov erestim a te the a m ou n ts th ey will be called !;• / thaoi their bw*l>snd> It— Upon to pay it) death b en efits. T h a t leaves a m argin o f s a fe ly to m eet unusual dem an ds such us th ose o f 1938. Now that they have repealed ‘ T h e o th e r is (h e very n atu re o f life insurance. T h e Aha Eighteenth Amoodmeut »<■ as con sta n t flow o f p rem iu m s aa W / ^ a s receip ts frpm jn v e a U j o drive th# bootlegger out of inunts is s u ffic ie n t to jterm it th e se g ig a n tic ;>symeiita w ith ­ jM sln sas, they are going u> levy o u t fo r cin g the sale o f socu rlU ai, J fo t.g q ly that. bqt. evqp ^aash S big U i against leant ll- in 1938, the com pa n ies were able t o add a th ird o f u billion doU w ra.to th eir asset* w hich n ow total m ore than #21.000^- S A N F O R D , T W E N T Y •Titusville H t a r-Adro Y E A R S A G O Th* 110,000 winter resMencf being qr**ted /e r N r. Thome, A. ■piftwHT f i r ro if# tm# or int Briggs at AUaaiont* Hprlngs It bael plays of Uw season. being rushed completion and Daring tbs holiday* Ml** Ethel Taylor of Atlantd' was the charmng gueet of (her unci* and aunt, llr. and M re.-il. U. McCall, at hslr home In Ovtedo. -------------- — \C t “ Tbs state •< jeevM ifca pi many prosonts a grotesqu. ture to American oyr*. By i art ton, ft' a»ro*n»»r*te* .UW of our shstria art lb ’, son •lartty. The NatU sail th*U y re a ." •'fbsy wspld. job HEADS D SEEK NEW LIGHT KATES s**k k dearly pointed I common plane the governit now.yrontblta tbs exdreiv* lirstiod " of* news or Informs mousily ewnsd by Hitler and ay sbbeU bass shot ahead la raU U sn.subtly becaea* people r H te. "patriot*® to support I'ifstl.cm afs. Nowhere ta Shu* r ppm political dUcuailon, no inter opIpUet ia .*xp retted and ire l« a blank aapprrssion of n i scrap which might tend to orin tbs public that Hitler and aWorlates srv not divinely aplited mortal gods. O f course all ‘ “ MgrxUU" 'are barred say position In the jfesxion. •, .paper i, which to as seams degradation. Hart >taful. lit might as L a rg e A r r e r iS r t n f ths e v m s a -N l Aasotteri*1 of Journal late, T h a t (the Prtgdwdas , s T tW gateUiS fttfrreaad te Die jfc Bible which era yat unfulfilled •hip: ’5 h * Ilfs of 1he natM reveal predictions o f tha. greatest oo Ian*** hr allowed Ok tm World W ar that has over hem to ha tha object o f Sana known upon tbo earth and that jp g rS d K ji'' o r abN«r4 •lig stM H ,his Armageddon will bo .the final mien. Tbs . Journalist In Um<.Wira conflict among tbo nations at Itekll’ lM the sense of a spiritual call that the earth, followed by a thousand glees him Justice, but also *p t> M years of pesce.'w ers among ths upon him deep responsibilities. declarations o f Rrangeibt Igmls We are grateful to Natl leader­ K. Dickson, of New York City, ship which has given the German who opened a series o f Sunday journalist the freedom o f his Inner night sere loot in ths Woman's fonsciousness." And two days after this solemn Clob last night. statement was printed, the new The speaker said In port: press law went Into effect,-flatten­ “ Nothing can stop soother great ing what it l*ft of the German conflict o f the nations In the .user press Into s mere servile, /letter­ future. Everything Is set far an­ ing, fawning and viciously decep­ other war Infinitely greeter and tive organ o f the dictatorship. more deadly than any which has The lit# has been so whipped out preceded It. Preparations t t t be­ o f It hy the OoeWiels' press agsnt policy that even President Wax ing mads now for what w ill; beAmman, of the Chainlier o f Cul­ according to Bible prophet*, the ture, recently protested gravely. final atntggie of the nation*. Mfftknit *l*n<Ui tlii»t Ion of all “ It la dearly set forth In the printed media, both In form and scriptures that In those last Jays Contents. The German “ free' press, as might have been expeeO relearn the meamng of Intellectual the world would facu the mighty paradox which la now confronting freedom. us, . namely, a greet a y tor permanent prat* and disarms-, TWO HELD IN ACCTDFNT ment and at ths same time gi­ ■ ■■■t^ LAKELAND. Jan. 0.—Charged gantic preparations fbr warfare Ith being the hlt'and -run <Vlv- .beyond anything the world has ebose- car struck and Injured •var Mftt. “ Just where that war will begin a. Mamie Fennell more than week hgo, Joel L. Wood was and when nobody can tell. Tb# placed under #1000 bond by Jus­ prophets g f the JUbte are dear, tice of ths Pasco J. Rudolph Clem­ however, upon the fact .that It ent* Hsturrisy, and taken to the will come and coma toon and that county Jail along with his com­ It will close up In bne mighty panion, Alma WWood, who was buttle o f Armageddon which will placed undsy f&OO bond. Thsy usher In tb* “gad t* ,Ute world.” were arrested at Ocala Thursday aa the Bortptures use that term. by Deputy UorsteDe IDon ErkT h # prophet* Iia UH and Mleih shocks. both predict a grunt tall going men. fbrth from men snn‘ hsllotk for Hl’ NTRR IN AtTIDBNT tha i U U which k new M i s . B . B . B i g g e t t l f l the barber’s protesH ostess T o 2 C 1 • b s No action «>■ taken on the loot ton, although Mr. Leonard/' , Honoring .the members 4 f (he turned tb* proposed ordinance over Contract Club and the Sana Sou- * b j tbs Cs>pW n-U»«ilng Ameri­ , . , to' Mr. Dumas w ith-ihe request cl Cloh, Mrs. B. B. Baggett *n- , cas L »fto" Auxiliary * “ fir * * IContinued From 4tegv OkeV that he read It and paaa It aa to trrtainrd with s bridge a*ttr iby Mr*. F- rK. ■ ___111-4 outgoing Roumillat, term o f service wilt expirr oa the other Commiaeionses. ’ president. at ths rsgulsr mrating Friday afternoon at her home In (Thursday. Ilixhleyman, member of o f tbs auxiliary h*ld Friday aftft. J. Holly, Jr.. CIWA employs* a Chamber of Commerce conyuil- th* Ron* Court Apartment*. Hr*. 1 oraoon at Mis. RoumlllaF* homa who rvprreents the State H r d , wh(fh U|V. a President Linton E. Allen, (who plapa to 9 " *ona‘ lt*e which w„, will ,stagy ■’ an T lln w ito A rm or. •f Health, appeared tn a>k lbs j Hoo.evell Blithda, Party at the leave soon for Orlando to make n s I Th» report eonlalnrd thr fob B E jW • TO aBD AT . ( three-act official Girl Scout Commissioners how much th* ||v f,|r Hotel, appeererl to ask her home, was presented with a ' lowing Item*: IS dre»a»*<l v«terr Tba DaugbUts o f Wealey Ctasa based op > story af qbrl CHy eould appropriate tnwarsl tkejfur th* u<* of the hotel, htit he- linen handkerchief as a t ani from Ssmlnolr County war* cqnatrortion of sanitary toilet* fore he had mncluded, Commia-1 V registered on tbs stale roll; Ml nf the occa-ton. , that’ would \« hutlt with CWA la- sinner Spen h»d moved that th* kfMfflalal Legion grave markets Throughout th e aftaraoon ' f , hor. Because his information w *,| d ty donate #lh toward the sue wars placed which leave* *U p . M. at the.shareh annex. eeanlng at t|» ecbupl Jg>ui an Indefinite, (hr Commissioners ices, of thr dance. Thr motion was bridge garnet were enjoyad by , . g la re s marked except two . - | i kas—r*1 for tha aoog festivals U k e Mary by took no action, declaring that he|carried. the guests ami at a late hour *** Friends o f Mrs. W. H. Tmml- Genera about which Washing!** more detailed at\>u1d prepare ■riiring a discussion in which scores were col levied by Mr*. R. ••• m ,b. g h . at the Auditorium st g * l • * ■ % * » * cannot furnish Information; J# cliU i will regret h> ka™ Attorney Wilson esjn c«*ed the G. Fox. Mrs. Hamilton Bisbew won sremint of his tv<|uest and ■hs is 01 kt U>« Faweld Laughtno cradle roll members srere taken . m m Jltatb will U k . pUc« »t . view that the county could not high score priae. a wrdgewood ** into thr organisation; ami It sent It at the nest mreting. Memorial Hospital. , T M T . M. a t tbs Woman’s TrJw.o!ptS>Jwrt^bs Mr. Holly, speaking in la-half of IJoin with the rlty In foreclosing placi)ue, while Mrs. Edward S. -s garroante were mad* for tb* ‘ vs *. M r . ; 'Aagufttln* Hm\ik will ****** lum ber* of Ibt c*>m Auga-tme-^BmUhr . . » o l r d his printing shop, requested that against delinquent property own McCall was given a linen heads •• Mr. pad Mrs. Linton R.’ Allen American Bed Cross. because of the kerchief aa cut prixe. -<­ and daughter, Helen Ellxshetb, Also the auxiliary served OS srhural dlrvrtftt dad composer who the practice of asking for hid- o n " !* prinrarily e jh . n iik th sa d o - Of tbs First ** for th* will be at the Woman, Club printing needed h, the City shoubl terms of the Fulrh hill. Maynr At the tea hour refreshment* . . art pUkhnlug to move Thursday to hospitality committee print- ls-ffler took I stand against a were servrtl by the hostess, aa- 1 1 Orlando to moke their future “ Mobilisation of Human Needs” building tonight to direct a Ih- discontinue-) until each l SO^^M ‘ ‘Mr. *»• meeting end na bousing rnmmlt- chorus of Sanford pertun, in Urr ing shop had Iwen given enough continuation of the practice of aistol hy Mrs. A. W. Lee, J r , ■ suSblym s ^ r-t^ t 7.50 P. M jsall t f1A b AP»nU"»1 W* «"*~ depicting lb. . tee for t he annual con rent ion at pert they will p]*T ,n • **” }* work to "trad, out” the amount of "letting someone else carry thr Mrs. law A Conoley, and Mrs. IL ' th a *^ A p a ^ U ta Apart-i r ^ c . b*tw**n Ideal, of m in i workers; co-operated with festival lo le staged *• Daytona a City license. The Commissioner* tax burden." J. Holly, Jr. Those present wsr# & J. Bogero. of Jetke^vlUa. SSootJKkdlt wHb the Miasm ^ - i Ti. drift "I ant in favor of iininr-kate Mrs. Hamilton Bister, Mrs. Lin­ h«« arlvad to spend * sbert time tbs county school nurse in the Be*>h tn thr near future. All declared themaalve* against such digs rent dints, sms give* a short here with hi* eon-la4*w and Health Clinic, **d with the Salva­ vocalists In the city are invltod a suggestion and told tlrtk 1-at"• foreelo-uav agauist this pro|ierty ton E. Allen, Mrs. A. W. Lee, J r , >• ' 'tim e bslaM the n|ay. Mtiatc by tion Army In its drive for fuart; to Join the I'horua and avail them­ ‘ son to continue handling printing on which the people are notorious­ Mrs. lee A. Conoley, Mrs. R. G, . daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Bchi a f Aba FUst the U k i Mary *O nheetra’ r » . ly delinquvnt and are refusing to Fox. Mrs. K. J. Holly. J r , Mrs. , sent flowers ami cards In sick selves of free vocal instruction. needs in thr usual manner. rerd. West Tenth Htreet. meet at 1:#4lfaraUliad W w e cu the, arts and pay,” he stated. There Is prop­ Edward S. MrCal), Mrs. Edmund ... members aad Gold 8t*r members When the Commissioner* had No enrollments will be accepted annex with! singing by tab r4f»rt .Bcnats la erty in town that is all renter! hut Mr. and Mr*. Francis C. Bels had un Mothers’ Day and ArmlsUc* after tomyhl been lol.l that if they would do­ upon which no taxes are being Metsrh, Mrs. G. Emmett McCall, Mixon. M f* 'e b sn * . took' place' la 1 different D ay;" and sent two sub.criptiona Mrs. J. O. Laney, Mr*. It pj |ve«U for Iba wt«k-ano nate surplus briek. CWA hinds 9 r 'u Beard porta of Uy* play. Homemade l paid. We might correct this situs- Park, and Mis. Jack McDonald. to ths Nallqnal Auxiliary Bulle­ Dt their homa, 1101 F * ri A i B H , eould l>e secured to pay for the j tlon if a little more prv-.urr Is 11candy sms sold daring the evening R ose Circle ElectH tin' to th* Stnford Public Ubrary labor in constructing a aidowalk \ . 1by M lqsaa th Anderssg pad Miss Mrs. William N- Wabt and Mrs. and Seminole High School. behind enfareemenl. We have N ext Y ear’s O fficers on th, rest aid, of French Avenue _putpartial Charles Trett and d su gh t*. H*l^ paymrnt provi-mn that Also presented a flag pole and front Heminule fllgh School northj^ available for every taxpayer, ba. of Ashburn. M*»»- a ? 1 Mr. and 8a t»b -Fartpr M - lb o d - t J ^ p ,, erf chnrecUr. , OfTIcw for tb» eomlnf Jt«T P IL E D B IV 1 N G ’ at Daytona stand to the Junior High Sehool; to the wateretarki, the Commis­ sga jQ u b xsjll iwset At J;04 fg/jawsi Grace Wklddsn, “ IEthel;” Mrs. Alonso Davis National Education were electssl at th* regular meet­ sion was unanimous In offering and we have been giving rvaryonr Beach. We are contemplating at the home o f Mrs. P. D. Clslja Evans, “ Ann;” •'Charlie,” QJ an opportunity to pay taxes. Wr ing of Roar Circle o f the Garden by tend lug speakers lo the the brick. Ing uur floating driver.In thia nerd to take definite action now." PtittTH i m r ” ' 1 Ethel’s brother, Ids; “ Mims," . bUe and colored schools; pre­ Club Held Friday morning at the vicinity the first part of Uw Wesley Jsekami, *«n at Mr. (Hi “ Dot,” Aon Is Hart­ Decision was also made that the Commissioner Dumas and S. O McCaskill. sented Flag Code program In the borne of Mrs. J. M year. Let us give you a flgW f al Alice,” Elolse Lowe; Mrs. J. M. J sc kee*. Crsaeseit City. City should again seeVCW A foods Shinholser, carrying the discusschool, throughout th* county; Rose Court. Report* for the year nn pulling or driving pile*. Lauretta Mlnchew; Is improving st th* hoia^ of hi* for tbe repair of several of its “ M ark." sinn furthrr, a-ked "What good gars a program on Notional De­ were heard at thia time from thr Coaste Bridgeman; grandmother, Mrs. J. W , Mere, P A i .A T K A B O A T A N D •'Jean;" municipal building*. Including the ill It do for the City to forefense and one on FliWc; sent wire# variows atamling csovniiUee*. Jan* Cochran; and Elder Springs from na operation C O N S T R U C T IO N C O . The fallowing members wore library aud th. City llall. snd|Cjll%, (>n property when we will to Congressmen when requested; instrurtrtd lo have te a-euaie a targe amount of “ Maude; n maid, Eleanor Hart- which he underwent Friday at thq presented six "Poppy Day" poelsr re-electnd to hold office during th* Clark Iamson was Phones- 3<>o, 30? I'alatka, Fla. Femaid-Lnughlon Memorial H i v i r ^ i to *cHool fhlldrtnj and coming yesr: Mr*. Fred ' R. Wil­ tak* the necessary ateps at one*. slate aad county taxes T" while pita!. Early In December, it » a - point- Commissioner H. J. Lehman said gave eight framed pictures of son, chairman; Mrs. Walter S. trout-si had liren Itren for- "Why not throw up our hands? out, a request General John J. Pershing to white Coleman, vice-chairman; and Mr*. ed nut. Baptist T . E .L . Class Mrs. T. D. Inabinet ba* returned .and colored schools. J. M. McCaskill, secretary and warded lo th, slate CWA that Why collect from Jones when P R IN T IN G this Smith refuses to pay taxes? We Orangeburg, S- C. M eet I d Church A nnex •from Also sent Easter and Valentin* treasurer. Mrs. Wilson aad Mrs funds be made available for he spent tha holl4*)s with h*V H. I.. Covington were chosen as works, but the request hsd te-enl ought to tell the people not to yards, 14 books, pussies. -Funny' Wa are oqalppsd to parent*. Ah* waa turner! down, spparentlv heesuae pay any more taxes." No action papers. |7.00 for towels ami toys, drlrgatra ami Mr*. Coleman and Mrs. H. Camming* and Mrs. R. home by bar sisters, Mrs. D. was taken. first cIm s Job work at Ifc Mr*. J. M. Quitk as alternates all of tbe work had been ineludJ20.00 in fruits and vegetables, g . Beck were hoetesee* at the law sat passible prices- Cl SO 0 The Commission votswl to sell Keith and eon. D ew y , end Mips for the state convention to be •d in nn, project since the letter regular business and uxjal meet­ Maud Eelgler, who will b# b*T and a #10.00 check to the Crippled • ' * , i im UVSDAY arenmpanvior the rejected proj­ severe I loads ef clay from th* Children's Home la Kt- PoUrs- be Id In Tallahassee. ing of tb* T. E. L Class of tbo Mrs J II. CaWlough -tatsd that ect recommended that each build City clay pits to a contractor w ho ; r Quarterly Orlando son* meet. First .ftpoUst Ckursb held Thurs­ guests fbr a short time. burg; presented tobacco and gam# H arold I’ rin tln g Q# the Junior Garden Club had spon­ Ine Ire ll»«“d a* a anparate projMg p f th* WeW0»> Missionary day AfUnyooa at tb* church annex. Itt ret haring to do with local school*. Mrs. John fl. l-eooardy and son, prises to ths amount of (18.31 and sored the setting of ],000 petunia Bodpty of tjie First Methodist Mr*. H*ck presided over ths busifruit, and vegetables to the John Leonard/, Jr., left yseUrday plants at the Junior High School , ^ T h r Commissioners took no or The slay will be sold to him at 28 amount of *20 00 to th* veterans' Church wUl .hs hold from 10 J * iwss session aad Mrs. f . W. Hlsn- for Pteat CHy whar* they miU , aa rsiiiiiwai from r^|ur«i irom ' «**tilft i»ri yarn, #.»#;.i*». hospitals at Lake CHy, Key West, and at all primary school* In the t on on . . ■ n.IHter A. M, .at Orlando .First Church. A 1 ley led the devotional. . ,that l . l . »a ..n 1 An ordinance prohibiting city and the placing of many pot - 1 JCeorge M fthtpp spend a **nqk pith th* former’s he. A rap I , . , " ,the ~ * * ||V« ptfSSlM During the social period rend­ ssesrpd (fish luncheon will ba .. . - now _ .unemployed, . „ . _ , „ t „ v r i li parting mnd 81 P*U r , h u r * ; . ted plants in the various schools. aide mother, Mrs- W. C- Hathcoek. . mechanic • » of trucks of a certain a»d a Christmas b o. to the ing* were riven by the Misses This -fbpartmerit is also growing te ronsi.lcie.1 for B Gilv pr»itt»n knirlh on Fir-t Hliwrl w ii rrfttl. 1 S W A IN ’S Nnrwy K m eter, Elisabeth Dyson. They were accvmpsnled by Mi*- ptUl at la b * City; apent •»*:00 . hut brforr action wan takpn. til . whr„ nprn . /SATURDAY . Ann Reneen. rind Enna Deodney, M. M. Ebert of Lpk* Wales for transporting two children to catting, for more retu rn s Battery Service w. . taken nn • rr hfttl hrni ftinaniipil "o Miiifh Mr*. Nsll H. l-etfrsu of Bartow (he 81. Petersburg hospital anil | Of special Interest .lu.tng the] A s jkactUaa Music d a k will and A b u t H aff. Rsfredbnsenls thuSi p whllf Attorney Wil»on who nrtpread to their homes art #14.42 for taking ysteran* to th e1mftMCiac ••• thr Rnnuuiitrninit liotican. 118 M yrtle A ve. weVs served by the hnltsaass to Meat at 1:18 P. M. at th* studli * ^ since Ivr ha. •r i vrtl (t tie hel.t tivri to llw Mp#t mrfl sr visiting Mrs. l-eonardy for n hospital there; #2920 »°r t®"1! that Mr. Arthur Cum.oer of J*rh. • (R c -I'h Old l/-c a t io n ) v 0f Alas. W>aoate R. Ms v o n . Mgrtls Iba fnHewlag: Mrs. R. L Cerrlson. few days. m i no that it could U- re written, will he present at the 25 ' tlftVft • o f. DM. ... . _ M0 tlftV t u t t n e r u on tor a nuree; #.t» for doth •aa'iH* Mm- M. Watcher. Mr*. Jo* laing. TJh onllMftntr will |>rovi«ir that/ G en era tor — Ig n itio n am A h * «•. in Frhruarv when ImyT.nd realised (103*1 from the yearly which K d J i»opc»"«Ml upon him Mrs tteerge W Huff. Mr*. Mary tiMckft over Ih f#te*t long •hall not K ta rtrr S e r v ice t an illost rated h« hr iriwrn hi* frr«Nh»m upon ctin lx* iwimilti'il to |i«rk on Klr«t Hall. Mrs. Lillian Vickery. Mm. G a r d e n Circle Elect# Children's Host* SacteAy Ux day. »he will put •> Hoad S erv ice Total e.pendKure* ter welfare during thr .1.1ten that hi, teharinr imP-ovr. H\r»«e4 fioni My rile Avrmic 1*1? Jar* •.'Uspilh. Mr*, a . jc . R***aO fficers ForNewrYear P hone 160 aad rehabilitation work by the 1* r a|h* tee, b tlV Loretta brothers an, Mrs. C Hills. wh«|l» was .late,I that Jude* SrinfMid A'rnup. nor on any uthrr •uilUary waa # 3 ll.t# while total a.ormag by Mr. J K. W. Htsnlry, Mrs. B. R. Beck. Wilkiu»un *a« not illspoMH-d lo ally flrt-alw wheie tllAgonal }»Mtk h ' eahlh HHS.mnirn-1 • waiver of 'hr p--n At a aporial nsaotlng of Cen r ^ l p t s for anil artlvlttee I m lw d -U -; • d-s. "|.t,ve r*. J. N. SUndlfer, Mrs. J. C. lug line* dip now |>«intw(l. It rUii dances, pan,*., and u « daya.li'r-1 (pr.dnteW- uf 14 flowrijnir >b*rts, Mrs Ida Bailey, Mr* J. tral Circle of the Garden Club ip lo |>nfvtiiff* that truck* over Ih M . ' 'mweaau# 1 1 • ' R i# T ill khlUM p«*|>U lD r with oliv the homa flumJllnl to t-TXA o 1. Jl. Lyles, Mrs. C. W Sprer. Mrs. held Monday morning Comntl*. inner Kp**'. s|»V*kia« fret lung aha 11 park. |»Diftllel to li-itriii, Mi" K M FOR Bt I r F ii b A r -iN t i of Mrs. il. M Papworth. ParL J. N. Burdick, Mrs. U. C q s n ln p , J M gufik. M». A « K«rl. f... n*v Wm MrPh.-r.on, of G’ the curl, on dII other «it> atreell, M I FSS ('O N I i IA» i r(l Avenue, last year's officers were MARY GHU AG O I I the M im s Mary Goodak. Ngney Foil Go.pel Tahternarlr on thr •ini that gt night these tturka LAKE •i, i Mi* J II rol«'l«»uifh A C T I W lh * Rosseter, Ellifbeth Dysop. firm* elected to serve during the coming Senfonl Orlando rood. drclar-'-l ECONOMICALl.lF .C .L lx ’, mi *.• t br pgrketl with n II tail VI.- <(dII«»wd>'" f»mou» Doodney,’ Ann Benson, and Albert year aad <Vrlrgales were cTK-sen l(,v McPherson h.d lights and boundary light* burn-, (Rrairii# tm liuird Mpliuri" uf for th* Stair Garden Club Con­ Th, fl(pl' fcioeling of the N#*» Huff. t»-t agaln.i 'be rw-w* "land ihr Tbe oitllimiMe vbill pioliihit g»iih-r»* uf vention to te held soon in Tallo- Year fo, Troop Nam1* ' Olir. Iwhr,|(III tffrDt |h,haiiguig ........ .. h„ .el* of lewd and indecent piet.il.'* •be |>411Ring «*f ft I'Df Mfltl ItDlletg haaae*. Mory Girl R r o u l a . will be be d «n ( ^ ^ ^ |„ ten, »n.l toid R.krd the' an oi.lman.r if Ittilh dip liters Ihnit l*> h-vl in Officers for th* new year are: I — ■ , ilh* Mra. Johnson Leads i-u ,•> i . I i|iiB y.nglaad erhh h air m s I to le ,n--pared prohibiting »— •- *•••" laiib’ lh from thr ceitlei uf th* front Mr*. Francis E. Bolx. rhairman; w i t h Captain True t, When » ropy of an —-lm»n«. •»lr |the most beautiful and woudrifu! Friendship Class Mr* J. Ilowell Fl-h. BAKING ,ha.g* *«d l.ieytenant Elma t .wh lo tin hoilil; aiol th. Thorn-woo I \liGrn«y WIIxmii ahu «■« in m effort at Otlan-I- *u»in-' man; mud Mi" A < - * /D R w r. . , .a ran RaaDtlBf it., «l>. or ilUpiav of a -rt'lf. m11 1#41(mJ to pie|>DM an uixiininre P OW DER (iNi-leii* at Tnroma. iV»-ii at p n * tu t lam. recretery and t.erevrer Mra. „ n . , h. . tern u, f-ol of Mount Itamci wholi I...I <•** 'rail, the Conn......... .. ' n.|tiiring g|| pa-i-uM* eiigaged in F-Uh and Mrs ^ .p -o rth were * s<„u, Hrad-tuar-.-I Atlomev W il.-n !"• t••* (itDcticr uf |ll•imblnlr mi |»i|>* Frisndahlp- Claas of tk« First rho«rn •• dr|ef*tr§ »n»! M n. H. " * . . , , . , . ... Ih«- Mittal miUlRiitliiig garli’ii* im .o .h an ordinance ami I"- lilting to p i) Dfl ftMMUftl lll'eliwe |lirused III I((*•! SlRlt't f MKII M ■iRfl'I Rrtwrl f) «*re f « lb* local troop to te Christian Church held rocsnlly at O. Chase end Mr. f* « Ilf 910. ( ’ it) lllft|M*rtO| ta |V |f«»inl Itf t»«*DUl> MfR la»lltM*D\ It at th, next meeting th* horn* of Mrs. Hughe*. Mrs. 11. Meriwether . . alternate- for t h e l - .-c-n -a rr •’vce.ton.. P L A C E r Isii eImw t-«| | IMi M** rttllrfl Hill t>f ' 11- Commission wa. prepared I'm«t<m hg<l ri’rnMimeuile 1 «t<»‘h an ' of T,0,,‘’ Su'n>tr' J. Clause read th* Scripturs les­ •Ute conrrnlion. Those piaaent w .re; M rs.. enjoyed a Christmas party du.ing |>lie•t«>|CI D|i|l» uf l»TDIlllful KBIllt'll* ........ ail bill* on uniform. •>«•' mi .fiiuincD. son and Mr* A. M. Walker led It dIm> wa# ih-i iJed Ilift l HMinr Geurxr 0 Jlxcilag. Mf» H»>-xi Chnaitto- holiday, at Um ItMUly uf tthujl )(4#tI bw«M U#ka*li ||' • ten tlerk l a m o " *ta»rd that ’ •tel* ftiejkft ihiiuU l**- Itikt II Ia> nil In prayer. JMf «n4 Mrs. Ilvmy Wight \\ | WatM-n. Ilf Wuo-lruff »»•' « O C hare.'U tU a Uaaa. After th* business session a ao- O, M ariw ttW . 4*1 «n (jeeupstmhi■| luvii»r from, MIIIION S 09 POUNlM " I U A masting of tbe Tryop Corn­ lhair tri|»« |h Ihc Nurth « imI Wr»l > t,i—n. had n «' I""1 It""' •" cial hour wa* enjoyed when a Ml*. J. N. JffTiiUwr. Mrs. J. How nv OUR CO VIR N M I HI MmmiUtr w i t l« |»«** tn hr* hid. It w o. -I*« ide-l lo P—1 lei Ron# or fiini« n|»eiftting ticketChembdrlain,1 mittre will hrtd this week to abort program was given. At a ell Flab. Mr*. A ” «gtiicira In hanfuiil. | tort thrii 1 KliFjni# w|i«n Miw |..rw th, rending of bid* until the te were Invited Mrs. U. A|. Papworth, and ‘ Mrs. .(f*k» plans for lb* arcuod SIU1sal rtr tea to he bald some time in goifll "tMU-tl tUftt •(uul ln-tfcr.. nrvl meeting when Ml* \V»t—ii refreshMarsh for tb# benefit of I ok# (W4IU. A|fil fe»er» Dir (uiiting into ,-mi 1,1 havg hi* bid at t»w meeting, a lent* f•tow ftgaih. M l" Fort lht-n a* rouJd Other firm* strte to «rrte l C A r f l e L o M i b a r d S i a r y Mary Ulrl Result. to pianUthT. month an-i ply policemen'* and fin-men', on, - An'Interesting ifi-t-fay o f dol A. fl. hrriJ aiW Mr*. ML t. fiindiari made by members of Mra. Coliidugh brought thr meet form* I a close with a talk on th ' j Jno G. l^onardy. attorney rep I r i s Mary Girl tkouta, Troop |ng lo rRenting lorol besot) parlor opNup,bar Ona, may te seen la the nrlfliIn ef plant namra On* wore LuniKnra xaa* servo-1 in r<Miisnalors. ysqi*e*ted the Commix window of the Lgka Mary Postoftreacherous to blur fallowing: hies. J W.j r' i ■inner* to pas* an ordinance rr ruthless, starved white /iee. This lurnHurw Is mads from Coats* •> (tenets, a new member. I quirtng any p*, , , " ‘ doing liuslne*. cigar bo see with haRd tools and la Mra IJnU-e K. Allen. Mr» J C a. a cosmetician In »ny manner • painted apd decorated attractively, Hlita, Mr*.‘ 4. II. Gelrleugh. Mr* action picture bet rasa, .hould b , requlreil fir** to Pul h Mattreeees aad dainty coverlet* II. L Co<iagton, Mra. En-lor Cur rh«.e a license ami robmll to » Ja “ White Woma*,"" complete th* furniture. In aiblitlon I r t V M " Vance E Douglas*. Mi. ph vical examination He o ffrm t, tha new Psramosat picture; te- jt doian four poster bod*, a J. C. Ellsworth. Mra. A. W an o r d ^ n c r which hr said wool night and Wednesday at the Hi* Highboy and a dcsaalng table bars Epps, ar*J a G. Fort. Mrs F. ! protect |i#r»on» now engaged lake Theater. , , ‘ haqp on yxhlUtl ' M. Galloway, Mr*. Roy Y. M*rm.| hu.ines- here, a* well a* th, pub­ Dirweted by fit«*rt Walker, wall MM. J. M. McCreklll. Mr. Charles I . Park, Mra. O. J. I'ope. lic S T ‘H . t Z ;B p e d a l P rogra m I . The Commission waa not di* Mr*. 4. M.' <J«lrk. Mr. V. H to act on the propose# onli^ T " ' W o m a tfs a u b Blow*. Mrs. W? E. Wateon. and |K»rd naaoe CimvalMtee* Duma* *oid Mrs. Fred R. Wilson. that. "1 am agate-t putting an a w ill be glxaa Lusoorro. aft- Jl54.Nr» J,. B. Root will »|wak o ii,ol),f urdinanc* on the booh*, be-1 o f tl«r f t r t e r i leading rolprvf aeMuftmeJlni: rend liu h rU l'^ ..^ tl won't d Dr. pr. C BliisbeUi’ CSuiW «nfurceJ «nf*1 at i:S0 e'cleck at lb* Wom- MuDDohn; tors. . T a * b by Ifcd Literature and Trgfjr'a »4ir«n« will t># *»n Prmrnt-1 mMy t pr>A It rn»Dte« D dl«f*»p*«t ( fur 1»»* to Kdv® »0 #r® ; t Depart mas* i at tha Clot tied Frsnklia P. HynDrvelt B7M. M eeT i: 4, w U « b^ lir a . ft. ^our mualrkl number* from thm rjAnrea d tfU rli^ up uur book*. M/kbe |a IgaMatd U attend E. J s W e ^ .M r e . JU la N>bk<b, will Iw pfDDtnt*' (VnqmlMlnn*r #iprD*«*<l iht ■earn th, qhatbsr* aa the P*°Mr*. J. R dUdtVria, ^ J «*eiew th#t tb# m|U9r *hould r a i b s . t r i L " T V World t b e Tadtgr.VJ» Mte- E «• xina. Mrs. a H. Mason will A .o k e t e h g f jlttkyi Mm- #. riribrirrr WU1 talk * w « t ku iCalendar E v a n g e lis t o f tha kingdoms o f this world. jAt that lin t «*• gtarva of its dead sHt open and tha righteous saints o f .God will cows .forth and Join the /IfM rsoa Itrtog and to­ gether they will be taken to the, eternal kingdom o f hpovon. The wicked of eprih will bo destroyed by the brightness o f His coming and all nations will ba dlswdrtd. vTbo IpUrnallonal . d i e / a ta r which moat o f the »tat«*mrn o f earth fe a r » Bt the prsoent time will come, but will coma M the opening shapUr .of tha ushering] lo o f the Laid Jeeua Christ .as, the ruler o f tha world. The dl*-j quietude In the hearts of awn and the tarmell In the affairs o f the world which ws art so con­ scious of today, wsro all faith-, folly forecast In tbo writings o^ Bible prophets. Tbo most am­ bitious e f f o r t s o f mankind to right the world pa ft is today .Till be found Inadequate. Naught but tha second coming of our Lord and Master will bring poors to this trouMsd. out-of-joint world, “ W s are now in the groat Uaw af preparation,” gaU JE»angal|at ~ th a t- g n a t and Dirkson, “' for glorious egsnt. Whgt we aee^ around os should spur no o«j lie that weeded Tmpomtbw o f heart, and life, and not sprpriaa ns Igte, Tear, for as Jesus foretold His second coming, Ha said! Tbare] shall bo . . . upon the oqrth / » * - ’ tress at naUons. with perplexity;. D O Z IE R ‘ * ‘• & ‘ f' C A Y ’S wjv PB, HENRY % M cL A L U N , J r. W A U T Y ape ------ -“ B e a t F o r T h e H outh” * F A U N ™ *•, *' ‘ ’ Te postpone nocooaayy psdMlag la alweya poor ocMqmy. U a g o e repair Mila pile ep and Ow volaejM POrieHri W N r i l i ' l K W STA N LE Y-R O G E R S H A R D W A R E CQe ■ t-» 204 H an ford A v en u e . '-vtar *< uss-isn S ~r thatis why only center ie aves are used in Luckies T h e first thing people as* and Like about Not the bottom leave*—because those gin Luckies is bow riAmd and firm they ate. inferior in quality. W e pa* only the ceotei 'Ilietuhaoco/loeea'iiBttl put oo4 there Mg ’ legMW — becaoee they a n the M idertaod no louee end* to cling to lip*. That’ s be-' fully ripe h r perfect sto r ing- Ths**e cause.we pack oaeh owl every Lucky full why Luckie* elwaye draw easily, bum lo th * brim with U aatqeeaacreadael tha . a r a s k w w d aas i kq»gtdail4#Fd finest Turkish and domestic to b a c c o s So am ok, a Lucky, poly th* center leaves. Not *PP Ueac* rette. A n d r#m em ber, It’ s toasted 0 EER r u At » --sr ew- pA. a^vw *M------ -i- f f , j^ s qf tie ' 1 1/aMoMl^M * h w b e la ' tea soosnlota "iftMOW -tearrtawM.* ., . ,i js:'ig& ts& ff c. te hi Last Round U p O f VALUES * in the JANUARY C L fc A R A N C E ‘a&jsrjx PbUodalphia after spend baUdayf with home folks, war Parkin* bos ratusaad q • ' Y O W E L L -D R E W C o . Y< ORLANDO P O T A T O SEED H Seed PofSrtAee . R o fte • '* N qw M( 4 . T ; . ; .9 4 5 5 b a g ia t h e . 4 t m c t o p t e n t . • - Friday & Saturday ‘ ' -at ' * .* Chase & Co. �i. » ——rr — Ackerman Hails EAHRSU5DD Press Of Nation FOR: PRESH) For Activities SEEN IN HOI MAJOR LEAGUES Don Jackson GetsBILLY ADOPT UNIFORM WINN n. *« toOf Sports At ^ fjljjjj, waa emphasised that the central idea o f tha n*w pollc/ waa to bolster tha prkea received ly tha prodoeara for their milk and that It would not aaek to ft* th* price* at which tha fluid may be Bold In tha cKiaa. There ha* been ranch contention In the p*»t over attempt* to fix ratal! price*. AO Kinds or Weoo T(rw| hf uter ^,mlllwl( c«t- i Sanford Cash Feed Store Spencer Harden Dairy LORI DA a Cold Soonar |\ eAULT— ^ E cch tn g e M fL L TRADE new studio piano ,J f# r light weight car of equai ■sloe, phone 904-J. FeltMnch.Better By Taking Cardin S A N F O R D . F IA )R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , JA N U A R Y President Roosevelt Writes New Chapter In History Or “Goldfish Bowl Government W A 8 H I N O T O N , Jan. 1 0 .Frenkla D. Rooaevelt has written a new chapter In the New Deal's era o f “ goldflah-bowl" govern­ P ly in g Colonel Given ment. i For the first. time in history, r 25,000 S h a r e s O f th* Praeldent o f th , United States . A irlin e S t o c k F or took newspaper correspondents in­ **Servicea,rRendered to his eonfldenea Wednesday a ft­ ernoon to discus* hi* budget freely with them, nearly 24 hours before 'W A S H IN G T O N . J a n . 10. It waa released, for publication. —- ( A . P . ) — S en a te in v e s tig a ­ 11a emphasised th* social and hu­ to rs to d a y h ea rd an o ffic ia l man reasons - underlying the of T r a n s c o n t in e n t a l A ir world's * biggest bookkeeping and, ; T r a n s p o r t, In c., t e s t ify t h s t ■pending Job. President Rooaevelt received the 2 8 ,000 s h s r a s o f th e c o m ­ press. In tha Oval Room un th* pany w en g iv e n C olonel Second floor o f the White House, fjh s r le s L in dbergh * s n d Ih s t hi* private study. Extra copies of the budget mesM g m ‘ n c o n tr a c to r s d i »evi.aed in a d v sn e e w ith fo r m ­ er Paatmaatar-General W a l t e r g i ewa specification* for bid* on all indepandanta. ' D. M. Bhaaffar, thalrman of Um company'* aaacollv* committaa, told o f a eompllcatad systam «**4 (or what ha called “ Income tax porpoaaa" In transferring ■locks V> tha noted pilot. • Ha said atoek valued at $260,000 Was glvtn Undbargh for “ »*rv. Sheaffer said that operators dlscpssad specification* for bids with Brown that called for experience wight flying, and It wa* conreded that thla excluded all Inde pM)dant rempanle* from bidding, Bom* of tha dev.'.optn.nta be- [)£{{ LUBBE 10. 1934 P rk o Grau Signs Decree D istributing Land CHICAGO. Jat>. 10. idb The Chicago milk tliH'ksde wa* reported -vttlel today after five Jay* of salmtagr an.I near rioting lhal rest tied in a milk famine in the city. ,Mran»hil>at Washington, farm adminis­ tration oirielais after sprn hug nearly nil night in conference over the Chicago situation, kept in u-adinrss during the da, fm aition if necessary. HAVANA, Jan. 10.—(AV~ Agriculture Secretary llevia announced today that President titan San Mattia had signed a d'etre railing fu r the ikstribulion of government and Marhailista Ian Is to farmer* on the basis o f .1:1 1-1 acres per capita. Marhadista lands are described at those taken over by the govrinnirnt after the overthrow of the former prest'trnt. sage had been brought for those who might hava failed to get them at tha treasury, where the huge budget and the accompanying I^tGuardia P robe Into meaaage were distributed only Chapter In History O f one day In advaiwe of release in­ Old R egim e Brings R eichstag Burning stead of the usual two or Ihreu Chnrgc That Bears Is Closed W ith Be­ daya in advancr. Rage by page, the President Sensational Import heading O f YDuth went through the budgr* message, explaining each Item, answering I.EIPZIO, Jan 10 (/PI—Mardissecting question* in friendly. inua Van Dvr l.uhhi. young Dutch stonem*«'*n n»n* icted of high treason in the Caiman Reich cept quotation* stag building file « » * U'headed sage, was "bar this morning. used as inform 'T1ir 24-yrar-idd man rrpaatedly ed to the Whil ronfe*-i-d to setting ttn* fife but some observath he sieaitfastly rrtusnl to divulge import which i any information about whether he Alleged Injustices To (Continued 1 ha.l any accomplice* B e Eliminated A s Van lk»r l.ubhe ha<l Uvn undet* Quickly A s Possible ilrath sentence since lN*f 2-1 when the supreme court convicletl him amt acquittrtl four co defendant#, WASIIINGTON. Inn 1° " ' ’’ I Htepa through whleh the Hutch --T h r Nl!4 tUftird In* •rsinrst | government sought to gain • yratrnls) in s scrultny of thr un | lighter sentence were unavailing. satisfarloiv -"la V'f il« r*»lr «-|*<-.' j lie was toh| last mrhl that he aliens, In*, king down allrgrd "1 must $lie today, hut the announce* juslicrs and damaga charg'd «<•I nr t" Impmt'rr I inrnt didn’t rouse him from the ap­ drferts in ih. • Sholtz A ccuses B o n d parent stupor in which hr had re* B'lmlnislrai inn. snd srrklng t» niainrtl through out the trial. 1 taldish whrtliri changes arr » s i j Interests A s Being ranl'il by thr r""i|dal"t« High School Class To STATE AUDITORS GOVERNOR R A P S BEGIN SURVEY O FjAD VO CATES OF DEBT SITUATIONiSTATE SALES TAX R ecord O f A ll Public Indebtedness T o Be Completed By Feb. 15 TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 10 —(/Pi —The *Ut« auditing department and thr Florida institute of ac* counUncy yesterday p r o b a b ly launched upon the most wideipread survey of the debt and lax situation In the history of the E nem iesO fProgram Al thr saitir lmn' thr Whilr an i"" in"-* l tlist Si-nsli-r Stage Rotarians Carried! WHouse a g e r wmibl rontinu*' as r b a i r - j -if the " n l i m s l Islsn l « - a n l .' On B r i e f Tour Of loan N ltA 's aililtTMlion tribunal, and, a ' l l * ’ rliairnia" would Is- n|< 1 World During Talk that pointed to lake u t v i the heavy y STUART, Jan. 10.—(AT Gover­ nor Sholti yesterday accised "Florida bond inlrresls" of hav­ ing $60,1881,000 in the bank to op­ pose his program. He was principal speaker at the dedication of the new $400,­ 000 Franklin D. Roosevelt bri'tge •panning the Rt. Lucie river liere. Declaring hie opponents were trying “ to fool the people with false propagan ia." the governor •aid, “ their flrat efforts were di reeled at trying to get a special { |luffa|„ ^ •$*A«ion of thr k iiiltt u r e -a m l , Mr. \Y1$ let mo tell you rifht hero ajroin j proMiutio . that thojr won't grt It. ihc lu*.| \u •‘Thrir great hope it to fo icc.a n iu n l th< a tales tai down on our throat*, ripally on T 'w im yon Ttttw that thn»f bond 1A ■tudent mtrrwatR who want to steal the '*r ^hitl future from your rhilrfr* n and •°^,B(ioninme arc going to (k) all in thru «'*,u,»*rict . ! Other v power to get lontrnl ol tnr ne»t , . . • Hamilton • egitUlurr , m 'o f. Murrain Governor Shulls •■»•! *lnrc |tf26 j Jamlo, Kr* Floridian# had rr«lii(c«l **!*> or\\ ||||r| drrly ilcflalion" thru•Icht* !*• thr \\ Ycvell, hanit» of the »latr from $510.lMlO.- ntli$T‘ for* tb® eoiumltU* y w u rd iy int\ With $16,500 tn clfll work* )A n aaaartlon by Henderson that ministration funds. State Auditor « number of airline officials in- Rryan Wills announced an unchidlg Mr*. Willabrandt, McCrack- dertaking td compile a record of *d and himself, aided Brawn in all public indebtedness In 289 in­ drawing up th* laglslatton under eorporeted towns and cities 882 JkU l, th* aoatrwcta war* granted school tax districts, 07 counties, s$tthout eampaUtlV* bidding, 72 drainage districts and scores through a clausa permitting the Df a|wc|,l road and bridge din'$hatmaser gansfal t* extend and tricU throughout the stale iXdMSltddk>Mada. 'h a t kha( b* did — Th# IS i v y wMah -t* M l raadtx* th* axu at 4* which It to p, completed by Feb 16. will reald be used. Congress eliminated show the amount of public indebt thla provision. Jrdnea*. the amount of taxes col Testimony by Erie Halliburton, lrcted from real estate, personal farm** independent airline opera- property, business licenses end tar,.that h* and Wiliam G Mr- intangibles and the pro rata ray Adoo, now Democratic Senator manta In each classification supffata California, offered to can y porting public government mall at pries* far under prevailTh, reports, while rx|H-cii-d to lag costa, but were turneJ down. lie completed by Feb 16. probably (< 'o ntinj# d un I'a gc I w o y Hotarian Submission of testimony by wm uka , nother month for tabu Halliburton that ther, was "col- |at|0n, but they will then be pub h>*ioa” ia bidding for tho .«ntr*l |j,hcd and become a part of the and southern trans-contlnantal stale's records. The auditing d i ­ airmail rout**, and that h# warned partment will keep them up t" Secretary Hurley a congressional date. « Monthly ir|Mirt of lb** S**n"nnl'' ^ , investigation would result In e r t t - -------------------------County Welfare llosH. whn-ie ar lcjsm o f President "Hoover *b* tivitie. hsvr been re»iuce*i .on"- y; p j, ***** o f hie aou's connection with v h st slnie .111. msuxursU-m «•( . owe o f lb* companies. CWA relief work In lhi» rount).| A *t*lament by Clsrk that he indirsle'l Ibst on Jsn I IheYe n . *dvts*d Halliburton to sell out County ' insine.I s c ,.h bslsnee ■ A nother Bankers! ode after his resignation as lha inde­ inm >l» |ur> " f $117.80. pendent operator's representative Is Proposed For U. S. r was | The balanr• on ^ -Intend-, $120-6 The county'* i 'lied »t j proprislion of $260 li |ha!*nrs to $tl20.?fi, wb nts p e r ! rtnlil of $08 rsnie *> N # g r » Servants,Cooks and 1 9 1rterhlrd — tb*t • rhvrl 1 fee*! I *x*in»l the account *ome months |>o*aib N o w A vailable ost fo r 'a e o , bad been lost alfbnuKh the , ileposil ■y dur- amounl had l>een dedurleil from I» ho s * Official* of the National Rebal*i"e« for several week-. fees » E m p le y n o t Office al 116 Marno e% anil I Expense* o f n>*inl*iniiiK Iheiwiri'iui Nt Avreroe called attention today duetto" I IUmii'I ilurlne NoveinlH-r wa* (n i te* th* f*ct that • number of ca2 cent* I$180,641, while during D*-ecml>er . .u y ir ' ptM* colored women are no* n e(K* |$1174*0 was spent In relief w ork,! depo-il tTkOahl*' fo r 7 work as cooke, dossn, most of which inonry was paid , llelnir WsbMBtfWffJ nutsemalds, laani for drux* and frocerier. (n 4iy- w*|t*ra . And aervsnts. Wtmea ' * f / many women have | M N M M at the office for MU| t ia k " the snnounrement '■ H W ' $ H they rente In at* M R 12 m 60 years. Pereofi re qt#n "g k*Jp o f this type ere urted president 1$ l#U yw t tha office as soon as If you are a “ law abiding r a l­ Commissioner* appwvi-d the re-| PeaMafae that worthy unemployed ien of approved integrity, good quest, end voted t" order the y r » l Clvln, pie-ident ■ q r . f i given an opportunity to character, sound judgment and in­ ing of one-half of the road a ft " Listening t» prrsl fuse loan telligence. nnd not physically or yvUinx deeds for * 60 foot right J . l-i*t#ntn* to presl mentally, infirm,” you may asped of-way. E. L. Day, property ow n.r, acrit>e high to be called for Jury service in tnrelf'.hnea* Seminole County some tima dur­ northeast of Oaceola. aske-l f - r 1 th* construction of a road whohl *r* JA N . 1 ing 1934. * ’ "»"«| IN FLORIDA The reason la that County would mak* hi* property Commisaionara, who met la Janu­ •ccereibls. The Commissioner. "* ) J j g l k l n s IB S FOUR ARE DEAD ary session recently, have com­ ■traded their attorney to ne*"ti 1 K eC C D t pleted their annual task of select­ ate with official* of the Oarnda 81 ARB INJURED ----ing th* names of MM person* from Cypress Co. for tha purchase nfl the official registration list, par­ a right-of-way at a nominal fee ' In hi* repart sons who are bettered fit for Jury If th* purthaa, cannot be ■ «r r,‘1^r,OU,,t*Ll!|1 service. upon, condemnation proceedmx •. , 5 ,**" ,’5“ l * THU task waa a highlight of * ‘ **|1‘ 0Ud . . Jon Bemteola^Cou! tha meeting which was * f mere ar Th* Coquntalon*r* also order. I 1gu u Ism routine nature, and included the reepaetroot ion of Garden practlrally aUStraet In Oviedo by relaying It esact—W U L ■< with a reek hare. the county. Tha 1 Before ndj.un.meat, the C o m „ rnt t0 (h* i u u mlsaioaera okayed the pension Mr. Jioktps ah Joey i» a»Welcome as the Small Pox. TUBBY WAWTA AfT HPMW A U PUkY WVTMt MV . COORUJ,UOCY -t., i-A W H K A ft HW M Y M M TT C A h AM* « c r r H i m iLAWT MICHTT COMUUf BACH T o ^ c U fy’*1favorite dessert ■ . 11S MM • b V jit lT ; now. dbCAuw' GOSH l Dto^fTYbu xKfdmym TO COM E F a i r. Carnival work which W ag nei rannot at . tend I " during I lie -r ssu io o f Con ' Roosevelt C o n siders Federal R acking O f Entire N e w Issue As M oralOhligation NEW GROUP WILL! OFFER PROJECTSi TO COUNTY CWAi HcadsCom m ittee To Survey Needs O f All I’ arts O f Area D ope Ap|Mi|ntmcnl of a rnmmillrr of Inc llouac of the first appn«prta« Seminole ('minty Chamber of Torn* lion* hi!| from th» committ«<«\ i»gmrrrr mcmlrrr^ who arc to make grrgitm g more than $A»Ui.iwio,(iOQ an immc«liat«* o r c> i»f Ihc need* lor 16 in<h'prn Irnt folrral agt'n* of thia county, with m virw to rrc- : cira m Ihc fi«rot >c«r iwginning ofMioviwiing Ihear net* fa to Ihc to-(July | ' cal I' iyiI Works Atlminialration This mcaaurr it «U iol fuf if atlililtonal ('W A appropriations rapid llouar tV«|vatrh to the Sen* arc cxtrndtsl after f'rh. 15, w m ate to take ita place there IwdtU math* Rl the January* meeting of the I)i«trtrt of , Columbia IW|uof Ihc loMiril «»f threelora of the trade regulation hill |»a»«eil by tha ht*dy Iant night. Ilmiae late ye^tcnlay. II It I•"|M- was made chairman S-nalv Iradrrs ri|H-ctrd In grt of Ihis ginup which includes Rul* from the President a sreon*l nirsland I b an. W. II. Tunnicltffr. G. F. •»*» «his aftrrn*H.n srs king rallItalinps. Fred T. Williams. Randall ficatlon of thr St. I awrrnre walrr* way treaty, hu| final srrangcment* irmaiiMxl to km msib at th* Whit# l|ou»e. They wen* acquainted aim with the fart that Mr llouapirll plans noon to ask $ I. H'ui.ooo.imm) in addltioiiil approprlation« to carry tho emergency program front now un­ til June l*4kan« eiterwling $5,tH#i.ut10,000 of government cr«*«iit to help bu«i* nr\% along the up cur be, were li»t** '•I by the Reconstruction t'orporalion yesterday In asking 1'ongrvas for A longer life and aIiII greater Uvtling power. From on# to three )rara* addU tional time for making loan* to the arrount of iTluining |rtMperity an.I from half a billion to a billion mute dollar* to $|«$ it with, waa the proposition Ui.l Iwforv ( ’«*ngrr»* Without ro w i« gillation. the 4dt|Miralion m a y not make Ih s i o a ft er J a n 22 N o e s p a n - i o n in tlo* pre aen t le n d in g fi e ld wa# r t » u le n t p la lr tl |$v |l o n t i n u v d O n F a g r 1 « o ) >\ -• $crigthcnr.ig of llx di# et Mpi'ontcil train" of wmmou u u (II lake a part in lit# ...... ....... . i - hip dribi f«$$ tin • •• l* • 4'unty rhamlwr ••( ( III* alaii rail* l attention to th** "•»••• 1" irpurtitl lods\ with « ■ i-it.went trends in |h«- national n • <(Moment from lmd< Ih'.Iv •••very a c t s in v*hnh the ad nu n iv •» lha! Mrs 11tiro I M 1 *st idn is rm «>ui aging liuainras to ( • hern appoint* d $$ Iee ttl* e. < ' igulat# itself laiheg than through *• ' "nipany I of wIm It M he nerr'sar il> govei ninent no " M I'epworth i- iMpliim I |•#•"$*(§ regolatnui with wlileh the M* Julius I ling (• Idol hs '• • pi«'M*nl rrcovi’iy ai l Imgan some ». -inted in ('i»mpnn> II ,,1 \\!• •Montha ago lleforr cnni I ding In lalk, Mr d A. W Kmit $- inhU ih MiikiP r o n f j d l n t ' $ li e d tin Front A m Far SouthAs T a m p a Ih Reported «n» Thf |*S^.*I*|| I'ers. A changr In warmer wa* *1 tirelay In rr|**irts fimu oh gteatrr part of tin a n * we the Mlaals«lppi riher nod in Inwrr Ohio Vtllrj "lad *. « many SoutIn in -laii - $«*» lie* nog lriM|re ialur« - liiing lilifhl Frud uh« t a ii'lialile Ii mw I ' I»e#tr barely mi its* g- 4e »•! att um i-ii-liiiienls. and ih«' enthusiasm of rl»9 meeting in wlmh In at an I •iiaervrr. J G. Sharon van*- app'oiilrd a" •liamnau, and U. F. iUmtuv wnd| . It'dland I Fean wen* ii#innl •» incm Ire-1 a o f a 1 o i i i u n l l c e w l in li i" ilele Are $ al«*«l In pre|$aie s u i ta h h •e s id u I loll# tef $• g r e l o v e r the d e a t h nf • fni liter K e p r e a r ii t a t ivi •. W j F l i t / i n i n g i 1 n f lriingwiM*d j U n u s u a l m th at It h Ire-1n v e * 11 In lie* the f i l ' t ap|M»inlllli'lil I.f its kind in Flotilla, wa# the unanl iiiiius rletlmn nf Mra J V\ t ••alcai •*f Dhieiln re 11 ailc laiely vli e prra 1 ident f 1m i l Ihstrtrt N« I. sue j •1‘piling tin late I* I* Mill" n m .liK F S S . T J « $ I |u. — Mayor \\ II Williain- uliivaryln was al"' -iammou"l> el'itisl to* (A6 T h ie r prr»"i% « writ* k llh tl when a pUine from M«i.gutti, , (Cuntinupi* On I’ag* 1hr»^) Gkla.. rrnhr<| m (Uiur« m si |M|« yesterday. The dra I writ Paul Power*, the pilot, gn I Mr and Mr# Umnir Smith, who live on a ranch near ('htldivs#. Y esterday’s SINCE Hat, appeared th* aetary pubiu ' 'uriag December bend of K. R- Johnson, and the1$1111.76 far tha fire-Arm bond of R. C. Whitten j $JUKIJB ter tha MM T. A, Rrotherare. ‘ taaen. F ir e C en ts Chicago Milk W arls R e p o r t ed Settled County Commissioners Select Names Of 500 Citizens For 1934 Jury Duty 7REBH JERSEY Cow for sale M. E. Shelby. Lake Monroe. ■•rSCIAL BARGAIN f o r this '.Week. Highest grad# four-hetr Ena ms I, 86c quart; 60c pint, 36e W plnt, 20e U pint. Stanl*y-Rog< Wa Hardware Ca. A N t N D H P K N D E N T D A II.Y N E W S P A P E R Delivered DUHARTS fContlnoed from peg* M ) (Continued From Pago One) • Don Jackson, who I* Big Wood Yard hlstarlen may oaa tha nearspjper Republican leader* began to prea* as being the outstanding football] Pbaaa 417-J Issue* t* the for# and seek tor raeord* of 1933 with aeon greater Junior Loop SeasonTo ■tar at the University o f North' confidence." Carolina lait fall, has Just been W. llt h 8T. . Describing th, terete# ranThe Republican national coinOpen Apr.16, Senior appointed Intra-moral director for .defad by nawspapara during tha mlttea In another of ita pamphlet Loop B egins Apr.17 winter aporti at the unlreralty, it wa* learned today. depression. Dean Ackerman aaldi attack* upon the Democratic ndP ortal Business Falls Jackson, graduate of Seminole { “ From the discouragement, the ministration assailed t h a I’roalBilly Zachry, l*-year-«ld Stm NEW YORK. Jan. B.—(AT— O ff A gain.B utD efiHaving already adopted a stand­ High School where ha maintained o f Mr. and Mr*. W. B. Zachry of despair and the disaster* o f 19H, dent'* budgetary program, scholastic honors as well a* thla city, la tha new tennis cham­ there developed In 1913, not only From the White House came j cit Is Reduced Over ard bell for the 1U34 baseball high f > a new deal In government and r an outline o f datails of the new season, the major league's chief honors on tha field of sports, la pion o f Banford. : $100,000,000 In Y ear encutlve* emerged from another to direct all intra-mural sports, Ha gained the title on BonJa) new hope In the people, but a new plan for refinancing agriculture with the government guaranteeing huddle yestenksy with the first particularly basket-ball, boslng, morning after handing U F. Cot standard of newa values. f jWAMUNGTON, Jan. 9— </P>— uniform schedule In the organised and bowling'. It la understood that ter, veteran player who ha* been Economic and financial develop- the principal of bonds for this no decision hs* been .' Decline T f postal business for th# history of the American and Na-< whll. virtual champion o f the city for menIs become first page new* l * . 1 reached, Jackson also will direct . third successive year and n poelal tional leagues. the past four year*, three airtight rsose they were vital to the wel­ R IV E ’ S GarageJ spring sports. •» deficit o f $112,174,1** were re­ Dae to the repeal of the stale defeat* that left little doubt as fare o f. mankind and essential • o 38 W, First Phan# 617 Appointment to this post Is seen ported to the President yesterday blue laws In Pmnsylvania, per­ to his skill. the life o f every hnman being. Rut r 'b y Poet master General Farley. mitting Sunday baseball for the as a feather In Jackson'e cap. Al­ Zachry, who recently appeared the'rtiost significant fact fr* i . -i “ Even before th# depression be­ first time, the three big league ready one of tha more popular men gan,” Farley said In hi* annual duke In 1’ lttaburgh and Phila­ on the rampoa, hit assignment to in the State Amateur Champion- thf standpoint of Journalism I# _ _____ ________ sport* di­,,hlp at Jacksonville, won the first •h9t newspaper editors and writ­ , report, “ the period of constantly delphia will share equally In the the post of intra-mural a* ---------*— a further' set 0-4. Realising that th f youth ten Pt»ra prepared for tha change I----- __ < increasing postal receipt* was as. distribution of Sabbath (kites. rector Is seen here ' was determined to become J014 legal N an ce Id public problems and news In» pfoachJng an end, th* records of Instead of the unbalanced sched­ proof of his popularity *nd abili­ champion and that hy would (pare le t t e , Kach day. as a part of tha department clearly indicating ule heretofore necessary, each of ty l. C Cotter pushed' the no effort, ----- ’ t ----““ , It-was probably due to changed! the 10 teams will play 12 game* thdr Journalistic responsibility youth in the t—. -second-set, b i* Cot- they had been preparing them, methods o f advertising and mtr at homo on Sundays this >car. f ne avail, Zacbter'* beat was . ehandlslng.” I The 164-game schedule for the Connie A selvee for any emergency which Noiim U hFrahjr ulv»n that J It [a|f S o n n o winn,n8 PAHlUH |iurchRMr of Tar tVrllfl• ! ’ ’ Baying the Postofflc* Depart- two leagues, condensed In a week's City Bri ml|tW develop out of that stream cal# m ,0 HNo IIA). dal#d th* Ird day shorter time than last year, runs 1 ment was “ the largest single em­ f August. A. U, 1911. hai Ml*d ter was swamped 6-1 Ilf lh* of public affair* which makes the • p lo y e r of labor In the country, If from April 17 to Sept. 10, with •aid **crtlflrul# In my offlc*. and nets* of the day. third ret, and the crown and tltJe haa Inad# application for laa 4»»d B*t In th# world.” the poal matter two special occasions provided “Thia Journalistic alrrtness has to Igaua In acconlanc* with law ' r . » « d t« • mora youthful Uro’w. •-general reported the number of for. ftald »c*rtlflcat# #inhrac*a Ih* fol­ .S i ^ L u The 1013 champion I. '-4 the made the newspaper what it hai low IHU d»»crlb#d property Bltuatrd • employes as 235,673 persons, ■ The first time Is an advance In tWmlnol# t*«»unl). Florida, In* ih o' u* _|i] opinion that the youth ha* a ■been throughout the depressing wIt. drop from the peek of 264,946 opening at Washington, April 10, . great future In th# tennis world, Ijnt | | rmr at I.a h* Nuhdlvlbetween the American league reached Dec. 81, 1020. •Inn wa. raUa.ad »‘ ated toil.y that Zachnr »» Vita aald land bring K89r»inl Ml | i Expenditures for th* year were champion Senators and the Hosth* dal# of thA laauaar** of mich Palmer loaal I lha m o.l Improved player In tha f?00,006,256, a decline o f $93,718,­ ton Red Sos, to permit President crrtlflcata In tha Mint of J t* who Is also ' city, snd that with a few more ; #77. Revenue* ’ totalled $687,C3I.- Roosevelt to throw out the first MIKKKlJldN * l.tiltM a«ld rortlfletic aeput In month* of play behind him, there ratr •hull lit r**dr*rural arrordlng 164, a decrease of $540,688.' Thr ball. l$ $ law laa i)i»d will iMut fhrrrsin ar will tnret l« every reason to believe lhal The other is the fixing o f Tor*, Bros* deficiency o f revenues was on thr 1ifh day of F#tvu«ry, A ipot, and will the youth will lie able to hold his day, July 10, as the 4*1. for the 11., 1911 fH 2474A 02 compared with $205,Wiloraa my official •iRt.alurt In converse- ' own against seasoned player* In all-star game, between popularly t 160,$ 11 th* previous year. and r**al Itiia thr 9th day of Janu­ is understood ' any match. ary. A It.. 19St. .,' ] Ah attaeV on th* deficit was picked trams reprraentlng the two V. -K lH»rtll.AK.S, ilig leagues, to be played in New of the truth in a Ufa of action* Clrrk t*Ucult Court, Hmiloolc intv T h !? n#r combined their lime and efforts York. ' Y t'ounfy. Fbirlda , I* toward supplying various dsnom“ Applied to the conduct of tl|a The opening day palrinrv on (9KAI.I ). ,trat MOrtd* (na, lonil ,n th, t wlth , newspaper,” he said, “ it is ‘ H fly: # A. U Wrrkh. U. (V April 17 follow: ____ \ proper meeting plscr, it balnk continuous distribution of tfio America* league—Washington j i r o f KNoi.UF.iii M F .rm u ) dismantled. T^e Annual Jd«#tlr$a of the knowledge acquired, which is civ- Htorkhiildtrd of th# 084'KOUt fV made through eubstential reduc­ _ r ’ htit-v'Vi The building was purchaied by cumscribed only by the human 1'J^rHN INIIII'ANV will be hsM m X tions for transportation, rent, sup­ B .1*1 i 0 R E*trld4* who has eroplpyad limitations on our knowledge and tli# office of th# t>mp#or. OeeeolM, M m I n u I# fount), D'lorlc*. on plies and equipment but th, prin­ m o l l s h e d John Edwards to dlsmantl* It and vision of Ufa.” • I Thuietlay. January isth, nt t»$$ a cipal saving was made in espendlremove the lumber to to* Be­ Tha new pair brings • new type of motor tra napertarioO It Dean Ackerman warned that! tu rn for p-rsonal services Ap­ any realdant* ‘ ridgb properties on th# flanftfdPiorids . . . a itrasm-linod motor cosd i ospocipilp designed bp (Hlgn^d) / . A. IIKDI’ATII. •#cr#tMrya . engineer! of Ihe Genaral Motors Corporation for fbo Florida proximately $80,000,000 was* saved th« fact that Orlando road Juat aoath of t/*• “ despotism and dictatorship w ill' follow iprvitably the contrhl anJ In payrolls with $68,000,OOO of it etion non-de- Trianon Dana* Club. Motor Linos, the first buses of tfielr kind b the world! attrlbutsbl* to reduction* through erected In The church was erected on centralisation of puhilr Informs New Igsuries end new comfort are provided in these nltraif person, had property donated by Joe Camer- lion,” and listed research as opa economy legislation. modem buses o f 1934 . . . more room between tests, hot miter > , on. Memlwrs of th* surrounding Incrrgp# In rtvenue* dut to Ihc o f Journalism's needs of tomorrow Overtaxed by beet, deeply cuthiooed reclining chairs and many mechanical community donated the’ lumbar — "research in all of the relation­ 9$>®*klng, sing­ thrc#-c#nt poaUge r«t» wra» talland technical Improvements. Tbep’ ro the fleetest motor rk at Phils- and ■ portion of the labor, and ing, (molding mated *t $76,000,000. At l»u m oo At i)oi ships between the daily newspa-j coaches ia the country, built for straight, all-paved Florida Chicago, Bt. for many years tha church Was condition# improved, Fdrlcjr toll delphii par and the social order.” ' f highways. ‘ . • « used by severe) denominations at the FreHident, the department b*l^ouia 10c Un« 1 tim e Try them on your next trip end enjoy the greatest ride youVo i—Boston $t various times. ... , lieved It could look forward to a Nall 8c line 3 tim es. ever had . . . at the lowest faros in history. You can travel as ila it New It I* understood that th* trutgradual Increase in the volume of Mrookl 7c line 6 tim es. these buses for leu than the cost of driving your own automobile, Clnrinnatl, tee* of the church hava votad-, to the mails and with continuation of {.York, 5c line 1 m on th . mils. divliVr the proceeds of the sale present postage rate* an tncreasej Plttsbi imittee rtji- of the uld building equally .rrmng NEW YEAR B A R G A L H F A R * ? of $ 16,000,000 over espected reThe M in im u m c h a rg e 30c d* of tha two the churches of Sanford, ineiutjcsjpU of the present year may bf sj^ti c JACK-'ONVILLE . . I2JI0' S T l!A R T ...................i Hsvdler and ing Baptist, Christian, Congregalooked for nest year. league T A M P A ........................2.05 FORT PIERCE . . . 2. Farley said that in the phsenre Will I 8T. P E T E R S B U R G . 2.80 DAYTONA,BEACH . , . of further legislation the lette. band, H is F lesh is firm . O R L A N D O ........................40 FT. LAUDfcRDALE d. B A Y S YOU * WATCH rapa!r*4 pontage rate automatically reverts league, r b y oo* whs really know* ho* to 2 cent# July I, nest. MELBOURNE . . . 2.00 NEW YORK . . . . 17. H is fr a m e ia stu rdy. Hhould that occur, he estimated / Brig#*, Jew lar, Mag. As. LAKELAND . . . . 1.60 CINCINNATI,. . . . 12. receipt# would show a $00,000,000 W. PALM BEACH . 3.75 ATLANTA . . y . . r *• H is teeth a r e sound. f - L o s t snd Found decline compared with this year, unless there wss a «ub#tantial Im h’s old It*- THREE 2-mor W 6- U N IO N B U S S T A T IO N [g*. Two whit*; on* •putted provement in huslne## Other temporary provi#iona of Milk has th e eeaentisl q u a lities th a t g iv e to y o u r haby Cor. 2nd and Sanford Hanford SEMINOLE HOTEL 'l <ir; P in ty -w iM ir . the economy legislation, unleta ra. the a ssu ra n ce o f g lo w in g h ea lth and s tu r d y g row th “" 119 Park Ave. #VT J *. Pbooe • "S e n fo r tl’s O nly H o n tr O w n cti Feed S to r e ” enacted, he reminded, also ceaae B A L L A R D ’S FEED S and FLOUR July 1 Their discontinuance would ,T fc A -Y S O i BUTT-1 add $Mfl,(NM),000 to the annual te«wt>-Jsrasy cow. ' U W. T w ool.L E Y P. A. MERO W. S. LEE charge# and bring in 11HO.000,000 le*ie c*H 647, or 1105. I N K S Ovgir-Myr Batianl Rap. Sslreman gross tevrnue deficiency for nest year Costal saving# ended the MAN OF intetrity. 21-45, physl year with deposits of $I .,J03r642,/'/c a u y fit, Interested in entering 760. an increase of $40H,4110,726 Billy’ s U ncle .VJCOvCrnment work. Information over the previous year rml Recnmmendation again wa« made to tw rl!« Bos 80, llorald. , inrreaae the limit of imiividual de­ ^ u .w u | -Y v K r » Lv^ WRU.I v l I p fo.y: MAN for dislributina and posits from $2,600, to 16.000 for M oD W it r r n A w a x - 1 to 8 0 '$ ftevt. , ! .dellvsry work. • Pays sboui which hill# now arr |>rnd!nf Ip X3C W .D C M R r rv 7 ku t-8. $ u ou th . fr tx x , ouvm < fgltAO weekly. Needed at oner. (*ongres# M l O tiU R k C t U l - V -T » l rvt' COCTD* / Buocs mvwa _J(«S ( own car. Albert Mill*. Route \ coikyc. ,u m m . / C O T MS I M -M g*; 3315 Monmouth. Cincinnati, O tM S -Y V tb O C kffk u tv flWbfhh bibUY xuow \ y YRAW. ^ OCV BY A b o c rWkTT VOkt7 uwo «a -AT Mlfiwrt —kU1 1 * — H ou se T o R ent m U V t*T B **A Y » l w ar / yW^UtkJA rr USSR TwkT rr wwwt DWELLING, 709 Magnolia Av* f M l OKU bOO , TUT. b O C t ' nu*. Good location. 8«r W. J v n u cr a rr m x\A mu o w n Fair sad cwatlaoed retd *H light fr»*t probable. Fair u 4 n r a t r Tharsday. GLAHH IH DEAD of Florid, to pay their taxes, largely In Older that irhools may be kept sa*«. U would h* incon­ sistent,''Oh latter sU tei, far him to ptrmit gB as tension beyond Jan. W eather i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 09, 1934 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 09, 1934. 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 3-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 09, 1934; <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/b9ee738eb624df3b5cffa2a1eccef8bc.pdf 16f44e044bb91d72bbabe15bb74d4d33 PDF Text Text - • c v ,■ r t? 1r ^ » " — m Fair sad rootiaoed t-*d with tight fraat probable. Fair and warmer Thursday, * SANFORD, FI/ORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1M4 NAME President Roosevelt Writes VAN DER LIM E New Chapter In History Or INTO ' Goldfish B ow l Government PAYS PENALff MAIL HEARINGS FOR HIS CRIME . Chicago Milk Warls R e p o r t e d Settled W A S H I K O T O N , Jan. 1 0 .- cage had been brought fo r those yrankla D. Rooeevclt ha* written who might hav, failed to get them a new chapter In the New Deal’* at tha treasury, where the huge era o f “ goldflah-baw l" govern­ budget and the accompanying ment. i message were distributed only For the first, time In hlitory, one day In advarv-c o f release in­ the President o f th . United States stead of the usual two or three took new* pa per correipondenta In­ days In advance. to hi* confidence Wednesday a ft ­ Page hy page, the President ernoon to dtacuss hi* budget freely went through the budget message, W A S H I N G T O N , J a n . 1 0 . with them, nearly- >4 hour* before explaining each Item, answering in LEIPZIG, Jan It waa released. fo r publication. dissecting question* in friendly. , .. young| l.ut Iter ^ - ( A . P . ) — 8 e n a t a In v e a tlira He emphaalted the social and hu­ of ' m 11? T r " " " - Dutch stonemason m m icted tiers t o d a y h e a r d a n o f f i c i a l man reason* - underlying the Ch7Alln ^that the" T President .aid, ex- h h | r w o n tn thr ( V „ „ * n Relrh oif T r a n a c o n t ln e n t a l A i r w orld's • blggeat bookkeeping ndi cept quotation, from the llU.ldlnc fire Uheadod T r a n s p o r t , I n c ., t e s t i f y t h a t ■ponding Job. I “ «*• w“ “ ‘^ ‘‘ g ^ u n d . to bcl , hi< mi,rnln„ ‘ President Roosevelt received the u^ed a . Information not attribut-. J4.y t . r „|,| „ „ „ „-p*atrdly 2 6 ,0 0 0 a h a r e s o f t h e c o m ­ press In tha Oval Room on the pany w ere g iv e n C o lo n e l second floor o f the White House, ed u, the White House. ex cep t• confessed to - .t im e th. fife but *«me Observation. „ f tn -m m lou r hr |y rr(u , ril C h a r le s L in d b e r g h , a n d t h a t hi* private study. import which were “ o ff the rrc- any information Extra copies o f the budget me*. (Contlnued On Page Four) Wg m a ll c o n t r a c t o r s d i shad any accomplice* ^ i. • {i ' / , a» \* « J i •___" ** ^ . » Flying Colonel Given 25^000 S h a r e s Of tfrllne S t o c k For mdered Chapter In History Of Reichstag Running Is Closed With Be­ heading O f Yduth bib—Mar-' CHICAGO. Jan. 10. i<l*l The Chi <*go milk llm-kadi- » a » reported M-ttlci tod*y uftrr five day- of M in tage and mar rioting that resitted In a milk famine hi the rlty. Meanwhile at Wn-limgton, farm adm inis­ tration oifirlals after s|>rn kiig nearly nll night in cunfrrfiicr over the Chicago situation. Vrpt m iPttiinrM during thr «ia> fm m lion if ncte**ary. P rk* MISCONDUCT IS LAID TO AGENT |0F TAMMANY LnGunrdia Prolvo Into Old Regime Brings Charge That Rears Sensational Import F ir e O nU NUMBER 61 Grau Signs Decree Distributing Land H A V A N A , Jan. |0.— (VTV— Ai:riculturr Stvrrtary llrvia announrril tn<tay that Prvaidvnt (■ran San Martra hail -ianrsi a il>rrvr railing fo S thr >k»trihutinn o f gnvrm m rnt an«l Marka■li.ta lanl* tn farmrr* on the ba«l» « f 1.1 1-3 »rrr« jwr rapita. Mai-haiii.ta lanil. arr- tleurribed M thn»r takrn over by the gnvrinnirnt after the overthrow of thr former pre»i<t?nt. US. GUARANTEE OF FARM BONDS 6 SUGGESTED i Roosevelt C o n siders Federal Racking O f Entire N e w Issue As MoraiObligation NEW GROUP WILL! CORRECTION OF (A.P .)—C o n it I (U-riitK it A OFFER PROJECTS! "Monti oliliKutiun." Pnaitlcni p itre h e * ;n | r ! from p * » w i r ca m e ICODE DEFECTS IS t-1- h (*!• »liw«’.»** c that ^ CO II M TV PHI A ! Rno*rv«,R imIIimI on e«Misrraa »1 • f. Is. t had been - i'"d I’ I I merman, OUGHT BY NRA Im! *i'im' i»'» »ner of the Ttitxoongh o u s s e d In a d v a n c e w it h f o r m ­ a t Rnatm atar-G onorel W a l t e r spoclfk stion s fo r bid* on tkmMCoaUtttatal root** that would 'ettiw d * ell Independent*. ' D. H. Bheaffar, chairman of tha com pany’* asecotlv* commit* taa, told o f a complicated aysUrn a**d fo r what h* called “ Income Lax pnrpbada” In transferring Block* t o Uto noted pilot. • H# aald stock raloed at J2M.OOO was given Lindberfh fo r "m rvIdea." Shaaffer aald that operator* dls* specifications for bid* with Brown that called for eiperlrnc* epsaad NEW YORK. Jan 10 <41 A *en*aflon »n Mayor 1*G uanlia'» investIpalion o f the Tammany re W A S H I N G T O N . J a n . 10 — L U G 11 1 I \ j TV A ---------- t o d a y In lotrialat.- lh«* F t-U en d jK iin r«n t»'i‘ o f th e |triiu'i|utl na ■ . *j rp 1Bridge Authority which is in FopelleadsCommitteeiwrl1 *' ,h,> hout whether hei J\llCJ*(*(l IHjllStlCCS 10 ! charge of the $00,0041,000 bridge To Survey Needs O f 'f*rm rrfln««rina 1-1 B on d 5. B c Eliminated A|s i|liri.j. ,, Thr charges wi-iv fil.-.l nn lw Van lk»r l.uhbr hail Uvn undef All Parts Of Area HD concise s|M*vial n*t-'tagr rtv« Quickly A h I OSNlllIC jhHlf (if thr mayor l>> Now t om death sentence since I tec 2:1 when inctiletl with the arrival Iteforw { »nix*i»»ner »»f ArnumtH rant Ilian- Ap|Mitntmcnt o f a committee* of the the supreme court convicted him of the first approptia* and acquitted four ro defendants^ WASIItNliTON. Jan 10 shunt who is rondurting «n n Snuinolr County C'hamhrr o f Com- tionsHouse hi!I from th* com miitev, a g-The N R A tu rtte .l in * * ea rn est | Im u .live im p n ry in to th e a cts of Htcps through which the Hutch mefev meml»rr« who mrr tit mskc gregaling more than LWk.lioo.oOQ «- un | •K**°l»l nt^ c«»mmi'*<*n»n government sought to gain a yesterda) *o a scrutiny of th so immriliatr «i r vy o f thr oinsIm tor |rt in<lepen lent fe^leral agrtv« ideof H« c«nI.. *.|h-. JIemmetman n a««u««*«| of M o f lhi« county, with m view to rvc- cies lighter sentence were unavailing, satisfact.nv w n a» n brokerage ontnu'ixling I h r o nee*Is to the to* (July mI the fi«rmi year login ning lie was told la»t night that ha atlons, Ira king down alleged in , cidving f'.i.’lil O age charged tot Befrom owitr.- ,,f ||„. (iiMlding csl I’ iviI Works Ailminiatration T h .. measure Is «1ate«t fo r must die today, tint the announco* justices and dam ment didn’ t rouse him from thr ap­ defects in ih. ro«fle« or to Im properI r°»consummating the haw,- f,„ if sihlitiMnal ( WA appropriations rapid House «k*|tatrh to the Sen* Record Of All Public Sholtz Accuses B o n d parent stupor in which he had ro. administration, and seeking to e- ,hr l,r'dge authority ofOces. arr r*trmlr*l after Krh. 1ft, « m ate lo take its place there tiwsht* matte At the Jaim ar)' meeting of the District o f , t*nlumhia liquor mained through out tV ic* trial. ta ld ish w h e th e r ch a n ges a re w a r • ^ Indebtedness To Be Interests As Being ranletl |»y itir complaints High School CIhhh T o the hoar(| o f tlirretors o f the Ira ie regulation hill | a ««ol by tha Completed ByFeb.15 EnemiesOfProgram House late yesterday. At the name lime the White 114 • . Inttly last night. llou»c annonmetl that Senator•' ■ H I \ HmiVQl II It. Rope was made chairman Senate leaders ex|*erted tn get Rotarians Carried T A L L A H A SSE E , Jan. 10 - ( A h of this group which include* Rot- from the Prcthim t a urcoml me** Wagi-1 would continue as chan-1 The auditor! m and -la g .STUART, Jan. 10. -(4*1 (Jover- ’ ^ ww • r m — The Rtat* auditing department land lh*an, \V. II. TunnkltlTr. (». K. **xv this afterruton seeking ratiman «if the nntmnal IsImii tsiaid. I Seminole nor .Sholti yesterday acnsediUfl D f 1 C I lOUT O f On B r i e f Tour Of School will U- the and the Florida institute o f ar- “ Florida bond interests*' o f h l' “ Ralmrs. ” * "K m l* “T. Williams, ..... “Randall ’ ** flea lion o f the St. law ren ee water* NIIA'* aildtiatuiii triloinal. and, *iene o f , High firm annual Sophomore ( ’ ha*r countancy yesterday p r o hahly ing $ft0,04K),000 in the bank to op­ arrange* and It M Papworib, o f way treaty, but final World During Talk that a Mice .ch,airman would l»,* up 1*■* 'r «nd Carnival which m to l>e STATE AUDITORS GOVERNOR R A P S BEGIN SURVEY O FjA D V O C A TE S OF D E B T SITUATION STATE SALES TAX 4 '.fat night firin g , and It wa» conA lta­ inrnta leinailird tu he matk* at tha eedad that thl* eseluded all Inde launched upon the moat wide­ pose his program. pointed lo lake o t . i the hewvy| staged on Friday night, Jwtt •Jfl, ^anfurJ. II. K. Haines, o f lie was principal speaker at monte.springs. A. IS. W agner, nf White House. pendant eomponla* from bidding. spread survey o f the debt and "A round the World in .'10 Min- work * hieh Wagner cannot m f r„ ni 7 m) oVI.*k to m oil o'clock, rhuloota. Frank Evan, o f U k They were acquainted r Imi with Bom* o f the development* be­ U i aituatlon In the hiatory o f the the dedication o f the new $400,­ utvs.” m * tin- <*ut»j«*ct o f an ad- tend to during Itie o-rmnit of Con ' „ a siinouncoil to< ay lv A|i « It %• , TT \\ , , 000 Franklin I). Roosevelt bridge , . ' * ’ 1 11 i Mary amt |j»wton o f- the fart that Mr. RiH»*«*velt plana fore the committee ye*lerday in- •tale. ilrrku which waa presented beforv gre*«. j Johnson, vocational agriculture ' Oviedo. *oon to aak $ t. IKO.OOO.t**) in addL With IIB.ROO In civil works ad­ spanning the fit. Lucie river herr. the Sanford Itotary t int. Tuesday 7 h.- announcement......... .. Ira. Ig , who, with Men. Mae Kurt, Declaring his opponents were Ap|w>intmeni o f this committee tlonal appropriation* lo carry tho n«*on by A II WTiltford o f Buf- rarl rr rvpre-ah-n* o f W agn rr'a.ia ■ a|a>n*or of the rlaa. |An aaaartlon by Henderson that ministration fund*, State Auditor trying “ to fool the people with | wa* a highlight of a meeting emergency program froar now un­ N V and nrlamlo. widely ( IntenUon. rim e W. number o f airline officials In- Bryan W ills announced an un­ (I. r the •enalori Fvhihit. will hr di«pla>rd in false propagan la," the governor which attracted 41* nirmt»ers and til June known traveler dertaking Id com pile a record of elndlg Mrs. W illtbrandt, McCrack. and lecturer and , had conferred with l-ieaidrnt ' A it . and Needle, raft, |iet». home 7 said, ‘ their f i n t efforts werr di visitor*, the large*! attendance in l^kan* eiterwlmg $ft.lK# 1.(100,000 . * * * x * . ^‘ *r m* ny year* secretary nf the Hiaiarveli No indication » o giv n i'n u m lei neience. la tin . Fngli-h. op and himself, aided Brqwn in all public Indebtedness in 2H9 in­ reeled recent months, and tirfore which o f go\rrnmrnl cretlil to Kelp buti­ at trying to get a * p r n a l, ||u(T. |n y M ,■ A I ''ll n- to who would la- rho-en for rommeree, mmlela, history, matindrawing o p tha legislation under corporated towns and cities KH2 appeal c«l I. P Dickie of Atlanta, ne** along the u pru tve, were li*t*‘ .■-..ion of the Irgl.lature—ami | Mr. W h itforl related hi* Im J active din-clinn of the liard. 'm a in * . and agrlrultoial projseta which tha contract* war* granted school tax districts, 07 counties, , ^ manage! of the Southeastern Divi »'• by the Recon*trurturn Corpora­ me tell jou right here again [preMiona o f the rountrie. A heating o f gem tnl priec. The carnival will inrludr drink drainage districts afe d l.tr .c t. and m „ r . |l|i(t th. , won>, f r , „ Without com pototir* bidding, 71 draln tion yenterday In a*king • t nuivnv he It*.I r i»ttr<l on * rret-nl trip change- -ttoe tin- c-lnhli-him-nt ,,f|aod can ly booth-, a fun hou-r. a Mol* of thr I hnmber o f t'oiiimerre . through a clausa permitting the o f special road and brnlgr dt»- j “ Their great hope is to for of thr t ’ nitril States, a- ptiruipal for * tourer life and *tdl greater •m u n i the world, dwelling piln Continued on I’age T w o). ' h..u«e of mirror*, a fit-ak «how .,a Im im g power. ' >11*11**M l general t* extend end trlcU throughout the state * pt-akri . , . . i , , U l down OB uur th roa U .' r i|Milly on the Oriental ( ountri»t - -— I fi*h pun i and foitu oe telling J aU SfTlIrta'M ono,-hast tha* he d id ]— T h o , 6, -ser From one to three )ra r a' addUe V Mr Dirkie owlimed ><im« o f lb« f w a m yno tthw that thnte bond A .tudent o f Internstlonal .(Tair*. booth, and as a feature “ Brilev tional time for making loan« to not I t n i l u t i . exU nt to which It rill jI to bs completed by F .b who want lo ...-.I Ih. Mr. Whit ford Imirh'd brief! \ on •t oi Ni -t" illspla) Thr entire af w*.rk Icin g pnqwisrd sn*l am m i could be used. Congress eliminated .how the amount o f public tn.lrbt flj(urr (n>m y<>1|| eh|M(. „ trade the ar.ount o f returning i m q e r fall |* unilt-r thi- )'rn« *al limit p|i*tici| In tin- National •-••nilition- In ■ •■>tl 20 f-n-igri ity and from half a billion to a this provision. i I im I v III*tr«'*seil tinlifelong titnri«hiji of Mi.o f-lual a lb Hug rdnaa*. the amount o f ta x *, rol j mine are going to <k> all in thru count net billion mute dollar' to «|,» it with, , * , . . Other visitors inclii V'fl 1NMI. |!l •••nlciil o f tlir •la'*, and fI It lidfdofa of I'lrsldenv Ri»«»-rvrlt Testimony by Erto Halliburton, lrctad from real estate, personal power to grt tontrol > snk ol the ne*t waa the propo*itnm Un| U-forv the all of Th• jiMh t*ed* will K" l**wai • an i t'lrsidrnt llarrim an of farm er Indapendant airline opera­ proparty, bu.lnea. lire n .r, and legislature “ Hamilton of Boston, Dave II war«l | I National organisation. and h«- 4'ongrr*» Without mw i.gi.*lat»on. ,, , J o f MiifTalo. A* her |*etrra of Or « rla** project. to r ,-th a t he and Wtllani (i Me- Intangible, and thr pro rata ray the coi |m.ration may not make Governor S h oll. .a id alner- l'.>2n;i„„|„. Kr, nk Sn,.„ Tltt, „ , Mri l *a llcl attention to thr fait that loan* after Jan 22 Adoo, now Democratic Senator manta In each classification «up H on d ia n . had redueed -b y or- w „ „ rnw,n ,lf Ath..n, N#*l Smith, i»f the Smith P iimii tin President and hi* «atonel often N4IMKN AIIK N W IK D t t m California, offered to ca n y porting public government No «-«pan*Dm m ||H. prc*rnt * «» . '*f Nnrifmd « mi npi otiul derly deflation" then debt* to the \\ Y rvrll, o( Maltli it. Man. m il 1 i«k the as*i*!anc« of flu National mall at prices far under prevail­ Tha reports, while r*|ieet«-d to lending ftebl wa* rt.nl. oiplalr*| bv *•1 ihi* morning a •ha •rniaii <>f r\ •tiengthenr.ig o f l lo hank* of the .la te from IMti.mio, other *fade Ihm|) in f m inolat mg plans ha complete.] by Fab lu. probably H o«»linue«l On Page I w u ) ing Mats, but wars turned down. ( (o n t in j.d tin I’ agr Tw o/ Rotarians prosent werr: Paul >1 im-vv Retail Tr b 1 ••uii •il w Im it api .. nie.l team* .f Wr. lowing to do with •ti. loiw ard Submission o f Ustlm ony by will taka another month for tabu It n i l ’ ••ndi-avor to aki a part i re *he h * I I I to M u r , who pii*sidt*«l. It It Po|m-. 1'■ ••king |adinr ol tin adoniiwtra Halliburton that ther( was •‘col­ lation, but thay will then be pub­ o r -hip drive f I It, ,w . Randall Chase, W M llayn *-. S II•'iiintration nf nII NR,A id'll* * I IO|» lusion" la bidding for tho cvnlral lished and become a part of the l o u n t y W e l f a r e l i o a r d .P u h ston . n n s l r i H lf, u list Ml -i'-s affedlitig btimits . " *• 1 ♦•unty f ’ harnbet *.f * . A lie ala«> rail. I attention to th*and south* rn trans-contlnenul ■tala'* record*. The auditing d e­ •1 •ri R |. (ileiin' wa * rlamed •• Lt-fTIcr, 4#. W SpA'drct, f 1 • i* i rporta-.l litdav with • gienent tren-l* in lit. national i« airmail routes, and that h* warned partment will keep them up to \Nilhams. It |„ Malthie, R F t ■•*• chan man nf llii- 1Iturn il .• in .«m ent from I ih.I. m ..Iv i •••very act* in * tin b the adiuiim •••* Tfc. t.-w o a .rd t*.r%« | Becrotary Hurley a congressional date. Tin* nrw gr«»u|ii ib iIII ••c.’k 4llll 1 •' Dial Mr« I ltl.it | M . 1at mu ia enroui aging tiu*ine*» lo I Monsalvatgi*. s n Shiuholsrt. S w A changr to war mrr w«* -lo.wn | Monthly re|M»rt «»f Die So-nnnnl Investigation would reoult In eritfrom B Bray. K K. liludworth. Karl M>it Imr ity \S a blit 4?loll ,.l 1 • Ih-cii appointed II Io-til.o tt • ••gulate itaelf ia •lo r I ban through t.Mlay In rr|i.rt* from %.v. r a ICounty W elfare lloarl, whose ar I^*hinann. II It. Coleman, A V\ ••1»•* Applirat mn* f..r *iicli r- , " 1 ••Mipany I o f w In. ti \|• tie nece«*aril> gov*'i nio. nt nit gM-ater pail of l to m M w m I . f tcl*m o f President Hoover be livitie. have h.-en reduced « .m r cause o f hi* sou’s connection with ________ __ ___________ ________ Lpp*. S It <*ha.M*. I- I Mm Ma 11•only went furwanl1 fr •in h. • H '1 Papw orib i* . aplam • |i.*i*d regulation with wlii.ti t lie I tie Mtaal*«ippi river nio| in (be [w hat atm.- .’ll ,, inauguration of hon, anti Is-otiard Mi l.u as I. •lav ami witluni a M•-•k «•! to on* o f tha companies. luliu* Ihngf.I.lcr hM •• .< pi«*en ! recover) ai l b. gan *nmr lowr r Ohio Valle) 'i « i . .. while O f O p e r a t i n g H o p e |CWA rolu-f work in this county. ■«»•>». It i• lielii'V* d ilhal t II. n. w . ••mtetl in I'orniMiny It (.f who 1 •nontha ago A statement by Clark that he many Southern -tale* m * onted ■■ 'Indicated that on Jan I thr>«* advised Halliburton to sell out A. W Kmn i- iwplMii. 4"•urn il will Ih fu II* 1IS•run1* HI Dm 't* Before rum I .ling In lilk , Mr fie* ting trm|H*ralur« ' liim g the Cost o f operatinf thv County •mmnvd s rg*h baUncr in the tr«*s* •t|it•’M**t * nf |■y•a11 a /U r hi* resignation at the inde­ Dukie roB<pllHM|»lr.| vto Imwl night K n al o v . » « •....••tt* ral.U a*liHItit I-1 • . I I * • .. i t o pendent operator’* representative Home which contained 3# inmate* |ur> nf I3I7.H0. Southern area wbnh . . i r n l e . l a. ' •*.de Usty on il* r*». ol at com lion* and en foirctm hi H IIO I./ IS \ IH ll OR lb. during m oil of December w a . | The balance un No. | w e. I S 1 C O p O S C Q C O T convinced him hi* client had no ••’ fins o f every rodi ciiatimenta. amt the rnltuwia*ni of far *outb ft' T a n q a w « ' to.wn In |442.8ft. according to Superintend-1 $12(128 Thr cou n ty', monthly ap 1 -------to gat a contract. •be meeting in win. ti l.« at «> an wealh. i map* ' W. Sholl * hn ago. n Alti-nding an o ry un!/.*!ion r ent R. L. Dann'. rep ort-filed at j propriation of |2f>0 h oo.tn l th . I NEW YORK CITY. Jan III Aa with the A W Harnett ant .•timenrrr. •tig rbr* morning w. r. |l„ f,d|.,H tha Court House. balance to $A26.7n. while another The N't-w York Evening |*o»t t. the < nV.RKsHSM AN T u KLT1RK * citru s and vegetable *tnpp. • J ti. Shaion wa* appointed a* ing |H-r«ons who an pail *.f a ...... ! j cost the county II cent* p e r jrie d lt o f |68 eantr when It w »» late.t newspaper to route forward j " •at ing m all part* of Hu i.« •hairmail, U. •I • . . Ilm and *-—** *aiui «* — — uu — ui f i y ' i o f#«(l «Ach Inmx($, and !W|«Vrldrd ' tb * t ■ rh^rk w ritten, with what It heltavws may U* tl»a rnlttr-e which wa* uppoinud i.v v W ASHINGTON. Jan In ( p > _ cants par day to house and feed j axsinst the account some months |»ossib’e fate o f "A m erican Lank, A. S pcir ns rhaiiman of ibe A*l ••**»». haa arrived in Sanford to Holland I lean were nam.-.l a* mem |,|, |K. i.ie w n t .li.e lia n k It It,-. I, ,.f 'I • r» l alKMit five *la>* in*|H -< ting I*«'IR of a • ..mm.I lee w I. m I i |,H.«| each Inmate. Th« total cost f o r ja f o , had been lost alOmuxh the , dapoaltoin at the haml« o f banket*! vlsory f'ornmillei- of ib. lb. local and m a il.) relery. v»g« kited t(l ptrpate *iiltabl. i r,»iu I 1111>>■«!«. ha. a im o o H ,-I ii , , i |M. from who are |iro|Ma*inx cts-lrscovering . NR A Veil South •••oi r. U . l - O fficial* o4 the National Re oparating tha Home each day dur- amount had l»r«n deducted >1. at* pbibp I lo||« of i *gret over Ib. h ath » l ! ••D n,‘ ' *•>' a candidal, f . „ i< -tern. |( a . New on i. It I P. i •**'le and fruit Ing December, was $14,211. balance* for several week* fees which should be charged fur ( f 1 . S t Slcym ant Offlea at 116 Magno f.Mt-hoff, tmal wpM .n ta liv. »..• f ••1111." r l( rt-srntali\< • \t ) »-lc--tli’ n (nun the F .h o n lh Dn kiu*. I. U. Stewaii It I thr various bank services. During the month, inmateg and i Kspi-nsrs o f" maintaining l a A v n m railed attention today D.. Harnett firm « i l ' art a- le» * Kntriningei .( Is>nit»>~-d j , " r , l-v a u .c h.- .-...11n -l ..rT.,,.1 NovetiitH*! was h clp « n gaaUttd tn the production •Board during In tk helpful spirit, the Post •nd hint la*hoiMon 0*. UN Diet that a number o f ra.tilin g Mr. Sliulr -I hv i that il i. iM-lu-vi-ii | remain m F n n * r -., » t H, Dnuaual . _______ _ „ hilc during IW cm bcr suggest* the following m bed .’ll* of SaWa colored women are now , ,.| io I m* Dm fir -I appointnn-iti *»f ti* .ha. Iirrn in .l» I ............... . per gallon cost; 104 <»Jicn eggs { $.117,140 was spent in relief work, depositor's Ire*: A l T i l t m l..Sj* |»| D K \ D I S M I i 1 fo rT work a* cooks, touhl j KHI I'OK Is ASHA I 1.1 Cl) kind in F loinla. wa* the iinani |in a slalcnienl that h- s.„it,| at a coat o f Sft rents per dosen, most of which money was paid , Iteing gr« cte«» by doorm n 1 tM M %M(iai>y nugoemaid*, launmom. rle.lioii o f Mra J M • oatv* •turn to I m ate piaclnv- of law. and 14 peenda of butter. | for drugs and grocertr» toot ly name) Jan in 5 ci-nt* DAVENIHIIIT. I d iy -w o f t o r a , and servant*. •f 4K i . «(.. ,. 11 a.lr Inn|) ki. « pre* Mi** Al«» . t- • h. aiillmi Being g ii« (vd by ns me .%«» icuU* I COM M nilK. (.• . J , „ Hi lay women have *ur •PLANK (M AHII K II.I.s III IMF. U m* o f pen ft cent* 1 Th<- l olunihu. O-dxi-r > .> . N. I *•lo. wrote mail) note |- IImb-r lb. olent fn.m l»i*trirt No at tha o ffico for ...lin g lb. late |. P Mill* | “ t« lav.- Tbaio » ' l l u of pen that write* Mi ««-nl« ►on M slxipp. ,.(|tor « f ih,I” ' P* II name o f CIIII.D K ES8. T* »•». J „ , lu. — tha announcament Mayor W II William* *.| UvN'tln W’mitmg in Bnv . III rent. , 7 ** ,’n . ,hr •‘ rr«-|,> M" » .1). .1 at her hom* .a i l ) yealrrda » .r , ktllnl thay rang* In age ( day l.y VBHiim I tel W or*lr > city aft.-, a long lllne •» She •iRiiimou'l) . I n led to* (A1) T h ie , (H-tx-nProfile view o f third vice .1 I tva* al*« —hen a |da nr fn*m M.iurum. •0 years. Parsogi ra(Conliiio*-*. (in Page three) | preaHent U0 rent* •tturne), who .truck Shipp m n„ but.- l*een H4 In March I Dkla . rtaalM-d in (lam e. n< ■■ h>-)« Up o f this type ara urged face U-causc vl nlitorial* that •Clotc-up of flr«t viceyesterday. The d. . I |>b U| tha o ffice a* soon as If you ara a “ law abiding c a l ­ (!om m U iiu n«n appiotfal the rr*I pre*bl»nt 60 rent** iiavr spiwarni in the Columhu* I’ ii—cr», the |dlol. , n l Mr. arui 1W at worthy unemployed ien o f approved Integrity, yood quest, and voted to order the grad (Bvtng president a cigar 2 dollar* ■lailir, lecrntly advocatinK ,ome ' ' M r. Isinnic Smith, - h o live on a nvlui ii..n in the hlfhct brarkrlglean an opportunity to character, sound judgment »nd In ing o f one-half o f the road aft»i Ltatrntng to preatiirrit re­ 1 ranch near Chtlilrv**. " t muiwipal salaries. i Uvta* again. getting deeds for a ftO foot right fuge loan . w 3 ikdlar* taUlyanca. and not physically or , Listening to president «temantally, infirm ,■* you may aipwr* of-w ay. MRS ( A T T HAH ItlKTIlD \ Y E. L. Day, projvarty own. r acrR»e high mtndi«l to ba called for Jury service In It is now possible locally to 16, since all lag money Is for I vnevlfi*hneas o f bankf"» Bamtnola County soma time dur- northeast o f Oaceola. a sk cl W a s h i n g t o n . j » n to. ia *>- purrhaae automohil# license tags schools. era 2 c« lit! | tha conslm atlon o f a road which I Iny 1934. * Mrs 4 * rrie Ctiaprnan 4’att, advo- for all makes of cars tarept A us­ ri-tiM iu % All trucks ami trailers, Mr. J in -! nmi«| I N FLORIDA »T tn o> T h , reason Is that U y County would mako his property lllak U a Mala -ate of wom rtr. n y h t., y c .t r r ia y tins. said Coun$> T a i Collector N A S r i i l l V i Ms... 14 tt kins acain pointed out, must he | Commissioners, who mat In Janu­ HA NKV•|( (» T ie . and Tag Agent Jn»» D Jinkins il oti- * iq m , an E DEAD ary ■.salon recently, have com ­ ■Ducted their attorney to negoltv i ______ a / i n A§■ d^y, an event that brought bark 1thi* morning shortly after a large w eigh'd, a nt the correct a r i g h t 1 A»<ala«Ms u|a . • • lU il.ii v II pleted their annual task o f aaloct- ate with o fficia l! o f the Osceola O i l R c C C I l t C o l l e c t i o i l H INJURED rapniories o f her rampaigns across ahipment of tags had t*een received must be ccittfird on the applies- Cumin V 14 i n . tha namaa o f M 0 parson* from Cypraaa Co. fo r tha purchase «»f| — B fa runtinanU first as the disciple at hia olTice in the Court House. tion for lirrnac. r <,#i 1841* a IT tha official registration list, per­ right-of-w ay at a nominal f*^. In hU report for Dec.tnl rr. ■nd th.n the .ucceun r o f Husan At th* same lime he releas'd a While tags for ears weighing yuJ, | q ^ ^ sona who are hollared fit fo r Jnry If tha pureh a s, cannot be a «rrcd County Tax CoJlecto r Jno. D Jin- B. Anthony, —ho Started some­ copy o f a letter from George II. less than 2000 pttundla. auch as I JJalaravHi# thin* hack In HMD l arvlca. Wilder, state lay commissioner, Austin** and Model T Fords, have Upon, cvnAemnation proceedii>c»' Vln*i .U »a 6 0 * 1 Jie collected |I3,1 47H.il ia a l i o and rounty ta ir » • ho stated that there positively not I’crn received. Mr. Jinkins Miami Thl* task waa n hlyhllyht nf are to bo Instituted. I478-** _ _ * , , , . Jun loo la Couat> CLASH IH HF.AIl . 'o n Sem Bemlaolo County ,propcrt> a—ill be no extension beyond J*n. urges owners o f su«h cars lo a p ­ M'tart tha meeting which was at mare or The C o a m Ulanar. also ord er. 1 ^ J, 1 U ---------------. 16, the deadline act hy the Le|ia- ply for the taga an I *scure Uk fO < l |! .l M I less routine nature, and Included tha re o re tru c tlo n of Garden] Plftctic^|y a l ) - « l l 1.476.90 . iHlftidw I hto B1KMINGHAM, Jan. 10.— (A*) ' latur* ft»r tha securing of tre*reipt which will serve until U ge oov«ral request* far hnprerennata Street In Oviedo by relaying It , „ » et l keaaart»|ft Franklin Pott* Glass, 76. putli.h-| The latter point* out that Gov- are receive*!. money remained to reads and streets la various with a T »»N T i l wav III* ^ ‘ D># county* THi balance, $2001.6-1. r f ©f tba M o n tg o m m Advertiser i crn«»r S h olti ha^ cpiiductad a vig('ar owners are requested io parts o f tha coanly. '• 9 ndjeurnmanL the Com t wrnt ^ ||^ i U t ^ an<| a membar # f the United States orous campaign urging the people bring title certificate and 1 IU C. L. Huttner *<tha O ri a io a w a m l* .lo oW m ©keyed okayed the tho pension M Mr. b Jinkfna J in k * * a also k o reported rsnartf l that . Board o f Railroad Mediation di#(i ba died nf o f Florida Plortdg tn to pay- their their taxes, ruglslration card when ^ f l n f Allaeis . that • read ha lUt. apprered tha MaUry publu <‘ u> ii« Doaaaabar ho colUctrJ here today. Ha h a l been critically largely that schools may for a U g . This will avoid delay A . „ , l s roly fIn order tha tin . (rare th* lo * road to th* bond o f K. &. Johnson, and t h r 'in t .T T * for tW rounty and 111 ainrr Iasi Saturday -h e n com ­ be kopt apen. U would b « Incon- a* th e ., papers must bo present­ •avaaeak read ah>n* th# fire A rm band o f K. C- W hittenj I2.VWJB fa r *taU on W Jl plications drrfloped follow ing an • i*t*n s l* t* n t,-u a u letter state*, far him ed before a tag can be issued, Mr. TWes—ess tile R a t a a a th _______ attack o f pU uriiy and Influenxa. to P«nalt U tanslon beyond Jan. Jinkins stated. v i H -f Chairman Of NRA Policing Authority Frost As Far SouthAs T a m p a Is Reported Reports On Activities, Another ItankcrsCodi* Negro Servants,Cooks Are N o w / Available County Commissioners Select Names Of 500 Citizens For 1934 Jury Duty Jinkins Announces Receipt Of Large Shipment Of ri934 Auto License Tags Yesterday’s Weather SINCE JAN. 1 J inkins Issues Report ^ ...... ; !iJinkins ^ v vrn,‘y f,,th b,r,h •» < -tL . V k ia d s t • f-glaV t • — 'isV-d___ sMH * �# # M « A W F P iP W A tfla ^ ^ ”WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10,1M4 Governor Raps wNMiit« mi Ur Nan'Ho Ur m Jj MOrroiott wMcM Mr AcivoftatelTwl' « * tM*k of to it o u A i too pfetof* of » Mimbor o f bbbw k State 9« le&Ifcx rotewtoc wwpUwM aMtorin* at Ito MlUot UiU week. KuFri(Mwa with all the ItrriWt havoc whW» their twi«Qng windj prodwro are aa Bothlac compared with the macnlfteent Noted Gangster Shot To D t t t h f a B n i a d m (Continue) from Png* Owc> AMK ' flgfctthg to keep oar foot oil m i groand, reduce oar obllgslioos, wash oot boom bundeixa," ho Mid. "rlorkU woo the flret state to l» t 'nigger rich,* lbo first to go broke, the Tint to feeaver. =r____ — . . . - bhdMka more than ISO mDro away. A tidal wave waa «■&? rataned which apread oat through th* Pacific wracking giant C d J ftolghttra, and completely inunnating aroall laland*. The S C wmm awTSeaUkT^ onriltatkwtt from It were notkeaMe as far away as the 9 M H j T i w m f j nnultorn shorea o f South Anterfc*. More than thirty >MtomtowmomT sewStow. thousand |w im u hist their Uvea aa a result o f thro* wave*. (KsnAY, U N . to I«M Perhaps even moro anutting, though less dangerous, wSTry* waa th* quantity o f rock and dust which was hurled more aXWAT ijm,, anIk* Into the air, where In th* uppar air ®S ktkVK WINGSt i* . currrats parts o f it were carried completely around tho A la to ricks ***** fro** earth's surface. The suspension of this finely divided maroa vtotM*. Pur rixto* irm l |n the atmosphere has Item eatablishcd by scientists r wato ttamihw «k*«s M the cause o f the brilliant sunsets which were observed r > W k -h vmW gfc^ a over the worhl during the following winUr add spring. M m l «•****• »ktck are One has a mighty feeling of UtUmuas when he sees, to *M*t («* 4 b* iWwtoala even In a picture, one or these volcanoes In eruption. Vwuaro tto I lf* a«4 tto Pel- vhm Is shown. In one o f Its milder momenU, sending out nn k**a aMcwiMa huge streams o f Uva which spread out over the countryside ... , * —~— like giant stieanw of molasses flattening out houses and y ~ IV;1u "tone huiMings as if they were made of straw and comkdrorttoTn iwm ST* - j * * ' pMety coxering them up with a substance .which, when wvtokte r ,>I V rooked, bec omes as hard as granite. Identified gutunan t o a ta slink i » Three ehoU eteto fired .K .th a cab cniiaed sloe*. SWv*ptk Inrijg One wounded Dae* <,Ib*knpriv i « ex-convict. and the '.third creaked through « cafe w ip to * a Itram U b le. T 1“ ' "I trll job that Florida today lx a aoondrr investment than rror before and befor* this y**1r Ti oat. Florid* will bo blaring tho troll o f a new day for alt t t o rest of tho nation to follow ." .* Ko Mid In 14M the bonded debt rlaln g price*, two etlna. ’ tm&s present it l» $550,000,000, "Hill a lei too much to owe." T to reduc­ tion, to averred, to* toes "In •pile of tto bond people and solely by odr owa effort*."’ T to governor declare* Mtoole will aot be doled in Florida Ip three counties, "that are making proper efforts to pay ttolr there of tto borden.” He cits* figure* designed to ihow *choole o f the ■tst* comparativelr era aa “ well off aa the school* In other state*." Rumor* of school closings, he said were to be attributed larglr to tto " b o n d Interest* who tod hoped to scar* the people .through * Isowed a de1 • | *- The Index figu re fo r tto week era* fix e d by thd-baremu a t O j of th* average fo r 10 M u comIP* red 70.4 fo r lb* week ended Ito -M . < . *M PH In a short luncheon talk, ths governor toasted the health of President Roosevelt, from whom greetings were received. M e «t M arket, 221 E . la t B fc Correction Of Code Defects Is Sought By NBA $11 PalmrMp Av*. Quality, courtesy, q u i c k s e r v ic e . W e m a t c h lo w e s t p r ic e s . C a l l a n d f o r o n - f lw $ 4 » . W e D eH vcr U.S. GUARANTEE F o i l e d Extortioner OF FARM BONO Giron J a i l Sentence IS SUGGESTED Postmasters M a y Go U n d e r Civil Service W OOD a ministered w u playing havoc with <Continued From Page One! (erupting to their buslnsa*. In addition, smell r t o ln n a n Jess* Jone* In present- | ^ „ | n t j . | m ill oemsrs of ths South claimed *nF his rsqusst to th* Sonata phllanthm pii cod* w ars* were loo high for B* nkln« Commutes. A suggestion. boc«ly hsrm , ,hBt U F C P*P*r to sm m ln bl* L j , . n,| „ uwewxc th e Wtonl emtwmew. W rd* oT th * Irigmt. Un on * o c r o - them. W W I, these Inquiries were un- ‘ ' / c d c r . l tteserY. rU n k . was up. , r „ , m K, r V ' aknx, (Mt-Va H r . W et m ore, ~ w e wwro a ston ish ed I n f i n d a d o .c n Ula" l “ p a irs gexing in and nut n f n rot* tn a n ln ffir d t w d t r o * tru n k der w £ . one of N R V . top-mcn, ^ D ivisio n Adm inistrator Malcolm *U ur ® . T . r^T,, r V * .^.C *„ U , to stan d in g tn an npew apace- th e h ole* b ein g th r e e to ton M uir, resigned a f t . , . 1* m onth.’ * “ C° " U ‘n' J S lr ■ « , " * H ° U” wee* n x r t m ftron th e g ro u n d an d In non** case** less th an a m erer M Srice to retura to p r iv a t . bjmls lm u lU n . „ u, , y wUh q , plto, i t . ahw a p a rt. There- waa no qtirotinw th a t th* w ood p eck er* w ero nem H ugh s . Johnson tto n to d mlopments, t h . giant financing » rokxn W ng, ax t t o tru nk wax a 'w r ita b le a p a rtm en t houa* Mm for M . -In s p irin g " work. Mu. ummarUed i u actlvlllra ^ I w ith t t o b ird s rtam iw H n g a ctiv e ly o v e r IU x u rfaca and I r s divtaloa, handline conslm o-. f r„m d. „ ( i„ , un ^ I f t y i n g t o c k and fo r th to t t o n oa rb y w ood lan d ” tl<m and heavy m snufaclerlag In- pvb. *. |US$, to the end of 19. 18. T t o b ir d , w h ic h h a x a p r c a l i a r la u g h te r -lik e call, d rill* dustries, is credited with nearly jt ahow* I r * t . ! a h o le in h a r d w o o d , p r o - f r r a b l y o f t t o r o y a l p a l m In t h e h a lf th, codas approved to date $ 4 ,1(M>,71 !>,X2 A in authorisations atws k ' w l a n t t o a n d t t o r v ix l i t t l e d o u b t t h a t x u i m r q u c n t r o t t i n g A successor remained to be named, and commitments to 13 .0 H5 Instlcaw rod »xy t t o c o l t o r t e r n w a t e r in t h r o e c a v it ie a m a y Alao yesterday S K A issued or- lutlons. d e n lo r removing blue eagles $ 4.tMU,(I74,£XI in fu n is actually r r o n t w a l l y e x t r o t l u n t i l t t o t r u n k b r e a k * In t h e w i n d , 'www O n . o f t t o com m on tilrd* tn t t o rwin forest o f th* from mure establishm ent, charged spent. of rrpaym rnt*. '* h m ou n tain a rea w ax t t o m yxlertou a llla p a n iola n nolitaira, a with "chiseling" *n wagas and $ 1,0 $ ) J $ $ A 7$ " ** sm all grax- b ird erhowr flu tlik e nong ix believed b y auperwU- hours, inrludlng a Miam i ra frle ria t >.'(0 , 015.330 of earnings above *"• U o u ' natixvw t o cnxxnxte fr o m "o m e sp irit, since, th ey of which ths o fficial record said: io t e irs i and expenses. "Not only do they work thsli'i •A>37 ^>7 UJUI of outstanding ra ilcla im , t t o s in g e r n ever hax t o r n s r r o . It ix a xtnall g ra y help unconsciously long hours and V^ad loans supported by 45 -13 ,^ birot w h ich Uxro in - t o p t h l j k m and actu ally ix seldom pay them starvation wages. au i>P U & X 6 of collateral, but with a In m any Instances they refuss to $db,IW<l,(>0* dvficirncj in ru lla lera l StUI another unusual turd, whose range is restricted to pay their help at all-" See, ring loans to U loads iUwe lUspanioU, 4* tto p«lm< hat. which nests in the palms. Georgs Sloan, prasldrnt of the Th* " F l’ '**tMe't fur fund, was cotton test Ms institute, at the a A «"P »nieiJ by an assurance rrnoon session, presented a brief ,rnm Jon^, lh “ thr eorpotation's defending th . U a t il. m ilt, « . l n»t •d,v t “c*» <lurl,n« ,h » •’“ rreht fls c to sg e . of exorbitant p rle . f»/* ‘r ‘r” 'c r w lT i aavtaw ^ ^ dent R « i » r s l l i budget estimate ' „f $3 ^gt»,ouo,tWO. .11 I T *1 fcwrWlialMS It- Wall. ewJoyeU a trip to (Irlaato " I categorically deny that the Mow WB, „ol th. IWoe Was ta«wc>4 wotww that last s o t ta to . Morshall’s new cotton textile industry has taken only, bright spot on ths business H i r i s t i i s bmks »«U he n r t* eUeeri XWe shew, advantage of code conditions to horlaon. The Commerce Departfrom this tssne eatil tho Up. u 4 Mr*. Charles Phillip* profiteer. On the contrary, It has meat published statlatica ato n in g n - *~y tst Maeik. t h u s ^ fee thetr gwseXt on Nrtr sought only a Hiring," th* Im U slrla l pro Met Ion decline any wW* tto hot tWerawghty Year’s Day at thstr horns la ' • w k k k begin last Ju ly was check'd teed th* new psWaacy law M lu Clara PWlllpa and it y t in s j seeyewe ts i-jts Phillips *f Saafoni New Low B ub Hatesln Effect F o r Travelers SANFX)Ri), TWENTY YEARS AGO „ r. P h a n * 441 H K in d s e f W o r n Delivered DUHARTS . . Big Weed Yard Phone 447-J W. 1 3 th ST. ■ iis m W ASHINGTON, Jan. 10.— (JT>— A Jrcitlctl itit-iijfihiiiim; in ra«r* ket prlri'h o f f i l m fumlucln i n d m anu fa rt, r«*il ( ikmIb wmb «h own Mnnilxy hy tioparlmenl o f Ifcbor ftatisti c f In tlUctiihlnir a rl*« in vkhulvnalv lo m m o d ity jirirca (luting Ihp week enriinjf f>ee, riO. Sek^n of tl»e ten rna)<jr group* o f rommoilitiea covered nhowed _ Trial Fiiui Gather For Apartment HouseFire Claims Officer^ G i r l S' to Orlando, for Inalanca, lias keen reduced to 40 ceals, th* lowest rat. In th* history of transports for Ithe Henate Finance Committee ties costs between Sanford and ’ rates *r* in e f­ teu- said after Jones' testimony, he Orlandi Similar 'weald propose an 4X50,000,000 In­ fect to all parts of Florida and crease and a one-year exteaslon In th* nation. th* corporation's Itnding exlslI *txra, fixing Etb. 1, 1444 as ths Ari deadline, I’kairriaa Steagall, of . U>* House Banking Committee, Land Racket Costly late in the day Introduced a , measar* calling for a thro-year ext*a»top and $500,000,004 addi'"* tlonal capital, aa* _ __________ QUAKE Ct CAUFOBNU w * t V ir g il Find* ^ ‘ L 08 AN O E LBsTjan. 10.—CAT —A slight earthquake waa felt j ! *t f i l l A . M. <Pacific titan far 1 . time) yesterday la Southern Cali. fond a. There ware no report* of, * damage. The stock era* felt in a 1 »jiT n i* M»vwo 111. W« ero rootempUllog W. T. WOOLLKY Oeiwr-Mgr. * il fiA Y d q U A L B Y P rilfT S s’ . . —•> x,. 'tiAM . * r* • » -. -* — - h:r*r * “ K rot.fto Tb* Ikwth" ,-* i r �rr V--------- ' i . ; 1 ■ ■ y y r : ~ ~ ^ r r r r ~ -T ^ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10,, 1W* SANFORD, FLORIDA* #*— ami Ana Personal Activities fllf PROTEST OVER » O ffice M l , .» I! -rw Social Calenda THURSDAY ® frR * » -- AiU ftM y |**e*1dent t a Gmtmittee ’^ * l» r iE S a * - iow» rlftary, announced be Legion Apgtl ■ c a n wad chairmen of •lancing commit toe* at the regu- P e r s o n a /y Friend* o f MJa> S a n Mpxa.»Ul regret to h y e that shy is iU at ^ ■■ - At The Milene Thursday Am! Friday, IRDBDERS WDNAP Uptal^ and (- M ra Well* ha* been a guest ( t . the home of her brother and •Istrf-. in-law, Mr and Mrs. N. A. Purtfjr. 1 Mr. and Mr* .Walter Tqagua- » and Jim m y Riser returned <» .V t i _ Year's Day from South Carolina. IIJSfiD ASSH1ELD. S T A V E S DEATH ______ T Bitter Demonstration Taxes Energies O f Scores O f P o l i c y , *■•*' * » is , Later Released After m,*. iumt sr. .mi Mrs. Bruce Being CarriedAway Bi*f «m.i»Mi for a k>ngwhml v lly op, MyTtis Avenue. m Mr. «nU Mrm. A,lei sSrablom o f 4 l i l ' S p C r t t U i A l e n Ormorri R rich , tp^nt i w rtli M r* ---------»with rrU tivrt *r\0 frkodp, a U fln g HANNNIAU Mo., J«n. 10.— i/V\ with Mn*. Aim* N e w »nd Mr*, PARIS. Jan. 10.-W l-R i>ysTlSt«P — Four gunmrn, decribenl by po- Walfrtnl Pierson. riotod near the chamber of depe, Mr. Md. »ft». C. Q. Hare Mft tles last night In as cry protest Mrt. Itus'cl and Mra. A O w Hit a* ’‘ ilfp p frile ro b lrf# ,” >t » :odey fo r Charleston. S. C. w h e n (gainst what they alleged to k f te n liy kitliwipcd * woman, fought hare retunii-J to Un'ir horn® at they will 'm ate their f u t o n bom*. Mia. Hi • . M ftM te t, Palmetto the part of hifk-ptared officials In |two tattle* with p f ir r iilTirt*iw ami St. Stvphrnv, S. C., sftsr havlnf spent thr h>dids>s herw wttk Avenue. Mr*. Leslie Went, .chap­ the $40,000,000 collspsr of ths j eacaprd In an automobifr atolen Mr*. Rea* Warwick of CMvethrlr slslsr. Mr*. Fred Dyaosk, ■J lain, waa tastailed at that time by Bajonne pawnshop and la' the 1 from the woman'* home, Mra. Roy iand, Ohio' h*» arrived to spend Mrs. John Bolton s r«n t lastMr*. U 1A * ‘ --------death of its founder. t'ai penter, IU, wife u fa high me time here with her slater, W W nrstlsy railing at the horn re ^ aergvent-at-anaa, and Mr*. F. K. Shouting "Dawn with .the •fhool teacher, later w i« reka*ed, o f Mrs. II. G. l,ondi|iiist ami Mra, M n- John Body, West Side. thieves!" “ Down with (he sss*safter she had Wen used a* a shit 111 Hlitna I.undqutvt. Mr. and Mre*J. Harold Borland •Ins;” And swinging canes, * • for the abductors in their encoun­ Mr. and Mrs. John Bolton and to elected, du ■^..a crowd attacked pollcrme* sta ter* with officer*. daughter, Mi** Ell* Bolton, mot* o t acre* Of- announce the birth nf a daughter, tionod as guards In the district, ttyJane, on Monday, Jan. 8 , Scores o f innthi*«t Missouri qred to Mlsint and *pont ths holte *• CommlMM ‘ chairmen (ic o n ripped up iron tree protcclofs, officers and civilians hail joined in tsy* with their son and < hu fk WSa tjeueva Garden Chib will imounced at Yellow*: at their home on West P in t broke lamp posts and blocked M e t it 3:00 o'clock at the homo1 Mr*. J. H. Coldough, vice-chair­ Street. the search for the four men and trr-in-lsw , Mr. snd Mrs. R o b u S traffic over a mile-square area. of Mte Mary Stone* in Genera. men j Mrs. p. E. lo o r*fifth secre­ their captive, when word of Mrs. Bolton. Scores of persons, including Mrs, John 0 . Leonardy and Tin-re tvs* sorvire at the LutlH tary; Mr*. W. D. Hofmaaa, tress* Carpenter, 40, wife o f a high many women, were taken to police I J SATURDAY urert Mrs. C. M. Flowers, tala- •cm, John Leonard*. Jr., who a n pursuit o f the men started earl­ srsn C'hureh at 11:00 A. M. NsW stations, but soon were released, fH n Cocillan Muilc Club will toriaei Mr*. W T, LanRIsf, sar- visiting the former's mother, Mr*. ier in the day after officers said Yrsr’* Itey. A at |:|S P. M. at the studio geiuit-at ares*; Mr*. Leslie Went, W. C. Hathcoek, at her boms ami hundreds of spectators were I’ lsik and John I'odmors, «1 n they had stolen a motor car from o f Mr*. Fannie 8, Munion, Myrtle chaplains Miss Edna Chittenden, In Plant City, wilt spend tbs massed in the big I'lace de la #l a garage here. They fled tow aril Orlnndo, wrrv guv-ts at Christ- -'ll Ctacnnk to watch ths bitter dem­ "t Amerleaalkm ahd national defense week-end with Princess Julia Monroe City, A. J. Schneider, po­ mss of Its* J, S. Clark. f * * ........................ .. onstrations which taxed police Bro. Clark was to have an o p - " ' chairman; M n ; Walter 8. Cole- Caatacuaene in Sarasota. lice chief, and J. O. Darker, traffic i » ft MONDAY facilities to ths limif. nratmn. Wrilno-.lay by Dr. Knox, maa, Ftdae chairman; Mr*. L. M. patrolman. U»ok t|» the chase. Ctrclo Number One o f the P in t Inside ths parliament hails Mr. and Mis. John Itorell, Mr, . The robbers* automobile ran out hod lit Church will meet at Waltace W. rrzlghti codrteiy, M n . f ^ ^ (in i Mis. k a il Carlson, Mr. an4 afternoon at the art **- air of almost equal tension Jm P* o f gasoline near the Carpenter Idtt. o'clock with Mr*. J. O. lira. I . Vlhlun, Mr. sod Mrm, ° * , ‘ Ur7‘ Br- . ' e* ^ l*IU v ,h tIb ita t the OrUndo Chamber ol vaiM . PITTS RL jimm d u r a n t e home and the men entered the SeiiVat ik. Mi , nnd M »i. Moran$ Park Avenue at Ninth Ths re-organised cabinet pared \ * 5 “ i* * ” * ^ , I^ ” ' , 1Conlm.rc* were: Mr. and Kra. P. yard to steal another car. Mrs. 1in Ilinger und K. C. Swqp# Armistice .m l Memorial D m ! A Mcrn. Mr*. C. R. Klrtlsy. Mr*. ths lobbies, trying to negotiate a Mrs- Carpenter came from a vierw nrnmig th$)sta nt tending thw* • Mr*. H. C. Weahbum, member. w<|tor „ M„ j M Jatk. trues with angered legislators and Circle Number Two o f the P in t nearby field to learn who the men nlil Pit»nrer% gntliering at L*km * (hip; Mrs. J. 11. Coldough, music ■on of Crescent City, and Mr. and hlUitily patching fences to avert Bfethodiet Church will meet at weie. They forced her to *il In ilnry mi New Vflir'd llltfhL Thw and redio; M n. F. E. Roumillat, Mr*. D. C. Hodgkin of Dstroiti a threatened overthrow. R eV . B ra m A dd resH es N e w G ro u p W ill ™ >0 o'clock with M n . J. T. Me- community service and unit scthe rear compartment of hr* small Senknttk hoys pluyed In th4 •Is* The tide of sentiment, nevercoupe. Apparently aware they chr«tra. . . . 0 (1 )and, 300 French Avenue. a tivlUss: Miss Rebecca Stevens, thefes*, seemed to bo turning ia were Wing pursu'd, the bandit* Mr. nml Mir. Krlc Lundqalst, public education; Mrs, J, 0. Uuff, favor o f Premier Csmille ChauCircle Number Three Of the lay in wail for the olfriTts* car John. K<V*ii'» ntel Kllcn fsiiitdqtiiai “ Work in I'Uy and IMay in| letnps after Serge Htavlaky. the P in t Methodist Qiorch will meet rehabilitations; M n. t. H. Ilinnear a budge in front of the Car­ arrived safety bark in Tenneaaaw ‘.d mysterious captain of under­ Work** was thy » object of a talk et 1:00 o 'e t o * with M n. R. W. teemliter, Poppy Day; M n. C. M. penter homo. aftvr fpt'titling the ludlday* wtDl Flowers, Crippled Children's Hos­ ground finance, shot himself—or given by the Dev Martin J, Drain Turner, 406 Mjrrt^ Avenue (Cnnt inued Fioin Page One I A t Cbtof Schneider and hl» aid* their parents, Mr. and Mrm U« 0* Mi pital; Mr*. George W. Knight, was shot by secret service men, before the ntcinWr* nf the Sem ­ the hoard nf dllrctnr* a* a repre dluve up iiic men ujicjicu lire, live v.fi Lun'i«pii"t in UrapevlHe. inole High School V. T A. at their Tha honey roll for the month 'Circle Nnmbk^‘ JTour of the records of members; Mrs. Frank as opposition newspapers charged, regular Hireling hold Tureday aft- "rnlatH e Dorn Dvirel.i H off n ets, taken b> surprise, leaped There was a parly fo r Uw M a s Malhodlst Church will meet I . Wbodruff, hostess; and Mrs. H. o f pegdmher 6br the memliars of in order lo prevrnt him from tell­ Arthur Itranan, cashier of the out ,,f then car an.I relum ed the yming folk* «m New Sears at Dim ** or noun at the school niiiiilHiiuiii the Rundyly Sdhool of the First at 8:00 o’clock With Mr*. R. U H. MeCaMln, publicity, ing loo much about the pasrmdiop nfurd- Atlantie Natmual HriiK.i (m -, hut Hu* lubtwrs escaped in home of Mr, ami Mir . E lm tf Mr*. Roumillat presided over Baptist diorok has been an Mr Hi am stressed the impor Sktaholeer, 607'OMk> Avenue. l.iindquist- A built do pei^ons warm the meeting when it was an­ nouncad by offldlsls of tbs Sunday ■ctivkl— when cornered Monday tsm-r of ti-schiiig obiblivr to util » ■ ' Unsmuom-h <b«i.-,l « - t..-,.- jtin- is i witb M i- ( srpvnH-i. • l Chsmonla. Circle Number Five of the P in t nounced that the eiecutive board Be hoot. K inctmies the following lie thvir Ivisurv tlllli- profitably l,n-r of Ov«- trs.lr body,sort-red j The pnlirv sla ilrd In pursuit pi c e n t . A heavy guard of mounted slid Methodist Church will meet et has presented to tbs suiltlary members: Cradle Roll Department, Mr. and Mrs, T. O. Tyner and uitbrr In unik or play, and ilrni-. ' n8 I-ln,on E. AITrli. {and nu-t llir lo b lf is cululhg uut 1:00 o’clock with Mr*. W. C. mlnisture colors In silk to be used Joe Boland, Peggie Plppia, Myre foot police was rushed to the onslratril the results gained by (ihdlilien, Jim, Alan, Klea norm and Dri'lslnn « S - M-a,dud tu n -u d [„r m Is nr llicy l.mk liy nits during msetlng. It was also mads Aadenon. Joyce Anderson, Fran­ Place Bourbon to surround the nieiil torn .1*9° _Avenae. the m od popular repiessutstivre In Tstlahassre un u k r . Anuthvr qunflghl followrel 10 fc a il o f Daytons. Mr. and Mf«« known at this Urns that tbs auall- ces Rumbley, Jane Shs/in, and chamber building as the paper* at­ games ninth detiiHiid applicatmn J»H .ill lo I is* Mrtlv UiihiI D ip s it in whirh llir uffict-te’ rsr * » » dis f’ red Ktell an I ebib*ien, o f Bartacked ■ police report that the tow. Klmei Tyner of W indeunP ri1 lary has received s citation from Mrs. Georgs W. Huff. and study in ordei to Im played ini'iit iiieetmu In line which i hums abk'tl ami their ammunition ex foumh-r »hol himself to avoid ar­ ealional headquarters for its unit r-iild In- iiimiIi* r*»r the «»rl> •uni hsusted. Thr rul>b«rs flwi noitli • ml Mr and M i” N A. Fry wmra Beginners, Virginia Borland, rest and urged a public drmon- intelligently. all at the home o f Mr. and Mrm« sctlTitlbs last year. Mt*. F. S. V e m a y hi ough t up pirtmn o f wink . hi Ilif l-akrtiiint „ llu ^llly tountiy. Laurs Mar Evsns, Ruby Uni An ■tralion. .New Y f i r 1! In gibing her yearly report, Hiinb'Vsnl, and - l« t r m ad. No. , ( f,,,., S.iiio-idfl vai l Hit- loldtprs Fmd Magnosoix far the <|ueslion o f having the Pm derson, end Mrs. 8. J. I>a*is; Pri­ The premier, the virtual national Mr*. Roumillat staled that 168.00 .1, SI, slid "OJ. alti'inpti'd lo •iit'tuir him and his I>*y. e n t 'T ea ch ei A sioc ta tm n in the mary Iteparlmenl, Ouids Davis, 'Main feature o f the regular waa es*d for wrhool lunches, e chief of police in hi* caparily as It M, I'sptviirih a- •hsirniai: o f 1aotv iluilng I tit- la-l riironiilrr Bertie Mse minister of the Interior, promised high «i huol s port id f sue in I a c t iv ­ meeting of the Junior High School part 4 f the 1311.73 spent tor re­ Francos Smith, Mrs. J. M. Wil­ an overhauling of the police de- ities there, koopbnanting the uItn ill,- liigiittsy t ommtf tet> will tioad' "It - to* -o l'*’) - 1 >oo might s P.-Ti A. held yesterday afternoon habilitation and welfare 'work dur­ Stetnmoyer, lln- ilvlo gut ion » h i.h » ill in. Iiob'i wvll - o r n n d .i," In- •piotfd ihv son, Ellsworth Harper. Dsn Cols partment and his •I the *chool auditorium wee the ing 1936, frlemls ®x- mate good tesutts nil Mined b> rrt idibri > Mb «)|Out lllgmss, Tberon Msddrn, Charlie talk. "Atmeephera or the Value Mr*. H. B. Lewis, Mr*. W. f>. pretsnd confidence that the gov* o f ^Intaaglblea,” glvea by Dr. Hofmann, and Mrs. Abumillal Bpsrkmsh, Mrs. W W. Dressor eminent winuki weather the storm on the Elisabeth Tracy. Those present were electod •• delcgataa and Ruth Burns, Bohhinet Brsnl, Mar of Thuiwday's tkjbatc on the scan­ Nhw also *late i thai tb« reMirimiR Fiiestone t-owdrey ..to il. ..ill l» g iv .o m l ........ l .mi .a .,' the .litef L isted considered the talk both Inspire- Mrs. C. M. Flowers, Mrs. I t R getot Myers. Mrs. Colemsa, Edith dal in the chamber. life uf >oiith ib not left Ui t banc® ........ ......... « Tesier and that the sot i.i lif, .hould l»e ^ PieMdent Doom tell on J.$i» .1W, T,»vn they Raid. VS. I, we can RM otuU and educational and thought Steven*; and Miss Jeanette lalng LovWJoy. Jainss liem y Cooper, An autopsy, it was olTirialL an­ SEMINOLE It oa one. o f the beet delivered (a sltetaates for the mld-wister Mrs E. C. Harper. Miller Wi!- nounced, established that Sta vis ky .......si thr Mayfair llot.l, C t Ad ............ .. "*'• at tb e fr theetinge. TIKE SHOP The meeting w«- p.i.witb .1 ,»Vei aoe* nffeied an nuthin of ............ Jif •' up VNt \ r got the drop on confrrvges in Lakeland'»n Jan. to llsms. Jack Bpsrkmsn, Lilli* Stsl- was a suicide, but the (uyaiial Dc. T n e y brought her talk to a and Ja*. 31. Mrs. W. th Hofmann narhre, Jraa Whigham. Helen n$ «t<p«pkr Action t'rarvw !■.« by M ir . J t (jetijsoti who ici|u<*ii r,,f' ,,il n ff*»i•, umi intiodm cd Vli** ) cloee by reading a panble on than reported that a sum of $46.61 pusrtermsn, Jran ilsrpei. Mar- rharged police killed him, fearing ^d iho-e |ytr-MTii u* diafuss 1 .1 H II iill 11 in 1ste i , « hail m a n »>! i l told tm -m to go to hell motherhood by Temple Ralley. was reaNesd from tha annual N4w ysrrt Coleman, and Mstiha AnVriUHi s topi*- lit home sn><i w t l h i ^ " ,MUfc,i i e i o i n i H e e , [that if ih e r e wa* any - u i i e l i t e i hit testimony. R. F. Cooper then presided over Year's bail. dsnon. 11mor Hiietifsimd im. i M ,l" ••‘•’•'ting. b. ' lM|; Ut |H. ,|(l|„. ,|,,.y w,,ap| i,*v» to The socialist organ P op u la te •dWiR HiitTfHfd aa lhatY ihar. will w a" short business station when It Refreshment* were served dur­ Junior Miss '"i .... »erogiu/ed lb,newly * l' ' ' •"i i. n We WR’ ir out ot Hiiiniuiiit mn and me the comm communist Qumanite ••»«»; also ***— Department, ...... .............. — •Flnt arm jhiri uumaniw ,i$r« ,»f ib.» . i .......... % M» ........• was apoounoed that M n. Sewell ing the social period by the h<»t- ew e Hardy, Hardy, KlltaW th Vaughn, .tta rk rd tha poher vrrsion of the Mh " " A ^ ,l" *.i ihi- I nut* O il gun* M in' iunjti> , hah been appointed to hare charge «*s, assisted by Mr*. W. D. Hof­ Lois Nipper, Mrs. A W Hopkins, lV.,h yesterda; morning in , h..s■ I V ' nr' 1 f» r e d » .v evening. ■ „ lt> II 1 lh«* bluff woiki'd IIml Ibi-y o f tbs lunchroom at the Junior mann. Those present w e n ; Mr*. Carol >1 Jean Nix, CMixaWth Whig- piud m ('hapionix. I * *’ * v Mt wn,ch lime T nther n h || $ olcrnan, chairman ot tlo i Hiiod i*dif mg iiHiu him) mi1 w in ' H igh fchenW (I. B. Lewis, Mrs. J. II. Hinlcr- ham,in S an Parramore, Kllrn Me ’ ' * lOUiJit- - 4 - L * I ^ *1^1 and koundefs Dwy** will s rttet> 1 ommittee iepoil«>l tlmt I W4 I IoRR lo n||i| OlVtll mlster, Mt*. W. D. Hofmann, M n. rlwsther, l.urille l.awlon, Elm ,. , . , 'b v '( il> I iHl»IUI»ai«*itrt^ I m m - «i|• 11m.ittri i mI off o * i *M iii11 i lie \ fim*1 V iT ^y_ J. H. Oolclough, Mrs. II. K. 8ts- Jemlgsn. Mrs. Jsne B. Smith,1 I • v•aJ thr loflall llttlMll *»! H ' 1*1. ti ■Iill* lit tin- oh in tt \ nl Ho lot*C u T C lC l» H S , . vens, Mrs. Wallace W. Wright, *•teU lit mi beiiitnnli* High Nrl.onJ In i* Mild a rcpoil 1Im y M111£III httw Private Inntruction Mr*. II- C. Washburn, Mr*. Fred Mack Clsvslaad, Jarktr \11 ■rmt(itic the m rriing h * n* M b* til LiuiYkc l - eptiijH 1 horn a pc III* la Holly, Mrs. Ls.Ho Mrs U Billie T'isisr. J. V. Johnson. M.d I llmiirtv. I, D- llulitrli ts ill imI y 1 oluMitoi*. oftlu, wan Vole* or Ptauo M. Leinhart. Mrs, C. U. Flowers, "Htewardsklp” was the subjf. i I(niiit *. tsf Altamonte Hpim g*, A I* *• I'd at C’*»lumi* .to UjkUOL HAfuld Madden. Wsl-' when* it w** Phon* ot Sse •ad Mrs. F. E. Roumlliet. of thr program rondurled hy li.r i. \\ kb itrt, miiiI Jm iir' \\ tl-.nn. .-1 Mid none had Isr Hopkins. Ernest H.mlhwaid, M i* It- F . t ’*Hi|»er « i i - t Mi»* K Mra. T. H. M.cAnly members of I’ lrrle Number Si* si Billie Southward, Mis* Vara I’ hd t. . 11MI per w e i r ho*trRfn»"* « t th* ' 1 ........ltd, is J I ImI It •M, as| » . . is Rose Court Apt*. pta. Phone B62-W lips. David (islrhel. Bill Johnson. the program meeting of the Worn regulai meet mg uf 4' im Jr Numbii 1 - ■ I it'd Forward, mioI VV \ i n '. Misslonaiy Sourly of Ho­ of Fiii rtet s «i te J \ Charles Wlillsms, and Mr* Gat T wtit uf thr Fir»l ftu pt 1nt t li<111 h Ih o m ttest Ualhodist Cburth held M»n* I chel. I "*♦»**. Of (iriMVR , la If It.. Womans Missionary o f We T in t U e lh e f.t ch will be tk ld from 1«:3* f. at Orlando T in t Cbnrch. A dtah 'luoeboon will be at nooa. UUDAY Chapter o f the meet at 3:00 f r U . i th * tern* o f IMr*. W. M. TM riU* Avanue. The board __ taka place at 3:4$ P. Q S& 3S Sti W e ^ W ™ * ^ r e ^ - Uni Fo™'ft* ■ p*rt» "T*1? to'WESLV 5 m jm V THE DAP-ON* High School P. r. . j o f f er P r o j e c t s To County CWA Eirkt Baptist Church Honor HollAnnounced ITr. EHzabeth T r a c y Addresges P.T.A.Mect Itrake Testing MelhodlSt M*ry A,,f' ... . l>,,ri" rN,p,°,;;r; “ Stewardship" M e e t Haptlbt'’ tittle Met'Is W ith Mrs. K.F.Coopcr Woman'it ClubFina nee Conmuttee fSatertalna Th, fin * (if rnrnjMtlaa 0i Intrrmadfate Dapanutenl, Mis* 'fty Louise Paekani, Mrs. Volin W ill-' U 4 s , Mrs. Hah Mail, Amite Mae Wood*, T. E. YTlteon. Wesley Cunningham, W. ttf. Plnlsf, Bob•at-HuarnU, Bteaeyr -Nte R. K. AHca Johnson. Ur*. J. V. JohnOoopnr. Mr*. W. P. Brooks, Jr., 1 Tha 20 Cterb anemiwra In »tt«n ^ |HN, who (graed lo carry forWVd IffMe parties which (»* ll>KM* X iUIUtytpiFRHrtnsHi <f ' « y Bffw d*pl*i*4 M t d l n j ftHW IE T H I S W E E K E * p * rt >t ' W .v in * W a v in g and H a ir d u t a ^ r U ivejoyy ( F»n^ei^lWaye Ekpejt Vixit* Baagty Shop “ CurlyV Waikkr, of -f •* ' Daytona - . Mun lay aftrrrmun at thi k n p t e o f M i - Cm*|M i , I P u l m r l to A n i i i i . * M i * . A H Ltateoj... ,.■» aldrtl, M i S a ia h M e w a il |i m *I ch arjfr p l a y l e t . -F orge t M r-Noll Mr. y M .ffle,- WAS presented by O rcte' , B<|y A uf t he ilr vot Io IimI. mii «I I I '.no* Ktraia, ami lliw N..n» lb n > . uf 1-tekn? M nrr. J Wall-. J ' *d Lotigiteooif; i V\ I -ii w ' t<o, "v.n^foj J h U |* | Johnson Modifies A uto i Code Working Hours " ASIIINCi TON, Jan H» •/»’ * H ith H. Johnson Mm, Im m|i j.i*.vi I a nuFtilTh r t toll of IIm r luloobili* rttedir ynbuh will pi i mil the no'lor pSanis lo wink Ibnr 1*111f liiwyifa 4y laisira lupiead uf th® "I ;ig trial' .1f» lion i» n wrt'ik fn r d by I ill-If t'LMVl*. .1«villi te.iln jlliatlfllil thl* Iill I fa PIin working Iioutp, I lie flint at lion t'f its kiUi! ever taken on mu SRA ** 1«-. by say tug that (inrvaiMMf l* if» Irasr* *»f rat* nr-Yt *j»iing w*orl«l, at I hi* pirn rut C» ho r -.Ivdu lr, it'Milt I11 tirtngmi: to lit* ||lU UuKlll tlll 1IIUU x mt, •$ml C. If. l-auk $. ol -Vu*..* Ansiitw Duda, J r . FmuI iMiku-, Number 81* with th^ fo llo w in g | |,lirih|f , hp m l | , |>VI,IH| Jo*- -UikUr, Jr., and Mhiiiii S i mu lotein^,#art: Mr*. C. E..W lll}a[M »,( w , n„ w rI, r t r v e l in ii-r Inttnw- hm. ml U lM a ■ *•+ Mra. John Carver. Mr*. U ln r m^ : y , , w L, H a s Irnm.i. M.» Hutrhisun, Mrs. Swain, and Mi** H ,,,h Stewart, M>« J. B in is ll DmimUI Cfubr, II II » ol. Him,. \N Kartisrine W l l * . 1 Tim "etew stJ- Mt*. A ll i^ ie jo y . %1>- « II N t "Icinaii, L. II iomim-II), Uoj ship" talk Wr thr aftermnin v n Iteam. Mi Foivr.*| Cali lot. Mi- land Dean, H r . I i . h .k, , j i mad* by Mr*. Jokn A kirn B row n , M.' U Ilsl-Sn, M i- J ll. ...... . I to ot mp, H. ci. fit M). W M Haytit . Toward l$* close o f the meet- M^s. K C l l * i | , i , Mr* K I VI*' 'J. 11. Iluiti mipii-r, W. A ing the mamberi filled out y ra tlj I’e n ilfo ), Mis It I Cnnpri, Mil-«llb-t. It. J. Uhliiki. .1 I. Ma. pledge retd* and placed them on WSIIer It C a im ilill. Mi*. O m m •'Ill* He, John Mid-ill. >i . II. M the altar o f the rhur.-h. Refresli Mci’all, Mra/ Flynn V«u*«.>, M i- Pel - "ith , H. II I't.lH IV li I I Iail ami other mahofiu tin mg m en u war* then served in th* an W A- IlnpklnR, Mi» D. t tv»l 1 nttlf I fa Mil i'M ***atVr ltllfolft’ 1 of H rr. hf Mcifitcsuimd, <;• , M i p J thr f>4 jwrsons ^ptaaeni n i.h tfe, Freti Willuiin- h uil i.ei. » na) kt-TR Who Wit iJil h «\ f I*» l*V I Mfir hr It. Mi- I I. jflh.. Mr- inuun. Ralph | i«g», II Hid off jilt llU't IIMtidy atl*i 111® Slatiiiu tier. Mix \V II •|Hlli( pMMini |ittfl ■LA- ft tiM d •II If ll HaniJ, M ir U, It DfRKg. and Mm AI*u CJ. K. Adairn*', I F ll»«)!»•, KuHseinviison Talks To Siceafs On Birda W a lk e r y « iy The r aolFillo* tha re-ape ration <U. Beath. roaaldered an e Xpert ft public W teaks (ha-parties a l p ^ n a U t y bale cute, (ingvr sj* v' ' ■•«*• f t i perrnanent tfaviaf, has AftaS aavtnff progressions of|arrtea6 to spend' • '«ta V here at cuktraet tukdgn bftte aret. pit**,H p.. Nani's $ «on d i’aul'a BpauW Bkap, « \MX «t w s l t l M H . I M «iv- Street at Paste Avenue an tu Mrs. J. Adrian Brown Mr. Walkar waa formtrly with white 'tow score prise, • bos of tha Realistic Shop C. Russell Mason gave an In­ of Detroit, »* • « correspondent* cards,- w*a pga- Mich. Ha mite be at Pauly alt this teresting talk oa bird study at I hr c o ™ pT 1* ~ ; santad lo Mr*. 8 . Bk RtffViuyMR" va*te and U roaatdsrlaq m offer rSgutsT tnfvting ot Trmrp Nombar t £rewte* l A Vklad « ■ *»rvwl Utn to.rnnuln with that ateff perma­ FiVf of the B«y flrout) of Amrrira , held Friday evening at the Scout ft tW (tea iftevwe aflerwren tey tha hortreres. nently.________________ , t ' H$l) in the A reads Building, with assisted by Ml ^baron. Hra.' B. C Ju| |va Dingfrlilar acting aa Stout Julian I Urn. I N'.. J * * ” ^ Moere. Mra. Oyda Rtenapy. .MtV. Master. oa Bar Jfagfcy, and 1 F. B. Lamaon, I h . Ralph ATha rhFeting' WtS opeaed by the ^ C«§htU4 Mr*.' Lord's prayer Bhff a salute In the fra. H .'W , Rocker, (Ira. 4. Philip*, Mr*. £ U Pspwterth, CLM. larrlbph, Wf*. K. Connpttev. Hat which w$ft faltawtd by a Wrs. t . H Gafioway, Mrs. A. O J—1 X U- CaftftIV Mr*- W. T. ihert Vtz*lness aecaion. A short " A f " ! . Mra. Arthur I r w p i , and drill waa conducted toward the \ Otems.beU.ln. ^ A lr e . 4 . , , ^ M * .fff« * h a Mre.( h Jfvy Btyin, Mrs. Mrs* James ffL. QfteMf S perm anen t th* 'b u ie h the Minnie Btewart. Cw;elte' TVolurkJ memtaia of Circle N u m to Three Praares Phillip., Mrs. K. I, Hite, » rU '1 ■» boaies.as for the sllvr Wbi Srhnidi,' j. <J. ....... It || Till. and It N. Ni|>|vr, l»IVrt>KNIs Oar anpert w ort, p r o w ft doll Tory u d Ww price mol k”' •“ k1** tr‘jWBie iem in ele D ry Clear thr diuM i'Un sattf af* maile Ir*1 a vise of Cotton Manufacturer S e e n Outlook Bright NKW YODK, Jan 10 f/1"» tMifi'tu i* of J C i'enneir f o in (hr genet !»•*»* >1 *h r day dec I* red an *xtr<a nrp», iliviilsn t o f 11 a ptiarr, payable BOSTON, Jan 10. tA*\ Krne«t Jan. rto to rUm k of lerord Jan SfU. N Hfx»d ptuaident nf lhi* N ation­ al Aaa*" latlon o f Cotton M anufac­ turer* Mon lay *aid thr lfl.*V4 ' ton pn*craaing ta i a» rrlar«lin» oiitlaok f*»r the rntlim le s lllr in- Ihr induelry. ■lustry v>*s brighter than for H imhI proimsed that a awlcs lax maay years. Iw •ul*Lttutr.l fur Ihv poundage Ha lauded progress n>*d* under las levied upon menufaclurer* lo Ih# Na<ln*u|l Industrial Retpvery pay rollon growers for reducing A c t „ L i l sltjirk at the present ■o l. >heir crop acreage. , «*anl (Mend uf boaC .* V |► la* s V I A S a d y e S Before Satui-duy All k'nll und Winter MERCHANDISE Drastically Reduced All This Week, . SadyeS H-h •* ;* V 4 (We wish to advise our friends und cuatomers that we are'now located cor. Oak Ave. and Second St. Larger quarters— ' •‘ JpU D US, f OUR CLEANING DLt I VHKD By Buying At ' Better service— New lines— 1Y p u r T Automotive replacement parts r l r e a ......... .. RIVER Oarage 386 V . Ftraf. Purer t i l CSH < «d Sanford Gear & Parts G oJ m m rm — si us u*a& \ini �' r ^ Visions Ofvictory OverOtfandoUger stagtly to UwWhH# Hmm , dssv| m d t n « U Um P m M m lt desk M - U m n I W i r ' a and Friday's Trading mm I to , 1 m m « i —i m -------------------------- th* Cannon Most BeTried I£*For L a w Violations ,M \ WAB*HINGTOK, V u . 10.— (ff)— . a Tbs supreme coart toM l U n p IJames Cannon, Jr* Monday that 1 10 ha had to aland trial oa charges me- o f violating alaction lava while opposing the election o f Alfred k ’.’ilMVAM'rifB* U*r*0. iarS ts* !W D^IlL in a. IMS. 1MM E. Smith member a time whoa all corroapendents felt as free as they do now to ask the President any question he may answered, whether it be' trivial or Important, favorable or unfavorable to the Administration*! policies. Some Urnao. only a chuckle or a wleeerach ia given ia rwply, but often significant Information la' broug h> « K 5 S 5 r *• HaUo^l( loagvo m otM iag- Naturally, gsta ■ :s * & r * d . this year . tbs want American than to half a dossa seaAs .the ga«w fc— to have the Athletics, reIoctant Utooga the movsassat was, la order to make major league dubs of the White Sox and the Rod Sox, gees most of the credit. The White Sox are dangerous again, building on the groundwork o f Al Simmons, Jim­ my Dykes. Bob Ranuhaw and a, adds to the few Mule Haas. eotne Into ths lUe Boston, of course, looms as a positive menace to navigation task wbe PhtUervd around Um American league. Rick Ferrell catching Hose Grove, Rube Walberg, ■George Pipgruo, L S ft A L WO T T C l Henry Johnson, Dusty Rhodes and Bob Wslland presents a staff the equal of any In the league. Chrll Reynolds, Dusty Cooke and Roy Johnston are a neat outfield. liters. Legal**** •** Chalmers Cisael, Eddie Morgan, »d sj) Perseee hav- BUI Werber and BUI Walters fism stl - asalsst aren’t a champion Infield, but Yawkey's checkbook Isn't empty and assesses wbleb r*i yet, either. Connie Mack still has plenty ia* *t Bemleels Oeeat] of ball chjh In Philadelphia, de­ tha 11so. Jss. O. gaarei spite the sale o f hts stare, and IgS 'a 'ett .SsATssla C«ust Swig* . BuaTseU Csuatr. (IPw te. Iks Casstr Ceert* has a real lack only In the pitch­ Waiters. ■amlaala.Cekatr. ing department. The Browns have kstihja-sight moaiht from a keen, fighting leadsr In Rogeri Hornsby, and have definitely stepped out of the push-over clues. Cleveland was only a shade under the top flight _ last year and thq Indians will do bet­ ter now that they’re back in. their old stadium. Tbs loss of the world series to the 01* ole took some of tbf it r iu U e i-. •tgrch out of the Washington Rena tors ' and certainly wiped sw-risicvei away any Inferiority com please the rest of the league might hare developed through IMS. The Yankees ere rebuilding quietly, holding tightly to their wallop of past Beesons and carefully bringIhR In new blood to mis with Um still a club old timers, that for one year tee caleh fire end blest tha rest nf th* league Ipto submission. It needs only the spark. Tbs National Iragus was forced Into th* background by the American league's spectacular bartaring, but whit* the trading thet erf ere* that this there hae been more orderly, It Htbllshee *MS sash week , oeeeeutlv* weeks 1* Ik* was more to th* point. The Cube get Chuck Klein, and hie bat should provide tbs dif­ ' ' V. a DOt.RjLAna. ference between ■ contender end , . Clark cieeuli Coen. a champion. Th* speeding up of » r i A. a Weeks.’ the ball will lak* something from the Oalnte' pitchers end add It wAiNt/sf, -foe Com,tslsset. , to th* hitters of the Cardinals and the Plratee. The Bruvee need only to come up with u better first baseman and on* more oulflrider to threaten snothsr IPU rally. -v W hile'the Ctnriwwatl Rede-un­ der new ownership are making a game and desperate fight to.h a ready for the opening of tha campaign, only the Brooklyn. Dodeers seem definitely to have evaded (he uplift fever. Alwsyi npinii*. mi the hall fl*ld and off, the enMl nerstsU today In tha nwwaea . office*. .^ Pel the* d«v**n*t need a -»lnne* W » faithful lom out' E tS S ffiS ie i' a,'M Bosbto' Is IMS, now frusffS? iVeveMai ■«ya i, t, f , M J,t. 4 . direct quotation, to the Preaiden! or the White House) that whish could bo used us "back ground” but could net be attributed te the President; and that which waa strictly confidential. w ;;f The rule was made, however, that every question must be anbriltted In Writing, la advance. If the President wished to answer a question, be did so, and further questions might be asked aboft the same subject. If the President did not choose to answer, the ques­ tion could not be asked orally, nor could a story be written saying that the question had been ashed end no answer wee given. No oral question could be asked about a •abject not previously discussed by the President In the seroe press conference. This ' ru|e else pre­ vailed duridg the Cootldf* admin­ istration. -*r *At first. Hoover answered many questions. |le gradually answered fewer and fewer. Toward the end he re rely answered any questions asked In wrltlnd* and almost no question was asked orally,-hvM after a subject had been discussed' As his Administration drew to a clap*, press conferences were rtre­ ly htld st all, te v\ Aa the policy of ignoring quteIlona developed and at malty prase tone-B each .-Boocaneer* was tjw first M i U p t e f ths'aeasoiv Every cluh n i OM gam* In Its mete-up daring .jsbWv, etylo . and finesse are IhMRvh ’ Overboard and fight­ ing spirit runs riot, be stated and added that "I hop* the boy* got rid a f all that spirit lait Satur­ day right," : -Sentinels .High must meet an­ other strong' team la the fo r a of the DeLand Bo|ldore her, oh sat^prdajl. night. j t ‘ will be the third confersneks hqm* game bf Jh# season, and #v* •ry effort will be mid* to s*UbUih'*f/season's tffcord of no defeats.'oai the home court. were canceled, the Balcony 10-25 * Mias Ada Borroogha o f Rich­ mond, Va* who waa treasurer o f Urn "haadquarton committee antiSmith democrats," will bo tried al­ to on the aame charges. Cannon directed the committee*! work which helped pet Virginia. Texas, North Carolina and Florida In the rep abl lean column for the flrat time atnee reconeW-octioo days. R u b o a M u d tn rolo. U a « d fm m . N O T jM t • a r ir o , M g . SHE WAS ALONE... 1 I r 1 t ifM t M i W WMU 6— H elp W a n ted MAN OF Integrity, «l-43, phyeltally fit. Interested In entering government erdrk. Information. Write Bex 36, .Hamid. 0—Sit nation Wanted WORK A 8 Housekeeper In boms ia desired by lady with consid­ erable experience. -Apply Mr*. Phillips, Route S, box MD1. Thursday - Friday 16— H ou se T o R en t DWELLING; TW Magnella Ave nue. Good location. Sea W. J. Thigpen. . ■ * FRESH JERSEY Cow far.sal* M. E. Shelby, Lake Monroe 843-R. • SPECIAL BARGAIN f o r this week. Highest grade four-bner Enamel, Me quart; 30c pint, Me H pint, 30c H pint. Btatiley-Rog era Hardware Go. . . . . STONE MOUNTAIN watermelon seed. 30c lb. .10 lb. lots 40c lb. t . W. Lord, South Sanford Ave. A m e r ic a n " g a s o l in e b*at*r Good condition, f i g Palmetto Avenue. • ° ,rk •bar", whether nr M . Aa fee se the freeait*-* la concerned, tbel'l «11 the* me Iters. Hm lin o Hm Unc LO8T 1 THREE l-saowth-a aid pigs. Twd Wwtei one spotted. Apply Plggly* W iggly, Banford Avenue. , ' C hest Golds bir b HUom lor S 19c Ac 7c 6c To-Night Lower Floor L aft T im a ______ 10-35 with men who live without hope! tea, and ee on, th, talks they have are not for publication. Further­ more, the number he sees In this way Is rather extensive. He re­ fuses to giv* privets Interview. • Cool Idge apparently had no su.-h favored group. His piece confer­ ences continued somewhat larger than were Hoover's at the end, and h, answered more questions byt Die questions had to be sub­ mitted In welting end any an­ swers were/attributed to the fleXltlolis aWhlM llooSa* spokes man.” t President*'Herding waa cordial and jovial with the press, but gave little real haws at hie conferences. President Wilson was the first to Inaugurals regular press con­ ferences, m d permitted questions to h i puked* orally until tha War. The earlier President "Teddy" RoomtcH waa accused of usteg RATES . . . W o r th w h ile , yOOELYTERrtW> Oo SM M m D u* W H Jrr . /U t t A f U K K *rih> I’D LIME "T# M „ AajA* A OOOKEV- oawwuoaow IV iS * * -1 fc X w K i ‘THEVMEVfft Wtrvb V U R U .W H K T WOULD HtoU U K E T oK ■ m ««F 1*0 QKTtm. i f AAJtLtWkhJT Al C O U la V ovita aCACH pick a p o u u mi �**-r. 1 »' ----------- r — ------------------ r I - 'T- ------- .v **, » 8 wj Incrrastag rlnodlaes* and warmer tonight and Friday. t AM IN o * IM P E N D E N T D A IL Y ^ r m t l N K W 3 P A P E H ____________ B __________________ SCANDAL TOLD IN PARE II»- - i Cabinet Goes Before Deputies To Admit Guilt, Promise Ful Drastic Punishment P A B B . J « n . 11.— ( A . P . ) — T h « S ta vU k y b r o k g w it h scan d al sto rm fu ll f o r c e o n t h e g o v e r n m e n t o f P r e m ie r , C a ­ m ille C h au te m p s In th e " T h e th e c a b in e t ch a m b er a vert it a w ent and ov erth row f r a n k a d m is s io n s a d n tg llg w e e " sad draatte rqftrtnx sad ta polk * and Judicial b e fo r e sou gh t to by o f "F a u lt s pnmilaea a# pa tilth mar U proccdura. Circuit iCourt Fall T^rmConcluded As Two Are Sentenced WkQOO•Pennies Saved By Man In 12 Years i l l'W 12 sews WTC ~~ 1 ■ —V BTlEKANno ATT. Town. Jan. 11. —-tOV-Tweiv* years ago Charles Mute, J r ; o f Maitland, Mo., began aavlnig his pennies. If# would find at rht qr.taa a, <hy In Ma oockrt B ft g r h U aggajL*— . ■ Tcftardaf ha lood'd hi* savings — throa wheat sack* anJ ■ largo hag didI :o# the cop oeri —lato hit M th y M b and traded th# car emim/U for 4 n*w modal Th# agl iW iklla dealer did not ______ _ ta aavnt hla change, hut weighed \ W coins and found be fcM P i |*m S Ip <*»h. Nuts aald WJMO pan nip* In the “ iLT . - Cf, ■■ , las war* taken to fit Jo* IW •« official count U -------1-L, < fflX a b b A M k il l e d IN J U R E D ' j work hours will be proposed to r I American Industry nest moqth by the national recovery administra­ tion If the Improvement of busi­ ness develops to the point official* expect. jlu gh 8. Johnson told news­ papermen yesterday thst " i f buaineis turns up I think wr can ' ret Vice substantially the average o f 40 hours a weak now prevailing in cotlnd industries, adding: "N ot only that. but 1 think bralness la going to." Hr said he did not contemplate a unlvenal 10-hour week or any other infinite figure but explained T A L LA H A SSE E . Jan. H.:-t>F) that hours virtually had to lie de­ — Repeal o f the state prohibition crea s'd or lner«a»ed by rights, amendment n ett November, A t­ which suggested an average of 32 torney General Landis ruled yea- working hours a week as * pos­ terday, would legalise manufac­ sible objective. ture and sale o f liquor In counties He will projiose the genrrsl re­ whtre there are no local piuhibi- duction plan to a gathering o f the directing committee* for the 200 tlon laws. Ho called attention to a section coded industries at a meeting he o f the proposed amendment pro- will call for Feb. 16 vldlng for county elect ion i at the Thai session ,l« to gn over the general elrctlon o f 19.11 to decide entire rode regime for the purpose whether the sale o f intoxicating iff shaking cu l inequalities l»»; liquor* may tie permitted. Thu tween com peting Industrie*, ilirsection also provides for *«ch rrlminations between manufectur(Continued on Page Four) (Conttnued Lei Tags Tw o) Product Could BeSold In All ButFewCounties, Says Attorney Deputise opposing tbs govern roe»t charged that corruption ia the government, parllamant, and praea enabled Sargu "Handsome Ales" SUviaky, who killed him •elf Monday whan police closed If upon him. to fleece the public o f more than MO,000.000. Slavlaky founded the Bayonne Mu­ nicipal Pawnabop, leaving with ita aaMU about three weeka ago. Judge Millard B. Smith cc cloded the adjourned Pall term o f Circuit Court late yeatarday afternoon after he had aentenced two .nagroea to priaon terms at Ralfacd whan Jurlea had found them guilty, o f alleged law-viola Ilona yesterday. James Thompson, charged with fianalaughtar as the reault o f the dfeath of a deaf and dumb negro hS attacked at Oviedo ? e * k i k g o ,' was found gaUty. lie was given a five year sentence at hard labor. Mack Williams, charged with b rok in g and entaring, was found gaUty, and was given an 18 month aanteuea. , ,' Ea/ller In the day, Btalea Attom ey had requested that a charge at nasi-support, lodged against Ed Dave, while, be nolle pro seed, and that chargee of er­ ase. and assault with Intent to commit murder, lodged against D. T. Richardson, white, of Du Lake Monroe ares, also be nolle pressed. The request was granted. Deputy Jack Hickson left for Ratferd' this morning w ith Thompson. Williams., and John vines, white youth who. after pleading guilty to the theft of Bailiff Jamas A. Cunningham's aUton»ot4ls some months ago, we* a three year sentence. Industry To Be Asked To Reduce Present Scale I f Business Improves As Hoped LANDIS GIVES HIS VIEWS ON LIQUOR SALES NEXT FALL C h a m b e r o f D e p u t ie s t o d a y cesan Council o f Cat hoi who were here for thrir meeting, women o f Ihr All Souls Catholic Chu ulhrr* from Central Flo; In lu-r talk Miss Gam Ihr theory o f Hugh Gibs, gatr from the I'nllrd Mai sa il that thr Cnttrd Mai bonier* are not defended Atlantic Bank Had Debate Is started As Successful Season, To Tag SalePead-Line Feitner R e p o r t's Stockholder* o f Atlantlc National In annual session yesterday afternoon, heard with extended beyond Jan 15 saliafaction from their now preKv m white Oevemor fthrdtx was "idant, Peter J. Feitner, that sail*-' *heeat ihert* cwme Utirirram* to factory progreea wa* made in the lu» office taking opposite vii*w" administration and devclpment of " I n the name and fo r the sake id the bank's place In this community ro mm on pet)pie »>f the state .(rive us 21) days more on auto tiiyn/' during the pa*t year. laHilrir m her talk »hc (old o f the Yaiinyj i van of the ilifTerent cotintrii*' on tiiiairmiuveiil and contraulcsl tin two theories on that •ttbMt E!rutting, who thuiinM that nil n.-itiona should "arm | town” t.» H erm an). And o f Hitler, |who tMi iki'd that (icn n rn y rIiol M NEW YORK. Jan. II. tA1)— "a mt u| " to the other cuunlrir*. Jehu |). Rockefeller, Jr,, and »sWomen A ftri n dradlock had been rtf fly j formed ni the tcn frrrn r* in nil siH'iatrs in the Itockefellei t"enter w ith flah o f *fartlon> *-mermed* Mia* Hanthli* d. \ 'iipni. .it w (f idi* i i...., 4 »r ,i. l u m ."tdiC'Ulnir and at Mi*. I 11,it I'nlaii , cam e f..iwa>, 1. 1 .i. m 4 '*1 i.OJJ.Dtl.i *iama«o with n theory on "m oi.n l" di­ armaiiit nt or g oodw ill n , i t il vcsU idii) by u-ui estute to on e' lin g id'i tint i i « t s controlled ti> August Knlitfu ni* th«* clone ol Ihr run* llc ik sch c r. aged miilti-niilhonnirv frirn* • Mi»« Hamhl* mmu to philanthiopist. (t'mitniued On tiagv h xu I The use ««f coercion to force businesses in which they have nn W allers of Whan the *tock holders had teleir rap lied W D elected John T. Walker. J r„ of U k e Hamilton. Similar mr.-age* Jacksonville, 8, O. Shinholeer, It. came Irom other *e, turn* The opposite view wa. taken by Nawtnan, Mr. Feitner, J. L. Ingley, and Joe Cameron, aa 1934 II. A. William* of Tmarr*, pre.l- Pioneer Woman'felad |Nearly OOMen,Women L i v e d hi Floridai Assigned Tollandlc For Past 50 Years1 Neressnn’ I) u t i e s Mrs. A T lUissetter, HJ-ypar old wife o f A T Itossetlen died a I her home 112 Ma(rnn|l>! A ve nue at ahmit 1»:I5 oVIoelc*. tHI* m om lnp She had he«n Til til health for several weeks. [ » Funeral services are tO he held from the Itossetter hoqir at .‘1:00 o clock on Saturday i f le t nr»4in, Rev, K, l>. IIrow nice o f I lie John T. Walker Jr., as chairQisn o f the board; P tU r J. Feitner as president; J. L. Ingley, vicepresident; Arthur Bra nan, cashier; L, Betts, assistant cashier. " " ' v >>r*' «* * "I™"1 '» l 1'*1 r‘ " " munlly, and in nearby *i«li “ here, upon completion of her early mlnratiun, «h>- lurnr-.l in ml dent of the Florida A.iociatiun of ■■ n imdium of «i«pre»*ion SI. Tan Collector*, who wired. “ Any |. i udie,l art in Germany for aboul axtonalon o f time for .ecurlng au- „ y, |r hpf lnt, . , „ t II,I. to tag* would work > reel hard f(>rm „ f will, •WP 0,1 '* * of Ihr'State hrf |hr(,„Kh j* ,,,. Ml** Ruth Mrttlnger of this rlty lha new director of the buraau of public health nur*li.g, Rtala Hoard o f Jloalth, according'to an announcement released this weak h* L c. l l u i y -Hanaaw at JacksonVilla, ■tats health officer. * Mlaa Mattfnger, who ha* been Southeastern director for the Na­ tional A mar lean Red ('rota after having served for *eAral years aa Florida director, will leave Red Cross sendee about Feb. 1 to at■uiae her new position, Sha was ■( one lime a member* of the abate'a board nursing staff, and bar addition pill bring the rtaff to alx member* a* Dr. Han­ son slowly ia rebuilding the per­ sonnel which was reduced because of limited finances some year* M «. vw w . Crews Start W o r k On 21 County Schools CWA crewi this week began lha assignment o f repairing anil re­ modeling l| ebunty schools which have beep In need o f work on roofs, floors, and walla for many months. Principal work will be done at Lyman School fceiwosfl Longwood and Altamonte Springs, and at Southstd# rrimary School hi San­ ford. Th* roof* at these sch have been In a poor (tat* at pair for soma Urns, that was loosoond ping through Urn •way from catling* rvgalarty. T.nnU, rot ley-hell, and hast courts era W ho teataBte i o f the sataUat 1 the county, H by eitoa r . Ml wh* is in (hargo o f '4 projocta. , AURORA, III. Jan II lAh The death loll In a sprctarular midnight five and ten cent stole fire was ralaed to Jhree known dee,! today aa tits body of one captain was recovered, and thus of two other* were sought in the basemrnt of the building The vie tint* were Captain* Kdward llrea, John IVlenion, and Charles H off­ man. They w»re trapped when lhthree story outer wall of the building oceupied by the Wfiotworth Company toppled over, en­ dangering the lives of,hundred* qf •poctatora at the height uf a conflag rat Ion which caused *260,000 damage. Ballad that the bodies of other victims, seme of them spectator., might h* found under the dr hr,, was ssprrsaar) hy f|ren„-n The causa of th* fir* M unknuwn. Eiv alKiut If* names so that thia f.iitotv imiv eom e within tioijntn ttiisiifv irnF her rrmni ks a** to ,(iIn- ni|t nil' i|i*wn .I,»f t li** 11st. Mis •I -*« fil »hn I iifilv r»C**»! s re| fo»»re nr-h'*s Inf o m pi-rsona im hie lit d-v nn act erf duv*" wto-k wilt Ik* taken fr om the li 'i s W he re tieretaary they will t*e !■(hi p4l on ilirect n d «f f, she arid* -I t 'ommrtiliruf on the re« ni l I F eilefl l order thill skilled w»il, i t s he paid f l an hour far then ■ time nit f W A Is. M is M*h i tinted, 1'h.iA.ft n ■mull ifr»>*■1 •' («•*f It w o there that *he met the ’ i,jr .sln ry hit- he,**, oool « man who w a. later to heroine frw workers ,o the f.n - 1 l»ot ICl fill Iv i»* < her husband, and in I k-cemln-r of smile |H*r»mns bav IKKr, the young rnuple went to fin'll rnlcd lhAt Da V » M 111 ■** I ■f ■ ( otil. lUftd an tinge Tw al (Continued On 1‘egc Four) „ Ludd MsSpivey To Speak At Dedication flrV Of NewMethoidiHtOrphanage Building State Cabinet DecideH That Mules AreCostly 1, ^ TAI.1.AUAB8EF., Jan. II —Thl* may bo thc age o f Ihr m» tor vrhldo, but hecanse muk. coma too high the State Girls' liy duatrtal School at Ocala is going to have to got along with thr throe already there—amt the trac­ tor. Th* state cabinet, presided avr** by Secretary at State R. A. Gray la thd absence o f Gorvnc-r Rhol.i learned ai Its mooting yesterday that mules coot around |16o or ISM a hand. "That’s teo mask." the cabinet •Breed. So h r the time balag th, «k * e l wOt have to worry along with thro* mule* Bad a trader. Hr. I.uild M Sjtivry, prr*ld»nt and Ihe aI a Iiw m > leAilmg t ** Du o f HiMitherti I wlli-ge at I M*kclATi«l,J lower room Tbe M mI mui .. H ue will tk'tivrr the aihlress which > j j,*cat,.4 that it off* is clea* to fratun* the cxvrriM** attriuliiiL visibility o f the entire r«*nn. i«n*l the iledlcalmn uf a la rg r n**w | |»t h st airways borne fur thr uld*r lH*ys »t Florida i Melhmlist UrphanAge In tienso.i A 4Jj*>inliiic the o ff ic e I- a ' age riHim which Eiinispa l In Nil | ,tl , 1 0 0 electric Inaulah il w a i n li» *ci I e r e whiUe at the m n i o f Mu h M ■* i is Iht Matron * Imi I rio>m w*Mi private bath ail)«)lnirig. Procedure AdoptcdBy A d mlnistrationists In Trying To Push Across Pet Measure WASHINGTON. Jan. t l.—) (A .I’ . ) — ,,f ,,l, Dn ....Pair** . <t Ont nine K iw a n ia n s F a y V is it f.i*dge ;*ti 02, F. A M, one of Ihe most to live It Mil'Mini* ciitles, o> 411a iin E x p e r i m e n t S t a t i o n .a g ’ *1." one itf it active niemtM*rs file mini whit in hetieved to have t h e elaborately* m M»mui longer limn any A visit to T o Milford I J ^ .E n t o m o lo g y *«f Ento pei miii now liv ing m the (Inkted ei|iiipp«*d l 1 S It.i m i i ivudoicy office on Fiiift «\veil lie. Nl »l i‘" r I MleiDiH', 05 yi old II with lit. Fred T Wellman its h fat he i *»f t ; |. Bledsoe, wellMtwl guide, rounded out no cut lot i**l It n.eeling o f the Suufind hi known ( idery Avenue g lo w e r fin this nge«| Mimoii will wiinlr i ’ liih, held in pi»D nl I lie tiniiJi it f f'oiitihued Dn I'ajfe Four l M on lr ru ma Hidel >i*ter»lu> noun .f tie. Wellman and members wan,an> ;;;" U 'r ,'u5 ,r » „ E e 4 # r a i Fxpenspa and gUi ntl*, M tlf ...w jm. iuii, o f ihi* work tbhifh •lutltril IMuaIIy, ami Hi .h, . U'liic let nIlei 1 1a-1m1iMtii, *mrpi i*****i nn*- *>i »h« v t* 11h|*, fi' w uf w haul hi»bi im’ iI th,. mmi! nf th** » x |t <ant 1,1 Dial n n undui v»«> K iwaillana yratrnlax loy- i J |.. HIi.I wm-, ll.V yrir old fulllrr* P rC lilll'Itt llllfl*l’ V(*lt, d e s p it e "f I blr.l.im nf tin* city, who () (SCO|i t f it I tl V I T t h t> "ifa B i* Im-Iii-Vi i I In l«- tin- only man in , „ , ............i |i » u ,A nn in a who i .ha-* , been a „Mason 1 rule ro c n ltir c w h u li w iey ru li'" n 1 J. L. Bledsoe, Who Has Been Mason Since IH59, Is Active Mere l our l A tlm in ix lrn llon alixta arrayed llicmsvlvpa in IhrIltniHt’ toilay t o j a m thrnnph a rrm-wal nf Ftdoral cconnmy powrra wanted by r e l i e d U|Hin. Defea t o f Ihe co nte-l e.l rule would prrtve n decid ed -ett'OcV. for the P n ss T h re e B illio n Dollar Mark Today W A S H I N G T O N . Jan II i4*> Fidt'ia l i*xpt*ndilmvn far ihi1 fi* ■nl yrai tadny jia^'i'd ihr t'l.iMKI, IHHi.lKHl n i a i k , h-Hbifig iliMI lo In npi li! In fur*- -Iitur 111 la tidfill I*if*%ilinl lti*itwi*\ i'll ** hud i i ' uMimalt I In'- luidgi‘1 ■ iiatua p u t - i h r l a t a l g a v v r nm un l •ullaya far l ‘ « l ul 11 1.INNI,INHiJH)tl Ni*arl) half , f i hr m l niiHtrx far Dem ocr at ic for ces , hut trail* |ers sre nul ex peel Ing arty mnro SANFORD LODGE CLAIMS MAN IN r . ; , ORDER 75 YEARS difflitillX I him whs exp'-rirnc ctl In thi* vprrlal arMtnii. \V,lh the Sena te calendar be­ reft " f m a jo r Irgislatinn, com m it* Ices .e l about »dju 'lir>g their differences with the House u v ' f the liquor tax legislation. In view o f the o p position by the P re s i­ dent, thr Senate re ie rs e d «»•»; and struck mil « f the H o u -e bill ' •I 1\ Na M an anieinhnrnl ,d aring heavy e x , i . e t a « e s on liquors f r o m nation* in default on their war debts. ■ W a r drill* lighted a c olorfu l lla r o „ f c ong ress iona l d e l a t e yesterday In lead d isp ulanla tow ard penalixing hark ward drhttirn » behind, with fal«* y«ft tw M’ ttlrd, w a" tii4**»idfnt Biwat vi’ lt*" rrrumm cndaliun . hackv-d by th,. F rd rra l tiowir tiummianlnli, fur r at ifica tion uf the .St. I.aW* rrnrr t r r a ly with t sUinda u n t o whirh a ^K«*tilc |n»w 4*» and tiavii; Uatmn fiyatvm wutihl Ih* hiillti In thr hiffh hlaxu uf Wanhln|t» Inn ilfVidupmi-nl" lu which tilUU*' hailunal affa ira himiitht much # furl, InipfndlUK dlaputy uvyti,t'*Cv^ Tl Kfittrinr ^ fH ia a la > » " dlacl t | Ihr rtrfuxkl nf twu incmlmrr the Si-nat* Furr iff n UrUthma Hum* mitlur tn v ote fnt cnnifnittra ap* 11rn va 1 » f W i II ia n* * ’ 11u Hit 11 t» f tii’ nnxylvnnia hb ttiuha-»i*adi»r th thi* Suviut Ihiluii uf tirpuhln-a. The MulliM vnti* in cufiintiilr*f wan 14 In 2 Thi* war debt penalty was nttmtiifd ta I h f lupiai t.ix hill (»rrid* It a. .tf ihi* usually l») h" title !<• • iu^ in Ihr Sma ll" An Hinundnifrit I a win. Ii an* p i n\ idl'd hy Mi wan adupti’il. tn ihi* fan* nf nn ur­ |li * til■«41- •'II, ho|«d npi-iRti.t I gent rrnurj*l hy t"hiiirrmiii llurri* l it. h wa* fthi* f u '■> .... .. pnn af ihr FiiiKm’i* * nmiitittm w »•u h an* to lu* kliawu »*• 1 •an l uia gan*i i»M" ni i *int* ha * lu-i-n t hat I lip i r v r n ur 11ti it" « i r 11ul ! m? \ M»*ati lunchuR Klv .(lUrt'i . -pi-nt lint wilt ....... I 91 Jtflii.iMHi.nOii tnail t*il down with i ailt riiviu jms! |,i4v i^ual lunrhitm mU* f the $7,IHM) tiiHi.oon w li ii h i hi* nutlti’ ra, chIIiiii; tai itiipa-il Ian uf tir 4'nidurit t*"t iuuiii'd fur m t h M i ) ,i -.I of the in<ui4> t- in ti........1 nil rx clar tax a- will thr uau|il 1 ' ' I m ha* h t , „ ipunt dm 4‘ar^ o f M-ii(nd lllflthini if f diitl fah lupiar" train T h r iW-f n il 'land* m arl) nt Dil i ii«‘«‘da o f liiidi-t i**»' ((•iilitrira in drfuull nfi thi-ir wac « .iHl.IHlO.iHHi, Iim l.sdav than itiMren. fin **ain• d n ii nf la i \ i a » , hilt iltli! * Kiwanian K mii 1 i Iimiiimm 4 st *»ii nth riI umm ' k " af drill pay* h\ I h f f’lld nf I He > i l i i Du *l i f h i t •idl’d thr o f f u in' i Iiiti w ' •< men l" iti lull iKtiifmlfil thu I' x t l m a l i ' t I n the I'»• -nti'itt tn D. - v \V. A t *444.1 « I . '1 Hiiifridnifnl af Sriialia i'f iiik ft). f( In On* iit-ik'ldauhan-l ■>( 97,5011, I ' *1 Mrlhudln i * 111! 14 h, rill'l 1 Mi* I. 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IsiivuiL, VliDilL that*. ■(■I with wiDi ihr Orlando hiwiini# nnd* dniirdrrIv <t fidurt, as-iiult, anti tiinn" ("lulu in l.tint hrnn Mr^jtiun at ti* Mtian, H r \ \ >* M.uin^ I Springs lumorruwr afterruMUi I Miiiaun, VV t» H i miimi. I. . THc ni*w home, prrpenttul to the I - I , J". F \ A S|«»• Orphanage aa a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Jamea II. Randall of Dilun I It Wlt»on, K t H ii |M*r. It V do, will lie drdirateil at 2 AMI . •uith, Davr Hiiiii'ki, I (i I « *i» T h n e down wiair^ bed loom#* o'clock, horn as filling a need a i d ) , J. I* Hurl ti I Hoy, 1 I la jug diuiik and duaidi •I), wax ctinlam thrv*e lieds each, while up t rari(«frr m » I «* cnunt> r a u i l fur that ha% existed for man) ) i » r » ( l i 'i m a v I'liler '< Imwl, tili tih■ la if- there are four l#e*l iihiio # Arum* Mctnliwh, the new liomet ujum whirh Di» J'+ilJv 11 ]) t N'VM'II. S J Nik trial a « »<i fo r three tioya each, and him Ramlair* have ipateil neither lime ItujMil S tilukiand, .1 )« Stairm iharn«'d mill In*ing hunk and din largi »ihjiu for six hoys A louiig i Htimplrr ahax nor money, will piuvidv mmli A Jt Jahriaoh IS ti Itiutdrti), J im a n k 'i ly , Ht nry j i n g »•« ,11 l> Mtualrd s i tin- h.ml I I r m > ftugriit, ( h a ig r d with lintareomodlalion for dn hoys in |r Jtiikin*. I' N Whiiidmr^t, VS uf th- front .IsL ri.M , while t ri Ing and a Hiikpiciuri uf la r n ny, vnanner equaJ to that provided b> S I ole mar, llowant lo n g , ht,rl| larg,- c lass sml s c r . n i r d c m Lusr-I and Elijah Samri*!, charged with any orphanage in America. larhmahn, (i. J Itaioetl. W II. b rea k in g 'a n I entrring. The hall )* a hrnk aliurtuii sjorp iug p o ir h r s t r m ls ov er t h l Zaihry, and W. A C.s.per, handsomely finUhr.l ImiIIi In-eb front imr^h. Ihis room has accuand nut. 11 Was l-.nlt to i»od*ii'>na for sia Liy, the aeml circle effect uf the c-su- ! There are .1 1 showers, lavalun h pus, and it uVrrltMikw le«kv M'iiikh ri#». and toilets fur the buys mstde All persons in the city hr county Th* front porch is finishe.l .n- the building, w hil, another shuw having professional or amalrur rod tils, and four larga rulumn *r i* oil the rear porch, By rrsolution in which they act rxperelncr as entertainers are herise from the floor as support. I. - for lunvenleruv when Ihr buys forth the lie lief that slag is tha i n # Invited to participate in Ihe th* slightly slanted parch ru..f come ,n from work or after a ideal material to l.r used in top- elaborate vaucj'vllle program Upon entering the front door ' sarin, ,n the orphanage pool Irrssmg any road. In Florida, whirh will be presented at the way, th* vietlor find. hinr.rK ... The building is richly furnished, • iBrge living room and slu.i and gardeners now are beautify­ members of the Ihrnrd o f County Mat fair Hotel on the night of Comigistloners have appealed to Jan. 30 as part of the I'reaident ro,,m W l t l has n large open fu . ing the ground adjacent to III.' the State Road Department fur Roosevelt Ilirlhdsy I’arty. place aa n feature. The w alL of building. , road treatment, uf this type on Thosr willing to donate their this roots e r , aUppUd .a d finLh. 1 Friends o f the ecjux-l are urged the new lakaahor, boulevard. timr s n l talent tftwanl tha suela buff « A m point. All wood to attend the dedicatory exercise* Tti* reeolaMon calling for slag c*aa of this affair, are urged to J s » r r o w , Mathadtst loader* from trratm sM af roatli, urges th* D e­ get In touch with C. E. AfWma, ** Color. Dnwialqhg. |g * large hall o„ m at) parts o f tho sta to are ax- partment to raquir* all contractors chairman o f the committee on ar­ lb* floor «ff whisk Sea a hands*,*, | pec ted ta kg present. Including of- operating In this county to use rangements, s i onre. lie tnap ha mlald Iteatwpw m g. From the lie ' ftcinU and members of tlie board slag. Th* resolution was sent la I, ached at Ihr A. C. L. freight Um front aUlrvra), o f tlw school. ''Tallahassee on Tuesday, depot la the down-town x m UoIl Talent SouKhtForPart Sla«r I Sought A Top In VaudevilleProgTam DreHHlnK ForHighway M ' nr* * , , nertily i *i y e n i s. lie loineil Inn nlcrest io vacat e leases and m ov e 1 . . . . . . Uvnlvt in and m Mas o f t Hi U<» kefeller t enter was nl. r V ni. he will have heen h oit iohc eiretl in thr nmiplainl nuamst the for 75 y r a n . ■tefendants, w ho include W m l lit op W \Miith, t»nrikei and Itrother in Inw o f Itoekefc llc i. ami Nelson A Itnckefellrr, n soli , The plaintiffs an* the Aimtima Ilealty I'orporation and tin* ftroadunv K u h a n g«* t'qrpornMnn llecksrher, who ii**entl> n*4 fr om h collapse on his i n i h t eight y fifth hn llidn y. is pres*- In i*<t11 "c Ilir ti*t t*f rmnEevees the staff Fees arr so small they would nut She n m e to FliiridA in H W l i i i r t j MP|w |n thin r m i n t y will he nn pay far the extra force required to thin r l n » n if u a tiu n ftm iim ,' sett let! at A st at uia which wan del handle if time extended Dover* ml lhAt time B business »n.! m c i i I ,|j|% ftorV consideration tn the matter center o f f**t growing H onda slir >Uo tl.nl th e VI KTratly ap p re ciat ed." Vtlss Ruth Mettinger To Head State Bureau 3 Known DeadlnBlaze Destroying DimcStore HOUSE SEESPhmI GAC RULE USED ;r BY LOYALISTS 75 YEARS MASON Young Rockefeller Is Dcfendnnt InAction Rased On Allegedly Unfair Competition M R S. ROSS 'O PER ATIO N O F . IS DEAD A FT E R LOCAL CW A IN L O N G ILLNESS HANDS OF MANY man, W. M McK|nn*»n ^l“ ich Torranre. tirabam ilunler, .1. C llutrhison, II H Met'asfm mid V M. fireetie Mrs Uossetter was ....... oi C»rot on, Mmss „ nit .In Iy J?' t IN5*» as Miss llarriette Shat luck Hm NUM11ER 65 *,l that the best defense o f ■ euun{try ia iin' |?ikh1 will o f its iHugh- \*v r»onnet o f the managerial ffirrr o f itffKr wm kers , r m t in w r *. rreiir foremen, and depart ment s u p e r s i*i»rs rhar^ed with the re sp<tn«ihilily for the local o|**Tallcui o f C W A , FKIl. Stall* Boant r*f llralih. and ot her project* which wmild elas* if) them n» H V A c m pjoyee* include* Ihr names o f near 11 men and women A •iirnfilrte list o f these w«irk First Presbyterian O m r r h vull « ««* released thrmiirh Itir off iciate, sio J burial will be in r i V A o f f i c e at the t /n ir t llnuse 1.a kr v le v» f * me te ry , TAl'LAllARSF.F., J.xn. It —“ Autom ob ile owners an 1 offiri als Mcrullers o f »hr Hoard o f Dea­ IcnIav In Mi* Helen T Morse, di ye at unity brgan lining in i *i » op con* of thi* Pre'hyleriwn (!huich rector »if H.H-ial service, together the Hanford ptisile shirs o f tin* question *»f with the annoiineement that h«' will art ns pull Ikiim -ih They in­ Hank, meeting whethur the time to acquire i 'MI rail*' o f a recent nr iii*f fr om clude, II. It Hievi-a* I. 1. F iji at the bank a u tom oh ill license l i f t ' * should Lc W ash in g to n it will ht* ni-cessary xirr. I. A Itriimley II J. t u b ­ directors, this latter group formal­ ly elected tbs following persons as officer* for IU34: Price Five On la ANOTHER CDT Delegate] To Peace Sessions HUGE DAMAGE Says Bes ^National Defense/s IN WORK HOURS Good- Will OF Other Nations SUIT IS FILED I POSSIBLE BY HECKSCHER SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11 . — UD— The alx United State* Navy ataplaasa making a first squadron flight to Honolulu ware well past the halfway Slating that Internal jg)'pea ce mark chortle before daybreak depend* upon the chaiH bla feeltoday," amt last reports Indi­ Ing o f every person cated that all la well with the nrighhor. Mis* Anna flight that was expected to be of Washington, I). C., completed during the afternoon. traveler who was prese t (hi Fair weather and helpful tall the |ieare conference la QtA winds was’ promised over most gave a talk on "W orld Peace' of the remainder of the course. thr luncheon held W The planes left San Francisco perton* the Valdes Hole) with yesterday afternoon. They were • f the pre»rnt. including mem only 8M miles from the goal W ASHINGTON. Jan. l l . - W V at 1:00 o'clock, Eastern time. |‘ A further general ahortenlng of hoard o f the St. Augui t » Dio- l ________________ SANFORD. FLOKDA, THURSDAY. JANUARY II, 1934 Navy PlanesNearTo Honolulu A i r Base D J Oku -IL Ihe Chamber o f < ..miner. > build-, ing at 12 If. n'elnrli Itev 1.. |L Bruliakvr o f SI A 'J g il-lio i, n fo r­ mer distrirl governor o f Rotary in Alabama is , I,,, pm iripal speak, er. Yesterday’s W eath c(v^ U atlgn HANriiMU AtteUrhlrfi liarlaw tiuat la titbrl (sAudmlt F*.(| F«ti tiltro ( la Inra filin' •la *I Irta* Kff*y Waal Mli tn | X|l*|«rf| lllbrtl thftll f ikt-rchylMv* Drlanfl*) Pa>naarf>la Turn pa Titus vl|l# Atlanta Auffuala Marua Hivnniif It Thu maxi lilt a—fl-li A- ML j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 10, 1934; <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/c46dbad6c27fd201c34942467ea0ec47.pdf a91d9f2797afa2b8aa32ddfe6c739cc0 PDF Text Text . -.-ar*/ /i V . i. „ ‘T ” 7;— L T' ' W •J ‘ - ' J ■ • * * • - ~ ; i - . r y . -■ r V .S iA i f jf f l . M t M mr ft! i *•* fc t^ f: >v r i"* v %t f- •/:'• ' . >••■••• •', ' • •• •'s i” . T58F r e e ^ -ft o r S g fly -p q a p 11 • ,---------- t — * ■• • -Kik- ii ---------5 a riis R j > m ir n «• i r i Jb_VWUa*a B « i r t ‘ gaH ^ L u A m y • ^ AN INI t o d 2 ? ^ r a l d SANFORD. FLORI )A, THURSDAY. JANUARY 11. 1934 W- ,• • P ric e F ir* SCANDAL r a n IN PARIS 00886829 ■ l a c n i i i i i rlow!) m m and warurer tonight and Friday. I NUMBER 65 C e n ts ♦ ANOTHER CUT Dele gate \To Peace Sessions HUGE DAMAGE Says Bes National D efense/s Good Will OF Other Nations SUIT IS FILED SEEN POSSIBLE BY HECKSCHER Navy PlanesNearTo Honolulu A i r Base WVATHXB HOUSE SEES GAG RULE USED BY LOYALISTS fl SAN FRANCISCO, Ja a . 11. —W>— Tha alg United State* Navg I'aplanes making a first • squadron flight to Honolulu were well past tha halfwag Stating that Internal i* l’peace *ii that the lest defense of s counmark sh o rt!* before daybreak depend! upon the char ble feel- try is tin- good will of its I’eightoday, and last reports mili­ ing of every person ard ‘till |to rt. tated that all U well with the neighbor. Miss Anns OmmbJp letlrt hi her talk -he tuM of the flight that was expected to be In d u s tr y T o B e A s k e d of Wsshingtnn, I). C , World wide vaitoti* i vim of the ililfer^nt P r o c e d u r e A d o p te d B y completed during the afternoon. T o R e d u c e P r e s e n t traveler oho u se prw i g (hiring em ntric ..»» disainmmcnt and eon* Fair weather and helpful tall A d m fniH trntionist.H the peace conference In Qehevs, trusted tl t two th.orics on that wind* lea** promised over most S c a le I f B u s in e s s gave a talk on "World r e a r s " at subject «>f Hruning. who thought of the remainder of the course. In T r y i n g T o P u s h The pianos toft San Francisco Im p ro v e s A s H o p ed th , luncheon held Wednesday at th tt all nation* fthouM “arm A cro ss P e t M easu re the Valdes Hotel with 1 i parsons down" t.v O rm a n ). *nd of Hitler, gestfrdajr afternoon. Theg were who belli\id that Germany should onlg 350 miles from the goal •W A SH IN G TON . Ja n . 1 1 . - 0 D - P " ! ? * " " * ludin« mTmb* * * f ,h ' PARIS, Jm . 11— (A.P.*>— NEW YORK. Jan . I I. - bV)— hosrd of the St. Angus In* Dio­ -arm uj *' to the other countries. WASHINGTON Jnn U .— ■'A fu rth er general shortening of The SUvUky BcmntUl storm at 1:00 o'clock, Eastern time. jwork cesan Council of Catholli Women Aftri a dfadlock had been John IV Rockefeller. J i . ami a** hours will be proposed to (A.1*.) — Administration loy* fnrmetl «• the conference hi all *4H late* ill the Rockcfellct ('enter broke with full force on the I American Industry next moqth by who were here for their ;garterly nlists arrnyctl themselves it) faction* ticer net I. Mi*« Gamble «!. \. ’opin. .it w o th. i ^cd with meeting, women of the the national recovery administra(overnment of Premier, Ca­ »r t n in eliciting Mated * .»( Pidan I came fotixanl i l h e House today to jhtn tloa if the Improvement of bull­ All Souls Catholic Chu mille Chautemps in th e in .1 damage with »i theory on " 1niH.1 l" «|i« 1 . 1 .1 * thronph n renewal of Federal ness develop* to the point officials" others from Central F In her talk Miss Gam armaini ut or goodwill io one's a. %.| yeetiltU ) by »eal e*tate . Chamber of Deputies today. erpect. economy powers wanted liy neightnn Intel* *t* noitiolleil l») .\ugii*t 4 T h e cabinet went before Hugh S. Johnson told news­ the theory of Hugh Gib J I.. Ittedaoc, !».*> year old fa tlirr President lloosevelt, despite gate from thr United Stal Follow tig the c)o*c ol Ih »*n lle ik *ih ei. ageil multi-millunmiiv papermen yesterday that " if the chamber and sought to •»f G I |l|nl«o«* o f thi* city, wln> discontent o v e r t h e "K»ir feiem Mim Gamble went t philafit III Opiet, business turns up 1 think we can" sa il that thr United Mai i* Im-Iic ic i I to Ih- the only man in avert its overthrow by a borders are not defended (( ••mimied On I'agr io m | The uar of coercion to forrr re*Vice substantially the average rule” procedure which they frank admission of “Faults lui*i|iea*c* in which they have an Aim in n wlm ha* Iwen n Ma*on of 40 hours a weak now prevailing |Vr G»r m a il) 7;. yenia. He joinetl the relied Upon. mtrre*t |o vacate lct««c* nnd move and Mtgttganca” and promise* of in rodod Industries, adding: P.-f.-at Ilf th r con tc-lcd rule to lb* kefrller t'entrr wa* n|. r v , , **'r m Ih.V.i. mid in Miiy ,.f (hi drastic reform* and punlihmento "Not only that, but I think nim bi prdve n decided -etback for legist in the complaint again*t tlu* >*'**. he will tut Vi* been u uii’IIiIk* * brslnesa Is going to." In pal Ire and jod klal procedure. for 75 year*. tb r lirm o cratic force -, tint lead­ He said he did not contemplate ilefcndant*. who imlmle Wmthiop Dapotla* opposing the governer- are not etp ertin ir an> more a universal 30-hour week or any \V Ahlileh, banket ami bndhet meat charged that corruption In iliiri.u ltx than was experienced In other infinite figure but explained in Inw of Rorkefelh’i . ami N’el*on t k government, parliament, and TALLAIIAB8EF., Jan. II.MA1) that hours virtually had to be de­ thr -perial «e««inn. A Rockefeller, a aoil pr*a* enabled Sergo "Hind»ome — Repeal o f the state prohibition creased or Increased by eights, With th r Se n ate c»lrn*U r be­ The plaintiff* are the Auahma A la*" SUvtaky, who killed blmamendment neat November, A t­ which suggested an average of 32 re ft of m ajor leei-latin n , rninm itReally I ’orporatton and th** |l»«*u«l »etf Mondag when police closed torney General Land is rule-1 yes­ working hours a week as * pos­ tees »el about ad ju -tin g th eir P io n e e r W o m a n T i e d ( ‘n* |*oraMon, wav E x c h a n g e h| upon him. to fleece the public terday, would legallxe manufac­ sible objective. difference- with the House over* of more than MO,000,000. StevHeck*rher. w Im t nt I> ie« o\eie«l L i v e d \u F lo r id a ture and sale of liquor in emmtie* the liquor tax le g l.la tlo n . In view lie will projsosc the general re­ toky founded the Bayonne Mu- whtra there are no local puihibifrom N r«dlap*e on In* in c u t duction plan to , gathering of the of th * opposition by the P re si­ F o r P a n t 50 Y e a r s nlclpal Pawnshop, leaving with ii h right) fifth loillid ai, i* p»r*ltlon laws. directing committees for the 200 dent. the Se n ate r e .e r .e .l Itsa lf, It* assets about three week* tfOilenl of the fin tiirr c»»ntpnny. He called attention to a section coded industries at s meeting he J . L . IIIo d stH *, W I i o H iih and .tru c k out nf the llo u -e bill • Mra. A T Itossetter, M -yesr IVrwsnnrl of M'ontiminl tin Page Fourl the managerial of tbe proposed amendment pro­ will call for Feb. lb. an amen knent placing heavy rX old wife of A T Rnaartlevx dim! •»f n ffk e winkem . engim-^r*. viding for county election! at the Thai session ,ls to go over the a< her home 11J Magnolia Avr forrr ti-e taxra on liquor- from nation* forem en, and de|*artment general election of 1B34 to decide entire code regime for the purpose in default on ihetr war debt*. Hue at about P I ft o'clock* thi- *upervi*ora charged with the re whether the sale of intoxicating iff shaking eul Inequalities It*; War debt* lighted n eolorftil Hare morning .She had been fh 1 1 1 «p«»n *ih ilil) for th« Inral o|N*ratlon Sal 1 f 4 .nl lanlgr Uj, F. A of congre.-loi.al delutle yrMrrday liquors may be permitted. This lwarn competing industries, ittshealth for several weeka. • o f I W A , KKR. S ta ir |toar«l o f A M , onr of tbr most m iivr 111 to lead di-pulant* toward penalsection also provides for a«ch criminations between manufseturFuneral service* are t f be Health. an4| »*ther project* whuh ImihIm MaHorm rlirlm , is claim ( Continued on Page Four) (Continued t r i Tag* Two) txing l.arkwaid debtorheld from the Konsetlrr horfr i t would cla**if> them a* ( W A im a" om of it uctivr niriiitM>ra t *ll*M' l.rhllol. will, fate yet to Jndga Millard B. Bmlth r. .*1:00 o'clock on Saturday Aftri* ployee* inclinle* the name* o f l b . mull u bti l» lo’llrvi’il III liavr Im: arttled, wa- Pr.-Mt.-nt Itnoactladed the adjourned Tall term D e b a te Is S t a r t e d A h nentn Rev. K D. Ilrownlee of the nearly (HI men ami women MnH4.ii long. 1 than liny veil's rrrnmni4*ml»tion. bsck^.1 by A v is it l»» tb r r l a b o r a t i l> * I h IMI of Circuit /Court late yesterday A com plete ll*l o f the*«* work |nm non now liv in g in tb r Hintril thg. Frtlrral !*4| iii y 1p t*$I 1 ’ S I t i m ’ s i i «»f E n i» » T o T a g S a le P e a d - L in e Firat I'reabyter lan th u rrh will IVw n I '«»mmissloti* afternoon after he hail sentenced S ta t oh o n F .lm A v t ’t i u f officiate, ainl burial will be avi •V" wa* released through the in « i|iig y n f f i r r for ratification of tb«' .St, !.«(*• two .negroes to prison terms at H Y A o ffic e at the (Jiuirt Itounr H r 1 I I M I im I h in *. o r. y r a t o ld w i t h l» t F t r i l T W r l l i n a n «•• b .* * ( Lakt-iiew Uenietery. T A I .U A H A 8 S F .K . J * n 11 irnrr treaty with 1 aiia.la un’k^r Ralferd whan Juries had found fnl ........... G I lllrd -o r. ivrll — Autom obile o w n e r * a n t o f f i c i a l * Me ml m i - of *he litiard «*f l>en» toda\ In M i* Helen T M nrw , di • fid g u i t h \ M t u m b ’. l m i l M ti r n l b ' i which n ffJgantlr |n.wc» an>l navi* them g u lltg .o f alleged law-vlolarector 4 ‘ f ** m ial service, together known 1 ib -ry Airnin * g m w rr l)n gallon systrrn wout.l In- built. • a s t i r n . r r t i n g o f t b r S u i i f u r t l K> y e t t e n l t ) Iwgan lining U} on op corn of tin* J'r«"»byter imii Chun h geaterdag. Stockholders of the Hanford- poNite aitlra of th e t|.'r*tl««n of anmninreinrnt that h ­ w a n t s 1 b ib . I i 4-l«l h i p l i i t i«t lb% M h i . I i I . I b i * ag $‘.l M uhi . ii wrill In thr high hlasr c»f Washingwill art iii> pull Ih'Mm ib They in­ wit b th. Jam es Thompson, charged with Atlantic National Bank, meeting cau*« of a recent nrdeP from M i ' i t l i r u m a l l u t r l ) « « t p t t l a ) n o tu i H'lmtmurd tin I'agr Fourl tor! ilcvetopmviits to which inter* manslaughter as the result of the in annual session at the bank w h et her th e ti m e to a<<|Uire i*Mt clude, It. It Steven* I. I. f in Wa*hmgt n it wrill he n4-ce**ary H r . W r llm a n a n d i h p i i i I w i ** .............. ............. _ national affairs tu.night rniicli M dtath a f a deaf and dumb negro yesterday afternoon, heard with aut om ohdd lirenae t a r e * *houhl Le tier. I. A llriintley II J . t o ll­ In ••••In*4 the I I I o f ito p lo ve e* t b r s t a f f exte nde d beyond J a n lb man, VV. M MrK|nn*>n ^lugh attacked a t Oviedo satisfaction frem lb air new pre­ V t namr* *o that thla l»v Rlmilt R v m while Governor Bhntti wa. , w a n l a n s and £ a k l *I '" k jfd ,'' Was found r Torranrr (*raham ilunter* sident, Peter J . Feitner, that satis­ rt.me * ithm It* i a s n n tv m n•»v v r«s»»i g l l r n t s , l dps iii*ii.*t*t ••••** t !••* type Ih r rrfu a*I of two inrmt»orp v i galily He was given g five gear factory progress was made in tin • h ee at. th er e c a m e U d egiam a to llutt hiRon, II II Mrt’aalm and ••iioln hi* o f f i c e ta k i n g opposite viywthr Srnatv Fm rign RrUlloii* ( 4 o f tb r w o rk U h i.h aantence at hard labor. I lit*pr* .an* hrr rc-ntnt k a- to administration and devrlpmvnt of " I n the nam e and fo r the a a k r 4*1 \ M. Cirrene m iltrr to votr for rommlttr** ap­ Mack Williams, charged with Alt* Rtiaietter \va* bm at 'tie n itti»t.• ilnwn « f the I t Mi* • l u r f r t l l o c a l l y , a io t in i b t m l r l ••* the bank’s place In this community common people o f th e Mate give proval of William (' Itullllt, of I l a n s t o m * . s u r p n - r . l i o m - .i t t in breaking and antaring, was found Groton, Mum ., on July p i i nr»n M..i«e •C*•* • b*»t ..nil ua 2 0 ilaya more on auto l a y * , '' during the past year. #»e I nnd l t * l t . * I V ft'W o f w b .* l ll I l M " •• •III I'rnnaytvnnia a* amhn«*a.lor to W A S H IN G T O N . Jan II (A *) guilty, and was given an IN a* Mm* Harriette ^hattmL lie* ••'••re or-les* inf»«»n p* •* n n * o n ( Tnion of Repuhlira. Tbr When the stockholders had te leg ra p hed W U W a l l e r * of the So • r n l t h r s r n p r o f t b r . x | « t *n u i . l * F. 1•••al ••xpm III IIM’H f ••• tin* fi­ month sentence. bti- ttt i|** an ai-r lit* s|nv'« WnrV L a k e l l s m l l t o n . S u n d s r me**«ge* m r .- s g e s l l f *' " » • " P ® " ' 1,1 .......... tr in 4oninilttr$’ wan 14 . nl year tnda) pa**«'d ll.. f 1IMHI. Hullitt : EejU er In the dag, States At- elected John T. Walker. Jr ., of i l i a ! a r r u m l r i w»»> rminity, ami in n earby ntate came lrt»m other nett inn* 111*41,IHI0 himi k, leal iii ^ IX.IHlil.lHMI, Io f will |»e taken fr ito t h e li*t* K iw a iiis n * y r s t r n la i fc»»< to meg had requested that a Jacksonville, H. O. Shinholser, It. The oppn*itc vtrw M•* taken by where. up<in c o m p le ti o n uf h« • Where necessary t h e y wi ll In* UIMl to 1•i -|>. r I hi’fort June Id to Thr war field p.nnlly was ntin m l s a n ilw lr lir s » • * • » " * ! • • " charge of nan-support, lodged A. Newman, Mr. Faitntr. J . L. II. A. William* «»f T aiarra, |»rr*i ' e a r ly ealueetiofi, ahe tu rn ed in nrt plni et| mi tlirect it l i e f , * b e a d .l . -I » If II 1•n - t !. It 1(4.0- •i.lt'e hud tachrtl to the li.|in*i tax bill |*eml« ingkg, and Joe Cameron, aa 1634 t * n . . . f t h r u s u a l l y la » V !••■•• ••• ' against Ed Dava, while, be nolle «lrnt of thd* Florida Ap*4Kiatmn of aa R meffiurn o f rR|irea*nin Sli b'rl rMi HIM<4 - Th.a •tldi'i’t rsti tb e i n . nl < omniriiting *»ii mg in Ibr Senate An aniendiornt" pressed, and that charges of sr- director*, this latter group form al­ l .»• i.Mlra put* tin 1 vi b o b a r r p r o * t d r d h> M i ly elected the following persons Tux Co Ilector*, who wired “ Any studied a rt in G e r m a n y f « i about I K. ilrral order thin •killed » ■ " a<I"|>l•-•>. m Ihe (are ..r an ur­ aoa. and assault with Intent to 1 1 raii-.il hotel 4.| H ’ratMi II" " rxten*ion of time for securing au­ a y e a r, ami her int«’i e * t in till* i r, be paid $1 so hour for (b< as office re for 1634: •il lays for It* 11 Ml 9 1 1.IHMI.IMMI.IHMI gent re.|ue*t liy I'bairrnan Harri­ commit murder, lodged against I ii. h w a s | h r fu s t ..1 .............. Nearly liaH •! llo .*tin»atr* f John T. Walker Jr ., as rhatripan to tag* would work a real bant fo r m o f hi'auty re mained with •nnr on CWA |>in*" Is. M ,- M-"son of (be Finance • itrninitieo D. T. Richardson, white, of thr p l i i r h a i r to t*r k im u t t a ' •••utine go 1 e 11 1 nl 4 ohI ■ ha- lot’ll of the board; Peter J . Feitner •hip on tax collector* of the wtate ' h er th ro u gh th e y e ars. | -Isted that * srm.ll uro"** ,*• • > that thr rrierm r in. a*uie not l*r Lake Manroe ares, also be nolle \ M r a l * l u n r b r s K l v n n at i- .. * •••Hi t 9 I.M H I.IH M I IMHI p.nt but otili Fee* are ao small they would not! as president; J . L. Ingley, vice­ S h e c a m e to F lo rid a in IkM tan d I s*ns In this rnuniy will he oo loaded <b*wn witti •mitrnvciaiftl pros and. The request was granted. 141(4 im ifc Hiial lunch.-.. f tbe $7,tHHi •H I,IMtO will, tl llo* president; Arthur Bra nan, cashier; pay for the extra force required to I matters, calling foi itnpo-ilion of ertt le d at A a t a tu ia which wa* ■ler this rlnsstfo Ntion •ta.l.ni Deputg Jack Hickson left for I m I'realdant e »ti lull'd f ui 1 i r o i . 1 1 - I nf (he rnone) handle if time extended GovrrA. L. Betts, assistant cashier. Mil exrisr tax a* m il a- the usualRalferd’ this morning with HO to • ••!* ha* Ih’I’H * p e n t ikp r a ir of ai'liool nor’* consideration in the matter at th a t ti m e . buatneaa and *oc»al lb,- week. l m1 iff dutle- on Inpiorn from renter of fast growing Honda 1 s)|, , t, 0 a, ni,.,| ||,nt , Thom boon. W illiam s.. and John T b e ik - f n i i « i' a n d in m i I i at I |*l •bel needs llf 11 gTratly appreciated." •ountriea in defuuh on itoir war Livings, white yoath who. after • .on.lHHI.IM HI, I* It wr»» Ihrrp that sbr mH tb»* *««*u r wnlnry K m- !.«•*•$• t-m.l i • ■ • ** t«*dai ttian • d.lren. M I bh R u th M e t t in g e r pleading gutltg to the theft of the Ham- dal. • *f la - • 1 « a i . h u t debts man wrbo wa* later to lw« om** frW work«rs m lb*’ |»s*l !••*! (bit1 h .uanian Kail I a h.. ^ l a u n c h a . l n * . ala** o f di-l.t p a y * B ailiff Jam es A. Cunningham’s T o H e a d S t a t e B u r e a u 3 K n o w n D e a d ln R la / c hrr buobmitl, ami in iHremlwr of I *otnr |w*»*on* bai« ii’«»'nllv •••••• I»\ the end "f D > e a i • ti* d i f 11 it ••■led the offu m ' .lob U lh*» automobile some months ago, was eatlrnated l*i t tie I * * * - l d . n l t it me vi t re (h fu l l $ ..till m b *1 D e s tr o y in g D im e S to r e ]HMfi tbr young rouplc wrrnt t»» I nn*t»at.’.l that tbrv •»•• •piaMo* h» 1 W. A r*H.|. 1 (• In the Height) • » t. 00 . 1 .d 9 7 ..M RI. a n i e m l m e a l ol s « n a t i o ( ' l i n k t i l . three-gea r sentence. M is, Ruth M rtllngcr of this city (C'ontinunl On Rage Fuui I ( «nt;:»u#<l on Rage Two! I * -t Mrtho.li*i * I 41t h . a l i i Mo l. |i.ipoHtnp 1 lie 4 ii h e t Jixttw, o 'H l.lM N I 1* th* new director of the bureau , AURORA. III., Jan II. (Al •i »* J. KJarnrlt. I . 11 t'm k 1 w a - a di | ti* -i bl e 4, of public health nursing, S lat* Thr death toll in a spectacular JWkQOn•P e n n ie s ■S a v e d Board af Hralth, according'to an • and fern grower, who mm J h . M ••»#*«• hat u it . I o n «||$» midnight fiv* and ten rrnt store 4 lull's "baby" |iiemlM*i* niiit ii.lriM iit, ax wuil toA-utv w. ).ia- w fwjb announcement released this w**k fire was rslsed to Jh rrr known T h o k e a ffc riu '.'fik * fh c * * r * iif M bs D t. Usury -U t t s w *f Jack s onvu.iis i.mt in whirh the S«*vmt•• (Isail today as t l s body of onr fire h i i p : J . F r e d S i h . t l f i e h l «»f I would kill thr present law Mirainal ' . BmarAN DOAIT, taw *, /an. 11. villa, stmt* health officer. * captain was recovered, and tho*D u r i n g a I 1 l e i n. M ill . . f |*o u ••O il, H r . F le d I W ld llO M l. Mia# Mat linger, who has been ( f 'o n t in u f.l O n P x f e T w o ) < ■— Twsl ve r * « r * ago Chari** of two others were sought in lh< ^ I n »■ f ’.a u it M o n d a y a f ! • '( m ***n , t h e i.nfurd, a* yu* i- nnd Km on* t M N aU. J r , of Maltlami. Mo., t w i n Boulheaitarn director for the Na­ basemrnt of the building The vie Dr. I aiiI.I M Spivey, president a n d i h e a t a i i w M ) le a d iiu .* t " 'h e fo llttw in g | « r * 4i i i * v n 11 f 'l X n i g h t 1 ' ’erbacber .»! !(•«•hii»'tnil. n| TO \T T K N D M E E T IN G '■W '■»«vli*g hi* pvnnlrs. )(* would flnH tional Amartran I M Cross after tlms were Captains Edward Rees, of S o u th n n l allrgr at loikrlan.l. l o w e r r o o m T h e M m I i o i . • *1 f ** * * n d o c o m 1 ( n i a lle g - I la w v io l a l l r t t q r.tati a <V» In hla oorlrvs haring served for i c h n l years John I'rterson, and Charles Hoff­ will itrlivn the addie»a which ■ is *0 l o c a t e d t h a t i t o f f e i * r l e a * t t m ( « o 4 * n n g **l \ b»*i i l l r \ f io n « S e v e r a l l« *e a l p e r a u n x i n t r r e te« | aftgr hla' round on a rural mall as Florida director, will leav# Red man. to feature the cxerriaea attemlln). v i s i b i l i t y o f t h e e n t i r e i i h u i i , n n d M Hard It Smilb ••» rilnavill* ■ llo in e i litt le a n d Jo# M e is c h , Crea* service about Feb. 1 to asin l i n y S e o u l w o ik a n * e i|M * c lv > l • R. Mason, who ptrsiilerl. 1 the dedication of a large new 1\l« o th s t a i r w a y * They were trapped when • th • w t i l l i , i t i M i u . d w i t h 1 io l< (l Io n * o f I •••Hose, How a ..I " i . i l m , 1 t o !*■ in O f l a m l o t o m o r r o w n o o ti Yastarday ha Io*<l«d hla saving* sum# her new pocltlon. hotnr for the older tM»y» at Florida three story outer wall of the ( t ie p a r k i n g l a w s T ti« *y w e r e f i n e d ®h# was at one lime a members 1 A i i j o i n l l i g t h i- o f f i c e l« ,* - '• • • tu a tte n d I h r u n n u a l tn e r tin ir u f ■—th r** alw at sacks and a larr* 1 ••nitall, Jr , | I harp, A• >1 Mt ibixlixt (Irphanagr tn llrnao.i $1 e a c h the state's board nursing staff, building occupied by the W«ola g r r o o m w h n b b o u ^ e * l b . a n $ •! h a t Ball '.tha c«pn*r»—I*to hi* th e C e n tr a l F lo r id a ( o n n c ll o f R* anan, l l ( \\.* t.'.urn, I worth Company toppled over, en Springr loinorrow aftrrfMM.ri W • 11io- 1• • •1 am tL* ua m in and a n . l F «*•»•• M ar Io n e l e c t r i c i n s i i l n l e i l W r I i i b* 4.1 I S c o u t* of A m e n . tt. The •M qat i rea bfl* and trsdH th* ear and bar addition jrUI bring th* dangvring th* live* of, hundreds qf The m*w home, prearntr.l t«» the r r . w h i l e a t t b e r e a r «af ih » • • " • • I oinaon, W l» latin. • list h in gitm e dI will. w il NYil|itorn». • -•**.*c-k*rIy l l u y ■Naff to ala mtmbire aa Dr. Han­ 1 **a f*Bt l fa r 4 n*w moH«l. ( o v u n r i l w rill n ie e t in j o i n l s e s » io ii I ox. 4\ F IN... A *•*. fjne$| $ «imlurt •peel*tore * t the height of ■ con­ Orphanage as a gift from Mr. an t l la th« M a t r o n * U - .| r o o m son slowly (a rebuilding the par­ w i'h Th# aataiaahn* daaltr did not w it h th e O r la n d o K iw a n i* * n m l' U v t o i l M M «. 1( .. i1|I |Lm rc hh si i k ’ <‘ l w it h » It Wilson, F s o n * ! which was reduced because flagration which caused $260,000 Mra. Jam es I). Randall uf Hr Ian p r l v a i t - b a t h a d ^ . l i u n g II 11 |»er. la aavnt hla chang*. hut l . l o n * ( lu l» * in l . u r n h e t u i - • * H - i o n a t do, will lw dedicated at 2 O il • li'« in l« * r Ib * • d u r a * » M u t t , i n I • • n .ik .r t , a> damage oitb, Dave 11.• I G yrart u i L I__I IlM rains and found he of IlmitoO finance* •om« T im e d o w n * la n ^ t o il n ii.in * th e C h a m b e r o f C o r i ir n r r .• l.n if d I m • i i k • h uunn k n n di «|i d i **•* » » d '« ly , w a s am B e lla that th* bodies of olhe. o'clock. Keen aa filling a n*c-i nr . o y , 11 I •rdy. J . U Hurl F I HHoy, c o n t a i n t h r e e I n d * e a c h , w ln |« o p M d f W i n n ! Ip /cash. Nut* said •n ir a l 12 I f . ..'.h a R ex |„ R , t • a n t f r i • a*«l| io t u ro r o uunnl l> i n .i il t fu r that l$a* existed for many >ear», victims, some of them s|H-rtators, I* 4H IM H , iVler F l e l t ti ware MjOOO ponnln In th* • l a i r - th e r e a re fo u r t * r 4i i i h *| o * H iu h t o k c r o f S t A u y i i s l i n t , n fr» r* waw Annie tr ia l a * wmA n n i i* M c ln t.w » h , might be found under the drhrt. the new home, upon whirh »b, limit II D ( * - * « 11 S J N i fo r Ib iv e I m» > * each, a m i m ih n ie r d is t r ic t g o v e r n o r o f Rotary wa* »«pressed by f|remen The Randall * have spared neither lino R u p « i l S l r i c k l a m l , .1 G S I m u m i , i )••• tfed w •I* Ixeing .trunk and dia Th# antap war* token to S t Jo * o i-k il) II nry Humpter alia* In A l a b a m a is I l i a p r i n c i p a l a p udsknor money. Will pmvi.Jv m.Hlein l a r g . lo o m f o r f i r t»o y» A lo u n g csum of th* fire I* unknown A It J..hnat*n S 9 D mk I im ). J u « > 4 f k , J ( 4 . fW I S affklal count re 11 i» M t u a t e d a l I h e I h m l l l i 'l i r y R ..a « r s , c h a in e d w it h lo llareoinmlatitin for .to Iniy* in a I D J in k in s . I ' N \V h ii * > h .i» « t , W • ^ i* *4 * ito— ■a ^*1 * ■■■ » t n lr « a M r , w h ile a manner e«|ual io that provided b> o f t i e f r o n t H ( olrman, Howard I •*»•!?, Hurt r i m x a n d s s u s p ic io n o f l i r c v n y , l a r g . k d i u a n d a e r t e n r d e n . lo a r d CWA crews thla w**k began th* a m i E l i j a h N d ii n c r l, c h a r K * * d w i t h any orplu-nage tn America. Ivfhmahn, (2. J Itarhvlt, W It.' assignment of repairing amt re­ b r v a k in jr * a n I e n t e r in g . The hall Ja a tuirk atiurlui, aler("og poirli exleiuta uvn th< / - • c h r y , a n d W . A r . n . p c r modeling t l county school* which handsomely flni-hr.I both in-nl. fronl iwr^h. I hla room ha* accoRIDA hav* beep In need of work aa T a le n t S o u t f h t F o r P a r t M llN IIU ^*1 TA LLA H A SSEE, Ja n . II bV> and cut. It was hull to rmnplei, raodaimna for six boys ■lalltoa roofs, floors, sad walls fo r many IHab ( a * Mela —Thla may ba thr aga of thr mu t h a a a m l vircl* a f f e c t n f t h e r a i n There are » lx a h o w e r a , l a v a t o - S la jf I h S o u g h t A h T o p In V a u d e v ille P ro g T a m KANFdHl. iT tr month*. Aitolarltlrulgi I'I f si pua, and it overlook- Lake M u n i m p ic a , a n d t o i l e t - f u r t l i r b o y - m a n ia lUv loa r Principal work will be dona at tor w hirls, but because mule* i i • , Na D re ss in g : F o r H ig h w a y A ll .n'Tw.i.y tr county Th* front poicli la fin ta h r .l . Rust la coma "too high tha State Girl*' litthe building, whil, another showSI Lyman School hatwaafl Longwood F.»rf laudriii|*|h iv in i professional or amateur rad tile, and four larg* c o lu m n bl duatrial Be boo I at Ocala la going 1 ar la concealed on the rear porch, and Allamonto Springs, and at Mi n i Is Hy resolution In whirh they act rip tre in cr as entertainers am be- F4.f| rie# from tha floor » i auppurl* I* to Hava to gat along with thr far convenience when the boys Fun IMerre Bouthalde Priaanrp School to SaqIS forth Uaa belief that slag is tha • Uiiipgiiiip ln^* Invited tu participate In the Ihe allghtly alanle.l porch roof 11 come in from work or after * fard. The reefs a t th *** achonla three already there—and tha trarl l a s l Inga IT a te ideal material to be usaJ In top* daburate vaud* xille program tor. • Upon rntorlng the front U«hm ’ awlm m the orphanage pool Krjf Weal have been la a poor stoto of re ­ <'Ira$ bl c* -1 i f C.*te«f «• T b* atoto rablnat, presided uve^ way, U t visitor find* himself . The building l> richly furnished, Irrssiny any roads In KW*ri(U. which will be prvsrntod a t the Mis ml II pair for mmds tlsas, and piaster rurnibcra of the |l<ar<l of (Niuntjr M ajfair Hotel on the night of M.»ore II* •w 9 Sk that wa* looaMWd hy w ater drip­ by Sacretory * f B U te R. A. Grey n largo living loom and *lu<i and gardener- now are Iwaullfy<»•ala 14 ('timr^lsiloners have appoaled to Jan. .*10 as part of the Rresldant <»W«-»c hvl*»* XI ring through th* read ha* faDaa I* I W absence of G arm cr Shnl.i room wblak baa a large open fn mg th* ground adjacent to the Orlando the Slat# Road l>npartmvnt fur Rooaevelt Hirthday I'arty., JI laarnad a t Ito matting yesterday F*®0* M • feature. Th* walla of 1 building. ,' l**>n»ar f.u (*lt-«r L4 ( I toad traatm aol of this type on Those willing to donate their Tnaipa » 1* T*nnla, vadlay-WB, and ( l.ar U that mulsa coat around |16o or tb l. ream a r , atippUd .a d fmiah. 41 Prirnda of tha school ar* urgrJ the new U k u k c rt boulevard. T itusv ille time a n l talent tftward tha suc<Ta«r II 41 la buff ' TP*# tWO . bead. to attend tb* dedicatory axarct-a* The roaoJaUon call inf for tlay c»as of this affair, am urged to J. "T b a l’a foo m ask," tb * cabinet work to fllCOUlalA tomorrow. Methodist leadsra from tr«atmvoi a| roa<b, urges the De­ get in touch with C. K. AtVms, A t l a n t a Clear 41 * * * w i . S * for tb* Um . being th . man, paito of lbs atatd are VI- partment I f require all contractor* chairman of the committee on ar~ Auausia near M tlsroii ^ •»bo#l will hav. to worry along •SU parted t o b o present. Including of- oper at In f In this county to uat rangementa. a l once, lie I ff y he Hm v a r t it | l» with tbreo Mule* sad a tractor, inlaid I From lb* liv -1 flclala and loam be r» * f the board ftlaf. T h f resolution was sent i f n-arlted at ihr A. C. L. freight Thoiossi ille ll ; a—14-It owi■ rale(alb * ml tog already to aarrlca th a n . I mg r e * tk * front stairway, of th* school. Tallahn i t t f on Tuaxday. depot in the down-town i h tloh. A. Me Cabinet Goes Before Deputies To Admit Guilt, Promise Full D rastic Punishment Younjr Rockefeller Is Defendant InAetion Rased On Allegedly Unfair Competition LANDIS GIVES HIS VIEWS ON LIQUOR SALES NEXT FALL ^Product Could BeSold In All ButFewCoun~ ties, Says Attorney MjRS. ROSS 'OPERATION OF IS DEAD A FT ER LOCAL CWA IN LO N G ILLN ESS HANDS OF MANY SANFORD LODGE CLAIMS MAN IN ORDER 75 YEARS Nearly 90Men,Women Assigned ToHnndle NeecsHnry I) t i e | *i Been Mason Since IK.r>{), Is Active Here Circuit Court F a l l Ctalcluded As Two Are Sentenced KiwaniansPay Visit To UsS.Entomology Experiment Station .«'« Atlantic Bank Had Successful Season, Feitner R e p o r t s Puss Three B i l l i o n Dollar Mark Today S IVrsoiiN lia il.’d lid o fMlict* T iiurt .MoYiday Ludd MaSpivey To Speak At Dedication Of NewMethodiBfOrpHanage Building By . Man lit 12 Yearn Crews 8vart W o r k On 21 County Schools rAN. i J State Cabinet Decides That Mules AreCostly YeHtcrday’H* W eath er., ii . -X -a-,. . - -id . * •. Iva. ----------------------------- - ! �%M» ' # b1 • b Operation Of Local €WA Hi Hands Of Matty Impulsed of those of our peoffle more fortunately situa­ ted were sufficient to hear the call. * The sum 6t $118,743.17 Is a lot 6f money. The spendhur of ao large in amount of money for charity In a county, with a population of only eighteen theiiittml fflvto nerric Idea of the depth to which hard times have cut. Further sit Mr.'lfihtnann ixrtttirtmVfo hla report, this is not All that Was spent :fqy rttfef. t t does hot include the expenditures of a mtltibef of drgantadttdha ‘which had not yet prepared their dita. Nor does It include Innumerable personal con­ tributions of the "Brother, can you spare a dime" nature. ifcat of these ttmtribuUona represent a real sacrifice on the part of the donor. The depression has takenlta toll at tfid’tOp ttf the ladder as well as at the bottom. There Is none; or ttry few, At last, who has survived the general collMWe of values without finding his own wealth depre­ dated and 'Mb Income reduced. Many of those who are frivihg to charity these days are contributing from their own neeeaaltles or from the comforts of their wives and our c h l ld r t k . " ‘ 1 VERBA F O B TODAY HOW TO W IN ; Trust In the ■ed, and do good; ao shalt thou MU in the land, and verily * u shalt be fed. key are having school but ibit out In Mississippi too. It an the driver was an eighteen r old boy this time. 1 . . . This-is of course the real Christian spirit. Welcome as ore the gifts of rich men who give from surplus funds for which they have no- material use, they come without per­ sonal sacrifice or human inconvenience. But the charitable contributions of the average man, whether they be a ten cent donation In a blind man's cup, or In the form or a two mill levy on his ad valorem taxes, are the result of self de­ nial and a sympathetic feeling toward suffering mankind. We feel sure that this kindly attitude Is approbated by those who arc the recipients of such neighborly relief, but we wonder if ail those who are being helped by the federal government, either through Its relief activities or its Various The B . F . C. asks Congress for jnb-furnlshlng organizations, Are folly as grateful for their sol her billion dollars and another blessings. The federal R..ronimcii? government; Is such nn an Impersonal lmpcrsonaj ■nr to lend It In. Seems there difficult to be thankful to such an sort of thing. It is so t as a couple of banka It missed. Intangible something, so Inexplicable and far away, na the Wall, one thing we can bo United States of America. Very few realUe that this government of ours Is simply ratty sure of, those letters which see burned In the poslofflce de­ n medium by which the hat Is passed among those fortu­ triment under the direction of nate enough to be holding a Job, among the butcher, the [i. Brown were not the AAA, the baker, the candlestick maker, and any others H A , or the RFC, FE llA or TVA. comes have not yet completely vanished; and which with the proceeds of these contributions manages to furnish roller h Olio bill Imroduced In the Sen­ to unemployed ami Jobs to several mltllon others. Your a te soaks to put sn end to lynch merchants, your farmers, your lawyers and doctors, your law by forcing the county In which a lynching might occur to forfeit railroad engineers, your clerks ami stenographers even, are ten thousand dollars to the family all contributing their part toward the funds which supply jot tba victim. Such ideas show CWA Jobs. * . Just how little sum- senators know For that reason, especially, we feel that the min and about how to make law* that are women who arc now at work In numerous government acti­ MSanforccahle. vities and who, hut for these jobs or similar relief work, might be goltjg without proper food, clothes, Or shelter, Governor Hindu says that egilashould he particularly thankful to the government which pa fo r a special session of the tglsletore emanates from bondiMsr groups who hope to have ■alas tax enacted. A sales tax at U .particular time would not kelp anybody but the bondholders. No m atter what the funds so Talaad might Iw devoted to, they 'Would relieve real estate of much •f Use present burden uf operat!*•« county government*. So, Isig!ft lories coulff lie m aili*'ag ain st Veal estate for,bond maturities. .That ll of course what the bondIsohJe n Want, l l would Ik* a *aif |«fi«lator who votnl to l*vy m Balers [ill In Florida right now. [ In aAJItlon to th« un.KOO.ooo,000 which the government will fuwe b) the rnd of the iw it year .an d a half, according to the l'rv»! dent's budget meesage, it will also I,owe acme $2.000.000 . 0 0 0 on hum' 'loan bonds, anq another $2,000, ,000,000, on farm morlgags bonds, I f proposed legislation la rnacte<l, N u k in g a total public debt of or ten billion dol­ la r* more than it baa at the rnd ■af the World War. However, right 'billions of this debt Is nf s selfliquidating nature, which govern­ ment aaperta insist will not have $p be repaid by taxation Thai 9MVM only about twenty-right bUllons fo r the taxpayer to eweat SANFORD FORUM l^ ff ia M t o ,. Sanford Herald. .A more merit n i recently start­ ed la lbs County urging the paymeat of pmi-Uxes, u • help toWtVff* keeping the schools open (hie ' Sprint.' The* whole poll-tax dolltr g t o e l o acheol operation an It la a wotthwhiU effort, and I hope ^<al Will keep It before the pottle, < t ■ M any1Counties are having only fear and five months term i thla yean.it am Informed that Seminole Coeanty la a t preaent only aura of • alx month’a term. Wo ooght to b a n a full eight montha term. When the moat of ua were in ANOTHI IN-WORK SEEN PC (Continued From Faff# Owe) ( Continued T as aklRfal workers in their par­ ticular field, And they a n to M paid the I I an hour rat*. Mr*. Moras alto announced th at a shipment e f about M M pbuflda of pork was reeeired In Sanford today, end that It will ho dis­ tributed fkom the Fire Station os Deeded. This shipment represents the January quota of porit for thla county, and It, together wilh This ' ikncloved widespread use by other arlielea of food, such a* Industries o f the code authorisa­ vegetables canned last summer, tions for publishing open prices la to bo delivered to Indigent to fix uniform and greatly In­ families. • creased prices on a variety of The Hat o f wofkera under the products. * ' • , CWA !■ divided into several ihlgan, Jr., Ceorgg Steele, |tod A number of other misapplica­ classifications, lha first of Which George W. Knight as rodmen; E. tions o f the rode principle also la termed "CWA Administrative were brought to lig h t and officiate Personnel." Virtual head of this depart­ school our elders didn’t . short ment la Roland F . Lamb, assist­ change us out of a few ’ months ant disbursing officer who directs each year. Because other counties the work of nearly 20 persona. In Florida and In other states have Mr. tom b has one of the moat responsible of (he several assign­ service e n d ,* director of Civil done It doesn't make |t righ t fo r ua. I f we make up our mtada for ments. In charge of all account­ Works Administration. ing records and the signing of Untler bet are Mrs. Esther a full school year I believe the and distribution of CWA checks Ridge, Mrs! Helen ttcholti, A. II. ways and means for having It can to all employees, Mr. lam b la Beckwith and B . II. Guthrie as be found. responsible for any errori which aides, *nd Mrs. B. A. Howard a i A fter all there aren 't many might be made by any warker supervisor of Women's prelect*. things more Im^brtant than the under him. Ills eiperlrnce make* In the F E R department Mrs. education of the next ‘ generation. him particularly fitted for this C. kf, Boyd end Miee Virginia If we were to lesaen our efforts In typa of work, it was reported. this direction Very'much the re­ Other persons In Mr. LdiuVa rap heft, Miss Mary Buford Pow­ sult would be conditions which ell a> ‘ typist and file clerk, Bob fortunately wa have never yet department a rt: W. R. May, listed as bookkeeper cam e ran and Merton Aycoche ae seen in this country. For g ‘ Dem­ and ' paymaster for the ^RR. desk clerk*, and R. W. Lawton, ocracy cannot withstand the greed Among bis duties are the aodlt- John C. Smith and N. T. Mel'her- and scheming pf self-centered men •bn As distributors of commodi- without an Intelligent etectoifcte Hfcs. to keep them In their place. Of course the poll-tax has never Elton J . Mooghtea Is a CWA employee listed as architect for been a popular lax, because people feel that they are being charged school--projects. Robert 'Holly J r * Is IliUd as for the privilege o f voting. Nut supervisor of Rorvl Sanitation, a this Is the wrong way to look at Federal project- Mrs. Morse stat­ It, and elnca It U one of the source* of Income for the operation of ed that ha Is not on the local CW'A the schools It Is good cltlxanshlp payroll, and that his appointment to pay it, and particularly at thla and assignment was ordered from time when It Will be of great 4aTe Bahaa see. miatance to those to whom we have , T. P. Apgsr of Daytona Beach given the problem of educating Is a new c a lla g e s who Is listed as more children than ever before on supervisor of all works projects a drastically reduced budget. and V j ' tor Inspector. Your for a full length schoolA. R, Dodge of Altamonte year, Spring! b1 supervisor of the Semi­ GORDON BARN ETT. nole County Industrial Survey. — i- ., « . — (Continued From P l* e One) publications carrying Uqseiv pdvertlsetncnts being ms Bed Into dry states. Clerk argued tk * debtor tries were looking to repast o f the Eighteenth Amendment to b rie r them out of the depression sad a t the same time were “thumb!UK their noses" 'a t' America on the debts. The war debts amendment fixed a tax o f VS a gallon on wine and |S a gallon on liquors, oeer And above tbs tariffs, from nations’ la default In whale or In part 4a t h e lf Arbts.' ’ '* Party lines were split bad t h e amendment carited Jib to A ® . " * ' The ameteSed bill then was ‘given Senate approval and Went to con­ ference with the Haase, where a coqimlttae o f •engtw ,ar»d ropqe- A rthur Brisbane, replying to B g American Federation of La­ i n demand fa r sound money, • ys, "T e n are oa a fla t mon*y W K and a a Inflation baala now, laar Feds re tie n i at Laker. It toara't m atter la Urn least whether by Ulmpty paying eat »y drawing ■» iateraat by printing faOUuaa pf beads oa yellow paper .JdARtEDi itla l q u a litie s t h a t i l v e to y a d r M l lowinrhaaJfNH t l ^ 'P f f * * Read this Im portant 'B o o k le ts and learn how to make dritiihg safer it »*s . I a <g' m . - •ft W b a t a r e th e F lo r id a hrnjtf W h e n 7 0 llwiu-VUUiik' i . 'A ftttitt j U a p p r o a c h • s t a n d in g t o b o d b a q U V a g o n d r 'd t a c k a r g io g c h l l d f c h , w h s t t a U i t f o a ' d o ? .Y o n t h o o ld b e a b l e t o a n s w e r T h r i r and a b u n a r g d o t h e r t r a ffic q d w t l o n i — f o r 't h e 'w f f i i u 'd f adfc, dleaaant tootoridg. " ' M ' .......... V' SANFORD, ‘TW ENTY Y E A R S AGO te Georg* G. Herring will * law In Ut* circuit and ourte and has bung out kla » at kU office la the ceurt Me look the oath of ^office Eha eoprawa court the ether Id li now quallfM to pracT -j* * r v * 7 * ^ y aer, Mr. and Mr». B. W. Herw don. Will Watson, W. A. 1-effUr, exwJ r . g Lioyd.' H r. and Mi*: J. B B. Btfrker end baby of PidlatmiiCila age In ^ |k, |U#tl ^ Mm- SlryknU. Mr. cad Mrs. J . C. Hlggtaa. Mr. aad Mrm S try to r M r c J , j S jwCwXi.. fcrwsm re*Ideate b o o k le t T r o f f i a * u l c ^ ta in s a ll t b a sn o re Im j w ith in i b e s u i a .n f F l e d th a t y o u d riv e in a t < C a ao lin ea’ A ^ 6 3 f bom ' aad •“ u “• m- * , J* •■O k-" e* «] If-? : jr * Y l f i y v ijt i/ »jv . •. Tt imi A III-J »■ jt r.fL ml wealth, whereas Vk •• by • M q a r t M -a tm , Retraining Workers Vocational training for new trade skills demanded by thf terhnolojriciil mlvuruT in ull Industrie* la ttn important factor In the program of indiutrtttl recovery. according to the annual report of Ur. J. (’. Wright. Assistant ( ommla„inner for Vocational duration, in the Federal Office of (education. This la true. I>r. Wright says, because induatry cannot resume activities on the new basis with a lalwir force untrained in the new technics. “ll follows,” he |Kiiiits out, “that as business resumes, Ihe problem of recovery Imth for industries and for worker* will not be a problem of gellinf the millions of unemployed workers back on their old jobs or on any other j«Ais for which their acquired training and experience has previously fitted them. Fbr millions of thoM now unemployed iradltional skill and occupational experience, acquired In the pre-depression period will very generally have gone Into the Tba Important® of sticking la discard aa part of the prire society roust pay for resumption I* galas wban you’ra playing a of activities At nil under the Intensified competitive pressure UM, even the gam * of politics, for economy which slways characterizes a period of re­ -wrirhhwriutmTby the-jam Tn covery." Induslrfaf "recovery and rttininatlan of unemployhick form er Postmaster General ment will, accordingly, not be simply a placement procedure rows now findb himself. It of returtilnir labor to Jobs for which they are Wine th at he once let some air rather a training procedure of preparing labor for the new a ll contracts, not to the lowest iider, aa tba guise Insist, but to jobs that have become available.” The retraining of workers of all ages in the new tech­ >moons alas. Now that It I* ■lag brought to light long after nics is in Dr. Wright's opinion a prime responalbllity of the I has le ft office, It looks bad. It vocational education system. "Vocational education,” he aka aa If there might have been stya. "must function effectively as one social agency of >me other consideration. It .me/ Industrial recovery.” ive been perfectly all rig h t But A always safest, when handling tbUe’ funds or public contracts, go exactly by the rule*. On* be too particular tn such jH ff.A fi— i t , — .^ F t o r id a M i *1 �/ vy<yw u m * irnm D A r. i /w a x t n , i w 'enry tVlHe, Itr. S v tr itn t Bridge Club F lA t Methodfet Church will meet w t' 8:00 o’clock with Mrs. R. L. Shinbolscr, 107 Osk AVenus. . Clrds NimWr Five of the First tfdthodiet Church will meet »t o’ddck with Mrs. W. C. t » 0 Msgnolio Arsons. S m in th County P.-T. A. Mil meet St 8K» P. M. a t Lyman S c W nssr Longwo<4.. t • W * Number Two o f the F irst CbuTTh will meet a t « r i i o’clock with l ir a . J . F . Mca d ls n d , 80® French A verse. Orele NudSley^Thra# bf the Flrgt Methodist Church will meet w- , J r . will i h h v Jncksonvills t o Miss Chris tin* Stoudenmlqp * * a a member o f a select group whBh gathered a t Orange City 1m |o attend a dinner dance which was givVn by M r. and Mrs. Gaorgs ‘A targe number of members of Young In honor af their daughter. tlie younger set Of the city Were Miss Helen Young who celebrated entertained at an informal party h e j birthday anniversary. grtkn hu t Saturday evening hy Mr*. W. R. Dyson at her home in Mayfair In honor o f her daugh3 ; M iss’ Oleds Dyson. The host: was assisted In serving by M tk M. B. Wiggins, Mrs. B. L Mrs. a k . Lancy was sl*ct*d Parkins, Mrs. *F. WV Bender, snd virs-chalrman and Mrs. O. M. Mrs. J . H. Truluck. The guest* were entertained Harrison was r*-cl*rt*d secratary with games snd cottteets on ths arid treasurer at ths regular meet­ large lawn at the Dyson home ing of th* A isles Circle o f ths Gsfden Club of Sanford held F ri­ whjsk .f m A M h t-d P S F * day morning at the home of Mr*. 'C . E. Gormley, J r , Magnolia Ava­ l-hue. It was decided that a chair­ man ba elected at a later daU. [ lir a . 11. II. Coleman reported Utah under tha directio* of MrtPTed T. W illiam , cleaning anti draining had been done at tile R ig T rie and ataleai, violets, ole­ anders, hibiscus snd yellow sldsr y d been plsntad. Members voted that the most snltsble name for the new bridge over la k e Monroe would be, -M onro* Bridge." As chairman of the annual luncheon, Mr*. R. J . Holly sUted that It would Uhe place on Feb. 2 at lb * Episcopal parish house. Rh* appointed th* following decorating com mitt#* I from the eircle: Mrs. R. L Cor­ nell, Mrs. Katherine Davie, Ml*. Byron Btrpbrru. Mrs, L. P, Hagan, Mrs. F . W.’ Bander, and Mrs. B . H. Coleman. Mrs. Endor Q iriett, Mrs. B. O. ShlnhoWer, Mrs. H. B. Pope, Mrs. a J e * if ja * E . B. Stowe, and Mrs. Fred Ben* I der were selected to serve on a nominating committee for th , gen­ eral club election in February. Those present wire; Mrs. J . E. Azalea Garden Circle EleCta A nrtualOf fleers ' , - v O f Onr ^ to ck Of ; FALL and. WINTER GOATS-H ATS- DRESSES SALE STARTS FRIDAY — * - ds.4 — Jahn . -12th ih A. M: ■ ^ '• ^ w ^ ,-uw FO R « DAYS ONLY Wte 'Mention Only A Few O f The Matty. . " , . WondeiTul Values— t * L L 91.98 AND i r »5 V a l u e * 93.95 H A T S .......... A L L W H l if t ~ W 9 L T S L _ ________ ' lT, ONE AND 2 P IE C E W lJOL D R E S S E S INCLUDING C ^ E ^ . V A L t O 15.96 ONE LOT SILK DRESSES. PRINTS AND CREPES—INCLUDING HI GH SiAtras. Y jftites TO‘in is............ O fffi LOt BUyfS D R ESSES. HIGH SKADE^JAUNTS,. U.HE p K R AND NTS, SHEERS, CtlEPES. Elk U L W ATEM A1-8 AND A ^ L J rE S T KTYLES— 112.75 V A L u £ iLOS, TWllzDe AND NoV,TV -WEA VEH. 911-75 VAL. If?, •mat YURI I-htfrt Cetera. tj COAT 8l)lT 8-^ Il!S T r912.76 VALUES____ Ths room, of ths Urge Dooley boat* wsts opened* ensult* for ths oocsiion snd dscorntsd with ■ profusion Of h t n and white s ts r Jasmins which developed a color scheme of grsen snd whits. Mis* Pauline Moran sang two voinl si^dt during ths afternoon. As the ru ret* arrived they wrote recipes for the bride snd pasted them in a recipe book. At s 1st* hour the honor gue*t wss presented with her gifts Which were placed in a clothes hs.ket decorsu d wlih green snd w hit, paper. X salad course wss served at the t e . h o Jf with s ls r g . four llcrcd wedding cake. About 68 guests a oeck of playing csrd ., went lo M rk W. C. Hill while high ecj'rr prise for men, s silk tie, wss pre* » } r d «° Jurtr - K >' Householder. Hefrashment* were nerved si the supper hour to the following: U t, snd Mrs. R A. Newnisn. Mi. snd Mrs. D, I - Thrasher, Mr. snd Mr*. W. C. ilill. Judge ami Mm. E. F. Householder. Mr. and Mr* K. E, Roumillst, Mrs, H. It I-ewis. fend Dr. shd Mr*. W esto n , --------------- ;--------- \Vorld Club Formed MethodM Group * P H *Y i, Coronation* f o B e F ia tU r ta B y Rich C e r e m o n i e s Baron Munchausen la At Milane InNewFllm Baptint Azariann Hold Jack Pesrl, famous "Baron Munchausen'’ of radio, Jimmy Du­ rant* of “S c h n o n l,” fame, and Zaiu Pitts, w himiiril comedienne of th* Pltta-Todd comediae snd many s .feature plfturS, St# th# laugh-maklig trio Jieatfng tfm moat rerrtarkable sD-cofnediae r#|t In history in -M est th* Baron," th* picture that Introduces the radio star to the screen. It plsjrs at the Milan* Theater tonight and FriiMy. The new Metro-Goidwyn-Usyer comedy with muiir Is a hilarious story dealing with the sangulneri adventures of “The Baron" and Durante In a girl's college Mis* I l i t e Is the head chamber maid, and she and "The Raron” fall In love while Jimmy proceed, lo ! vamp the college dean, played hy Edna May Oiltrr Ted Healy and hiiia .to o je s 'a r e in charge of the rampu*. "The Baron" and Durante arrive aboard Vases and bowls of gladioli and a /<ea#guing elephant. I'cari i*4 Ml** Pitta have a acrearaingly I 'ro se, n brighl shades wsre used fundy lov, actne In an icebox ’to adorn the room* of the horn* of The "college g lib ," beautiful sing, Mrs. Jam es G Sharon, West Tenth ing and 'fencing chorines, do a Street, wneti Mr* Sharon rnt*i musical number elimaird by a talned the memtwrs of the Fort- dance under shower-baths. Amid -nightly Cluli with * bridge party the ronirdy is a thread of n love ■omame Waller Lang, famous fui yeatrrday afternoon. | After several progressions of "Th* Warrtur'e Husband," direct I bridge scores wrre added and high e.l tha new pleturs. score prise, a pottery raw , was awarded to Mr* 1). I,. T h r u k g . Mr*. F.. M Ualluway rerrlvrd s similar priie for cutting high. Refreshments were served at the tea hour by the hostess, assisted The member* of th* Pullyann* by Mrs. |>. I- Thresher and Mta* <’>■■■ of th* InU rmedUt* Depart. W ane RKa roil. m*nt or th* First Haptiat Church Those present were: Mr*. F, I). held their fourth riasa meeting on Oalloway, Mr*. D. L, Thrasher, Tdrsday evening nl the horn* Of lira . F, E. Roupnijlat, Mr». I t DMl** Krence* Johnson, lau rel T/cwl*. Mr*. A. F. CunnHly, Mrs. Avenue. The member* brought J w . J . Thigpen, Mr*. U rtriie r Hwith them articles for a penny B a iley , and Mre. Norman H. D#euetlon. _ Following til* auction. gftm*a and eontrsta were enjoyed at a ton with rotated light*. At a, I which time a prise we* awarded hour refreshments were eerved. to Mita Dorothy Mitchell. Re­ Those present were: the Mi* freshment* w#ra ' •erred to the 01*da Dyson, honor gu*at, MO# following: M l}. Hah Hell, teacher, W*1U, Dorothy Wig gin*. Mi Wjggtna, Rildred Mcjnty snd the Misses Dorothy Warren, Martha Telfont, Ritas belt, tk t TTiTen ' McD^htgl, Minnie Btrnnge, Ja^nuelln# CaqipbMI. Rllsab Fannl# Brown, Marion Zatiidg*, LMOgr,' Karlin P alrier. Marjorie ir&iphlna Cobdlo*. borCithj M itCogburn, I<ouls# P et tin *, Jsoie th*II, Helen (tahw r, Evelyn Catee, IJasd , Cecelia Truluck. V id e!tee, ind; Frances Jobftaow. Truluck, E d ith. Priree, Muriel Knox, i.»ey Rnumillat, H a lt! d/ a. R. Wurr POBTrONRX) Whitehurst, Ann Wright,'Gritohmi Morrison, Doris Jackson, Maneif BsetSM e f the death this meritritoasetter, tdlltan 'Bettyi Thurmond. Ing of Mrs,_A-_ T. R*aaett*r, Mrs. ) Also R. G. Hickson. Jr „ Harry Aamuet Puleston, regent of Balll* Jo * Mlnatik, Frpd C Harrlaen Chapter of the DnughEpps, Jo * Douglas*, t a n of.U t# American Revolution, inrxroacag tdilay that thy regular Albert FU P . Edward X a n j KaiuaU*i VolU WU- m s*th g o f % chapter ach*dul«d lams, D#uf to take place tomorrow at th* Morgan, home of l l r i , w . M. Thlgjwn, ha* itmaa, Don been postponed until 'Friday, Jab a, Warren IV. Mrs. Puleeton plated that Mrs h, Bobbie Koasatter w^a on* of th* oldest m tiU r, Jr^ member* af Ui# chapter and *a> nd Harry loved by all'thoee In the local orTelford, Jr. { HONOR ROLL _____ (h, ....... <t|on of Mn<. n. ! . . Takiiih, Nanry Ho**ettert iJoiirui .Morirnn, CeTvIia Truluck, Kiln vvhii h w«arv followed by u Abort i MnU'ile Jotled. .Mil it red I t a t li f f , tni*inp-A in«»rtiiigc. On it a II1 1dirm»n. A nn Hr n«nn, Bill-*, ti. S. So Imu n ilo *n i t Iir Th* follow mp o ffii^ r* won* Dorothy \\ iirtr'r*, Ylrprinia Dann, mm-tinp wiili a pray or after whU’h t^uattleliauin, Mariraret M'fn^huti'nt h wprr soivnl by thv •It^ted: Olivo rhapman, ptr*i- Dolly d tn t; Ine* Will lama. vic*p»r«.- Hrifham, Alice Johnson, amt Jim- hiolrw . Tlio-o p»x**ont w**rv: Mr*. dartt; llaltn .lAno Kortlaml#r, *rr lot Myer*. and Raymond Mon»at Hurry Weeks, Mr*, tl. S. Sclmun, rotary; and J miiitc Mon*, tn*a*ui- vat ye, Mr*. Vcdhr Will mm*, Mr*. I .III in n I .Seventh tirade, the Mt**e* Dori* «r. Mrrllnir* will In* hfld «vorv \ ickery, Mi-*. .Isine* ti. Sliari^x.l W nlnfulay aftornoon al thf annox iMek*ort, Oh dm. Dy*on, lielty TliorMr*. Jane H. Snnlh. M i*. II. ( I .! and all iwrnkWr* of tha Junior De­ rnuntl, Irene Limihiiitfst. Jnn|ueluie OampUdl, Ih»n* MeOalj, (in ln tl** Meriwether, uwd *lre. A . t ’hampart man t ar* in u ltil to aUand bei'lain. Johfi«on. Glady* I'u^sady, t'aioLoe ’fh o *, prf**oi\t wora: Mr* O K L oir Goff, Olive Chapman# Inei Wil Hoyil, Doiothy Sw«n*on, llam*, Jean Sthull, Helen Jam* t hapmait, Sybil WilltMin*. uiul Kortlander, Janire Mo**, John 11oiace \l ooir, Franklin HiMmioii, Robert HI mini. Walter Itnyne*. Allama, ad Orion Farrell, Jr . IhitiyliiNN HfciiMtnui. Want t oehrail* H W ShMillion, and Robeit Heriwlofi. RegularSocialMeetlng Baptint Circle Meets At Mrs.Chaniberlain’s With Mrs. A. 1., Stacey. Mr*, it. I* Beard, Mr*. W. M. Mixon, ami Mrs. Roy J . King ■* ho*tc»*r», thi Mr* ti. II Meriwether t>re*ldcii regular businr** end so. issl meet ,ing of Ihe Asarlsn Cls*» of the l over the rcgulsi inerting of t'irvlv First Baptist Phurrh took plan- | N'limhcr Three of the Fli»l Hap. Tuesday evening st Ihe ihurih sn ti*l f'hureh held Momlay sfteinoon at the home of Mi- A ne*. Mr*. R, I,. Itcenl prr*idnl over Chamlwilsin on South Sanford II N Selntaii hud the abort buftinc** M-*shin whi'ii II Avenue Mrwas itecidnl lo li* vr ciwkrd foml ehaige of the Itihle inie-lion* Ring Oat the Eynt Examined, (ilisum Cnrreclly Filled DR. H EN RY M cLAULIN, J r . Optumetriiil. , , 112 Put* Ave. PR a.V TIN O W* are equipped la prednea first (lea* Job wark at th *. toveei yisaalkl* price*. Glen on h trial. H erald P rln ltn g Co rh ea* It* i SEND US YOUR CLEANING Om expert work, prompt delivery and low price makes It po.nlhlv to keep clothing always fresh and new luoklng. Seminole Dry Cleaner* I’honr *BI "'Magnolia T V *. Ring In the New OFFER YOU . . . . . A GREATLY IMPROVED Polly anna Clatts Ha* Its Fourth Meeting: LOAF OF BREAD H BETTER EVEN THAN It W iU'Be N am dd With Here Food Value BY Tha Outstanding Scientific baking achievement of Ihe decade brings to yun the secret of THIH NEW BREAD. th o u g h ALONE thin unequalled QUALITY will win your approval and your endorsement. fy m tt itd l f t ’i E v e n B i t t e r T h a n KChHlCC 11 J| VD I * ■■ J * fcX sales. With the four group captains Wa wish to express our sinter* in charge, in order to rnl»e fund* thanks fo r tha kind eftip Sth y U for the d u e treasury. Mr*. J . II. our recent b e re iv e m e h l. ’ * * ca " t'olelough opened the meet lug with a Bible vet** and pi*y«-r. During the social period eevrral rontuat.i and games were enjoyed. TOKYO. Jan. I I ..— (/T> — The Mr*. K. L. Ilite received the p iur.l forthcoming coronation of young an apron. In one of the control*.: Henry Pu-YI n* emperor of Man* Refreshments were nerved to I In, chukuo wan d w rile il yratenlay aa following: Mr*. M. L. Italmra, a more to finppba»ltr tho erparaMrs. II. J . lioodin, Mrs. Lo urine | tton of that vlapnneeo-aponaored SIT Pel met t * A w , - { Real, Mrs. C. II. Ream, Mr*. J . II. atate from Crlnn, of which It waa Q u a lity . c o u r te s y , q u i c k : t'nlclauph, Mm. it. l\ Moote, Mi*. a part until the Nipponese occupa­ s e r v ic e . W e m a tc h lo w est V. (i. Hasty. Mr*. F. I.. Ilite, Mi*. tion two year* ago. p ric e * . C a l l a n d be n o * Uriel Ulount, Mr*. It. L. Heard, Itoport* clivulating in China to Mr*. A. I . Storey, Mrs. \V. M. vlnced. J the effect that Pu-YI** elevation Mixon, Mm. Itoy J King, and Mi** to the t hi one i* intendeil nr* a ral* We Deliver Phone l i t Mamie L. Minor. lying rail to the Chlite*r subject* he ruled a* a Imy on the tlragon P I L E D R IV IN G , throne, were liruiwlei! n> "entirely film*" hy foreign office *poke*We are conlrmplstlng h a * J men. Ing our floating driver in th is vicinity the fimt part of thee The coronation of Pu-YI will 1L P. Cooper, principal of the year. I.et us give you a figure Junior High School nnnounent yr-- take place, it l* iiniler^toml, on on pulling or driving piles. Mar*. I in )l"inklng (4'hnngchunl trnlay the tin mm of student* from' the capital, with the pomp an. I I^ALATKA HO A T AND the seventh anil oii'htti gnn It** o f CONSTRUCTION CO. n hi* Echool who have Iw n |»lm«*.l ceremony l\i-Yu knew in I till! n* on the honor roll for the month of the ruler of China He U now the Phnfit*=-1Mo, i«)7 W fcitka, O t T chief executive of Manchukuo, December. T)ir roll incluile* the followim?' the atate «et up after the Japanvao Kiirhth tirade, the Mi<*es Daphns offensive in Manchuria, PALMETTO • GROCERY Mr&ftyson Entertains In Hdnor OfDaughter da Number One at the Plrst d lst Church will n**«t at o’clock with M rs. J . o . ». fa r k Avenue a t Ninth ' ^or the New Name P fo a t . . * . w it H i For (he Beautiful New Wrapper " l - V —Far the Secret o f More F ood Value * H eM u ro ” ____ �2 , ____2 sjity j j T father's home v i t a Mttjr « f r o r tr a w i present. 8ho o f i rod by tray of contrast tbo tfiOO parsons who received Hbly Com a an Ion in Tempo churches M Christmas Day. Tbs Rot. P. J . McGill, cbsaesllor of tbs Dtoeoso of S t. Anguetins, and advisor to the Diacoasn Coun­ cil o f Catholic Women, spoke a few words of boot wIsbos to tbo Sanford council which ja i l recent* states In |ha Interest ly joined the organisation. B is kraal I’eaca" under thought was repeated bp Mrs. of tho National McCollum, i t s to prosidont of tho council and .p ast president of. tho Florida Teds re lion of Women's Qobs. McCMum, of flolaorrllle. Musical number durlag tho hat of the St. Angastin* Dl■ Council of Catholic Women. BamUe is clutrmaa of tha eAmdrkaa committee of the mTCbthollc Welfare Coofer- eoh tables were overlaid with andwaa a delegate from the linen clothe and cantered with aal, *■Council of Catholic bowls o f calendulas, antlgnon, and m to.the peso* cohfsrenc*. fern. Tall fern stands filled with 1/1*7, John J . , XalUghan, bright-colored gladioli w ere’ ar­ |VAU B<mle Cithollc ranged In other parte of U>* ream. th'presided ever tho lanebeen At the meeting e f the board of nttuduiid tha variou* sp*ak- the council held .in the morning f ,U>* day- Tho luncheon was and afternoon plana w on madb d with, a song directed by fo r tb* stats convention to b* bold R. 8. Clark of Tampa, past In Miami beginning on Tuesday, Ibl Council. hl addrcta of welcome was k - l iw M rt. J . L. Hurt who g a t appreciation t« U>* I . officers for bolding their rtariy mooting with' the local jrQ, the youngest In Uis dlol A response to her talk was ■*by Mr*.' Josephine K. Manor Jacksonville, on* of the plo­ ts la council work, who thanked Hanford council fo r its onterrJUttareoUng feature o f tho Man w m tha cn art add rose b by Mis* Kate V. Jackson of \p £ ‘ tb * only honorary mompi th * council, who** parents |*d In Tampa la 1847. 8h* j*d that whbn her older slctcr been a priori had to com* R from barannah, Ga. to bap- April 8. At t h s f Urns officers for the coming year will b* elected. Routine business, Including reports from tha variant officers and com­ mittee chairmen present, was also transacted. Among tboe* In charge of a r­ rangements for the luncheon were: Mrs. Frank Melsch, Mr*. L. M. Leinhart, and Mrs. P. E. Roumll1st, decorations) Mrs. W. F . Rungs, Mrs. R. A. Cameron, J r . and Mrs. T. L. O'Connor, reception torn m itt**; and Mb*. Ralph B. Wight and Mrs. H. B. Pope, who •bowed the guests to tbotr places. Following tbs luncheon Mrs. McCollum presided over a meeting of lb* membere of the local coun­ cil when the explained the work of tb* N. C. C. W. and told what wonderful reeult* can be obtained from sn organisation of that kind. Among those ta sttundanes were: Mies Anns DU1 Gambia of Washington, D. C . Mrs. J . C. Mc­ Collum of Gainesville, the Rev, John Fogarty e f Orlaildo, the Rev. Michael Reynolds of Daytona. Beach, the Rsv. John J . ; Kellsghsn, Mr*. Prank P. Goodman of la k e Alfred, recording secretary) HUGE DAMAGE SUIT FILED BYHECKSCHEI Mnl RosBetter Sanfo Is D«ad After, Clit (lU ckef tile r l GMU t ) p u M ld y M * vortlsod I k t t - 'k j vrtvo 'U « r W , this ( b f t n l u t * m m p tF M W to Import, aad permit Us l o u M T l i Imporf, wore owl Merchan­ dise to ,b* seed not M odasplre (Contiseed Prom Pago O ae) only b r t fo r far-ffoo^ '*M irth| a‘ Three yen re ago, ha was coo- dialog, '.and Uitu carry on „th * ■Idsrod’ tho largest owner o f In* practice* o f trod# ir t u in t t l a eome*prodadng - * real e s ta te . Id reqolroavenle Tl poors ap n member of carioua o f eapttal wKh tala satll about ISM when Mr. Masonic lodge* in, the Booth.' New T o r t. ■-'> • ! ! which to pay d o ty ." ' An Injenctlon to end tho a l­ Despite bis activity, Mr. Bled­ Bjr rtrluo of tho congressional KoasatfPr'a duties with tha Da* leged practices by the Rocks- act, tho complaint alleged. tan- B ara palate necessitated his re- soe has bald only ona office la a feller Center Internets was sought onto of Rockefeller CoaUr display moral to 'Enieturioa, another Masonic lodge goring the Marly beetling Florida community. Thom three-buorten of a century bo in th e complaint. and sell goods In bond fo r a term Rockefeller Center was charac­ of os much as two y tars fredi tho1 ’ couple- resided until 1*07 baa prof essed membership. Hp When they' cams to Sanford. • terised as a "modern Franken­ dots pf Importation. . * nines tlwlr residence la Ban- many vooro a g a stein" stepping “through the door •. This provision bras Mod *» ™ Mr. Blodao# was mad* a Mason o f special privilege into the realm Inducement, lt was alleged, to ford, tha Rasestier** hare boon forward In May IBM at' Georgstoua. Oa^ of destructive competition" In one drew tenants . from other build­ Identified ■with ovary looking development. Mrs. Roeeet- Lodgs No. 88. Ha batato* f t youre section o f the salt, which charged ing*, Including some from build­ ter became closely associated with of ago on Mar. 17 of that roar. violation of in act of congress ings owned by tho A nahaa Cor­ tbs worfc/of church ' groups, sad Since that Urn*. Mr. Bledsoe, allowing the center to operate as poration. until s'Aiw years ago tb * was aa In moving from pl*e« t* P1* * ' Two of the buildings In tho active member of Presbyterian a bonded warehouse fo r tho dis­ affiliated wl(h several lodges, bet play o f foreign goods free of eon U r, In whlcb foreign firm s CHarek 'd rtle Ilf*. during the past several years, and with American offices ~ a n f" lo­ duty until sold or re-exported. Mrs., Roaeetter was on* of the .“As plaintiffs are Informed cated. arc the Rritloh - Empire charter members of Ball!* Harri­ t a S S , ! • > . tbo winter, ooason in Sanford, his fcnd believe." tho complaint set building and (he Kelson - FCan- son Chapter of tha D. A. R . which forth, “tbo congress o f tbo ralse. An Italian building Is under was organised hi 1911. Althfugh where lb* sale of Tatoxkiting Uq she never .cared for the res pons I. -uort Is not prohibited by virtue a United Slatos wee Induced to eonstrnctlon. Roms nf the practice* allured Ml Bias of office, Mrs. Roe setter special elections to determin tlon by defendants that they against tho Rockefeller Center was. n o of the more aetlre wom­ whether such oaJe' should be pot would thus b* enabled to Import asaocistes are: ml Mod." en s f:’th* local chapter. Paying tenant* in oth er, build­ II [Rsborough, Eatimbla. Ns articles from foreign countries fa collaboration with Mr*. J .,N . solely for purposes' of public ex­ ings sumi ' o f money to Ignore WMiner of this elty, Mr*. Boasot- aan mid Monro* are tbo only conn hibition; but that after the enact- present lease*, *, ' te r wrote a ritual which has boon lea not governed by local proh» Taking tenants at prices Id a Mad locally since 1924. Sha and Mtlon law*. They com*, however, Moree, of Tampa, Sacred Heart than required by the center to Mrs. Wk liner have received many under provisions nf U»e Doris meet taxes and actual cost ! Of honor* at the hands o f'lo cal and pscjtag* law, permitting'sale only Leagues. In ooelod palksgts. Many opacial ■' Also Mr*. 0 . B. Bawyora of operation. staU D. A. R. chapters, and they concerning liquor arere Jackdonvllls, way* and mean*; Assuming ot largo coots tho era widely known In every section taws pssaed by tho LegUlature In preMr*. J . C. WTbctcr of Lakeland, lessee of tenant* of other build­ (b Floridk. loua yean. Girls* W elfare; and Mrs. E. Sap- ings, Inducing them to purchase ' Surviving Mrs. Rossotter ar* Marvin McIntosh, assist snt atplngton, re. J . McDonough, snd iptC i, hot husband) a son, A. Kent Hoi. Purcell e f Lakeland; Mr*. E. Tbs plaintiff* charged tbo setter; a/nlece, H arriett* Roger* tomey general, said the section of Mr*. Jam ** Franklin Browp, Mrs. Rockefeller associates with seek­ the proposed amendment. provid­ Paul Cox, Mrs. Louie O rerltrsst, ing to tre a t* - a monopoly an o f W irren, Po.) thro* nephew*, ing for county election* meant and Mrs. Paul Chapman, of'W lnter rentals in the area about the each county n»y; vote at tbo gooHaven) Mr*. Bam Pusaturl and center—between Fifth and Sixth Mr*. Elaln* Lawson of KUstmmo*. Avenues, from Forty-eighth to Among those from tho local F ifty -first Street. * dlocsa* In attendsnco were: Mrs. There was no comment on the Goorgs E. Balm ta, •Mrs. W. F. Bunge, prei Went, Mrs. E. Hi Ben­ suit forthepmlng from officials at nett, Mrs. R. A. Cameron, Jr., Rocksfetlsr Center. Counsel for Mrs. W. L Davit, Mr*. 0 . C. Fcl- the plaintiffs, headed by former lowi, Mrs. H. M. Hamby, Mr*. H. Senator Georgs F. Thompson, vasalpg boards' have W. Hcalln, Mrs. N. B. Kennedy, said Heekscher “ha* determined their'reports. Mrs. Ju lia Luwdlg, Mr*. .A- E. to put a stop to these practices, Mallcm, Mrs. Frank M tlscb, Mrs. if possible, and . for that reason Mary Micklor, Mrs. T. L O'Con­ boa ordered this action' com­ I nor, Mr*. J . W. Pctold, Mrs. Paul menced." retold, Mrs. Henry Richter, Mrl. W. R. Ruesell, Mrs. H. Tnmm, Mrs. Martin Temple, Mrs. J . C. Aycock, Mr*. R. A. Cameron, and va Mr*. J . L. Hurt. 1, I , r n r »T affective. Also Mr*. John Ludwig, Mr*. ; TA9fPA,!-'‘ ‘ Jaih." 11.—UP)—K "■ 'W w three-pago ophilt Frank L. Peters, Mr*. F . E. marked scarcity of labor for wtryk ratling attention to a no Peters, Mrs. F. E. Ronjnlllat, Mr*. In tbd Boatk Florida tmnalg flsMt '»P*d*l laws relating tb June Roumltlal^ Mr*. M s* W ater­ was reporlefl 'yesterday byf J ,C, J Ijquor In equntlea, Lsiidli man, Mrs. Irupcan Caramon, Mrs. Husklsson, In charge of tha Pad- * “If the proposed an Ralph B. Wight, Mrs. M. 8. W ig­ .rat re-employment eervtce here- should be adopted, there gins, Mrs. Wynn W. Potter, Mr*. . He said bo had calls for negro to be no prohibition agi Man' Iii 76 Years r f jf llB E E R T o rt Flag ft A t ST E V E ’S PLA CE a abort time at Entsvprtoa, A la . but ha will, return to Hanford for the winter. Through the courtesy of G. L. Rledaoe, the local lodga now baa In Its possession, a copy of “ Prio­ ri pise o f Masonic L aw " by Mackey- This rare old volume was printed U tU T , two years before Mfi ’ Bledsoe’s father ’became a This book re ms load In the Bledsoe household for years, ac­ cording to a . L. Bledsoe, occupy­ ing a prominent .place In the living rdom, and vend often. The book was loaned to member* of tb* Bledsoe family many years ago, asri only recently was It returned, to be mad* a perma­ nent possession of the local lodge. CARD OP THANKS J W# wish to thank our friends and neighbor* fo r thpir kind wordi c4 sympathy and aid In Dm be­ reavement e f our husband and father. Mrs. Norm* F . Hyotlaln*. W. K. Hyrilains, Mr. snd Mrs. J . L. Edmondson. Brake Tefftfaff on tb* Firestone Cowdrey - Tester S E M IN O L E T I R E SH O P told Her Daughter ToTube CARDU1 Landis Gives His Views On Liquor: ••S a l e s Next Fall Scarcityj <M la b o r Is i i S T t ^ l l S S 'l l Reported NearTampa ™after th. am*ndm< To-Niffht Friday v’ in Hm uenr^s greatest a laugh picture - with 4 ir k flir t s / yirts / worker* to fill 2400 jobs st I 1A0 minufactur, snd sal* of I a day, but so'far bad boon sbi* lag liquors In those cot to get only 160 of them. eioctlon precinct* In Um 7c lino • times, h llna 1 month. ’ Mr*. Joseph(nt K. Maner of Jaek•onvllle, publicity: and Miss Ethel Mlfthnam chare* 80e L B G A L N O T IC E in ,YH YOUR WATCH repaired ip m wha really kiovri ho* I ff* . Jew eler, Mag. Aa. oan TH R E E S-mo nth'• old M W Two white) on* spotted Juply Plggly-Wiggly, Sanford tU-HituaUon Wanted________ WORK A8 Housekeeper In home ; Via desired by lady with coneld ksahle axperlenca. Apply Mr*. .PhUllpa, Route 8, boa I 4D1. n cu rr co rm r o r C O r N T V . KI -OHIDA. ( II AH( RHY. thu n ■N H IR O IJ RODNRT ASIIDO W N . ro m p la ln a n t. VI 1AN K A SIID O W N , D oftndanl TO JA N E A D I DOWN. U n rol*. Stuffy Head Sanford Cash Feed Store ,*• Cor. Zmit.Bmi E u fo ri Added; Special "Sanford’s Only Hofop-Owncd Fnod Store" BALLA RD 'S FE E D S and FLOUR W. T. WOOLLEY , Owner-M i t . P , A. I^ERO Ballard Rep. W. 8 . LEE' Balosman Wirni rimntr. New Torii You a r * h#r*l»jr ord*r*di to a p p e n r to t h * hill of c o m p l a i n t for t f l v « r « 4 f 11*4 B iB lB it you In th * at a t * 4 raw »* In H i* •>"••** ■t l'la*, C o u r l . on t h * I t h day o f r * b r y a r f , I i l l and T h * Sanford I I# ra i d . * n rw ip iM r of p * n * r a l rlrculailhn and p u b l l a h t d III i * m 1 n o l r ('uuntp* K lo rl La , la h a r a b y d « a 1 « n a i * 4 aa t h e n t w i p a p r r In WblfH I b l * nrd»r •bull ti* publlahnde n M « p »wwh for f o u r cuiiatcutlva WHki. wrvtmf ^iotPIKIKNCED lady desires po■j'.slUpn In home si housekeeper. ‘ Under*tends children snd Is will.'lag:to gtv* host of her ability toird their welfare. Will aecopt om and board ae part pay. Apf Box BAA, Herald. Amen c a t favorite! :i• J:' j V ’”' a■a'*rv,.» ; r * / .v jk PCIAL BARGAIN f o r Uta »cy* rook. Hlfhoot grad* four-hour <mol, M e qoartt H< plat, |f p lat, S0* Si p la t 8tanl*y-Rog u m n toH A W M w I iT O N T MOUNTAIN Ct bJtw EMU o n k>« “(purr wihE ■. r2 * n * d . Ms Ik. i t i v t JL W. Lard, Smith I QUALITY PAINTS Si �SANFORD, N a v y ’s Spectacular Flight : O v e r S to rm y P a c if ic f G ivesU .S.N ew A irFrestige Without Vith Only 'nFloriaa . J ■ • \► , 1 ' ) EXPLAINS SCALE FOR boatda ebowdd only U of thaaa wore not clamed la good phyilaal condition. There are 190 woman Suwaaoo tnurtlt* .bar* not cnbmlttad their reports. Alachua county has one driver M years old (M a r t In county has ana who la i i aad an a-w ith a crippled foot) ,8 t Lada county ha* a «hirer *9 yean old with . aa artificial leg] Volusia has one M with aa artifWiel lag aad ana W who la lUghtiy deaf. <! A driver ta Oeceols county ta Dodo county has a Idrlvor U years old who** left Band Is off at the wrist.' Oadartau ha* on* traT oftay whh n-dofarmed head. • ( . J*alm Batch has dhe who was Thursday •bath with oak hand; Marion ana with hi* ' Iqft. hand .gone whjla Martin and. Munro# have ’ one driuai each with n.crippled arm. ’'•Valuta- and’Bemlnele anal* t a one driver Whg k e enly an* aye. Broward. Laon. and Dm ceuntli nk the Waman’e have-driver* under.II years *1 Tboyeday night Two In \ »4 aoynty are I I and oi ar* Iran ednsls- U 1?.'Broward ana Lean **#h ba' Mr. m ilg q , hy be risproslbl* t a t a Mnaaroua featu rn af ad Cataivnt. They arm Clause, arts aad hsidlsbaia Blount, ta n * adnlak Marrtooa, pat s t a r t srnsett, aclanca; VlrIwatkar, U t l i t Jana d b k t Mkrthh MaDaaarclal ■ wnrkt .Clyde power But the APT to ballot virtaaRp% axtaneion af oca he m W far the ta 1 1 a a 1 ^_ ||| of 94 T t a i anir ta g t a r t affidavit with tb . Udnsptog . roll call id him the logUlattoa flacal year •t pay eut •pplying ta a . 19 ta foderal smplay a Inend ffuafftod economy ylUC to attach a thof forthcoming pr Houau do­ re mala*. Tha aeoo, ha naked walk, I House action, add* pendant offices ap] That bill will coma (Continued On | Ford Expri Support Fj CWA Labor I* Use On Temporary Roai The Civil Work* Administration U supplying th* labor and the Central Florida Transportation Do, la supplying th* lime-rock for the temporary road which le now being constructed on Ura lakafroat beginning a t Myrtle A n te s and running w#»t about ana block to a point Immediately In front bf th , now dock and ware­ house which Is rapidly taking farm User*. Big inches of lime-rock road foundation will be packed down under But* toad Department toporvWan, be that easy access may ha had far truck* which noon will ba haul lag citron and other freight carrying a pistol without-fa II- la and from th* new deck. Th* aauaa. Ha wua pantowcad to pay foaadatioa will b* Increased to an 999 and coats Sf acre* 90 days. etgbt-inch has*, and widenad, at , la t a ***** af Bill Btovana and a Inter data, It was laamad today. Ctoada Wall. . alro Implicated .Ip |lki ftl)«t*4 iM ilfif Bud fiifiBiMt datantian af Oaodwla at a petal Service Is Offered To Jest s o w s the JR- Johns River to County Truck Owners Valaato County aa Dec. IT, charge* omaneNegro Spouse e l d A s Kidnapers new t o r s . ju . w —(4v- n n M 'm /i n m Pacific today * u history. MB/Tikiii* U Now JUw O fLk (A .P .)—Tha B era te t< A long, long trail to tlM Alleged Kidnapers Of J . E . GoodwinTo Face VolusiaJudge th* earn* Urt* t a w p f t a vn W in ^ y* is -—tfp>— WASHINGTON, Jgn. TAMPA, Jan. 1I-—Tha Tampa NBA earnpilane* board yaatardny taroad a (taUmanl explaining a racant rallnf oa -ag o provtotona for caaatog factory varkart, palatine out that tha average minimum pair t a loch workact moat ha at Maat M caati aa hour although u r n might roaalva teas. Tha itatMMat aaldi “Th* com­ pliance haard wish** to maka potr­ ite Uia w«ga Mala parmlttad ahdar tha adthMfaud -reaptton to tha: PTaaldoat’a agraamaut aa ap­ plylag to 'carman aa follewa: "A plaaa work ayrtam may b* employed, a acala M a g aat wharaby la aach taparata oparation, poatara, aaattalaan aad packara, aa araraga wage of not laaa than •0 routs aa hour la earned by tha group af m arkaraoa aach opera­ tion. Each hind of place work ta to ba aognUtarad aaparataly In fixing tha acala to apply, ao that tha group working on It ahall earn an araraga af not leaa than M cents eh hour. "To Illustrate! Ton pooler* working n di-hour week should hare n acala whereby tha total payroll far tha 10 would not-fall bofow ppg’for the week. (Ten worker*, 41 hour* each, 480 hour* for th* 10 at ID cent* par hour •quale ?M. This would *r*r*tr* O ta U r Walt, aauda Walt Chaster Blanton, and BID 8 1everts, local man wh* war* charged In Vo)data Ooonry ae kidnaper* of J. E. Goodwin, Sanford fisherman, laat December, wore scheduled to be arraigned before Judge Marlon G. Bow* ta DeLend this afternoon an a habeas corpus htering. Upon being arraigned In Volusia Chanty lodge's court yesterday morning, Chester Walt, on* of th* defendant* charged with assault and battery, carrying concealed weapon*, reckless display of fire istitute Which nomy House Saved Hi MeaaOra 1940, aacordlng to t a l r ability tata owned at"l|1.164,1&8.0l. ta produce. Under tlablllUa*. Its principal “ Th* Mam sv*rage would ap­ driven, .who aald* from ply to the. aacUonltare, tha pack­ Items were full paid atock, 11,81Va s m listed as axcallant. er*, and Ut fact' any' Ceasing fae­ T t8.lt, and unpledged Installment aunty;has U drivwrs on 'Xtim Crauihes - - .. HONOLULU, J u l J I M SELECTED A verage LowestW age Must Be 20CentsAn Hour In lid s State raaigned < Bo that all truck drivers and owner* may ba given every opportoalty to purchase their 1994 tn ck license* before the Monday night dead Jbt* ta rorohad, Taa Collector Jn*. D. Jinkln* stotod today that Ida office will he s p a oa Saturday night anti)’ 9:09 ffblack, add that weighmaator J. M * - ----- * ' ---111 aloes ba awallaUU th proposal provisions paatarday** to tha ladatariatlon bill. f t* r parnag* f •* Throe) merely "A routine movement-" . . I'vrrania W aterw ay trw Th* dvillsn population of Hewn* CHICAGO. Jan. I t - m - a i r k t Mu h*waver, refund to aeropt with Canada, today bat order tapUcrd ycelortlay’a acanaa such a matUr-of-fact vlnw, aad at wild confuilon ae tha aacond Intone# Internet «M rvldwsoad la tortarou* route of tb* <U day of tha calabrated Wynakoop Uia declaration or Delegate Uncola g v r t .np p ro g p g c tia r a a < fea — - - »« U W a . t i ' troth an ratification. . „ . murder trial got under way to­ aa n With the Rouaa baaaae day. B f ordar of tha court lha entire I fifth floor woe barred to all who I couldn't proaant crodentlale. Tha, courtroom Itaalf had an almoeti baff; a hunt daoartad appearance. j. taw.through Dr. Alice IJndeay Wynakoop, | whang Ufa the proeacutlon placed In Jeopardy yaaterdey whan It anironnerd It would qualify tha Jury < for tha death penalty again, waa carriad Into court. Bh* wore tha aama aombra black aneembl* aa yaatarday, a wklta acarf prorldlng tha only relief. The Jury we* com­ yesterthty as six American n*vy pleted today. plana* carrying SO man ot» a »wift "And hare you . any ecruplea 2400-mll# "routine" transfer trem agalnat Inflicting the death penal­ California to Hawaii aughtgd at ty ?" Ponri Harbor In t-l-S ordar. . Tima and again tha BS-yaar-old All Honolulu roared with tha woman haard this question asked din of welcom* aa tha hlg pinnae proepactlve jurors by tha Intent loomed out uf tha northeast, thun­ young proeeculor, Charles K. dered p u t sinister Eoko band, Dougherty, who aecmlngly la than over picturesque Diamond planning ta demand the extreme w i t h * flotation ta Head and tha glittering esnds of penalty—her life, the Ilf* of Dr. of' bonds of Omen Wtlklkl and on to tha gentle dmAlice Undtay Wynekonp. ter, of Pearl Harbor. ’ *. Iter thin color!*** lip* were eat The oror-all olapaod time of the In a floe line and her eye*, beContinued on Page Two), ' I Continued On Page Two) WASHINGTON, Jan. Ik —W Bupport for th* purpose of the Nil A expreaaed by Henry Ford quickened capital Intercet last night In th* permanent form tha 102 Arrests Made By OTgenlutlon may a* City Police LastMonth An Interview with I yaeterday in th* New Y Timaa, Th# Ducambar record of arrest* brought no official *o it at th* White House but th* st noth- mad* by tb* Sanfold police de­ partment reveals a total of 101 lag to tadIcnlo t a manufacturer’* u f i w r t l u were alleged law-YWrtion*, which, aft­ anything but wtKdm* to the ad­ er haling been brought before ministration, inchsdtftg ■JlUgh & Municipal Judge S. A. II. Wilkin­ Jahanon, who has clashed with son, produced |STB In caah collec­ tion* of fine* levied against com# Ford In t a past In th* Interview Ford saldt ‘Th* of th* guilty Violators. Disorderly conduct chariee led NBA is being Improved." la thla connection, It waa re­ all th* rest) 44 persons having called Johnson recently Inaugurat­ been docketed In court on tha' ed overhauling of approved code, charge. Drunkenness was second to give adtad protection to labor with 19 niT**te made, while rl|ht and consumers and to break up charge* war* levied alleging Die monopolistic practices, . possession of spirituous, vinous or "W* beilev* absolutely In what malt liquor, it 1MRA) Is trying to do," Ford Ot the 102 cases docketed, 14 said. "Thera were poaalMlltle* of were dismissed and eli wrro barm at the beginning, but some- transferred to county court fur bady with good sense seams to 1 trial. Th* most unusual charge of havo ■tapp'd ta. tha month Waa that levied against “Ws*ra not against It. Why a person far falling to report *n should wo be? We’ve been dolnx sutomoblla accident. all tha aunantlal worth while Ullage which th* NKA proecrlbes far yaara. City Hsd CashBalance "Mr. Roosovsll la trying ft make Industry do what w* were O f 148,900 On Jan . 6 doing BO years ago. Th* d tp of Hanford had a cash "Bo up to the present time we have believed absolutely in (he b a ta ta gw Jan. 8 of 8tl>oo.3i. It wan ronatlid to tha City CommitIdeal bahibd NBA." aIan thla weak, although not all of melt*? wu* tba property of Waycross Payroll For thla th* sltP' C a r Shops Picks Up Banreaantlng tax coltoclions prim a w , tk* money was classified WAYCROSS, Go.. Jan. IE —Th* la BM report as follow*! 9 4 8 .^ 24 payroll far th* Atlantic Coast In tlto ordinary checking account; Line Railroad ihopa b*r* thla I19U B In tha special assessment month will b# 9T8.4S9 aa compared fund) g iu .04 in tb* raflnancing with 191JW0-4B far January, 1931 bond' aaoount, and |49>U In the —an beanos* of 911.497.89—11 It tianltan t trust accountTh* report also Indicate* that anaounaad by J . W. Daniel, su­ perintendent. aa af Jpn. e, the percentage of Thla Increese of nearly |H 400 1999 tax** collected had reached Is m anly for tha ebopa and tlsae 1149 portent of th* total asaceenot Include tha traneportotton, meat of 9tl2.9IV.U3. The total roadway, office, yard and olhar amouta collected to Jan. 6 wai department* 111,44944, Uaving an uncollecte! Mr. Daalal reports also a decid­ balance'uf «I97,4TB.«U. ed increase In paeaenger traffic, particularly in In* ioeal paeaenger traffic, following tha rochtrtton of Schedule Of Payment* the paaaoager fare to M caul* lha Fo^ CWACre wslsaued toll.. « AU CWA worker* will b* paid at Iboir projects tomorrow, It G raf Zeppelin May Be off was stotod by R. F. Lamb, autatOperated From Miami aat disbursing ’ officer today, ex­ cept tbs paroon* working under MIAMI, Jaik it.— Prah- th* following foramen, who a n to abHltp t a t th* Graf EappaUa and bo Mid off •( Iho Flra Button: F. A. Dyson, 10:80 o'clock | W, rthar fflrwnfl to b* operated by Dr. Hafn Ecbraar 1a Ii s m - R. Dyson. 10:18 o’elask; J . L. oceanta S a rrira will make Miami a Aldarmaa, 10)40 o'clock; A. B. pamawgnt t a a af aperotiaw* was Wallaca, 19:48 o’clock; R. J . Holly. 80M *'«ta*k| E . J , Maagbton, 1:01 a'rlock) earpanter shop worker*. B OB a’rlaakl F. U. Vanabto, 8:10 o'Ahdli 4 Mfllt m n department Lake W a l e s . M a n Is To Head Citrus Group elected today bo head th* Nation­ al Orange Committee, and- J.-A f Ysmell r t U kk Wsl**, T tarfB t to preside over the NetWifl Grapefruit Oommltto*. ■>'1 The chairmen were named, bp committee members assembled here from th# cltrua bait* of Florida, California, Arlsona, and Texas to organlsa their natlaaal Farm ar-nln.stratlon re press rvtatiros eat In at lha meeting whkk waa ha|d ae closed session* at th* Department of Agriculture. New*, papunnan war# • Informed there would b* a formal eUtamant on th* proceeding* when committees had aompleted their work. Indications were that raamberi are not In accord on eoveral potato. There la also soma doubt whether lh« two committee* would aetott a nsltonaf coordinator at thla tlm*. Notwithstanding, all committeeman appeared confidant that maohlnery for marketing reg­ ulation will b* computed Imme­ diately. Tha meeting la llkaly to go ovar until tomorrow. u pray*™ ID “ *k * r*Tf*l»d today r t t a auM offices of the CWA. WJib twa exceptions, all *U sre "on tba payroll" aa reddprojsri. Is .assisting,tha CWA ta directing anotherwhich U working ra * igad aat.-- •» , , Tha fareman now ta t a aroi-W- 8 . . filtte S - MD lK k w fltlf 1724 W ater Meters In Service H ire D e c. 30 A total af 1TS4 water melon ware In sarvku to this city at t a and of l>*c*tabar, It was reported by officials of the water depart­ ment this weak. Of thle number 17(1 werg rageUr metered aartlcae and urn wan what le knonrq ay flat fat* ser­ vices Thera wyr* WO dead earvice* at tha and at tba year And (87 fire hydrants In service. During December th* depart­ ment handled the following a9sign menu i set 4> meter*; yamoved*(4 meter*; transferred 14 meters; ra-raad six meter*i ra­ pe Ired f7 meter*; r*paired tight leaks; InelSlUd tkr*e services; an­ swered thro* complaint calls; mad* (10 collection calls; cut atf nine *ervle*s, and turned on seven serv ic es a In tha matter ,* / aipplta aaai by th# varfoua city department* during th* month, th* rocoad r*vtela th* following consumption of supplla* needed la pumping 18.783400 gallons of watory 701 gallons of ft*), oU| 40 worker^ iil* n'ritck; V. 0 . Hast/. pound* af shlorine; u gallant af b . E. M. lubricating oil; aavfa gnllona of keroaana; 91 pounds «f ammonia, and 8900 KWH af #)**tr ic ltr . | » W* j lyadit, W . B. Dyg Carl Farnell, C Y/Bstcrdmy’s Ile a l* — F t. r f l ^ 1 -At,, n u ie rin l* TTm. � 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, 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 11, 1934 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 11, 1934. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 11, 1934; <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/1eb6e88931f0b65c7f3d2598d71d0ef4.pdf d84f58b9e15b5c7c72fe26894a04f636 PDF Text Text ■ < f i SA NFO RD , ] ivera Without [nd With Only tinglnFloriaa a ay’s Spectacular Flight Iver S torm y Pacificy GivesU.S.NewAirFrestige ------------------ ------ 71 BOARD EXPLAINS WAfeE SCAfo FOR LeeSaysCor Transact! J IM SBLECTEDi^J's',.i:,u^ t. St; Which FOR SERVICE w t e S 5 £ 2 s S U J W U I/A A D LowestWage r o a lf n e d ml ttad th eir yeporta. Alochoa county hAi one driver 88 y e a n old) Martin count, baa •wo who la AB and one with a crippled footj ,8 L LOcie county bn* n Orlrer A9 y e a n aid w ith on artificial ley) Volu.l* boa one to with on crtiftelal lac and one Al who U allcbUy deaf. « A driver la Oacoola county U k ra T o P ls j Thursday to t - t h e delayed thla a rc a a jn tlo a | 't o the moaie r a t tho W**aaa> :t Tbuyedey nlyht t o t I r ao a’d ala - TAMPA, Jon. I t . —T h . T am p . NBA compliance board y n to rd a y tosood o itatom ent explaining ■ rocont rnltnc « l wag* provisions fo r coaatng factory worker*, polo tin e M i th a t Dm average minimum pop fo r inch workoro m a rt ho at,M oat W ca n t, an hoar although m o m m ight receive h u . T h . itoM O m k M idi " T h . com­ pliance board w tlhM to mmk. pub­ lic Um waco ocol* parm lttad ohdor tho aothtotam ) mrcaptlon to the FreeM anl’* agreem ent aa applylnc to 'can n o n aa follow .: "A ptaea work ty tto m may ha employed, a ocoJ. hoiac aat w h.ru­ by la o a th aoparato op.ration, peolora, a o to lo n li.n and pockara, aa average w tfo of not law than M aanto a a hoar U earned by Um CtoAp o f• workora on aach opera­ tion. Koch kind of piece work U to ba coOalAwad separately la fix Inc 'tho ocolo to apply, *° th a t tho c ra W w orktnc on It .h all c a n t aa average of n o t loaa than N eonta aa hour. "To Illustrate! Ton poolers worktnc a 48-hour woak .hoaid h a r . a scale whereby the total payroll fo r tho 10 wooM n o t-fa ll W e w $9$ *fbr tho ‘ week. (Ton worker*, 41 b o o n aach, 480 hour* for Um 10 a t 80 cento per hour e<raali poo. Thla would average 08-00 per worker, hut Um alow.r * *lee*i and workora would receive Um footer workora m a rt than 1940, according to their ability lo'M olata will bo Nr,?rhUllt%'W d r if t ra, who a t Ida from wore, Itotod'm wcoJIeot. Alleged Kidnapers Of J. fi. GoodwinTo Face VolusiaJudge Crashes Ohaator Walt, (Claud. W alt C M .U r Blanton, and Bill Stavena, local men who ware charged In Vo!onto Oouary. • • kidnaper* of 1. E. Goodwin, Sanford Hi Herman, laat Decorabar, were tcheduled to b* arraigned before Ju d y . Marlon O. Row* In DoLond th l. afternoon on a ha too ■ cerpu. hearing. Upoa being arraigned In V alu.la Oa«Mty ) edge'a court yeeUrday move lag, Cheater W alt, one of th* defondoato charged w ith *md t o t u r y , . carrying concealed w et pane, rocklea* dtoplay o f fireiplng, ontored o Carnival. They oral history! O f AU S T D 1A I » x wotora of Poor! nomy It I IiLililnli Iiu A L ’^ j w ^ <* • *r" n e s s In M e a su re ' • ^ i?* ■»>_• WASIIINOTON, H ouse •nd I-eaA O o , o f J»cJ®j«Wlo, 4 *3,000,000 OOtorprlM, W to i* e .j k» M |d. ho hod "brromO 'ia tta fW d from rtfo rto fural.hod m frb y A* ' . . „ “ T----- _ , Through dark****, tog. H uW a rtl Strict Order Secured «itnr haurds of over*** nyi«* By Court Contrtato . With WUd 1st Day '<■-OT- 8»'t" hiTfcSSs; rx ss ? s £ £ T r.U r,U y . w n o m a tto rM M h * ’ .low , u f o rd .r r .p l.r r d »>W »onfu.ion HanBilliQn Y es h N?wJ*wOfL* W A S H IN G T O N , J a il : ( A .P .) — T h e 8 e q e t # , to W n t« rffh jr torturous i a . Ik .^ * c o n d ,nUnM |nt.r* e t w a. rrWtonwNl In IA > » ti p p y But ih . i f f t o t h . - L r o t U . of Delegate U ncot* V o te o o n i murder trial col under way l<>- McCamUaa of II: of t h . t o « ” V. 1 ballot virtually V , .. . Ington th at the f Ho charged, In on officio} noth •xton.lon o f oca By order of t h . court ‘h« *n‘£ w a , for airm ail . flcalloq of hU ocllon MOi C- L ho u i r .1 fo r tho fifth floor w m barred o all to Um m .li F osier, p to .ld .n l of th . t o W g i - apply inc I# C l $ kncwA-SiAt Um ftret couldn’t proaent credential.. Th . fBtor, . |A federal ■■pipy th a t " lit. director* of .o ld t p * Um iim Im . Uxiac Ito courtroom Itaelf had an alm ost. 0 | n ', . ,« ta rta l Inc ond loon association POT. hxtf. r.W top h im * dM .rt#d appaaw nee. f l l.r . .w aited the knowingly violated t h . p ro v ttla o MpithrooAhvPi toidinl b r. Alleo UndM y W yn.koop.| • Ip iln c II before mlt of th . h . 1 o f t h . i t o t . of w w whee* life the preeecutloo placed " l1' * * A’. too, ond have knowingly potlllin In Jeepatdy yeatenlay when It anUd certain of IU offleot*. oconU nounerd It would qualify the Jury d u . tomorrow, on •nd o*ria n t* to violet* corUlo fo r the death penalty . f . l n , waa .tood by ihirlac < pro.Ulona of t h . low relative to carried Into court. She wore the m ile, from Honoli bolldlnc o»d lo*» aaeoetoltona. aama .om bre black en.em hl, a* JV ! J . W. Pettyjohn, of JeekAonvIll*. y e .te rd .y , a white acarf proeldln* f l 'f h t ln .... was appoloted . agent to toko tlS only relief. T h . Jury w a. comcharge of o n to , ond affolra of t h . pletwl today company and call o ftMOtlng of "And have you _ any tcnipl*. • c a ln it Infllctlny the death penal­ ty T" Pend lac reerc»nl*allon. th . Time ead ac»ln the 8!-year-old company wilt continue IU b u .in e.i woman heard th l. que.tlon aakad a* M ual, and Will not clow It* proepectlve juror* by the intent doom. Lot announced. younc proeecutor, C hariet S. ' . P otty John will ba required to Doocherty, who aocmlnfly I. poet .bond of $88,000. planning to demand the e itre m . In o itoteraent a t tho cloee of penalty—her Ilf., th . Ilf. of Dr. Waikiki and on to Um conUa wa­ bo.lneaa N ot. SO, 1B$3, the Horn# Alle. Llndeay Wynakoop. • it. Bulldtac ond Loan Co^, Uitod It* I t .r thla eolorlM. lip. w .r . » .t te r . of Pearl H arbor. T h . over-all elapeed tim e of the aeeeta at |U U ,« 0 4 .t< , and IU IlfWASHINGTON, Jan. I t —OP) — In a fin . Iln. aiyl her eye*, beContinued on Paye Tw o), ' . kUltlea a t the h i m araoont. (CootlnuM Ob P ace Two! Support for the purpoee of the The principal Itom. under aa- NRA expreaeed by HaOry Ford eeU wera $>iT,17( In ln .tallm ea| quickened capital Interact laat loan* on real aetata, and " I nlyht In the perm anent form th . lata owned a tV l.l8 4 J5 S .0 A ' oryanliation may aaaoAM. U nder llablllUea. Ita principal An Intarrlaw with N fU yeaterWASHINGTON, Jan. I 8 ^ - ( 4 V Y tB Timer, Item , wera full paid atoch, 11,42V day In th . New Th* December record of arreata C. C. Teague of Loe A ngel.a, o i l 73S.lt, and unpledged Ini tall meat brought no official eomjbeat a t tb . W hit. H oum bat iborolw at noth- m ad. by tb* Sanford police de­ elected today So hood the N ation­ •took $4#7,122.1S. , •■f to todif*to to* liftowoNto partm ent revMto a total of 101 al Orange Committee, and - J . -AJ "T he ollocod Irteyvlartty In the , nyaoufaciurer’a u a m S m were allayed Uw-rWaUon*, which, a ft­ Y oro.ll of Lakh W a le a /T to rf M cowpoop’o . ^ u atoaaa pp ,to the er haTtnff been brought before to preilde bV*r th # . K i t t H i p riio a l Um# to n et oo g reat th at •nythlny b u t 'wtWdMO to t b . ad- Municipal Judge S. A. II. WilkinG rapefruit C om m ute.. •' - *• • It Would cauae Um atockholder* mlnlatratloA. Inc^idlnc ' JlU fh S. ton, produced $878 In r t .h rollerT h . chairman were named by any ap predabla looa," Mid H i. J.haoon, who h al claeheO with tio n . of fine, levied egalnit aomo com m ute. member* aaaamhlod Lao. "The action in kppolnllay an Ford in tho goat. bare from th . cltnia bait* of In the Intortlew Ford aaldt "The of th . guilty Violator*. agent to toka charge to taken for D l.ord.rly Conduct charge* led Florida, California, Ariaona, and NRA la koine Improved." tho purpoee ad perm itting the In thla oooaoctlon, II waa re­ all tha ra*t| 44 per.on* having Texaa to orgm nli. their national •lockholder, to b a r . a reorganlia- called Johnaon recently lo au y u r.t- been docketed in court on the', projocto In th* Uon mealing. The itoakkoJMr* In cd overhaullny of approrod code, charge. D runk.nn.ee waa tecond ■tohlltoatlon program .m ' iwtooIM today AS UM < Thro* aep er.te m arketing agroo­ a company of thto kind ato .Iml- to glee addAd protection to labor with I t arreata mode, while right a offlc.. of the CWA. menta have bw n perfected by Um tor to th . dopoaltora la t haak." and eonaoraora and to break up charges-w ere levied alleging Ih* lib two axoopttowa, oU • oraage and grapefruit ahlppora of Lm '« announcement did not name moAopollatlc practicoa. . ore "on Um poytell" aa poaecMion of (plrituou*. vlnout or the rogiona, with a view to regu­ pereona ha charged ha* vlolati 1 "W a believe .U o lu taly In what malt liquor, $(r***- Th* oxoopUwM lating all m arketing iuppltoa. th* lawa. r e C arraw ay, m anager I It (N RA ) I* trjin y to do," Ford Of th* J08 caret docketed, M Form ar-nln.etratlon repreeerv-l ord Couatry Q oh, and •aid. " T h a n ware poaalbUltlM of w .r* dtomtoood .n d . 1* were taUvoa aat in at tha meeting which harm a t the beglnalnr, but some, tre n tf.rro d to county court for waa beld aa cloeed aeaalooa at tha body with good aanae >M m i to trial. Tho paoet u n u tu .l charge of D epartm ent of A griculture. New#- wtUr Um B u t* Bond D ep art* Mr. C arraw ay direct# #rtW have atopped la. the month Wat th at l.vtod agalntt paperm en ware - Informed there of I ' l N v which to aadertakln* ”Wa*r» not o y aln u It. Why a peraon f . r falling to repoit an would bo a formal ■tateroent on prdvpAMnU a t Um d o b , whUo ibouk) W0 h o t W .'ve Iwea dumr •utomoblU accident. tha proceeding! when committee# l l |j j b |b l 8, atrigend to A 81 while all Um aaoanttal worth had completed their work. re M p re J e ri, U a tt lr ii a g the 1 thing* which th . NRA protcrlbe* Indication! wera that memberi CWA In d lm tln g aAothor- , t for y e . re. ore not In accord on aorerol which to working on A rood p "Mr. R oao.v.lt to trying St Um U potato. There la alao lome doubt make Induitry do what wa were wbother th , two committoao would doing $0 years ago. Th* City of Sanford hod a rath ..ta c t o national coordinator Al "Bo oo to the present Um# w* have believed abaolulaly la (h* baton** bn Jan. a of $4»>oo 3 i. it thla time. Not w ith,tending, all woo reported to tha City Commla- committeeman appeared confident Ideal toklhd NRA." ■lea although not .11 of th a t maohlnery for m arketing reg­ ’ W. R. B. Dye Dyson, thto m m y waa tto property o( ulation will be completed Imme­ diately. Tha meeting to likely to th* oily. Bcniiiianting U* collection, prl- go over until tomorrow. : moiMqrt lb* money was classIfiKl WAYCROSS, Ga.. Jan. I t .—Th* In tho report as follow* i $48,r>3u.24 payroll for the Atlantic Coast in I h i ordinary the*king account; Line Railroad shop. tore this I 18U 8 In tto tpeclal aaaeesm.nt month will to $71,41$ as compared fund) $188-44 In tha refinancing Account, and $48.18 In the A total of 1TS4 w ater meter* with 80SJXM.48 for January, 1932 —an IntraaM of »l$.4*7.S *-ll It Gao-Plant tru st accounL orate In aervlc^ I* this city ot tto Th* report also Indicates that ond of December, It was reported announced by J. W. Daniel, auparlntondent. aa * f Jan. 4. the percentage of by officials a t tto water departThto Increase of nearly $14400 1988 taaas collected had reached m art this wook. I* merely for the shop, and itoes 114$ percent of the total at*i-**Of thla numhor 1722 werB regu­ not Include tto transportation, maot o f 8SI2.eiV.U3. The total lar m itered service* and two wore roadway, office, yard and other am ount collected to Jen. 6 w a, what to knowp a* flat fa ta eardepartments. $II,44$J4, leaving an uncollected vice.. T btro w jr* $90 dead ser­ So th a t all truck drivers and Mr. Daatol report# also a decid­ balance of #187,478.W. vice* a t tha ond of tho poor And aorewr* may ha given every oppor­ ed Increase In passenger traffic, 287 Dr* hydrants In service. tunity to purchase th eir 1984 la the local paaccngor Hu ring December Um depart­ track Ikenooo before the Monday particularly traffic, following tto reduction of ment handled tto following »*• I f h t dead line la reached, Tax the I m a l ig n fare to 14 cant# tb* ligam ents: le t 4$ m eter.; y*. Collector Jo*. D. Jtnkjna lis te d mUe. moved *34 raster.j transferred 14 today th a t Mo office *11) to .pen] m . t . n ; re-read tlx matora; re­ on B atordn? night until- »:4dj paired 87 m eter.! repaired sight •Mack, and th a t weigh m at tor J J leak*; Installed three services; am awered thro* complaint coital mad# 210 collection calls; cut off nine services, and turned on seven r* . looli t th* Court Haoj services. U:00 o'clock 1 11 IMA o’clock 1 by tto various city dapartm ools rtoriMon. State tow requlu during Um month, tho rotobd tovtsto th# fallewtng consumption of iuppltoa needed In pim ping 11,713400 gallons of WOtor; 701 goUana of foal ofl| 40 If o’clock; V. 0 . Haaty, pounds o f th lo riae; 18 goUana of I R. B. Thompson, 1:30 b . E. M. lubrlcattog *0) oovfn ,D . Loos. $i40 o’clock! won, 8:80 o’clock; Em ­ ammonia, trietty. ir. A;M o'clock. Ford Expresses His Support For]Aims 0 i Recovery P lan Lake W ales.M an Is 102 Arrests Made By To Head Citrus Group City Police LastMonth CWA Labor Is 11^ On Temporary Roa< The Civil Work# Adminlatrolion 1# .applying th* labor and the Central Florida Tranaportotion C th. lime-rock Citjr H id CashBalance asMult foro, to .applying temporary rood which Of $48,900 On Jan. 6 now being corntreeled on the lekofroot beginning at Myrtle Arena* and rvnntng w*.t about one block to a point ImnMdlalaly Infront bf th, nowdock ond woiwthto WMk, boaM which to rapidly taking farm there. Waycross Payroll For 81* Inch*, of lime-rock rood foundation will to packed down C a r Shops Picks Up under But* Bond Department toponrMon, bo that anay oocooa may 1724 Water Meters In be hod far truck, which aoon will Service Here D e c. 30 bahonllag cltraa and other freight to oad from th* now dock. Tb* bond' foaadelton will bo lacrooaod to on •IgkMnch boat, nod widened, al a lator data, It WO#l#onwd today, 'bSXZS-f: , Carl JFatnoU, Service Is Offered To County Truck Owners Yesterday's Grsf Zeppelin May Be Ratotoc r �* J y j.i i r j T*! ’ ’ •) • U ii\* .Ttt Vi i ■4 r f - *. ,■• j r" ; * ' • ■. ■■.1 a ■*-j_ ^ U> • a .j»Vf r— * ^ -■*- . ■ tloa ih a i pr otak ly « f l •d by «h# 7 M M H th# doe* of It* pr***nt A IU|«»dr l u bltl, p b c t o f $3 ■ gallon on tpirtai •d to tmloo morn tkaafA In rdrotrtoj tha M m toi low ond Uotrttn- big loophole#, Mtlraatcd to Ptv doto f 170,000,000 annually;' va A flD w m i Jam * i b ar, 1 'ota th a ib m w Iho Hf* i ho th a t bailor. io, thacgfc ha woro dead, ha lhroj And Whaooorir id buUeerth Id mo ahall For th* new aatomoblloo scarcely look Ilk* automobiles at all. Streamlining haa been so developed and extended tlA t “airflow* haa taken its place. How “airflow,MIn eaa* you hadn’t heard, la what they are calling tha new- llnea of sutomobiles which are designed to overcome all wind realatance. Everything Is rounded and curved and sloped and tapered, until the whole car looks like a giant raindrop rap l£ ly going went -The “airflow” principal not only overcomes the roar of the wind againat the car but alao facilitate* parfeet ventilation within. Another rad Ida) departure, about which we expect to bear a great deal during the next year of1 two, la what U called Individual front wheel auspension. These - - a “knees,7 a i ----i t ,on . from the tod Cyprian hill* rag Ivan to the B o t m ‘ m>)or supply M b' carry in g appropriation* fo r ardl~ n ary M o r a l arthritis#; would toitlfy t Additional appropriation Mil*, M drtUp a ta n k possibly earrplng m u rwtatog O afoneo, tho b into th# Wilton* for omacgOmp King Georgs, j Tha ju .% . a aponding. A uthorisation fo r m ntladbtlon bo pro«*d tpt* o f tko m corutruct Ion m rpum lb a monp woo raft and th* , civilian conooefsUon aad o r which th eorpoj v and odjounmd Amendment of lb* boob Acta under which tha NRA a U ‘ pgrf osgtnaarlng both la th* cultural adjustment* ad m M at r a ­ 1 In p r i n t* Ilf*. wlU detion* w o n founded, and own# r*isalf a t th* approaching vUian o f th« aoctrrltles a c t; and, a net bar chapter In propossibly sothori**tlon fo r tSa.prothat opm*d With hi* a rtrad* agreem ent* w ithout osom iu tla g each to th* araato ‘fo r f tll- replied Dr. WVnekoop qubtlp and w aited f o r oaalatonc# to ha fk atio o . 1 Addition IrgUlatlon “ ‘ probably wheeled bach to th* county Jail. will bo dob*tod, aom ojof which li a Imeat certain of anactm ent, in cluda*: flight* *f th* poet. O at* Ing w aa th a r l r l a i l ahaaaa* fe a r fa r th* aafhty o f th a 3* .participating. Tha *a cf*a* a t th* od*M nm * B atlfbatloo of tha 8 L Lawranca w atarwap tre a ty ; R otrbb* o f tha a s litla g hack­ ing IrgUlatlon, Including bank de­ posit g u a ra n ty provision*; A utherisatiaa to th* praaldr.it tyrannoualy naked, and a rta lv # m aaths a g o t b p flow la farm attaa from Norfolk, V a , to C ora S a b . inaaataa. s a d thoac* la 8a a D bg*. ta llf . ; A <|dkk a n * ta Baa r r aa rtar * prat od*d t M r Opirhol flig h t U Hawaii, w h a n t b p wHl t o d a Uooad p arm aao atlp .' > l a ataay roapaCU th is aaHal a n d , calamitously Unemployment Figures The State* 1* in the elimina­ *no United. unutm omvuB »•* leading •¥«***.•• the «... world __ _________ accord!— *4* tion tlon of unemployment, 'according to statistics ~*>,nii«i compiled hv by ** the International Labor Office. ufflee. A comparison between th* last quarter o f 1033 and that bl the n rr ‘ ‘ -----’unelnployment In thinedkVui thl JJ doclinoIrt'unefnployment State*, C iniu,, Untie —— , ——-— — . world: thei United State*. Canada, Bol^um, Finland, Jugoslavia. Rumania, vi Hungary, .Australia, ____ Denmark and tha Irish FVee State. ‘With 1920 taken as the base year, with the Index of rj employment marked at 100 as normal, Ini Labor Office finds that the rise in .the L M of th#** aaaurlty dral*. It October of 1982 to October of 1988 waa from 69.6 to ■as th a t s e a * s ir tr*n*poria- In England tha Index rose from 9i.fl to 07.6. While u l company g i n him 1260,000 nloyment in England la not nearly so acute os it Is ii HA of stock fo r "**rvlc** n n *d,“ or oomathiaa Ilka th at, l a out* U m In a clai* ’ with Sm ith, BUI MoAdoo, W. )t. ’--- -* chat* d raw s ; ' " up . a t th* council Him. A a th* hour* pa wad th# ihlftoU •UghUy l* bar ***t and *haw*u tb s uruaiinaaa af lUneaa. A fparWaa enigma la Hack—oat gait* emetloniaat. .L . g ta 1 C * W rit, U anybody * to h a * * 'th a t much money aa .a. ' . .*..- I a. a Sal. ■S_la __k. f t , waV# glad It's Lindbergh, W* hop* h b d o ck hasn't gon* o ar m U m aa moat of th* « .» < * \ life jiV.bg a “| loot laathor Strappod atlppar th at p ro b ad ad fro** baooath har long coat wa* an tnd«a of Umar atm#*. t a prospective Jurors gar# th#lr »j T R A D E -IN SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO An alarm >f fir* brought o u t' lo ad owaod hg th* Holden M#r i « • fir# d#partm#nt yesterday Rotate Company aad U certainly morning U th e coroor of Park b h whappar. Tim touts*** cy. Avon## p a d PU th S treet wher# pOUOfl b U feat, ala iMha# la cllth# H tn ry fam ily maid#*. Th* eumforanc* or shout U foot la dtofly* woa |Uotovar#d before It waa Motor, t ',V l ■ U rt* enough do aay d a m a n M ia. Wlthorogooa. who hot boaa and waa U f tt f .itla g n b h e d by vblU ag har a b to r, Mr*. J. 8. th# d o p a rta w u t • Ib d g w , U ft yeaU rdty fa r har aod, WUtkor and h«n Dr. C alharlae Wyoa V young b o a aad hi# iW ar sittin g M ar b tr r f f l . aacam olunkaU f* to illy, ah* slowly turaad ad looked out over (ho M Ik*** hi th# cnarimotn c K 2 l 'S S 2 S 5 .£ f O llie itl# *bwim bW WMMtSd Jaat aow hw Mg tri-#toto la Ortande li m lh* UsiMlBtobh y- F t’^ruiZiZsJLr'a'S r l"; ■\ m ud adjourned t>r. •op d#MriW h#r#«lf on .a# sa le Liberal cash allowance for yow# old tim w h e n t r a d e d i n f o r n e w Firestone H igh Speed T im . F IR K V T O IV E r* H & i December, 1932. >. • • I SEND US TOUR CLEANING �Benefit Party Given Par Woman's Club W&gwa*OfflalIWoeM Cease To B ritf M PoUtkel S y m b o l tod^p. There m ay" b* m attem pt to prevent it* poaaage In proteat against the ooonogpy rider, Republican# who have only I K n u o tU n to th* Decaocrat'a 311. were ao aurpriaod by th* antieconomy ahow ing th a t they cheered vodfereoaly when the vote waa announced. The Democrat*, kuor* (urpriaed, aat silent. The thing th a t made It **peci*lly (urpriaing to the Democratic chieftain* waa th a t they had m id flatly th at President Rooacielt w asted the legislation and had ap­ proved the procedure under which it waa bring coweidered. Chairman Buchanan of the eppreprtatiom committee road a let* te r from the President expressing "hup* the Congress will enact th* lcgtalatlve economy provllion re ­ ferred to in my budget message." And Ju»t before the vote, Rep­ resentative Byras of Tonneia**, th* Dem-icraUe lender, took the > — <a m ? WASHINGTON. Jan, I f —( J V The wigwam of Tamm aay B all would cease to exist a* a petition! symbol a nd the organ itation Haelf would be given another nanao if the plans of a group believed to am * . Mr*. Jehn A lim Brown have th* ear of the odmlnistaaUo* Mr*, f l i n g * UcCrum. M r* W. B. a re eueceeafuL W ard cam e recently from O t t ­ Then*Isa. M r* F W. UcCaH. M r* JL U. Hatch.wm. M r* W. CL ers! political leaden well known D ettfc M r* CUrewre Sm ith, M r* In the capital th at a determined J . M. D i m * . M r* ft, F. Cremhnw, effort would be mad* to oust John M r* Jehm Ram bler, M r* D. CL P. C arry sa Tammany chief. I f B nrefin. M r* J . K Praeaea. M r* successful It waa said th* **at r m d NtLJmO. M r* E . A. K arri- •U p of the plan would be ta drop mm. M r* R. W. Turner. M r* th* name Tammany Hall In re­ Amde M eager, M r* Elisabeth organising th* Democratic p arty , Bey**. Miss K atherine TUI is, nod la New York City. th e Rev. W. JL Cooper. Proponents of the plan, point­ ing out th a t the victory of M ayor Fiorello H. laG o srd la in but fair* elcctkMM left Tamm aay b at n few borough and county office*, said the n u t move would bn an anti-Tam m any drive In upatate B efit* a h u g e aadience, th* New York a* well a* in lha b o r­ L iterature nod Mvsic Deportment* ough* comprising New York City. mt th e Woman’s Club presented The aim of the campaign would a -C brtewt Evewts" pregram Wed- tc to "box lo" on Manhattan Is­ si** Jey a fte rnoon a t Iho d a b house land such control a* Curry has with M r* J . Drogfaldcr aa sponoor- left. fo r the L iterature Departm ent and Both Curry and hi* Brooklyn M r* A rthur I t p s a s am i M r* A. aide. John It. McCooey. refused to M. rtuUipo as sposuors fo r the climb aboard the Roosevelt nomi­ M ask Department. M r* J . T. nation movement a t lb* Chicago Newby wa* hostess for the a fte r Democratic convention, and ‘I'oatnoon and Dr. Elisabeth Tracy m aater General Farley h at mad* psi rid .J over a abort laaslncss m re rre t of denying Curry a at ari in of th e lite r a l a re Depart- •here in federal patronage la New York. '* . TW program opened with a re Political observer* pointed out view hy M r* E. D. Brownlee uf th a t McCooey wa* a White lloua* a a a rtk te hy Frank Simon on the visitor last w rtk and there o as general world eondstiow which speculation th at hi* wing of the Democratic group appeared in a rvcm i iasue of the New York, Atlantic. M r* Browalev quoted m ight be brought Into harmony Mr- Siman as toamli-rsog a war with what is known aa th* Ronacralt-Fariey faction.. Behind th* entire movement eras said to be a desire t* i|m o** any fcatarre * f his pcreon alily and possible -T am m any- stam p from |le a d for more sympathy sad nt Democratic rnrajldatea In , New b etter oaderstanding of what it, York. Leader* of th* movement gwang o s In Russia, especially, wore known to feel th at huch a •race (hat eoontry ho* been rerug label might hinder the ehgnesa of their candidate* both in th* state wired by the United S tates an^ congressional electloni nest psator of the la k e Mary N a iarrn r A cempreheoeiee and interest fall and in future New York City Church, to conduct revival servh i t talk aa Mussolini. kirn hars- contest*. icew at hi* church for a short pe­ riod of time, beginning on Sunday, by Mrs. J . BL Root a fte r Jan. 14. The llev. Melton has been pastonng some of the K atarene cliu.cl.rs to thh Florida district for a number of year* and has — , —* The Mimes ' Jewel Chapman. many friend* here. Pauliae BeOamy, end Evg^yn Nip­ per were elected group ladder, a t the moathly bualneao aad social meeting a t th* PhUalhea C l i » of the F irst B aptist Church held Pr** | Tor*Jay evening a t Ih* home of To-1 M r* J. J . E lliott In th* Park — Open ------ — , in1ent a. lioatrsaes for the and! A partm "Thee*‘a a Little While House." m ing were: Mra. J. J . Elliott, M r* B ranaa prwaahd at (he. Mia* Ruth Borland, an d Mias U L a'Jew el Chapman Mr*. Marvin Milam presi.Vd o 'e r the meeting and turned in The Hub was drewralsst fee lb. her resignation aa president. After with qnanlittes of rn e -ija committee waa appointed to rih e r garden flowers arrmng ' e ert a new president the meeting bowls Ja-tyourned fur a social hour when a were served and M A n r a ! 1* " " " r r enjoyed . . . . „ I Those p rc c n t were: Mra. John r j l t f f t a i n * A t B r id f iT C Abraham*, teacher, M r* Marvia Milam, and th* MUaeg Ruth In hessae a f Uw the mem r n n l i i u s f he, iCummlngs, I’auline Bellamy, mm af d a b , M r* B. C. ear Kvrf^ Nipper, Virginia Lawson, jennetv* tier Iaod, Florroe Mandun. Florence Hardy, Eva Cunningham. Blanch* Cunningham. IlaaeJ Tew, Knahnm Kelly, Aline Bellamy, Ju lia Wet la The firat group, Mra. E. |f . Calloway and Mra. Jame* G, Sha­ ron, from the SO member* of the Woman1! d a b who are to giro "vanishing" parties fo r the bene­ f it of the bulUIng fond of the club, entertained with s rontraet bridge party laat night at the home of Mra. Sharon on W est Tenth S treet Contract hrldgo game* w rre en­ joyed sntll a late hour when irorea w ere added and p rlata aw arled. H igh aeore pritea were given to Mra. John U Galloway and Fletcher II. Dailey while Mr*. R. R. Deal and Mr. Galloway were preeented with low erore p r i m . Mrs. Galloway was given a bowl of gerberea daisioi, Mra. Dca* received a blue vaae of Columbia rose*, Mr. Dailey a allver money clip and Mr. Galloway a d e n t jof playing card*. Mrt. W. C. Hill waa lucky in rutting and wa* Ihe re­ cipient of a large bouquet of gladioli. The room* where the g u ait, were *nt«rtalne-d w r t decorated t i t th* occa«kin with a profusion Of Etoil* Do Holland* roe**, bright coin rod gladioli, and other garden Ho w en. R ofrefhm enti war* arrrcil a t a late hour by th# hoolrtart, assisted by W n. W. J. Thigpen, Mr*. Sam ar) Pul** ton, and Mra. H. A. Newman. * I t waa an noun rod a t the conclnilon of the party th a t Mra. B. A. Newpian and Mias Mablo Bowler will have the n eat "vanishing* party, with two tablet of g u c itt, before Mar. I. Thn»e present were: Mr. and Mr*. II.M . Papworth, Dr. and Mra. Samuel Puleston, Mr*. R. A. New­ man. Mr*. II. B. 1-ewla, Mr. and Mra. J. L. Ualloway, Mr. and Mr*. Norman S. DeForest, Mr. and E. f . H ou.bolder, Mr. and i R. R. Deaa, Mr. and Mrs. W . J . r ) Thigpen, Mr. and Mrs. P M t M r . t , H. Bailey, M itt Mabel S e v ie r , T . Jj L. Duma*, I* H. Deae of C h a r t * * - i ton, S. a , and fudge Jpnwa Q, i \ Sharon. 1 CHINESE REBELS DIO IN HONG KONG, Jan. The Intention w to nn»ton-'" ” mid rebel r«w i iarm n n y’a / ■ iiuvhmwi struct a formidable "Hlndanburg line*’ 20 miloa from Fop ( J mw tn .e . stem the advance of Chian g KaiShek’s N ationalist governm ant IgJ vadsrs waa Indicated today la .dis­ patches from the rebel capital. ♦ Hf V j . 1 . TWO PAIR Chiffon Hose F l i n t Q u a l i t y ; A b n o lu la ly F l a w l m n ; A ll l a t M l F a ll S h a d e * SATURDAY ONLY TOM ORRO LAST DAT Dreamt thla coupon and 9*e and receive one 11.00 J-ut.box of Face I'owdar. on* »l.00 bottle Kauulalte Perfume and two pair* 1 1-00 Ladle* Tailored lloee. All 4 Article* SPEC IA L9 9 c $4.00 V alue.......... .. . _ OF OUR ONE WEEK SALE Still Marvelous Value* In WINTER COATS y .» o . Tki. nerttrirate aw* We eariHvs bearer ra one al any usaolao Mills*. blah a r s i s ■ t I S K ssstsls r* a aa* Psasll gas* All li arw rsr ■haSrs. laSItt* aa* s t r i a Lifetime SSSUJMW HOSIERY " bat .' — GENUINE SUMATRA BINGS / j M I Sumatra Hems hare fiery 9 [ r v m brilliance, blur white col- I or, perfect cutting. Bern* J S r t H airs Gem* present th* I d J H utmost skill of modern f l •': 1 1 science. They stand all S teats. *> W M a ll Orlers Se M itre—neerb— —it root B a p t i s t Philatbeans Elect Group Leaders I.ANEY’B DRUG.8T0 IIE SIGN POSTS TO CONDUCT REVIVAL The Rev. W. E. Mellon, evangeUet o f F o rt Mperm, has been aec e r s j b ^ T h t R*v. B. F. Graham. P riv a te Iiutraction la Value m Fla no latM d u r See Mm. T. a McAnly I Court Ante. Fhtmo M l SAVE MONEY ' IMAGINE yourself on an unfamiliar highway at night in the country. You want to so to Allison. You come to u forked road. No Bigns! Which way? You turn left end come to a crossroad. No signs- You turn right. You come to a town. It proves to be Liberty. You go back to the fork and turn le ft A mile or so farther on you^ome to another crossroad. A sign pointing right says “Alli­ son three miles.” But for that sign-pout you might have traveled miles—apent hours, and come short of your destina­ tion. v \ Imagine yourself in need of hosiery, c l o t h i n g , breakfast foods or anything else, and this newspaper without advertisements! Think of the number of stores you would hav;e to visit, Qualities and pric.es to check, r u l l i i h l l H b a i n n n n f llf lp p Advertisements are sign-posts. They are informa­ tion. They save y o u from wandering aimlessly f r o m store to store. They keep you advised of the newest products; of the latest values* They save you time, and put greater buying power In your dollars. They assure you of Quality and service in merchandise, for, only honest goods honestly.advertised can stand the spot­ light of publicity. ADVERTISEMENTS SA te n 4. �fn HI* -tjteM Book #. r**T • ‘ .. * Cfk* • "jgh, 1R— Dean W.MtTaMre Jims ytar ' 't r lC 'lW * Cathedral, In tha. ta w edition of bla •-J. i*. * 4 J£ Q a L .N O T IC E Ming aasetM d at Inuanc* or 0\ieli n . i q k ■«( a” h , * governm ent ‘ aoriooaly . eon* iplated taking a ttlo n a g aln it *f Ui l_ In .aftam the Wa*!w t a l l y Bird p a r t aofl ’llu the tw«F w ar,” j ‘Living 1»P *« fcW popular appotUtlou. “the gloomy dean," be aayfl further th a t -If. in th e future wo ar* attacked by * ; European eoalltfpn wo m ay take It ag prob­ able that tha United S ta te i will Ware ns to our fata unleai, In* d*ed, we are Ineeded by a black a rm y " t ' t When the United State* Joined the alllta. ho aaya, "w hatever aontlmont waa allowed to enter Intp th eir caleolatlona waa In favor of France, not England." The po*itIon of G reat B ritain aa pfMt of fha g reat powers la bound to decline relatively though not absolutely, ho predict*. -The fu tu re, a a 'reg ard * effect­ ive forco and w ealth, belong* to large countries not yet full of pedpU," he adds, f Declaring th a t the dominion* may not alwaya b*. w illin g , to su p p o rt England, th g dean oh* laervee fa rth e r t l u t .“It seems to m f ’Jio .b* alfnoit certain that.-we •hall be unable to find food and work for our present population. thl* reason I favor eml* rta tlh n or better' at*te*dlrect*d c^lonlulion." . .Other quotation* from the vol­ 1st Rounds Of Herald Golf Tourney Played SIGNED FORTRY WITH ATHLETICS All fira t round* of play leading tow ard the winning of Tba San. ford Horald ' trophy tournament R are boon staged, It waa • la ted today by Andrew M. C onaw ay, m anager of the Sanford Country Club, and pairings for the next round* ar* already made, Reaulta of the first round: ' A. C. MeReynolda won from Flashy Sanford Short­ stop Of 1932 Gets Chance Of Lifetime j>,■*.(' tit®'■ > y ,i A Musical Comedy JJird! BIIIP, JACOB RUPPERT.iT(Vla Mackey Radio). -Today yoftr llva* were la the baoda of Ood and tha tngln* room. If ' either .had failed, you would alt b* dead man tonight)- ' This la what Commodore QJkttte a IMd u* at dinner -tonight (December I t ) and It mad* "in* realli* more than anything that has happened alnc* Ibis trip -began, w hat deadly realities ws ar* W against. . For four day* wa have drifted around In lb* fog. half th a tlmo wiOij_ljnwiin£_nortbwoat gal* try- ume! unknown.' • ‘ ■ '‘Knowledge of methods of birth b 4* y ,o l /anugrr, control, h a t had unfortunate re ­ ’. iti ikoimLAnn.' r*et*e v e e n a»mi- sults on tha morals, o f many pertwMy.i»lo»aUL» *o«fe of both, sexes, . * i j t . i t tvrrsKH . "The g ran t of universal su f­ frage la a hypothetical obliga­ COMPOUND ; \ : • . .- ;j * “* . ■ ■ .« * ' * •>* * . ' *» 25c : - 49c ifiWM 1QNIOP<s r- ' ' il" '> h h V > r ta ' • u£■ S T : 3 lb s 's i l l 1 0 c 2 He# Is ] L 5 c Fplnopr- ■iV lA u h j aphtha' -' n. *, “ ^ i . .. .j 8 O'CIXJCK.... "Mild-Mellow" KED CIRCLE " F a rfc c t. B la st" • Sunday, afte m o o ^ 1 i« Vm thougim,. 7 1 bav* learned, to my aurprlM.t that fee b . a noiay thing. The. ware*! M they aplaah agaloit' lb***' mammoth bergs, eet great bolae^'ln them. In which thoi pluogink w ater roars In a thou*-j and hollow karat The sm aller; berg* ,aod cake*, aa thay gallop; by ualor w* push our way through; 'le a d s ' .Id their Ughtly packed) m**i, give oat strung* growllqr> sound! .and tha constant ringing of tb* btli signal* from tha bridtaj In .th a login* room, all help to; m akt It anything but qul»t around J hare. , CL O. th irty ahlp through *hat must be tha world'* most dangerou* waters, lb* gal* would have aceompllahrd Its purpoee against Ul—tb* gate and lb* Icebergs. We bav* not been able to as* monthan three mile* since last Frl day and usually only u faw hun­ dred yard*. And wa*v* mad* only M mile* sine* noon Balurday. Thousand* of Iceberg* go plunc log past ui In tha gloom—soma of them Dra mile* long, two" br three miles wide and naUmatrd at 1,000 fest or more from Mali tip to submerged bottom. If , « t ram our 11.000 too ship Into nee of them or run over the aubmerged part of It—well, lb* Ti­ tanic did that, you know. Ur If on* of them rushei-at u* out of the Invisible distance and crashes Into the aid* of our ship. It will be Just loo bad. flul our wise and nbl* skipper* know their stuff sad ar* performing miracle* of Judg­ ment to d iteersm noshlp every minute every day. . , Thl* morning, ' however, .-they, tael in enemy they hadn't counted Oo—water—wafer in tb« oil. Is the midst of our work of dodging tbesa moving Ice mountains, atop ping to let them drift by. nr dash-, lag out of tb tlr way. tb* eugtn* room reported tb it some w *l/r which had leaked Into the *141- van mark on them tha wondarfut board lank had risen through U,eJ flight* and Other exploration trip* oil, bed been pumped under peso-' Adfnlfal Byrd and otbei* ar* going sure to the burner ‘ non!** and lo tank*. Jf- you’re of high, jcbool had eiUngulsbtd tba flame* which' qpe qg.ovdr and aren't a member keep us going by making our) yet. i on 'ta d hocomk oaa right ■team. By tb* llm t Chief Knglqey aw ayi, vtth , up ot»II|dltta 'of.'.any' 'Queen bad awttcb'ad I* the port kJnd.roi .Hitting tng at' tha M ttja tank And. bad begun to revive-tmr Aink tic* Aviation And .Exploration 16*1 steam preseur*. our ship bad' Club, JJn td t lA lln g te o 41th fltrfVt last practically ntt nr b*r h»*d ' ahrt,; Jj**trigldu , 4 v a , ifaw York.' v a^oetni a k.U addrv.eta way and for more than ad hour) N. w* drifted la a 60 mllr gale btqkoat Itamdad *a»eIO*4 * ‘ Jot), a n J in the 11132 post-season1Sq.-al ts the b a tt-sa t in the C*narris* tietwcan Cairo and T hom as-' tral.F lorid* Leagq* ax wall r l tha vllfe he Ini both club* a t bat. i n ' Georgia-Florid*' Lcaguk. 1931, his Ural season In pro baaaball, h# played with Chattahoochee tn the- OrcTgte-J'tori'ta Ita g u e , j LITTLE- U lliL SAVliS CHILD, hitting above J 0 0 In th a t loop. DETEW, N. T , Ja a . lJv-W T -. Ilia beat asset la aptad, a* waa f l t m . Mhgtnetlt, 1A dashed InU idbe path o f a locomotive w h ld Tender Garden P E A R .' 3 Now I c a n s ){** T ripp' J . y ^ tln rtS r tl *"? . ? • « _ j , k*f dm k. * R p u Wcdnyvdsy. ■• , -,>f ., ,; ■■-—------- * „ „ H X K G IJW C ^t'B D 7 l MONDAYV * V N EW T O R E , Jan - 1R—M V * T h t K t(ljofl National'CdVpdrnBalf ^ r a |t f 0T fBRTbO ayalnaJ John Rlngllng) . IS* d reoa k «r*nall eg Inc • ho own* tb* corpora Uot th a t amount on fie* note* ox* c u itd o c t. m ix YELLOW RIPE Wlnesap APPLES 3 lbs: 22c |Fla, CELERY lrg, CHEESE lb. 15c IQLEO lb. Creamery BUTTER lb. 23c \ RUTABAGAS lb* T 3b NUCOA 2 Iba. 15c | No. XRed Bliaa Potatoea 6 Ibfc 2ge; Snowball Cauliflower lb, 10c | English PEAS 3 lb » ; 22c, Small CHIPSO 2 pkgs. 13c | Whole Wheat Flakes 2 frkyV lTt: Nc.2V2 Libby’s Pears 2 cane 35c | No,2Va Fresh Prunes'2,cany29c" Libby’s Garden Peas No.2V£ Hominy 3 cans Campbell’s SOUP 3 cans 25c j Fancy Biscuit Flour GRAPENUTS pkg, 17c | Orange Marmalade 16 Tall MACKEREL 2 cans 15c \ Salad DRESSING No. 2 Cans Apple Sauce 2 cans 19c | No. 2 Can Blackl^gn^s^lOe Clabber Girl .Baking Powder 9c lb. M others’Ch<tcolpie IQ^ Drano or 8anl-Flush can 19c .PRUNES ,. 2 lb. pkg«~n j -19c Ga* Cane SYRUP %'gal. ,27c SCOTCH OATS 3 pkgs. . ’l9d Tuna Flakes can 10c I VELVO lb* 17c |P . Butter 21b. Jar 19c No,-1 TOMATOES 3 cans 16c | Phillip’s Pork & Beans 3 caps 15c 3 cans 17c LLUybylB, P otted Meat^. cana 11c I bars 15ol; Mother’s COCOA 1 1l£ can 'io*. c c t 'I b e e t s Black Pepper Mixed Vegetables G old; M edal MYLE’S SALT LIMA BEANS Toilet Tissue Flour ' ru U N Dr B E L r-usD fO CUT BEANS Staley’s Starch ■ +■w*. • * f ' *"Kitchtn T t i f d " f B/tJORN ; ;,SPINACH-; ■; tor evjtry baking purpoaa L. H.:Cleahser -a So.’ * SUPER SUDS 2 pkgs. ,15c Lovely GELATINE 2 pkgs, jk; GINGER ALE 3 bottles 25c Ctp. LARD a. A* MACARONI 3 pkgs. !5c No. 2 TOMATOES ^ c $ n t Wafahbum’s Pancake Flour 2 pkgs» 19c BROOMB 26 or. jar Queen OUVES 25c | Vienna SAUSAGE 3 Tomato JUICE 3 can* 14c | Brown or XXXXSugar 2 pkggej1 Wo. 2'/, Can AFR1COT8 15c PRINCE ALBERT'2 Quaker Maid PORK A BfcAKS. I l r n a a — S tuart ntul, ? -No. TOktATOFaJ a.No, i Can Pickle Peadies ?»c POPPINO CORN EVAP. APPLES Comer Magnolia Ave. ----- . GOVERNMENT INHl^LTEEi,^WDAI*mk 52*** - .. _ -[^ Stew Be# ' A B P A R A O C a . p k s tlc c a n . .8 9 M W taU na P o t R o a s t 11), 1 of BEEF IK J J u j p Pork Hams . f lniifc helpless. T hen th e steam returned and w* resum ed our gam e of tag with th e stra n g e m oving city of le a It nmd* aa thlnh serious 7 Hpeak log of sound*. I bad a 1 funny experience today. I *’a*| I n n in g over the atarboard deck fall looking a t tha reatlei* sb efU of lea a* we ploughed through, them . No on* eta* waa on deck. Huddehly. from som e place off the ■hip, ’1 heard a gruff vole* yef.,' "Iley ! H ey!" I u v nobody. A giln, U waa repealed. I c ro n e d to the port rail I d tim e to b ear th a an ­ gry ra il right below me. And th eie , on thq Ice waa a email Adella peoru in , about II Incbe* u ll, run nlng along on tb* drift* with a I.erf eet C&arlle Cbaplln waddle, keeping Up with tb* *blp and turning b b head every few aco rmda to lobk up a t us angrily ars cry. ."H e* ! H ty l" , Juat aa tion to a fetish nobody believes any longer. “It ha* become more difficult to gutaa w hat the electorate I* thinking. If th eir manta) prorrsiea d e s e r v e the name .of thought." Finest Shortening • t, .#tt" *•* <|i ^Looaene** of eomiuct la un* 'alee* eald r,rtK Ita m ta arruT dlnr I* rjUetlinnably 'spreading downward 11.1 a*tie thereon on gebruafy, A. I*., to classes where It was elm oit JeTal algriatel* and Angelina Cottlo, tumbled down an embankment with the child to es* cap* death, and then went to achool without a word to anyone. • C ta r f h r S ta re * , ftm r up; B ollj won from C. L. Btldln, tw o up; John Ludwig woo Vrom S. i x t a U - . tw op: R o r. r . 8yroes, J r , loot to X . Klto, flro down; Jo* M ta v in won from E. P. H om hoU er * * * * ( Jack P i t i n won from R. 8 - Chapman, on* op; John H rrta t D efeated G. K. Foll*f*r. two np; H*nry to r H ilda defeated Bflty Favilla, two ,p " ‘ Mr. Carrmway ha* announced th a t a blind bo*i# tournam ent win bo played o m the eoorae totnor- r l s-*f,*tjmg:. >, r t■-m ftj r^m M 1 iX id *"■ V 11*4mmV t ammm%Vf I I I . e -k v v a K vwb.yfc.ap.-Tx,-XV piqrl |t o ^ �■. ■■1 ' l«ri D, tALD, SANFORD, ri'O im lA , t m i m FIUPAY,JANirXRY 12. lM l vacv __________ ^ PifiNHATT/M t mm AIMED AT AIDIKG CARRIERS n Phone 23 r lli;h --CKIcrv Itw — A l«». it ll i u w i i i l e NF.W \O R K , Jan. I J . - < o _ l f ” “ 'tjrour lari* o r ' your |w!i*tboo*s ;!l*od* you lo cal* In the lower Arjwlrrbracket*, you'll In*ra rin g ( ; w ore for ihl* year'* model* ihnn Slant, on the Imal* of pric-* an^ TWounced nt Ihe Auto S h o t. 1” * [ I, .. • Thi Sv, Buv If you prefer the a*vanki.*r prJ|, , WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 2 , - d •| yti Idla p rl‘ eil or higher f r i e d wppk President Rooeevalt atr.-nnivA i d m, you’.l flml th e new d .h n ta n - ft>vp) vor* th* establishment be™ f y f c of th- n.ad In th a t ralegoiy a ( „ vj roada and utility conr,-anl*e ^ sinking fund* to pay off 1th eir .*rv g*i»#i »Hy low tr in priev th»n yIhc w n r n,*n,,*f i q ) f mortgage Indebtedness. t| thoce off* m l b The Pretident feel, th at »f the, fartu rer ,n , m 'ir e e .i Remen ’ier th* imMalor r*p . jp carrier* had been reducing their bonded Indebtedne*. thei arould rra ie —«<vn averyl*»l) 'a anfbnion have avoided the aerinua th raat of ma* to dnve a flivver or a »#Jnn bankruptcy which (need aome ma-; with a m diator cap that hwkral •-----.lik e * p eve of muai um atatnary? , . U( Jor tinea Inat spring. At the aamis time. he thlnlc* the! At th. now atontoblle ahow r( n , Interatate Commerce Commlaalon, thoae fa.I. are deoil a* the firat a n l other regulatm y agencies huracle*- . nrrlagc*. Not a Venue, m>, r a t-1 not an • aula, not even the moderahould taka into account I . tempt of the roada to pay off alely ornate radiator c a|» odoin th rir m ortgage debt* l»y allowing1 Hie top* ,f th* new model*. When the radiator cap bia^'* w* ’ them aufftclenl earning* to meet • f any .ir-lglt a t all It !• merely I'eir* their iequlrementa. . , It wa< ^lacloaof Wiilneaday at ! a low pa r of wing*,clinging to the the Whita Houac that one of tl,c! streamlined hood aa though it laig.-M road* in the country w**[ wa» mo .led a* a part of It. faced with reteieerehip la*t March.1 Oeaienci* of t h , 1034 car* were It alan a m atatrd that if cundi-| careful •••■t to let the alightcat tiona had continunl f,n anntit«r| acce*«in ur piece of nei'-asoiy si* muptha mo.it of the m ajor equlpmim -poll the carefully m e -oad* of the country would hayej ruled lim— of their new c n a ti n been fi.rred into recctt i i *hlp, piiu*| *^n • l ,,i"»l all th.' new model* r i | ally becnu*p of their inability! designer have fashioned th,' cunto meet Internet pavnienl* on th e' ning Iward* *n that they appeal t , mint cage debt*, which In moot be a part of the body Inateml of „ nxteiifOK ronatitutml Ml to (III pc,-! mean* of rotiance to the l»~ly rent of tfie capital s liu ttu rr . j The iniilded rubber itself hn* The I'reahlent hi* nl.»-rvt-d th at; I**’*" '•"•* n lined .in I in one mol it i* the hi*toiy of i milluidnig in * ^ i Hmmii.in -trip* have lo-,-n ni th!a ro'jntfy that when n Ixni.l i*.!*eiteil t„ In, nk up the *rl hulk of »ue tx-comra duo the road* liavo1 'h*’ rul,l>ei «ni|,*. uaunlly altnply i, fun led and i-a ] - ----— — fondl'd it itialead of - c k in pay it off. lie believe* that if On cai had m o re'cap ital in Mnr^* could meet a cn«i* by paaair dividend without llte tln ra t ol ceiarrahip. Says Mortgage Del Should Be PaidW Sinking F und’Ci Seeluded in a email, one-room apartm ent here, Mia* Goldmyn, now 01, ha* not yet teen adviaed th a t abe haa been granted a 110day alia. She reveal* 1 that a committee he ado | by Fannie llu rs t and Sin­ clair U n i t li nnanglng a lecture tour of th* United State* for her and th a t until aiie htar* from them her plana were Indefinite. She raid ahe would not apeak "it I am auhjrctcd to too many tb n ’ta." She diacr-untel report) th at ah* .had keen barred from ltu*<ia. where *h» went a fte r he- GROCERY ly a g ia h fa r Friday. Baturday. Monday—Jam. U , 13, » Kmuwn>-**a* ' Flour, 21,lbs. G. Key or Libby’a Tall Milk, 3 cans Phillip’* Tomata Soup, c a n ... W eateni STEW Meat, lb,...... I in g l i n e d IIU.OOO a n d s e r v i n g tw o y r a i * in JelTer»on City prm trn tin ry d u u n g t h e W o rld W a r f u r o b » tr.c ttn g th e draft “ I left Kt-aaia o f m y o w n vo lh lion.** - h e il.wlared. "I f o u n d it iinpoAi*tide t o l i re in , co u n try w h i l e t h e r e i* a c o m p u t e d i c t a t o r *htp. I realitv il th a t in Ifuaa ia for m i d a t l c - l a t e waa i.em g b u ilt with uu p r c t i n*e o f political o r per* .annul firc iluin. “ Then* atill i< a r c i t a i n a m o . n l | o f t h a t in t h e Ifnitoii S l a t •. - "S o v iet Uu..*iu ciaiina t h a t t h ere Young (live wght.) Fat Hens. lb. Live W ght- Young Fjryers- lb. SCced Sugar Cured Hams, lb..... Mt. Vanvwr PaJmollw UirUkVpf Soap. cake... G iant T. & G. Soap, cake... > ItlN fk* MIlhl Tn lalvill Qu»nillr C’otcnnuLi di lit*. A fiw jc ta b U s Pkoee l i t ' : r> i, i i , i i „ m*. A BUDGET’S AS GOOD AS ITS BARGAINS AND THESE ARE BARGAINS! *t,.a ... llT->V. Flrat St. - JOHN ANDB9 * 30th * French. .Phowe 3 I H 2 heads 9c (iond Local TOM ATOKS L .C . K1NARD fit 7c I Bananas41bs*19c Tin- lnl»mt<ilr Com rm rr* Com B R A D F O R D , I'a . I niit«i«iii re m itly ic y Mnm-mlr.1 ’ l*rnn-y!v«»ni«'w * * r thnt t m toed* Yftlnlihwli *!tiklit« «on-m«'n*i ullh. |{irl n ftiinN (• |« y eff their inortimifY I'k. %%!».» w u * Nii «»*i fo r ' HARDY EKLY, No. 1 EGGS Fancy Sanford | "aiia.lian Htitnliagns lb. Cc | Iceberg !Freah jSp'nach lb. 8c | L E T T U C E Nation-Wide Drive1 To Clean-Up Le^all Profession Urged BETTER FOOD B U T T E R FO O D eSTO R LS A P P L E S 7 lb s .2 9 , Kiri»1c W h e a t, plig P a l l e l i u r y ’B Flour ,Sno* *«. Sheen'Cake . -1!• •-»•■*. A irmly Am l a w gashed , 0 la a x w Haa4 r« fM * ’ A package. TewTI Mh* h i > “ ’M inialcr of the Interior Met**a» made n plain drclaiatWH thnt Inpnil can nut *ta.v a n , moie III (.recce," Alaaimo* anitl in ■„ •fveln-ire Interview. "T h . authorftio* are otijlge I In eaccvlc the drciaion of thy niiiti*l , r of the interior. ’’The a |>|h at of Im ull is unjii.lifled A hif-ii court deelaioit raninit he obligatory on tlie governm ent.'' Black Citrus Estimate Stays IAs Reparted On Dec.l 3 Nickel Hoxrw 10 Ua J a r I’reniler a i t i .k j k l i . y If You Haven’t The Price To Go To A Show: Try Clabber Girl Baking Powder To Raise The Dough! Monarch No. I 1*11 Garden (ite m A S I-A H A G lIH Y ach t l.luh Nu. j c a w Sweet I’FAH. 2 for I'alrooliv# IIK ADS or SOAU. each........... it U n o a atu* Founds ‘ 59c v 11 nil I t u t r <• • *>• M-n* w .ta r t r a i i . *in.'»ti M*iii:uiiii:a raw* r o k r t a i t . i*e "i-eef Hive* Ml hl.Ka, lea. l . r __H r Tall Iialdta Mr, MII.K. a raa* ITr »' m l * ii*M llw * r* * t ta -a h v ill a* u n it *, i h a il - i V-i- la* r*)kid* . ■h o *. H u ia# * t'i w * Mad KUaef MtlAgg. > 1 . S I a a* : j . • • • a - aiaw rOTTXII MRAT. naa - a* " Wafa t a r * . T * a tlr rr.A < ■ twa* -„..v m.. n » I Io a. t f Oa M r > Ml*** •A iuueM . 3 r . * — C --H Bluer, a raa* *— aa V ’l ' ABj L) ■; J •m i ’HJVA 1" ;. -* l ( y . . R O B E R T S ’ V ! GROCERY ANff 5l?L 1 M EAT M ARKET a r ., l'**r r aa-aa *i*» r u i m j *. l a. P ar- Held a t III r. *1 * . t rwa Tall- 1 T laai l ; a r-lu I a Jar* I'h k n i b i r r r .k . a r « IV HkM-k t'fm f» g s V llf, nrv*« \» h k e y . HI A M . S IV I Aw 100 In Tackagc— Linen Haver ‘ N A P K I N S .............. 223'E. Flrat St. | : W e D e liv e r- lllark I’)C I’caa NAVI MEANS G reat S u rih rrn Ilean Phone 311 Sanford, Florida Tender Weatern or Flu. rork r i l O I ’A, 2 lbs. Ilval VVeaierri R O l 'M ) S T E A K , lb. REEF m l I AM II S T E W , .’» Ilia Weatern L I. 1.1 I.I V E R . lb. NIX h IJO N E S . lb. MILK I5c G a llo n s BEEF ! BUBSTEW lb. IOC; 3 lbs. 25C , ....... ..................... l.rg. FRANKS. J lbs. OiVK* ROUND, SIRLOIN & CLU S RU1 HENS (3li lb. nv.) ca. v Two Fo STEAK* lb............ 15C and 118c ' Lamb ; SHOULDER R0AS1r. lb. *i'....... ' 14c 7c 29 c ;,7vK«r.u....... 19c I Z 3 ( W«gtn. PorkMl. Pnrk ' \ a| i C0MPI.ETE LINE OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CHOPS. Ih. 1OC Chops lb 11 : 'Independent ~Jiomc Owned dxut> Pork 4 P J_ HAMS. lb. 15C S H o u h 'e r 1i2 ic ! i»■ 11 Jn 11 Pprk 4 E 2T* 1 ■fi u m [7] 1 t £ in ■ H j ^AIISAGRr. Ih IOC? 3 lbs i >5c 111 III1kj f JB•11 J i»V I 'PAUMK0UVE SOAP * Al.; .. .4 si- 1 1 BEEF ROAST, lb. 10c, 12>/2c, * G\ y t [ r .\T. '* j r o m B . . ! . : 10c JHIcr iL.-, 5 C ) TEA. fc/Ib. 1 9 c F lip , lllb * 29c 1 9 N k . Me. Voun, Fat ’ m t- . M t t h k - w k j e . ,* * '> . Ke -.- , - if B ai t A M \ ■ f f '■ /. 406 Sanford Avc. j Km Ap __ •. ' * . 1i l S ’*'. tV - w f e k ’’ ' %. <* O mi*-- •r. f-Q g * 12 0 t 1 lair* Yuun^ I’lurnp i .i . ’ Standard Corned ___ _______________ — *j -___ f i'tti F fyTmVi u *4^CR4Y | 3*!> �VttfoAT. T A N T T A H T it, 1994 , 1w -1L I ] OOSEVKLT KIN fiEES*WfctLANS 100 WA&TEFUL * [f] CoupIcsWell Known ollywood Start arried Careers Bon Of Nm JS TedltylB In Favor Of Direct Cash Awards Toldle M M * . T hree Xtow m*mdA*a>wvt^ fW i revived end • p lea s* a t afternoon WM spent. F ly in g In to • moonera, presided soberly a t church weddings, and rod# tho lo­ , I'm eU ses of speeding train*. For , riaty be Inserted a fesr home garden ceremonies, and stogml s r.l seen#—starrin g Betty Compi .*n and Irving W einberg—oa a lultway station platform . J, III# ^ a s t was composed of 87 pkim of principals, each of mors i \ l e u Importance In the Dim 11-‘i i id. . Outstanding In dram atic inter■ t i l , psrhaps, was Ms sequence In » itch Jean Harlow, platlndm l- onds, and Harold 0 . Kosson, h*i «„ii..-raman, eloped by air to Yui j for an early morning surpiL e t.- .1llng, Rapt. 18. flio diminutive director opened M i film with suspense, Jan . 4. v hen Joan Dlondell, wearing s V .y , and Oeorge Barnes, Camerantnn, eloped to Phoenix, A tls. — 01(1 It was several hour* before ' Uivle Identities were established. O ther roinantlr tequoncr# •’•mght together In marriage: :, Adrienne A m ts and Bruce Co­ ' .1, (Mlsa Arne i had just illvoread :~|dien Ames). Kiod A staire and Mrs. Phyllis TJv.ngsioii Potter, r irlyl# Blackwell and Avnnne Yrylor, stag* actress. ~ Mica Joyce and Director ClarBrown. Jelly Ellers and H arry Jo* own. Lucille Ilrown and Jam es Fla- >ll»lii. f ' M a r g u e r i t e ChurchUI and -T ro rg e O'Brien. ,y, Iliu tar Crabbe and Anna Vir• « 'ilia Held. * Constance Cummings a n i I’lny-, '(V l«cht llenn Levy (In England)., Frances Dee anil Joel McCreaJ Jnrk Dempsey i.nd Haim it* WUB llll* Dove and Knlierl KcrsV- * Mary Duncan an I Stephen . iT midis) Hanford tw ilit M ary’s! ' i ^>o Contract cancelled ul her own' „ F' iuest Iwforchsnd). i, U"th H all and Cnmeraman Ic e • a rio si. Eleanor Hnlni and A rthu r Jur»t. Jr. Doris Kenyon and Arthur Hop7 !ne. (M iss Kenyon, a June bride, -b'cam* a November applicant for «"vnrce). Roster Keaton and Mar Scrtbb ;n* who had n second rrteinuny C C L Pfft, — Thasderv Roosmralt, fo(to«* gove’m or of th* PhUHplaea, attacked the public work program aa costly and wasteful and said that direct ( I 1 * .. V ^ l.. If tea Beard*! laid, d i ta a e l In . n'reetor Dan Cupid, tould *K back . 1 vtay o a hi# eanvasback chair, lay » « his megaphone, and reflecl i -mptaeantly on an epic produe­ . -it titled “ My IB M Campaign In Film land." t . Dan lent hi* wing* to a ir slop• ••enta, sat on th# radiator ca p .o f •** a at cars 1bearing wenassaalltm V prospective hf.fl. hen- Arab costume, ta id the Interesting I k h t * atom* to A raM a. M an ^ Jalm w i * * k e p t v a te rap p lN ^ F f ? r t ^ » 4 s le s t la am eka over . B in n ta ib a m g a d m enaced again G eorgia awantp land*, * . W . H e re field . T opeka, K a m ,/ t r o f e r a tU novice file r, cam* It*re y m t^ 4 * » thl* o a y e a r m ap vrkeu f e e g et H f i r th * A ll-A m erU a* a i r iwe*e( in tn a n e a r futaiw. ' R o rsfisld , w ho h s s esdg f t hours T h e A dm iral u * .na U n*. Jud J»* fly in g experience * « i W p rrrle u * saw m ttaa of open prater behind so Ice p a rk M l oaarty as big o r toagb cross country trs in lk g , Jg a d e d hia a* l: e s s supposed lo t>«. Bo *N b rta n o h e r e . w ith o u t a e a ra tc M * new flights for guidsnr*. It m ay be spit* th e h a sa rJ* WOW l W f c L eaving th e K.new*’ C A T W rth a t w* shall g et M r big sta al ship fuMiior south safely tb a s was port, the * m eteor P » f» ,fr« r» g M dream ed possible. It D pow Decem­ Stately Into ' a d e a o . ' wtorflng ber c f and w* hav* d rifted around ■nowitorm th*t HlolMp- o ni hU for day* lo o thick fog. j> view on all aides. s And m aybe 'hi* w bels ably toad **I flew for more them (0 mflas wasiCI e sc llo d about Klonflyb# leal blind,“ h# aald la st *■•*•!• week (00 tb* tO tb). YVf by* su d ­ tha tig h test spot of tha’flig h t ws* denly plunjted Into a n o e r tp of Ice­ being lost over Hlrm tofham , bergs. The first I b a d . ev er seen‘ N ever will J forgwt JL .iW * p*S**d terday. “Smoke obscured j he city and I mori th an a tb o u s a a f -to sixteen hour ' —Ilk* b u s t ships or gltalealag eras unable to local* th e M a s ap* n m * n t bulldlaxs. In tb* w ater I flew In great riretoa. fos -mom betw een th e re were thousands of than a half hour, coming a* clow sh ln j white broken Pisces of bergs- to the ground aa I could with Adm iral Byrd a n d Com modore safety. fill -Seen told me they h a d never “ Finally I found the, field Ajul seen so m any al m is tlm * In all landed tha plane." Rotyfleld skid. their trips- Tb* Adm iral sal*. “Only |Ta spent the first night Ip an >i.••m illing and «tte n s lr# b arrtsi Msmphle, and had the difficulty coast could produce bvrg* In such In finding the Birmingham field here la n e num bers Romewbar* “ Is a barrier which may ba wo great “ vents nrruried berw rnmiiilcjtably larger than the great I recent bvr 29 end 22. Admiral lln < tea barrier fronting on lb * d made a msKniflrcnt four-hour 1|tn»- n»n. If tbst’s tbr case- and lit of discovery over lbs Ice of we’r- I ucky enough to find It. Ih* is (tea In tb* htg Co.ulor p lan e.,, eeartb for Hi* coast .of I Klondike bad a <alf' Home tbr AitlatClIe continent may b* "einentl 'end’ d" trst. I'll leg you about the Ad| >u, i r n Q-d^tg in th# morning rJ'p great filghl na the 22nd. <t«Misrhtw were taken violently le had bel li drenrelp* this flight „ „ ir^bsno, ,r»d ersrytblu* els* rear* Already our great itre l ^ Kloqd/k*. A l IhaL hour sb* t, had goo* fu.lher south Into ||1(., lic< lh. populallCM of the tre than any ship In hlsloiy. I yNn-dllloft to »h» dPtvnt of i modor* tjjpitri-ii a<J.t*~1 r*“ cn , mll-blooded a u e & W f iu ll-c a lf. n ln * in iprn w ,ter Admiral „ , , l wg j , cob h»‘f Mrn “ hia of^-n bar tn , nd u , w , ,|lUa» event rtosely parted lee and we c l r f,»r \lessra. dos and O lktlt two of I around to Its .-ntrance Then ., N„ , n ,,,, Kur « , i k s they •mllfied Humid lnne. rh lrf pilot. h(M, ,<fPn con, u|ttM ,-haita. eatenlifaui I low tin. roller pilot J. A |h, , h|p., ,og , l0(lh , nrt r<p. ter. mapper, and Curl U IVter- u |p V eile*»r. be.su** they bad radio mnn. lo nit rendy In the ........ ||lf dolinr nf uur t(llg* I brsHtlful end (m issile scene r(|v , |bM brn, w0„bl b* - dreamed of. the h u a -* ton Curw)|hln |h, A n U ret|r drcl# W’rlghl Condor plans wsn hotelwould have happened except out on the Ida b -mi toil dropped , c o p le o( day. of fog and Ih* itlv into t h e . ntm water and then , , rr;rtr gB), -h ,, .inweil us down IS fool Mslttiewa ymitor boat ^ WwJdy. i l i l t ,h ,y , missed It by si r was put nvdr and look ih s ^( , !de?Com m ander Noville, a a .ru -1 T ll“ UaPPT event tank place to ofilrer. grrui red drum. ,rf l h . uow .hed on d-rk n u l In k . •lot gasoil... were railed up 0n " “ f, k and ton gallon, put Into the A" »red Dualln. w*a ,.e by hand then the rru l.e r «»*’ l® hoow of II. W . were kit. tbr Plane nut Into Ih . Icew .^rw fm.r m ile, long I I bay sad r . u off T b l. was when he yelled Oh boy, oh boy. ob tb a. u. lip Slid down the bay «<» * '" r i ng f jr ran Ih . flying -hip w„.mlng ‘ »"** L U ,k ^ " kl engines then (.he . inagnllV. ^ ^m m *nd#T .1 »ra bird, .be l.n.k .be sir snd ,n» 'f T* ^ • led (or almoal «n ...... o.er Ih * ,nB'1 of * “ *' rho1*' fip«*r1. wlill* rmUUi 1 jQdor*tau<1 »l»•• main we afw gty 1 utbvr •’((iilpnitoui Kbcrv (herkt0 Int lo • torni aithnui c<iat to it i m i f 4 At 1140 itiw \iimlral of til*-l.'Mir America ArlAiiailed W# arc hraillhi •nulKl." tloi nnd It* pltonitnti c'lub will K# 1 4»ft they wrni m !?*•»•» I miI. II r n / b) 14?iJ*t11 lu ll TUoa* only fifteen Uilnu»r* lor tb* rwa*;> inttiubn* a 'll ii»r«lv« tbCDt nd<>r fo dl»ftpp»ar in ihr diBtaora, aut<>’n«ilcaHy N»n mrmb#r* ahauM At 1 GJ oil w wai ok mi ibm chip bcc'Mitr mctnb**iB nabt aw ay, i t lit tin after ona of tha nm«t Intpor- coif, bjr acodlnu in* a it ciplaratlnn flljlit* r » o made—- dr«*«-*ed atamfied ' u«f»lnp«> at t i t i^o M i l Houtli 1u 5 \\V«t along Qluli’i Amvrtnao hra<t()uaftrrag H + • ISOIh Meridian in 7n rtoulb— tel Iw ilngion. SStb Mraei sng Lem J mllrs further >00111 ihsu lb * legion Avenue, New H rk N. V.. W •ord mads by Cspialn took on they can mark tbl* night Ml * » lb* following morning, L ater that day, he said, he encountered even denser smoke cleud* peer Swamp land* In Georgia, w ith In a short dlitans* of Jacksonville, , •Ue refueled Ms plan* a t Jaoksnnvlll* and had Iqnth Ibare. Than he continued down • (he Florida E a t f'o#*t U> F o rt Pieces, w h in he epent the night. HoraTltld con­ tinued on U> Id* dcstlM ttoP I t s terday afternoon. He flans to relraca hia fligh’. cither Monday or Tuesday. Th* plane was a two place cab­ in monoplane. , cash a id . fo r the %gmmi»lq»iiK '(F F a rrs ll, th e . Reds *e- would 't h a t only h e tf aa rtuch I y lveater , Jo h n so n , once Ills ' rem ark s w e t^ contained in t M unlock Vest p itc h e r In a speech " p re p a re d . fo r delivery Ith -T League.4* F o r the before • luncheon Meeting of th* 3S njaeSf’^SSPf - E m ily k f e a a t a r i w < * t * y l* t week* ago. ronditiooe ( hnef"notilned for cask reliaf. 7 “ (3) Such iddlU onal aid as m«F com* from a pntytt* w orks program based * • jpaytog tovvstm est* and n rr r iiltl* * ,'lb * edganisrd Indteidual action* o f various com penis* funds, old a g e pensions, etc., and (4) soma stim u lu s for the cap ital Industrie*.” ' • - • fa c ts o r'fa lL * 80-Year Old Attorney Arffnea Before Court Flag ler Counties. Manufacturers and Bankers dub of P h lla A lp h la .. , > ; : “ Let tip meet th*. matter square- - lite r* n,,n' l * ^ t O R K l I T t , Ja n . 1 * . - In 'k \ ffc e g l Interview which was b tw «0tM because of hi* Inten­ s iv e afforhs at ridding the nation of the kidnap “ racket," former Poli/s t’nmmi- sioner James S. Bo)an of this rity issued the fol­ lowing suggestions aimed at prntogtlng person- before and after being kidnapped: “t f you a n a Tihlnsp po»si W llty’ you should hare your wife, or relative!!, or legal a fy l ears. Instructed to report the c**e to the nolle* al -inee and not try to dra| with the kidnapers direct. NaturaBy, a family wi-hes to shield to CoMs That Worry Tap fowling News Notes tiers took 2 games from Ih* HiGrade Bakery team. John I ’cauiil of the N e-lli tram waa high with In tM Sanford Iloqtlng L*kCV* a G2A totul anil Geo. Wartlwell of FERN PARK Mr. a m i,M rs. C .'A - Brack a s* MM it fa r , • I are of rtara ry ssW fttftt tWKft T. Dolly . . . . . . . CllfwJ .. II llsrb sl J oil li re so ld Jell II lle rb sl PAOLA Mini Edith B elts and .Anna Jano (Jsnlt of Rsnford wkyr re­ cent vialt.ira at th* home of L u ­ cille Slaughter. ' I.u t il M altha fti th Grogafi H# ' ecnfimU in th# house ty illness. M is*. Ju sn ltg M rtYherter who has been span Nng the holiday* with h 'r unci* II. H. Slaughter and fam ily returned home S a t­ urday. ^Ca*' Mra. W illiam Crayeraft la IMF-* Ing Mr*. Grogan during th* Illness of tier daughter. Mr. soil Mrs. Harmon Hill of Sanfoi-i war* Sunday raljefa a t the home of hin parents Mr,‘5 a • Mr*. Fran k Mill’ JN P ' Juanita H arper has IvIJtbed home aftsr spending torn, time with her gionjpmrunts Mr,, and M is, itarpor In Ml. Dora. ' Mr. B . F . Humphrey hs'v been confined to th , hou r by Uinaaa. Joe Nolp and Joe Armstrong of Perry Florida are vW l|lhf a l the homo of Randall Slaughter. A birth u y party waa held at tbr how’s Mr. and M rs. R. M. Duuglatk, Monday In honor of th sir d a.g h tsr, Candaev, Games , Tulnle *•* \ \ \ II. »arll — <t!» Jk»M»miai», J 413 ilifi Wnrtltii’ll IH L A. l l r M l i I’aul l-.sold ..!»« IK 111 e&l MS II* III IIS IU lit 114 Hi III IS! 1*4 Hi 43} 44S SIS IBS 'S a n fo rd * * W. T. W O O LLEY nod F e e d 8 to rn " , • •* f i n d FLOUR ERO . Milk hn.i Ihc c-mcnllnl qunlitlm that give in your linhy Ihr it.HMurnnrr of Kluwlng hrallh unri rtu n lj «ro«(h. smeu. *J» S|»e DOUBLEi >1 - sgsesgc A aiT W -sa* a u a awe M uch Xa Spencer Harden Dairy k r W u m im ,^w yi h o irt t r t o a T 1 •■ * If vo u io s v iu n c ' "I I TWouc.trr Vou. / -a u r i / HAbOA. Rilki TA*> V D U C O U U s S U C K TW KT > \ K Jt> \ ,—< • \ V TOO SO T i S i T T O O T K WkA T H A T B V TVAi, T\U ft. T, C O T UOl_t> OP j S TtfBLD TO V m nn Cnmabioa with Hmc. it rkap 104S• of fttaf» HuMilIn* 8B-1 U an A*a<xlktlon law*. Ihr *rinu*l mMl 1*1 o f.ib r Htorktiraldrr* nf Haaford UuHdlaa %r»c I a>«ii Akk.wlillon will b« htM Ih* olflrw sf Ihr A* aor la tJon. It7 Kouth I’aili Atniiir. liunfnrd. FlorliU al I I* M H.iui fa y JattuRD llth . lis t for lh* »ui pevae of altetlna a Hoard of Ulrorlira fnr th* rrm iim >*ar and th* trfnaartlon of *urli ntbs*r l>u»i**»* e . —- - .... 1. _ lh . W A i.v n n U tTHkPMIl. f. J * * , 1*.— (T)— Tb s fUnford. r U D«r 12 I t il Jo*to Sln»on brought hit ronvrrsatione with s p g r u i . S i > T i * > s » l» . N o T icr. ih 111 in iiv nivriN . ■ssollnl at Rom* has b t l ( i n d t i E n d *»* k»Mu* o f * aaew hopeful' mi*lF>»vV kin Klll»l D tcirs >>t Furwe lismtil*UMt* f e l l * M * ri* l I'll IJ|* 4lh i «* f lit r r m b t r , A !* 1* 1 * In l h - Irculi Court of Hi* T * m l »-H.ImI ‘Ti*TfTr Cflrcvj11 of i-i..iota in mill l ( j b l i i | f ’ Ul.tV 1II • IlHOWe-lk I I r4F(klh (.suae thwfrln I'S till IOM rlit rt li Cl* to in. 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A l>, P i , III* iol Into Iflu s|wiMiil’*i| leal HAio. jylfl* oifj Ivwlnm (n lh* N w ly of fonifoolto. Htalr «.f flu i m | M h | I he f»rof»*-r 11 I*. «al. lllOl Itorree drwirllimell tig Tit* N"llheasl ’luarlrt **f Moklfb*to*l >|uatlrr ,.f Hi.uth»«*l quarter INK*. ..f HM, ,.f n» t, > of H*e (foil Nlnrirep l if t and t••* Nnrlhtortoat qtsarirt of Ha.ulli WtoBf qiiarle-i of tfotjfhtoml KUtrlsr lNU of Angelica Changeg Her Mind TUBBY N \V I* nf P W h ) i»f Kaellnn T w rn h «!•* all lifliia In Ton nalili* Tvirnlt t'Rp I I I ! K<mi (h llsnye Thlrtjr lvkn m i iU *i. a*rreed4k»« to Ih* I' mLII c H u n t), run la its TM n rw g srr KMOVU W M I -IM U^K u n aj H 0 U « t D A sJD l L t X t ' S T H IM - t w a rft A tL BO VA a k j o i 'h u t v e r a c o n o 6 d u o S P to e o . M Y -P U T P E R T tC V L V ' I sfOO &4TT T A O'* VOuX l M A IL j i n t t v i t b .iiU .it O v i >I2 IX= I D04J T M V EC A O L E ^ W a H A £ ? IE VO le K A tU M M V7’ m a id r ia c iiT t m ih ii cm n r K O ttbrla, F aan l* M aKendres, C m II Dauglsss. B *tty H aw k*, Fsg g y TIH sr. Mildred D *ag U ss, M an !* M cKtnilre*. Ja ck Denmark, Dorre thy D yM az-Lyvo to t M at*h. k U ry M cKsnurre, U r i Tha tittle hoatcaa, flandgre Q p v tto u . * K or j c n i r i s i . i rn- ■ r a m u .i : k. Ami UwuAncUflf MCtmen mv*M IM s 'ln lK r HIIMHMAN. nrfrnSsnl nnnsus n r r r m . i i i r m r r. K N II E R M A N . A d r - » - u n . k nratoto V«»u ar* h*r*bf nntlflMl ih*i • • nil ba* hd#n f!l»4 fg ilR il t*sw in lb* abok* »* y I tort court I*r |K* ato«*k# toarifd plalnMff for Ih* purpoM of •b lalalnf a flaal d*«*roa of (Jt %-orvo. , Thla la Ibarcfora, lo f«4 «irt r*> lo ftppear lo Ihr aaM l.MI of m p* ylalni al lb* offlr* of iba Cl*rh af Iba a bora at? 1*4 court, b l H R fB rf, Florida no tha lib daf of r*h rakrr. A. |i.. t i l l , la d*f*toH of which a Accra* pro confaoao will ba ••• |dr*d. and Iba plaintiff will proraad OB porta to final dacraa T<< f,,u S IIK It lr A N . I I la o rd * ro d Ib a t t h la n o lle * b o p o b lla h r d f n r f o a r ro n n o o to llv o W aoba. one* * a c h too a k . I n t b a Hamid, a newapauer pobllahad t ord ■ BomlMla l*oto»||r riof«4n. • L Wiinsss. V It liwuslareT reset. Anyway, Thatys SettVd TUBBY ------------/ P d n u J T k t A I U C Q . \ r L t A i M t n y o sjH c a u c o c t >o*rr co *t Ht w ic e a s much a i kt MDCrt D AWT T H E ' t JJHtDE I MkJt'T Bem BEIT • w ixziSb ve D O LLN O V Darolhy •aaRsaapss" SK&ms&i : 0 MES TOBBV. I’L l PROVE IT 6 V HIM ^ a v e rijs best Bout* Mallory n n l William O af- W OOQ A l K in d s o f V t o !> DeUvared ' • OU HART'S HEY.T08BV K J r iA T K l u D O F L E A lH E Ii M AKES T H E B E S T S r iO E i' I ( iU E W T H fc O l H U .0 t t e h ) K i G s V t > rot'oTv. is r H i s r s a r . U l t 'I H K E lh *l W alts and John W. Block- T ? ’’*' IF n l l l a* II |n fh» liltflis-at Ml bo*l bldiln fot r i r r n r - r i.o g im . vo.cod from Rose) and Ebb* Ug* 'I** 7 V vex. reanarUt. G ary Cooyer and Randia Shaw , jf In n society wedding In N«w Y o r k . 7 1 Dorothy Jordan and Merlan C . “ " , r _ Coopar, produe.ion aa*«ullva, * u Iu p * Velos and John Wsismul# Knf n AS « lb « H % b d E n d n l h e i . a t . . Is f . ft ■ I* , l b * . H n d r t b l lR r i a - H|s^s la l U * t * r In C'hnrvi s-rv. «• i l t i n t *.1 in la '.y a ir to Yuma. ; . jE t s a k Nina Wilcox Putnam, w rltaf,. t o 'Y * 11 ^Vl Christian Elliot. widow a - GLARE.' *IVC,HT B A C K HIM Per D u lly Mi Malian and F . C. 8 U - , J " hl' vena bar* after a first sll# n tp t'*|lni|>tr*l « = A C V \T * mwt — < LUOAL NOTICE To MhQQV AkKOsJt o r 1V4FM / in (Ills countiy after a first * 7 En-rn sd a, M rs.l. .. liarothy Let and Marshall Duf- K C U ‘ rioiit, litfla L u i- s l and U llU n Arett W ASH Poly Moran and Martin Malone, Hewn I” Fran k Mollugh and Dorothg jiei s ons B|K iuor Mclsaacs. V |aob 11rrs l*hnaa *AA Hilly’s Uncle i M f l t i r f A Ti*«ww»*r San lord Cash Feed Store taford Ilia frnmc In sturdy, ills teeth nrp sound. Tq AV SB t > R ^ p * L p FBA CB H i, Flmh I, firm. »•»•» v *%i*lk lo •(» repair bills pit* HP and lb * Valh* of aeglectrd property drvllaea. s 0 1 4 1 P W h a t n m n n h e 'll m n kc, i • <|TT m *i •reaow y. hrcaaae f t- EN S, Jan. IS.—O fy— Aft ah* shook Cal mala tn the Peloponnesus yesterday L demollsblnr tow houses lously damaging 10 others. no casualties bat tha were psnic-vtricken. W rdneslay sig h t the Ballard the U l-Grede liakery p close sec­ Liltop, N. II . have rjm od the' Feed* took 2 games from Uid ond w ith a 322 total. hnma of M iss W atrju * for Ih * Saibinols Laundry. John Wenver season. Score > of (h* Ballard Feeds' took high Mr. and Mr*. To.n Agramonta horiore' w ith • 613 tol^l for 3 Mli-SSI IIO T T U V II t o . are visiting thalr moihe.’, Mr*. G. games. •" «»" »,"* In npprehepd llic not st the risk of Ih r family or of kidwajird. the police, no. • , f jra n iJ oqry.qre —'lf l",|it“ in What A Boy! 'B e s t F n r T h e S o u t h ’* BND C H IU ) LA I panlae which manq()tcjure 88 per ea»t m the beet gugsr.ln America, hpra voted foe i elimination of tklld Mber In the W rt fields. T ,,m c or *o*l .til |«rvl %hn /> ftA M . Far Hard C*'b|I » ”1 take T h e d f e r d 'a B to t*Drsught when I ret bWoua,* write* Mr. L. O. Miller, of Henryctta. Okie., “and It keep* me from hav­ ing headache- which usually coanea from bUlausoews. U I don't to k j It, t fret dull and ah g fh h . I !«** have to take lUsek-Draught one* In a while. I h s r e n t found any­ thing more satisfactory. It I* sure worth the price.* • • "Children tike the new, pleamoS tasting BYTIUI* of Black-Draught. DOZIKR & G A rp QUALITY PAINTS “If we do not balance the bud­ ge* soon," k# said, “inflation will fea Inevitable and oar credit will • r wovld be a fair gueea of necessity b* destroyed.” - PTo asm Up," h* ceweluded, Says Blaik-Draugbt “Sure Worth Price' kidnapers, or th n r Inteimedl n the S te le ,r i e * •» • " » aber I , Ihst 2®° " " ‘ try ,h e a inrm...... duly llle m p l I Inform*- j ^elmlnwln. but ;th« w ifrty of * or •• H** Individual ImmCHUtet“Work with ggslaat them.” KWHS’1- v Im The chief point of hit speech was a pi*a for a balanced budget. aU revealed that he. dl-h,0 ’F a rre ll / # n th* sbcoai* of B ranch JHckey. BU. « ’ IlcO ra w , and Rogfrt *4 tk» po- | f , K m an bpu*'a delay may • kidnaper frustrat* capture. or P''fia«« ;( you rvqutv.1, the crime will be kepi aecret. information "Y e a -may arrange lo Hirel Rrifte^ ¥ o H a s t e n r r e s t O f Every . ' T h e S ta te C onstitution, be de­ clared, prohibits the S ta te Issuing bond* except to qoell insurrection o r to re sist Invssios. Therefor*, he* a rgued, the C onstitution im­ p lie d prohibIBon 4if o u u n tin e r e th e r tax in g diatricts, from issu­ ing bonds. * “ So long aa It la Illegal in Flor­ ida fo r • m an to a tra l a borse," be pointed out, " i t is Illegal foe him to delegate to another the a u th o rity to steal It.” F rancis P, W hitchair, pf De­ L and, who argued a g a in st Slaws a r t,.to ld the court t h a t.I f his nppoheitt’s contet|lions were a p h rld PO percent o f a ataU ad ln g bonds Is­ sued by political u nits In the I|» on | heals of direct cash aid for all c a t's seemingly | th# unemployed," h* a i d . “Tt will reports th a t D aisy | cost only half aa much to state* issued by political mound veteran, al- atvj nation aa ws pay In th* public *• * uai' work* rogram. It will alto give to ■at *ha Rada before those unavoidably unemployed a nssens* of security which they lack resident L arry Mae- now, when they can look forward •d, has signed * tw e ssljr to spasmodic employment on ■peclfll pub He projects.” their slater, Mra. Gordoa fUiUctt. T hey wIB roturst 't s VlrginLi wadi!. S U w a y V Joined b r hi* sen and U « f , f t r t l H r , contested Issuance o f bonds by the Ocean Shore lin* wvski* n t D istrict of Volusia and I O O W T K su O u o \ A B O vpt k n o t s B o r h a m a o k L vgm *> M A K E T r ie O fcb T . S L IP P E R S ’ J iib u u A MLrtvvEQ. > �CpEjnP s a g s '•■OtUiU* with HU i m '; B tftf S cboot' bMkrt-bo wUth tooltM m a t Me* W* m m ' M tlM 'M . * *»K **•• pwr ■»>>>#».• " V. ff>r X fc M ir Of AM0n*4r-lty \ rikeced I t m r i l U n |l* M lU H C%Ir ability, U t Dm OtU ihJo ‘- '; [a. CMtli M*Li< -tTB H Hi flgojw j ■ ^ *-i r i; Ib v B | «B ' ■ / * i Jj ‘ Jff t , ‘fV,* f j *v f. qoenlUn, <p4 H llMmt »UV*t •rat* 311m MlUqr'r t n v t with <««m ‘ittl M i p r u t >< filialan, wMU.ia jfonnf'’ ~ »* ■ r '’ ft pair >1 Mpibl* ttlirah*. r f ■ Thk tfeond U im i ■ erf.. both oohooli will play on opcnlig *4h>* it tijo p’ciotk, .with tbo jrfmr tu t fchfdnltd to lU rt aV > •*«uik,< THo *p**l9H»','h*N'»0*<l i^ufc< yf . f at that okftwli lo th* path |Mik«tboU tMhw.tb* «UI * lu^t'lyttio to- T1 AKB tiftOWKBD I DB JANCTRO, Jp it., t l ^ - (tvtntr ' olght ttraM i. a n Mo^pralM E ig h t a n , boot m fir# dap• of cauaad da m ayo irt ! W ’V r vj» • . jiti , * l iwKn^Baa Bnfdf " withdrawn 1 k M u u m o u B o w iin BELL BREADI 71 r r r. — i—m : An fpor a t tbM* ’ ;~~"i a i a r r r ------- — — r* YoaH fipd BKLL ■ - V \* V .v • M ' - 1 ST itV *\‘ f ;cfcSn -J •■ • *;v YouYo foioc to have a goal ,Ul-» MIN Bnadl^ltf awn rlebor, pwt ita found in W o tb a r broad. Thoao KRAKATOA t on a Dop*i wtifcaroaddod to BoD Braid a- ffcb aufpfcr of MU ChQ4m of Vitamin B wo.- �SHARES FORDS t V P S FOR m •fgTr* ’ ItV r i Nipponese Vice-Admir il Say® U. SJPolicy E ndrdhgM and ties WarMove Made That NEW MOVE MADE Prediction ' 1934 Business Will ThatOfl933 TO BRING ABOUT Exceed By Fully 75 Percent TOKYO, Jan. 18.—(A.P.)— NBA COMPLIANCE 1 jApa^i ia preparing to defend tNfrwtf against what appear* to ha “Aroerica'a rVlcy of hostility eocirelUff Japan fay every possible mans,” said a publahed ' gUtement yeaterd*y by Vice Admiral NobuTTiaaa BuettUigy. comAiandcr ot." ' the naVy’a ■ combined 4 w as made In an In a widely circulated magaatne. ' t e l u c n of encirclem ent, th e • N k w cited, w a n : Col. Chart** % Lindbergh'* leisurely flig h t arils* In th* sum m er n * 'thwe Knril along'U H arold Bromley'* of i t o i abort n o a tte m p t to fly the Pacific la 1M 0. *1 may be mistaken, but I think It U possible they were spying in those; Islands," the admire) was quotas! as aaylag. ' "SdmotlDM ago, an American lieutenant bopped off from Japen an a t alleged tn n i-P a c ific flight attem pt Siad torned back after flyIhg don’t know where. I think the A d la n Wae purpoieful." (T p s re f ere nee obviously we* In th d ’Brotnley-Getty attem pt of Sept. 1 4 ,'ltH ) . "Then Lindbergh stayed in (he Kerllee dver a week on excuse of bad waatbar. The length of his t i e r la grounds for suspicion. ' "Tinier, Americans are surveylag the A ltutlan Islands on a great acal* — using cot te n , slrplanes, and the telegraph iorp*. ;**! think this means an Ameri­ can poll Ay to surround Japan with every possible means In the event nf w ar before fbe clash of the “i.'ffiirs™, u, r euwpttoA a f B oiso-A m ericsn de­ latio n s g a d the M vlot’a ' ‘perfec­ tion of a rm a m e n ts In lb# F a r B e st, w h e n they h e n stationed a S trong k r a y a n d a powerful a ir f o r e s ." ; \ . " la the event of i n emergency," he continued, "Russia will attack Japan through the air from three directions—north, emit end south —while a powerful hostile fleet With a strong a ir force will s tu c k from the PacifW." The American navy was ' not mentioned In this connection. General Wholesale, Distribution Trade C otie Js Approved W A S H IN G T O N . J e n . 1 I . - W 1 - Preeidoat Roosevelt to c h y ap­ proved a eode.U sever the general wholesale and distribution trad e . Among the previsions of the wholesale code w as a g ran t of power to cod* authorities "tot va­ rian t distributors' code authorities ! • f i x a f t o r p ro p e r h e a r in g !, a n d , , w it h U m co n sen t o f D m ad m in i* • k l l l s i , d lffe re a tla le la p ric e to M t u r to la a o f c a a n u fs c H ire rs who *M tl both th ro u g h w h o le sa le rs and (■(wet to re t a J U r s . T b l * p ro v is io n re q u ire s th a t th * (• M o ra l cod* a u t h o r it ) , a f t e r obt o t o la * p e rm issio n / m m G a a frm I Jobaooo, shall coll in all Interest • d p a r t k .a. ,. In d u c in g the m enu f p e tu re r* ot f th 1! o lr code a o t k o r it y , te d e fin e a price p ric e d iffe r e n tia l differentia) . rW b Jc b ( h a ll b* f a i r and reaso n• M a l a re la tio n l * the n a tu re and Ute o x to u t o f tba d is trib u tin g s« rv • to * and U m fu n c tio n s re n d e re d . t o M c h buying p iso L " \ ProminentMenNamed To HeadEmergency Boards In 44 States W A SH IN G TO N , J a n . 13—M V F o rty -Vve men a f prom inence w ere designated today as directors of national em ergency sU te coun­ cils In 44 ita ta s . T h eir nem os announced by F ra n k 0 . W alker, executive direc­ to r of t h , n ational council, they will asaum e direction of NRA an I AAA compliance a s eoor^we th ey j have accepted th e appointm ent. D irectors fo r the rem aining four sta te s were not named. New York wax divided into two d lslile U w ith a d irector for each. The eU U directors Include: F lorida. W aller H aw kins. Jackson villa, w ith e la te offices In th a t city. Aside from com pliance, the di­ rector* will aid in the creation of consum ers' council* where neces­ sary wilt set up Inform ation b u ­ reaus for the guidance of the pub­ lic. and will abolish or creata local voluntcar comm ute** to replace some of the volunteer recovery com m ittee* now in existence. NRA will fin in c e the new set up a t a coat roughly estim ated by W alker e l *1,150,000. Each d irec­ to r will take over the compliance work a t once, m eshing the ne.v au to " II t o f t how good . driver 7M w a —h ’s h*w careless tba o t to r fk d fto k . " 4 'jjJ bA A * snatched "fa partner from him. Jack Noble. associate of Mman •st- -* go. w as killed In *ti nuIN years (o m obile b llr X*>cidrnt in T exas cl A e Mafk'a body was whi-elod RFC Loan Guarantees Full Re-PaynientTo lo o m . Mot an I fro m 1 deat h t Over 350,000 Guardstro ke d the fa c e an il m u tto n ,t . “ W h a t's th# m a l le i , k id ? lb * « l innUnionCustomers bye, pat.” Local Men Elected As Central Florida Boy Scout Officers T hree S snford men were m ade . F, , u n e rv ie r fu r the - •“•'"•'“■• n atio n didn't know In m any caara, a n ti T h r counity wiii reprc««n teil at. th a t he w i i try ing ” to keep poll- ( th i* m ^ rting by M r I^ h m a n n . < tica out of the aet-up It . (M aaon. and B ill D uH o*e, mem The aalarit-A nf the d irectors will b r r * o f th * H an fo rd kJwwniH < luh ra n g t from 14000 tuijH>0<T depend w h ic h aponaora ona of the c it y a (n f on the am ount of work r e ­ S co u t troopa# quired. A t preaent akrleton staffa arill include a legal advtaor, a labor adviaor, an office m a n a frr and a clerical force. Kipertenc® will d icta te fu rth e r eipanaion. Local officer® will be choaen by th® sta te director!. fTiPtit* fur Mun mu i l l ci induct' " n e fir ir n n i pri»ctict*N" Aa annouMod yeatenlay, County T a i Collector (m l Tag Agent Jno O. Jlnknx an-1 hie *taff will re­ main a t tho Court Hauaa tonight until 1:00 o'clock for th* purpose of soiling 19(4 automobile license Court llo u to today th a t G overnor S h o lti will order a n extension of tim e for th* purchase of 19(4 ta g s, anti Sheriff J. F. McClelland la bolding his sta ff ia raadtaasa to carry out tb* s ta te law la respect to au to owner* driv in g without proper tag*. J, M l-eonard, who U aqulppod to weigh all truck and trailers, stated again today th a t be will b* a t tb* Court It one* tonight until (,-00 o'clock, anti up Sundny front tiOO o'clock In lb* n o rn ln g nntil k:W o'clock in tba afternoon. .Truck* and trailer* m ust bu WUlghed and tb* W flgbt — an nil licvnau ai this year. e vtr*n*lnn of In lr luH'iv*!* tA^s fro m J i n to Ftd'- I* t Tb i* t r*td rx te n * io n if o n frird , h r -Hid. binnus,, nf t* *It I w> tfi M iid in ir o lu liikrs from th r M u ir fn rm at H ttifo id . 1934 TRADE BODY DRIVE FOR FUNDS GETS GOOD START! Cabinet Officer Says Roosevelt’s Course Of Action Will Not Endanger Recovery £ g iv tn J «m <*",1 w .h rt -v g .J- 1 pi e x t a n t ' adininn | Ir a t io n to e n te rta in r«ah fo i polo T hr v rrh sl r* « liia im il. div — , .... “ r?,"-*" in s t i t u t e . j,r„(Min,nl of th, code, and su ccesso r ra ile d " th e E le c t r ic m alo d ro u s L ig h t cowr* to » h s l A s s o c ia tio n ,” ik O lv rrc d b y l l e r i i ) II h a lf o f Ic k e s . a l s »a N a im ria l wa- H u m . ,,n b< ,u b lle h earin g ,,n the electric pa So vehem ently did he phi a*. ’’ f a c tu a l” am i W A S I I IN O T O N . J * n 13 (Ah An Incom e te a a lu tly to u rh ln g t^ tl. ( b a rle a L in d b e rg h and a ho»t of o th er p a a l and p reeen l nam es in the a i r m a il fie ld today w a s re ­ vealed aa going fn rw a rd under the d ire c tio n of a S en ate co m m ittee M f in h ere of th * S e n a te a ir m a ll In v e s tig a tin g co m m itte e who a l­ read y h a v * caused one se n satio n in the c a p ita l th is w e e k , d isclosed th a t th ey had ordered Incom e t a i ch ecku p s a lso on W a lte r F B ro w n . iMirni’ wul hy rer«»r*i «»f th r fd m l ntiaaion powt’i In v i’aiinfaljoii- B o th li nt and Ir a ih F ta n k K th<‘ com Mr I tie pi Mgr um th® tfovei n It. V IH J t u lr i M u i i d that l|it ci on . p to via io n a, U n th a n g i'd , w u d d in Ihe indep* n dent »df n *- 4 tpp p r ia im n lu ll w him it n il H « i m ’ fi*r th« Henati' T h e alitRCPt Wlla nil .1 U iflio ii ertflg Celery Hill I egetm I U no ih r only thinff the a«kniniNt i at ion taM i-hing him -elf an I hi nrw fnerp n ipiarM i'a nu n fln m of the C o il! I H hum m o n i used by witiienote- e O 1ho • Out ( • Hipjto’ fb w ho w ith tc p ie s f *• a S T u '.K S r,;.rr^i,"t"-" Warning WilllteCiv,-,, thr -ln»ly report ■ th lough Ihe b* .,i-n,r,i. m. Hoover. J r „ aon of th r form er Those Minus Licenses •»» »•* y«( B u tt- st a te d , bu t fro m all in h In v e s t ig a t e !* e s p la in e ii I h r ) h s ii sen t s Ik j u I (0 0 c ju r s t io n n s n ,» to m en i-ro m ln aat in C o m p sm r* c a r r y in g a ir m a il an d t h o v " h o took p a rt In m a k in g r o n t r a r i- (o r th i* w o rk d u rin g the la st a d m in ­ is t r a t io n . ' Aa th* Inform ation revjurstnl cam# bock to th# com m ittee, ih,,said th* T rea su ry w as asked to chock income tax rep o rts nf the mvn concerned fo r h n y co n i,ary statem ent*. •••at Ion If you haven't yet p u ,.h a -v i your 1934 occupational liri-nv, the C il) Hall, am) if you «!••», • cunt, m pl.i'e doinv so on M ,in 1st, you may espect to see olu of lb,c ity 's (k, 'icemen walk ini,' yo„i ator* or office early Tne-day m orning and hear him tell )-,u th a t unlea* you buy a licrn>, *>> Ja n . ZS, you face a fine »'.•'■ wilt b* lavtad a g ain st you in l'„ln ■ .C o u ii t U . I h. ■Ih Mo [ im 1 1li’ ula i ilit i t • ' C iish Italan re no 1-I F hiilan* m il! O' le v e l pi < d o ll,ir* lm»t m onth, iUHi|i*->$ ahcfid ••f d l-h m si’ pii f i l n •v •a I f ir»'naufy in. w *‘*i alnU* i hr hal T*f. |.f» im !kfi*ri|fta d u rin g 1iri'c m lN i wi-r ,li.l,u ,« ,im r ,t . t'J.8 1 2.7^1 11 and 20 W.OOOth SLPetersburg Visitor Has Arrived ST. 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If oi in ill ll fu 'd I u nil" I* Mil iig e iita f *' id I he I ti'1* d S lu t* || I I | Ml t i F.i, ~ i j A { 13 - Keenan, Buffalo, will in t i p l l ' t . h l| t 1 illu re, the ward at • • n-Miighli nu Min will ii- m n | i »•ffel b v ' V " ' * ciliiieiit H i n a . l !*• Dike i i i tin* tty ft* mi 1 tinifi ■ d nnd nver Hu gold m Hn- ln|> u l if a " hut s !*i ve s y ->lriu ,* vu li jc nil u th u r • Ii ii 11j "k gold A ltotdirt Gem ia I i iiuimiiigA • n 1h l l i g ’ 1 m hud tailn -f vt eii Fim an Mpiitiuii nfi th o point Thriii’ p» 'fill sum* ap*viilatimi ihuF Man Who,S tartedFire In Woods (K'tHGUDayH | ‘ F i t It \ Ja n 11 I ’o u n ty Ju<la»I. \\ H lan tm i sentenced Jo h n l*ai i to-11 t«. api-ml nn da ve in th e Taylm co u n ty j« 'l when 1‘s r n v ll iilv « ,io ,l g u ilty l „ Inlr-tttio tm lly se ttin g fir.in t h r wrMwts in SMmld rn*! rivv • 1 1 h elca* | i i " P " Hl tip ! m < oiigrvMM w h eth e i p u l tim fni fi»r»n«l iippiMval m tin ’ event hr duea t h i« Yenterduy’s Weather I 1 (Hill! % U aiU k X v N F oitI• A pel iat hi* >il« J’ssrssv-11 was s|,(>M-hvndp,l aftc.- | Imi 1•»ki Kiiftti* chsrgw w eir brought under a new K l IjIH 'lH ' -ale Florida l»» by District Forester FI M ir,,. II K-Hints, of ih, Florida Forest S e t ) ice Koonts Hint*, tlist burning of K l |* |r I** I ItbllMkal lilt lis ia M iii* K i-i H>i>l M iam i Y. j— ^ .- i te a *.-........ — tl'o Y u l i* -f U« ■jj** ,-f? • f< ti | mM h is the {f|,(KK>th touri*( ke> Hit.v wild foiest, w.„„ls, land, or M" 'tit II *(*•(» a 1* n is i she. In the slat,- by anyone I• to re a la fe r at th e f ’h a n ib e r o f f*i»ni Ik ffi'lm L e r mere-* this season H r arriv ed In other titan th B ownei or lessor, is i irlrtmtas I's-ityui ula the city by moVor, accompanied punishable u h d rr sta te law by Tdiitpa fin* nut t a eacerd (1.000 or by Im Tltup vllk# by Mrs. Koenan. , 'd l K J t A - Met until Jan 2T last year p riionm ent not to exceed one A Ht lliM a was th* tsreniy thousand mark year, or bjr both fin* and Im ­ A u f u t u Vlarciit reached. Regis!rations are 20 per prisonm ent in the discretion n f the HAvaunah run rt. cent above last tr*«on. • T lH im a n Mia \ I Ml Iflgb r •lit 1! ' ■IH4' M i . it.lav ' • i. i ,. ;ti| •' I m i • llflMg*' 1 Mil* It, it 1 V|H it 11’ • •d 1.1* •! •». -i s t | Mil* IV . lie on i nf *v 11»1 1• 'ild n llHP innhe In n a n nan d Hn ii IP" m e.| erfiMl !•' ildjiin hiptier n iiee nnd n inure • •ifitpunY - i,ii-l n t I h> iii ii ud • mi voimti Fl\ ] -atdm.I*I•• m edium *d * 4• Ining' T hun. veil1!loll *_I ' F ii nfgiifi 'll id . h r Afcel In felt In hn th ' .I'illmr **Tln i’dlMt/’ 1111 .Fi ll k fap t, V . J lln e e f r K T K R S H I IH ? f .M Th ntnn* \ Mni I to i \ p pt ••«1111nl • ly (sains O v e r N o v e m b e r LV' in o iiefa i) p o l i o Ho Whit* IF i • mpmiti ,*t m Ill F il I ri • 1 \\ ii d 'lil L . i i d .f Hn H ,,d t, >,Miit| ' i i nf mu*-* in in i o d iry ; liv e d ' > «|ifee|**|F. >d I h> i m ire | \ ork I i Mill \ V ((tide* lip , "iiM|i«- f • "f|i l i l l s l , Mild | ' | iiTl ‘ Aiif I M W hi te j c U m l i i ) ll w i Ill ulld n p m i.ifi, 11ml in i' ' i i i i III V W ill SpiA gm -, u Ini i f i e lilly re u in d u i m il inn* in h« Fused n p i.l.l, hul 14 t ie ll •t■> n d v iu ir III p lid r s l • m m i * • *n i l i I n -1 »■ w Ihe itnnp e v e 11 n i"in (u i y I M| W•IM 1 I •«’• I! mne I | m P*d»| y m It MI w 44V h« * lieell I lief • I** in •mi* 1 <h if Hi- I'lt'Hi w ill « m||I iii'ii (si he wii., d en t iideiid-- 1«« k • p In . «■wn grip I• B e i* C o nn erIrd w ith the I'h F a delphia u ffic r , and th i* m h is f li s t wer e r i« it tt> F lo rid a other th an a h u r ­ rie d one-da jr a lop ai Jackam rfillr a#mir tim® g fo H e w ill r n u h in th® Mahon«y A pat t m e n u . I0o(i P b rk A vifiu ® , d u rin g h it ata y in .Sanford, o r u n til la te in A p r i l h* c ml l o r •h u t nf 1he New Vntk I if,. hi Min e 4 Minpnnv . i •• *I ’■ ilatntfi t I A l l A II A S '-1 ! Klof idaV ♦ •a in’ *d in-Mf!> ** will / Hi I d i M ! mv m g n f l h i o H Handmll .no i ■e-® ntttfnri ugr Mi If.t ' • • e p ta tn e I I H agan I Q"« r t rile h oi * h " Imndo I • tm lir!ion all liiHuraiuT llesfdlhu'kH Soundness OI Dollar, I* M ieh nl " ollege Hein in „ t" h i g i n ids T iir mmM hl> call •>it t Ih® d u 11y ri ia 11ifig 11- ! a d il me til y e a trid a y eq u al n r p ro ! ably i-«ceed t h a t nf anve Dec 'Ml p r e v m j a yeare , fflinpared with M l B u tts iiaa Ix-rn wMh tin Nuv 10 D e p a rt m in t fo r the pa at « i i \ ra r • O rders W ort laaued to .to ta l |,r ■ tiled today. he* today to bold them eelvrs '" A D M IR A L G R A V iO N BETTER rcadineaa to visit alt store* an-1 JAI*» HTRKNGTIIKN FUlfCI ** office buildings S tarting e a ilt RO CH ESTER, Minn.. J a n 13 i,U> |> a .( ! V - Hop* for tb* e arly re>.,»- T utaday. On th®t day th ry »ill TOKYO. Ja n . 1.1 • r y ( f Raar A dm iral C ary I be f iv til « lU t o f pvreona »ln' in f tiU orO m a t Foochow and G rayson, W a sh in g to n D. C** from h v * no* P*r€b*M*l Iicen*r», and A rtni In tb® «apeeled cotlapar ol a kidney operation, w as seen h r re although A® a r r ta U are ft® be made |k ^ KukUa r® be 11ion. th^. Jap#irM yesterd ay ia contiuM d ir n p r e , until JtRe Sf« th ey will vl*it an*l riqary haa ordered tw o a<ldit)anal I dofi foyer* to th® ar®a. m oot la bio condition. 11'1' <1* (iii'm l*' i* h ip tln v e at nijr , m n in ta iiie tl h i* uatial g o u rd rd 1Ml'ta m * «»*• » M ''- t**d to g a th e r , r e r v o v r i h i* com ph v p roblem , * h« < «t> 11 m(I Monday n lttu m u ti \\ |m I h I o v . , 1 he w ill • a ll in the 1111 TUn u 'clock fo i the jn iip io ie of | IT.tjtlii.titHl.tnHI in gold held tiy the "iTeetin g im iiif s of the pioRpevta . fe d e ia l ie * e t y v h an k a in fo re lie th e) am i th i ir tiu m n help ve tluvy f iv i1* the d o vafi n t n l p ric e n f tin* » h ii 1 I*lila« t w ith i n m " ? |t|o |la i to m ure the treO M irv oh* W hen t He (H | (M in ., nuteiuint.'*, ' ta in ln g the b e lie f It of the lita n .I (leu,f- >d tin- mi iHjgitlJsi I nt e ie a a e l va lu e *d the ii*dld Ho luentla^ in o iin iik' io e n k fii t. I* i* a U n Itd o v e d lie hai - < *oiite I In e p io A p itt t'H i s( n, p i,, nu min | new in o tie ln iy “.t ip - ill eontenipfn-in p ho 1 1 nn •, n r ndo r fnp ...... . j 1 1 mil * iin h id in g m in n i »n ’ liv e r* nu > g enei mI >fin 11 , i i i«in^ ill l-i« ]Gi»t he i- “ ii v mg n>>lhmg In nd v ain'tit In ii - life the uc l i m e d in l l o h n ro l- a*I i% .. t k > i ' A f le i Ix if ig g iv e n M f <*. *4 w*>ri| (F M of tin iiiiiv i « In ii m a il' H e il*"*ri llii’d Tii'Ui -via tu lk * of oflf*fii}| HKi ineril h 1 1 m% In ii , r. wliis „ r „lun „ IM 1(1 With Sei i i t i ii y M m vi 1 1 1lin o , \l • i«l It. 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A1ft i • nil ii, and F;k*KII • ll' ' ' I n ek Si < |p |||' M til Il f , d li I* I •■ Mi- pnn* idlnjr* and i ■ * m ■i 11le t le jfi nfn I i l It* • > • n tin d ii M i * 1* K km'"-,t« reetfi|, MlI Ii* Inm <. . in a rm , W»»lt. * Mi nu* - munic»pally-®|M iat» d m e n l- and p m - fro m « n lu ig e power p ro jie rtie a . cen tei i w ill he i «■• unu I m ant i d G m n l* '»Mi'n«g T h e ir c h e f co n te n tio n , h o w e ve r, and Sem inole iii-bi M onday aft* Him in, d um- in wan th a t the in d u it r ia l a rt nu noufned hy T If H u tt- " f Ho thori&f il emit*" o n ly fo r non nmimp o lia ltc m clu »triea. th a t puhln U n ite d S ta te - | JepM1 1m ein of \ i u tih tten w ere r ig h tly mon*<|mli4tn rtrullur®. h m y today in c h a ra rte r* an d th at th* m f m r * Mr B u tt* ah citld do w a r o b tain an *!(••« m erit to im prove’ h n u i* and wagi n o f the p u w fr e m p lo y ra w *i* 11o w - N in t h , ch air m an of Ihg power ««m ( (• o n l inwed tiff t*i«g' F i t n r | miaaiuttu aaaAilerl m an y pn»®iamiiR j ^ o f Ih r co*U* aa tut h e r lnl**ntm nal • t t r m p U or u n f u a n lr t l op|®rrtunl- • I ) | | j | y M llfk u t S lT V ic O tir a fo r th i m«tflut® t« m uch ' o f th r re g u la to ry pow®r over the I O i t O I v C S U (IIC^CI M 11II Cl it y in d u t lr y now held h y t h r U n iD d H tatrn an«l the a e v r ra l a U te a . and D a ily til AI k it new n m i o n < . weaken |,r r , nli.m age in |teii*4Mi S p r u ig '4. who h took It w a- Hie 111 it I Mil**' ] |*lj*«t the o tih a iiH g e vt ^terd.tv in d ay * th at th e n 'm.* m» |H in »•* I ■ion o f c o n i. i elit e- at Ho W htte a H iih o e n at ' i mi o ', h>t k T h e hoit w no donated t»y Mi nnd Mm H oiih e, a llo w in g th oer t.liere In u ■ ia m e a D B a n d a ll of G tlam U t, and ff.r d o lia i d e v a lu a tio n In tric a c in .it i« valued nt f|n,iM Hl T h e S e m iti and the H«’ ii*e w ere m iit * p rn k e i f,,i “It* o f t 1 1 tosuft t n i '" wa-- 11* I odd M Sp«vs v p ie The in cip ie n t * |*4■it of ii-vo lt *'v i olent *f S o iilh s io » «<*I* h*-« ■«' fa*ru*e.J T t ir * d « 3 h iite n lG d i“ ap I nk i'll* nd I It here ta k in g mn : ieM ie.t e a ily la^' Mlgbt and Hu H a n y M W nil* 1 H nu*e, w ithou t even a ro ll >nil vv ere t lit I t v t li« T I ••t nii,i d e, panned the itpi r opf m l mil ■vI’l'til i Vi* - e ri t 'la iy M itlm diet flip h a ru u ri who -•■•* ! l i l t r a l l y i n g the erem n n y l*v\ to a m aster «*f eeiem oto' " M ■eOHltth lacked b) 1*1 - »*1* nt It *moo lfnii<ii«ll, t It M iain m o *.m » VI It in i iip e ritrli’lld i i i t , 1 I ’ 11 FafiAAgi' w » “ a g ie e il to h o w e v ii pi • i i* r,( n f t he tm ai d -if l i t o n ly a fte r H epuhln alia am i in *m f t I k m p h A iiaife , and in t gent D e m o c ra t* wen* ro n d l) n L rilkim*, p re sid in g ehh. r id 1 D r ile il In a num tier of a tttm p t- ' of 'In I H ock the ecorm ni) e it c n iw in o n •< 1 >' Ifindo P i at r ie l d. ihstdi-t U h iin It !♦• in crea»e fund** foi p i» im -n t s len irin g the rig h t of th Hr u t illt ia * . .■nl wof k on let oi n ig h t by » ,|M ikvsm »tt f - r S v c r * . j t s r y t r M . w h „ ju m v .l In rh .1 | chat o n l *1 F I....... t „ I,(I,-mi ih,- . " l".»m m nl in i T h e Prealdetil let th e w av e o f U - .»■ j *|»eCi tatton ii i e e h i% in a t«aped r u r ten cy effo rt, ivliieh w i n n v i i e i l .... % f m O t w m U I I I h .i - ' U n it. ............. . ,l" " . U .g .- nrw ImjM, ..........hi.-, I . , . , , " I " ' " • ■ '■ ' • • m b , . ......... f,„ w o r t h by T h u r ? d u i '* fin n n cial confer* at the F lo rid a M. lh o .I.H i t , plm ti “ ™ M' ' *»**"***** (. (lc . v ta k e it^ ow n • m i.* e and tod it) to a ec Hided w o ik • u t h e n • p e n a l prulilein*. p t e p m on: lot •win|tm»r nevt wt-ek m ore fuM> mid » i« to the re co v e ry m lm in i'tru tio n l i * l CoL L in d b e rg h ’s Income Tax Record ig iied to Is Being Ch e c k e d dt* m ent and Atrto OwnersAided In Service Offered ByLocal Tag Agent run Ker n Pa rk AIready Has Subscribed Quota ; jrourst'." 800 MembersSoiiRht Th" cio», th*y will o n sw tr ini|ulre* on on the <kstrict cnunril P la n s w ere made d u rin g the ^ th at Jo h n K Z im in e rm a n . p r v i th at* sgsncles, and where com ­ plaint* a re mad* about them Ih- m eetin g fo r the d is tric t's p a ri In dent of U n ite d G a» lm p r ^ * m e n t of council d irectors will re fe r eurh (h e n a liu n -w id e m o b itlxatio n «.*ked rom plalnta to the p ro p er so u rc e.| B o y Seoula on S a tu id a ), I-eh 3, ro m p an y of Philadelphia T h tr Com plaints will not, however, be when they will In- a d lrra se d h> the c h a irm a n to atop him Freni*k*nt Roourvrit It wa* 11fl wan not d o n r, h o w e ve r, aim'i* H unt ve te ra n s •olidtod. I I ,, T h e re w ere mi h a lIn' •* 11 k** Aakcd hy reporter* wrhiit wen* DDunri'il th a t th r C rfililrfit will w r * a puM ic i r p i I ’M 'fitati call upon BcuuF* of Am erica to I mI i ThuindiMy lit w tiiib n I'ri the political affiliatio n s of the nrw in»i>t<*<i bu* nt®U*m«nU w rit ,7w H lin o u n m l I t totlny turn* fi»? id d m iim yr n rw a iitu m i'- Spokesman For Ickes intricacies of Dollar Dedication Of N e w ' *"■ Scores Proponents Devaluation Heinfr Of Proposed Code Probed By President Hall At O rphanage Draws H uge Crowd E x p e rie n c e . W e lk e r s a id , w ill l>e fcflen lo o n the guide a* to Ihe fu tu re a r t i v i Kf>f| | _ , tlll)in n re -v le rle d as tie* o f the d ire c to rs lieyond Ih o se (j ts| r |rt re p re se n ta tiv e to th r n a ­ now outline,1. W bllr Ihry will not tio n a l c o u n c il; A it h u r H ra n an p s rtlc lp s lr in Ih r s l s t r sdniin - - »■> re-elected a t c h a irm a n o f the tra tio n of public or civil w orki, d is t r ic t co u n cil, and J u liu s D in g tho F*d«r*l llo m r Owner* l-oon (e ld e r w as elected s« v ic e -c h a irC orporation, or other special »g«n- m an rtp rcsen lin g Sem inole County v .i“ T A t . M I l A S S E F . .In n frTh tjo v e rn o r .S h id ti DENUNCIATION OF ADJOURNMEN r OF PRIVATE POWER CONGRESS GIVES INDUSTRY HEARD TIME FOR STUDY z z z ftz -? ™ SINCE JAN. 1 t o aiasacs s s s r y HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Jan. 13. —(AY—The voice a f "th e two black crows,” who for year* spouted comedy from *iag» and screen, was stilled yesterday by the death of C harles Mack, 4fl, p a rtn e r in the faniuus team of Moran and M ack, in an autom o­ bile a rclilrnl a t U rsa, A n * . Injured In th e sam e accident was Mark Rennet!, erstw hile king of movie comedy pioditreni end o rig in ato r of (he t u ttin g beauty m otif in the celluloid(ieorge M oran, tin o ther h»lf of "the two hlark nows;** Mr*. M ark; Mrs. Sennett slid M ary Ja n e Mack, IN-year-nld daughter of the Macks, w cie slightly In­ jured Mrs Mack ws« driving when ■ tire blew out T hursday night and Ih r car rolled over three tim es on the Apaeh I rail ■Ig miles cast of Mesa, Mark died In a Mese hospital, ll was the second tim e in M or­ an 's fa rc e r th a t death had U. S. SAFE FROM INFLATION IS FARLEY’S VIEW Here’s News Many Have BeenAwaitinjf DETRO IT, Jan. IS.—(A1! —The In u m iilly th e denth scene witfl.KVKLAND. .Ian. HI.— ' W ARIIINGTIIN, J s n 13 (Ah ■ U tem ent nf E thel Ford In W ash­ lli*eon*tnJt tu iii C n rp o rR tm n alm ost , p a ra lle l to a sectio n of T h e ( A . I ’ . ) — I ’ r m t m n ili’r C p iiit h ! ington yesterday th a t business p n *« iM r fu r the f ir - l motion p ic tu re of the y i'k li'filA y m n ilr it K arH ’v prm licltM l lo t la y H in t conditions a t present "look very, I Cr.O'Hl *. (t tr-* in Iirfroil * le a rn . W hy lir in g That U p "' very good," is shared by m any l» 'll •!'“ 1* I ' f •. •-*1 \ , }t(n.«v»1 I Hi*lilt I • produce I s e v e ra l i --ars ag o In o th er leader* of th e autom obile f it 'I’l*11»* nt it* f u ll. w lnli* th a t sten c M o ran stood al the Industry, who believe the combi­ th" ■* t.rinWini* m t iin iit t r r w a * , i n f Ini io n g n li' w i l ii n il tin* bedside of th e " d y in g " M n ik mid nation of increased purchasing ri-rru uij* chirigi’A Hint n W hite ( , jie rilii I lin t lii"o d i n c h n hade hi n good-bye power, Improved general condi­ I ln iH r t m jr r k rp t the irrn ^ u rv tions anti an accum ulated rep lace­ " T h e - the end nf ih r two ftitiu nt tin*: upon trp .u !^ of hud n n lio it.il c h a ir* m ent dem and Is beginning to be Mark * mwa,** ns id M»»rnn In in , I m iking in Ihdroil d m in c th r fe ll in grow ing degree. " • m l I i Mi'HM ll'® th e rn d «>f *•*? ilniHiivrt d r Aim 'll, m an a * * e ite d in a * peeeii I* fo re Ford, in hie sU tem ent, given a rm before th e p u h ln T in A U ts-.l I* t - v h u m . „ e h n f mi l{e A « * m n tif n rw o that m iiruM t h e Fiev« land A u l m n o t i v e A ■ a fte r he had concluded his test! ta s k to go tin now are in * I ,Mt | M im | Itntik m iin iit ii't , t <•)<1 the yac II for the s u c re * * o f the iim n m l a t o m li iirh eon th at “ N e i t h e r will m o n , before the KcnaU banking I n m n u ittre h r i n i ' imt thi> ail^ S em in o le C o u n ti ( ‘ h m n h n o f Cnm - the I'rewident ■acriftce com m ittee, said th a t his com pany Th. “i n v i v i n g pA itrim r i i v r * w L m h r h m i m I i“*l t In 4'iMllpt I id lei n ie ite m em diershtp t l r ii e cn nie va id uue* which h a v e o c c u r r e d in expects B 76 percent pickup over Mack 1 1 <-«|i ' " f o r e v e ry th in g «»■ of ih r c in n iF - y \\n irtvni th® fro m the htii*y c e iiin n iltlly of F e r n c o t m u o d d v price* I'j 1a k inu 1933. T his Is the general hope of di«l.” ! h i g l r r ri'iiiim iiik J lint •it t»>«k th r VH Wv, of internattonal hankera. the m otor car industry, ------- a ww. ------ ------------- ----------- 1.11*1 nfui *’ii'»t I d Imvr mi) m m c l i n k Ou- m ol n m y n h r ii G ordon l oi my own p ar t l >G not p r e t e n d J. | Ijtt n e t t ntui I "apt i h im nt lln lhunk fml re l u s t y ear the ImVjstry produced lett iin io u n u e l Hint th*' to w n * to hi mi n o t h i n ity on Hie Ntihfeel. in the U nited R u le* and Canada Belief to th e t i n j i rd m u C n to n 's t|ind n o f I(l m em beiD ilip s n lie n ly 1 know th e P re sid e n t o* “ imil a n 2,101,000 passenger cars and depo'di.i** ninde pos*.ihle by lind 11 n *i h*>i i lin ’d a u t h o r i t y , ami to i** md lik*l> lo trucks. As in 1932 end 1931 Ihv h It b'l liiAM, th r second go w ro n g in Hn* p a r t l e n l n r field ( tin id > t o M iii. Inn r Hi t he past bulk of this output we* for w het nd^ nine to the m sl it til mit % lit|iit I1w h ere he ha* tweii i m h l **o o f t e n . ” vied with n u h tdhei tit ln'tnr; the has been term ed "absolutely nec­ • kititit; aifent #r* iec«,nt «i-eks. A F a r l e y in a l * e d 'Gotigrew* for its fn> t to te p o it. hut Hie* I* th e ] essa ry ," replacem ent. In the be­ rV"H \M m inatioii of n —i ' l •* pivert a** co m iteratio n w ith t h e P re s i d e n t in In s t tim e Hint h eotlimuility hn* lief th a t demand, other th en re ­ (C o n tin u ed (in I'mje l e i, i l I Inst \ e a i ‘“ sp e cial m - s itiu , nnd he jumpetl the |£mi" 72 hour* before i placem ent for Indispensable ve] e x p r e s s e d confi iencc t h a t t h e c o r • , . . , , r r , , , . . . , Ih r ui'lunl ,invg for mrmhcrH w*hlclei, will e n U r the m arket in | l e n t *rju»mn wn ul.t he tielpfuL const,Vrable volume, many of the Mean whHe, at W n ^ h in iftao I*1Mti-4 for tto d r iv e w ere c o n ■ I 're sid e n t Hoonev ell a '• a n t e d hta in d u stry ’s heads e ip e c l 1934 pro­ •deled Miliiphdi^l to< Uy Thai the n c h t to t a k e over th e g o ld of t h e duction to top 3,500,(XX) units. In th li connection s rrceot h u k . , f f " h i.s k ( * - ( wtiirh i» to ( r ,v.r»| r<--.-v ><■ systrm > i.lm d By Ih 'la c e d nt the I'n ttsh llouae ne Si I tu t ■ m iling ly w ave d aaide ni»e*4 sta te m en t by Alven M cCeule). W ASHINGTON, dun U W A S H IN G T O N , dun i:i M*» T i ie “ da\ m orrung nt H;U0 o’clock t ions H ik in g w hid he i lie w ou ld *lt» president of the neljune! eutom owill he tile must eliitoiMte ever t h i* or m ak e an y other im m e d ia te ( Continued On Cage Four) A drntinfintinrt id th r priv » tr P re u d e i i l |t o o * rv e|t anti nirin V 1 . 0 1 1 1 Tfi S a n fo rd le is o n * . . - . U ' d w ith th,' »n|>r„ginm. ah.m t t ■»rm o lh e iv P , c*eid* power industry "rid it» ruline t U i i r t i of t h e yoiiifres* w ere •b,vot#*d a d d itio n to « ™ r “l? r . s * t a r t a r s c.TV* to hoar weak ia established ter*. wit* w ag*, of 14 and 14 dollars on Sales today and all this week * Bif l at lwi acalo baaia. hav. been brisk, with almost all parson* apparently'anim us to beat the dead-lla* which comet Mon­ day afternoon. There w as no indication a t the IN FLORIDA NINE ARE KILLED 41 ARE INJURED DEPOSITORS IN DETROIT BANK TO GET RELIEF Voice O f‘Two Blahi Crows,9 Favorite U*S.ComediansFor 16 Years, Is StilledB y Death an — , 1 0 ,L ... *- ■ a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 12, 1934 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 12, 1934. 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 12, 1934; <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