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N o n e Injured
Yearwood States
In S e r ie s Of
His Opposition To
Auto Accidents Townsend P la n
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i c x i t u H rrmm p>ao e s e i .
t Both t a n w o n badly damaged.
Thay -wan tawed to a i w * » w
Lon* wood.
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,
Pal to war* today
for a
M f ra «h» drove a Ford pick-up
truak Into W. E. W
ta r «
W ts tP i r s t f l.t e a t. T b . nagrp |a l-
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Famed
Florida
Visitors Sec " “ Show-On-Wheels
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Eiafl ear, ■which *tia bwly d im tiw h-gtfiiii
biiq
LEGAL
In Sound Syitejm
1
W INTER HAVEN, Mar. 1 o p tfw io n to the Townsend Plan,
M k now stands, but approval
* f ap n d .e g * pension tystejn that
wmuid fir* aged Flondiana a
.alL elem fom ^ wy eh m Uva
ro m fo n tbjy, wae n p n awd by J.
ft.
Wmwr
Havre
' Thtt population o f ifc* Kentucky
state prison Is 1,110, about double
tie narnbir lta buildings wort eoustracted to bouM.
R ecent Improvement
P l e a s e s A udience
A t Sunday's Show
N O T !C h
in HIM COuHT o r THK COIT-NTT
ju d o is, sKM iNoue
c o u n t r.
■TAT* o r ruofUDA. I >
la r*-th» (Mato *1: • ELM A U.
m e r m rN s ,
To all Creaitera, D i i l t u , Di»t m atw a » a * all m iM ta , t e i i H
CUlm, or Dommado t j u a i i «Afcj
—tata;;
Too. sad u r t of you. aro hereby
aotiritO aad rcqalrK. to pnoout
• nr clalme and dcmaedav whlrh
you. or althrr of yoa. mayaaalaat Iko oatat* If KUIA it.
BTCPIlKNai dacraseC
lata
of
Bemlitole C eu .tr. Florida. ; tn the
Hot. JAM. O. MIIAHON, Ce.ti-y
W i t of Aoraiooli-fouaty.- m n 4
offlro Ik tko County vCoartkouaa la
m d citrus grawtr
and ran.
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in a radio address laat awning.
O.h r automob la .eeidama of a ^
^
y # w W o A flfth broad-
ftan fsra . ft.e iln u U t r n i r l | r t u r M i.
w lth la tw e lv e
m o n ih e* f|iom
ik o
d*t* k f r i a f ,
v .
, I «•!•<* January tttb , A.\J>. lift I.
().* N T H r ilK N a . docoaa>d.
Business Census
May B e Finished
Within Few Days
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tro stio so a a w * ro#* n*»i
work *f *ba Burasu of Cansua,
mgr* I I
Panny, 1Will
, /-v
**lor to,|Mti “**•n#t tot
goTsntmental purpoara. lta scop*
|f>p T o n i f f h t U n
h rho rtaull of r»nu««t«
IL C
bualnase organlaatlona, and It has
tha full support or ill branches
.O n gW O O d l r a c ^ t
from
I Fanny, farorh# F h h th#
H#i rtUcralc.l pravlous aaaurat
Longmood grayhound •n ets that all anum araton and
and B an Jonoa, aro on tha ( 0th«r para-ina connae.ad with tha
•chedula tonight, both to run iin .v*
the ( tn iu l l r ( un tar oath not to dla-
nlmh race over ih* futurity* di*‘
Mnee. O ttx*r Due# and Oita ® "
«01 a'ao raca in U»o aama •****■
. Eleven races are ta tha •»•*»»•
tweight, entries and
actions ba'Jng ei follow*!
Fltl- Hueco.
MUlree Wea.
s f e p i r •i.r'Sum ' runKT
r.r%:..rvtfr,V " M S
cfteyaoiae.
iio ir n tl),
iion' am
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J ,
rte Pleih. Polvrlta. UIPiniCAN
IttrT A Ttin
St).
U fotr
Ana,
•W A nnr.n. h i p U).
Fourth rare.
(utltfltri /> "'»
pkence. IIOWR CB (IV. AU-f.Foni* III. rwfeetem. ni«i-k DreliUt.
m itv A im firtlUt tl), Pe(Meei|ae,
Bmtif* Hr an.
..
plfiti rtee. nuetter mllel PAD.
b y n n u n ta T at*, rnemeum t)r*».
J iW a
Pet tlOK
(I).
Anelh-r
tTtumre. VIKt ttt. O-Mlee U'et.
Mnrplurk. SUdnleht 11—.
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(Math r»re. I - l l tn llf MleA Mei-k, 1
Prince** Wove. KATB lltniUMH
ttt
K tx n tinnniiAM ttt- UK*
b»WB (*>, P lu s’ Pal, Mr. Chance,
n m neM.
i
■er»n1h r*c^,
r;**v-it*i . e te I
' ‘ ( • ’rn .ta u M i » « - Pnu* n — 1
nwcetheed. lUn llnll. DoecdChoice. •
n o e x r co um t <n. 7 -*rn# i»*i«.
1teltvvnurn-v. rePTCiw rtSJD (I), Raa Styoum—the Negus Negustt’a
VtCTDUtOtrn tlPPICBIt (11.
Plehth rare, l-ta mile: OcemarH,
Wily Key I’ADPT HUT. II),
p n a iil pATTteiir ii>, night ■ « •.
IILUB PAD It), Pt*d jnnee, Aah
tophooe Hifh fidelity reprodoc- piece
tlth gee. the* mrneac a o t'a f-th a
recorded film and U urtSy t w o
tUM tha sound In ail tu original
hrilllaned.
M
In Mia flm public in te rn a * ban o f tha sysiam a n d daring tha
•b aain g r t tha fa a n m picture Uat
augo rated two wotka ago.
night, decided improvement wa*
Mr. Ycanrood dec a rod be had neur cable in tha natural quality
ne’e r “straddled an ierja in my of tha ao«r»’ spanking rote**, p a r-;
lifa" and therefore proceeded to tioularly c f women's ro a m , baroT an k plainly regarding h>i eiew tofora tha moat difficult to record
of the Townsend Plan, lta declared I and reproduce baennaa o f (ho high
hat tloea investigation of thla frequencies I g b l M
With tha
plan and Intam ew a with many new High Fidelity apparatus, au
loading econotMe amhoritiaa and dible m inds in a range of from
noted ■tatiinomica)'y”pe t,„ oLtt I 40 to 10,000 cyt'aa aro faithfully
hint that it w ga.Mphyaically impoe- t»produced with all tha dalimta
s» le and economical' y I I attain* I thadings of tha hitman tolea which
«Ma" and added that tha plan w as'i ana to distinguished iq A a m a l
n -mirage'* and a bitter delation «pcocb\ This "dynamic” sh B i* g of
that wou'd bnjig heartaaha it; tha tone K j u t aa.appnrant In tha aoaged. llowaTfr, Mr. Yearwood i r n a i volume of a fu l aymphony
emphatically atatad that ha waa
o r t h e .t r * .
. ;
»»ry much m fa v rr of eoma plan
Laat nighfa audience at the Mlthat would tnetira an in ade- tana waa g»tr*maly raeaptiva and
tyiata
s u re rune*
for
tha I appraewtiva of tbi v*et impiuveold pro pie of P I rid*
an d ' mant which iha tmw aound reptwMid “*a Governor of Ploridn, eenta o’ er tha old, and responded
I wl): recommend to jbe Legisla
ture and use my Influence to the
utmoit to eattbliah a trtndainyy
•um to m arh
»r ilf’ frdaral
government may appropriate and.
u W stPs
Sp°j“®^Tex,as Centennial
YearOpensToday
Rem em ber The A lam o
To R ing A gain In
Lumber i n
Rnoftno
.
U nited L u n io e r
Seasoned.and Unfinished Luraber
L u m b e r, D u ild in c M a le rU l— R o o fin g
••L u n tb e r M em nurtd B e *H u G o ld en B uW *
8 IV m d F r e n c h
V o te On R i t t e r
May Be Taken In
MUBOBR TRIAL OPENS
AtkWtia Chib will asset tonight to
bagla training for a specie: proMIAMI.
Mar. I.-O W -M rs .
train to be pot aa Mar. IS. Alt the Huts Cost'ic Fentt. I t . wtirt on
boys , pro requea'ad to be out for ’rail far her Ufa In Circuit Conn
bar* today, charg’d aith fatally
TilO o’clock.
atabb'ng her husbind.
ATLANTA. Mar. I.—W. T.
(1 ilt* n m-.lkcd in*o pal cs handiuait*r* las night handed affla v a dihnta ta four and attc.lt.lf hauru*> pistol and laid them - h* had Represan sllv i U.nkhaad, *D*jm«r'
iratla laadtr, laid lha. Haesa the
•Ttaadlng waa af tha “gravut
mpertanct1* and asktd sleea. st*
tan tie.
bar In North Cnmtlna for 19M
Tha R aota vo-s , m ha Uh*n
•will bo awarded a ftur-yaar ’ate today, will deer mins whethqi
scholarship «• th* Nonh Catalina Jndga Xlt'gv must ha triad fay
th* Bern*.
, i
‘ '
-ta:a coll* ga.
Chang's . aga'nat Ifat lodge
Kama* r rorda rwsal lha flra: have ta do with hia hnadhag of
basabvll chaDfir In tha ttata waa
and i« tclvcd fa*
from said A. L
*
X.
f
Security
Lumber
m
strugg'.aa in pitch darkntas.
\
M an's F riends Glad
H e Told Them Abou
BLACK-DRAUGHT
with generous applause whan the
mnirvncameM af the Imrothlction
o« dm new' aouad waa made
through the theater** eqoJpmam.
Great Britain Will
Order Oil Embargo
u
rare. ' nueriar mile: Of
ficer thien, CHANCII H'H.I.ATt ( I t , 1
rKTIJVK MAIttlUT (I), PAII KX
(I), fa te n irl, Octt Junta, aient)
liliiv Wiki Penny.
,
;c Tenth rare. (uturltri PAWX
MAItailAl.t- (II M’CKr IIOPNII AM 1
1MttgllAl.t. t»). I.UCKT linnailA U
' M>, Kaneae Paun, U tile Mucar.
'(Unoere Chance. Johaay Chance,
CAPTAIN MAIlTlX fit plat- Men
Tha fight at Golden Mountain
. K lcv.n'h cnee, •-!• mile! INDIAN
n rriC K Il III, ria .h r*M. Careless waa lha mrat dramatic a f Italy’s
OacM. PBTg PATTT II). Heavy campaign against Ethiopia.
U*«- rc e a h . t'holet
INDIAN
It began with hand-to-hand
DICK II). Mias Way Bfhla*.
:
January, INS, waa tha cold#**
Jtntury for Owensboro, N. IL
alnra 1111, racatds show.
2 Jackets o l C e llo p h a n e
senl-ln th e FRESHNESS of
th e P rize Crop Tobaccos in
�W o r d I s H m O d y .Gcalyml
F lo rid a City A ffo rd in g R ail, B I | I «
And W a te r T ra w p e r ta lW r
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESbAY, MARCH S, 1936
Italy A nd Ethiopia
In Taxing Law A re Asked By Leagui
GREAT BOULDER DAM COMPLETED
P re s id e n t For
Seminole County
Must Re-Register
t/ndistr i b irtE d Corporation P r o f i t s
Would Be Assessed
By Proposed Law
Is To Face Trial
<IB. - ^
,
For High Crimes’
{filature P assed For
S t J o h n s . County r
.... D-r ,
O ld Registers
i
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Null And Void, w “ro* Vot» w
V oters
A
M C & ll
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N ot G etting
t Cast
But
H o u s e V otes For
Im peachm ent M ove
i
tio n a.tax system, th* President
also prop***!:
Processing u n i to spread
b-odfcr and ihdOMT than
o il ten
tan la w a d
by
lh a
Every voter In Seminole
Ocunty m ust re re g is te r th la (
Spring.
It does not make any dif
ference how many Umea an]
vo c wag announced aa 111
elector haa registered or how to Thu
>46 for Impcschnvnt.
many tlmea he haa voted,
Represattiadva J, Mark Wdcox
each and every one of them waa tha only member of tha Flori- i
m u it register again If he da daagadan ht Ccngraaa ta rata
would cast a ballot In the agauiar tha Impeachmane rtaototrcn.
w w ta w -£ 5 |J 5 B 9 * **" lT*u '
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ATLANTA. Mar. 3 r-(A V -S « t. I
Thr Colombia
Slat*
Uank in'
Supreme Court.
'
order*! immediate r u h poynwni '
Windfall tai to recover a roe- -of more than 12,100,000 m highway
(idrrabU pan o f the old proewa- •certificate*, due lt»r. 2S.
j
•ing i u m on which they refund
Al tha Mata lima ha charged the
peym-ni.
New Deal's Georg* 'aider* with
Repeal o f the earning capital agitation realising in the filing of
nock tax which wxa estimated i an utjuction euu ai
Marietta
to yield $123,000,000 in fiacal |to prevent dire men of road money
year 1697.'
| to support other government
Tlri graduard corporation in- functions and attacking the foundsrom« lax which tha Praaidant i»rn of hia one-man control.
]
prop sail to repeal was eat,mated
Ha alio informed State Sena
te y*ld $820,000,000 in 1»3T. ,or Allan Chappe.l, leader in a
T rti.ia r, experts wane Mtderaroodl movement for a - self-convened
Bapraawaatiwa. CalthroM, Oroan.
IWaroro and S ta rt voted fa r IL
k.
Boulder Dam, the wor’d'* highest, construe Ion of which marked
A total of m Datnocnua, L
. ._
••••••lone
of tha greatest engineering Job* aver undcrakcn by man, i*
RapublietBa and ana Prag rarolra shown upon Its completion and delivery to th* Uni cd States gov
rotad for tha impaachnacM aa eom- ernment ky tha contractor*. Bull: for hydro-elerrlc and Irrlgatmrad ta <2 Dvtnocrtu, $0 RapabT ( tlon purpose*, It dam* U>* Colorado rlvitr on .ha border between Nalkant and four Prorraaanraa
* | vada and Ariign* and form* lha lire**4, man-made tike In the world.
ing agaiaat.
.
propoewl |«ji»latuiw to look into tha complex
The rata cania after fine 1 oan The relatlr* sit* of the etosm ihovel (arrow) *t *.ha hot-; "> eetimata that ihe proposed
on undotrfcutad
undiMriouead eorpacorpe- financial euu anon of the list,-,
1 an tom giro* aom* Idaa of th* dam'* magnitude. (Anocisted
Pre»» new
new levy on
. . . ■b. . ,
•
I ration
profit* would nrt
raifon profita
not onl»
on], raiw | that ha wculd not call *n extra
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J*— —.
k
itlhan
rtfitfl Aflfl in Mfte
place ill"I
$WI1,600,000
taxia which ltM ion even if the legislator*
wou d be repealed, but would pro-' woulj M m without pay.
ride an additional re vents* of $020- n , ^
,e th. fu n ctio n
000,000 on 1930 cvrporadon ta* , Ul| v u if,, eoatamion of W, V.
" m**'
,.
_
!*nea, foianar *tato legislator, who
Tha Praaidant toU Congress f,0jja . |fM certificate, that unleee
that tn'aW atlen of p r * » ta « | t*>t* gj* ro an raatrained the board and
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V ’’ <>•
treasurer, J . B. Darnel,
017.00OJ00 and that tha eoah bo- tbf m
rot aside to pay .ha
nut hO wvsild add aeuMkl charge
mi>ht not’ ha available whan
schooTS5S
M *a A t re,- ho ‘‘V a in Z e 'h ta h d e fc* U a ’ i^ w x i-
ii:$4 a. M. I Instructor A g a i. na
A rt
Z . Z«a.MAAAUA
Z T Z 2v S Z lTm l!siw t ifru u rT . Thu
»m‘V“ o f $620,000,000. It may be
, , . N. , V .
Ctln
’i!
4l
i„
isustrj s
,k“ t i i W <S£ni1
S2tE£Sr,r*Ts - r r„°" 'tT w t
* lor.: old processing tu r n and that tmly . Tht
h,«hw•^,,
• ,lh’
y will 1120 000 OOO r in n u m i M
' drawn many of u* mLleone from
r" " IS K E S n S F "
^
r . M.
t Wdcox roid he did not belwro
H r. Thigpen told th# Cammis I tba evideaee warranted Impeachalaoaro that ta a#riy aa last] mem action.
September ha wrots to Tbltahaa-i
—— —— —
too and asked aa to the truth of V g x f g k r a n a F a V d l *
• w o r t ho hod hoaH that th e re | V « 5 l r n U I »
TUVUr
It
A number of
« n "ro lh,y w ,m ,d (h*
aa
'£ k-“" '1 " f .1” ■ - »'•
Democr...
..Id
»«*<* <•> he
„
1“ •
poa.lbl. btcau*. ,,^
,h ,r* ^
mediate opening of negotiating# • ■ ;
i within the framework of thb
. League of Natlona and tha tpW t 0
of the Covenant with a vMw t# , **
the prompt cessa ion of hoattH*; \
ilea and th* deftnlt* re-ee-abBah* ^?r
mant of peace. Th* ComnalUbg gf. •
Thirteen will meet Mar, 16 .$6-V
1 take note of Ihe r*p,U*
two govtmm*Btt.H '
eat Hhinholeer,
____
3. Khjnholter,
No N ro a By N m $ • « M f |
and . acting -nOME. Msr. «.—tff>—-Th# b#> I J
comnnSstoner’s Him of be Leagua of NatldB# Ml ' ^
*• 8 o'cock in- e . r ng a commut'd af IS to.
tw n a rvtidtm ‘ •<$•#* cnrwillAtiim of ib t Ttalf , ,
mut 20 years, KH> plan war f*U*d to arovg#
t*e J. II, Shin- p. e . },op. a In Italy,
a in Derry, Ge.,; It uh fasclat aourrta lnd car*#
i n ' p f poest could bo tspeete#',-i
will km con- It in tie Geneva committee which
morrung at tH.» nation could -take atitaatiy
First Methodist u 'he light of r c tn : vIctorloa ba
Aged Mother Of
S. 0 . Shinholser
SXJS ciTYNEWBBBiEreiHeM Thu Month
rS
Italy Opposed To
Talmadge Action M a y Sanford Police T o l d
‘Pressure Peat
Avert Court Clash To Be On Lookout
___
!! B y Proposed Ac t . For Armed Bandits Mussolini D e e l a t
WASHINGTON. Mar. I—
B a l l o t s —TV» H m m Inal night approved
primaries next Jana or In Uia
general alaatian OCJt November.
Thla aUnatioo,
declared by
County R tflatrar W. J. Thig
pen, a* being "sggrmva'lng In
tba eitreme," baa on'y Juit been
discovered, though lha law which
compel* tha ra ragletaring of all
voiers In Sain inula County wae
p*i**d by lha 19U Stmt* Lagtalatura.
It ' w»a brought to th« a t
tritio n of tha Coonly Comm le
aloner* today by H r. Tblgptn and
E. P. Hous holder, attornoy for
tha board, and upon the tatter'*
tsp'aaaUon that "Utero ta only
ana -blag th a t con bo dona"
,tha hoard taatraotad tba H ftatrar
to proceed la tceortUnna with lb*
Georgia GovernorjBank In Tampa Is " ffiS $ y £ 5!
OrdersPaymentOfjRobbedOf$30,000 Is E xpected To 1
Road Certificates In Broad Daylight
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b**n
•?**,
Organization O f
iutai whMl h#'M*l>d
th . WaOowlI *
T
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The waoibdi: Moetly aloudy
••night odd Wednesdays possibly
*howtn hi tooth and central poruoet* Woitnudoyf Imlo dung* in
iw p iu ia i* . Extreme northwest
$5,000 Paid F o r
31-Acre Grove In
Seminole County
laboratory of cue r of th* la rg c l
I C e e t le e a * n « r e a r e r e l
Valua Of.State
College Told At
Rotary Luncheon
Denial to itauo three checks on the
Atlanta banka haring money on
Th* traffle division pod
cam* hero from Fort Myers \
Thee* banks, tadmboro of ibo Atntw members boro been esk
for a month under dlractit
Capt Georg* Mingle af th*
stato petrol. Thlrty-tw# of
will use motorcycle*, and •
wl'l travel in spaady c a n . ,
Enforcement of traffl# .
Including safety meaanroo,
regulations of weight and I
MCW T0SX, Hart J _ W ) _ af vehicles using th* puhH*
Freeh outbursts af nolence flared ways, waa outlined by Cha
today in tha building workers’ C. B. Traadway of tha Ro*
part merit, as th* tratfW dtvi
County M ay P ay For
responsibility. H* eallod
P lum bing In Arm ory
tha offleon to •rid n r tug'
of tha hosard of the 2*
driver, th* unltghtod roktd
tha law rlolator."
jipciid
l>
Violence Flares
In Gotham's Big
Building Strike
DeLand Boy A rretted
For K illin g Brother
DELAND. Hnr.
^
graduating la TUtahassr* go out
Imo tba world better equipped
from tho sha
die telle*, and
■o cope with
of 'If*.
Visitors a t
'•day Include.
Grrrn Bay, 1
N at'a. of Ho
row* Horsy,
^rd. V, No
HL, Leverett
b i t s N. T-
>.Rotary luneheon
t. C . Srhilllng. Of
r Hor Id H. Van
town. N. J., Bur-'Boffslo, N. Y„
. of Blfmmington,
Shnpoon, of Can-
LOCAL WEA'
�P age rw o
TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1931*
TOT SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
Filled To Overflowing
An inliTi"*!ing ilem appearing in the Orlando Sentinel
recently iminteii out the fact th a t the City Beautiful 1*
overrun with tourist* and th a t hotels and apartm ent
house* are turning down guests because of a lack of accommo<tatiniis
At the same time requests were sent out
to Orlando resident* to list their spare rooms so th a t visi
tors might have a place to spend the night.
Himdinr reports come from Miami. The chamber of
commerce th«re ha* published an advertisement in Miami
papers asking the home folks to rent their rooms so tha t
nil tourists in the city might ho taken care of. Every ho
tel and a p a rtm e n t house in that vicinity Is full with thousands of new people coming and going every day.
What would it mean to Sanford if it could be said
here that every hotel nnd apartm ent house in the city were
filled to ove^fiyvjiig? W h a t a
ifr Z .fW )S
MifnYiiril Herald an advertisement asking
local residents to list their spare rooms so that all incom
ing tourists m ight he accommodated! W hat a break for
l"cal re sta u ra n ts, local merchants, local business men in
STIRS OFFICIALS
RUmmer
rru
th r o u g h
iht*
i*l*n<h <f the \\V*t FrJ r* and
•long the nor* h e m co»«i o f Jyouth
Am trtea, Ibegmnmg on Ju ly
4„
nlaauetL VNUTOdran* *merr«ed tw
Latin Am erican trade, wan annor net d today by T)r. John J.
Hi* boamen* wj-n'i with *ttth
H#
pvr
«i at iirri'ly
it hutch
A nd wi* off on hi- «ii »v run.
Y « if hr i
m
t me
Of Ihe h a r t iii*|ii>t y Ntpmi
W hose w»ik ie in f n»! <iti i Ior|
And ib »’ I IM' Ilf fltff HTIil *•f>«
III? Y,"fiill11 fill b m • tet, the «:«•
McLaulin,
The Jeweler
PARK ATM.
Tigert, president of the I'mvtr^ity
Appreciates Your Patronage
Ritchie's Last W arning
o r miny time* ht* -</t*
lift fthoweil fjt>t t|t«* 1- n«f snirp
Watches, flocks. Jewelry
REPAIRED
Diamonds Mounted
Engraving
Al Cap—e mob, w ag.iktl Ac~.2 » y .
g<i a f te r this tourist business!
An Ant on fht* tab rrb*«h
K an into a dorm ant n**»ih
umdentiftftd men in ft
Avenue bowling ftlley.
CHICAGO, War 1.—UPV—Three
m aik rd m tn w aked into a peel
rto m last night and fatally tbot a
man police identified a* Anthony
D eim rto, 14, a brother of “ Machine
( l e i J a c k " McGitm, slain try gun-,
men in a tum a r m anner FVb. I.i.
D rtnano. who was «derWi/ie<| a s 1
McG u rn 's b ro th rr by S g t. Thomas
Lowry, died in Mithar C a b rm Ho*,
pm l within an hour a fte r hi* ra n t
game waa interrupted by gunfire, i
He wa* thot four time*.
|
H cG um , credited by police w ith,
be<ng the chief terro n tt o f the "id
G A IN E SV IL L E, X -»r 1.—A 37-
da
'other Of G angster
Is Slain In Chicago
profrM or
of
rconomic*
and
markefing, h»» hern
placed
itl
charge of the rru»»e Tha SS
When Albi'rt C Ititchir. a former governor of Mary "L n iik in x c n ," a 5,000 ton ve«a«!t
land for sixteen years, and one time a serious contender for equipped to ra rry both freight
lb m-M ratio presidoiitial honors, died last week, his passing and pAMenger*, will he utilised.
wus lamented by Democrats and Republicans alike. Even Students, however, wil ro m p riie
President Roosevelt, with many of whose politic* Gov. tha only pa**#ng#r* on the »hip |
Two rnuMM , "Trade Hon ion*
Rittliie disagreed, paid tribute to him
Taribheftn
Am«^^ca,,* and (
In the last speech whic h G"V. Ritchie ever made, a t a of
meeting vi'jtrtrlv two weeks before he died, he warned his ; "Inter national T rade," will o# o f
fered by fVof 11 >rka w hi> on the '
audience against fiio'l imenln] changes in our form of gov crtiiAe,
demgned to provide m tb i
ernment brought about by "indirect" methods. The Con dent* an opportunity of traveling I
stitution, he said, sirin h a luilance between the extremes through the Caribbean are» while '
of aiib.ccMee nod snarrhy. An outstanding advocate of studying the economic condition*
S ta te s’ Rights, Cov. Ritchie fu rth e r declared;
and trade practice* of the region.
"I, for one, do not believe in fundamental or revolu ' Clan* room work will be contionary changes, | believe that the system of government I ducted jti*t i« on the campon of
the University of Frond a d uring
whitli h a t served us through the vicissitudes of so many thot*
tlayn the veiael in on the
your* will suffice to serve us still.
water. P rof llickn »atd
today.
"Hut if those in governmental authority do not think While the *h'P la »n port, conso , then s u r e l y it is not ton much to ask th a t they sutr*
Washing—Polish—Tire Repairing
Registered Lubrication
We Call For And Deliver
Your Car
Phone 9121
First
&
French
Taft's Son Joins
Presidential Race
mil I tie change* they would make to the American peo
ple in the form of amendments to the Constitution Instead
•f the guise of statutes for Congressional action only.
"Surely it is not t(mi miirli to ask th a t they ndt direct
ly mi not hv indirection, so tha t the American people can
themselves decide whether they want to change the
Arm ii< Mi system of government or w hether they want to
preserve it,"
* O ur **lfh**« (< riiifer Jerry .
Z W .ll th r ■pectnl January
•* Who** office ii in tfi bury
—The tlcHtl of ih«* fumritiA^ary
*" Oo bring Ji*m hi it in* to ho* p*‘H|»le
- L a y h im in Mali* »m a *i*pal.
W rap him ft r th ro tid in a j>«*«
Enbftlrn bun wiih «*h<»r of n«*tt|c*
if T J tia t* ihr word o f your (Jut**:
*- A nd present y on the urene
~ Appear* a noli*mit nmnu-iQn;
—And taking form al position,
* W ith feelem n tlm 'y a twiddle,
* 8 c iSpa tho ilivnl hy tin* middle*
Z And, heaving him high in m r#
—Cftrne* lorn nut o f there.
N o one mu mi1* murttl m ifari*.
—* It ia noLotly e l s affair.
The
It.nil.I
f’|tf|Mli»l|IH1
iff
A m erica nisi!*? fivi* mUlum iM Ini*
I aaI y ear . . . . w h k h »)i iw* ill ii
th e people are ju st it' ll ng n u tly
f o r the lUIifi «.' ill]»»
ritta h iirg h
M nnnfaclurer S n y '
Daprc*>ion Over W hen I'rn p 'r Rat
Candy Again -h rs illln r Well, if
that's all it lake* let’* all it"
dow n tom orrow and buy a lolly
pop.
All any ra n d id u le ha- cot to
tin if h r w ant* the aupporl of
Tha Sanford llc rn ld , if Ihat i*
w orth anything to him (we tv-at
you to it), ut tu convince ua that
h a ia in favor of economy in gov
e rn m e n t and tax reduction.
* Especial
notice
to
young
bloods: -T w rn ty -flv e cent* w orth
of carbon dioxide ga*. when a p
plied in the p ro p e r manner In an
OF
R IP E - B O D IE D
TO BACCO
Visitors to Miami should let friends know of this
eltv's unusual isliicalionnl fncilitics,', writes A rthur Rrlabane. in his widely read column. "In addition to Miami’s
university there are numerous admirable institutions for
children of all ages. Especially valuable is Miss H a r r is ’
Miami school for girls, on Brickell Avenue. For four
years this w rite r has had th re e young daughters a tte n d
ing Mis* H a rris’ admirable school, and because of tha t school
he purchased a house near-by.
"At Miss Harris' school, children live and study In the
open air and sunshine, thriving and growing, whilo children
in tlio cold North arc fighting colds, P arents from the
North, visiting Miami temporarily, may have their chil
dren with them, without dlscontlnuiug their studies, while
the parents a re in Miami. Those that can give young chil
dren the benefit of this admirable climate during w inter
months should do so. instead of leaving them to lig h t the
coltl, and the colds of the N orth.”
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
""w 7 ^tT m rirS w 7
The Oviedo [land i* giving a
fiiiiT oTiiwbt'rrTeT in rii'C'-^hooi*’ ■eric* of S atu rd ay night concsna
u so li’n every y*.ir and lake* gnrut
pride in them, lie rvrvnily ecru m i tha tot oppoaita tha McCall
. miiii' of ihe lit*rrn-e m hi* win, hloBk. The band ta m aking a
Vad l.ovi'lt, in Ihii*tnirgh who • pUndi'l pnograaa un*er h i anhad thnn made up inio *hortcake j ihumaiMt ' Je a d cn h lp of G eorge
and on V^»»hingi(m'»
Birthday,
ca o f Sanford
whi.r itm m ow wa* falling oulaide
___ aa m itru e io r
ih,' im ilo w i, he and three friend* and C har>a Lag w iauinaaa m ana ir the ah n rtrak r made from the a g ar.
V , .
ripe Sanford •iraw ta-rrie* which
Mra. Saltia D in k ^ ha* returned
had been »rm by parcel pu*i frum to h a r home in
far-aw ay Florida.
a fte r a ahon v iV
Sanford lanlite of Klk* >a one J . S. Hinkle, l a
o f the m w i flournhm g in tha
Charlie a n d
1
leriwetheT
•taio and the rntbuaiaatic nirm bera have given up
•bachelor
keep alivo the m in v it at a d lime*. q u a rta n in Eaat
A \ and
T he annual election of o ffictra moved to aowu|
Mr. and Mra. T. t . V IM * and
WKonaciou*
Intoxicated ptrao n .
Will aobar him u p imm ediately
Without leaving a hangover.” T ry
life Ik a Maul I 1M a Uol I*»It
R IC H ,
Good Publicity For Florida
IIIll'll n .
••U lM a proper atyla for si)
tablaa In tha future, little Jacque
line Jean Benton arrived in Ihie
work) the other day weighing
exactly twelve ounece, the tmieet
r ra r recorded. Tima waa when
parent* boaatrd the weight of
tl\tit children aa If health, intelllgcaca and charm wvra *omrtk lM pleasured by the pound,
rEight and ten pound bablai now*WINTER HAVEN. Mar. A—
ig y s ora old fashioned. One pound
-b u tc a are atUl rare, bat fire and Area* of Florida that have be
itokg pound babies ar* a comfort come depleted of quail and tu r
t« tha mother, if not to thr father. key are being reatocked by tho
Stale Conservation Department,
according ta Dr. F. O. Gamer,
.According to Viacoum Wolm.’r, local member of tho State Con
'JMmber of British Houao of
servation Commission, who itstod
lord*, them will bo no important
Mropeaa wgr until 1931. “Uarmny will be ready to nghi by augur* lion of tho reatocklog pro
lib Ufte”, ho says, “and then gram from Tall ah a n e e yesterday.
Gamer announced receipt tn
M w ar Will hreak out, probably
Mb aa attack on Russia. Once this section Sunday of a shipment
■T Marts everybody wig be In of turkey nnd quaU, from Atabarna, while a shipment ef ee»-
Areas In Florida
To Be Restocked
With Wild Game
Jack Fox took tha fa ir in oC-Artday at Orlando, going down la ft*
Wilton Studebaktr ear.
Georg* O. Rrrruig, J r . ton w f
Juifge and M n. George G. U * t\
ring, haa patted iwctaafully, ae-'
cording
to tha
off.cal
list
publiahtd, hla examination for admisnon to the Naval Academy at
Annapolia, Md.
'hope to give sportsmen In other
port* of the elate equally good
pewe within n short Urns. M .*r
areas are da pitted of this choice
game and It la the purpoeo of
the
deportment
to
restock
tbam and afford our nimroda ev
ery opportunity to bag gams dar
ing the forthcoming hunting sea
son*,”
S N O W ’S
PAINT £ GLASSCO.
os** m » L r k u u u
______
A C W , A U U U YQUB BTSTU f
UP FEB 10 TBU* FECIT LIME BICEET TO COUNTBBACT
NEBI MALTED CHOCOUTB
_____
NEB1 BOOT ww» b
^ 3 2 ^ .
b o t a l CROWN c o l a
Nu n t b u b r t u n r o r a n g e
V
tE E A T TOUB8KLF TO THE BEST
STANDARDIZED
tin M i twdiwlcgf 0«Mh v* tl^vw*.
manufoctur* ora of turprtoino Iraportcnc*.
Upqn
thorn do p o n d tha
o# * • c ig o r t t ^ , iu<> 01 wolQht, » * « . flnrv
Of fill— u n iform ity t f i p ro d u c t—-oil o f w ftkh
. In th o m e n u f o d u r a o f Lucky S frilut G p i
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th
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SEETHE
“BULLET RIDDLED’1
Clyde Barrow, Bonnie Parker
DEATH CAR
ON -EXHIBITION
Mr». \V, U C. l l a fcler an.l M i - i
rfcftrti*.
Mf r u a r n H a i r i e r » re planninp ki [litlvll t»T1 llu
IlinVt-rv * I IV l*
reiu rn W i d n r a i t a y
to i h n r h in 1
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with
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f o r m e r ’* *on-in-U w un.l
daiiyltJ u n i o r 'High 11 11 H Mm .tint Bit* u
ter. Mr a n d Mr*. V
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Iinm i- i tt li n V\ i i'li'. I-if **
Kouih S a n f o rd Avenue.
II N i l l f o N
tt
This is tlif Nighr-st (Ju:i1it\ Meat
Hiitclu-ivd In The I . S. A.
i
FOUR DA YS ONL Y
W EI).-TH U R S.-K ill.-SA T.
l.b.
"i.tr L h . \;ilti« '
T r .i» \K S
STEAKS 45c
I.b.
Roast Cuts price 35c
1d l'*
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Swifts Premium Hums Will Also Be
Sold This Week IQc Pound OFF.
ft mi
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We Mould be glad fur >nu to try one order
of this High (iradi* beef, and if you are
pleased with it at the price then we will
be glad to keep it in sloek for the trade
mts the best.
t o -n k ; h t
3
Plain 1 I'll- Old Cows
stain peel stamped
uni
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No.
2
No. 3 | No. 1 No. 5
No. 1
For A Change This Week
Try A Cut Of Swift’s
Premium Meat
link Tower Concerts p a s t TIMES
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duy fmm H v
I*nkc
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WE DELIVER
WEDNESDAY
T ill USDAY
AIho Maxwell lluii.*.*
SONGSTUDDED
SEN SA TIO N
OF
1936!
Ti'*- Laryt*-** !*«•
Coltee lb.24cjEggs doz.31c
(TFfA N G E S 2 dozen 25c
LARGE. . l r i J J u
Come in. Let iu give you the details
WHITE LILY FLOUR
*
merit. N ever before has iiich a warranty
■j| LIW.
LBS.
$1.19
been offered.
6 LBS.
63"
31t
Four Full Dtiyi
I |.l». Carton Jew el «
There are many reasons for choosing
LARD 49c QUALITY
N orge— beauty, convenience, depend
Pillsburys Soft Snap Flour
another reason— a '10-Year W arranty,
Come in, see the Norge. Get th e details
45c
89 c
regarding the 10-Year W a r r a n ty ,/'
TNlia IOVI FIAMIS AOAIN
IN THS SHADOW or DOOM
We Also Have Fine Shipment Of
Young Ga. Baby Corn Fed Beef
IMP-1!
HOWARD
DAVIS
Plenty E xtra Fancy Veal
If It’s Meats We (Jan Please. Let Ub
THE P E T R IF IE D
F O R E S T ..
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
P ark & Commercial!
R LBS.
VI LBS.
j*l LBS.
MILAN E
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via \w
1
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able performance, economy. N o w here's
BANDIT CAR
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m»i > k
P' 1 1 h i | !
ON ROLLATOR COMPRESSION ON IT
c o n v in c in g ev id en ce o f s u p e rla tiv e
\IIIMl
1
10c Pound Off On Swifts
II.-I ( Ull I.V I II.
NORGE ANNOUNCES A
-YEAR WARRANTY
M arch, 4 th and 5 th
Bullet Riddled
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of this 10-Year W arranty — the most
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Mr*. M urray N sn re of T im p a
arrived today to a p eo l abr-:t two
week* with her moth-.-, Mr*. II.
E, Tolar, Magnol n Avenu-. ,-ho
wa* arroniraini»<1 by her itiothet*
in-law, Mr*. W altrr Nane>‘, w!.« , “ PP'O
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Afternoon and Evening
1P.M. Till 10 P.M.
Hear the Educational and Instructive Talk
Proving Clime Does Not Pay!
Bring the Children.
l or. i
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J *Ir-. n n i ^ . ' h u n t .
Me Kiln, Anno l.enm a llro * n , on.J
Mr. onil )lr< N. f . S e'ley of I s k ,t - T » m m v ('. h'K olhryn Tilll».
Shlppon I'oini, Conn and 'I. < A rro'iuli- I > i.in I
pi CUdyo JtnJi.n* of, n » rlrn . Cnno , |- v,n Ki el-mj V, ■,i I ,
I’olmoUfi 1r**s ,r-iw m (i wild in •pent n few d .y o here la -1 w
Jt»>'i •- u lndd^D,
JoffrrKOn county, Ain., or* be wiih Mr. in d Mm . Niirmnn s Sku H um v Hr* vMii»*.
lieved to be lh* fnrtheKt north the Dr Forest, C ountry Club K* ad
N»iU Men v Hi l l *
plont Ii found.
M«mm Mi- V I In- I m'I mI Gum*
Co.
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noon at tlu
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jn-iH.-nt.-.t p . , Lay ,»y rail,.i ... William . ofrinan. Mr-, VVairtn
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iho oaploir-', | Einif, Mr»- M. I' llor1, Ml*. I-.I
Aiiifutia l*ovm<t.m
II' I a . . We-por, ' . -! * I 1 "* '1
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ill Syilnoy,* AuKiroho.
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1h*vr a tea W>iln»'**h»v oft*'rnoi*ii
J mvh« VVhldiliui, Nil
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i ail ( horprning. Mr*. S. t . Gra , kver h"m« in Dvinlu u» hi tv t f
f *l>n Stdit*. lb \. *v
v\
hum. Mr* F W McCall. Mrs I Mr*.
y W.mmI .if |t..d'Mik mnn*. Marv F ran..- N
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Lum ber And
G N Brock, Mrs C. F. McSIar- * h « a gue*t of Mrs. K M Gal *4ko Kent Ui**s*-t»er
Roofln*
| raw, Mm. P II lainiing, Mr« . l„aay
S:gur Plum Mud»\n I
i .1. L Clark, and the Mi»««a Alice]
llootJ* Oll-I Se.ltlle I *r 11
Security
Lumber
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Marv l.amliuth Circle
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Meets At Mrs. Laney s
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Circle Number Two
I hi" *, ^ I’ I'M! I
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Holds Regular Meet
audit, r urn u h Mi* Fmriie* V
iii«'k*.<n a* iIip v it A larire «;*r» ni|H**i'«t .*f *‘tjkU'Ti!* of the -eh.' I Mrs. J. 11. Crawford
With Mr*. W 1* Eirld* and I
WEDNESDAY
Mr.
l> ShiH.rn.krr .* hurt-1 Mr *n*l
John Hm| *t and par' * apr. It
Presides ()\er Circle
The Cilie lh pun me lit of the r .H , < irrlr Niimhrr T»o of the'
■"<* Mn. J»Sn t'lauMwn of
w, h ii «'f-u.'inn h t ' r*d ®. otv t
Woman' a ( Iim> vidl mi* at it >"n h,r>t MHhn.lM Churrh held ,t» l Crown I'm t, ltd . h s.r .arr.wd lueuii.r (iij he til R . **err i i ft
at the club hou*e,
J'tmin, I*, lit till,I Wll-iim I . ’
revular merlin* Monday after-1"> 'P*'"** «**™' <*■*» h‘ rc*
Monthly Imsm**'** unvhimn *f n«H*n a* the home of Mr*. Field*
f rr, J » II it \ C.tewtileef T<*-i n
Mr, and Mr*. Fred M.fttlu w* j
t n,i \ \\ Cpp*, J r , «*•»
th • Woman** t'hih of Sanford will on Writ SpvenTernth Street.
M
ia)u- pi act; at IJ ■<> I* M *r the
Mrs. Field* presided over a of Chicago spent la*t nuchal here | *\ n.l m. »v|* | »l(. M^ m**
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-tveevsi A»,r>»» • • * - ’•vfRTr't tiu*ine**
hi
1a*noi n
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Mj-«, K W. l i e , Mr*. K K Mr** W S Thornton let! the de Mellon'ill- A true.
VMTv
roftipnrii-' *
True, »rvl Mr*. E. A H»uisl»** votion §1 Mrs Walter L* Morgan
Mr* J F Ja ckvn ha* r 'turned
n« hn<tr*n*». Mi*.
J»thn
I* taught a chapter from the misMl*-* H viefn \\ 11 -t wi< ptl
from Otford, N C wh "re *he i-d w, til 31 v*
I.n>n r*(l>’ * - i*- n*nr fur the l1r ' *1011 *tudy hook.
f - r *1* 1 rig ini" ■^ r a m wh>rh le'irui* at 1 " " I* ^1 •
H e f re sh n ir n ta w ere se rv ed
l (> wi, called recently l»v th ’ ilea h 1.1 kct*. t h »t li m .* h* r g H , w h
r J r . al*** V* .
hri11 wt*l feature an atldr*1** h> Di ■
fo'law ing Mr* F A. If a rid of her brother
Ktin
H.*»
A«Imw M-lro-e Brodu*.
«,,n \ | r, T y Wilson. Mm. J
g v» II » t • .*•• for
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Mr arxl Mr* W I* Field* ar g ri‘?n«*-*i n ml*Ttll.KHDAY
1 \v Darkey. Mr* W M McKim.
r t * kl*lxl 111*«' T*
Th* Fri nd*htp l.eainm «’f »h* Mu*
\\ naiky. Mr*. Byron planning to leave n* v w.vk f**r "he* In*\
M*'
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t • ngrrifational t h reh a*1U hsv"| *4,jUlri., \ | r* j ^
Mettimrer. Fort Pierce and F rt I luderdnl \ Ehihrm in 1 1 1 h.l ihi 11 g*
’Stiver f. a at t HO I1 M
\fr * \ j, zarhary, Mr* G. A tt» vtait their **m, V irlr hSehf*
r» c i - ■< i,i m n
1| nr y N ck
The homo of
M
Bedford. Mr* A I) Shoemaker.
In ' hi* 1«l l*V , .iM’r
ll h *.*i t '
Silv r la k e
'Hk B Han.lal . Ir. returned v n i n . * It "*1«1' hr■* ' it ltd
Mm .J M Mc( a*kt||, Mr* Z B
t *«*v
Sem inole t lui|rt*'i V iimhej; T'*11 Ratliff. Mr* I F Conner. Mm Ia at night from Sara -oiry n hoe he
d
r**|irr m med hv t-**V• M .1 i flindi ■
O r d e r o f th e l a " ‘im
Stitt '*itl ^
Shinh«d*er. Mr*. C. l .'w a* ca led recently ' 1 tl.e dea'ti r* mit vv*»n f .
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3111*1 M
in et at* 7 10 P M at t h e M»
P n e * | . Mr*. B F Squires, Mr* of hi*
bn ther in U»,
W«!'*t K a r l e ’i r*. nn * Mid V ir*'
M.
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some Temple
W S
T h o rn to n .
Mr*
B t t a i t Schucht, f o rm e r ly o f ih * r»*y
t IT"*
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M**m t i , ..f 1 , , 1
j-,, - M. I.
The Soirii Sid Piunmy P**T l l u ’ih M on. Mr*. T I M u rff. Mm
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A w ll in*- f n? ‘ *'*t |* M at th’* L P llairan , Mr* W. P Field*,
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Mr. and M u F rank i dt»y eft Mr v an
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til
vho.d
autlitoriuni
h riim ■ Mi*
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Morgan .
Mi** yr*terday for their h- m*- a- Bent-ai 11 .I h
It. *,
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M *dg*
ho 1 1 *t iiueTiisg at L' ’ll V '1
|y W
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He**ie Zachary. :m<J t h ree vi*i*‘ H a r b o r , M»ch. after
Ir
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F u m .w
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tor*. Mr* W W Fllis of Macon, month hen- with Mr and Mr* FI / 3kti. ■ti h X H ,, 1
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The Work'r*f Council of (hi*1 tin.. Mi* / . K Bridge* o f Hal George Cm**,
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S u n d ay to visir Mr-*
Winston**
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Social Calendar
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(tivon In Auditorium
h Social A n d Personal A ctivities
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SANTORO, FLORIDA
•|T " T T W #
UNOFFICIAL
LIMBERS UP
PRIMARY E L |E C jr^
Sanford Market Report
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8KNIN0LK COUITrtr
IUJlo« I . A PaU PU llM l
C rw p WU1 IU la Alpkabetiral O H tr
P ro S e t
Wdi Khool to re and
U iha way <* laadoiU a
pnUiw' earn, ta ligte wh.rt
resentative In C
hhi Coni^reasioful D b lri
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Kttt« chana* in beokiac*.
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T H u W ia n
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JUNE 2,1936
YORK. Mar. I>-W h«t
rfca t n g r * n A d m la ltrk T h » a i* r
a
DEMOCRATIC PARTY’
A . VaudevilIK
w W as F or
A t Arm y F o rt
'« 4 « ra l
'
on u BcujfTMani Huh
a r ^ h o o l IH fi" for iho
OfTornoro Iiloni.
W buhaad, aiii*tarn naroetor of «ho projm m
>f' TaodoTiDo, an«rrjne»d
S
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vooAt Mohi. xhorotifWj arctl
mo tod, h a N idy f» r xrork. H»r
a* tt « h 4 # IMnhk. and In'l*
«?noa« 'AmUlon. ttilo * w.U b
n M orpanU lf. o r 'ta M in , with
or w 'th ait l a w n . Thla to a ran
•ppor'.tal'y to porchaao a boH«
a o h a t a ckupor prlei than tan
poaaU^y bo o b u ln tf olbofwtM. tf
fit noid of oat or mora m ain -»
good karnota, bo tar* to attoud
tbia oala. '
FIES A SONS
For Governor
WM. C. (H om estead B ill) lR0IXa.ES
I m oo Id h o a towiptoto ii»-
k ahowa a r t not dinr, but
hO ho a ekno conronhip on
i g ” Mr* Whiiohoad « •
!'■* "Ko matinal
will d o
pi at a i that it not luuahhi
T kind of audit neo, Tho
o f tho dopartnwnt will bo
■trictlr to oceoont. 'Parman
K la a nxton titlo and
iA bo on tho ihnw."
byptn od in Pari." tol't of a
fadwr who ha* bronchi a
jil woman to bo hi* loH’i Wif*.
Ikion thoro ii a girl who, it
kL <• Aa woman*! daughttf.
Harry Rlchman and Rocholli
Hudion
U)3T tw o U. S
1f no* Ltkeahor* b<
rr p l'u * rntara I f i
in
For Attorney G en ial
eJPri.) vlog a bicycle it n ig h t w ith o u t ■
Jomei llcndtrion wai »'n____ _t'nced
to pay IIS or go to ja'I
Judge S. A. B. Wllkln.cn
of
thw Municipal Court 1yiotcrday. * to r 30 dayi for i.ia u l'. Jo t, done*
afUrnocn flnod fivi perton* tor
being drunk and ootrraifd tho
bonds of four othrri. iintm ceJ
two for rfdtlooa driving two for
■oll'ng lottery tlckiti. thrra for
disorderly conduct, on. for aoiult
end oa* for riding a blryde at
Turxu on Talmadgs
n'ght without a Ugh:.
Thom agalnit whom 110 fines
wore ta ir u td for drunhonn'M
wort Rugnr Rutherford, H . H.
Bumry, Jerry t>orrU,.yV. H. W%Jttrn and Bill Waihington, and the
five chargtd with drunktvtnoia
POLICE COURT
• t H r i l d 04T h . - ‘
i •«
tr .. i
«^»»i<w0wjsr
lig h t ,
£ A £ m ..
VICTOR CRECK
For Railroad Commissioner
51 w fxoa wvtaNau t|>.
« g . " SanM . K « MOIl^ e ae *. I « t » n i v tltro t h a lf
W la t l K .* n noeue. J l O Y
a n fVJih. COliaiM 3IOy?U5
m i s . t i n i M M oll. L A D V -
d is o rd e rly c o n d u c t, w h ile C h a r l ie
O f c k , a rre s te d o n t h i sapne c h a r g e ,
fo r f.J t e d s bond o f |1 0 ,'
. Elton E v i n o and Blitor K in g
w ire each imteneed to pay fines
of |A0 or go to Jail for 90 day*1
for lolling lottery tickets. The
K i n g woman p a id t o r fine In full
a n d Evana paid half of kla fine, . i
Ooear M irth's paid 91 for rU .
■woao.r lllp
is.is ” rTS MO
8vsl» Aao
n.to e.eo
Offlrer Plash
t ee
P e e e ta R i w , P e t a r t t f
P.MMUU.
11.10 I l l s MO
Olnndy I t r . n
MO
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T W a c W ic J o u a c h « > n
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D I O K t n t l E AS M IL*
For State Senator
dS W
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F°r C o u n ^ n j p l ^ f
* k h y i r r , m an
Bo* it; HVhdtt** f *
H K IP FOR Inst tluM ons— R sap t-1
' ta h KvIrywVfo..■■N d ' H p l H 4 l i i a ;
nefetsary.'liw —^11
Cloa« lisinp. Sfha’i
543 W.’ Ulh. V**
'or Representative, State Legislature
Hi J.XiEHMAN
11— M lacdbuK O te.
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For County Coi
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D ia t r ic t y
ttr r t n n g hh mod kit
a n d I n k 'a lU ilo f t ’w
Iv h - J . W rite ' im h
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W. G. RILBEE
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roe Ooorgo HamIHoa an4
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■H f o r '4 n l'h u n d r e d
ad.' C i v * f t f o it h M a al
District N<
C in t ln o n t a l s y n c h ro n isa tio n
of
V i s i t o r o b a e rv a ilo n s, ix c b a n g e o f
r e p o r t s , u n if ie d a v Ia t lM r e a d in g ,
a n d te a c h in g
of
m o tro ro lo g tca l
p h tn o m m a In p r im a r y i n d aeeonda r y ic b o o lg w e re appro ved a t ' t h e
re ce n t m e e tin g o f iht f lr o t S o u t h
A m e r ic a n c o n frr tn c o on m o to o rlo g y a n d ra d lo o ltc tric a e rrio o a t
K lo do J a n o r io .
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w aytr « a p or
ROSS L HUMPHREY
NK L. WOODRUFF
k i - m m . .......................
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
N<V1
GORDON BARNETT
ortlHioW men,
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it ir t
for tervlco
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f i r m t r t • « « !• M a r t o t . Toloph..ne
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So ptmeo ilio tU ra la i|«.
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pan rr ta . appfo a. 10 »ba not 440. '*
»*iand m n j . r i i *
m arliat aiaag)*, ‘
u u n llty 17 00-13 00 luga w ra p *
pad 4x4 am i la rg a r boat |l.|# w
**7 ‘ n n ,,r - r q u a lity «l H - l l I t .
.
T C H N IP S : JfupptMa r^^darmto |4 «
maruf ano-1 m*rbat «lrnn«»r. f k .
d«a hunrhaa. It r - IO r . S A L A D . Mb.
hmpa«. 11 aa
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'i b " t. baga and » *i» a . T le « M l *•
II
K. W I N F R B r ,
V
,
I m a l r » o r * a a D U llY *
Sam
H o u iu c n '.
.ch o o l,
j M a r y v ille , T e n n ., a till itan d o .
|.«Mik in you r .m ir r o r *nd U l
II in lk
to you. I l w ill m t (
C um * on now , U ' * b# hw tttr
liaoklng. mor» bwwullful Th«c%
a r*
r a t if
n » m *ly
g ir l*
U lrV r i«
li*« uty
tn .| charm
In r a * r y
g ir l
If «h« w ill do
h * r part ami g a l
rid of k t r
«tkln troublaa."
C om * and
lai u - ahowr yon
how
c ir r u U t ln g c o m
w ill
gat
rid
of
hrtjw n
apoUk
w rin k la a ,
b U ck h tad *.
gad
I S A D E L L E ’S
FO R
O N E
9 1 .6 0 F a d J t l *
W E E K
P. Paul’s
l*h o n .
480
110
M a g n o lia
15— Apnrtmonta for Rent
For Justice of the Peace
Foarth Diatrirt
BREAKFAST FROM 7 TO 9 ^ 0 A . M.
ORANGE JUICE
ONE EGG
I KPTI.KK Apartments.
CTttn,
g:od nilghborhood. Av* liable
now: Teltphons 476.
STANLEY-KOGEBS HARDW ARE Cp.
214
Fourth District
LA W
1 , ow e me e s 11rs a uni
A t to g ^ f *
K J tn ? v
■*•/•• - V if in ip .
S a n fo rd
A ro n u o
FURNISHED bom*. | 4M, Milloa
vlUe Av*. Tetephono 931-J.
NOTtt'M n r
ISTKMTIO*
TO
«*K »
k r n . i r s t io x
rn n
21—Acreage for Sale.
p i x a t m s c m a m m * ( p n o a iT r
For Constable
'or Supervisor p f Registration
Democratic C om m itteem i
to u t.
i l ACRE Orange Grove at Oe- u r Trees r n t a r o r t h is r o r s r i
neva, Largs bearing trees. Lake.
jt-TMin. s m tiv o t.e s ro re v v .
o ta tu o r rio n tn A .
V. Musoelebitr, Winter Pork. PU.
In re Ik. t . t a u of MAItr
» L A I N B I ' ll K M ’* . 0 a .e n .e 4 .
HAVE YOU got |400 cask? Bu» “
'
IH P M O B A T U
thla • acres In Paolo. Beiring T O A L L W H O M r t M A T C O N i T U N
lU
O
Ie
e
I
.
II r .
orange trees, house, w*n water, I i s i u n a , h t-r -a *k r a lv « a that
Tf|{|Hr. t,
<m Main 8L Elaclricitr iraQlhlo,
laal ra
•loe# to oehbol, etorea. Coil owner p l t o f j i a oeton
A R T R L X r M P 't
11400, Non-rtiijlent owner oars M
that u . y he**
itHMh
•ell a t ones.-A T. TIBor tn P M a
will shew U
' • * h i" i o a o e a h l j i w nr
yo. Jo»p R. B p s
J»ajreo .C aullr Ju4e* ef ■.nttoeT.
C W alr..^ .rh U . , * u * li U r «f
I know
.............................
'
M a rc h . 1111. far
f ia a l . a r r i v a l ar
•am # * . 4
fa r fin a l
4 t o s h . f i . a-
S u Tin Y* PMKLMf,Ug‘t
U l#
C. M. (CH ARLIE) H A N D
CORIBCT
x ' v ' t 1■■■■»e e
50fe
WANTED: T wo-room fumishad
apar'm tnt for light houickcepng. Purdue, Roberta* Tiro Shop.
H. H. PATTISHALL
mo
aoo
n ir.
R t o h ia R s m , 1.1 a w ile
D e n m ark
IM S MO
lh ( 4 v lllu .
t .|e
M a r s h .II. D o ub le
n ta th 0 ae». u o m i *
iw r t J n q * *
.
lir e
t ie
M M ass*.
to m i l a
MO
t ie
T“
-i,
K la * llo r .h a a i
n io e P a l
i.v .a lk IU
4 10t ie
•. Attorney Oonorai M. J.
*• (ibevi), ha* turned
TOR SALE:
' tig. 4 A f
Pottm. L a b
FRED A. DYSON
m m
3
tru c k w ith f o u r w p b w > t y % , t .
O o M d bodWo. l a y
to n p * .
1H 1
C h c v r o lit
D ual tru ck
f la t body
am t cab. R to l a n d S o fia, uood c a r
d f a U r i . |0 1 T f . * P t r i f f t ~
“
1. D. DAVISON
IT B B f .f l
tho 10 c e n u « « .
, u u a r t . r ■ M o '.J ® * * ^
L , „ i . ■a o v a t ir . ta t.
Dtatrkt Na. f
State Treasurer
B raiilan bovociuikM receipts
in tho federal dnihct of Rio do
Janeiro, ih* port* of Samoa and
Rio do Jaruero and tho indoatrial
center of Sao Paulo tw tho finu
10 montha of 1D3S muled 17.800,
000 more than in the lame period
in 1994.
g track on Wednesday
•Part of the proceed* that
t to go to the Orlando
\ outfit. Wedneeday w al
l "ladiee night" and womm admitted free upon pay-
*0K SAUk.: t*o top OjUdll f n l
For Comptroller
Rtc6rd of 171 firmer* itudrad
in tho department of farm ocorvmue. at tho Kxvttueky col Iego
of agrioulturo show an avirsgu
tncreaou in not earninga o t $&tf,
• r SO per cow per turn, in 1934
over *1933.
tv
URGH PA
t.ORGAN
i n "%a v
^
4 * r a t P .h r u a r y .
Court
8 PAINt
FOR
HUNTING —
LING LISTS—’
i - WRITING
|
AM.i;
t ill.
£- 5 Lanamorr
.
V. Y. LARAMONM "J••■toes .f iiv. m u , . i
MAnr a LAIN! p u r l pa
• •
4«iu k
J . F . M cCIiELLAND
^
llt h
•
I may ba an "old tlmir" yot I kwp In touch
with n*w Ihlngi. And wh«n any now thing !•
kottor, that** what.1 want.
•
*
Cvw *Inco I Uarned tho Dopartmunt of
Agrlculturo and Immigration of Virginia
raportad that
AkCAOIAH. THE AMERICAN
HITILAti QF SODA
contained extra nitrogen over tho guarantoad
\6% with on o/ttra ca^h value o* high a« 88c
par ton* I hayf u |V P.° 9H'*'I know tho valuo of axtra nitrogen and I ,
moka «ura to gat that axtra valuoF er
tm rit.
fru it
end
proved that ARCADIAN,
THE
AMERICAN
NI-
TRATK OF SODA brlnga
the fanner big value.
ell
er^ye
It
la MW
�r
Pole Argument It E v e r y Elector In
Seminole C o u n ty
^Renewed By Cook Must Re-Register
Vindication Plea
TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1936
THE SANFORD HERALD, S A N F O R D , FLORIDA
DIETING BLAMED FOR BARBARA’S GRAVE ILLNESS
KING’S DOCTOR W T S BARBARA
kitchen opera
,-rokrd at th r school and t h c r 1
, ill b t special attractions a* usual
• hi H * 11 appeal is the women.
l-ibor-saving device, w ill also
be t m p i a s * ; d a* well a , g o a l
(cods. E asy ways a f d ;in g certain
hi U« hold lasl^a will be given
spec al em phasis,
and
" lh o r:
e ll s " o u s e the way o f the
g iim ftae p sa (and fam ily c atere r,
will also be ■mpha-i»*d- <
['Explorer T hinks D is■. c o v e r y C l a i m
nin»C *m rnt and
Has
f Becom
e Stronger
___
■
DR, HENRY
f t ’ CHICAGO, Mar.
.1.—Of)— A
nervous, dynam ic white-thatched
oldie-: St. Johns county hadj
•aaard through thu le g isla tu re a |
tw rvquir ng the re-r» g iste rim f1
f all eoti rs in counties having a
»■’ gfiwonh federal prison in 19S0 and
1 1 immediate y dem anded that history wipe I* 'ion of hetwr-m ISJinO an I
a * te rre c tly aceord him as the dts- IRJIOO. St. Johns county was n<»
tpec flrally m rntinntd in the bill
H l i n n r of the werth poke,— ---------Uaihtm-wwarW h e re mre A- H - r H“ >~*
previous adTrick A. Cook, the m an who in 1930 ■treasure requiring
v artis ng. By m aking i inrlo.l •
jjc blinked at (he unaccustom ed floor11
all count cs of a c e r t,in p puiation
• a f feae ■m ight, has renewed again I
it becam e a general m e tm re , at«l
‘ hi* claim in an ap p eal to the Am rr
'h a t m ade i ■ g, n eral I t ,
fc .^a B Ceographtca; Society.
Mr. 'Iloueholiler avid Ihn it was
While Dr. Cook practiced his possible that the b a ik rr« of th :
f profession of metlieme as a trusty m ca su ro did not know it wool 11
physician i„ the prison, airplanes •ffe c t any o h rr rem n'v. but th*”/ ,
I 1 a n d airships room ed and drifted •vi'glit b«vi* bf""! m tu ** in*l rtW** *
■orar polar .ce f.e d«i
t h f population ii» n f i r MFf ‘h*
E
The eonriet-physician, serving t wnuld a|«n in'lrrl* S minnl* Cnun
!' aratenea for fraud in the promotion *V. thu« r«*mnvinir th«* *r* frm i
t af oil schemes, had seam time while a tack n the rotir!* Th** at om
: behind the hers to study the find* | « |id that thr H oprrm r f u r h^«
i lapa af the aerial explorers.
l>rfi*lativ • ac? apph
held th at
&
N~w he has review ed reports of
">un ;
able in more than " t •
k ..Admiral Richard K. Byrd, I.inco n •annot he c n stiu i tc*t as s loeis*
r- g ’s 'r a t n i
k. ERswonh, Rnatd Am undsen and
tw , and , , th vw. and as the re .r i f ls tr s ii n
E General U m huno Nobile.
They
BN#.______
-nly to St J dins rnun’V a rtu a lly
Iso a p id 'e , to K 'ni'm d C ttmv ^
'h 'r e f o re , n r r f i 1r s 1 l<i‘v
"W • s r ■ rail du In 'he ilrngti t |
' -h" v' ( In'in*
mu v law an 1
«t Is nil Sere • to (■ soil ih r- 'r
oly line ihirv' to d . nil ih»* 'a
rom idv wdh
h 1 la v ." Mr
’oushulil c Inlil the
C nim ii'on rs
'•T h- Is* r '« l« tha* all v I r is
i coim t'es v It a p 'p Istinii *f I
0, |ra s than IH.MW o r m ore t h i r
’ gnn , *>w1| r • r p is tr r
n rtld |
The II S r nsus figures civ |
'•ntlri Is Coun y s p 'P 'ilstlo n u j
IH.73B. so wr n r r w thin he lire |
c r ilr d psspulal on figures. T^e.- |
•re 18,(1711 penpl • in St. Joh ts
v ntv. Ths* emin v
‘Olid ha-.
■i,eed n It II nl | c l 18.700 ns *h
•lasitnoot p n tv tl'lin n fig u r to *
*• w uld have su tn l thr purpose
•f the h ark -r* of the r i n su it. an I
in nol • C toilv would hen h»v
I h n escluded. Hitt they may hav
Ix-en i h r w i l rnough to add an
n he- thousand and hus, by in
rl f'o lf 'ifotiry-if1 County, m ad )
I r r law applicable m m re th m
one cnun'V, and auch |.twa h a v
auata n>rl by h< C ourts.”
The attnine*/ for 'h r board as*
| pr< sseil th» opinion 'h a t 'he rrt reg a 'erln g of all S*m inolr 0 >un
tv vtnera will no' b ' ; hnil thin'*
ain*e ' h» *• n'V er has hs*;n a com
plots registering of the eltctora
s'nee tho C itnte was created.
•p d California ahippera pourOd
heavy ahipmcms of the 1939
Valencia orange crop into markers
where thrs demand was light last
weak, and pnees toppled off an
avrrag* of 10 cents a box, accord-
tha week ending
Teb. 211, Mr.
R em i t said. W ith between Bo and
95 eara offered daily, tha prlca
, level was ham m ered down 10 ta
25 cents for each of the a n days,
w as a discouraging m arket.’’
Mr. C a n id s said, “ Heavy con'
McLAULIN
1
Ail Residents Of
Seminole County
Must Register
again ;,:
--
nnOwe* C o r m t l j F U u d
112 P ark A t *.
Building
Materials
for lumbar, rooflaf
and budding materials
of all kinds caO on aa.
Hare yea'll find ths
moat rs axon* bit prwee
an-’ bar. quality ant
lb, qoicVett aa-rtes.
•ttDOKK nfMI-tr*.
HILL
GIRLS GOVERN CITY ON LEAP YEAR DAY
He’s Not Buying
1ElootHc Cooking ~
I School Is t o Be
I Held Thi3 Month
11 r ■Ma**d r raa-v
rt“ * *
(
• s 'r-n dir tr bu'ors nf food Ther*.,
“f t 1
"upsrv'.a1 n. a 's t a f f o f ,
d home r ■onomlsis sp -e al
' v • I in planning, a p-rvia on, and
na rue t on in tv,l-M nn In djet.
M iss Hahn baa . d i e d a hom.>m a k e rs'
ir..'5 tatn*
and
na*
ravel 1 1 extena y tly , Irrtu rin g and
tcn d u c tin g unuaual and in stru c
tiv e p ro g ra m i. ,
She will g y* rtcip ea , plan
m enus, rn d o f f ir v i n o . a su g
g e stio n s in ronntclion w ith homo
But People
Who Like
Good Drinks
are Buying
HARRY’S
Phone 2US
LIQUOR
- ’STO R E- -
I like Korn Kernel Grits Bread
, voluntarily d tliv rrc d I veir tr, •« m e hanas
functions of mere man. On the Icf. “Jailei
in prison for r,fu s in g to m arry. Meanwh
in u r t on \h> rig h t show i, bu, aho is .m s
plct he hove. (A saaiig.cd P raia Photos)
Crew Ih On Strike,
Craw spoktsintn sard they arc
_,
ggs j T r\ l demand ng the wait coast scale
Liner Held In Dock wlgu, instead of the cast coast
CHO OSE NEW PR EM IER ?
--------sea e e n titr which they have iss-tt
SAN PED RO , Calif., M ar. 3.
paid. The west coast scale t* apW )—Tho 33,t)i)0-ion Imep C alifor- proxlm ately |S
n rm h ly higher
1 * was h e d at its dock roday by r hf0U fh |h , ¥ irj# tt,
itnko of 101 m v lu .ers of tha craw.______________
ATTENTION
VOTERS
**•**
O p 'o m etrta l
Q ualiftal for
a placo on tho honor roll
Vrom A i o a t b e r a rtdjx, yellow
with ife, we derrdoped the
“nH *— method of •erring
�Sanford Li The Only Central
Florida City Affording Hull, Highwr
And Water Transporlallop
Seminole County Produces
More F ruits And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In America
AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY NF.WSPAPEH
OLUME XXV
SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. MARCH t. 1M6
.Member Associated P re ss
700 Thousand
Will Be Taken
Off W P A Rolls
Free C’up Of Tea
treads To Strike
Of Scot Workers
Seeks County Office
jCandidates To!
|Meet Thursday
‘Thinning Out’ To Be
Begun This M onth;
PrivateEmployment
In Spring Expected
F i f t h District Con" ference ' I a T b 'W
H e l d In Palatka;
Sharon Will T a l k
Six Million Are
On Direct Relief
Th* tlf*wn candidate, fur to n grass from rhe new Fiflh C- nr r r w o f u l Ihsirx-t, inrlutlin^ Ju .jg ,
Jok, 0 . Sharon of Sxnfnril. are
e ip v iifd to attend the meeting of
the Demoeraiic
Executive Cummitree of the District in Pa. aika
tomorrow. According 01 the chair' m an of the com m ittee on arrange.
i manta, eaeh w .|| have , n npp. rtumry to plead h » cause from iha
rostrum
'u n n t
thr
m en ng.
Judge Sharop mienda to deliver
a b n rf address.
Democratic leaders who wl I
make sd d rrtx r- during thr day inrh»1« flrn en ee K. W rlli, Tam pa,
National Demncratic fom m oteewom an from f o r , * ;
Pol J n
IfodsTA, I j i « p Ciry. rh a m tiin jrf
■
^ K h;
^M
Problem Is To Keep
Relief Work Going
Until N ext June 30
sn
C unrt
cmn'
»m »y
--------
th«
believed 100,000 persons w e .h 'y
1 1 0 0 0 'A
I 'r a C t t C l I l g
would be placeil in private or
ir
V „n
o ther em ploym ent from now unA ttO m C y
15
Y e a rS
til Jt-’y 1st. He wt'l s t a r ' th is
——-—
m onth lb trim WI*A rolls from
Ji'd g r S. A. B. W.lkmeon, city
a February nigh of rt.M7.4-IO to judge and State Democratic eoma minimum uf 2.310,100 by n e a t niuivi ra n for Seminole County.
Jim - 30.
i-day announced his candidacy fo r
President RoosevelC told
his County pro atcu lin g a ttorney, sub
press conference he had a gen- Jo's to iho will of the Democratic
rra l discussion on unem ploym ent I'a n y prim ary next June, lie haa
at
luncheon
w ith Sccretbrlaa been ‘udge of file Municijial Touri
Roper and Perkina, and
M ajor f»r the last three y -« rs and ha*
George B erry, co-nrdinator fo r “s--;n o resident of Sanford once
industrial co-operation, and hint- '- 1- *
cd th a t fu rth e r ralka would ba
Judge W dkinion is a graduate
held.
[nf the State U niversity and waa
Asked about the A. F. of L captain of the V arsity
football
repot.', h t observed th a t em ploy- team and of the U niversity', track
m .n t alw ays dropped o ff 1b J a n - tram . This interest m aihletica ha
u. ^ y
roniinped since coming tn Sanford.
M r, BtMMScR to 'J r a w r tr r j one fw as-ew -the auceaaatal -gsudw o f
Ak h lo iW le m a
waa To find iha Celehy F e d . and ihrn aa ro ach
K ostigh money to keep the work of 'be Seminole Boys' Athletio
^relief program going ftg ttjg to Club.
m ainder of the flacal year, which
Judge \Vilkinson was born in
expires June 30B arber county, Ala., on Mar. 28,
lie said the .A dm inistration has IH31. i*< worked his way through
net tran sferre d any money la trly the elem eniary and high school*
to .he W ork. Progress Adrnini- a r d seven y ra rs in college. 11a
s t ration from o th er relief proj- " • * graduated from the U niversity
eets, h u ' th a t It la acraping the of FU nda in 1IM0 out went back tn
barrel to tide over May and Ju n e , the Un.versify again two year*
Relief h e a d q u a rte r, estim ated la irr for continued study and an
hat 14.000,000 persona are aup- ndditioral degree.
Between iho
iw rted by the 3.800,000 "em ploy. >»•> "nice he was in -college be
n lle a " holding w ork relief jobs, served as an officer in the Army
and th at about fl.000,000 persona during hi W orld W ar, and ia a
ore on djrect relief.
m ember
of
Campbell-I-o*eIng
ci0ruth> committer. B. [
L O N D O N . M ar
4 -A cup of
tm c«u* ti a v rik e in Sfotlarul
(jtborfr« w o rk in r on a |W**
5fM1 w ater *rh< m e a t WTiithom,
W iftow n^h r**. w ' re of f t re d «
r n o f "«*a 'by a kin dly h o o w -
Prince Konoye
[Declines Offer
T o Be Premier
r-w>r> 7 V *- riu * 'r J im r
•Hfv «cc*pn d
^
Rut the fo re m a n c o m p la in t.I |
a t th e • o p p a tfr of « rk an«l
r>n. m an wan tin pi a* il. Th.- l |
I* bur rw ih^n w alked o u t. tie
m urntm it a t e n »u t'tin t * ** a Im er
vf 1 **v* ry d »d. liavtTjjr gone
a»»
fa r they t|i c cl* d to add to ih . i«
d em an d ! on* f r
t icr-‘*c m
I
1
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cW » i
M W
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
I.AI'i
\
y| .n d
A j,
i iif'Nnv in i ii'tatur Haiti in an
K
<.»»
« r r> . Si. Jahim RJmg U bT S T
MS ORLANDO, gwnaral e a r g ^
8t. J hna R ise r L ina 0*v
Houseboat
N O A H 'S
ARK.
Captain N oah T ig h an e, tw n a r, o s
board.
DEPARTURRS8
MS LAKE D E Z E T B R , gaemenj
c arr» . 8t. J-.hna R arer 'Line Co.
V S ORLANDO, general cargo.
Ht. John* A f te r L ine Co.
IM P O R T
/ M S 0 8 CEO LA , O e ae u l F lo rid a
Ttanaporratioa O s
MS
C O L O N !t ,
ftrm n te
Scripps. Him nrd
mmns|inpcral
M ililtsltt-il
t.-sliav
uiM lcr a
'- I * 'right i f i ho \V w Yhrk
\\ .. m lcb*irr*m\ Tt**» m iervitw
• > h* l-l n S ta lin '. ..fr,ce m the
S*iv n -is-iI Japan ami G erm any
" ’m n n n n g in
Standing In Line At
Tables In Corridor
Df County Building
e o n c e n tra ta
’I" ' r "* "ps on ihe frontier of tha
M'ingi'1 an iHNiptr's republic, but
far ■beie hatve lavm uo new
A<H‘niptH »o 4*nN»r«s honitT in r» d « iu i.''
Iji ( rrmij* hi* man|, *• wf» w ould
hf |* rhiti rr(M.hlir ** w ? f|id m
STjiin
aam|
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km ii i« "inipoaMililr u> a * / ” whan
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f tnr th« \
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the
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It (Him * wmil>|
Wilcox Pressing
Bill Of Defense
Of Pacific Coast
W ASHINGTON, M«r I f , m
g 'i'ssn isn J Mai k W dctu, li. rm,
h..
(meted to reciim rrwm l anon fo r 1«*-
lining- the I iVLimmi.immi (M)
I* i*e eo n ttru ctio n
p rtn rra m
an
II com e. '‘N o w jd a jri
the SlYlA. l*Y|»0n
would n a tu ra l > ok<* to a w th a f a c t
of ih.f.g^! tTua.iiceil in tH
Oil Embargo Plan
Will Be Ready I f
IVaee Plan F a i l s
^ itaida
w orld, but th at m a tte r is th e W ^t*
nr*?* « * th e nurtm iriijim r w o rld II*
, « rlf *' U*' "•aid, *'I f i i 1 to »«*i hoar
i r |r n ire »«fraA r a n nu4n a » a n y o f
a ta tra >f th ey a r e firm ly t e a t-
wV*
'*R evolution
will t'ct’u r tn anhor
, .MHimrle . Rut wn'y at a mm when
w.ll bo crmmR t*i! poaaiblt or
n tre * A iy
i^y the
rev* lutjo n iita
m la.-h ap o tifie co u n try ."
Mi,,
un
, ;» i .
pleasing rhe niniier ' stre n ifiislv
jtrul ex p m * luim n w<thin « few
w^oka on hi* * ill to ***tab i^h I
<*hamj of air tawtH aho*^ ihr p«
«*fic COill, A n*|w»rt 1^ the Wnr
Department *>n th»* mea«ur**
«
j*wanted
by the appr* pr ati**n-'
«ontntlitre* The ih |Kinmettt m n*.
il
Thr people
H» upon ariDoum'iMi yoatei
bui lu* « i » u d ow m blxh i*k*if
1 *t« •» “ "i i r •
iti th** r t t i o n Ph.it
! mill \ mu Fit'll S t t r»*t, Inn la te r .h-
in
mi! il*v a m i, ihejf lim ply
f 'f t r " S ia h n ilft'lArt^d,
“ Yuii r«-4*4ll th r o n g m a c f th a
In t W- r t f W at . th r i k 'l i v a o f iha
Ki!*at powrif to rnlivui** the world.
T»« 'a v wi* face the Mima a u t a o f
A ffan i , * |i*» p iiml,
.Stalin ilw f ir r il th at
RtN !'■ wti; not Attempt to f o r r a it* iW iI'P a I th -o fic i « n
ruitiontfe
■* ■k't“ * k ilita m orT onf urttt giir«*.
J i i J j t , Hev«*trmiKin I-!»Vn a r e i L o
"t» n n *11 tho p r m m t - o f ih*
H i * * f o r b o th th e t ‘u\
fn ii M4 *i ari* at th e ( ’» ttf ffi»i#t*
County And City
Tax Adjustment
Boards To Meet
ip
President’s Tax
Plan Taken Uo By
I House Committee
u
n
|1
n
St
m
;
u
a- thi
hill ha* been ap(»n»\**l hjr O n
i»n***4*
The Houae Nawi A ffa irs Cum
inttivi meanwhile, u prepuruig tc
ii'pnrt a hill | q authoria,. cnpstnic
1 n of fi| auxiliary .111
over it
I 'l - y r ir at retch emtirui"HO ion* of vessels at n coal uf e
4173,000,000.
Cummittra C hairm an C an Vin- "
'" b (D*. G a.), imlioaii'd ihat th • *
tummmew would net u k v any a n '
' '/it. hnwevoC, until a vnmpan.on
lull ia raponed by the S .n atr.
1
Sfeanwhilc, iho H ouse AppiM- ' '
pi ialmna Suli-Commnu-e Ksnil m g 1
ih.u IM S,000,000 N avy apprnpriaImn tall for the 1037 fiscal y n r
is working la brin g slut the ntcaitJtra within iha next two weeks.
Am ong Its provisions am bud
get M tnuttea fo r 18 new sh 'p s.i
ih-stroytfa and auhtnannoa, as
p art *if the Admmiat ra t inn’s fi* e -! 1
y e ar program tn t u d d the fleet i
in treaty strength.
ji
Two Children Burn
To Death In Tampa
E A ltg ,
’ F rw ? 1< * 3 * • * C entral F la n ,
da ai Sanford,
W ednesday, M ar. 4 , 1PM.
ARRIVALS
MS L A K E D EX STER, gm w ral
* i lia ir in iin u f i h t’ tm a rtl o f
Voters Keeping
Registrars Busy
'With New Books
F. M ilrjt, TAllikhluwipe. nresident ! .
. . .
i_ Young
*»—
rv i
e-.li
« c h in man nf th r
of* the
Democratic
Clubs of
FSim la; If. J Dame. Fort Pierre, A ssncta'm n. a r m
chairm an <tf the Fourth District afternu n to a tte n d
congrtweional eiecutiy* e o m m fe e ; [ the org am talio n
R A Gray, srrre sa ry of sta’e;
C ary !> Landis, atto rney-general; l f . p , and >Tr. F
Nathan Mayo, comrmaaioner of ,he S t m m A rm y
a g rv n liu rr, atvl J M. Lea, comp- noon (or a trip to h u
trollcr.
vrlu-rr ihr Capia.n
A b u .in e .. .easton preaided o»er stationed, and eilicr
•'Y fhalrm aet R ay S a d e n , Daytona Fjoit U-aai
[teach, will reevrpy the morning
— -----moeung at the W om an'i Cluh w.ih
John W hite, 22.
'he apeakmg aryl a trip through F o rt, 21. both of In
the Raeine G ardena arranged for Mat ion Jrn k in s. 2i
the afternoon.
MrGivens. 24, both
Mayor John W. Cam phrll of roe. w irr issued
Pr a*ka. will w tU rm e the visitors, censes yesterdny.
with Elba F . Darvoi, Kiaaimmee, and
Mrs. Franoea LaughKn, Orlando,
All offices in C
responding for the ttommittee.
most of th >se in th
A dance at the W om an’s Cln • w ere rinsed dm ing
has te e n achedtaed to wind ap thr the funeral service
I’e y ’i (eel Ml its.
| for the tnniher of
Member, o f th* ChgnUr ntteml-; ,
i.MLthe meeting wera C '"eoH I
K*nnerj, Ou.Uvtaoa, Frank ,
and John Jonea. Robert and
George Maueer, Wilbur TlllI*,l '
H-nry Jameson, James Button
l.lon’l Anpltbv, Carroll Appleby,!,
Hsward DaguJ, 0*orra al*hml*.-,
m a r it i m e n e w s
L—
Stalin
ii'M wi t h Roy W. Howh'nrresi
;,
«**oh
Mm.
il hi - 1 su iry in p rv scrv ? out■r Miiiiifnlta'.i indt'jM'iitlpncc,
IJ il’.i I
- ,
A rra n g em e n t, have bean mad* (
for a radio broadcast a m W R U Fon t h t t v e n l n g o f A or. 18 o f n , |
program i f I n t e r n t lo the F u tu re
Farm er* of A m erica. A l t i
[*.. t
Johnson 'old m rm b e rt of S e m i-1
mde C hap-er a t th e y m e e tin g ' j
I"*' evening. T he vacation com -,
m lltif r-p o rted th a ! it ia not a * '
re' rrady to rrcom m end w h tra t o 'i
go on the proposed trip next xum- j
Wiliam Rumett. Herbert Thuraday and jfan r.v Hale. Billy Colher*. Thom a , Waaalty and J . ft. '
.v a pier were vUltora at the mte-- i
YHKK,
Russia titu'er
I- ii.ttly In war with Japan
i nn. Flat'll*, said imlny
m er.
M 'M R E R I I I
Established In 1088
i‘ M m
The paUllil hotufh;at “ Noah's
Ark", owned and operated by Cap
la'n Noah J. Tilgham, arrived at
Hanford, today
take . party ii*
48 Orlendo touris's on a erenii
excursion up the Ht. John* Riv-r.
"Noah's Ark", wh!:h I; eon* drr-1
Iha finest houseboat on the riv r,
ie a frequent via tor al th r Fort
o f people wbn don't know," of Central Florida.
ha Mid. " S p n a d tha go*pal of
celery. Iat iha paagfw know th at wa
pindnca ona-ftfth o f tha nation’*
output in this .'atla county o f ours,
and firs dung w a kn o w m ore peo
ple will ha aatm g twis t y a n d wa
will ba a a ftn g neora caWry."
The eovnw ag en t a rp p a sttd
that tha S a n fo rd • Ktwaafe, R otary
Gaiety C am p o f the Wooilmrn
o f tha W orld la to m rrt Thurd a y evening In Iha old Elks hall
on F a it F irs t H lraat, whA e all
fu tu re m ealing* w ill be htdd..end
w ll' m ake arrangem ent* for al
tending a Joint m eeting with the
New Sm yrna cam p at
New
rm y rn a aax t T uesday. A large
h* delivered a n aration oo o a a ry , a "kind deed" hy eahjng Sanfprd ties* of ra n d id a te s la To ho initi
ua use* and how die K ra ra a u ju calary 10 m aatm ga a f
th*4r e r- ated and tha N ew Rmyrna lodge
and other aarviea club* r a n help gaaiastm aa in O f a n d * a n d Da Land will e n 'ertaiii th* fa n fo rd visi
fu rth e r Ha' consum ption.
w h a n Ib a r , a m m am viator*
tor* a t a ftah fry.'
Mr. Dawson told th* Cluh th at *rMn ,h* Mnl>
w ham m ar*
f tr m on* to a doaam —iTirera a t nv»»t n a ry moeh a ea ld h a d o m
Word wax r«ceivo>l lodsy nf Iht
tend ***ry seasion o f evary aarvfto
Th* salary M r. D aw aaa took to
■Ira'h Monday afternoon in Miami
ergmaftaiioo s a d th a t each aegaaL th* Knrmnl* h ^ i h u a cam * ffoen
of Mrs. R, A. Trrheun, former
ratio* can b* o f te a l am tie r w 'h* M y 8
* h m a n d eras
resident of Sanford. *^hs funeral
iho comm unity if tto y will aaa to i t ' P * U td h r tha Rta mMaJ Oeowwra.
i* to bs held In Havannah, G a,
8:00
P.
M.t
Medical
Detachment
i
■hat calary ia o a the bd) o f H r * a t I Mrs Roy M saa g a v e tha K nrantomorrow.
•W ry au n c N e n dDVMH t h i
iaiu th i n m
HTniiilHi41i>(| (h c ti
Whi t a resident of Henfoul
^ p d that th ere ia aom e a a a a t tha'i a t out the F larida lea t* Ctklag* o f
TOMORROW
Mrs. Tetheun waa prominent In
«• gf»» tk " U f a t a l k " . W meet iha< s h e t*M W th a Rotars8:00 A. M.t C a n ty CommUsLin th* Woman's Chib, woman'* eoab eu t a fo r th* benefit a f t h a 's r u at tha aw aetag y e a r l y . Billing a* a t a t adjust mini board, clttlas of th* Christian Church
»»“ « and Mr*. C U hkA atR r « m f a rnsdand the auxiliary of th* United
“ Wa taka ■ f a r gienead (has he- My a f p o p a h r aaaga.
Comm salon Hpanlah War Veterans. Sh* waa
caua* w* w ho lira b a te k sa sr a'J
Tom M eKinaay, e to m g ti a f the
intent board. also society editor of Tha Herald
a b r e salary a n d hear appetising W oolefeih ***fe. Ja tm d the cluh,
at an* Hat*. She 1* survived by a
ti ie and • » gebd d ia f a r a mduceed iae* m am h a eM a b y City
*-a. a daughter and several grand
patM a*! health, h a t th em u * m d - . Cummieeieaar P , K . W M a h u m ,
children.
Death Taken Former
Resident Of Sanford
W HAT'S DOING
Roosevelt Enters Unon Fourth Year
• As Chief Executive Of The Nation
fa st as they .were suhm lttW .
Xu.Uy
It
ha*
fig u rativ ely
Invtcil r» a walk, w ith some
mrinlMT, -.r
the
D em ocratic
P a rty Joining Republicans in opposing Ih r P re sid e n t..
C riticism of the P resid en t iftd
hi* iwilicira ha* risen
sh a rp 'y
du rin g his third y ear and thi*
c rllielim i* expected to ru n tln u *
d u rin g the period of the cam palgn.
W ith a firm plan enacted,
a tax suggestion matle, and a
relief re q u e it in process of forniulallon, m any close
to
the
W hl'a Houae felt Mr. Roosevelt
would estek few
o'.her
m ajor
changra before tak in g the p la tform tn explain hi* record lo
Iha voter*.
Home o f th* thing* to which
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY « . l W
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY M, IBM
TARGET
OF KIDNAP
THREATS
KING OF. MARDI GRAS GREETS HIS SUBJECTS
In Tk* WEEKS NEWS i
Q U E B E C K I C P I ROADS O P i* !—
Municipalities fretting ovor enow
remevel from city lU t lt s thou Id
fact task of Quebec Road* Deport
ment. Photo ehowe crow opening
highway through eight-foot drlftt ac
port of Government*, work of keepfog «00 mllee of country highway,
anew free to allow matorUta from
U. t . accot, to winter (port, cento re.
—
Sn w
IN F LA T IO N IS T L E A D E R — CongrtMman Pitm an of Teiae who I ,
v o r, the leeulng of new currency to
jpay the veteran, bonui, to avoid In___________ ere,eed tu itio n .
Anonymoue kidnap threat, have M uted Virginia Bruce, Holly*
wood ooroen octree, and farmer wife of the late John Gilbert, la
Blass their email daughter Suaan Adn under police protection.
T h e child la ahown at the ago of ala weeke with her mother.
|Aaeaatgpad Prang photo)
Roe. Lord of Mleruls and king of tho Now Ortoana Mardl Graa, la ahown rocolvlng t|k homage
af Ma layal eubjecta aa the danllng parade af the annual carnival mavad through tho etrette. Thoue : - J i wero packod along tho Una of march In the gay outburat of merry-making. In real IH *
R :» la R. K. Tipton, a ataamehlp operator. (Aetccleted Preao Photo)
NEW BABY FOR GEORGE AND GRAC1E
NEW WARRIOR FOR INDIANS
IT
■ k,
B
J U I T A U K S — oac.pt far
their arth aurvaa—the leiby triplets, wintering In
Miami Beach, wear tweplaao dlk alpaca dracaaa
of navy and white with
colorful India print veetoea.
Their tport hate are made
of white fell.
K ID N AP T H R E A T —A threat to kid
nap Prem ia, (tie 1I-ysar*old eon af
Oavamor Jam a, Curlay of Maaaachu.
cotta la being investigated by G-Mtn.
The lad la alaaaly guarded, at a raault
af th , threat. Phote ahawi Governor
__________Curley, with Francli.
N SW RADIO R O L t — Sd Wynn
(right) returnc ta (ha alrwevee via
the Columbia network Thuraday
nlghta from f :)0 to 10 P. M , E .t . T .
In a new charaotar, “Gulliver, thg
Travalor." Hla new sponsor la the
Plym sulh Olvlelan af Chryalar Cor*
poration. Wynn la ana af the teg
ranking cemtdiana af the air.
HINDU FUNERAL PYRE RIGHT AT/OUR BACK DOOR
In their drat picture einea the addition af Ranald, age «
mo nI ha. George Bum# and hla wife, Oracle Allan, oomodlano, aro
aaan with their twn adagud children at Hollywood. Ronald and
•sn d rs, aga t year*, wore bath adapted from The Cradle, famed
COLORADO SNOW VICTIMS RESCUED
Now .tia. the business of rontrart-ilgning hae
of, Johnny Allan, vttn in Aairrlcan leigua pitcher,
ting tlown .'u work for tho Cleveland Indian, at (hr
In Nlw Driven*. .Tin* Trlhcemrn obtained him frun
Yanktca. (Aeioclatcd free, I’ho'o)
bran dlspooed
U ahown get
training camp
the New York
QUEEN OF THE MARDI GRAS
flt;tV * * «
onw I •
tihr-'bim— a Hiadu boy
fli» to U»t fun'rml pyrt ox !»»
mother. And whs-'e more, the picture e u mada n ar Victoria, Brltiah, Columbia, no* • great dls,h(-c. from u i U ni‘ad ttatre Canadian border. W i-te frianda watched aolemnly, the boy, Bha*
(ttnth. It, applita lt« totch lo (hr pile of conlwood a id hie mothar’a body *=♦, up In emoka. (Aaaoclated
rrree i’hu-o)
ICE-CLOGGED OHIO RIVER FLOODS LOWLANDS
Is hotter af tba
hit*
Asian
Bats, Swcdaa'a caiakcwtad ctebtr,
P t i s t l l&J w lp t .r , a it at at a
wtt'bd at.ai d lg Mats. « M « F
K r» T vvi
L
Up Goes Charley
�.......—
m iR M n i
' < >♦ Jr <.-•Xr*
...........
Seminole County Produces
More Frnlta And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In America
*
Hanford Is The Only Central
Florida City A fford in g Rail, R l| h w f
And W ater Transportation
AN
. K O LU M E
XXV
M em ber A M s d a te d
Judge D en ies
Venue Change
In Tampa Case
Bird With Cigarette!
Sets Fire To Ocala
Methodist C h u r c h
OCALA. Mar S ^ t A P l — An
Eng.Uh aparrow menaced the
Ftral Me'.hodist Church build
ing with fire here when It
picked up a 'ighled clgareUe
and flew with It from the
a'.'.eet to Ite tlnder-llke neat
la the raves of the church.
Fire Chief Sexton and hie
men aald they found tufflelenl
evidence to charga the bird
with araon. But he flew away
when the alarm sounded and
haan’t returned ft> survey the
damage.
10 Men Charged With
Murder In D e a t h
Of J. S h o e m a ker
To Be Tried Mar. 23
Appeal To High
Court Suggested
Witnesses Tell Court
Fair Trial "Can Be
Conducted InTampa
Ed Meisch Enters
As Candidate For
Sheriff Of County
T A M R A . M ar. 2.— ( A P ) —
v Judge R aleigh P e tte w s v toA L t n y denied a m otion
fo r a
J R h a n r e o f venue In th e sec
ond degree m urder and kldnim trials o f 10 men indicted
" fo llr w in g the flo g g in g desth
o f Joseph Shoemaker.
The
men w ere arraigned imme
£d Mei-ch,
a eon o f John
diate' v and trial was set fo r Xeiach, Sr„ ckalaman o f tb«
Mar. 23.
Seailnole County Board o f Gtrauni*Shoemaker and lam companion* Mnera,
today
announced hie
were H onnl, tarred and feath candidacy fo r the office of sheriff
ered by a mob I f masked me* of Seninole County, aiijeet to the
on the night of Noe. 30. Shoe- Jana primary. Other candidate*
maktr. organiser of the onem for this office who hare a.reedy
ployed and a rlty political work announced include J. T . IfrClaler. died of hit Injurlea. Tha two)land, the lncumi>ent. and C. M.
Hand and Paul Bergers,
other* recovered.
In making hie anaouimemem
The 10 men. inrludln* former
pollt;* Chief R. G. Tl'taworth. this morning, Mr. Meiach stated
* li membera of the police depart that he believed >t le time for the
ment and three Orlando men. younger men to take a more active
were Indicted following a lengthy Interest in the a ffa irs 'o f govern
ment. lie aaid that he devoted
grand Jury Inveatlgatlon.
A motion for a change of v.nus ^n.KlerebU time and
for the trials was made by r . t
P «
*? * £ £ £
Whitaker, chief of defense coun- V * a
riffs off*#. tnd bolwra*
set. who contended- "a foe'lng o f ,,h* ' •* • * * * J" * * "
- • county of a major portion or ua
mob spirit" here prevented- fair
law violations.
trials In the case.
Mr.
The defense witnesses were I". Metach
. , further diSared that
traduced in sunoort of the mo-1 ^ ht. cp.nmn a eheriffe. * p m a
Horn The slate witness...
...
NEW SPAPER
SAN FO R D . F I jO R ID A . M O N D A Y. M ARCH 2. 19.16
Press
None Injured
In Series Of
Car Accidents
»
IN D B fK N D E N T D A IL Y
CONGRESSMEN TALK W ITH
Established
ROOSEVELT ON TAX BILL
'*•*
Every Wheel Knocked
O ff One Automobile
By Car That Takes
Ditch By Roadside
In
N IM D E R 1 0 »
19S8
Great Britain W illi
Put Embargo On Oif
If Others Do Same
Office. Buadmg - ^ « ' 9^ » T#
One auiomob'le was completely
dentollihed end
severs! other
machines were damaged In a
•cries of suti sciident*
n and
IWOT 8-mNrd fee erda-1 hue
there wai no personal injury In
any accident, sa far is ihe sherfF » office end the police have
been able to ascertain
The moat serious accident invtsttgelrd was that between a
heavy Buck car driven by C. M.
Miller of Neuvllle. Pa., and a
Model T Ford driven by T. II.
I.awman who Uvea mar LonKwood. Mr. Lawman r'porttd that
the Pennsylvania car, he ng driven
north on State Road No 3 a short
distance south of Five Points, a tempted to pi>s another car and
craihtd Into the Lawman car. The
mpfect knocked all four iwheels
Hints of a tax bl'l of inoO.OOO.WW to "balance the 1037 bu.lget":-#fc#pt for relief expense* »ere
o ff the - old Ford. Th Ruick drawn from these raticient cungrr'sioiial leaders a* they left a prolonged While House conference
read - e n l
plunged serose The
with Pruddent Roosrvelt. la-fl to right sic' Hpc*ker llyrns; hvns 'or llsmson <D. Mis* ). chairman
plowed for s dfs'ancee of ■bout
30 feet through the mud of a of the Senate finance culimldee, mul Representstive Houghton (II. N. C-1. chairman of ihe Mouse
roadside ditch before It was ways and means committee, ( Associated Pres* 1’ho u)
stopped. It we. reported.
T. A. Carruthers of Neuvlllu,
Pa., and Mlsa Anna MrCsIlosgh
of DeLand were riding with Mr.
Millar, but neither the occupanti' ay
s it
a
W o rk e rs’ Strike t £cnl T? c .(l un^ 1
N ears W all St.
— . 1
Kalians Winning ....
Extended Sweep Of On Tcmbipn Fronf
Walkout Paralyzes
G r e a t Metropolis Mussolini R e p o r ted
To Be Ready Ti>
NEW YORK. Mai J. t \l‘ »
The paralyximr •weep of
’ he
Neffotinte P e a c e
building employe*’ •trike ~pi«!ad
—-—
-fM9|
through moat of the city todiy,
C K N l-.V A . Mur. 2.— fA P )* '.
aI hough Jame* Itamhrivk, •trike — tlr fiit liriln in
n ffe tr d tth*leader, announced that auiw t]ity tu jilurg
aji
rm barfO '
mrnta are bi'inx •ignerl with :ig iin*t fu rth er f<tl ih ipm artt*building owner* for restoration nf tu 11 aly provided all
other
the worker*. Elevator men, jam- m emliers o f the I.entiuo o f
tor*, maid* and other empluyc* ^ «1 ' tin do the
sam e,
were ordered out of boilditigj» in la’ jijrut' o f N u tion ’h cou
many *notion* of the city
By com m ittee o f 18 wa.- orda:
tonight, Uambrick
ito *tnke d >
the pos.-ilbility
vkiitihl extend tu the Wall Street cii.ilialin g the ltslo- F.thlopUtl .
f inaneiat xerlinn, the only orn« m
*"r
downtown New York not nffeit
I'hi. cnmmltlee nf 13 Is rt4ir
ed ei far
i ihr entire League council
There waR much di*agrpemenf | Ita1) excluded. It meet a tonserabout thi* number of men who *rr
actual*v left on job*. Extra Po
Anthnny Kilrn, British forstga
lice were ealled nut to preserve
•1-rrrlary, rnsih- the o ffrr o f M " l
older.
nil embargo at a meeting of th*. i
Nothing except a auhway
romniltlee rnlrustnl with tha .•k :
an effectively muM paralyse V4,8»
plication nf »incthn* sgalnrt
Cars drivtn by Zare Harper an t A
f)
1
A
nc»a in New York a city of *ky
Italy for her war on Kthlopla. •;
Albert Kinsey collided on Cam- D Q
g Q fK
A V C O U C
Vera pei*.
Meanwhile report*
from tha
eron Avrnae, hut neither driver (
Th<‘ «r«M affected Iii *i night i*
Afriran front -wild that Fatctai
was Injured. One car lost a whe-l
what
la
known
a*
the
Upper
Went
-Iuilirr
.olitier* have driven a apearhoaA
and the'other loet a fender.
Sole The pirv'h came firxt in
H'Mii ' h
The sheriff a office lodr J
big apartm nt hou*** along ft ver deep into the holy of the EthI*.
t i.nil I1m '1»i8
An
AseoeUtMl
Chlyl Kocysol, of Coronado Besih,
•ole Mrive N«i >nly did elevator opiin territory
1‘rea* war ror respondent
In JaT on . a reckless driving
op'
ratorx
walk
out,
hut
m
i
did
the
A marriage tcense was issmil
charge after he eelllded with anmen wb« fir*
$ b g fiirvigr*** mate*! that only fi.lKJO EthioplaMV day lu John Jackson, -’ I. and
were left in the Trmbitn secteg
o'her t v baa ring an Alabama
Co-operation of a'l bmine»* fur *u*h bfiilding^
Paving crews wrri* movy*| to ( lar* Walker, 2H, both of Sanford.
jlcense pity*. The nsme of the Park Avenue ihia morning and ihe
The exact ;»re» uff-ttetl in Man anil *.ot the Italian gains had
firms in fumiihliig neeewMiry In
itriyer af the Alabama car was work of relaying thi- buck pave
been t-nl.nl ami sweeping.
^ # * ■*—
I(>gh loir* lomoeTOW will 1*- si formation aa quickly a* poMtble h|Mait wan fio
Jrtx
not ascertained. The accident was ment on that mam n»rth and >mnh
atie scureis
at
Ojb 1
4:31 A. M and 3:22 I'. M, and low i« aftketl by George A. Floytl, au* Street 10 I2r»rh *nu
D>ar tbs lautsertion Of the "dog
artery will he pt'«hrd to cnmple- ■slew wi I ha at 11:01 A. 11 and fhervaor of llta ceiauf of bUBinesa Park wext iti' 11he It . dsn111 ITvor, | •— «•
’Mu* said they umjar- i j
Track rbui*'wRh 8fate Road No.
|tion, according to \V H, Karla, 11 Id I*. II.
in the Sanford diafrlcl lhat hu Ernpioyea* of 1.472 buildingx in
thm i’remler Mussolini WAS ™
ICeojtaoqo Bs r m m i
rnginrrr m charge of WPA proj
may be able to complete the ihat arctiun wi nt tin firike* Ham* re*i)y to negotiate for pesco g ■ducted here. ‘
' S
March came in like a lamb yes ranvaaa within the neat fr-** day«. hrirk xa d.
term* were satisfactory.
ects in ihl* stva. Th - crew* see
i The motion for a change * ^
The firm «li mnnd of ihe uni ?n i*
much smaller ihsn ihosc employed erilay, wnh a maximum tciryeraMr. F’oyrl tlld that bv real
venue wa« made after Judge rt*
J*
r>i»P*iche* from tho
Ita lM
fur
i
rloactl
*hop,
ami
off'uial*
riH|tiIre
a few week* sgo and the work m*T luro of 72 degrees and a mini iju*r that inmt firm*
Pe'teway denied a motion
for . « « ? • " *
. lonn
army hradi|uart*rs at Adi Q « 4
■a
d
no
rv
go
iationn
would
be
nn.lrwtnam.nt
I B<>™ W SttftUCQ*, H. Jn in 1000,
i
|not progress as rapid y as some mum of 47.
more time than other* in »*•
on the northern front in EthiCf*#
I w r o r a w . r . l„
'
Mr. Miuch Z h . Hanford with
might desire, tH«- WPA office rearmLI in.• the required informa p«ned with ilie llmliv Hoard for rep.rt ihat 10,000 slain smrrien
II,
M,
ll*pwortH.
prv**i,-m
o
f
ihs
aettlenient of ih* »trike until Out
a* t^whatheV J u L ^ f p“ »7
h.s fa mil. in I POT where he has re|jy rted. but ua -1ng operation* will
tion, *‘but it la Imperative that
Sem inole County Chamber o f Com
demand I* met. The *ecnnd d * and ibouiands of woundtd Utters*
be cenivrnl on I’srk Avenue unthr report* be Bent to
I'hilamotion on the change of venue
.
..
. . ^ Semmole
aftvr Marshall
mand i« fur a wag- mcreaae of North Tembem
m erce, confined to hi* home by di
The “ overweening desire to get j (l| ,he Job >* compleicd.
drlphia without delay to that approximately $2 a week. Ilnur* Heir* llado-olio jms>h*d
could he appealed to the Supreme ,B ,h* P" N "
* S*nunoi*
tbs
nes* fo r nearly two weeks, wae
County, tho Georgia Military Acad something for nothing'* will never
Thm widened pavement ha* been
the* Rtallttica ran be
compiled of labor and working ennditi >nx armies defending Emperor Haile
Court before the ease proceeds
emy,
and the Unrnrrsity
of bo etopped by statutory law, the m j on |>ark Avenue from Temh ^ ,** lo ^ down town lodsy
and i«*ued by July.**
further. Rome said It could.
can Im» arbitratnl aficr ihnae twn S(las*ie‘i throne.
FVnda, where he made hit letter Rtv. Martin II. Brsm. rector of Rtraei north mSeventh Street, and
Coum CIerk o f ( ) unn ()
“ The timeline** of »uch 8ta condition* are nit, the un «>n
Others aald It could not
Whiln hug* piles o f Kthioplm
as a » » f on the Unlv*rsuyJs foot
Ho'y Croas Episcopal Church, told i worW , tarl„| a day at ^ l0"
Herndon, confined lo h.« home l y tiwlir*.” he added, "grratly en •aid.
I dead were prejwrcd
for cretaA*
ball team.
Ua
parishioner* during
|hr I Sircer (between the City Hall snd ( |nr, , „ nfr thr
of
imitct** vlieir value.
More than
No building that doe, not h a v 1,0,1
fta'ien reconnoitoring
course of his sermon
Sunday ,he Court »|ou*el and will proceed
„ yp, una
rt,,lrn I0 '. DOti iKH) report* mu*t . be han* he proper ronlraet w ih it* ein- ,l,,n f*POftrd the picked r a ft
pa Alpha frmtanity, and alio of
n^cnlng.
*
.
south to Soventh. Some of the old ^ <|ullM
,h(. Court |Ioll„ .
•lied by the Bureau, and delay In ploy;* will be ap-ju-d. tlambri-k m" m* of 'he Emp.ror's personal
the ET.ka Qub. ike Leons Club, and
Many “ achemea" catering to |
pavement i* being removed,
---- . .
m Sanford drlayw Ihe «tatist1c* aald, exrepi hoapi'»|a and Instltu-) final, desperate effort to stem the
the Chamber o f Commerce. Since those persons who think they may >n,| tk, bnck pavement w.ll start i H, W. Dee*, rio, and Mis* Mabel
for ihe entire *ta•«».*’
t on* nf merry.
j Imdyguard marching north ia -a
returning from college, he haa been
be “ lucky" and thereby make tre -lBt Fulton. The block between hul-! Fva Jackson, IH, Imrh o f Sanford,
,tThe inr|UlH«* have been made
I disordered retreat uf iho victim* 6f
engaged In farming.
mendoua gains ursr# classed by|lon
, nij
Grmmereiel
Streets 'w ere married Sumlay by Judge a* xlmple a* pjanible." he conof tho Italian attack.'
I
the clergyman as form* of gsm- waa closed to traffica portion " f i Jaa. G. Shsron Tho ceremony ws* tlnurd. "to make the t’aak of *upU*mg hi*
entire
NorthaGa
LONDON, Mar, I — MV-Countbllng, He included among these .ka j,y .
performed a< the Judge's home on plyinjf the krtformation ea*y, and
Arm, r t 300.IKS*. Radoglio shatHaugwus-Reventlow, the for
aCIBfIPCIIR f*
t iiip :,
‘.be pffera o f eaah prlie* running] widening of Park A 'cnJ- " "^" ^
‘ Magnolia
Atenue
have been ahaped to neciirp far!a
|Irm l the armies of Raa Kssta
mer Barbara Hutton who fall
. ,•,.(■•— 1 IISI* i
into the thousand* for correctly' n(CWaitate removal t f ihe m e* in
that will be of maximum va'ue
gTpre’ y ill after the birth o f her
Thr
city
Luitiinj;
<ni|Wtion
de,he Valdcx Hot* .
to butnlesa."
Qulmby Melton, Griffin. On. s>sembllng dismembered photo- ( ron,
fin i child laei week, raided today
jtariniem
Saiunliy
i**tmi
a
permit
publisher, who was started in the graph*, eeroeno and bank nights, Karla said.
-Mr. Flnyil said that' the rensu*
and emerged front danger. Oper
l i Frank M. Brown in adii a porch
race for national commander of Cube and Bolira lotteries, the pert
now bring taken i* a continua
a t e d on laet Tbgrsday ntgN for
WASHINGTON. Mar. 2.—(/Pi—
to hid ruaitlemr** on Cyprtaa A»'i*
machines at the greyhound
ft# American Legion , nt the
tion uf the tegular buainr** ten In pursuance of Pro*.,lent Itooao.
eympvcm* o f abdominal obatnic- Fourth District conference M id in
nua,
betwttn
Sixth
ami
Seventh
11•elleae* O* I- .,, aI, j
track, and the slot ms'•It's ''good neighbor" ;h,I cy. the
i* n after delivery o f her eon Sanford a week ago Sunday, was
Streets.
Mo*7 of tha scheme* ‘‘ gel
u nil c l States ttilsy agreed lo
Tuesday, the Woolwon h heiress endorsed for that position by ike
by" the law. but that does not
Maynr T. L. Dumas, ill in C v f l n O V
I
M iv
T f t shandon it* right of inicrventinn
D U t r ^ u I cbe. Legion ■taka .Asm right In the view of
Harman t . Slna. <W- » " -Kernald-LDJghtiut'AIrmorial Hot- m J U I l C J
*1* ' IX IA ...-1 -IV •tuA’ftinma.
a*, a e »n fe r o o c n ir U lW -W r | »* - the church, he dsrli iad,
of .SaoDif‘1 fnr the I .M
- - - r* pital three weeka-ttolay, wae re. Q p p l f
LONDON,. Mar. 2
‘ Ck f f s a a - ia
*“ a
- iroi^"Signed
—
by the two
- We are ^ n r r sndefied,- eakf Urday. The rrsoluUon adoptid by
Mr. Bmm said he waa given to ami nn employe of
foreign office announced
Cedric Sydney Lane-Rohene. ihe
Second
Dietries
w a a uddaretand that fta Cuba lottery Coast Line lltilroad for 3P >■*»••■ poriod eji sueedily rveoronng, A yt-C I* A I I C \J I l I I “ governments today, the United
though berauai- <f hi* weakened
Siates gave up its right, held that Germany ha* Informed
gynecologist, when be left patvrened a f»ir thel* passed
takas close to 110.004 our o f San died sudden'y Fumlev moromr
condition due lo h>* long illness
since
constructa-n of the Panama Britain, she is prepared to
the large house facing Hyde Park Sanford where Melton
ford each week, and quoted figure* hi* home at 304 Holly Avenue. visitor* are tvu yet allowed in the
_____
____ list# tilt Ang'o-Germaa bf
Canal
began,__to _______
maintain “ public
where the U -n a re ld anunseae fa ihe first endorsement outside hit
Mr. Fim* wa* born in Savinnah,
■bowing that slot machines in
Sydney J. Nix today entered order in the cities of Penania end ,rt»ty on lb* basis *-f unf
sick room.
at;
Ca.,
on
March
23.
IH7P.
«"’>
borough county are paying
the race for Judge o f the Seminole Colon, and in territories end ih* men reached at the pr*»*Bi
A reliable source reported that
CJaade Lee of GelneevUle was E
operators monthly profit* started hi* railroad career there,
Holders c f properly taxed under County Court to succeed Judge harbor adjacent thereto in ca*« power
t * * * ' conference. T »4
Gooffrey Langdo* Keynes, aoced elected the new Second Diaqjci
rowh
ruaniag Into tbs hundred* of « a eatiir to Panford n«
the eiate intangible law
are Jaa. G. Sharon, who will not be a tho republic of Panama should not question o f Germmijr* pamesturgeoa, gave the Oatateee a blood camatander.
*
thousand dollar*. A distribution carpenter In the local A C. I . warned that rfturn* on-such prop candidate to succeed himself in be, In the Judgment of the Umifd pation tn ih# prnnoaod treaty w la
transfusion before her baby wae
of HJOO was made to each •hops, a p ‘*i‘ ion hr held a* the erty must be filed in the office nf that office. Mr. Nix ia the third to Kcatea, able lo maintain such sought by the United States M B |
bo»», ary) bad gietw her several
the. county tax a**ew*or before announce for the office, ihe "bal ortler.’*
county last week by the Srate tlma of his dra'h.
, Great Brltaial
•kjee thm.
I b ta survived by hi* .widow, Apr. i t Tha law p aces the burden lot" in Tha Herald also containing
Racing Commission, hut tha total
That right, ws* conferred upon.
Krone# conalsiently haa
paid to all conntlea waa a minor Mrs. Alice Sima; four daugjjtcr*. <n the taxpayer to make his an the names of 0. W. Spencer and tho Unlirtl States in 1403 by i German participation, Whil*
Ha>ri •*ri> nual returns.
BUENOS AIRIS. Mar. t
R. W4 Ware.
share of the am ount received by the Misses Addle.
treaty which governed the rola Britain baa contamhid Gai
Rioting during provincial t)actions op*f*tors o f the pari mutual bel Mary Sima af Ranfonl and Mrs.
Mr. Nig has teen s practicing at non* of the two couninea up to should W* repressed for tha
The weather: Generally fair torney fer IS years and a resident
J. P_ Rowan of llu*hncll; two
caused at leant 11 dentbe Sunday. ling aweklnee, he aald.
U to ho international *a
tho presentr
trum ihe Pon o f Central JHarn
R*ports from Ike Cbent of A»Tha roelor baaed his sermon sons, W. N. Sims of Sanford and tonight snd Tuesday followed by of Hanford tho last 11 ysars, during
da at Sanford.
showers in the suremw north por- eight o f which ho haa been sect*bollioa la the Coronal Vidal Di*- oa Christ's words: “Get thee be J. A. Sims of Lakeland;
OsMpOed dpUy % the SeminoIs triet aald fhe cielliaas and flea hind me. Betan,"
brother, Walter Pint* of Jack non Tuesday afternoon and night; Mr, ot th, k .wwuo Club. He la
Couaay C b a fiW af Co
sonville, and one aUtrr, Mir* somewhat warmer in mnh snd also vice-preeident o f that elob. In
hPtad Acre.
•bowing anfrmla pad
rentral portions tonight. Exirems addition to being a Kiwsman, he
Rosa Sims of New York.
Another riot occurred at Finn,
tia Sc. Jebaa bear. Monday, Mar, la Buenoe A Ires Provfnoe, with
Funersl services will b<- ton- nonhtroet Florida—partly c'oudy, is a member o f tho' bosrd of
Funeral service* for William
ducted Tuesday morning at 1(1:04 warmer In esa portb-n tonight; deacon* of tb* First Baptist Church
• )
R. Brower, who died suddenly *1
n’c’ock St All
Souls
Catholic Tuesday mostly cloudy.
and
ta
supenntsndent
o
f
the
Sun
AJOUVjbLB
yCburth with the Rev. Fr. J. J.
day School, and ia a member of the the Tllusvltle ferry last Satur
LAV
general
Tho Rev. Marlin Bram, rector of
day, ware conducted this after
T A M P A ,' Msf. It— The 1I34,,Kellagban
I .
In charge, lluriil will
Knight* of Pythias.
cargo. 8L Jebaa b r e r Lina O .
noon from the Erickson Funeral
coweeatipa af tha FWrida lodg*s/be matt* in tha Catholic C'cme* Holy Cross (Episcopal Church, sa
Mr.
Nig
waa
graduated
from
the
ltmine** that tb* choir from the
ef K Ai frOl he held hero Apr. 16. tery.
Home, with lb# Rev. W. P.
University
of
Georgia,
ho
native
T
O
IU
T
Ontf Refining Co.
Cachedrai in Orlando will sing a
T:S4 r. t OmaM MaaMU'aa r i M B , k n s decided hero
ataie, with tha L L , & and A* B. Brooke, psstor of the First Bspservice
of
sacred
mnaie
in
the
_
• •■■fniari af oflist Churrh officiating. Inter
Ceagrofatiemal Chorek
church in Sanfcrd new Sunday degree*. Hia firm Job was that of ment wa* In lakavlew Cemetery.
10 0 P.
MB
assistant
cashier
ia
a
bank
in
afternoon at the 5 o'clock veepers,
■ ■ ■
. preeld-nt
Mr. Brewer was born on Dee.
Bt.
a-----an hour which ho said will not Jefferson, Ga^ iu i he soon
of A * FlfWdi ttka* association.
10, 1887, at Keysvilla la thU
c u L F M ir r
t : M t . Mr—D.
signed
ihat
poaiaen
lo
bee
WASHINGTON. Mar. J^-The conflict whh any other service,
Tampa wsa
far this
state and was a veteran .of the
Owlf
con- new A n a Act represent, en at-, The choir is composed o f 23 boys. clerk # f the Cureuit Court of World War. Ho la surrieed by
Jackson county, lie served ia that
tempt to develop a long ranga pro- ]
-------------- - ■■——I M B ^ . ------^
office natil MIS. then engaged ia hi* widow. Mrs. E'isabeth Brow
convention r w for American agriculture and
JAt* CABINET MEETS
' Charfss “
er, three children, two brothers,
u a rn i«t3 hove “« beneficial effect on I TOKYO, Mar; 2— With ks “ rae- private practice for four year*, and
Eugene snd Irs Brower of San
became
prosecuting
attorney
la
I «l n» ius rr..
mor*. Tarns price# and farm income.' |urroetad
pcemwv."
Admiral
ford. and two sister*, Mr*. T, 0.
____
the Pnoidsat Maosomlt said last night. Kelaoh* Okada. prneid’ng, tha 1417, a position ha held until
Johnson of Sanford and Mrs. Al
IMS when he decided to as
li Tha p r o g r a m 'Hi announcing ihat he had signed cabinet convened at
fred Geiger of Oeneva.
SaafordJ
. .
u u m
tho inotauNJ
i hi* nsarniag.
Son Of Chairman Of
County B o a r d Is
F o u r t h Candidate
wull8Mrh Paving C rew s To
^mr*rdBCrt.T Mr Uwm*niConcentrate Work
CITY
Main Artery Through
Sanford Is To lie
Pushed, Says Enrle
Business Census
M ay Be Finished
NEWS BRIEFS Within Few Days
Tnw^rt
!,°t Co-Operation Asked
B y Supervisor In
S a n f o r d District
Statutes W on ’ t
S top Gambling,
Says Clergyman
Barbara Hutton |
Now Believed T o
Be Out Of Danger
U. S. W ill L e t
Panama Paddle
Its Own Canoe
Melton Endorsed By
2nd District Legion
Harmon E. Sims Dies
Suddenly On Sunday
y
J-
B i l a t e r a l Pact :
I h Favored By.
German Nabob
J
Of County Judge
Eleven Lives Lost
In Election R l o t f
M ARITIM B NEWS
Wm. S. Brewer Rites
Held This Afternoon
Ellu Convention To
Be Held In Tsmpa
KB
Dnam,
W HAT8 DOING
Roosevelt S i « r n *
New Farm Measure
esaxr
P H I
im a*
Iswi
■E gg'
r* -
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".
. , 9
LOCAL WEA'
___*7** TT
�7^:””
MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1IM
Sanford Herald
The ImpbrUhcg Of Trj(H l
The Invention of the automobile and the development
of highways have contributed enormously to the increase
In travel. People who for generations had lived in one
county, seldom venturing forth even to neighboring towns
and communities, began to drive around, just to see what
their neighbors' neighbors looked like. In recent year* milITons of Americans have made it an annual custom to pile
their families into their automobiles and spend their va
cations seeing America.
The recently announced decision of the Interstate
Commerce Commission ordering a reduction Ifl fa O fc tfl
1*1*. M
rWrMa
a uar.
UUA*
M u iio
<mu>
■ U K iir n N
u t h
the amount
iL W
- r * t » passenger fares will further stimulate
■at* •! travel in this country. Basic passenger coach fire will be
H M M lH i n 4 M )lm *t cut from .1.0 cents a mile to two cents, and the average
I** IV* M T»*M *1
vlrara*4 t*e Pullman rate from I cents to 3 refits. This represents IB
rati*.
appreciable decline In the cost of travel especially fo r long
distances and one may reasonably expect to. *** many per
• I m M la Ik* aatteaal sons, who have hitherto felt too poor to go on extended
M w n k k s orrw*« i n
la Ik* l*rt*r dll** *f trips, now taking advantage o f their new opportuntles for
vrtlk
hi**I la C k la i* Ma4 a*** Ttth travel.
p+f
'T ^XtS^Rwid thin* for Americana to know
a wkl*k la »a»l»IW IIIil ta Ik* aa* far **af all a***a l)* * * )ih «
ta ft aa a** »ih if* u ,
la fila **H * aa* alaa Ik#
n a aakHaSrS b m k . All
at aakllraflaaa *f «n
la ara ala* ******rJ.
ms
MARCH
0 !tL T TO BEAUTY
Only to Beauty
Tima beltrg*:
Man may pen»b
Bui not ihair aongi.
T to <y>D<|U*ror
Whom Baauiy greets
Is sot Nvpo.aon
Bui Kcai*.
finSt; —
; 'All
same.
Tapp!* i» T >ua;
B :t arci <■v ■
Upon o
1„ Ha’ijdo'i', n
Dora tl*»i > n *i
Bat in an any
Anapeai . , .
Iiotti* Gin,here
few Oo'd Pol 3a' AniJc for
it * School*— headline. No gold
that
por,
bro her;
Am w it*.
Therr- is a lot o f country lying between Stfltfte and Cali
fornia. between Oregon and Florida, and In this vast area
there are many interesting things to be seen. No one can
say that he truly knows his counfry until.he,hito seen
the ginnt Redwoods o f California, the Grand Clfi^cn of
Colorado, the cotton fields of Mississippi, and the great
towers of New York City's office buildings. The more one
sees of the United States, the more one appreciates Its
tremendous resources, its varied climate, and the many In
tricate problems which concern it.
It is a good thing, too, for the people living In the
South to know that the people living in New England are
very much like other people, and for the people of Maine
to know thgt Florida crackers have many of the same
vices, and many o f tin- *ame virtues, as the average Yan
kee. There are many superficial differences, to be sure;
they have a d iff-n ni acrent: there is a marked contrast
in their favorite minus; but essentially they ire much the
linn’* row*r*
"*tsg-‘
.'Bemlnulc County U d*v*lnpln*
, *-fln e crop nf raulMat**. • And
1*1 aom* mighty good llmbei
■tha bur&h.
W e knew a Connecticut boy once who thought
he
wns well traveled, though he had never been westf o f the
Hudson, lie Ihoinrht that nil Southerners were buy, that
nil Texsns wore sis-shnolers strapped on their hips, that
most Californians were either Jnps, Chinese, or Mexicans.
11c had an idea that Middle W estern wheat farms were
about tin aJim* side as New England farms, and when he
spoke o f Merida, he referred to it as "ou t there."
Travel helps one to understand the people of no one
section of the country have a mono|>oly on all the virtues
while those of another section have all the vices. It helps
one to realize that you find good people in the North and
goml pc.'pie In the South, that you find bad people among
the rirh and bad pqiplt? among the poO{, that some col
lege men are truly educated and that others are educated
fools. When these truths are better understood by every
one. ns they will be w hi'if traveling becomes universal, it
will be much easier for tho people of ono group or section
to understand the problems of another.
Jap Newspaper “ Buns”
f i a real aclrn'e <hf pnliilrt
•aflat* of bring aLI* to mak*
illlv* ».at*m*m without del"In t-vt-ry newnpiipstr office o f Japan Uiere is a “ban
Italy commlulng youraalf.
Itook,' nr many o f them,' *ny» Marlin P*w. editor of
--------- C---------I f la probably tru* that George
jfiahington couldn't ha el-ctwl
"aidant now. But' for lh «r mat*
fr u V I n Ro -kuivcIi coutdn'’
iter, If ha had ba*n alive in
' ’ 'gton'e time.
how tha? ral' passenger fares
|o be reduced lo two e*nts
[)*, U will still uke u. if
longer than we ran gtt
t* take that two weeks
Rand haa been Induce I
I* for toms pictures advtrfTorida citrus fruits. Th*
seems to ho that the ronpubllc D entitled to th*
truth.
If
that Iron mountain project
I through. , tha poet might
have written It.
ft J fd l drope of water,
IV Little grains of sand.
Pul • mighty nation.
I s th* frying pan.
---- ----- -----------
u
ator introduces • bill reS . two-third, _ -vote of
Of the Supreme- Coun
federal statute onI f Congress raises
th* Court prohairy
it unconstitutional.—
MAin Dealer.
ToWeclIo l* th* latest
(tie fertnal announcement
gubernatorial candidacy.
*TcU" Is equipped to
Vleorotu c*mp*lj"- and
• f strong Miami
B eii* t Con(Ml Plorli effort# win b* viewed
attention.
•Oo*f" dayla I* try
tb« Sons of the
to understand
of us or* beginning
age.
Imagine It,
Lsgtos! And only
were to* youag to
Heavens, nr«
F 'itor and 1’uhllnher. recently returned from n tour o f the
Orient.
Tasted in order are dips o f paper on which are
written orders issued by the police, the Foreign O ffice, or
other government offices, to govern what the local press
ahull not any <>n ‘ any inmgiiublfe subject. These orders
nrn tabulated and there W mi editor, or several o f thetn,
assigne.I to the duly o f reading all ropy with a view
to
conserving tin* bans. Sometimes mistaken happen, and im
mediately the edilor i« on the carpet before a room full
o f cehsorn, with angry eyes. Not Infrequently a. violation
is met with an order to hurn the entire edition. If papers
have Rone on the street, they must be recaptured.
No
editor in his right mind would think o f deliberately re
sisting an order, or attempting in any way to evade it.
"Naturally. I was curious to see what type o f pgwa
was being censored, and to my surprise found that the
list Includod not only military matters, but financial, sorial and even business news."
“ Here is a literal translation o f bans as I found them
recorded In one newspaper office:
"E ditors: Any report In connection with the Incident
o f concealing secret document.1 by a Miss Kuwa DagachL a
typist In the employ o f the Police Affairs Board of Manentltill, is to be suppressed."
"E ditors: I)o not publish any news in regard to the
removal o f the remains o f Chang-Teo-Lln."
"Editors: Y<m are hereby advised not to publish any
news other than that selected by the Navy office In re
gard to the GFaml Naval maneuvers to be held in 19&5,
or items which canii be
uu surmised
luimiacu in
ip 1935,
isdu, or
ur Items
items which
wnicn
can bo surmise! a#
d referring to the following: Time jgnd
P!k r of maneuversi; formation of the pAVtlcipatlng unlfl;
matters concerning
g research, '-ffhKUce and equipment
used; Newspapers publishing th
entioned shall be
suppressed."
"Editors: The newspaper ta .....
suppression for
publication of matter concerning tn*
of various
banks in Yamsgata
iTefecturo which
...
isturblng the
pul
public ______
and are detrimental (o the
erfd _.A mfmey elrea________.
fat ion organs. *
.
"Editors: Do not publish n8w< com
of Korean malcontents."
* "Editors: Do not mention plans to -built
railway
between Hirbln and Ytoyogl."
"Editors: The cose bf Doctor Shuinei Okii
[ating me explosive control law is not to be put
Bold iiobbers Get
Safety Vault Ih
Exclusive Hotel
led thrr. armed Uodia *20,000
through *r «sor* in c*»h, }* * «:* and odwr
“
“
BOtowtsy
J
Jacksonville
oteted By Gas
H tS K l f t . *___i - i n j q ____
Is Sanfe
N eed $ 3 l,0 1 9 i9 !U
T ti
B ein g
B N ffg
S th 6 6 l
nee O f
A t S ta te C o lle g e tittiid in gs T « P a r
Daily Programs W ill Florida Average Per
Begin WitH Radio
PtJtJII Is $159; Ih
Broadcast Tonight
U. S .J t .1 1 $250
tiLiJfLUsSr
ir-$ }
UisBT Kw:
>*'» • * ¥ j j
Building
Materials
Dozier U Gay’s Quality Painta
r t P ’tSK'Arfc
W ?.l
“lo l
*furlhp
STANLEY-ROGERS HARDW ARE CX).
" r
“ *rT.y showed 201 -chools
“ “ f " ’ -! I» Fterl-O ha*, no toii.t f« n iV th*
surfar* toilet,
r*
J L . Z z t t e r a Z 's i
leg* for Women." from 'he Tfcw .1!
^
lo
P> nt » f ^
student,: Physical S ' '
“w T
du atlon
nrogrirrt, diree'ed , ' th'" « I " d schools.
r
*"<1
L ** ,
Thtse lmprove-
Mlse Ro.e Panuw.ki. Milton, pres-1 M' "
"**
dent of th- Women's Athle 1c1
>' lnkln«
the report
tsaorlatl.n.
I w>#tlnuedt. "was
furnisheil S:t3
ft ! ,rho?U ,nim
W.(im-sdsy - rorum
!«••..*.f" ' m Inssnilsry
IfwanUary pit*
pitther
m leclur*
Siella Marrk C-ahiniT, atudrm 0f ‘ pumK M2 rural >thool« tii<| no
•oofc* of water on «chool prop-j
Slavic hia'ory and cuatoro*.
Thuradav - Convocs^on, talk* •rly, IS w*r* fumuhril water |
—’TThl* C-Ilcpc a*, florida’a In- from ip rip i,, |0*0 achoot, n*wj^___ liar- *4 M’.1ifactory nourefi of purv
Y*timin:" by Mi«a Marjorie
ria, of Fori M jrr», “ Ind viilurl **G c, In addition to many lm
Raturni on Our Siait'a lnvr*4-i PtV'fhiesI, In ,qttUr ca,**." Ex>n*n’".by Mi»* Katharine Warr<n,l prndllqr* of »»02,]M woulj b*
alumna, arid "l|r,w Florid* SuD* seotupry ro aopply the w ,:«t
Collage M*j>ure, Up” by Miaa! ImproveiMaL
Mar am IHrr„|J. nf Qaineavtltv;
llest|n* ayttem* were found to
alnging t f collrg* tonga by atu-| be uni*:i,factory tbe report Mid,
dent body.
at 1,135 trhoola. Conunon ,I ovj,
Friday— Fsculiy
Vinner were uaed to heat I,IS! ach™',.
n :ollrg* doing h/Kskit nigla . 172 had no aqurce of have and
with Mia* Edi h M bbN of Man. 22 were beaUd by fire-plae*,.
dirlrr. ‘n chSrg •, anil awardlrtg of
In
Instruction,
the aurvey
prtae for the beat college aung • hewed enrollment of 20M while
written,
Mudcnta for each leather, .ami
Saiurdsy— Carnival (wh*r« new 33.4 negro eluden.'a for each
:oi)-ga aong will be ftatur*-!) ttocher.
w ih th* f Rowing In rhirge: M ilt
The report told the public
Ev* Fowler, Dlde Clfy. grnerfll aehool ijrattm needed 1^15 claaeeh llm in : Mlaa .Mary E U Thfatlo- rooma, edctualve of aadl toridinj,
thwaiti. Fort lauJerdili ; hi a* liborttJrle,, icfer.ce diptrtmente
Marian Conn. Sr. Cloud; Ml,a •I'd similar room, Ib provide sdeBoat , t’ anuajk).
Mdion;
M r,
ifuste houalng for the preau*.
J*an Gintea. Winirr Park.
enrollment, *lthou; snowing for.
»By. flflure growth.
..
B t i t M coun.y. Wih *181.11,
topped the ata.Va counties IS he
eslde Of iebhol pfdperty fox each
ehfdttM child, white
yiagter
« « # . > w rf low Jit with *1S.40.
Germany feetervers
Sovereignty O ver
Stiar T e r r i t o r y
Bfjl/.INAt E r T ~ i.—(JP)— Cermany reeovared fa'J tortrvigmy
ovtr the one-time S tir , territory
Sunday when tho Iait xtnnga tt*d
to it by ih* League cf Nation#
cot.
The aupretne plehiacue tribunal,
wh«h n
Uf^iS the s*ar fqr pa*
fe«r after the government wai
formally turned Over to the Reich,
wga dtaaotved after mid-night
yraterday, Th* L**fue‘ handed the
terraorv over to Germany, followiSg g p*b.ac,t* J*aj if, 1*38.
Th* *Otm w*a left aa n prottottv* hand foe J*wv. polaral refdgeSd asd all ih*** who entdd not
toiJ In the pe%*clie and -who
fhdred Ihit repridala ftught to tok
en against ihemf It*a Word wto auprtme ever local court* fa 41 adeh
brought before It for amtiement.'
gdvJfotttfti to thj LaifUf that "to
dleerinunation on account of tonroot*, me* or nti«wa" wjQ to
madednring th* period of an*
The Tfjkai governor of the coal
toam already to* aaid ta. public
•pee*tot ihat aoon after thig asaartOM.ltpees "the Sasr will-be
come th* most Jewleaa pan of Ger
many." H* dsi aoe asy just what
to miended to dz w gm rid of the
few reupalnmg Jams. ...
_____
, iLtov (to*.**
0,— »2W.«g; " to i* ■*■11
»U *tt
f5
S 1 S «a«
lo c o
o a i^ r s u ^ ’
rs
1*dt |i
■o-
*■£• » f t deposit vault w
tara, dumped It mi* tha
aisomohtl* watting outal
fled.
la ooe t f i h, SO to ft
toxea th* robber* tugye
MIAMI BEACH, Mar. * . - W _ w *i» raah and MwWry Mrs. a
A llano*:, juai before dayhresk Orruietn *4 Bdrerty Htfls,
roWery of the Coony hotel here—
btori. « ! * * • * I
Mini Jdbn m
executed With aixh prvciaJ n uvr ‘ frisnd. rvengsiora agreed th* perpmrmton
to ton
grou*4 therooghly—o*v
) dlffkul
brtn aotomatleaUy shot off, the
inTeatigattng officers said.
Dr. R. H. KUltnger, eounty
medical examiner, found traces of
gat la the h™*a « f **ch and
Justice of the Peace.Sarah Bryan
baity d« eoaap*Md
,-------f And womin (dcntlfled nt Flndl*y xald that In her opinion the'
tOMDOf*.
Mar. t —;f API— , E. TojmC. 3tf, and Mrs. ’Ullian death* were accidental and that
Kin* Edward da hla firat tadio, McLwria. M wwrw found yaaltr- no inquest would be neeesssry.
meuar* Sunday to. th. empira^ l * r hi In apartment a f the m r
tine* t * a*c«no*J iho throne, told;
of
• berldlcg
in the1800 block)
fcb p «4 la who kHrW him apo f Boulmrd.
Princ* of Walw. that h* [a “ I ’.lill
InVaatigaling officer* said the*
that n m » man."
t bod let apparently had bt tn In lh«
“ I am hetttr known th moat of room for at least fire days as
you as the Prince of Wales, s i a newspapers
dstlng from last
—FUrldi S '.iU Coltafca a ld ^ i~ *
man who during the war,
and Tuewlny were found undisturbed
for lumber, r®0*1®*
• I w:fl i t alumna* and f»
y
p
i .........
tinee had lh» opportunity oil g e t-, »t
-'4e door of
the apartment,
and building materials
mmhJt*, wTI obaitvr ,th* *■
ting to know the people of ntar-: A ll Indlritlnor point
of all kinds eat] on na.
nt to act!airmail “ f . fi. <\ W.
ly «»«ry coun'ry under all con- dcptnl draths aa no suftide
utcide noth*
Here you'll find Ut«
tirjei ot .programi on tha ee
hr tm tn «
Unit
most reasonable pricer
dilions and circumstances," the' w*re foumf. Three light* were
:im$tli th's w«*t.
yrr
Iren
i f f To? tn* mi
and l t d quality ant
bachelor ruler aner.Vd.,
[ on In the apartment, The radio
.A radio program ivei t
th* quickest servfee.
"And although I now apeak t o ' was turned on and the bath Aib
t-.t
W T A t Jll Tallabsu** M
you a* king, t am atill that asm*! was ful< of water, it was Dated,
Tfe
l"BPX?t nCRTlCK.
fins (M
atudcrPa* «
man who haa had that experience Tn* gis -from a “ quar'Vr" meter
*htch w dh-do** Mtr. 1. •
wadi
1-t'Ix-VwsU
bye6 q^ganjoed and then had
■yrakm ijcrSr A
I to continue A* prumoir the w*!l-j _^
tk T night, * ■tud* nt-fa cub
fqr tM jear
being of hla fellowmen.
nfr, exhibits and eolfag*
rd CUtes * V
con’iti are among other
May th* future bring peace | said "Queen Mary, my family and
flriirw 99
planned for ih; « * « I l
and undentatutlng
throughout •ijrarlf tier* b**n greatly hilpcd
, MUi gatherin* Blood, o f Win- tjon wire coi
.lie world, prosprri.y and hsppi j by the world-wide tributes of
///, i'm ftS fV f/. 7■
iW, flavri), prr* <t*qt q jt . M C lne*s to the British propl# »nd genuine suriuw which we ha»;
vn*-*w‘i Assoc
I
taf
1*4*. f«ilvam
porernmmP
Is [gw
may w« be worthy of the heritage > igeelved from every ride."
chairman of ihe sruden's ,
a.
|tf' which Is ours.”
Jw. *T< Work”
.tv.* cun*
—1'*— wn'e£ a]C.
committee
The king's speech was briefer*
aojn.'fudit Mias
<e P*no
nan had been expeet-,1. Me ap-'
M llt^ j M as M ure Reddltk,
Alfa peared at :be Dart to be nervnu*, '
ney»;
ucany. »ouia pe, turned ,
ey*;. miss
Miss J*ann*
J*anne Ui
his voice was higher dian usual, I
ThmWj
mAA; g
Mits
in Mary
Miry EtU
Etta T h tefi-j school yode aulho^tl
but it became calmer and wrll
"Brat for Ih* Soulh”
thw|l
Laudrrdale
I l fI,, fo r
Laudrrdsle;.
Hlas, po^fed by C overt
^y| modulated a* he procieded.
1|*»
Miril
rHNt9*r
I*
A G if'* lunllh19 ffMlwel*. •Imp-* H
ItJvjCAcn.
jC a c n . Linn. Likrland.
Lik*land; U itt ptrpiroi ., ftcom
m
i
ttc o m flr tr fa iw
on
E1D.U.
Elaborate plans had been made 1
If k e rlfff Ik*) ratrr mmrr
*1 Mffa
per aallffn
Karpori# fam , Talishauee;, I f n i school
M■*! UriM** Iktff * f» wriie at Rtiif'finl* ||»«| « M f l«M«KVr.
H
broadcast to the empire.,
Caroline Olie.-r. West Pslpi Reach;
H a W , 9 M „U W > ,tu r«, and the ypetch also was re'ayed
Mias H iry M JI< r, n tlando; Kiss
Maln'.'eni'nf* ^
to ID ether, count:in. includin'Msrisn Conn. Si. flood; spd Miss couht| schqot l ”
he United Mtatra
214 Sanford A vena*
Jean Oillle* nf W nler Park.
«r r iJ .W ^
Cfiw’arii
p«i4, ribut*» *o hh
Th* we*k'» program:
of one percent earl
• reperj fmthrr, ibe lale King fleorp, an I
Today—Radio prngrim at 4:IS said ^ “ Is ^ totally
Inadotuate.**,
IV M. oe r station WTAL. TalU- proper maintenance wriild have
haiatr, incbid a t a..talk by Mias •etrst —|tutu).<17. Although the I
K itherine nlh.Hf, Winer Haven. evnage capilil uu lay for ih#
nr*siii*n* t>t 'I*- {'itliig* Guvem* psst 10 years was H/J7*jttfl. th*'
ment A**ocint . n,
and
music Uril-MS capital *ip*iuiituie was;
.llrerte.l t,y Mis, J..„nhlne Ilf no.i,; „ „ ly nn<. x „ n,,.,lh of ,h, t
W.st Palm fy ach.
| or I215.0M.
ft s .c . W e ik b
m
m
tuttvtJt
1* 2.
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�' 1
THE
SA N FO R D H E R A LD . SANFORD,
F L O H ID A
Mrs. Oliver Harriman Likes Florida
By
Social A n d Personal A ctivities
--
, ^
7 ^-—
1College Week Will
Be Observed Locally
O tl\ r n
P e r s o n a ls
» m* an athletic «ki.i by M i«« I a Jan** I
tier** » la** S|»r« si ■••
ate * ill hr n n ilrm l bv
M
M l'hll»|»* ami a huainf** •• •
Missionary Society
Holds All Day Meet
DEAN
“ lt'« pirdriua, i«nh H?" Il“ w
ju«t right. I th ught, it 1 sniffed
the wrnt of the perfume that drd**d acro«. the uncheon table, look-.I
at Mr.. Oliver Harriman. an.l
wondered like the eld woman who
loti her periicoar, if ihit “ could
MBS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
Social Calendar
N IN A
"-’V-
Hok Tower Chimes Ti
Ring Tuesday Nod
,h* '
T h r Full Co.p-1 M i.-io n ar* S.»- * ' 11 1 "o w » h* p o g r o m
irrr wo n n y l u l l an al
day
mevllllC ......
T .l- Th .....lav . . th- horn, o f M r. 0 . < , , H , V r ' " » " * * ' * O i l
It!
I H. lUWn
|| ||y
Avenue
I S ew n if on enmf rirr* a « . p irim *
1 1 M rMl* * * '
Z J
l>— l .n
.!■..-«« hr mmn.HR and ,h/ • * « • " ■ * « ■ » »
.11 . «.
. luncheon . . . . m „ l . . the mn.n ” f ' h" * 'Mar
I
•
Mr. and Mr*.Gordon W. Scon
“ And when ii i>n't garden*, n'*
MONDAY
#n Week will ha obaerwd In SanReheanal for th. Eati'er Can- fonJ amJ thr, ufhoot
iU U pf Miami,formerly of (hit cay, era
Jo.none You . . . I love Florida
Uta will takt place at 7:30 P. M.
SuBdiyt Mtr. j through tnaamg Mre. Seon’t mother, Mre. and all the .ouihern flower- "
at itia Episcopal Parith Hoorn. Saturday, Mir. 7, it war an- C Df Tew, Weal Third S>r«f<.
j Mr- Harriman -miled at a younc
—
gi rl par. ug our tabb whiaper. l
TUESDAY
I nouncad today by U n . Gladn
Mia. Patty McLeod of WitUiton to a frtrml. *’l«n*i ah* lo*rly ”*
Board meeting of tht Seminole Mon-ia Williams, president of tha
Vv we were pw** tig
High School P.-T. A. will be held Seminole County Alumnae Aieu- spent Sunday hara with bar aunt, \ 0 WOn«l*r they rail b*r *|jidy
at 2:15 P. M. In the Hl-Y roam ciation.
Mra. Ralph B. Wight, South San- Grace.' *' and 1 suddenly rreal e«i • o n n he I'aim I
tnd will be followed b* the ttudy
Program! hare bent arranged ford Avanua.
all the romantic stones I ha ' li » » r in*!) t.*|i| me *h •
elate, under th- drection of Mrt. for the trariout civic cluha in the
■
heard c f iht* aodihern beauty •* • . aught her f*r«t *4? |Jtmet M ughton, at 2:30 P. M.
city and for Semlnoh High
Mra. Frmiaar P. La Boon nf from I aiuirviIIp, w h"> had take»» I • . t «t urtr, She -«id
k'ht with it * « l tig
Regular mreting of the Semi- School and the week will he Washington, D. C. la visiting New „ York and young Olm-'
«d 'ha' «h,« jtrnpt.l
r°!e H igh School -P ,-T ..A „ .wJU. twwaghk Aw a ll«M . JW*ria»^J|L ihem.parasviaw H i. aiul.Aiii. (• P- Harnman by «u u m uv lLa
.
lake place at 3:00 P. M. in the 12,00 o'clock when a >um been foe
>"Tm'r tlunr-Vk*. :«• —A
m
A.wMMke -i
achool aud tterium.
alumnae. Pbl Beta Kappaa, la^. . nd. ifte r -he an
Thnrughoui th»»
year*, MiMre. John D. Jrnkina will hare terarted friende, and parents, will
Frienda of Mra. W . S Bagwell Harriman ha* he d the fort ihn 1.1* -•« mi|i y that *hr
a m.»cellaneoua ehower at 3:30 be given at the Mayfair Hotal.
wl’l regret to learn that the i» •bo ra|Mur«*i. r> t only in »h.
at her home. 300 French Avenue, in
Mre. Roy T. Mann will give a III al' har home in Ihe Langley
May fair worM where •he and )*•
Apartmenta.
hu*l an.l and h * *i*ter anti hn»fhe»
in-law, thr William K Vanderb*'Mrs. Jeaaie F. Wot*l of Boston uaeil to rrake* a da'lnng fouraom*
haa arrived to apeml a short time in coarhmg dav*. but in the v*or d
with Mra. E. M Galloway at of phdanthr* phy, the arta anti n
Sally Ray Farm.
bus in*** Her i'hantie* are end
l*xa. and *h*» ha* hvlj*-d everybo.lv
Mra. J. Si. Cla.r White left from under n«» ir<*hed iwh<ea •«»
Friday for her home at Charlev
unemployed actor* She ha* be. n
tan. S. C. after ipending eii weeka
chat rman of the K«p>attion **f
with Mr. and Mra. J St. Clair
Women’* Art* and lndu«tri*‘*(
While, Jr., Weet Firat Street.
president of the (*ampf«re (Jir‘*.
Jamee Higgina and Buddy Mo- a contributor to t annua mairaiin* *.
and an im|>*'ram fact* r in the
Leod of Williaton .pent Sunday
here with the former', parents. livra of the hi«inrn* women »*f
Mr. and Mra. Edward Higgina, New York S|wak>Tii* of huaine**.
•he tod me that the nir* *t thmif
Weal' Tenth Street.
anybixiy ever «a>d in1 her « • * wh«n
her husband * uncle. K II llat'i
tt\an of radn.ad fame, told h» r.
“ If you w t'-n’f a woman. (Ira. •*.
I'd take you into bu«im«* » >h
me!** Inci^ntslly,
Mi*.
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along u h .her ...eful houaeho .1 •»"'■■ ••• * *»n •» «< '-*•
a m c lr . rhe Other w.ll Ih- pre.enie.1 ***—‘ I he I c o n .ern o ri
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M n.trt liau*trtter.
and
the .hyh in e*t a r o u . an.I *.» .1 \
to h»m. An«w rre*t »h. u n***vnn
( mm|
llv tun
D elong —.
Thou wtjf
*2
Wal oon Song.
W ilvr
FI D ..ton
dCtM^wr..
Chun- n
tnute
T *rh aih ow al
The Star Spangled Bann.
Hok Tower Concerts
IL'k T"wer
Tho-i* ptesent wet* the Ilev .
an.l Mr- t* II llakei. M r- I K.
> l« r liit f . M r- A , Wetl«i|i|i, Mrh
II
M iliv y re ,
M>.
Ralph
Cuaiin. M i- M I
lie le e r, MrM . ii , l|r«trr. M r-, M
N cl— p.
M i. K \ klunfiiii.n. Mr- I T
-•lin g e r.
M iJ hn Manhew*.
M iM i ght. M r*, ti K M . I . ,
M i\V ( '
Will*am»«iti. iila ilv W rll-, Jr an
Mi In ivte.
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S’ i n grr. Fm re-I, J"an
*tul I an
I .emun Me Tver.
concert.,
|l>>k -anctuarv open avaiy
i|,r an.l Satunlay at noon •nd
r v e iv Smulgy at -1 P. M.
Itingltnir art muxeum Mid
n ri ti«
w in ter
qiiartirV
'-ata*.da op«*n every tlsja
v C h *c k **'
This policy
gives you a
Auto Repairs
FIVE-YEAR
START
on easy terms
Fork Chops
Fresh Apalachicola
T S
Economy Meats
Wsnare Beef
Loijt or Club
4 Q 0
S T E A K S lb........
Hathburger er Park A W C
8 a n u ( 0 2 Iha___ 2 3
Lamb
lb. 2 5
V f * l Chops lb,.-....
B
to
A
JLO
30
A A C
O Y S T E R S qL ..... 0 9
P A T T IE S
i
for
Blaxwel] House Coffee lb can 2$C
PoetToasties
2pkgs.
|J c
JELL-0
3 pkgs.
ta
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r
1 9
3 lbs
oYAM S 1* ■
$
For the first
five years
Fitr Better Service —
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one-luilf
the figure in
this taljle —►
tn<*«
earcaoeg eaenci«n«#
L if e I n s u r a n c e
6 t h y e a r a n d thereafter
Ago
Age
20
601.10
31
21
03.40
32
22
05.80
33
120.00
44
106.70
23
08.10
34
134.10
45
205.30
24
25
100.50
35
138.80
46
214.50
103.00
36
143.80
26
105.10
37
140.10
47
48
224.10
234.50
27
107.00
38
154.70
49
245,50
100.70
28
111.10
39
29
114.40
117.70
40
41
30
91^1.50
125.50
42 9180.00
43 188.70
50 257.20
107.00 A U o i'w u a J al
173.90 a g u 61 to CO
19c
Bread &Botter PicUee 2 for 25c
24-ox Fresh Fla. EGGS dot.
Rate
Agv
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- those
----- « pending a few
By tkle Data tomorrow there
*J ,k* Mayfair ll-ul am Mr.
won't b# a single flapper la town * * " Mre. F. W. Sebum» her and
left who
want have dropped *•* *7 Orvai Neck, N. Y., Mra.
the * arigtaal
Mas Weat Un#,, «»p h *n Retd and daughter of
"Wbyncha c'tmip'n tee m* tome- P-uahing, NJ Y., Mr and Mr*,
tlwt" In
f e w of La Waafe D^iglaaa K. Warner of IVaikm,
nowoat one, “Oat, fellrr, you Olenn, N. T , and Mr. and Mra.
a lii ao art paintin', bug you sura W. C -Hunmng of R,.lg«wood,
are a faaclnatla’ monster!"
I N. J|
That’* tha may aha describes' Weak-end guests at the hotvl
Victor McLaglen,
In “Klondike included: Mr. ami Mr*. F. II.
ASSORTED SOUPS 3 am, cans 2 J {
nnual
F ir s t 5 y e a rs
Fascinating Monster
Seen In Vic McLaglen
29
A
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M
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Quality Meat*
kind al p r
4* m
ta n a fa il thlnkla'
to ptolaot haraall la
Iha otlnohaa . . . 1
Mlaa Pearl* Robson la expertad )a arrive tonight from Balti
more to spend about three wreka
With her parents. Dr. amt Mn.
J. N. Baboon. Mlaa Robaon ha*
bean atelatent band nurse, In
structor, and entertainer af Shep
pard Pratt Hssplihl for tba peat
year.
C« A L L
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SIE M IN O L E
1li DRY C L E A N E R S
% AVE.
N
B861 220 MAGNOLIA
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ASK AN AGENT OB TTIE LOCAL OFTICS OB WRITE TUB HOME OFT1CK
FOB DESCnPTIYI FOLOEB AND A SYNOPSIS
with VICTOR
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McLAGLEN
To-Night
and again
Tuesday
JttBimmrp*1 fflmiuiami of Atnrrira
*
EDW ARD a
UM
M a le , e ve ry Tue»tlay. Tbtira,lat ft mn » A M to 5 P. Me-
ttUTYB COW WITHOUT
Mr. and Mra. Arthur Branan
aad Mr. and Mra. E. II. Laney
naowrad
Gro*a.and yesterday
tfir tha day. Enroute home they
•sopped at the Mount Plymouth
Hotal for dinner.
RuaM
nf
1 1. 1 Nlv Je«u«. a*
Gene Martin Laney
Geta Scholastic Honor
M ARTIN’S
GARAGE
«
t.n hing.l. m* and T h roats
\
el u\
DURHAM. N. G , Mar. J—
Miaa Gana Martin Laney of ihJa
city, aemor in tha Woman'a Coi.lega o f Duka UnrvOrally. 11 one af
110 woman etudetua'on iha “ dean’e
Tha Ayihlro herd e f the North
lra«" for tha apnng aeenaater, the
e-v
a,
, H*I* ", 'I—I
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Carolina agricultural experiment
I. O. Ilage of
_____________
atitlon lx composed of grand announcement wee made (hie weak.
who have been •
»
daughter! of Pvnhuret Man a* Tha “ (Man's liat" it composed * f
' (he ataie, wero Annie." whi h ■•pern d before in
atudenta
making a
echoUuic
War.
of Mr. and Mra. enthuaia-tic and . re la*i mght
average of "B * or highar. Sui'eat Elghirvmh al the Miline Thea-er,' and »<•
; dams thus rvcogmeed ^ra txvmpt
rv|>eat. w-’d b.' willingtu bet that
I from eowipoUorg data anendance.
from |h » time un ev.-ry one » f the
Mias Laney is tha daughter of
student million* of Wea. fan.
all "ver
Mr. and Mra. J] 0. Lanay, 1912
illtga for will be u.ing it a. a standard
A l A Pries Tow Can Bear
, Sanford A/venua.
Women, is (pending lie w e-a form.
here with her parvnta, Mr. ' and "Klondke Annie" g.vra Mac
On the bench for 19 ysais. Mrs. W. T. Whevleaa, 919 Oak West the fin'«t chance of her cai ahow her vrr»aliliiy
She
Judge B<aaa Tatum of tha (9th Avenue.
emga, the walks, she .wing., an I
Judicial district of Ttxaa, with
Tag A. Body Repair
'Jurisdiction over aevan counties,
Mr. and Mra. Gordon Toggl|e cf the murmur*, and even you luy.il
>7 Oak
J. A. Martin
has never been eppoead 'for alee- Danville, Va., arrived Saturday f» nia who thought that you'd «ee-l
Ih Mr*.. nil poas hie varitliona of cvrry
to epend a few daye
TuggU'i brother-in-law and a1.- ' fnovemenft will Irarn eonte new
tar, Mr. *nd Mra. L. F. Doyle,
^ 9
D U FFIELD , PraUaU
.
Horn* Office N E W A R K , N
�UNOFFICIAL
P R IM A R Y ELECTION
For TAX
JNO. D. JINKINS
Fnnaafa Su m K»r^<.
W. E. WATSON
UotCMf, tu*. *, tm.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
JUNE 2,1936
s iM iN O L B
For Tax Assessor
county
O. L. BLEDSOE
i
t
SANFORD F. DOUDNEY
rotative In Congress
W gresalonal District
G. SHARON
• wur G overnor
C. (Homestead BiU) HODGES
L. -i
lrT1
B. E. SQUIRES
\1
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VBANI:
I i h IIn
ttg*l
For Supt of Public Instruc
Public Auction Sale
*
For Attorney General
State Treasurer
(MMAT)
J. H. TRULUCK
District N o. 1
For County Commissioner
District No. S
J. J. CATES
’ i« -
201 Young Mules 4 Harness
Used By United States
Government
For County Commissioner
For Comptroller
tel m
4n
fu.
10:00 A. M , Wodnoadnr, March 4.
103S, Camp No. 1, * MIN* Berth •*
Oaala. f u .
W i win i'U At aoctlow 10! aaalr*
JTOR SALE: two tan Dudf* dotl »ruJ b*rnM* u * d by Unitjd SUW*
truck with faur . whutl trull«r. ! Gorrmnunt on Atintie-Oulf Ship
Cltutd bodlts. Easy Unas. 1W1. Canal project, startler at i W A*
Chanelrt Doal truck flat body M., Wtdntsday, M *vh l. ifM , at
and rah. Raot sad Sons, uaod car the aiuU bams. Camp Nt. 1* on
draUn. 801 W. First 8L
““ i O n n ft Road (Paved), *
VICTOR CHECK
M iinli,
*M f' rUCVCUMBCItS: tndUn. AM Mum.
J. D. DAVISON
cncu&DCMi ru. ae. aau tmnra.
FRED A. DYSON
KooruAimu ru. IH ta ante*
.r tin a r r t» i * > i I I H - H T I . i f
tatfeito or41..17 to *«od «**-
/ »M*S IW H M.M-
Fdr Railroad Commissioner
?or State Senator
ITtn Senatorial District
For County Commissioner
District No. 3
L. WOODRUFF
For County Commissioner
District No. 4
tentative, State Legislature
JiJJSHMAN
iresentative, State Legisldtifte
.
Dm
IIWIW
f lv*9i
a.
m
u
w
ake
i MttSqtwke, oofem iU r
RHP AIRED .
tuSfejKSlto
■Rgnvfag **-'
WANTED:
tSUnograpktr-boek* NEW GENERAL, EUetrta YM o
ktoM If.-II.**.
urn di antra.
f21 J)S.
Eaap
krrprr, man or woman. St*:,
OATS) (to. koah.l. lie.
wmgrs tiprclid or don't anawtr Taunt. Randall Etaetrlo Co.
ail. GW* rafirtnoai and uprrlvwa
FOR SALE "cbTap—Frl|idalrv.
Do* If, II i n Id.
_________
IW e n iH ia ,
Family ala*. P*rfec\ condition.
11— Miscellaneous.
For County Commissioner
.
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IS ANOKLCS, Mar. tr-<A?i
. .
•i^ u —
«M4<
.pportimllp to partBta* • Mttff HAT! OtorwU H M U . IH MLM.
*'■
. i null at a efctapmr prlaa than
soul, Ranis ru r»r «o* h h m
P ci nyyl|H
----- •_
V— Help ’Y iotad
poaaiblp ba obtain'd otbarwla*. If
Lrrrcos. sugati*. i i s v h a u I
, - ,
— - ---— In n lld Of MIA Of MOT* M «tea * T
r.
Oktrh.l
ilo
r
t
4T, FI.
S I i r | i n . W r.trrn«Jmrrstoa.
MAN WANTED for Rawlmgfa pm] him iu , b. *ar« to otta«4
i* .
Rout, of 800 fam lit*. Writ* to-' thlo ialo
'
fLit>in«i
1
SH
twifniN
a
dap. Rawltlgh, D.pL FA B -tU -B A ,}.
' F1ES A SONS
t o . Ik -llt. California t n M 0
MtmphJa, Ttnn.
Birmingham, Ala.
• I I TTt f III*
Saturday
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
fARRISH
re,*,
M a i m i | iH
k*»l BTHTTF: <U. C lii. l i t H t
■ut, t o u n a i h n iiM
if
n *. m w i H un'ng.
M f H I f f N * M ' « n « mj
OroHg No. 2
>N BARNETT
District N A S
12— Wanted.
J. T. McLAIN
oughnoa* la aotatandtag la
S, F. (Sammy) LQNG
aal|aaiaaiaitoak»»wk»*i.4w>l.*»n«mlMir.irrutr
IS— Apartments for Rent.
H. H. PATTISHALL
MAHONEY Aportmim
Thont 14-J.
■................................—
For County Jui|ge
vFor Justice o f the Peace
,
SPENCER
V*
Fourth District
van
LEFFLER
A par tm inn
g:od nilghbortiood.
now. Talipbona 4TB.
FOR SALE i Fu rail hid fir. room
haua» and Iwo Iota. 1400. Bos
C. E., IB.raid.
.
Seminole Co
•♦+ - ■
*f»n «v» -•
a i
FURNISHED homo, *440. Malta*.
ROEERTS* RADIO SERVICE al
rllla Are. Talophowa W W ,
Mathar’a B*r»iea all mokta.
31—Acrssgs for Sale._____
13 ACRE Oranga Q m
J ° lM
or Of Registration
‘ ■■■■»<■ od♦.tataitlMatjimL
mi
i
BERT MESSER
peoiocratic Committee
at G.<-
HAVE YOU «o> 1*0° caahT Bvp
thlo 5 ae»r* In Faola. Bairl.ig
or*n*« tma, houa/, wall water.
on Mala flt. Etae'rettp aralUMo,
do** to **h:oJ,'*torto. Coot owrar
♦1500. Non-irraldont ownir t a n
m I| at one*. B, T, TUlar hi Rada
win thaw H far m*. John R. R9 4
■.<tti.Tw-
DR. HENRY
M cLAUUN
Op'ornatrlft ..
B rit*
W ERT
CCHARUE) RAND
HI#** ** *|* M * |fltH |lto « ia « 4 i * t *4
a* • « » .. I* to*
.ELI,AND
C.W* Ji**L IW,
MORGAN
.i?Vr J * >•
Jtr i
_______________
of
�i . i tm»
ift ON CURTIS CUP TEAM
"brno
RIVER ICE WRECKS STORE, BLOCKS ROADS
«t
*X- *
A i l; * :
M ,
i
• i i/>sl- **pi
- P)H«f a 1*00.000 eland* r cult egtlhet Alma# tem pi* McPhereari,
Vivian Deaton, former Angolua Tempi* proa* agent, chergta lha
avgngalltt called her a " d o ll cut of hell." Mle* D*n|*a. w h o ra aantly attempted eulald* tallowing a guarral with H r*. McPhtrton,
la ,ahawn at L a * Angel** with her pet eat, •'Tin ker* ehertly altar
tiling the eulL (Aaaaaiatad ra n * phata]
SALLY BY THE SAD, SAD SEA
Youth I* beginning to role tho link* wl.'n two g irl, biin» chosen for thr I’Wtie cup1 tram, »n,l a
thlrtl rapid'y developing ln.’o 'a contender for national feminine gulling honor*.
Shown .purlicdpntIng in the South Atlan.le golf championchip at Ormofnl Biach, H*.. lo lly Berg (le ft) of MlnnrapolU
and Marion Miley (ranter) of Laxlng.'on, Ky., were named On the Curllo cup tram, and Hilda Mae l.ivengjud of Danville, l|l., la Illinois a'ate champion. ( Anecdotal l’i n » f*hn ..«»
BEES IN PLAYFUL MOOD AS TRAINING STARTS
Ten* of lea went grinding dawn the Ohio Hear, damaging property and blocking highway, after
garga* war* broken looe* In Ohl* and P*nn*ylvanla. Cake* ere ahawn (tap) tumbling avor the Mont*
mery dam *a a 12-mlle gorge let g* at Vanport » mile* below Plltoburgh. Below le a view at
irun, Ohio, with a general alar* partially wrecked and a road barricaded by hug* cake*.
(Aeeocletod Prooa Photaa)
E
JAPAN ’S IDOLS M AY BE M ILITARY DICTATORS
Bataball g rid loo tiaa hat lufflolent to ralaaa* the pant-up energy oi the** Batten Beat, formerly
one aa the Brava*, at thalr earing training earn# In I t Pat*reburg, Fla. And be they retorted to • gam*
M M M far gaad i m m w l Frank Myara (left) la Jumping aver Chet Weed and Albert Blench*
B f a S r ittl PoatL (Aaaaalaled Praeg Phata)
titd&SON ASKED TO HUffT OIRL ON DARING TREK
IRE, MOTHER
RECONCILED
SEA LION CAPTURED 130 MILES FROM OCEAN
�N o n e Injured
Yearwood States
In S e r ie s Of His Opposition To
Auto Accidents Townsend Plan
-- i.. i
ic x it u H rrmm p>ao e s e i .
t Both tan won badly damaged.
Thay -wan tawed to a i w * » w
Lon* wood.
.
,
Pal to war* today
for a
M fra «h» drove a Ford pick-up
truak Into W. E. W
tar «
WtstPirstfl.teat. Tb. nagrp |alEiafl ear, ■which *tia bw ly d im tiw
and ran.
.
.
O.h r automob la .eeidama of a
*'
Famed
Florida
Visitors Sec " “Show-On-Wheels
• *.
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WINTER HAVEN, Mar. 1 optfwion to the Townsend Plan,
M k now stands, but approval
* f ap nd.eg* pension tystejn that
wmuid fir* aged Flondiana a
.alLelem fom ^ wy eh m Uva
romfontbjy, wae n p n awd by J.
ft.
Wmwr
Havre
h-gtfiiii b iiq m d citrus grawtr
in a radio address laat awning.
^
^
y # w W o A flfth broad-
' Thtt population of ifc* Kentucky
state prison Is 1,110, about double
tie narnbir lta buildings wort eoustracted to bouM.
LEGAL
In Sound Syitejm
Recent Improvement
P l e a s e s Audience
A t Sunday's Show
N O T !C h
in HIM COuHT o r THK COIT-NTT
judo is,
sKMiNoue
c o u n t r.
■TAT* o r ruofUDA. I >
la r*-th» (Mato *1: • ELM A U.
mermrNs,
To all Creaitera, D i i l t u , Di»t m atwa » a * all m iM ta, te iiH
CUlm, or Dommado t ju a ii «Afcj
—tata;;
Too. sad u r t of you. aro hereby
aotiritO aad rcqalrK. to pnoout
• nr clalme and dcmaedav whlrh
you. or althrr of yoa. mayaaalaat Iko oatat* If KUIA it.
BTCPIlKNai dacraseC
lata
of
Bemlitole Ceu.tr. Florida. ; tn the
Hot. JAM. O. MIIAHON, Ce.ti-y
W i t of Aoraiooli-fouaty.- m n 4
offlro Ik tko County vCoartkouaa la
ftanfsra. ft.eilnuU t r n i r l| rtu rM i.
w lthla tw elve monihe* f|iom iko
d*t* kfriaf,
v .
, I «•!•<* January tttb, A.\J>. lift I.
().* NTHrilKNa. docoaa>d. : \
Business Census
May Be Finished
Within Few Days
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trostiosoa a w * ro#* n*»i
work *f *ba Burasu of Cansua,
mgr* I I
Panny
Will
, 1 , /-v
* * l or
to,|Mti “**•n#t t o t
goTsntmental purpoara. lta scop*
|f>p T o n i f f h t U n
IL C
.OngW OOd lr a c ^ t
h rho rtaull of r»nu««t« from
bualnase organlaatlona, and It has
tha full support or ill branches
I Fanny, farorh# Fhh th#
H#i rtUcralc.l pravlous aaaurat
Longmood grayhound •nets that all anumaraton and
and Ban Jonoa, aro on tha ( 0th«r para-ina connae.ad with tha
i- .v*
•chedula tonight, both to run in
the (tniul l r ( un tar oath not to dlanlmh race over ih* futurity* di*‘
Mnee. O ttx*r Due# and Oita ® "
«01 a'ao raca in U»o aama •****■
. Eleven races are ta tha • » • * » » •
tweight, entries and
actions ba'Jng ei follow*!
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s fe p ir
MUlree Wea.
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nm neM.
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Lumber i n f
Rnoftno
S ecu rity
Lum ber
L u n io e r
Seasoned.and Unfinished Luraber
Lumber, Duildinc M a le rU l— Roofing
••Luntber Memnurtd B e *H u Golden B u W *
UK*
Mr. Chance,
r;**v-it*i
Remember The Alamo
To Ring Again In
U n ite d
Great Britain Will
Order Oil Embargo
tTtumre. VIKt ttt. O-Mlee U'et.
Mnrplurk. SUdnleht 1 1—.
.
.
(Math r»re. I-ll tnllf MleA Mei-k, 1
Prince** Wove.
Sp°j“® ^T ex,as Centennial
Year Opens Today
,
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St).
Ufotr
Ana,
•WAnnr.n. h i p U).
Fourth
rare.
(utltfltri />"'»
pkence. IIOWR CB (IV. AU-f.Foni* III. rwfeetem. ni«i-k DreliUt.
mitvAim firtlUt tl), Pe(Meei|ae,
Bmtif* Hr an.
..
plfiti rtee. nuetter mllel PAD.
by nnuntaT at*, rnemeum t)r*».
JiW
tophooe Hifh fidelity reprodoc- piece
tlth gee. the* mrneac a o t'a f-th a
recorded film and UurtSy t w o
tUM tha sound In ail tu original
hrilllaned.
In Mia flm public in tern a *ban of tha sysiam and daring tha
•baaing r t tha faanm picture Uat
augo rated two wotka ago.
night, decided improvement wa*
Mr. Ycanrood dec a rod be had
neurcable in tha natural quality
ne’ er “straddled an ierja in my
of tha ao«r»’ spanking rote**, par-;
lifa" and therefore proceeded to
tioularly cf women's roam, baroTank plainly regarding h>i eiew tofora tha moat difficult to record
of the Townsend Plan, lta declared I and reproduce baennaa of (ho high
hat tloea investigation of thla
frequencies I g b l M
With tha
plan and Intamewa with many new High Fidelity apparatus, au
loading econotMe amhoritiaa and dible minds in a range of from
noted ■tatiinomica)'y”pe t,„ oLtt I 40 to 10,000 cyt'aa aro faithfully
hint that it wga.Mphyaically impoe- t»produced with all tha dalimta
s»le and economical' y I I attain* Ithadings of tha hitman tolea which
«Ma" and added that tha plan was'i ana to distinguished iqAam al
n -mirage'* and a bitter delation «pcocb\ This "dynamic” shBi*g of
that wou'd bnjig heartaaha it; tha tone K ju t aa.appnrant In tha aoaged. llowaTfr, Mr. Yearwood i r n a i volume of a fu l aymphony
emphatically atatad that ha waa
orthe.tr*.
. ;
»»ry much m favrr of eoma plan
Laat nighfa audience at the Mlthat would tnetira an in ade- tana waa g»tr*maly raeaptiva and
tyiata
sure rune*
for
tha I appraewtiva of tbi v*et impiuveold pro pie of PI rid*
and' mant which iha tmw aound reptwMid “*a Governor of Ploridn, eenta o’ er tha old, and responded
I wl): recommend to jbe Legisla with generous applause whan the
ture and use my Influence to the mnirvncameM af the Imrothlction
utmoit to eattbliah a trtndainyy o« dm new' aouad waa made
•um to marh
»r ilf’ frdaral through the theater** eqoJpmam.
government may appropriate and.
Man's Friends Glad
He Told Them Abou
BLACK-DRAUGHT
i
. ete I
8IV md French
' ‘(•’rn.tauMi » « - Pnu* n—1
nwcetheed. lUn llnll. DoecdChoice. •
n oexr c o u m t <n. 7 -*rn# i»*i«. Raa Styoum—the Negus Negustt’a
1teltvvnurn-v. rePTCiw rtSJD (I),
VtCTDUtOtrn tlPPICBIt (11.
Plehth rare, l-ta mile: OcemarH,
Wily Key I’ADPT HUT. II),
p n a iil pATTteiir ii>, night ■ «•.
IILUB PAD It), Pt*d jnnee, Aah
u
rare. ' nueriar mile: Of
ficer thien, CHANCII H'H.I.ATt (I t , 1
rKTIJVK MAIttlUT (I), PAII KX
(I), fate nirl, Octt Junta, aient)
liliiv Wiki Penny.
,
;c Tenth rare. (uturltri PAWX
MAItailAl.t- (II M’CKr IIOPNII AM 1
1MttgllAl.t. t»). I.UCKT linnailAU
m
' M>, Kaneae
Paun,
'(Unoere Chance.
U tile
Johaay
2 Jackets o l C ello p h an e
Mucar.
Chance,
CAPTAIN M A IlTlX fit plat- Men
Tha fight at Golden Mountain
. K lcv .n 'h cnee, •-!• mile! INDIAN
n r r i C K I l I I I , ria .h r*M. Careless waa lha mrat dramatic af Italy’s
OacM. PB Tg PA TTT I I ) . Heavy
U *«- r c e a h . t'holet
INDIAN campaign against Ethiopia.
It began with hand-to-hand
D ICK I I ) . Mias Way Bfhla*.
strugg'.aa in pitch darkntas.
.
V o t e On R i t t e r
May Be Taken In
MUBOBR TRIAL OPENS
AtkWtia Chib will asset tonight to
bagla training for a specie: proMIAMI.
Mar.
I.-O W -M rs.
train to be pot aa Mar. IS. Alt the Huts Cost'ic Fentt. It. wtirt on
boys , pro requea'ad to be out for ’rail far her Ufa In Circuit Conn
bar* today, charg’d aith fatally
TilO o’clock.
atabb'ng her husbind.
ATLANTA. Mar. I.—W. T.
(1ilt*n m-.lkcd in*o pal cs handiuait*r* las night handed afflava dihnta ta four and attc.lt.lf hauru*> pistol and laid them- h* had Represan sllv i U.nkhaad, *D*jm«r'
iratla laadtr, laid lha. Haesa the
•Ttaadlng waa af tha “gravut
mpertanct1* and asktd sleea. st*
tan tie.
bar In North Cnmtlna for 19M
Tha Raota vo-s, m ha Uh*n
•will bo awarded
a ftur-yaar ’ate today, will deer mins whethqi
scholarship «• th* Nonh Catalina Jndga Xlt'gv must ha triad fay
th* Bern*.
, i
‘ '
-ta:a coll* ga.
Chang's . aga'nat Ifat lodge
Kama* r rorda rwsal lha flra: have ta do with hia hnadhag of
basabvll chaDfir In tha ttata waa
and i« tclvcd fa*
from said A. L
*
X.
senl-ln the FRESH NESS of
January, INS, waa tha cold#**
Jtntury for Owensboro, N. IL
alnra 1111, racatds show.
the Prize Crop Tobaccos in
�W o rd Is H m Ody .Gcalyml
Florida City Affording Rail, B I| I«
And Water TrawpertalWr
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESbAY, MARCH S, 1936
Italy A nd Ethiopia
In Taxing Law A re Asked By Leagui
GREAT BOULDER DAM COMPLETED
P resident For
Seminole County
Must Re-Register
t/ndistr i b irtEd Corporation P r o f i t s
Would Be Assessed
By Proposed La w
{filature Passed For Is
S t J o h n s . County r
T o Face T rial
<IB. - ^
,
For High Crimes’
.... D- r ,
O ld Registers
i
—
Null And Void, w “ ro* Vot» w But
i
----| H o u s e Votes For
Voters Not Getting
Impeachment Move
A
M
C & ll
t Cast
B a llo t s
G eorgia GovernorjBank In Tam pa Is " f f i S $ y £ 5 !
OrdersPaym entOfjRobbedOf$30,000 Is Expected To 1
Road Certificates In Broad Daylight
—
_
|
WASHINGTON. Mar. I—
— TV» H m m Inal night approved
tiona.tax system, th* President
also prop***!:
ATLANTA. Mar. 3 r -(A V -S « t . I
Processing u n i to spread
b-odfcr and ihdOMT than
o il ten
tan la w ad
by
lha
Supreme Court.
'
order*! immediate ruh poynwni '
Windfall tai to recover a roe- -of more than 12,100,000 m highway
(idrrabU pan o f the old proewa- •certificate*, due lt»r. 2S.
j
•ing i u m on which they refund
Al tha Mata lima ha charged the
peym-ni.
New Deal's Georg* 'aider* with
Repeal o f the earning capital agitation realising in the filing of
nock tax which wxa estimated i an utjuction euu ai
Marietta
B apraawaatiwa. CalthroM, Oroan.
IW aroro and Start voted farr k.
IL
Boulder Dam, the wor’d'* highest, construe Ion of which marked to yield $123,000,000 in fiacal |to prevent dire men of road money
year 1697.'
| to support other government
A total of m Datnocnua, L
. ._
••••••lone
of tha greatest engineering Job* aver undcrakcn by man, i*
Tlri graduard corporation in- functions and attacking the foundsRapublietBa and ana Prag rarolra shown upon Its completion and delivery to th* Uni cd States gov
]
rotad for tha impaachnacM aa eom- ernment ky tha contractor*. Bull: for hydro-elerrlc and Irrlga- rom« lax which tha Praaidant i»rn of hia one-man control.
prop sail to repeal was eat,mated
Ha alio informed State Sena
tmrad ta <2 Dvtnocrtu, $0 RapabT ( tlon purpose*, It dam* U>* Colorado rlvitr on .ha border between Na- te y*ld $820,000,000 in 1» 3T. ,or Allan Chappe.l, leader in a
lkant and four Prorraaanraa
* |vada and Ariign* and form* lha lire **4
, man-made tike In the world. Trti.iar, experts wane Mtderaroodl movement for a - self-convened
ing agaiaat.
.
proposed |«ji»latuiw to look into tha complex
The rata cania after fine 1oan The relatlr* sit* of the etosm ihovel (arrow) * t *.ha hot-; "> eetimata that ihe propoewl
on undotrfcutad
undiMriouead eorpacorpe- financial euuanon of the list,-,
1 an tom giro* aom* Idaa of th* dam'* magnitude.
(Anocisted Pre»» new
new levy on
... ■b. . ,
•
I ration
profit* would nrt
raifon profita
not onl»
on], raiw| that ha wculd not call *n extra
***** a *
J*— —.
k
itlhan
rtfitfl Aflfl in Mfte
place ill"I
$W I1,600,000
taxia which ltMion even if the legislator*
wou d be repealed, but would pro-' woulj M m without pay.
ride an additional revents* of $020- n ,
^
,e th. function
000,000 on 1930 cvrporadon ta* , Ul| v u if,, eoatamion of W, V.
" m**'
,.
_
!*nea, foianar *tato legislator, who
Tha Praaidant toU Congress f,0jja . | fM certificate, that unleee
that tn'aWatlen of p r * »t a «| t*>t* gj* roan raatrained the board and
Every voter In Seminole
Ocunty must reregister thla(
Spring.
It does not make any dif
ference how many Umea an] Thu vo c wag announced aa 111
elector haa registered or how to >46 for Impcschnvnt.
many tlmea he haa voted, Represattiadva J, Mark Wdcox
each and every one of them waa tha only member of tha Flori- i
muit register again If he da daagadan ht Ccngraaa ta rata
would cast a ballot In the agauiar tha Impeachmane rtaototrcn.
primaries next Jana or In Uia
general alaatian OCJt November.
Thla aUnatioo,
declared by
County Rtflatrar W. J. Thig
pen, a* being "sggrmva'lng In
tba eitreme," baa on'y Juit been
discovered, though lha law which
compel* tha ra ragletaring of all
voiers In Saininula County wae
p*i**d by lha 19U Stmt* Lagtalatura.
It ' w»a brought to th« at
trition of tha Coonly Commle
aloner* today by Hr. Tblgptn and
E. P. Housholder, attornoy for
tha board, and upon the tatter'*
tsp'aaaUon that "Utero ta only
ana -blag that con bo dona"
,tha hoard taatraotad tba Hftatrar
to proceed la tceortUnna with lb*
w w ta w -£ 5 |J 5 B 9 * * * "
schooTS5S
SXJS ciTYNEWBBBiEreiHeM Thu Month
lT * u '
Thr Colombia
Italy Opposed To
ii:$4 a . M.
I
In stru c to r
A g a i n
. a
A rt
*****
V ’’ <>•
treasurer, J. B. Darnel,
017.00OJ00 and that tha eoah bo- tbf m
rot aside to pay .ha
nut hO wvsild add aeuMkl charge
mi>ht not’ ha available whan
* lor.:
y will
Z Z Z T Z 2 S Z Tm l!siw t
. «a.MAAAUA v
l
» m‘V“ o f $620,000,000. It may be
^
ifruurT. Thu
N. , V .
Ctln
’i!
4l
i„
is u s t r j s
,k“ t i i W
<S £ n i 1
S 2 t E £ S r ,r * T s - r r„°" ' t T w t
old processing turn and that tmly . Tht
h,« hw•^,,
• ,lh’
1120 000 OOO r in n u m i M
' drawn many o f u* mLleone from
r " " IS K E S n S F "
r . M.
t Wdcox roid he did not belwro
Hr. Thigpen told th# Cammis I tba evideaee warranted Impeachalaoaro that ta a#riy aa last] mem action.
September ha wrots to Tbltahaa-i
—— — —
—
too and asked aa to the truth of V g x f g k r a n a
F a V d l*
• w o r t ho hod hoaH that there| V « 5 l r n U I »
TUVUr
, , .
It
A number of
«n "ro lh ,y w ,m ,d (h*
aa
'£ k-“" '1 " f.1
” ■ - »'•
Democr...
..Id
»«*<* <•> he
„
1“ •
poa.lbl. btcau*. ,,^
,h,r* ^
Slat*
Uank in'
mediate opening of negotiating# • ■ ;
i within the framework o f thb
. League of Natlona and tha tpW t 0
of the Covenant with a vMw t# , **
the prompt cessa ion o f hoattH*; \
ilea and th* deftnlt* re-ee-abBah* ^?r
mant of peace. Th* ComnalUbg gf. •
Thirteen will meet Mar, 16 .$6-V
1 take note of Ihe r*p,U*
two govtmm*Btt.H '
eat Hhinholeer,
____
3. Khjnholter,
No Nroa By N m $ • « M f |
and . acting -nOME. Msr. «.—tff>—-Th# b#> I J
comnnSstoner’s Him of be Leagua of NatldB# Ml ' ^
*• 8 o'cock in- e .r ng a commut'd af IS to.
twn a rvtidtm ‘ •<$•#* cnrwillAtiim of ibt Ttalf , ,
mut 20 years, KH> plan war f*U*d to arovg#
t*e J. II, Shin- p. e . },op. a In Italy,
a in Derry, Ge.,; It uh fasclat aourrta lnd car*#
in ' p f poest could bo tspeete#',-i
Aged Mother Of
S. 0. Shinholser
M *a A t re,- ho ‘‘V ainZe'htahde fc* U a ’ i^ w x i r S
—
Talmadge Action May Sanford Police T o l d
‘Pressure Peat
Avert Court Clash To Be On Lookout
___
!! B y Proposed A c t . For Armed Bandits Mussolini D e e l a t
will
km
con- It in tie Geneva committee which
morrung at tH.» nation could -take atitaatiy
First Methodist u 'he light of rc tn : vIctorloa ba
* Mf . 0 0 T ,rn ° r
b**n
•? **,
Organization O f
iutai whMl h#'M*l>d
th. WaOowlI *
T
- -— - —
The waoibdi: Moetly aloudy
••night odd Wednesdays possibly
*howtn hi tooth and central poruoet* Woitnudoyf Imlo dung* in
iw p iu ia i* . Extreme northwest
$5,000 Paid F o r
31-Acre Grove In
Seminole County
laboratory of cue ro f th* la rg c l
ICeetleea* n « rear erel
Valua Of.State
College Told At
Rotary Luncheon
Denial to itauo three checks on the
Atlanta banka haring money on
Th* traffle division pod
cam* hero from Fort Myers \
Thee* banks, tadmboro of ibo Atntw members boro been esk
for a month under dlractit
Capt Georg* Mingle af th*
stato petrol. Thlrty-tw# of
will use motorcycle*, and •
wl'l travel in spaady c a n .,
Enforcement of traffl# .
Including safety meaanroo,
regulations of weight and I
MCW T0SX, Hart J _ W ) _ af vehicles using th* puhH*
Freeh outbursts af nolence flared ways, waa outlined by Cha
today in tha building workers’ C. B. Traadway of tha Ro*
part merit, as th* tratfW dtvi
responsibility. H* eallod
tha offleon to •rid n r tug'
of tha hosard of the 2*
driver, th* unltghtod roktd
tha law rlolator."
jip c iid
l>
Violence Flares
In Gotham's Big
Building Strike
DeLand Boy Arretted
For Killing Brother
DELAND. Hnr.
County May Pay For
Plumbing In Armory
^
graduating la TUtahassr* go out
Imo tba world better equipped
from tho s h a
dietelle*, and
■o cope with
of 'If*.
Visitors at
>.Rotary luneheon
'•day Include.
t . C . Srh illln g. Of
Grrrn Bay, 1
r Hor Id H. Van
Nat'a. of Ho
town. N. J., Burrow* Horsy,
-'B o ffslo , N . Y „
^ r d . V, No
. of Blfmmington,
HL, Leverett
Shnpoon, of Can-
b its N. T-
LOCAL WEA'
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�FLORIDA CANAL PROGRESSES AS CONGRESS ARG1
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Of The County
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Most Rain In
February For
Sixteen Years
Precipitation M o r e
Than Three Times
Normal For Month
In Thia L o c a l i t y
T o d a y ’s Allocation
Brings T o t a l F or
Seminole C o u n t y
To N early $77,000
Japan Premier Lives
Shot Meant forOkadi
Slays Brothe r-in-La\
Impeachment P r o c e e d in g s
A gainst Judge R itter To Be
Called In House N e x t W eek
“Resurrection”
An Official
U n t i l Insures
Had C a p i t u
Ftbniary of thl* year hia bean
the wt eat February In IS yaara,:
It w it repotted by O. P. Paxton,
cut Vidian of the United Sta ea
Weather Bureau
Ihtrmomater.
The preclpl.htlon thl* month waa
8.77 inchea, more than three
tim et .Tie normal February minfrit. I'ntm al ta 1.1 S Inches. The
•m u
ab o rt normal for the
month was 4.SI inch**, or nearly
SdtnlnoU County
V> Inches more *han three lim n
trm today allocated %\or
While Congress debates the 1143,000,900 F lorida ihlp canal, work continue* a t a rapid pact on the utual talrfa ll recorded for
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4.1/1 m o r e oX a ia t a fu n d * . the
__ project designed to link th e Atlantic Oeean w i.h the Gulf of Mexico, t h e group of men and th e F tbruaty.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 29)-</Pl9 t o A » o r l a t H P t- m
th e floor of the canal tlhwtYale the r*t*:lre magnitude of the channel. lA P Photo)
The only other year In which lmp»»ehm*nt procjvdmgs again*!
fU snjitchea t o J h «
H e ra ld , j
the February rainfall e*ceeded ti* h -deral Judge H a.red L. Ruier o>
T h ta b rin g s t h a uchcol y w r t --------T O K Y O . Fr>h. 2ft.— (>
Inchet M a t in 1920 when a prscipP™* *bly Will be ral rd up
t r i a l o f 8 t i t * fu n d * to 1 7 6 ,Itatl <n of 8.49 Inchea was rw-1”* ,h#
of Representatives
P ri’m io r K fU u V p O k td a ,
862.5)7. a* T . W . U w t o n .
corded, one-quarter Inch lee* than “* " • * '**• I 'r*t week of Matrh
rla im o t' th m u g h n n t th®
a u n jr ln t a n d e n t o f •chonN . ro th e precipitation In Fabm ary of I Chairman Sum nrr. of the IVus*
F*. tin* vk’tl m
o f MS
r o r t a t h a t o ra v lo u a
a llo c a [ Juqxrtsry comnunpp whit intrutloris • mounted to 360 9RSU12.
ru n *
In J a p i n ’* m f llt
Th* drleat February t a th at | diced the impeachment P M lllU t K II
TV* to ta l appropriation today
p u rg e , re n p p e ftre d o ltv * i
of IU39 when th* rain guaga ' for the commute* and u Wou'd I t
c f a u to fond* 3a tha publlo
showed ■ precipitation of only brought up neat wtek.
u n h u r t to .’a y a s th e
school. « u |1^«3.0M.S4. bring
Four artifice of impeachment
JM of an inch. February, 1923.
ou.x n rc v c m iijit col!np»e<t
ir
e
made
agaim
t
Judge
Ritter,
ing lha current year’s total dtohad only J 5 of an Inch rainfall.
r t n u r r w t l o n ” e le c trlfy iR H -t
■Iribation to B d JH JlL S A
The montkt of F tb n iary In the who is charged wtih eceepung large
n a tio n w h ic h
b eliev ed
Payments ao f a r ta A* pobUe
of 1931-33 33 ware
all fte’a and gratuities from p rra na
chief rahinet officer had bat
school fund her* not laduded any
dry, A7 of an inrh in February, who had buaineaa in hi* eoun. If
House
ad op* the m nlitiV n
ittwn hy bullet, of re v o lU fg J
il | the ■
■
In Fabruary of
tevsnur from chain atom fax**,
flcrra, remained an official "f
a l'hough 1175,000 ha* bsen col
the fo1lowing year, and *.98 jjj-J-lt will go »o the Senat? for eitnairkration on whether *t mi to be
Cro until a fte r the 1,000
lected and ba'd In tra*.’ pending
WASHINGTON. F*b. 2 9 —"It 'A T L A N T A . Feb. 29. - W — Frbruery of 1933.
fin*'. Impeachment w»t
had surrendered. Then th * ‘
the Fuprero* C ourt declaiona, E iMr. Taxton’i record of Feb made
ought to be easier to stop the Governor Kugrn* Talmadg* ronet secretariat dlacloerd th a t'
Psssamaquoddy, the Florida ship niuvcd loitey Marion 8mnh, Al- ruary rainfall for tho last 18 nropoard for “miabehanor, and for
",m atte h ire placed the choln
high crcim ri end misdemeanors'*
premier atlll lived and headed.(
ctnal and other Indrfensiblo **- inrney who hai figured prominent y e a n la as follows;
atom revenue a t 13,750,000.
government and th at tha
pendl urea now th a t a fiscal crisA ly m Georgia’s financial situation, Year
Rainfall In Inches ,n °N 'C* hy Judge Rdirr, * H-While th e chain atom law waa
8 48 Publican who wea appointed by
slain by th* axclted insur
la suddenly and It'a u -d ly dl< i mm i he tloanl of Regents of the 1920
..............................
atlll In Iba eoorto, Qavernor
I-jjl Prvaldent f | olid go and »•« quab__
coyrred,** declared H cia'n r Van- Umverxity of Georgia. The gov 1931 .
I m p o s e h in e n t
protaodin.1* jras his brolher-ln law srhs i
------ FhoJU and oilier itato official*
fted as a United S ates judge on against FV dm l Judgo H iltor »I resembled him.
ernor appointed David I] (Red) 1922
..
------- -------------------pledged paym ent of $0000,000 of
35 Fsb. 15. 1929.
All rebel, surrendered o r ;
u
—
.
|
New
Deal
cpponm
l.
when
the
Miam1 nrc -xpected in bo calltil
Barron,
form
er
Georgia
Teeh
foot1923
AW L egislature', appropriation o f
3 7 5
The first article charge* he ar- ap In : h- ItiMirc next week.
billion
dollar b» I etar and now president of the 1924
rap'ured a fte r Imperial
e» camera are co-operat Administration's
910,500,000. If the f9,000,000 laj Property
j ' j Jj cepted 14/100 from A. U Rankin,
■'.dvanced with ranks and
and
mechanical 1925
paid,. $3085,399.74 still must bo ing Jn ta t eltaa-up campaign, tex program became known yt» agricultural
3 H ! an
attorney in mortgage foreguns on positions held by.
reboot at >1. nroc, to (iieceed! 1928
provided,
’V
l etarttd a month a g o ,, and many terday.
* an e |
actions against the Whitrsurgenla. Machine gun .
rantsra are taking- e whole-heoned
Smith.
1927
Approximately
11,000/100
l u 'h a l l
Bedding
A
Itveralmg
H e n R ode Needed
was heard, hu, th e n .%
in
sm
ai
in
the
movement,
Sam192H
Meanwhile
Talmadge
foe*
in
the
|
tU a la
! Company
af Palm Beteh. I i.
-.
OCALA, Feb. 2 0 . - W )-U p o n State te ked of an exira roaaion of 1929
pltrhtd bal’le. Flm t
nury. Inspector A,. I t , Msrahell
__
Inquiry a t the Mflc* 81 th* United the legialatur* to provide fund*; 930
iHcatwl there waa no
if L »
te aT who ere S U ’.ea eag in e n * a t Camp Rn**«- t r opera-mg ilejrartment* a o lh
/Jwtot w*a T rail
ihta
I
M
F
w
________
J
7
.
*n
"
'
7
^
*
* V tog.
volt, it w«l laarned th at enrutm o
i t s , 000 for hto aervtcet, I
“ but many public
.n il * f** *( *^,,0<>
M S yaar la th a t of Alfred I. A tFoat, helping to mako Sanford more ail tion workon •hocroaa-atate canal g oiernnr ronthtued to hold ■ llf 1932 ... - . - . I _________
119,000 prvvioualyl
matnrd cloned.
traeflr*.
financial matter* In hia hands.
a B F larkSonelite financier, who
Federal Judge A ex-i
“The campaign Is pro greeting In Putnam county is dependent
Governor Talmailge ye*terdty
1*2 1924
_____
419
laat, April, — ;----------- upon
an
additional
apprcpria'lon
ho
ron*td'•~■,,
,t’~
fine, fa r beyomt expectations,’ j
......... 1 ™ ..............
2.08 sador A kom an,
l<**«na Matos* Caled
overcame a aeo nd nbitae e to hia
hi* 1038
\
Tha state’s gsmr*1
by Congo: sa.
fee fuu?«
fuung “at Judgo . Rltter'a
GENEVA, Febt 29 '
8.77 f»*
financial ilwtaiorahiii when ‘he
the 1038 ________________
fund, oo.' Of which ata* govern >a>d the inspector.
request. Rinliin
Rankin wa* identified ■«
Acquis'tion of 5800 additional Foetoffice
7 _________
rt<iut««.
Th* m anidpnjiy io without fends
«i
Chinese t a
Dept rt men!
rcrc .
waa
ir.en'al expenses are
ibe law partn er o f Judge Ritter
le a .J e of Nations Is
JTmwi1
«* pay for droning vacant lota !» « « • o{ f;* h‘ of way »»"d* in Put- opened the mails to hia do
before th* U ttar's appointment to
~
^ l»« Jam** Mooghton. m oot su p e r-1 "*■" <»“« / . »nder condemn*- f a m fiaotl .'fflciala,
session in Mar. 3 tn ’
ihe tenrh.
li'vst development in tha
lh.1 add!’tonal r o n . t n c n n w i l l J h * tW -,o n - • ■ • n n o u n c e d m
LONDON, Feb. 2,>.-((I7—Physi East situation. It waa offte
Judgo Ritter was charged in the
■Urt In Pu’nam Immed Italy.
Washington after the beepectaced
second article with entering into cian* attending Count*** B arbara nounevd the United Bl*l«A
ihe City h a v
goreror, vic:orioti* in obtaining
for
an agreement to continue mortgage Hutton IIaugwltp-Reran!low, se represented oy an <be*rW s-'j
allrya sod *•*»*» lo « . As , pn paralinn
.
. . . ihe next
^
fin
d
s
to
carry
on
hi*
one-man
rule,
■
i M U door.
snd if ti h pilod pheatt ofcon*ruc\on on th* canal inamuted federal eoun proceeding*i p . m y T knplA /Q O U I O L S I litigation against th* Palm Reach riously ill a fter tin op?rat;on fulTh* meeting is to b t dav
con Inurd today a t Camp Rno*ou-tnpany evrn a fta r.B e n '!X Hol
consideration of tha 19M plan
Amounts to anch- cooaty will lia ! "
’ lh* ,
v d t. Something of tho general to hnfe mail iit pountied at the L » I1 I i l E i V Y i J D n i C i f i ) land of Boawn, who had the pro l-wlng h» hlrth nf h tr first child,
co-operation in connection with *
,
d o rm in * d today b J t h . D e n o rt-!0 ^7
, 1
l f * plan far th* tits of hug* dredge* Atlanta peatofftc# rv eased to his I —— — —— -----reeding* ipatituied, sought to with reported a alight Improvement in 1921 program . Pirn League *
m eat oT n S m ?
' ^
«»o«# not A ow up th* same as p a r: of tha excavating pm- atata trcfcturtr and comptroller
T h . w aather: Fair to partly. Jriw hli
h
charged her condition today. T h d r report
perl* In China survey lag <
general.
,
rloudy lon’g h t and Sunday, (lig h t
I realise** we Pea* V e st
ha»e been no tra « fd r'
S S L S r S S
^ w waa d adoatd.
followed a I ng‘hy consultation •ions of ailk, cultura, ran
**Thla
ia
i
l
l
end
r
f
the
fro
te,
ly
w
irm
tr
In
south
portion
Sun
fund*,
ml.. 4k. state smaptraljar'a of-t
It wa
waa laarned at ths office of
Bl tho Iwdaldu of the ruunlese.
non*, and public hsadlu
- said,
*•«*• In ardor to. mako the Phone reqtaeet baa been reclived t>y tk- „ ,
Talmadgev said upon l*m g in day. Extrem e n .rf tw rs t Florida;
flco
rra*v v Hi i * h* m i Ku a f. ib* U* S. Dia’rlct E nglnarr a t tbu
If tr p 'rso n al physician. Dr.
Japan, having shown a i
Par ly cloudy tonight and 8unaobool apporttonmon'k. Thor* a re ,
.
8<
“ “ . t canaFs base camp th a t of 14 hy- formed of the ruling.
Jam es Ktfalnger, a :nmpani*d by t0 disapprove of Laagna
d*y. .
aurpluses arallabla for traaafara
n n ^ a * th u e lo a -a n e a m n ie n . It r*u*ic drtd g m to b* placed In
■ second doctor, entered the R t- non In China, la taking ao 1
_
•
la to te n ] ata.b tends. Including j MDt- or Marshall aaka rM^dtats #lw rtl0 0 * otrording to present
gcncy per od house where th l
Italy | a rtpressm td o n j
Sunday’s
tides:
H'gh
at
3:38
about 9000^00 (a the Confederate
haby vr is burn Tuesday and where China rom m .ius, P rsnbrr M l
A.
M.
and
3:10
p.
M..
low
a
t
9:19
~
ponton fond. Bath transfer*
•hi’ mulh*r ha* b :rn strloualy ill bn,, If he pursues lh* past
A. M. and 9:18 IV H. Monday’s
Aa eonnrue Ion of th . w a tirw .y
i tan b* ra*dr,-hsw*v«rt *w*w7.Ag * * M t turn thorn cvw . Ho « t
Sfncc an c p - n t iv i T h u rsd a / co-«peration, wd h a w a
tldtat
High
a
t
3:45
A.
M.
and
**r~
*”'
' sohfe*; to idppymseL-- --H
s Nr^130.000
r RKatradlvarlu.
a ;rL ‘ t o . r i u r ( violin,
vWto n't-’M. They
. . . l, yri in Gtneva during
4:30 P. M.. low at 10:03 A. M. A
M o e m H M -M te -w B b -A ^ -e o p a t fn ft to irjcw -n e .r tha m
n o u th of
v |rft f .Hoard
ky ,.l>rjanJlori,
sanctions commrtise which l
and 10:10 P. M.
the stakes about two‘ feerg b :v * tbs 86v*y Spr'nga run about tig h t
my*>.rl<«t«ly e.ktlen from a Lnr physician in ordm .ry to King
are to 'a g in M.*r. 3.
®
8, r , (Hammy) Long, i* now
ground . Thm* should mako it isa- “illea fast c f Ocala: m a r th*
Hall draaaing
.
, Hdr/ard. Wlnt s a d the eoi ntrea
’mernstv nel circle*
The Rtv, Martin Bram an- negl*
poaaiMo for a dog to tip over tbo mauRi of Orange Cra k a t tbo ■srvtng ht* fourth '»rm a* a
sought by police today In th* he* ^
h l|| .» “ fairly r stful night.'
„
.
..
Japanese internal •*«—
Maces I-enten services at Holy lief I.’ .h ad bean enatched for
ta n , Mr. Marshall said, and If Marloo-Pti'nam enuntv lino; noar member of th* Board of C unty
C o u n tt
naugalta-K even tow,
#n0 gvm rally for
of
Sem.mr * I Cross
Fpiacopat Church avery ranaoaa.
fjM tghl servers a r t ‘ placed o r*r Yankostown a t the Gulf end >’f Commissioner*
who
rein
JJA'
.'rt*.1
at
h
,
w
fe
s-b
e
.!, of .
g o v e rn * * * ,
nniKoncrd *«
*• a i Monday a t 4 P. M. for young
th* cane ths garbage receptacle* th a watorway; at the end a f the County, today announced
Tbs “Strad,* favorite Instru- ,sid» (luring m m nf lh- night, rr(A P )—The
people,
evVry
Wednesday
at
10
J
need
military.
’ ”*
rrcubdata
for
ra-eloetVtn
in
lh*
will ho practkaLy dog•pro; f. In bvankwaur a t thy G ulf t n ’rance:
ment of fho Polish violinist. lurm d t,» tho ackroont a fle r a
today th at
A. M. and 7:45 P. M . and every Bronislaw HuWrtnan, c il# ^ ir * " ,i
June primaries.
_
,,
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__
,
j
„
,
««d
In
lh#
St.
John,
Elvar,
'bte
short rest. Th* Coun*-**, heirex*
I Beutk A
Mr. Long, who ha* even a cal Friday a t 4:30 P. M.
'
~
_
_
; Hydraulic dredgva are la bo
from a double ess* in tbs artist a tn ths Woolwort), millions, waa
H ESI'M R LOBBY
poet a
ory farm er i» tha Chxlt ot. saet„
dressing room white be was p to y opiralstl on for sbilnmlqnl symp
middle
S h am an M. Uoyd, ew retary of
|
l* n since 1908, wa* first sleeted to
tom* of an obstructive j itnre.
i. Ing a concert toed night.
WA8HINOTON. Fsk.
in 1928, ra the Seminole County Dtm ocratlej oKtUM e( the coasplcuuux de
^
T
.th a a o o n iy —
E'nnklyn I , H u;l;n. her a le y —Armed with trunk* o f
E
x*;ut’w
Com
mitt**,
announced
’flu* work on th* 8 t. Jonh* w in elected in 1930. again choe.n a* to*
sign of the- instfum .nf, Insured father, can-ellrd a P ar’* visit ga*h*rtd during wmkn
ly be doni under conlraft, d lto rk u representative in lv->*- today th at canddate* for offlot hy Lloyd’s fo r abtut 330,000, tnd at hull,ted for Sunday, and de- cover invest £x ton, th a waa toarnod, w h e re ,, the ether and re-elected the teat um* in 1934. can pay their filing fees to E. H. Ito small dtopoaal value to the cldid to remain In l»ndon indefl- lebby rommltiot rw
a f la w *
Sine* taking up hia residence m L*n*y a t th* Laaey Dry G ran - thief. Psllco said they were sure n tely. Mr*. Hu) on waa sum hearing Monday.
j v
Won achedolad
T 10 M ta U t “ d
Scsaiaat*, County n quarter of a lag plant or to Mr. Uoyd per It was W ing held fet ransom. I* moned urgently lis t night a fte r
mr: weak b r ^ t U Army Engineers.
f a r a<m
estu ary ago, Mr. (Long halt! he sonallywa* th* second time th* “SiTad' th* operation.
REVOLT PLOT
hod boon Ml of the * » n only
far tha county. Thq
Kh« remained w |:h PrlncoM
ha* Wen stolen. In 1919 a thtsf
Th*
t
h
s
r
l
f
f
t
office
waa
eonilnuI li a—I*'|Aawvi
'i ' *
rn ra . am i that - a * when h .
Pah*
at)
nf
yesterday
and
only
made aff with it In Vle.tne, but
J>a*d tho fosee* during the W ord ing I'j i lavtstlgatton today of th* I.' was promptly rseovered and the In alafn t picas of the hous-w * SANTIAGO, Chile.
robbtry T bursdty n 'jh t of the
Warheld n.III. id Mr4. H ut'an to re* The goveramoiri fr
so ft a th* Florida E ast Coast tha thtof sentenced te these y*ar»
Campbell-Loraktg A m W i l l
Weman’s C l.b . . tk
t u n to h tr lintel fur rest late tempt by n group of r i t
railway a.ution a t Chohioto. An In yrlsea.
form• r 4rray offteora ta American Lofton and Campbelllast night.
uadctsrmlned amount of rash was
i nd aC tb* army.
L stotef U na <* {Jtojtoglon Auxobtained by tho rabbi r a r robber*.
iliat^ ware today m rited by the
Daytona Bench, at 7 JO o’eick
Judge Jaa. C. Sharon officiated
TRENTON,
F»b. t 9 ^ m dtosr to aaond n 'J J to t dinner m
Daytaa* Brook at 1,10 a’slork O rw rn o r Harold G. Hoffman, In 4 t two leap year wrdd ngs to hi*
(■* Tk# Asaa stew# ferae*
a aharyly nhrnaod letter to Col. offte# thia morning. Th# rontractan. A V<r
—
y,!
FlghCng be'wsvn Itolian InItlw s rs k o p f, brad af paritoe, all colored, w ire Jama*
H.
Norman
Stock men are warned by M. R.
rv w M * .« r«
d r Bt, PetarsMmr
d rn l'd loday be Albritton. 43, of Borento. and emders an d B h ^ p U n ^ famlere MrCsIland, screw worm inspector
lh*
a
’l
t
o
p
Of the Acxof "threat* *t G se rf’* Richardson, 33, a f 8as- raged to tW Tembrln atetlen of for th a dtstrict, to watch more
md Auxiliary bad an y
by >!■ represen ford, and Oscar Kayo, 34, and the norihem fro n t todiy, the carefully for the worm* with the
J been invited
Ihe* Comb*. 39. bath a f Saaford. ts a k f t bom m totd.r reportod to return of wsrftwr w sat heir. Ho ints** p e n
t s ’lvaa *■
Rome. Fellowing . tW reported
ial Lhtd
worked *
spotted 1.793 head jf f cattlg Ihi*
“Bar* Davti" Jack St*v*M and capture of Amhs AlaJI by the weak and found nine ease* cf
,tlon. The l
Ital'saa
yeeterdsy,
igoopa
i
t
'he
k
apf
after
rtn-V
>k#
two
men
and
rw*
wensen
with
a*
screw worms. Thmy-throo head *f
’* feortl
In jntl yaaterday after third arm y and an E ritrrsn army horse* and the aamo noniovr of
corps
attacked
the
force*
of
Rsa
P»,to steel L T . Johnson's
the
mu'ea were found to he fte* o f the
the crime f«
boon chargad sat her with Knees, F h le p to a ektofttan.
v'
In Addle AWW, Ethiopian eft peat.
_,rd Haupt
W . C. Bruce e f GetnaaviUo.
fte'tto declared they had no
so die the wfvl
!* vs
knowledge e f the fall of, Amba state euperntendsat of the Inspec
fat Marled to
AlaJI. seen* a f • hitter defeat tion service, will addtura th* c urn
8 < k-er,*kayf epi
40 y t t r i age, and confirmed to raeaoonel agncultur* lit Semith a t a revolt to note High School next Wednesday
’Ford, a f
w w f a S S T w i ° * i * * :* * m
tad Wen e u y tU tte tc tt at 1 o’clock. M r, Moan n o u n ce.
Total F or S t a t e
b
^ 0 1 4 ,5 5 5 .0 0
Paym ents To Schools
: Bon’t Include Any
Chain Store Taxes
Loyal Soldiers
Four Charges Filed Faces Impeachment
D efeat Rebf
Against U. S. Judge
Tnnks. Machine G«
Sitting In Miami
Sent Aarainat 1*1
RchelliouM T r o o i
Easier To S to p Ship C anal Stale U n iv ersity
B e c a u se O f F isc a l C risis Regent Ousted&y
Thinks Senator Vandenberg Georgia Governor
HomeOwner* Are ’‘SToTBuy
S TCanal
f e MLand
S
C o-O perating In In Putnam County
Cleaning Up City
Form er Football S tar
Named To Succeed ^
A t l a n ta Attorney m i^ iy '
Inspector -Receiving
Help In Campaign;
Makes Suggestion I'"burr. Republican, Michigan.
Heiress Reported
!S
11y BBee ttte
te r
S 11
ligg h tly
By King’s Doctor
Consultation Held A t
Hospital B e d s i d e
Of B arbara Hutton
iffbtT S L jfiL
^ from ApSona mit)
78
ill Uk
*>:•n<i* mr :
Rubbish
***** ****',
P o li c e Seeking
$30,000 ‘Strad1
Reported Stolen
‘Sammy* Long To
?S J« U S “ Seek 5 t h Term
driven“p^gg.^- ^ . r dr*,ig„ w-n 0
On County Board
Can Expect Showers
Dyrinjg C oding Week
Six Meetings To
«*d
ComingWeek B j
itkm .Clubs
excavating the at. John.
— 3 L ^
Legion And Auxiliary
Invited T o Daytona
H offm an Sends Sharp
Note To Schwarzkopf
Fighting la Resumed
On N orthern Front Screw Worms A ppear LOCAL WEA11
In' W arm er W eather
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�In other columns of this Issue of The Herald 9
an advertisement in which the local post of the j
can Legion warns the Sanford public to beware of
tors appealing for funds in the guise of Legionnaires or
veterans organizations. Whenever such solicitations are
authorized, the advertisement indicates, proper credentials
will be issued by post authorities.
The current winter season has seen an unusually large
number of “floater*” drifting through Sanford trying to
pick up as much money as they can on the way while
preying on the generosity, or, we fear, the gullibility some*
times, of our local people. They pretend to be raising
funds for the local Legion to help crippled children, or to
care for wounded veterans, or maybe they have something
to sell which was allegedly mads by Some veterans' or
ganization.
UWGWOOD
• p p n n d . A d.*jnu* of greater or
*»m >t magnitude » w r the plat
form likewise has ccrao to bo
n f t n W m inerrable.
It i* imm die dissenters from tho
Hoovers It policies, howrewr, who
a r t roewTtng first attention in Sw
prooom cogitations of the corrTntioa planners. They are faced With
a l*s* puVicixed. but possibly more *
hazardous amiaiion within their I
ew'n r*nka.
In a e rtra l ttatei n r j i rouble - • « -« » ,
a pipes f . th* 44 * * Miamian* plan to list their
tom e tansies h**e anaen be tlQfl.
|hU* ontm lfs. In fact, they may
tween r r a l fart ion* which a r t
In th* effect, dm Adguamnyi**
rvn pobllth a city directory.
friendly to the Preswlnu, but can bee one advantage. Three-fourth*
not a fro * among themoelvs*. Uao- of the iisie* elect governor! m
ally thee* erhierat (o fa r back umo IBM. Cash rival candidate for
M M a Selaieie Reported S k k —
local prliiica, but ihay head up na- governor hopes to b e nominated,
- hMdlln*. W* had gu*»ecd h* w u
1 tonal:y in quarrel* over the selec
dek a f Leegur procrastination for
and neither be nor hie focus,, m
tion of convention delegates and ■niiou*, in case he a nominated,
other worthy cause. Our people are compelled to con s aw management of the presi
to ce openly at edit Hifk the brad
tribute to enough enterprises in the name of charity and dential campaign.
of the ration*! ticket. The nature!
Ponny Ihtng l» every candidate welfare without being constantly drained for the benefit
So fa r aa the ami-RootorsIt inclination >* to "go along” na
M talk wi h i, ear* he I* going of a various assortment of rackets. The best policy, it
i Re elr tcd, end y rt only two of scams tn us. Is to deal only with local people, or when In movement ie concerned, the e f tionally
fort of the Administration leaders
Ntrrantwlesa,
eenoua differin the r u t j f f
doubt, don't do it.
is, as they say in diplomacy, to “lo tncea permit. la California tke
calise the conflict.**
Sinclair EPIC faction and tlw eld
,d tn be having a
Skirmishing si son* points is ex McAdoo faction have been battling
u t r 'r h f'a th e r* In
pected, bat she Roosevelt managers “vmr dtp make-up o f the dripn‘l.- thn fan dent*
are predicting that it will be con *w'°n '* PhiUdelphi^. and tn
|ly ti t I'm Iand.
fined to a rery fow crates. They °h*o the fnend* an d oypeaeme
hope that to fa r morn than enough pf Oovernpr Dancy e ra m auni.sr
state* to nominate, *o!id Roosewelr difficultwe. Thar* are less open
BDl Ilowey In the Hill* cm**
delegations will be chcsen without complications ig
It fo r Gov. Alf Ix n d m f«r pre-lother
uatee
a contest. '
mU They er* eallinz him the
amopg faction* ail c f whom faror
anaas Coolldgr . . . . not, howIn four n r five places only has a Roeeereli re nomination.
r*r, beeeuif be D a dead number.
there eppearvd, thus far, any
To have things aa harraoaioas
organised attempt to tend antb an poemhe after the o>n*vntien,
1
Borsevelt
de'egStes
to
the
Philadel
I t baa about reached the point
the Adminwtnentn political “fig.'
phia Convention. There is oppo •ra " ham* had to itep m. It ta
k m an old timer 1* a person
sition elsewhere, o f coarse, bat pnohably their moat delicate aad
ho can remember when Plrhadverse sentiment and actual pre- dangerous duty*
Ire* l ra ti estate sold for ■
Mueand dollar* a front fo o t
ccnventiory, organisation work are
T hey are learning from bitter,
i two quit# different (king*.
experience the political aptness of
In Mosiarhueetti, form er Gov* the old adage, “I can take care
If wa get that real eatala boom
■ ***** Ely has announced ha of my onenuee, bat God save me
i Florida any time within the
, manld work for an anti-Roo**- from by fnend*."
rxt year or two, w* know a lot of
pMldats* fur political kfftcea
found here who will be glad they
It defeated
the benefit of, or even with the approval of the local Poat.
These schemes usually turn out to be plain unadulterated
rackets, put on by sharpers and crooka from the North
for the benefit of nobody but themselves.
What is said here with regard to the American Idgion is also true of various advertising schemes which
frequently ore promoted in Sanford by strangers who gen
erally tell the local merchants that they are doing jt for
The Herald, or at leant are working Jn connection with the
Herald. The Herald makes it an unalterable rule never to
"co-operate" in these outside promotional activities. We
Man Mountain" Anderson
WPA Writes Capital Guide*
But Nobody Knows W hat For
are *o atrongly in favor of th«
freedom of the press we do not
pkellev* tn making any charga f»r
iipnr advartiaing,
■— —O'
[r>-Franc* has completed Ita >le: fenilvs alliance with communist
JtiuaU. You get a nra’-ty good
t- Idea of tb* European iltuatlon
. when you m ils * what thla must
tea meant to e*ift*li»lie French
WASHINGTON, Febt. 29—Undor maaaive, girded chandeliers m
the paneled ballroom of the for
mer Edward B. McLean home,
a naff af new* writer* now an
A* employment roll* of the Work*
rrafWM Administration is com, M g a MjWO-word guide ..
the City eg Washington.
If Harry Hopkins only had someone In Washington
with the imagination to conceive other projects for him
Those who thought th* govern- i ? J nf enIou^ y ■" Mr> Anderson has disposed of The TRftal
dirt, It would not be sny time at all before thla country
m l could keep on spending
may Indefinitely f a r In aicesi would be literally covered with one aelMIquidstiag prolreceipt* will b* interested in Th\,
*A0/ / ’*'’’
wo«W *»• • t t l i of
now tan proposal of Prwi- the post. After all, you can t boondoggle a seif-regftectlng
, Booaevelt by which it ia canal into a mountain peak. That requirae n
ret)
o ] engineerengineer
d to rule* additional revenues ing genius.
M billion dollar* annually,
rrnmant tax roeeipta a n aly neariv^ two" HTBon dollar*
A w three year* agtrnnd yet
l Daaaaeary to raise at least
bar billion to keep from going
PmtpU may not agree with W. J.l
m. I | all goes to ahow that fty a n . they may call mm *1
theorUt but the fact mmAini that
W. J. Bryan ta ono uf the gtonieat
•nan on the lecture platform today
oa tha subject of political economy.
Juat dow while the country k at
who* heat boor th* prepared nos*
program, the lecture *E Mr. Bryan
an "The War in dhirep* and Ita
Lessen for Us" Cast night at
Chautauqua waa very timely.
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 2 * _ I t
la vary apparent that tbo atJrodo
of Governor Park Tram me n, re
garding the beam upon which lb*
t i l e tax assessment should bo
id
8ANFORBiqvENTV YEARS AGO
Eoaklel, a "brain
A grlnB aznl, d>
il 't h a t
thd
U »e
wiR
Hl'bare Uli w w U ^
1^ i | |
inmroer. The Poet Offtoa, Ur oxample, l* to bare BOO words i , tb*
Washington
gvede, • wh£o the
Baroau of Prinung and Engraving
gets
PM. The
Congressional
Wintry at fin* waa allotted t t r
040 tperd*, but that later was cm
ta 1,000.
Tbp recent removal af Samael
OfficiaTa af the project, known McOoy aa deputy director af tbo
aa the writers’ prrj**,
lhw New York C«y project brought
« S* woke tb* th a rg a a b a i W. Pt
A. waa truckling ta • ttruug
us« woqld fa* made of it no on* Communist group Wtthiq tbo project
comwmud with th* project wvld
■ay. No pnfrlaioa baa boon mad*
to publish n end no fund* art
available for that purpose Ir
Lfm,
J.
l
‘ l* ^
Vi 1
«n the appeal has boon
W Mr. Hopktna’ rwurn.
A. offtctala worn loath w
the Maw York aonaben. It
Driving have both
r*
During t t U - l f he wae engaged
in sdreologwal work asm S t dm
Eakimea of Mcnhayp l.ltaadW ;
Prom 1B1MT he wp* 4 * leader of
the American Museum Expedition
iii Crocirr
Bvccumtaji fion
this * spedmen be feund the w ord
at* war aad became Cmgn* U. B.
N . R- r . World W a r ****-«« to
chief expenmantat -department a*
Hampton Roads, unSuon l f t •1919.
He w the anther f i many boaga
ami meg*tit** an tries aad in
1927 wae awarded the Elisha Kent
MeOenald, Mr. and Mrs. BID
BsihSp, Mr. aad Mr*. RIB Young.
IM W * were prraent Mia.
Mary Wallace, Mies Virginia
Blakley and Rifftard Englsr.
Card* were pi eyed and refreshmeats were served.
Mr*. C. W. E num ingsr, widow
of the U»# Represent*Ur* C. WEntimJagsr, woe married to J. J.
Me* of Lincolnton, G*- on Thare-
Raya have returned from a* motor
logr to Bt. Petersburg and the
Id T m r.
\ '
-t
c}i t7 i
Mr*. 1, Stock w« bo hoeiioi
M tbn Woenaq’* Oah a* liar. 11
and Mr*. Stark p® gto* a talk on
her European pip.
Two carloads a f Pittsburgh
frit** WaM the Oomler* Mm
Tuesday enroot* Dorn Miami m
the Menh
Mr*. Zeigkar M adtl on dm oek
1<*. *ome My*‘bettor aad tene
Mr. ^cksod-ha* left ram Park
Tko Plve-Hnndrod Otib had- a Md now hep a petition ui tlw
Waahtagtun celebration a t »■'par M syfxlr Rote) m Hanford.
ty-Tho grand rrareh wae led by
Mr*. CM*W brufcwhor wrist at
Mr*. HMriette Wbltun aa Martha «ha lam chd> meeting aad now
Wayktegtan and E. > Hardy U cam e* It ta a i l i n g .
babt
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
i r r u ed yesterday because he did
ly Judge Sharon thla warning,
paid tke costa, sbftCned a Umnee
plat* and YIU * Rowed to ge vn
* U* Mn, f y w »f
Cora Leo Hill, accused of, • tab
bing anedttr
negro
woman,
pleaded guilty U aggraeated\asaault when taken before Cemtg
Judge Sharon ycattrday and waa
aentenetd » pay a Ena af |2S.
Harry Bradley, charged with a*aault and. haltery, paid eeet* of
Psllewlag M » t n u
roqoaWa
from tattersta d partiea. T. P.
Du.ton baa decidad ta opon hie
gardens, eepedatty baawUfu) at
this time af tbo gear, at Me bam*
on MetkmviUo Avoage te all parm m who would like ta view them.
However. Mr. Do Man k*a aaked
-hat everyone « t « r tbo ground*
from MoUoavlUg Avawm and drive
Mr*, d ark, waa alee aa MMg
•M at. Tat and cakes war* served.
The Baptist Biklo Stndy alas*
haM aa afternoon session Wadaos*
day followed by a covered d!*N
sapper la tb* ehareb warier* yreMalag tb* e v u la g maotiwg.
A t U e Eplace pal chunk AshWadaotdap « m i* g a t H » the
• m i n far tba f i n t day *f Lent
B om * run o rr
�SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, V<OKIDA
Miss Carolyn Collier’s
Pupils Give Recital
Calendar
I
MONDAY
C h tl f Kambcr On* of th , f n l
M othuSat Cherth will m itt a t
ltM ~ P .‘M: with M n . Tom Wtll-am i. #01 Oak A r a m ,
rt O tR tp Numbrr Two o f tba P in t
Mat both* t Churth will i*M t a t
with M n. W .
PI rife,
StM>.ai.
c
b t t s a P . M. with M n . OtU
p«ha*H . We*t Side,
i Circle Number Four o f th* V in t
■ C thodal Cburth 'will moat at
p :W P iM . w;th M n . J . O. Laney,
I f lla S in fa r d Arena*.
V -Cfnlb Numbrr Flea o f the P in t
Me hoefct; Churth will moot a t
I ’M P R . with M n. C arl Chorpta
Iny- F d m n tn Armua.
i- 1*>a Vr W. A. of tha F in t Bap-
Annual Officers Were
Re-Elected By Council
Officer* fo r tha com iny y tar
WOT, re-elected a t tha ( l n t ltM
quart rly meet fay «f U>* S m '.a n h
Cn i ' 7 CoaacU a f Heat* D m o o
■tratlon Club* hold Wadneoday
a t tha homo of Mr*. E. D. Rine
h a rt, Paula Road.
Officer! vhoeen for tbo yoar
worn: Mr*. Etutor Curl *11, pretideat; M n. E. D. Rlaehart. vicep n a U m t; Mr*. I* a Sanyrte.-.
a m rtta ry ; u d
Mra. fro d For-
HflO-P
I Befure a larve auiiiclK*. the
i P**™* pupilj of Mi*« Carolyn C*>lIwr pmem e.1 a revua. F nday , r t n I iny at the Woman-* Club o f 8anf-rd oo Oak Af.'nve. Guev* wcic
neetvrtl ituring the eveniny by the
MU«* M a rra m C.nff.n, Nellie
WrI tain*, anil Lojn* Collierj
The elub hm*e » » . decorated for
the Oeceron with a profuaion of,
pet'el-m lnrrd .w ret
peas ami
yolden <■* tn.lula* arranged in
-owN and '*11 f m>r N ik c ti,
The eninr prnytam w ai pre*entMr. and M n, J. C. Fairrloth and
dauyhtrr b a n moved from 70S fd ns fot ms i
Walt*. U a tre r-Oak Avenue to Fifteenth Street Fairy 0 in n
Char lout* Stem.
near Elm Avenue
(a l The ifjt** Fiddle. Adler
(b) J t t k md Jdl, At! e r—Sally
Mr. aad M n . R. C. Collier of
Kate Will ams.
Moataauma, Ga., Mr. and Mra. J. Et’eninif. 1 cm Emmett Ethrrcilg*
C. Math* ), and (he Mi**r* Lou’.*
and H im (\d ier
and Carolyn Collier and Dorothy (•1 Cradle N«mc. Weyi right
Mmhal *pent today in O nndo.
(th) Fun-h \tet.
G rst—Manrnret
I j n f lr y .
I (a) Make Way for the Band,
Blake,
ae rhtir y a e iti at their home on
Palmetto Avenue ihetr uncle ami tb) Indian t hef. Weybright-*-Dale
H fman.
aunt Mr. and M n. E. B. P n rtt, and
MrS Bradley** mother. M r. C. A Lang, I*nng Ago, W» bams— Mary
Allte Lodge.
NlchoUon, all of Tampa.
America, arranged by Thompson
—Sjienct* W illani * and Mias
Col. ter.
| Crow Story. IMbr
Shirley Kick.
Reading, Joe Baker
(a) Elf Man's Serenade Gaynor,
(b) March of the \\ -e Fo k
I Gaynor. Patricia A rm hnisirr.
Happy pH-kan ntm e* IMhro - i Bernard llarkry.
March,
Presser
Shil**y and
(ieorge Kirk,
Fireflies in the Grit-**, Wadley
I J iy Frances U m l
Annie Laurie, H I mm* Ibms S' e
1 Williariia.
(tipsit*a, No. 1, IIidler
S** nut
* l-evy.
i Reading Bobby Jnhn*on.
A rafiiM iw , S lU K itp
Geriraile
» LAKE WALES. Feb. 29.—'
lluntiT.
(A P )—A proyram of fam iliar mu Feitival ,M»rch, William*—Mary
ll* will be pmaenled by Anton
A. Wil.tam* am! Mi»* Coliter
Bme*. carl'lonneur. a t tho Slnr- Round Ilancr*. Sahathll lllanrlth
Iny Totyer on Snnday. Mar. 1, at
Brown.
N Ifryyirno, C. V. E. Ilaeh—H o-'
1 P. M. Th# proyram:
I llark ry .
Sunday. Mar. I, S P. M.
R on, Without Word*, TihatW'>w.kv
1. America.
f, (a ) Kaahmlrl
Sony—Wood- — Marjorie Coyburn and Mi*. Cnl
forde-FInden; (b) Oh, Proml.e
Iwr.
Me—Reyinald Do K aren; <e) I
CARD OF T H IN K S
panned by your window—May
We wish to eapre*. ur vlmcri
U. Brake.
#pprecta."ton « our frlrndfc
1 Chaconne—Auyuelk Durand.
their many a ct. of klm lne.. am
4. (a) F ather of Eternal I,o»e—
alio for their beautiful floral uf
Gotthchalk; (b) Abide With Me
ferlnya followiny lire death "
—W. H. Monk.
our beloved *'»n and
hr 'ther
I . Que ne eule-je la fouyere—
Bernard Landre**.
B erytrette.
Mr. and Mm. D. I- la n -lte ...
I. Requeaf Number.
0 . D. Lantlre...
T. Nocturne opu* • No. 11—»
T. D. la n d ir* ..
Choplu. '
Mm. C. W. Kerce
The S tar Spanyled Banner.
Mr*. W. I t fill inrtl Adv.
Personals
Fam iliar Music Will
Be Played On Chimes
Of Bok Tower Sunday
Mra. FVirrest May Is
Guest Of H o n o r
Mra. Form at May, bo waa Mica
Kathleen Adame before her re
cent marrlaye, waa honor yueat
• l a chili ta p p er and mlacellan*i recently by the
teacher and
them of k*r Sunday School CUm a t the home of
Miee Bonnie Yotuty on Second
Street. Garnet aad eonteat* war*
enjoyed aad nfm ahm ent* were
•erred.
Mra. May le the dauyhter of
Mr. end Mm. f , B. Adame. Bke
ip d J B ffi
l*k.Sanford
aad U a member of the ltM
Senior Claat a t Seminole Hlyh
School. Mr. May was born In
Alabama but baa ttm d la Sanford
f* r a number of yuoro. He *ttended Seminole IH yk School and
» U a member of the d a ta o f 1BJI,
Ha I* aaaodated with the AmeHean F ra il Grower*.
Tbo youny couple are a t home
to th eir frk n d a , a t the net Idonee
o f the brlde*a parent* on S llrer
f •
womMu
The Central DietrVt of the
Church of the Noiarlno In Florida
WEDNESDAY
will hold tone rally a t tbo local
Crvvc Depanment of tbo Church o f the K aiarane a t Paola
'a Cleft will moat at noon mi T h u n d ay , Mar. I . accordiay
d o b bouae.
*• • " anneuaeoaaent m ade.today
\?
PMtor, tha R er. B. F.
I M ia .
i ilM '
vWtlnw
at ebe
W ear^
Dr. W. S. Allen
Jew Movie Talks At ( lul) Meet
Bok Tower Concerts
-To-Night—
N asarene District Is
Planning Zone Rally
0 h k « 1 Sanford will b t bold
WSWt i.' M. at the d a b honee.
Mr*. A. M, Philips, m m chair- M. Philips, acc
man c f rhe Federation, ltd m as- Frances A. Hie
scmbly Ringing of
tha Star* "Only a R o W
Fcdaraimn
*ong,
"Suwgnn*1* in rnctirr
River,” with accompaniment hy
^ fonc |
Mrs. A rthur Branan.
j mg Mrs. Sm.il
Mrs. Smith tmrod iced the fed- j Howell Fish, M
lowing offtcers and chairmen a ho • "■! Mr». B C.
• p ke briefly of their work Mu ' ”jr decoration*
E. ML Gal oway, trustee 7,on«* Ta«» ,M*n snd \jrw,
of the General Federation; Mt* ' ‘i p n * n j reg
O. I. Woodley, chairman |>«*pnrt-1 " hers wh a **
went
of
('itiiensh*p,
Fhifda
lh« f,»| iiwinjj
K nttrso n: Mrs. A. M Ph i p«, r^*erv \ | rs. (
chairman Music, Florida Fmlern VV T | iuvi
non:
Miss I Airetta
>*ji it *m, I «*«nmi.h
Mr
chairman 1H pan went In’rm ai nm*l Mi
\ VI ph
Hal Ano ns, Flnrida Federal «m ami A lt*ck«on, J|p
Mrs. F. II. G nlfrey, cha im m Mt* H i" \
Inter-rar at
-op ration, Flondii < ■lrhurn. Mr*
Federation.
Antinrnrvmrn* « m
Mrmlrt.on. \ l r .
R*|ph Auatut
|( | Sm.th, Ml. krthitr llraoan, M'n.
General Feilera*-**n
, J r Nrwhy. Mr* J R n „ Adam*.
Miami fr*»m Apr *27
r » ' **. an * of she Sim
, M'*, K Comp on M i.. A. J .
IV-rt.i.n, .nil Mr*. V. J|. G al.',
mrrtmir m Tampa Ma
| lowav of Sanf 'nl
,, A«o MN. N trrtta .Salmon of
W ro tr I‘n*k; Mr. A. 1). Sauer,
Mr. ./ Wili am Martm, Mr*. Don
l'tirr*«yy. Mt .
MorI nun. } ir. II U Cnv my ten, and
cst to have a muple of m m around her. where vrr
( Mn Orrnn llu m rtt, of Oviedo,
Mr* T A. Mrlntire. Mnt. J. If.
■hi* acene fnirn Ktiintttkr Annie,” which open*
1 Mo ijtlfort, Mr*. II T. Haiettiiw,
lane Theater, .he t. .htrwit with I'hilHp lir e , I end
Mn
Iota E
Winston, Mum
i. Maybe Phitl p II. ed would taker In' in Ihe .led.
’ Mar on Mrlntire. Mr*. A. D.
own Idea.*
H i'h m an , Mrs. (1. 1. Woodley,
Ho I n F m ir-r. and Mu* Florence
Hoi on of Clermont.
r
\l.n M *. Kiliih Smith, M n, A.
‘ II Smnh, M . . Roth Clark, Mra.
c nvrntrun and Mm Smith re
1 O K Colo. Mr*. B yd. M n .
* letter of yrreim r from M
II on n. M r. Sorncrr, and M n .
Hnbi'ti*
Catnphi'l
low
.on,
pre
S Mien,
'' | Mhriaki't' of Ktr.ti*; Mr*. A. H .
item of the General Federation
n vcr.iiy,
Itiptuinl. Mr.. FJ II. Godfrey,
V the noon hour lunche n w
i iiat Vent
; M.. II I„ M rrnl . ami M n. F .
«et ed i n f o r m a l l y hy Mr.
" I C ll innlm .n of Orlando; M n .
Cnmpinn. Mr*. J T Newby, M
i lint nr. Brin.on *f Kir.immeej
A. It IS'iereon, and Mr. lb 1-1 \l i ■j I. mi'. WiNon of Chuluota]
n i Ih* Milar*** rh.niMi* mi Sunday
Ailu t . The club auditorium w
*' anil Mi* .1. II. Menirk of Lonf*
w,*h a profimon
Inf ii ihiiv >lif engugi'Tiif'V. Thunulay nt 111 Sanford Woman'* ll' ”
stmth
'" 'v l,,,ddle* a n j ratrndiit
W. -t, *n ih** ffimfi n’guirii uf tin* f'lfd' wi'h Mr. li t ph \
Tho
folk.wing gueats w i n
prt*«rni W ate r C. B nyfa, Mr*.
Ari-iif*, iw wr jii•|b*-| from b»*ad ui •f ih<» m y. v er. j. i ■"dent of the r,'l," ' ' ,'n’>ny the Frtlerauon cob
Section, pre.i.bne
Itrp re .rn ’. "I
and yold.
Ethlicntt am! Mr*. Mane H errinc
f,# ,t f. rr^ rm tid rolls of fur. to e . from all elub. in hi* Section
I ’br afternoon aranon fratured nf
Jack.tmvtlle;
Mm.
Natto
TH** rrtrt ihai <hil i* evi»ry lilt ii' were m attendance
a '*lk by Mr*. J hn G. Irf'onarily. Iwife.t from Bartow; Drl W. 8.
"We mti.t fmKit the material- ® '.""*ni dirrctor,
ditnuon of Allen of DeLand; Mm. L a m
fa-i miMnu an<| i|ipealm g sji'sk**
whn.o Geih of C hrayo; and Mm. Jeaal*
m li,in* w for th** ^ r«»naliiy whu-n i.tic *tfe It *1 ri*«l."i Hr A leo proW ta. Flontl*
•aid. "am Prem nde-r the w ord, of '''M eet waa, "W hat the Fnleral W inl of Button.
ha^ . apu»r***I for h**r ih«* ailmnu
Ja m r. Trtalow
AiUtn. 'wh rr •■o'ernm.nt i» Him* for Educa- I
t *‘ii f m i Inin* r»f moiion ptcitiro lhi re i. no t » on. th • |M*ople |tern m Florida." She diacus.rtl *
fittt* fhrmjghouf ih»* rotiri»ry.
i.lt.
IP a bb'll, "In the new etlu- »«r">u» cla.se. conducted by the
*M like thi* id*a of drfRhing »n cumin Here mti.t be ta t n renewn! Fdticatinn HeparinVm of which
ftir*« f »r a ifo d part of ih»* actior rm p h a.t. mi iharnt'er, i it . rr «N' i. ibrecror, and mated that
uf 'Klondiki* Aniii*,' " says VIm new.'il einpha.ie on eiluenimnnl 'intUI children »r.. feti in N ur.rry
Bok Tower concert!, La><
W1**0 , " Vfii*r al . every woman's nnd vocational uunlanee. (c) a re JVhtvuH thrtutyhout the Mate. S'
Walen, ev.ry Tueaday, Thut*
Ifni ru ri rt rhfie'n n. thing uni n n l ni'wetl rniphaata on h tilth, built ttfVtlrd the member.
to
vt.ii
day and Satunlay at noon ant
n thm,'*
mem* and pity.mi! t d t a re ela.*ra rnnilurie.1 ty her departevery Sunday at 3 P- M,
liii',
'in *Klondike Ann . riewed entpha. 1* t it th'* b :ti tie. of mem.
Buk Sanrtuary open w ar]
W C. Bri*y*. director of
o Ih*i i- I'm all iw ia|i|H*«l up ik** ,n. Itf*-, that evury lieatinful tinny t.
day from H A. M, to B P. Mr
under Mr*,
F *k itill* nioimiy, I think »t'a •*». an r*prc*«>on of d r'me thottyhi Vi»ual Eilucato n
Rtnylintr art muaeum aa<
lluft.-r nif iliaL, V'ictor Mcloiitlin .•ml ( r | a ren.'wetl em pha... on la-onardy, »howetl four .hurt ntncircu*
winter quartern ll
non picture reel* ami a to took
nmt I'hiBip Rrei! fight ever i* • international f*llc>w»h'p"
Sara.ota open every, day.
Invocation w»» made hy the m non picture* of the f t w l i a*
all the time? Faaeinatin,* tha *
Rev. E. lb Brownlee after wh eli they left the buiUbny. Mr.. A.
*hm I n l it—just fascinatin''"
IERE MEN ARE MEN
H O IV D i O
*iCtUII
at
—Sunday—Monday—Tuesday
T o w S le ig h M e l?
Bditow, Lake Mary, aad Homeada, Tbo aerrlcea will open la tbo
•M rn lu t a t I0;0# o'clock a a d wUl
•U w In the rre n ia y w ith a metWSW>y the Row. J. R. K e d rin .
Amdm a^ertatem lem . Special mud o wBl bo rendered by tbo Ro*.
COMING TO SANFORD MONDAY....... ..............
A.SIGUXwYOU’LL NEVIiR FORGET. THE FAMOUS
D* (D* C, Chapter Hss
Regular Meet Friday
THE ONLY 12-HORSE HITCH IN AMERICA
_ Mra. W. C. S ttl aad Mm Bl D.
tm eww wimw boaeeaaee at tbo rey* f M. do V. Reward
While In Sanford
The 12-Horso Team
Will Be Quartered
Rt Colonial Oil Sta
tion, 820 Went Ftrat
Street. You are In
vited to viait there
. , . Bring The Chil
dren . , They’li en
joy It , . . and be
sure to get a col
ored picture of the
horaea.
- .
You’ll Ret a real thrill when you nee thU nationally famous team, for U’a
e
prt lmhly the only 12-hor*e hitch lit the worltl. Owned by
the Geneaeo
Brewing Company of Ilocheater, N. Y., it 1* compiaed of msgnificent BelrIuii
Rounitp lieautlfully matched for color and iiize, and weighing over a
ton upleco. UV fascinating to aco how perfectly they pull Dgether. They
vialt Sanford In tha course of a tour of the Southern atatea, during which
they have been ahen and ntlmired by thounanda of men, women and chiU
liren, and came direct from a "itcrootial ippearnnce” a t the Florida State
Fair, where they were a major attraction.
Look for them aa they pa
rade Sanford atree^i, accompanied by their famoua
palace horae car.
They’re true champions, like the 12 HORSE ALE to which they gave a
nume, and which Florida enjoya so much.
Smith, Richardson & Conroy Inc., Pistril
MUAME
FULL-FLAVORED-FULL STRENGTH—12 HORSE ALE
I
�tballGame 11 Rk b s
redPointt; Ru G it
ATJHE CHURCHES
MARTIN’S
G A R A G E:
Hurdle Ru m An T*
Be O b PncraaiTwo
N lchte Each .Waak
l;*w aw paon waa aaadp iha out- v m i n ing man on both team*, and
. Orlgga also played w a ll Purdoa
; -Y y high aeorar for Banford. SuhiJJ wWIm thirtng tha game
w an,
■aaford: ftotWoaon, Philipa and
rfc»l O taU : Hodge*, Nlckulaon
pul out on foul* in tho third'
g f ’ltend, W ao Bl.
B ,f<ji Tha Fade go to Orlando tonight
V;■: " T Ihair lart game before lha COB: n m e t , playing In lha Orlando
Q u a n t a a t I o’eloctk. Tha re will
j. ho only c m rare*.
P ,' ’ Bavtet though Sanford la not
S /'h lo a g iha loadere, Coach MkLoeaa
j r Bild that iha C ilery Fed* *tiU have
p ft chance to win the dm net aournaX (Bant a t Tor*re* next waakl Tha
‘poach Intend* to *p*nd all o f Boat
waak in Tavaraa working on iha
K -Jpndam ental daiaila of iha gam*,
k
Tha a e o n <cf leu night'a gamo
P hotw n n tha “ A ' squads of Sanford
te d Ocala era* a* follow*:
R ; Banford
FG FLG TP
JACKSONVILLE, F e k M Qulatot* from And row Jackaon
and Rebate K. Loo »A i i Ii W
Jatkaonvll'* won and (be London
High quintet teat a t bnakothall
laat ntgM.
Hobart E. Lm caotiudad It*
regular IBM >m W « I achedule
h r *hte« (M a U In IT dial*laa
over Waat Palm Bench aa the
h a m w o rt. All ad lha m anfar
etclcamaat th a t tha | u m pro
vided waa packed Into tha tleela g portion of lha conrut. Laa
wee ahand by IB u • a t the and
a f lha third parted and aaeialnglp had nothing o rar which IB ho
Worried.
Laaaburg’a (ro u p of husky Yel
low Jackals proved without doubt
th a t they era auperter to Leadan'* Lion* bp Maurlag a con
vincing vlctorp la*t night aver
H a ir conference rival* aa tha tatta r1* home coart bp a th - s t daaL
•laa la a bitterly fought basketball tilt.
M l PEOPLE find
n y te k a c f fin a tk
Pu blic A uction S ale
airt—will ha laakteg vktary
ovar tha-oannUonal Chanca Char
lie, Kelly Malone, Newt. Bart
done*, and Traffic Chanca.
N o. L B
T e n liM '* e a lr ia a u t aala a tte o a
with the la t t e r e aaltalleed aa la
Cone e U t h m o u ld (1*1*0 la te o
■Moapt
let race, a a a r t a r m ite: A aa
P altk , Kvea K a o a a
m U hT W (i)ltT (I),
J e k e Tim*. C a p ta in
M a la t. ON TSMK 111 P e a k a re t
PHI. MOMTIMK ( I ) .
t a d race, fu tu rity , le t h a lf t a l l y
la: OIM h H all, Lady B la g ,
gather lha champion* a f two of aaak
flute. M lh M in tfT U A H Cl), t a u Florida'* leading acholaatlo aan- t e r H I* Q U IC K r o T O i l l , h o te l
faraoeaa, Andrew Jackson, winner
af lha Big ta n cream, defeated
Daytona Booth, N orthaesr Utteholder, bp a I t - B aeon la*I night
In lha Klrby-8mhh gym, I t waa
the Tlgara' aaeoad victory a f lha
aataon over tha Bucoanaara, they
having triumphed t u t weak a t
Daytona Baach, U-BB.
The Tlgara wfll ftn b h * p their
regular *ch«dul* tonight, piaytag
Laaaburg, ruantivup to Daytana
Baach In tha N o rth e a st Couftranca roumament. In tha KirbySmith gym a t B:M o’clock. U
Jackaon, defeated by tha YaOew
Jacket* l u t wyak a t Locibu rg,
can tu rn tha tablet oa th a n doubcabi* Frankanataln FhUtlpa
pad hi* mat**, they will have
achieved a record a f t f vtctorita
agalnat but U ectbacka this am -
BAN
M
f u tu r lly t
M aloa« C k an re
WARNING
Or HERRINGS
R a * te « h
FOR -S A L K
IIAW RItB
C k a iil.,
T ra fn i
D o u b le Jackets 0 *l*Mtht , rue*, r a ln r lly : JAMT I I I .
S J j W . t t a r t t k n e ttle . CAP• H Bfl |»», PIC K W tTK r i l
.S e a l Freshness E«52*.*^
W fia n r, V tetartaa* O fflc u /
In "Old G o ld s ’
Browning’s beloved organist. It
will ba remembered. «added one
Iona to four others and made a
slur. By ■ aomawhst a M l o r anal
ogy, the P. Lori Liard Company,
makara of “Old Gold" dgeiBttota
Af
B A Y fM A R R A C a
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DAYTOMA B IA C B
Anflcra WHi GbUmv
In Orlando March 7
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Sanford M arket R eport
F o r Tax Collector
JNO. D. JIN KINS
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J. H. TRULUCK
For S o p t of Public Instruction
For Governor
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For County Commissioner
District N*t 1
For Attorney General
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For County Commissioner
District No. S
Fdr Comptroller
J , J. CATES
VICTOR CHECK
to n c R
District Ns. S
District No. 4
For County Commis^oner
District No, ft
W. G. KI LB EE
J. T. McLAIN
S tate Legislature
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
H. H. PATTISHALL
GORDON BARNETT
For County Judge
For Justice of th e Peace
,
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Slib'A
For Supervisor O f Regiatntion
W. HEHBEST MESSES
# f c . U . jCHAKJJKJ HAND
W a tc h e s
O sc
W ER T-The-JEW ELER
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R e a lly
B ow
Jeweler
JCA Mucnotls
Trade In Yosr Old
Furniture far Cash
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bslsnced water s trik e d
of all lafvrllLuy
rrEni b u ttl in g co,
Santord
Electric
Coalractiag Co
Electrical Supplied
m m i,
DR. SCHOLL'S
r u A r h a i. k
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o f ooru
p a la ta l a* aw a lla u (**a. r m
b a a la a a . ralaaora, aw
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. v i r t u a l tr a a ta ta a l (a r pa la a a d
lallaaau llaw .
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March A. P I M L l a th a
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p lain t Mad a s a la a t yaa aatd C ircu it Court, l a .
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Feurih District
For Constable
iNARDY
H a r e Y o u r C lo c k s A s *
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For County Commissioner
State Legislature
DIRECTORY
th T tlK C in C l IT C O V IlTl HIRTI1
j i n it i hi. i i m i i t i N A w t i n m
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W Haaaa O r llarad p a. C lark of tn j by t lf lt f r e of a FI uni P*vrtt>
H i , C lrru lt Court, ami th a uK Iclat uf Furor to* tir* «i»*I S* !• • (it* rod utt
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fo r
hu rbttnd. <«imI JOHN F K oL A H «r#
r L e e tu L d . i s C R M t u i t .
For County Commissioner
LEQAL NOTICB
L. WOODRUFF
It \M » l i H L f R
ADOPT CMILO
Tt> W H IM IT WAV r U N lT H N
KiiTICE la haraby Riaan ih a i Hi.
uuAaralanaA tr ill on lh a llh Aar of
klarrb III* a t I I I o'alBck A N ar
aa r a t th a r a a fla r aa tha m attar
ran b» haard a p p ly to th a Iud«a
at lha C ircu it C ourt In anil for
Pam laola C ounty. CUrlAa. tor an
nr.la* of adop tion o f a * l« f « a l f»
main valid uadar lh a uam o of I h '
I . Ira n M anat, ttalaa. IMa lot day
u( Fvh l i l t
W II.I.IA M A. SW EA T
klAHT It, SW E A T .
For Railroad Commissioner
J. J. PARRISH
m *.
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Fumitur* Ca
FRED A. DYSON
S7Ui Bssatsrial District
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«IIO I H I W I T
FO O T D O C T O R
500
J. D. DAVISON
For State Senator
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apply tn tha
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J o , J.
Rharan. C ou n ty Judy* o f Ramlnola
C ounty. F lorid a, tor app roval i f
aalA (Inal raporl
and
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dlaabaraa a . I l i . r u l r i t of tha w ill
ll . M - l l .d L paorac U N A I . l t
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A M I R I S . F U . par h aah at. I Aoi offlc# In ihe c*»uri h*««i*«* *i **«'
h an -h aa, t u - l i . M .
Ifnrtt, Fl«»rN.«i. * lih ln *I«M *'*0
ITAI1AUAR r u . w ith ta p a Aoa iInf m onth* front Ihr tfnt' **f ' •
kaarhaa Na auppU aa .Mortharu iftft* pt»hllcntl**n **f th is
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r h rU Ini or tl-m an .l m ust »**■ »'
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r iS A C ll
F l j u New KoalanA aou a>f rssh tsn c* sn it f**nl o fflc*
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V u 'la llo a a .
itrsss o f th* c la im * oi unit mu*i **
Blaaam d al*
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baapta. sw orn l« hr i he r U i^ n n l. l i e n '
W. E. WATSON
F or Tax Assessor
FIrl< p u k ll.K M
I I . I« i« .
(U A L )
know
the value
jA of extra
B nitrogen#
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(IN (IS :
B*TATM o r
L K SL IB T tlB A R IIE Il.
PITTSBURGH PAINT PRODUCTS
SNOW’S PAINT £2, Co
I may b * an "old timer" y et I keep frffouch
with new thingi* And when any
thing U
belter, that’* what I want
Ever since I learned the Department of
A g ric u ltu re a n d Im m ig ra tio n of V irg in ia
reported that
ARCADIAN, THE AMERICAN
. NITRATE OF SODA
contained extra nitrogen over the guaranteed
1658 with qn extra ca«h value a« high as 88c
per ton, I have used no other.
I know tha valua of extrd nitrogen and |
moke sure to get that extra value.
WRITING
For track, fratt end bU craps It I4 n
proved that ARCADIAN,
THR AMERICAN NI*
TRATE OF SODA brtnfa
th* f armor bl( valee.
Co. Leundr)
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SATURDAY, FEBR U A R Y « . l W
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRID AY, FEBR U ARY M , IBM
TARGET OF KIDNAP THREATS
KING OF. MARDI GRAS GREETS HIS SUBJECTS
In Tk* WEEKS NEWS i
Q U E B E C K I C P I ROADS O P i* !—
Municipalities fretting ovor enow
remevel from city lU t lt s thou Id
fact task of Quebec Road* Deport
ment. Photo ehowe crow opening
highway through eight-foot drlftt ac
port of Government*, work of keepfog «00 mllee of country highway,
anew free to allow matorUta from
U . t . accot, to winter (p o rt, cento re.
—
Snw
IN F L A T IO N IS T LE A D E R — CongrtM m an Pitm an of Teiae who I ,
v o r, the leeulng of new currency to
jpay the veteran, bonui, to avoid In_________ ere,eed tu itio n .
Anonymoue kidnap threat, have M u te d Virginia Bruce, Holly*
wood ooroen octree, and farmer wife of the late John Gilbert, la
Blass their email daughter Suaan Adn under police protection.
T h e c h ild la ahown at the ago of ala weeke with her mother.
|Aaeaatgpad Prang photo)
Roe. Lord of Mleruls and king of tho Now Ortoana Mardl Graa, la ahown rocolvlng t|k homage
af Ma layal eubjecta aa the danllng parade af the annual carnival mavad through tho etrette. Th ou e : - J i wero packod along tho Una of march In the gay outburat of merry-making. In real IH *
R :» la R. K. Tipton, a ataamehlp operator. (Aetccleted Preao Photo)
NEW BABY FOR GEORGE AND GRAC1E
NEW WARRIOR FOR INDIANS
IT
■k,
B
J U I T A U K S — oac.pt far
their arth aurvaa— the leiby triplets, wintering In
Miami Beach, wear tweplaao dlk alpaca dracaaa
of navy and white with
colorful India print veetoea.
Th eir tport hate are made
of white fell.
K ID N A P T H R E A T — A threat to kid
nap Premia, (tie 1I-ysar*old eon af
Oavamor Jam a, Curlay of Maaaachu.
cotta la being investigated by G-Mtn.
The lad la alaaaly guarded, at a raault
af th , threat. Phote ahawi Governor
________ Curley, with Francli.
N S W R AD IO R O L t — Sd W ynn
(rig h t) returnc ta (ha alrwevee via
the Columbia network Thuraday
nlghta from f :)0 to 10 P. M , E . t . T .
In a new charaotar, “ Gulliver, thg
Travalor." Hla new sponsor la the
Plym sulh Olvlelan af Chryalar Cor*
p o ration. Wynn la ana af the teg
ranking cemtdiana af the air.
HINDU FUNERAL PYRE RIGHT AT/OUR BACK DOOR
In their drat picture einea the addition af Ranald, age «
mo nI ha. George Bum # and hla wife, Oracle Allan, oomodlano, aro
aaan with their twn adagud children at Hollywood. Ronald and
•sndrs, aga t year*, wore bath adapted from The Cradle, famed
COLORADO SNOW VICTIMS RESCUED
Now .tia. the business of rontrart-ilgning hae
of, Johnny Allan, v t t n i n A airrlcan leigua pitcher,
ting tlown .'u work for tho Cleveland Indian, at (hr
In Nlw Driven*. .Tin* Trlhcemrn obtained him fru n
Yanktca. (Aeioclatcd fre e , I’ho'o)
bran dlspooed
U ahown g et
training camp
the New York
QUEEN OF THE MARDI GRAS
f lt;tV * * «
onw I •
tihr-'bim— a Hiadu boy
f l i » to U»t fun'rml
mother. And whs-'e more, the picture e u mada n ar Victoria, Brltiah, Columbia, no* •
,h(-c. from u i U n i‘ad tta tr e Canadian border. W i-te frianda watched aolemnly, the
(ttnth. I t , applita lt« totch lo (h r pile of conlwood a id hie mothar’a body *=♦, up In emoka.
rrre e i’hu-o)
pyrt ox !» »
great dlsboy, Bha*
(Aaaoclated
ICE-CLOGGED OHIO RIVER FLOODS LOWLANDS
I s hotter af tba hit* A s i a n
Bats, Swcdaa'a caiakcwtad ctebtr,
P t i s t l l&J w l p t . r , a i t at at a
wtt'bd a t.a i d lg Mats. « M « F
K r»T vvi
L
Up Goes Charley
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Seminole County Produces
More Frnlta And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In America
* Hanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, R l|hw f
And Water Transportation
A N I N D B fK N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
. K OLUME XXV
SANFORD. FI jORIDA. MONDAY. MARCH 2. 19.16
Member A M sd a ted P ress
Judge D enies
Venue Change
In Tampa Case
10 Men Charged With
M urder In D e a t h
Of J. S h o e m a ker
To Be Tried Mar. 23
Appeal To High
Court Suggested
Witnesses Tell Court
F air Trial "Can Be
Conducted InTampa
Bird W ith Cigarette!
Sets F ire To Ocala
Methodist C h u r c h
OCALA. Mar S ^ t A P l —An
Eng.Uh aparrow menaced the
Ftral Me'.hodist Church build
ing with fire here when It
picked up a 'ighled clgareUe
and flew with It from the
a'.'.eet to Ite tlnder-llke neat
la the raves of the church.
Fire Chief Sexton and hie
men aald they found tufflelenl
evidence to charga the bird
with araon. But he flew away
when the alarm sounded and
haan’t returned ft> survey the
damage.
Ed Meisch Enters
As Candidate For
Sheriff Of County
T A M R A . M a r. 2.— ( A P ) —
v J u d g e R a le ig h P e t t e w s v toA L tn y d e n ie d a m o tio n
fo r a
J R h a n r e o f v e n u e In t h e s e c
o n d d e g re e m u r d e r a n d k ld n im tr ia l s o f 10 m e n in d ic te d
" f o llr w in g th e flo g g in g d e s t h
o f J o s e p h S h o e m a k e r.
The
m e n w e re a r r a ig n e d im m e
£d Mei-ch, a eon o f John
d ia te ' v a n d tr ia l w a s s e t fo r Xeiach, S r„ ckalaman of tb«
Mar. 23.
Seailnole County Board o f Gtrauni*Shoemaker and lam companion* M nera,
today
announced hie
were H o n n l, tarred and feath candidacy fo r the office of sheriff
ered by a mob If masked me* of Seninole County, a iije e t to the
on the night of Noe. 30. Shoe- Jana prim ary. Other candidate*
m aktr. organiser of the onem for this office who h are a.reedy
ployed and a rlty political work announced include J. T . IfrClaler. died of h it Injurlea. Tha tw o)land, the lncumi>ent. and C. M.
Hand and Paul Bergers,
other* recovered.
In m aking hie anaouimemem
The 10 men. inrludln* former
pollt;* Chief R. G. Tl'taw orth. this morning, Mr. Meiach stated
*li membera of the police depart that he believed >t le time for the
ment and three Orlando men. younger men to take a more active
were Indicted following a lengthy Interest in the a f f a ir s 'o f govern
ment. lie aaid that he devoted
grand Jury Inveatlgatlon.
A motion for a change of v.nus ^n.K lerebU time and
for the trials was made by r . t
P «
* ?* £ £ £
W hitaker, chief of defense coun- V * a
rif f s off*#. tn d bolwra*
set. who contended- "a foe'lng o f , ,h* ' •* • * * * J" **"
- • county of a major portion o r ua
mob spirit" here prevented- fair
law violations.
trials In the case.
Mr.
The defense witnesses were I". Metach
. , further diS ared that
traduced in sunoort of the mo-1 ^ ht. cp.nmn a eheriffe. * p m a
Horn The slate w itness...
Son Of Chairman Of
County B o a r d Is
F o u r t h Candidate
None Injured
In Series Of
Car Accidents
»
...
CONGRESSMEN TALK WITH
E sta b lish ed
ROOSEVELT ON TAX BILL
'*•*
Every Wheel Knocked
Off One Automobile
By Car T hat Takes
Ditch By Roadside
One auiomob'le was completely
dentollihed end
severs! other
machines were damaged In a
•cries of s u ti sciident*
n and
IWOT 8-m Nrd fee erd a-1 hue
there w ai no personal injury In
any accident, s a far is ihe sherfF» office end the police have
been able to ascertain
The moat serious accident inv tsttg elrd was that between a
heavy B uck car driven by C. M.
Miller of Neuvllle. Pa., and a
Model T Ford driven by T. II.
I.awman who Uvea m ar LonKwood. Mr. Lawman r'p o rttd that
the Pennsylvania car, he ng driven
north on State Road No 3 a short
distance south of Five Points, a tempted to pi>s another car and
cra ih td Into the Lawman car. The
mpfect knocked all four iwheels
Hints of a tax bl'l of inoO.OOO.WW to "balance the 1037 bu.lget":-#fc#pt for relief expense* »ere
off the - old Ford. Th Ruick drawn from these raticient cungrr'sioiial leaders a* they left a prolonged While House conference
plunged serose The read - e n l with Pruddent Roosrvelt. la-fl to right s ic ' Hpc*ker llyrns; hvns 'or llsm so n <D. Mis* ). chairman
plowed for s dfs'ancee of ■bout
30 feet through the mud of a of the Senate finance culim ldee, mul Representstive Houghton (II. N. C-1. chairman of ihe Mouse
roadside ditch before I t was ways and means committee, ( Associated Pres* 1’h o u)
stopped. It w e. reported.
T. A. Carruthers of Neuvlllu,
Pa., and Mlsa Anna MrCsIlosgh
of DeLand were riding with Mr.
Millar, but neither the occupanti' ay
s it
a
wull8Mrh Paving Crews To
^mr*rdBCrt.T Mr Uwm*niC oncentrate W ork
Main Artery Through
Sanford Is To lie
Pushed, Says Enrle
B arbara H utton |
Now Believed T o
Be Out Of Danger
Melton Endorsed By
2nd D istrict Legion
Tnw^rt
Eleven Lives Lost
In Election R l o t f
MARITIMB NEWS
E llu Convention To
Be Held In Tsmpa
D nam ,
1 0 0 P.
MB
Bt.
c u L F M irr
Owlf
MaaMU'aa
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decided hero
service of sacred mnaie in the
church in Sanfcrd new Sunday
afternoon at the 5 o'clock veepers,
. preeld-nt
a-----an hour which ho said will not
ttka* association.
WASHINGTON. Mar. J^-The conflict whh any other service,
far this
con- new A n a Act represent, en at-, The choir is composed of 23 boys.
tempt to develop a long ranga pro- ]
---------------- ■■——convention r w for American agriculture and
JAt* CABINET MEETS
u arni«t3 hove “« beneficial effect on I TOKYO, Mar; 2— With ks “raemor*. Tarns price# and farm income.' | urroetad
pcemwv."
Admiral
___
the Pnoidsat Maosomlt said last night. Kelaoh* Okada. prneid’ng, tha
li Tha program'Hi announcing ihat he had signed cabinet convened at
tho inotauNJ
i hi* nsarniag.
• •■ ■ fn ia ri af of-
l« n» ius rr..
Isw i
r* -
k n s
_
■■■
of A* FlfWdi
Tampa wsa
t:M t . Mr—D.
I
riM B ,
Ceagrofatiemal Chorek
. u , m9
Kalians Winning ....
Extended Sweep Of On Tcmbipn Fronf
W alkout Paralyzes
G r e a t Metropolis Mussolini R e p o r ted
To Be Ready Ti>
NEW YORK. Mai J. t \ l ‘»
The paralyximr •weep of ’he
Neffotinte P e a c e
Co-Operation Asked
B y Supervisor In
S a n f o r d District
Harmon E. Sims Dies
Suddenly On Sunday
t OmaM
Office. Buadmg - ^ « ' 9^ » T#
W orkers’ Strike t £cnl T? c .(l un^ 1
Nears Wall St.
— . 1
Business Census
May Be Finished
CITY NEWS BRIEFS Within Few Days
Statutes W o n ’t
S t o p Gambling,
Says Clergyman
T:S4 r.
Great Britain W illi
Put Embargo On Oif
If Others Do Same
building employe*’ •trike ~pi«!ad
—-—
-fM9|
through moat of the city todiy,
CKNl-.VA. Mur. 2 .— fAP)*'.
a I hough Jame* Itamhrivk, •trike —tlrfiit lirilnin n ffetrd tth*leader, announced th a t auiw t]ity tu jilu rg
aji
rm b a rfO '
mrnta are bi'inx •ignerl with :ig iin*t further f<tl ihipm artt*building owner* for restoration nf tu 11aly provided all other
the worker*. Elevator men, jam- m emliers of the I.entiuo o f
tor*, maid* and other empluyc* ^ « 1' tin do the sam e,
were ordered out of boilditigj» in la’jijrut' of N ution’h cou
many *notion* of the city
By com m ittee of 18 wa.- orda:
tonight, Uambrick
ito *tnke d >
the pos.-ilbility
vkiitihl extend tu the Wall Street cii.ilialing the ltslo- F.thlopUtl .
finaneiat xerlinn, the only orn« m * " r
downtown New York not nffeit
I'hi. cnmmltlee nf 13 Is rt4ir
ed ei far
i ihr entire League council
There waR much di*agrpemenf | Ita1) excluded. It meet a tonserabout thi* number of men who *rr
actual*v left on job*. E xtra Po
Anthnny Kilrn, B ritish forstga
lice were ealled nut to preserve
• 1 -rrrlary, rnsih- the o ffrr of M " l
older.
nil embargo at a meeting of th*. i
Nothing except a auhway
romniltlee rnlrustnl with tha .•k :
an effectively muM paralyse V4,8»
plication nf »incthn* sgalnrt
nc»a in New York a city of *ky
Italy for her war on Kthlopla. •;
Vera pei*.
Meanwhile report* from tha
Th<‘ «r«M affected Iii*i night i*
what la known a* the Upper Went Afriran front -wild th a t Fatctai
.olitier* have driven a apearhoaA
Sole The pirv'h came firxt in
big apartm nt hou*** along ft ver deep into the holy of the EthI*.
An AseoeUtMl
• ole Mrive N«i >nly did elevator opiin territory
op' ratorx walk out, hut mi did the 1‘rea* war ror respondent
men wb« fir*
$ b g fiirvigr*** mate*! that only fi.lKJO EthioplaMwere left in the T rm b itn secteg
Co-operation of a'l bmine»* fur *u*h bfiilding^
The exact ;»re» uff-ttetl in Man anil *.ot the Italian gains had
firms in fum iihliig neeewMiry In
been t- n l.n l ami sweeping.
^ # * ■*—
formation aa quickly a* poMtble h|Mait wan fio
Jrtx
atie scureis
at
Ojb 1
i« aftketl by George A. Floytl, au* Street 10 I2r»rh *nu
fhervaor of llta ceiauf of bUBinesa Park wext iti' 1 1he I t . dsn111 ITvor, | •— «•
’Mu* said they umjar- i j
in the Sanford diafrlcl lhat hu Ernpioyea* of 1.472 buildingx in
thm i’remler Mussolini WAS ™
may be able to complete the ihat arctiun wi nt tin firike* Ham* re*i)y to negotiate fo r pesco g term* were satisfactory.
ranvaaa within the neat fr-** day«. hrirk xa d.
The firm «li mnnd of ihe uni ?n i*
Mr. F’oyrl tlld that bv real
r>i»P*iche* from tho
ItalM
fur
i
rloactl
*hop,
ami
off'uial*
iju*r that inm t firm*
riH|tiIre
army hradi|uart*rs at Adi Q« 4
■a
d
no
rv
go
iationn
would
be
more time than other* in »*•
on the northern front in EthiCf*#
arm LI in .• the required informa p«ned with ilie llmliv Hoard for rep.rt ihat 10,000 slain smrrien
aettlenient
of
ih*
»trike
until
Out
tion, *‘but it la Imperative that
and ibouiands of woundtd Utters*
thr report* be Bent to
I'hila- demand I* met. The *ecnnd d * North Tembem
aftvr Marshall
mand i« fur a wag- mcreaae of
drlphia without delay to that approximately $2 a week. Ilnur* Heir* llado-olio jms>h*d
tbs
the* Rtallttica ran be compiled of labor and working ennditi >nx armies defending Emperor Haile
and i«*ued by July.**
can Im» arbitratnl aficr ihnae twn S(las*ie‘i throne.
“The timeline** of »uch 8ta condition* are n it, the un «>n
Whiln hug* piles o f Kthioplm
tiwlir*.” he added, "g rratly en •aid.
I dead were prejwrcd
for cretaA*
imitct** vlieir value.
More than
No building that doe, not h a v 1,0,1
fta'ien reconnoitoring
'. DOti iKH) report* mu*t . be han* he proper ronlraet w ih it* ein- ,l,,n f*POftrd the picked r a f t
•lied by the Bureau, and delay In ploy;* will be ap-ju-d. tlambri-k m" m* of 'he E m p.ror's personal
m Sanford drlayw Ihe «tatist1c* aald, exrepi hoapi'»|a and Instltu-) final, desperate effort to stem the
for ihe entire *ta•«».*’
t on* nf merry.
j Imdyguard marching north ia -a
,tThe inr|UlH«* have been made
I disordered retreat uf iho victim* 6f
a* xlmple a* pjanible." he conI of tho Italian attack.'
tlnurd. "to make the t’aak of *upU*mg hi* entire
NorthaGa
plyinjf the krtformation ea*y, and
Arm, rt 300.IKS*. Radoglio shathave been ahaped to neciirp far!a
| Irml the armies of Raa Kssta
. ,•,.(■ •— 1 IISI* i
that will be of maximum va'ue
to butnlesa."
Cars drivtn by Zare H arper an t A
f)
1
A
Albert Kinsey collided on Cam- D Q
g Q fK
A V C O U C
eron Avrnae, hut neither driver (
was Injured. One car lost a whe-l
-Iuilirr
and th e 'o th e r loet a fender.
!,°t
H'Mii ' h
The sh e riff a office lo d r J
t i . n i l I 1m '1» i 8
Chlyl Kocysol, of Coronado Besih,
In JaT on . a reckless driving
A marriage tcense was issmil
charge after he eelllded with anV day lu John Jackson, -’I. and
o'her t v baa ring an Alabama
Paving crews wrri* movy*| to ( lar* Walker, 2H, both of Sanford.
jlcense pity*. The nsme of the Park Avenue ihia morning and ihe
itriyer af the Alabama c a r was work of relaying thi- buck pave
I(>gh loir* lomoeTOW will 1*- si
not ascertained. The accident was ment on that mam n»rth and >mnh
4:31 A. M and 3:22 I'. M, and low
D>ar tbs la u tse rtio n Of the "dog artery will he pt'«hrd to cnmple■slew wi I ha at 11:01 A. 11 and
Track rb u i* 'w R h 8 fate Road No.
| tion, according to \V H, Karla, 11 Id I*. II.
IC eo jtao q o B s r m m i
rn g in rrr m charge of WPA proj
■ducted here. ‘
'S
March came in like a lamb yes
ects in ihl* stva. Th - crew* see
i The motion for a change * ^
much smaller ihsn ihosc employed erilay, wnh a maximum tciryeravenue wa« made a fte r Judge r t *
J*
a few week* sgo and the work m*T luro of 72 degrees and a mini
Pe'tew ay denied a motion for . « « ? • " *
. lonn
nn.lrwtnam.nt
I B<>™ W SttftUCQ*, H . J n in 1000,
i
| not progress as rapid y as some mum of 47.
I w r o r a w . r . l„
'
Mr. M iu ch Z h . Hanford with
might desire, tH«- WPA office reII,
M,
ll*pwortH.
prv**i,-m
of ihs
a* t^ w h a th e V J u L ^ f p “»7
h.s fa m il. in I POT where he has re| jy rted. but ua -1 ng operation* will
Seminole County Chamber of Com
be cenivrnl on I’srk Avenue unmotion on the change of venue
.
..
. . ^ Semmole
merce, confined to hi* home by di
The “overweening desire to get j (l| ,he Job >* compleicd.
could he appealed to the Supreme ,B ,h* P" N "
* S*nunoi*
County, tho Georgia Military Acad something for nothing'* will never
Thm widened pavement ha* been nes* for nearly two weeks, wae
Court before the ease proceeds
emy,
and the Unrnrrsity
of bo etopped by statutory law, the m j on |>a rk Avenue from Temh ^ ,** lo ^ down town lodsy
further. Rome said It could.
FV nda, where he made hit letter Rtv. Martin II. Brsm . rector of Rtraei north mSeventh Street, and
Coum CIerk of () unn ()
Others aald It could n o t
as a » » f on the Unlv*rsuyJs foot Ho'y Croas Episcopal Church, told i worW , tarl„ | a day at ^ l0"
Herndon, confined lo h.« home l y
ball team.
Ua
parishioner* during
| hr I Sircer (between the City Hall snd ( |n r, , „ n fr thr
of
course of his sermon
Sunday ,he Court »|ou*el and will proceed
„ yp, una
rt, , lrn I0
pa Alpha frm tanity, and alio of n^cnlng.
*
.
south to Soventh. Some of the old ^ <|ullM
,h(. Court | Ioll„ .
the ET.ka Q ub. ike Leons Club, and
Many “achemea" catering to |
pavement i* being removed,
-----. .
the Chamber o f Commerce. Since those persons who think they may >n,| tk, bnck pavement w.ll start i H, W. Dee*, rio, and Mis* Mabel
returning from college, he haa been be “lucky" and thereby make t r e - l Bt Fulton. The block between hul-! Fva Jackson, IH, Imrh of Sanford,
engaged In farming.
mendoua gains ursr# classed b y |lon
, nij
Grmmereiel
Streets 'w e re married Sumlay by Judge
the clergyman as form* of gsm- waa closed to traffic a portion "f i Jaa. G. Shsron Tho ceremony ws*
LONDON, M ar, I — M V -Countbllng, He included among these .ka j , y .
performed a< the Judge's home on
Haugwus-Reventlow, the for
aCIBfIPCIIR f*
t iiip :,
‘.be pffera of eaah prlie* running] w idening of Park A 'c n J - " "^" ‘^Magnolia
Atenue
m er Barbara Hutton who fall
into the thousand* for correctly' n(CWaitate removal t f ihe m e* in
gTpre’y ill after the birth o f her
T h r city Luitiinj; <ni|Wtion de,he Valdcx Hot* .
Qulmby Melton, Griffin. On. s>sembllng dismembered photo- (ron,
f in i child laei week, raided today
jtariniem S aiunliy i**tmi a permit
publisher, who was started in the graph*, eeroeno and bank nights, Karla said.
and emerged front danger. Oper race fo r national commander of Cube and Bolira lotteries, the pert
l i Frank M. Brown in adii a porch
a t e d on laet Tbgrsday ntgN for
to hid ruaitlemr** on Cyprtaa A»'i*
machines at the greyhound
ft# American Legion , n t the
eympvcm* o f abdominal obatnic- Fourth District conference M id in
nua, betw ttn Sixth ami Seventh
track, and the slot msi* n after delivery of her eon Sanford a week ago Sunday, was
Streets.
Mo*7 of tha scheme* ‘‘gel
Tuesday, the Woolw on h heiress endorsed for that position by ike
by" the law. but that does not
Maynr T. L. Dumas, ill in
D U t r ^ u I c b e . Legion ■taka . Asm right In the view of
Harman t . S ln a. <W- » " -Kernald-LDJghtiut'AIrmorial Hoty
J J a*, a e » n f e r o o c n ir U lW - W r |» * - the church, he dsrli iad,
of .SaoDif‘1 fnr the I .M
- - - r* pital three weeka-ttolay, wae re.
- We are ^ n rr sndefied,- eakf Urday. The rrsoluUon adoptid by
Mr. Bmm said he waa given to ami nn employe of
Cedric Sydney Lane-Rohene. ihe
Second Dietries
w a a uddaretand that fta Cuba lottery Coast Line lltilroad for 3P >■*»••■ poriod eji sueedily rveoronng,
though berauai- <f hi* weakened
gynecologist, when be left patvrened af»ir thel* passed
takas close to 110.004 our of San died sudden'y Fumlev moromr
condition due lo h>* long illness
the large house facing Hyde Park Sanford where Melton
ford each week, and quoted figure* hi* home at 304 Holly Avenue. visitor* are tvu yet allowed in the
where the U - n a r e l d anu nseae fa ihe first endorsement outside h it
Mr. Fim* wa* born in Savinnah,
■bowing that slot machines in
sick room.
at;
borough county are paying Ca., on March 23. IH7P. «"’>
E
A reliable source reported that
CJaade Lee of GelneevUle was
operators monthly profit* started hi* railroad career there,
Holders c f properly taxed under
Gooffrey Langdo* Keynes, aoced elected th e new Second D iaqjci
ruaniag Into tbs hundred* of « a eatiir to Panford n« row- h the eiate intangible law
are
turgeoa, gave the Oatateee a blood camatander.
*
thousand dollar*. A distribution carpenter In the local A C. I . warned that rfturn* o n -such prop
transfusion before her baby wae
of HJOO was made to each •hops, a p ‘*i‘ion hr held a* the erty must be filed in the office nf
bo»», ary) bad gietw h er several
the. county tax a**ew*or before
county last week by the Srate tlm a of his d ra'h .
•kjee thm .
I b ta survived by hi* .widow, A pr. it Tha law p aces the burden
Racing Commission, hut tha total
paid to all conntlea waa a minor Mrs. Alice Sima; four daugjjtcr*. <n the taxpayer to make his an
BUENOS A IR IS. Mar. t
share of the am ount received by the Misses Addle. Ha>ri •*ri> nual returns.
Rioting during provincial t)actions op*f*tors of the pari mutual bel Mary Sima a f Ranfonl and Mrs.
T he weather: Generally fair
J . P_ Rowan of llu*hncll; two
caused at leant 11 dent be Sunday. ling aweklnee, he aald.
tr u m ihe Pon of Central JHarn
R*ports from Ike Cbent o f A»Tha roelor baaed his sermon sons, W. N. Sims of Sanford and tonight snd Tuesday followed by
da at Sanford.
showers in the suremw north porbollioa la the Coronal Vidal Di*- oa Christ's words: “Get thee be J. A. Sims of Lakeland;
OsMpOed dpUy % the SeminoIs triet aald fh e cielliaas and flea hind me. Betan,"
brother, W alter Pint* of Jack non Tuesday afternoon and night;
Couaay CbafiW af Co
sonville, and one aU trr, Mir* somewhat warmer in mnh snd
hPtad Acre.
•bowing anfrmla pad
rentral portions tonight. Exirems
Rosa Sims of New York.
Another riot occurred at F inn,
tia Sc. Jebaa bear. Monday, Mar, la Buenoe AIres Provfnoe, with
F unersl services will b<- ton- nonhtroet Florida—partly c'oudy,
ducted Tuesday morning at 1(1:04 warmer In esa portb-n tonight;
• )
n’c’ock St All Souls Catholic Tuesday mostly cloudy.
AJOUVjbLB
yC burth with the Rev. Fr. J. J.
LAV
general
Tho Rev. Marlin Bram, rector of
TAM PA,' Msf. It—The 1I34,,Kellagban
I .
In charge, lluriil will
cargo. 8L Jebaa b r e r Lina O .
W H A T 8 DOING
coweeatipa af tha FWrida lodg*s/be matt* in tha Catholic C'cme* Holy Cross (Episcopal Church, sa
ltmine** that tb* choir from the
e f KAi frOl he held hero Apr. 16. tery.
T O IU T
Ontf Refining Co.
Cachedrai in Orlando will sing a
KB
N IM D E R 10»
In 19S8
Roosevelt S i « r n *
New Farm Measure
U. S. Will L e t
Panam a Paddle
Its Own Canoe
-Mr. Flnyil said that' the rensu*
now bring taken i* a continua
WASHINGTON. Mar. 2.—(/Pi—
tion uf the tegular buainr** ten In pursuance of Pro*.,lent Itooao.
11 •elleae* O* I - . , , a I, j
'•It's ''good neighbor" ;h,I cy. the
u nil cl States ttilsy agreed lo
C v fln O V
I
M i v T f t shandon it* right of inicrventinn
B i l a t e r a l P act :
I h Favored B y.
German Nabob
m J U I l C J *1* ' IX IA ...-1 -IV •tuA’ftinma.
LONDON,. Mar. 2
Q p p lf
‘Ck f f s a a - ia
*“ a
- iroi^"Signed
—
by the two
A yt-C I* A I I C \ J I l I I “ governments today, the United foreign office announced
Siates gave up its right, held that Germany ha* Informed
since constructa-n of the Panama Britain, she is prepared to
____ list# tilt Ang'o-Germaa bf
Canal _______
began, to _______
maintain “public
Sydney J. Nix today entered order in the cities of Penania end , r t »ty on lb* basis *-f unf
the race for Judge of the Seminole Colon, and in territories end ih* men reached at the pr*»*Bi
County Court to succeed Judge harbor adjacent thereto in ca*« power
t***' conference. T»4
Jaa. G. Sharon, who will not be a tho republic of Panama should not question of G erm m ijr* pamescandidate to succeed himself in be, In the Judgment of the Umifd pation tn ih# prnnoaod treaty w la
that office. Mr. Nix ia the third to Kcatea, able lo maintain such sought by the United States M B |
announce for the office, ihe "bal ortler.’*
, Great Brltaial
lot" in Tha Herald also containing
That right, ws* conferred upon.
Krone# conalsiently haa
the names of 0 . W. Spencer and tho Unlirtl States in 1403 by i German participation, Whil*
R. W4 Ware.
treaty which governed the rola Britain baa contamhid Gai
Mr. Nig has teen s practicing at non* of the two couninea up to should W* repressed for tha
torney fer IS years and a resident tho presentr
U to ho international *a
Of County J u d g e
of Hanford tho last 11 ysars, during
eight of which ho haa been sect*Mr, ot th, k. wwuo Club. He la
also vice-preeident of that elob. In
addition to being a Kiwsman, he
is a member of tho' bosrd of
deacon* of tb* First Baptist Church
and ta supenntsndent of the Sun
day School, and ia a member of the
Knight* of Pythias.
Mr. Nig waa graduated from the
University of Georgia, ho native
ataie, with tha L L, & and A* B.
degree*. Hia firm Job was that of
assistant cashier ia a bank in
Jefferson, Ga^ iu i he soon
signed ihat poaiaen lo bee
clerk #f the Cureuit Court of
Jackson county, lie served ia that
office natil MIS. then engaged ia
private practice for four year*, and
became prosecuting attorney la
1417, a position ha held until
IMS when he decided to as
SaafordJ
Wm. S. Brewer Rites
Held This Afternoon
Funeral service* for William
R. Brower, who died suddenly *1
the Tllusvltle ferry last Satur
day, ware conducted this after
noon from the Erickson Funeral
Home, with lb# Rev. W. P.
Brooke, psstor of the First Bsplist Churrh officiating. Inter
ment wa* In lakavlew Cemetery.
Mr. Brewer was born on Dee.
10, 1887, at Keysvilla la thU
state and was a veteran .of the
World War. Ho la surrieed by
hi* widow. Mrs. E'isabeth Brow
er, three children, two brothers,
Eugene snd Irs Brower of San
ford. and two sister*, Mr*. T, 0 .
Johnson of Sanford and Mrs. Al
fred Geiger of Oeneva.
LOCAL WEA'
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SNOW BATH FOR PAPOOSE
PATTY BERG CHECKED AT LAST
GOLFER LAWSON LITTLE
OLYMPIC SKI CHAMPION
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Semlnola Com ity P rodaccs
Mora P ra lU A nd Y t r t U b l a T h u A ny
Sim ilar A re s In Am erica
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
M ember
VOLUM E X X V
Tax Adjusting
Success Is Up
To Lot Owners
Seeks Re-Election
r“
For Legislature
Established
And W ater Tranaportalkin
In 1948
N U M B E R 1*T
Wilentz Won’t President Projects
Halt Reprieve Billion Dollar Tax
a
To Hauptmann
Granting Of Federal Authorities Hope To
Power To Board In Avert Bloodshed In
Regulating Indus Tokyo; Appropriate
try To Be Sought MeasuresAre Taken
New Board Will Not
Function Lon? If
Only Slight Inter
est Is-A h>p a r e n t
Sanford la T he Only Central
Florida City A fford in g Rail. K lfh r T
9
T H E SAN FO RD H E R A L D . SA N FO R D , FLO RID A
Control Over Rebels Refuse
Shipments Of To Return To
Citrus Asked ArmyBarracks
4
Attorney General Of
New J e r s e y Will
Allow Governor To
To Take Up Deficit
Committee Named
Make Own Decision j 0 Inquire Into
F a v o r s $500,000,00$
Permanent Tax And
An Equal Amount*
OnTemporary Bails.
LAKELAND, Feb. 28— ( F l TOKYO. JVh 2S.-(A>>—LieuTRENTON, N. J . Feb 2* - </pi I
Grmnt of federal power* to the tenant Onera.
Kohei Kashi.,
An suihontsiiv. sourer >rs>,< loIJfirid* ."Cttrua Commission to R**.gne«i Ky ih* Japan*** governlUy that Attorney General David I
regulate marketing of fruit in mrnt tt> put d
the military
T. Wdents, chief prosecutor o f'
Other stairs wns requested by thr reheIIron wuh mama I law an
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, Will General Relinquishes
citrus industry of thr »:at* In tn nounced nnighi that hia forces,
not oppose a second reprieve for
Those Delinquent In
all day conference here As final
Command Of Army
m . iurmunding the rebel*, were faking
the convicted slayer of Oil Chares
ly adopted, thr new
Payment Of Taxes
Rpproprmt measure* Heanwhila
A.
Isndhergh's
first
eon
Wilenia,
In TexasAs Ordered New Borrowings Witt
would empower the commission l»
rebel* were null holding the
this source s*wi, anil, neither oppose
Are Urged To File Senator J. J. Parrish, who net as a control board and say the
Shove Debt r wAbove
Nigarcho section of Tokyo, The
Gordon Barnett, secretary of| * rvpnw* nor content to «, but
sarvad four larrat in the House heW much fruit can b* shipped in
W ASHINGTON.
Frb. 2 8 .-i.P t!
.n * -*
city wi« quiet except ftor that
Rfid
nmrvJ
Raid#
and
let
Governor
any
given
period
to
bring
the
The
Senate
military
affaitsj
3
1
B illio n
D O jla r S
the St-imnola County
Young ”
Readjustment5, of
delin- of Repreaentatlves and two in
■action* and peace not order pro*
Harold
G.
Huffman
mike
tin
own
■ub
|
committee tmlay named
.querit tax assessments will tha Sanata, announced today as hlghtit pr ce. and to limit ship vmda thrmighuut the country. ih* Democrats Club, announced today
fur lh«* Slat#
mv, ^ the decision whether to delay further comniittee of three to con*ider
W A S n iN U T O N . F>b. 2SL-5be tried by the Sanford City a randldata for r* election to tha ment of small sixe fruit whtn I' general said.
llaupirmnn'a
death
nantence,
thr mvtcalf re*«lution propof* (A P I — A comM nntld'i t*lt
Commission, sitting as a State Sanata from the 37th dis would aiulanger the price of The sadwr* who as*aiui mated fin»l cnndldnlr in Group ‘1 which
comprur* Ui* voting precinct* without interference from the at* ng an inve*tigatinn of the re p|l|r W
tax adjustment board, as trict, comprising the counties of higher quality citrus.
og
m
^
5 070 ,0
l( rI aMill
1 • ra
•—l^
- P• $▼",^ 0 *V*
four of the nation* leading elder
lorney general*! office.
moval of Major General Johnson 00t> .innunllv on a nurtnaiMOv
out* dr thr City of Sanfnrtl.
Aa the hearing ended late yeslong, as there is apparent Seminole and Brevard.
statesmen defied the deadline set
llagiHMl
from
command
of
the
W
denti
will
remain
pattiv*
on
terday a staff of 10 repreaenta-i
interest on the part o f those
Im.-tia nm! $500,000,000 fltor
ihe governor's contcmion lhai m o r e 1 E ghth Army Oirp* area after he
Uvea of the Federal Department! fo\ ,h" r /T ’ u1r,n “ lhr,r ° * n
who are delinquent in the
on it tem porary
basis
Of Agriculture. armed with ,
-n;* M d iheir ground m .he
than on* per ton was inipjawLeci entiled federal spending policies front one to three years
payment of their bark taxes,
»n the crime, that rvanmony of *umr
trarucript of the complete proof
Bpe^ nf
Senaior Logan. Democrat, Ky. nrojectetl today bv Presidt
Imt the life of the new
•tato witncmaae would brar closer was given th* ehairmanship Th- Ri’osevelt
Ceedings, planned to return in.-!
bV * A
board will depend to a large axHe told the _
[ »crutiny and that proMOunon offt- olher member* sre Senators Duf con feren ce that th e form
mediately to Washington.
I'000 r r M *
*r'P
ten. upon whether ritlirnj- avail
If Wallace approves the agree ; on r u d im e n t hu.l.ling, agair.sr
i oal* have withheld important infor- fy.. Ileinnerat, Wis., and Car y, raves and the rate* will b*
themsclvei of the opportunity of
went. It will come back to Florida - • forf* of mo,‘ ‘ ,h,n 4 000 !o**>
‘ mation in rhe case.
Republiran, Wyo. Chairman Shep to Congress, but emphasised }\
fered.
for ratification of the industry. T o !,r<x,p"'
CITY
NEWS
BRIEFS
Hauptmann's serutnee will lie pard. Democrat, Tax., said thr view that temporary 1-vl**
Thia was the decision reached
become effective, it must be ap-| Pmperor Hirohilo persisted m his _______________ _____________ _ executed during the week of Mar decision to send the resolution to
■ast nigh: at the first meeting of
bvst be met through
proved by at least 50 percent of negotiation* for a new government
10. unless the governor grants an- a sub-committee followed a gen- tsrri. Taxes *r# n*e*ailtatad,'
lh* Municipal Tax Adjuitment Owner Recovers Car
High tides inmnrr iw will he at
the citrus shippers and two-thirds' 10 r e p » « lh» '
,h« a**a»*,natrd
rral
disrussinn
but
“
without
argu
other Ytpneve. The first stay came
Board, composed of member* of
I Premier. Kemtkr Okada, w.ih l 2A A. M. and 1 M IV M , and i Jan. 16, just 29 hours before ments on the merits of the case ' said, bs cause of the pasture °t
During Th r i l l i ng of the growers.
Suprem*
the Cl.y Commission.
the bonus law and th* S’
There was llttl* indication from >nv,wnal pnnees and offwer. of .V low (Ilf. * urlil be si 7 51 A M and llauptmann was scheduled to the. The aobrommittee report* Fri
“ If there are vary little elgni
Court decision invalidating th*
Ride With Robbers th, floor of fk t opposition to any
» 00 P. M.
,n h,|lS
I teovvrnor Hoffman yeitenUy at- day.
of intereer shown.the board will
AAA. These action*, h* »*I4
I tacked the testimony of another
General llagood formally relin opened a *1.125,000.000 gap In At*
A bold attempt mad* last night system of regulation, although prevlnmnmnng influences,
simply cease to function,'' was tha
m
od
{
*
.Sllgh'ly
more
than
nne-haif
two
citrus
men
telegraphed
th0»vemment
euthoriiies
quished
command
of
the
Eigjith
identification
witness
against
President Mid hp
oiplanatjon of tha board's post to ete*l L. T. Johnson's new Ford
fderal men that they disap- *"»'"«*
t ' 0"* hloolshevl n ♦ha Imh of ram f. II during the night Bruno Richard Hauptmar$i and. Corps Ares snd ihe Third Army treasury. The
lion aa given by City Clerk F. V-8 from in front of (he Ford
har of the capvial, likely io involve snd the nt.-rcury dniuprd to 51 through that man’s statements, the at San Antonio, Tex., yeitsrdiyt believed * retroactive tag would
proved.
S. I.amson. “ For thla reason the office where Mr. Johnson was
work a herdship and ecu id fa t '
“ Any regulation will be heided ih* civilian populamn. were un drfrees The mss,mum tempera •eetiinony of Dr. John F. fJafste) as congressional friends hers' be constitutional.
Com mission
strongly
urged working at the time had us afterture
ree.irde.1
yrsteri|ay
was
70
lei*
Willing
to
manyme
ihr
robels
by
Condon, Lnbsrgh raniom inter- failed to have his "Dunlahtntnl"
prompt actlpn by thosa who wish math this afternoon when three straight for Federal Court,”
degrees,
The (hi program wa,
set aside or modified.
graphed A. M, Prevail of Se enip'vying force against them tn
mediary.
to make applications for adjust men and two women believed to Ville, “ that takes *w*7 the conali-. reasaum* tha oecupi j P" ‘
at a conference lilt ni^ht
tigni m *
llagood
requested—snd
w.is
p
r
Condon
testified
he
saw
the
b* implicated were lodged in
ments.?
Ce
ery ('amp
of th.
the Woodmen
WniHlmen
tween llie President
tutiona]
right
of
tha
grower
.to*
A
he*vy
wet
snow
*
f.llmg
an
I
(eery
(amp
of
ony
thrw
Finlli
granted—permission
to
remain
n
* Twetity-ooe appiicationa for ad* One of the men was arrested by ..B and moro hi. fruit a. he see, >«
'" V * >h“
<ta,nl,cn * [ 'h' '\urM
n'f,h' ' ' wh.n he talked to h.m .. Wood- San Antonio one month to sefle grcsslona' lee toes. Those
jui.'ment of. back taxes owing to N»ghi Officer J. B. Quattltbaum fJl,"
(he ardor of th* m*urg*ms.
meeting to nurv, from the hall on
T*m
private affa is and make final re to talk ovsc tn* program
near
the
arena
of
the
attempted
the City were woaMarad last
Gondolanc** of th* United S’a'rs Osk Street to tha larger ha), nn i lawn Cemetery, The Bronx; again port* as commanding general. Un th* Chlei F.xvcutlv* wviv Vl^i
H. C. Sullivan of Frostproof
when
he
paid
th*
ransom
at
St.
robbery
last
night,
and
other*
were
night. Ail
go** into thor
Government were formelly paid to First Street recently vacated by
President’ Garner, Speaker Byrtw?,
Raymond'* Cemetery, Th* Bronx, der the original orders llagood
up. at an auto camp'tbit wetaagad tha opinion that "vre the Japanese Government hy Sanford lodga of .the Elks.
oughly, hat
aWoaywae
i t lH
(m r w» b deferred
ueeei ■ii« pithed
»
Senator Barkley (U., Ky.)f CidH
was
ordered
tn
his
home
in
hava
enourit
red
tap*
and
taxes
tu
■nd th* Ian tim* through the win
Constable W. A. Mefor a weak
-------Columbia, 3. C., to await further man Harrison (D., Miss.) of th*
be deducted from tha grower,” aa I Joseph C. Grew, American anibas
dow
o
f
a
bo*
in
Th*
Bronx.
, Is ilp fC U U ___________
__
One of th* ia*sl nsodern soda
instruction*.
|Senate Ftnanc,
■“ V «• »- *1
the India*” ’Rlvar Sub-Exchange sailor, who also called tepon the
r pllca.iona will
Blanks
ill ■*# filed.
mad. Blink,
>« j*il gwra th* names aald In.* wir* that l!a mem hei v families of victims of the “ purge ” fountain, and luncheonette's tn
in a wo hour confervno* with resenistive Bankhead (D., Ala.),
k, on which etlek tppl teatlane ay* *f, “ Dart Devil" Jack Stevsns, would oppew# any agroement that
Anxiety in tap t*l» »f otht the State has Just been installed
Secretary Dern and Genornl Craig majority leader In the Hotiaa, gal
_________
... Howard Wilde son, alia, “ Chic''
trading [mweri relaxed « imewhat. si l.am-y's itnig Store and the
((SallsSN o> raaa gawri
made ran b« had
s i City _H>ll.
yesterday. Senator Byrnes, Chair Representative Samuel it. Illll (Dw.
The situation hid been vie wad managemeni is anticipating
a
It wax alia brought out at thf^.^’^ Mpn*
Albert
Oerholuer,
man McSwam, of the lloua. Mil Wash.).
with drop misgivings especially |»rg» tiusiness tomorrow when the
■meeting that th* Se.'-up of th* nlina Al Baker, Irena Strvens,
itary Affairs Committee and Repre
Secretary
Morger.thau
atvwho
aaid
eh*
waa
th*
wlf*
of
th*
Moscow
snd
Nanking.
its fountain
store inuuiftirate,
Tax AdJua.Ynent Board provides
sentative Blanion, a frequent critic nounred that mid-March would
Karl Rulrli, suthoritativ- Stovi, t lunch service.
“ Dar* Devil," and Betty Wddeson.
t
o* tR|g f « i f }
of the War Department, made an find th* Treasury borroaring M$
commentator, isirrlrd the rev -it
who said she wa, tha wife of
uneuccessful effort to har* Ha- only *1,009,000,000 to rtlira,
MIAMI.
F*b.
tt,—W
)—Decl*rSheriff*
deputies
went
t<
i|
would mean "a further shift t-i
Hoerard or "Clue” W.ldeoon,
good's “ punishment" mitigated.
luring securities, but aa
fholuola
today
to
investigate
a
vng
he
would
“
quit
the
twnch"
first,
ward military Fascism." "It may
Chief « f Police Roy G. William*,
tional *800,000,000 of rsady H lh
have serious consequences -o robbery in the Florida East Co,*l Judge Bep C, Willard refused to
atatad that both Overboltief, who
Th, now borrowing* will thov*
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 2 8 .- W Japan's foreign policy." ho add' I railroad yards there last night, A senienc* Thomas Hurley, New Scotti, Metropolitan
gwv, Daytona Beach aa ht, home,
the national debt to a new-record
special
agrnt
of
the
railroad
comYork
rtrs
horee
trainer,
on
doping
—Information
come,
i
from
Harry
and Wddeeon confessed to stealing
Opera Star, Is Dead peak—roughly *31,300,000,000,
|iany at New Syrmna was to Jomj charges in criminal court here bo
th* car, thxugh tha theft waa |L Well*, counsel for chain »tor, Mid-Season Fruit Is
This la for th* reason (hat M
thofficers
in
rhiiluoti.
I
rause
he
said
it
waa
admitted
Huroperator*
in
attacking
th*
19.15
frustrated by th* owner of the
ROME, Feb. 28.—(API—An lM*r. 16, th* treasury plug to
Declaring -agalnaV “waste, de- machine;
-------, ley was th* "fall guy” for a hors*
chain (tor* tax 'aw, that th* Su Cleaning Up Rapidly
tonin Scotti, 70, nntrd baritone, borrow (339,000,000 with which B
ban ford Lodge of the KIk* will owner.
/
spoiiation and two-man Joba“ In
Mr. Johnson had a thrilling premo Court's decision upholding
Death came will rotlra an equivalent
me*
Florida, B. F. Paly, flrat \a an
nominate officers si t> ' meeting^
Afier Hurley pleaded guilty tn died Wednesday.
ORI-ANDO,
Feh.
2H
.
-MI.I
major
port*
o
f
th*
law
probably
nd* with two of th* robber*. He
rill bo In chargv-s of using raffeine to stimu- to Ih* former Metropolitan Opera of lecurHIta maturing on Apr. l|s
th s evi ntng. F.lrrtion will
nounce his candidacy for’ gover
will
not
fa*
appealed
to
the
l/mied
season
fruit
it
‘^•leaning
up"
waa working in ibe ibcp when h*
nor In Oil, year1, election, told
m April., |<t, ihr horse Payrack at Hialeah star at Naples, his winter home On the latter dale, th* debt trill
reasonably fast and
Valenrla Merrh and installation in
heard hi* car being started, and State* 'Supreme Court.
This
IS
"exalted
ruler's
night' Park Jan. 21, Glenn C. Mincer, 4*o which he retired after he rovart to Its $31,300,000,000 level
an audlanc* on tha atreeta iaat
Wmla eaid he waa not speaking oranges are beginning to move
rushed out of th* building1 ju*ft
In addition to tho $800,000j»$
night that he favori wri.lng Into aa it wa* txing driven awny, With frr all firm* which attacked the to market in "a tma'l wsy." K. but Exalted Rider E. F lloua-1 amniant county solicitor, aaid nm- made hia final bow on the Met
'he Sta'a Constitution an amend- a machinist's hammer in hia hand law, 'but b« aaid "Our client* do A. Fender, cRVus sales manager bolder is ill anil will he unable to Car charge* would tw -dropped ropolitan stage three years ago. In new borrowing end the $H$v*
Scotti was burled today In 000,000 to meet Apr. IB matuii*
against Benjamin Davidson of
pot desire to appeal th* case to the for American Fruit Growers, do- ■’ <♦(''•.
th* Naples cemetery. He had ties, $430,004X000 wilt be sought <*
Brighton,
Maas.,
owner
of
the
dared
this
week
after
a
survey.'.
'
"
United State* Supreme Conn.”
■uffrred from a complication of meat an equivalent amount *jt
He tald that bloom tn grove* C‘W
J“ 1»F summoned J. horn*.
If h* decision is not appealed,
.'"“
'“
“
r1
'".'
5?;! d n o r ^ i d
r.
diseases.
securities coming due then.
tlrton with th* itat* during the 11* e'.ung to tha (par* ura for a and if petition* for rehearing in was beginning 4b "open wide” on1 »; £oo|wr. Orlan. » man who d*.
Mincer then asked th* court to
Strangely enough, no Dalian
b,k' r»
'n S.nford, :o firm Hurley th* minimam of *1,000
period to which ht waa alected. few nunuie, until he recovered hi* ■enf* of th* cases are not filed, th* hi. trip about the state and .la-1
However, ha -doaa not Intend to breath, and than elimbed around Supreme Court's decision will he- dared h . found (hi. cm IH,..n I ' P ^ ,n .M« " ; 'P»' ( “^ 1 n« ‘ frr violating th* state racing law. newspaper published (he newt Thrilling- Rescue I!
ask legislator, Co propose inch on th*_remnng board oh iho com* final next month, piatrf u- particularly noticeable In th* I Monday and tell the judge why
Judge Willard declared “ I am story of hit death, although
J he ha* not provided himself with
an smtndnaenl aa ho daclartd drtv*r*c side o f the car/ Wh«n he uor. fhep could b« mad* to the groves - o f Valencia nrangs-.
not going to fin* this irainrr' th# friends said there was no trouble1 Watched ByHundrejty—!
the Sanford bn. mea license.
him and the Fascist rathat "I am not taking favor, of reached tha window la told ^Hainan jptffc schools of funds collected — "In Mini Ul»trlct*«wtrrawi'r*
minimum of $1,000 when it i* ad between
*lma.
MIAMI, Frb. 28
a member ef th* Legislature or at th* wheel in no uncertain term* from the tax levirt.
r.u me their trees have pul. »“ * j The wr.tH r: . Partly cloudy mitted in court that h* is the ‘fall
H.
Allen, hi* son and
of any other man.”
guy,'
and
that
th*
owner
la
guilty.
a
very
heavy
new
growth
hul
uh
,
how,
„
)n
lh,
ioutf|
Informed aource* har* Mtimated
ha would “knock hia brains"
Elmira, N. Y„ fiaherawA
“ If the owner I* guilty, he may Suspect Is Held In
Whll* tha St«t* Supreme Court with the hammer if h* didn't flop. tb* occupational Iwena* feature of that the bloom is not’ as heavy |)ortion tonight, somewhat cold-r
. ,haa recently bold that n Wglala- Th* car stopped. But th* man wkp the law would produe* ISO0JW0 to aa anticipated," Mr. Fender c u n ih, „ t rem* south portion and enter a pit** o f gialty- IH *!*>* Capt. Jenkins’ Death rescued al eonsidenble risk
yesterday after tha rudder
4btor ran legal’y hold another aUU waa driving, identified a* th* $73(1000 annually, wuh 11,300.000 mentrd, af.’*r hia tour.
, near the coaet, tud posaibly light th* bench before I will fine this
of thtir cabin cruiser broke
office, Mr. Fhty raid tha: th* po "Dare Devil" Steven*, climbed
*2,000,000 coming from th* tag
He said that th* quality " f , fro, t |„ „ p ,„ „ | (1|,fe* in th* man with auch facta before the
DEFUNfAK SPRINGS, Feb. 28. heaving warns of Bakei**
sition 1* *lndafe«aibU" and that over Overholtxer, who waa
one-half percent on grow ro FloHda!
crop
of \ !lrm i!| extr'em* north portion; SttunUy court?'
—W —W lixn
county officer* over, exposing them te
Afterwards,
,
Mincer
e*id
th*
ha will -debate the question with oa th* other side, and ran,
•rang**
I*
“
way
ahead
of
last
f,(r
,
nd
,n
,h
(|
y
wirnler
jn
th*
pe* which th* Supreme Court
continued (o hold J. E. Hogarth as dengvr ef capsising.
tried.
Both
any man, naywhar*.’’ H« aaaeri- hohier, kept hm Mat, **d Mr. held constitutional.
bora*
owner
would
b*
year" and that - “ these late central portion.
Mi Simmons of Btmop, E l,
Hurley and Davidson were ruled they investigated the killing of
*d that th* adage that “a* ngaa J*haa*a kept him cove rad sctxh bio
Hi* rwepu# go** to pobli* irmngea certainly sre going tu
Capt. C) M. Jenkins at ih* Red B*. L. B Ogle ef Oklahoma, <
cah- serve two masters'1 is true kaoumr
Poll** determined bat night i off Fiend* tracks for h f. by the convict ramp Wednesday.
'ml* wall this spring." Mr. Fen
until
Night
O ifm r
the rescue, in their catius
today, and that It la “ positively Quaulshaum arrived and took him
der visited moat leading cirrus that High School boys were re- Star* Raria* Coenmisixm.
Officers said Hogarth disclaimed El Puma.
wrong” far a,lawmaker to cre to jaiL
district* on thia Dip.
sponsible
for
th#
“dead
man"
reeponsibiity
for
th*
(laying,
de
Meningitis Is Taking
Roaring up to the channel
ate a poeltlon and then himaalf
buax of a few n!gh(,s ago. They Warren Duncan Dies claring “ If I did ii, I didn't know
In Overho.'txer’i
pocket in *
in iheir own boat, tha twu
take th* Job h* cr**t*d.
FLETCHER RECOVERED
went to th* station to retrieve a
found a printed bttsinna card ot ToB In Massachusetts
At Age Of 15 Years it.”
found the oiher craft bainj$
“ Win, to** or draw, 1 navel Stevens, deaernng him aa a
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 6 - t d ' ) - fsod pair of, boots they had placed
Hogarth was held on recom helplessly between pililif*
Intend to Jef up cm my flfhl "dar* detn] auiomotxl* racar."
BOSTON, Feb, M *-0P )—Th* Seruttor Fletcher ( D, FI*.), r*.‘ on th* dummy. Chief Williams let
Warren Duncan, IS, son of mendation of a coroner's Jny after bridge foumUiions, ecem/nglyr
agnlnat th* alet machine*waa Steven* and other mendwrt « ( the death of 12 persona in two separate turned to hi* seat in th* Senate them have the bond on their
Mr.
and Mr*. » . P. Duncan. 817 an inquest into tha death of Cap to capeis*. A rope they get |
yesterday
after
an
absence
of
promts* they would not Sgaln
------- ---------------------------------------- party cam* to Sanford from Day outbreaks o j spinal ntmingitia m
Wait
First Street, died In a local tain Jenkins, who waa shot while her I roke, neerdf upPNI
prepet rat* the joke.
tona Baach yvaterday, th* chief Haatachutatts Inotitutiona, brought several days wnh * cold.
hospital
Iaat night after an Hi asleep.
croft over, and * wa* bp*
aaid, with th* inuntion o f patting a drastic quarontin* last night to
m a r it i Mb n e w s
Capt. A. Ooursey eras placed in mane/ed » awing the *8|k*r
nes* of four weeks. Funeral
an an aosomohde tireu* both th* Oty Hovptcal and AJmhcus* 0„
then the dknweae!
service* will be conducted by the charge of the convict .camp
" “ E by th* s * r then
From th* ihrt $ Central Flori similar t* *n* they staged Ip th* Long Island, in th* I r o n harbor.
Rev. C. H, Baker, pastor of th* prison division at TaEahaaae*. / l o Y l b o t i owed io islk y .
beach city.
An audiroah in Janaary of th*
da at
200 persona
Full Go*pel Tabernacle, from th*
Wild*son Mid lb* po’.ie* today
diroaa* rook fly* U*u at th*
“ * ” " hr tha
r e ta r /
Erickson Funeral Home to Ever Assistant Secre
from sharo.
ihai
h*
and
tho
two
woman
tpor*
p*na>
farm
hi
Bridgewater.
Coanty y n — ar -id <
green Cemetery Oomorrow morn- Of Treasury To Speak
tha death of Hargarot
•bowing arrival, and departure, in another car foltowtag tho oa*
CINCINNATI. Feb. 2 8 -ln fu r- ment from hia intom* end he ha* ing i t 10 o'clock.
l^ C A L W E A T B P ^ j
Bailer, 12. d u f a r of Police Ser matlon leaned by th* International t» put down tn income tha amount
via M. John* Hr*r. Friday, Fob.
Warren was born In Tallaha*geant Henry J. Badey.
to
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
28.—W)
(8, IMS.
*
Revenue Department discloses that he paid hia attorney as wall.
■** and waa a student In tb*
n o rm* by dh
call*
ARK1VALS
*•
On the other hand, a beautiful Sanford achoo'a. In addition to —Mies Joeephin* Roche, sesiswnt
a woman whn receives alimony
Mb U U DKXBTBfL general last sight.
need not report lh* peyment* aa woman who wlaa a beauty canteal hia parents be Is survived by two lecrotary of (he Trtefhry, heads
WHAT’S DOING
t a q a K M m IUvc? Use C*.
taxable Income, but the fellow must Hat the prise aa Income, Th* brother*, J, D, end Theodor* tha liar of epeeksra announced for
Democratic women*!
con
H I ETHEL DOW, tnorml earwho peye that alimony cannot governmant says prise* *o wen. Duncan ef Sanford, end two a
r*. ft . Job** W n r U m Co.
deduct it from hia Income.
and also the td.40 you collected sisters, Mr*. J. M. Moon of Sen- ference to be held in Tampai, Fla,
TODAY
hia t*fA K TO E E bT
Likewise, damages collected for on that $2 ticket on “ He Won" In ford end Mr*. Elmer Couricn of Mar. 1$ and 20.
w m iM » W n H
B LARS DEX9TER, geaec
Mr*. James H. Wolfe, director ef
7:30 F. M.t Oaaln-IUnfrod hae-' alitMtiena e f affections, breach the atxth race, mutt be listed si Jacksonville.
th* wonmen’e division o f tbn Dem
River Lin* Cm
personal injury, Ineom* and Used. But, th* $2S
ketball gam*. BaminaU High gym- ef - promise,
3W, general «*rocratic Nations] Committee ale*
slander, and Uhet aren't taxable you dropped on th* poale* will be
■ONUS MAIL HRAVT
will speak, sad M m Charles W.
m arriage settlements or deducted.
“ tS F. M.t Bamlnala Sara' Athmarriage separation agreement,
UUe Oah, A i m .
If yea parked loo long and paid
WASHINGTON, Fab. tt— M TflUct, J r, ef Raleigh, N. C , wdl
a fine, you eanmt deduct It, but— —Tb* Veteran* Bureau announced lead tha dieeeaaioti*. Mis.
100 F. i u Bka Lodyr*. Elk* payments.
But the feQ«wj|ho pays damage here’s a break—if It reel you $M that IJHAm appticdtlona fbr K. Well*#, Flenda'e national comartU epeasar tha
v to repair damage t* your car you payment of tb* '
*“
Ttvhaend Clah, fo> breach' a f From'** or oth.-r
received.
aettlomeat
deduct that pa/- cap deduct that from
2,1 Applications
Being Considered
Hagood’ sRemoval
$1,125,000,000
Hole In Treasury
Auto Thieves Are
Taken In Tow By
Police, Constable
%
Paty F o r Change
In ConstVtutfibn
On Two-Man Jobs
•’■
—
**t
‘Fall Guy* Won’t
Be Sentenced By
Judge In Miami
Chain Stores Are
Not Expected To
Appeal Tax Case
•s
xm rss^ i» * « * *»>
.
a
He Wbo Pays Alimony Can’t Deduct It;
She Who Receives It Need Not Pay Tax
SiaL------- tU. ,
t
.
-^.U^r-.rnnt.Mir -.n*fa
�.What
“ s s 't r w t e A S W s sr^t Japanese
armiu
have no chance whatever of being elected president of
the'United States, according to The living Church, High
Church Episcopal weekly, published in Milwaukee. For,
Omrr.l Kreji Do. hark, <ha Jap« " « Arnry’i chief political agoni
<a Nceth Chiaa. • landing figure.
Chmoaa export wm* obtained
and for a time it appeared the >•-
A t mol of /nqojre #nd pm * •aoaui /« r «ho aaaaaaiaanon of
SflORTSCAM P
*■
iK# O d 6 *1 tW militmrift*
IhM f f J J| A 4 O0 Vtet iW v CAlifU of the War
fi& v U
P *¥
W
f»F*W
fw w **-
f * W * . tltowon p* Jas4
w w iK w ^ * i
«■
,tnim# na"onfi isolation, *mj «nUn
Mrrieo
e'er;/ffjtfd national
r w i /or erenrp« /
* h « “*{•
«
following tho
^ g g g P ^ r M 1W
lih r all, if premier! have
f9 H f*f*. why no< Japan*** T
Thar General Uhgood teems
hen-forgotten was ihst Gey.
idea had already retired.
Ueved in Democracy and the rights of the common mao;
“—by the League of National ^laoclation and the In
ternationalists, because he warned of entangling foreign
alliancoe;
“—by the Isolationists and hundred-percenters, be
cause he entered into a treaty of alliance with France, ant
welcomed Lafayette, yoi> Steuben aridf JGj#ci(f#$o fa bis
"—by the conservationists antf the ^malj/amated Fruit
Growers of. Amerfca, because he pi}t tjown the cherry-tree."
, - - f)-- .
The Continuinfjr Costs Of War
thnk ibiny years from now
1/ h'^vo forgoitrn all about
Although more than 120 yean have elapfuri ajnee the
Working Gifl Can
ny IJT.7S a Year—
1 whai'r mope, some
as th* Baprvmv Court wiot
ttk on thu alphabet *oup,
thu P.-T. A.’» a n a lutiu b,t
tain about thmr legal poxioon.
I Politician la liku a mag
•an gw menuy out of rtw,
I ho tipocta you 10 pay t
fiitn .and 589,369 ex-service men pf to#)}/ groups wjio re
ceived about 1374.000,000 last ypgr. -•• .
1. Thin was disclosed recently ip the annual report of
irigadler General Frank T. Hines, administrator of Vet
erans A ffair*. The document showed that 894 widows
were still getting pensions for the services of men who
ought In the Mexican War which andad in 1848. T)io
Civil War pension roll contains lQO.gtyO yitfcwp epd minor
or helpless children of veterans. On (ifcqjjjti of It)d(ip
War service 4,746 widows and 4eReni)efit| received pen
sions.
For the Spanish-American War 89,045 widows, minor
childfen and dependents wpre on the rbllsi A^ihe result
of World V f u service-connected deaths, pensions were
icing paid
26,488 widows, 39,161 children and l8fj475
parents. Also 7,840. persona were getting’ pensionf rpi ac
count of peace-time deaths of servlcs'msn In llna of duty.
The number of veterans reelin g pfryiiq.nn god <pippensntlpn, together with the cost, follows:
Civ I War-IH.273 — ....... .............---------- 114,144^66
Indian wars—3,899
...... .......i----- ----------- 2.1M.494
ioanIsh-Atnerican War—187,892
........ - .....66,262226
World War service connected—3515,876 -I..........lp,4jT2*8
Vorid War, non-service connected—33,604
..... 12,097,440
chatlineed by Japan*** pprllsmantatjans * for a generation.
Prince Ito. "felhtr of th* consti
tution,” was ont of the first uf
tho ehslltngers. Ho was u u i t l nslrd by pro-militarist fanatics.
Fremiti' Inuka!, ‘ In (D31, ’chal
lenged again—and be. too, was
assassinated.
And now Koraklyo Takahariil,
ernfruble Uinltter of Finance, has
challenged, end ho apparently
has paid srltb bio lift.
\
The 4lf/»r*pcyp between gdreeafre of parliamentary ruU and a
mllUynr 4>ri*ier»h;p. in Jg'p
ere perfectly not err. That la
what makes them ao impoasibl# of
rrtondlist on.
(
Th- pro-mil.tarUlp ^lj*v* Mlration of the nation rests in su
preme army rontrel.
The pirllimrntaran* believe,
Just as sincerely, that anpy con
trol means a dietpioryhlp which
-•annul bu' lead to s war In yhlph
da pan will bo defeated and th*
empire ruined.'
Takahuh! probably was select
ed as the first vle'.lm In tbs pres
ent break boepus# of hly poeltigp.
Aa Mtnle'ter of Flnanc* U f f * the
duty of th* venerablo it ■teaman—
who was sdutalid as a "botind
hoy” fh iht Unl’tod States—tp con
trol governraeo'> finance.' ' TJtai
Otffeo, » ■
aagaaaipated bp o junior officer with a
aober aa ho eat at fai* daok m
Tokyo
Trial of iho aaooaam again
In-pughi cm the determination of the
extrema nationalist* to "parity the
nation^] Ufa" of the empire end te
rs-oaiablish the doctrine of (he ow
pro me right of the armed f arena ^
to “ take over eotum! o f * 0 country:
in periodo of etnergency."
‘ The dettmunetUn o f the Natioaelixte * w Indicated t- the urenu of
to
dwm, •loetfiu, u posilblo.
ipiroflrr O'Connor aay* that
doporita haV- now ret chad a
p oll. And 1h»y toll ui that
dtpoaiia in Orrmany rvachad
■ are more lourlaia eomlni
rhfn tkia y»«r than at «o
are U«t wlntar. And tha
w bo into almost *vtr
(ho fire Dionno
ehililren.
Do
Total wltlofa, gtc.—308,808....-— — .......—
Grand total—892.868 .... ................. ........ J
In addition, 8,628,701 adjusted compenaatlou
J a ^ a o '. I —
iIlL *
la ttila llu ,
(tha bonus) ' ■were
in fppco uwith
a maturity
vslue, Isgr
aehed by mi 1 loans, aggregating 13,478,187,481. Ths
actual ..
net <1 jurseraenta of tb« Vetsrana ^dmiulatratlon
in the ^last
a i fiscal year tor all yatjttps’ arlfv}tle| Vers
8618,622.341
—
SANFORD TW E N ty VBABS ACO
Among tho rery prattleat *t
tko aftornoon affaire of laat wook
in tha Washing. waa tha lovaly flowOr __W tjq
:h that Now
irelkjatad more
re c l**», to t
Has. Cwi) Oabb
Burring, lire. 0.
\
!#*■*!**;
Tskahaiki had -argutd Ihat
Ihtre muat bu a limit’ to military
oxpundUtut—tba: naSlonal u ta t-1
1.Ptndtd Jiut aa muck upoa1
llal preparvdnuaa aa upen*
ry prepartdnuaa. During 'tho 1
ilgn for rtntral •luetian ihU'
ife fe S iS '
T« ttUhdahPa’ tloouoat*
ittrfculud Iq pfri, tW gainf n
>y tho prdUlkriait pari fa* In
action.
Tstremo * natlotia
,nd lh. mill (ary co m ^ toF
l/ft Wlwt>Spli
wao falnttg ground apd tlGw tha
datlgft or war w’tii Soylrt Huuu
•e«‘o tinea 1931, ' damandad th*
oatabllahmant of a militarily contrelkd regma wklek woptd altfla
JKriss&ifSLSffi
Ruaala—which tha
military km.
2
•
U ifila
v 9L&m
PBUPBBPf
mber Co
finished bomber
�fm tA i.p,
sa n t o r o ,
rLowtPJt
Auto ownsrehfppsr capita lit Mere motor vehicle* * i » r*ft*M The United State* Ku "n*l About to.000 troop* ate
err in Alabama than in any lured in New York than In any I ate motor vehael* to every S 071 uon«I on in* wlau] of
har (tat*.
I other rate. California ia aaasad.1person*.
' T T K ^iy.r-V t -*‘ -fr'W te 'mi
Calendar
Dr. Andrew Brodie
To Talk On Peace
____
Owing to conflicting cn/*g*'
mnua, Pnnceaa Juba Camacuaea#
Grant will not U ablo to give a
lector* at the monthly btutern
funchern o f th* Woman'* Club *f
Sanford achadaltd to take place
Wedncadajr afternoon at iha chib
hotua oa Oak Avenue.
In bar
p ace, tb* rlid> haa acet/red Dr. An
drew lfalroaa Brodie who wdl
apeak o „ “ Prace.“
' Dr. Brodn ia from Wuchita,
Kaiuaa, and ia lpendmg the win
ter m Mount Dora. He hi* a rep
utation aa a apaakcr and orator
equalled by few in the tinned
State*. II* waa the national repraacntatrvw at Washington for the
Near East Relief during the World
War and led the American Goodwill
Pajsgation to Europe and th* land*
of th* Near H it. ](• hat been a
lecturer on comparator* tLigkin*
and • now chairman of iha Uaitsd
Stain Committee on War and iha
religious cutlook.
Th* program for th* afternoon,
which begin* at 1:00'o'clock and ia
open to the public, will also feature
an addreea on the Florida State
Collage for Women by Mia* Vir
ginia Earle and piano number* by
Mr*i Urban Kruilcrtr. of Ka'aiMtoo, Mich., winter reaidem of Punta GardaDuring the buaineaa session and
luncheon, which will begin at lliSO
P. ML., the annual election of officere will taka place. Only elab
member* may attend th* luncheon.
High School P.-T. A. will be held
at 8tl8 P. M. In jh* ITI-V room
and will bo followed be the study
claea, under Ih; direction of Mrs.
Jam** M-ughton. at 1:10 P, M.
Regular meeting of lh» Semiaole High School P.-T. A. will
lake place at 1:00 p, M. in th*
•chool auditorium.
Mra. John p . Jinkuu will hava
a nvacallaneoua .bower at 3:30
at her home. .100 French Avenue, id
honor of Mrs. Forrest May, a re
cent bnde.
Beard meeting of the Woman'*
I Club o f Sanford wilt be held at
•UK00 A. M. at th* club house.
(
tk# -' drad«#
but|f
a^mclally fa* tb* peeps* t, Is « t nfa* ib* eataoal -f r W t t e OoU to
t e l vassal* ad Mt~qriaa thaa tlx
V *
WEDNESDAY
The Cine Depaftmcnf of the
Woman's Clrib will meet at noon
at iha chib haute.
Monthly but’D*}' luncheon of
th* Woman'* Club of Sanford will
taka ptors at 18:30 P. M. at tbo
; i. r . hh WUm
hia
' homd in Mocks
i■pending a ikon
Dr. and Mr*.1 A
Unto. *'< U
W. R. Dyaog baa afTi**d from
Buffalo, N. T. and'PitUburg^v Pa,
la ipend a week hare wnh Mr*.
t e t draft u TMHtapw. , l *t
'•"Tb* eKaiUer.
wide, will
cdPa taming bwlMtae* ' n d at
Wo> Meeadn. - Deglteqeae ' and
whirr** at th* two point* will be
ratahilahad by th* navigation die-
y o u r la st c h a n o
tor Save Money by Buyin
Before Purcell’s
College Telia Hpw
To Apply ypr' Job
Pyite. •
Georg* Turner, Jr. I* confined
Co hie home, 810 Welt Second
thisi s
ORINNELL, Iowa, Feb. 1 8 b f t - A courae In aalf-Mlearnan ,
chip 1* th* newest educational
wrinkle tn Griruiell college cur-
Mr*. D. U. Wilder will arrrr* rtwWm.
lemorrow from Orlando to apend
It* firet object la to help *tuth# week-end web her methag, dwiU eralue thCmatlYea end then
Mr*. Jhoo TJ Brady, Ppiawto to "pot their beat foot forward"
Avenue.
-•j •when seeking employment for
Frol. W. R. Boorman.' •
Philip Bach of Eluting, N. Y.
Proepectlre graduate* will be
and R, U M. Aat of BtoomfMd, brought tnto centact with employ.
N. J. left today fgr their koala* Ora, who are being aeked to make
after apending a few irnka t e n 10-miaut# talk* to the data. Tbs
ri»l ting relative*.
»••*» tn I ehtdaata will receive advice nn
* * * *• *PPij fur John and how to
Philip Aat la planning to laave conduct Interview*.
tomorrow for Bloomfield, Me i.
after eptndlng several waaka-tera
wllk kle brother and etatahslodaw
Mr. and Ura. Robert B. Aart, PalMr. and Mr*.- l» a . Ham and
Mr. and Ur*. J. F. Hatohfee of
Mockartll*. N. C , and Km,
W.
Rucker and children, Barbara And
Wayde, J r, motored to. Silver
Springe Turaday ftp the daf.
DAY!
SATURDAY
FOR SATURDAY. FEB. 29, ONLV
Virns Cough Dno?
Mn« J. c . Bill*, Jr, of Geneva
will Itairo Sunday for Nam York
City to Tiak b*r aiitar, Mn. I
Stanley B. Hall. Sha will also apend
a abort lima wick another aiatar, ’
Hr*. Alban Mrftdkx-fc. at ter
Work
"U JK BENRY ’
MrfdVDMN
Fine Quality Covert Cloth
In Blue or Gray
14'» to 17’a
OptemotrW •
Eyoa EiamlM*
Ghana* CorracUj Flttad
H I M i An, —
t % i\
Cookies
43c
'
'
,q|4
—*»
(Cookies
15c All Kinds
. -t
irts
g\
PRESS SHjRTS E S 9oG
*■
Cookies^'
t
:
Men's Imperial Flex
At The "Mayfair
Mr. and Mr*. Henry W. Spael
and Charles J. Spaal of Wtimingion. Dal, epd Mtaa M. L. 8po*l of
Philadelphia are guaata for % few
day* atilte MayfairAaWrtg the overnight-* gurad
Thueaday at the bm*I WC7*: Mrand Mn. John C. Baker of Mont
clair, N. 3.1 Mr. and Mr*. Ratlin
G. Baker of Rulgoway, Iow*.| J
D. Harper of Jacksonville; Harry
Wa!U of Philadtlphm; and Mr.
and Mn. V. K. fleegar and S. Otto
of Jacksonville.
S h
t-
15c
Cookies
2 D oe, 21c
•' II- /
iA Sanford Product
Nunnijllyls
li
Sally's Bake Shop
W i '¥ § A
i
png-ineer -
yarn
Pre-Bhrunk, fu1
of Extra
He
Denim.
“Tho
engineer wcarn,
TH'6ae Famous
CURLEE SUITS
A fine assortment Df Curlee all wood sulta for men
and young men. Odd sizes but all flno patterns,
your Inst chance at
Baautiful
Assortment
[REE F1ECB
Munition
ored. y # t 'rdHM»> W l
and cora$JtHiMfc'' « v a
Spring da/. Jiat Um thing
to wear noW kod tktag In
the pumWWr, In W 'f l M taring a)iad*a:'.
Silk boudea, frosted
boudu, and chanilie yarna.
S ftA 12 HO 44.
' -|
LINOLEUM
A flno aaaortment and you will
want to ae< them before they
art told out at thla low price.
Solid colon and printa.
8orvico
and Chiffon
Freak Let
Excellent
W f P . r fW A
ROSE
;
COTTON PRINTS
.Values
Fast Catari Smart I
. fOW DER
Ladlra* Gray Ckanthry
UNIFORMS
Reg. IIAe B *0 m
LIVING ROOM
SUITE
»# ^
h Id
DoubJt Cotton
r *l * # * * » f
Silk Rayon Dreea
ZZJ
Aba’ Oet Matt Week Baa
^
’ |M a
ipment of Florence Stoves and Ranges in
Mpdels. ^Te carry ti
Tree with all Ranges
^ “
ycubu™1
I
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Sts.
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BANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, FRBROAHT t B , 1 W
Tax Adjusting
Success Is Up
To Lot' i*'Owners
1'. rjl, •Hr' *
'ersonals
~ M
Famous Team Of Genesee Brewing: Company Combi* Monday
A&SZeiit* *-*
m u A N U BACH - O X y o u , nr#
hereby rnr*!#rt>f. nnd re q u ir e d In ep pHtar no April fill. A. O', l i l t , t »
line bill of rnmpllalnt Hir'd mgRlnst
y o u In th » a b o v e
a n t IIle d
e llN ,
and T i l * Kanfard llarald* la here
by df*lKTiHt*d as the newspaper In
whirl! title order shall be published
<fte# a week for four H ) eonoeea*
U ? t weak*.
WITNKBH my hand as Clerk o f
thl* Court and
Ihw H^il o f said
Court at fUnfnrd. Flarlda, this f is t
day of February. A. f>, l i l t ,
»
O P. KKBNDON.
1
Clerk Clreult Court.
Ily A. M. W E E K * .
Iteputjr Clerk.
n m Botes Of
Tangerines Shipped
>. WJ Shinho'.ser I* <11 u
H00 Oak At n h .
of 1*77,000 koxu of Csngerioea of the tax encnmbranco. It wax
hiT. boon skipped from Florid* m p h u iu d , however, that under
■o for thti M*ion, according to thi law *117 property owntr who
figures compiled bom for C « r |* allowed an edjustmsnt of dotral Florida Now* Service bp H. llnquvnt tax** by the board 1*
7. Wltloon of tho Federal-Btata! fir m M dayi In which to pay
Market Mown Berries.
| such sdjastsd tan*, and If
TUo total exceeds tho official tho payment it not made within
’(orornm nt estimate on Cutger- tho prescribed period the ordtr
ino#—made by H, A. Mark* of of adjustment bocomoa null and
the U. & Department of Agri-. toId. Mombom of tho board statfect*y trained that not otto baa ever
ml tarn—by aomo 177*00 box**, id that A ll matter ihould be
even started to bob.
Mr. Mark* la * autumn **tl-| considered by property owner*
For two years, now, tho Geneses
mated total ihJpmenta of tan*er- when making application! for a
12-horse team haa been touring the
Inc* from Florida In (bo 19I&-M mnaaeument of their land boldcountry making “personal appear
•anion would be 1* 00,000 boi n . |Dgi.
Tangerine* am now almost *JI
The Commlnlon voted about a FamousTeam Hitched ance*” in ciriee whtm tho famous
to wbith they gave a name,
tone.
month tfo to li t up thi Tax
To One Wagon Will brew
Genesee 12-Hori# Ale i* popular,
■■
Adjustment Board, but because
Parade On Streets and ■howmg at fairs and expos,,
WIDD1KO RUMORED ,
of objection* from tho BondMANAQUA, Nicaragua, Feb. U . holder.' Protective Committee It
tiona. Last summer they warn “the
—UP)— A reliable authority stated was not put Into operetlon.
Twehr# horses, each weighing hb of the show" si such widely
Mile Helen Lae Doherty, death- The** objection* were Ironed out over a ton, all hitched to one Wagon known shows as New York Stale's
ter o f Henry 1. Doherty, utilities yesterday at tt conference be- and all pulling as one horse! If Hamburg Fair and tho Eastern
mifnato o f New York and Miami, rwten Kenneth M. Keefe, chair- you know dreoght horses, you'll State* Exposition at Spnngfield,
end Theodora William Weasel, of mag 0( the bondholders, and prtAooiy say, "It can’t be done." Maaa. Their last show-ring ap
Danleh nationality, will be mar- ,h* Comm|„|0n. Fo'lowinf that Whether you know draught home* pearance was the South Carolina
rled hem thle evenInf.
conference Acting Mayor 8. O. or not you'll pritbebly say, “That'i State Fair at Columbia, line* which
_ , „ " r i_
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„
Bhlnhotier lscuad a etatement that a sight I would like to see.” And time they hare been touring the
Vtb, M.
bondholdem am “willing
tiling and
that ia exactly what you can d o |Carolina* Georgia, and Florida.
egmaabt* to go ahead with the
recent appearance in
when tha 12-horse team of the Gen* 1 Thwr
matter of adjusting Irregulari
•see Brewing Company of Roches- Tamp* at t* Florida Butte Fair
ties in the form of taxis si tong
crowned on# of the longest and
aa any dsflnlt* beneficial results #r, N. Y. come* to Sanford Monday,' moet successful trip* probably ever
to pared* the streets several times
to the City accrue.”
taken by horse*—certainly by a
L A IS TO CLASSIFY
daily.
All memben of tho Commis
12-hom* (earn.
The
Genesee
12-horse
team
ia
an
Good condition, standard Bok Tower Concerts sion, with tho sxeeptlon of Mayor
Transportation of this tsam from
$10 Cash. Phone 904-J.
T. L. Dumas who Is 111, attended absolutely unique sight, for it is placa to plat* proved quite a prob
Bok Tower concerts, Lake tha conference wl(h Mr. Keefe said to be the only 12-horse hitch lem for h* dwnera until they ac
lAIXt Thor0bred Black Po
In America, and probably the only quired what ia said to be the most
Wales, every Tussisy, Therspup*. So* them In our
one in the world. The home* am complete
day and Saturday et noon and
and luxurious motoris, Saturday. Tuxedo F*td
all Belgian Roans, beautiful speci drawn palace borne car in exist
every Sunday at I P- M.
Bok Sanctuary open every
mens o f their breed, well-matched ence. Thi* is a tractor trailer in
IODEL Ford Coop*. day from 8 A. M. to I P. M.
for color, site and conformation, which five home* can be carried
n r, now tag, chsnp
Singling art museum and Piggly Wiggly Store and perfectly trained. It was at once. Fitted with loudspeaker
circus
winter quartern at
quit* a tnck, iar their handlers, to equipment, this trailer will also ap
Observes Anniversary train
Sarasota open svtry day.
these horses to work together, pear with the horses on Sanford
Before
prohibition,
brewery streets^
Th# Mvsntoenth anniversary of horsee were, of course, a common
AH Kindi
Genesee 12-Hora# Ale to which
for cash. Cell nt J. W. ThraJlktU's, Flggly Wiggly will bo observed sight. The fifteen years o f pro- these home* gam a name, ia one
inford Product
111 W. First St. Phono S1S-J. with the moet comprehensive food
of tha most popular malt beverages
's Bake Shop Saturday.
■ale over attempted In A s South. hfcition however, ware the yearn in In the South. Tha Cenaaee Blow
transportation
Plans have been In A * making which motonied
ing Company also brews Genesee
for months. Buyer* hay* acoorcd made its greatest strides, and after
the nation for ipoetacular offer beer and ales srere made legal, Deer one of the few ail-mab lagers
ings. Nationally famous manu moit breweries turned to truck* produced in this country. Tha
facturer* an operating in a big rather than horses for deliveries. brew has Just recently been
The Genesee Brewing Company, brought south of the Mason-Dixon
Alive With Laughs, Love, Thrllli!
way.
Outstanding features of ths nevertheless, decided to use homes lino and ia also ahnning many
event are a sal* of 'Libby foods, for delivering In the downtown sec friend*. Cenenee brews am disspecial sales ef moats by ftmooi tions o f its home city, Rochester, (routed all over Florida by Smith,
packers, a cheet* gale, specials on Now York, and purchased two Richardson A Conroy.
WhCo showing in Sanford tho
popular brands ef butter and mar- three-horee
teams of Belgian
twelve Genes** horse* will L* quar
garins. Produce specials Include1
inch Item* aa lettuce, bananas,
tered at Colonial Chi Station, 820
apple*,.etc. at unusual prices. Bulk
W. 1st St.
Visitors are always cordially
goods, such u floor, meal, rlco,
etc., are outstanding •peclaIs.
invited to com* there and no* how
The tala began today end will
they ere cared far. Men. women,
continue elx day* through Thurs
and children who always seem to
day, Mar. S. An ambitious pub
enjoy these horses particularly,
licity program !• being under
will all be welcome.
taken In this territory to Inform
everyone of th* birthday values.
Consular sdviees and direct sug
Jam** W, Lyles, manager. Ingestions by tha CanadiSg trad*
vile* attention to tha stem 1 id
commission in Rio da Janeiro
elsewhere In this Issue and heart
point to Bmeilian salsa of orange*
ily Invites the public to attend th*
and other product* in Canada in
12 Horse Team Of
Genesee Company
Is Coming Monday
- In action, tho Gene*** 12-hor*e
team is handled by on* man, who
jijoy Lunch Tomorrow at
Sumy-Side
)ur New Fountain! MARKET
^SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY1
Plate
If you tided flowers for
tb« tabu or for • tick
friend—we hare a good
assortment to choose
from.
Mixed Bouquets a apo
dal ty. PHcca reason*
I LUNCH
jJOON 11 A. M. TO 1 P. M.—NIGHT 6 TO 7 P. II,
CUBED STEAK
[MASHED POTATOES WITH GRAVY
COLD SLAW
SLICED TOMATOES
COFFEE—MILK—BUTTERMILK
WB SERVE
C o n tro l Over
S h ip m en t Of
Citrus A sk ed
\The best advice
11 ever gave you
\ C h a n g e to
probably will hi outlined to
growers at a series of meetings
tb be conducted all over the state
by the extension service of the
University of Florida.
Tha pact haa been under con
sideration for esveral months, end
began to take definite form four
week* ago at a conference called
In TnUahaese*
by
Governor
Sholtx. Yesterday's hearing was
called by Wallses at the request
of Industry representatives.
-Thera was no Indication at the
banring of the attitude of Wal
lace. on the proposal, although a
brief filed by representative! of
hie department expressed the ba
ll*/ that “ Florida grower* can
Increase their return by regu
lating tha total volumo marketed
during a glrnn season.”
LEGAL NOTICE
in t h i em errr court is amd
row
s n im u i
com m ,
n o ir o s . nt cxiavikht.
P o r N O S . C O JiC D H A T iO N . a co r
poration e rn e e lia d
end
s s ls t le *
undvr ik s !■<>■. o r ths a i s le e f
N tw T u r k , P la in t if f.
>M IN T*
SPR IN G S
Glentnore'g
S p r in g s l a . t h a ^ M M
great, outstanding value
leader among good wills*
kies today. The grains and
the methods used in dis
tilling it are exactly tha
mw ( as those used In the
very finest o f ail American ■
whlikieu
^
ouMMoai D u m in n i co , maj
Mliiil Sprimis
Cardtii Helps When
Nerves Seem O n1
Edge Every Month'
la a painful,
lag every me
i Ihemallm
n fix, suffer*
lay hava eouea
which Caudal
J. J. DICKINSON
Former Ctowtt Jades
Seventh Judicial Ctrcilt
t p r ic e s a n d * ta r m *7
Our Famous
Hot Dogs
and
BattermUk
yorn d tiV liU the Norge
dmltoMsr jMand tat «W
�PAGE F1VF
THE SANFORD IIERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Celery Feds Play
At Home For Last
tw track tonight u
th* llih P I
.
WJ
.•
rat on a ipeed program which O n O r t C F
I x U D llD fif
oild attract hundred*. Billed
®
tha favorite to nab thw wobi C _ _ _ _ _
J
r Caper* Son, Trd Warden and, t j C H S O Q i F O D O S B O
Ily K»y, Otheri entered include.
n
nti Warden, Creaene* -TJwited,
R y X f 9 4 a ( n i l T i l 'l l
tte Blue, CaUe Hr, and Gulden,
V eU U U C H
,d.
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l'3< (h# Mm« b«truf {MrlkutfirU
U lG A I. NOTH f.
<1 4 )
- A»tM'»ni rrisT'i
in
* * id
m onth
\u
>>f ( In * C o u r t , ami
Mi if ih- fi'.nt i.iwr
u
,i i-**! !**'t At lu ll, I'twO.lilt
Eie.en tace* aUowdi beoifemi Bears And Alligators
S3f» """■ ■“n,“ “ ’ ’“ l Need Protection, In
Tonight’* entne* and ic.ecnoni( Opinion Of Member
Celery Fed* of Seminole High j
play their laat basketball games,
of the ****on on the home cou't
tkk* arming. The final gam* o f '
th* playing ataaon will be to
morrow arming when the Fed*
play Orlando in Orlando. Then
will com« thi conference fame*
in Tararra next week.
Tonight'* game* will be against
Ocala, the same team again*’
which lha Feds played in their
•pentn’g games last Jan. 10. The
am t Dnf-up will be used tonight
u on that initial gam*, Coach
Whitey McLuca* stated.
Th* first game at 7:30 o’clock
will be between the |l squads, and
the contest betwren the A quin
tets of th* two schools w.ll follow
hnmadiaSf hflThe
admission
charge ia 25 cent* and th* coa-Fi
and member* of th* studes: body
hop* for a crowd in tha gym to
encourage the local boys in their
effort to down the Ocalans, among
U>« atjAifrMt’ players In the con-
ORLANDO, Feb. 2S.-(/Pl—Ths
F onda Conservation Council rec
ommended that ibe siate hunting
sraso,, *>• abortned to end Jan, 20.
It named at an objreiK* star*,
w-id* protection for alligators and
*!ta establishing of a closed season
on black bears.
Other objectives named*by the
group inehidrd:
1. Esisb'ishing a eloeeil season
on black bat* during iso momhv id
th* spawning season, the ila:es to
differ m various parts of Fli'roli
2. Reduction of ihr hag l.nui
on black bats from 12 lo eight.
3. l«gislation making it c mpriaory for every Fonda iv i n
15 years of age or older 'r, per
chase a fresh water fishing Ittvti**
ineluding hit hr me coumy.
4. legislation banning -’ie -si
or iransponatton of tarpon. c»-»n
n»: bat* and snook.
5. legislation making .1 ill.-gV
to use a tern# or net in Hv*h » »
tar eicepe With permission of be
State Conservation Departr.un
fl. legislation making it d ei »l
to c a r r y a shotgun or r»fl<* m Hut
Ida srrtxjs a f t e r the hunting -ia-oo
is ended.
The group derided to «**iahl>»h
hradquartera at [evanurg, hiiitu- of
I Chairman David Newell.
At Kennel T r a c k
The fourth o f * ipnc* nf hi•etkly hurdle ra m will be prr*
m It II \N|lM \ItK
Sttu'v ‘Ahi »• washing find
>nffr-»•«!y careful ironin»c
ev»*ry piece
i f men i fftriMted In «ur
1 <hi tttiriinu
he Miperiun*
I Or line I tim e.
Be line 3 tim es.
Sanford Products
Make Sanford
BuySanlordProducts
Sally's Bake Shop
7c line S limes.
|< line 1 month.
Minimum charge 10c
south of CVvila,
l— Announcements.
|CASH. T h e- «r
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired young imilrv i
by on* who really knows hove mated, and • m!
drlfgt. JtwvUr. d ir . A**.
nem yard
- uh
c Ilent n»ml< '11u
onlil < pamVtv
i»r w i hmit hn>o
O S T : Tw o
I ' , S m ail h
i upn r uni \
new le k e s h o r v huul v a t.I
r pi a te re tu rn to I t i.h a rd
Dixie Crystal
\v of t an* ami oiir •hormnrhrifN t I* miNtanilm u
m
each piece wp prffceAg in
th** m ixle l plant
fa r
more
than won!*
Hi our work.
it *|H*aks
convincingly
it mark* all
Seminole C o. Laundry
unc 473
819 W . 3rd
- i
mult* at a ■‘ ip
(H it* l Illy
i: If.’raid off ce
tu
.K ij
TUX HIMl J U K f i ll
113.1)0
Saturday N ght M I' 'I
K. A l» Si ia eh.
«i
1 uxi do Hairy
41 *;i)
Price* Sat. Only * h-b •.irry
Friday Febrw*
ary 28th thru
Thur. March 5.!
Don’t Mia* It I
1— Automobile*,
s*jsuSa*.
A sale of sales! A Jubilee of Values' Ten big color
uric,.* — the biggest fi»~l thrill in 1936 years! Ask fl
list —- save many dollars — hurry 1
LETTUCE
*— Help Wanted
MAN WANTS 1) fur Ka«•it- gii
Route of Him fam Bus. Wri lu t.1
day. Rawleigh. 1lepl. FA 14-21 I s,\. It* >11KRTS' u MHii
Mtmphi*. Tenn.
M nlh**r't
Hi- ■vkm
Mhi.iif 127
WANTED:
!Hlenogniphur tn..,’:
keeper, man nr wnmati. Si il i*
aragra e ip ic n 1 nr ilon*! an*w* r
M IN ST ItK I
id. {» Vi" rufuruiiii*w MHii uspvr mrift**
Hue 12, II rhHI
ffajnJk—Supreme Quality
»nil 1^
• n i i*
*»»*■' •it i
hi
|\ T i l l : t ill* I I * * l»t It | l\ O i l
H ill
h f.fltM M t
t III VTV,
r i t t lt llM . IN « II %M I II 1
Pa. York Apple*
3
C rijp Golden Carrot*
Firm Yellow Onion*
Maine U. S. No. I Potatoe*
bunch
Quantity Right* Reaenred
12a—W unled.
WILL PAY 5• per copy for ishiv**
of th* Sanford lit: aid for b'tK
KOHOujmku
10 and P l i .
LI, Sanford Herald
Special!
T a o room fnrni«h«’ I
apar m*nt for h/hi hounrk ♦4.
njf. f*urililt*, Kidwrls* T ir* Shi p
Scoeo or Jewel Compound
I
21— A creage for Sale.
I0N A P0RK & BEANS 16-oz
Sultana Peanut Butter lb. jar lf{c
I-
ACft|* O iangr
(in-Vi- ;i! I ,
nevfl. I.iirgi* l» xii iv' i *4 > ,i
/. ^liMwIvkhit \ \V
|*ntk, * i
MACARONI
SPAGHETTI
COCOA
N
u
t l e y
O
l e o
l b
*
1
Black Twig APPLES 4 lbs.
Iceberg LETTUCE 2 large hds.
YELLOW ONIONS 3 lbs.
U.S. No. 1 POTATOES 10 lbs.
5
IS c
IS c
lQ i!
20c
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
FRESHLY ROASTED!
• FRESHLY GROUND!
"EIGHT O'CLOCK____RED CIRCLE_______ . BOKAR
21h*can
Mild sn.t *1. 11,.- ; ■III, h Tnd KyllJ) .il"l"..:.YI*oruuaLllJUl_'Vtnrr'.
J Mriiihsnll. well known
I *|isrt
of
t h ir,((t,
■ .oglH
lw st Ihr
Inge blit Ho-
il l iiiHndn. I («.. on
tlorulsy
21— Acreage For Sale
HAVE YCti: got 4 *.iHi .-ash" II
iht< 3 acri* in fio.tn licit m
'*k Ihr llolrl Clerk fur the
numbers uf Mr. Melnhardf*
loom*. Uuli men are Invited.
• .-i
Ib e
tn .Main Si. Elec r citv av.ohbb
In* lo sch ill, stores. Cost tianv
41 .VX). Non-r.-sitlen! own r *a\
•ell at en?e. It. T. Tiller In I'anl
gill show it f r me. John H. Roe.
Melnhatdi
Rupture
Shield retain* lb • rupture on
•he airrage r**c re.ardles* of
■Ire or locrlinn— To mailer
hi t* murh - mi ’ - —eiae, lift,
or strain.- Tt • •'- -hnnH Hurt'
lure SMr'd I- ' l’ *i|l|y molded
l» rarh ind >' ’«nl as a Itemlist make* f - ’— teeth.
fNo
•ec slrsnn a-* n* eumbersnmr
ar*nrgrmenl*).
16— MlHcellanenun for Sale,
USE RAT-NIP. Th.’y simply
can’t let it alone. Stanley-Itutfcr, Hardware Co.
Riblic Auction Sale
*- »■**• - bile hsih'ng nr
-I—t o -f r-n’ iniinnslv
dav
on*'I nn I * . . . . .1.
»Ir.-l
I'ACTION—Beware of Imltalors who ropy thi* notice.
".-.em b er the name MEINII \ltl)|. Ha has been romlng
►•'c regularly for
fifteen
■ ft
I4* not neele-t In see
him on the above date. No
ehnrge— fo f
demnnslrallmt.
201 Y ouiir Mu!. * & IlnmenH
Used Hy UniteJ Staten
G overnm ent
10:00 A. M„ Hiulnesdav, March I.
1939, Camp No, I, 0 Milga South of
Ocala, Fla.
W* wilVailt at m cl’nn 201 mul i
and harnca uanl Jjy United Rta e*
OoJernmtnt on Atlan'lc-Gulf Ship
Canal project. V * ttI’g'at 10:00 A.
Ibis visit Ja for .while m o lt .
N 2T W h d »»*a *U y ^ M e v h -d , I W 0 ; g -
( ‘hirago Offlca, Dure till Hid*
A N N PAGE
SA U C E
ANN PAGE
Pot* Tomato
K ETCH U P
323 E. 1st S L
M EATS
>484 Sanford A re .
Rath’s PICNIC HAMS
Western Beef Pot Roast lb. |9c
Western PORK CHOPS lb. 2SC
SPARE RIBS Lean, meaty lb. 1 9 c
Westfern Short Ribs of Beef lb tlY*C
Water
Groand
ROBER TS
A ^ < i^ i Y i
Anniversary Senwtion *t
Lang's Sweet Mixed
Pickles
IS
Macaroni
25
Ooldtn Ago Spaghetti or
Pann-Rad Pura Penn. Motor
Ail 9 * i*'
BUTTER
R ice 5 lbs 21c
Flour 2 4 lbs 7 9 c
M eal 5 lbs 9 c
Com Flakes
6c
Land O' Sun-shim-
' -------
Water Ground Corn
Jeraey
Lend O ’
Sunshine, lb
---------— ---------- k
.o K ey Opene
** _____
Plllabury or Gold Medal
RINDLESS
l« MATCHES
MINCB MEAT
per package
DOG FOOD
Na. J Cm “SWEET* PEAS S for
PURE GA. CANS SYRUP
gal.
GOLD MEDAL PANCAKE FLOUR pkg.
i Broilers each
'C pork
Roast lb.
Native
I
15c to
20c to
lb.
25c to
lb.
* |Reel Pork 25c to
Freeh Killed
Live Weight
' Sausage lb.
Back Bone 1b.
Red R. I.
Live Weight
Sliced
lb.j
25c t o
lb ,
Spare Ribri or
(
Bens lb.
Fryers
Roast
* j Pork
|C Chops
I 2 !4 c to
Beef lb.
Pork
Shoulder
|C
Steaks lb.
Stew
sliced, lb
iC Milk Feil
Prim Rib 22c to
Dill Can
A BIG B A R G A IN A T A N Y PR ICE
BUT A N
SP E C IA L S FO.lt SATI UDAY O N L Y
Roast lb.
Tall Can
GOOD
COFFEE
Grocery and Meat Mkt,
Pot B e e f 15c to
CORN
Coffoo Mellowed for Your Tablo
II Is w alrrnroof.
aanilarr.
- •••’ •site |n8*-t*ne(IMe. and
he mule barn*. Camp No.’ l, on
Orange Rued (t’avtd), 0 m lea
£ pPl e
Chocolate, Cocoa nut and Lemon*
Chteac. A high priced cake cut
wajr deep for our lirthdayl
» i|| |Wr.
Msrrh 2nd, from 11:00
\ M I.. 1.00 |V *| ,nd « :00
I* *1 tn h:0ft |*. *t.
ram ri* t e ••!», kmi.41% w v ll
;
Bacon
I
Bacon
C
.
Birthday.
Record Low, Price!
VVANTFI*:
WJti to
82c A
lb.
15c A
lb.
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE lb ]7« GRAPE-NUTS
p
POST TOASTIES
2
p in
I So CALUMET BAKJNO FO'
PtLLSBURY PANCAKE FLOUR
lOo LK*V KRAUT 2 m .
RoyMJ ajdjg PowdffL
hi
�kT- ,r i I f * a F* r
*' ■
ty For Change
Constitution
1 Two-Man Jobs
Hitler Not Present r
At Stater's Wedding
■: •«a*Wr deal*ration mad*
by Mr,;
to hi* addraaa which tonehad
t y i * away antfaa of atata govsrnJ iM .M r t k e U r
, strata on the two-man dob* and
hi* “unqualified opposition* to
naklny “ deal*" with layialatora
f ■who art aant to Tal'shaye** aa
t F**W » tor the people and net
to each, their own personal ed. ▼aacement.
Baton tha political ape*ah
*he eaadidaU'a m a d apparstua
• carried to -people on tha atract
tha atyatna of “ I Am Yew
Amy to th« r a m .
m m a d * to sfa -d
* * » * » w iw
v *• a*to Sip- m 1
4UIHIBEUL, Germany, Fib. » .
(BV-OuitoaWr Adolf Hicfcrt sli**
itr ii i brids, and the rrithafeobrar did nos yet to tho ceremony.
For tix day*, k v t i disclosed,
tha h w i r Fiwo Anyela 840bial has t o * ft* « t o of Dr. Ms**
tin Keaaraiaeeh, director of tha
Sam ArduriKtoml School.
Official* dtniod cbo marrief*
K*4 when ploca. hot th* Boo. Hr.
Straubs, who officftMd at tM r
WMMOlto la Bwtia Feb. 10, |at
•ut dm information that praaanr*
E ngraving
McLaulIn,
, The Jeweler
Security
Lumber
Co.
CAlfQBIDCB,
WVjWSS
.
M AM
n t fv r r t
W o r t h tp*?*F u a p T ^ P M
Sally's Bake ShopCapitol bfafM^ l- l t o t
Aceurdiny to Attar-ay
Allan Fried, cooaaal fir U
lay company, tha pro5* ^
hinted over to tha fatfcral
SPECIALTY a f t m a
rod) object has ever aoqaa- H
AWQVNCE
ward astronomer* eatimsta
wviyht to to W0A00.000 tons,
dlout that of a email moema/i
LOCATED AT
can cel export ba te s
SAN BENITO, Tex., Feb. 28
rafiroadf are propoeiay to cancel
present rate* am eraayaa, lemons,
lime* and yrap*fruit ia carkxa
when shipped from Florida point*
for export to CUbu.
Room201-3-4-5 MeiicbBaildiig
FORRESTCROCER
GAT
10c
Cukes 2 Ibaj 'I f e lEggg
m jSSP1
Bananas
8»#ftod, nertrt
Telephony 48
SCOCO
Corned Beef
Apple Sauce 2 for |5*
M A D
N*> I saaa C A M CAT OR
406 SANFPBP A V P iffl
PHONE 413—Feb, 28-20
Onions 3 lbs.
Their removal to new, attractive offices
Pineapple 2 cans 2S€
M CA T
39c
Potatoes
'Indw ndM t "K om Owned ai/4 Q.
AND
*■
to tfai Mfutamra iM
mead paeaayo of law* 10 tha leyielaturt, I do «ay in thie connection,
I weald Uh* aa much aa any of you
to *0* a low priced lay, hot I will
to* towerfbre with any yroren
source of rerenue for school*—
and th* tay money roe* w school*,
tmjaaa another aura, adequate
amuwy to rupplant u la found.
None of the constitutional amend
ments I favor anil become law,
however, If I hav* 10 toy ifcy leyhlamra to do it, for I don’t quwod to
pay lernletorv » do tketr duty.
If elected, Patyaaid, he will
f%a the hifyest tyuWt#l| th* T**
aat in th* mrontof's t o T i toflT*
Iny tha ttary about the m ufa bu*fMM M Ihe people ny radio or some
other practical mean* of c*tot . A <Jepo*n first flatta# to hat*
aounicadon. If Am Isolators aft d<0doped a special yaa, easily
in had ffith, I shall tell « ott tb«s>. hywPed, whiph pill exiertnina'.t
Watches, docks, Jewelry
REPAIRED
Diamonds Mosstad
WMmt ■**- ■*
rflrflr Vrf
Dog Food
2for 15c
f 2forJgc
Fancy Weutern Branded Beef Club
STE A K S flUta.
011H OWN SLICED BACON
Best Quality Purs Cano
Why not trsde st houle when i t
doesn't sort yen spy lt w 7 W«
do not ask you to p u s prsmlum
for tost MtUfled fts|ln» thst m
Coffee
.
l b
.
5
c
tt,!
P W [ » 1 “ “
*V
poqFOQD cap i t
BANANAS
Ola rauhloqtt
APPLES 4 lbs. 39c
NEW
POTATOES 3 lbs. to1 ,gw*
4C
••oral* n.d akin
Sweet Potatpe* 5 lbs, J|C
Beef Boast Tb7
Bacon lb.........
IA M B
Roast lb........
IMlb
Pork Ssusaife of 2 lbs.
Hamburger-
25°
'2 5
Sliced
Compound
Lard 2 lbs,.....
PUtys
White Bacon lb.
Pork
urrarBss
BEANS 3 for
*■P * *U1" " t i r *
am m
1
lb o r B risket
WISCONSINCREAMCHEESE lb. f
F%iSH KILLED HENS
lb.
2
GemMilk Fed VBAL ROASTS lb. 3;
Fresh Apalachicola OYSTERS at J
YOUNG TENDER LIVER
lb. 3
m SBTISEI
pur Qwn Sants
lb.
p
No. 1
Ca m
Campbell's .
W ater Ground
F MBALTIb. fkg..
0 No. 1
cabs
PMUto’a
Tomato Soup 2 for
1 fork St Bcai^ l fi
1 1-4 os. a n B , B rand
iC 8 Os. Can
Sac ramenta
Black Pepper 3 fur
wiael Tall craaberry
Sanford CELERY 2 for
W R
4 « *
SNAPS
lb.
Sib. can
^M LepeciiO , (
�UNOFFICIAL
For Tat Collector
PRIMARY ELECTION
JNO.D. JENKINS
Sanford Market Report
?*
■»•>*
Y ru lay. r> b I f , 1VU.
Lhklly r«|Mivi wf FLORIDA fruit*
« a f t* | « l* b l* g
tt
III
liifo r f
H a l* K i r m i n
W h s t i u l*
to Ih K k fr i, rxrlul t u i m b l * r a *«i4
atk «i 4 •alar* fur t 1 1 hour p*rt«H.
• » 4 U t at II t l 1 I t .
It*lay,
r*|wH*J
by J, Q, H lch««l. iuumi.i ■•r. to th« | » 4 i r f l * a u l i Xlark-t
H tw i lUrvlee:
a PPLJls
K a i t i r a .I t r l a l t a l t a i n a .
bu. baUiaU. | l.l« * fl II
BJ8A.NH (L IM A ) FUa hu.
hiaprx
Forilhoo.ka, good l l . f i
pa*or*(,
l l . 7 1 -IS Si.
pRANN
i SN AP)
iuaplloa
light
domatiol
fair.
NM tXA
at»«4r
Fix bu hmpra.
flutt«4 Hiring*
»*•* II 11**1 71 WAX
lo q ual
ity II t o . f t .l t
Bountiful.
|M*Of
II Oi I ! tt.
BKtrnt Hup pilot m o4»raU daruaml
m od *™ !*
inafkaf «l*x-9y
Fla.
par
dm
banchta.
boat
lie
p rd ln u )
t o o - pogrtr, lio -lu c
gltOCVDK.l Fla. hu. biapra. muaily
l f . l t II td
CAbBAD K
luppilaa l!« M , dtraahi.
•o«<t
rnarU.t
Wtallor , Flu.
Cup*fih*g«-rt b u ll, par ton I I I w<bIIS to
M*«i rwt.
it
itavurjr*
ewt |l to
CARROTS (tuppttot mo4«rata. de
mand uiodarati,
n a r b tl
ahaut
ataad)
Flo
par dot. bu n ch o,
iD f-lli* a m ii h*at
M r.
po«r*r
Ido-lo, hum par
buahal.
7->
.TIC PARTY
G . Lb B L E D S O E
SANFORD F. DOUDNEt
B . E . S Q U IR E S
Fifth Congronloiul District
J. H. TRULUCK
J A S .G . S H A R O N
For Supt of Pcblic Instruct
h
For Governor
WM. C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES
For County Cofnfrdssioner
DiMrlcl Na. t
For Attorney General
C A r U r i .o w K I l
ordlrtar> I f IS
|1 I M 1 ou
cK U tn r
r i . >• ia«a a r o u j.
U it -lo
For County Commissioner
_ District No. S
S7th StnatorU] Diatriet
For County Commissioner
District No, 4
'
,t
Grooti. No. a
barnett
/-
r»l. |I.M.
P llW llt , n c - II 00
H l“r A K A 0 A » P it with top*. 4uh
lo n t b o l Na auppltao. Nwilhoro
r - t li.N L
atlMRKt,: ria . U , bu limpri
No
O utO IIO M
s T IN A C II;
01a Now Zoalai4 aid
QIou*a4alo
iFpao.
hu
hrnpra.
rl know*
the value
of extra
nitrogen f
n gu A S li: FIX. hu. I n t ir t fallo w
i'fiioh hack.
a<<*
f«
luaH lt
'*>'•* t l «* w hila flx if ll S ' It <1
S T R A W B E K n iW F ix uibta
•
lr I I S * .
IW K K T P O T A f l l t f
Fla
I'uilo
lllraa rw| |l la
BY HUT: O x Cana, (a ) II**.
T t m f A T O n : BgprTWn m -4«rat». U FIX ffraah XP4 tuy ting,
P*4 vrta, ip p r a i. lo *lu mat a or
maud mad r rata
tna rk*l •tro«lv
f*t uu*%m> f l o« |i iu itiu4 » r i ,i
P «l *** and la r « f f.
brat II 6'
f 1 ** noor-r quality ft J i - l l la
TL !t.N'IPS
fluppllrt rq^darata «la
■ n * i toad, raarbat alronuar, FU
«!**• bunrhaa, lOa-SOr SALAD ..i»
iimnrt, $ | AO.
(*t| 411i'V fit1IT F11 ir r
|n f rs.1).
i », h-a. b ia s not. hgiaa 7 «r-*<bi*
nilAN«l»*jf ria «cr
arada »*
h» i baa* ■*4 i'M ifi T lf-tl ft.
I k.NUK MIN FA Fla a . r
to graft*.
I may be an “ old timer" yel I k*ep in touch
v/ifh new things. And when any new thing is
better, that's what I want.
Ever since I learned the Department of
A g ricu ltu re and Im m igration of V irg in io
reported that
ARCADIAN, THE AMERICAN
NITRATE OF SODA
‘I <•*!, bag* and hngax fie-tdo
••
Auto Repairs
Al A Trie, You Caa Baar
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
contained extra nitrogen over the guaranteed
165? with an extra cash value as high as 88c
per ton, I have used no other.
1 know the value of extra nitrogen and I
make sure to g*t that extra value.
Toa S Body Repair
I. A. Martin
n>: Oak
ordinary t« g *‘«4 11 V*1
•
II 17
•IAT tl#* r flx t»#xnutf !«n It* H .
j
KOIIL ft A n i Fix p*r do* hunch** '
No RupplUs.
I.F T T r tT . Muppll** lixhl. d*mx*»-1
f*|r iiia i h • I ubiiilf ^ ’ lit.
FI*
1r*b*r*k lr|** W *«t*rn
<»
la. |1 U - l l to
r.s*l*in eral*« 3
lim I t f il c rn itforn u rrxt**. 5
do* |1 It.
|
dt'ftTAItU
FI*
Curlv n*r ilm
liiiorhri,
4V’ I#i'
hal.id
bit r
hmiir*, M r -H «m
#»ATN i lx. hit oh* l, l i e
(
■NlflNH
lilflF .R N ]
Fla p«r dot. J
Imtta h**, Jov 40* Ftw to*. JforlU* f
*rn t*1Vp**, Id lb
M its.
II l l ,
■>tvtg|"h t’ f’ a,
1 1 f*
t'gllfurril \ I
For Railroad Commissioner
Go r d o n
214 Sanford Arcnna
IIA P im ia . ria. par U il fl. I Out
r O U A R M : In p p liti l*xh*. X o m ^ d
ntodcrxi*. m xrh tl
al#xdhr
Fix.
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FRED A. DYSON
* Renresentative, State Legislature
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J. D. DAVISON
For Representative, State Legislature
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FRANK L. WOODRUFF
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J. J. CATES
For State Senator
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State Treasurer
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For County Commissioner
For Comptroller
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W . E. WATSON
For Representative In Congress
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BuUding
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for lumtwr, ro«flnf
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moat raaaonabli price*
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For Justice (»f the Peace
For County Judge
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W. G. KILBEF.
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For County Commissioner
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G. W. SPENCER
JL W. WARE
For Constable
Fourth DUirid
For County Prosecuting Attorney
JOHN G. LEONARDY
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For Supervisor Of Registration
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THURSDAY
HARRY RICHMAN
ROCHELLE HUDSON
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�FLORIDA CANAL PROGRESSES AS CONGRESS ARG1
To SchoolFnnd
Of The County
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Precipitation M o r e
Than Three Times
Normal For Month
In Thia L o c a l i t y
T o d a y ’s Allocation
Brings T o t a l For
Seminole C o u n t y
To Nearly $77,000
Slays B rothe r-in-La\
Impeachment P r o c ee d in g s
Ftbniary of thl* year hia bean
the wt eat February In IS yaara,:
It wit repotted by O. P. Paxton, Against Judge Ritter To Be
cut Vidian of the United Sta ea
Weather Bureau
Ihtrmomater.
The preclpl.htlon thl* month waa Called In House N ext Week
Total For St at e
b
Most Rain In Japan Prem ier Lives
February For
Sixteen Years Shot M eant forOkadi
^ 0 1 4 ,5 5 5 .0 0
Payments To Schools
: Bon’t Include Any
Chain Store Taxes
“Resurrection”
An Official
U n t i l Insures
Had C a p i t u
Loyal Soldiers
Defeat Rebf
8.77 inchea, more than three
timet .Tie normal February minFiled Faces Impeachment
frit. I'ntmal ta 1.1 S Inches. The Four Charges
• m u abort normal for the
Against U. S. Judge
month was 4.SI inch**, or nearly
Tnnks. Machine G«
Sitting
In Miami
SdtnlnoU County
V> Inches more *han three limn
trm today allocated %\or
While Congress debates the 1143,000,900 Florida ihlp canal, work continue* at a rapid pact on the utual talrfall recorded for
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Sent Aarainat 1*1
4.1/1 m ore oX aiata fund*. the
__ project designed to link the Atlantic Oeean wi.h the Gulf of Mexico, the group of men and the Ftbruaty.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 29)-</Pl9 to A » o r l a t H P t- m
RchelliouM Tr ooi
the floor of the canal tlhwtYale the r*t*:lre magnitude of the channel. lAP Photo)
The only other year In which lmp»»ehm*nt procjvdmgs again*!
fUsnjitchea to J h « Herald, j
the February rainfall e*ceeded ti* h -deral Judge Ha.red L. Ruier o>
Thta brings th a uchcol y w r t --------TOKYO. Fr>h. 2ft.— (>
Inchet M a t in 1920 when a prscipP™* *bly Will be ral rd up
trial o f 8t i t * fund* to 176,Itatl <n of 8.49 Inchea was rw-1” * ,h#
of Representatives
Pri’mior KfUuVp O ktda,
862.5)7. a* T . W . U w to n .
corded, one-quarter Inch lee* than “*"• * '**• I'r*t week of Matrh
rlaimot' thm ughnnt th®
aunjrlntandent o f •chonN. rothe precipitation In Fabmary of I Chairman Sumnrr. of the IVus*
F*. tin* vk’tlm of MS
ro rta that oravloua alloca[ Juqxrtsry comnunpp whit intrutloris •mounted to 360 9RSU12.
run*
In J a p in ’ * m fllt
Th* drleat February t a that |diced the impeachment PMlllUtKII
TV* total appropriation today
purge, renppeftred oltv* i
of IU39 when th* rain guaga ' for the commute* and u Wou'd It
c f auto fond* 3a tha publlo
showed ■ precipitation of only brought up neat wtek.
unhurt to.’ay as the
school. « u |1^«3.0M.S4. bring
Four artifice of impeachment
JM of an inch. February, 1923.
ou.x nrcvcmiijit col!np»e<t
ire
made
agaimt
Judge
Ritter,
ing lha current year’s total dtohad only J5 of an Inch rainfall.
rtnurrwtlon” electrlfyiRH-t
■Iribation to BdJHJlLSA
Former Football Star The montkt of Ftbniary In the who is charged wtih eceepung large
fte’ a and gratuities from prra na
nation w hich believed
Payments ao far ta A* pobUe
of
1931-33
33
ware
all
To Buy Canal Land
Named To Succeed dry,
^ A7 of an inrh in February, who had buaineaa in hi* eoun. If
chief rahinet officer had bat
school fund her* not laduded any
House
adop* the mnlitiVn
ittwn hy bullet, of revolUfgJ
il |the ■
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In Putnam County
In Fabruary of
tevsnur from chain atom fax**,
A t l a n ta Attorney mi^iy'
flcrra, remained an official "f
al'hough 1175,000 ha* bsen col
the fo1lowing year, and *.98 jjj-J-lt will go »o the Senat? for eitnairkration on whether *t mi to be
Cro until after the 1,000
lected and ba'd In tra*.’ pending
WASHINGTON. F*b. 29—"It 'ATLANTA. Feb. 29. - W — Frbruery of 1933.
fin*'. Impeachment w»t
had surrendered. Then th*‘
the Fuprero* Court declaiona, E iMr. Taxton’i record of Feb made
ought to be easier to stop the Governor Kugrn* Talmadg* ronet secretariat dlacloerd that'
Psssamaquoddy, the Florida ship niuvcd loitey Marion 8mnh, Al- ruary rainfall for tho last 18 nropoard for “ miabehanor, and for
",matte hire placed the choln
high crcimri end misdemeanors'*
premier atlll lived and headed.(
ctnal and other Indrfensiblo **- inrney who hai figured prominent yean la as follows;
atom revenue at 13,750,000.
government and that tha
Rainfall In Inches ,n °N'C* hy Judge Rdirr, * H-While the chain atom law waa Inspector -Receiving pendl urea now that a fiscal crisA ly m Georgia’s financial situation, Year
8 48 Publican who wea appointed by
slain by th* axclted insur
la suddenly and It'au-dly dl< i mm i he tloanl of Regents o f the 1920
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atlll In Iba eoorto, Qavernor
Help
In Campaign;
I-jjl Prvaldent f| olidgo and »•« quab__
coyrred,** declared Hcia'nr Van- Umverxity of Georgia. The gov 1931 .
I m p o s e h in ent
protaodin.1* jras his brolher-ln law srhs i
------ FhoJU and oilier itato official*
fted as a United S ates judge on against FVdml Judgo Hiltor »I resembled him.
Makes Suggestion I'"burr. Republican, Michigan. ernor appointed David I] (Red) 1922
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--------------pledged payment of $0000,000 of
35 Fsb. 15. 1929.
All rebel, surrendered o r ;
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Deal
cpponml.
when
the
Miam1 nrc -xpected in bo calltil
Barron,
former
Georgia
Teeh
foot1923
AW Legislature', appropriation o f
3 75
The first article charge* he ar- ap In : h- ItiMirc next week.
billion
dollar b» I etar and now president of the 1924
rap'ured after Imperial
e» camera are co-operat Administration's
910,500,000. If the f9,000,000 laj Property
j' jJj cepted 14/100 from A. U Rankin,
■'.dvanced with ranks and
mechanical 1925
paid,. $3085,399.74 still must bo ing Jn tat eltaa-up campaign, tex program became known yt» agricultural and
3 H ! an attorney in mortgage foreguns on positions held by.
reboot at >1. nroc, to (iieceed! 1928
provided,
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l etarttd a month a g o ,, and many terday.
* an e |
actions against the Whitrsurgenla. Machine gun .
rantsra are taking- e whole-heoned
Smith.
1927
Approximately
11,000/100
lu' hal l
Bedding
A
Itveralmg
H en R ode Needed
was heard, hu, then .%
insmai
in
the
movement,
Sam192H
Meanwhile
Talmadge
foe*
in
the
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! Company
af Palm Beteh. Ii.
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OCALA, Feb. 2 0 .- W )-U pon State te ked of an exira roaaion of 1929
pltrhtd bal’ le. Flmt
nury. Inspector A,. It, Msrahell
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Inquiry at the Mflc* 81 th* United the legialatur* to provide fund*; 930
iHcatwl there waa no
ifL »
te aT who ere SU’.ea eaginen* at Camp Rn**«- t r opera-mg ilejrartment* ao lh
/Jwtot w*a Trail
ihta
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volt, it w«l laarned that enrutmo
its,000 for hto aervtcet, I
“ but many public
.n il* f** *( *^,,0<>
M S yaar la that of Alfred I. AtFoat, helping to mako Sanford more ail tion workon •hocroaa-atate canal goiernnr ronthtued to hold ■ llf 1932 ... - . - .I _________
119,000 prvvioualyl
matnrd cloned.
traeflr*.
financial matter* In hia hands.
aBF larkSonelite financier, who
Federal Judge A ex-i
“The campaign Is progreeting In Putnam county is dependent
Governor Talmailge ye*terdty
1*2 1924
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laat, April, — ;----------- upon
an
additional
apprcpria'lon
ho
ron*td'•~■,,
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fine, far beyomt expectations,’ j
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2.08 sador Akoman,
l<**«na Matos* Caled
overcame a aeo nd nbitae e to hia
hi* 1038
\ Tha state’s gsmr*1
Consultation Held At GENEVA,
by Congo: sa.
fee fuu?
fuung
Febt 29 '
‘ he 1038 ________________
8.77 f»*
« “at Judgo . Rltter'a
financial ilwtaiorahiii when the
fund, oo.' Of which ata* govern >a>d the inspector.
request. Rinliin
Rankin wa* identified ■«
Acquis'tion of 5800 additional Foetoffice
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rt<iut««.
Hospital B e d s i d e «i
Th* manidpnjiy io without fends
Chinese t a
Dept rtmen!
rcrc.
waa
ir.en'al expenses are
ibe law partner o f Judge Ritter
lea.Je of Nations Is
JTmwi1
«* pay for droning vacant lota !» « « • o{ f;* h‘ of way »»"d* in Put- opened the mails to hia do
Of Barbara Hutton session
before th* Uttar's appointment to
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^ l»« Jam** Mooghton. moot super-1 "*■" <»“ « / . »nder condemn*- fa m fiaotl .'fflciala,
in Mar. 3 tn’
ihe tenrh.
li'vst development in tha
iffbtTSLjfiL
<i*n m
r : Jh* tW -,on -•■•nnouncedm
lh.1 add!’ tonal r o*>:•n
n .tn c n
will
LONDON, Feb. 2,>.-((I 7 —Physi East situation. It waa offte
Judgo Ritter was charged in the
■Urt In Pu’ nam Immed Italy.
Washington after the beepectaced
second article with entering into cian* attending Count*** Barbara nounevd the United Bl*l«A
ihe City h a v
goreror, vic:orioti* in obtaining
for
an agreement to continue mortgage Hutton IIaugwltp-Reran!low, se represented oy an <be*rWs-'j
allrya sod *•*»*» lo « . As , pn paralinn
.
. . . ihe next
^
finds
to
carry
on
hi*
one-man
rule,
pheatt ofcon*ruc\on on th* canal
litigation against th* Palm Reach riously ill after tin op?rat;on ful^8 from ApSona m
■ it)
Th* meeting is to bt dav
federal eoun proceeding*i p . m y TknplA/Q O U I O L S I
7
ill Uki MU door. Rubbishsnd iftih pilod con Inurd today at Camp Rno*o- inamuted
to
hnfe
mail
i
itpountied at the L »I1 I ilE iV Y iJ D n i C i f i ) u-tnpany evrn aftar.Ben '!X Hol l-wlng h» hlrth nf htr first child, consideration of tha 19M plan
Amounts to anch- cooaty will lia ! "
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vdt. Something of tho general
land
of
Boawn,
who
had
the
pro
co-operation in connection with *
,
dormin*d today b J t h . Denort-!0^7
, 1
lf * plan far th* tits of hug* dredge* Atlanta peatofftc# rv eased to his I —— — —— -----reeding* ipatituied, sought to with reported a alight Improvement in 1921 program. Pirn League *
meat oT n S m ?
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«»o«# not Aow up th* same as par: of tha excavating pm- atata trcfcturtr and comptroller
Th. waather: Fair to partly. Jriw hli
h
charged her condition today. Thdr report
perl* In China surveylag <
general.
,
rloudy lon’ght and Sunday, (light
Irealise** we Pea* Vest
ha»e been no tra «fd r'
S S L S r S S
^ w waa d adoatd.
followed a I ng‘ hy consultation •ions of ailk, cultura, ran
**Thla
ia
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end
r
f
the
fro
te,
ly
wirmtr
In
south
portion
Sun
fund*,
ml.. 4k. state smaptraljar'a of-t
It wa
waa laarned at ths office of
Bl tho Iwdaldu of the ruunlese.
non*, and public hsadlu
- said,
*•«*• In ardor to. mako the Phone reqtaeet baa been reclived t>y tk- „ ,
Talmadgev said upon l*mg in day. Extreme n.rftwrst Florida;
flco
rra*v v Hi i * h* m iKu af. ib* U* S. Dia’rlct Englnarr at tbu
Iftr p'rsonal physician. Dr.
Japan, having shown a i
Par ly cloudy tonight and 8unaobool apporttonmon'k. Thor* are ,
.
8<
“ “ . t canaFs base camp that of 14 hy- formed of the ruling.
James Ktfalnger, a :nmpani*d by t0 disapprove of Laagna
d*y. .
aurpluses arallabla for traaafara
nn^a* thu eloa-an eamnien. Itr*u*ic drtdgm to b* placed In
■ second doctor, entered the Rt- non In China, la taking ao 1
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la to ten] ata.b tends. Including j MDt- or Marshall aaka rM^dtats #lwrtl00* otrording to present
gcncy per od house where thl
Italy |a rtpressmtd o n j
Sunday’s
tides:
H'gh
at
3:38
about 9000^00 (a the Confederate
haby vr is burn Tuesday and where China romm.ius, Prsnbrr Ml
A.
M.
and
3:10
p.
M..
low
at
9:19
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ponton fond. Bath transfer*
•hi’ mulh*r ha* b:rn strloualy ill bn,, If he pursues lh* past
A. M. and 9:18 IV H. Monday’s
Aa eonnrue Ion of th. watirw.y
i tan b* ra*dr,-hsw*v«rt *w*w7.Ag * * Mt turn thorn cvw. Ho « t
Sfncc an cp -n tiv i Thursda/ co-«peration, wd haw a
tldtat
High
at
3:45
A.
M.
and
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dr*,ig„
w-n
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' sohfe*; to idppymseL-- --H
s Nr^
r RKa;rL‘
to.riu r( violin,
vWto n't-’ M. They
.. .l, yri in Gtneva during
4:30 P. M.. low at 10:03 A. M. A
M oem H M -M te-wBb-A^-eop at fnft toirjcw-ne.r tha mouth
n
130.000
atradlvarlu.
v|rft f .Hoard
ky ,.l>rjanJlori,
of
sanctions commrtise which l
and 10:10 P. M.
the stakes about two‘ feergb:v* tbs 86v*y Spr'nga run about tight
my*>.rl<«t«ly e.ktlen from a Lnr physician in ordm.ry to King
are to 'agin M.*r. 3.
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Can Expect Showers ground. Thm* should mako it isa- “illea fast c f Ocala: mar th* 8, r , (Hammy) Long, i* now
Hall draaaing
.
, Hdr/ard. Wlnt sad the eoi ntrea
’ mernstv nel circle*
The Rtv, Martin Bram an- negl*
poaaiMo for a dog to tip over tbo mauRi of Orange Cra k at tbo ■srvtng ht* fourth '»rm a* a
sought
by
police
today
In
th*
he*
^
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Dyrinjg Coding Week tan, Mr. Marshall said, and If
.» “ fairly
r. stful night.'
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Japanese internal •*«—
Maces I-enten services at Holy lief I.’ .had bean enatched for
Marloo-Pti'nam enuntv lino; noar member of th* Board of C unty
C o u n tt
naugalta-Keven tow,
#n0 gvmrally for
of
Sem.mr * I Cross
Fpiacopat Church avery ranaoaa.
fjMtghl servers a rt‘ placed or*r Yankostown at the Gulf end >’f Commissioner*
who
rein
JJA'
.'rt*.1
at
h
,
w
fes-be.!, of .
g ov ern ***,
nniKoncrd *•
*« a i Monday at 4 P. M. for young
th* cane ths garbage receptacle* tha watorway; at the end af the County, today announced
Tbs “ Strad,* favorite Instru- ,sid» (luring mm nf lh- night, rr(AP)—The
people,
evVry
Wednesday
at
10
J
need
military.
’ ”*
rrcubdata
for
ra-eloetVtn
in
lh*
will ho practkaLy dog•pro; f. In bvankwaur at thy Gulf tn’ rance:
ment of fho Polish violinist. lurmd t,» tho ackroont afler a
today that
A. M. and 7:45 P. M . and every Bronislaw HuWrtnan, cil# ^ ir*",i
June primaries.
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In
lh#
St.
John,
Elvar,
'bte
short rest. Th* Coun*-**, heirex*
I Beutk A
Mr. Long, who ha* even a cal Friday at 4:30 P. M.
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; Hydraulic dredgva are la bo
from a double ess* in tbs artist a tn ths Woolwort), millions, waa
HESI'MR LOBBY
poet a
ory farmer i» tha Chxlt ot. saeSix
Meetings
To
«*d
t„
e
x
c
a
v
a
tin
g
th
e
a
t.
J
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h
n
.
dressing room white be was ptoy opiralstl on for sbilnmlqnl symp
middle
Shaman M. Uoyd, ewretary of
|
l*n since 1908, wa* first sleeted to
tom* of an obstructive j itnre.
i. Ing a concert toed night.
WA8HINOTON. Fsk.
ComingWeek B j ^
in 1928, ra the Seminole County Dtmocratlej oKtUM e( the coasplcuuux de
T
.thaaooniy—
E'nnklyn I , Hu;l;n. her aley —Armed with trunk* o f
Ex*;ut’w
Com
mitt**,
announced
itkm .Clubs ’flu* work on th* 8t. Jonh* win elected in 1930. again choe.n a* to* today that canddate* for offlot sign of the- instfum.nf, Insured father, can-ellrd a Par’* visit ga*h*rtd during wmkn
ly be doni under conlraft, dltorku representative in lv->*hy Lloyd’s for abtut 330,000, tnd at hull,ted for Sunday, and de- cover invest £x ton, tha waa toarnod, where,, the ether and re-elected the teat um* in 1934. can pay their filing fees to E. H. Ito small dtopoaal value to the cldid to remain In l»ndon indefl- lebby rommltiot rw
af law *
Sine* taking up hia residence m L*n*y at th* Laaey Dry Gran- thief. Psllco said they were sure n tely. Mr*. Hu) on waa sum hearing Monday.
— 3 Lj^ v
Won achedolad
T10 M taUt “ d
Scsaiaat*, County n quarter of a lag plant or to Mr. Uoyd per It was Wing held fet ransom. I* moned urgently list night after
mr: weak br ^ tU Army Engineers.
far a<m
estuary ago, Mr. (Long halt! he sonallywa* th* second time th* “ SiTad' th* operation.
REVOLT PLOT
far tha county. Thq Legion And Auxiliary hod boon Ml of the * » n only
Kh« remained w|:h PrlncoM
ha* Wen stolen. In 1919 a thtsf
Th*
thsrlfft
office
waa
eonilnuI li a—I*'|Aawvi
'i ' *
rnra. ami that -a * when h.
Pah*
at)
nf
yesterday
and
only
aff with it In Vle.tne, but
Invited T o Daytona J>a*d tho fosee* during the Word ing I'ji lavtstlgatton today of th* made
the Inalafnt picas of the hous-w * SANTIAGO, Chile.
robbtry Tbursdty n'jht of the I.' was promptly rseovered and
Warheld n.III. id Mr4. Hut'an to re* The goveramoiri fr
tha
thtof
sentenced
te
these
y*ar»
soft a th* Florida East Coast
Campbell-Loraktg A m W i l l
Weman’s Cl.b .. tk
tun to htr lintel fur rest late tempt by n group of rit
form•r 4rray offteora taAmerican Lofton and Campbell- Hoffman Sends Sharp railway a.ution at Chohioto. An In yrlsea.
last night.
uadctsrmlned amount of rash was
i nd a C tb* army.
Lstotef Una <* {Jtojtoglon Auxiliat^ ware today mrited by the Note To Schwarzkopf obtained by tho rabbi r ar robber*. Fighting la Resumed
Daytona Bench, at 7 JO o’eick
On Northern Front Screw Worms Appear LOCAL WEA11
Judge Jaa. C. Sharon officiated
TRENTON,
F»b. t 9 ^ m dtosr to aaond n'JJtot dinner m
Orwrnor
Harold
G.
Hoffman,
In
4t
two
leap
year
wrdd
ngs
to
hi*
In' Warmer Weather
Daytaa* Brook at 1,10 a’slork
(■* Tk# Asaastew# ferae*
a aharyly nhrnaod letter to Col. offte# thia morning. Th# rontractan. AV<r
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y ,!
FlghCng be'wsvn Itolian InItlwsrskopf, brad af paritoe, all colored, wire Jama*
Stock men are warned by M. R.
rv w M *.«r«
dr Bt, PetarsMmr H. Norman
drnl'd loday be Albritton. 43, of Borento. and emders and Bh^pU n ^ famlere MrCsIland, screw worm inspector
lh*
a’lt
o
p
Of the Acxof "threat* *t Gserf’* Richardson, 33, af 8as- raged to tW Tembrln atetlen of for th a dtstrict, to watch more
md Auxiliary bad any
by >!■ represen ford, and Oscar Kayo, 34, and the norihem front todiy, the carefully for the worm* with the
J been invited
Ihe* Comb*. 39. bath af Saaford. tsakft bommtotd.r reportod to return of wsrftwr wsatheir. Ho ints**pen
ts’lvaa *■
Rome. Fellowing . tW reported
ial Lhtd
worked *
spotted 1.793 head jff cattlg Ihi*
“ Bar* Davti" Jack St*v*M and capture of Amhs AlaJI by the weak and found nine ease* cf
,tlon. The l
Ital'saa
yeeterdsy,
igoopa
it
'he
kapf
after
rtn-V
>k#
two
men
and
rw*
wensen
with
a*
screw worms. Thmy-throo head *f
’* feortl
In jntl yaaterday after third army and an Eritrrsn army horse* and the aamo noniovr of
corps
attacked
the
force*
of
Rsa
P»,to steel L T. Johnson's
the
mu'ea were found to he fte* o f the
the crime f«
boon chargad sather with Knees, Fhleptoa ektofttan.
v'
In Addle AWW, Ethiopian eft peat.
_,rd Haupt
W. C. Bruce e f GetnaaviUo.
fte'tto declared they had no
so die the wfvl
!* vs
knowledge ef the fall of, Amba state euperntendsat of the Inspec
fat Marled to
AlaJI. seen* af • hitter defeat tion service, will addtura th* c urn
8<k-er,*kayf epi
40 yttri age, and confirmed to raeaoonel agncultur* lit Semithat a revolt to note High School next Wednesday
’ Ford, af
w w f a S S T w i ° * i * * :* * m
tad Wen euy tUttetctt at 1 o’clock. Mr, Mor—
announce.
Easier To Stop Ship Canal Stale University
B ecause O f Fiscal Crisis Regent Ousted&y
Thinks Senator Vandenberg Georgia Governor
HomeOwner*Are ’ ‘S T S T f e M S
Co-Operating In
Cleaning Up City
Heiress Reported
!S
g h tly
11y BBetter
e tter
S 11
ligh
By King’s Doctor
Police Seeking
$30,000 ‘Strad1
Reported Stolen
‘Sammy* Long To
Seek 5 th Term
On County Board
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F e d * Lose Candidate P a t y
meaByThe % a ”
e a t S cores *
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2 Million Dollar
S ftfiS S i
fta c u T B B a a ir
o™ °w R evenue I n c r m e
Jn S ta te R ep ort
ernor, «e billed tc vun S anford
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inmirt
pievioua y ear waa shown today 03S.lt.
’
j
In the annual repor.' of CompC. F, Greene, general auditor
troller J. M. Lee.
. . .
of the comptroller*! office who
Uurlng Ih* same p e rM . dia- p re p e n d the report, said hi a
bursement climbed $1,663,000.
le ttr r o f In n em ittalTotal r e - t i p ', for the fiwel
- If ^
aaMMat' a f
year ended Juno 30. 1915, were nary Items score deducted from
ns ril at 937.tt29.UM M, sc*>net the total atate operating die*
.30, 1934, of I35.778.MZJW. Dle-( horsem en‘a the rvault woold bo
r*r*»pr»-Wv-tbe year ended J u n e , $34,900,298.69 for the fiscal year
bursementa for 1935. were |M ,- ended Ju n t 30. 1935, aa com
hflL207.Dfl. against $35,298,114.77, pared wllh $34,031 JI70.9« for tha
in the previous year.
j fiscal year ended June 30, 1934“
I'nnrlpei source of revenue
Comptroller I-ee preaen'ed the
waa $19,185,524.29 In eielae ta le s, report tb Governor Shollx With
including the seven cents a gal- the ata'em ent:
Ion gaeo'in- ta*.
Thta source wj am p|e»,e<l to edvlae tha.*
produced $tH,937JM7J13 In 1914. eJ| current eipensea have been
General p ro p e r* laaea In 1935 paid and that the rvvenua ree men n Ini to $3,137,430,7(1. against cejpls exceeded the operating
13 ZZttJiZtA7 in 193t, while II-, dlaburaements In the sum of $1,fem es produced
$4,234,091.65, 188,736.01, of which $65Q.2d4^'4
against $5,511,577.76 In the pre-1 haa been paid on bills previoui
emus year.
j ly incurred."
Highways, with $10,656,367.67,
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M il* plays tha Celery Kedi in
ifeed on Friday night of this
tb. the last game of the aeaion
riba home court, and ih en . the
iaon tai!) d o te Saturday night
IM tha Sanford quintet will
ifta wbh Orlando High m Or-
g e Crowd At
ngwood T rack;
'or Hurdle Race
Bank Won’t C a sh
Check Drawn Upon
Georgia Treasury
.' The beat crowd of rrcent weeks
lathered a.' the ! org-woud dog
■rack last night for the 11-even!
pfegram which wound up with
i.*-.,
'. j .7 t |
!;
• futurity hurdle rare that waa JT v J ' B
t thriller. Ten events will be
•ffered ionlght, a.hrtlng a t S:1B
waloefc.
tt® »nlght'« entries and aelrdM M wl»7i the latter capitalis'd
H ul* doga whleh ahould flnlab In
EEL moneyt
■ g ?
(?,:*■ K T f l f ; n " m X X , . }
tb# taxing system, wtsiition of the
pell tax, the doing awxy o f nonessential boards, contirission* and
department, ihe conaolidanon of
unua wherever possible, and ‘‘ihu
complete
emancipation ' f
■I
e a rn e d * « m n
,n respee,
,he
d*d:
•rawllawed S v s . Page Owa)
eminent, $ V 6 0 . [
yesterday. Jr was also
177,778.71; protoc-' fou,ul th* t Hamilton had changed
t and p ro p erty ,' ,h * *omblnatlon on the treasury
$«47 j4 4 ^ at d * - .',,l,l t ,,h1 ,# l th » tlm* «!°tk
conservation of f h " d *° ho,,^,• While It waa not
cvi
I1JI42 H11 47 MlltVfd
tu b
would
b*
n” ' charillei, hoi<" «*•
etiona, $2,151^70.-!
J *m.1. 10 , mor\ . tad ,o eM9.98. educallon.i " • d ,d to u . U** n,*h‘ tn « * ;
ml $7.201.6 8 2 J3 ;1 Vn* th,™u*> ,h*
h“»* ,1mI
1^38.545.23 and
*«;
H U 1 t i t . thuirkesiier Jun- 33ini-, right of coniraet."
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•a evnil race, fulurliy (first hslt
■ally double); IIUI'K fllKKIC ill,
H ilt)
Itlir, I’ete ntiis, O llsnrr,
Hrv.nlh mr», »• M mile Jo.l i. J,
*• Third race, futurity (last half Hklnnr Darner, Iwrk Jyr, Ito v H
dally eoublslt Hardbnot, t.ueky Al, m , llm-k. ■ll..r y, PDA ill. IHT
PAPUT UN (I),
Frsit Jones,TttltV |X) Mr l-batu-g I’l’IlWiMil,
Hawkey*
rblsf. Hundsy <’1oio .. ill.
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Pefenl •Ht.
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w ix k
movr
m ,
H f lM N U N II
t'lP K R I I I ,
Te ts a
Rebel. H'lb'a Pal. C anstsne. t'kane-.
‘ " F lll b race,
4*14
m il* : K A T t l
K tO M tN n
11),
Dingus, Tontipv
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L 'Heavy Dam.
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t it , u n i - i . r u t i o v t : » n . r im o ...
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I ’m*
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M oir. lar-s f n o r l i r
lllllt r
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l l'A S i r U J , T r .f t le *log
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Im .l .o
(‘Irk, pi i
f t ter
rN;nr*
liir,.o.
tiM x lh race, tuiucltys M ina Ijo t-- t*"'*1'
m « — i ' a t■*■■■ n i . r f m ,
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TRYING TO
EDUCE?
You're a funny talking man
to be selling cigarettes. You
talk like they are cure-alls.
o f f a c i d i t y . . . g a in p ep w ith
ree Fresh” Florida
Grapefruit!
your health when you
during, doctors warn,
lut certain food*. Your
danced* T b # ly itcm
w-acfcL Y ou fe d Bato rtit catch ootdcadly.
B a t th e a a delicious g ra p e fru it
today—every dayl Serve them to
all the fhmily. Foe variety, tr y a
sp ark lin g “ Florida C o c k ta il"—
(half #rapefruit and half orange
Juice). You’ll love ill
*
/4 more juice
from "Tree Fresh1’
Florida Oranges
—the sweetest,
J a p a n M ilitary
Coup Is Causa Of
Sudden Change
i< . . n . . r * r » w r*o* n w i
em bany from Tokyo disclosed
the assassination of the govern
ment leaders did not ftp-event
a military coup. II* attributed
tbe outbreak to young
army
officers impassioned with ideal Lam.
The assassinations wer.- true
to custom. H’ddter* surrounded
homes of the (padrrs, esl'el
them out into the pr'-y snowy
dawn, pressed plntois
against
them and fired.
Diplomatic ninrlcrs in IVashinrton heard tha’.
thr
aimy
woul I prpmufgati- n "new litv
of slate" this afternoon.
The Tokyo give-nnie it iL-rliied
a state of em.’fganry and or
dered Iwo fleets fiom the high
iras to po'iee duty at the great
titles of Tokyo and 6saka.
The Japanese Empire, in one
of the mos.' delicate ex erna' wit-
though Its te a 'a war* f a r be
low ifee uumbkr held by tbef
Iwo dominant par I n .
These w e n the I'.lnselte, o r'
pro governm ent, whleh g o t 173
sea a. In'.ernrI tveuta were p e n - ,
mount in the eim peiga.
In InteroaTlona' affairs, the
g o v rum ent la In • crl.leal atar*>i
Repeated Incidents On ilia Man j
rheukuo-Mrngotian border have
created tenseness wl h Soviet
Rusal a, which rrpea 'adly accuses
Japan o f searlike designs.
|
Japan la Isolated among na
tions. Only »icen ly ?be followed
up h ir
w| hdraw al from the
League of Na'.lona by w alking,
ou.' of the I.sndcn raeal confer-1
er.ee because her demand fo r'
parity wiih th» Uni ed .States |
• n,l Urea. Britain srma not grant -1
ed.
Okaila'e government had b.-en
in power since
•. : « had re-'
tired from active mill ary aerv-|
ice in 1033.
Milietria’a two monthe ago
were credi ed with forcing rtstg-
I’ve known this for a long time
a •. cigarettes cause no ills and
cure no ailments.
You mean ALL cigarettes . , .
Yes, at some time or other I
have just about tried them all
and what I say goes for all of
them.
Seriously . . .
There la probably only one
man on earth who would
believe it if we told you that
a cigarette would cure what
ails you.
M
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W E R T - T h e - JE W E L E R
Grocery, and M eat M k t
SPECIALS THROUGH THURSC* FEB. IT
M INCEM EAT
pkg.
♦ |i
No. 2V4 B artlet PEARS cap J
1 lb. box COD FISH
* M*
RED KIDNEY BEANS 3 cans 25c
OSCEOLA COFFEE
lb. Beef
.
.
STEW lb. 15c to
Beef
iC Fork Shoulder
ROAST lb. 18c to
1 | ROAST lb. 23« to
BA C K
B O N E Ih .
Lamb Shoulder .Whole
ROAST lb. --------
SHORT’S CAMP
M u ily An*, m ark O rrhltl. HII.VNY'H I’kolee. IM.» M lliit 111., tivlla i, o f .
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TOLEDO, O*io, Fab. **,-< *)
—Federal Judge Georg* P. Hahn
bee granted aa application for orgamtatioo c f the W iU jaO w H ttd
Company, ending three year* r*-
iftine A Five VT't** ,n1 w,n ,p“ k ■* • Yearly Disbursements, tisojui r., u..
By 2 P a i n t y ! £ ± r r ', . “ T .' *“ £
Up About One And'
««««,
Only 1 Point,"* -JT-f-*•—
m
—■n— ■Trai:-t*_r I —One Half Million | »’at« Creditor In
A's waa £3 to 31 and tha score
he B game wai 21 to 20.
Mcb VeLucma said the Feds
tbe St, Augustine teams whip*
Jtnail the last few aem.nda of
\ and then in each conteat the
Wit Ion waa able to put acmes
trtammg p'aya. The local boys
pad their beat last night, the
ended
—'
Nice F at LJ >e Weight
Sliced
H E N S lb.
BACON Ik. 82c to
W hlu
FRYERS lb.
BACON ft. lie to
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
>
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1936
VOLUM E XXV
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Tax Adjusting
To Be Allowed
ByBondholders
Wisecracking General
Chairman Convinced
By Commissioners
At Confab Today
That Plan Is 0. K.
duced By Senator
Nye, North Dakota
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-PP)-
Board Is To Be
Set Up T onight
Applications F i l e d
With City C l e r k
T o Be Considered
T he* C ity o f S a n fo r d w W
r TM*rmitte:> b v t h e B o n d o ld e r s ’ P r o te c tiv e C o m m it
te e
to
a d ju s t
d e lin q u e n t
ta x e s d u e t h e m u n ic ip a lity
i f o w n e rs o f , p r o p e r tie s
on;
w h ic h ta x e s h a v e n i t b c c n |
p i Id, f o r s e v e r a l y e a r s ta k e
adw iritnice o f th e o p p r t u H t y
of ^ tl'lin g their debt* with the
C ity on ■ 'ower schedule.
Such wa* th r result of • con
ference hold this morning, behind
closed doors, hetwefn member* of
th e Sanford City Commliaton and
Kenneth M. Keefe of New York,
chairm an of the Bondholders’
Priteetiv* Committee, Mr. Keefe
was tccnm panlut by hi* attorney,
J, W. Shanda tfr Jacksonville.
Following the confarence Act
ing Mayor H. O. Shlnholaer dic
tated th* fol'owing statem ent:
-T h t interest* of th* Ctty and
of th* Bondholder*’ Protective
Committee appearing to be th*
lim e , tha Committee ia willing
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Sanford U Ttio Only Central .*•. rv
Morlda Hty' AfToHing Rail, Gtghwr OAnd Water TrensportoUoa
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EotabILehrd In 1998
NUMDEB IM
T
OfRebels Return To B arroom
Serious Crisis In
|
AgreementTalked Is Believed To Have
At Lakeland Meet
A resolution proposing a con—----—
stmitiene!
amendment t0 giro
Coagiess foil pow t r to rrgula*#
tbo sale and marketing of agricultural commoditise wi< mtroln the Senete today by
Senator Nye, Progm aiv* HtpubLAKELAND, l* b . 2 7 - W V
bean, North Dakota. The proposed Th» lo n j dinpu e over hnw ta r a
markrlimf *gr *m nt th'iulil vt
amendment woo d moert m the
temp t« «>> m rrg u lal ng ibe
Coasti«puon the following word*. m otrm nt Florida'* cltnr* fruit*
to nor hrrn m u k * ram* up f Congress shall have tha
to regulate the tale and day a* r (rr-rn 'iU v r* of th* P
(iu, ry x rru d prnvmlnn* In th*
marketing of a 1 agricultural
propovrd a e fr m c n ..
(luv*m:r
torangMlitiea.”
■Sholtr avk*il th* ind *try n f*r
!n the light of many ronfliet- g rt i* "croaa *tirr^n , »nd J‘al
tng deciSKD*," Nyr told nrw*- oil»l*»” and t ■ »itnpt rni'on* of
■ermen off the floor, "it »rerr» onlerly marlcrtlng
A *n,a iv* act* m*nt c>v M
•O be high lime to clearly define
ha right of Congr**- to deal with ing th* *hipm*nt nf * t*u* Inil.i
this national agricultural problem." out of :hi* • at.' wa* uCrpar.d *1
Rta amendment would not be a m «'tinc o f gioivtr* *ml ahippar*
h*r* a f rtn irht ■«". imd I » jli
operative ontea* ratified by three- e k t n Ie i \ Y in ilir f f t * fi by Gov
fourth* of the state* within seven *rnor Shol r ami turned over la
year*. Two-thirds majority it rs- Hecrelary W bIIecp.
qired m each hot** to submit
IruluAkitm* w#r** ’hat mertinir*
amendments to the urates.
Ir night an*! tomorrnw w tl
Senator Logan, Democrat. Krn- nw ilsil.
tveky, ha* inroduced an amendment |
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which would giv# CongTesa power i F n r n i p r S a n f n r r l
to regulate induairy aw well n« 1 u , , , l c l
k J U U IU lU
REBELS KILL JAPAN’S PREMIER AND TWO MINISTERS
Dispute Is Over Hatw
Far The Regulatory
Measure Should Go
MaJ. Johnson Hagood who seas
removed from command of tha
Eighth Army Corps area because
of his "wisecracks” about WPA
"stage money."
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Government Permits i
Soldiers To K e e p ■
Arms Upon EvacpJt..-:
ating Police Station ■
Bloodshed T h r « |
Believed A v e r t e d
Situation In J a p a n
Declared G r a v e s t
In A G e n e r a t i o n
TOKYO, Fel). 27—<AP)
(Tliuradny) — After
tiny* .T thu gravest crisis
a generation, Tokyo ‘nl
easier Imiight, confiddlit
sunrise would find the
soldiers who atiaasgf:
four government dIgnat
Wetlnesday back in tin
•f
i Im rru ck * . T h e y c a p I ta tb W d '
1**1 niyht lo th* government Vo[ r|u*«t that they quit tho POStf
| hr*il<|U*rt*r* where they hod big*
rlrailol thrmielve* In deftoMO of
loyal troop*. A threat of blooS*h»il In the capital'* atreot* WM
agriculture.
*
. »,*■
rry in g they wished to “ remove corrupt infho* m u front around the throne,* young officers of averted.
Ranking military authorlU rt
the Jspanese army staged nr\ uprising iu Tokyo and iMwiiMNiruktoil Uromtor Koisukr Okatla (left). Ad
■aid th*y are confident that l i t
miral Vue uni Makoto Saito (center), hud k» i * r *.f On* pi ivy weal nod foim er premier, and Gen. d*ng*r w** p u t *lnc* under *W--------I
Jut urn Wmi limbo (rig h t), chief of m ilitary educaimn, { A^mniutod I’ress Photos)
rangvmrnta bvlwten tho robofg
WASHINGTON,K«*. 27v - M i— :
and ih* war office tho fovwow
Conkmandvr John R. BwanUII, now
were nrnmltod info return to
on thr tta ff of thr commaivtlrr of f
latitieg in tha f o m or
i
their barrack* and allowed U re
such res tie rs aa long ad allyy *-**)
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thr haul* fnret, yw*iwr«lfty
ap
tain
their
arm*,
tbovubp'
lalte beneficial m u l ls to th*
p intrd n a v il aide
Srcrrm r)*
.f
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.—W
• leaping Ih* diihonor o f b #
City accrue, but lb* Committee
Swanson surcording (”npi. Kisitk J
Byrne*,
Democrat,
■ng di*armed. Tha
InaUTMSf
tha right to en U r ob- —Senator
F tstchtr, who will »**unu» rofti \
l»'ir*n rvaruatlon of tha buf "*
A Twelfth Street lot In the marnl of a A-mnleishi|» m June.
tsa tha Work o f the South OarolioJI. accompanied hgr
| they occupied during *
Goldsboro It ft!on waa sold by tha
d M M- two itrpraM hatm M a a k td l i n s
C o m m in d e r BcEriittll’E hem# u%
I before -midnight. —
«,
Mtlsoh Realty * Company yv-Ur_
- . ( . . - - - - . r - e n fr » ,'tmrr D m t o f the W ar Deportment
Th* gun* of the mill logy "S)*;
to Afonso H atcher fo r ftoo. in Orlando, F a .
im gini* took th* lima of
Commander Bra nip 11 wad Lnrn
niter Ksiiukf Okada. Ai
A w arranty deed on record laVlacount Makoto Salto, * fo
day diacloeva the aal* by Mart. T. n Sunfurd ami livnl h* n* duriri.'
They went to the W ar Department Rangor of Wilton, Me., lo tie). Me boyh oil ilnva, Ifjion hit grwtl
prrm irr and at hla death
C ity IliU to begin ita work. 81a <
WASHINGTON.
F,b.
27.
•
i'i
atJon
front
High
behind
ho
u
Goding of L lrtraeol. Nova
. ..
. I keeper of Ih* prl’ y -a rt
teen applications for adjustm ent! after General Mal>„ Craig, clncfTin' t'n itrd N lien Guveinni.u.
l.tiM M IN, heh. 27. WD—UrtG (;,„ r r i | Ju (lr0 WaUnebo.
of-ouff, (m ailed
Hagood for Sco la, of a lot In Longwood fur I ndt’il a mil larv nnidomy in 1
of ta.sea wera filed some time
i,
■
udyintt
r|o**|y
the
*w
ftly
Charleston
attd
thru
rrcoiv'd
fin
WASHINGTON. K*b.. 27. uH
-h offe lalilotn exprf,*eu IWU of military education,
ago but no action waa taken on “wuecracking" rem arks in an e x 2171.
Bppnin mont lo tho
T. S. Navil
Throet »f » filibuster " < ti* ."- tnnvintr I'Votil* in Janan, ini m fear* over |>oa* hi* rewi.lt of the
Koreklyo
Takahaahl, dtotlat
tip
ii
»h
her
event*
there
weir
them pending the reaching of traordinary public explanation of
inilitiiry roup in Tokyo—Janape*e
Clifford I. Barber and Lr**l« A :aihm y at Ann*p IU from whim .» iy ” Iu fop.e CJiuiitl.roliun *t
Id (nirrunner* of an extni war with Itu** e and a renewed gunhed mlntoter of flnanot, aa4
sn agreem ent with tha owners th* e rd er removing Hagood from
he
was
irradua
d
in
120H,
and
ws«
hi*t**‘on
of
a
bill
t
‘>
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rb
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i command of the Eight Army Corps Elva Hancock, both 21 and both °f with lhe fleet lhn|, toum l tht*
Admiral Kantaro Suiokl, M
»
of the City’s bonds, and
prufil* w»» vultetl lo.!* v by 8 , it* -'•■ii of 'he Jn|i*m*e cipatiaioti'-. drive again*: China,
Orlando, wrr* married Ia n aw n
i hamberlaln of th* Import*! Court,
Am rlran d plomallc ofsri'l probably be taken up a t the I area. Upon leaving they let it bo
world
that
year
Under
orders
from
N o rth light*- J *'
Authoritu*iv*
ob-erver*
frit
the
tor
Ny*.
Rrpobllcin
• fi ml- were chary ot outitle com Japanewe m ilitary revolt wa* in- were wounded.
known they failed to get any a s ing by County Judge Jam** 0 . I*r*aidin’ Thcoijort* Romtevolt. H * to.
meeting.
. .
Sharon.
O ther member* of thm cabi*
was on ronioy ilu'y during thr
When the Tax " 'A d ju s tm e n t sure twee.
-pired by three rec.’nl developTh* bill, tl*v *.il by Nv»'» muni- ment.
net, including Kokl Hlrota, fof*
General Craig said Hagood’*
Joneph !' Grew, the Amer f in m nt*:
World War and until his itppo nt linn* rom m itlw, prnvliln* fur
Board was D rat suggested AiFred C Uvrlind, picked up la«t
ternry Shanda rushed to Sanford remark* before the n b - c mmiite
tnent yea'trdoy a , naval alii* lo Miff tax** on rarninv* and vir u- • Tiil'ii- nine In Tokyo, kept Ih*
1. I.jclt of in 'r.' forcrf.'l action elgn m inister, tscapod Injury.
n g h t on Ih* charge of paiaing a Socre ary C. A. Swan*on of th •
• Several of th*
mlntotoft*
S i n e ft pn i‘l merit IIIfor lord hy
and notified th a
Mayor
and "can only bo characterised aa
liy the .topnnrtr gov. mm enl m
al
onf
Itralrn
off
individunl
income
worthltaa chock In L o ib u rg . waa Navy and wa* on th* »taff i f the
City A ttorney thot ih* Bond- flippant fn ton* and entirely unaleive 110.000 per y rar ill time of frequent ewtd ■, hot dcvetopin'll • Manrhoukuoun Mongolian border! bodyguard* and M rvants w«r*
aktn bock to Looaburg today by
repurted (lain.
•
h^ldpr*’ Commute#
cabled for and designed to bring Cona’abl* C. A. Illardin of that commander . f the Parifie b a t'l' war. In add lion, it would em w ne -o rapid, in the wak of th” di*pute*.
Th* w ar off!** aaaouM id tbd
fl**‘ w th hfadquarlcrw at Sa t power the I’reaiilen: virtually to military •■•up, that few uf the n
2. The •udden unexnlained halt
favor tho contemplated action.
ridicule and contempt upon the
«lty.
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Diego.
fon*?ript indue r at leader* lo formed wo III nit m pt to a»*ay h • ■■f Japan*** penetration In North Insurgent officer* balieved Ik M t
civil agencies o f tho
au aailn aU d had attem pted ,W
B ardall Avenue In Sanf ir-l maintain pr ductlon nf etwrnliul full ron*eqoeru. * of Ih* vipri-in,- China to*: November.
"They were not necessary to the
While Mayor T. L. Duma* lo all'* family.
S|itculni|en tt privotv new , ho
destroy national policy and were
.1.
Ilium
*-,I
of
G
enertl
Jintahu!
w
ar
eupplir*.
laudo'.le purpose which bo desired ropor'td aa "doing flna” ha la not
,
wa* named for Cnmmandrr Braidm Mar..iki former inaotetor gen "corrupt element* around Uw
Chairman Ny* conducted a 20 le** Wa* plentiful.
_ M
i
g r i n l 110 eecompluh.” Craig continued, aa y tt allowed vlaltors. Ilia
month*' Inquiry In o munition*
Should lit* nggrtativ* military eral of the m ilitary education de- throne.”
d M e n A r e t v l l l e o “and can only be denominated as phytlcUn rta trd ho thlnkg It be*:
Th* government, th*
dial* In which J. I*. Morgan, ih* tTtpi* gain u -e m d e n ry In the g v piirlment w h.te •urceuor, Gener
of the 'wit* crack* fn'iocal type h at h it patient h a w abaolut*
al Ju taro Watanabe, wa* reported tor* said they believed,
C
l
n
v
t
n
r
r
P
n
l
l
i
n
r
‘
DuPonta
and
nth*r*
w
ire
Interemmen
.
*
udenl*
of
Kar-ljt*ti"ii
quiet
katU
ho
galna
mow
a
tm
ig
th
MKMPHIF, Feb. |7 c —(A P I— which every A rm y officer—and
,
^
o i u p i l j f V d i m 1 rated, d o tin g th* inquiry about a
affair* predirtrd a ktrunger im l| n**a**injttd.
weakened by financial
Thtes man, one of them a police moat assuredly one o f tuch high
It wa*,bel evrd tlir*e^ggpt*-*a. and bureauocala during ______ __
week
ago.
Th*
pntb*
extrnded
not
evrn
more
forceful
ext»n.*i*«
qf
Brick p !k d along tho lower end
ANADARKO. Okto., F e tC L - only Intw-eefca med* prior to XiU_ >"pnne-* In ri^u c* on the tV»ia
man, were killed and a fourth rank—should sodulovsly avoid in
raged tuillUry farci* and (WM cil tint* and Titty wnntad to f t b '
of Fork Avenue la being clean.d f f f)-E m S a _ -J [f in to ," t E y g f C g
..was critically Inju red today, aa a
nnger wna fur.her h e lh ttn e d by fll their duties to th* throw* kg'
durtng thO*TV'rid tVar“ - tiiiT ‘o ' toaTnTn'niUwoulil rem it.
and the relay!rg of the pavement farm girt, woe acquithRi yr->' rpolice *nood fci*. tim in g a speed
W lh b 'r i lir elm he* already • in die* between the military and protecting tha national po’lcy. •
i)
th a t owtlon w ll probably be day of murder charge* >n tit* -hot- South Amer tan na ion* during
ing motorist, crashed Into another
varloia rivolutlon* in which tho.« frttiivt o c itrre d between Jnpu . civilian element*.
They had accused ' Prvtmlap
under'akin
w
l'hln
a
weok.
It
to
antemoMto a t a street Intaraecgun elaying of her *han'-crori, r la lln Oiun tie* have I n n engaged ne»« e o ld l'r, and troop* of the
The lack of authentic reporta on Okada of not strongly lupporttgg •]
w ported by WPA Engineer W. S. father. Th* Jury he'd the r r l
thi* Tokyo Situation wa* viewad
in recant ytarw.
Soviet aponrored S'at.* of M»n
th# mUitary program In Arig. .
Earle.
i j l TThe
h dead :
O.
“not guilty b y reaaon of m-amry."
golla, an rnlargenivnt of Nip ntnlnou»ly a* fear* increawed the
joined
IS, who
"am
the
Attorney* *a>d th* verdict mron* C h s i n b c r A p p r O V C S
. *
, .
■pout** m ill!ary act viile* Ip th at movement we* more wideapread
Twoany.flv* Forure Farmer*
'o n to a week ago.
atra. in ih* vltw of aome, ni ght than at first Indicated.
rum
DoLand
wltaeooad
a
EugOno P. M eN am an, ; »
an uutirutxm to r tSMimvnt.
precipitate actual histilitir* to ■tratiOu of btnohtrfng aad
Memphis.
t
Gordon B ornett of Fern P a th
A arrdtd etory o f beating* »nd
PA Hlfj
y , b 27. --GPI—The 'ween the island empire and th*
today
A#
Lawrence S. d e a ry , 23, Mem- today announced aa tha Orel can*
,*
i rotated d e rn g hep tr al , cham ber of IPputir* today rail- Mitwenw guvernment,
. BELGRADE,
didst* fo r tho 8 tat* Legislature tooa Dina of O tlvry C h o p of A t h r Mm Willte, ’ dofrnitont, her f ci| th ,
If the - im ailed "l.beral” nr miojFrmivo-S jviet. mutual
a
n
a
Farm
era
o
f
Awmgtow
ia
<t‘w*ilw**4 Oa N * , r i „ |
Don Coburn, t l , waa Injured In from G roup Tero under tha now
27*—King Bona III o f
Mr». Eona Wdh*. and 2°. ataUtenc* treaty. The vot* fulMuUbrd.
Tbo
dwiwaan
ation
waa
ternally. Coburn waa riding In a ruling of th e County Committee,
drove th* tocomotftw of
odtor defense w itnm e*.
lowcd a l.ng.hy ileba'o and cam*
Organization in Sanford of a
tO ia tta in t o Peae Five!
car with McNamara aad C h a ry
In accordance with
Yugoslav court train (Wer
n ra r a claih. The foreign office
squadron of Sons of th* Legion
o f o 'ato low, th at
th a t tsHldad wtth tho .quad car.
predicted th* Senate will ra t fy
I* bring p’anned by Commander
^0Un* F ***■
s u e m ust bo rvs!dents of
th r pact next week.
b
L F. Hoyle of the local poet of. , r *^* 10 8o^'*'
ho district they won Id repi
The
King
boarded
tbd
Th# treaty provide* for m u tu al.
the American Legion. Ha |*
Group Two Inetudrs voting
with the director
eislitan r* be ween R u h la and
liernaril
Cecil
Lamin'-*,
borr
making
a
canvas*
of
th*
memberclaU outs Ido tha City of Saaford.
Franco In the event of a tf attack In Fanfard on F*b, 2.1, 1'Jlfi, died *hlp of th* post to ascertain how State Railroad*, wawhad
Mr. B atnoU w as b o n In lfOO,
- Pram th t P e rt o f C entral
on tb j m i torn border of Franco at 1:10 o'clock this morning In many 'to n s of legionnaire* are near for a while
erved
|o
Seminole
Ovuaty
In
Florida a t Baoferd.
itaaawkf;
Ptat* Senator J omo J . P arrlih appruprtotlon ever mo.I* for r,r - or th* western boundary or tha hi- hnnt* on th* Millcr-Lak* eligible for membership In tha the rhrottlo bin
tlly by
the Beml- 1222, hnd
Compiled daily
hod 1h as made Ua ham* te from DtoUtoi 17 (Sem lnol. and ry ln r o s experiment* to combat Soviet Union.
road, fnlluwlng an Mine** of only Junior organiiation, and baa In along at fifty mile* an hour. At t
Fora
P
ark
ev
er
since,
; County Chamber of ComB rw ard coaaUoa)
today
an dlaeaaeo o f e«tory, tnelona, frrnw,
two week*. II* had been working vited the ita te director of the •tauen of CtoytJa,
1 arrivals and de hog boon engaged in tbo f a n nounced hto re a d 1^*7 fo r r*-»i*cEL
PASO.
Texas,
Feb.
27^-A1■odor tbo Undo
of tlon. He bao a e rra d la th a State ele. Through hto effort* the com- b en B. Fall, chief figure in rite on th* croao-etat* canal near Son# of th* Legion to alU nd th# reuched exactly oa rtn
partures kin St, Johns River.
mi*atoner o f agrW ultur.- wa* au
Ocala.
firat meeting In March of th# returned
Florida Foliage. He h U been Legislator*
Wednesday, f t k I f , IMS.
Teapot Dome ml scandal during
eeetioeoea'y
ainc*
Funeral services will be con pool and tell tho fellow, how to
prom local Is tbo actlvftto* o f tha I f lE four t a n u aa o member thor tied to eataMtoh the toil
ARRIVALS;
tho Harding administration, waa ducted Friday morning a t 1U:00
organlt* and conduct tho pro
youagtr business M M '.aw d la of th* R oom aad tw* u a mem vey tervlce, to W o te branch *x- near death yesterday. He
> ,• MS ETHEL BOW.
74.
perimental atationa, and to p>*o'clock from the Krick*un Funeral posed new o u tfit
oonotory
o
f
tbo
Somlfft*
County
‘ cargo. I t Jehaa Itvor Un# Co.
ber of tbo B>— 1>. Thirteen sep paro a handbook giving gw graphl.
Hama with tho Rate J . C, Pin
Tho Sons of tha Logion, th*
MS LAKE DEXSTSR, geooval Yoeay Domocrntle
tos of th* Church of God officiat commander said, lake In all boya
Imawdlate part prsaidood Of the arate acta of. vital Intermit to cal and topographic* I Informs*
•ergo, f t Johns Bivir Un* Ca
farmer* w*ra p u t th ro u g h by hU thm of tho various countie* with
ing. Burial will b* In Evergreen of any age who.* father i* a
Tag FLORENCE, loaded bargee. Jonhr Chamber of QuaMmu. Bo efforts.
Information aa to the grneral
Cemetery. The pal.'ueaivr* will member of th* American Legion.
V
i
also
o
dlrortsr
of
tbo
Seminole
TODAY
Florida Towtdg Cerp‘
In
add(tton
to
aacurlng
th*
adaptation of tbo roil for vartCouaty Chamber o f *
7:30 P, M.: Woodman o f the be Archie Abbott, John Senkarlk,
DEPAITVRESi
enactment *f IS leoparate meaeUa peuctaFi
am*
World,
Woodmen Itdll.
■ ‘."ME ETHEL DOW, ffE M T car- end
- ...
- - ft
are* for tto* benefit o f fan n ers
Other agrtoultur.il measure*
H:00 P, M.: Political .perch, II.
ija
S i Jaime three U n a Co,
nod grower*, S onstor Parrtob ha*
ir I’arriah lnsupported
Bernard to survived by hto i
7:JO p. M.: DeMolay smoker,
m r MS LAKE DSISTER, general
advocated good ronfe, adequate
only public <
parents. Mr. and Mr*. 'D. I- Laning of non-pmftt Ram Digktsn’a home.
tludo , the
~ c a i |* St, .Iihni River Lina Cm
appro
priat
ton*
4. He W ale.
of tbo
agricultural
and P. Paty, Magnolia A rena* a t F ln t diets; four b ro th m . Donald, Oeco-op*r*tt
WASHINGTON, Feb. Y7-_UP)
Tug FLORENCE, bargee dsod“
‘ ‘
^ 're d , aid
itloiia, prolec- Street.
Reinstatement Of
General Hagood
Asked By Byrnes
R esident Named
New Naval.Aide
Chief Of Staff Says
‘Wisecracks’ Caused
officer’s Removal
th.d m.™ of''adjusting*
Confiscation Of
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
ExcessW arTim e
W ashington K eep in g Watch
Over S i t u a t i o n In J a p a n
Profits Proposed *Frcquent CabicH Are Jap-Russian
I*ilibuater To Force
'
Consideration O C
Bill Is Threatened
“
W ar’
f:°T „u fo Or Chinese D rive
Is British Fear
would not
Police Car Strikes
A n o t h e r Machines
Girl Is - Acquitted
'fS B
' treename o* r»*» n**)
Gordon Barnett
For L egislature
From Group Two
.M
»"nlmimnmf0'r ^ 2 7 '" ' ” FTllico-Russian Pact
dag
aa
dwnonanto-
Sons Of Legion May
Organize In Sanford
Bernard C. Landrcsn
Died TRI Morning:
Senator Parrish Announces Candidacy
For R e-election F r o m 3 7 t h District
MARITIME NEWS
jJ'w'
Kina: Runs Train A a l
It Arrives On That;
to
LOCAL WEA1
WHAT’S DOING
^ ^ " • a ^ 'A 7 £ : B‘,k'; HaU-BilUon Dollar
Farm Bill Advances
T W *g C ^y.
-
Io M
Mr, and Oran of Sanford and
■ TOMORROW
Raymond of Ocato; and four
:t pee la
7:30 P. M.: Ocato-Sanford haa- aliter*, Ml*. Vida Landrea* of
n a rk e tla g
In- ketball game, Semlnol# High gym- Sanford, Miss Treed* Lnndrraa of
of St. PoUnbnrg, aad Mrs. Mary
of tha Uvol
M.: Seminole Boys' Atb> of f t, Itooroburg, aad Mr*. Mary
and ey»*
HlHItrd of DuPont, Go.
rtv e l
Itl trt»i uct ion and
IN
dSnS
a n togto-
•nt
-.V. .
_ Um Admiatotraltoa’a now 1200^
ooo^oo farm bill w u brought
within on* .top of tbo White
Heoo* today when tho Houeo ap
proved Ihe confer*!**
Senate and
R oom
ditfarawea*.
Senate artloq atilt to
m
M ,
.A'W S'j
t«
�Control
•nded T o
c Islan d
' For the second time the State Supreme Court hgj up
held the so-called “chain store tax" law ' providing « new
fa n s of taxation in Florida, and has ruled that even
though the measure was finally enacted after the consti
tutional limit for the legislative session had expired, it
wag nevertheless valid. As a result of this law gl) retail
stores are required to'pay license taxes ranging from $10
to 9400 and a tax of Vi'of ! percent on all gross receipts.
Though It has been widely proclaimed th a t the "chain
store’tax" hxi been upheld by the Supreme Court, or at
dlgfctir Mftb of Midway.
Althoosh battt Ksn
To The T»Me
•AULT ITJL H u m I U .
Fsb. IT,—A. dosse SSgHpM Si
scientific sad uhaswiaa, tore been
adv*ac«d te sesame ( e the
Htnace oapdoct of a dead Baa's
a im r.
M olw ’ar attranion, chemical or
electrical reacuoa. hypnoMs, par-
ot'actually extinguished.'
rges, bower*, U not g law which
s development of chain •Uxt* J *
tition with the In<kMods nil. but
all merchants more or lee* gtfka. To
lary men In Tokto assatsi^ rtnuer Okada lo r cnttda-
MethodfcU Plan To
P i|h t Ban In Poland
(uf like Crno’Tklmadge S>ho
tod Prrtujriu Roots rail) lot e now tgx of 1510 g ye
K ell the rc-'d in the cotintry the chains, or ellrainaf*
Bo He goes with put
to’ tie -w- little eeiamg kdong
foym legislation. About
ne Wntstf.
Ihg flurselve* tqme pew
CS1)—A
high
official
of - the
'* * *
hre* areretk enough
•*» create a vacuum between them,
a r poaatbly a molecular attraction.
Others sufcaated that there mitht
hawa been a chemical reaction m i
»P hi the quicksilver o f the mirror
by perspiration from Dernier's
Aet while “there If g y»sf flew of
SJgK.
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exDtrimcnUJ tociti
BE BEAUTIFUL
U e l la jre e r m irro r a e e le t
It talk to r o e . I t w ld M r,
" C o l,. a a u * . !•»'« So S e tte r
leo k lac. m o re b eaeU faL T kere
a r e no r e a u r a nm e lr a trle .
tk ere la b a a a tV a M ' i t u a
le every a l r l II ek e w ill a a
b e r p ert en d V et rl4 • ( k e r
■U n troobJee.”
Come e e l le t > ; skew yen
h o v . C l m l a l l n o c r e e e u w ill
*•* I’M o f
a r c ere epole.
K rin k Ira,
b lack b eed e .
eel
N A s a y i u x , Tettna r-> . i r -
trj& ztz
politics. In ihia country
einato" the military men.
m u , IT
tw in H
land, Ike
oosly wai
of the J
Crete*
rounded
Kevy De
•ilTO r-I won't say f<44—«pf«ad-
iaf out nU orsr Aa country like
noA * wdl soot dry gp ykhoct
ueed la doing fa
PS® ®SPfPgP®
if iKa candidates srs alc trying about when the
asking togtnv They can't
id why It ia neersiary that
its or a county comenleeuid also have to bo an
B which Uaslo I f u hasps Ids
Bom y" be vagi op fo sgy he
ua4enwe< there WM'
"Budget money (appropriated
hy Congreea) which la vary herd to
*«! PVA (Icbas) money which A
a®* »® hard u get; and a v»*
- w r y of JfPA (relief) g w
which la very easy to get fof
(total fltgood made some ta
rns** erpek about the "iwga the blxme for American participation In the b u t war, but otfUag projects to t ahnaet laby* which kho WPA ta handing also in trying to find some easy formula for keeping opt pamAia to get for anything worthA■
sad promptly got littered of of th« next ohe.f'
Speaking of tbe Nye InveaUgstloft, the Bradenton
fah, In Italy they would ham
}{erald says, “I t produced a number of headline#,
aha;
[anrfl gave. Mr. vlforKn p ebaneg. to apeak hiejnind.abp
m^ids, leisure classes, And tbe chances of' dvjjisgtk
But* after' th at It seemA to have y io ifM gpj. the#* pH
ah iw lo h isb t t#*deliver as sd■ on has candidacy. Tlda ia expected to learn that Uncle Sam h#<T been betrayed ■
little sustenance oat of it.
yaty'a Irak appaaftnea In lanloaiiree of the committee produced
1,-bm wo rttWar suspect that we T " a in e d the
don, and since Congress Is ready
Haar consideraUj more’from rood deal of e'e
J new neutrality u nit
before tbe clecilap,
V t give up on the job of producing
tton. it might •bei a wr
good‘ ”Idea to review once merg t
obvious, Aindlsputed facte about tbe way wg got into tip
S JssksonvilU Timae-Unlon
w a r.'
tbst whsu you *r« a msn . . f it Is foolish to try to hunt for a scapegoat. People
leg a wn-galion bar, yratsh
N - W political aoosutvcvwisot. who expected the Nye committee to dig up some Individ
MM tjw « bs booming in u s - ual who would grin wlokediy from the witness chair and
• bats over this stats of aasa, •Ay,’ *y«B.-l dld lt," have been disappointed. The comipittfte’s work, will be wptth all it coot if It convinces us that
W* wpnt to wgr throbfh force »f drcumsUnces, not through
the conniving of any man or group of men.
... “After all, German submarines were sinking our ships,
roylng our commerce and, jo gin*
that A seif-respecting nation could
l)l«t that HBkss.ua tha injulwhy we declared war. Abput gH
iwjpts TownMb'i Pteei*
re out why thl Oenngna did what
s’r* told that tha reason wo we cah c}o la try to
in fwvor of it! is btcauro |hpy did. In trylnj
rtK*?B'“ 4ml tw- *ct(g Iru. wisdom. ■
•if, had bedoi
•d a.'iM l'Of.big btisigosa", ’
__
• f ahangor* a "e.ntroIUJ the ftlflea. Allied,
««d » rWaU.8uaot.kire>- and bacon, fifing American ahella I t (ha enemy, and gut
Ittt wboq they My .wo’ro ting paid because their governments had Upped American
S—fh » r all tbo Townsond tlllk ,.jfh e Germane figured, sensibly enough, that they
rwoSrv.rtwd-tfl ij>» rebjoct. might-ee- wott-bavtr America agkjui out-and-out enemy,
“So when unrestricted aubfnarine warfare y i i eugBested, the Gennen government agregd although- It jg>tw
sure las baa bom t>v- that this would bring America into th»4br. Thg kind of
t ip pa*%f»d so fwyy.
Mid, might ha worth $760,060 or
more.
pr. Cram, secretary of the
board, i» Tayas, Dr. Clark m m a
pretaot to the State Deportment at
WaahingtOp over the Polish order.
Today Secretary of Btato CorJs'l
Ba3 rcTeaiod that the American
"B o aabal Dawmppn a o '^ m
Cogaal Oeneral in Waraaw wga him the mirror agaM," the pattern
assisting officials of the ecciety Mid. "Aa Daveppqrt reached fat
n*
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4
ISABELLE'S »1.50 FadxU
FOR ONE WEEK
50c
�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Social A n d Personal A ctivities
ha present as th is will bo the last
meeting of th e year.
MONDAY
Circle Number One of the F irst
Methodist Church trill meet a t
THURSDAY
3:00 P. M. w ith Mrs. Tom W il
Annual Junior High School min liams, SOS Oak Avenue.
strel * 1 be presented In the even
Circle Number Two of Ih* F irst
ing et_lh* school auditorium. The Methodist Church will meat a t
plblle Is invited.
3:00 P. M. with Mr*. W. C. Field*.
FRIDAY
201 West Seventeenth S t m t .
, World Day of P rayer will bo
Cirri* Number Three of the
observod at 1:00 P . 1C - at th* F irst Methodist C h u m , trill meet
a t 3:00 p . M. w ith Mra. Otto
Regular meeting of N. do Y- Schmthl. West Side.
Circle Number F our of tha F irst
ttrw ard Chapter of tha U. D. C.
wCl take place at S‘M P . M. at th* Methodist Church will meet a t
homo of Ifru. W. C. Hill* All visit- 3:00 P. M. with Mra. J . O. U n ty ,
1012 Sanford Avenu*.
lag members are invited.
Circle Number Five of the F irst
Miia Carolyn Collier will pre Methodist 'C hurch will meet a t
sent her pupils in a piano recital T:30 P M. w ith Mrs. Carl Chorpena t 8:04 P. ■ M. a t the Sanford Ing, Palm etto A venue
Woman's Club. Th* pubic is Invit
MONDAT
ed.
The Y. W. A. o f the First Bap
Th* SemlnsU Rsbckah Lodge
will m rot a t 8:00 P . M. a t the tist Church anil meet at 7:30 P. M.
Odd Fellows' Hall. Election of of with Mis* Vers Phillips, 3M Holly
Avenue,
ficers.
Dr. Neeman o f the Psychic
Annual Junior High School min• i r t l win be presented In the even Science Church will lecture at
ing a t th* ichool auditorium. T in 8:00 P. M, n t the Woman’s d u b
public is Invited,
building On Oak Avenue. Subject,
The Sanford Tksmstnd Club "Three Who l i r e IW h .* T V
will meet at 7:10 P M. in th* public is invited.
Arcade Building. Subject, “Why
TUESDAY
People
Oppose th* Towniend
Board meeting of the Seminole
F a n ." Regular twaineaa.
High School P.-T, A, will be held
a t 2:15 P. M. In .the Hl-Y room
SATURDAY
Circle Number Two of the P res *nd will he followed hv the study
byterian Auxiliary, Mrs. Victor close, under Ih- direction of Mra.
Green, chairman, will meet a t, 1:00 Jam es Mu ugh ton. .a t-2:30 P. M.
Regular m tetlng of the Semi
F , M. with Mr«. ' Green, Jewel*
Lane. All m em brn are urged to nole High School p.-T. A. will
take place at 3:00 P. M. In Un
school audllkrlum .
Social Calendar
To-Night
dhiO ffaab lo]
Q fo u r d d u l in iltm
cQ an g u ag o o f cQ oPot
Bok Tower Concerts
Bok Tower concert*, Lake
Wales, every Tuesday, Thurs
day and S aturday a t noon and
every Sunday a t J P. M.
Bok Sanctuary open every
day from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Singling a r t museum and
cirrus
w inter quarters
at
Sarasota open every day.
C H IC K E N S U P P E R
I T M t HSiiAV M e TO s a *
. W itrr/iiR U B tt
rtiL iU 'ii
m a p g a re i
At The Mayfair
Mrs. L. F. Boyle
Entertains At Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Pop*
Philadelphia, parsota « I H . I L
■lh)p* of this city, a re guests a t
the hotel for a few days
H. L. Afenger of Denver, C ol,
and L. A. Rinds of Los Angeles
have arrived to spend a short
(iaia a t the M syfalr.
Mr. and Mr*. A, Plengo * f
Belleville, N. J., are at tha hotel
for a few dayi
O vernight guests Wednesdiy
evening at th* hotel were: J . II.
U tnong of Jacksonville; Mr. and
Mr*. M. F. Brick of Chicago;
Mr*. C, G. Andemied of Over
book, Pa.; Mr*. Willi am W. Ftbler of Vilanova, Pa.; Dr. and
Mr*. Brewer Eddy of Boston; S.
L. Nobles and D. K. Ol.ver of
Jacksonville! Mr*. R. L Murpny
of St. Petersburg; and R. H
King and J. A. Mook. Jr. of Jack
sonville.
Mrs. lt\ B. L r n and Mr. J.
H. Teague of Laurens, 8. C , von
high i r o n prtfes al ihe bmlge
party r ' » » Tuesday sfisronon by
Mr*. L. P. tVyle at her home on
MeLonvtlle Avenue for members
of th*. Tuesday D uplicate Club.
Refreshments were (erred before
the bridge game* by ih# hnate*.,
aa.iateil by Mrwj Wynn W. Potter,
Mr*. Joseph A. Meisch, and Mr*.
W. C. Kill. Garden flower* in
pa it*! shade* were need to deewrats
Ihe party rooms.
Those present were: Mr*. Wynn
W. Potter, Mrs, Joseph A. Meiaeh,
Mr*. J . D. Woodruff, Mr*. W. C.
Hill, Mt* Wallace W. Wright,
Mr*. H. B. Lewis, Mr*. J. II.
Teague of la u re tu , S. C , and
Children’s Program Women Will Attend
Presented At Club World Day Of Prayer
Before a large and Maeretted
audience, the annual children’*
program aprnaored by tha Music
'Department of tha Wonsan'* Club
with the co-operation a t tha naiaic
and expression teacher* of Senfcn l was presented
Toaedsy
evening at the club hoe** on Oak
Avenue.
Mrs. Frances A. Hickson, M as
Mrs. Charles Niblack of OvUdo M argin* Davis, and Mb* Carolyn
la th* guest for a few dayi of Collier were sponsors and Mrs.
Mrs. William R. Williams, San J . U Ingley, M rs, H. W. Rocker,
and Mrs J. K Baker were hostLao!a A partm ents.
Personals
The enure program was gNen
as M 'ow s;
*
'v
Orchwtra
Selection,
'Sanford
Schrol Orchestra—T, Ml DolliMrs. C. A. Dutton of Athsvllle Thms-^amer,
ha* returned homo after spending
a short tim* her* with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Edward Kelsey, I t IB
Laurel A vm ot.
“Three Live Ghosts” Mrs. H. M. Papworth
In Diverting Comedy Has Bridge Luncheon
Mra. E. S. B iughan and daugh
te r, Nell, of Jacksonville are th*
guests of.Mrs. Baughan’s sisters,
Mrs. A. W. Lee, Jr. and Ml*.
Mr, and Mrs. John G. Serllg of
Rlpon, Wi*. h aw
arrived to
■pend a short time hire with Dr.
and Mr*. F. A. Everhard, Rose
Court.
Sally Rand Appears
At DeLand Theater
Ss Iv Rand, who ha* bern re- i
ferred to frequently as an "Amen- '
ran phenoma," may *oon became i
an international relebnty.
Every .me* her fan dance at the
ur in 1934 ttarrej reu
. „
Dona Jack.nn- T. M, Dollnon.
P*1
percuation. heanl
around
the
i u ' d i,iB r , nvLlr* f '
* La Pap.1'on*, L w alle, Mabel Chap»f Wd lough by. Ohm who are en}M t o n
world, 8a ly h a. received of far*
raut. horn, from Miami, spent Polkl lh, p * ,
V.nder Cook. front foreign thrater intrrtita to
present her in various rountri**.
M m n yy rC. rEllsworth,
u
*1
rL
f n Th<
Rob*n
H «™1U
don-T
. M. , [orff^
D oll™_ .
Mrs.
Beardall
^ ny
rJone
So buay has .he been «ine* with
stage and screen contract*, that
ArrBa*
Mr*. Msffett.
_
.
.
H ungsna- (S arada Scene. Tr*n»- an
. the** offer, have been held in
As a matter of fact,
Sally ha. aet a rw m l of 03 week,
Tower In Lake W ale, w .re: Mr.
n »Phn» Takach—T. M; Dolli- of ronnnunu* engagegfVht with
ttrcilia Parker, a gnm pa retire
and Mrs. A. A. A lshubr and
only one week t-f reat. That one newcomer, who .cored in tho pieMr*. Hulburton of Ilacken.ack, T arantale. Pie«ork«. John Hamweek e u .pent
her farm in nm sat Inn of “ Ah Wildriw la*,"
N. J., Mrs. W alter S. Coleman,
n c k -M i.a Dav.a.
,
Missouri.
turn* in her fine*i performance *a
and Mrs, Samuel Puleston.
Polka d* Concef*. Dsnleti, Mary
Mi«» Rand, who ia to appear in Richard Arlen'a sweetheart. Beryl
----Beldirv— Mr*. Ilvkw ti.
Mr. and Mr*. John Miller ami Prelude front Suit* Pour le P«nn, peraon at th* Athena Theater, De- Mercer a* the Cockney mother
daughter, Jeanne Lane, of Cocoa,
Dubuaay, Daphn Takach—Mr*, land. ha. at last decided io con end Charle* McNaughton a* her
sider h*r foreign offer* aenoualy. top are outstanding in the roles
will arrive tomorrow t0 apend th*
Takach.
week-eeid bet* with re'atrv*#. ' O rrbe.tr*
Seleci'nn.
S.nfonl She may acccpr a contract with a tKey first created on tha New York
stage.
They will be accompanied by Mr*.
Schorl Orcheetra—T. M.' IVd- group of South American mana^
g
e
t.
tr
appear
for
eight
week,
in
Claude Allister a* a th o lLuhi Miller who h a t been their
Lion.
principal Lutin-Am*riran cities.
shoeked nobleman who pi fer*
guest for several w e e k * . _________________ IT hu may bo followed by a mur hi* own twby ia a fm e d y high
Mr. and Mra. Erneet E aaterty urw winter m n n n in OrUtslo, , of tho Orient. H ieaier men in J a light and th r other* in th* cast—
and Mr, »nd Mr*. Dou class Gray apenl Wnlnesday m ■Sanford Saith pan, Hawaii, China, the Philippines Dudley Digges Nydia Wetiman.
and th* M alay countries ^report a Johnathan Hale ahd Lsllian C o p e r
of Laursna, S. C. and TVta A. friend*.
w ry active interest in American turn in excellent portrayals.
Easterby of Giwenvdle, S. C., who
attraction* and shows ami ham
“Threw Live G hana" was pro
been conducting a campaign to duced fo r Metro-Go'dwyn-Maywr
bring show* to th* Far East.
hy John W. Consulirte, Jr., and
Having scored hca'ily
and directed by H, Bruce Hcmberprofitably with her fan and bubble stone from a screen play hy
C. G ardner Sullivan. It i* excel
lent entertainment.
Mrs. F. A. Everhard. Mrs. D.
L. Thraaher, Mr*. A. C. Fort, and
Mr*. Wallace W. Wright ware
luncheon g u n ’s at Pvrrydell Mon
day afternoon.
i n , v ia , e s s
SU GA R
5
%A lha.
PH bbvry XXXX
FLOUR
6 11m.
8 9 c 4 7 c2 4 c
MAIU.T tlARMOf
No. 1 CAN •
Dal Meat*
Friday
IS 11m.
U rn
PEA8
PECANS
17c
2 lb s. 1 9 c
ORANGES 2 doz
it
M atches
3 bxa.
10c
Among the mu-of-ioam per
sons attending ihe fineral of H.
B. Oil ham were hi* mrthrr, Mew.
1* D, Odham and Mis* Aramtta
Odham of Brunaw ek, 0 * , hi*
stater, Mra. R W. Wd.on of Radburn, N. J , h it brother and .mt*rin-law, Mr. and Mra. L. D. Odham.
J r , *f Miami, and hia rouain,
-Judge J{ P, Highnmuh of Baxley,
Ga.
(Furmerly Valdes Coffee
LUNCH El
Noon and Night
J5C 50c 75
Specialising In '
STEAKS, CHOP!
& SEA FOODS
Operated By
I
Mr. and Mrs*.
Eddie Lang ’
1
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1" ‘
dm
New! "CindertiU*
A c e ta te
Fast Color Pie Pm
PRINTS
C ra p e
49#prt
For Sunday-Bul Dttnetl ’
A a ex tra serrlcwabU aeeUta
tantoa crape 1 E xtra n u r t , teal
A daQ rough weave, In pastel
sad new afreet ihadee. 89 laeh.
ERKR INSTRUCTIONS
Free instruction* on planting
and tha car* of garden* ia avad*b e to the pufclic through the edurannnal department e f ih t Works
I'rogreea Administration n was an
nounced today. Mra. W. A. Ginn,
1710 Sanford Avenue, will give
adivre to anyone interested from
10:00 Aq M. to ir o n and from
2:00 p. M. to 4:00 P. M. at her
home and wdl als* go to homes by
appointment for further aid.
WE DELIVER
Added
Mr*. H. M. Pspw onh entertained
die members of the A fir it mon
Tea Contract C u b with a lunchann <
and bridge party Tuewday after- j
noon at her home cn Park Ave- i
nui. Luncheon was .erred in -]
formally at the card table* and j
bridge eras played afterward.
Vase* and r o * l t of atalm *. '
timid ta , sweet peas, antignon, del
phinium, gladioli, and calendulas,
all in spring shvle*. were used
an
decoration*. Mr*. I). I,.
T hrasher he'd high .core.
Those present sreve: Mr*. W. M.
."tcott, Mr*. O. I. Louche. Mr*. 8.
I l). rh see, Mrs. D* I- Thrasher.
Mr*. II. J. Holly, Mr*) B. F.
VVhitntr. Mr*. Roy F, Symoe, and
Mra. H/ M. Papworth.
Now Ojpefi
EDDIE’S
Tkoi look ExfmMogji
J
“
that t p l k s t f a M a e T u S S l
price. I i t f i e*kin Ite n 4
are all « w * U * to I T w U fc ^
ARMY FLIER KHJ.RD
BHREVEPORT, L a , Feb. 17.—
W V -C *pt, Karl O. C. Glmmler.
ptlei of the first pursuit group of
Selfndge Fie'd, M .ch, era* killed
at
Rorkadalo Field jbsterday
when ' hi* aing'e-aeater
Amty
fighter crashed during ground
gunnery practice.
D tatir* ’ih/nis*qr_ of Jh^or,_in-
HIN8TREI7"
dut'ry and commerce recently in
spected exhibit* o f Bratiltan merXhondise preparatory to shipping
them ia New York for a permanent
w fM ttitia l axpaaaicn.
SILK S U P S
T urnips
L ettu ce
* tv p
8LIGHTLY SOILED
t.
0IUOS 84 TO 44
CLOSE OUT PRICE
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NCW GENERAL Electric V an*
»k«K ».
521.05.
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F or Tax Collector
JNO.
D.
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50— H o u m a f o r 8*1*.
For Opening Of Training
son
Early Next Mo
~~
FOR SALE:
W. E. WAT80N
8
RADIO SERVICE at
S e tte r-g u -a n ta c
For Tax A ssessor
G. L. BLEDSOE
• W I N O L * POUNTT
#
^
H ev en ~ fcu * s T o
RAT
SANFORD F. DOUDNEY
J. H. TRULUCK
G. SHARON
Seasoned and Di
r i m Mace. U eerivr Mile
tiiK.rS.vpcr
• ue i n
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For S u p t o f Public Instruction
IVIn A tluck
g.i*
Trelflo Uo
,
Dally Imutil* lt-fun.|».i
C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES
For County Commissioner
FBEE RENT to northern fatally
a t caretak en for modern home.
Near town. Reference* required.
Inquire Bex RR, care Herald.
12—WtaUfL
WILL PAT Ic per copy for Utuvi
o f the Sanford U trtJd fo r Tab.
10 and Feb. IS. Sdafard Herald.
District No. 1
For Attorney General
For County Commissioner
J. J. CATES
ForC om ptroll
Diatrict No. 2
*
J. D. DAVISON
VICTOR CHECK
State Treasurer
For Railroad Commissioner
Firmer* But# Market. Tetepkeae
IU
For County Comm issionef
District No. S •
.
3T0l ^dutorlg) District
L WOODRUFF
LOST: Two U. S. mail bag* on
nee Lake* hore boulevard. Find
Without Board
er pleat* return to Richard Smith,
a t Ifrrald office.
.
LARGE FURNISHED room. Twin
bed*. Lawton. Locuat and 2nd.
Next to Church. N aur Mayfair.
FOR SALEt two ton Dodg* daal
truck with four whotl trailer.
Cloeed bodies. Easy lam a. 1931 USE RAT-NIP. They simply
Chevrolet Dual truck fla t body
can’t 1st It aloa*. Stanley-Rog.
and cab. Reel and Sons, used ear art Hardware Co.
Sanford Market Report
FRED A. DYSON
-
For County Commissioner
T s ;r r:- r:- :r t." " .r:
District No. 4
T hurw lay. Feb. 17, l l t g
O n ly rep o rt or r b O i l l l U tra it*
* n4 w a e ta b U a
a t tk* l a a lo r d
' ta le F arm er* ' W b o le u l* M arket
u Iru o k er* . c a rte l eeee io b ler, ell*
■ptier J e e le re for a I I b e a r parted.
• n f in c a t l l : * l A. M_ ted ay , as
repurted by J. U. Michael) mana
ge f. lo the Federal.Slate M erkel
New t Bervlea:
Ik ft. 11- 11.II;
C u l e n crates 1
OATW: tla. buahel. (I* .
ONIONS: (OniUW) Fla. per t n .
bunehee, Itc ttc. Few l««. North
ern >*l(*w. I t II,. Iwg*. ||.« t
iS tt* ’ " » » • California
A fl'L J U : k U .te rn -T o rk e U a U w In e
In . haekele. I t .I * .I I I * .
UNANSt (LIM A) F la
bu. km pr*
F erd h o o h a, g w 4 41.41. poorer,
For County Commissioner
^
District 1^0.8
.
W. G. KILBEE
X ttllM A N
J. T. McLAIN
Represerttii’
located In Samlnol* County ia
1701 a d going to B r t T a n l county
two j m n laUr. Ha m
elect ad
tn the Legislature la 1*18. 1*30.
1922 and 1924, and waa elected
In the Senato tn 1928, 1928 and
l'<,2, aerving aa president of the
Senate in 1829. l|e 1* a mana
tee of the State and the deaninole County Chambera of Comntcree. and belongs to the Ma
con*. Elba, Knight* of l*ylh.aa.
KoUry and the Presbyterian
Reinstatem ent O f
Geitepjil H a g o o d
Asked B y Byrnes
I f c e l le e r S Freer Fas* Oevl
hie public raferancae.
"General Hagood tuber intended
hi* rem arks in thair natural **
tiriral tense, or he did not. If he
did to intend them, the offenre
w tt deliberun; if h» thd not to in
tend them, hit Judgment and comnwn t e n t are tadly tacking."
Genera] Craig fait ttau " J it.
ciplinary action it called for by
thete remark*."
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JM lb park Av*.
tk ,
;
SaliyJU nd Is To t
Play G o l f W hen
Tourney S t a r t s
,W hkhu
E. L. Spivey & Co
Orlsndo I’hon* 8877
1» R Mala S
Rebuilding end Servicing on nH Makes of | j
* Factory—Rebuilt Typawrllars—Ewy
All Work Guaranteed;
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II3 9 -II.I9 .
t t H. PATTISHALL
■ rrg o n tg q w *
VirCbtinty Judge
For Constable
Fourth District
F o r S u p e rv is o r O f
R e g is tra tio n
Dem ocratic Committeeman
F orS
B M i H# B. Wilcox, director of
Branlian g*v*mai«ut expert*
•
Museum of A n ar* m pan ad to kav* found oil m
N syr.Y brk, baa bean made an unknown qukatittas ia tho aaoood
Htorqrr m anner of th* Royal of tb* tost caw raj gist* of Bakif
■tails Voctaiy of Qrwat Bntam
ro q ffiu N t> ’
I'A U U rW W gB : ru. tH b*. eft*,
•fd la a rr 19.19. Claif aid erta.
II.M-11.9*
CKLCRV: ru. 16 task araUa. Itr* r> . are. ta grad* 9t.9f-lt.T9.
CKLKUV HUAMTB: Fla. par dds.
bunch**, 9*a iwaae
SHORT’S CAMP
i N ib . Owt M d m d * +
marktl
dpi « J Fla.
~h
n«?£
oft
ANfloa
SAW
Tboir removal tp new, M
TODAY
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I4C A TK O 4 T
B o o m * 2 0 3 - 5 - 5 M eisch Pwild
sm & y
tro U D
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Dozier & Gay’s QdkHty Paints
" B e a t fo r U m S ta r t* ”
STANLEY-KOGKRS HARDWARE
214 Sanford A m t s .
A ppreciates Your Patronage
W a s h in g — 1’oll.sh— T i r e
R e p a irin g
Registered l.ubrknlba
More Money Is Now I
On Deposit In Banks
CORAL GABLES, Feb. 27.—<Ah
—Comptroller of C u rre n c y J4 F. T.
I’h o n e 9121
The Rrmlnota'Coys’ AthUtlc riu h
will meet for nra:t'ae Frblvy
"'v h ' at 7:10 o’tlnck, a fter a lav
off of two mnntha hecaiMi if
virka’sa a rd had a r t her.
During the last two month*
*ev»r*l member# of tha club have
vroe*red co b'xM * arogram* In
v'her towns end h aw barn su •
rcaaful In th*]r bout*.
(
A *n*rlal Imxlnv pfrvrain ia to
he presented on M tr. 20.
baakais ardlaary ta «sed t i lthm ara IL*d.
II 99.
nN A rw rRUtTt Fla. aea. la pyaA*
HAVl OaaectS peaau% ta* 919.9*."
nRANnKS: FT*, are. m grad*, it
'«
t a r i and haaaa fle-tl.t* .
I.irrw u cd . swppU** dirt!, damaad
'fair,
D lem on da A n d W a l f b r a
F in e W a tc h A nd J e w e lr y R r y n M n c
D la m o tid M o u n tin g A n d E n g r a r i a ir
Boys’ Athletic Club
Meets Friday Night
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peer** .••«-
c o a I’U U r tg t I k . I l l t a aralt*.
urdltw ry L» gaud lt.M -ll.fl. bu.
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P # C t t f S C i r e i / l t C fi
mh MR rf# —tiMWta1ev « > *
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a t'
l i i v f v f f \ r »
'Dhotuig tha Golf Club
f hr mlier of Commerca.
CIUNSSU CAWBAOB: Fta. par data
crataa av*. I data tle-11.9#.
C O liunD S : supfltaa Hah', daaiasd
modarata, mark at - ■ !(* •. Pita
pad aria, apnraa. I* tha. ast aer.
par do*, kaaakta. Ukrldta
<«• uuatllr IU4<I4.M |a*a wra.-v
(3)11,Vt Whits aivllK, aw). | l l«.
1st a ad larger. Mw l l i l .
CUCUMBERS: ladtaaa hat haaata - IKPd. haarar nsalltv *t.Pt.pi it.
. 1 das, tw eartaa. 11.19.
TUkNIFSi Sat*Ilea madarata d».
ii:}
£1 1
1I«-
• leaberw typa. Weatara rrau a. 4aFAHSlflF: N aeth.ro ba. basketa.
OT b. Diggers
.
buskeL
Lumber
DKIN k RUMS D R T P A L ^ ! l N G n ^ k L ^ ^ ^ T — 3
ACID. AI.KALI TOUR SYSTEM
UPPER 1* TRUE FRUIT LIME HICK BY TO C O U N T U tk C f
N EH l MALTED CHOCOLATR
NEH1 ROOT BEER
ROYAL CROWN COLA
/l
NKHI T R U E FRUIT ORANGB
TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST
StertUied llettlv*
NEHl BOTTLING CO.
C. E M I f f 1 ) g n
O’Connwr said her* thai drpoaua
in the 5J99 national banka now
total 124,968,549,000 a naw high
figure.
• e .
Present drponti O 'O n n o r aaid
txcaad the pravin’* “high." of
Dec. SI, 1928, by mors than .half
bt lion dollar*, and hav* incrrw««t
60 percent atncu Mar. 16, 1933.
Acttv* national dank a totaM
4.622 on Mar. 16, 1933, and had
depoaua o f 116,316,686.000.
O'Conner aaid h* waa "delighted"
with th* present condition r f th*
aaitopai bakmg ayutam.
O’Conntr ia vacationing in Coral
Gables:
m n d erale, . m a rk e t steady. Ft*.
p*» d o t.- bapebea,
b a it
99*
■irdlitar y. i* o -4 lr, poorer. t9 e - lta .
BRO CC O U : F la. bn. bm p r e m *« ti/
i i.te.
Security
f U n \ A:i n t . m b . r ~ , hr local Da-
bul't I n ^ W o r d .
Id " J J J V CJ * P7 r; ,nc' ud,n*
v.rtU Ing af F lorid, fruits, c a - ]
m
. * ?"
“ *
lion of th# riorida citrus camno‘
mi**ion, b e tt.r
rwgulaUon oret ;
,ho
don 1 ,n*°k , > • '
the manufacture and aal* af f*r-] '
^
D,«h,on *
tillxeru w kkh require# d#U C ^j!7:3° 0£ock ,h" • v«n‘»tr.
information on . agefc ’ farU lkar, Ccor|rr E Crwib , nd Uwr#IK,
bag U g. and 'cu^oparallon W- C. Sturgaa. both of Lltchfi.H ,
twven th* Mat* and Mdaral « • | Conn . haw traded lot. ,n Long’
peri meat ataUana.
wimmI.
a ,curding -o w arranty
Ha voted t u tha 110^ 00.000 d ,H , filed fur r^ e r d W > l„,.d .y
appropriation
to
aupplemaM af trnnon. Mr. Crosby paid |5O0
_
county aehool funds, supported th. for h . |o: and Mr. Sturge* paid
In age from SO to BO re ars. A ddl-1 proposed constitutional amend- 1700 for th* lot h* bought from
OKANSl
(S N A P )
Susalles light
demand
fair,
market
dull
Ft*, bu. kmpr*.
Hound S trin g,
tree 91.94-91.f l W as %ge. te qual
Ity IL 9 J .9 I .I *
llountlful,
po*e
It.* * -| l.19.
I "
n r n » : S s p p tle e m o d e ra te , d e m e a d
l*e-ia* balk per
Lower Citrus Rates
To Interior Sought
Sally ItaiS , v.n« originator of
tho fan dance, who began bar j
career at the Century of Progr***
Exposition in Chicago, will ap
pear a t tha A lhtaa T heater In
DeLand with an elaborate show tern*tie dipping u eradicate the
of forty members on Friday night. catU* lk> . control of (he luma*
bee disease, prohibit!** a f the rn*>' wt*° u • c*ndlt]aia for
•ala tar Irani porta ti on af inuaa- 6ovcrnori H* will apeak al the
lure r i t n u ffu lu . c r a a t l o T ^ f
« M * « - U A,Vine
th ._
agricultural
markating w,,h K,r*' Su« " * o'clock.
r
STtARHSpiSTrfii
( A CRE O ran r e Grove at Ge
neva. I-Alpc b a r n r r e* l a t e
. Muaaclwhit*. W in ter P a il. H a
WERT- The - JEWEL!
• U f . a . P a rt
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- FOR
MEMEOCRAPU PRINTING —LETTER WRITING
MAILING LISTS-TYPING
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ORLANDO. Feb. 2 7 — Flo*«ta'«
‘
Indian River Marsh grapafruii aold • “
•i Loodoo. Eng and for 55.24 to JIAI E t
15.49 per bo* the p u t trudo aeeek
i all r
to top the world grapefruit market Room 10
'hero, Stacy White, aaaiatant aalra
m anager for American Eruu Grow
a n hero, point a out.
Laical growera and ahippera w ait
interacted in tha bulletin Juat re
ceived from Fred Mon fruit apecial tat in Europe for the Ui 8. Departmeeu of Agnru wire. in arhaeh
k waa anted that last week “the
e n ra g e price af beat grapefruit at
(amdon area *4.37 per b i t , com
pared with »S.50 last week and $2.
77 a box at thia time last year *ome
of tho riao thia week i. explained
oy tho inclusion
of
Florida
Indian R«ey quotation* tn the aver
age, but tho average wou'd i>e
higher, anyway."
SNOW’S PAINT dESrCo*
UABHAOB: Supptla* l l .k t . dam aaC
For Justice o f the Peace
$5.49 Per Bo* Paid
By London Folk For
Florida Grapefruit
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
tor* hip.1
•
M U B T A k D : Fta. C a r lr . per da*,
bunches.
41c.M r,
Ualad. bu.
k m p ra M c -II.M .
y*
tn t .t e
PLATE Q!
PAINTB—ENAMELS—VAEN1HH18
H c l R , C alifornia crate., I
t e a 9MI.
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PITTSBURGH PAINT PRODUCTS
|1. V$*$f.lS^
ve, Stkte L egislature
to await mare at
before yoking yr«d
thoao who spoke «
Nya (R , K. p .) a
Munitions OswualU
ward with ■ foratta
volt waa "tha b*|
end V the dapanae
"U waa wot diff
over th a n to diac
displaaniw a t tha
tb* m Htary," Nya Mgg
" T h tr. w at prophecy tha* .
tho ejection rawult wo eld ht
“The military wae badly
thre* day ago aR^ ‘f i l l
Eleven races w.ll be ran nightly
a t ' Langwood greyhound r a n
track stnrtlag tonight. It* owner
d 'e ded Mat n ig h t aa an o tb ir
targa crowd fp p ta re d ta enjoy
an availing of apaod event*.' Tha
v l * t y program alao
include*
hurdle race* Tuesday and Friday
night*. All program* s ta rt a t • : »
o'clock.
B. ESQUIRES
e In Congress
W ashington Is
K eening W at
SAfeLYPANP
#wer» *r* 47*00^00 acraa of
w ta Kansas, Olt ahoma, ColoT*Wi iml K#w IImiico tub*1 to wind aroamn it waa MtJ.
diad by fro f. R. L Throckmora of Xsnaaa Siata collega,
N * n k Carolina look no p a n ta
a »«uo*a, tb* first
r » * f Caeree W sibiogtan ta
rm fm
the Umted State, and
iW W M f Dowia-sa Prwtideix
* • ^ iM ad erau Mat**.
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�SNOW BATH FOR PAPOOSE
PATTY BERG CHECKED AT LAST
GOLFER LAWSON LITTLE
OLYMPIC SKI CHAMPION
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#anfcirfc Ib ra lh
Semlnola Comity Prodaccs
Mora PralU And Y trtU b la T h u Any
Similar Ares In America
Member
Sanford la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail. KlfhrT
And Water Tranaportalkin
9
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXV
4
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
E s ta b lis h e d
N U M B E R 1*T
In 1948
r“
Success Is Up
To Lot Owners
Control Over Rebels R efu se
Shipments Of T o Return T o
Citrus Asked ArmyBarracks
New Board Will Not
Function Lon? If
Only Slight Inter
est Is-A h>p a r e n t
Granting Of Federal Authorities Hope To
Power To Board In Avert Bloodshed In
Regulating Indus Tokyo; Appropriate
try To Be Sought Measures Are Taken
Tax Adjusting
Seeks Re-Election
2,1 Applications
B eing Considered
Those Delinquent In
Payment Of Taxes
Are Urged To File
Readjustment5, of
delin. queri t tax assessments will
5 b e tried by the Sanford City
Commission, sitting as a
tax adjustment board, as
long, a s there is apparent
interest on the part o f those
who are delinquent in the
payment of their bark taxes,
Imt the life of the new
board will depend to a large axten. upon whether r itlirn j- avail
themsclvei of the opportunity of
fered.
Thia was the decision reached
■ast nigh: at the first meeting of
lh* Municipal Tax Adjuitm ent
Board, composed of member* of
the Cl.y Commission.
“If there are vary little elgni
of intereer show n.the board will
simply cease to function,'' was tha
oiplanatjon of tha board's post
lion aa given by City Clerk F.
S. I.amson. “For thla reason the
Com mission
strongly
urged
prompt actlpn by thosa who wish
to make applications for adjust
ments.?
* Twetity-ooe appiicationa for ad*
jui.'m ent of. back taxes owing to
the City were woaMarad last
night. Ail
go** into thor
oughly, hat
oayw
i t laW
H (m
r w »aeb deferred
ueeei ■ii«
for a weak
, Is il p f C U U ___________
__
r pllca.iona will
ill ■*# filed.
m ad. Blanks
B lin k ,
k , on which etlek tppl teat lane ay*
...
made ran b« __________
had s i City _H>ll.
Senator J. J. Parrish, who
sarvad four larrat in the House
of Repreaentatlves and two in
tha Sanata, announced today as
a randldata for r* election to tha
State Sanata from the 37th dis
trict, comprising the counties of
Seminole and Brevard.
Auto Thieves Are
Taken InTow By
Police, Constable
%
Owner Recovers Car
During T h r i l l i n g
Ride With Robbers
A bold attempt mad* last night
to ete*l L. T. Johnson's new Ford
V-8 from in front of (he Ford
office where Mr. Johnson was
working at the time had us aftermath this afternoon when three
men and two women believed to
b* implicated were lodged in
One of the men was arrested by
N»ghi Officer J. B. Quattltbaum
near the arena of the attempted
robbery last night, and other* were
pithed
up . at an auto c a m p 'tb it
»
Constable W. A. Me-
*f, “D art
H o w a rd
>« j*il gwra th* names
Devil" Jack Stevsns,
Wilde son,
It wax alia brought out at th f^ .^ ’^ Mpn*
a lia ,
Albert
“ C hic''
O erholuer,
■meeting th at th* Se.'-up of th* nlina Al Baker, Irena Strvens,
Tax AdJua.Ynent Board provides who aaid eh* waa th* wlf* of th*
“ Dar* Devil," and Betty Wddeson.
t
o* tR |g f« if}
who said she w a, tha wife of
Hoerard or "Clue” W.ldeoon,
Chief « f Police Roy G. William*,
atatad that both Overboltief, who
gwv, Daytona Beach aa ht, home,
and Wddeeon confessed to stealing
th* car, thxugh tha theft waa
frustrated by th* owner of the
Declaring -agalnaV “waste, de- machine;
spoiiation and two-man Joba“ In
Mr. Johnson had a thrilling
Florida, B. F. Paly, flrat \a an
nd* with two of th* robber*. He
nounce his candidacy for’ gover
waa working in ibe ibcp when h*
nor In Oil, year1, election, told
heard hi* car being started, and
an audlanc* on tha atreeta iaat
rushed out of th* building1 ju*ft
night th a t he favori wri.lng Into aa it wa* txing driven awny, With
'he S ta 'a Constitution an amend- a machinist's hammer in hia hand
Paty F o r Change
In C o n s tV tu tfib n
On T w o-M an Jobs
•
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—**t
x m r s s ^ i»*«**»>
.'"“ '“with
“ r1'".'
tlrton
th*
itat* during 5?;!
the
period to which h t waa alected.
However, ha -doaa not Intend to
ask legislator, Co propose inch
an smtndnaenl aa ho daclartd
that "I am not taking favor, of
a member ef th* Legislature or
of any other man.”
Whll* tha St«t* Supreme Court
. ,haa recently bold that n Wglala4 b to r ran legal’y hold another aUU
office, Mr. Fhty raid tha: th* po
sition 1* *lndafe«aibU" and that
ha will -debate the question with
any man, naywhar*.’’ H« aaaeri*d that th* adage that “a* ngaa
cah- serve two masters'1 is true
today, and that It la “positively
wrong” far a,lawmaker to cre
ate a poeltlon and then himaalf
take th* Job h* cr**t*d.
“Win, to** or draw, 1 navel
Intend to Jef up cm my flfhl
agnlnat th* alet m achine*w aa
d n o r^ id
r.
11* e'.ung to tha (par* ura for a
few nunuie, until he recovered hi*
breath, and than elimbed around
on th * _ re m n n g board oh iho
drtv*r*c side o f the c a r / Wh«n he
reached tha window l a told ^Hainan
at th* wheel in no uncertain term*
ha would “knock hia brains"
with the hammer if h* didn't flop.
Th* c a r stopped. But th* man wkp
waa driving, identified a* th*
"D are Devil" Steven*, climbed
over Overholtxer, who waa
oa th* other side, and ran,
hohier, kept hm Mat, **d Mr.
J*haa*a kept him cove rad sctxh bio
k ao u m r
until
Night
O ifm r
Quaulshaum arrived and took him
to jaiL
In Overho.'txer’i
pocket in *
found a printed bttsinna card ot
Stevens, d eaernng him aa a
"dar* detn] auiomotxl* racar."
Steven* and other mendwrt «( the
------- ---------------------------------------- party cam* to Sanford from Day
tona Baach yvaterday, th* chief
m a r it i b n e w s aaid, with th* inuntion o f patting
an an aosomohde tireu* both
From th* ih r t $ Central Flori similar t* *n* they staged Ip th*
beach city.
da a t
Wild*son Mid lb* po’.ie* today
“ * ” " h r tha
ihai h* and tho two woman tpor*
Coanty y n — ar -id <
•bowing a rriv a l, and departure, in another c a r foltowtag tho oa*
via M . John* H r* r. Friday, Fob.
to
(8, IMS.
*
n o rm* by d h
call*
ARK1VALS
*•
Mb U U DKXBTBfL general last sight.
M
t a q a K M m IUvc? Use C*.
H I ETHEL DOW, tn o rm l earr* . f t . Job** W n r U m Co.
fA K T O E E b T
B L A R S DEX9TER, geaec
River Lin* Cm
3W, general «*r-
hia t*-
wmiM»
W nH
For Legislature
President Projects
H alt Reprieve Billion Dollar Tax
a
To Hauptmann
To Take Up Deficit
Attorney General Of
Wilentz W on’t
New J e r s e y Will
Allow Governor To
Committee Named
Make Own Decision j 0 Inquire Into
Hagood’sRemoval
F a v o r s
$ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 $
Permanent Tax And
An Equal Amount*
OnTemporary Bails.
LAKELAND, Feb. 28— ( F l TOKYO. JV h 2S.-(A>>—LieuTRENTON, N. J . Feb 2* - </pi I
Grmnt of federal power* to the tenant O n e ra .
Kohei Kashi.,
An suihontsiiv. sourer >rs>,< loIJfirid* ."Cttrua Commission to R**.gne«i Ky ih* Japan*** governlUy that Attorney General David I
regulate marketing of fruit in mrnt tt> put d
the military
T. Wdents, chief prosecutor o f'
Other sta irs wns requested by thr re he IIron wuh ma ma I law an
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, Will
citrus industry of thr »:at* In tn nounced nnighi that hia forces,
not oppose a second reprieve for
all day conference here As final
m . iurm unding the rebel*, were faking
the convicted slayer of Oil C hares
ly adopted, thr new
Rpproprmt measure*
Heanwhila
A. Isndhergh's first eon Wilenia,
would empower the commission l» the rebel* were null holding the
this source s*wi, anil, neither oppose
net as a control board and say
N igarcho section of Tokyo, The
Gordon Barnett, secretary of| * rvpnw * nor content to «, but
heW much fruit can b* shipped in
W A SH INGTON . F rb . 28.-i.P t!
r w .n * - *
city wi« quiet except ftor that
nmrvJ Raid# and let Governor
any given period to bring the
The Senate
m ilita ry a ffa its j
31
B illio n
D O jla rS
the St-imnola County
Young Rfid
”
■action* and peace n o t order pro*
Harold
G
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H
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ffm
a
n
m
ik
e
tin
ow
n
■ub
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h lg h tit pr ce. and to limit ship
D em ocrats Club, announced today
committee tmlay named
vmda thrmighuut the country. ih*
ment of small sixe fruit whtn I'
fur lh«* Slat#
mv, ^ the decision whether to delay further comniittee of three to con*ider
W A S n iN U T O N . F>b. 2SL -general said.
llaupirmnn'a
death
nantence,
thr mvtcalf re*«lution propof* (A P I — A c o m M n n tld 'i t* lt
would aiulanger the price of
fin»l cnndldnlr in Group ‘1 which
The
sad
w
r*
who
as*aiui
mated
higher quality citrus.
comprur* Ui* voting precinct* without interference from the at* ng an inve*tigatinn of the re p|l|r Wo lg( rI aM m
^1 • ral^P
$500,0^0**
ill
• —- •
▼
- 7
",
V
four of the nation* leading elder
lorney general*! office.
moval of Major General Johnson 00t> .in n u n llv on a nurtnaiM O v
out* dr thr C ity of Sanfnrtl.
Aa the hearing ended late yesstatesmen defied the deadline set
llagiHMl
from
command
of
the
W
denti
will
rem
ain
pattiv*
on
ff of 10 repreaenta-i
terday a sta
staff
Im.-tia nm ! $ 500 ,000,000 fltor
ihe governor's contcmion lhai m o re 1 E g hth Arm y O irp* area a fte r he on it
Uvea of the Federal Department! fo\ ,h" r / T ’u1r,n “ lhr,r ° * n
te m p o r a r y
b a s is
Of Agriculture. armed with ,
-n;* M d iheir ground m .he
than on* per ton was inipjawLeci en tiled federal spending policies fro n t o n e to th r e e y e a r s
»n the crime, that rvanmony of *umr
traru crip t of the complete proof
Bpe^ nf
Senaior Logan. Democrat, K y. n ro je c te tl to d a y b v P re s id t
•tato witncmaae would b ra r closer was given th* ehairmanship Th- R i’o s e v e lt
Ceedings, planned to return in.-!
bV * A
H e to ld t h e _
[ »crutiny and that proMOunon offt- olher member* sre Senators Duf c o n fe r e n c e t h a t t h e fo rm
mediately to Washington.
I'000 r r M *
*r 'P
If Wallace approves the agree ; on r u d i m e n t hu.l.ling, agair.sr
i oal* have withheld important infor- fy.. Ileinnerat, Wis., and Car y, raves and the rate* will b*
went. It will come back to Florida - • fo rf* of mo,‘‘ ,h ,n 4 000 !o**>
‘ mation in rhe case.
Republiran, Wyo. Chairm an Shep to Congress, but emphasised }\
for ratification of the industry. T o !,r<x,p"'
Hauptmann's serutnee will lie pard. Democrat, Tax., said thr view that temporary 1-vl**
become effective, it must be ap-| Pm peror Hirohilo persisted m his _______________ _____________ _ executed during the week of Mar decision to send the resolution to
bvst be met through
proved by at least 50 percent of negotiation* for a new government
10. unless the governor grants an- a sub-committee followed a gen- ts rri. Taxes *r# n*e*ailtatad,'
High tides inmnrr iw will he at
the citrus shippers and two-thirds' 10 r e p » « lh» '
,h« a**a»*,natrd
rral
disrussinn
but
“w
ithout
argu
other Ytpneve. The first stay cam e
of the growers.
I Premier. Kemtkr Okada, w.ih l 2A A. M. and 1 M IV M , and i Jan. 16, just 29 hours before ments on the m erits of the case ' said, bs cause of the p astu re ° t
Suprem*
the bonus law and th* S’
There was llttl* indication from >nv,wnal pnnees and offw er. of .V low (Ilf. * urlil be si 7 51 A M and llauptm ann w as scheduled to the. The aobrom m ittee report* F ri
Court decision invalidating th*
» 00 P. M.
th , floor of f k t opposition to any
,n h,|lS
I teovvrnor H offm an yeitenU y at- day.
AAA. These action*, h* »*I4
system of regulation, alth o u g h prevlnmnmnng influences,
I tacked the testimony of another
General llagood formally relin opened a *1.125,000.000 gap In At*
m
od
{
* .Sllgh'ly more than nne-haif identification
two citrus men telegraphed th0»vem m ent
euthoriiies
quished
command
of
the
Eigjith
witness
against
President Mid hp
f d e r a l men that they disap- *"»'"«*
t ' 0"* hloolshevl n ♦ha Imh of ram f. II during the night Bruno Richard Hauptmar$i and. Corps Ares snd ihe Third Army treasury. The
har of the capvial, likely io involve snd the nt.-rcury dniuprd to 51 through that man’s statements, the at San Antonio, Tex., y e itsrd iy t believed * retroactive tag would
proved.
work a herdship and ecu id f a t '
“Any regulation will be heided ih* civilian populamn. were un dr frees The mss,mum tem pera •eetiinony of Dr. John F. fJafste) as congressional friends hers' be constitutional.
was
70
lei* Willing to m an y m e ihr robels by ture ree.irde.1 yrsteri|ay
Condon, L nb srg h raniom inter- failed to have his "Dunlahtntnl"
straight for Federal C ourt,”
The (h i program w a,
them tn degrees,
set aside or modified.
graphed A. M, Prevail of Se enip'vying force against
j
mediary.
tigni m *
llagood
requested—snd w.is at a conference l i l t ni^ht
Ville, “th a t takes *w*7 the conali-. reasaum* tha oecupi
P" ‘
p r Condon testified he saw the
Ce
of th
the. Woodmen
WniHlmen
tutiona] right of tha grower .to* A he*vy wet snow * f.llm g an I
( e eery
r y ('am
(a m pp of
o n y thrw
Finlli granted—permission to remain n tween llie President
..B and moro hi. fruit a . he see, >«
'" V * >h“
<ta,nl,cn * [ ' h' ' \ urM
n'f,h' ' ' w h.n he talked to h.m .. Wood- San Antonio one month to se fle grcsslona' lee toes. Those
fJl,"
(he ard o r of th* m*urg*ms.
meeting to nurv, from the hall on
T*m
private affa is and make final re to talk ovsc tn* program
Gondolanc** of th* United S’a 'rs Osk Street to tha larger ha), nn i lawn Cemetery, The Bronx; again port* as commanding general. Un th* Chlei F.xvcutlv* wviv Vl^i
H. C. Sullivan of Frostproof
when he paid th* ransom at St.
wetaagad tha opinion th a t "vre Government were formelly paid to First Street recently vacated by Raymond'* Cemetery, Th* Bronx, der the original orders llagood President’ Garner, Speaker Byrtw?,
Senator Barkley (U., K y.)f C idH
hava enourit red tap* and taxes tu the Japanese Government hy Sanford lodga of .the Elks.
■nd th* Ian tim* through the win was ordered tn his home in
-------Columbia, 3. C., to aw ait further man Harrison (D., Miss.) of th*
be deducted from tha grower,” aa I Joseph C. Grew, American anibas
dow
o
f
a
bo*
in
Th*
Bronx.
O ne o f th * ia* sl nsodern soda
instruction*.
| Senate Ftnanc,
■“ V « •» - *1
the India*” ’Rlvar Sub-Exchange sailor, w ho also called tepon the
in a wo hour confervno* with resenistive Bankhead (D ., Ala.),
aald In .* wir* th a t l!a mem he i v families of victims of the “ purge ” fountain, and luncheonette's tn
Anxiety in tap t*l» »f otht the State has Just been installed
Secretary Dern and Genornl Craig majority leader In the Hotiaa, g a l
would oppew# any agroem ent that
trading [mweri relaxed « imewhat. si l.am-y's itnig Store and the
((S a llsS N o> ra a a gawri
yesterday. Senator Byrnes, Chair Representative Samuel it. Illll (Dw.
The situation hid been vie wad managemeni is
anticipating
a
man McSwam, of the llo u a. Mil Wash.).
with drop misgivings especially |»rg» tiusiness tomorrow when the
itary Affairs Committee and Repre
Secretary
Morger.thau
atvMoscow snd Nanking.
its fountain
store inuuiftirate,
sentative Blanion, a frequent critic nounred that mid-March would
Karl R u lrli, su th o rita tiv - Stovi, t lunch service.
of the War Department, made an find th* Treasury borroaring M$
com m entator, is irr lrd the rev -it
uneuccessful effort to har* Ha- only *1,009,000,000 to r t l i r a ,
MIAMI.
F*b.
t
t
,
—W
)—Decl*rS
heriff*
deputies
went
t<i|
would mean "a further shift t-i
good's “punishment" mitigated.
luring securities, but a a
fholuola
today
to
investigate
a
vng
he
would
“quit
the
twnch"
first,
ward m ilitary Fascism." " I t may
tional *800,000,000 of rsady H l h
have serious consequences -o robbery in the Florida East Co,*l Judge Bep C, Willard refused to
T h , now borrowing* will thov*
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 2 8 . - W Japan's foreign policy." ho add' I railroad yards there last night, A senienc* Thomas Hurley, New
the national debt to a new-record
special a g rn t of the railroad com- York rtrs horee trainer, on doping
—Information come, i from Harry
peak—roughly *31,300,000,000,
|iany at New Syrmna was to Jomj charges in criminal court here bo
|L Well*, counsel for chain »tor,
This la for th* reason (hat M
th- officers in rhiiluoti.
I rause he said it waa admitted Huroperator* in attacking th* 19.15
ROME, Feb. 28.—(A P I—An lM*r. 16, th* treasury p lu g to
-------, ley was th* "fall guy” for a hors*
chain (tor* tax 'aw, that th* Su
tonin Scotti, 70, nntrd baritone, borrow (339,000,000 with which B
ban ford Lodge of the KIk* will owner.
/
premo Court's decision upholding
Death came will rotlra an equivalent
me*
Afier Hurley pleaded guilty tn died Wednesday.
ORI-ANDO,
Feh.
2H. -MI.I nominate officers si t> ' meeting^
major port* o f th* law probably
rill bo In chargv-s of using raffeine to stimu- to Ih* former Metropolitan Opera of lecurHIta m aturing on Apr. l |s
will not fa* appealed to the l/mied season fru it it ‘^•leaning up" th s evi ntng. F.lrrtion will
m A pril., |<t, ihr horse Payrack at Hialeah s ta r at Naples, his w inter home On the latter dale, th* debt trill
reasonably fast and
Valenrla Merrh and installation in
State* 'Supreme Court.
This
IS
"exalted
ruler's
night' Park Jan. 21, Glenn C. Mincer, 4*o which he retired a fter he rovart to Its $31,300,000,000 level
Wmla eaid he waa not speaking oranges are beginning to move
but Exalted Rider E. F lloua-1 amniant county solicitor, aaid nm- made hia final bow on the Met
In addition to tho $800,000j»$
f r r all firm* which attacked the to m arket in "a tm a'l wsy." K.
ropolitan stage three years ago. In new borrowing end th e $H$v*
law, 'but b« aaid "O ur client* do A. Fender, cRVus sales manager bolder is ill anil will he unable to Car charge* would tw -dropped
Scotti was burled today In 000,000 to meet Apr. IB matuii*
against Benjamin Davidson of
pot desire to appeal th* case to the for American Fruit Growers, do- ■’<♦(''•.
th* Naples cemetery. He had ties, $430,004X000 wilt be sought <*
Brighton,
Maas.,
owner
of
the
d
ared
this
week
after
a
survey.'.
'
"
United State* Supreme C onn.”
■uffrred from a complication of meat an equivalent amount *jt
He ta ld th at bloom tn grove* C‘W
J“ 1»F summoned J. horn*.
If h* decision is not appealed,
diseases.
securities coming due then.
Mincer then asked th* court to
and if petition* for rehearing in was beginning 4b "open wide” o n 1 »; £oo|w r. Orlan. » man who d*.
Strangely enough, no Dalian
b ,k ' r»
' n S.nford, :o firm Hurley th* mini mam of *1,000
■enf* of th* cases are not filed, th* hi. trip about the state and .la-1
P ^ ,n .M«" ; 'P»' ( “^ 1 n« ‘ frr violating th* state racing law. newspaper published (he newt
Supreme Court's decision will he- d ared h . found (hi. cm IH,..n II 'Monday
and tell the judge why
Judge Willard declared “ I am story of hit death, although
th*
particularly
noticeable
In
com* final next month, p iatrf uJ
he ha* not provided himself with
not
going to fin* this irainrr' th# friends said there was no trouble1
uor . fhep could b« mad* to the groves - o f Valencia nrangs-.
the Sanford bn. mea license.
him and the Fascist raminimum of $1,000 when it i* ad between
M ini Ul»trlct*«wtrrawi'r*
jp tffc schools of funds collected — "In
*lma.
MIAMI, Frb. 28
from the tax levirt.
r.u me th eir trees have p u l. »“ * j The w r.tH r: . Partly cloudy mitted in court that h* is the ‘fall
H.
Allen, hi* son and
guy,'
and
that
th*
owner
la
guilty.
a
very
heavy
new
growth
hul
uh
,
how,
„
)n
lh,
ioutf|
Informed aource* har* Mtimated
Elmira, N. Y„ fiaherawA
“If the owner I* guilty, he may
tb* occupational Iwena* feature of th a t th e bloom is not’ as heavy |)ortion tonight, somewhat cold-r
rescued al eonsidenble risk
the law would produe* ISO0JW0 to aa anticipated," Mr. Fender cunih , „ t rem* south portion and enter a pit** o f gialty- IH *!*>*
yesterday after tha rudder
$73(1000 annually, wuh 1 1,300.000 m entrd, af.’*r hia tour.
, near the coaet, tud posaibly light th* bench before I will fine this
of th tir cabin cruiser broke
He said th at th* quality " f , fro, t |„ „ p , „ „ | (1| , fe* in th* man with auch facta before the
a *2,000,000 coming from th* tag
DEFUNfAK SPRINGS, Feb. 28. heaving w arn s of Bakei**
one-half percent on g ro w ro FloH da!
crop
of \ !lrm i! | extr'em* north portion; S ttu n U y court?'
county officer* over, exposing them te
Afterwards, , Mincer e*id th* —W —W lix n
pe* which th* Supreme Court •rang** I* “way ahead of last f,(r , nd , n , h (|y w irnler jn t h*
continued (o hold J. E. Hogarth as dengvr e f capsising.
tried.
Both
bora*
owner
would
b*
year"
and that - “these
late central portion.
held constitutional.
Mi Simmons of Btmop, E l,
Hurley and Davidson were ruled they investigated the killing of
Hi* rwepu# go** to pobli* irmngea certainly sre going tu
Capt. C) M. Jenkins at ih* Red B*. L. B Ogle e f Oklahoma, <
Poll** determined b a t
night i off F iend* tracks fo r h f . by the convict ramp Wednesday.
'ml* wall this spring." Mr. Fen
the rescue, in their catius
der visited moat leading cirrus that High School boys were re- Star* Raria* Coenmisixm.
Officers said Hogarth disclaimed El Puma.
district* on thia Dip.
sponsible for th# “dead m an"
reeponsibiity for th* (laying, de
Roaring up to the channel
buax of a few n!gh(,s ago. They
claring “ If I did ii, I didn't know in iheir own boat, tha twu
FLETCHER RECOVERED
went to th* station to retrieve a
it.”
found the oiher craft bainj$
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 6 - t d ' ) - fsod pair of, boots they had placed
Hogarth was held on recom helplessly between pililif*
BOSTON, Feb, M * -0 P )—Th* Seruttor Fletcher ( D, FI*.), r*.‘ on th* dummy. Chief Williams let
Warren Duncan, IS, son of mendation of a coroner's J n y after bridge foumUiions, ecem/nglyr
death of 12 persona in two separate turned to hi* seat in th* Senate them have the bond on their
Mr.
and Mr*. » . P. Duncan. 817 an inquest into tha death of Cap to capeis*. A rope they get |
yesterday
after
an
absence
of
promts* they would not Sgaln
outbreaks o j spinal ntm ingitia m
W
ait
F irst Street, died In a local tain Jenkins, who waa shot while her I roke, neerdf u p P N I
prepet rat* the joke.
H aatachutatts Inotitutiona, brought several days wnh * cold.
hospital
Iaat night after an Hi asleep.
croft over, and * wa* bp*
a drastic quarontin* last night to
Capt. A. Ooursey eras placed in m ane/ed » awing the * 8 |k * r
nes* of four weeks. Funeral
th* O ty Hovptcal and AJmhcus* 0„
then the dknw eae!
service* will be conducted by the charge of the convict .cam
" “ pE by th* s * r then
Long Island, in th* I r o n harbor.
Rev. C. H, Baker, pastor of th* prison division at TaEahaaae*. / l o Y l b o t i owed io i s lk y .
An audiroah in Ja n a a ry of th*
200 persona
Full Go*pel Tabernacle, from th*
diroaa* rook fly* U*u at th*
Erickson Funeral Home to Ever
from sharo.
p*na> farm hi Bridgewater.
green Cemetery Oomorrow morntha death of Hargarot
CINCINNATI. Feb. 2 8 - l n f u r - ment from hia intom* end he ha* ing i t 10 o'clock.
Bailer, 12. d u f a r of Police Ser matlon leaned by th* International t» put down tn income tha amount
Warren w as born In Tallaha*geant Henry J. Badey.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—W)
Revenue Department discloses that he paid hia attorney as wall.
■** and waa a student In tb*
On the other hand, a beautiful Sanford achoo'a. In addition to —Mies Joeephin* Roche, sesisw nt
a woman whn receives alimony
need n o t report lh* peyment* aa woman who wlaa a beauty canteal hia parents be Is survived by two lecrotary of (he T rtefh ry , heads
taxable Income, but the fellow must Hat th e prise aa Income, Th* brother*, J , D, end Theodor* tha liar of epeeksra announced for
Democratic
women*!
con
who peye th a t alimony cannot governmant says prise* *o wen. Duncan e f Sanford, end two a
deduct it from hia Income.
and also the td.40 you collected sisters, Mr*. J . M. Moon of Sen- ference to be held in Tampai, F la ,
TODAY
Likewise, damages collected for on th a t $2 ticket on “He Won" In ford end Mr*. Elm er Couricn of M ar. 1$ and 20.
Mr*. Jam es H. Wolfe, director ef
7:30 F. M.t Oaaln-IUnfrod hae-' a litM tie n a e f affections, breach the atxth race, m utt be listed s i Jacksonville.
th* wonmen’e division o f tbn Dem
ketball gam*. BaminaU High gym- e f - prom ise, personal injury, Ineom* and U sed. But, th* $2S
ocratic Nations] Committee ale*
slander, and Uhet aren't taxable you dropped on th* poale* will be
■ONUS M AIL HRAVT
will speak, sad M m Charles W.
marriage settlem ents or deducted.
“ tS F. M.t Bamlnala Sara' Athm arriage separation agreem ent,
UUe Oah, A im .
If y e a parked loo long and paid
WASHINGTON, Fab. t t — M TflUct, J r , ef Raleigh, N. C , wdl
a fine, you eanm t deduct It, but— —Tb* Veteran* Bureau announced lead tha dieeeaaioti*. Mis.
100 F. i u Bka Lodyr*. Elk* payments.
But the feQ«wj|ho pays damage here’s a break—if It re e l you $M that IJ H A m appticdtlona fb r K. Well*#, Flenda'e national comartU
epeasar tha
*“
Ttvhaend Clah, fo> breach' a f From'** or oth.-rv to rep air damage t* your c ar you payment of tb* '
received.
aettlomeat
deduct th a t p a /- cap deduct th a t from
$1,125,000,000
General Relinquishes
H ole In Treasury
Command Of Army
In TexasAs Ordered New Borrowings Witt
Shove Debt Above
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
‘Fall Guy* Won’t
Be Sentenced By
Judge In Miami
Chain Stores Are
Not Expected To
Appeal Tax Case
•s
Scotti, Metropolitan
Opera Star, Is Dead
Mid-Season Fruit Is
Cleaning Up Rapidly
.
Thrilling- Rescue I!
Watched ByHundrejty—!
Suspect Is Held In
Capt. Jenkins’ Death
Meningitis Is Taking
ToB In Massachusetts
Warren Duncan Dies
At Age Of 15 Years
H e W bo Pays Alimony Can’t Deduct It;
She Who R eceives It N eed Not Pay Tax
Assistant Secre
re ta r/
Of Treasury To Speak
WHAT’S DOING
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. P r o f . John Martin o f Rntllna Colley., receded the i,
fc p l l of doctor of lawn and Or. Karl Rriland of St. (
Qrartb, New York City, recrtve,| lha honorary ilrgrt~ of il<
Im a n l Ira at Founders' Day Convocation a: H-jItlna Colli
Winter Park yesterday.
GOES FROM POLITICS TO PONIES
MARRYING
MDIVANI TAKES HU THIRD WIFE
Jolninf an aspedltlon that sought to carry food to marooned resident* o f Ice-bound Tangier
Ialand, Virginia, 8gt. Wilbert V. Hunter (left), Maryland atate policeman, periabad from .aapoaoro
in a blinding billiard the.' overtook the party f a r out on the lee o f Chaaapeake Bay. The picture gt
the right, taken by the Maryland National Guard, ehowa the Cota: Guard cutter Trivia trying,to
amaah Into the harbor at Crlifleld, Md-, with S (ft. Hunter's body
aboard.
(Associated
Preia
Pho oa)
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JOHNSON RIVALS WASHINGTON AS DOLLAR TOSSERl
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- MamantarlIy fenetting Aha fum af pa lilies, At gmlth (right) la
Man with Harry Rlehman, atap# and radio parfarmar, aa they watched
the pa">*• eome down lha bank atrateh at'Hlalaeh park while vapaVanlng In Mlamb (Aaaeelatad Praaa PhotaX
jCANN FREED AS JURORS BEAM
shown after 'ne wedding ta they alarted their honrymocn abo d h!» yaeh’ , the Jedge. Meanwhl'e.
Mary MrConnlc. one of Serge's divorced wives, l> ahown ( rinl >,aa ahe arrived In nearby Miami
the s i me day they wart married. 'dhe emillngly dectired to cor nant. (Aaaocis.'vd. Praaa Photos)
TOP ROW RACES TO VICTORY AT SANTA ANITA ^
AVALANCHE SURVIVORS SAFE
half of the New York Southern Bo-'
c,aiy, ia Wstow*d upon a t«t»»an’o f
tha community ee the basts or *Hha
attainment o f the fiaar ajtiaenta
at eharaetor.’* In additxir t« Ufa
award lo a emasn at Founders'
-Day, lha eatings eoafara medaltidba
members o f tha graduating data
cn the basis a f “cbaiaoer attain-
kagulttad at Mlnnaapella of murdering Waltar Liggett, militant
ty newepeper publisher, laadsre (Kid Cann) glumenflald la
* shaking hands with three wamtn Juroro whs smiled broadly
him a mamant attar Ihalr verdict was returned. Tha smiling
In tha faraground alaa wars Jurors. (Aaaeelatad Proas Photo)
Bob-Sicddinr Is Added To Program
WHERE U. S, BOBSLEDDERS
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iveJaoeht wUah wiped out the Heapanw goU
! « . '» lu t and eultioy <j»a.1me for those who eaorroad diugereua eurrra at piety miles an hour, in
yhUtiea to Kata BralVi Hat of winter aportn. Tha
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8ANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1 936
Veto Written
By President
On Seed Loans
Thousand Bunches
O f Sweet Peas And
Calendulas Shipped
General Manager J. G. Mi
chael o f tho Sanford Shat*
Farmer* Whole**!# Market aaad
that probably moat people rhink
of fruit* and vegetables when
tho tog market t* called to tmnd.
But other products « f th* portion
are Whipped through th* market
to northern points.
4L A
Pippin. W et Sid*
grower, has sent out more than
on* thouMnd dcaen bunches of
iweet peas and calendulas, aa
well as ocher flower*. Th#
blooms were packed in such
n way that during r v ^ the
co den weather they reached
their destination in first
conditfcn.
Disapproves Of Plan
To Extend Credit
O f $50,000,000 To
Fanners Of Nation
Emergency Cases
Will BeJHandled
Executive Order Will
Be Issued To Make
New Crop Possible
. WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.
( A P ) —-president Roosevelt
7 l * y vetoed the 650,000,COO seed loan bill.
The measure was returned
to the Senate with the re
minder by the President that
in approvihg a 640,000,000
seed and feed bill in 1034 "I
did ao on the theory that it
Local Stores
May Not Feel
TaxOn Chains
Levy Is Expected By
Local Managers To
Be Taken Care Of
By H e a d Offices
Local manager* of moil' of the
rhain etorva Mid today they are
confident that head office* of the
companies owning the mercantile
Inalilulloni will absorb th, new
it x t e C u agminu *uch *lorv« end
that it will not be psoed no
down to Individual Itorr* ami by
them to the customer.
Under decition of ;he Stale
Supreme Court which ye.terdiy
sustained major feature* <>f the
chain altar* tax law rirh .turn In
chains of 18 or more wilt tm «*seated
graduated
occupational
taxes Up to $400 per •tarr
Both Manager Lyle, uf Die
Plggly-Wlggly .tore and Miinager Nelson of Riley'* a-.rrlrd
that the tax will no. rr*ult in e
rtie In the price of groceries Mr.
Lyle* said that the t** will tie
absorbed In hrsil office, of his
The perplexing question aa lo
concern, while Mr. Nel*on nald
whether adjustment of delinquent that under a new arrangement
tax** duo tho O ty wdl be perm.ttad there are only three Ri'ey .tores
may b* answered tomorrow, be In the Sanford unit and that he
es um Kenneth M. Keefe, chair la In complete charge, with mer
chandise consigned to him perman of th* Bondholders’ Protec
■onally.
Under this arrange
tive Committee, ia coming to con- ment. he laid,' the Riley stare*
far with the City Commission.
will nor be affected by the new
City Attorney Fred R. Wilson chain store tax Ixw.*
Manager Smalley of Mcf'rory'*
Mid today he had been assured
and Manager McKinney of Woolthat Mr. Kaafa would com* to worth'* each asserted complete
Sanford eoma time tomorrow, and j confidence In th* belief that the
n meeting o f the oommiesion will New York office* of their con*
b* arranged when b* arrive* and CifB&a would absorb the chccup®tloiul tax M they h iet
oneth* who!* situation gone into
half of one percent tales tax for
thoroughly. It ia expected that J. W, th* laaC several month*. They
Bhands, Jacksonville attorney for Mid It would b* ’’nonMniica1'* to
th* pi ndhnldon* Comma*** will pa** the tax on to the consumer.
iiSmnpa^w:* xtoi*:— ^-------- tooagh1a* Mr. Bwwlley Mid th*
ol
Membora o f tho City Commission charging against th* store
the tax would lower the rating
are reluctant to proceed with the of the local store.
proposed adjustment o f hock inxes
Thera are about 30 Mcf'rory
unless they nr* aseured th* holders and about a doten Woodworth
of th* City's bond* will not cnll a xtorea in lha state.
Manager Hoy of Tenney's wa*
halt mid-way in th* sffort to got
without Information as to ho
in soma o f th* im niy do* th*
rh* tax would effect itorew in
municipality. If there is to be any that chain.
adjusting,
however, they ere
anxious that th* adjustment board
6* allowed to function at oaca bofore th* county commissioner*
*dJourn next month a* a tax *dJustment board.
Bondholder Chief
Will Confer With
City Commission
waa proper to taper o ff th* crop
loan ayitam which had b*«n Inltlatod on a largo seal* a* early as
1131." Th* President added, how
ever, ho would lasus an executive
order In th* n*xt few day* to
meet any n*«da for loan* to produe* now crop*.
"I am convinced," )l r . Rooawvelt Mid in hia veto meseaga, "iramedlat* and actual need* to which
I have nferrod can b* met during
tba year IBM by th* expenditure
of funds tnatorially Iota than that
proposed In th* bill und«r dlacua■toa. Furthermore, needs can b*
met without authoriting laglalatht> through allocation fund* by
to* from th* appropriation pro
vided In th* ERA Act,"
Th# President', vote waa chnV
longod by Sanator Smith, D im a
ey»L South Carolina, who atod
hn would tnat*tv*V* rat* to hy*r»
rtgu-J-V *• ‘fc 't.* ?
_ Couato and1 Rout*
confer***
* Whed agf**m*nt yoototday a t
Cwair first' meeting to ndjust d if
ferences over tho Administra
tion*. soil conservation
subsidy
bill.
llouaa changes war* accepted
In moat Instance*. Tha confer
ence report probably
wi'l
b*
called up in th* H*u m today.
Senate action also will ba re
quired before th* AA A replace
ment legislation can go to tha
White Home.
Tha conferee* accepted th* eootrovonlal House provision requir
ing th* Secretary o f Agriculture
to r*-**tablUh aa fast as practi
cable tho pro-war polity between
th* purchasing power o f farm
and non-farm not inCom* with
out discouraging production bolow th* normal domestic human
consumption la th) years of
Keefe Is To Be Here
Tomorrow To Talk
Adjusting Of Tax
B o n d Adjustment
Move Is Made By
C i t y O f Leesburg
This so-called "consumer pro
tection.". amandmaat— h ad-k een
overwhelmingly rejected by
Senate when o ffe n d by Bens tor
Wagner.
Japan Military Group
Brings A bout Suddeii
Governmental Change
Bank Won’t Cash
Check Drawn On
Georgia Treasury
Premier And 2 Other
Cabinet M e m b e r s
A r e Assassinated
By Young Officers
Japanese Cabinet
Incurring Disfavor
Of Young Officefs
TOKYO. Feb 26. - ' Th* J«P
sites* gi’VfTftmtiU to which ihr
young »rmy officers objected
.ml reaulted in ihe a**aaainatton
of three rabinet member* was
composnl of the fol owing:
Prime
minnier.
Admiral
Kntuke
Okada.
(Reponeti
•lam I.
Foreign miniairr. Koki ILro■a. I Who haa been known at
time-, to oppo»e iho view* of
nutiiaru* J
Home. Pumio Goto. (Kepnned
aIain. I
Finanre, Vi»count
Korekiyo
Takahashi. (Reported alain.)
War, General YVnhiyuki Kawa.him*.
Nw.y, Admiral Mm*o 0 *umi,
t'nmmumrauon*, Takejiro Toknnami.
fonimeree and imluatry, flhuJi Karhula.
Education, Takurhi Kawa*aki.
Agriculture, Tai*uno*kua Ymmaaakii
Railway*, Sinya Urhida.
Over**** affair*. Count Hideo
Kodama.
Appointee Can’t Get
Mail Addressed To
Treasurer Of State
ATLANTA, Feb
-<*>>—4Toaing" of mail and banking channel*
to fiscal office* of Georgia created
a new criHia today in the financial
dictatorship of Govern* r Eugene
Talmadgp. The Fulion National
Hank of Atlanta toilay refuaed fo
cash a check for $100,000 preneni*d *»y J B, “ Tube** Harm?', who
was named by Governor Fugene
Talmadge as state treasurer to
King Nor 411-yraroltl Nichulm Wurther, Jr.) anil hia qtiren succeeil ousted George B llamd*
u>n% The check w u made out to
(Rosemary Hillman, |0 ) arc »hown In the royal raiment they wore in
cash and presented m peraon by
I
presiding over the children'* carnival which iiDfnttl the an Hamel.
nual Manit Oraa in NVw Orlran* (Aaa«niatrd fvreaa Photo)
‘ Law O f State’
. May Be Ordered
Relations’ With U. S.
Won’ t Be Affected,
Ambassador States
in . n «
stalled by the Emperor.
Bitter agalnit what they called
"corrupt Influence*" around IK*
throne of Emperor Hlrohlto, th*
Th** I»anks had been warned by
army clique atniek quickly in ,K
move backed by bayoneU. Takye^
<h« i listed treasurer thai he still
grew quiet a* aoldlera policed.
1>■ officially '•rale treasurer and that
•tr«*t».
they pay out of state funds at their
Th* Japanese embassy In Wash*
own risk. The poaioffir* was said
Ington announced that rotriplet*
in he holding mad for the ousted
order had been restored and t k lt
treasurer pending a decision by doleader* of th* uprising did
parrment officials.
Intend to take over th*
Btatts fund« werr depos tail in
ment. Ambassador Salto
n Atlanta hank by the deposed
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. a o . - b l l
When ’ he machine appeared in A'ita lYeaaurer, George ItamiUon,
they merely wished to pr*r ~ » ,
Slot mat hints, much in tho it he biiiciI an-* of downtown Fort shortly before he was ousted by
agalnit *om* of th* rovaranM tft
action*.
. v* ,V
courts since they were legalised Mytr-, whire »lot machine* were Governor Tblmadgt, it was disTh#
Emperor commaaded •
U tosilto»*a Ob .rajta Biai
and taxed by th* 1035 l*'gi»lalur,*, allow'd if up rated
inanca
Police
ordinance
Nationalist, Fumlo Goto, to
have traveled a road of niunici<ul a i k the city
* aw government, Al
legislation ranging from inning t'h <4 Smith took .up a walehfull
vigil be.ide It to ar* that the
IqRo Mid lh* deelgma
ordinance* to a requirement >hst
Goto, former minister o f Ih t
all who play must register th-- r , ordinance wa* not violatad.
Ijiti’ r. C h e f Smith transferred)
tsrlor. indicated there would W
name* nod he eni'iut uf mun yl
hi« attention* in the enunly fn.r
--------I no fundament*! change la flto
playrd.
lin t i|. tailul Officer Ahe Sktnn i
WASHINGTON. Feb. 28 -(/P i
! empire'* form of popular g*var»Fort Myers, on the lowrr we,
ii wa’ ch the .|ot machine. Th - , A plan fur extending the national
LONDON, Feb. 2 6 —Seemingly 1 ment, adding that relation# be
•iHt*t, tnac cd an ordinauee r/arrest of It.It. Ilavis, th,- op.-r- ■ ds’ fensethrough th* creation of
quiring operator, to maintain a
alarmed by the Brltlth proposal tween the United State* and Ja
ator, followed on evidence ob- * perirjanem Marin* Corpa aviation
book in which must be regia'ered
to
.atvage something out o f th* pan would not b* affected.
Ibase in the Virgin la'and* now
In
Ixindon Anthony
■he namr. sg? and address cf tninul by Skinner,
waning
naval conferenc* by a tri
Th* Furl Myera ordinance ic,rarne» the formal approval of
British forrign stcrotory
of each p< r*on who (flay* tbpartite with the United Bute* tery, totd th* llous* of
th municl- I’ mideni Roosevelt,
machine. Alio, th* book mu,t only one o f many
show the amount of money de- pali lea placed restriction* on lit* i A Preaideruial executive order, and Germany, Franc* la»t nlghl th* Bank of Jap*n had IkMpo*
transferring ihe necrtiary land on proposed that th* conferenc* pro (aril/ iu»p*nd*d buslneaa.
p?altrd. and the amount rcturried »lul machlnra. *
In Tallaha.aee, *tnl machine* Stj Thnnia* Iiland, a part of the ceed to conclusion of a four-power
by the machine.
Th# Japan*** unbaaMdtw
The ordinance was passed last were limited lu a tuned area in I Virgin group, from th* civil Jurii- arcrrtl signftd only by Britain, Washington raid advlera to hi*
tm lleee* Oa Fen ***>
Decrmbrr, and since then only on th • downtown busini ** urea, they diti on of ihe tmrrior Department ■he U. 8.. France and Italy.
,ould nut be locate,! nearer tha t lo lh,. f,’ , yy WM
puWM. „
Franc* wa* willing for Britlat
slot machine ha* bren offered for
to seal a separate naval pact with
play In Fort Myer*.' Even it w n I . furl to the front of n liulldini;, -,^^ .Slate Department yesterday,
-in,I a plat at.l had*., be placed on
N, yl| o ff^ „ , t „ WM r, Te.|„), Germany but ahe shied from a
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—</T) confiscated by police when th.- •nrh machine telling It* ratio o f ’
—Senator Vandenberg of Mlchl- |it ratur waa charged wit), violet payoff. On the machine* In a regard the project a* an rmportam three-power agreement b*, w»i.’t
adjunct to tha maneuvering of th« Germany, Britain and th* U, S,
r»n In a letter mad* public to Ing the c ty ordinance.
fleet in th* Canbbtan and tha Pa which would l*av* Franc* and
day. formally declined to run In
cific. The inland, located on the Daly out.
tho Ohio prtaldantla) or 1miry, but
While Franc* *ought to coun
did not clow Oh door to hi*
imaginary line between tha Atlantic
irakidc on "Bualneae Btoadfuture consideration > for the
Ocean-and th* Caribbean-Sea, i* teract p ro p o M l* for a thrwe-powtr
th* German eabinit
within w ay ftymy dutaiOT o f th* agreement,
met in Berlin to consider a draft
Panama Canal.
treaty providing ftor f^iall'aUvta)
naval limitation and an exchange
taka Shore Boulevard between
nf naval building programs at
Park and Myrtle Avenue# m in
rvnlved during th* preaent con
be i.lummatrd in accordance with ■
fertnea.
,
Today'a report m that Mayor T.
mat ruction* l i n n ey the City |
I. Itumaa “ i* getting along a.l
Commuiiit n to Str**t Superintend- 1 right."
Political apellblnden during th-'
ant James Moughion thia week
IBM campaign who with to till
Five whit* way atandartl* will he
that all th* fruit wa* good. '
The
fire
drpartmrnt
ex- Sanford voter* how they ought
erectrtl on the aoulh tide o f the t ngulehed a gran* fire on Fif
Th* honeat man, the el HgymM t
to vole will henceforth hold forth
Boulevard at a eo*t o f only $K8.4<>. teenth Street in the Santonin
Funeral service*
fur
Mrs. m UI, will hunt up a cuitoifcer aad.
at the lnt*reoct!on o f Magnolia
oinco the City baa tha standard* n.ction Monday afternoon.
Avenue and P in t Street. That Georgia E. Granger, 78, who died correct an error If It waa di*-and cable ca hand. The'farthe.t
location han been deeignated fay Monday night in th* tome o f a covered that the c net other hadinadvertently been abort ehingedi
**•* tamp will be at the legion
The merriage license bureau to the City Commiaatoa aa lha politi daughter in Jacksonville, will be
Vlalling Kiwaniana at toddy*!,
Hut corner.
conducted
from the Erickson
day leeued a keen** to Sulora in cian*' etampihg ground.
luachton session In the MayfdlF• The Commiuio,, receive! the re llatien, IS, and llilila Swern, 21,
Many complaint* were received Funeral Hum* in Sanford tomor
Hotel wire Dr, Harry P. See* * f '
port that n Urge blinker mgn wdl bo h of Sanford. *
after Jerry Carter's aound wagon row morning at II o’clock, with the
*
Richmond, Indians) D. J. L’eott j f •
I prohahly t o orected at the BouleSevern Rapp, who suffered paraded up and down the City Bov. A| If. Colo, paernr o f th*
Chicago, and Marshall ReetSae o ld
|**rd mtereecnon wish Frtnch Avr- .e n r o l
■treeta
a
for'nlght
ago,
Chief
uf
Firet Methodist Church, officiating.
fractured be nee when
nuaj S tm t Superintendent Mough- ■truck by an automobile Mondiy Police William* reported, and Burial will be m th* famdy pkt Jacksonville. Th* Ret. Mr. M gr•hall la a member of the Oriaadt
ton ha* taken the matter up wuh livening, waa reported at th* City AVornoy Wllaon wa* aiktd in Lakevtow Cemetery, Tha pall
Klwania Club. Don A. Camrrog o f
to
prepare
an
ordinance
restrict
bearer*
will
ba
B.
P.
Whitner,
Sr.,
hospital today to be retting easily.
Boston And A. A. Attwhlwv aft
ing 'he use of such noise making R. Z. Johnson, B. G. Methin, E,
Hackensack, K. J, were alag
contraption*.
lit Bennnt, Frank L. Miller and visitors.
Brown, W. H, MeClintock, A. Frank of
D. L Thraiher.
Celery Camp of tho Woodmen
County Agent
R. Daweeta
Catch*!,
8.
Kinlaw.
Alb# Committee
of the World will limorrow night
Mr*. Granger waa horn in Madi Jolnded th* Klwania Club At * |dv
Chapman. Chaator AUe* and L c n -lj, hoped
formulate plana for a membrrson counniy on Jun* 17, 1U0, but dey'a meeting.
BH Phillip*.
V
erected w
ship d rift, O. I’, Herndon, head
lived in Sanford moot o f her life
JoaephiM Hightower paid 110
council, atatad today.
until the moved to Jacksonville
for being drank. W O ari Dixon
,
1
•bout 1ft yean ago to maka her
WU sentenced to pay a lib* fin* U lllV e
Twrnty-thre#
small
children
homy with K n . Cerent* Greene,
or gp to Jail for t o day*
from lha W TA nursery school
on* o f her daughten. Another
asm* charge, W f ‘
werr taken on a viait to tha Mu
daughter, Mr*. W. J\ T. Sag* of
$3 for bang drw
nicipal Zoo this morning. .They
Tampa, also .urvirea, aa w*Q aa
r*h.~5ai-iiD-uni- were in charge o f Mr*. Bart Chap
and Caorgo Rig
thro* granehildren and two broth
Ivereuy o f Miami Mtdeni* will line man.
waoad to pay a
er*, J. C. and J. A. Rowland, both
up Friday morai^* to be finger
lft Anya oa a aha
o f St. Augustin*.
printed for tha Government Bureau
YeaUrday waa th* warmest day
Various Ordinances Govern
Operation O f Slot Machines
Since Devices Became Legal .
British Proposed
Naval Treaty Not
Liked By France
Marine Corps Is
To Have Base In Four Power Instead
V i r g i n Islands Of Tri-Power Pact
Is French Demand
Kiwanians ToM
Lights To Be Placed i
On Lake Front Drive!
W est OF Park Avenue
Long diacuaaion o f the airaatien
brought out that d i m member*
o f the commisaieo were
favor
o f enaartng into a refunding pro
gram and radnetag the mdlaga
aa that taaea will ha paid. Twa
Mrs. Georgia Granger
Dies In Jacksonville
Lottery Ticket Sales
c.
Florida Woman Slain
During Mardi Gras
LOCAL WEA
Student*
iger printed
WHAT’S DOING
» w w m r * r iiM i
ITemlcr Okada of JnpKU
and two of hia brother CKhlnet membora were aasiMlnated today by yoang Jftpftnese army office™ apparent
ly angered by civil oppoaftion to the military’s attgrt*slvr policy In China. A Na
tionalist government more to
their liking wa* ordered in
CITY NEWS BRIEFS Political S p e e c h e s
Are To Be Delivered
At 1st And Magnolia
Park Officials Die
In Collision O f Can
i#Jicnal parka offid ^ a and *
17-yoar-ovd touriat « r e killed in
the coUnion in two automobdoo eg
a highway near bar* yeatarday.
Four ether peraona w on a j u e d .
Tha dead were: Roger Toll,
eupenatendent
of
Yellowecono
National Park; George M. Wright,
wild Uf* chief for the National
Parka Service; Thomas Ohmer.
IT, Milford, Xloan.
Young Olrmor’a parent*, hia
■iawr and a three-year-okl child
iraveling with thorn were injured.
NUMBED 1<S
■i ■■l' ■ UP
Vandenberg W i l l
Not E n t e r O h i o
G. 0. P. Primaries
lHo-ta.
-\tMINO. N. M., F*. IA—Two
MARDI GRAS* JUVENILE RULERS
Established In 1948
—
e
a m
of Ideniiftcattoafa file*. •, '
Tha achaal ia th* fine in the
country "to undertake thia not*—
wonky project,* J, Edgar Hoover,
director o f tha Department of Jus
tice's Burden of lavaotgation. hat
wrtttea tho oohoal age*paper, th*
“ Humean#," which aponaorod th#
for either January or Fobruaty,
according to G. P. Paxton's gov
ernment thermometer. Th* met*
cury climbed to 7ft degrees and
foil only to IS degree*.
TALLAHASSEE; Fob) U r -W )
—Roosevelt Darnel*, negro, jfm»
saved from th* ttoctric chair by
tha Stats Board of Pardoaa, which
ordered hia aantenc* coamutod to
Ufa imprianmaear.
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Lit*.*‘
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY
United Spanish War
Veterans Mourn For
Th t la te Mrs. Evans
Garbo U Product Millions Wasted
An the months slip by and another pfeoklwitlal earn*
palgn gathers momentum, wo find the two old M jor Of Ballyhoo, The ByWPAOnWorks'
parties making the same old eharges and eounUr^hargee.
the ssme old dire prediction* or Utopian promises, and the House b Advised
aame old desperate efforts to win the election. Even a
W inner Lose A ll
cursory reading of the newspapers will convince anyone
that both the Democrats and Republicans alike are-.Rot Marlene DeKrkh Is
duly willing, but actually eager, to be at the Helm of Uie
Also Said
Be A
ship of state throughout the next four yean.
‘Nobody* Over Seas
m
- « a«
In fact. It la fully apparent that during the next few
lento* — b--------------• * £ |m o n th s there will be a veritable eat-and-dog fight to
waekiagwa, r fs \ Me—An
i»7tw rn i—
gai n the presidency. President Roosevelt, ably assisted
■*
™.**t **
1by his political cohorts, his Jim Farley, hla Harold lekea,
knumm.
mhw. •« his Harry Hopkins, and his "Brain Trusters” will shell the
woods from one end of the country to the other In a deai«ta* *iw « m m him.
Ipersto last minute quest for voters. No less vigorous of
1 H I-1vituperative will be the drive which Prank Knox, Gov.
tee m h m tm in a rnwi |London, Senator Borah, and 8enator Vandenhorg win make
nomination and the seats of the mighty
ms »■ tap lu m sib . •> for the Republican
.
_
•. f t w ppt kw-1 In the White House.
* h a><M* *— "*?!—I Just why anyone would be willing to make such a
* " ? r r wL *L2^ Isacrifice Is beyond us. One of the strangest things
iaAiUiu ip# #m i#» r*-1about President Roosevelt's personality Is why he would
Tu *S**»*aro ^Xrw!^ 1)8 willing to subject himself to the veritable storm of
! pT tan MM
tfc. abuse snd condemnation which Is certain to be showered
If"
* 7 # . H^°n h*" ^eat* ,n * nev*r ending source of supply should
he be returnAtl to office for Another four yeera. And M
for the Republicans, we don't see why they would even ac
cent the job of unsnarling the tingle which our political
affairs are in. much loss deliberately seek such sn assign
. B1BLR VKMH FOB TODAT
ment.
In our opinion, no matter which party comes Into
. «® g y T inrseLr PURE! la y
hand suddenly on no man, ntthtr power In the November election, It la bound to have pretty
be penaktr cf ether men's situ: rough sailing during the four years to eoms, with every
thyself pore.— 1 tlmeihy 6: probability that It will b e voted out of office at the flret
opportunity. Even though the personal popularity of
President Roonevlt nhoiild .prove great enough to insure
his election neat November, hla very first moves after hla
next Inauguration are likely to prove fatal to the esteem
Beneath nme m tiiw u t I feel
with which he in now held by hla vast army of followers.
.'J_ . the ha* a.
Sooner or later he la going to he faced with th* neces 'oca and ertton in the rattgery wuh
Th* adtnt moon awakes . m*.
sity
of balancing the federal budget. That means two an and human*," Mr/ Culcf ahot
i , * *eiO* <Uwn.
things,
holh of which are decidedly unpopular. He will f*ack,
By P tia and porttnu I should 1*
Mitt ITocppcI tiprriivl th* be
have to cut expense* end levy new taxes. When he cute
■ $ . the nu**"1
lief it didn't make much differ
7‘ Bat oh. n'a t iw jr waiting for expense* ha la going to have to curtail relief appropria
tions. rut out many public works projects, fire thousands ence whether actan, ungara and
t-,* my crown!
Jr i c t NviUoa North
of federal bureaucrat* feeding out of the public trough. mmiciana war# if sited with lem
And then on all those who are atfll making « living In pri on*, potato** and cabbage, so long
a* there tea* "rvctproeiiy and a
. neffman Say* Ch 'f Wilt#** vate enterprise, he will have to levy taxes to pay tar th* fair exchange." Hhe cb)ectcil, howfor Slat* Lied-headline, lit tar extravagance* of the pant few years. The alternative to ever, to Ixtinr a dottn or fifteen
amlla whan you oay that, Gsvir- fhla procedure Is outright currency Inflation, which In th# fortigners play m a tingle opera
end would make him the moet dlacreditad president In the house in th* rastern United States
Mrl
1
history of our country.
without at team that many appear*uMew If some report emanated
And. oven If the Republicans should be elected they ing in ike fifty or *a ktnse* apiece
Horn Ho'xh America to the effect ah? going to be confronted with pretty much the same ■n Germany and Italy.
tbat Paul Rcdfrrn had not
problem
Man^ Beck, Broadway pro. . . . ___________ Rensrou* handout*
found, that would be nawa.
of the present administration, Knox or tandon should find d m r, ctmrttvled that "th* man
himself In the White House with Immediate necessity of who irrvex* th* money has the
,r reducing government sxpendltursk and Imposing naw right to Judge who ahotdd fn the
,u taxes, all those who have been the recipients of governhe ment largesse, would condemn him from one end Of th* im iiv a Homs of Mri. Gabbtu. The
tnIcountry to the other. If. on the othsr hand, he should ttn> Gabfext ham* tit th* laka share
Itlnue the policies of the presont Administrate and con wtlh us beautiful grounds sad
tinue to spend far in excess of receipts, ha too will run prMty gsnl*iu
so w»U adapMd
" Into an orgy of Inflilion which will bring down .on hla fur outdoor parti**. Mrs. FarrMI
Mhead ail th* furies of hell.
Lak* sarvtd rvfrvshmtnts with the
And so we say that the party which really wins next aaaiauaM af Mt*« lylliaa Hocring and Mt** Adtlaule ttiggna,
A November, will be the party which loses at the polls.
to
v*ty lovely in Japaaro* cteitxm .
M nt E'sanor Herring provided
over the punch Cowl and Ihro* little
girls in pretty whs* frocks, Maud*
lak*. Ms rg arot Natl, and Georgia
Mobley, rcra.vrol at th* gats. Mr*.
Margaret Rarnts, Mr*. Ocarge 0 .
Htm ng, and Mrs. Thomas A. Naaf
sorted as asaixam boat*****.
Mr*. R; If. !t*yr*-ur of Bristol,
Va„ amt Mr*. It, T. Clapp o f
Rioaghion, Moss., aro vSiting M n.
W. P} fltldo in Isafird Haights.
Auto Repairs
-At A Prtoo t o e Can D*o*
MARTIN’S •
GARAGE
T»P A
Body R*pok
DR. HENRY
M cLAU U N
O taasM C o r m t l j
r ile d
l U M A n .
SANFORD TWENTY YBABR AGO
be
u B A im n iL
w .u i»
s e lf i i d i r i a t lbe »•<»*»« o f Victor F. RW- It* « thailftra Roooovth Camp
l * i V I I J d ,r. Worts ProfTrtS odmfnUtrttot. by Rotrtrt RoeaiSMu'.lt. »U N « » , Uaftfd Spanish War V«*rU t .-n n
confident ol aid. end ItRirporalcd an». is the death of Mr*. Ptsnk
trena) warp |ia*teti at #
Uit
C n a r g e d tiroUooe by Mn»**W, C, Roy Key*. meeting of tba local rrraaitstion.
m ia in a n
(h„ rfiu| „ ^
dptfa. i i n + r
REPAIRED
Diamonds Mounted
Engraving
i _ I i
____
McLauUn*
THe Jeweler
r o « d Atm.
mdtpandent u w * -
_ 4 » _ _ .o f th* Natonal W. I*. A. lnv*atl- Mr. tfrtlM it ,d
s u g a t i o n nation a a ff. and John T. O w roei eaifep. ,-i;
I di recUr o f tbo eniulsint cor»S. a*.— Pingi- trot sect'on of th* local. W, P. A.
tllsn projoc.’ . 1 Th* InTrstiga"o«* *bow«d t is i
n u Admin t- I prlvol* rnn tractors, 4rvd r d l-f
'orb Clip k*r; a-rk.*r* a-.l!m: in lOneer- Orth
t JtlBO.000 sati th<*<n, no! only had tlrfrsudcd tho
ir*> than Meet- W, P. A. but hid ibrvatrard bodily
f f tlotv-y, mil harm nml deitnietbn o f properly
•rupllnn In l i t l* (tone** enfrtfSttW* add WOtUvro
Dn of trurti who wrrr in a p oiiton to t*po*a
llwM. raid Mr. Ro<i?hbhhh, dho
litdtra rot that crlm hSI afttnn
or who a n wo m be takrn against all who
ild roan an an- w :r» known to have b:en Involved.
THa IV. P. A. ha* bran spend-
a if** Kramer, 'r* approilmatly
liforma, than m° r ilh for
______ _ - k - k .
1M5
m*mbrr o f
.
th*
.
The resolution* atattd that Mr*,
gran* n a a “ m o# fsibfu l Sod
loyal supporter” of ika veteran# of
i t and wan ■ “ meat to 'm v f
rhatnbar o f tba women's sn id ery
S tore bar eherming personality
and willing arnica will ha treatly
iSiaaad."
Amputation Fails To
Save Life O f Worker
ziuH rita#
Materials
•f all Wads «mD an op.
Harp ypoTI ftnd Uw
moat reosonattt prune
and M e qssnty sac
tb- quickest a n te,
itnmni axavtCK.
I/3W RLU Mail., Feb.
Tl TOOjOOd a —Jobs McCoy, 47-ycar-oil crsM
"f
operator, whoao ri*ht arm was
mehil.a. B„-!00 marks ami l a w
number* nf lira# line:
dredges.
f" * *t*'#m llmvrli. air eomprcutr*,
ndvlnj brrakirs, pomps tractors
l,or »rd oth*r nit-bines, most of
T61 wh h htvt m n ami fuel *o|r>
*n plinl by 'ho VonHert.
1 :n
A nimbor of ttn-ton trucki had
bi' n ulilitrd f Jr" trantpnrlltic
ihc tmall
<|unn'ltos o f matsriala
m,
" |which :ould have bten moved
j uiore r hot ply by onr-tnn truck*.
, ’ T- i»-ton trucks wero loaded by
ttn 1hind short Is, a difficult :pcrailoj,
■nd *,h I** MU.'h tmalter tracks wire
u t, i load'd by steam shovels.
‘ j ■ "Rump an Head" Tbftaleatd"
* . Driver* of tr.cks woold tranaI port only on? or tw t loads a day,
1 10jlmt the owners would say 'they
I hvd shipped l>n or fifteen load*.
1,1 A riv tndivtdaat or company who
in Ibrtat’ neii to tlposr this racket
snit I was warned that h« might " g it a
xiui hvmp hit ih» head"
or lot* Ms
truck, if ho ill red to talk,
imt
One man prvs ntid S bill to the
[•«;.I 'V. p. A. fir forty trucks, which
t to I hr *aid hid bern m id over a lotvy
|per od o f time. An H vralxttbm
ibla I ehowicl that this individual owned
;
only fifte n Ifu.ka^ and had not
'
rented any otbon.
amputated by a attrycMi uamf a
rarchame'a haebrnw, SO M t in tht
air, died lau nltht m 6t. Joseph'*
flospita.'.
fly. N. (Jolimour I rn^ removed
McCoy’s arm lax week.
mucit
Dozier & Gay's Quality Paints
"Beet for the South”
8TANLEY-HOGERS HARDWARE C a
114 Sanford Avenue
OUR.lfANDMAXK
Snow-white washing and
Infinllaly careful ironing
illatingu label every piece
nf >inea entruatad to mir
Li unde ring—Ihe aaptriertly of care and our thor
oughness la outstanding In
etch pitce we process In
th'.a nt»dcl plant—It tpeaka
fa r
more
convincingly
than word*— It marks all
of our work.
Unaher AM
Roofing
Security
Lumber
Seminole C o
l*lMnie 475
�WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY t t ,
1M<
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE THREE
Club Institute Will
P r e s e n t Program
Doctors Will Be M a n y Ordinances
Social And Personal Activities Program for the second annual Heard On Mahem Govern Operation
O f Slot Machines
Club Institute of Section Seven
of the Florida Federation of
Women’s
to ho hold here^ Charges Feb. 28
Truth Seekers" Class
(f g i f l a t H
Clubs
Social Calendar
toad* by telephoning 7 *J .
A chicken aupper will b* given
from 6 J * P. M. to \ 00 P. M, at
the First Christian Church for tha
benefit of tba building fund.
FRIDAY >
World Day of Prayer will be
observed at 1:00 P. M» *1 th*
First Prtabytenan Church.
Regular meeting « f N. da V.
Howard Chapter o f tha U. D. C.
wt.l taka place at 3:30 P. M. ar the
bom* of Mr*. W. C. 11>U( AU wast
ing member* are turned.
Miss Carolyn Collier will pre
sent her pupil* in a piano rocitil
at 8:00 P. M. at the Sanford
Woman'* Chih. Th* pubic ii invit-
f m m
r i | f
O ta ri
d n ifitoru appeared curds readm*
hOt» r u«rtew o f arn thousand M
tw#n!y
thousanil
plays,
th a
machine will return To o 80 pjr
f
a
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m
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Meat
I
Monthly bui ineaa and social
w
feature an address, “ What Next
ctiii o f thf coins depotilcd."
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L RUNr ta KmtTinn E duction," by Dr.
ma*ling o f tba Troth Soaker**
Some of th# cities prohibit slot
•pam yaawrday m JathawrO*. j w> s Alien> prT,td*nt of StetClam of th* Firm Meehodwt Church
machine playing on Sunday, but
Mr. and Mr*. Charles Ward
University. and l *
* «"•
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 23.— in others th irc is no such reatrt*
took place Monday afternoon at
haw
returned
from
Jaekrouville
f
»r
dV
^
U
Educ*
' lon, Two physicians, accused in a civil' ion.
tha home of Mr*. Georgia R an
whvra Ihty spent the week-end. . ‘ °1_ 1' Y
...
. *utt hy Ann Cooper Hewitt o f
All cities, reporting in a survey
'
Tha entire program wl’ l ba
with Mr*. Bart, Mr*. C. L. Flower*.
vrenliiinir her thrtragh tnekerv. of municipal regulat uns, arc co l
Mr*.
Junta
M.
Boyd
of
Fart
prv*enr*d
ai
follow*:
Mr*. John C. Vaughn, and Mr*.
muntciptl
W'l h* given a hearing on Feb. 2H, lecting th# maximum
Myora la tba guest for a wrtk o f Invocation— Dr. E. D. Brownlee,
1. H. Powell aa hostesses.
llctnsrs o f $15 for each machine
on
charge*
o
f
con*
piracy
to
com
"Suwannee
Mr*. Georg*
McCrum pro bar parent., Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Aaaembly Singing,
allotted by th# state law.
River.** Stale Federation Song, mit rnayhemj
ud ed oner a thort buatmaa *#*»on
O hcra ar# eollw ting $30 from
“The necessity and (he desire to
led by Mr*. A. M. Fhlllpa, mu
which w u followed by a eocial
hear children <a somethin* not „!Iy each machine, basing this upon
lie chairman nf Federation.
co -rl h"*ldin*(s that both
tno |
penod when rtfrethmenta were
Rrading of minute*. Introduction to he interfered with." Judge Lat
^operator1" who If asrs
h- mi* I
■erred fay the boateaaea.
of officer* and chairmen, and ent, *«id as he informed the phyThose present were: Mr*..Rani*
■><’*n«. Dr*. Tilton E. Tihtian and ch n#i and the “ Idctltun operator’*I
announcement.*
in whos# place of b u »in ro they
Torrence o f Mobil*, A la, Mrs,
Addre**, “ What Next in Ameri Samuel G. Boyd, that they must i are loci ed must pay lift annually
Emma Abram*. Mr*. C. L. Oood-1
siand
inal
nn
ihe
felon,
charge
n
MLu Emily Brook, will arrive
can Education” —Itr. W. S. A l
in occupational license* for each
hue, Mrs. C. J. Harnaon. Mr*. A. tomorrow from Montesuma, G*.
Superior Court. He reached his d- machine.
len.
D. Shcemakar. Mr*. XX A. Moffett. to vlait Mr._and Mr*. J. C. Mitch Informal discussion o f Club Prob Cisoin sfier listening to argumem*
Tampa • collecting an addition
lent*.
of their etinrney*.
Mr*. W. S- Thornton. Mr*. Jennie ell, Palmetto Avenue.
i at "inspect ton fee*" o f |ft fro in each
Putnam
o f Bmmngkam, Abu.
Luncheon.
Judge I .a ism * tel Feb. 28 *• ,[ place where slot mac Nine* aie in
Addre**, “ Whit the Federal Oov- time for issuing ihe formal hold- !|opera ion.
Mr*. R. L. Shinbolter, Mrs. W.
emment i* Doing for Educa mg order, thu* granting the at
W. EIIi* of Macon, Ca^ Mr*. W.
(V’ftla disftiseed at some lengtn.
tion In Floriila -Mr*. Herbert. torney, tune to carry out their inM. MrKmm. Mr*. W. a Rathock, at Bromley'* wash Souse,
but ha* not jin* into operation
Leonardy. assistant
Mrs. J. K. Mettmger. Mrs. Rilma
director, nrtrnrrd intention of-seeking habeas an ordinance that would have re *
Dtvlaion of Projects, Florida corpus wros.
Inndrpitat, Mr*. G. A. Radford.
Miaa Louise Swain it improving
•piired paymen o f a license fee uf
Work.
Prog re,,
Administra
The magistrate east he found |*J to become qualified t » play lit'
Mrs. B. E, Squire*, Mr*. C. C. •t the Fernald-Laughton Me-'
tt distasteful to hold the “ eminent slut machines
Priest. Mm . O. J. Pope, and Mr*. ■aorial [Hospital from a receat ill-1 tion.
Motion Picture*.
R. P. Crenshaw.
doctors.” but felt convinced *n of- j Gainesville made its ciry o*.
"* “ *
Solo. “ Only a Ro*e” , Friml— fcn*e had lo-en rommittedt
Also Mr*. R. Anderson s f
’ d nance follow the state law, exMr*. V. L. Smith t* improving
Mr*. A. M. Philip*
Miss Hewitt’s ctvtl action accused i ccpt that It left out a provkii in
Chicago, Mr*. L. Grow, Mrs. frian ■ roeent iilnesa at the home J
the physicians of asling in the al hat the machines could not toGeorge McCrum, Mr*. Lola Le- o fh e r mother. Mr*. T. F. Adams,1
leged plot o f her mother. Mr-. operated
w ph.n
300
frrt
of
Gette, Mr*. W. D. Hoolehaa, Mr*. rrvtirj, Avenue.
Marvon Cooper Hewitt, to drprivw churches or schools. The county
R. W. Turner, Mr*. J. E. Inskeep,
her of a arger share tn a trust sheriff, however, proceeded to »nMr*. C. U Cap lea. Mrs. M. J.
° * ‘b
° r Chi« r > . !
fund. She mul she was led to be*' force this section of fhe slat** law
Welsh of Virginia, MraJ F. D. Or- Mr*. II. J. Lehman of this city, I
LaKrlnnd has an ordinance pr-w
l.eve the operate n vat an ap
nek, Mrs. D. C. Barcltft, Mr*. W. and Miss Ruth Baker o f Daytoaa
bib ting slot machines fi\# f,vt
Banc),
were
the
guests
Sunday
nf
j
pendectomy.
E. Wella, Mrs. Bcaate Hutchason,
Judge laiartts ss>d he ilnl not aboYf or below the ground |are|
Mr*. T. E. Wilson, Mr*. R ohm & Rodman Lehman at Winter Park.
of a building. It also prohibits
Ford of Trenton, N. J , Mia, W .
Hprration between n>nn and I I*.
Miaa E U McDougall has re- ^
U Clark, Mr*. Georgia Han, Mrs.
Mi and between H I*. >|. and C K .
Has Monthly Meet
Personals
fomorrow at 10:00 A, M. it the
Sanford Woman** Club'WU an-*
|nounced this morning. It will
Accused O f Felony In
S t e r i 1 i zing Rich
San Francisco Girl
■violation ,.f the municipal ori)I- cloudy tonight with i h a i m
hi
naiK** against fim b lin g . and th u * | » n t portion tonight or Thuroday
■ttemp od to bar such device*.
|and in east
portion Thursday,
Tin- Supreme Court held, how. cooler in west portion Thursday.
rv.-r that the ordinance wan mi
--------r 'l i f i n w ilb the state law leirit-l
Veteran* of
Foreign Wart, i t
unit »l"t
machine*,
and ruled Jtheir meeting Monday night )•».
hat arr-ets could not be made on- auguratrd a campaign f i r MW
Jet i s pravisitmi ao long as th e . member*, hoping
to M M . t t t .
machine operatora compllril with local organisation into tha largest
the la ss art of the (la te l.eg j- in th a V. F. W. district, Cons
ist urr
i mander Harry Kant said.
Mlt
WPA educational clataea will be
rumlucted in Room 1 of the Brunts
Icy build ng at 7:3 0 o'clock Util
evrnlng, and in Lake Mary «
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Tha
classes are free for both man and
women "whit* colar” an manual
Murker*, and dlacusilons are an
l*hor government and ecenom kV
wage*, hour*, eomptrfaatlon, m i l l
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
security, child labor, ate. Further
information can he had from Mat*
'■>n Ayrtxk. district lutwrylaor, ar
M , s Virginia
Palmer, teacher.
Authorliation for the e la m s waa
obtainesl hy Mrs. Ilerberta r-"* 1ardy. s ate director of WPA edits
rational project*.
VC- tssaal Jailer Nlab asSWt
MINSTREL
Junior Ilian Hehnol Ksh. 17-11
Patdii? J i t —
Th*- niM«rM Hhow fvr m quaeitf
r«Mi m r t t t ,
C. L Flower*, Mira. John C.
Vaughn, and Mr*. J. R. Powell.
AAuHm, lie
Chlidfen \U
C. G. Malm Celebrates
His 83rd Birthday
am ri*teener.
lhe R^fcn
i Raymond Baumcl arfrom tho Florida M.li* at Hainaa City to
t days with thetr moth,jy t Moaea.
Mr*. A. R. Cain* of
8. C. and Mra. F„ W.
dai^1iiaif Baay
ir U n b o ffi B, C. ar#
o f Mr. and Mra, J, A.
Elm Avenue.
k
| ,„.f
° f manner*—th* manner*
of
wodent* o f unlay.
,nd ,b* m*TUWr* ®f 'he finannera
who** •"‘•o’ vment* keep the urn
veraniea running. Connolly ta cast
aa aa affluent old gentleman who
hsa founded a umv#r»itjr. R#porta of ttudrnts aviation on th#
eampeta dnv« him into f»i* of rago,
but hit n f t u in rn»inil r # n - i l
«h#ri he d tarovent that hu* own
dau^hier, pamp#r#«l an I ppff#il all
Mm. Borne* CUrk o f’ htr ,,f*' J*1 ^
“ p11w" h ,ho
. announce Jh* binh of
fcr * MW ,hr'M’
, Mynell Patricia, an
Connol.y humes to the umverl. Clark will be remem•ft*r rectev.ng letter* threatm former Miaa Eleanor
•» kidnap h>a daughter, only
o f thla city.
10 find he has arrive! too late.
—
■Tha kidnapping has already taken
baro will be Interested ]
The girl ia rescued and the
vaoent marriage of i leader of the student agitators,
I
srtth whom the i* t„ love, recurbraA" to V W Qkaf fll*‘
"l**1 » “ •> lh* prospect i f
r l ^ a S . i« .
*w ,r,n 'r m,° •
,h* '
_____
wrrryihtng he ha* railed against.
Mra. Albert Zlasa, Mr.
Conno’ ly, remembered 'for many
Jam** McKnlght, M r.1a brilliant stage and screen perJohn C. Fisher, Miaa farmanee, is cast a* the financier,
bar, and Mias Banh John Howard, who won nrrlaim n
Crown Point, IntL, who "Annapolin Farewell" and **M>1—
Uorlttg the stats, have bon* in th* A hr,** it th# muilcnt
•pami n frw day*
Iroder; Mary Taylor pwy* the
Bok Tower Concerts
Bok Tower concerts, Lake
Wale*, every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at noon and
ovary Sunday at • P. M.
Bok Sanctuary open every
day from • A. M. to I P. K.
Ringling art museum and
circus winter quartan at
Sarasota open every day.
CHICKEN SUPPER
▼wensDAW i m n
j,
■ «
V ic k s V a t r o n o l
ywr-otd hetresa, once toll her:
"Ann'* a nut. Pm gemg to h»»e
her operaieil on and tell her « ’»
an appendicitis operation. I'm go
ing to ace Till man."
At the time Miaa Slavtch saul
she was a paid com pa mm to Mr*.
Hewitt.
•
the Mayfair for n short time.
Member* nf th"
Commercial
Travelers’ Asaoris on of Florida
will be Interr-'.cd to learn that
W. I , Jackson, formerly of the
Marion Hottl in Ocala, I* now
connected with th* Mayfair a*
night clerk.
Flone C. Pet’eraon of New York
City la the guest of Major A. J.
Peterson at the Mayfair.
Among other rueata at the ho
tel are; J. U. Power o f Atlanta;
Mr. and Mrs. K. R. McKay oi
Cedar Kapida, Iowa; Mr. and
Mr*. C. J. Easterday and R. II.
King o f Jacksonville; and J. B.
Harper, J. 8. Trueaback, J. D.
" 'I
Wtok-ond ugrots at the h.itrl Howard, and 11. J. F.ltel, all or
w*r » J- B. Lanlgln. paaienger th# G olf OH Corporation.
A t The Mayfair
Bw rtawdirL
and L. R . Echols
wha win
will be
ker n
, . . t .tm
^ ^n 'short
l \ traffic
for ythe„ lllmuis
whu
•• her
gurota
c^ ln i manager And
s
___
ffo-N Ig h t
At the ftrtt natal Irritation or tniffit,
apply Vick* Va-tro-nol—just a few dropa
up each noatrll. Uted In time, it balps
prevent many colds entirely.
Thursday
M s fA rtiir p ro so at
j art,
vice-pre*Meat of th* lllinoi*
Mr. and Mra. R. C. ryiu y ^ Central. Both are from Chics ju.
Mantatuma, Ga. win ante* to-' Major A. B. Peterson had at
jaam w ta spend a few days with I Mi luncheon guests Tuckla; at
the llttw 's biother-ia-law gal *ha hotal, Mr. and Mrs. Santuel
Mstar, Mr. aad Mrs. J. C. Mllshsll. Howtaa of Buffalo. N. V. Mr.
flb s ilti Arouue, and tho CUt- Newton was formerly g-netal
®fl»‘ daaghtara, tho MIsaac Caro- yuoaonger agent for the P*nn«yl
•F* *»d Lewis* CaUler.
■ vaala Railroad.
w _ »«•-. a ,... m . w __
F. w . Wei tel of Fred-rick,
—,/T ; *TSLWr r ,_
. . - ITlr? . Md. formerly of Banfunl. an.I J.
S S T aJ f T r ™*e’ ? “ l 0000^ I J - Crawford of 'dounderituwn, R.
!T _ * .
*M>*
r Somiaolo L are at Ik* hotel for a few day*.
T !" ***^ °* *»
Hr. and Mrs. C. II. Erkrrton
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had aa thetr dinner rues , last
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MgU at tho hotal, Mr. and Mra.
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randues. C. Falra'I Flaker of Mon rval.
T S i *! J * 1* ®»- Canada, and Mr. ami Mra. J. II.
Otio Marohall p| tha natliaal head- Rlatenulatar of thU city.
Mr.
rw m m
aad Mra. FUker Ore staying a '
CARD OF TIIANK8
Wo wish to thank our many
friend* for their many acta of
sympothy ond numerous floral
offering* during the recent Illness
■nd death o f our wif* and
mother.
Frank Evans and family.— Adv.
Only One Low Priced Car
FIRST In Everythin# That Counts|
m lU * ia what y w ( t i l
• Full 115<inch wheelbase.
• 2 to 6 Inches tm wbooibaao.
• 199 inch— over-all length.
• J to 12M inches ha over-all length.
• Mooc power—88 or 100 horsepower—
with itSW Ott from vibration at all spoods.
• 5 to IS far horoopowe r than T i n *
plane's 88—and not nearly u smooth.
• Body mM o f steel, with seamless ro o f
o f solid sto«L
• Most Inside" room-1 4 5 cubic feet—
morn lag and shoulder room, and widest
• 19)9 staling, dungnd only la dattUa
l u moco llksly to bn out ot <Uta by 1997,
• No roar oponlog baggnyn and tiro
compactmoot, o e sp t in car* whom ttvnk
FOB GOVERNOR
• ShgU mala braking syssem-ahho*
hydraulic o> iftarhsnlrsl adfiosM cosu
pitta w ogvs braking system and wUk>
out Taynpinna's typo o f easy acting
packing hrakas.
• N oth in g likn T trraplaau** d s n
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TH BBAN FO to H*HAI.!>, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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M H M B M
Buffalo
Caned A
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For Tax Collector
JNO. D. JINKINS
W. E. WATSON
D E M O C R A T IC F .
For Tax Assessor
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G. L. BLEDSOE
SANFORD F. DOUDNEY
B. E* 8 QUIRES
J. a TRULUCK
JA8 . G. SHARON
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For Supt o f Public Instruction
For Governor
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Co (Homestead Bfll) HODGES
For County Commissioner
D t t r ic t N o. 1
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For Attorney General
r t t m n l u u V u l i t . T > I| | > «««
III
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KNEW ORLEANS FOR MARDI GRAS
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For County Commissioner
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District No. 2
J. J. CATES
FRED A. DYSON
For County Commissioner
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fair.
M f k « t h m 4/
F U bo k n a r* lloaad k ir lo c
Mi hmer* PaHooaa typo. f*jr to
k " II H I l h W n •»*. la a u l ••"S' qooNlr. I I f f .f t .y f
It r ll.a a ««l| g DmuMIfal. oaor
FUlif. W ooiAr. ko. it u .
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BRKTR: nuppllo* n o l i r U i , I t . i U
P O TA TO * * ; Wefiellw mndorml* la .
m oM m l m l i n a r k t l U n I t
moktraia, market weaker. ft*,
F la. bo. M o n . j u i m TH »m p * . u
por I n . M u M
M ol Mo
nrdlnkry. M r -t ir . H U N . I U - I H
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■ IWH COI.I: rta. bo. l a m . noeUy
M f»r IM l
fl M i l II.
•Nortb.ro v l l l O i «w | l l . U Uabaa
owl. |l.M , *•.
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CABBAiTfc: Bapptloa llpkl. lamonc
*"nd
marhol
• t i b t r . Pla. I U 0 1 I H H H n o . n r book*. I lo o
b o . TOto. Ibo-fl.OO.
k“ ,k- **• ‘•,1 H » M t l l . » « : lion rw l. I,.| f no Tory, R U TA B A O A B i flo . with top* lo o
rw l no ooppllii.
k', br b » « „ X ° oepplio* North or a
« » t IL M .
CARflOTH: Ripknoo a o l t n i k doibop I monoralu
aOrkol i b n i a m i m o .: I k . I H b o b n pro. K »
CJuotollooo.
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bloody. Fla.
por do*, busoho*.
40r*llr wnio bool fOr. poorer • n if A C U i F U . Now f a l i i l ool
BlaawaBala t IJMO. k * km »ro
***-*•• bolk par bo,hoi. too11 w ,
I lr -I I .M .
r A U L I F U lW E I l: Fla. 11* bu. rrla W U A IH * Fla. bo. botoro Tollow
Croobnaak.
nr*.
oa qaaltty.
nnllaary | M I. C U IJ
ltd rrta.
MFi
for iha Nanharp amnaa, hlatariagp
k*p. ITt war* no aaifana, howavar.
R im ,
Kar fio m Ihr ounny Parifir w atkn In whleh ^ 0 (IlipdrfH hi* httfa balk, thr fim ou i w h iff j
'Ion ( Irtnrnlr nrrivr.! h .ir |M« niornln* and Ik tm oxhlbMlBn b j V irol SiVaol on thr A. C. L. lU t '”
:k». y Thr rxhibit will !><• opon from » A. M. to l l K M. lodby and tomorrow only.
lack*
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comma odor of
ih* S o u o f Confadaygm V i w i m
•aid ha bad
roc*trod p r o w n
“ frfm iha lotira Sooth." addins)
"ft » tjnrtooor.obl* to think ttel
Buffalo Mr. atanm— iha ptaoo of
■ Union apy—epu.’d ba in tha on
•xluhft tnd iidl wo can cat no
aumo o f attar o f Ttx*a’ two M L
fla fn d Confydantta r*norol»,John
TALMADGE’S NEW CO M PTRO U A
While Nurse Sues , *
Negro for 'Balm1
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A w m x K n iz t i r u . p u t* *»ootC B I.E R T : Fla. 10 lark orataa. ba- n w
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rraloo av|. f do* llc -II.M .
Fta. oraaa and inr-tln*. onwrooC d U A n n i : Sopplloa ll«h<. domaod
M C rrlo. appro*. M »b* ool oor.
modoralo. laarkol f I oahr
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10
quality. I U t - l t . 1 * toao o n a por duo bunrbo* IlC/lio.
rr l.
Unnfc. boot ll.o i.
riiH N t Whllo oko Ilor. cwi. I I 10.
rt'rU tin n R M : ladlono hot houil. T U IU M P i: lapptHa oandorat* d r.
I dn* in rarlon. It.10.
mand >0*4. aiarfcol alronaor. M o '
K nO FLA N TS i r u It* ba. araloa.
Ana.
IOa-llo. * * L A D Lo
ordinary lo i » . l I I »« |17J b u ., krnw * It.oa, r >
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baobolo ardlaory Id a o o d 'll.M -|
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K R A N O rJ: n o . ora. >i m l o li
M AT: Oonralo prooot. too M i l l .
N o ll I. R A M i rto par loo kaoohoo
boo. boat on# haaao rte -M tl.
No oopplloa
T A N U E R I D U : Flo. oro. to >ro4o,
U tT T U C K : BappHoo llpkt. Botuod
h boo. bO(S on4 b o u a l l * M o
loir, norkoi oboot o H o lr. . F U . .
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v u rn tir,
Iroboni tr*o, Worloro rrotoa I t -
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Seasoned and Ui
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J.D . DAVISON
State Treasurer
THE BIG WHALE ARRIVED TODAY
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by ; ...........
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Goading (ahava), f*-yanr»«B
i ad tha nalla^n %* wodoM bw Um |
ST|, *t*w
•r*wd •* w orry, mokora In Now Orioana far tho annual Mardl O ral. King Nor
•fcniM Werther, J% II) la aM w n atop hit royal throna •kthanglng graatlnga with Mayor T .
waanpsay ( y a k i n g Inta mlaraphana) In Iha annual Klddlao Carnival parodo. T a Iha loft af
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M ,y»e yiaralla H. LaQuardla af Naw Yarfc. (Aaaoelatad Praia Phoioj
WINTER KINKS OUTLAWED IN INDIAN CAMP
(Aaaaalaud P r w PfhMa)
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PITTSBirffGH PAINT
M IR R O R S
District No. S
R E S I L V E R E D — iM C T
GLASS
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L. WOODRUFF
For County Commissioner
District
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PAINT
Charting ha flllod ia hlap
Bramiaa la marry hop, Alloa
P tpir (obeval a whlta grain
Baraa af Daa Malooo, haa bra«
M il ago Inot Or. J, A ly l, lofl
Ban. oogra phjrtlalkn, far f i t ,
tta a rt kalm." (AM oalalM Fi
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N o. 4
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for Representative, State
4
G ro u p N o . 1
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Ho J. LEHMAN *
D is tric t N o . |
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Shortly iftor Complrallor (U ntral W illiam B. HarHoan
•f Qoorgla woo romovod far dofylna Qov. Talmadga’o *T1nadotal
dlcMtorohlp,’’ tho gavornar oppolntod ana af hlo polltlaal alllMk
e B. Carrohar, to Mho over tha offloa. Corrakor la thown par*
tarmlna hlo flrot offloUl ael— olgnlng a warrant HarrtMn had ra«
Joctad. (AoooclaUd Praia Photo)
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For County Commissioner
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CONnDENTIAl^jWyESTIGATIONS
McL a i n
8m 'nole
f l . H. PATTISHALL
A“ ’“
•COWBOY’ ARTIST MODELS ROGERS
'i*?*'!* tf
FOUR LOTS
af
land,
132
ft.
* - j T f y ,S!r W U " t Z 4 h h 4 r- «• *•
• W l af otrataking upon Iholr o r, 2 S k ^ o !ll* o !!? Sir* ^*w?^**.
,f t *F Iholr winter vacation. Bui Manager Stave
th# S*ra to M l Into unltarma without daily. Loft ta right! Pltahar Donnio Oala.
f ia d lf l I ’ ll* balk. Twa Un.manl bnaaaa, fhi«h cloaat, oLttric
IlffMa, I-car p r i f i .
All fom -
^(ZZltiaM d4 Prow Pk^U)
’Mud. Ala) nad ttadahttar car
far Ml*. Jtrry Rova, U ka M u ;.
W . WARE
For Constable
F « n r t h D k t r ic t
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S ip
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auoclatlan
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^BREAKING ICE GORGE SPREADS FLOOD DANGER
MBihar's Oarrlaa pU mttrs.
O iT U k Foad
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Uarnu S \aM
FRRR RENT to northirn fu d ly
m w n t i b n fir modirn houa.
Nr»r town. Raftrtneta rtqnlrtd.
Inqulra Bax RR, faro flonld.
ROBERTS’ RADIO SERVICE at
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fp r ‘ Supervisor O f Registration
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[ ’Ears* for the
fbom 117.
‘W%$
Hot Rail*. 4iOO P. M.
RALLY’S
Black-Draught
K a nt Tlx ia T «
P etpoeradrC w
Flkfrfloonjo w. ttowtrf (III
N id af Iha phyalia dtparlmw
IM U i h M t , af lawa ha.
it)L G. DIGGERS
Halloa to m u m Bmali
III. that load him U predial
•Md will apan a naw IHId af |
poraana latolly doof By
■AAb't /L
DAY AND TO
Xlt i
i|L v ftdft
niauv v '
•fraad Mulh.ord whan groot miiooo at lea broha
I haan dommod up far a dloUnto af TO mlloa narth af
STMAW iAJtO I l f
w , m
Ko Mhoa li lliuotralad by U lg h Hsrria. H in d m a n ,
M M i n N b * | m b > | than M U Ualoatonn. Uy.
lAMMUUd P ru t Phato)
?r Hungw strilw
LION FARM PETS BECOME PALS
PRISONERS FREED AS LEFTISTS WIN IN SPAIN *
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eat Scores *
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2 M illion D ollar
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o™ °w Revenue I n c r m e
Jn State R eport
ernor, «e billed tc vun Sanford
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TOLEDO, O*io, Fab. * * ,-< *)
—Federal Judge Georg* P. Hahn
bee granted aa application for orgamtatioo c f the W iU jaOwHttd
Company, ending three year* r*-
inmirt
iftine A Five VT't** ,n1 w,n ,p“ k ■* • Yearly Disbursements, tisojui r., u..
By 2 P a i n t y ! £ ± r r ' , . “ T . ' *“ £
Up About One And'
««««,
Only 1 Point,"* -JT-f-*•—
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—■n— ■■Trai:-t*_r I —One Half Million |»’at« Creditor In
pievioua year waa shown today 03S.lt.
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In the annual repor.' of CompC. F, Greene, general auditor
troller J. M. Lee.
. . .
o f the comptroller*! office who
Uurlng Ih* same perM . dia- prepend the report, said hi a
bursement climbed $1,663,000.
lettrr o f InnemittalTotal r e -tip ', for the fiwel
- If ^
aaMMat' af
year ended Juno 30. 1915, were nary Items score deducted from
ns ril at 937.tt29.UM M, sc*>net the total atate operating die*
.30, 1934, of I35.778.MZJW. Dle-( horsemen‘a the rvault woold bo
r*r*»pr»-Wv-tbe year ended June, $34,900,298.69 for the fiscal year
bursementa for 1935. were |M,- ended Junt 30. 1935, aa com
hflL207.Dfl. against $35,298,114.77, pared wllh $34,031 JI70.9« for tha
in the previous year.
j fiscal year ended June 30, 1934“
I'nnrlpei source of
revenue
Comptroller I-ee preaen'ed the
waa $19,185,524.29 In eielae tales, report tb Governor Shollx With
including the seven cents a gal- the ata'ement:
Ion gaeo'in- ta*.
Thta source wj am p|e»,e<l to edvlae tha.*
produced $tH,937JM7J13 In 1914. eJ| current eipensea have been
General proper* laaea In 1935 paid and that the rvvenua reemen nIni to $3,137,430,7(1. against cejpls exceeded the operating
13 ZZttJiZtA7 in 193t, while II-, dlaburaements In the sum of $1,femes
produced
$4,234,091.65, 188,736.01, o f which $65Q.2d4^'4
against $5,511,577.76 In the pre-1 haa been paid on bills previoui
emus year.
j ly incurred."
Highways, with $10,656,367.67,
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A's waa £3 to 31 and tha score
he B game wai 21 to 20.
Mcb VeLucma said the Feds
tbe St, Augustine teams whip*
Jtnail the last few aem.nda of
\ and then in each conteat the
Wit Ion waa able to put acmes
trtammg p'aya. The local boys
pad their beat last night, the
M il* plays tha Celery Kedi in
ifeed on Friday night of this
tb. the last game o f the aeaion
riba home court, and ihen. the
iaon tai!) dote Saturday night
IM tha Sanford quintet will
ifta wbh Orlando High m Or-
ge Crowd At
ngwood T rack;
'or Hurdle Race
Bank Won’t Cash
Check Drawn Upon
Georgia Treasury
.' The beat crowd of rrcent weeks
lathered a.' the ! org-woud dog
■rack last night for the 11-even!
pfegram which wound up with
i.*-.,
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d*d:
•rawllawed S v s . Page Owa)
eminent, $V 60 . [
yesterday.
Jr was also
177,778.71; protoc-' fou,ul th* t Hamilton had changed
t and property,' ,h* *omblnatlon on the treasury
$«47j44^at d * - . ',,l,lt ,,h1 ,#l th» tlm* «!°tk
conservation
of f h" d *° ho,,^,• While It waa not
cvi
I1JI42 H11 47 MlltVfd
tu b
would
b*
n” ' charillei, hoi<" «*•
etiona, $2,151^70.-!
J *m.1. 10 , mor\ . tad ,o e M9.98. educallon.i " • d,d tou . U** n,* h‘ tn « * ;
ml $7.201.682J3;1 Vn* th,™u*> ,h*
h“ »* ,1mI
1^38.545.23 and
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• futurity hurdle rare that waa JT v J ' B
t thriller. Ten events will be
•ffered ionlght, a.hrtlng at S:1B
waloefc.
tt®»nlght'« entries and aelrdM M wl»7i the latter capitalis'd
Hul* doga whleh ahould flnlab In
EEL moneyt
tb# taxing system, wtsiition o f the
pell tax, the doing awxy o f nonessential boards, contirission* and
department, ihe conaolidanon of
unua wherever possible, and ‘‘ ihu
complete
emancipation ' f
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e a rn e d * « m n
(?,:*■ K T f l f ; n " m X X , . }
,n respee,
,he
J apan Military
Coup Is Causa Of
Sudden Change
i< . . n . . r * r » w r*o* n w i
embany from Tokyo disclosed
the assassination of the govern
ment leaders did not ftp-event
a military coup. II* attributed
tbe outbreak to young
army
officers impassioned with ideal Lam.
The assassinations wer.- true
to custom. H’ddter* surrounded
homes of the
(padrrs,
esl'el
them out into the pr'-y snowy
dawn, pressed plntois
against
them and fired.
Diplomatic ninrlcrs in IVashinrton heard tha’.
thr
aimy
woul I prpmufgati- n "n ew litv
of slate" this afternoon.
The Tokyo give-nnie it iL-rliied
a state of em.’ fganry and or
dered Iwo fleets fiom the high
iras to po'iee duty at the great
titles of Tokyo and 6saka.
The Japanese Empire, in one
of the mos.' delicate ex erna' wit-
though Its tea'a war* far be
low ifee uumbkr held by tbef
Iwo dominant par In .
These w en the I'.lnselte, o r '
pro government, whleh got 173
sea a. In'.ernrI tveuta were p e n -,
mount in the eimpeiga.
In InteroaTlona' affairs,
the
g o v rument la In • crl.leal atar*>i
Repeated Incidents On ilia Man j
rheukuo-Mrngotian border have
created tenseness wl h Soviet
Rusal a, which rrpea 'adly accuses
Japan o f searlike designs.
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Japan la Isolated among na
tions. Only »icen ly ?be followed
up hir
w| hdrawal from the
League of Na'.lona by walking,
ou.' of the I.sndcn raeal confer-1
er.ee because her demand for'
parity wiih th» Uni ed .States |
•n,l Urea. Britain srma not grant-1
ed.
Okaila'e government had b.-en
in power since
•. : « had re-'
tired from active mill ary aerv-|
ice in 1033.
Milietria’ a two monthe ago
were credi ed with forcing rtstg-
W E R T - T he - JE W E LE R
Grocery, and Meat M kt
SPECIALS THROUGH THURSC* FEB. IT
MINCEMEAT
pkg.
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No. 2V4 Bartlet PEARS cap J
1 lb. box COD FISH
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RED KIDNEY BEANS 3 cans 25c
OSCEOLA COFFEE
lb. Beef
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STEW lb. 15c to
Beef
iC Fork Shoulder
ROAST lb. 18c to
1 |ROAST lb. 23« to
BACK
BON E Ih.
Lamb Shoulder .Whole
ROAST lb. --------Nice Fat LJ >e Weight
Sliced
H E N S lb.
BACON Ik. 82c to
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You're a funny talking man
to be selling cigarettes. You
talk like they are cure-alls.
I’ve known this for a long time
a•. cigarettes cause no ills and
cure no ailments.
o f f a c id it y .. . gain pep w ith
ree Fresh” Florida
Grapefruit!
your health when you
during, doctors warn,
lut certain food*.Your
danced* Tb# lyitcm
w-acfcL You fed Batortit catch ootdcadly.
You mean ALL cigarettes . , .
Yes, at some time or other I
have just about tried them all
and what I say goes for all of
them.
Bat theaa delicious grapefruit
today—every dayl Serve them to
all the fhmily. Foe variety, try a
sparkling “ Florida Cocktail"—
(half #rapefruit and half orange
Juice). You’ll love ill
*
/4 more juice
from "Tree Fresh1’
Florida Oranges
—the sweetest,
S
e r io u s ly . . .
There la probably only one
man on earth who would
believe it if we told you that
a cigarette would cure what
ails you.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27.
VOLUME X X V
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Tax Adjusting Wisecracking General
To Be Allowed
ByBondholders
duced By Senator
Nye, North Dakota
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-PP)-
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Reinstatement Of
General Hagood
Asked By Byrnes
th.d m.™ of''adjusting*
bean, North Dakota. The proposed
amendment woo d moert m the
Coasti«puon the following word*.
Congress shall have tha
to regulate the tale and
marketing of a 1 agricultural
torangMlitiea.”
! n the light of many ronfliettng deciSKD*," Nyr told nrw*■ermen o ff the floor, "it »rerr»
•O be high lime to clearly define
ha right of Congr**- to deal with
this national agricultural problem."
Rta amendment would not be
operative ontea* ratified by threefourth* of the state* within seven
year*. Two-thirds majority it rsqired m each hot** to submit
amendments to the urates.
Senator Logan, Democrat. Krntveky, ha* inroduced an amendment
which would giv# CongTesa power
to regulate induairy aw well n«
agriculture.
would not
Police Car Strikes
A n o t h e r Machines
' treename o* r»*» n**)
Gordon Barnett
For Legislature
From Group Two
IS, who joined the
"a m
'on to a week ago.
EugOno P. MeNaman, ; »
Memphis.
t
Gordon Bornett of Fern Path
Lawrence S. d ea ry , 23, Mem- today announced aa tha Orel can*
didst* for tho 8tat* Legislature
from Group Tero under tha now
ruling of the County Committee,
In accordance with
of o'ato low, that
sue must bo rvs!dents of
ho district they wonId repi
Group Two Inetudrs voting
claU outsIdo tha City of Saaford.
Mr. BatnoU was bon In lfOO,
erved |o Seminole Ovuaty In
1222, hod
hnd 1has made Ua ham* te
Fora Park ever since,
hog boon engaged in tbo fa n
■odor tbo Undo
of
partures kin St, Johns River.
Florida Foliage.
Wednesday, f t k I f, IMS.
He h U been
prom local Is tbo actlvftto* o f tha
youagtr business M M '.aw d la
> ,• MS ETHEL BOW.
‘ cargo. I t Jehaa Itvor Un# Co. oonotory o f tbo Somlfft* County
MS LAKE DEXSTSR, geooval Yoeay Domocrntle
ARRIVALS;
Imawdlate part prsaidood Of the
Jonhr Chamber of QuaMmu. Bo
Vi also o dlrortsr of tbo Seminole
Couaty Chamber o f *
end Ua peuctaFi am*
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only public <
4. He W ale.
IN
IoM
f t
dSnS
of tbo
REBELS KILL JAPAN’S PREMIER AND TWO MINISTERS
Government Permits i
Soldiers To K e e p ■
Arms Upon EvacpJt..-:
ating Police Station ■
Iei \Yinilirfft* fi
by
Bloodshed T h r « |
Believed A v e r t e d
Situation In J a p a n
Declared G r a v e s t
In A G e n e r a t i o n
TOKYO, Fel). 27—<AP)
tiny* .T thu gravest crisis
a generation, Tokyo ‘ nl
easier Imiight, confiddlit
(Tliuradny) — After
sunrise would find the
soldiers who
atiaasgf:
four government dIgnat
Gov
* rnor Shol r ami turned over la
Hecrelary W bIIecp.
Wetlnesday back in tin
i Imrruck*.
IruluAkitm* w#r** ’ hat mertinir*
Ir night an*! tomorrnw w tl
nw ilsil.
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1 u ,,,lc l
k J U U IU lU
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Resident Named
New Naval.Aide
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WASHINGTON,K«*.
A warranty deed on record laday diacloeva the aal* by Mart. T.
They went to the War Department Rangor of Wilton, Me., lo tie).
City IliU to begin ita work. 81a <
after General Mal>„ Craig, clncfGoding of Llrtraeol. Nova
teen applications for adjustment!
of-ou ff, (mailed
Hagood for Sco la, of a lot In Longwood fur
of ta.sea wera filed some time
“ wuecracking" remarks in an e x 2171.
ago but no action waa taken on
them pending the reaching of traordinary public explanation o f
Clifford I. Barber and Lr**l«
sn agreement with tha owners th* erder removing Hagood from
i command o f the Eight Army Corps Elva Hancock, both 21 and both ° f
of the City’s bonds, and
Orlando, wrr* married Ian awn
sri'l probably be taken up at the I area. Upon leaving they let it bo
known they failed to get any as ing by County Judge Jam** 0.
meeting.
. .
Sharon.
When the Tax "'A d ju stm en t sure twee.
General
Craig
said
Hagood’*
Board was Drat suggested A iFred CUvrlind, picked up la«t
ternry Shanda rushed to Sanford remark* before the n b -c mmiite
n gh t on Ih* charge of paiaing a
and notified tha
Mayor
and "can only bo characterised aa
worthltaa chock In L oibu rg. waa
City Attorney thot ih* Bond- flippant fn ton* and entirely unaktn bock to Looaburg today by
h^ldpr*’ Commute#
cabled for and designed to bring Cona’abl* C. A. Illardin of that
favor tho contemplated action.
ridicule and contempt upon the
«lty.
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civil agencies o f tho
"They were not necessary to the
While Mayor T. L. Duma* lo
laudo'.le purpose which bo desired ropor'td aa "doing flna” ha la not
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g r i n l 110 eecompluh.” Craig continued, aa ytt allowed vlaltors. Ilia
d M en A re
t v l l l e o “ and can only be denominated as phytlcUn rtatrd ho thlnkg It be*:
of the 'wit* crack* fn'iocal type hat hit patient haw abaolut*
MKMPHIF, Feb. |7c—(A P I— which every Army officer—and quiet katU ho galna mow atmigth
Thtes man, one of them a police moat assuredly one o f tuch high
Brick p!kd along tho lower end
man, were killed and a fourth rank— should sodulovsly avoid in
o f Fork Avenue la being clean.d
..was critically Inju red today, aa a
and the relay!rg of the pavement
police *nood fci*. tim in g a speed
that owtlon w ll probably be
ing motorist, crashed Into another
under'akin wl'hln a weok. It to
antemoMto at a street Intaraecwported by WPA Engineer W. S.
Earle.
dead :
i j l TThe
h
O.
•ergo, f t Johns Bivir Un* Ca
Tag FLORENCE, loaded bargee.
Florida Towtdg CerpDEPAITVRESi
■ ‘."M E ETHEL DOW, ffEM Tcarija
S i Jaime three Una Co,
m r MS LAKE DSISTER, general
~ c a i| * St, .Iihni River Lina Cm
Tug FLORENCE, bargee dsodT W *g C ^y.
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OfRebels Return To B a rro o m
Serious Crisis In
AgreementTalked Is Believed To Have
ek tn
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
- Pram tht Pert o f Central
Florida at Baoferd.
itaaawkf;
tlly by
Compiled daily
- the Beml; County Chamber o f Com1 arrivals and de
NUMDEB IM
LAKELAND, l*b . 2 7 - W V
Th» lon j dinpu e over hnw tar a
markrlimf *gr *m nt th'iulil vt
temp t« «>> m rrgulal ng ibe
motrm nt Florida'* cltnr* fruit*
to nor hrrn m uk * ram* up f day a* r (rr-rn'iU vr* of th* P
(iu, ry xrru d prnvmlnn* In th*
propovrd a e fr m c n ..
(luv*m:r
■Sholtr avk*il th* ind *try n f*r
g rt i* "croaa *tirr^n , »nd J‘ al
oil»l*»” and t ■ »itnpt rni'on* of
onlerly marlcrtlng
A *n,a iv* act* m*nt c>v M
ing th* *hipm*nt nf * t*u* Inil.i
out of :hi* • at.' wa* uCrpar.d *1
a m «'tinc o f gioivtr* *ml ahippar*
h*r* a f rtn irht ■«". imd I » jli
latitieg in tha f o m or
i
such res tiers aa long ad allyy *-**)
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lalte beneficial m u lls
to
th*
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.—W
City accrue, but lb* Committee
Byrne*,
Democrat,
tha right to enUr ob- —Senator
A Twelfth Street lot In the
tsa tha Work o f the South OarolioJI. accompanied hgr
Goldsboro It ft!on waa sold by tha
d M M- two itrpraMhatmM aaktd l i n s
Mtlsoh Realty * Company yv-Ur_
- . ( . . - - - - . r - enfr » ,'tmrr D m t o f the War Deportment
to Afonso Hatcher for ftoo.
MARITIME NEWS
1{ i n
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Chief O f Staff Says
‘W isecracks’ Caused
officer’s Removal
Don Coburn, t l , waa Injured In
ternally. Coburn waa riding In a
car with McNamara aad Chary
that tsHldad wtth tho .quad car.
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EotabILehrd In 1998
Dispute Is Over Hatw
Far The Regulatory
Measure Should Go
ln the Senete today by
Senator Nye, Progmaiv* Htpub-
MaJ. Johnson Hagood who seas
removed from command of tha
Eighth Army Corps area because
of his " wisecracks” about WPA
"stage money."
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At Lakeland Meet
A resolution proposing a constmitiene!
amendment t0 giro
Coagiess foil pow tr to rrgula*#
tbo sale and marketing of agricultural commoditise wi< mtro-
Board Is To Be
Set Up Tonight
The* C ity o f S a n fo rd w W
r TM*rmitte:> b v th e B on d o ld e rs’ P r o te c tiv e C o m m it
tee
to
a d ju s t
d elin q u en t
ta x e s du e th e m u n icip a lity
i f ow n ers o f , p ro p e rtie s
on;
w h ich ta x es h ave n i t bccn|
p i Id, fo r sev era l y e a rs take
adwiritnice o f th e o p p r tu H ty
o f ^ tl'lin g their debt* with the
City on ■ 'ower schedule.
Such wa* thr result of • con
ference hold this morning, behind
closed doors, hetwefn member* of
the Sanford City Commliaton and
Kenneth M. Keefe of New York,
chairman of the Bondholders’
Priteetiv* Committee, Mr. Keefe
was tccnmpanlut by hi* attorney,
J, W. Shanda tfr Jacksonville.
Following the confarence Act
ing Mayor H. O. Shlnholaer dic
tated th* fol'owing statement:
-Tht interest* of th* Ctty and
of th* Bondholder*’ Protective
Committee appearing to be th*
lim e, tha Committee ia willing
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Chairman Convinced
By Commissioners
At Confab Today
That Plan Is 0 . K.
Applications F i l e d
With City C l e r k
T o B e Considered
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Sanford U Ttio Only Central .*•. rv
Morlda Hty' AfToHing Rail, Gtghwr O And Water TrensportoUoa
rr y in g they wished to “ remove corrupt infho* m u front around the throne,* young officers of
the Jspanese army staged nr\ uprising iu Tokyo and iMwiiMNiruktoil Uromtor Koisukr Okatla (le f t). A d
miral Vue uni Makoto Saito (center), hud k» i * r *.f On* pi ivy weal nod foimer premier, and Gen.
I
Jut urn Wmi limbo (rig h t ), chief of m ilitary educaimn, { A^mniutod I’ ress Photos)
27v - M i— :
Conkmandvr John R. BwanUII, now
on thr ttaff of thr commaivtlrr of f
thr haul* fnret, yw*iwr«lfty
ap
p intrd navil
aide
Srcrrmr)*
Swanson surcording ( ”npi. Kisitk J
Ftstchtr, who will »**unu» rofti \
marnl of a A-mnleishi|» m June.
Confiscation Of Washington Keeping Watch
ExcessWarTime Over Situation In Japan
Profits Proposed
Comminder BcEriittll’E hem# u%
in Orlando, F a .
* F r c q u e n t C a b ic H
I*ilibuater To Force
'
Consideration O C
Bill Is Threatened
“
A re
f:°T „u fo
Commander Bra nip 11 wad Lnrn
n Sunfurd ami livn l h* n* duriri.'
M e boyh oil ilnva, Ifjion hit grwtl
WASHINGTON. F,b. 27. •i'i
atJon front High behind ho u
Tin' t'nitrd N lien Guveinni.u.
I ndt’il a mil larv nnidomy in 1
Charleston attd thru rrcoiv'd fin
W A S H IN G T O N . K*b.. 27. u H i, ■ udyintt r|o**|y the *w ftly
Bppnin mont lo tho T . S. N a vil
Throet » f » filibuster " < ti*."- tnnvintr I'Votil* in Janan, ini m
A :a ih m y at Ann*p IU from w him .» i y ” Iu fop.e CJiuiitl.roliun *t tip ii » h her event* there weir
Id (nirrunner* of an extni
he was irradua d in 120H, and ws«
hi- *t**‘on of a bill t‘> *•• rb •*»<
with lhe fleet lhn|, tou m l tht* prufil* w»» vultetl lo.!* v by 8 , it* -'•■ii of 'he Jn|i*m*e cipatiaioti'-.
Am rlran d plomallc ofworld that year Under orders from tor Ny*. Rrpobllcin North light*- J*'
•fi ml- were chary o t outitle com
I*r*aidin’ Thcoijort* Romtevolt. H * to.
was on ro nio y ilu 'y during thr
Th* bill, tl*v *.il by Nv»'» muni- ment.
Joneph !' Grew, the Amer f in
World War and until his itppo nt linn* rommitlw, prnvliln* fur
J a p -R u s s ia n
War’
Or Chinese Drive
Is British Fear
...
.
They
•f
capItatbWd'
1**1 niyht lo th* government Vo[ r|u*«t that they quit tho POStf
| hr*il<|U*rt*r* where they hod big*
rlrailol thrmielve* In deftoMO o f
loyal troop*. A threat of blooS*h»il In the capital'* atreot* WM
averted.
*
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Ranking military authorlUrt
■aid th*y are confident that lit
d*ng*r w** p u t *lnc* under *Wrangvmrnta bvlwten tho robofg
and ih* war office tho fovwow
were nrnmltod info return to
their barrack* and allowed U re
tain
their
arm*,
tbovubp'
.f
•leaping Ih* diihonor o f b #
■ng di*armed.
Tha
InaUTMSf
l»'ir*n rvaruatlon of tha buf "*
| they occupied during *
I before -midnight. —
«,
Th* gun* of the mill logy "S)*;
imgini* took th* lima o f
niter Ksiiukf Okada. Ai
Vlacount Makoto Salto, * fo
prrmirr and at hla death
I keeper of Ih* prl’ y -art
l.tiMMIN, heh. 27. WD—UrtG ( ;,„ rri| Ju(lr0
WaUnebo.
-h offe lalilotn exprf,*eu IWU
of military education,
fear* over |>oa* hi* rewi.lt of the
Koreklyo
Takahaahl, dtotlat
inilitiiry roup in Tokyo—Janape*e
gunhed mlntoter of flnanot, aa4
war with Itu** e and a renewed
Admiral Kantaro Suiokl, M
»
drive again*: China,
Authoritu*iv* ob-erver* frit the i hamberlaln of th* Import*! Court,
Japanewe military revolt wa* in- were wounded.
Other member* o f thm cabi*
-pired by three rec.’ nl developnet, including Kokl Hlrota, fof*
m nt*:
tnent yea'trdoy a, naval alii* lo M iff tax** on rarninv* and vir u- •Tiil'ii- nine In Tokyo, kept Ih*
1. I.jclt of in 'r.' forcrf.'l action elgn minister, tscapod Injury.
•Several
of
th*
mlntotoft*
Socre ary C. A. Swan*on of th • al onf Itralrn off individunl income Si ne ft pn i‘ l merit IIIfor lord hy liy the .topnnrtr gov. mmenl m
Navy and wa* on th* »taff i f the aleive 110.000 per yrar ill time of frequent ewtd ■, hot dcvetopin'll • Manrhoukuoun Mongolian border! bodyguard* and Mrvants w«r*
repurted (lain.
commander . f the Parifie bat'l' war. In add lion, it would em wne -o rapid, in the wak of th” di*pute*.
•
Th* war off!** aaaouMid tbd
fl**‘ w th hfadquarlcrw at Sa t power the I’ reaiilen: virtually to military •■•up, that few uf the n
2. The •udden unexnlained halt
Diego.
fon*?ript indue r at leader* lo formed wo III nit mpt to a»*ay h • ■■f Japan*** penetration In North Insurgent officer* balieved IkM t
auaailnaUd had attempted ,W
B ardall Avenue In Sanf ir-l maintain pr ductlon nf etwrnliul full ron*eqoeru. * of Ih* vipri-in,- China to*: November.
S|itculni|en tt privotv new , ho
all'* family.
.1. Ilium*-,I of Genertl Jintahu- destroy national policy and were
! war eupplir*.
,
wa* named for Cnmmandrr Braidm Mar..iki former inaotetor gen "corrupt element* around Uw
Chairman Ny* conducted a 20 le** Wa* plentiful.
month*' Inquiry In o
munition*
Should lit* nggrtativ* military eral o f the military education de- throne.”
Th* government, th*
dial* In which J. I*. Morgan, ih* tTtpi* gain u-emdenry In the g v piirlment wh.te •urceuor, Gener
C l n v t n r r P n l l i n r ‘ DuPonta and nth*r* wire Inter- emmen . * udenl* of Kar-ljt*ti"ii al Jutaro Watanabe, wa* reported tor* said they believed,
,
^
o i u p i l j f V d i m 1 rated, doting th* inquiry about a
affair* predirtrd a ktrunger iml| n**a**injttd.
weakened by financial
It wa*,bel evrd tlir*e^ggpt*-*a. and bureauocala during _________
week
ago.
Th*
pntb*
extrnded
not
evrn
more
forceful
ext»n.*i*«
qf
ANADARKO. Okto., F e t C L raged tuillUry farci* and (WM cil tint* and Titty wnntad to f t b '
only Intw-eefca med* prior to XiU_ >"pnne-* Inri^uc* on the tV»ia
fff)-E m S a _ -J [fin to ," t E y g f C g durtng thO*TV'rid tVar“ - tiiiT ‘ o ' toaTnTn'niUwoulil remit.
nnger wna fur.her helhttned by fll their duties to th* throw* kg'
farm girt, woe acquithRi yr->' rSouth Amer tan na ion* during
W lh b 'r ilir elm he* already •in die* between the military and protecting tha national po’ lcy.
• i)
day of murder charge* >n tit* -hot- varloia rivolutlon* in which tho.« frttiivt o citrred between Jnpu . civilian element*.
They had accused ' Prvtmlap
gun elaying of her *han'-crori, r lalln Oiun tie* have I n n engaged
The
lack
of
authentic
reporta
on
ne»« eold l'r, and troop* of the thi*
Okada o f not strongly lupporttgg •]
father. Th* Jury he'd the rrl in recant ytarw.
Tokyo Situation wa* viewad th# mUitary program In Arig. .
Soviet aponrored S'at.* o f M»n
ntnlnou»ly
a*
fear*
increawed
the
“ not guilty by reaaon o f m-amry."
golla, an rnlargenivnt of Nip
Attorney* *a>d th* verdict mron* C h s i n b c r A p p r O V C S
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■pout** mill!ary act viile* Ip that movement we* more wideapread
Twoany.flv* Forure Farmer*
atra. in ih* vltw of aome, ni ght than at first Indicated.
rum DoLand wltaeooad a
an uutirutxm tor tSMimvnt.
precipitate actual histilitir* to ■tratiOu o f btnohtrfng aad
A arrdtd etory o f beating* »nd
PAHlfj
y , b 27. --GPI—The 'ween the island empire and th*
today
A#
,*
i rotated derng hep tr al , chamber o f IPputir* today rail- Mitwenw guvernment,
tooa Dina o f Otlvry C hop o f A t
. BELGRADE,
If the - im ailed "l.beral” nr miojFrmivo-S jviet. mutual
ana Farmera o f Awmgtow ia h r Mm Willte, ’ dofrnitont, her f ci| th,
<t‘w*ilw**4 Oa N * , r i „ |
27*— King Bona III o f
Mr». Eona Wdh*. and 2°. ataUtenc* treaty. The vot* fulMuUbrd. Tbo dwiwaanation waa
drove th* tocomotftw of
odtor defense witnme*.
lowcd a l.ng.hy ileba'o and cam*
Organization in Sanford o f a
tO iattain t o Peae Five!
Yugoslav court train (Wer
nrar a claih. The foreign office
squadron of Sons of th* Legion
predicted th* Senate will rat fy
I* bring p’anned by Commander
^0Un* F ***■
thr pact next week.
b
L F. Hoyle o f the local poet of. , r *^* 10 8o^'*'
The
King
boarded
tbd
Th# treaty provide* for mutual.
the American
Legion.
Ha |*
eislitanr* be ween
R u h la and
liernaril Cecil Lamin'-*, borr making a canvas* of th* member- with the director
Franco In the event of atf attack In Fanfard on F*b, 2.1, 1'Jlfi, died *hlp o f th* post to ascertain how State Railroad*, wawhad
on tb j m i torn border o f Franco at 1:10 o'clock this morning In many 'ton s of legionnaire* are near for a while
Ptat* Senator Jomo J. Parrlih appruprtotlon ever mo.I* for r,r- or th* western boundary or tha hi- hnnt* on th* Millcr-Lak* eligible for membership In tha the rhrottlo bin
from DtoUtoi 17 (Semlnol. and rylnr os experiment* to combat Soviet Union.
road, fnlluwlng an Mine** of only Junior organiiation, and baa In along at fifty mile* an hour. At t
Brward coaaUoa) today an dlaeaaeo o f e«tory, tnelona, frrnw,
EL PASO. Texas, Feb. 27^-A1- two week*. II* had been working vited the itate director o f the •tauen o f CtoytJa,
nounced hto read1^*7 for r*-»i*c- ele. Through hto effort* the comon th* croao-etat* canal near Son# of th* Legion to alUnd th# reuched exactly oa rtn
tlon. He bao aerrad la tha State mi*atoner o f agrWultur.- wa* au ben B. Fall, chief figure in rite Ocala.
firat meeting In March of th# returned
Teapot Dome ml scandal during
Legislator* eeetioeoea'y ainc* thor tied to eataMtoh the toil
Funeral services will be con pool and tell tho fellow, how to
IflE four tan u aa o member vey tervlce, to W ote branch *x- tho Harding administration, waa ducted Friday morning at 1U:00 organlt* and conduct tho pro
74.
of th* Room aad tw* u a mem perimental atationa, and to p>*- near death yesterday. He
o'clock from the Krick*un Funeral posed new ou tfit
1
ber of tbo B>— 1>. Thirteen sep paro a handbook giving gwgraphl.
Hama with tho Rate J. C, Pin
Tho Sons of tha Logion, th*
arate acta of. vital Intermit to cal and topographic* I Informs*
tos o f th* Church of God officiat commander said, lake In all boya
farmer* w*ra put through by hU thm o f tho various countie* with
ing. Burial will b* In Evergreen o f any age who.* father i* a
efforts.
Information aa to the grneral
Cemetery. The pal.'ueaivr* will member o f th* American Legion.
TODAY
‘ In add(tton to aacurlng th* adaptation o f tbo roil for vart7:30 P, M.: Woodman o f the be Archie Abbott, John Senkarlk,
enactment *f IS leoparate meaeWorld,
Woodmen Itdll.
are* for tto* benefit of fanners
7
agrtoultur.il
measure*
Other
H:00 P, M.: Political .perch, II.
nod grower*, Sonstor Parrtob ha*
ir I’arriah lnsupported
Bernard to survived by hto i
7:JO
p.
M.:
DeMolay
smoker,
advocated good ronfe, adequate
parents. Mr. and Mr*. 'D. I- Laning o f non-pmftt Ram Digktsn’a home.
tludo , the
appropriat ton*
agricultural
and P. Paty, Magnolia Arena* at F ln t diets; four broth m . Donald, Oeco-op*r*tt
WASHINGTON, Feb. Y7-_UP)
“
‘ ‘
^ 'red, aid
itloiia, prolec- Street.
Mr, and Oran o f Sanford and _ Um Admiatotraltoa’a now 1200^
Itl trt»i uct ion and
■ TOMORROW
Raymond o f Ocato;
and four ooo^oo farm bill w u brought
:t pee la
7:30 P. M.: Ocato-Sanford haa- aliter*, Ml*. Vida Landrea* o f within on* .top o f tbo White
t«
an togtonarketlag
In- ketball game, Semlnol# High gym- Sanford, Miss Treed* Lnndrraa of Heoo* today when tho Houeo ap
o f St. PoUnbnrg, aad Mrs. Mary proved Ihe confer*!**
o f tha Uvol
M.: Seminole Boys' Atb> o f f t , Itooroburg, aad Mr*. Mary Senate and R oom ditfarawea*.
and ey»*
HlHItrd o f DuPont, Go.
rtvel
Senate artloq atilt to m M ,
Girl Is - Acquitted
'fS B
.M
»"nlmimnmf0'r ^ 2 7 '" ' ” FTllico-Russian Pact
dag
aa
dwnonanto-
Sons Of Legion May
Organize In Sanford
jJ'w'
Kina: Runs Train A a l
It Arrives On That;
Bernard C. Landrcsn
Died TRI Morning:
Senator Parrish Announces Candidacy
For Re-election F r o m 37th District
to
LOCAL WEA
W HAT’S DOING
^ ^ " • a ^ 'A £ : B‘,k'; HaU-BilUon Dollar
Farm Bill Advances
•nt
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T H 3 B A N T 0 B D m tB A L P . SA N rO R D . n ^ P l P A
iBta «r
i t i **ut* *r pu a n k T O U T * * W A T eiU W C B K , I M H M J ,
st Dogs In Sanford Defeats Committee Divides Sanford District
Seminole County’s Proposes Melton
da To Race St. Augustine By Legislative Groups As Legion Leader
'rackTonight Score Of 23-17 live i mCommittee
t h H * » -am Tama M
th a t Group No. 1
ihi* n th a * r *c J u B i r , i n i . OKItTht’D* T. NKWMAH, *
HAROLD IX WATRRRD8M »
r . i i m n n at ih ,
H lala a t
FRANK PORTKn WATXRJTOU**.
ob
senca »
c u s tm i
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law s in *
of c indidate* for the Hour* of when there ia doubt aa to whether
IN THE COURT OF THIS COCWTT
R a c e r s A p p e a r B a s k e tb a ll S e a s o n T o
1
1
1
health
of
a
veteran
rould
lid
JIICXIK. nRMINOLK OOUNTr.
Repr. a -n la ilv d in th# prim ary
STATE O r FLORIDA.
F u tu r ity ; B i f f
E n d T h i s W e e k ; L a s t shall rondo', of candidate* re tra c t d to h o a errlrr. N e it In
In ra the estate ef: ELMA O.
Im port!net la child w elfare work,
St e p h e n S, deeeaa «. y
•*- .
•ALE
vrd I s E x p e c t e d
To ell CreSItoee, Legal***. Die*
H o m e G a m e F r i d a y siding within precinct number*
N o tice la h ere b y g tv e a to all
trlhntMA
aad
all
Person*
having
I' and 3 of *a'd Seminole County,
w h o m it may c o n c e rn th a t e o d e r
le d by e lrta * nf t h a t p ertain fin al Claim, er Demand* agalnet aaW
« r old greyhound* listed
Th* Celery Feds a re allowing and th a t Gro ip No. 3 ahall m o
d e c re e made a a d l a u r e l , la th e estate:
R A T E S
Too. and each of roe. are hereby
[ the moat out*landing Bp better a* the baaketmall season uld of tandldataa . redding in
C irc u it c o u rt, la a n d fo r Sem ieel*
C h e a ry . In C hancery, o n th e l»»h notified aad required, le sreeeet
10* liar I dm*,
(■'lie dog* now racing In wanes, aad a coup* or more vic o th :r p r.c ln u of the CUnity."
any
rlalm* aad demand! which
d a y o f J e n e a ry , t i l l , la te a t oar*
tc line S tie***.
■111 appear In tonight's tories will put Sanford into the
t a i n <-n»»s th erein p e n d in g w h e re yim. er either of you. mar 'h e r*
II
waa
ordered
th
a
t
a
copy
of
7
1
C
m
d
time*.
again*!
the aetata tf KUIA o.
M t a t Sanford-Orlando higher division. Thu local qumt
in OCDCETRIAL RA N K O F RICK*
Is:., nf.
J< line 1 maw*.
MOND, a co rp o ratio n , to com plain* FTEPlIBNn. deceaaeC.
lob track near Longwood defeated fit. Augustine at St. the resolution he “tra n tfe ire d to
a n t and I t A' HEA D en d EMMA Seminote County. Florida, is tha
h e r e .T h u s ta r canine* Auguetine am Saturday n;ght by the cleric of the C rc u lt Court far
H
ob
.
JAR.
a
RIIARON.
Ceunty
E. HEAD, hla w ife, and. ROBERT
ol Semteole County, a t hie
hi* guidance In accepting fora
■rm In tba futurity die■W ARN aad E 1JX A SWARM, hie Jedgo
the decisive score of 33 to lb. Pur- ami p r.p o rin g the ballot for cannfdre
la
Ih*
Coealy
Coerthoye*
^a
W ife,. a__
re d_efendant*,
____ _t. James <:.
hth rasa, and track ofSharon, aa apecla! Master I* Cban- Sanford. Semlaol* Coealy, FiorMa,'
mployrea, 'and owner* | don was high man on ih* local illdatra of the Housa of Repreeery,
____________
aac eell
i.n tailv es."
a t their w its end trying 'five, scoring 11 of the p mu.
Itrj a Lato n . Box U f , Herald. I to Ih* hlaheet end beat bidder for
■
This
ia
th*
last
week
r
f
the
1—
A
n
n
o
u
n
c
a
x
re
n
U
.
raeh. at lb* In-nt door of Ih* court
the winner.
Read ng of the resolution pltdgWANTED To b u y - i * » t " S i r uf hones In lb* city or Saaford, Rem!basketball eeaaon. Sanford play* ng support to tha Prcaidtnt
HAVE f o u r . WATCH ~ repairs*
mule* 1403 cash will buy. Leo note County, Florida, on N»ad*r.
Daytoya Brach at Daytona to brought cheer* from commltterthe Ind dey of March. A. D Hi*,
. by one who r*»lty Lxows how ftu tn .r, Phone 253-W.
morrow night, Oca'a will play hrre nun and other* present, and it
•luring lb* legal hour, of eels nil
Hnggt. Ifwal.e, stag. A»*."
tho rl*ht. title and Interest of thr
Friday night (the lam game on the wa* p jssiil by a thop-* of “aye"
2(1— M lncellaneoui* f o r S ale. , defencants. It R. HEAD and R t|. This (Mkiout d il » i food Is
noma court), and ihe *ea*on will v.itca. T hu r solution, ligned by
MA K READ, hla wife. In and In
USE RAT-NIP, They simply th at rrrlnln real property yliunt* D I G E S T I B L E A S M IL K
eloa* with a game in Orlan Jo on It. J. Holly ra th a rman and fl. M.
the line-up: By a ro u n i, fiat unlay n g h t Ijetwewn SVinfnrd l.l yd ■* m cretary of tha commitIn
is n 't 1st It nlone. Stanley-Rog wll: Remlnala County. Flirlda in
Bing, Teeny Snowipnt,’
IT SE L F !
v jd lI
e, ri ads a* follow
er* H ardw ire Co.
Lot fly* l t |, Illoeh }*. of M.
'
and
Orlande.
ounty, MorvJck, Clever
W.
c
u
rb
's
RubUlelalon
nf
'Our g reat leader and human EVERYDAY SPECIALS: Cuban
Rloeli I*, of Hnblneon'e Rur, Commandant, and B*»
arlan. Pr eident Franklin
D.
yey of an addition t*> Hanf.*rd,
Bread. Hard R> U>. Salt Rising.
nernrdlag la the pint thereof,
A r e
tire rv rlt, lik in g the rtlna of
Sally wants to at* you'. IK Magstore race la ona of 10
recorded In l*Ut ll.ejg I, page
government a t a t me of rrlaia Ih
nol a.
w ttlclr Wll be prreen'ed etatlng
le t. of Ih* I'nblle Iternrca >f
‘
.
hr
affair*
t
this
country
when
hem Inal* County, FloylUa.
f a t I t l i o'clock. The program wDl
business life waa a a t a low ebb
FOUR*IAYTS of ' tiiid, " ls 2 ~ ft. •aid sale being aubjart In tha tn.‘ m ark the 60th night o f the 90-day
tereat of the dafendanla. KOIIKHT
and
but
little
hep*
of
solution
frontage
x
110
back.
Two
ten.•raaon which tn d i Anr. ID, and
RWARM and ELIZA RWARM. Mi
ment houses, flush eloaat, tItctrie _wife, ,in nnd
of tangled affairs could be of
lo----------Ih* Id p ro p e rlr.
-------w ith w armer wt ether In the ofRaid aala will ba mad* to satisfy
lights, 2-car g a n g * . All fum fered Ih* s u f fir .n j people, we
flag one of the season'* bast
•aid
decree
with
all legal coats.
•h d. Alar used fitodebsker car
take
pride
in hi* wonderful
■ - - ■ i._
Dated at Sanford In Hemlaole
for sale. J 'r r y Rowe, Lake Maty. Coooiy, Floclca. tbla tba lit day
a. hlevem nt* during the past
of Fabruary. A. D. I»>*.
->|
three years,
f — R ad io s.
JAMES O. RIIAROM.'
"He will receive criticism for
flperlal Master la Chancery.
l program of spend teg when Ibis
ROBERTS' RADIO SERVICE a t JOlIM TH.DKN.
Rollelter fur Complainant.
tpm dlng was to saV* a starving
M ather's Service all makes.
LOUT: Brown pockelboi
peoph, t> attem pt to rehabltltal*
Phone 127,
taining bun.h of keys,
(hoar who had been without Jobs
may ketp money. Phone
for several ytars, saving thalr
M u c h R e lie v e d ,
Some* and farm s with govern3— A u lo n to b ile R .
ment loan* when all aU* had
S a y s L a d y A fte r
failed. And In this particular ported."
] FOR RALE: two ton Podge dual
County of Seminole where farm*
T a k in g 1 C A R D U I
In eloelng h’« ehort address Mr,
truck wl'.h f;u r wheel trallsr.
Appllretloua for hamcWUad ex
ng la the major activity w» caii Melton urged every Legion pJet Closeil bodic*. Easy terms. 1811
emption • m ust be (U*d eaeh
Although they may be very
'nnk with pride upon Ih# fact to organlM a Bona of th* Ltg >n| Chavtolit Dull truck P at body
year prior t ^ A p r i ' ' : ‘J ^
hat P rsa ld 'n t Roosevelt with hU and
,
to "train the next g tn e rx tfn i ‘ " J eab. R ae^and Son*, used car active and apparently in good To a
T w o M in e r s K ille d
Application * a l a ^ i * f k g ' axheal h, m iny women, a t certain | | J,n
various agencies cam* to our ra to lov* and reverrne
-mptloa fren T C lV
**7
Utpaa, will do wall to taka Car- o ien
B y P r e m a t u r e B l a s t il rf and mad* It possible to carry for tha
i — H elp W an ta d
dtil- It may r*U*v# some of th# fu « t
on farm ing operations th a t would
nagging aymp oma th at are *o
JEFFERJBON CITY. T erm , Fch oth'rw la* hare etaaad entirely aa
MAN WANTED for Raesleigh annoying avary month.
ihor
24.—(A P I—Twee tnlnar*.
Link fa r as th* present owner* who
Rnu'a of 300 fern lies. W rite L Mr*. F. T. Footer, of Green*- **"•*
C arter, S3, end Hnwartl llate, 23, were in d la trtii are concerned.
diy. Rawlelgh, Dept. PAU-2I4-8A, burg, Ky,, w rilaa th a t ah* has f'nupi
war* blown 'o bit* Runday by a
"Pew presidents have aver ta k
r . . * ,JyAM*PH,
Memphis, Tenn. "derived g reat benefit" from C ar-,
prem a'ure blast at tha Univer en off I:* under inch trying d r City Tpx Aaaeoje
duL "Before taking Cardui, I
sal Zinc Company min*.
eumstaneea and Prealdaltt Rooaef—situation Wanted.
was w tak and aitrvm ely nervous, I
Company official* said th* men velt. having tha confidence of tha
widow, and euffared from slaepleaaneaa.
had been "flriny" alone In Ih* penplr, went m in f.lly to work to tha fight kind of a tun* unMaa REFINED middle-aged
prsetlcel nurse. Box C. U.. This made ms tired and worn in
mine. Whey they did not appear mill th a country out of the rew string* are nut Into th* tloIf you ne«d' flower* for
daytlma. My back ached continu
pt Ihe mouth nf ''h e mine , n n r r u e of despair and absotuta lln." "I hop* and pray," he said, II. raid.
ally. Being an aathsq wpmSIL.^
crew was sent to look for .hem hopilteinaae. Not a n || were tha
tho tablo or for a aide
did’ not w ant lo continue In tala
They found th# mangled bodice. rsnh and file aided, b u t th e big
friend-w e have a good
"iirporatlon* th a t war* suffering plaarar, and swsetar and truer FR EE RENT ta rrorlhern family condition. Having heard a great
PLATE G L A SS— W INDOW G U
aaaortment to chooae
ae caretaker* for modern hom?. deal about Cardui,- J found, after
for ready money to mak* Improve th an any w* have aver b-en able
----- P A IN T S— E N A M E L S—V,
..from .
\
ment* and carry oA ware alto to play, for th* hop* of tie fu N ear town. Reference* required. Juat a few bo’.t'es, 1 w as‘muck re
M ixed B ouqutta
____________R
- J »•■«>♦tu
re
depends’
nn
the
boyi
,
and
Inquire Dox RR ear* Herald.
lieved. 1 continued taking Car
aaa'at-d by tha ua* of million* a f
dlaltjTsr PHc«g raaaondul and waa ao much helped."
government money. Banka war*
VI—
W
a
ite
d
.
Of sours*. It C a rd ie do*s n o t
plared upon a firm er foundation
hisnrfll TOP. conswu a physician.
along with th* man about to loaf
—ADV.
WANTED
TO
buy
er
rent—fill
hi* little home who w a i a salat* l amount*:
S h e r i f f ----------------------- A t**
■"
-----------------------?' ■'
by tong time Joans th a t ha could
Clark of C o u rt# __A20
not obtain elsewhere.
Tax Collrctar ________
A_.43
"President Roosevelt ha* mad*
County fctdg*r __________ _ 80
good and aa loyal D emocrat! In
Sopt.- a t X boo la _____ 23
assembly here today wa again
Tax - aaaatsor ...... .................. 21
pledge him our whole-hearted
County a t t o r n e y ______ j__ 21
support th at b* may give tbla
Jaatie* a f Ptaca (4th dlat)- K
country four years more a f hon*
Constable (4th d iet)......... 1. 10
eat, fearless and effle itn t govern
Commlas loners __________ _ S
ment."
L * fta la to * a ___ _ -_______
4
A committee composed a f P , K.
School b e a r d __ _________ - 2
Andereon L. J . H artley and W.
Justice* af pear* and eonV. Dunn was namad to •' prepare
•table* In country preclnta 2
resolution* expressing the regret
C halrnup Holly *f tho commitaf th* County Commute* In th*
teo presided at the mooting which
death o f J. W. Ostaan. who rep
waa In oesalan lea* than an hour,
resented th* A ltam onte Springs
Exccntire CotnmVwmatA
d istrict on th# committee fay
8. A. B. Wilkinson reported on tho
Solo* Vgw Tork
Dior* than 30 year*.
m atting Of th a t committee la
R ovM bor I d , 1930.
Under th* 1 percent fa* sched
IfA
ule candidates fjy various polllleal o ffk es In Bsm nol* County
.
.
t
.
r
■
\ P* L o r^ U fird Compnny, ^
will be assessed th* following
a 119 V«al 40t h B t r n n t,
{
Fans
Urged
To Attend Meet
To Talk Baseball
esino
h a k s 4.. *”
M ARKET
S N O W ’ S P A I N T 4 S r G o*
Three Dijri* Confb
Your DangerSignal
Mow Tork C i t J , H .T .
SANFORD 2 day* only
X am an o ld m
U h M . A h i l l fa rm e r U
l __Wed. - Thurs. - Feb. 2G-27
Kofi.aJl
First 9 t At A* C. L*Ry,
FIRST TIME EVER HERE
Grocery
SPE C IA L S THBOUQH
66 F t L o n g
68 T on s
W e ig h t
A
8?ON
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r im
w
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k
m u
1
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MINCE
No. 2‘/>
�Hagood’s Case
th re a te n s To
Become
Issue
.
y _ ___
TA LM A D G E O USTS CO M PTRO LLER
Two O fficials Tax Adjusting
Are Ousted By Can Be Tried,
Gov. Talmadge City Is Told
G e o r g ia
R em oval ^
G eneral
la C r i t i c i z e d B y
C o m p t r o lle r .B o n d h o ld e r s
A n d T r e a su r e r B o th
C o n g T esa L e a d e n
C harged
W ith
In
conduct
Of
B o th
P a r t i e s
R ig h t
M is
If
O ffic e
To
P e o p le
S e iz e
R eserve
S to p
Do
It
N o tj
Chain Store Tax
Upheld In Major
By The Supreme Court
! a**
,*?* ’
O p p o r tu n ity
H o ld s I t W a s P a a a c d
ATLANTA. Krh. 2&
G<*.
Adjustment
nf
delinquent.
In P r o p e r M a n n er.
Eugene TalrnaHt** yMicrtlay ousted ,‘wieE fin He tried in the City
T
h o u g h L e g is la tu r e
two mate uffinaln on charges nl ?j»nfnril an«i if the pUn
i
O f
t f misconduct iri office for thfir n ffli wi*h eucccee it may he
S t o p p e d T h e C lo c k
*v
refusal to honor warrant* undir atoned by tht Bondholders
iHe firutacul “dictatorship" Ihi Cimmittee To go through. Bull
C h ie f-O f-S ta ff O u g h t
It? Committee hold* the Bwnrd
t*» irp Jan. 1.
T o B e Im p ea ch ed ,
Nation A Guardsmen stood Hg j of Danincle* and reierve* the
K t m r m b r r th « bin* Isw t o f ■ doors" it permitted the sale of
as Adjutant General
I^ndltp H|ht To wield It if the t*i a<i- Wurlit W a r d a y s * Th * y ar v still articles
"necessary
foe
the
D e m o c r a t D e c la r e s
Jaiting
plan
fail*.
Such
wa«
the
Camp served the orders upon
on th* statu te books of the City
' <
-------romfort" of the people) Under U n d e r R u l i n g
inormt'ion given the City ConiC h a in
Comptroller
General
W
t'I
mm
B.
uf S au f o n l. T h e y w*r» imsscsi in
W ASH ING TON. F c b . m
Harmon arri Tree surer George1\ mtaion hy City Attorney Fred March, lt)tH. a n d have nev er I th,* clause, after the brief period
S
t
o
r
e
s
W
i
U
P
a
y 1 * *
fl
— (A P I — Sanatof^ H a l t a g l .
of strict enforcement, more an I
Hamilton ±4it none w n in R, Wilton latt night,
been rsps wlnl.
R ep ub lican, D elaw are, W *
•a
W
Shand#.
attorney
for
the
I
n
H
i
g
h
e
r
B
r
a
c
k
e
t
s
•'
uniform and the papers quoted
W hds strict e n f o r c t m s n t h»* n m ' m o r * lartuude was allowed until
K s S enate today th ere w*«
Bwdhnldert’ Committee, adviaed
eiYsl, not mantaf, law.
,
^ J o b etter flluatratton o f terTU.LAHASSEE, Feb. S*.
Mt Wilarin over the long dl^ been anrmpied sinca about two at present some of the smaller
Talmadge inrmedtatfly named tatce telephone from Jackson months afiar thnr passage, they store* in th* suburba are keeping — (AK) — The 1938 chain
rotiam in governm ent” th in
two
supporters
in
the
offices,'
th e relievin g o f M ajor Gen
vile shortly before the Cammi* ran n* enforced if necessary, it open all day on Sunday, th* store tax liw waa upheld i* 1
C. B. Carreket; for comptroller) *ioi meeting, the latter stated, was stated at the meeting of the Commission was advised by a 'its major parts by the 80 *.
eral Johnaon H agood from
general and J. ' It “Tob." Panic) thit the Committee is not plan 1’ity Commission last evening, petition signwl by the owners or jirfrrtr Court for the «ecoAd
hta com m and o f th e E ighth
of Ta Grange, Gi., for trees* nifg l\» seek n Court injune hut none of the Commissioner* managers of most of the larger tim e toltay, apparently aaauT*
Corns A rea for “epeaklmr nia
urer. to cbtam indorsement of a Hot fo prevent the Commission repressed a desire for strict en- down town meat market* and ing it* revenue of about IXi» •
mind” before a Homo committee.
$139,000 hoard of control war* litlng as a tax adjustment fnrerment to the letter. Act ng grocery stores.
Hogood, In what ha* alrrady
750,000 annually for tlli •/
throatonod fo bocoma a falltloml
bogd. but that the Committee Msyor Sbinholser said u was
public schools.
The
petitioners
asked
that
tha
Comptroller
Conerul
William
B.
'Harrison
of
Genrgti
l,
»ho«m
J|JVtT
l
i
c
n
o
,I*m,,,on
h*'1
Issue, waa ordered homo to "await
A t tho same tim e the Court
the right to seek in '‘terrible- during the two month* ordinance be enforced, but th*
leasing
hit
office
In
the
cmpltoi
after
h.
w.s
«rv.d
with
an
out^
uf
|l#000
w><
order*" sborily after ruUlnr a
Hal, such proceedings if
the they wera enherced. “(Viulsln't ( Commission deferred action until it hr!J that the law was pae**4 Mf
ommlttra that Oie t a / order Issued by Out. Tsltjtsdg* for rafu.i-g rt> countersign a ffj. r>rrfker , m, | 200.000 for pla* proves a failure ‘*T>je Com-1
thr IsrgisUtur* in proper WMUk>
even buy a package of cigarettes can be determines! it sum# agree*
- Work* Frogma* Administration warrant drafted by tho gortmor under hi* yinsncial dictatorship. pM a|
nrr drsplte the feet that UA
mMee is not conceding anv* i on Sunday." he said.
ment
cannot
lie
reached
whereiv
Adjr. Gen. Undley W. Camp, In civilian clo'hr*. served the onler.
A)l lrT„ ut.y m p-n, „
on. "hlrg,*' Mr Wil«on reportetl 31r.
fund* worm "stags money.”
I Legislature itopural 111 elotka tol ‘I'l
all
atom
will
remain
doted
for
The
ordinance
of
1D1S
prohibits
"There h an effort on tho part (Aaooclated Prats Photo)
Mar 31. end of ib* ifonstltliUato
walked ran aa Hamilton waa escort- . *Shnds as having advised, ■
of the eommander-liv chief •*
TW City Attorney got tha im-! the sale on Sundays of “good*, at 'east the greater part of Sun al session of 60 dayi, and C6to"
*
- — ---------------------e.| from hia office hr Camp.
or other day. The chief of police wilt en linueil work until June t. T h ig ‘
tho Army, and Nary to mo fo It
Oihrr ernes derelopeil quickly in i ^region from his conversation wares, merchandise
information I.egisl.-i'ur* had II* Journal* show 1
that nothing rtfloe* on hl» »d
in the lawyrr foy the Bond I chaue i." though while it ttaistl deavor to obtain
before ihe next session.
that
merchants
"con
ti«t
keep
open
minla .'ration, not of th* Army
that the final adjournment Wta}
holdrs
(’ommiltee.
he
said,
that!
forced Tslmadre last week to canand Nary but of gonorml affair*
en May 31,
c« (iui-stale speaking engegemem, the Commitibe Is agreeable tn1
of hie admlnlitratlon,” tho m m
It _wa* a four-to-two decUiow v*'
seam** ihe adnuniatration Of Pres- •he Commissmti trying out ita |
in both ’ particular*, Juxtices RL
tor it(d.
ta* adjusliurnP program,
nd
ideni Roosrvelt.
Aaborting ho would “flghC to •
lie and Buford dlteentlqg la -tha
Harrracn issued a statement "to that If prnprrty owners who are
flnlah" agolaal.the War Depart
decision that (he law's Uxtng
dellr^uent in their tav
paythe
people'
nf
the
.^tate
«f
Georgia”
Matures
are
ennsHri’UaaM.
mant for Ita "poolahmon.” of
warning that “this unwarranted men, show a prompt tlealrr to
Hagood, Repreaeotallv* Blan\on
Previously the Court upheld tweak; i
avail themselves of the oppor
and
illegal
aticmptrd
assumption
n|
(D„ Toaaa) doc‘a rad that Seere- F i r s t A w a r d W o n B y 6 n e F i r s t , F i v e S e c
of lb* laving ' slur**, hnt grant
lunitf to adjust their taxea and
my office t y Mr. Carreksr may ay up there probably will be,
tary Dorn. AaaUtant SoeroUry
C I T Y N E W S B R I E F S ed a rehearing becauM JnslkW"
o n d , O n e T h i r d A n d subject ih.se who pay tales or
J o h n
Jon es,
J r .,
Harry H. Woodrtng, and General
E11U waa 111 when tha first*
> oljecttun raised.
Malta Craig, chief of ataff. tbanvwas haard.
if’-.
(Vamissloner W. R. Duprrc
O n e F o u r t h A w a r d s °'h*r ,un‘u ; °
* ’»“ • w A t D is tr ic t M e e t
Tomorrow's tides: High at 1!:M
j mem, *» h# hms no lawful authorny
■etraa ahonM "bo impoachad and
The formal ordar ildwy
id that he thought lt wou'd S a l v a t i o n A r m y H a l l
A. M. end 11:30 P. M.. low at Orated th* earlier decision
loaaoTod from afflae.”
i •
O right to “go ahead” with
Soraira. C o W . exhibit „ t t a > Z T ™
^
„
Ib N o t . A
C h u r c h , 4:44 A. *1. and &*U r. k(,
, John Jonas, Je^r'Wf. Sanford,
Cciilrel Florida Espooiticn as 0 r - | ?•"""*
W.lhea Coen- ttk lr» adjustment hoard' as far
, M ?-L agfctatara safety i
member of Chi cry Chmp of ihs
A tto r n e y
D e c la r e *
powsrs (» levying kiss
lando won „ght r,V * and a total ,jr C,*“ '“,or'
"« "H *"™ •« \lf citild. “as we havt nothing
I'nclr
Ham's
thermometer
reg
taiungc* In aCktioea and aaalgn- Future.Ferment of America, ia tha of $20fl, nearly enough cash to ihcr bonit-men “can In* held re hi lo lP since tho City Attorney
cupel Iona taxea, with chalk |
ie
i
red
a
htgy,
of
17
degrees
and
dtarts. read:
paying in the higher
ptnf machlnee within 300 feet
champion ftnure farmer of Florida. pay expenses. It waa awarded one sponsible” if'funds are transmitted sddsed that If a hall was later
a low of lid in Hanford yesterday.
"By direction of tha President,
to 3400 on each store ta
Ho won first pmo at the district flue nhbrn. five red ribbons, one "to a person tllrgslly (tarsd” in calkd I proceedings such a halt nf th* Salvation Army hall will
ICeellBBse aw Weae TWeest
MaJ. Goo. Johnston Hagood, Unit
the effice of comptroller.
would mbably not affect ad- nut h- ordered out by the City i Laboratory lea's show that milk
white
mibon
and
nna
yivlow
ribbon.
ed BtaU* Army, U rtllarod from conference held in St. Cloud, but
Over
the
protests
of
Talmadge’s
Justmeth
that
had
been
reached
Commission. That was the de delivered in Hanford tests as high
The first prise blue nhbon was
asalgumtnt to tho command of it waa a siaia proa that waa given
fnend*, the W/cox County Dem Acting Mayor S. O. XhinhnUer
tha Eighth Corps Aram, and fur* tho young man aven though it waa pinned on the display of home ocratic committee unanimously call- did no agree with this view aa! cision reached at last night’s • s any in the elate, G. P. Paxton,
,
.bar deltas at fort Sam Houston. net a atsta conference. In addition canned an! preserved fruit* pre nl off a Roosrvift-Talmadgs presi “after ve get a lot of steam up meeting when It was reported report*.
no formal romplalnC against
pared by member* of the Home
Taxi a. Major Oonoral Hagood
the
Cmmlttec
might
shut
us;
dential preferential vote which was
Mayor T. L Duma* continues
thrm had been- filed end Ihe
will proceed to Me homo and awa t to tho grand prtM, young Jones Demonairatxin Club* under tha
off."
, | board was Informed by Attor to improve, according to reports
Wednesday. Canordora. Th* tiwyel directed U won third pnaa foe corn. Another' direetwn of Mis* Josephine lloyds-1*?
The Commission finally decid-j
“L T t / ' f "
*, nl ft> ndeavnr to arringc a con- ney (}. A. Def.'ntles for Ihe op- nolay from the Kernald-Laughton
In tho mUfthiy aamee." thiH pnao ram. .o Celery Camp,'ton. Tha f.v. red nhbon ««»<*
HOLLYWOOD. Feb.
eri.ur of Ihe machines that “in Hospital where he has bern a
won by Boyd Coleman for truck.
prues went to vcgetahlc* and
. P„ ' * V
,°
:
.
,
.. |
,
,
.
, national a f r a i r * into tha ballot ng . fcretir. with the chslrman of Ihc a legrl sense"
Th* home u f Virginia Bnica, flhm
the
Ralvatiun
patient
for
the
laai
fortnight.
.
•T sght chaptara
co m p ra..
the | g a r d e n
p r o d u c t.
home
cu red , R
„
dlTB,H t h , rply IlorAlhtdera' Commi.ter, who i*
artrese, waa under potiea guard
Army hs'l is not a Church. The
Fvunh district and they w ll all mr.ts,
cry.iat.sol fruit. anti ,ftTr |h> ,
,
now I the slate, on or before
twley after her i« w u + a a * * d
Attnrnry
quoted
(’apt.
K
.
S.
Colored
lights
sre
In
be
re
o; P w
gather ta Sanford for their next candies, ornamen.w plnnm and rut [
ne*Ir hursday avcnlng.
daughter, Busan Ann GCbert, waa
Keren
uf
Ihe
Salvationists
as
moved
frum
the
lines
strung
- —
—
conference on May Oj These chap flower*, and to the conlmcrnal
saying that while he does not across down town street* and reported to h*nr« bee„ three tewed
ters art located at St. CtouJ, display. Citns fruits won >he H i g h C o u r t R e v e r s e s B r o lf e n N e c k F a t a l
approve nf slot machines he i» atored away until the next holi with kidnaping! Gladyx Halt, fltal
Oviedo, Apopka, DeLand, Barber- third tints, and the fourth prise
not objecting to their location day season, in accordance with w riter and Mira Rrue e h pereaaat '
V
e
r
d
i
c
t
O
f
D
a
m
a
g
e
s
T o to d e o P e r fo r m e r
villa Cr*scent City, Hasting* and i went I- the exh hit nf sweef an I
since thr atate has Icgalltcil instructhna from thr City Com- rtprstentetive, told detectives am *
k —Vf)
Sanford.
WABHtNOTON, feb.
fab. tJk—
W) I! Baa/ord.
^
t >r-*h potatoes.
G r a n ted
N egro
G ir l
nuasion.
,
K ln w n
I n S a n f o r d their operation.
unidentified woman had warwad bag
—Tha controversy hatwas* gov- j At tha Sanford confaranr* there* With lha earepnon of the display
the tfcmd* player and bar ttold
Stale inspector* informed Chief
emmari* and prlvata powsrcom- w(jj j,e
contests at diamond ball, Jof canned .and preserved fruits,
Af'er door panel* were kicked were in “great danger aad mato
Rrver**l of Judgmonc in fu r m i1 Snnrti fnend* of the family of I’rlice Roy G. Williams that
psuite shartd capital atunllea
public sneaking,harmonica paythe eahibtt was repared iiy C, R. Crun of .Seminole County whereby j learnt^ today of the death m a slot machines in five location* j out, a bowl waa smashed end
be notified."
day wk h the new housing pro ing, fiddling, quartet singing and Dawenn. County agtV's xaaisted Josephine
r-----L ... cCanady,
. - . j - ---------------jtnmg negro' —
hooptta
' • ! Venice yesterday, of
are wt.hln 300 feet of the Hal-] basin alolrn tha City hat locked
The actreea, Joh„ Gilbert*! fourth
up
the
public
comfor*
station
at
gram.
sjrmg sands. Bvrwren 2AO and 300 hy a commute* from the SemincIn 1girl, was awarded S2,tQ0 damage* ' foeeplF. .Blackstonr, one of threw valion Army hall and that surh
wife, and Susan Ann. their th d 4
the
handshtll
at
tha
f
/
i
l
of
Park
Secretary b to t
boys are expected to attend the County Chamber of Commerce with ; >» her euit *gainst the Atlantic brfate^ who apnrarr-l |n the ro- religious organisations had bern
were bequeathed the bulk ef
Avenue.
firing Ur permit the PWA to pro conference.
| A. G. Wagner as chairman.. Coast line Rafroad Company, has
monihs classed in tha capital as br
late actor'* 1280,000 estate.
ceed with tin mottle! pel power pen*
__________________ ____________________ - • been handed down by the State
Leltoy./Jonging io the church classifi
Jccta or “graeloain" enoejh to carry
Park Superintendent
Jimta
cti i , ' y s i
e
’ , 'Suprema Court. O. A. DeCoiir*
cation. but that the sUl'e would
rodeo.
g tight egntnet them to tho Su- _ ( J
Moughton received 4h* thenk* -cl Q f llC C r S E l e c t e d B y
,
--------------- neck was take no action in tha matter, the City Commission lest night*
Court speedily. The Aaao'*
** *
- —
.fur
*
'
I
taul
today
he
"had
nothing
'saving
It
to
tha
municipality
broken during a rodeo m Fort
clo ed G et and Bee trie Company
over the Improvement! hs ha* M e t h o d i s t M e n ’s C l u b
publication” when raked if fur Myers last week, bt|i he lived to decide.
chntlenged clalma It oi i t the gor
made at Lakevlew and Evsrgrvcn
8ixiy-thr*e - member*
ther action would bo taken in th- •eventMaya -after the accident
ltd 000JMO
In arguing
_ _ fhaf tha Salvation Cemeteries In the two weeks they
,
Methodist-Man*.
a
far
five
year*
C h P l f t taxea
which U “brothers repertetk waa Army I* not a church, Mr., Da- have-been under hia charge.
Declaring that the
Sanford „A q unu u al large number ef
lJ ru .
--aaLt ila
lest meeting elected th* t f t
h« V
flreftv-fnw
r n‘r < a -of steer-‘1| Dkttw.
coltto -Mid
thatl ’the Salvation
*riding In U t a U
' aahwd tha hoard Rotary Club has contributed more viettorg w axurteW at th* luMhttok Tho Canady g rl was ttruck hy bl.
Army Corpa In Winter Park I Th# weather: Generally fair officer* t Presidew, M. R.
S g ic
than 12,000 ta caah, not including which waa htld u> tho kfayfair an A. T,. C. Incomqttwt while wn'k- thrown,
tlaii.
C.
j 1
eight years cf professional sem ea Motel, ^kmong them wera: V. K. Ing <n tho railroad tracks at the l Tho Uy will be sent to Andrews, carried to the Supreme Court , tonight and Wednesday slightly land, Jr^j vie* pru idenr. I . W. .
Tha poarar qneatlon wax
by motrlbor phynciana and dentists. Metre and Victor Neoooc of Au Firm Street intersection on Oct. Texas.tom* of hie parents, for a case wherein It sought a warmer in wwm central portion Waraj secratary, O. X. Gaft, 'k 'j
pushed U the fore ta the Senate to welfare work in Seminole Conn- Sable Forks. V. V* Clyde Ntddo, 14, 1933. She broughi sun for bwnal. to waa 28 yean of agv.
share of aa aatato that was to tonight, , Wednesday
cloudy, rule waa adopted that no
where It
it ww.eafa*
wna rifed to take
taka *p
np .'he
‘h
1100,000,
Rut
tha
jury
brought
in
L
.
„
__________
bo
divided
equally
among
tho
g
,|
h
tly
warmer
in
east
portion can ra m more than tie
ef
Bloomington,
111.,
John
J.
Rose
ty, the Rev. Martin Bransn, who
MU aathaMataw
authpHalag a |HJOO,
Nerrta hiU
I ^ » c who wan tha principal speaker at c f Patchogao N. Y-, O. B. Kooncs
churches, and loat a* ir was Moderate to froah aouth and south- and cannot
h j a t r ram
hlectrtS I10-jwar
rurali Altctri
office,
held not to be a church.
l f aallaeeO Oe T e a * T k re e l
fVcaUost tmegiwm.
Coaftreoaa fo
foe tha Eaterj hmehaen' today, called of Buotie, Lave retie, J . Simpson 1939, and Judgment waa owe red.
tmegenm, Cwaftm
E. F HomhoUsr addraaaad l
Y I lV C e l e r y F i e l d s
of
Cemstso,
N,
T
,
Judge
J.
C.
•oeaura
ta
the
fa«
ttW
Rotary
tata and B
Hatue f * n « » ■
the Senate
group on Gw doty of
en Feb. 0, 1990.
__ !
—
aa 31*t huthday on Koonce cf E uua, Walter Bngga of
to tweet *eftry i a reconcile , ^ T
■- ■ i ■■
1 Fifty Iembers of farm bureaus
|th*ir church, and Arthur
Kalaraaaco,
M a i, Jt* * s H.
dtfft wee ow tha MO million dot' presented a group of bay
M o r g a n I b C a n d i d a t e ^ NewVork and N*w Cngand
Tha
'fin*
Rotary
Chib
was
orTeagua of Laurens, S, C., 8. B.
I copserraUaa and uhakl
1® ip t n
in aa tatomnng skit Thr
ta Chicago in 1900, dm Ntweon of Buffalo, N. Y-, W. E.
F o r C le r k O f C o u r ts
farm
91 hova nf raom age ta tha I
Rev. Brain explained The firm «a- Dawson of Chicago, OL, John U
acta Cowy, guided by W. A. Lof''High spot* of tho world a t , Soviet building sntsrprioee, th* tat Church and Mr- Braana <
Walter Morgan today announced flor *1 Those A Company who
of Rotary,
Bumtn of Orlando, and C. T.
m a r it o Ke n e w s
of 10 dob*, waa formed ta Parker aad D. L. OaefeQ of San as candidacy for the office of welcome Ih* group at tha Mayfair •eon In the raven month*’ travel” ! trowds of people r a their way to theOtdh to organise a troop 1
•nd from w ork-*o th at oaa goto competent loadonl?, A i
Clerk of Cottna far Scminoli Hotel etre funehoo, woo Mrvod.
1910, wad tha firm Rotary lamr- ford.
ill bo tho subject c f aa address a definite im prtuion of tho
I
a* of (krso waa t |
Ctumy,
wactag
that
If
ejected
h*
aettawal
appeared
ta
1910*
It
waa
to
be
delivered
a
t
1:44
’oclock
Frem the Etol ed Central FVitiTha m ere *r* on a tour of tha
going on ta
Mr. Brawa’a
life n
"vtal
ftathfaUy
perform
the
duties
aot
until
1920
that
the
flaatord
.tomorrow
evening
ia
tho
First
da a* Banferd.
Sanford by bu*
citiaa.
Congrsgitlonal Church by Dr. D.
Rotary Club grew out of a local
potrtaimag to. the office and will
In nddllton, there . era
whore their cpocial Brewer Eddy, world Jraveler. D.
T o w n C lo c k A * * i n
operate a ta' the matt economnal
graup known aa the “TblnMn
perked for the Brewer Eddy and hi*.brother, Dr. view* from the day* »P*nt ta the LOCAL WEA1
T e ll* T h e T im e O n
manner poooiUe."
|
CtwtaP
country, on lha big oaUwtiva
Dorothy Bruce Bouldon
|Dddy, have Just rt- f*rinsV on tho model corrective
Mr. Morgan came to Hanford ta ta hi ch^e of tho
The welfare work acaampltahad
A ll Ita F o u r F a c e s
are rags------- ,Tl i T
turaod
from
a
vUk
to
England,
by iba local data limed by the Rot.
1904 aad waa teuweted with Dr.
prison* at BoUhovo, view, taken
Grtoce, Italy, Egypt, India, Bur In tho highest murk of appeal*,
mclwdoa: 0170 derated for
L.
B.
Phdlipa
ta
the
drug
buaJ-!
U functionma, C h in a* M a ra h aria Japan the marriage bureaus, cltalca,
A. lrachoa over « .period ai ing cgalh.
which art r a t f t r Rbwu S yeara, out ha* *
and
Hawaii. They brought hack and finally the marvel**#
boon
web
tha
lfcKeeson-Giwveryear*. |T> far tha High HcJtool guaraxfacd to
ding havt
four resU of unconoorad films, •trmtion of youth, marshal!
iart baling
0190 oaa year i» tha bton made,- aad the correct Hiswart Dreg Company of Jackwill be shown during 120,000 youag athleUea,
'TODAY
oonedlo,
fa
r
tha
yam
98
year*.
Ha
time la again rfvM on OH four
7JO iM.t Chets Club, Velde* .‘ho lecture.
women, through th* Rad Squsro,
fats* ef the Mg tim e plot* a has * tv n hold 0 public office.
Three of thoao reel* center on a* viewed by tha Eddy party,
the tslaraoctlaa *f Fork At*- ' Mr. Morgan i* a graduate cf the
TOMORROW
■rata. There are view* cf tho
The fourth reel show* th* re
Tha poifie ecboota of ManmsnUo, Va,
reat cltlea, Uha Leningrad and ception of Ramaay MacHerald, a*
•ad cf the School ef Pharmacy hi
M.: Kiwanlo C
May- Iraraw, wHb their
10 Dematag Strata, th*
Baltimcre. He ta a lU*on. Shrim
thednla. park* a<
party
given far tha group by Lord
Elk and hclrag* to tho Chamber
1 1 If.: Medic*! Datochmaat culture, and marvelously selected and Lady Altar at
.Commerce.
? I, Q , Amogr.
tcon toasc t o
U
4iV
Blue Laws Passed In 1918
May Be Revived InSanford
I f Some Stores Keep Open
Called Example
^Terrorism*
Future Fanner Of Seminole County ,Krr* pJ ,"u*,,on*h h
Seminole County Won Eight Prizes
Wins State Prize!At Orlando Fair
■EH
Dissenting Vote
By Two Justices -1
City Won’t Order
The Removal Now
Of Slot Machines
.l& j& srx stez
Kidnaping Threat
Brings Police To
Home Of Actresd
Controversy Over
Power Companies
Claims Attention
Rotary Club s Extensive Welfare W6rkiw*'Tn,7
Recounted On 31st Anniversary Today
?• «irt-
h<
tsftssssA T M ;
*rn ^
...... „„
High Spots Of Ihe World To Be Told
Z X X i s f E About By Lecturer Wednesday Evening
msjMSiG
stowH
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3E E E 1SE2
.g m n
r z \-f
As a result df t fWofutlott adopted b f til# Sfmliitrf*
County Democratic Executive Committee, Seminole G6unty’e two representatives in the State Legislator* muet In
dude one man from Sanf
man from the prea candidate
cincta outside of Sanford.
_
_____
__ for the
Legislature in Croup 1 must reside in Sanford, and canth i
dictate for the Legislature id Croup 2 m ult reside
County outaide of Seftfofd.
. „
_JLIp- to. this time the groupings in tbia County really
didn’t rnearr anything. County men and Sanford men could
ran against each other in both troupe, with the m u lt that
two Sanfofd then might be elected, or, two County melt
might be elected. Because of the voting superiority of the
t# o City preclrtcta, it usually happened that two Sanford
men were elected. In the future It neeeaaarlly follows that
one representative will be from the City, the other 'brie
from the County/
This, It seems to ns, la aa It should be> I t has been the
custom In Orange county, and m olt other counties, similar
ly situated, with which we are familiar, for many years.
Where there la one large city In • county composed of
numerous other imallef towns, which combined. hardly
equal the voting strength of the one Urge city, It is not
fair to deny the country population a chance to elect a
representative frofn among themselves.
If, one will review the political history of Seminole
cenhty from Its origin, it wOl be feOnd (hat with but one
single exception* every representative this County ever had
has resided in 8anford. This has not come about alwaya
because there were no County men who bed offered as can
►t e r m r o w TQ DAT
didates, or because the County men were inferior fn ability
TO JUDGE: Judge net or glneral qualifications to the Sanford men— there hate
| w .'the appseranct, tut been occasions when the County men were superior—but
they were defeated because of the tendency o f Sanford
voters to vote for Sanford men regard lev* of everything
else.
jtst mUtrsirt of German
We believe thnf (his action on the part of the County
. committee will serve stforiflt to Cflafl I better feeling
. aihong the County towns toward the people of Sanford. It
, U the fair and sporting thing to do to give the County
towns a chance to put one of (heir dtliena In the Legis
lature. We believe the people In the County willappreci. ate this gesture on the p art of the City as one of good
J will and fellowship.
In o county such as ours we heed all thu goodwill we
con get* from the country folks. Our merchants need their
trade, and our office holders, whether from the City, or the
r County, need their eupport. We hope that thU action on
Ether Jobgton aarcivdsd met:
tasstully V» duplwaiin* Oserrt
fehiagW s ■feat of - Mkaisg
. ' ' 1^1 if
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m nm
cm W SJtiS &&
n i l ) O ff Miami
m
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t t ff (*CK1N
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AM
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rt T V it W O f ltO 'f
i y , 6 v a i inotviouAu ,
HARDWARE CO.
I t B Mala SL
bn nil Makes of li s-rhlrirs Typewrl le re—Easy Terms—
N * W i Firlof^—
All Work Guarani
Tba dlatiaeUon of being tl CHAMPION TABTON FISHERMAN of the '
ASHBY JONES who hss cau
coveting a period of about IS years at Aching
around Fort Myers. During he past Mason Mr.
Jones caught ISO “Silver Ki gs”. Ha is a tber»
sigh sportsman and always 'leases bis catch.
Located about 10 m ile se m Orlando at Dr.
PhllUps, Florida, stands tbs rgsst packing bouse
fleers .ppmtouLly JW t t * W 119
tad
slae a mesoains abeut Sfl test b» 1 th U * . 1*
fe an alLUteeMeally wsldsd bonding a a | baa a
clear span ea the amend fleet ef IIS feet In
addttieB to the a m t modern packing faculties.
FOR
MEMEOCRAPIl PRINTING
MAILING LISTS—1TYPING
. CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS
S e m i n o l e C o u n t y C r e d i t A s s ’l l
lOIH Dark Ava.
A
lAr aCrttee the Rapplftnmtoek
gmd w ell bet ai least a down
iplf.wer* killed In the rush to
|
— ^-e-v— i—4 v
tty thing which hae bean
next World War h u been
pi nwrtiripanfa have been
(aly, for instance, hag hid
ay, hat many ties of friend-
,
nest every- day' ikw world
oas or morv of Ks CapsMf
irs, Us sgs, (lbeate, or scA
tske their t«U. Such a on.
Col. Henry Latrpbd tlAoptMilas secretary of the navy,
dl«d asturday, . and ao.wa*
rt Ritchie, former covet nor of
flsnd, who died on Monday.
fchgor ami frslght ss rm e t'b o
te FnutkforC, Germany, end
M | w 4m N. J „ tho first e f da
JrB sm ri* war* and oth sf asSM o f that kind, streh i* r s tn
pnA abty h t ccrmmonplacs lit
»SV ttn p i n , ,
lean uncertoto 111 which Aide fq f
with a am p of territory running
of Germany, yet more afraid of1 B
Bolshevik Russia than of
Germany,
■ .
(H o n
Recently
reported movempntg toward an alliance b
pHtijjMMjMhHVflVMtiwJ
Italy'and
howyjve have tended to d a rt
tween Italy
and Germany, however,
sltuitlon. If dome agreement' hea been reached whCr
the sltuAtion.
.by
Austfle, lbuffer
___ _________
_
by the Independence of Austria,
state between
Ge
.many knd Itgly, has been guaranteed, the old Triple-Alli
ance might easily be revived, and Ytaly,
Italy, Germany at
arid
Austria-Hungary may be united once more, aa they were
before the last great'
In a atrong defensive alliance.
great war, in
Reports are also currertt of a military alliance bbe
tween Germany and JgpAm. of « diplomatic “understanding"
“undeiKaidlni
between Germany and Poland, between Rusila and Frjltoee,
between France and England,
England. And so the llndfl erg being
■ " —T h f rtrIrtiary
■—
drtfwh.
eonfeetai.
land, Frflriee, Belgium, Rusafi
Rumania. Greece,
Serbia, and Japan, not to menl
United Stales end the South American eountrkd^nii a g a in s t
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria And Turkey, a decid
edly unequal contest • •
(
fc S S S R a
h.
T ; ' ? ^P^rtacmcovet for anything, wfll
ta w sm irtly ^
these rietionfllJnlng uirae (edowet England, France,
Job sw re n s
taxpaysr*’ J J W ' ’-{?*cho*1r?v*ki'** YugoaJgyU, Rumania, Greece, Turt o £ Russia, __airaiMt Germany, Auetrla. Hurtrnrfs. £ t
ln> rw lu ln g
SANFORD
WASHINGTON, D. C.,
PtMklsnt Wltsos was
*KM today by. geaalaf FI
u u attend a maatlag ol
Florida Frasa . AaassAatlae
Klstlmmae hi A pril.; Ha
fba InviUHon undar advise
Canferd (Sr>llW to teV 4
rualtias and sspsete to
bs woebt to.speed u f«w
b*ra In Mervb. Oa the bseslp „ s*t. forth «
will
America's Fastest Greyl
Vacation Cruise
West India*
Proving Popu!
Run N ightly E xcept Sunday
•
plAaas—oC for sUwty ihvrs « N
the b o m ncas, (be gey
mgbf
life ami iha cunmo.
Special .efforts hava Use mads
to prt vide •nttrtaimnctu and issia■Urn dunnt the day* at *4a. A
continuous program of shipboard
pMtimn has been erraagvd.
Hons races, deck g«lf, brtdgo,
■boffls-bOard are Jum a few ef
tha many deck sports, and for the
QF RICH, RIPE-BOOl
..
■
'*;. M Beautiful
>«•'; .
NEAR lONuW oob
(On if. S. 17
»
1
S tats Read 8)
Pont Tima 8:15 Sharp
Adalgtton k flC rttg
No Miners Allowed &
(Tax Ipcludei
THIS iD id GOOD FOB ONI ADMISSION WHEN
�■I>. SANFORD, FLORIDA
SH E
CHANG ED
H IS M IN D !
C IT Y N E W S B R IE F S
<r««dlir«
oaa* wind*.
Calendar
l cut
Im o g e n e M c A rth u r Is
G u est O f
H o n o r
of IS or more. A1*0 upheld wai
-the provteian for n fla t tax of
one-half of one percent on gross
from retail businesses,
Including chain store*.
A provision of the legislative
Uel- , f l f°r graduated groai receip t
j,,
j taxee ranging op to 8 percent on
went* com piniei operating IS or more
1iura* ’
*»* killed by the entire
Court on hcldlng It was unequal
he | J taxation. The tam e holding wa>
made in the original decision. The
Court denied an effort by chain
matd- •‘i10” opctu'ura to kill the taxing
j t u f, law by ordering xome proceeding*
r ig h t1 expunged from '.Tie legiila !ve rec
Personals
Don Cantwell h p'aaatng to
leavw (omerrow fo r Sr. Peters
burg to enter Spring training with
the Bo*ton Brave*.
-Mr, and Mr*. Samuel Dunn
aiu m n e o the biith of a daughter,
fw j. 19, at (be Fcrna.'d-Laughton
A thicken topper will bo g ittn
from B:$0 P. M. to \ 0 q P. M. a t
tha P i n t Chr’.a lan Church for the
benefit' of The building fund.
FRIDAY
World .Day of P ray er will be
oboe reed at 8:00 P. M. at the
P in t Prcebytcrian Church.
Rogulor meeting c f N. da V.
Howard Chapter of the U. D. C.
will taka plag# at I t N P . M. at the
home Of Mr*. W. a H ill| AD te n iitf member* are tarnted.
■-
who overcome*
MONDAY
------' Circle Number On* of tha P irlt'
Methodist Church will meet at
3:90 P. Mf with l l n , Tom W«llama, 3 0 / Oak Avenue,
Circle Number Two of th* P i n t
Methodist Church will m eet at
3:00 P. M. with Mra. Beial.Hu'chlson, Rose Court.
Circle Number Three of the
Mr. and Mrs. Frv? Frankhoos*
of Pennsylvania left today for
Claarwater after spe rating a few
week* with Mr. and K ri. Bon
Chancel I, Park Avenue.
T* w n O
ffipiala
l / l l l b l o l o
Mra. E. C. Echols and Mra.
l«ni* P. Garner left laat night for
Rogaoka Rapid*, N. C_ wbare ihay
w e n called by th* illneaa aT M ra.
Echols' son, Elmer Echols, •
«49ytars i#o«
vt
dls’lki
Are Ousted By
. U A V
U rU Y a
T n l m a r l (TO
l a ilu a u g "
IreetlaeeO V ro- r . « . o.,»
tren*urer
are
electeil
n Am,uon cnee
10 h,‘
by
the
was ap-
yftfnt 0,f’c* b* T"'*
plan for meeting male expense* :"«“ <«• 'o HI a vacancy when the
with $7,800,000 in unspent appro- f<»-" treasurer died. II* ran for the
pnanona e f th* past four yearn in
m •"
*«•» •"*! w»»
which h* caled upon the tw# fi10 succeed himxalf.
nance office* b y proclamation to!! Talrpadg* said the atatutew au-
»c*»ion with a provision ha m
ahculd r° to schools.
S fl
The chain PFT*_ W L lM f lu l
« n passed classified retail hi
new according to tb# n a k t
unit* operated by a company:
aaid special privilege accrued'
the chain atora system*, and
levied two types of M i n .
Firu a provided fo r an and
occupational license of f i t f a
ainyle wore, commonly known
"independent," and than II Mai
with $50 on each atora In chaiM
three and graduated tha licad
up to $400 on each mot* ^ elu
of 18 or more.
* ' ‘rjtflj
Second, it atartad with a tan
one-half of one portent an 1
nroaa receipt! of a single ate
than Jumped to one pare am on
fro** of a chain of throe atp
and graduated up to fir# paM
on the gross receipt! o f a tempi
'p a n tin g a chain of IS or M
Moraa.
It wa« in thia form that' |
Legislature counted upon (ha
to produce $4,000,009 to
annua ly.
CHICKEN SU PPB ttl
t iu m ida t
man
to
pnrabl* of tb*
Mr. and Mra. W. J . Gower and
daughter, Nancy, of Allanta will
spend tonight her* with Mr*.
Gower’s brother and sister-in-law.
Dr. and Mra. O. 8. Salman. 918
Palmetto Avrnu*. They erill be
accompanied by Mr. Gower’a
parents.
ea*
nen.ru lluildln* fund
W E R T - The - JEWEL!
Diamond* And WnUhM *
King Watch And Jewelry R epairing
DUmotid Mounting And Bn*r*Ttnj»
A m a z in g Stu n ts and Thrills
Mr. end Mrs. V. C. Diekeraon'
and children and M ra, and Mra.
C. M. Dickerson o f Clayton, Ga.,
left this morning for their home
after spending 10 day* her* at the
McCall Apartment*. V. C. Dick
er* t>n ie a wholesale merchant a t
Good SamsrlUn. Clayton.
SEE CO L. R A Y H EN SEL
N o t e d D a r e - D e v i l D r i v e r a n d H o ll y w o o d S t u n t M a n , In a S p e c t a c u la r
B o k T o w e r C o n c e r ts
D e m o n s tr a tio n O f
Bok Tower concert*, lak e
Wales, every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday i t noon and
•very Sunday at 3 P. M.
Bok Sanctuary open every
day from 8 A. -M. tn 5 P. M.
Singling a rt muteum ami
circus
w inter quarters at
-Sarasota open every dayf
T h e N ew
1936
Knee - Action Chevrolet
* Lumber And
Roofing
Security
Lumber
Special music was rao d trtd hy
Mra. J . H. Coldough and M n . U.'
C. M oon and tbo devotlonxl
tloaad with • prayer by MU* Allle
Trafford
Silks-Satins
W l nU other tklicBte rowns
con be 8*f«lr entroatod to
our txporioncod hnncU, lino,
equipment, c o m e t invent*,
hte. Wo dry clean for' tho
moat exacting.
* ;•
S e e C o l H e n ie l, D r iv in g A
1 9 3 6 C h e v r o le t S to c k -C a r
L E A P 30 T O 40 F E E T T H R O U G H SPA C E I
M a k e t h r lllliig s w e r v e s a n d t u r n s a t h ig h s p e e d !
v e r s e a t h ig h s p e e d !
T h r o w h is c a r f r o m
fo rw a rd
A n d m a n y o t h e r s p e c ta c u la r s tu n ts !
32 M IN U T E S O F T H E G R E A T E S T T H R IL L S Y O U E V E R W IT N E S S E D !
— S p on sored B y
r ttliP
v c£~
X4
- iira
i(l ■j
* iS 3 H
la
a«o
r i n a y (TimeTiAM < n m e *
- w a r n r a i t a s a a a thm L o w a r r
About 3$ members attended
th* all-day meeting of the Wom
an’s Missionary Society of th*
F irst Bap tie: Church held Mon
day a t the church when the mis
sion a.udy book, "Who I* My
N eighbor!” by Mra. A. L. AtdUk
.wa* reviewed. A eovvred dleh
a 5 ro u n « Y for 2 5 ♦ '
luncheon was served a t noon.
Mmah i*ai i <ky bsbha pewdae
Those giving leaaona from tn*
hook w ire: Mr*. Mary Hall, Mra.
G. E. Rollins, Mra. G. S. Selman,
Mrs, W. P. Brooks, Jr* and Mra.
V olh Wlflbm*. Mra ForreA
Gatchel had charge o f th* drvoi
\ Mf' i
*n T»' **AVI KLifaJ • lonal which waa based on the
,H
The rhain more tax law went
(o (he rectrd book* ax a mraxure
dex gned to produce $4,000,000 io
$4,500,000 annually for (he public
schools, but even ax n wxn enacted
c h n n n o n operatm t opened a
fight againei it With the aaaertion
•t violated the Conitttunon.
,lahaxx-v,
. >
|I A Supreme Court
in. . decision
,
tt a. gen., validating pan* of tha law caused
_
■eling of '" v revenue exnmatee to be re• demon- ' ‘lured to $2,750,000, and it wax on
■ County <hix decision that the Suprrme
lx to he Court granted ■ rehearing. The
i. K. D Court’* lecond ruling on thr law,
ola ro a d , fid owing th* rehcanngi wax anwo dele - ( nounced today,
irie club*
AI moat from tha beginning of it*
session, the 1935 legislature hag
gled about chain itores, some-
r“l
•"'* h“ ,iwli' ,n,,n**xerti-d that state legislative martini-
Mra. Daxrid Spear of this city
and Mra. A. B. Everett, Mra. C. W.
Cutpepper,
Khadra Oulpepper, and W , U Seig af Geaeva,
left Monday afternoon for Amxricua, Ga., to attend th* funeral of
Mra. Speer’s brother, E. W, Seig.
L.
)r. W, T.
lly. Mr.
itiimnb |,>
snsell nf
cro*«inNAvenut o cluck |
John Howard and lovely Man Taylor add romance to the new
Ben Rechr-Charlca MacArthur filn s a tin , “Soak the Rich," which
open* Wednesday a t the Milane Thrnter. Mlsa Taylor play* the
parT of a mitllohaira'a daughter
Howard's
fo r hey social standing.
SATURDAY
Circle Number Two of the Pres C h r i s t i a n C h u r c h
byterian Auxiliary, Mr*. Victor
Green, chairmen, will meet art 1:00 P l a n s C h i c k e n S u p p e r
P. M. with Mr*. Green, Jew ett
la n e . All member* are urged to
bw p r o m t aa thia will be the laat
m eitin g of the year.
IreatlaeeO » we* 1*1ae ItM)
r;m ie
n ttn :d t y
a the
[ht.
WMDH M DAY.
Tha lAagpmra D ap aran n c of
tha Woman’* d a b wOl meet u
3:09 P . 1L at tha d u b h n a a . Xto*boa of officer* ta d apodal pro
g ram . "A * Afternoon o f K>ytag."
THUS8 DAT
Tha d a b Inabmta fo r Section
Satran of tb* Florida Federation of!
Woman’* d * * wOl a e a n a a M
10:00 A. M. a t th a Sanford
Woman’* Club fo r a a all-day
meeting. Raaarraboaa m ay ba
made by telephoning T TJ.
iadsvidoaly and aemwdi
Chain Store Tax intimta*
m uncticn with school i
m n u m u J oi
Law Is Upheld By governmental
pending kgwlamn. and fiaafly
(tor* tax bill abated thrw
The Supreme Court chain
to p u u j i on the laat da] of
�ident
O f Sanford Club
'lorida Baseball League
Jm
" I
^
ROYAL C RO W # COLA
N «m tr u e m c r r <
t r e a t yO u m k l f To
nj^Organba- Hurdk Races To
S t a g
M onday
B f
® un. 2
R A T E S
lie Km I dm*,
is KM t limn.
H Km • t lm n .
P IT T S B U R G H
PRODUCTS
U KM 1 M kJl
MIm'm — charge l
SNOW’S
W. E. Alexander, m i n e r of tb# tro o p o f flsae to b*
( t i marine exhibit In Sanford tomorrow an d T bnnday from
0 'ock In th* morning until 11 o’clock r a t h evening.
fa Gainesville, Paiaika,
M h end Bt. Augustin*,
ickard
*m
elected
pr**id*nt, Bert ChapriM*ra as temporary
9
to JoiA th« whaU exhibit and trmr
the C s s enrua ha* crcatsd
Circus With one*
a aenaation in every city.
exhibit will bo her*
lanne Exhibit In tomeThetrolfwa fiM
on a special built 100-
jt H- 1JM y w m elected
try treaswrsr, end William
m and Thee C. Pop* were
ae temporary director* of
anfordTwoDays
I reported at the mewing of
g, M d in the Chamber
H u n t office*, that nsgoar* a id e r w ay with the
M fn Lookouts and with
w o t league club whereby
m a lle s t
e — S it u a ti o n
R EPIN ED
practical
LOST: Brown pockstbook, con
taining bunch of keys. Klnd-r its raid.
may keep money. Phone M7-R.
W a n te d ,
middle-aged
nurse. Box
Q u ic k e r
u
C,
11— Miscellaneous.
FOR BALK: (wo ton Dodgt dual
truck with four whool trailer.
Closed bodies. Easy terms. 1971
Chevrolet Dual truck fla t body
and cab. Reel and Sons, used car
dealers. M l W. F irst I t .
FR EE RENT to northern family
as caretakers f s r modern bom*.
N ear town. References required.
Inquire Box RR ear* H erald.
S tu n t
26—Miscellaneous for Sale.
STOMACH” ULCER, Gas Pels*,
Indigestion victims, w hy ruffe r f P o r quick w lls f g e t a free
sample of Udga, a doctor's preMAN WANTED fo r Rqjrlstgh •eriptlon, a t McRsynolds Drag
Boat# of 900 families. W rit* to-
E x h ib itio n
To
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ROBERTS' RADIO SERVICE
M ather's Service a || ma)
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foot railw ay ear, at First Street and
lb* A. CJL. Railway. Admission is
10 rent* only to everybody, open
from 9 A . M . I* U P. M.
L earn
T h a n T h e E le p h a n t
The whale ie the largest eaimsl
ow known to man, and tha tiny
ea is on* of lb* sm allest. Yet
rgardless a f their siaee the flea
(fucker to learn.
A whale depends largely on irs
riend the pilot fish to guide him
nd they do so, by attaching
h«m»eivts with their suction tops
o tbs whale near the bead.
1
The little flea is an apt pupil,
is W. EL Alexander o f the big
rhals marine exhibit prove* daily
slth hi* performing trained fleas.
They give a real circus perform*
irtce—nd« bicycles, draw chariots ‘
end sulkys, run n merry-go-round,
dance, kick foot balls, and do
maky other real feats. I t took
qum some time and a lot *f
patknee to train them but note
thef seem to enjoy it.
It
London; England, where
Alexander first w aned hie Rea
triinmg, he .became
famous.
D irtng a visit to I-nndon by
fapt. Dolan of the whale exhibit,
le thought k would be * gree t idea
jtnr the children te see this ex
hibition of what tiny little fists
could do. lie persuaded Alexander
can’t bo f a ? o ff—ws naturally turn
to fresh, crisp, cool, atrracttv*
dresses. Badys la proud
to an
nounce to her pe Irons that a fresh
shipment of the newest spring
Warm weather make* us think o f style* ha* lust arrived and ah* alto
spring—In *11 l»* b**nty, sM h*-. urge* h«r friend* to ■*• these n«w
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Pdr R^tiresentative, State Legislature
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stimulating cream '
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For Railroad Commissioner
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TO GIVE
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for lombor, rooflnc
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of all kinila call eo ua
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tb« qulckoat lerric.
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G. W . SPENCER
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For Constable
Fourth Diatrlct
For County Prosecuting Attorney
JO H N
Supervisor Of ktiSttEfilIBn
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For Sheriff
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T A L M A D G E ’S
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. P r o f . John Martin o f Rntllna Colley., receded the i,
fcp l l of doctor of lawn and Or. Karl Rriland of St. (
Q rartb, New York City, recrtve,| lha honorary ilrgrt~ of il<
I m a n l Ira a t Founders' Day Convocation a: H-jItlna Colli
Winter Park yesterday.
G O E S FROM
P O L IT IC S T O
P O N IE S
M A R R Y IN G
M D IV A N I
TAKES
HU
T H IR D
W IF E
Jo ln in f an aspedltlon th a t sought to carry food to marooned resident* o f Ice-bound Tangier
I aland, Virginia, 8 g t. Wilbert V. H unter (left), M aryland atate policeman, periabad from .aapoaoro
in a blinding b illia rd the.' overtook the party f a r out on the lee of Chaaapeake Bay. The picture gt
the right, taken by the Maryland National G uard, ehowa the C ota: Guard c u tte r Trivia try in g ,to
amaah Into the harbor at C rlifleld, Md-, with S (ft. Hunter's body aboard.
(Associated
Preia
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W A S H IN G T O N
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1
DOLLAR
T O SSE R l
- MamantarlIy fe n e ttin g Aha fum af pa lilies, At gmlth (right) la
Man with Harry Rlehman, atap# and radio parfarmar, aa they watched
the pa">*• eome down lha bank atrateh at'Hlalaeh park while vapaVanlng In Mlamb (Aaaeelatad Praaa PhotaX
jC A N N
FREED
A S
JU R O R S
BEAM
shown after 'ne wedding ta they alarted their honrymocn abo d h!» yaeh’, the Jedge. Meanwhl'e.
Mary MrConnlc. one of Serge's divorced wives, l> ahown ( rinl >,aa ahe arrived In nearby Miami
the s i me day they w art married. 'dhe emillngly dectired to cor nant. (Aaaocis.'vd. Praaa Photos)
TO P
RO W
RACES
TO
V IC T O R Y
AT S A N T A
A N IT A ^
A V A L A N C H E S U R V IV O R S S A F E
half of the N ew York Southern Bo-'
c,aiy, ia Wstow*d upon a t«t»»an’of
tha community ee the basts o r *Hha
attainment o f the fiaar ajtiaenta
at eharaetor.’* In additxir t« Ufa
award lo a emasn at Founders'
-Day, lha eatings eoafara medaltidba
members of tha graduating d a ta
cn the basis a f “cbaiaoer attain-
kagulttad at Mlnnaapella of murdering W altar Liggett, militant
ty newepeper publisher, laadsre (Kid Cann) glumenflald la
* shaking hands with three wamtn Juroro whs smiled broadly
him a mamant attar Ihalr verdict was returned. Tha smiling
In tha faraground alaa w ars Jurors. (Aaaeelatad Proas Photo)
B o b -S ic d d in r I s A d d e d T o P r o g r a m
W HERE
U . S, BO BSLEDDERS
tN O L W H P IC
May H i m ,
f n r t Shatf f t I
darahiera, tC aa
Mi
la g b U n ard h at had' raged far eight day*. Ovtaade
iveJaoeht w U ah wiped out the Heapanw goU
! « . '» l u t and eultioy <j»a.1me for those who eaorroad diugereua eurrra at piety miles an hour, in
yhUtiea to Kata BralVi Hat of winter aportn. Tha
•eoghW l* an anloat winter ayovta fan, IwmediatoThnroday ivwMng A- * P. “ Coffew T in t" broadcast.
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8ANFORD. FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1 936
Established In 1948
—
Veto W ritten
By P re sid e n t
On Seed Loans
D is a p p r o v e s O f
T h ou san d
O f S w eet P eas A nd
C a le n d u la s
E x ten d
O f
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
C r e d it
To
F a n n e r s O f N a tio n
Emergency Cases
Will BeJHandled
E x e c u tiv e O r d e r W ill
B e Issu ed T o M ak e
N ew
C rop
P o s s ib le
. WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.
( A P ) —-president Roosevelt
7 l * y vetoed the 650,000,COO seed loan bill.
The measure was returned
to the Senate with the re
minder by the President that
in approvihg a 640,000,000
seed and feed bill in 1034 "I
did ao on the theory that it
waa proper to tap er off th* crop
loan ayitam which had b*«n Inltlatod on a largo seal* a* early as
1131." Th* President added, how
ever, ho would lasus an executive
order In th* n*xt few day* to
meet any n*«da for loan* to produe* now crop*.
"I am convinced," ) l r . Rooawvelt Mid in hia veto meseaga, "iramedlat* and actual need* to which
I have n fe rro d can b* met during
tba year IBM by th* expenditure
of funds tnatorially Iota than th a t
proposed In th* bill und«r dlacua■toa. Furtherm ore, needs can b*
met w ithout authoriting laglalatht> through allocation fund* by
to* from th* appropriation p ro
vided In th* ERA Act,"
Th# P resident', vote waa chnV
longod by S anator Sm ith, D im a
ey»L South Carolina, who atod
hn would tnat*tv*V* rat* to hy*r»
r tg u - J - V *• ‘f c 't . * ?
_ Couato and1 R out*
confer***
* Whed agf**m*nt yoototday a t
Cwair firs t' m eeting to ndjust d if
ferences over tho A dm inistra
tion*. soil conservation subsidy
bill.
llouaa changes war* a c c e p te d
In moat Instance*. Tha confer
ence report probably wi'l
b*
called up in th* H*um today.
Senate action also will ba re
quired before th* AAA replace
ment legislation can go to tha
White Home.
Tha conferee* accepted th* eootrovonlal House provision requir
ing th* Secretary of A griculture
to r*-**tablUh aa fa s t a s p racti
cable tho pro-w ar polity betw een
th* purchasing power o f farm
and non-farm not inCom* w ith
out discouraging production bolow th* norm al domestic human
consumption la th ) years of
S h ip p e d
General M anager J. G. Mi
chael of tho Sanford Shat*
Farmer* Whole**!# Market aaad
that probably moat people rhink
of fruit* and vegetables when
tho tog m arket t* called to tmnd.
But other products «f th* portion
are Whipped through th* market
to northern points.
4L A Pippin. W e t Sid*
grower, has sent out more than
on* thouMnd dcaen bunches of
iweet peas and calendulas, aa
well as ocher flower*. Th#
blooms w ere packed in such
n way that during r v ^ the
co den w eather they reached
their destination in first
conditfcn.
P la n
To
B unches
Local Stores
May Not Feel
TaxOn Chains
L evy
Is E x p e c te d
By
L ocal M an agers T o
B e T aken
By
H e a d
C are
Of
Bondholder Chief
Will Confer With
City Commission
NUMBED 1<S
m
■i ■■ l'
■UP
Japan Military Group
Brings About Suddeii
Governmental Change
Bank Won’t Cash
Check Drawn On
Georgia Treasury
Appointee Can’t Get
Mail Addressed To
Treasurer Of State
A T L A N T A , Feb
-<*>>—4Toaing" of mail a n d b anking ch annel*
to fiscal office* o f G eorgia created
a new criHia today in the financial
dictatorsh ip o f Govern* r E u g en e
T alm a d g p . T h e Fulion
National
Hank o f A tl a n t a toilay r e fu a e d fo
cash a check fo r $100,000 preneni*d *»y J B, “ Tube** Harm?', who
w a s n a m e d by G o v ern o r F u g e n e
T a l m a d g e as state t r e a s u r e r
to
King Nor 411-yraroltl Nichulm Wurther, Jr.) anil hia qtiren succeeil ousted George B llam d*
(Rosemary Hillman, |0) arc »hown In the royal raiment they wore in u>n% T h e ch eck w u m a d e ou t to
c as h a n d presen ted m p e r a o n by
presiding over the children'* carnival which iiDfnttl the an Hamel.
nual Manit O r a a in NVw Orlran* (Aaa«niatrd fvreaa Photo)
J a p a n ese
C a b in e t
I n c u r r in g D is fa v o r
O f Y o u n g O ffic e fs
TOKYO. Feb 2 6 .-'Th* J«P
sites* gi’VfTftmtiU to which ihr
y o ung » r m y officers objected
. m l reaulted in ihe a**aaainatton
o f t h r e e ra binet mem ber* w as
c o m p o s n l o f the fol ow ing:
Prime
minnier.
Admiral
K ntuke
Okada.
(Reponeti
•lam I.
Foreign miniairr. Koki ILro■a. I Who haa been known at
time-, to oppo»e iho view* of
nutiiaru* J
Home. Pumio Goto. (Kepnned
aIain. I
Finanre, Vi»count Korekiyo
Takahashi. (Reported alain.)
W ar, G en eral
YVnhiyuki Ka-
wa.him*.
Nw.y, Admiral Mm*o 0*umi,
t'nmmumrauon*, Takejiro Toknnami.
fonim eree and imluatry, flhuJi Karhula.
Education, Takurhi Kawa*aki.
Agriculture, Tai*uno*kua Ymmaaakii
P r e m ie r
A n d 2 O th e r
C a b in e t M e m b e r s
A r e
A s s a s s in a te d
By Y oung
O ffic e r s
‘Law Of State’
. May Be Ordered
Relations’ With U . S .
Won’t Be Affected,
Ambassador States
in . n «
» w w m r* r iiM i
ITemlcr Okada of JnpKU
and two of hia brother CKhlnet membora were aasiM lnated today by yoang Jftp ftnese army office™ apparent
ly angered by civil oppoaftion to the m ilitary’s attgrt*slvr policy In China. A Na
tionalist government more to
their liking wa* ordered in
stalled by the Emperor.
Bitter ag aln it what they called
"corrupt Influence*" around IK*
throne of Emperor Hlrohlto, th*
Th** I»anks h ad been w a r n e d by
army clique atniek quickly in ,K
move backed by bayoneU. Takye^
<h« i listed t r e a s u r e r thai h e still
grew quiet a* aoldlera p oliced.
1 >■ officially '•rale t r e a s u r e r a n d that
Railway*, Sinya U rh id a.
•tr«*t».
they pay out o f state fu n d s at their
Over**** affair*. Count Hideo
Th* Japanese embassy In Wash*
own risk. T h e poaioffir* w a s said
Kodama.
Ington announced that rotriplet*
in he holding m ad for the ou sted
order had been restored and t k l t
t r e a s u r e r p en d in g a decision b y doleader* of th* uprising did
p arrm en t officials.
Intend to take over th*
Btatts f u n d « w e r r dep o s tail in
ment. Ambassador Salto
n A t l a n t a han k by t h e de posed
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. a o . - b l l
When ’he machine appeared in A 'i t a lYeaau rer , George Itam iU on,
they merely wished to pr*r ~ » ,
Slot mat hints, much in tho it he biiiciI an-* of downtown Fort shortly b e f o r e he was o u s te d by
ag aln it *om* of th* ro v a ra n M tft
action*.
. v* ,V
courts since they were legalised Mytr-, w hire »lot machine* were G o v ern o r T b l m a d g t , it w a s disTh# Emperor commaaded •
U tosilto»*a O b .rajta Biai
and taxed by th* 1035 l*'gi»lalur,*, allo w 'd if u p rated
inanca
Police
ordinance
Nationalist, Fumlo Goto, to
have traveled a road of niunici<ul a i k the city
* aw government, Al
legislation ranging from inning t'h <4 Smith took .up a walehfull
F o u r P o w e r I n s t e a d IqRo Mid lh* deelgma
ordinance* to a requirement >hst vigil be.ide It to ar* that the
Goto, former minister of I h t
all who play must register th-- r , ordinance wa* not violatad.
O f T r i - P o w e r P a c t tsrlor. indicated there would W
Ijiti’r. C h e f Smith transferred)
name* nod he eni'iut u f mun yl
hi« attention* in the enunly fn.r
-------playrd.
I s F r e n c h D e m a n d I no fundament*! change la flto
lin t i|. tailul Officer Ahe Sktnn i
WASHINGTON. Feb. 28 -(/Pi
! empire'* form of popular g*var»Fort Myers, on the lowrr we,
ii wa’ch the .|o t machine. Th - , A plan fur extending the national
LONDON, Feb. 2 6 —Seemingly 1 ment, adding th at relation# be
•iHt*t, tnac cd an ordinauee r/a r r e s t of It.It. Ilavis, th,- op.-r- ■ ds’fense through th* creation of
quiring operator, to maintain a
alarmed by the Brltlth proposal tween the United State* and Ja
book in which must be regia'ered a t o r , followed on evidence ob- *perirjanem Marin* Corpa aviation to .atvage something out of th* pan would not b* affected.
Ibase in the Virgin la'and* now
In
Ixindon Anthony
■he namr. sg? and address cf tninul by Skinner,
Th* F url Myera ordinance ic,rarne» the formal approval of waning naval conferenc* by a tri British forrign stcrotory
of each p< r*on who (flay* tb partite with the United B ute* tery, totd th* llous* of
th municl- I’m ideni Roosevelt,
machine. Alio, th* book m u,t only one of many
show the amount of money de- pali lea placed restriction* on lit* i A Preaideruial executive order, and Germany, Franc* la»t nlghl th* Bank of Jap*n had IkMpo*
transferring ihe necrtiary land on proposed th a t th* conferenc* pro (a ril/ iu»p*nd*d buslneaa.
p?altrd. and the amount rcturried »lul machlnra. *
In T allaha.aee, *tnl machine* Stj Thnnia* Iiland, a part of the ceed to conclusion of a four-power
by the machine.
Th# Japan*** unbaaMdtw
The ordinance was passed last were limited lu a tuned area in I Virgin group, from th* civil Jurii- arcrrtl signftd only by Britain, Washington raid advlera to hi*
tm lle e e * Oa F e n ***>
Decrmbrr, and since then only on th • downtown busini ** urea, they diti on of ihe tm rrior Department ■he U. 8.. France and Italy.
puWM. „
Franc* wa* willing for B ritlat
slot machine ha* bren offered for ,ould nut be locate,! nearer tha t lo lh,. f,’, yy WM
to seal a separate naval pact with
play In Fort Myer*.' Even it w n I . furl to t h e front of n liulldini;, -,^^ .Slate Department yesterday,
-in,I a plat at.l h ad*., be placed on
N, y l| off^ „ , t „ WM r, Te.|„ ) , Germany but ahe shied from a
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—</T) confiscated by police when th.- • nrh machine telling It* ratio o f ’
—Senator Vandenberg of Mlchl- |it ratur waa charged wit), violet payoff. On the machine* In a regard the project a* an rmportam three-power agreement b*, w»i.’t
adjunct to tha maneuvering of th« Germany, Britain and th* U, S,
r»n In a letter mad* public to Ing the c ty ordinance.
fleet in th* C anbbtan and tha Pa which would l*av* Franc* and
day. formally declined to run In
cific. The inland, located on the Daly out.
tho Ohio prtaldantla) or 1m iry, but
While Franc* *ought to coun
did not clow Oh door to hi* L i g h t s T o B e P l a c e d i
imaginary line between tha Atlantic
irakidc on "Bualneae Btoadfuture consideration > fo r the O n L a k e F r o n t D r i v e !
O cean-and th* Caribbean-Sea, i* teract propoM l* for a thrwe-powtr
within w ay ftymy dutaiOT of th* agreement, th* German eabinit
met in Berlin to consider a draft
W est OF P ark A ven u e
Panama Canal.
treaty providing ftor f^iall'aUvta)
naval limitation and an exchange
ta k a Shore Boulevard between
P o l i t i c a l S p e e c h e s nf naval building program s at
Park and Myrtle Avenue# m in C I T Y N E W S B R I E F S
A r e T o B e D e l i v e r e d rvnlved during th* preaent con
be i.lummatrd in accordance with ■
fertnea.
,
Today'a
report
m
that
Mayor
T.
A t 1 s t A n d M a g n o lia
mat ruction* l i n n ey the City |
I . Itumaa “ i* g ettin g along a.l
Commuiiit n to Str**t Superintend - 1 right."
Political apellblnden during th-' M r s . G e o r g i a G r a n g e r
ant Jam es Moughion thia week
IBM campaign who w ith to till
Five whit* way atandartl* will he
D i e s I n J a c k s o n v i l l e that all th* fru it wa* good. '
The
fire
drpartm rnt
ex- Sanford voter* how they ought
erectrtl on the aoulh tide of the t ngulehed a gran* fire on F if
Th* honeat man, the el HgymM t
to vole will henceforth hold forth
Boulevard at a eo*t of only $K8.4<>. teenth S treet in the Santonin
Funeral service*
fur
Mrs. m UI, will hunt up a cuitoifcer aad .
a t the lnt*reoct!on of Magnolia
oinco the City baa tha standard* n.ction Monday afternoon.
Avenue and P in t Street. That Georgia E. Granger, 78, who died correct an error If It waa di*-and cable ca hand. T h e 'fa rth e .t
location han been deeignated fay Monday night in th* tom e of a covered th a t the c net other h a d inadvertently been abort ehingedi
**•* tam p will be at the legion
The m erriage license bureau to the City Commiaatoa aa lha politi daughter in Jacksonville, will be
Vlalling Kiwaniana a t toddy*!,
Hut corner.
conducted
from the Erickson
day leeued a keen** to Sulora in cian*' etampihg ground.
• The Commiuio,, receive! the re llatien, IS, and llilila Swern, 21,
Funeral Hum* in Sanford tomor luachton session In the MayfdlFMany
complaint*
were
received
L o t t e r y T i c k e t S a l e s port that n U rge blinker mgn wdl
Hotel w ire Dr, Harry P. See* * f '
after Je rry C arter's aound wagon row morning at II o’clock, with the
bo h of Sanford. *
*
Richmond, Indians) D. J. L’eott j f •
I prohahly t o orected at the BouleSevern Rapp, who suffered paraded up and down the City Bov. A| If. Colo, paernr o f th* Chicago, and Marshall ReetSae o ld
|* * rd mtereecnon wish Frtnch Avr- .e n r o l
■treeta
a
fo
r'n
lg
h
t
ago,
Chief
uf
Firet Methodist Church, officiating.
fractured be nee when
nuaj S t m t Superintendent Mough- ■truck by an automobile Mondiy Police William* reported, and Burial will be m th* fam dy p k t Jacksonville. Th* Ret. Mr. M gr•hall la a member of the O ria a d t
ton ha* taken the matter up wuh livening, waa reported at th* City AVornoy Wllaon wa* aik td in Lakevtow Cemetery, Tha pall
Klwania Club. Don A. C am rrog o f
to
prepare
an
ordinance
restrict
bearer*
will
ba
B.
P.
Whitner,
Sr.,
hospital today to be retting easily.
ing 'he use of such noise making R. Z. Johnson, B. G. Methin, E, Boston And A. A. A ttw hlw v a f t
Hackensack, K. J , were alag
contraption*.
lit Bennnt, Frank L. Miller and visitors.
Brown, W. H, MeClintock, A. Frank of
D. L Thraiher.
Celery Camp of tho Woodmen
County A gent c. R. Daweeta
Catch*!,
8. Kinlaw.
Alb# Committee
of the World will lim orrow night F l o r i d a W o m a n S l a i n
Mr*. Granger waa horn in Madi Jolnded th* Klwania Club At * |dv
Chapman. Chaator AUe* and L c n -lj, hoped
formulate plana for a membrrD u r i n g M a r d i G r a s son counniy on Jun* 17, 1U0, but dey'a meeting.
BH Phillip*.
V
erected w
ship d rift, O. I’, Herndon, head
lived in Sanford moot of her life
JoaephiM Hightower paid 110
council, atatad today.
until th e moved to Jacksonville
for being drank. W O ari Dixon
,
•bout 1ft y e a n ago to maka her
WU sentenced to pay a lib* fin* U l l l V e
Twrnty-thre#
small
children
S tu d e n t*
homy with K n . C erent* Greene,
or gp to Jail fo r t o day*
from lha WTA nursery school
on* of her daughten. Another
i g e r p r i n t e d werr taken on a viait to tha Mu
asm* charge, W f ‘
daughter, Mr*. W. J\ T. Sag* of
$3 for b a n g drw
nicipal Zoo this morning. .They
Tampa, also .urvirea, aa w*Q aa
r * h . ~ 5 a i - i i D - u n i - were in charge of Mr*. Bart Chap
and Caorgo Rig
thro* granehildren and two broth
Ivereuy o f Miami Mtdeni* will line man.
waoad to pay a
er*, J . C. and J. A. Rowland, both
up Friday morai^* to be finger
lft Anya oa a aha
of St. Augustin*.
printed for tha Government Bureau
YeaUrday waa th* w arm est day
of Ideniiftcattoafa file*. •, '
for either January or Fobruaty,
Tha achaal ia th* fine in the according to G. P. Paxton's gov
country "to undertake thia not*— ernm ent thermom eter. Th* met*
wonky project,* J, E dgar Hoover, cury climbed to 7ft degrees and
TALLAHASSEE; Fob) U r-W )
director of tha Department of Ju s foil only to IS degree*.
—Roosevelt Darnel*, negro, jfm»
tice's Burden of lavaotgation. hat
saved from th* ttoctric chair by
wrtttea tho oohoal age*paper, th*
tha Stats Board of Pardoaa, which
“ H um ean#," which aponaorod th#
ordered hia aantenc* coamutod to
I
Various Ordinances Govern
Operation O f Slot Machines
Since Devices Became Legal.
Marine Corps Is
To Have Base In
Virgin Islands
British Proposed
Naval Treaty Not
Liked By France
Vandenberg Will
Not Enter Ohio
G. 0. P. Primaries
Bond Adjustment
Move Is Made By
City Of Leesburg
lHo-ta.
This so-called "consumer pro
tection.". am andm aat— h a d -k e e n
overwhelmingly rejected by
Senate when o ffe n d by Bens to r
Wagner.
Park Officials Die
In Collision O f C an
-\tM IN O . N. M., F * . IA—Two
RULERS
a
O ffic e s
Local manager* of moil' of the
rhain etorva Mid today they are
confident th a t head office* of the
companies owning the mercantile
Inalilulloni will absorb th , new
i t x t e C u agminu *uch *lorv« end
that it will not be p so ed no
down to Individual Itorr* ami by
them to the customer.
Under decition of ;he S tale
Supreme Court which ye.terdiy
sustained m ajor feature* <>f the
chain altar* tax law rirh .turn In
chains of 18 or more wilt tm «*seated
graduated
occupational
taxes Up to $400 per •tarr
Both M anager Lyle, uf Die
K e e f e I s T o B e H e r e Plggly-Wlggly .tore and Miinager Nelson of Riley'* a -.rrlrd
T o m o r r o w T o T a l k that the tax will no. rr*ult in e
rtie In the price of groceries Mr.
A d ju s tin g
O f T ax
Lyle* said that the t** will tie
absorbed In hrsil office, of his
The perplexing question aa lo
concern, while Mr. Nel*on nald
whether adjustm ent of delinquent that under a new arrangement
tax** duo tho O ty wdl be perm.ttad there are only three Ri'ey .tores
may b* answered tomorrow, be In the Sanford unit and that he
es um Kenneth M. Keefe, chair la In complete charge, with mer
chandise consigned to him perman of th* Bondholders’ Protec
■onally.
Under this arrange
tive Committee, ia coming to con- ment. he laid ,' the Riley stare*
far with the City Commission.
will nor be affected by the new
City Attorney Fred R. Wilson chain store ta x Ixw.*
Manager Smalley of Mcf'rory'*
Mid today he had been assured
and Manager McKinney of Woolthat Mr. Kaafa would com* to worth'* each asserted complete
Sanford eoma time tomorrow, and j confidence In th* belief that the
n meeting o f the oommiesion will New York office* of their con*
b* arranged when b* arrive* and CifB&a would absorb the chccup®tloiul tax M they h ie t
oneth* who!* situation gone into
half of one percent tales tax for
thoroughly. It ia expected that J . W, th* laaC several month*. They
Bhands, Jacksonville attorney for Mid It would b* ’’nonMniica1'* to
th* pi ndhnldon* Comma*** will pa** the tax on to the consumer.
i i S m n p a ^ w : * x to i* :— ^---------- tooagh 1 a* Mr. Bwwlley Mid th*
Membora of tho City Commission charging ag ain st th* store ol
the tax would lower the rating
are reluctant to proceed with the of the local store.
proposed adjustm ent of hock inxes
Thera are about 30 Mcf'rory
unless they n r* aseured th* holders and about a doten Woodworth
of th* City's bond* will not cnll a xtorea in lha state.
Manager Hoy of Tenney's wa*
halt mid-way in th* sffort to got
without Information as to ho
in soma of th* im n iy do* th*
rh* tax would effect itorew in
municipality. If there is to be a ny that chain.
adjusting,
however, they ere
anxious that th* adjustment board
6* allowed to function at oaca bofore th* county commissioner*
*dJourn next month a* a tax *dJustment board.
i# J ic n a l parka o ffid ^ a and *
17-yoar-ovd touriat « r e killed in
the coUnion in two automobdoo eg
a highway n ear bar* yeatarday.
Four ether peraona w o n a j u e d .
Tha dead were: R oger Toll,
eupenatendent
of
Yellowecono
National P a rk ; George M. W right,
wild Uf* chief fo r the National
Parka Service; Thomas Ohmer.
IT, Milford, Xloan.
Young Olrmor’a parent*, hia
■iawr and a three-year-okl child
iraveling with thorn were injured.
M A R D I G R A S* J U V E N IL E
e
Long diacuaaion of the airaatien
brought out that d i m member*
of the commisaieo were
favor
of enaartng into a refunding pro
gram and radnetag the m dlaga
aa that taaea will ha paid. Twa
Kiwanians ToM
LOCAL WEA1
WHAT’ S DOING
Ufa imprianmaear.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
MUSCLE SHOALS DISTRICT HAILS TYA RULING
MID-AIR AMPUTATION SAVES TRAPPED WORKER
’ ‘ , Parched on a w irin g ladder H (Ml In the (lr, Dr. L. fllllmor Lang (lift) uood a m iiM nlt'i
haahaaw to amputate in arm of John MoCay. crane oporitor, who w u plnnod agilnit a otoal glrdir
M a construction Job it Lowoll, Mata, whan hla cab brak* laoal. Tha acana of tha oparatlon la
' shown above, tha arrow polnta to tha glrdar and aab. (Anecleted Prato Photo#)
CUBANS AND AMERICANS REMEMBER THE MAINE
Carrying tarahtlghta and plaaarda In pralao at Praaldant Roosevelt and Sanator Qlarge W. Norrla
o f Nabraaka. eltliana of tha Muecle Ihoala dlatrlct cut looaa with an unrett/alnad calabrallon In the
otreoto at Florence, Ala, altar tha Supramo Court upheld the Tanneiiie Valley Authority. The ProaWont and Sanator Norrla wart chief advecatee In creation of tha TVA. (Aaeaclatad Prate Photo)
STOCKYARD BLAST) KILLS TW O
Two workman wart killed and hall a dotan poraana wort Injured
seriously by an aaplaalon that damallahad tha hydrogen plant of
Swift and company In tha Chicago atockyarda. Fireman art ahown
aaarehlng tha amoklng rulna lor victims. (Aaaaclatad Praia Phot*)
DOCTORS ON TRIAL FOR MAYHEM
District M eet
Of Legion Will
Begin Tonight
‘ Thoueande af Cuban# and mane Americana mat an tha Havana watarfrant and Joined In mamerte
HfiiM l an tho Uth annlvaroary c f lha alnklng af tha U.t.S. Main* during tho gpamah.Amarloon war
tlOufcan plena la ahtwn aoattarlng ftewere an lha harbor aa tha crowd atood around tho Main# moo
MMtt (Aaeaclatad Free# Photo)
CASH CHEERS INJURED FOOTBALL
PLAYER
Campbell•).oleine P u t of the !,epinn. ho*t to the ilWtrir con(••nnrr, i< mncrlr'ly
analoui
tho( there hr a large numbrr of
Knofo-tl rv.*on|r a'
lha dinner
at lhr Mayfair tomorrow nocn,
and urge* rach legionnaire to
tmkr hie wife, even though eh»
i« tiot a member of, t|ie Auxil
iary
(Juimhr Mrlton of Griffin, C a,
hr (Sou h’ * randidate for na
tional - commander of
'ho
LeItlon, wil' drlivrr an addre** be
fore the leirmlilrd
delegatee
roil o*h rf' attending *he dinner
Immedfa'ely ef'er
the
dinner
and before the group* aeparato
to go into their bu.lnes* confereore, for 'hr afternoon.
Carl M. Taylor of Jacksonrllle, vice commander of
the
Four h District, will pretida at
the conferrnc" session of
lha
t.rgion. end Mr*. Betty McClure, |
. Now that Waiter Johnaon piano an attempt te duplicate Qoergo
Waahlngtan'a feat af toaalng o ollvor dollar aeroca tho Rappahanneeh
v i e vreeld ii‘ of the A ui"iery,
river at Frodorlahaburg. Va, It haa boaoma suite tha f*d far eltliana
will nrculdr nvrr the meeting*
of the lawn to try out tholr throwlog prewoe*. But Ihua lor, none
of 'hr women’* yroup. Builr.eia
M o eueeeeded In tooolng a mlaolfo oorooo. Haro la a group
In emne ! afore th" ronfrrenee
■reelooa will inclu.lo the ftomlnw irft of a viw. rommspdrr
nomination of throo txecuUro
committeemen from the diatrkt,
and Iho nomination o f a delegali
and alternata de'egate to tbo na
tional convention. Reptr * from I
all commit'*!* end from all po*'*l
In 'ha district art alao to bo
TALLAHASSEE, Fdh. l l r - W . homesteads oi.m pt from govotn* made. Thj report from Camp— Report* bgr want* urz u k i m u ' menial operating valuation With ! b*ll-Lo**ing Poit In
Fanford
to CompotillonLoo ohowod that'
and Duval load* in rad* ' wi'l ehow that ('a mamborahlp
tha homoofl^ed tax exemption ren4 telegraph valuation# wuh haa keen Increaaed during tha
amend mom took, property urtthaa- 1 |LXtX,S2QP *
'jjroar by M l pareent.
Homestead Amendment Took Property
Worth $49,245$) 2 Off Taxation Rolls
than ha(f o f tbo «1QS, 0X1.388, aa-
u w u 'o r M i r i i n n .
13th Candidate In C ITYcNEWS BRIEFS
R a ce
F or
G overn or
£ J S T S
EARIANNA—
« -0 D -L ^ d d e lin M e Z r tS r
With hla announcement Amta H.
Wwh
«
Irnriad Lew}* •* HarUans. .former Judge
a o m i w w M two e!a..aa, S S ' v o j J S o i m m m O r Jcdto h L S jm h ,
i , .
botaoaa the (hlytSMtir reittddtf*
pmperURi oil (Wntcn (axil tftn
IrvWt atmwwd ******wl yelnaiinn
I
**
abad at Knaxvllla, Tann, with lajurlaa ha rojalvad In tha KantuahyTannta-o frttba’ I game
bankaglvlng Day, HarBla Tada. Tanmccaa litte r , waa all amllaa w!t:n \7e‘: i tftl.
Ivie leader, proaantad him a thick far l»*0, tha praaiada from btntM Mai rt’. - 'l c m
hfmahman teams af tho two unlvcroltlao. Paul UoXrajtr (etntir). 111a.mI • frerliman cat*
I ooaah, and Blair Quillen (right), Tannooioo aaach, watch tha prttanUllin. (A ::a« s>.d f.ota
REDFERN TOOK OFF ON ILL-FATED FLIGHT
|n tRii Dtinocntlj • (W )M »b * o r t ( f f > m o w I S W n
*. . UtmOCr,i' V:t appllol for thalr hamtalaad
tax exemption far tha current
yorr Htv d 'rh P b.' Lameon
rjprrVd today. Examptlen calm*
inutl bo fllsd before Apr. 1, and
the Cf.y clerk like that tllflbl i
own rn do not wait until the la*t
day to file.
*"'
|
“
Gentru'n* la to bo taught gnd r
WPA - auiptrru, with Mi*. W. A.
Olnn aa teacher. Claaata will be
rnnduetod at btr home at 17H
Sanford Ararat k t t n o a
tbu
hrar# o f 10 A. M. and nooew “ i d .
X and 4 P. M. Aay poraaB lit-
mi telegraph
>
i m
Sli'BBIBBB'I• 11*0* P fn• O'1
*
Tel font for 1700, and of a lot In
Roeo Court by W. L. Hanloy to
Braxton B- Baggett for 1100.
(
i
i" ..r
*
" 'v .
jCQ V ".~ w ESCAPES
trra'od |B knowlag bom, when
ar wkan' to plant arod, root « t tbura or ‘ traaeplanttng ahrubbo.y
lo woleoma to attend tha data**.
, tbo doiinqueui*
TAXLAHA^ . i
F ik X t —
> well as taxas' CAP) — The' Prison B unas yea
* b n o * ' oaaaaaed ft'day .taunt id 1 . w i r , of II
Tkw newly rrgantxed
M in',
had niwalnid on Caaot, negro eonvlrt nrving a
10-yoar eeatenra for
haonklap d o b of lha First Freshfbtriaa
oriUt
sad oa orfat In Brwwmrd Coon Cknreh o K moot hi tha x m l
ik a
*-- * *1 . . . _ (• T
i
s n ip r " ~
iTTM Okl.
a flnmaa
pi ktlBrod
bmt B- ,fln
!a * W
-^ u c n r
eob. ft^-’ cAP)
wu* h«M -and Ton
list nigh* wMIr I *hB
in a
Dr. Samuel Q. Boyd (loft) and Dr. TINoa B. Ttttmen (right)
ato ahown In San Franolaoa during tholr preliminary hearing an
mayhem ahargaa retailing from a etarlllaatton ope relien porforntod
an Ann Coeper Hewitt, Sl-yaar-old.hotreaa. The girt aeeuood tho
doctere, alang with har mother, Mrs. Maryon Hewitt, bdt tbo latter
did aat appear In court (Aaaaclatod Prooo Phi loo)
HEIRESS-CHAUFFEUR ROMANCE OVER
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Seminole County Produce*
Mere Fruit* And Vegetable* Thun Any
Similar Area In America
Sanford Is The Only Central •
Florida City A fford in g Rail, H lfh w r
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT DAII.Y NEWSPAPER
9
VOLUME XXV
M em ber
A s so c ia te d
P ress
SAN FO RD . F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y. F EB RU AR Y
#
21. 19.16
Established In 199H
number
‘ lid
s#
Committee Divides
Seminole County’s
Legislative Groups
Honored A t College
S u p p o rt Pledge
Given President;
Legion Confab Hoffman Says
Pays Honor To Chief Witness
2 Sanford Men For State Lied
Hagood Relieved O f
Arm y Command In
Eighth Corps A r e a
First For Repeal
Boyle Is Fleeted Al New Jersey Governor
ternate 1) e I e g ate,
A reuses Logger O;
Shepard Put On Kx(hanging T e s t i
eeutive Committee
mo n y At T r i a l
Sanford District
side Sanford, One Proposes Melton
From City Precinct
As Legion Leader
f l-nTUIfl inin*1* wer*
Twn Siinf'
hnon-il *< >l« i I'fifi-M nc«* of rlv
F*>UTth D -'ru'' 1) I > i San fur'l
p, ivIf, n»mSunday l.lov’l v
man **r of ( fit >1*1- H 1 ♦w*.ng IV*i,
j wa« *tNMnj
route
gate to thr
nvi-nntiri k
Puhlmber is
Put In Nomination
At Sunday Meeting
^
li t st'iiN. F.'b it -(At
Oi’V
hi ol. . ok . t
>f
tv
•me of the stale *
against Hauptmann
hatge which might
' i
*1
3
Holder Of Greatest
NumlKT Of Records
Is Ordered Home
To “ Await Orders”
Eden Sets Forth
Britain’s Stand
In African War
n
.i , Hoffman IimIs .
i \| !i i | Wh ted. Se
rh t >>
«
Made Reference,
Says It Is Based Only
On Its Duty As A T ° ‘Stag_e M° ney ’
Member Of league Suggested WPA Fund
io m io n .
k .. i,
I Be Used To Better
F»d»
Jl.
VnOntiiy r .ir n , Hniish
Itnitsh foreign
fn rn g n ,r
r
sec- ^ A Tilly I OSt IlOUfling
for perjury «
h
I*It*- governor
be* held n 1 lt*\. tjtitil
•o xr
fail NC > o-*
\S hpetl
st
I* i g th
and 11*1 SH-|. mi !
i>n*(
com qu
\lbrrl
Ki h - h i r
t tin **prmtesl
S« ,d
ma role r of do* i < »! }mi4*. was
til whuWs ihat. h*
%%r \ * it
1
i
i
.i»v
i
*
t
tior
\lh
^
Griffin. c i . . Daily
vlkwfi a m mlwr of *he ni'cnuv©
r L o c q 1 C a n d id a t e s t
Ui' chu* of \l.ti v .to.I
1*
Owen D. Young, who we* *rnl committee lh**h i*l«>c, >ovt« iver>- hy b
--------News. become the next national
u t .lay wie* tin film) off
i * 1it i i , inId ihe Hotisi* iif (‘nmmini
me of t*
W hit .1
‘
ifll lo ’l" n
C ou n try p recin ct* in Sem i- ,-ommander
of the
American by the American government to i naminou*
th.
.1 Hauptman t 1V «l* cl in fot It*pi ill f Mi, \stS
n» - * 'din 'hat England’* aiomde in the
W A S H IN G T O N . Feb. 24^—
Europe
to
help
untangle
fmsn
nnle C ou n tv w ill h a v e renre- j Legion he will have reaeon to r*
t MrI TayV r. the n-i imp disirtfl no i* 1
1 irolh- »gh
rs »t.
.it
M ajor Genfral Joh n
\ memImp nt
He 1 Jl ml mg \!i , an war is hamed eotrly oh (AIM
■entation In th e n ex t S tate member Hanford, because it was cial difficulties following the war, commander, ami ( I I
shout flo* time of lit* titmlhlu'e
h Inn of llip e a .
*•» •! * es as a tneimter of ihvi son Hugood wan
sum m arily
f..r
it
Ik.
.
fahe
Sanf'rd that he « u placed In was given the degrt-,* of Ihwtoi Jacioon'il
I^giitlnture. by reanon o f ncMur
I.
I9TJ
Ihe
Mi n
* I.fie.| dele k *l irtp
ii lii'vi'd from his command o t
I eac *e <>f Nanons,
I’ r - lilelll i
tlon token bv the_ Seminole nomination. The Fourth District of Literature by |{»llin- t ollrgr gates tn ihe rmNofnil meet. nil.I S "1H til I logger Wit" the otliv
is tign
'I li*’ Ilnos'li policy, sa>d the young 1hi- Kiirltlh Oirpti area at S *n
W1 'll Countv D em ocm tlc Execu conference held here yVstarday at Winter Park today.
NVw lt*i '• v railed *if
flifl Comi'r, r.on mao r of
ihe
'•»’*
M'«o, aiiod cheers, **has b-*en Antonin. T e x a s , today and
proposed
hla
name,
unanimously
Lptirmmt
extntditioa
hennng
tive Committee ill specifying
Orlamlfi i* e , wn< cho'-i-n a* ihe Hi
dopting a resolution urging hla
•
m
p't
ed
hy no selfish or ulterior nnlertnl to proceed to hiB
In New V 'k to pis e th Hrorx
i-roun* tn which candidate*
nher alternate Kid ey UMc*,- com
election. He has been talked of ms
i
m
o
'e
.
bill solely by ihe consid- hom o mid "aw ait orders."
seme of the
ear i>en
tviir
fo r the House o f R<>nre*entamander >-f ihe Fet namlimi
post,
Hngood in
recent testi
a possible cenddete, but the
•
of iIn- nlut.es imumbenf
er*m»*
tive* shall run. The com actios taken here yesterday was
nil Hill r«m rr will
*»t \> w.*h
mony Itefore the House a(>*
»h
«*
government
as
a
member
mittee placed Precinct* 1 and 1
It iffnian s.ai*l Whit.-d "on
Mr. Shephard of the new execu
the first of the kind by any Le
I «*Hgtie of Nations and a pt-prialkins sub-committea awg(Sanford) in one group and all
26, 1ti 1*1 gjv** the m ato t«dic
gi-Ord that t'nngreaa taka adi*
gion group.
tive coin rttitfee,
bearled suppnrtar of the
the other prerlnc* In another
•igrinl «taiement in wh rh he
,
t-sniagr of what he called “ W PA
Mr. Mellon addre»*ed the group
Chester
Danner
of
Dayt«oa hr h».| never
dnciitiic ,,f collective trcuniy.**
en any cars or
group, and each candidate mu*>
-lagv money" and use It to lasat the luncheon session, introduced
Heat h wa1* cluwen lo * *Mcee***| •ilepicimi* pernons in the wxumH
he a resident of Ihe group he
Fd« o «p«»k»* in explanation of the \ pntvr housing at Army posts.
by Emmett Saffay o f Jacksonnor
in
the
v
cmity
of
the
Lind
I'arl
Taylor
a*
rwmmander
of
the
prttDoton to rtprtatuL
t ere ml v put.Iciied Maffey report I N'o explanation for hi* removal
V lie. former state commander.
In*rgti home
His next
sign*-I
Fourth D 'lfrct.
• Harelofor# It was possible for Mr. Melton, Mr
. n Fth.op.a, mil »t waa bel.evwl lo' I was forthcoming immediately la
Saffay and
sta
iment
m
dated
Oct.
6.
l'J.'ti
The •di’cnoiid wi re mi»«!e m rlie
bo'h representatives from
thi* Arthur Keene of the Herald were
also had m unfi I rerrnt uiteranees i War Department quarters. Chief
whci after h«v*n^ l*een n peat wily |
county to be resident* of San all tn the same squad in Co. 7 at
hfr. tnoon
n of rhe confer
of Senator Ho rah cnociiing ihe , of the Army staff General Malta
shown ph 'i..graphs nf Hau|itmnnn|
ford. but under the new ru’e only the first officer* training camp at
lli.i'di policy*
* nce, follow) iniit ri largely attended
I Craig -aid he had no comment n
by Corporal \V«*lf •.f the sia*e|
ona will be elected from Sanford, Kurt McPherson, Ga., In the
! rncheoti m the M o fair Hole; at
what hr drsrribed aa • routine
poll .t ,iml hav ng hern promised i
and the other will coma from »pr ng of 1917, ami the three held
whu h tjtumhy Melton, flu* South’ s joiyin nl n f the j-rward, he Wi-ni
Ftht« pian?« Claim Victory
; administrative procedure. He u U
HALTI.M
oltF,
>el*.'
M
o
il
Paul V, Rigger*, warden of the ntiidolaic for nahomiI *> nimiiruler,
out tide the county'i melroplia.
a reunion all tlfair own.
\DDIS AUA H A, Fvb. 34.- (A1) he had no immediate pew assign*
to f He Hri'iix jail and Itfentifio t Former (Itrirnior Alh«n r Uodnv
Two candidate* had announced
The ftsoUjtlon elated that " la County prison farm for the la-t wa>i fhe roam speaker Several Ifstliliimmi n« the man he had
Fihtopia,! (government announced ■ menl in mind for Hagood.
died suddenly at
h*-* apartnim t
for the t-eglslatur. befora ihe g unnairr ljuim by
Melton has right and one-half yeais during other l.egoin noinhfes wire miro seen twie in 'lie V cinity of th**
toilay
triMkprt ki lrd 412 liahana, | A native nf Orangeburg, S- C ,
committee met, and both ■r* demonstrated by hi* fonduct and which t me there have been fewer ducedi at ihe lunehvo,, MeMMoin, »n I IndHer ;h home prior tu Mar 1. here ru I : If* this morn n g .. 11e was d*Mfroyed !■» Iximti depots and Hagood, who hold* on* of th*
escape*
than
from
any
olh<
r
•
w
his
sixtieth
year
A
sir.
ke
ap*
reaiden'l of Stanford, cla»»ed aa long per od of unselfish strvice
rujmiri.nl *10 lankx during an en j must dis*inguished servlco record*
e tiling Dr II. K.
VVholm’k
f I'.CTJ
l*nr••nt Iy cauit.il th»- tivath *»f *li»l
Group 1. They are H. J. Leh in th* American Legion that he t* similar ramp in the stale, today H«gh Springs, nati* mil vice pres
( ».%erti i Hoffman said h** h;i I
gagement m the regwin of Aksum. In the Army, has been In
announc'd
hi*
candidacy
for
nMHil Mary ftiulcr, rtriii. n.lt r for
man, former city commiaeioner. not only thorougly imbued with
With
w.gne.l
statrmet\is
jn
his
Thu >'thiopinnj* were rum runruled mand nf the Eighth Corps
defir;
Joe
(’
lurk
of
St
iVfetsiht* DcmiH-ratic pftaiJrntial lotite■ad S, R. Brady, who eerred 111 the *p rit of true Americanism sheriff of Seminole County. I>ur
sines last Oct. 4.
>*
by liii4 Imru, totiam of Rmpcror, | mrtco
tng hla tenure at the prison farm hurjr and Dmmeff Saffay of Jack- pH* *1 a-mn
niiit«m
in
>ut i* a staunch upholder of the
tha. Legislature laat yaar.
I U iU SelsMip. Tbo i m u r i n ^ ^
,
'
,
-—
^
there has never been a priaon-r •onvdle, deparrmetu pa *t comprinciples « ( .UUl greet prgtpi.sH. ulug- was alnfw m hi* apart•“ TK>~ adaaMfl**. alao PA**»a
shot or killed.
1manrters; and Ashesp Frank of
,,f ,n,cl“
S itu a tio n
I n B o b '.
rnrm
whvn
hft
bfN*anu>
ill,
IB
>
'
resolution pledging “ ydwle hettt- tlon," and rt quests dele r » tee
Ht **kl h? hiiendx, if rhetrd, to Tallahassee, evecufi' e see reinrv
ariillery |um*i were a.so capmrad
t J'h.tfirii hia kicrviury, Mrs. Fl»*n
M l support” to Preeldent . Rooae- from ,lha Florida Department tn operate the sheriff* office on
from tho li.iJium
of the (oivernor’s ( ‘ommtire m
the
national
convention
"to
put
y p .lt In hli Campaign for re-elen
I*i rh W sSimih, alnuif midnight. She
the itme efficient and economic it I M p e Safety
their
whole
hearted
effort
and
tlon “that he may give thi* coun
: *iifwm*»nril pbystrians who atlminisbails aa he ha* the Prison Farm.
try four yeara more of honeet, support into etcuring hla elec Ml will hire only honest, uajtab! • Ths* latter presented four c.ia
|i«>rnl oxygon, but Itiichir failed 10
tion.”
*
f t . Hew and efficient govern
rally,
and Intelligent deputi;*/* he **. I Imns nf merit ill recogmimn i f
In his address to the Legion In slating that he intend* to work Sanf> rdV “ mi autwmobde fatnliiy**
MOSCOW. Feb. 24.—< A P )X
ment.* and voted” to ea»e*« can-i
Albert
( a lv ll
HinAta*
wni
rrcorl for the year l'J35, Acting
%ivi»*t new « papers declared that
dldatea only t percent, Indeed I several points in ths program of with hi* deputies in *tKh »
°n>* «.f lux gr nr ration’a for«iii«>wt
the Fa* Faatern *ltualion 1* era*
of 2 percent aa al'owed under the the veterans’ organisation were aa to give the people of this Coun Mayor .S. 0 , ShinhoDer acceptrd
The Mrn1* (’ lab of Ovieilo
rliatnphim «*f o a n V rights.
stressed by Mr. Mellon. The most
behalf of th» City, tu
I sting the danger of "aaothar
ty an effective law enforcement one of these
hoM ii
meeting
tomorrow
law.
y’
Th.*
four
lim
n
governor
of
important, he said i, rehabilita
world war."
Commander Hoy v accepted sna mi evening ■( 7 :HO o'clock.
The reaolution on the divlelon tion work, "seeing to It that Ihe administration.
Marylaml f •r p m m it ir n t ly mlvoLAKELAND, Feb. 24.— (A P I —
This 'he government said o fMr. liigg-r* was b<jrn n Thar- lehatf of the local post t / the
of the tegtelatlxe gorups « u pre disabled get what is coming to
_»inoil th.w prinrip i* a* a foo nf pro- Sunday’s sunshine gave Florida
J uiIich Jainrx (J- *Shfir in vrent h|‘ o4.n Hot siaml agam*r th»» |Hth the first of a series of bright fielilly la causing "serious con*
tented by F. K. Anderson, new them.” He said the Legion should lotte, N. 0-. came to Sanford in Ijrgt n, one was presented to the
member of the committee from demand that the burdtn of proof 1906, then went West for five police department of the City an I **i iHl, t loud this nf ernuon to ttu Arm mfmrni m ua early yrnrx warm days which the Weather rrrn."
years and served on I hi Montana
Tamrkichl Ota, Japanese amfourth to |(y
Dean, wltor f livir nn «tl«lrcss th«*re thm even
Altamonte Springe,
and waa
(C M IIaoee Ob r e e * Slat
mat I.- Inin a mi itorial fgrfii* nn,) by Bureau -aid today will continue
•tale police forte frnni l’.ll;l tu The Sanford Herald, ' ’ liecauir you ■nif bofure the I..inIin riub.
seconded by J. If. Lee of Oviedo.
n,os( of the wrrk. Temperalures h*, sailor, ronsulted Tokyo by
l!MJ
hi*
|f
Li
.in
1
in
l
i
rt*
waia
Mleh
19IH.
wire in rerar.l to >he Soviet’*
It reada aa follow*;
l won’t get anywhere with a «*feiy
lhut he ivn* iil.li* in I•111 fo r the •nday were up ronslderab'y from suggestion that atepa be U kta
The report o f the Slate Prison
“ Whereaa, aa the 1Q35 Leglsla^
last
week,
with
still
higher
m
u
l
or any inhi-r rnmpiogn viihour | High tides tomurruw will lie DfitiiH rai.t* prt^ulrnital
nomina
Inspe-for
give*
the
S>'ntlimmediately In pur a bait
la
turr, by the passing . o f ita bill i
ing* foreeast fur tomorrow.
Ihe help of
yriur
newuiaiar,’’ •i 10:1.* A. M. and lu ll P. M , tion.
nole County pr son farm the hiit’ifre>;uen' clsshes on the border
{ “ ltd low tiiies will bo at 3:S| A.
apportioning
legislative
repre
Mr. Frank said.
other states
(1,toils
eat ^rating-of any in Florida for
I.
aiur lli'chtf irnk n eoriApiruous Rut in
between Manchoukuo and Outav
M. ami o i l p. M.
sentation, leavea It Incumbent on
Ailing Mayor Slnnholor nn 1
the period during which Mr. Rig
plafi* m ri;iitnmil affair* yv a crit- threatened to lake toll of lives Mongolia.
thla committee to specify the
and
properly
damage.
Four
per
gers has been wanlrn there. In Commander Ilny!e each dHivered
Foreign observers wera Intar*
Only routine Imminrun j ! (|(l (be *4 nf Franklin D UtM»««tveh*s **N»8w
- groups in which candtdataa for
sons were drowned In California
addition to their being £;w-r "hurt addresses o f welctntii to tin0 ji Ural** AiJmuiiHiratNin. IPr a«s«*rt.M|
es’ ed
in
the
statement
t#
the 'Bouse of
Representatives
Takcn ill on hia 4Sth birthday ••capes, there have been nn riota visiting Legioiinairvs. The form* ' oicendn for lomjrht’n mretinjr
where ■<reams isundated thou
(Ha hr R. S. stumnnlakoff, vfee
shall run In ths Primary, there laat Wvdnvaday, Hug), B. Odham,
the CHy ( ,omiiii'*kion, Ci y Clrrk the irrnn«l‘ fi<*a •* Hpending find other sands of acres.
A
doren
other
outbreak* or other trouble at thi told the e*-*crvice men nat thrxjianU'il fi-di'iui furtcttofM r p ^
rommissar for foreign
affalra,
fore be it resolved by the Semi Sanford business man, diet! Ian
F, S, loAtniion rrjoirtn.
stairs wera threatened including
camp. Mr. B ig g in i* a Prenbyu excellent weather of the .ay was
hat
the
Soviet’s
reta’ lona
rngulfing
!»>«■»!
nrlf-gnv * riimrut
nole County Democrat in / Exrou- mvimght. Funeral services will he
Idaho,
T
rias,
Iowa,
Nrliraska,
rian
and
an
Elk.
especially
ordered
for
lh>m.
ai
d
I t 'M iia w S Oa r u e t i e ,
H u i L m (ilfiiii, a rrrs trd for ft*- ami nirnarutg lu'd-rock |>ruo-i|i|« •* ! Soti'h Dakota, Missouri, Illinois,],. ith Outer Mongolia hava bean
conducted at 4 o’clock Tuesday
, Jlr, lloy e said he hi as I ilo- -suit,
unrlerahly
friendly."
They
pVftiinJ
if Ulit y twfiirv of the tuaitott
' Indians, Ohio, Kenturky, Michi
afternoon from the First Baptist
visitor* would find i«m« o enjoy Lmifily Judjfif Shiirmi his mornlo o k
it
as a strung
hiqt
A dramatic incident
projected
,
cm
,
mid
Pennsylvania,
Church to B verpkin Cemetery.
4
, the sunshine and drive ou amour ,r|(f ***•I was s^ntrnri'tl to ppy thf him into prominence as a pionrrr
’ hat the Krem'ln will not loter*
pioneer | •)■),,. u .,1
the Coast Guard
The Re». W. P. Brooks, Jr., Bap
i ‘ Ofttft «<f prosvt ution.
opponem o f national prohibit,,,.,
„ . h„ B„ „ rnmenl ,,,-n eie. I ate aggression against *ba
tist pastor, will officiate.
Ter a'ate and Ihus, in a aenaa, aa
It trrurvtl At a govvrnor’i runfrr- a-slsted thousands o f families in - sn,
w„ („ , h,
ta ^
Hr, Odham was born oa Feb.
The mercury lose from a low k*iu*» Urn*ilium Hanl.n^ ratlixl m
--------, 10, 1SS8, in Brunswick, Ga., and
l,;*
lah;1
*
»
t
i»«ny
••
»o
w
h
a
tw tha
of II legrtra Sa'mday night to •hu Whu* I((Hup m 1922 In un!.**
and other belongings lo safer
. WtleomaJ
u
Sanford by cam# to Sanfonl 10 yca rvago aa
a high o f
degrees Sunday aft tnfirrcmvnt o f ihe IH«h Am«ml- territory. A sharp rise in tem- Soviet would intervena In
WINTER PARK. Feb. 24.—At
A n n * Majwr S. 0 . Shmftolaar wholesale agent for the Gulf Re
ernoon. The minimum yesterday mrnr, A wvt siind then wan lutlu Iw r a t u r r s yesterday added to the Mongolia la invaded.
Founders’ Day Convocation toX t
W Saturday afternoon. Jam** V. fining Company, making hia home
Funeral services were omlh< * » » » IK degrees.
d*y, Rollins Col'rgr conferred
nhnrt of political
tn many flood danger*
VaaZandt, national commander of at 24S4 Bay Street.
cd fruni the Krickaon ntrluary
honorary degree* upon Owen D.
ion*, and ona i«y one ihe ip»viha Veterans of Foreifn War*,
The wealher; Fa
Re fa (arrived by hie widow hie Young, Industrial leader, doctor this afternoon fur Mrs. Ileni'.
to partly ernors voiced their drv
sentiment.
haUsd lone enou(h _ to p t n a_ other, six tone, two daughters, o f literature. Professor John e 'l* Amelia Goertt, plotter res eqt-ly tonight and
Tuesday,
.............
»»nen K.tcftje
When
arrse
R,ichj
tu stunk, hu 11 HI* I1 U X £ CJUVt
number of comrades gathered at one brother and two lister*. Tha Martin of Rollins College, due- Ident, w ho dieiL Saurda. njlrld slightly
- G REE N W ttW ^LAJO a N . ^
? f
the l * t * n Hut and to have
Hugh B., J r , RoraeTr lor ’ p f laws, an tO h e R ef. Karl -ft-r ilt* . home _aL SHk—llbii' t o ibw-egrreme south cVmsr. warmerlh >ng.
______
Feb. 24.—A short rocket ptsasa
p w n m n m C h r the •U B T ltt
radar, Warren Ahrfn and Olenn, RelTlnd, raelor o f St. Getfrge’a ■Wranue. The Rev. A. I, t o'e. northeast punmn Tiweday. ExHe told the conference bluntly
v
. m |jent o f flight, clatmrd aa tha flnt o^a*
hif canned, with the Lefiea 40- all of Sanford; the two daughters Church, New York, M. Y., doc pastor of lha Mcihodiat Dturrh ■ronie nrnhwrit Florida! Cloudy
yt. „ , crssful one* m er mada, ou t u l U
asalalatl by the
Rev. A.
■’ tonight and Tusrilay, adghily the peopk o f h.a atai. ware agamsi Sl|lfofj fur th. i . It
and-d locomotive fa the W k - are Minnie Ruth and Katherine tor of bumanitioa.
proh.ht.toir. Befora .t was enacted. aU„um b*d Sunday morning lo here Sunday. Tha first ship visa
cround. He wma esooned to the Odham, Sanford; and the brother,
Th* Algernon RydMy Sullivnn Brooks, J r , paa’ or o f th Bap warmer in tasr portiun lomghl.
lta .lla .r a Oa ra g . TSraal
]a
. lingering
u------hi. hom.
launched
a, catapult but dsh
Liles* at his
City hy a delefauon from DcLand, U B. Odham, resale* in Miami. Medallion, awarded annal'y on tist Church, conducted lb i m - i
Ices
and
Interment
a
t
in
|
at
2fi2rt Elm Aveur. Ha was 77 aeccml rose under its ou
Daytona Beach and ether towns, Mr, Odham’s mother, Mrs. L B. behalf of th* Now York SouthCommander Harry Kent ami a
h
years of aga, horn in Schaum- after skidding along tho iea
and when hai left ha drove through Odham, end one sister, Miss Ara- •nt Society, to a cltlsen nf the Laktvlaw Cemetery, Th* rail 1 number of members of Ihe loral
bearera wera Frank M>ach, J.l
burg, township. III., on Oct. 22, trait lake. .
community
on
tha
basis
“
of
the
•treats lined with flag**
pool
o
f
the
Veterans
of
Foreign
■em Odham, reside m Braawick,
F. McClelland, R. W Warn
_____ _
ItiAH. Funeral services will bo
Ere.I Kessler, sponsor o f ’
In hia brief address o f weleoma, and the other aimer Mrs. J. W •ttainiwnt o f Uw finer ele C. B. Lovajoy, Dick VLa'ulin, Wars attended the banquet given
ot the homo Tuesday flights made by two light
ment* of character," waa con
James E. VanZandt, commander’
MIAMI
IIEACII,
Feb.
2
4
.-(A
Y
'
C
H
n‘
lu,;,*'l
Wdaon, fa a resident o f
Acting Mayor* I
ferred upon Newton p. Yowell, and O, P. Herndjn.
IS-foot
irvchlef, in Orlando Saturday even. — Harry J. Serll, S4, a ahiwmaker, afternoon u 3 o'c'ock and lha •hips o f
farred to the day being the aiuu- N. J.
Mrs. . Goerta la aurv*ed by
Orlando business and cI t Ic leader,
In». They will report on the ban- die.1 in a hospital her* last night bmly will be placed In a vault mad. tha claim of priority'fhr tho
•ornery of ihe birth of Washington
her husband, Frank Goctt, three
Active pallbearers will Be fel and trustee a f RolHns College
quat and what thair national lead- of injur e , suffered after a col until warmer weather permits •rc< inplwhment and «UIo4 « •
who tackled a big job and law k low official* “Sod employee o f the
to flights “ successful," althcmgk seek
M ••ilssee (vh rasa t a i l
Prapidant Hamilton Holt pre ilaughtera, Mrs. Sandy Adersin
lision o f boats In Blacayne Bay. I the deceased'* aged widow
through, -and the heart of every Gulf Refining Company, meat o f
and Mr*. W. H. Singleiry of
sided and Young and Irving
lie was severely cut by the pro- ,k * 11 ^ orth for burial In tha •tided tn a crash.
Sanford and Mlsa Clan Goer:i
American ihrobe when e man them from out o f the Cky. They BacheDor ipoha briefly.
peller o f a deep-sea fishing exeuc-,
P|ot in Chicago.
of Orlgnda, and one aoi Frank
cuts ooa a Job and etayo with) * are S. L. Monroe o f Miami, J> B.
2fc=
• nn craft, which had struck and
Mr’ ,U r * WM
marrtad
on
nntd k is finished." Stick n man. Harper o f Jacksonville, R
L. MENINGITIS CLOSES SCHOOLS Shaw o f Orlando. She us born
sunk hia rowboat. Twenty-nlne JulY
,ltM' ,0 MUj
Marla
In
Minneapolis,
Minn.,
•
May
ha aaid, fa Ccamnander VanEandt. BunUk, R. T. Sampler and A. J.
|h rsun* were in the excursion I1»runtf. " b o survives him, and
TODAY
21, IHH7. and had raaidtnln talk
to whwe tha people of Saaford Thomason, Jl> o f Orlando, and
b. at. which waa undamaged.
to this union ware born tbraa
TEXARKANA, A r t , Fab. 2 4 the last 49 yea.
•ona, William V., Jr., o f Chi
"wish te bring tribute."
8. H. English a f Sanford. The (AV—Ttxarkanp acbools, church •• ford for _________________
LOO P. M.—Men.'* Club supper.
cago, Paul o f Livarmore, Mich.,
Replying to the few words from honorary pall bearers wiQ he J. 0 . theaters and other places o f punand A. W. H a n o f Tampa, and
the Oky pucedae, the V. t . W. Adams, A. E, Teweli, A. W , U e. tie assembly will ba closed for
daughters,
Mrs.
Alms
leader said he appreciated the r . K. Renmim t . D. Ifce iks, W. one week as g precautionary meas
! Decker o f Three Rivera, Mich.,
dUMaee phewn him by men c f the L. Mergan, D r, C L. Park and ure to prevent spread of menm»;0O V, M.—V. F. W , Legion
Amends Cartn* o f
Mayor T. L. Dumas waa re and Mrs.
gltia.
W legiea aa well aa af Ue oar, er- Dr. J. H. Tatar.
WIUTWKLL, Trnn., kb. 14. Hut.
ported by hia physician today to Champaign. 111. Mrs. Ganna sod
Mr. Odham waa esalted rater
>:00 P. M.— V. and Ueadquartera
ahUdre wera
—(A P I—Tbraa
CLAMOB f t ^ U M I D
b* out o f danger, n o felt so A. W. Here ware with thair
o f dm Sanford Lodge e f the Dha
burned to death and La other*, Wnspamae, P. N. G , Armory,
good yesterday that ha was a'* father during hla last days. Ths
in 1MB4S and all memhecs ef
suffered
burns
whan
ha
d
«-1
TOMORROW
STATS COUJCGK, Miss. Fab.
lowed to amok* a cigarette. May deceased is also survived by H
44.—LAV—V**t boyrovamrot
of ■troyad tha home of lr. and.
■■
or Dumaa waa taken to tha hos- tgrand children sad one great
fhe polka to is tka kaophal bora Mrs. Fred Turner, naa here. 1 11119 f t M.-Rotary Qub, May- nltal two Weeks ago suffering Mtandchlld
Their father aaid fcaheliaved} Uur HotaJ.
from aa Infection which it waa
Mr, H an w u gnarty
a dsfecUva thlmoey wa rrspon-1 7:H P. M^-Chtaa dub, Valdes faared a week latar would toko by hia friends l
for tha filehia Ufa.
aociataa.
Assessment Of 1 Pet
Is Levied Against
Albert C. Ritchie
« - Died Suddenly In •
Home Early Today
Paul Biggers Will »
Be Candidate For
Sheriff Of County
1
Former Governor Of
Maryland First To
Favor Dry Repeal
Has Made Record At
Convict Camp Not
Excelled In S t a t e
’i « .T
East Ts Causing
Serious Concern
Threat Of Floods
In Other S ta te s ;
Sunny In Florida
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Hugh B. Odham.45,
Taken By D eath;
Funeral T u esday
Honors Conferretf
By Rollins College i,hr "'ery f,*I,u
On Three Leaders Funeral Held
Shinholser Welcomes
Commander-In- Chief
O f Foreign W ar Vets
T<day
For Sanford Pimeer
I
S
S
S
S
- S
s
t *
Wm. Harz Succumb#
cQunD
u
* TCTJngerlngi u n ness
J Wrn
Rocket Plane Flight J
Is Called Successful ,.
Man I Killed When
Miami Boat# Collide
W H ATS DOING
i^ .^
Children Lose U es j ' S r r i S E
When Home lums c-y u*u
Mayor Now Believed
_______ To Be Out Of Danger '™»
m
f
iil.
W gA ?gg
r
�taw No More;
tiled Monarch to
W M e t o fi
O org * H, King o f the Hellene*,
b u become ft i i t n - f u i d . bujvnees-like monarch—^lready ahow■nf iho (train o f sorereignty m
this turb-;lent realm,
“ I »hal. dedicate my capacity for
work m the naitcri," h( ef-d whoa
h> recanted to tha throne a little
morn than two month* ago.
. A* t^ iU fU few reaped ih a.fo^ i
behind that pltdft.
p * sto w
R E P A IR ^
Disnuoda Mma(«t
a .
' W
.
|
W
McLauHn,
. The Jeweler
Of Wtaora, dining in (* y Weat.itnd
cpfes tn London, playing lenni* on
tfip Franck Rniers.
Bit lha king has kept hi* word,
with,* daod aertoiuneu in Mary
gesturo—and, a will o f iron.
Th^ 12-y»ar interlude of ease
ha* ended. Ho haa gent on a.etrici
diat. fya.dnuki with extreme moil*
-
(re pop.
Ha nit* a« J o'clock ip tha morn
ing, roackc* hi* deak at 9 sharp,
and wort* with dynamic energy
Often entd lata at night.
ilo.haa not yet appeared on theiiama coon, finding tuna only for
bnef wa.ka in tha palace gardens,
and hw facial Ufa has conaiatad al
most entirely o f convaraanona with
minister* and afftean of tba army,
naa* and air force.
Theas who believed 1m woald bofiyna manly B “ehow-piec*" king,
ondar tba thumb of th* formor dic
tator, Central Kontfyu, and bwd*erad by conflicting party intorofM,
Vfl. HENRY
McLAULIN
*
hara good regain for amaaemsm.
Count 1*1* ftq ro j o f ,hia techMjtie.in “ croaking" in apbordmajob a ft to’d, Otfr tha coffee cup*
:n
Perhaps th* most noto•o«fcjr,moypu how a gro.vp of
lignuvled officers, without eating
r.y-your-1cava,” cpUed at the,
pna«o in a.body.
Uahwmf io » tha king’s »tudy,
K n i Edward Sh ow s H ia iS o x ^ '
To Win Britons To NeW Modes
i t though V*
Id that Iks tfiLara
mm ka worn once,
di
electric
clocks,
•d: “Germany weed
. daha'a eh el"
Majeaty, but flntem
fic'n net'.
an a rch , who amohae
aa cigarette, stepped
tkamn af pipes. Hu
s& m
& M
/ g sL B *b m
-u n p l , tjwy.
began to fuma. whan tha lung ap
peared. at Iasi, tm had changed h «
clothas. Ha stood before them in
D1KTARY Fli’NDAMBKTAlli
■ha fuT utuferm a f cooucandir-in
Thera ta a de*ir»-*l happy me-1
chief af th* Creek army, aad stiff
dium btiwe«a iittu rn preoeco-1
ly, rammed their salutesi
puem with aad total indifference
Ha permitted on* « f them ’ •
to aoa’a diet. In tlna happy wadi- j
a l t Tbs spokesman protested T0l-
itow try^ u r
am certain dietary fundaments,
are kept l„ ramd.
/
Uni i.u^amental coacirps the
caloric intake. Too littleand too
math ealone intake kart «ach
tb«r thaadeomagoo. Mar* puN*
omphaaie.haa boon plsfed on orsrweight thap undennigbt. Yet W-.
derwatght associated with ttndor
nutraion baa aa aigmUcaat daw-,
buck in «ke lash af antxmonal
etrta against tuteriti»e*t« and. in |
ha abainaa of the pietectiys layer*
of fat. aa aaaeotial to good appearanew as caaafcrv
As to tflorae; aa a*%i aaala ai
female bviag.an crdiaaTj life at,
i mtagprits clintaia endnoc en'
gfg*d i„ manual wayk retyur**
1,100 calories a day., When the
A pint «f mdt
W E J R T -T J i*
OTANUBY
�1A G l T H R U
Mary Martha Meisch Tuesday's Programs
At The Bok Tower
Celebrates Birthday
Children's Program
To Be Given Tuesday
Personals
The annual children’# program,
Mrs. J. S. Tharp* o f Eaat
n »o*«red by the Mua* Depart- Orange, N.T>la the guest e f Mr*.
Rl«nt c f the Woman’* Club in eo- A. K. Shoemaker, Park Aetna*.
operation with the moaw teacher*
Mra. T. D. Inabanet ia
o f Sanfqrd, will be g*v*n Tuesday
home on Elliott Avenue
fair.
Q u a l y ^ X ^ t r i p t m a o r * Woman’* Club. The program wdl
[n . 1. I i I^hgte'Mra. A W . be given o r children tinder 1<
Mra. Sophia Blau
o f New
r, aad M ix I^JL, Baker aa year* c f age and ia open to the Jersey ia the gueet o f bar *m «r,
Mra. John Meiach, Park Avenue.
ml
rinidw fa,T program.
fU K A il
Department
i Wamaa’i 1 A will taka
a*
«*• d o b
^
i mM« “ B:0° °’eloik•* ,K*
’ T a ^ S i ! * ^ * * * * ____
.«
Among thoee who will take pan
Arthur Bran* ia reoovering at
at • "= Don*hy Run*., Dona Uka.
hia bom* on Magnolia Avenue
> y It the r t lwn*e Ileo- Shir'.ty and Georg* Kick, Patricia from a minor operation performed
t office** a o i gpedal pro- 1 Annbniiter, Ann Lovell, Mary Friday in Orlando.
mjLM
I Ann Goetach, Margery HalderMrs. John Iety and Mias Dona
Cfob bM m w ^fbr Section
° on* J ^ k *0"- **lr y
Walker spent th* week-end at
o f the PVirda Federation of M^ e l Chapman. Tommy CobS,
Daytona Beech with Mrs. Paulk
0*0 C M t *€ti r conttne at Julian Adam*, John Hamrick, Reeves, formerly o f shit city.
A . M> at th* Sanford Daphne Takach. and
Robert
**• Q « b * *
all-day Hmul a. The Sanford School
Mr. and Mr*. R. W| Lemmgtr
g J 2 f c 2 ^ j B* 7
Orcbeatra. under the direction of announce ih* birth o f a daughter
n H D k tr.li' *
I T. M. Dolliaon, will render aevcral Friday morning at their home,
lO l^i West Tenth Street.
Id Day at Prayer wdl be aelectmna.
ad at M O F. 1ft. at th*
Mr*. Frances
A.
Hickaon,
Miss France* Clark o f Orlando
i>i eebyio»lai> Chnrch.
{ Miaa Carolyn Ckxlier, and Mita
spent the week-end with Miaa
| Margaret U Durrta are apotwor*
Camilla Deas at her home in Rose
l e w i m b e r flE ur
and Mr»- J- u in«i*y. Mr*, il w. (hurt.
Mr*‘ J' K B*k" w,“
R e g u la r -P r o g r a m Icrve „ *nd
»„*.«*#.«•.
Mra. Ekie„ Whitn*. Ntl<
Daytona Beach waa the waa
Circle Number Four had oharg*
gueat of Mita Margaret
o f th# regular program meeting
at her home on Oak Avenue.
New Lloyd Comedy
Is Full Of M I r t h
£ £
h#M Monday gftenmon at the
--------church with Mr*. Baike Steele at
naro,J U oyd* comedy,
The
leader and - J*lW Addarns, Neigh- M,lky Way,” had .t* local prebor and CititatL*’'-aa tha wibject. 1nver« ye*terdajr at th* Milana
The entire program was given Theater. Laugh-er strew* th* path
aa follow*;
r f the spectacled com*di*n . ia
Opening ^oag, - "From All That hi* timid progress from the uaDsrell Below Th# Bkiea.”
|evemful life o f a milkman to the
Rfnptur* Reading,. Mrs. Stee'e.
pu'sing career of a middleweight
"Respect for Persona,” Mr*. Paul fight champion/
Johnaon.
I There la ft gorgeously goefy
“ Working Out FNxn Home and *lea in thM petura. The hilarity
Family Life," • Mr*. W. 0 , is unWatrd. Lloyd M cast aa a
Fleamng.
I poor tap ef a miikman, an obscssr*
“ Aa a Natfhhor • aad For th# fellow scared ftf hia own ahadow.
Neighborhood," M fi. E. F. Iloua- He ia alw*|g. ^Mpfing out of
holder.
trouble. Quite * tklpper. In fact.
Friend* of Mra. Glenn Lsngle
will regret to learn that ah# ia ill
at her home in Indian Mound VddH
Melaclv who
celebrated
her
fourth birthday annirereary Fri
day, waa honor gueai at a birthdaypany given that aftameon by
her mother at their home on Mag
nolia Avenue. A targe number
•t goes’ * waj ■ tnel'od and enand
contest*
Joyed
gamea
throughout khi afternoon,
Gamea were conducted by the
hoeteaa, aaaiated by Mrs. Wynn
W. Potter, Mrs. U F.
Boyle,
and Mia* Josephine While
of
Cleveland. Mra.
John
Meiach
anil guest, Mra Sophia Blalt of
New Jersey, assisted in aerving
refreahmtn'a.
Prlaea In the peanut hunt were
awarded to Audrey Bach
and
Wayne
Potter.
Refreshment*
were aereed from a long table
centered with a whi a birthday
eak# bearing four lighted pink
candle*. Pink tapers in silver
holdan were placed at various
in'erva's along ihe table aa were
large bowls uf bitgtit-colored
lollypopa.
Those
in-lted
were:
Mary
Martha Mel sch,
honor
guest,
Endtley Meiach, Mary Ann Gal
loway, Dirt'ie Ann and
Jane
Whitmer, O'Meara and
Wayne
Potter, Olyve Ann
and
Ada
Adams, Lillian and Dial Boyle,
“ Sonny’ Llngle, Bobbie Aat, T.
I. Harris, III uf
Macon, Oa..
I.ila
Moore
l-effler,
Bobbie
Park, Audrey, Phyllis, and P. R.
Bach. Jr, Daphne Connel'y, An
gela and Sylvia Meiach,
Mar
garet l-angley.
Caroline
Lee.
Jane
Chapman,
Uobo
Dean.
Billie Bruwn, Frankie
Meiach,
Jackie and Jimmie Itidwig, Nan
cy Maa Walker, and
Frances
Cobb.
Bernard Schlrard o f Jaekionvllle (pent the week-end her* wilh
hia parent*, Mr. and Mra. John
8chlrard, West Tenth Street.
*
Mr. and Mr*, fc. B. Stowe and
daughter, Evelyn, and Mrs. R. H
Squires returned last night from
Sarasota where they spent twe
days.
Assassin Takes Life
O f Tourist Camp Mai
TAXI DANCERS WIN FK
LAKE WALES, Feb. 24.—Wl
Arton Rrtti, cariDonneur, wi
present th# foil)win* program, i
th* Singing Tewer on Tucvday.
Tends jr, NOON.
1. America.
2. (■! Y# Bank* and
Jumn MUIcr.
<b) How can 1 leae* Th*»
Mrnilelsiohn.
<e) Somewhere a voire
Calling—A. Tata.
1. Tambourin—J.Ph, Riitinu.
* (a) B cgfjpr Jehovah’ « awful
'
T o d a y * . 1 P. M.
Ibl I love to tell the Story —
W. G. Fiah*r.
V rtalla.te —Karel Candsal
*■ Rtquwat Number.
7. (Iran<1 Maman— Glstav I an*».
Turwdar. Feb. 15, J P. M.
I. America.
-• tal Rnvk-d In the Cradle of tho
Itrep—J. p. Knight
(hi Tramp, tramp, tramp—
Junior High School
Plane Minstrel Show
Geo
r.
TARPON SPRINGS, Feb. 14 —
(A P )—La Vergn* V. Flannacan,
tourist ramp operator, area ihot
to death Saturday night by an
aaaatain who fired a ahotgun
charge into hia ehe*t and then
drove leieurely away in a •mail
car.
U. G. Shacke'fortl, a reaident
o f the ramp, aald Flannagan waa
viii.ing wilh him in hia cabin
when the machine drew up in
front o f the camp office, 100 fret
away, and atopped while the driv
er blew the horn.
Flannagan,
thought It waa a patron, Shackle*
ford told Sheriff E. G. Cunning
ham. and went out to tee what
waa wanted.
RIOTS (t)N TlN llF.
Root.
(<•> Th« lait Rote e f Kummvr
—Iri«h Song.
I Moment Muaical—Schubert
I. (at Saviour, like a Shephnd
I-a.I ua—W. H. Bradbury.
Ib * Awakr. my S o u l - Rrethoven
■ S. rrna.le—Schubert.
W. S. All*n
Sivtvon
I’ nnvrsity will be the main speaker
at th„ meeting of th* d u b Insti
tute for Section Seven o f th* Fk n■la Federation of Woman's Cl"b
to 'be hell Thursday roo-l n f at
IU:(V) tiYInrk at the Wcman'a
C'uh on Oak Avenue Dr Allen's
subject Wdl Irn. -What Ihxt in
America,, EducsnonT”
The meeting of the lutitute
waa incorrectly announced San
unlay for Tuesday, Feb. IS. It
w,|| be held Thursday, Fes. 17.
ami reservations for Itmchts-s must
lm made by telephoning 70J.
Over pretest* Bled by the elty welfare board, dlme-a-dana* girl*
*f Della*. Tea, wen a tight to continue their meant of livelihood
after eonvlnelng councilman tasl tfanelng dee* not so netItuts a social
manat*, tern* af them are shown before th# teunell aa thay sobbed
out starlet ef bread-winning and dspandanta bank hem*. (Aaeealated
Prase Phots)
________
Albert C Ritchie
Died Suddenly In
Home Early Today
Georgia Elks Fav«r
Sholtz For High Post
Elmer Echols, son o f Mr, and
Mra. tL C. Echol* o f this city, la
improving at hia home In Roanuke
Rapids, N. C. from a recent ill-
MADRID, Frb. 24.—OT—New
political disorders claimed three
lives In two small town* of Se
ville Province Sunday as the na
tion erlrbratid the release uf
politirtl prit.oners bv the new
left regime.
uandard-bcarer in the campaign.
Imm ihc nominaiu n went to RooseVP I.
Ii waa no little statisfaciion to
Ititchir ■ f i s muni he laier to see
ihc presidential t.ckei surge to
victory, wuh the repeal plank he
•o ong had ailvrcainl firmly em
bedded in thr pisiform.
Unsuccessful m hi* 1932 b*-1
for thr presidential nomination,
Kurhir soughi a fifth term as
governor of Marylani. IL* defrat
by n Republican m 1934 was a
n vvl and disappointing etperienee
for him. Ii was his (irsi ai the
(Mills m a 32-year public career !■*
ginning as assistant ciiy solicitor
of Baltimore. For 13 year*, he had
lieen guvrrnor—a record for con■union* service m the nation.
Uiichir was born in Richmond,
W , A u g . 29 . IH 7 B.
SPECIAL
For Limited Time
E ugene
W AVES
Spiral or Croquignoia
Night Coughs
Beauty Salon
Phono 735
and guests, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Chorpenlng o f Cleveland, apent
th* week-end In Sarasota with
Mr. and Mra. E. E. Walkar. .
Bok Tower concert*. Lakt
Wales, every Toeaday. Thurs
day and 8at«rdag. at noon and
every Sunday at t P. M.
Bok Sanctuary .<open tvary
day from ■ A. M .-to 5 P. M.
Ringllng art' museum and
drcua
winter--.quarters
at
Sarasota open every day.
John Alden Brown. J r , student
This catapults Lloyd Into famft
aa a contender. A promoter cnllara •* tha Untveraity of Florida, apent
hen and puta him into training. He Friday night here with hia parents,
ia forced to fight the champ. There
ia going id be a massacre—with
th# #i-milkmmn scheduled to be on
the receiving end o f the punish
ment.
It woo’ d bo ftpoiling tha fun
to tall yon what’ happens when
trembling Lloyd, epectacle* and
al'., is shirred into the r i^ Harry Bower of Orlatsdo and
Richard Deaa, students at ihe
University of Florida, spent tha
week-end hgre yrdh the latter’*
parent*. Mr and Mr*. R. R. Dent,
Rpeo Court.
j
,
, .
Mr. and Mrs. Horae* Evans
ha*a returned to their home at
Winslow, Aria, after spending a
Quality iMcata
Economy Meat*
T o -N ig h t
Last Times
lb.
Hambargor or Pork
SAUSAGE 2 Iba.
' ■•
«TKD
4H »;pkgt
2 7 th
2 7 th
M A R Y , F L O R ID A
SJOBLOM ESTATE
G O E S T O H IG H D O L L A R !
7 0 0
ACRES
EASY
TERMS
' This Acreage Will Be Sold A s Parcels Or As A Whole ! 1
100 LOTS m_T
- W ’iveBoom Houses r ^
2-Six Room Houses
Lake Mary City Water Works will be sold
to Fruit Cocktail 2 for 25c
(W C E
AT ABSOLUTE
E A SY
RABBITS each
r Gibbs SOUPS 3 for
)FFEE
lb. pkg.
B L K ' 3 tall cans
D
2 1-qt jars
S
3 Ige. boxes
ia STARCH 2 for
TOMATOES 2 cans
Valuable Real Estate
LA K E
The elowing tri
umph of n career
topped by
long,
loud, Lloyd Uughal
Dr. and Mr*. R. Ey Steven*
aad chiUrta, Dorothy and Edwin,
•ad Mra. I* C. I Gliason o f Rt.
Petordaury apent the week-end
hero with Mra. H. R. Stovena an I
Mia* Rebecca Stevens, p*rfc Ave
nue.
Western Beef
(Lain or d u b )
STEAKS
Turnbull,
ami Mias Eitxaoelh
Turnbull have
returned fonn
Tampa, Sarasota, Miami,
and
other points in the southern part
o f the state where they spent a
few days.
l| c
15c
18c
25C
IOC
5c
l)c
17C
MADAM J-
ISABELLE
h e r e in p e r so n
Tuesday Night
8:00 P. M. TO 11:00 P. MTO GIVE
Demonstrations
ON
Tuesday
CASH PRIZES
B IA SS BA N D
DITNER OJV GROUNDS
2 CHOICE
RESIDENTIAL
LOTS
DINNER ON GROUNDS
ISABELLE'S
STIMULATING CREAM
and
CryitaOlMd Beauty Oil
iputl
Wllnltee — blackhead*—
LAKE MARY
beautiful lakt*. Laks Mary and Laka Crystal, high rolling land*, surrounded by eltraa grove*, small
l- It »lao has (wo church#*, good acbool.fr** bathing beach, known aa tha Evan's Park, barbecue stand, a*d
ia Mary la the beat ta be found In the B u te at Florida. U k a Mary haa It* own sratar works aad
haala. Haa a Tina community building which la open at all lime* far organisation*. Seven minute*
•f tha Celery‘ belt Twenty minute* fro m Orlande. Twenty minute* from Deland on tha short cut- It
naan. Tear aayoey back if not
Hast ef price
Dougiaaa, ad
AUCTION CO
S ties A gents
U
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PRIMARY
fcL
> kv-’-i1
ipv*
— r-»
District
THE 8ANF0RD HKBALD, SANFORD.
pace nyr
N r w n ■IBM MartaC T.l.yh.a*
ti'ij
Monday, r«b. 14. ft IS,
Sk+f-\
tx i%
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r*pW i »r r u o n i i u . M U i
II
UK J w M
n ^ V » t ’ n j i uaftaa
District N®. 8
b . H r^M k4«. l daa.
HEROIC RESCUE OP 33 AT SEA SHOWN IN DRAMATIC SEQUENCE
JU<* NuM la thu U^ffWiBl B.IUt l .A F i U
PriHfc»l Air.
—^
J. D. DAVISON
.
'*
—
_% •
. *. . <
ns Man 5 Years
r
UNDERGROUND GAS EXPLOSIONS TERRIFY UTICA;
typ*a,
ba. ba ipm
t M - n .i * .
sqCA SU i r u . ba. k a m
fo llo w
.C n n k .w k ,
In .
!•
dUallty,
I r R A W IC H IU E S : f i b •lata, w**t* itx * .
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flw n r r p o t a t o e * ! r u .
p* mo
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,
r n n n r r : r u . caaa. n i u » .
TOMATO KB: BopptlM m nd-rct#. 4 «n u a d m odrrat* m a fb o t ’ i t M r ;
Via. a r .o n and tp r ita a . a a v ra p .
••C orta. » m t I I Ika. aal aba.
rn ngallty I I W - l l I I ln r » *«■<•
DktHet
JAS.O. SHARON
;
For Governor
■I'*- »>A».
District N * 8
•
< .
-
For County Commissioner
.
District No. 4
WM. C. (Homestead Bill) H O M E S
Fttf Cotinty Commissioner
,
For Attorney General
• DiSirfA
No. B
J. T. McLAIN
Fot* Comptroller
Ail to Repairs
H. H. PATT1SHALL
Ai A Plica Tas C u Bear
VV. G. KILBEE
State Treasurer
I.
For Railroad Commissioner
For State Senator
r r ~ '., H .
For Justice 6f the Peace
Fourth DistsM
For Constable
37th H enatortsl D is t r ic t
Fourth District*
FRANK L. WOODRUFF
For Supervisor Of Registration
aa k .ta erdlaary
ta | m 4
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
• Tap * W f BcSsls
"1. 9* . J* K *
IH »-
II.
SS.
HAT: D.nrala p.inot, tan HIM .
Knur, ItABI: r a par Sab bobahaa
Nn auppllea.
arwh5rh'*i!~"*.?!R.*rI
Ana. a lr -t lr , ('allfnrnla rralra.
t S M .ll.t l.
w n ffA jID : r u . Curly. par daa.
'hunch... fir .t a r .
Salad, ■ bo.
hmpra M r -fllt
OATSi Ila. binh.l, •»«.
ONIONSi IflNCIN) Pla. gar daa.
•buMlaa, Ill-tie. raw la,. North,
•yn yellow. ta lb. Saga. It.te,
^Minlah »/•*, It.ll. . CallfaraU
Bfcfldfiig
Materials
F6r 'truck, frrilt *an
prpred'lhmt ARCADIAN,
flfE AMERICAN NI
TRATE OF SODA Brings
the farmer big rshie.
• .
of sU kinSa can on ta.
’2andS kart
quality ant
Uka quickeat aarrlcc. .
t«TDp*!« nCTYTC*.
or Representative, Sti
I may bo an " o $ timer" yet I k»4pfn touih
with new things. And when jin y new thing is
better, that's vHiat I wont.
*,
.
Ever since I teamed the tefcartmentW
Agriculture and immigratioTraf VirgtlHa
reported that
ARCADIAN, THE AMERICAN
fNnfeATE O F *ODA
. * i • \ f\ j f . v I
•
TV* : L‘4|
C&ritditl’ed textra nifroge
_ aranteed
16% with an extra cash value as high as 88c
per'fon, I have uSdd no other.
I know the value of fextra nitrogen and I
make sure to get'that extra value.
’
•
V-'
Whan Macon* Day (abovo), to.
yaar-oid girl fram Balllmara. wa,
• n u r d at Blchmond, Va., far ralo Durham. N. C.. to loco that!
ohargta. oho dloeloood oho hod
M lU ao a man for flvo yaara ta
aM bar work at aaamatlca idea■••• (Aaaoalalad Praia Photo)
CHUMMY HEN LOST, UON DIES
•• . la'r <d | V,
BOY GIANT NEARS RECORD
ARMY COURT CONVICTS MefylULLgty]
PAUL REDFERN'S WIFE SKEPTICAL
Group No. 1
Democratic
■•fata, alarbat
bmpra.
For Representative, State Legislature
r
Group No. 2 > Y
■
H .J. LEHMAN
“ SOUTHERN FERTILIZERS FOt
THE SdUTHCMN FARMER"
ataady. FU.
tr*}, fa* Ip
.4
,
For County Judge
G. w . SPENCER
KX-flP.NATOR 1HRH V
80PCH0PPY, Tab. S t^ (A P )
—'William C. Kouaa, U , formar
aUta aanalor from tha Fifth DlaIrlct, dlad at hla' horad hart.
TA! U tH AinrE. r Fab. ^ (AP).-H .
Y atftr , U T«US-'
haaar *■ paw mayor. Othar eommlaali nara ehoaa him to aoccaid
Loona V Waaaon, *
J.
j
. . ,-.r .
ttk»K * 1 *
I^SUSISMlISe^aS****1***.......
R. W . W ARE
wm
For County Prosecuting Attorney
JOHN G. LEONXRDY
For Sheriff
C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND
j . f . McCl e l l a n d
Seminole G o
Widk'g aaa an Lang laland until tha Saalaty far tha Prorontlan af
Crvalty U AaUnala haarS about It and took tha han from tha aaga.
............................................*
'Y O U cMn trtiBt hdv‘eirtlBentent« . . . ftnd
Foif Clerk Circuit Court
O. P. HERNDON
it
that aOVdYtise. 'BeckUte written w llihg 1>
'faith. No cfltabliahed buainew' edn aff<
ng In writing. To advertise wn inferior
ply to hasten its failure.
h“
KILLED IN SHIP BLAZE
M n. Pool Badfarn, «Hk
yaara ago an a flight from
Clavaland. Ohio, raadlng rap
hauth Amarlaan Jungla by
ntwapaparman. Sha aapraaa
ta ba "aura notion” and lal
•latad Praia Phota)
OR TRAINS FOR OLYMPICS
Contrlalad an two of four chargaa of 'dlahanorabla
Col. J*aiph I. MaMullan la ahawn laavlng tha court p
Woihlnjfon with hla ten. Bruoa daft). Ha waa aanten,
rcducad t> tha Iswail unkino calanat In tha army, ta
tiprimjnd by th> ac-rclary cf war and to farfalt III
mant .1/ tila.-y f , r 21 irjntha. (AtacaiaUd Praia Phdta)
COOK REVIVES NORTH POLE CLAIM.
-
lake the hattl 'i>*rt of yojiip
For Tax Collector
J^O I'd JINK INS
the shopping
b%iy<o%c«ii
For Tax Assessor
Fa DOUtflWfet
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jsss n « s
k
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MONT)AT, f
TH3 BANT0BD mtBALP. SANrORD. n^PlPA
iBta «r iti **ut* *r puank TOUT** WATeiUWCBK, IMHMJ,
st Dogs In Sanford Defeats Committee Divides Sanford District
Seminole County’s Proposes Melton
da To Race St.Augustine By Legislative Groups As Legion Leader
'rackTonight Score Of 23-17 live Committee that Group No. 1
ob
O K ItT h t’ D * T .
Racers Appear Basketball Season To
Futurity; B iff
End ThisWeek ;Last
vrd Is Expected
Home Game Friday
« r old greyhound* listed
Th* Celery F e d s are allowing
[ the moat out*landing Bp better a* the baaketmall season
(■'lie dog* now racing In wanes, aad a coup* or more vic
■111 appear In tonight's tories will put Sanford into the
M t at Sanford-Orlando higher division. Thu local qumt
lob track near Longwood defeated fit. Augustine at St.
h e re .T h u star canine*
Auguetine am Saturday n;ght by
■rm In tba futurity diethe decisive score of 33 to lb. Purhth rasa, and track ofmployrea, 'and owner* |don was high man on ih* local
at their wits end trying 'five, scoring 11 of the p mu.
This ia th* last week r f the
the winner.
basketball eeaaon. Sanford play*
Daytoya Brach at Daytona to
morrow night, Oca'a will play hrre
Friday night (the lam game on the
noma court), and ihe *ea*on will
eloa* with a game in Orlan Jo on
the line-up: By arouni, fiatunlay nght Ijetwewn SVinfnrd
Bing, Teeny Snowipnt,’
' and Orlande.
ounty, MorvJck, Clever
, Commandant, and B*»
{
store race la ona of 10
wttlclr Wll be prreen'ed etatlng
f at I t l i o'clock. The program wDl
.‘ mark the 60th night o f the 90-day
•raaon which tndi Anr. ID, and
with warmer wt ether In the offlag one o f the season'* bast
■ - - ■
Fans Are Urged
To Attend Meet
To Talk Baseball
i . __
NKW M AH, *
HAROLD IX WATRRRD8M »
r .i i m n n at ih ,
Hlala at
FRANK PORTKn WATXRJTOU**.
i m t h H * » -am Tama M
of c indidate* for the Hour* of
Repr. a-n la ilvd in th# primary
shall rondo', o f candidate* re
siding within precinct number*
I' and 3 of *a'd Seminole County,
and that Gro ip No. 3 ahall m o
uld of
tandldataa . redding in
oth:r pr.cln u of the CUnity."
II waa ordered that a copy of
the resolution he “ trantfeired to
the cleric o f the C rcult Court far
hi* guidance In accepting fora
ami pr.poring the ballot for canilldatra of the Housa of Repre-
ihi* nth a*r * c J u B i r , i n i . -
sen ca »
law s
when there ia doubt aa to whether
111 health of a veteran rould lid
tract d to h o aerrlrr. N eit In
Import!net la child welfare work,
•ALE
N otice la hereby gtvea to all
w h om it may con cern that eod er
le d by elrta* nf that pertain final
d ecre e made aad
la u r e l , la the
C ircu it cou rt, la and fo r Semieel*
C he ary. In Chancery, on the l»» h
d a y o f Jeneary, t i l l , la teat oar*
tain <-n»»s therein pending w h ere
in OCDCETRIAL R A N K O F RICK*
MOND, a corporation, to complain*
ant and It A ' HEAD end EMMA
E. HEAD, hla w ife, and. ROBERT
■ W A R N aad E1JXA SWARM, hie
W ife,. are
__ defendant*,
_
____ _t. James <:.
RATES
10* liar
tc line
71 Cm
J< line
I dm*,
S tie***.
d time*.
1 maw*.
S h a ro n , aa apecla! M a s te r I* C b a n e e ry ,
_________ ______
aac eell
i.n ta ilv e s ."
in *
cu stm i
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y
IN T H E C O U R T O F T H IS C O C W T T
J IIC X IK .
n R M IN O L K
O O U N T r.
S T A T E O r F L O R ID A .
In ra the e state e f:
ELM A
O.
S t e p h e n S, deeeaa « . y
•*- .
T o e ll CreSItoee, Legal***. Die*
t r lh n t M A aad a ll
Person* h a v in g
C la im , er
D em and* agaln et aaW
estate:
To o . and each o f r o e . are h ereb y
notified
aad
required, le sreeeet
a n y rlalm * a a d
dem and!
w h ic h
yim . er e ith er o f yo u . m a r 'h e r *
a g ain* !
the
aetata tf K U I A o .
F T E P lI B N n .
deceaaeC.
Is :.,
n f.
Sem inote C o u n ty . F lo r id a ,
is tha
H o b . JA R .
a
R IIA R O N .
C e u n ty
J e d g o o l Sem teole C o u n ty , a t h ie
n f d r e la Ih* C o e a ly Coerth o ye* ^ a
S anford. S em laol* C o e a ly , F io rM a ,'
Itrj aLaton . Box U f , Herald. I to Ih * hlaheet end beat bidder fo r
■
1— A nnouncaxrenU .
ra e h . at lb * In -n t d o o r o f Ih* c o u rt
Read ng of the resolution pltdgWANTED
To b u y - i * » t " S i r uf hon es In lb* c ity o r Saa ford, R em !ng support to tha Prcaidtnt
HAVE f o u r . WATCH ~ repairs*
n o te C o u n ty, F lo r id a , on N » a d * r .
mule*
1403
cash
will
buy.
Leo
brought cheer* from commltterth e In d dey of M a rc h . A . D H i* ,
. by one who r*»lty Lxows how ftutn.r, Phone 253-W.
• lu rin g lb * legal h o u r , of eels n il
nun and other* present, and it
Hnggt. Ifwal.e, stag. A»*."
th o rl* h t. title a n d In terest of t h r
wa* pjssiil by a thop-* of “ aye"
2(1— Mlncellaneoui* for Sale. , de fe n ca n ts . I t R. H E A D and R t|. This (Mkiout d il » i food Is
v.itca. Thu r solution, ligned by
M A K R E A D , hla w ife . In and In
USE RAT-NIP, They
simply t h a t r r r l n ln real p ro p e rty yliu n t* DIGESTIBLE AS MILK
It. J. Holly ra tha rman and fl. M.
In
isn't 1st It nlone. Stanley-Rog w l l : Rem lnala C o u n ty . F li r l d a in
l.l yd ■* mcretary o f tha commitITSELF!
vjdlI
e, ri ads a* follow
er* Hardwire Co.
L o t fly* lt | , Illo e h
}* . of M.
W.
cu
rb's
R ub U lelalo n
nf
'Our great leader and human EVERYDAY SPECIALS: Cuban
R loeli I*, of
H nb ln eon 'e Rurarlan. Pr eident Franklin
D.
ye y of an a d d itio n t*> Hanf.*rd,
Bread. Hard R> U>. Salt Rising.
n e rn rd la g la the p in t thereof,
tirervrlt, liking the rtlna of
Sally wants to at* you'. IK Magrecorded In l* U t ll.e jg I, page
government at a t me of rrlaia Ih
nol a.
l e t . of Ih* I'n b lle Ite rn rca
>f
‘.hr affair* t this country when
hem Inal* C o u n ty , F lo ylU a .
business life waa a at a low ebb
FOUR*IAYTS of ' tiiid, "ls 2 ~ ft . •aid sale being a u b ja rt In tha t n re a t o f the da fe n d a n la . K O I I K H T
and but little hep* of solution
frontage x 110 back. Two ten.- te
R W A R M and E L I Z A R W A R M . M i
ment houses, flush eloaat, tItctrie _w if e , ,in nnd
of tangled affairs could be of
Ih *
-------lo--------Id properlr.
Raid aala will ba mad* to satisfy
lights, 2-car g a n g * .
All fum fered Ih* su ffir.n j people, we
•aid
decree
with
all
legal coats.
•h d. Alar used fitodebsker car
take
pride
in hi* wonderful
Dated at Sanford In Hemlaole
for sale. J 'r ry Rowe, Lake Maty. Coooiy, Floclca. tbla tba lit day
a. hlevem nt* during the
past
of Fabruary. A. D. I»>*.
->|
three years,
f — Radios.
JAMES O. RIIAROM.'
"He will receive criticism for
flperlal Master la Chancery.
l program of spend teg when Ibis
ROBERTS' RADIO SERVICE at JOlIM TH.DKN.
Rollelter fur Complainant.
tpmdlng was to saV* a starving
Mather's Service all makes.
LOUT: Brown pockelboi
peoph, t> attempt to rehabltltal*
Phone 127,
taining bun.h of keys,
(hoar who had been without Jobs
may ketp money. Phone
for several ytars, saving thalr
Some* and farms with govern3— AulontobileR.
ment loan* when all aU* had
failed. And In this particular ported."
]
FOR RALE: two ton Podge dual
County o f Seminole where farm*
In eloelng h’ « ehort address Mr,
truck wl'.h f;u r wheel trallsr.
Appllretloua for hamcWUad ex
ng la the major activity w» caii Melton urged every Legion pJet Closeil bodic*. Easy terms. 1811
emption •must be (U*d eaeh
Although they may be very
'nnk with pride upon Ih# fact to organlM a Bona o f th* Ltg >n| Chavtolit Dull truck Pat body
year prior t^ A p r i' ' : ‘J ^
active and apparently in good To a
hat Prsald'nt Roosevelt with hU and
,
to "train the next gtnerxtfn i ‘ "J eab. Rae^and Son*, used car
Application * a l a ^ i * f k g ' axheal h, miny women, at certain ||J,n
various agencies cam* to our ra to lov* and reverrne
-mptloa fren T C lV
**7
Utpaa, will do wall to taka Car- oien
il rf and mad* It possible to carry for tha
i — H elp W an tad
dtil- It may r*U*v# some of th# fu «t
on farming operations that would
nagging aymp oma that are *o
oth'rwla* hare etaaad entirely aa
MAN WANTED for Raesleigh annoying avary month.
ihor
far as th* present owner* who
Rnu'a of 300 fern lies. Write L Mr*. F. T. Footer, o f Green*- **"•*
were in dlatrtii are concerned.
diy. Rawlelgh, Dept. PAU-2I4-8A, burg, Ky,, wrilaa that ah* has f'nupi
"Pew presidents have aver tak
r . . * ,JyAM*PH,
Memphis, Tenn. "derived great benefit" from Car-,
en o ff I:* under inch trying d r City Tpx Aaaeoje
duL "Before taking Cardui, I
eumstaneea and Prealdaltt Rooaef—situation Wanted.
was wtak and aitrvmely nervous, I
velt. having tha confidence o f tha
widow, and euffared from slaepleaaneaa.
penplr, went m in f.lly to work to tha fight kind o f a tun* unMaa REFINED middle-aged
prsetlcel nurse. Box C. U.. This made ms tired and worn in
mill th a country out of the rew string* are nut Into th* tlodaytlma. My back ached continu
nr r u e o f despair and absotuta lln." "I hop* and pray," he said, II. raid.
ally. Being an aathsq wpmSIL.^
hopilteinaae. Not an|| were tha
did’ not want lo continue In tala
rsnh and file aided, but the big
"iirporatlon* that war* suffering plaarar, and swsetar and truer FREE RENT ta rrorlhern family condition. Having heard a great
PLATE GLASS—WINDOW GU
ae caretaker* for modern hom?. deal about Cardui,- J found, after
for ready money to mak* Improve than any w* have aver b-en able
-----PAINTS— ENAMELS—V,
ment* and carry oA ware alto to play, for th* hop* o f tie fu Near town. Reference* required. Juat a few bo’.t'es, 1 was‘ muck re
ture
depends’
nn
the
boyi
,
and
Inquire Dox RR ear* Herald.
lieved. 1 continued taking Car
aaa'at-d by tha ua* of million* af
dul and waa ao much helped."
government money. Banka war*
VI—
W
a
ited
.
Of sours*. It Cardie do*s not
plared upon a firmer foundation
hisnrfll TOP. conswu a physician.
along with th* man about to loaf
—ADV.
WANTED
TO
buy
er
rent—fill
hi* little home who w ai asalat* l amount*:
S h e r i f f --------------------------------------t**
■"
-------------------------?' ■'
by tong time Joans that ha could
Clark of C ou rt#__ A20
not obtain elsewhere.
Tax Collrctar _________
A_.43
"President Roosevelt ha* mad*
County fctdg*r ___________ _ 80
good and aa loyal Democrat! In
Sopt.- at X boo la ______23
assembly here today wa again
Tax - aaaatsor ...... ................. 21
pledge him our whole-hearted
County a tto r n e y ___ ____j__ 21
support that b* may give tbla
Jaatie* a f Ptaca (4th dlat)- K
country four years more a f hon*
Constable (4th diet)......... 1. 10
eat, fearless and effleitnt govern
Commlas loners __________ _ S
ment."
L *fta lato*a___ _ -______ _
4
A committee composed a f P, K.
School b e a r d _____________ - 2
Andereon L. J. Hartley and W.
Justice* af pear* and eonV. Dunn was namad to •' prepare
•table* In country preclnta 2
resolution* expressing the regret
Chalrnup Holly * f tho commitaf th* County Commute* In th*
teo presided at the mooting which
death o f J. W. Ostaan. who rep
waa In oesalan lea* than an hour,
resented th* Altamonte Springs
Exccntire CotnmVwmatA
district on th# committee fay
8. A. B. Wilkinson reported on tho
S olo* Vgw Tork
Dior* than 30 year*.
matting Of that committee la
RovM bor Id , 1930.
Under th* 1 percent fa* sched
ule candidates fjy various polllleal offk es In Bsm nol* County
..t .r ■
\ P* Lor^Ufird Compnny, ^
will be assessed th* following
Much Relieved,
Says Lady After
Taking1CARDUI
esino
M ARKET
If you ne«d' flower* for
tho tablo or for a aide
friend-we have a good
aaaortment to chooae
..from.
\
Two Miners Killed
By Premature Blast
JEFFERJBON CITY. Term, Fch
24.— (A P I—Twee tnlnar*.
Link
Carter, S3, end Hnwartl llate, 23,
war* blown 'o bit* Runday by a
prema'ure blast at tha Univer
sal Zinc Company min*.
Company official* said th* men
had been "flriny" alone In Ih*
mine. Whey they did not appear
pt Ihe mouth nf ''h e mine ,n
crew was sent to look for .hem
They found th# mangled bodice.
Mixed Bouqutta
____________
R - J »•■«>♦dlaltjTsr PHc«g
h a k s 4.. *”
SNOW’S PAINT 4 S r Go*
raaaon-
A
Three Dijri* Confb
Your DangerSignal
IfA
a
SANFORD 2 day* only
l __ Wed. - Thurs. - Feb. 2G-27
First 9 t At A* C. L* Ry,
FIRST TIME EVER HERE
66 F t Long
68 Tons
Weight
A Monster
8?ON
^r-;A.*
rim
w
;L
k
mu
V U 1
m J f V <•
' ••
119 V « a l 40th B tr n n t,
Mow T ork C it J , H .T .
V
X am an old m
U h M . A h i l l farm er U
Kofi.aJl
Grocery
SPECIALS THBOUQH
MINCE
No. 2‘/>
�Become Issue
Tw o O fficials Tax Adjusting
Are Ousted By Can Be Tried,
Gov. Talmadge City Is Told
Removal ^ General
la C r i t i c i z e d By
CongTesa L e a d e n
In Both P a r t i e s
Georgia Comptroller .Bondholders Reserve
And Treasurer Both
Right To Stop It
Charged With Mis
If People Do Notj
conduct Of O ffice
Seize Opportunity
Hagood’s Case
TALMADGE OUSTS COMPTROLLER
threatens To
.
y _ ____
Chain Store Tax
Upheld In Major
By The Supreme Court
! a**
,*?* ’
Holds It Was Paaacd
Blue Laws Passed In 1918
In Proper Manner.
■ E H
Though Legislature
May Be Revived InSanford
Stopped The Clock
If Some Stores Keep Open Dissenting Vote
ATLANTA. Krh. 2&
G<*.
Adjustment
nf
delinquent.
Eugene TalrnaHt** yMicrtlay ousted ,‘wieE fin He tried in the City
two mate uffinaln on charges nl ?j»nfnril an«i if the pUn
tf misconduct iri office for thfir n ffli wi*h eucccee it may he
*v
by
tht
Bondholders
refusal to honor warrant* undir atoned
iHe firutacul “ dictatorship" Ihi Cimmittee To go through. Bull
It? Committee hold* the Bwnrd
t*» irp Jan. 1.
Nation A Guardsmen stood Hg j of Danincle* and reierve* the
K tm rm brr th« bin* Iswt o f ■ doors" it permitted the sale of
as Adjutant General
I^ndltp H|ht To wield It if the t* i a<i- Wurlit War days * Th*y arv still articles
"necessary
foe
the
Jaiting
plan
fail*.
Such
wa«
the
Camp served the orders upon
on th* statute books of the City romfort" of the people) Under
'
<
--------Comptroller General
Wt'I mm B. inormt'ion given the City Coni- uf Saufonl. They w*r» imsscsi in
WASHINGTON. F c b .m
th,* clause, after the brief period
Harmon arri Tree surer G eorge1\ mtaion hy City Attorney Fred March, lt)tH.
and have never I
— (API—Sanatof^ Haltagl.
of strict enforcement, more an I
Hamilton ±4it none w n
in R, Wilton latt night,
been
rspswlnl.
Republican, Delaware, W *
•a W Shand#. attorney for the
uniform and the papers quoted
W hds strict en forctm sn t h»* n m ' m or* lartuude was allowed until
K s Senate today there w*«
Bwdhnldert’ Committee, adviaed
eiYsl, not mantaf, law.
,
^ J o better flluatratton of terTU.LAHASSEE, Feb. S*.
Mt Wilarin over the long dl^ been anrmpied sinca about two at present some of the smaller
Talmadge inrmedtatfly named
rotiam in government” thin
tatce telephone from
Jackson months afiar thnr passage, they store* in th* suburba are keeping — (AK) — The 1938 chain
two
supporters
in
the
offices,'
the relieving of Major Gen
vile shortly before the Cammi* ran n* enforced if necessary, it open all day on Sunday, th* store tax liw waa upheld i* 1
C. B. Carreket; for comptroller) *ioi meeting, the latter stated, was stated at the meeting of the Commission was advised by a 'its major parts by the 80*.
eral Johnaon Hagood from
general and J. ' It “ T o b ." Panic) thit the Committee is not plan
hta command of the Eighth
1’ ity Commission last evening, petition signwl by the owners or jirfrrtr Court for the «ecoAd
of Ta Grange, Gi., for trees* nifg l\» seek n Court injune hut none of the Commissioner* managers of most of the larger time toltay, apparently aaauT*
Corns Area for “epeaklmr nia
urer. to cbtam indorsement of a Hot fo prevent the Commission repressed a desire for strict en- down town meat market* and ing it* revenue of about IXi» •
mind” before a H omo committee.
$139,000 hoard of control war* litlng as a
Hogood, In what ha* alrrady
tax
adjustment fnrerment to the letter. Act ng grocery stores.
750,000 annually for tlli •/
throatonod fo bocoma a falltloml
bogd. but that the Committee Msyor Sbinholser said u was
The petitioners asked that tha public schools.
Comptroller
Conerul
William
B.
'Harrison
of
Genrgti
l,
»ho«m
J|JVtT
l
i
c
n
o
,I*m,,,on
h*'1
Issue, waa ordered homo to "await
At tho same time the Court
the right to seek
in ' ‘terrible- during the two month* ordinance be enforced, but th*
^
uf |l#000 w><
order*" sborily after ruUlnr a leasing hit office In the cmpltoi after h . w .s « r v .d with an outHal, such proceedings if
the they wera enherced. “ (Viulsln't ( Commission deferred action until it hr!J that the law was pae**4 Mf
ommlttra that Oie t a / order Issued by Out. Tsltjtsdg* for rafu.i-g rt> countersign a ffj. r>rrfker , m, |200.000 for pla* proves a failure ‘*T>je C om -1
thr IsrgisUtur* in proper WMUk>
even buy a package of cigarettes can be determines! it sum# agree*
- Work* Frogma* Administration warrant drafted by tho gortm or under hi* yinsncial dictatorship. p M a |
nrr drsplte the feet that UA
mMee is not conceding
anv* i on Sunday." he said.
ment
cannot
lie
reached
whereiv
Adjr. Gen. Undley W. Camp, In civilian clo'hr*. served the onler.
A)l lrT„ ut.y m p-n, „
on. "hlrg,*' Mr Wil«on reportetl 31r.
fund* worm "stags money.”
I Legislature itopural 111 elotka tol ‘ I'l
all
atom
will
remain
doted
for
The
ordinance
of
1D1S
prohibits
"There h an effort on tho part (Aaooclated Prats Photo)
Mar 31. end of ib* ifonstltliUato
walked ran aa Hamilton waa escort- . *Shnds as having advised, ■
at 'east the greater part of Sun al session of 60 dayi, and C6to"
o f the eommander-liv chief •*
TW City Attorney got tha im -! the sale on Sundays of “ good*,
*
- — ------------------------e.| from hia office hr Camp.
wares, merchandise
or other day. The chief of police wilt en linueil work until June t. T h i g ‘
tho Army, and Nary to mo fo It
Oihrr ernes derelopeil quickly in i ^region from his conversation
obtain
information I.egisl.-i'ur* had II* Journal* show 1
that nothing rtfloe* on hl» »d
in the lawyrr foy the Bond I chaue i." though while it ttaistl deavor to
that merchants "con ti«t keep open before ihe next session.
min la .'ration, not of th* Army
that the final adjournment W ta}
holdrs
(’ommiltee.
he
said,
that!
forced Tslmadre last week to canand Nary but o f gonorml affair*
en May 31,
c« (iui-stale speaking engegemem, the Commitibe Is agreeable tn 1
o f hie admlnlitratlon,” tho m m
It _wa* a four-to-two decUiow v*'
ita |
seam** ihe adnuniatration Of Pres- •he Commissmti trying out
in both ’ particular*, Juxtices RL
tor it(d.
ta* adjusliurnP program,
nd
ideni Roosrvelt.
A aborting ho would “ flghC to •
lie and Buford dlteentlqg la -tha
Harrracn issued a statement "to that If prnprrty owners who are
flnlah" agolaal.the W ar Depart
decision that (he law's Uxtng
dellr^uent in their
tav
paythe
people'
nf
the
.^tate
«
f
Georgia”
Matures
are
ennsHri’UaaM.
mant for Ita "poolahmon.”
of
men, show a prompt tlealrr to
warning that “ this unwarranted
Hagood, Repreaeotallv* Blan\on
Previously the Court upheld tweak; i
avail themselves of the oppor
and
illegal
aticmptrd
assumption
n
|
(D „ Toaaa) doc‘a rad that Seereof lb* laving ' slur**, hnt grant
lunitf to adjust their taxea and
my office t y Mr. Carreksr may
tary Dorn. AaaUtant SoeroUry
ed a rehearing becauM JnslkW"
ay up there probably will be,
subject ih.se who pay tales or
Harry H. Woodrtng, and General
E11U waa 111 when tha first*
> oljecttun raised.
Malta Craig, chief o f ataff. tbanvwas haard.
if’- .
(Vamissloner W. R. Duprrc
Tomorrow's tides: High at 1!:M
j mem, *» h# hms no lawful authorny
■etraa ahonM "bo impoachad and
The formal ordar ildwy
id that he thought lt wou'd
A. M. end 11:30 P. M.. low at Orated th* earlier decision
loaaoTod from afflae.”
i •
O right to “ go ahead” with
Soraira. C o W . exhibit „ t t a > Z T ™
^
„
b
, John Jonas, Je^r'Wf. Sanford,
4:44 A. *1. and &*U r . k(,
Cciilrel Florida Espooiticn as 0r-| ? • " " " *
W.lhea Coen- ttk lr» adjustment hoard' as far
, M?-Lagfctatara safety i
member o f Chi cry Chmp o f ihs
powsrs (» levying kiss
lando won „ght r,V * and a total ,jr C,*“ '“ ,or'
" « " H * " ™ •«\lf citild. “ as we havt nothing
I'nclr
Ham's
thermometer
reg
taiungc* In aCktioea and aaalgn- Future.Ferment o f America, ia tha o f $20fl, nearly enough cash to ihcr bonit-men “ can In* held re hi l o l P since tho City Attorney
cupel Iona taxea, with chalk |
ie
i
red
a
htgy,
o
f
17
degrees
and
dtarts. read:
paying in the higher
ptnf machlnee within 300 feet
champion ftnure farmer o f Florida. pay expenses. It waa awarded one sponsible” if'funds are transmitted sddsed that If a hall was later
a low of lid in Hanford yesterday.
"B y direction of tha President,
to 3400 on each store ta
Ho won first pm o at the district flu e nhbrn. five red ribbons, one "to a person tllrgslly (tarsd” in calkd I proceedings such a halt nf th* Salvation Army hall will
ICeellBBse aw Weae TWeest
MaJ. Goo. Johnston Hagood, Unit
the effice of comptroller.
would mbably not affect
ad- nut h- ordered out by the City i
white
mibon
and
nna
yivlow
ribbon.
Laboratory lea's show that milk
ed BtaU* Army, U rtllarod from conference held in St. Cloud, but
Over the protests of Talmadge’s Justmeth that had been reached
Commission. That was the de delivered in Hanford tests as high
The first prise blue nhbon was
asalgumtnt to tho command of it waa a siaia proa that waa given
fnend*, the W /cox County Dem Acting Mayor S. O. XhinhnUer cision reached at last
night’s •s any in the elate, G. P. Paxton,
tha Eighth Corps Aram, and fur* tho young man aven though it waa pinned on the display o f home ocratic committee unanimously call- did no agree with this view aa!
meeting when It was reported report*.
,
.bar deltas at fo r t Sam Houston. net a atsta conference. In addition canned an! preserved fruit* pre nl o ff a Roosrvift-Talmadgs presi “ after ve get a lot of steam up
no formal
romplalnC
against
pared by member* of the Home
Taxi a. Major Oonoral Hagood
the
Cmmlttec
might
shut
us;
Mayor T. L Duma* continues
thrm had been- filed
end Ihe
to tho grand prtM, young Jones Demonairatxin Club* under tha dential preferential vote which was
will proceed to Me homo and awa t
off."
, |
board was Informed by
Attor to improve, according to reports
Wednesday. Canordora. Th* tiwyel directed U won third pnaa foe corn. Another' direetwn o f Mis* Josephine lloyds-1*?
The Commission finally decid-j
“L T t / ' f "
*, nl ft> ndeavnr to arringc a con- ney (}. A. Def.'ntles for Ihe op- nolay from the Kernald-Laughton
In tho mUfthiy aamee." thiH pnao ram. .o Celery Camp,'ton. Tha f.v. red nhbon « « » < *
HOLLYWOOD. Feb.
eri.ur of Ihe machines that “ in Hospital where he has bern a
won by Boyd Coleman for truck.
prues went to vcgetahlc* and
. P„
' *
,°
:
.
,
.. |
,
,
.
, national afrair* into tha ballot ng. fcretir. with the chslrman o f Ihc a legrl sense"
Th* home uf Virginia Bnica, flhm
the
Ralvatiun
patient
for
the
laai
fortnight.
.
•Tsght chaptara compra..
the |garden
product.
home cured , R
„
dlTB,H th, rply IlorAlhtdera' Commi.ter, who i*
artrese, waa under potiea guard
Army hs'l is not a Church. The
Fvunh district and they w ll all mr.ts,
cry.iat.sol fruit. anti ,ftTr |h> ,
,
now I the slate, on or before
twley after her i«wu+aa**d
Attnrnry
quoted
(’apt.
K.
S.
Colored
lights
sre
In
be
re
o; P w
gather ta Sanford for their next candies, ornamen.w plnnm and rut [
ne*Ir hursday avcnlng.
Keren uf Ihe Salvationists as moved frum the lines strung daughter, Busan Ann GCbert, waa
the conlmcrnal
- —
—
conference on May Oj These chap flower*, and to
saying that while he does not across down town street* and reported to h*nr« bee„ threetewed
ters art located at St. CtouJ, display. Citns fruits won >he
approve nf slot machines he i» atored away until the next holi with kidnaping! Gladyx Halt, fltal
Oviedo, Apopka, DeLand, Barber- third tints, and the fourth prise
not objecting to their location day season, in accordance with writer and Mira Rrueeh pereaaat '
villa Cr*scent City, Hasting* and i went I- the exh hit nf sweef an I
since thr atate
has
Icgalltcil instructhna from thr City Com- rtprstentetive, told detectives am *
fe b . Jk—
tk — W
Vf) I! Baa/ord.
Sanford.
WABHtNOTON, fa
^
t >r-*h potatoes.
nuasion.
,
their operation.
unidentified woman had warwad bag
—Tha controversy hatwas* gov- j At tha Sanford confaranr* there* With lha earepnon of the display
the tfcmd* player and bar ttold
Stale inspector* informed Chief
emmari* and prlvata powsrcom- w(jj j,e
contests at diamond ball, Jo f canned .and preserved fruits,
A f'er door panel* were kicked were in “great danger aad mato
Rrver**l of Judgmonc in fu r m i1 Snnrti fnend* of the family of I’rlice Roy G. Williams that
psuite shartd capital atunllea
public sneaking,harmonica p a y the eahibtt was repared iiy C, R. Crun o f .Seminole County whereby j learnt^ today of the death m a slot machines in five location* out, a bowl waa smashed end
be notified."
day wk h the new housing pro ing, fiddling, quartet singing and Dawenn. County agtV's xaaisted Josephine
basin alolrn tha City hat locked
r------L ... cCanady,
.-.j-------------------'
jtnmg negro —
hooptta
' • ! Venice yesterday, of
are wt.hln 300 feet of the Hal-]
The actreea, Joh„ Gilbert*! fourth
up
the
public
comfor*
station
at
gram.
sjrmg sands. Bvrwren 2AO and 300 hy a commute* from the SemincIn 1girl, was awarded S2,tQ0 damage* ' foeeplF. .Blackstonr, one o f threw valion Army hall and that surh
wife, and Susan Ann. their thd4
the
handshtll
at
tha
f
/
i
l
of
Park
Secretary b t o t
boys are expected to attend the County Chamber of Commerce with ; >» her euit * gainst the Atlantic brfate^ who apnrarr-l |n the ro- religious organisations had bern
were bequeathed the bulk ef
Avenue.
firing Ur permit the PWA to pro conference.
|A. G. Wagner as chairman.. Coast line Rafroad Company, has
monihs classed in tha capital as br
late actor'* 1280,000 estate.
ceed with tin mottle!pel power pen*
___________________________________ ________
-• been handed down by the State
Leltoy./Jonging io the church classifi
Jccta or “graeloain" enoejh to carry
Park
Superintendent
Jimta
cti i , ' y s i
e
’ , 'Suprema Court. O. A. DeCoiir*
cation. but that the sUl'e would
rodeo.
g tight egntnet them to tho Su- _ ( J
Moughton received 4h* thenk* -cl Q f l l C C r S E l e c t e d B y
,
----------------- neck was take no action in tha matter, the City Commission lest night*
Court speedily. The Aaao'*
** *
—
.fur
*
'
I
taul
today
he
"had
nothing
'saving
It
to
tha
municipality
broken during a rodeo m Fort
clo ed Get and Beetrie Company
over the Improvement! hs ha*
publication” when raked if fur Myers last week, bt|i he lived to decide.
chntlenged clalma It oi it the gor
made at Lakevlew and Evsrgrvcn
8ixiy-thr*e - member*
ther action would bo taken in th- •eventMaya -after the accident
ltd 000JMO
In arguing
_ _ fh af tha Salvation Cemeteries In the two weeks they
,
Methodist-Man*.
a
far
five
year*
C h P l f t taxea
which U “brothers repertetk waa Army I* not a church, Mr., Da- have-been under hia charge.
Declaring that the
Sanford „A q unuual large number ef
l. Vl
J ru .
----‘
aaLt ila
l ’ the Salvation
lest meeting elected th* t f t
flreftv-fnw
rnr< a of
steer-‘1|Dkttw.
coltto -Mid
that
*riding In U ta U
' aahwd tha hoard Rotary Club has contributed more viettorg waxurteW at th* luMhttok Tho Canady g rl was ttruck hy bh«
Army Corpa In Winter Park I Th# weather: Generally fair officer* t Presidew, M. R.
S g ic
than 12,000 ta caah, not including which waa htld u> tho kfayfair an A. T,. C. Incomqttwt while wn'k- thrown,
tlaii.
C.
j 1
eight years cf professional semea Motel, ^kmong them wera: V. K. Ing <n tho railroad tracks at the l Tho Uy will be sent to Andrews, carried to the Supreme Court , tonight and Wednesday slightly land, Jr^j vie* pru idenr. I . W . .
Tha poarar qneatlon wax
by motrlbor phynciana and dentists. Metre and Victor Neoooc of Au Firm Street intersection on Oct. Texas.tom* of hie parents, for a case wherein It sought a warmer in wwm central portion Waraj secratary, O. X. Gaft, 'k 'j
pushed U the fore ta the Senate to welfare work in Seminole Conn- Sable Forks. V. V* Clyde Ntddo, 14, 1933. She broughi sun for bwnal. to waa 28 yean of agv.
share of aa aatato that was to tonight, , Wednesday
cloudy, rule waa adopted that no
where It
it ww.eafa*
wna rifed to take
taka *p
np .'he ty, the Rev. Martin Bransn, who ef Bloomington, 111., John J. Rose 1100,000, Rut tha jury brought in
L- . „ __________
bo divided equally among tho g ,|htly warmer in east portion can r a m more than tie
MU aathaMataw
authpHalag a |
HJOO,
Nerrta hiU
I^ »c who wan tha principal speaker at cf Patchogao N. Y-, O. B. Kooncs
churches, and loat a* ir was Moderate to froah aouth and south- and cannot
rami Altctri
hlectrtS Ihjatr
10-jwar rural
office,
held not to be a church.
l f aallaeeO Oe T e a * T kreel
tha
Eater
j
hmehaen'
today,
called
of
Buotie,
Lave
retie,
J.
Simpson
fVcaUost tmegiwm.
Coaftreoa foe
tmegenm, Cwaftma
fo
E. F HomhoUsr addraaaad l
1939, and Judgment waa owe red.
of
Cemstso,
N,
T
,
Judge
J.
C.
•oeaura
ta
the
fa«
tt
W
Rotary
tata and B
Hatue f * n « » ■
the Senate
group on Gw doty of
en Feb. 0, 1990.
___!
—
aa 31*t huthday on Koonce cf Euua, Walter Bngga of
to tweet *eftry ia reconcile
■- ■ i ■■
1 Fifty Iembers of farm bureaus
|th*ir church, and Arthur
Kalaraaaco,
M a i, Jt**s H.
dtfft wee ow tha MO million dot' presented a group o f bay
b
Tha
'fin*
Rotary
Chib
was
orTeagua of Laurens, S, C., 8. B.
I copserraUaa and uhakl
1® ip t n
in aa tatomnng skit T h r
ta Chicago in 1900, dm Ntweon of Buffalo, N. Y-, W. E.
farm
91 hova nf raom age ta tha I
Rev. Brain explained The firm «a- Dawson of Chicago, OL, John U
acta Cowy, guided by W. A. Lof''High spot* of tho world at, Soviet building sntsrprioee, th* tat Church and Mr- Braana <
Walter Morgan today announced flor *1 Those A Company who
of Rotary,
Bumtn of Orlando, and C. T.
m a r it o e n e w s
of 10 dob*, waa formed ta Parker aad D. L. OaefeQ of San as candidacy for the office of welcome Ih* group at tha Mayfair •eon In the raven month*’ travel” ! trowds of people ra their way to theOtdh to organise a troop 1
•nd from work-*o that oaa goto competent lo a d o n l? , A i
Clerk of Cottna far Scminoli
1910, wad tha firm Rotary lamr- ford.
ill bo tho subject cf aa address a definite imprtuion of tho
I
Hotel etre funehoo, woo Mrvod.
a* of (krso waa t|
Ctumy,
wactag
that
If
ejected
h*
aettawal
appeared
ta
1910*
It
waa
to
be
delivered
at
1:44
’oclock
Frem the Etol ed Central FVitiTha m e r e *r* on a tour o f tha
going on ta
Mr. B raw a’a
life n
"vtal
ftathfaUy
perform
the
duties
aot
until
1920
that
the
flaatord
.tomorrow
evening
ia
tho
First
da a* Banferd.
Sanford by bu*
citiaa.
Congrsgitlonal Church by Dr. D.
Rotary Club grew out of a local
potrtaimag to. the office and will
In nddllton, there . era
whore their cpocial
Brewer Eddy, world Jraveler. D.
operate a ta' the matt economnal
graup known aa the “TblnMn
perked for the Brewer Eddy and hi*.brother, Dr. view* from the day* »P*nt ta the
manner poooiUe."
|
CtwtaP
country, on lha big oaUwtiva
Dorothy Bruce Bouldon
|Dddy, have Just rt- f*rinsV on tho model corrective
Mr. Morgan came to Hanford ta
The welfare work acaampltahad
ta hi ch^e o f tho
are rags--------,Tl i T
turaod
from
a
vUk
to
England,
by iba local data limed by the Rot.
1904 aad waa teuweted with Dr.
prison* at BoUhovo, view, taken
Grtoce, Italy, Egypt, India, Bur In tho highest murk of appeal*,
mclwdoa: 0170 derated for
L.
B.
Phdlipa
ta
the
drug
buaJ-!
U function-
Called Example
O f ^Terrorism*
Chief-O f-Staff Ought
To Be Impeached,
Democrat Declares
By Two Justices - 1
Under Ruling Chain
Stores WiU Pay 1 * * fl
In Higher Brackets •'
Future Fanner Of Seminole County ,Krr*
Seminole County Won Eight Prizes
Wins State Prize!At Orlando Fair
pJ ,"u*,,on*h h
First Award Won By 6n e First, Five Sec
ond, One Third And
J o h n Jones, Jr.,
One Fourth Awards °'h*r ,un‘u;°
A t District M e e t
City W on’t Order
The Removal Now
Of Slot Machines
*’»“ • w-
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Salvation Army Hall
I Not. A Church,
Attorney Declare*
.l& j& srx stez
Kidnaping Threat
Brings Police To
Home O f Actresd
V
Controversy Over
Power Companies
Claims Attention
High Court Reverses Brolfen Neck Fatal
Verdict Of Damages To todeo Performer
Granted Negro Girl Klnwn In Sanford
j
Rotary Club s Extensive Welfare W6rkiw* 'T n,7
Recounted On 31st Anniversary Today
?• «irt-
h<
Methodist Men’s Club
‘h
ts fts s s s A T M ;
,^ T
*rn ^
YIlV Celery Fields
......
„„*w Cngand
M organ I Candidate ^ NewVork
and N
For Clerk O f Courts Z X X i s f E
High Spots Of Ih e World To Be Told
About By Lecturer Wednesday Evening
K
Town Clock A**in
Tell* The Time On
All Ita Four Faces
A. lrachoa over « . period ai
year*. |T> far tha High HcJtool
0190 oaa year i» tha
which art ra t ftr Rbwu S yeara, out ha* *
ing cgalh.
ding havt boon web tha lfcKeeson-Giwverguaraxfacd to
bton made,- aad the correct Hiswart Dreg Company of Jacktime la again rfvM on OH four oonedlo, far tha yam 98 year*. Ha
fats* ef the Mg time plot* a has *tv n hold 0 public office.
the tslaraoctlaa *f Fork At*- ' Mr. Morgan i* a graduate cf the
Tha poifie ecboota of ManmsnUo, Va,
•ad cf the School ef Pharmacy hi
Baltimcre. He ta a lU*on. Shrim
Elk and hclrag* to tho Chamber
.Commerce.
LOCAL WEA1
ma, China*Maraharia Japan
and Hawaii. They brought hack
four resU of unconoorad films,
will be shown during
'TODAY
7JO iM .t Chets Club, Velde* .‘ho lecture.
Three of thoao reel* center on
TOMORROW
■rata. There are view* cf tho
reat cltlea, Uha Leningrad and
M.: Kiwanlo C
May- Iraraw, wHb their
thednla. park* a<
1 1 If.: Medic*! Datochmaat culture, and marvelously selected
? I, Q , Amogr.
m sjM S iG
U
the marriage bureaus, cltalca,
and finally the marvel**#
iart baling
•trmtion of youth, marshal!
120,000 youag athleUea,
women, through th* Rad Squsro,
a* viewed by tha Eddy party,
The fourth reel show* th* re
ception of Ramaay MacHerald, a*
10 Dematag Strata, th*
party given far tha group by Lord
and Lady Altar at
tcon toasc t o
4iV
stowH
i
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FRIDAY*
Race To Be Colonel McMullen
ed Attraction Fqund Guilty B
Track Tonight
dy Oate*. iranfy greyhound
W E R T - T h e -J
Improvements
WASHINGTON, Fab. 21^-WJ—
An Ariyiy "twin of honor” ha.
sight f o n d Ool Joseph I. Mc
Mahan, legal bdriaar to th# A uM BM Secretary of War for IB y«*n{
gudcy o f diahonorablo conduct and
ainiancod him to damote.n, tq par-
lot (ho four
jdcral CSoremitJent,
S tate A<p>d C ities
TO: fi« it P. I m l i n r *n4 Ann U.
Knamlaaoc, hi* wlfa, I l l * North
ham. Alabama.
I
TOC AND EACH O T YOU ar*
hrrtbr n r h o t ana r»*o lr#S ta a»- .
. . . r •< AUDI »th, A. D. t i l l . la I
■ha bill af complaint CJ**I o ra l* * .
- m in tb> abnv# entitled c m **. '
h i l T h * Hanford KaraM~ la bara- |
»Y dralvnalad aa tba aaaaN N r N ;
ah lrb .in l* nrd#r ahall fa published i
I
cpcnficatiou
STANLEY-KOGKRS HARDW ARE; CO*
Palimon.ititkata from Washington
^
;.« ’v;r,rin,.ci.ter
In, »<#,*#. iii.m.i# j», p*nhnr»i, W89.70,
M Ol.TtJtK (I) . wih«a * . « -
lo t ror#
** ***» ••
from Joaeph Sitrerman,
Near T u rk deoUr i„ "old
Jr,
in ,T l,r mil*, firm
west side. Bom 8 1
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DAVE’S DEPT. S*ar*7
‘ dally double:
Mi«s Hoy.
frlrorm an's
companies,
purBICAN UfCTATOII I I I. Ulna - a " , . a .
^
^
^ ,
for tale. Son Davy Boo!
laptain biiolnl, k e b n h Oo u h
" tnormr.ua tyuamniea of •IAVE Tour- WATCH repaired for* Mar. 1.
by an* Mho really tnowa bow
(JUNK►rr i l l . lira*# warrior, sorplna Arm y gboda, waro then
U n ite d L u m b
Seasoned and Unfinishe
I ..... .
I . . I hail
/A W rabl. changes m ihe.r drlgg*. J * « * l- r, 4 * g . A»a.
d ubir
Ml** llarrlavlll*. w ar department dCnirarta.
(Nr/* P lill’ t! in . Kin# llorMcMullen teas accused of having iRT TIIPSK large .tsm pid guar, rw a / hirh iiip i i i . mb*
, " . .
. ■
an rtd ry g . at R,1 y’a. J. Ih
« r r t HNUW i l l , Armxl l«adr, .^cTongfully, dahort ratr jr and to
'■vi'on.
a tAoe.
- th* diserodlt of the milttory «*r»trlb rare, (ulurllv: XI To**,’
............ i .1 .
.
. I’ i .e i h i k i d . rittn K T d m - * V
IB* t*«*t* as a 'IIK R HV^NT In northern fam ily
a. caretaker, f ir modern homo,
ll i d . I'HATtl. M ATTKiir it ) , gift from flilvtrman whila negn.'edr town. K -fcrenei. r-qu're-l.
!i*i* ii 1..n.1, itran.
<k,‘' D,M*tliliona. . wero still. pending
r .
• in which
o im r’ llos UK. c .r r Herald.
|b rare, nuarter roll#: Yfnwe bid |d r e « was sought.
Wloai. INViDlirtm i l l n«/Mr , Tho coun-mariial, prtsided over
not.'. l*»i. o H R N iir It ).
u „ . ___I t _________________1.
BYinii* I I I. Another Chance.
" f •*•*-<1*11. Upon Hirme, Jr., *—Loat and Pound
Ih rare, a -1« mile: Plants chief of field artilttry, and com-
L u n b c, BulMln* Mltdrial—
“Lumber Mcamurod By Th* Gol
att. md French
i
'
K T iV h . : ; rh|l,V; J ;.“ „ " / ' • £ PO**J ot >0 o *h r general, and col- ON E J E R S E Y row .tr a y .d
t*
• 11. J I' k t a i i ' k i t l) . TU P P T onaU wearing hill uniform and
Howard Dairy. Ownrr may hare
—S awerda, Bound McMullen "guiliy" iy paying for ad.
n th ear#.
fhitirivvr
rtA T J
.
.
.
V A rtlllO il I I I Verna. »C*rti •*f*r *00r <Uja of mnm ony and
H uN 1)1 Sum of money. Owner
■ann c.sain* iTower. Im iw J mora than three hour*' delihero■tawr-K ID , ntririew* ||VU>
,v - . , , 1, . , . ,
may bar aame byr IdtnfUfylng
IA7.ni. II ) T im . Tall.
“ .
on ,h# • ' ’ "* * * '•*
"i a - '..1# miu- Tu«Bt4*t * H i w a i 0«ni«rtca<i ro b« da- ■nd paying for Ihla ad. Mrs. K , H.
Pla»h r**t, s fin itT r n l r w motod t*> th* btmom of iha hit M.'lntrye, S. Sanford Are.
I T ^ m . l ' r ' " ill.
r
'reedeenua)
_
° t colonel., forf.it ftliO per month
pay for ism year*, snd be repri
manded by Secretary of W ar Dern.
Rebuilding and Servicing oa git
of 1 ,
New A Factory—Rebuilt ;Typ«wrRer»—BMW
All Worii Guaranteed.
1 ^
—Automobiles.
1
'OR HAI.h: two ton Dodge due
truck with four wk**l trail. 1
ANN 1101*1? «1) **'
Ninth rirw. . - I I mil* llO ftV frK Jloatd btxiifa. Easy (arms. 1981
hivrultt Dual truck fla t body
ll)» hi in* hlrluhir, uffli'eg Mjip
•
f 1), Mnrlln liar# and cab. Real and Sons, uiod c*i
Id. Mftaknl1 K*4ry. |IAM«Y l*l*-WA Ii atari. 301 W. P in t Si.
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U P R IO H T piano. l t d
(on ib lr for cash, flood cond
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l—nmimr tVffhnnl llnard.
'OR R E N T : unfoml.htd
room>
8-1 p *r month. 101 W. 8th.
FOR THE utmoat In Laamnow*r
vituo—buy Dlu* Oraaa, Bln/
* »'*
'.lbb«n or Cyclan*. Slunloy-Rogors"H ardw ire Co,'
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FOB SALE: two ton Dodg* dual
> truck with four w h'.l tiaflrr.
Hoard bodlt*. Ka*y T/rm *.
lb**rnl*t Dual truck
1031
(1st body
■ad cab. g ** l and ’ Son#, usod
car d*aU r*. SOI W, F I rat 8t.
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r!*pa y»ar.
,A ram of 187,4(10 was thi
■mount o f licsiiu , nvmrr turrv-d
‘n by 887 companUa la the rush
maqiha ihla f l . ’al yrjr a( aga nwt
187,100 from 318 companies durIh f'k almRar period of (bo pr*>
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°t» ■ eafe m bb*ry caao in'D uT it
eouaty,
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Tho aafo of tha C C C camp o f.
fte*a at Eastpon was take- Into
ha wood* loma um* Wednesday
night broken into an t approxima 1* .
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LEE
If you need flower* for
the table or for a skk
friend—we have a good
assortment to ' choose
from.
Mivd Bouquets a fpn#
dally. Prices' reaaon-
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They tail I w ic r ^ K c tp llwir |»*i l**k»—afrd, giro hottar
protection by Uaghing ot th* can, wind, and rain,
V ,
ugbi'a «ntr»*o and arlacttons, .tm ig h t again*. hrm, all centered
tbo Utter capitalised as to Bpon tll# eharga ihat i„ 1884 he a*, Which should finish m iha
t r i ? railroad and
,
Diamonds And Wfr
Una Watch And Jewftf]
Dtamotad Mounting1Aad
i
ifi
PIT T SB U R G H PA IN
PRODU
MIRRORS RESILVERED—PIi
PLATE OLASS—WINDOW OL
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PAINTB—ENAMELS—VARNISHES
S N O t t ’g P A I N l
AND
GLAtttt
Shouldtr Wh’oU
RACK|fB0NB Ih.
Real Park *
ROAST lb.
N ka Pa. U r* W .tght
HEN» lb.
lUri S 7 L" U tT Weight
FRYERS lb. ........
j BACON Ik. 33c to
�r
~ ~ ' i - ____
mmsm
Sanford k The Owtf Centra] ;
Florida City Affording Rail, Hlffcwr
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPSKDCNT DAILY NEWSPAPER
S A N F O R D , FLORIDA* SA T UR D A Y . FEBRU A R Y 22, 1936
Talm adge And M ay
Be C om m ander
( t a t e Officers
J|n Open B reak
G eorgia C om ptroller
<» A nd T re a s u re r Ytefune To S ig n W ar
r a n t F ro m G overnor
D istrict M eet Young V o te rs
Of Legion Will Told They Can
NUMBER
Established In 1968
Fletcher A sksjState W itn e s f
A ppropriation In Hauptm ann
W ASHINGTON A S HOM E LOVER
Decide R e s u lt
For Ship C analjT rial S o u g h t
B usiness C onference ‘W in n in g Punch* W ill
S u n d ay A fternoon,
Be G iven By T hem ,
C oncerts By B ands
J im F arley T ells
T om orrow M orning
G roup In M issouri
Proposed A m endm ent Q uestions W ould Be
A sked O f L ogger
To Supply B i l l ;
By G overnor A nd
V an d en b erg W i l l
S
t ate P ro secu to r
O p p o s e M easure
.America,, t-efion men from
JEFFERSO N CITY. Mo.. F-b.
WASHINGTON, Feb 3 2 —(API
every city and town in North
A nnricin -ciuth
will
- Amcndmcn of the war de
and .Central Florida are eipeel supply th i "«fiiiniru punch" In
pnrlmen- aunplv hip by Inaar'ing
ed to bafin eo more on Sanford ■hi re-election of president Roo*ia $'.’0 000,000 item for the FlnrVali,
Postm
aster
O
n
e
ra
l
Jam
es
thia afternoon for the
e n fe rid* «hip canal, r*aaam*nuoililY
A ny O rder O f O uster
and three o 'h er project*. **• P e rju ry
every city and town in North A,-Farley told the M »*ouri Young
In d ictm e n ts
Datnocrale’ e la ti convention today.
propoaeal
Friday
hv Senator
and C en'ral Florida are expect Fqfley coil trailed Ih- condition,
W ill Be D e f i e d ,
Discussed
B y Liw*
Flelrher. (I*. FT*.I. He *aid h*
ed to basin to move on Sanford of Mar. 4, 1933. with th* prvaent,
C om ptroller S a y s
preaen ed the amendment and 1*1
y
ers
On
E
ac
h Side
thta
a
f
amooon
for
th
r
ronferend th en nak d: "la not thU th i
Qulmby M«hmv eaodtdats for
waa referred Co the Senate *Ptncea toplsht and Sunday of 'he an*w*r to the problem of whether!
national
commander
o
f
the
Amer
pm nriatinni rom m l''ee
t A T I-A N T A . F e b . 2 2 . —
TRENTON.
F e b . 22. —
ican Legion, la editor of the Fourth D istrict. It la to he the Prcaid n t R n» vclt'a poll.- ** ham
The llnuae appropriation com (A P I — A d e tc c tlv u
i rum
G o v e rn o r E u g e n e T a lm a d e e G riffin, Gs., Daily N ew i. He final conference before the ,ta 'e bo n
fro
m
wor.bwhde?
We
have
mittee
til
-allowed
i
he
$?-1,000,000
i th*- nffict*
of
ProMCO
M k h m e m b e rs o f h la o ffle la l will deliver an address to Le- coneentlon to be held in Sara- travel-, d a g e n t *»y. t)ur ad v tr-|
The aupply bin, however. *p
A n lh o n v M. H a u c k ,
c jW n e t a p p e a r t o b e o n th e gionnalno of the F ourth Dis- eote. Between 300 end too Le* s a r in .-anrmt d ny the fact."
proved hy the Houae without thia H u n tr r d o n c o u n ty .
The
ROUfht
b r i n k o f a n o p e n b r e a k . T h e trict at their conference in the jlctinarlrea are expected
item,
now
I*
before
the
Sepal*
Defrndv Administration
M illartl W h itrd to d iy r to J * k
/{O Y frnr*. w h o I* •ttD W W P * M ayfair Hotel Sunday afternoon. women'* Auxiliary will *)«» hold
appropria'ion* committee,
t‘a F ourth Diatrict conference
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22. lAV- IK*
I the* S o u rla n d 'a lo g g e rr If h*
to a d m ln la te r At h e
s t a t e ’s
fo il-tru e 'ion of the five pro]- j w o u ld a u b m it v o lu n th rU y JB>
here
a
t
tha
tam
e
time.
d
a
tin
g
th
a
t
the
u
ir
of
goe.-rn*
f i n m c M w lth o o l a id o f th e
ee * was begun yrilh work relief •itio atio n in g a b o u t t h * ito T f
Tha Hotel Mayfair it to be ment cn dit to bolater induitry w*«
a t a t e te ffla la tu re , w tin ta
to
(fund*
' ho to ld a t B r u n o
H « u n theadquar’tr* . and all conreienrea 7one «f the wlic it pedicle*" in
V traw iw»n#v f r o m t h e "U *e
’Secretary Icke* ha* adviced Sen | mann's F'emlnglon trial. WhH*u
treasury with which to pay **1aril' bo held there. A brief ae»- rreent y iara. J.m c i A. Farley,
ator
Flo
rher
that
the
gening
I wa- nn» of two wRo****a
ariaa. But tha i U ' i comptrol'ir
lion la scheduled foe 'hi* eaen- till Milan of the tlcmorrallc Na
iral -urvey ha* no! gtudierj ape- ’ placed Hauptmann In tha
and tha stata traaaurar rtfuicd
Inf. but the mam conference* iler.*] Committee, in an addict*
eirirallv the pn*aibte effect* of ity nf the IJndbcrgh home
here last night, *»hi-d “lug buaiJ#*t night to eountaralgn tha
ar* to be held tomorrow.
First in peace, first in war* George Washington alao waa first the F''oritla -hip canal an the 1 Hopewell a few days hefor* th»'governor's w arrant. Threat* of
. Tha legionnaire* are going t'o niaa” In "plea** don't pull down at home Thi’* in'im a r family picture showing the fira t President
•tate'a ground w ater.
tha houae which ahcliered you."
I Lindbergh baby wo# khlnapad • •
Ouatat proceeding* against tha
play tonight. There will ha a din
He tarm ed the Amry can Liberty with hit* wifi-, im from an engraving made in 1Hf»7 |»y 11. 11. Hill.
In a m a r r to Fletcher** Inquiry I Mar. 1. 1931
re a a ld tk n t official* were made
n er at the Mayfair at 7 o'clock, League the "cry baby brother" of
for an Interpretation of a letter
(Aaacn lah d
Phidol
Hauck -aid h# had inatrwMd
k Governor Talmadga. Th«*a M elton Is C a n d id ate and then about 10 oelock, at the
the R< publican Nat nnal Committee
from one of Irk**’ aaali'anta William Riltenhouae. hla b»Vt*ip w r promptly denied by tha
conclusion of a brief buiinese aa he *poke at a Democratic rally, j
F o r N ational Com seeilrfB, they are going to Park'*
which wa* regarded In *ome qu«r- tig atar. to try to locate WhUad.
, gomntrol'ar.
* i* the firat time wlthi-i
trra a- giving a n opinion th* "If Whited wilt not subm it vol
William B. H arriton la ■'»!*
m an d e r O f V e t s Placa where lh *rt will be danc my“Th
rnrni try at le n t," Farley raid,
WRVrrway might harm th* waUr untarily, h* will not be picked
aaa*ptiell*r an d,he declared quite
ing and •n 'ertsin m rn t. No coeer 'whin an adm lniitration baa bam
aupply, Icke* wrote the aniwer. up except upon a signed
em pha' kelly th at ha would dafy
Qulmby M«llon of
Griffin, charge* will be aaked of t.eglon railed i p to drl'-nd itaalf for
“ It Is entirely true that tha plaint," Hauck said.
an order from Govarnor Tal* Ga„ editor of *h# G riffin Dally m*n or women wearing conven rrMoring prnapertiy anil putt n.T
•urvey ha* nnt *pcclfkally atated
The proeecutor said th*
paid#* to put S ta te Traaaurar Near*, pact national commender tion badge*.
monry in the pocket* of th* pejthe particular qu*itlnn of th* etnn to quHiton Whlt*d, who area
George B. Hamilton out of o f of tha American Legion and put
Sunday‘a program cal]* for a pie."
poaalhle affect* u(>On ground wa on* of the st*l*’» chief wH*
flea. It waa atatad th at tueh da. forw ard by the South a* thlt 40.and R promenade a t 10 a . M,.
A ik in g
"would the
rrnnom ic
ller cnmlition* of the Iran- Flnr- nesses, w ti msd* by Governor
fiance mould mean m artial law, section'* candidate for national concert* by th* Orlm do Legion [ aitualion improvo If thr governWAMIINGTOX, Feb. 22e--LV>
rontrovaray over the
com- da canal. It is equally true, of Harold
G.
Hoffm an.
SbaoH
a eon'lngency foraaern for montha commander next yaar. wl'I *d baml and by th* Dayton*
Beach mi*nt gut out of bualnrasT^* r a r - ,
.
_____
Mnri>vi*rsrry of Geoigt- j i*ing attem pt first anm* when cour**, that detailed atudle* of Whited submit voluntarily, , k*
by obaarrtra hare of tha widen d n i i the Fourth D latriat eon- ^ nJ ° r _dnjm and bugle corp* at
N ew 1 the geology of the stale and of will be taken to a plaao U bo
’
ci
h Waahu
birth was obarrw*) Itrpreniaiiva J4d| HU* m,
ing break between the foeernor fere nee of the American Le 11:30 A. M., Joint luncheon of ih*
"The prim ary thing to re mem- r
today with tntieh of the Nation York legia ator-hutonan. laid h e 1 the relation of the ground wa- named by the Governor M d
pnd hie cabinet.
Legion,
A
uxl'lsry
and
mrmher*
ber
la
th
a
t
it
la
abaolutely
im„
.
.
.
gion and Auxiliary Sunday -aft
vyaing Walter Johnson’*
The deadlock developed yester ernoon in tha Hotal
hn,,on * •attempt
u *n,"t did not halter* the "m yth" and bet j ter* to th* geology throughout questioned hy th* O e o p w r , . k
Mayfair. of Laglon famine* at U f30 P. p o i.ib l. fur Undo Ham to get o.u to emulate the J "first
President'- '.’It to 1 Johnaon could not do it.| the atate, cannot fall to giv* a Ih# pr*»»nc* of Hauch BMd- Cf
day whan Comptroller HarrUoa H* la ichadulcd la. apeak I
kL, knrf Laglon business aeialon of builntsa to r some tim e to come.
got-1 broad perspective on th* whole L'oyd Father, chlaf dcfvoa# qmM*
th i s
Rcconatructlon l*B3nd*ry Teat
ihrowtng a lie relied on old Bnt
Ham ilton refused dla’al v a f a r th* dinner a t 12:30 at 1*30 P. M., 'o ron’lnus* until Through
said prob'em which afford* a iound tal. Hauck »ak|.
*
M ‘I M
T a lm a d fe . war* tf x * a * h * .v ^a iu v a . f n i l , , ,
^ b i aaa baa haan oraiuae'sd, Finanes Corporation JiteraJly hit- adtBr 4 1 »r j x r c n th* Rappu i-rnmeni map* which
bail* fa g . at least cwrtain l i t
tn
-how
iha
n
v
e
r
waa
around
liana
of
tlollan
belonging
tjihatim
xfc.
. hraw IlSP.TOt hi
-AH
event*
ar*
to
b*
a*,
'he
May
WnTIa Mellon h la bean a leader
,Un«*pended au rp h u from Iha In L a t i n a ffair* , a number of fair Hotal, though torn* of th* Uncle Ham are now In ua» h-lp-(
Appropriate annu-rrairy ex- l ino feet Wide in Woihingmn'a eral conclusion* about th* af appadrvd to lj*
altera- atatemenfa Whitod axodo ’to . ^
A p p a r f for O aorgtt •leemoey- year*, b* cam* Into
ng
the
hanki,
railroad-,
insurance;
cm
-ea w- ro planned throughout nme, Obviously, D oom said, no fect* of any proposed
vixPtng
Leewntiaira*
have
mad*
national
\ lion of n itu ral rondltioni.
police. Colonel
H.
N *««g
jE r e Inal I attona.
ompan * ., mprtgagc . ram p an in . lh,
, n w .ahington. the one rout-! ihiMW that far.
prom Inane* laat fall when h* reservations
n w m ti tt n i at
me iha
th* Vald#x
Valtle* and.
a n d -1on’P*n
Contending that there waa
Schwarakupf, luperlntaiiMoq • f t
, T elm adft Immediately went In* aervad aa chairman of • commit- Monteiumn Hotal*. *
Thi- began a long diaput* over
building and lo.n c o m p .n l.. and St mit* a n t the Homo of Iti-|>WOO,000,000 saving at atak*.
th* N*w Jarxay aU ta poQMh
'to conference w ith hi* aid**, de to . named to InvaatigoU
thaj The co n f.ranee of the A m iri-'
rr*rni*uvT»- usually m rece— i n tin- width of ihe rtvar, it finally
atcir VamUnbarg
(R.
MIc1
said Whlt*d n rra r h a s b#*« guew
termined to oee hla aascutlva death* of World W ar vataraoa can Legion Auxiliary wvl he hvltl
nan] w ng down to 373 feetj
'• b“ r W«-h,ng.
"Th* moil obvloua fact about
power* ta am pend tha two con- In th* Labor Day hurricane that at the M ayfair at 3:00 P. M. with
In spite of it all, Bltaom wished launched a drive against fu r lloned bv pollco eloco lb* t«<M
ion'» farewell achlreos rrad. I’rr-i
ther appropriatlona for tha Flor- a t Flemlngtnn.
g iiu llo n al officers. Btfar*
ho sw ept lb* Florida Kaya. Ha and ih# following program aa arranged economic and fisril condition- In
“No on* would
dent Roo-vvrlt waa not here, lie John-on luck,
From * tillable so urea It wO*
,
, .
k1a ship n n a l, th*
Pasaamacan rrmoee T raaaurar - Hamilton hi* committee vlaltcd Iha ar*na by Me*. Betty MeClura of Apop th * country today it th at the
raiher
o
him
succeed
thaB
I,
.
left
rarly
to
apeak
at
Temple
u*a of givcrnm vnt cr, dit to hotpower p ro je n and three learned today th a t BoffgkM,
be m uit find a eutrety company of Ih* dlaaitar and conducted an ka, vie* pre*iJem:
he
saul,
*rnhng
Johtuon
a
ikJ,
■teh up fin iiK t and Induatry wa* University in I'hdado'phia.
olgU
other work-r*JI*{-financed under Hauck and Flabor lo st
willln* la underw rite a (200,000 Inquiry In Mland before which
Advancement of color*, Camp- one of the wlstat j-olicl*a under
Johnson, famed "big tram” of lar minted in 1790.
takings* until aach project I* *p discussed th* poo*Utility of per
band for hla succeeaor. W ith the tu rrivof* of tha hurricane, Na
beF-Loaaing Unit No. 83.
"After yam have w arm ed up proved hy Congreat.
taken In r*cen( years by tho baseball a a*, to try t) hrave a
jury Indictments
against two
proeepeet of m artial law aa the tional Guard officer*,
railroad Pledge to F ln r, led by Betty Me- fidcral govtrnm tnL"
silver dollar 373 feet from the and hum two strike* and thr** ' Already 114,800,000 ha* been slata w ft a c u ta who* a ld*atittw
a n t deeelopmaUt, eursty company official*, WPA
director*
and
d
u
ra
.
bank of tho firm Pre-ideru’* ; tuil - on the other fallow, use thi* paid out In atartlng
Ih* five war* not discussed.
yep resen‘at lee* w ere daetdedly other* war* lummoned.
farm near Fredericksburg, Va. dollar," the New Yorlder WTOtt. project*, Vandenberg said, wall
“Star Spangled Banner.”
cautious la dlacuaalllf U agrocA ' notional commander of Ih*
A «o dur ng th* day, ehrrry ire*-- “ I* Iwl n*ve ihe eagle in flight on mating that completion would coat
8uap*et Deo las
men*, to underw rite tha ’arpa Laglon ha* never cqgia from th* Invocation, by Mr*. George T urn
were planted at F rrdrnckaturg this do Inr may bring yota the luck about 1204,800,000 more.
e
r,
diatrict
chaplain.
SANTA
ANA, C alif., Fab.
aouthaoatarn (action of tha Ita
to iW « tie a "Cherry
Tree m illion throughout tho country
II* hoped to m uster support —A
slender,
mlld-i
th Tba alhutlon g rrw m i of Tal- ( lian and ■leading Legionnaire* In Preamble to Ltgton conatitnimn.
•o r a future policy prohibiting German carpenter, who
Memorial Boulevard" from the city {are wishing you,"
madga’a determination ta operate thia po rt of the country ba'lev* Add reel of welcome, Mr*. R. J.
to th* farm where the youthful
John-on wa- not tno optimistic. atartlng any such large scale v iry much Ilka Bruno
Holly, pre*idem of Campbel:Xiaargln wltbant a budget. Ha
haa* In Qulmby Maltog n
"There may tm too much w»*i j l,roJ*ct* w ithout
specific
^ambark ad an tha aipariracnt tn
Loaaing Unit No. U .
•P m ann." convicted slayer of
o f tho right caliber to fill
Lindbergh bsby, wo* questioned
axtm -oanatilatknal
■f rarnmea*- th a t Impor’tn l pool, Tho i
reantancv, give me a baseball, i
C ongren.
Itaapoo**, Mr*. Evalyn H unter, CITY N E W B B M E F B | ^ y . ' ^
Vandenberg opened an attack la st night hy po'lt* a rd federal
Jan . 1, wkaa tha I W
appro national convantion la to bo held
.
; ———
IM rrj. and member* o f th* though, and I'll ik» it,"
J u t president o f Jaakaonvtlle
a t authorities on report* h# had lapriation lapoad. Tha laat tagU- In CWyatand, and lb*
Judge. Ja*. G. Sharon spoke be- V.rgioia genera; a —embly aitemlJohnson wa* to ibo given ten on Ih* Florida ship cans'
Florida Unit.
la'u ra, amhroUad In a hitter *!oto convantion of tho Legion Introduction
for* th* Klwanl* Club of Cocoa
of
gixwm
■rial*.
, ’. t i n hearing# held bafor* th* Henal* form ation about Ilauptm anp gad
Commarc* Committee on a rti- Ih* Lindbergh cot*.
_______________________________
adjourned w ithout appro,- In Sarnaota In April will-bo naked Minuet*
of
fact
conference at Its noon luncheon Friday.
otullon ha <sH%)uc*d calling for
Th* man g a ts bis oaom as
apgfOfflaUaiiu maaaura, to ondorae. Mellon’*
trng
g an
«
Roll call of Unit*.
Investigation of its
engineer A lexander Christian W llttn, Ml
and Talmadga, hudgat-trimming,
Special muoic.
ing feasibility ami serviceability vears old. Hs adm itted, MMOh
ant-money m an, laid Oaorgia M a y o r Dum as Is Said R*poem o f department and diefrom a shipping standpoint.
log to Sharlff Logan JackOaa
would aparai*
down a une-etory from* dwtllim.'
irwt officer*.
.
Ila said the hearings had dem who qu«atlon*d bim la tousty
T o Be “D oing F in e ” Bemarka by tho ‘tnco-prccidont con- on M agnolo Avanu*. between
of (ho- hgU teU uo.
onstrated to
hi*
satisfaction Jail her*, that h r entered' Upi
Htcond and Third Stroals.
Thro* yaora* ago Talmadga
. t CWnCmoae a* IS * . ais>
“Th# Soajrar la doing flno."
there la “no economic Justifica United State*
Illegally
frags
iw apt ou
S u c h 'b ’ho repo i t today a* to
The m ercury took 1 sudden an I
tion" for th* 200-mils
canal Germany, but d*niad ha bod av
w |y daj
LYNN, M an-, Feh, 33*-A tWASHINGTON, Fab. 22.—W7 aernsa Northern Florida.
tho-. condition of M ayor T, L. D e af M an B u rn ed To unlookcd for dlvi Friday afle.-e r b*en in N*w J*ri*y.
A . Ndtlwml G uard
Dwto* whoa* condition a wi
noon, fr:m a htg), of 70 to a low " ndod by many t relative* and [ —Voting thiwn lopaidsly all atnendII* wa* booked by fi
Fletcher defended th* canal aa
m r ta hla
D
eath
In
Mims
H
om
e
ago qna_«*tfqm#ly critical. n« 1*
of 44 d e g rtts. Th# ckang’ In D 'etd a,' funeral servin'* for Mrs. menta lav* thoa* appmved by providing a 400 mile shorter pas- F ranklin Daria of tho U.
to cowfraolad w ith tha
in f action
an • 4rfo«U
weather was accompanied hy a Str|^a I’el.ey Kvane, wifa o f , Administration le a d f a , tho_House j ta g s from tha e n a ltm coast_Jo Immigration Inspection Barvjao,
of ramoviag conatltutloua) offi aaOoriag .frtm
M M 8 . Fob. 22-—A deeper- trace of rain*
dare loped two waoka ago
Fro0k-D*ana of la k e Mary, Fla., lato r - ’- ’- '- r p i- — 1 ' th* New Gulf points, u wall
aam U
offering
Investigation on auagbikM
cer*. wharaaa la tb a prartaoa
wvu m
U 0 IH4R | fhr
riS •*!vmg* an ortlficol m —
79th birthday. »h*
hi
—
1 and-Boston, were conducted from D ud’* 1800.000,000 AAA-Subit!- saf* pass*g# in hurrlesn*
hurrkalio w e*h-j o f riolotiny th*
Im m lgrglM T '?
*ltu*ll*w Iha Mgtrway affWard todgF.. bio
htlfpiB*
bconng
dene*
fo
n
t
day attar th# lid of a coup*
No further word boa been r - ih e j Church of the Red«*m*r tut* Bill by a 207 to 97 record er.
ocL
'll
,
1
com Roy
O. calved from th# Mtfb»M er-' (Mariddiat) of Bwompicotr ami the bailor.
ear fr il #n kU hood, brooking Mam yeacerday
ccmsttiulloos]
tri r ■
Potahla,
citrus
grower,
bio
I
if*.
for actionj.1b
o
'__
, Th« ■i.'Mstlma . ^
^ m.ralV " M i f
p ,n uI *“■;
waa Intarmi in Woodlawn
Te action rttu n tsd the m**»- M u rd e r Is Confessed M exican B andit* F r * : i
Fatthm, who (a slightly deaf, Hanford C ly Commlaalon h .^ it
Mayor Dwatae |a In Fontoldm E v.r«t,
of th* typo for width Ta'madg*
ur* to thn Hen*-*. Sine* that
lad
hi*
wife
safely
out
o
f
hi#|*o
*
l
a
i
adjustment
board
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Memorial Hospital, bat
he* heoww famous
and_______Laughton
Inciden
branch already has onococd an By E lectrical G eniiw ,A m erican M i n l m l l u t /;
ha bap . l e w d
U bM etradlly liImproved homing bom*, but dpi bed back rommlaalon Will m o-t In regular; lo w e rs from urn nom# of the
tally by
almost rieniicat bill, leaders ut
<
I'-ceased
in
th*
Routh
smotheml
Millao if a to- bho lost fhr* daya hs la M t U b to saWngo bio earphone. Ho -•salon Monday evening.
Mmaolf
LOR ANGELES, Feh. « . — CT)'
n
rasket. T he Rev. Mr. Waior- both l | usee predicted a prompt
tO>
recelvs
waa
unaware
bio
wife
had
earriod
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Tot
strong
enough
to
.
,Ientlol fkMMMMW tMdldat*.
cvu^l
preach#! thq funeral servnnn confersnr* adjuotm rat of differ — Fr«d 8 tattler, 28, o chauffeur,
A special boo o ff . th*
th# Florid*
vtottoro,
hla
physician
stated.
b
out
with
ber.
Maf* dau_ , B
w
, soloiw sang "Crossing th* ence* that would spood tfa* legis confeaatd lost night to poIlM that .
Motor Lid** mdoodod a tsitc'
wbBo
h r killed a boarding houao coo pi*
number o f y a a o to g m a t th* J
nnd “Brautiful IsU of lation to ih* Whit# Hoaso.
with a hammer, it rin g led t h o j w**
Municipal Lie this morning. Park- i
v." Rixtsrn ears mad#
parrot guarding their rantwy bos 1 "t*** °* *a iwtdieriaagd
Superintendent Jam es Houghton ih% trip k> tho cemmeryt
and arranged a time clock device; ranaom.
Ho
W
HAT’S
DOING
statad th a t from IQ or mare cat 1
Mrs. Evans was born in Lynn
to set th* room afire.
> Ho oo*d bo
Mfet
* day stop a t tha to*.
41 Joan ago, grmhioMd from tha
TODAT
R u tte r confessed he constructed troaiod and l e f t __
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*
4:00 P,
Notional Command thr* Ingenious “death by tbs d o th ” , G uadalajara where ba l i
scR-*U bar*, ami be Iungod to th*
Th* w*wthen General Ijr fair
O ffalol oogalaae of th o ,M can Legion under who** a asp leer
Of th* Radwmar. Mr. • r V. L W., Laglon Hut.
infernal machine, consisting of a 1Join his fatally,
tawgktli fatality record and* tha diatrict eoofirvneo o f tk* tonight aad Sunday, som-whii Ctkta i* iha founder of th*
:0O P. M.— Legion conference watch and an electric hecUr,
7:9
writ#
warmer BunMy, Ugbl frost in in
>>
which h* I«ft beneath th* bad an
Mayfair Hoctl.
Laglon 1* to ba he Mt
terior o f north portion tonight. Plymouth Company of
LOCAL W EATB Xn'^rVf,
which ha placed tho bodies.
Known
Uuuighoui
TOMORROW
“On ocooant o f nof baring any Extrtm * oorthw—t Florida: F tir,
Th* minat* hand of th* watch
10:00 A. M.— (O-ond-S piwmeantomobilo m
tn Sanford •lightly colder la extrem* «*-t ebuoma for h*r contribution* to
wo* to wired th at when It rsahod tea.
Commlttr* portion, froot to ooost tonight: tho wolfnro o f th* community, nail*. Mayfair Hottl.
In 1030, tba 0
r.s .
10:3o A. M<—Amoricaa Legion tho figure “ 10" oa tho dial. R
aa Public Safi
ro* to prv- 8undsy fair wttb rising Uni|>ers Mrs. Bran*' death wOTho sadly
turned
oa
th*
h
ctU
r.
Th*
boater
■sat elution*
tba mayor, ture.
Mayfair,
mu sod by many whom tho bene Auxiliary confersnaa,
In U rn . a*f flra to gaanliao-soaluil
chlaf af
11.-00 A. M—Coooana by O r
fited. Bhs belonged to rngOy clria
J. ■ Rot* Adorn*
y*mirtLy orgaotxaiion* down South *nd Mob lando Legion Band and Daytona new spapon under th* bodv
Please
bought th* W. W. C. Smith two- -------- -------------------_____
____ Beach Dram and Bug!* Carp*,
(n thef OW
Qoout*
NEGROES DIR IN CHAIR
story (ooidaw* a t tho northwest apd.lh* Bramah War A b a n in , * Mayfair.
£
RICHMOND, T A .
Minor: Of Farit A t o m - awl O f a. WaaMa disposition, Mr*. I 12:30 P. M —Legion lunoheon,
Shall end Jao Jackson,
Twelfth Street, Oa *oa*td*rat:<in
left 0 deep impraaoton address by Qulmby MoMm , M*y- “well murderers," djed la
tba
named
b*4ng
M^00.
Two
other
Aa
h*r labor* *f aralfbiw fair.
sUctrig chair a t Virginia
..) * . w»r* rveovdod Friday ofU tWill be
1:30 F. M^—Fourth District con Itcntlary yseterday Tboy
that • « O property In Flora! week aarriOd her which wCl Ura
etty by noon.
ference o f th* A m aricut Logwn, siocuted after four
a fter bar for tha
Sod
ruighto by J ..% Sara to I. M.
boon granted.
Executive Makes
* Removal Threats
Doubt Evidence
Of *2 Witnesses
\
T9
Legion Leader Is
To Speak Sunday
At Big Conference
m
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George Washington’s Feat
Of Tossing A Coin Across
Rappahannock To Be Tried
ifr.
r.r™i..u,n
1
m,
Rites For |New Farm Bill
Mrs. Evans Hold Passed By House;
In Lynn, Mass. Sent To Senate
Be Presented
AtLegion Meetiiq Jin Sanford Sunday
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Southern National 1
from the sale of timber
the United States except eae I n . the Northwest timber
belt,'eccordtev'to Joseph C. Kirthor, southern 'regional
fortster, who says that the Income from timber sales for
that period amounted to $197,000, This Was sot increase of
$$9,Wrt over a efmtlar’.ifwfed the year before.
Mr. Ktrcher stated that fnei
TONGW OOD
Forest S^ryke
stimulate timber sales bat waits for
lumbermen to lake timber odt for mid
plication* are received, forest off let*
and stands that should cut oat, snd'r
trees that are ready!for market. That
en out by private lumbermen under fe
The Ozark National Forest in Arm
Southern National 'Forests in earning
timber with receipts amounting to app
T h e O u ach ita F o r e st in A r k a n sa s 4 m ’ O k la h o m a
Wad
n e x t w ith tim b e r earn in ga o f I& 8.000.
,
‘
. R ev en u e fro m tim b er s a le s In o th e r 'ria tfo r iil W i l l i
in t h e S o u th w ere a s fo llo w s:
T h e O sceola N a tio n a l FO rest, ^ 2 3 ^ 1 j
c h a e N a tio n a l F o r e st * 2 .9 2 2 ; A p a la ch ico la , ‘|9 7 .w j ' O o a t a
$46.20, T h e se fbreata are In F lo rid a .
P iagah N a tio n a l F o r e st, $ 1 2 ,0 0 4 , N o rth Carotlria^Ten-
nesies
iPIsgah
N a tio n a l
F o r e st
* 7 . ^ 1 . ' G ^ fg fa lN b r b k
.C arolina-South C arolina.
C herokee N a tio n a l F o r e st, *8,519,
Cebrgia-^Terineso f n r e w orlBt
* ee-N orth C arolin a.
'•
D eS o to N a tio n a l F o r e st, $ 1 ,8 3 5 . M is s is s ip p i.
The National Forests with low eaj
•ales, Mr. Khrther said, are recently i
over lands with little or no marketable ttyl
The object of their purchase by the U. S.'l
la to restore their timber rtaourcea, T
land lice in the quick-growing pine M
pected to begiirvaming its way in a
t h e M osquito N uisance
Hope that unusually chilly weather of the last two
Months had killed many mosquito eggs and larvae, and re
duced this insect menace baa been somewhat shattered by
unusually heavy rains which have provided more breeding
?iM e to uadmtafid I* hew,
b y d e i Court m i be *o places, according to the Tampa Times.
"State and federal health offidMa are here for a con
m minded, . partisan • and
Mtbd aa to - Invalidate the ference with the -Hillsborough County Planning Board in
and then give Us approval an effort to-get spring mosquito work started befors.it is
too lats," Tha Thndp dedires. “A V tfA fund of $50,000
Beech Park,
* north of Alafla BlVgr an d 1
T
•Home owners likewise
» thii perennial potential peat_____ _________ ____ _
J littered with water-filled cans and bottles, dotted with stag
nant water hoist and covered with tall weeds can breed
t, and sustain-ea many insects aa hundreds of square feet
►of tbastllne marsh.
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5 - rgponUneoua oommOrrity cleanup and beuutlfkBtkm
J movements would hake pryctiedl resulti in reducing dlacom-
SANFORD T W fcN T Y Y E A R S AGO
. At a meeting o f the fit. Agno* Wfll **
Ou.jg-Monday afternoon at A t Maa«ta
homo « f Miss Martha Ton, p ls h i1P #*er,
were mode U r a cooked Ibid,soldi A M
10 bu held SUutday afternoon '« g w M
kho Pariah JOWsa. U b e e preaisnt Mre. B,
we rot Mrs. flriyhB 'Fox, M n .1 erooks,
AfcWe Bctn, Mrs. V . Mnta^ik.1 A * yrii
Visa firdmon, Visa For, and A s, ThooO |
»pv, Arthur Peek. Mis*
T *k*
Corns* waa a gutst 'of A* Ouild. .* u* m s
An attract Me Una of kata and 8 u « , B
trtaotdngs 'wag being .'shown ajt Mrs^B,
dar Batarday a t , the opcm'pg of
M R thinder drove to Oethe display o f Spring styles at AuJ.noM, A ■ Uaytown fa Ok hour
M ia mi mitee lest Friday.
A**r claim* the world's
P'&’E .
That Florida’* soli and ctlmate are SZniftMy
suited to Um growth of aaaiw oiu tmfWel trait*
b u long boon known, norortboioai a papaya troo
bearing SI fruit* for a total weight *f 1M IBs.
U belie red to bo something of a reeerd even la
this state e f agricultnral edrantageu The a i m
tree wo* grown by J. 3. Lhtdaey at Erergladee
N orrery near Fort Myers,
Cae of the moo* remarkable catches la H e
T rfE C O tf& W n J flO N C L A U tFIE D
By MARKefUUX
M ABK aUlrUV AN
By
rare manufacture of slectrtcky in
that neighborhood. A tail w»»
„
___
__
brought and h i* this r u n . that
an usee ’ in" 'be "pr^a^kt^Ij* • Supntni. Court ha* now.d.eidcampatgn,
I *d. «
TMW Mgally m ined red iw of '1rV “ « « **F* ln
.*»«
what 1* here mud will aadtrC>stoee lb* dam was built to carry
ste a l Aar n. .he rtOm to be'clear ™
« k» to ^ u r e l nawganoe,
had u n ite , u m , oualiftcationa Congress has power to build 4.
hre attuned, le g a l Aactneea ia :Tk* '°« rt « * > fbrtbar ihat alma
MI peaeible in m. Inait.d a space. "*• ^ “g of tbe dam was a
And -mgU esaetnets might eon- **"* fw h eaerctae of power*
fuse the non-legal yeadtr.
y m . l b r Cbngteas. The Oomnruuon baa eeeeral **ow a Oat A . federal gorer*.
pans. The part bare dealt with
hao power -a». hdll eteeWiUy
A s fedetkl
Washington has t
aad the etatse b an
4 is president of the Portable
When the origWi
formed the U n to
HOU'
M
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P
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. M t e - (* r t t » ef S M to .Muler
Wednesday night bride end groom
V ' M ^ t M n t f | DsiK S bnnk, h4m s Q$ot< f i g o n in
>Vuw pcwwa. were: Mr. and M m ‘Jack end Jifi."
B
rodder. Thera I* growing in tn m
ia that fteununr, which u> , ordi
nary dmee 1* token for granted.
Presumably, tk* mtsreet will pw
creaae with Amber decuuoea 10 be
ui union,
C*
federal
BRtfa who fool due .way wanM
Ilk* the court to Urnero , i$ie
dinaion of p o p m t ot they Would
like to take - away (Mm tho court
m authority le .peea upon m
110m a n tin g out of the ufrieisn
of powemj l.thiak ir.Je fair * nay
some wduH like to .browbeat A*
f
e
K
a
a
s
a
a
i
�■a’ Day M eet
ild A t School
M p u rn ed B y M any
'alendar
B a p tist A la th e an a
H ave U v u l a r M eet
Personals
Mra, J . E. Page, Mrs. J . P.
P ia s ty , M m J a * r Oauieien, and
M m W. H. B arkey wars boate
esses a t tb s regular business and
vestal. m tsting a f tba A latbaan
Class o f t h o V M hspO al O b m b
b a rs ' Class o f tba joy presided arrar tha business
Church will b a m Mssloa.
ita a a and social1 DufIng tba social hour gams*
_ w
. ,
and contest* were entoyed undar
P. M. at tha home the. direction of M m ’S. C. DickI H an W ith Mrs. rsotl. Refreshments word tarred
i Vaughn, Mr*. C. ^
hoataaaaa.
/I i^f D.
n o v -— -v —
Tboaa preicnt srer*; Mr*. R. D.
m pam akar, Htwklnj
8 c ^ kw M a
Bchmabl at hostr . o . MaHwatbar, M m W.
I E. Batts, M m 0 . C. Gibbs. Mr*
a f the P iytbio A. B. Lot*joy, M m J . B. Ovtatt,
will giro a last urn ' H m W, H. (Hand, Mra. R. E.
I T .*
W omen’s
J * '*
0 . k Aronnn. » a _ g j
gnoota of M m P iaton 'o parents,
Mr. and M m John Sc hirani, Waal
Troth Strom
Hornes Johns tow, president af
tba Highland Parks MlBs tad tba
Johnston Maaufnetnrbw Oo, of
Charlotte. N. a has bean visiting
Mr. and M m Paul Bigger* of this
atty.
Mra. C. P. Lema're, who has
been visiting bar brother-in-law,
Frank Evans, In Labs Mary, Mft
this aftarnoon for bar borne m
East Boston, Mo m , ' ,
First rehearsal for Easter Can
ute wilfttoko ptooa at T ;M P. M.
-'ao-wimt j **
a ths E |i|gigal Parish House with
Dr. ond M m J . H. Taagua, Mr*.
B. (V M fM Jgt director.
.W tf g ^ .C b u n c il of the j E n te rta in s A t P a r ty M. F. Reed, and Mlaa Lucy ReH
of Laurona, 8 , C , and M m J. M.
B i t ' CVrietiaMthurcb will meet
__' Mra, Edward Kelsey entertained Simmons of MeuatvBlt. 8. C. tsars
«W .1:00 r . s R l tha ho
______________
___ _ Wrst
____ Nine- ,h* **«feav* and ofPcera of the
Mrs. Alice Overtin,
tewnth StfSo^ wUh Mra. Ovarlln Primary Department of the Firm
and ..M ra !,Qterr* Ewan as Bapt.it Sunday SchooTwith On Uh o str ti-v * A * lJ .
'formal party Monday evening at
T l ' o i i w a i .i u
fe*r W1™* on Twentieth Btroat.
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__
' Guests spent tha oeeniag ***^'*r
Annual"’ thddran a
program. ,
,
K daman mans and
About V mothers aucmled tha
Founders’ 1Day meeting of tha
East Sda [Primary P.-T. A. hald
Thursday aftemoon ai the school
auditorium with Mrs. R. L, Pack
presiding, tb a pop> s *.f ihe school
praaenebd ■ apeeiai program tA ob
servance of ^bshuigion’s Birth
day and,FVundars' Day.
Reports were h e a rd (m m stand
ing committed snd Mr*; D, B.
Brown wna apftm ’r,l historian to
fill tha 'unMpired term of Mra.
John Strmiton, .who la* morad
away from Sanford. Attemlanoa
prtso fttr thn day »,m •*> Mias
EhuAstb Adam*' class.
The following program was
gi'ant
Chorus, "Rad. \Vhire and Blue,"
; School.
1"Our Own -i Dear \Va. Kington,”
Tilt
Mra, Frank F.van*,
1 Shirley Jecdhai'i.
o f Lake Mary, Flo., and Lynn. Reading, "Our FUg." I*tii*y WalMoss., left a hot*, of friend* in
nee.
both the North and Sou'h whi Reading, “SJOtne 1'iy." C.rvtchcti
mourn bar un'.lmaly pa»*ing,
the g u ilt* la st night of Pr. and
Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mayfair. Pr
and Mrs. Teogoa will return h*re
tonight for n longer visit. Mi*.
Hied and Mlaa Reed will rerun i
in Tampa, and Mr*. Slmhvm* will
be Ihe guest of her daughter, Mr*.
N td Chittenden, a t St. Pstersbm g
for some time.
Land q u it.
Reading, “I'll Try," Robert Sjark
man.
Selection,
"Washington
Pay,"
School orchestra.
Robert Spark
Reading, “I
Johnson.
"The Best Birthday,” LeRoy (idb en and Kenneth Leffler.
Flag P n l', Second Grade
*
Play, "Our First F lag,” Th.r.l
Grade,
•
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Minuet, Sety.nd and Third Grades.
Song,
"America'* and
Flag
Salute, School,
The Founders' li iy Pay program consisted of ihe lighting of
11 blue candles on a y e llw birth
day cake by children of the school
in honor of form er presidents.
Those taking part were: Sydney
RoIsL'n, who ighted a candle for
Mrs. Ih C. Puflose, first presi
dent; P s irn a Abernathy, for Mrs.
R. C, Bower; ll-tth Brown, for
Lefflerj NtO Stnrnrt for her
mother, H m . I f . B. S i m i t )
James Michael, for U n . R. M.
(lO-rciutcin; Joyce Goodspccd, for
Mra. J. C. Muchell; Bobby Gut,
for R. M. W arren; Margaret
I angley for her mother, Mra. W.
T. Lang cy; and Dwight Peek for
h>» grandmother, Mra, R, L.
Peek.
CHICKEN SUPPER
Satarday night 9 P, M,
—-1
Feh. 2S
Congregational Church
i
Park and Third
Sydney Roliton and Patricia
Abernathy gave a P.-T. A. read
ing. They wore o'snim c, in blue
and yellow, the P.-T. A. color*.
A uto R ep airs
: A Price Yaa Caa Bs
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
W E R T -T he-JE W E L E R
• Diamonds And Watehaw
Fine Watch And Jewelry Repairing
Diamond Mounting And Engraving
-w lira s ;
m i
, *:*
a h »: t i i k
rh*Ha> a
lo w a rr
V tit *
A Great
A T THE CHURCHES
mtt't ,->uiiu.ty i t t u i i i f ,
t*t
».,%
tuiuiiio
n o li
tu
w V A g it .
iiiMia
In*
ul
m *»ii
.«»aa»sa.eJ
.
l'lu |» n rc |
i
t e s t l l w a i . a t M i l l U riK U -e * U l * ( t i l l
K i r i l l u l 8.HVW y v o r a
u l ir f o iiii*
lUwmidh IVs Uhi H.aib miu
•on. M i * Margaret
A* H * £
Darla, and
K o o C a ttly h C o U itr a a sp o n s o rs
^
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Un
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i>r*«*ni •(
»
C a p ta in a n t)
S ir a ,
u flc w r a In r t t a r s # .
H u n t ) a y M a r v le v a ^
I M.hired Nix,
Untie#
Collier.
r - 1" HIf p » . . n d H . k , Dr—w .
Jtw a lry
idffXlRED
DlARMMda Mounted
• i ’''■'HMgiRTiaM
AIcLaulln,
i'T lie Jew eler
ii*
F
H-
PLAN
1
Huntlny JVcHikiI. )• A. M,
Yotinir IVnpIw» I
O p a n -a tr
mi•*r«
In « .
Sleep on a Bouutyrent. Completely wlax every
nerve an t mnnclc. Awake refreshed I Sntnui
sleep hniltlit health. The Reality rest in
aclonco'i, greatest aid to the right
kind of Bleep.
off]
* I%
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M,
HailVAt 1*1n Hritlre, I *S <* M
T y wa d a y ; — Hu 14 1** r «
made by ’talavhoruag 7V-J. ^
A anhacriptlon bridge party for
r. *.
.
la hatt*fli of Stmlnolo Chapter
" ) r ’ w P n ® I)A T ,
Number Two Order
o f the
Tbd I W i n i Department o f Eastern Star was gleen Friday
tha VUagtadt Ctab w(B neat at evening by Mrs. B. • C. Moore,
1:00 P. M jm lha ek b bouas. Elec- ; Mrs. E. C. Harper and
Mr*,
bon. of. nfBagro had apodal pro- [ Charles Hews on at the home
gram, *A«. Afternoon of Kipling/* of M m Moon in Ptnetrant.
:
S con s wane collected by M m
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-----T. .C. Pltchford Who a w a rd e d
ilg h a lp f f lb c k a ,
M int'*,
W ’ W ‘ D r*“ o r-
S obscriptloB B rid g e
m .
G iven H ere F rid sy
»
atr*py
H M l C f i • f g u n U F i t o i t i i i u l M 'D i a l
l» u u U c la in v tla M S .
A
in r * I I n n ,
c u r d la I Ifiv t i n ! I*>n jin
to alt.
J
W
A tlalln. p s e tn r .
P u n iter Bchnot 10:00 A M
I'ra a c h ln g . T h u r» .U r t JO P. M
t i t i n i it o r c o n
H olly Aveniio unit t i l t h I tr o o t.
Itev J. C. I-Inlon. p o ste r.
Bundoy Behool 10:00 A M.
P roaeM ng 11:10 A. U an d t : l t
p. kL
Bomloolo r o u n y B ln aln g
Cnm-
Courier and Mrs. C. E. McKoo.
RefTTohmcnta wore aorvod by the
hoataaaao.
I
Those pretent wore: Mr. in f
Mrs. J. E. Conrtrr, Mr. and Mrs.
Milton King, Mr. and M m H, F.
tyn t, Mr. and Mm T. C. PttehV
ford, Mr.' and M m B. C Moo re,
kMra. LU1U BoDs McKee. Mm
vonlloa t ie r . B.
Illbl* ai» 0y T ueoitoy 1:J# P. "
P ra ro r
Mooting
T h a ro g a y
T il*
T h* B lnalng C onvA M ene w tn * •
eonLUctM on Iho ooeond flu n d ar
ovory m onth.
' ’" V a in o v a
M onday
WooS oml* B all. Oak AVi
■ C. Cowan, r u l e r .
Oaadar Beheot, 1:41 X M
U m. Johann, aanarlalei
Maratag WOrshln, UtSa
a v o o la i Warship, t:U
A oordU Invitation la
P ra a e h la g . I t 01 A. M.
Touag
PeopVa' Me,' In*.
P. M.
Preaching, 1:0# P. M.
I. SO
Prayor Meeting, Wedneedoy. T'Jt
r. m .
Own A G enuine Sim m ons
Henoao w. Forheo. minieter.
M k lo OshOol, 10:00 V M.
Morning worship, ii;oo.
The Lsmrs Boy per.
or*cTfrta*»w pl*’
Thln,< T *
Rvening worship. T:«.
wrSt™!0"
wi t h Je e u '?
n r'* • _“»Vhat_ Bhhll I Do
m r n r m aking. Wodoaut.y , r , «
MOLT CMOSS MFISOOPAL r H t n n i
H olv ro m m u n lo a , T :ta A. M.
n a r r h Behool. I IS A. M.
M o rn in g P ra y e r. | i :0e a . M.
V eaoera. l oe P. M.
T. F. O. Is, 4:14 P M f. ■
« a t s e a o'clo ck rhnly
voices Irons I t . L i h e’s C n th e-
“ Ml
DR. H EN RY
M cL A U U N
Takoi thla little bonk home with you—juat drop
a fe# nickota » day In It. At the end of th*
month; you hare your monthly payment. You have
no Idea what rcfrvahlng sleep Is like unt^l you
try th* Beautyreat1. Fitted out with 837 resilient
Innercoils that'w pond to your» alight**! move*
w gl
‘l ' a
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feel It will give you better sleep—take advantage
of this new and easy way of owning a Beautymt.
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JAaUOVtVILLE, F.b, *2r—
'After a atpea film 'h alf. Landon.
with Henry (Hank) Roblnjoa go
to* * • * (coring Cpree, polled
away from Sanford Uat aighc :o
TUglaai a 30 iq 21 rictory orir
d a (Mery Or* fire. Tkt gams
Was played la Om Laiufca gym.
LaRd^ held • edm M
adrancafe at the end of tha first
guanar but Coach Whnep -Ifcloaaaf charges finished the half
• a top at 14-10, ihanke to two
fMd goals Zdthry, sab for Robh— n. aank ln «a
the end of the ceeond quarter.
In the third period London’*
Ihdxneon made three btukaia in a
raw aa4 wuh Seotty Hendaruon
coturthtMinp rnto hhnaelf,
tha
Zioas went Into the last quarter
leading >0 to ID.
Tha fourth period was all Lanb was Landon'a second win of
tha t H f n over Sanford, the
lia n a haring staged n brdliam
r a lly » defeat the "Central Flori
da quintet four week* sr o in the
Cklery Oty.
The lineup*:
Sanford (I I)
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raur k l A w r a *
.‘tanfrrdOrlando
Krntitl
dub
grtyhmind rac* track last ngh'..
Th* ftitnru rvrnt of Un II race
pr:gram w*4 tb* hurdle rrhibKatlon which h-ld a Mr'crowd until
ntarly mlds!«ht.
Tonight bHnga another IIevent program starting U t i l l
o'clock. It will b* the 40th day of
tht W-d*y mart!nr which end*
Apr. 10, and official* ara antic 1*
pat'-ng (till, another aUabla crowd
lU O I M n i'D L pur k u k ii, » I m
r kuM Ssa,' fMAI.UU.
EUTARAiURl PU. vetkk law*. Css.
k illk t ii M* uuppltuu. Kurthur.i
Vi >—
XAC^U-.'
HAVE TOUR WATCH
p»t trial a n n i I* 'km
T^YTtTrrrvPr
repalr«4
Httond r»r*. quarter mil* (flrtl
by ont who raspy know* b«re
half itally double): lltarli ortkM, BHggt. deweler, )dag^ Ara.
Cousin . Jtnnl-a.
|| | (III L A IK II
ro«*IM If ). PADDY NKNOISY II) .
Q UICK r o r o .( * ) ,* Hold Effort. FREE RENT to northern family
I Inver I ...I, MMnlahl Mar.
'
aa caretaker* for modem home.
pr.l l i t a a * W resr k » i l i f t .
• r xirtr qwalHy »l l l - t l . l k
Tt MINI PH l n R h l —
n Ik « •m i l l i n t i , m t l k l l alrtk ik r, Plu.
> do*. Su n rise. »»*-«»«■ SALAD km
• hinpru II.OS.
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3SS38BS
Eleventh r a c . I-|« mil*: TBKITf
in aNi'kk'OPUT t l) . Logy TrafftCf,
INDIAN . OFFICER
Uueen, lu rh fleteer.
n Don o Wer.
S H IE L D
Third Bare, PulaH 4y
ILM lt .lt
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fund'being
I'actuu Plnw.r
Ann
p.tahta Ra*e. B-IS Wit#
Hops
• | | . | * t t .i e
tohort Pries
PU ah pu.t
M*
First St. At A. C. Lily,
FIRST TIME EVEty Ift
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I ta t tA rarlaa. II.IC.
M Q PI^NTH
Pta. It* ku. eratun
n ldnary in (m ul I I M - I I I * Ku.
^ a jk -la ordinary la quad It tu'*1At IM rt« l* < W l* lt. lo o l i l t * .
KT>B«. n a h l: P t* par *u* hunukau
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Fourth Dbtrici
I.NTTTN'fc Mupoltru Bpkt. e ******
felr. q<*rk*t *k««i etuoer. Fla.
Ir-Irrw tr**. W ror.ra m t N . ' «•*a It aa-Bi.ae: M o . m n . i
ekB.71*. Catlfarolk rratr*. I
•Cm ( I I I .
Democratic Committed Vft&h
MtraTABD: ' m «. Curt*, par l i t .
bqath**
tlo -M a
aal«e. ku.
amir*. H r -n .M .
OAT* ■)* kuakal. Ik*.
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kaaifcm iw - lt r . P iw M i. Nuria,
•ra r*llB*r. tt Ik. boa*, IL M ,
UbbuU k k m . IL H . ta llfarB i*
la IS* e sa rt Im
P)*rk4a.wl«aJM
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E X P E R T HERE
H.
M.
8H B V N A N .
widely
Ilmwo • i park wf C kteafo. will
pBrsooally ho W t ^ h e -Wan - lo a n
Hw*rl. oHawdo, Mow. A T ubs.
Boly. Feb. 14 A 25. treat » A.
N. to 1 r. M.
Ur. Sh*vnan aayei Tb» Zob tle Shield la o trentendou* Imprortm ent orer all former meth
od*. effecting Imraedlot* re«uli*.
It will not only held the rup
ture perfectly but lucre*if the
circulation,
ilre n fth e n i
the
weakened pari*, (hereby cleeea
the opening In ten day* on the
uterege rate, reeardln* of hraey
lifting, itroiwlng or any poiillon
the body may ainim * no matter
Ok* lit* or location. A nationally
known scientific method. No un
der itrape or cumbersome orrengemonta and aboolu'.a'y no
medicine* o r medical treatment*.
Mr. Sheenon will be glad to
demons tr* to w l'heut charge.
Add. 1441 N. Richmond St..
Chicago.
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For Justice ttf I t e r a t e
S a n fo rd W ill See
, 72-Ton
M onste
la fmportani
411 large attend:
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1.41
Stalk Usee. S-IS Mil*
O fflrsr D a l* .
M 4 |,1 ,M
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Martin liarllq
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A lt
P ranks Chela*
L4I
Tealh Bae*. Pul pel Hr
Barky Coeal LM
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Ssharsa Paner
V " l .] |
E laiew lh Baa*. P a lu r itr H srdU
Capers Son
14.44 > *.(*< M l
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Te* Warden
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A N FORD 2 day* o
Do.
{ M L I t lD I : r.ipptla* llukt. 4tm an4
a — eruea, » * r kr»t . —
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Ma.
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CT'l'.N
ntllta aYtuHae «wt. |t U -
B 5T S M -
Psarth Baa*. Putkeltr .
Pearl luiterj
le .lt IM t
4.14
War PIM*.
14.11 III*
Darlene Dlruler
l | f a sn fo rd Beet s a m a ta r in' u r a i
PUIS Usee, q a a rter Hit*
T h s le s g u * lesso n w ill
up
Tiotra
n .tt t a le
lie
Another Chaars
LM
|.i * In S s n fo id e a A p r. 1 9 . The fit
A llsyo«p
4.H
ram # w ill b* between S an ford a
a u th Mae*. a-ta.MII*
H awkey* Chlsf
l.tu * t i l
111 Dr Land.
Chluhay D
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I.
urkr At .
tee ta lk Mot*. Putoettr
K ansas Pawn
4.44 i l l
J.
'hnay Ctuinru
*1
n A T 'w A P p o d t
.11 tuuball hna and panieular-
«1). ‘ ~kuH
Big ChaheA
knree t l f l l . l t .
r u art.
j . t . M cL a i n
ip o rta n t M eeting
Jt B aseball Foils
Called F o r M onday
II
Flral Bae*. q u a r ltr Mil*
H Jualo Pore*
IM I
l ie ) I*
II Tommy Boy
1.1*
I I*
l | W lno* Waqtiar .
LM
II
Serak* Hoe*. q oaet*r Mil*
1 hiu* Pol mb .. if .i* ra t* t i e
II C a p t a ln a q u lil
4.1*
l.t l
I, Trinket
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I DaUr deskl* refasd e* B< etoee p*Bl
Mae Nut
k«*. hurt i M
For Su)pervtoor Of
Miaa WAT DKU)NP
■«* «r * * '*
a>e>awa 'v t i *
FOR
J
Mini*
rare.
futu rity:
WU.II
0 P A N R r (I) . L'HANCK IX ILLA R (l>,
1 I'bonce Charlie,
Molly Mi 1*4*.
„ (lien llllli. Par K l, CAPTOR B ED
* II) , By Orunaa.
Tenth rare, futurity: Hart Jenee,
8 Newt. TIIAPPItJ CIIANCM «>, U l0 lie Suear, BUNNY MAT l » . Bh»n Its* MaheuL CLEVEII IIOIUULM
w 111, lien HulL
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Pkw. aut v
hut. huca auk b u ita Tkr-Me
t a x iic r ix k *
S— A utom obile*.
■ letk rare, 1-14 rellti Mlia
IS
m uNni'.t' rim *«*.• •* rre#»
H hn«. hupt uM koree. T lt.lln
A * . W1XPRKV.
lA fk l r .p r - s is ts llv s
Howard Dairy. Owner may hate
Fourth ratu,
futurity:' Ol'KN
JOINT ( I I , TW IN K LIN ') r i l ’KIt by paying for ad,
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I I I . CAPTAIN MARTIN ( II. Faun
Martha II. While
l>an«-r. (Itno FOUNU: Sum of moiwr. I
«lr*y, Happy Man, Ktaw Wild.
Naur town. References roqul
may ham aerna bjv Ideid
Plflh rata, quarltr m ilt: Mor- and paying for this ad. Mr*.
Inquire Box KB cam tfcrald.
tkaallo, lluaeo f o r m cloud. PH- Mclntryu, 8. Hanford Are.
FH A TKU (I). Wtfvur llabu. Turf
Eaton. I’lXIOT (IR B Y I I ) , (TlissiH t;t
k*».
In u u k lllr 11.11*11.71 la*s wr*a-
WRRt^
Third ratu. fulgrllp Haul half Near Mwa. Refereneea repaired.
dally (.nub!-)
fnvanluh,
M ull. Inquire Boa RR, care li t raid.
REFINED’
mkddle-i
(MI.J.ANT ( l| ,
lln la * Th»rn*.
practical sa n e ,
K A T E llllldlN H ( II. K»y Mar.hull.
K1RTY MrTA (I), Ihin.lv Line. Hunlit raid.
dap Cloths*.
ONE JERSEY cow stny«B 10
plnit O r u f .
*uts. R« t .
oiss* n— — Is. — >k11 weaker,
r u iroowaa* tsrat** *n»rsp-
8A L E : two ton D odge dual
truck w ith fo u r w h eel trailer.
ruua Ittr*. MILKMAN I t). T<
C losed bodice. E a sy U rin e. 1M1
llura. lto,ka (llerr. «K t» P
C h errolet Dual tru ck fla t body
M o n th
raea.
(uturtty: ALB and cab. Reel and Son*, used car
HkVKKTtlMAIIT t il,'T r a m * Trawl- dealer*. 301 W. F ir s t 8 L
• r. P L IilllT O PP ioR R 41). WAIk
Ribbon or Cyclone. Btanky-l
n o r III, K arat* Aon. M ich*.I •—Halp Wanted
era Hardersrg Co.
It*.im. Mat* Man, V ictorious Of
ficer.
M A N W A N T E D fo r R aw ialgh
Ur**, good condb
R ou t# o f 800 fam lira. W riU to
11
Klahtti rare. 1-14 mil*: 4 lia a
0 Banford AfCj
HI!I It till'll '(I).
Mklnnr IUrn«y. d ay. R aw lelgh, D ep t. F A B -214-S A ,
a lied tilamAod, l( IT It ). Mv«h*n Memphis, Tann.
: tiauhle. May lllb .
Ulus
Hale.
8 iju r r court ( i) .'
DIV.NCTiY DIFFERENT
st r a w s b a b i e s . pw .
*- ir i h **j . * «.«
.
'SW EET HOTATOKS: f l u
P u ll#
it lllras I I M iV '.’ ) • '
• TIIL'P: u l D k M ' t k l Mm
TOMATOEXt B « » * lln msdersks, «•-
the money! '.*■ .......................
F lra l rut*, qusrtrr mil*! Swingalnnn. Ol.aloc* Itoy, IIO T BATT R IIT If ). Tku llan Clem, ItOTAL 1— A a n o u iK d a m n U .
lUNlKIlH ( I ) , UsUluu kVI.h, MIM
(II.KN IKil II) , Down Kaul.
T
NEHI BOTTLING CO.
1 cwL I l M . '
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doHfkKL: f#lo. Ik* ku. hinpru
Xo
U Quolallow*.
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•P itt ACII l * 7 * . t*ww Seals** t U
liw u iA lk
ir m
ks. hinpru.
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SQUASH: P in. km. k m n Tsltew
ITm I m A , i **e • t o q ssltty .
1 l i nn « k h u I M u U l H l U
u l^ T t!^
Tonight'* cntric* »nd irlcctlont,
with tba taller caplUltrd aa to
•ho dot* which should flnlih In
mm ruiCN (I), Buear rraeb.
'
I wow* ■»4>wi«. m i k i l ilu d r.
I Pla. ks. hm prs B lln Triumph. U
I U. • N*u I*. II .U -IM 1 .. N~
j
I 11.11. I'W R i l I M I - M H
Nartktru » k l i i | rwt II.II Ic ik a t
• rw t. t l.H . . .
DRINK RUMS DRY PALE GINGER ALK AND
UPPER 10 TRUE FRUIT MMR RICKEY TO COUNTEtACT.
ACID. ALKALI YOUR SYSTEM
NEHI MALTED CHOCOLATE
NEHI ROOT BEER
^ m
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ROYAL CROWN .COLA
NEIII TRUE FRUIT O R A N G E
U f l S U
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TREAT YOUBAEU* TO TIIK I1KST
R . Ws W A R E
Iw K e e i ii. I ■ Ip a n
The gigantic whale raptured
op'y a few months ago after a
hrilling b a ll* o ff a Fan Ckmcuita UUad on
the
southern
California esaat will be on ex
hibition In a • pedal car on >h*
railroad aiding a t First Street
on tha A. C. L. Railroad track*.
Wednesday and Thursday, Feb.
28 aad 27,. from B A. M. to
11 P. M. An admission charge of
10 cent*, will be mad#.
• .
Tha spectacle of
the bugs
creator*, more than aUty-flva
feet le a f aad weighing 71 too*,
la declared t* be on* of the most
unusual *vor soon hare. PeefWttu* s f thp embsJnwr’a sit, th«
iromns* aunt— 1 prrtowu •
•ight that has held the sbeoebed
In.creel of latgo crowds. Tba
whs)* is * ftateck and Is ssM
to bo om of the largest bad
finest specimen* of ths. kind
ever taken by a whaling craw.
An Ides wf the also o f th* w hifs
l* given by the fact that 'tha
heart, whan removed la aa—
lipa with tbu embalming pessssa
was fans J is weigh U M rrnadK
while ths tsngu* weighed M0
pnotsd*. It required a 99 tSR
crane is Ilf; th* awaeir* baft
I may fa« an "ofd timer” yet i keep in touch*
with ntw things. And when any new thing U
belter, that’i what I wanl.
•
Ever line* I learned the Department of
Agriculture and Immigration of Virginia
reported that
ARCADIAN, THE AMERICAN
NITRATE OF SODA
* on .» • t
. *• •••,* £1*/nv
*ti
contained extra nitrogen over the guaranteed
16% with an extra cash value as high as 8Bc
per ton, I have u>«d no other.
,
,
•
t , .*> • i .
- •'!, O i l ' " '
J,
I know the value of extra; nitrogen and I
make sure to get that extra value.
For truck, frull and all
proved that ARCADIAN,
T1IK AMERICAN NI
TRATE OF HODA bring*
the farmer big value.
“SOUTHERN FERTILIZERS TOR. ,
THE SOUTHERN FARMER«
For IS year* a u la am to F. II.
feeley, famou* rupture eip erl
of Chicago.—Adv.
i
i
P. HUnqir. DeLasd,
York Ays. sad Dm
fC~»r t
I
,
i
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. Y O U can ir u s t ad v ertisem en ts . . . and th e com panies
t i n t ad v ertise. B ecause w ritte n selling is a pledge o f
No eatablished business can a ffo rd to {Jut a
V rtm fr in w ritings To a d v e r t i s e ^ i n |e r W p ro d iic t is
% n ^ rto
failure.
^ M ake th e h s r d p a r t o f your shopping easy- a s ytitt
MEMEOGRAPH ERIN
i f t T n k co m fo rtab le ch air a t hom e. T his n ew sp a p er
review s th e sh o p p in g new s o f th e day. A d v e rtisem en ts
.p o in t th e way to g en u in e b a rg a in s. T hey recom m end
v a r i e t y fo r m e n u a . • . they p re se n t th e honest m e rits o f
silent w ith th e advertisetherito
will aave ydiHiti
A nd when
Hiave T e l l a b l e ^
tic hours of shopping a ro u n d ,
la done, you’ll find th a t ^
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
’
STOCKYARD BLAST) KILLS T W O
MUSCLE SHOALS DISTRICT HAILS TYA RULING
MID-AIR AM PUTATION SAVES TRA PPED W ORKER
‘ , Parched on a w ir in g ladder H (M l In the ( lr , Dr. L. fllllmor Lang (lift) uood a m iiM n lt'i
Two workman wart killed and hall a dotan poraana wort Injured
seriously by an aaplaalon that damallahad tha hydrogen plant of
Swift and company In tha Chicago atockyarda. Fireman art ahown
aaarehlng tha amoklng rulna lor victims. (Aaaaclatad Praia Phot*)
haahaaw to amputate in arm of John MoCay. crane oporitor, who w u plnnod ag iln it a otoal glrdir
M a construction Job it Lowoll, Mata, whan hla cab brak* laoal. Tha acana of tha oparatlon la
' shown above, th a arrow polnta to tha glrdar and aab. (Anecleted Prato Photo#)
CUBANS AND AMERICANS REMEMBER T H E MAINE
Carrying tarahtlghta and plaaarda In pralao at Praaldant Roosevelt and Sanator Qlarge W. Norrla
o f Nabraaka. eltliana of tha Muecle Ihoala dlatrlct cut looaa with an unrett/alnad calabrallon In the
otreoto at Florence, A la , altar tha Supramo Court upheld the Tanneiiie Valley Authority. The ProaWont and Sanator Norrla wart chief advecatee In creation of tha TVA. (Aaeaclatad Prate Photo)
DOCTORS ON TRIAL FO R MAYHEM
District M eet
Of Legion Will
Begin Tonight
‘ Thoueande af Cuban# and mane Americana mat an tha Havana watarfrant and Joined In mamerte
H fiiM l an tho Uth annlvaroary c f lha alnklng af tha U.t.S. Main* during tho gpamah.Amarloon war
tlOufcan plena la ahtwn aoattarlng ftewere an lha harbor aa tha crowd atood around tho Main# moo
MMtt (Aaeaclatad Free# Photo)
CASH CHEERS
INJURED
FOOTBALL
PLAYER
. Now that W aiter Johnaon piano an attempt te duplicate Qoergo
Waahlngtan'a feat af toaalng o ollvor dollar aeroca tho Rappahanneeh
river at Frodorlahaburg. V a , It haa boaoma suite tha f*d far eltliana
of the lawn to try out tholr throwlog prewoe*. But Ihua lor, none
Mo eueeeeded In tooolng a mlaolfo oorooo. Haro la a group
Campbell•).oleine P u t of the !,epinn. ho*t to the ilW trir con(••nnrr, i< m ncrlr'ly
analoui
tho( there hr a large numbrr of
Knofo-tl rv.*on|r a' lha dinner
at lhr Mayfair tomorrow nocn,
and urge* rach legionnaire to
tmkr hie wife, even though eh»
i« tiot a member of, t|ie Auxil
iary
(Juim hr Mrlton of Griffin, C a ,
hr (Sou h’* randidate for na
tional - commander of 'ho
LeItlon, w il' drlivrr an addre** be
fore the leirm lilrd
delegatee
roil o * h rf' attending *he dinner
Immedfa'ely e f'er
the
dinner
and before the group* aeparato
to go into their bu.lnes* confereore, fo r 'h r afternoon.
C a rl M. Taylor of Jacksonrllle, vice commander of the
Four h District, will pretida at
the conferrnc" session of lha
t.rgion. end Mr*. Betty McClure, |
v i e v re e ld ii‘ of the A ui"iery,
will nrculdr nvrr the meeting*
of 'h r women’* yroup. Builr.eia
In emne ! afore th" ronfrrenee
■reelooa will inclu.lo the ftomlnw irft of a viw. rommspdrr
nomination of throo txecuUro
committeemen from the diatrkt,
Homestead Amendment Took Property
Worth $49,245$) 2 Off Taxation Rolls
and Iho nomination of a delegali
and alternata de'egate to tbo na
tional convention. R eptr * from I
all commit'*!* end from all po*'*l
In 'h a district art alao to bo
TALLAHASSEE, Fdh. l l r - W . homesteads oi.m pt from govotn* made. T h j report from Camp—Report* bgr want* urz u k i m u ' menial operating valuation With ! b*ll-Lo**ing Poit In
Fanford
to CompotillonLoo ohowod that'
and Duval load* in rad* ' w i'l ehow that ('a mamborahlp
tha homoofl^ed tax exemption ren4 telegraph valuation# wuh haa keen Increaaed during tha
amend mom took, property urtthaa- 1 |LXtX,S2QP *
'jjroar by M l pareent.
than ha(f of tbo «1QS, 0X1.388, aa£ J S
T
S
u w u 'o r M i r i i n n .
13th C an d id ate In C IT Y cN EW S B R IE FS
R ace
For
EARIANNA—
G overnor
S l i ' B B I B B B 'I •
11* 0 *
P fn •
O'1*
« - 0 D - - Tel font for 1700, and of a lot In
L ^ d d e lin M e Z r t S r
W ith hla announcement Amta H. Roeo Court by W. L. Hanloy to
Wwh
«
Irnriad Lew}* • * H a rU a n s. .former Judge Braxton B- Baggett for 1100.
(
a o m i w w M two e !a..aa, S S ' v o j J S o i m m m O r Jcdto h L S jm h ,
i , .
botaoaa the (hlytSM tir reittddtf* • (W )M »b* o r t ( f f > m o w I S W n
pmperURi oil (Wntcn (a x il t f t n
I
|n tRii Dtinocntlj
IrvW t atmwwd ******w l yelnaiinn * *
“ *. . U t m O C r , i '
V:t appllol for thalr hamtalaad
tax exemption far tha current
yorr H tv d 'r h P b.' Lameon
rjprrVd today. Examptlen calm*
inutl bo fllsd before Apr. 1, and
the Cf.y clerk like that tllflbl i
own rn do not wait until the la*t
day to file.
* "'
|
abad at Knaxvllla, T a n n , with lajurlaa ha rojalvad In tha K an tu ah yT an n ta -o frttba’I game
bankaglvlng Day, HarBla Tada. Tanmccaa l i t t e r , waa all amllaa w!t:n \7e‘: i tftl.
Ivie leader, proaantad him a thick far l»*0, tha praaiada from btntM Mai rt’. - 'l c m
hfmahman teams af tho two unlvcroltlao. P au l U o X rajtr (e tn tir). 111a.mI • frerliman cat*
I ooaah, and Blair Quillen (right), Tannooioo aaach, watch tha p rtta n U llin . (A ::a« s>.d f.o ta
REDFERN TOOK O F F ON ILL-FATED FLIG H T
mi telegraph
>
i m
i
i" ..r
*
" 'v .
, tbo doiinqueui*
> well as taxas'
* b n o * ' oaaaaaed
had niwalnid on
oriUt
ik a
Gentru'n* la to bo taught gnd r
WPA - auiptrru, with Mi*. W. A.
Olnn aa teacher. Claaata will be
rnnduetod at btr home at 17H
Sanford Ararat k t t n o a tbu
hrar# of 10 A. M. and nooew “i d .
X and 4 P. M. Aay poraaB litt r r a 'o d |B know lag bom, when
jCQ V " .~ w ESCAPES ar w kan' to plant a rod, root « t TAXLAHA^ . i
F ik X t— tbura o r ‘traaeplanttng ahrubbo.y
CAP) —The' Prison B unas yea lo woleoma to attend tha data**.
ft'day .tau n t id 1 . w i r , of II
Tkw newly rrgantxed M in',
Caaot, negro eonvlrt nrving a
10-yoar eeatenra for
haonklap d o b of lha First Freshfbtriaa
sad oa orfat In Brwwmrd Coon Cknreh o K moot hi tha x m l
*-- * *1 . . . _ ( • T
i
snip r " ~ -^ u c n r
iT T M O kl.
a flnm aa
pi ktlBrod
bmt B- ,f l n
!a * W
eob. ft^ -’cAP)
wu* h «M -a n d Ton
lis t nigh* wMIr I *hB
in a
Dr. Samuel Q. Boyd (loft) and Dr. TINoa B. Ttttmen (right)
a to ahown In San Franolaoa during tholr preliminary hearing an
mayhem ahargaa retailing from a etarlllaatton ope re lien porforntod
an Ann Coeper Hewitt, Sl-yaar-old.hotreaa. The girt aeeuood tho
doctere, alang with har mother, Mrs. Mary on Hewitt, bdt tbo latter
did aat appear In court (Aaaaclatod Prooo P h i loo)
HEIRESS-CHAUFFEUR ROMANCE OVER
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v vTC*: IS* r* -V?
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i
S em in o le C o u n ty P ro d u c e *
Sanford Is T h e O nly C entral •
Florida City Affording Rail, H lfhw r
And Water Transportation
Mere Fruit* And Vegetable* Thun Any
Similar Area In America
9
VOLUME XXV
M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d
AN INDEPENDENT DAII.Y NEWSPAPER
P re ss
#
SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 19.16
Established In 199H
num ber
‘l i d
s#
Committee Divides
Seminole County’s
Legislative Groups
side S an fo rd , One
From City P re cin c t
S u p p o rt Pledge
Given President;
Sanford District
Proposes Melton
As Legion Leader
Puhlmber is
P ut In N om ination
At Sunday M eeting
^
H onored A t College
Legion Confab Hoffman Says
Pays Honor To Chief W itness
2 Sanford Men For State Lied
F irs t F o r Repeal
Boyle Is Fleeted Al New Jersey G overnor
te rn a te 1) e I e g ate,
A reuses L o g g er O;
Shepard P u t On Kx(hanging T e s t i
eeutive C om m ittee
mo n y At T r i a l
f l-nTUIfl in in*1* wer*
Twn Siinf'
hnon-il *< >l« i I'fifi-M nc«* of rlv
F*>UTth D -'ru'' 1) I > i San fur'l
p, ivIf, n»mSunday l.lo v ’l v
m an **r of ( fit >1*1- H 1 ♦w*.ng IV*i,
j wa« * t N M n j
route
gate to thr
nvi-nntiri k
n
.i , H offm an IimIs .
i \| !i i | Wh ted. Se
hi ol. . o k . t
>f
tv
Hagood Relieved Of
Army Command In
Eighth Corps Area
Eden Sets Forth
Britain’s Stand
In African War
li t st'iiN. F.'b it -(At Oi’V
rh t >>
«
•me of the sta le *
a gain st Hauptmann
h a tg e which might
' i
*1
3
H older O f G re a te st
NumlKT Of R ecords
Is O rdered H om e
To “A w ait O rders”
Made Reference,
Says It Is Based Only
On Its Duty As A T ° ‘S ta g _e M ° n e y ’
M em ber Of le a g u e S uggested W PA F u n d
io m io n .
k .. i ,
I Be Used To B e tte r
F»d»
Jl.
VnOntiiy r . i r n , Hniish
Itn itsh foreign
f n r n g n sec,rr- ^
A Tilly I OSt IlOUfling
for perjury «
h
I*It*- governor
A ssessm ent O f 1 P e t
be* held n 1 lt*\. tjtitil
•o xr fail NC > o-*
\S hpetl
st
I* i g t h
and 11*1 SH -|. mi !
i>n*(
c o m qu
\lbrrl
Kih-hir
Is Levied A g ain st
t tin **prmtesl
S« ,d
ma role r of do* i < »! }mi4*. w as
til whuWs ihat. h*
%%r \ * it
1
i
i
.i»v
i
*
t
tior
\lh
vlkwfi a m mlwr of *he ni'cnuv©
^
Griffin. c i . . Daily
r L o c q 1 C a n d id a te s t
Ui' chu* of \l.ti v .to.I
1*
Owen D. Young, who we* *rnl com m ittee lh**h i*l«>c, >ovt« iver>- hy b Whit
-------News. become the next national
i *1it i i , in Id ihe Hotisi* iif (‘nm m ini
me of t* u t .lay wie* tin film) off ifll lo
.1
‘
n
C o u n try p re c in c t* in S em i- ,-ommander of the American by the American government to i naminou*
.1 Hauptman t 1V «l* cl in fot It*pi ill f Mi, ’l"
n» - * - th.
'din 'hat England’* aiomde in the
W A S H IN G T O N . Feb. 24^—
\
stS
Europe
to
help
untangle
fmsn
n nle C o u n tv w ill h a v e re n r e - j Legion he will have reaeon to r*
t Mr I TayV r. the n-i im p disirtfl no i* 1
1 irolh- »gh
rs »t.
.it \ memImp nt
Major Genfral John
He 1 Jl ml mg \ ! i , an war is hamed eotrly oh (AIM
■ e n ta tio n In th e n e x t S ta t e member Hanford, because it was cial difficulties following the war, com m ander, ami ( I I
shout flo* time of lit* titmlhlu'e
h Inn of llip e a .
*•» •! * es as a tneimter o f ihvi son Hugood wan summarily
f..r
it
Ik.
.
fahe
Sanf'rd that he « u placed In was given the degrt-,* of Ihwtoi J a c io o n 'il
I^giitlnture. by reanon of ncMur
I. I9TJ
Ihe
Mi n
* I .fie .| d e le k *l irtp
ii lii'vi'd from his command o t
I ea c *e <>f N an on s,
- lilelll i
tlon token bv the_ Seminole nomination. The Fourth District of Literature by |{»llin- t ollrgr gates tn ihe rmNofnil meet. nil.I S "1H til I logger Wit" the otliv I’r is tign
'I li*’ Ilnos'li policy, sa>d the young 1hi- Kiirltlh Oirpti area a t S*n
conference
held
here
yVstarday
a
t
Winter
Park
today.
W
1
'll
Countv Democmtlc Execu
NVw lt*i '• v railed *if
flifl Comi'r, r .on m ao r of
ihe
'•»’* M'«o, aiiod cheers, **has b-*en A ntonin. T e x a s , today and
extn td itioa
hennng
tive Committee ill specifying proposed hla name, unanimously
Orlamlfi i* e , wn< cho'-i-n a* ihe Hi Lptirmmt
dopting
a
resolution
urging
hla
•
m
p 't ed hy no selfish or ulterior nnlertnl to proceed to hiB
In New V 'k to pis e th Hrorx
i-roun* tn which candidate*
hom o m id "aw ait orders."
nher alternate Kid ey UMc*,- com
election. He has been talked of ms
i
m
o ' e . bill so le ly by ihe considseme of the
ear i>en
tviir
for the House of R<>nre*enta- a possible cenddete, but the
mander >-f ihe Fet namlimi post,
Hngood in recent testi
•
of iIn- nlut.es imumbenf
er*m»*
tive* shall run. The com actios taken here yesterday was
nil Hill r« m rr w ill *»t \> w.*h
mony Itefore the House a(>*
»h«*
govern
m
en
t
as
a
m
em
ber
mittee placed Precinct* 1 and 1
It iffnian s.ai*l Whit.-d "on
Mr. Shephard o f the new ex e c u
the first of the kind by any Le
I «*Hgtie of Nations and a pt-prialkins sub-committea awg(Sanford) in one group and all
26, 1ti 1*1 gjv** the m a to t«dic
gi-Ord that t'nngreaa taka adi*
gion group.
tive coin rttitfee,
bearled suppnrtar of the
the other prerlnc* In another
• igrinl «taiement in wh rh he
,
t-sniagr
of what he called “W PA
Mr.
Mellon
addre»*ed
the
group
Chester
D anner o f
Dayt«oa hr h».| never
dnciitiic ,,f co llective trcuniy.**
en any cars or
group, and each candidate mu*>
-lagv money" and use It to lasat the luncheon session, introduced
Heat h w a1* cluwen lo * *Mcee***| • ilepicimi* pernons in the wxumH
he a resident of Ihe group he
Fd«
o
«p«»k»*
in
explanation
of
the
\ pntvr housing at Army posts.
by Emmett Saffay of JacksonI'arl Taylor a* rwmmander of the nor in the v cmity of the Lind
prttDoton to rtp rta tu L
t ere ml v put.Iciied Maffey report I N'o explanation for hi* removal
V lie. former state
commander.
I
n
*
rgti
home
His
next
sign*-I
Fourth
D
'lfrct.
• Harelofor# It was possible for Mr. Melton, Mr
. n Fth.op.a, mil »t waa bel.evwl lo' I was forthcoming immediately la
Saffay and
F orm er G overnor Of also
The •di’cnoiid wi re mi»«!e m rlie sta iment m dated Oct. 6. l'J.'ti
bo'h representatives from
thi* Arthur Keene of the Herald were H as M ade Record At
had m unfi I rerrnt uiteranees i War Department quarters. Chief
whci after h«v*n^ l*een n peat wily |
M
aryland
F
irst
To
county to be resident* of San all tn the same squad in Co. 7 at
n of rhe confer
of Senator Ho rah c n o c iiin g ihe , of the Army sta ff General Malta
Convict C am p N ot hfr. tnoon
shown ph 'i..graphs nf Hau|itmnnn|
ford. but under the new ru’e only the first officer* training camp at
follow) iniit ri la rg ely attended
I Craig -aid he had no comment n
Favor Dry R epeal lli.i'd i policy*
by Corporal \V«*lf •.f the sia*e|
Excelled In S t a t e *! nce,
ona will be elected from Sanford, Kurt McPherson, Ga., In the
rncheoti m the M o fair Hole; at
what hr drsrribed aa • routine
poll.t ,iml hav ng hern promised i
and the other will coma from »pr ng of 1917, ami the three held
whu h tjtumhy Melton, flu* South’s joiyin nl n f the j-rward, he Wi-ni
Ftht« pian?« Claim Victory
; administrative procedure. He u U
H
A
LT
I.M
oltF,
>el*.'
M
o
i
l
Paul V, Rigger*, warden of the n t iidolaic for nahom i I *> nimiiruler,
out tide the county'i melroplia.
a reunion all tlfair own.
\ D D IS AUAH A, Fvb. 3 4 .- (A 1) he had no immediate pew assign*
to fHe Hri'iix jail and Itfentifio t Form er (Itrirn ior Alh«n r Uodnv
Two candidate* had announced
The ftsoUjtlon elated that " la County prison farm for the la-t wa>i fhe roam sp eak er Several Ifstliliimmi n« the man he had
Fihtopia,! (government announced ■menl in mind for Hagood.
for the t-eglslatur. befora ihe g unnairr lju im b y Melton has right and one-half yeais during other l.egoin noinhfes w ir e miro seen twie in 'lie V cinity of th** died su d d e n ly at h*-* a p a r t n i m t toilay
triMkprt ki lrd 412 liahana, | A native nf Orangeburg, S- C ,
committee met, and both ■r* demonstrated by hi* fonduct and which t me there have been fewer ducedi at ihe lunehvo,, MeMMoin, »n I IndHer ;h home prior tu Mar 1. here ru I : If* this morn n g . . 11e w a s d*Mfroyed !■» Iximti depots and Hagood, who hold* on* of th*
escape*
than
from
any
olh<
r
•w
his
sixtieth
year
A
sir.
ke
ap*
reaiden'l of Stanford, cla»»ed aa long per od of unselfish strvice
rujmiri.nl *10 lankx during an e n j must dis*inguished servlco record*
e tilin g Dr II. K. VVholm’k
f I'.CTJ
l*n r•• nt Iy cauit.il th»- tivath *»f *li»l
Group 1. They are H. J. Leh in th* American Legion that he t* similar ram p in the stale, today H«gh S p rin gs, nati* mil vice pres
( ».%erti i Hoffman said h** h;i I
gagem ent m the regwin of Aksum . In the Army, has been In
announc'd
hi*
candidacy
for
nMHil Mary ftiulcr, rtriii. n.lt r for
man, former city commiaeioner. not only thorougly imbued with
With
w.gne.l
statrm
et\is
jn
his
Thu >'thiopinnj* were rum run ruled mand nf the Eighth Corps
defir;
Joe
(’lurk
o
f
St
iV
fetsiht* DcmiH-ratic pftaiJrntial lotite■ad S, R. Brady, who eerred 111 the *p rit of true Americanism sheriff of Seminole County. I>ur
sines last Oct. 4.
>*
by liii4 Im ru, totiam o f R m pcror, | mrtco
hurjr and Dmmeff S a ffa y o f Jack- pH* *1 a-mn
tng
hla
tenure
a
t
the
prison
farm
niiit«m
in
> ut i* a staunch upholder of the
th a . Legislature laat yaar.
I U iU S elsM ip . Tbo i m u r i n ^ ^
,
'
,
-—
^
there has never been a priaon-r •onvdle, deparrmetu pa *t comprinciples « ( .UUl greet p rg tp i.sH. ulug- w as alnfw m hi* apart• “ TK>~ adaaMfl**. alao PA**»a
shot or killed.
1 manrters; and Ashesp Frank of
,,f
,n,cl“
S
i
t
u
a
t
i
o
n
I
n
B
o b '.
rnrm
whvn
hft
bfN*anu>
ill,
IB
>
'
resolution pledging “ ydwle h e ttt- tlon," and rt quests dele r» tee
H t **kl h? hiiendx, if rh e trd , to T a l l a h a s s e e ,
ariillery |um *i were a.so capmrad
ev ecu fi' e
see rein rv
t J'h.tfirii hia kicrviury, Mrs. Fl»*n
M l support” to Preeldent . Rooae- from ,lha Florida Department tn operate the sh eriff* office on o f the (oivern or’s ( ‘o m m tire m
from tho li.iJium
the
national
convention
"to
put
y p .lt In hli Campaign for re-elen
I*i rh W sSimih, alnuif midnight. She
the itm e efficient and economic it I M p e Safety
their
whole
hearted
effort
and
tlon “th a t he may give thi* coun
: *iifwm*»nril pbystrians who atlminisbails aa he ha* the Prison Farm.
Ths* latter presented four c.ia
try four yeara more of honeet, support into etcuring hla elec Ml will hire only honest, uajtab! •
| i«>rnl oxygon , but Itiichir failed 10
tion.”
*
f t . Hew and efficient govern
rally,
and Intelligent deputi;*/* he **. I Imns nf merit ill recogmimn i f
In his address to the Legion In slating that he intend* to work Sanf> rdV “ mi autwmobde fatnliiy**
MOSCOW. Feb. 24.—< A P )X
ment.* and voted” to ea»e*« can-i
Albert
(a lv ll
HinAta*
w ni
CITY
N
EW
S
BRIEFS
rrcorl for the y ea r l'J35, Acting
%ivi»*t new «papers declared th a t
dldatea only t percent, Indeed I several points in ths program of with hi* deputies in *tKh »
°n>* «.f lux gr nr ration’a for«iii«>wt
the Fa* Faatern *ltualion 1* era*
of 2 percent aa al'owed under the the veterans’ organisation were aa to give the people of this Coun Mayor .S. 0 , ShinhoD er acceptrd
The Mrn1* (’lab o f Ovieilo
rliatnp him «*f o a n V rights.
stressed by Mr. Mellon. The most ty an effective law enforcement one o f these
b eh a lf o f th» City, tu
I sting the danger of "aao th ar
hoM ii
m eetin g
tomorrow
law.
y’
Th.*
four
lim
n
governor
o
f
important, he said i, rehabilita
world war."
Commander Hoy v accepted sna mi even in g ■( 7:HO o'clock.
The reaolution on the divlelon tion work, "seeing to It th at Ihe administration.
Marylaml f •r p m m i t i r n t l y mlvoLAKELAND, Feb. 24.—(A P I —
This 'he government said o fMr. liigg-r* was b<jrn n Thar- le h a tf o f the local post t / the
of the tegtelatlxe gorups « u pre disabled get what is coming to
_»in oil th.w prinrip i* a* a foo n f pro- Sunday’s sunshine gave Florida
J uiIich Jainrx (J- *Shfir in vrent h |‘ o4.n Hot siam l agam*r th»» |Hth the first of a series of bright fielilly la causing "serious con*
tented by F. K. Anderson, new them.” He said the Legion should lotte, N. 0-. came to Sanford in Ijrgt n, one w as presented to the
member of the com m ittee from demand that the burdtn of proof 1906, then went West for fiv e police department o f the City an I **i iHl, t loud this n f ernuon to ttu Arm mfmrni m ua early yrnrx warm days which the Weather rrrn."
years and served on I hi Montana
Tamrkichl O ta, Japanese amfourth to |(y
Dean, w ltor f liv ir nn «tl«lrcss th«*re thm even
Altamonte Springe,
and waa
(CM IIao ee Ob r e e * Slat
mat I.- In in a mi i to rial fgrfii* nn,) by Bureau -aid today will continue h*, sailor, ronsulted Tokyo
•ta le police forte frnni l ’.ll;l tu The Sanford H erald, '’liecauir you ■nif bofure the I..inIin riub.
by
seconded by J. If. Lee of Oviedo.
n,os( of the w rrk. Temperalures
l!MJ
hi*
|f
Li
.in
1
in
l
i
rt*
waia
Mleh
19IH.
It reada aa follow*;
l w on’t get anyw here with a «*feiy
•nday were up ronslderab'y from wire in rerar.l to >he Soviet’*
lhut
he
ivn
*
iil.li*
in
I•
1
1
1
f
o
r
the
The report of the Slate Prison or any inhi-r rnm piogn viihour | High tides tomurruw will lie
suggestion th at atepa be U k ta
“ Whereaa, aa the 1Q35 Leglsla^
DfitiiH rai.t* prt^ulrnital
nom ina last week, with still higher m u l immediately In pur a bait
Inspe-for
give*
the
S>'ntlla
tu rr, by the passing . of ita bill i
ing* foreeast fur tomorrow.
Ihe help o f
yriur
n ew u ia ia r,’’ • i 10:1.* A. M. and lu ll P. M , tion.
nole County pr son farm the hiit’ifre>;uen' clsshes on the border
{“ ltd low tiiies will bo at 3:S| A.
apportioning
legislative
repre
Mr.
Frank
said.
other states
(1,toils
eat ^rating-of any in Florida for
I. aiur lli'chtf irnk n eoriApiruous Rut in
between Manchoukuo and Outav
sentation, leavea It Incumbent on
A ilin g M ayor S ln n h o lo r nn 1 M. ami o i l p. M.
the period during which Mr. Rig
plafi* m ri;iitnmil affair* yv a crit- threatened to lake toll of lives Mongolia.
thla committee to specify the
and
properly
damage.
Four
per
Commander Ilny!e each dHivered
gers
has
been
w
anlrn
there.
In
Foreign observers wera Intar*
O nly routine Imminrun j! (|(l (be *4 nf Franklin D UtM»««tveh*s **N»8w sons were drowned In California
- groups in which candtdataa for
addition to th eir being £;w -r "hurt addresses of welctntii to tin0 ji Ural** AiJmuiiHiratNin. IPr a«s«*rt.M|
es’ed
in
the
statem ent
t#
the 'Bouse of Representatives
Takcn ill on hia 4Sth birthday ••capes, there have been nn riota visiting Legioiinairvs. The form* ' oicendn for lomjrht’n mretinjr
where ■<reams isundated thou
(Ha h r R. S. stumnnlakoff, vfee
shall run In th s Prim ary, there laat Wvdnvaday, Hug), B. Odham,
the CHy ( ,omiiii'*kion, Ci y Clrrk the irrnn«l‘fi<*a •* Hpending find other sands of acres.
A
doren
other
rxjianU'il fi-di'iui furtcttofM r p ^
rommissar for foreign affalra,
fore be it resolved by the Semi Sanford business m an, diet! Ian outbreak* or other trouble at thi told the e*-*crvice men nat th- F, S , loAtniion rrjoirtn.
sta irs wera threatened including
camp. Mr. B ig g in i* a Prenbyu excellent weather of the .ay was
hat
the
Soviet’s
reta’lona
rn gu lfin g
!»>«■»! nrlf-gnv * riimrut
nole County Democrat in / Exrou- mvimght. Funeral services will he
Idaho,
T
ria
s
,
Iowa,
Nrliraska,
rian
and
an
Elk.
especially
ordered
fo
r
lh>m.
ai
d
I t ' M i i a w S Oa r u e t i e ,
H u i L m ( i l f i i i i , a r r r s t r d f o r f t * - ami nirnarutg lu'd-rock |>ruo-i|i|« •* ! Soti'h Dakota, Missouri, Illinois,],. ith Outer Mongolia hava bean
conducted at 4 o’clock Tuesday
, Jlr, lloy e said he hi as I ilo- - s u it,
u n rlerah ly
friendly."
They
pVftiinJ
if Ulit y twfiirv o f the tuaitott
' Indians, Ohio, Kenturky, Michi
afternoon from the First Baptist
visitor* would find i«m« o enjoy Lm ifily Judjfif Shiirmi his mornlook
it
as a strung
h iq t
A dram atic incident projected , c m , mid Pennsylvania,
Shinholser W elcom es Church to B v e rp k in Cemetery.
4
, the sunshine and drive ou amour ,r|(f ***• I w as s^ntrnri'tl to ppy thf him into prominence as a pionrrr
’hat
the
Krem'ln
will
not
loter*
pioneer | •)■),,. u .,1
the Coast Guard
Re». W. P. Brooks, Jr., Bap
i ‘ Ofttft «<f prosvt ution.
C om m ander-In- C hief The
" ' ery
opponem o f national prohibit,,,.,
„ . h„ B„ „ rnm enl
, ,,- n e i e . I ate aggression against *ba
tist pastor, will officiate.
Ter a'ate and Ihus, in a aenaa, a a
It trrurvtl At a govvrnor’i runfrr- a-slsted thousands of families in - sn
, w„ („ , h,
ta ^
O f F o reig n W a r V ets Hr, Odham was born oa Feb.
The m ercury lose from a low k*iu*» Urn*ilium H a n l.n ^ ratlixl m
F
u
n
eral
H
eld
T<day
--------, 10, 1SS8, in Brunswick, Ga., and
l,;*
lah;1
*
»
t
i»«ny
•
•
»o
w
h
a
tw th a
of I I le g rtra S a 'm d a y night to
Whu* I((Hup m 1922 In un!.** and other belongings lo safer
. WtleomaJ
u
Sanford by cam# to Sanfonl 10 y c a rv a g o aa
For S a n fo rd Pim eer a high o f degrees Sunday a f t •hu
Soviet would intervena In
WINTER PARK. Feb. 24.—At
tn firrcm v n t of ih e IH«h Am«ml- territory. A sharp rise in temA n n * Majwr S. 0 . Shmftolaar wholesale agent for the Gulf Re
Mongolia la invaded.
ernoon. The minimum yesterday mrnr, A wvt siin d then wan lutlu
Founders’ Day Convocation toIwraturrs yesterday added to the
X t
W Saturday afternoon. Jam** V. fining Company, making hia home
Funeral services were omlh< * » » » IK degrees.
d*y, Rollins C ol'rgr conferred
nhnrt o f political
tn many flood danger*
VaaZandt, national commander of at 24S4 Bay Street.
honorary degree* upon Owen D. cd fruni the Krickaon ntrluary
R
ocket
P
la
n
e
F
lig h t J
ion*,
and
ona
i«y
one
ihe
ip»viha Veterans of Foreifn War*,
The wealher; Fa
Re fa (arrived by hie widow hie Young, Industrial leader, doctor this afternoon fur Mrs. Ilen i'.
to partly ernors voiced their drv sentim ent.
Is
Called
Successful
,.
haUsd lone enou(h _ to p t n a_ other, six tone, two daughters, o f literature. Professor John e 'l* Amelia G oertt, plotter res e q t-ly tonight and
Tuesday,K.tcftje
..............»»nen
Whenarrse
R,ichj
tu stunk, hu 11 HI* I1W
U Xm.
£ CJUVt
H a rz Succumb#
cQunD
number of comrades gathered at one brother and two lister*. Tha M artin of Rollins College, due- Ident, w ho dieiL Saurda. njlrld slightly
G R E E N W ttW ^L A JO a N. ^
? f
the l* t* n Hut and to have
I south
S cVmsr.
S w arm
S erlhS >ng. - S
s t * * T C T Jn g______
e rln gi u n nuess -Feb.
Hugh B., J r , RoraeTr lo r ’p f laws, a n tO h e R ef. K arl -f t- r ilt* . home _aL SHk—llbii' t o ibw-egrreme
24.—A short rocket ptsasa
p w n m n m C h r the •UBTltt
radar, W arren Ahrfn and Olenn, RelTlnd, raelor of S t. Getfrge’a ■Wranue. The Rev. A. I, t o'e. northeast punmn Tiweday. ExHe told the conference bluntly
v
. m | j ent of flight, clatmrd aa tha fln t o^a*
h if canned, with the Lefiea 40- all of Sanford; the two daughters Church, New York, M. Y., doc pastor of lha Mcihodiat Dturrh ■ronie n rn h w rit Florida! Cloudy
y t. „ , crssful one* m e r mada, ou t u l U
asalalatl by the
Rev. A. ■’ tonight and Tusrilay, adghily the peopk of h.a atai. ware agamsi S l|lfofj fur th. i . I t
and-d locomotive fa the W k - are Minnie Ruth and Katherine to r of bumanitioa.
proh.ht.toir. Befora .t was enacted. aU„um b*d Sunday morning lo here Sunday. Tha first ship visa
cround. He wma esooned to the Odham, Sanford; and the brother,
Th* Algernon RydMy Sullivnn Brooks, J r , paa’or of th Bap w armer in ta s r portiun lomghl.
l t a . l l a . r a Oa r a g . TSraal
] a. lingering
u ----- h i. hom.
launched
a, catapult but dsh
Liles* at his
City hy a delefauon from DcLand, U B. Odham, resale* in Miami. Medallion, awarded annal'y on tist Church, conducted lb i m - i
Ices
and
Interm
ent
a
t
in
|
at
2fi2rt Elm Aveur. Ha was 77 aeccml rose under its ou
Daytona Beach and ether towns, Mr, Odham’s mother, Mrs. L B. behalf of th* Now York SouthCommander Harry Kent ami a
years of aga, horn in Schaum- after skidding along tho iea
and when hai left ha drove through Odham, end one sister, Miss A ra- • n t Society, to a cltlsen nf the Laktvlaw Cemetery, Th* rail 1 number of members of Ihe loral M an I h K illed W hen
bearera wera Frank M>ach, J.l
M iami Boat# Collide burg, township. III., on Oct. 22, trait lake. .
•treats lined with flag**
■ em Odham, reside m Braawick, community on tha basis “of the F. McClelland, R. W Warn pool of the Veterans of Foreign
_____ _
ItiAH. Funeral services will bo
Ere.I Kessler, sponsor of ’
In hia brief address o f weleoma, and the other aimer Mrs. J . W •tta in iw n t o f Uw finer ele C. B. Lovajoy, Dick VLa'ulin, W ars attended the banquet given
ot the homo Tuesday flights made by two light
ment* of character," waa con
Jam es E. VanZandt, commander’
MIAMI
IIEACII,
Feb.
24.-(A
Y
'
CHn‘lu,;,*'l
Wdaon, fa a resident of
Acting Mayor* I
ferred upon Newton p . Yowell, and O, P. H erndjn.
IS-foot
irvchlef, in Orlando Saturday even. — Harry J. Serll, S4, a ahiwmaker, afternoon u 3 o'c'ock and lha •hips of
farred to the day being the aiuu- N . J.
Mrs. . Goerta la aurv*ed by
Orlando
business
and
cI t Ic leader,
In». They will report on the ban- die.1 in a hospital her* last night bmly will be placed In a vault m ad. tha claim of priority'fhr tho
•ornery of ihe birth of Washington
her husband, Frank Goctt, three
Active pallbearers will Be fel and trustee a f RolHns College
quat and what thair national lead- of injur e , suffered after a col until w arm er weather perm its •rc< inplwhment and «UIo4 « •
who tackled a big job and law k low official* “Sod employee of the
M ••ilsse e (vh r a s a t a i l
Prapidant H am ilton Holt pre ilaughtera, Mrs. Sandy Adersin
lision of boats In Blacayne Bay. I the deceased'* aged widow to flights “successful," althcmgk se e k
through, -and the heart of every Gulf Refining Company, meat of
and Mr*. W. H. Singleiry of
sided and Young and Irving
lie was severely cut by the pro- ,k * 11 ^ orth for burial In tha •tided tn a crash.
Sanford and Mlsa Clan Goer:i
American ihrobe when e man them from out o f the Cky. They BacheDor ipoha briefly.
peller of a deep-sea fishing exeuc-,
P|ot in Chicago.
of Orlgnda, and one aoi Frank
cuts ooa a Job and etayo with) * are S. L. Monroe o f Miami, J> B.
2fc=
W
H
A
T
S
DOING
• nn craft, which had struck and
Mr’ ,U r * WM m arrtad
on
nntd k is finished." Stick n man. H arper of Jacksonville, R
L. MENINGITIS CLOSES SCHOOLS Shaw of Orlando. She us born
sunk hia rowboat. Twenty-nlne Ju lY
,ltM ' ,0 MUj M arla
In
Minneapolis,
Minn.,
•
May
ha aaid, fa Ccamnander VanEandt. B unU k, R. T. Sampler and A. J.
| h rsun* were in the excursion I1»runtf. "b o survives him, and i ^ . ^
W gA ?gg
TODAY
to whwe tha people of Saaford Thomason, Jl> o f Orlando, and
b. at. which waa undamaged.
to this union ware born tbraa
TEXARKANA, A r t , Fab. 2 4 - 21, IHH7. and had raaidtnln ta lk
the last 49 yea.
•ona, William V., Jr., of Chi
"wish te bring tribute."
8. H. English a f Sanford. The (AV—T txarkanp acbools, church •• ford for _______________
LOO P. M.—Men.'* Club supper.
Paul of Livarmore, Mich.,
Replying to the few words from honorary pall bearers wiQ he J . 0 . theaters and o th er places of punM ayor N ow Believed cago,
and A. W. H a n of Tampa, and
the Oky pucedae, the V. t . W. Adams, A. E, Teweli, A. W , U e . tie assembly will ba closed for C hildren L ose U e s
j
'
S
r
r
i
S
E
_______
To Be O u t O f D a n g er '™» daughters, Mrs. Alms
leader said he appreciated the r . K. Renmim t . D. Ifce iks, W. one week as g precautionary meas
W hen H om e lu m s c-y u*u
! Decker of Three Rivera, Mich.,
dUMaee phewn him by men c f the L. Mergan, D r, C L. P ark and ure to prevent spread of menm»;0O V, M.—V. F. W , Legion
Mayor T. L. Dumas waa re and Mrs. Amends Cartn* of
gltia.
W le g ie a aa well aa a f U e oar, er- Dr. J . H. Tatar.
Hut.
WIUTWKLL, Trnn., kb. 14.
ported by hia physician today to Champaign. 111. Mrs. G anna sod
Mr. Odham waa e sa lted rater
>:00 P. M.— V. and Ueadquartera b* out of danger, n o felt so A. W. H ere ware with thair
ahUdre wera
—(A P I—Tbraa
CLAMOB
f
t
^
U
M
I
D
o f dm Sanford Lodge e f the D ha
burned to death and La other*, Wnspamae, P. N. G , Armory,
good yesterday th a t ha was a'* fath er during hla last days. Ths
in 1MB4S and all memhecs ef
TOMORROW
STATS COUJCGK, M iss. Fab. suffered burns whan h a d«-1
lowed to amok* a cigarette. May deceased is also survived by H
44.—LAV—V**t boyrovam rot of ■troyad tha home of lr . and.
■■
or Dumaa waa taken to tha hos- tgrand children sad one g reat
fhe p o lk a to i s tk a kaophal bora Mrs. Fred Turner, naa here. 1 111 19 f t M .-Rotary Qub, May- nltal two Weeks ago suffering Mtandchlld
Their father aaid fcaheliaved} Uur HotaJ.
from a a Infection which it waa
Mr, H a n w u g n a rty
a dsfecUva thlmoey wa rrspon-1 7:H P. M ^-Chtaa d u b , Valdes faared a week la tar would toko by hia friends l
for tha filehia Ufa.
aociataa.
f
Albert C. Ritchie
«- Died Suddenly In •
Home Early Today
Paul Biggers Will »
Be Candidate For
Sheriff Of County
1
’i«.T
East Ts Causing
Serious Concern
Threat Of Floods
In Other S ta te s ;
Sunny In Florida
Hugh B. Odham.45,
Taken By Death;
Funeral Tuesday
Honors Conferretf
By Rollins College i,hr
On Three Leaders
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TOE SANFORD
FOUR LOSE LIVES IN MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION
William Beeehlng, hi* 10-yetr-old m itliir and their neighbors, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Cam. perished
Ik a mytterleus esploelsn that raaed tha Beeching home In tha River Rauga aactlan of Detroit. Tha
wreehage le shewn altar the blast which Inveitlgaton batfa»a might hav* been aauaad by eaeealno ait.
(Aaaaalatad P-eae Phala)
POLO LURES HONEYMOONING MDIVANI
McMu l l e n
THURSDAY.
lo ses plea t o
e s c a p e c o u r t -m a r t i a l
Appearing bafora a court-martial trying him In Waahlngton on chargaa af -offending good mllltar)
order," Cal. Jotaph I. McMullen appealed lor dlamlaeal of the accuaatlona on grounda ol -Inau*
flalant aauaa,- but tha court reluaad. Col. McMullen, who It charged with accepting railroad tlcheta ca
a -reward- for legal advice lo a civilian Inlareated In army contract*, la ohown (cantor) ao ha enteral
court. Llaut. Cal. Charlee W. Thomaa, Jr. (left), prosecutor, and MaJ. Gan. Upton Blrnlo, Jr. (right),
prealdent of tha court-martial, are eaan arriving for tha hearing (Aaaoclated Prato Phatae)
New Orleans Stenog (
Get* Try at Films .
COURT DECISION BRINGS JOY TO TVA WORKERS
General Mitchell, Steed Announces
Former Air Corps| As Candidate For
Seat In Congress
Wilma Prenala waa • etanegraphsr In a Now Orlaana Incur*not
affitt until a aaaut far mavt* talant noticed haw pretty gha Is and
Invited her t# Hollywood.
Ana
now wa aaa her playing an tin
-beach near Laa Angalaa whlla
twilling tha «a«lln| dlraatar'a call
(Aaaoclated Praaa Phot*)
NORMAN THOMAS ARRESTED
Norman Thomaa, aociallot leader and farmer candidate far
Prealdent of tha United Btataa, la ehawn (right) appearing In a
Brooklyn, N. V , court on chargta of dlaardarly conduct aftar ha
lad a parade of strike aympathltari In front of a Brooklyn depart
ment atore. Tha cate waa adjourned to March 23, and Thomaa w*a
released on hla own reoognliance. Harold Kata (laft) waa arriwsd
also. (Aaaoclated Prtaa Photo)
COUGHLIN-O'CONNOR FEUD
RAGES
Happy In tha atturanaa lhair Joba are cafe, workers employed by the Tannetaea Valley AuthorIty at Narrla, Tonn, atagod a routing calibration upon learning tha Bupramt Court had upheld tha
T V A . They arc shown at tha peak nf tha merriment In tha lawn hard by tha IHBOO.OOO Narrla dam
which la rigidly nearing aemplttlen. (Associated Praaa PhoUj
H rtUmi#* rrwm Pm p fln#>
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(i
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9
f
tragady to n naval plane attem pt.
Ing a flight to Hawaii. Ml’chall
charged that "these accidents are
tha direct tpsult nf incompeitncy,,
•trfmlnal negligence and almost
*-------treasonable admlfltitratlon i f H5T
j
nallcnal itcfana* by ih* War ami
.
KaVy Departmenli.
|
U.U .. i
H
KW
Laa a than twu mon h v la ltr , on
O ct 20, 1025, tB b.'*C <rt'ery of
w ar ordered n eobrt marital to
try Ml chrl] for “rio lath n of the
Htoety-ilxth
Article of War, I
dUcIp’ne." Ha w t l found gullly.
•an'enced to Immediate man*nalon from hla rank with forfel« !• _ • * all pay abd allowances
flT#
PrwWent Coulldge mally anno.ag d hla candidacy
th» wwponclon but r*. ‘ oday for fongrvs*. to represent
h* n ,«ty erratid Fifth Conjrc*.
*|<*ad ^par* af hla pay and alflontl District.
A nallr* of G lo r ia . Mr. Sle.-d
Mitchell resigned the following
F- H* re'lred to oUcurlty a* has lived In the Flf.h D,strict of
gen leman farm er, but hia In- Florida fur 53 y:ar* and ha*
ft*t In arUUcm r a t i r waned. Uhtn an a itv g p u t in civic ami
p V iliu l affair* tine- hi* gradua
l l y f-om‘ Htaivut U n l v . - ’ r lit
y il L lit la wldfly known throughfut Ihr district ha sacks tu rrjv
n a at ind Ii 'm i I i t bo on* of
Ih ' aI ranya at cin lld tL a lo a>tnounci far Ih* important poet.
In issuing hit announcement
hat- f lay, Mr. HI id gave cab
tha full-.tr'nj atatimant,
I I - it dt " I firmly bdteve in the
l» '» it e l‘ h of %ha Democratic
■ »-»- • *r,
)y for oW i j r ,
security,. I w lflwerV for tha *up.
p->rt sdequa'e y* % -nshls and
■p ;i t etM*.
If*d ra| 'ogUlaUnn
a
HAIL T H E J 5TARS AND STRIPES AT OLYMPICS
RIP- COLLINS IN T H fflpO T P IT
�- —
"
Seminole County Producer
More F ru its And V egetables Than Any
Sim ilar A rea In America
S te
^ a ttfo rlt lie r a lii
•
SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. FEIIRUARY 21. in:tfi
W P A Projects
2 G overnm ents
FLIER TELLS OF SEEING REDFERN
M MHER 101
KslablLshed In I'.ittH
1 US—___-g!i-
Commander-In-Chief
1
Anti W ater T ransportation
9
AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY N EW SPA PER
Member Associated Press
VOLUME XXV
S a n fo rd Is The Only C entral
F lo r id a C ity A ffo rd in g Rail, H ig h w i
New‘Evidence’
In Hauptmann
Case Collapses
Financing Of
Farm Program^
Up Next Week
Clerk Of Courts
W ill C on tin u e
Check Reports
To
Completion
•
A bout R edfem
No More Complaints
Of Labor Shortage
Received By Local
Or Orlando Office
U. S. And Brazil Act
On Story Told By
Reporter; Tale Is
Denied By Flier
Alleged S i m i larity
In Notes Denied;
F urther Reprieve
Is Not Expected
President Says Bill
Will Be Formulated
O n M is Return
From Hyde Park
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—hPi
—The State Department la-t n ght
>av.
tabled instructions to the American
consul at Port of Spain, Trinidad,
«
A*
te investigate the story tfcld yester
day by Alfred Hatred, reporter on
a Param aribo, Dutch Guiana, pa
per, that ho and Art Williams,
American aviator, had «e*-n and
talked with Paul Redfem, lung lost
S g y p A p ro je c t* in S e m in o le
•viator, in the Jungles of ilra n l.
T W in tv w ill c o n tin u e
u n t i l ____________________
The Brasilian ftrn g n office
e c m n le t’on an d p ro b a b ly w ith |
VanZandt, national askad its boundary rnmrrdavion,
no f u r t h e r J P j & P tL™' r ;T U m m a n d e r-in -c h le f of the Vet- working In the northeastern JunK A pgar d iatrict auper nFor,ign w
who wlH glea, to determine ih© muih^nticity
a ft# r-1 of the report that Rtdfern is aJivo.
TRENTON, Fvb, 21.
It.-r-fe ll
ftr**h
©Vulelk*** fixing
ILiiipumnrm ©new ns iIn* writer of
<h«’ 1.inilWrgh ran.*'in noien rol*
Talks To Press
On Many Subjects
a*
_____
1
%tSE*
Plan To Uncover
Old Spanish Fort
i
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liifisrtl imiay at the <«m*i fim© th*f
A p g ar, McCloskey
Go To Daytona To
S tart Excavations
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h#t- tv* int©nt*i«n of gramme a
ohtl rvpnrvt* to ihe t’otnlenined
in.in
lUn lw rieng
“i \ ntnii****'' wag
sitp|>o*i‘<lly ilidrnypml «n the* pnaon offic© wh»*n a suB-«»ri!»nat© aanl
fie i|ett*ef©i| sim ilarity Ilf thi' li*t’rr "I*'* in sniff 11aupmtann haul
wintie n in priaon and ihe ratiw^mi
notes.
U ffin a b *mtl* however,
they ilnln't a g rr a as
similwtmy
tiisi wmllil nut (irrs-i the nuiiier,
lloffmnn in a 5'niui! sntn ioent
^aiit In* m "niur** eon*«mei| ihnii
ew r" 'by 11till fit 111Jt IInN a i em o
that tht* mini*
atill tmaolveui and
»a>il he hail no pf«iu lor mnuihvr
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.
(A l'l
l 'n ‘*iilent Roonei'N ujuil today 1he ta x bill
' ii filinm e the new fnrm pro
1" II i-i nilnn, Clerk
l.i V, "»i ,1 ho- .1.■-si i • > Mi
ill
ltd f v mf r ‘mi'll
i’ toaf!■ mf bn mHi' 1ik t* ina? 1
Ml1* III1144111311)1 offu .
gram
w ,in |,| he
fo rm u la te d
ftn.illt a fte r his re tu rn n e x t
week
fro m
hi*
h o m e In
ag e* In th e fie ld s h a v e Im^'H
little I'sirk. S'. Y. A t hla
Rrery la Denied
%
Y w riv e d e it h e r u t h it o ffic e
press 1 ouferetu'c h e ad d ed
GEOROBTOWN. British Guiana,
in O rla n d o o r in th e f t n n f n r '
t ,'iil totilerenrett w ith h e a d s
Feb. 21.—DP)—Art Williams, fo r
•
I
i
office, he said. Con* Were hie la
i*f goveronieiv1 spending
agenm er United State* Army flier, who
bor ha* been r*le***d to private
r is w.tti'd continue through
has been making flights ftiro the
front
Iti
un-wick.
U mI eight y rn ii sg«» on no nttens' *d flight
April
’
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tmp'oyraent, particularly women
interior, denwut the Alfred H aired
"V
I* ri-1»••’id alive hut a
Gn., to It to i| i> Jam-ito, Paul l(rttft-rn I ’
worker*, according to Mr. Apgar.
I h . 111, -m ns with officer*
of
story that ho was with H aired
Hi
it
tsh
*
i
ii
mmi.
A
If
te*l
Governor Shnlti re|M>rted upon
gvrrnnu-nt
lending
tinit*
have
whe,, 'be latter claims to Karo captive in tin- timid* of uti Irutuiu 1ril-,
till return a few <lay* ago from
Uen about completed, 'he Pr**William*
found Paul Redfem in the B raid- Harrcd. l'.ituMiui dm iirs> |i*|'ri man, -a-1 h< and At
Washington he wa,
informed
uli'iit -aid. A billion dollar cantillmia
d e.ignated
llielu w l. A l l l r i u i i o pi'ol,
fo u n d
hull
■an
Jungles.
Ha
laid:
“
I
do
not
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th at probably no new Wt’A proicrllaD.i,, 01 authorlied borrow
A qlec'ii th e i|ttesi mn ’ "Jim r'hii
know H*rr**i and ho most certain
ecla will be undertaken, hut if
ing bus been projected by Pr«»siatemeiita of Mr, Ivtlmiv-u itiflii*
ly dul not acoompany mo on my
iihmt. bu he gave no intimation
iuch a rule la made, the district
elirt*
yuur
poamon
that
ih«(
I-troIrecent search.”
■uperintendent laid, it will have
of what may be *ccumpli*h*d
hergh
sti I uthiihvdT1 fliiyno bearing on project* now un■o the way of curtaUmg direct
i*rm»r
ffm *M sasl 'No, J am
dar way nr rtmtrac'ed.
s'Kpendi ure*.
more ronvniieil thtiti p u t , I liml
BRUNSWICK, Ga., *k'eh 21.—
W. S. Earle, In charge of WPA
Mr. Itimaevelt 'old th* n*w»
hi>|tr»l
(hut
.Mr.
IstiMWilJ,
m
ilU
H
ANGELES,
Fob,
2
1
.<A
A
fo r th t tftftty of Paul
7
The City of Sanford will to m *)—Hop©
aetivitle* in Sanford, taid^ that
men he Cnnslilrrs the ColumW*
tiiiist
tit
110
him
ra
of
e|iit-'lu
m
iig
* I*r. Ermncln ill. Town*©rul rrhJ Itwer b«-in
Work wlll be concentrated on Ihe morrow «ft#rm>on tn trrla in the n«- Iledfern, long-lost Brunswu-k to
*„ area large
c it y n e w s b r i e e s
1*i«r 11 ght his old Kir© ptTiKiun nr- enniigh t-> warrant a special de
street pavement relaying pro j ruiiinutnd r-in-chii f of Che Veler- Braid flier, flared high last night
'long
from
lluopiimiim
if
to*
ku
1
Ifitnitmiurt
will
neiihrr
upPiw
op
ft
Veteran*
of
Forleng
War*,
and
a*
It
*m
rareipt
of
tha
latest
of
many
ect, The crews are working to
velopment nuthori'y sim ilar to
ilnrd party nor join nwnrmonui m the Tennessee Val'ey Authority.
Tomorrow’.* tides: High at 7. IS iinyilimg tu id l."
day on Weat First Street bu' i, the first t me a national leader repons that he ia alnto in a South
Miiy sfrtto tltut would in Volvo ft
During Ihe interview h* *Xshould finish there wllhin a work, I l f a vet! rar.a' organisation ha* Aimencan Jungle village,
A. M. and S:U) I*. M.. low at 1,23
.
|
niiifliit 1n th© |irv*jil©rm*I p rrfer- pres».st ' be hop* there would be
he said, when the Park Atemie *n luded Sanford on hi* Itinerary.
A
M,
and
1:57
I*.
M.
fut'ul p tu n ary of eiiln'f m»Jof legislation plating *11 postmaaterproject will be tackled, beginning r rot mug welcome to the visitor
p in / .
at the north end.
-hip* miller the civil aarvle*.
A !rrn*n to wed wa» latucd yr*.
n© referred particularly to th" While not specifying action a t
, Werl( Is alio progresatug on the
The national commander la
tenlty
a.
J.
J
,
Frip*.
«
,
anil
Salho
Ihfttrift rrtfpin*D*'ti
tvcam ly,anq»unc«4 p'an of th - or*
_sew.mo J of.
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A t # * * 'fhodgk' Iff.' X fttV sntd
Congtea*/
he tg j, ^
James K. VanZandt, of Akoona,'
In* fjp-ivrtl nil «yi r thi* rotinfv nu L. Eaum inger, 59, both of Longgitniaatmn ''California IVmocrmcy.” peef* tn con Inu* conference* en
•b* waa i without Information ■» Fa., and he 1* to make a
Monday. Mar. *. mnl a ill
«m wucnI.
to enter a Townsend plan delegw- au lijn t.
Bar, whether funds were aa yet
The
President
aaid
WASHINGTON,
Feb, 21
Apr, ll, nnd every ■iitillfi-«!
Affiliable for plumbing and r ’rc- stop here b rjw atn 4 and
i \n
ni‘tUfll turn slate on the May 5 prim ary h# hid favored the propoaitlon
A
<tr**k
offer
of
o'clock on hla way from Jackson
tor
is
julviji*
d
to
Wh>
n
’ trtcal wiring In the big building
**»g Th# *
"••a*'
Sale of a sm all tract near Aba- t tt-*S in part paymrnt i»f w »r ballot, nomtnnily pledged to Ck>n- alnce l'.il.'t. First, second, third
ville t i Orlando where he is to be
He was notified some time ago i the gn »,iH of honor In the rvrntng
Advance column* of the Italian the dstiiH hook- an* et'^.d n the niont* Spring* for flQO t,y | / ki, .Iflit a thi* fiir«t frmn n «fufuiflt itisr pressman John Steven* MeOroar- e ls ., po.tm asters do not coma
th a t the contract had been le for l at a banquet of [hr veteran* Com army in nonh*rn Ethiopia rr port- rveiling of Apf. R th-y will h 1 Ml.wen in Boy U, Tracy waa re E»r 1nidi *|i htnr nut inn ift muii' tv of California for president.
iimler civil service now.
Ins'alllnr light* a* the Munici mander Harry Kent of the V. F. ad to headquarter* today that they taken to I lii- of f it ■ of VV J, Thi if ported ttiday.
#1.111 ivkt. yp iyr" h:»*t l»*'un himf**|»
Dr. Townsend aaid reporta of
A* various emergency agtn*
pal Airport, but has received no W. Poet *nd Commander L F. had capw rad Aderet, 20 mdr* jH ii,- jiupervisor of »»-gi*tiali m,
t .l toy »l..* 1 iiftrii 'SlHtfw.
tin- plan Ituve Wen *0 phrased vies of the government become
In tim a tio n as to when the work Boyle of I h - l.ogijn Po*t uri;n south of Makale* At tha same tima mid ktpt tin re through th»* r
Au!1llill IIII t iv»' t miYH *iih! llte
la rreuio the impression that Jiermatient,. Mr. Roosevelt aaid
J rrd I*. Cone of L*ktt Coy, ranmatntl' r t.f the tmnith N|r I h i/
1» to ho undertaken.
membrrs of th eir organisations tn Ra* Ma tug beta, omunaruler of the pen'* off) e h in the ftrmtiL t duliite f,,r goverrgir, *pem n pop- mif kt f hi* **l*i*o* •1*-|»i*rt nicftt h ii* Mr. McGroarty uv the official caiv he c spec ted their emp'oyee* 10
Mr. A pgar me’ Engineer D. A urn out to welcome VanZandt at Ethiopian force* In th* area, re
non of today in Sanfoni. In his trn' 54 flOh* tt» Priiiiftrii >1 y 10*11t cl .lute of tho Townsend orguntza- b- covered by civil service reg
building.
MeCloaky, formerly In charge of the Am r t i n legion Hut on Lak# ported to Addi* Ajbaba that ha had
•IIIIH, *»»*• Cl u* k miiiidtcr, ©X|»lr©H^ ik-n."
ulation*. It was believed he re
Th© Ubl day for poll im w i- opinion, it ia 100 early to begin a
'O t'lf,III nny I>'»V
the 'Sanford office but now di Front Boulevard.
IIIIf M>•i#Ill,iL' IU
made a “strategic retreat,” losing .May l»l,
••Wo htvvo no Inclination,” ho ferred to the new farm aid prospeaking cam pa'cn,
(miit stml, “in antngnruze any favonta griim and Civilian* Conservation
recting the work In Det-and and
in* nl * iimtfu In i ir frtf©’"'
Ad ing Mayor H. O. SMpholsi-r .147 killed and 2S8 wounded,
'*1 imlie • thnt a g o«l many wli-t
te* son candulutu either in California 1 orps, although ha did not spatlvicinity, in Fsnford this morn will d rlivrr * brief address of I Italian plana an* reported acuvO
J. W. Flynt purrhasesl a sn.all if »ht nu* ''Million' |»n jmlit'
ar*
regist’
r
d
fni
thi*
genarui
ing and 'hey left a t noon for welcome tit the n o t'd visiter, and throughout area,
■ ill mi Uriil ii/lit ■* of
till or elsewhere. Hut wo cannot e»- fy.
•
house on Mellonvill, Avanuo yea- fHr*
eUuflitin
ir
e
not
un
llu1
pmtinry
Daytona Beaeh where they will th rr City and County official*!
.» St it ifi, '
vaim iho concliukin that if Mr. Me"-------------- ----lerday from W. M. Muon. Stamp* I'nif.
botiksi/*
Mr.
Thiirpeii
said
today,
su p e rn e initial work an the hav- advised Mr. Kent they will
Fml ■M*f h11' illi't ltd ilrlot in
“but in order t » vote in tht June on the w arranty Jeed fded for
e*eava‘len there of an ancient make it a point to b« a t the Hut
«1ft|liiit‘n f» | II ill*! )»t 1y un.!! ill full.
primtirirp J hey must register on record rliowed tho consideration to
Spanish fort. The old fo r- I* cov whin VanZandt arrive*.
full Hiltd Urlllt li enmeliody in every simir, following I I n
hui itith*T Fi
I^ n e in Y D j l l
In
th© primary l»< oks mid pay the
be ll.lWt.
ered with sand and shell, but
The V. F. W. chltfU in wil be
in*w ItVVk' th i* t 1tn*ml Fii«\ **n $1 V but example, will thv likewise,
1 W l 111 1 ,1 1 1 1 3
poll turn - fur both l!»'U and Ij,’!,'.
the WPA haa allocated funds to car or ted to Sanford from DrLatvd
flighdy more than one 'nch of I.I7.H:i7.o ;*» iI'S hrtvn ilrfiiiiiltn 1 1*11
“Such a program could only
I not ce that a
many .r ■
The Seminole County Demo payinir th rir 19.13 r©»l| laves b«
uncover it and make the sur- ind w II be mat htr* by a delega
rain fall yestertlay and last night, all i »*rrll |•tl> llirlltn.
hrmg defeat and diacri'dit to th*
rauttding terrain a pub'lo park tion from Eustia who, with San- cratic Execut.ee Commutes- will • re not pAying for 1914.**
••
1*.
lirenv, iiIt nil uffrr niritl
•he reeling at 7-30 thh mornmg
I'owtueivl movement."
WASHINGTON, Feb.
I t la eipca'ed to be a rosily and fotd forrign w ar v tt r u m , will m-et In th* Court House Saturday
showing a nnal precipitation of LOS thi- joift'c i|i'l»^r(ri)©ri- llu Mill ll
accompary him Ito Orlando. A de tftrm o o n a t 1:30 o'clock fur th*
—Tho House today wrot* a 1
long drawn nut undertaking.
inchas. Tho mercury rose to 7(1 sSuiluiihtd, 11ml tiaiiMitii tt'.i
P n U I n f fii-n
consumer-protection
Mr. MrCtoakey atated th it four tail frtn i th- Daytona Beach Poat purpose of fixing th# assessment ] l ; . n L
u*
degteea yeMc loy and fell only ih© Trrn**ury f'»r ntuily
’
8
Inches of rain fell in two hour* !a to meet him In DeLand and It to be made against candidate! an 11
Him viud 111k©n, ui^ri'rd In | mv
,
0 .
,
j te
1
' n'° ,he MW f«rm hill and pushed
a*
la
r
11 57 dcgreci.
In DeLand last night and wnshed will also ac ompany him to Orlan making other arrangement# nvees;ir» |»i*rv*”tit «*f th© roii|Miii viU'i'
10 s t u d e n t B o d y
,h« mcaatar. ahead toward paaxaga
,
away many loads af gravel that do. Tht rtcfption and b anqqjet aarjr to th e , conduct ol th* com-1
»*f imyim n ' h ilii© .May 10 11 '1
The
w
eather:
Cloudy,
sbghily
w
il
be
in
th*
Colonial
Orange
ng political campaign---- ■■
r T-imnrrnw, W ashington's birth
had Just been Igld on atrscla
O n -^ A in e n e a n is n u
r h . .m enttm .m « • • m v * *
u*
o ld e r (omght prer«le.l by thunder Nov. 10. T h .% wiritM
C u u rt.H o U lJ t 7 o’d 'x lc ^ ___
R* J* Roily la. chairman hT'Dlil • day, will lie - h-r-rved a* a h-i|id„v
around the court house.
------by Roprtiemativ*
McCormack,
$76*271! of the $J17,UJ0 due- *»ri
*hom*r»
in
extreme
south
portion;
Commander VanZandt w ai for committee. The other U m.-mbera bv th# Sanford Allant c Naiiim tl
Talking
Its a language h t Democrat,
Maeachaueug,
ta d
t-arh 'Ut©,
Saturday
partly
cloudy,
cooler
rn
ytar* tn the f. As-front of the fig IK are 8 . M. Lloyd, Sanford; D. II.! Bonk nnd by the pnstnffir ,
ti-arer* could understand. Monici- would direct ihuv leer#'ary o f ags
f
Th.'
III'J
J
j M would In* in |w«i
extreme aouth ponkm. Ex-reme
In W ashington for ImmedlaU pay- C, Raima, Lake Mcnroa; E. II tliuugli City and County i-ut.1
1 ilgr S. A. II Wilkinson rvoulture to work toward ft -pra*
NcWthwest Florida: Partly ctpody, tial payment o f lull] Intrreal on p»i
tit of th* adjusted compensa Laaey, Paola; J . II. Lee, Oviedo; offl.'.s will Ih* cqwn a* usual
rnlny delivered
an
a.ldress to ^ r y - ]ncom, for f a n ,
*h© ‘'four p©rctnt Joan iif I'j J'.L” u
w**
Florida:
Partly
cloudy,
tion certift.'Wes held by th* vet Mabry Levy, G emva; O. M.
Then* will b» on* ciillectiun <-f
discouraging pradactioa
anioantinir t« $12.ld7,0OO, which ■h -indent Imdy of Ihe Seni.ni.le „
eran*, but d d not receive the co- Jacobs, Chuluota; D. E. Mather*, ths ms 1 tonuirrnsv aftorn-u n an I slightly colder utmgbi; Satutday was used in financing resettli* Uu'h Schieil on the subject 0 1, , n—m t—l— -U—iq *a . im
to
a
point
below
tha lOTO-ti |t g >
optratlon of ths tth e / two largo GsbrieUa; L. J. Hartley Long- all mail will l><- dispatchrd ns • n partly cloudy.
d o t n e a t i a ____ - —-I__ Tha
meM of nearly 3,000,l«X) Greeks p iln n li.n i. Tho program was arrotr ran*' group*—the American wood; W. V. Dunn, Lake- M ary; o th rr days, but there wilt )■•■ rrn
ranged
by
th-'
Parent-T
-ach-rs
j
n
CTHCACO, Fab. II,—lAT—Aa- Legion and the Disabled Ameri Frank K. Anderson, AltamontO
O n. hundred and fifty recruit. *" ' hrlr homeland from T urk.,h \--i>ri*tlnn**ind Ju.by Wilkinson ^ (ha W,P
o f mail except of p.-r(*h------othar acid wava today t k n w i i i can Veteran*—until during .the Spring*; O. E. Downs, Fort i t delivtry
ablet and sp c at delivtry mnl’-r. ft* mreiew in Army post* fn Oeor- l,nit0" " fl“r ,h * Worl‘‘ W" r
r pri'K rite I th« Am* t can Lrifio9!.
§ *r , . a
”
iha plain* m m after a brief ra- present acaa’.on o f Conrraaa whan C ity; M artin Stank*, Slavla; and a n l all window# in th* |H>-t>iffi>
In h* address the Judge exd « ^ « d »n the S*n*«,
the m e a n t* era
Gordon B arnett, F*m Park.
will bo closed oil day.
l>lain©il tht* c rm l of communism
if*
i
lx. j
rn
and t M how it id undermining Ik - 1* a m i U C S l n V l t C d
10
L"--------- — ^ ------------------------------- received today from tha II. 8. I n g e n i o u s D e V I C e T o
i f in Gwi, th,- home, the school j
L e g io n
L u n d iM ft
and th • Aiiu'rlrnn *v*tem of dem*.
*re IIn imv*rnment In which ev ery '
,
.
naisi present three Urtere of
IJ)S A N G E L E S Feb. 21
^ '3
P ublic Urged To
Welcome National
Leader Of V.F.W.
VanZandt Will Make
Brief Stop About
4 I*. M. Saturdny
Tow nsend Says
His Group W on’t
Start New P arty
Pension Plan A uthor
Fears Third P arty
• Plan Is Dangerous
Poll Books Open
March12; Tax RoH
Will Close May 16
K
fV yPo°“t‘*u of ,h#| Another Town Is
Gccupied By The
b;;'|Italian Invaders
Electors Desiring To
Vote I n Primary
Told To Register
U. S. Will Accept
Offer Of Greece
On Debt Payment
v
r i , ' : : , : I’assage Tonight
Democrat Committee
To Meet Tomorrow
House Forecast
Wilkinson Falks
1
to Observe Holiday
Deaths From Cold
Mount In North;
Snow Iii_ Atlanta
Claim Use Of
S
•a » re*oh First Prize Awarded
Booth Celery H eart.
ta t a s a m p od taa*
‘ it
p reaen tio n aaid NIaeatW rit “e g prepared t e enter Into
eamerunfeatlen with Otto S tra v
. 11m
a r. l o u is
IM M J0 O
Destroy M urder Clue
"
,*ui’ **‘*'«-*-*-i», eeu,
"W *
25-yvar-old chauffeur who
Shey
? lbve.
£ h* COmnVUn“y in WlUCh H electrical doForeclosure on fcr* homo place* ler, #*«cu’lve aacrttary in thu
•vicea a holtby waa arrested on su.tin 'demlnola Coun.y having u commission’s headquarter- in T*Jplclon or m u rd er tod a* In tha rtd»combined m o rtg ig e debt of fIM,- , Iahaa*ee, show th a t durm r (It* A l Inspector of genera] eon* bery-kJlmg
of a
middleagrd
•Tuctk^ who will draw a salary
400 have bean orertad during th* last IS months forerloaure on !«!••
-uv,
,
j rooming hoaoo keeper and hi*
oftlAOO
Mat 1 l months through reflnan
r-’-TOO a year l. w a n .ri
Fkirbla farm s and grove*, havtm:
ring arrangem ents affected by a rombliiad m ortgage <1*tit <>f 13.- oh tha C
J°*b'
1’obca said tho chauffeur, K m l
U.
8.
Ciril
Service board aw- _ ’
1 cnam ieur, r r r
Ci
o voluntary committs* of th* •110,113 and Involving apptuvimatc» u » t0™ r I* ™ ” - A "
Farm Debt A djuataient Commis ly I3JW0 acres a f land, b»- I*'1n mmoerd today. Peraou desiring
p< waa m a d e to da*troy cluco
j
sion o f FleritM. Tho committee •v irte d through eg'ension agree • tdxain the poeitio- muat file “ Ttho
slaying through an
theh
application*
ia
tho
office
of
®
r
obtained aetUement a f tba fir* ments and refinancing arrageIngenious aU etrieri - t h i clack”
the
U,
8.
engineer
la
Ocala
not
cases fo r a total of
less mrnta effected by &l voluntary
Sftttltr Wfti gnrttfd
U lfr than Mar, 11 Only expertthan ono-thJid tho amount of county comm ittees tn Florida.
i®onv»
raced
appliesn*o
ever
th*
ago
of
th
,r
“*•
poIh“
ehcctad
* nm*
tba total original Indebtedness
Through volun ary adju-tm rn'* «
mg h o tw a ro g k M a r. for p.raona
Gardner B ennett of Or'ando ia in case# w here tha debt* were ***
d ia'rict lu p erria o r of this tr e exceeeive from the atan'll’" ni of
nd members of- tho fem l- present property ami crop * a l- .
Couaty Committee
are uea as to make un'ikely their
that at 8:30 k turned on on elec
Frank Evans > * f Lak*
Mary, even'ual repaym ent in full, th*
tric heater w hich Ignited gasoline
chairman; W. H. ■ ihm lJt of Son 122114,113 o f o rig ln il debt «*• «#t
TODAY
soaked pa pare under the bed
ford, secretary; K. T. Haines of I tied fur fl.TM.7R3, a general
Alt* moot#
‘y A gent scale-down o f 23 percent for * COM Boikhng, .
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C. B. Daemon, a F .'S m ith and ■eying to
hopelessly overbur
I OSAKA, Ja p a n , Feb. 21. —
© L. A. BrumJoy. Any member of dened farm s ra of t54t^:ul.
*
TOMORROW
■ (API —A haaey
earthquake
I tho commiUo* will accept tppli(a i t count!**, th* committee#
4:40 P , M.: Notional
■hock was fe lt In tba Osaka•tUI are engaged In aettlement o f V. F. W , Legion H at. _
• Kobe district s t 10:07 A. M.
430 pend lag case* having orig- T:J0 p . M.i L*g»n
today. Borne damage was reportof |1 ^ 3 M » . Mayfair Hotel,
thmr
L H 30 , ^ ' * ‘ blue ribbon” *etfrom a farnka^
hi ery heari* a g a ’a won tha blue rib
• J * 1 bon a t th* Central Florida Kxpe
faO to Atlanta fo r tha tition in Orlando thi* week, tha
third lint# th a t the W U t F irst
and North Caraltaa yoteta Ib o had Street grow er haa
first prtie.
TV aa celery hearts a n se a t to
m anyd ff#r*nt ritia* in th * N orth
carry lag a Sanford labsl th a t, Mr.
Booth laid, advtrtU Ing this Me
lin a Ha e ta rtrd la tha calory
basin is* here **v*n year* ' age
MUNICH. Germany. Feb. 1 1 ^- with oaly a bench and * ta b for
( © - f h * H e * Nlaaelbech, natural- a work shop, b a t the bailor** inl*ed Uailed A atee ciUaen, triad n e ta a d a n t i bow Mr. Booth ho*
f a r -attem pted 8 tl£ t I n a i w ," a o r m l building* fa* which to
eras erg fenced today l a tern yean* hocto hi# p la a ts, and alaao to put
M A erisoam eat, of wUeb be served up another before next Mason.
9 K - month* while n a d ir taveatU
American Citizen Is
Sentenced To 2-Year
Term In German Jail
Debts Of $18,400 On Homes In Counlv
rafeeenro fmn~* ______.vi.
Are Adjusted By Committee For $5,150 *dam
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of
Incil post of the American Legion,
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th,.rjng it* American sm p ro g ram
*»k* ,hr i'' *aalll*g
which, h.- >aid. standi fo r tin- ,
,,
May*
American form of governm ent *lr
J* 12:30 Sunday aftor'lr-t, last and all the tlm*.
| n-on, ami m-et the bunch and
Judg* Wilkinson clomd hU r e - t , he . ro“bl; •*
•
nark, bv paving a gbw lng trPs- ^ n J . j r d ln n .r.” Mr. BoyM Mid
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h- e>nU a repres ntativ* number ___
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^
- “ ,01 Sanford U glon mew and t h S
' in^ ** there *
p
*iv m a t th* dinner aa '
*£
‘fwltling through the vein* of tha
nut of-town L-gion men tad
'• *••>»» re . «h*y will fig h t com- 1n are expected.
mun im an‘* 111 °tKer limi i««k
Ing l« undegmine
ment.”
our
govern
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nad
n n n .'A M
The "time clock" was so wired DRoad
To DRecovery
WHAT’S DOING
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Dr. C. U P ark itated today th a t
he U “e e ry much pteaaad" over
the improvement being mad* by
Mayor T. L. Dumas, ill In FernaldLaughton Memorial llnepltal. Th*
mayor passed anuihtr good night,
hla phya’cian report'd, nnd 'a p
pears to be* etaadl^f g n lain g j
though ho ia not a* yot o n t of
danger.
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LOCAL WEATHER
�f t ! SANFORD H ttA L D , 8ANF0ft& FLOMfflf
The average family supported by a salary suffi
cient to place the wage earner in the income tax paying
The analysis also indicated that the Imposition of taxes
on commodities and .their manufacture and sale boosted
In/1935.
the cost of retail purchase not less than 6. percent ln'1035.
The stady showed that the government collected six
ty-seven different, taxes, Including twenty-six different
m
snit#a#4itgw n’ excise
awals a ttaxes,
a v a s and
aifirl ithat
h l f In
fVffdP to
fn .. collect
manuraeturera
in .order
them, 181 separate levies were imposed. The tax on dis
tilled spirits, wines and beer, for example, waa imposed in
nineteen different forma, it was said.
The analysis revealed that in the year under review
there were collected $1,781,000,000 in what was described
as "concealed taxes." These were defined as commodity
taxes. Included as a general role in one form or another
In the .purchase price of common ties, the payment of
which may or may not have bee* Indicated to the pur
chaser.
'
.
BIBLE VKMB FOIl TODAT
aM V A N T 8- yiRRT: And who.
aoaVtr of yotl will tw the chiefest.
Shall ha Ml/atu of all.—Mark 10;
Cocosnut end other vegetable oils, processed
Oil by pipe line ...... ................... .............. •
A. A. A. cotton ginning and tobacco sales
Playing cards, stamp tax
Narcotics ........
........
Under national firearms act
Adulterated butter
.........
Process butter
........
OMgrass is going to imetdgatd A # Townsend Plan, but isn't OlctontargBrfne
k flamy they passed up the dims Billed Cheese
latter tm tl
' ‘0;al>ns nrr »• worried over
O lt'r ce-mi si I.- ruiml ss a bird
■lope abnut In hasp hi* burnt takni
away from Kim.
J ' A lm ft flempl- McTh rp-m
; lag sued for tlan.lrr .
n
irfl* SSld w it “You're n il 1
‘ of htll," "You can’1, tin an
i'wlth anyonn is coarai eml
’ n on a t the Is.”
Oeagrouman O’Connor ape!ogissa for threatening to kick Pathst Qoaghlra from tha Capitol to the
Whits Hottee. Il teemt that Fatkrr
Coughlin ia something o f a kicker
- Eamutl Lsftfcwits, N ew York
^ lawyer who raised fsnW in Ait
section a s one of ths gcotuboro
attorneys, walked out on Braao
Haoptmann, indicating that A his
! ) opinion Bruno is guilty. And wh«n
. Lslbowks tihiuu they’re guilty,
..................................
.
By N U U O U T E B D B A S _____ -____ ___
!
A t wmd tm party that oenu for tW F M h
CM*
a l i U j ia an old BwwU’t Eork«/>l rr C n tm . "1
® * l t a f i d Is* M* the tnr* Vy the I wh*i do you think i f As
••r*. Kaahanan’s boat irapetrabl.
-p *
the
taiUnod w s a s ta m w n . the »n«« lmj the M v ta i a n the
Us Journalist whs doesn’t hers eo. , * „ehim.b. and the
work hnt took ths *Wsr ty so i out OB# oi ths hast toss a
of ha n m ih , p t hansalf a type- J
make a perfect c
writar, sad tta iln iiii’y n m n oat m I m h r j.* , tmstn. li
assh iparklmg copy that k Wndt rfof jour awry?- thaw
addsioSal clamour to iSa V g h itw > ^
„ dnermtiw awl
•*> the " filter folk” ha anrPes! haooena I natty a a u
Aota. It tnijht to mean eomethiag\ \ t ttmma ana |M ——1
A A s life of say Florals fra pa- touniI„ , M na. , a a
ft»a to be praised by Lories but
seen the snosi
Beebe bacawe ha knows ha “can- ’
m
tronomic clones from quad in as- though ho a as p a y .
pje to parftonod fhwguady, fro a u ^ n d has ataianl —
W r i w t o f ft*# eras ornamented p ort**. It dscao feat
wwt m i l |a t d truffle* to mails a rorr —I— I W n u 1
btttw a. the Renomma d e. Ksrsr- f ^ m m p L ta a . f c n
gats, from creen turtle soup and Yale, for | n n k u «ITj
crwiao rue hod fresh from the it traded both ad thaaa«
moors, o f Seadaad to sour, me.is ronlH from old N «
of black o s - lta n chames flo- i « k . H a father i s
voorad with brandy.
Bnd {ouadtT ^ am a t
..................... ..........
Mixed flour .................................... ...
Total commodity taxes ..................
$1.781,897,890
The survey was prepared under the direction of
Lnurcncc Tamer, chairman of the committee on taxation
and oubllc revenue of the assoc lathin. Commenting on In *hs composing roomj “I r u p p w , u> ihink mi a P u m k f e n s am-'
l(s disclosures, Mr. Tanzer said:
,
I should bsrro known you dutal rrotry, but wwh taka Busbo, aath"The results of this Inquiry demonstrate clearly the w oA ia iho ehockod rrousun and iag is hnposeAle. I ssrirwl km
extent to which the average man, and, even the poor man, tail eoai you always wrap m thu uam set tightly to hm brad, aat n - 1
(s called upon to support tfie expenditures of ' the federal pwtnrot in "Town and Coomry". sn ly j a s t t d at tbs lap hat wsJs
mvemment. While It is true that taxation falls most and “Spur,” but S is rathur a shock juat a si^gtatuia af a faun's. I
heavily on the rich, there Is no one who can escape the in to find you coatltta and wah yoor had tha im a g e ft*bag Aat if W
alouToa rutlrd op," I fiauhrd a took hm ehoea off. maybe hm h n
creased costs of living brought about by the multiplicity bit
naivtly. It was an exciting mo- would bo slightly c lo n a l A kturof federal taxes.
■*•** for taa. When you art a salmne Pan purfsrtfy taiaad aat hr
"There were at leaat eight taxes collected In 193fi (tiuffrbng young Journalist and a London tailor, a Manhsrraa Had
which even those on a bare subsistence level could not you mow your faroonta columnist, Hatter in a ttr y high hat and
wold. ProhaMy even In the esse of most of the families a mi you bad rather b* a lt- slightly pWautmly mad. What a
living on .funds provided hv local or federal relief agencies te wrau IA* than aaybody, a man combcaatmal
their cost of living was Ipcrctaed by mord than eight whoao staff you ha*e road stare I tmrasd hack again to m w with
E fffy Mfifi Hit Price?
The cynics ssjr that svery man has his price. If an appnrently honest man turns (town a bribe of a thousand
dollars. It ia only beemuse the offer was not for two thou
sand
dollars, or fiver''or''teo. It ia assumed that nobody
, thty’re p rtitj guilty.
ever does anything for the\m sre principle of the thin#,
but only because whatever he does, whether ft ia honeat or
'
T o u lo ” Pistil of Klsslmmtf dishonest, -1$ to his own aelf Interest. Make the offer in
h is sniwuneeti hi* eindldscy for teresting enough, and it wiO be accepted.
, ‘ eo n g m im in from tho Fifth (C«n
Such a cynic, apparently U Dr. Ernest F. S. Hanfv . trsl Florid*) I)l«trldt. Funl* I*
* wait known In flonfonl whir* fcr atasngl, a former Harvard student, but more recently world
* frtqutntly vlrt* not only the famous as the chief foreign propagandist of the German
i' > Amtrtosn Ugloti but sWo th ■ Nazi party. Two year* ago he offered hla old alma mater a
I member* of the llsll family, ont contribution of $1,000 for the campaign fund in eonnec- o f whom ho mirrled.
.'•>n with that university's three hundredth anniversary. If
was
presumed that this display of generosity on the part
W e s s s where ths letndon Naval
of
one
flo Intimately connected with the things that Adolf
Confetti** is desdlockod ovtr s
the pot* between FVvnce and th* Hitler is doing1fn Germany would help to establish a spirit
United States about , ths t u t or of at leaat taeft approval fn thia country.
Bqt Harvard university heads turned the offer down.
tholf future hstt’eihipa. But it ien’t
tha ,relstpro site of. Frsoch and "Tho corporation,” wrote Dr. James Bryant Conant at
Anierkah banltsh/p« that count, that time, "are unwilling to accept' a gift from one who
h-M the ftlktlve itee o f JapanMe has been «o closely associated with the leadership of k
and Asaertcsh baideship* that n ay political party which haa inflicted damage on the univer
cades headlino* In tha future. * sities of Germany through measures which have struck ft
• t
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principles we believe to bo fundamental to universities
Viautng A £anlpitl jviterday throughout the world."
imwvfl of hie camhdary
But Dr. Hanfstaengl would not accept that answer. He
—*ioctio» fe the. office of
M f e m was W. V: Knott, simply raised tha ante. If they would not accept $1,000 on
* ht-laced principle*, perhaps they
f M 9 Aa ttffka since IMS.
ut he rwkonad without the moral
soft u p that during this
f Harvard heade. If It was wrong
ira ft was Juat ten times fa wrong
ftf I3l8,000,000 af
$10,000,
kaaoned Dr. Conant at leaat.
ahestAg not ony
raUfqgl renewed his-offer to cqn:enten%ry fund. and. this time made
r. Conaat replied simply: "Harvard
iltlmt itS>regard to acceptlag a
SANFORD
Tha CeciUna U m k ( > k h * |i
to regular program meouag Sat-
“n!ay aftareem aad tha fellow,
">« persona leaf patit Sdasead
tl
, Fjun«d Author And Gooruict
Praises Citrus
it first began to appear in feeders tho untsiiia. ~fhi*naa laid w
srtiglss in A s HeraJd-TrAmso, sad that you knew the urws story eg
A sa every week Since hm colama tho sn g ia a f tropes saasnts, s a d
bsgaa In !* « (.'a ma„ you hsvo aiaor A ag t n made wtA w - g M.
fohewud fiiAfb/ly about Mattbat- I’d hka la haar k,”
“ n far f e d , quits decorously t Mr. Books replied, "Cosiiwemfe
in print of cotirsr, ^ man who does torn Ifchstl,' Official Chamber a t
not kmrw you frrtn Adam hot the Crown eg Italy a a d .. madro
Economical car
�T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . RAN F O R D , F L O R I D A
PA GE T H E B E i f
*m» ienr> tij k*»p iha ajntmtl
muni. Hut wr Jo (MM ordinarily »p- <
p u r m hr wttpiOtf, b n j * ^ ib«*
•vtretiuoa of thn w ar (flan.U arv
tm rod.w Team
ra n ml o ff f rum the inner anatu
Mr. l t d Mrs. A n k e r fkhefc* a t ,
I There » a ciuunWn myth that the uf iK# »> ->Udi down is iha m i .
(TOCositW muaru acid Mgh*. like a T ia n «>erfh»w the margin " f 'X' 1
parson m d m re v , in ensnare tra .- j ey»l«l when they ars •eereted ot>p<t h n ; « h o that he *hed* r*ar« far ous’y (a , m arum! wee pin* I .<•
’|tiA prey wlu e <k^»unng it. But, when there « torn* W o rk er. of iV
fta tsn litts assure us that the enen- iw r ran al, aa >11 the i n u n r i of
#ile neither moans nor v b i U, ami catarrhal diseasa of the nnee.
that he W h* a trnJer heart.
Any disturbance, therefor.,
n
H o tr m r , cLmoRR* d r v n b f for thr drarmir* system may cau-e
ha whai they rail the syndrome of mioHlil* it ir i.
m c o lile tears Th«» it a efituktiott
Thpinir inflammation* of the 1.*'*
01 wtnrh the sufferer * rr p s cop»* » Kk S .Innub the position of tit*
our j »h«le rh rtiftc h*» food. The drr n»*e rhnunels may n u i r ip
pattern has no f t e f or other pain phurn.
ful emoi -its ll*t arm i ng »* a*Another m u m of tho difficulty
coni mllahle.
s fouiul a<«ucimiial with far a
Terhn«enily what we (‘all rrocopakiy (p araly n ^t In a certain
alie team t* designated a* epiphora,
though dm lu tn ly u i J»»lf .l..*p
literally aw “overflow” of tears.
keeping wall
itsrurnp a w , there n ay remain
Apparently
thete
are
two
fundabirthday, T
aae»* tw the functMTOA of >ha war
i menial o m tl'ts'm wh*ch may o»nMrs, W. U J
glands,
that the irland* necnir
ficn iiw * y, pwritrylarly whelx th'*
l-af-ent tn chawing h e food
The m i catjsaii»‘n «f ihu* Ijm-
>Mrs. Edna CL FtaDer A stern SU r H as' ‘
Speaks A t School Visitors On Program How’a Your Health
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P e rs o n a ls
h conMantK
A nnual
lleg ln n ln i:
SAT., FEB. 22
rer condition eidl rem ain* unkno wn
V ra, F . L HoumiBat, p w a d o i
j af S fa w < H
S cW t P. T. JL.
1 » ■ I m s f the V ir H Fpaafcfc
I w « r V m ersn.' A u t.U ry , 3. A. BV f t S M , • rrpnwnnsinrs nf tfca
■ Ija c rc n , Ic p c n . and the Ecr. J .
ffti A\7ki T*k "I fJAPyMcv U n im C a l n n
» th
fJi n
icy. pmfru
an- «f km * - n Tfnlhru CnTl^a..
<♦***3 ft* e Sr^fsttk V n la<T n 4; hi
The Prescription
OperaPumps
W 1*>wk chwdrsm, rvnsscn-- ,
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w in i
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Aiwln
»*TJr A a-fric;.
S i Jnhsdvur^
mmi CrnWasn « f U rn an r * ji.
I ye |
A^ ,n ,
• » * » W n a « , Jaa t'WtMaiua. A One pole m l r m i ,
4>C)*ted Ary lam aa lleaglwoa, srat
•Inn p r s a a u l hy Mrs. S x n J I t i .
Dr. B ro m h a tusnA ni aa rntf*• * a Swtmr C a n to at* n 4 speeaJ M M m a: the Pr»»hy-
SATURDAY CASH SPEC IA I.»-FEB. 22
A D M IR A T IO N
X IIA M D 0 O
50c
J ERGEN’S
5Uf
MENNEN’S
LOTION
S H A V . H IK R M
Whites
macks
Browns
Blues
*•*»
'iL
£ | 170
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M TM e x a rc h S a a ia y m u tu ta ir
l i e o’clock whoa i p r e l n u 'c ,
■ • B p C V Sb *t <, anil h* p m .
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O ta a *
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M a n !
4a, a h n m
*• t a
D K T O X O l.
T (K m i PA STE
t a d e e , Thur»-
• 40c
SQUIBB’S
TO O TH PA STE
PEPSOPENT
TOOTH
ItlW O K K
at her home on Pal-1
A m a n a f a r a sm a ll a y a W r
■ m r, Mr. s* 4 a f i s t a v
Camay* 0 4
L i’N c n u iN
y lan
TahW appmatmetits in J
cards
dr selofied a n k r
I’ROPHYI.AfTIC
TOOTH RKI’SII
POMPKIAN
PACK POWDER
ViCKi
Cough
55c
PONDS
$ 1.00
CREAMS
TATTOO
LIPSTICK
I*ONDS
ELECTRIC
HEAT PAD
PACE POWDER
Children’s
SHOES
T h e l E l m t creitio n *
In
drrn’s footwriT, All w
$1.98
Doop
K1
>\
CREO^VLSION
60c
CALDWELL’S
$1.00
SQUIBB’S
. 40c
SQUIBB’S
75c
SQUIBB’S
ADEX TABS
Ml Lit MAGNESIA
MINERAL OIL
1 Quart
MERRELL’S
tu n
WAMPOLES
$1.25
AGARQL
MILK MAGNESIA
S1TRUP PEPSIN
preparation
M«n’a
EDUCATORS
A ll U l w t M tylrs
W h ile * . B tack; e te .
c
DEWITTS
HALEYS M-O
KIDNEY PILLS
25c
MERRELL’S
100 .
HutkeTs P ills
SYR, WHITE PINE
RUB-AULrEN
35c
VINCE
/100’s!
SQUIBEPS
Two Quart
KT. SYRINGE
aspirin hab
Fun
Fauhtm
1 jilm t
Coloni
2 p r. 9 9<
500 LadW
PAIR
’
W hite Resl
OXFORD
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'U.Lrj ■>
CHAPLIN'S BL
REMOVAL
wntedBy Marine
;n L A -e -S T ^ W
«-
IkM b m at, deeelp t t a m Doetrina."
■ W W yean A t
th a u M C i stormy
Involved art A
j l l j H f f i j j fc, iM» M
a * * ^
.< u«
history
WE H A V E MOVED TO
U
thst of iu ne!*h-
T. I t Cabinet Officer
Dies In California
A partm ent of that . eountry
f r t S u tq n - wrt& l & t a . * ^ a a e i y ^ _ l l 4 0 ,
H I » « f . ’B u f l t f i i j t o n .from th« eloop Ut.
W lU rta s 'C o rp s ' iw- Mary'. w rr. landed there to pro•*K»U- ■*»>
tael American Interest* and (o
eL H oadley mid, dl*- ^
B revolution.
Uo m la tfcat republic
W irtfM i la
oroia l ♦how,
on th*»# oeeaiM Utr tho O. 8. H iH adW y idld. T t a i
w o n mad* la cob-
OAKLAND, C alif, Feb. 1 1 , (AP)—Victor H. M a tn lt 82. actrotary of tha Nary nndar Preaidant Tbaodor* . »Roosevelt, ’ died
bar* yesterday.
A. native of Ultra. N. T , Vatcalf wi(a graduated from Tala
Law School la 1871, and married
Emily Corlnne Nkbolaon of Oak
land six year* later. Ho prac
ticed law la Utica and Oakland,
and In ,18M waa elected to. Con
gress from the third California
d istrict,.
...
He resigned July 1, 1904. to bo-
. TMa m
not the first ramU b f of. political • disturbances
which wvt# eventually to ipllt
Pi m m am) Colombia Into two
aatlona. TSrio* W ot*. In 1U1
akri 'HOT; •' Panama had a t tafcpted to oocodo, bat t u h Urn*
* Faste st Greyhounds
W. L STOUDENMIRES
GROCERY
(WELAKA BUILDING)
w
. ..
‘
'
j- ;’<
And Arm G u r y b f An UaMiiRy
Good Line O f Pork—Beef—Lamb
Western And Native
TILLIS BROS
NIchUF E xcept Sunday
tod - Oriasdo Keael Ckb Track
N EA R LONGWOOD
1
piano carrier Saratoga, for example, with Ita beam of 106 feat
haa ItTi than a yard leeway on
either aide whan aha paaaaa
through.
“It la eipect*<t~that eventuslly a third eat of lock* will b*
built of larger dimension* and
greater depth than th* preaaSt
lock*. It la hollered that th# ad
ditional eat would enable tha ca
nal to handle all th* traffic to
b* developed In th* next hundred
year*.
“Tha Marinas* campaign* In
Panama are now past history,
but today they are guarding the
submarine base at Coco Solo,
near Colon, at the Caribbean
end-of the canal. They have been
there since 1921.
“T his' final landing waa, af
course, entirely peaceful and the
last of msny occupations of tha
<9» Uf 8 . \ T o r Q tyU Hoad 8)
» 8 ; lf Bharg
Aim A Jkm M *
Adakslon IS Cant*
t (H tt Included)
® *• f o n t) FOR eN f'A U N pS IO N WHEN
ientxd
wm
10 cmrr rtatr t a i
6 Lbs.
12 Lbs.
24 Lbs,
Tomasello Says
That Number 13
Is, A Lucky One
"
he telrphorpi was
*Ins tailed 'the number resigned
toas *34 3.
A t the , recent press breal
b> W inter Haven during (he
Ida" Orange festival a card a1
M ulow w j fof your Table
^►
tall
cheese
Land O' Smrtw ftrftW; b
.ERY Krge staik 5c
»ir.wT
ORLANDO, Feb. 21.—The num tha Inscription, “Table IS."
ber. 18 Is considered a lucky
omen by Peter Tomasello, J r,
(former speaker of the Florida
House of - Representatives and
now a candidal* for governor.
Walking under laddsra, breaking
mirrors and crossing the path of
black rata Is real diversion for
Tomasello, a native son Af Flori
da. HU rearing In the tall pines
af
8anta Rosa
county baa
steeled him agalnat euparstltjon
riM etM M i J in k s stall
SALMON
-------.
was called out on Friday, Apr.
U , as s m e n * * of a Florida
National. Guard detachment. In
the detachment were II men end
Apr. IS waa the birthday anni
versary of Lao V. Darts, tpe 13th
m an to e n list, Tomaaello'a olds e t brother was comMissioned the
13th c ap tain In the national Army.
When Tomasalla crossed the
Atlantic to France It took ’him
<exactly IS days and- an a 'first
.sergeant ha brought back to the
United States IS men. in a< casual
detachment to be mustered o u t
-They
landed on •Jaly II,* ISIS.
Tomasello completed prepara
tion of hie gubernatorial plat
form on Jan. IS, and waa sum
prised to find .he had embodied
In It L3 planks be coasldtra necea.
, sary for - practical government
The Tomasello
headquarters
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it,'tm
•tr a a d th a t, aa of F sh m ary , Car*
elieve He Has
* If Care la
In Campaign
WRNGTON, Feb.
r London presidential boom
M i attained proportion*
tg fllfy it aa a major topic
Siasion wherever politician*
ittNhM tofether.
tfop* tt'U differ rrideiy aa
H fla y happen batsraan now
Upabliean eonrention tlma.
ara thoae who contend that,
conducts himself cnrsfatly,
iplfjLandon surely will ho
alad) and them are those
IIT' Inclined to pot the
■tr on the - pitfalls he still
m
r than tho proyrraa
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NORRIS* TVA DREAM UPHELD
OrEI.ODSAS, La., Feb. 11.— I politic*! machine,
killed hlmn.ll
j1 R»n« C. Konlf n o ’, «*. SI. Landry l\yr*l.rd*y. Ha had just *uff*v*4
porta nr* In h it p arty , to b«
r r ckan td with by ovary i m p
which a a p lrri to p arty control.
T h ai sitnaUoa tavaive, both ad
vantages and b atx rd s for the
Kanaaa governor, and undoubtedly
i roes Win* the moot aertoua ranahkiatlo n on the p a rt of those
friende who w ant ta too him m
the W hita House.
A etaally, measured by all past
standards, the London boom would
atom to b* enter n* for tha first
thne on It* cri lcal itm *ts.
Up to tha end o f January, or
there*bouta. H r, Linden waa just
another slat* governor, srltb a
food record aa a Tote-gvtWr,
l Pariah iM ru o r for 20 | i a n and | a netback In a firh t to iwtafas
ardent foe of ih« Hua» Lony hla offlea.
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dldate, aa hla campaign spread* <m hunday at s P. H.. (K astrm
Qvi on i iiitlo n tl bail*. i f t well ^ •ndard Tlmp) a* i nir^ of the
known to ersry experienced pallU- obaerrance of Brotherhood th $
elan
tponeored by the National Con*
I t is inevitable th a t any rurh ferrncr of Jews and Christiana.
campaign must collide a t various
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points with the eampol«ns of
other* who slao aoeh party leadership. Already somo of the partia * o
e
J a r
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anna of
Senator Borah have
A t o S n f Q r d A irp O F t
selected London a* their special
--------ta r* * t Already there are ter* t JACKSONVILLE, F,b.
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dances of reaentment in the ranks (AA— Brscon and
fir|,|
llehta
of thoae who have been w ork-in|w<Jl burn *oon at II more Flor-
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It w i i a nappy m om ent far Senator N e rrlt Of N ebraska, "father"
Of the Tennessee Valley Authority, when new t reathed him th a t th*
Suprem e Court had upheld the TVA. He le ahewn In a senate ag ri
culture committee m eeting et the tlm a the eeurt m ade knew* Ita
decision. (Associated Pro so Photo)
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Churngold
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Q U A L IT Y M E A T S
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M E A T S
Fancy Western Branded llevf
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SBU.OIN lb.
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PEARS can
Fresh Killed RABBITS
-each
Genuine Spring Lamb Legs -■lb.
Our Own Sliced BACON „
lb.
Fresh Killed FRYERS
lb
Wisconsin CREAM CHEESE lb
Old N.Y. State CHEESE
lb.
Pot
H uitot
BEJSF
of
Boned and Rolled
ib. .
Pork Iion.it or
SIDES
Beef R oast lb.
Compound
Ib.
LARD 2 lbs.
Plato
W hite Bacon lb.
Pork
Ha i i i m k i -
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Hamburger
Hiked R in d lcn
BACON lb.
Mf-at D.
Oysters q t
Apple Butter
HOMINY
Country Kbt
How ONIONS
3 lbs.
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GUSH PEAS , Ib.
Wrto Rican S
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roaaet ; i t i “ \
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bunch
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PEAS
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Blueberries
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Beans 3 lbs,14c TOMATOES 3 lbs.
No. 2 Can* Silver Floak
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Tim SANFORD R R A ID , SANFORD, FLORIDA
ifas Of Queen Attorney G e n e ra l:
[aryls Changed HasHadUnusnally :
y Death Of King Busy Four Years |
SCHOOL BLAST HILLS TEACftfclt
ne fille t Life Is More Cases Handled I
rjfeetf By'Widow-Of-— Tjian At Any Other
Period fn History
Ruler Of Britain
By MELVIN K. COLEMAN
LONDON, Fib. 21 - i d l - T t i r
qui«e, conaeivafive
Irm ly life
j wh«h the and K.rur <>*»•
ur-iglo m m i n a item] ih. pmi |i
and circ-niitanee of a i ,.il
conn, te a prom -<• of it, f yui«’
,tW fQn«*n Nai y*
* Tha fe a r of mourn ni- lino
.-inomlll Of It “ ful'* ilrer r l
•dkr ton, Edwin-1 t i l l III
, Sredncca lo the m>n mum • f
i 'oeiitjr the pubic appraia'i <•« of
I »|he bereaved r»ya' fn.inu
I , Jane* ihiai lime i* •* »t
!•
i
. eking, hie brothers end '*• r ■<' i
Idles pro! ab ly . wd. la
|.> rtv d
*inlo a |in m " » u ii ,on! i-f **' il
and official affai rn,
J Not eo iheir "nor--n rrn’li*r." In
jUor new siaii a «h • vvll i, • longer
i V required r am ml
n il
i eta ltd wbde
ii,r l,ne» of I *i*i i Ilantee and iiiaiinn* » mr" le-f’i-o
i 'h o r,' cuneey and reure,
Vana from (iffit>iA« * «•ii*'i i»»ym y
o f o*h«r naimns op'fiifii!* ni fn»,
, I lam ent,
trcHipint?* of rl* •
Aynra Man*firJtl, muelc teacher, wae burled under debrie and
injured laially t>ut i(X) children d rap ed infury when a water lank
< 1111 1 cn .rt ra* ». i '» ni eiplmlril and -a recked a portion of the hi(h «chool at Horn
up., mi- Court, and four o
.......I court * all in* l* Lake, Mi>* The dentoliahcd tcctlon of the building la ehown abov*.
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, || nil 1.,m e ta* law will* ,Ae*oi’ia e«| P n -i, photo)
■i t , * p irti ipilimc, * t th
va'er maik foi attack* oti
I'-i ul,, leglul'llivr ail
1 1 : pullin’ Mi>re*t,‘he men
«* ,,'jrly o* important ■'
cur, nl.tn iii.i the varlon.i
r11;1,■* ire*
11Myill ion*,
tiic
‘•purity'' ■j • . pro* dlu j
irt input on, by nrhnola of
I ,.... the .> ip re! revenue
1,
| *1 d ,'niiv wuh etal*
and opeial unaj thr
I 1 lim iting lira, ci*e and
an 11 voteing the famou*
laet if*y" nf th- 1935 Legl*.
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'of m tiq j’*, and r i u c a l ' t Tnt .
l
loen h ir c h e f
M Cn” r
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She fould ip doni reua-f dm t r. < *
tenon to look m o
ry an
ihojt >0 w h th 'h e .“art*.
A- AUl ih? h n tr-r,. n e it,' r V I
Chopper. H r n r i | « r . pf In • 1
Committee 0£ PI
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
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THANK YOU fOLKS FIIOM SANFORD AND OSCEOLA FOR THE
GENEROUS RESPONSE TO OUR PRE-INVENTORY SALE. WE
A R K NOW COMBING THE SHELVES AND RACKS , FOR .. R B g t i
BARGAINS FOR YOU BEFORE WH ARB ALL THROUGH WITR
THIS SALE—I PROMISE YOU REAL BARGAINS. THANK YOU.
PARTY CHIEF'S BROTHER INDICTED
r !•>*«
pud
iha wlirr off,, ul ' V i
irOltif i< wfiirh the* nii' *+n haii »•*y *1 p tttcd t i lw m l b i*.»li% of a
1 I Stiffnfnjf luv. rt nn, w II mi lunifi i
jr tq u irr 1)41'
u I* Hhf wem ihrnuifh ninriy y u o
of tl|iRt Ctfriiiunr I n* I.*• ,i i ul
queen to her |irt*|*h* an I .»
'Min*
Jhe'p mite 19 her Itu i mid. Hue
•Bh* •UCCfud*<il )ir t ft a irsTiff'il
Uriieh rir idi and
run1 tMenporary hisinnan*
J ' HepcefOitb alie w ll I- 'v .ii.n .l.'
'Add* W pureue h .r o * a n i r hu
W
Reduce.
W. L. Hays
TAU..VHASSKK. Fib. f t . —At
Inrn y if .tu-ral Cary 1>. Lalwllij
riit tutfav that b e ilipai'tmi»iit[
iif, h r ti iiril
mure
import n it|
I r t re ■ 'In ring the laal foi'i 1
y rs h.i I it e'iner any other f tur I
* or |i ii -I of tbe ***te'« hlrtory
(ii Herat landie «1»« *» '*
m re ra* » of major >mp«f
to,.,- nuo ti nir handled, »i »hirh
., ,. |,...n iii*|iori’il of during Ibii , -it iii iitthe. than <vrr b fur '
Voim mr 'h r lie! of mej'ir <**‘ «
irti mill Itir iU 'h th r mill* "1
i p„
'i ,,-aliiiii, Ijuuli* *»l'l. le
,bi l U ' mi *lorr tJ« re«r.
v.Uiiii:
iihiiI i vrnnn originally
i , total MJiMUMO ' f ttn
t l i l / 'i i . i 'I i V- > »ii|iropria'’*'i,
for n h ii 'll by the 1te.t.% l. 'yn
i
#\N *fdl*w «ik unri
’cotjiynon K m " traffic
rule*
was
------ ------------I urged s p in Florida motor!»t* i<| d a j 3 r Walter L. Hayt, etwirI man of th* *afcty c / lrnlUrr, wf
I the florid* Junior Chambtra nf
j Oommerc > and, member of Gotit a i r Shoiti'a \9T.t committee nn
eafety. • —
• "N .eriy *v#ry onranlialiun let
Florida '.a Jem mg in the mov«m rnt for f r o i t r r hlafiway *at«ty". Hay I aatJ. "but alt of «or rfforta will hare no m i l u n l u i
tb e.Jn d iv 'd u il m otonet exorcieco
ORLANDO, FlU , f l ^ R e d a e *cmuMoa and car# In ble deli illr~
" H l i r p i bat a frw mo to rn *
p$ s r r r miOTrarrrara~TB^r'
full-driving-lira* nbatrvanet ol I accident* o f Fat a Utica th at can be
1 clatacd a t unavoidable, even in
Official
.iti’iiiuy gen 1 at » offlcI--> 1 - iniig*d in mi unuvually
...... her of r J a r t action* in
|, 1. vr*r involving tbe coiit 1 n t|lty of li>r*.
I'ldi'iun, G cniral
Landi*
li t nffh'e ha* handltd a
1 u l me -f criminal .•*«**, •!»•e- ,*• ii ii • h ’ duty of th*
n y „■ tt ral tn hgrrtl* al!
itial ip p ”tl* to-Hh» Suprim#
1 from lower ceud a.
Munalngs Iduilaw
Underwear
F.lae ic
form
fittln.x
gnUa, all eUe*. Keguta 50c and lie valure.
S
COVERT
^ w o o b e j " ' fo r K.nx Gaoryp' n f i
!F*ar» L ack'war teeorded “urn tn I
lb* W rl*. IJ‘r aTeiiy, p» dr. « „
JOUeggln «>p> klio vlt. 'krd
pmet drtm'ed, l,y y i.hnpl cpr i !
clerk e. A A n ja 'r a ^ tra* t l
f*P*n “ dtjy ng Rn.ijJi.
Alea B. Hawell (left). hrethCr at
of ih j Oaarala Oematratk gasMdlvi
fed!,at grand Jury In At*at* ayfWt
,\'h ;T)i';e I
vatl'.ffa ani ir.i<|rt J tn ip lp l' up
P*al lo her c e lrr a > an Hugh,t>veoman or at iho thrlf.jr »md ihe
fi
W oman', World, a publication alltged fa aaaU In palltlaal
(AH aelated Freea Phot*)
glwaya a* h.en
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A s a th s lik’u i* i i-ttiJ. 11i»y uirnp 1
•dry i» atorrd with tin, rcJdlta of
this beb,i.
There ate fo iirte .r
D.ntocrale
in Arkanea* I lly u ip rin g to p lh j
Management of her hpuyituM
*'*< trained urn her m g.rthn
ff patent*, th# link* and U.rht** J
f'TYck, were far frinn wealthy1
ff*qt emly Were hard pt|r to ■
flKiaUBa tj>*» aocial • pitman.
i?M ej:',s iitrif»ri,
hei,, d
h c r!M ia m ia n
I'aetm aa'.irihip
I
D riv e s
In to
and the chanci*
ire that a f lir !he appointment i;t
made, tltirlro r of tktra . wiU « l
*«*»: anndcr f there ftryn't a,
flaw* in th i more abundant Ufr-—
A rkanajj Tiavcl r.
Watch**, Clock*, Jewel
REPAIRED
Diamootls Mounted
engraving
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V*Iu« From 921.AO To 127.50
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Hirer* clase-outs. Bilk Dreaaca. tt"
VaJtira tSAfi to »LM U r Friday J t
>ad B stardap only
V
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r Weeterntan, «:., of Miami,
MEN’S SUITS
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-II^ > I N E 8 !L K
ti WOOL JRR9EY AND KNIT
DRESSES
is* kla lee •( We.’I !>**••**
I m r , «. Kali* kea aaaie i-* rk *
i«ltfe CaeUamr aklri*. all ihU
,'eitr'* asmkera. Valaea (a *3.at.
- • McLaulin,
The Jeweler
Mean PdjBBWH.
wa*
Step-Ins And
Pajamas
fancy
trimmctl
Fancy window curtalna, whlfa and oeru.
ttlaunad I* pink, nilHad edge. Regular 75c
'«ma*
Rtvtilar IJ-M
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• » n t 40 entnnu.
Inventory pi4<o—
Co'na AbJa 8. B. Cbaei.in, whh
CUfcTAINS
MunaJng Wtar
Bjlk '.ttea In* an-
T -? , .
Vt“ U \ ' i » y !
e« ri bciuK hacktd a'croiA nd Incpection. They mi n h , #fT»-1 0 atrset.
to .rtccvo
era 4
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II
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, i 1111*4 jffetentay when hi* auto
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O E 3 2 f f « 2 : : r z t MovinK Troini Ki||cd
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Y -F inally thtro ta h rr rh if^ 1^* ,flovir.g a h n p ift m| | M
hour
** * I t ‘ Put (o m n u n iu iittf j find-that Wf e'er man arlleot'y
the Church nf Eng and. h .i |irr- i **1,1 not hear lit whlallr be
j
,
“low
eerwccj
church’1 n iv a'.
to
“ftu'i tauto h!a
it
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car
wlodtwa
were
> .rloecd.
nitrogen
S A N fO R D 2 days only
First St. At A. C. L Ry,
^ V K lt H E R U L r
55 F t Long
68 Tons
W eight
I may b t an “ old timer" y<ot I keop in touch
with naw things. And whan any now thing Is
battar,
that’s what I want, *
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Agriculture and Immigration of Virginia
reported that
•, ARCADIAN, THE AMERICAN*
NITRATE OF 5 0 DA
A Monster
100 OTHER RARE DEEP SEA WON
SEEN
ri RAM OIJS
gL aS3 BLOWERS.
TUB DEEP SEA ANNEX WONDRRfl.
THE EGYPTIAN GOV. BX1
GREATEST EDUCATIONAL
ti
KJGSTt
t
fm -,
I. L w P ^ o T o . Vi i X*
A j^
contained extra nitrogen over tha guaranteed *
16% with an extra «a*h value a| high as 88c'
per ton, I have used no other.
I know the value of extTp nitrogefi and t
m ake sure to get the* extra value*
For truck, fruit $mI >0 arepa H le paw
proved (hat ARCADIAN,
TBATE OF SO!
the feraser big
Far SnlurSay
r Only .
a m i’Oc*
rwu* M*a t • .
Floor Covodaf
In AiB R«g*
BKD BERING,
mattress
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
U N O F F IC IA L
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I nf
PftlMAftY ELECTION
District No. S
Sim *
J. D. DAVISON
<i- <•«», carlo!
’b*r d e a ltr s fu r a Si ho ^ r period.
JUNE 2,1936
Jl"i »< II t l A. U.. IwUy. ta
• rtiffed t»y J, '(1, Mietia* I nuit.a
'r
For Countv Commissioner
District N e t
For County Commissioner
District No. 4
Ik Coasmaioiul District
JAS. G. SHARON
For County Coi
District *
J. T. McLAIN
For Governor,
H. H. PATTISHALL
WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES
For Justice 6f tjie Peace
For Attorney General
Fourth DisGict
For Supervisor Of Registration
Far'jMaU
For Railroad Co
Greup No. 1
x H . ^. LEHMAN
For County Judge
W* WARE
i.
2
j
l»r & anlty Raki r, vicar of Iho
cat hi’ r&, a,nee ti l l ? , h a d be«f>
tiui,
iuu
>earth ag f ,n year* the lost « u * » ,
n i n t h fvit fttijii th e f r a m e s as iH*
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UlHKK.S l
I''la
Aun- jlr*grPii
pf r d -it
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>»Jlow, i n it.
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f*i* m‘ *A** a bruit vised v
Fla.
'a t<na ba«« and
•<* r '- - * U rdl R
to i r a d e ,
llr-te** l
Seminole Co. Laundry
Phone 175
819
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"t * .'o of :nni:lpa!!on.
"I h iv « u i i i l [ U a c k - I I r t u f h l i
m j t i f - , . a b o u t a a long a i
I
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ns ]'jr.n n w h ic h : t *r» fhaaii•hs, a b a J , t i r e i f - I i:i; a n d f<<r
liouantss,
b ad
ta*tr
In t h cu*h a n d
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f rr l i n g .
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„ c t ell r i g h L w
'
MUrk - Ute it Mb f !• m u le uf medf- ^
herb*.
t»ried
end
flfifly
•end. but no o t h e r e h e n g t in
d r n ature I cundlllrta. It !• e
•aliv e t b i t men « n>| women like
well bereeee of thy refreshing
**4# H b r in g s
In ^untllpAllup
**ubf«e Ad».
*County Prosecuting Attorney
C. i i ; (CHARLIE) H AND
i manuf. lien |f ! 8#
i.N10 h S
in f in s c u m r f ro m windows whiCn
• thirve* tor * our h u n d r r d s o f y e a r *
t e o 11 r thr* lend with which i h t y
w ere f r a m e d
rf
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h : w to
krt p
IU*«k*uci.t h i r , f y »-i Ih y c l n t* k «
i h . fo r p r o m t r t l i c f »t
o a HENRY
McL^ULlN
OHN G. LEONARDY
For Sheriff
** * ** i**
1* » ■ia
a r ced #
Relief Ib Prompt,
And Refreshing
rl*n t roml M il
Representative, State Legislature
/•
j c t b u i type. \ \ . - \ , r n r r t i > t
4*. | l . 4 4 - f l *0
l.c in n
d o t S i r - lie, «' 1111to riht m i t i
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MUHTAR h
Fla
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*n the
dlack-DrauR ht
FR A N K L. WOODRUFF
G ro u p N o. l
p':'.
Democratic Committeeman
S7th Scnstorial District
For Representative, State Legislature
4Urk*t
Fourth District
State Treasurer
For State Senator
to lb* Federal-Blate
- *| Aervlftt
M TLKB t U i t i m - T o f l i i Hc'dwIin.
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bu
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(MNAT) Utinnlte* n * ’ *
♦ m m .1 fair,
market n ead r
i ia bu hmpra.
K< un I Sti J s
r *s ft *i | ! , l f W a s acr |o quali , is oe Some 11.40.
•1 FIX Supplies model at*. deraanJ
iimk) n it t *, m ark et * » i t » r ' K i t
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1 i
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beet
4«e
j in a • y l i 'r d n f , poorer. I
I.M V fiLl Fla. bu. hropre. moat If
M..1 »l Ji
AHU A<<Iv Hiippilee liab f 4sm*»>.
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m il Set
elradt
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ilhv
Kril awl. i ; Tl. **** *
fi
41.4*
s Aft |l* 'TS Supplies mode rale, dt L,.anil moderate.
m a r k e t about
*t r n<i > Me
per dt»a bunrhe*.
i le. 1<« ■uiue beet i l»e. p*'*'r*r
bulk 'per
bushel.
M e"
tib in /iW K ft
C a lifornia
eM
. rt II -e Fla m bo CM po**r
i <» tifd in a ff II.80-I1 14.
*f l*i£ilT Fla l* inch flrafee, J*
t ■,« *
f o p r a d a 11 *k ■t " >1
T .L K H I Hr.AKTfl F»a p* r du*
iiubrfiea edr 44.
enme
For Constable
For Comptroller
,
and
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
8 RUIN OLE COUNTY
,
T .l.pti.in*
. ftitar Keh, l l , 1114.
• a.., rve-»rt uf F iA Jltlh A fnilVr
Y F f c u B iti
M
tfts Hanford
f,|M* F i r m t r r Who lav* I* >t„,* .i
renm rtre
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S e u b u ry CathcdreL The»« frac«
Sanford Market Report
For County Coramisaioner
J. J. CATES
.
I»AGE SEVEN
LIsaacs Correctly Fitted
111 Park A t*
*FV**UJ"**■“*«•••”*>*I****-1*v*w ’* * *—
•J.F.lfcCLELLAND
.
tax Paid
Whiskey $1.25
■■J eJd p. in
NEW PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES
VALVE-IN4I^AD ENGINE • FULL-FLOATING REAR AXLE
•
11
T,
,
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ijt1W A T 80N
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j e * m ^ g 8 P T lx truc k with the p-rutnt imlling-poirrr In the
callre luw^iricn range . . . itu- tii/rtl iruck liial
money esa buy . • . and tha mop I ttwuimUul Irurk foe all-ruuucl
duly—thai'a the new 1936 Cher role i.
W
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.
SHORTS CAMP
*
Tbeae new Chcrrolrta are the only truck* in llieir price range
with all the following featureai Ncu> fVr/wlni Hydraulic Brain,
tot unmatched atopping-powrrt Ntw Hlji'Cumprmion Ko/cr-inH *ns Engine, giving pulling-ability and operating economy with*
out equal in the low -coat field; Fulldhating Hear AxU of the
moat rugged and datable deaign; and Fufl-Trinimcd Do Luxe Cab for
driver eotnfort. with clear-viaion inalrument panel fur aefe control.
81W thean new Chevrolet truck* at your earlieat convenience.
KiJbtiWWT
Subject them to any and every competitive trat of prire, o f
M lurea and of |wrformanee on the road with your own load. To
no thia will b« to convince youraelf that they’re the Knr/<fi thriftfeS kigft-pou'rrctl Iruck i and therefore the world’* greater! value*!
CaSVROLET
MOTOR
COMPANY,
DETROIT. MICHIGAN
:ULCCK
1936 CHEVROLET TRU
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FRIDAY*
Race To Be Colonel McMullen
ed Attraction Fqund Guilty B
Track Tonight
dy Oate*. iranfy greyhound
W E R T - T he-J
Diamonds And Wfr
Una Watch And Jewftf]
Dtamotad Mounting1Aad
Improvements
TO: fi« it P. I m l i n r *n4 Ann U.
Knamlaaoc, hi* wlfa,
ham. Alabam a.
WASHINGTON, Fab. 21^-WJ—
An Ariyiy "twin of honor” ha.
sight f o n d Ool Joseph I. Mc
Mahan, legal bdriaar to th# A uM BM Secretary of War for IB y«*n{
gudcy o f diahonorablo conduct and
ainiancod him to damote.n, tq par-
TOC AND EACH
I l l * No rth
O T YOU
I
ar*
h r r t b r n r h o t a n a r»*o lr#S t a a » - .
. . r • < AUDI »th, A. D. t i l l . l a I
jdcral CSoremitJent, .■ha
bill a f complaint CJ**I o r a l * * .
n title d
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State A<p>d Cities h- i l Tinh tb* >H anabfon v#rd KearaM
~ la b a r a - |
m
cm
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»Y d r a l v n a l a d a a tb a a a a a N N r N ;
Dozier St Gay’s Quality Paint*
a h l r b . i n l * n rd # r a h a ll f a p u b lis h e d i
------------------------ * B e « t fo r th * S o u th * ,
,P
lot
(ho
four
cpcnficatiou
^
;.« ’v;r,rin,.ci.ter
In, »<#,*#. iii.m.i# j», p*nhnr»i, W 89.70,
M Ol.TtJtK (I). w ih«a * . « -
lo t ror#
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STANLEY-KOGKRS HARDWARE; CO*
** ***» ••
from Joaeph S itrerm an,
J r , Near T u rk deoU r i„ "old
in ,T l,r mil*, firm
n* w
‘ dally double:
Mi«s Hoy.
frlro rm a n 's
companies,
purBICAN UfCTATOII III. Ulna - a " , . a .
^
^
^ ,
lap tain biiolnl, k e b n h Oo u h
" tnormr.ua tyuamniea of
(JUNK►rr i l l . lira*# w arrior, sorplna A rm y gboda, w aro then
I ..... .
I..I hail
/A W rab l. changes m ihe.r
'
d ubir
Ml** llarrlavlll*. w a r departm ent dCnirarta.
(Nr/* P lill’t! in . Kin# llorMcMullen teas accused of having
, r w a /h i r h i i i p
iii.
m b*
,
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« r r t HNUW ill, Armxl l«adr, .^cTongfully, dahort ratr jr and to
a tA oe.
- th* diserodlt of the m ilttory «*r»trlb rare, (ulurllv: XI To**,’
............. i .1 .
.
. I’i .e ih ik i d . rittn K T d m - * V
IB* t*«*t* as a
ll i d . I'HATtl. MATTKiir i t) , g ift from flilvtrm an whila negn!i*i* ii 1..n.1, itran.
<k,‘' D,M*tlilio n a. . wero still. pending
r .
• in which
|b rare, nuarter roll#: Yfnwe bid |d r e « was sought.
Wloai. INViDlirtm i l l n«/M r , T ho coun-m ariial, prtsided over
not.'. l*»i. o H R N iir It) .
u „ . __I t _____________ 1.
BYinii* III. Another Chance.
" f •*•*-<1*11. U pon Hirme, Jr.,
Ih rare, a - 1« mile: Plants chief o f field a rtilttry , and comK T iV h . : ; rh| l,V; J ;.“ „ " / '• £ PO**J o t >0 o * h r g e n era l, and col• 11. J I ' kta ii ' ki t l ) . TUPPT onaU w earing hill uniform and
—S aw erda, Bound McMullen "guiliy"
nth ear#. fhitirivvr rtATJ
.
.
.
V A rtlllO il III Verna. »C*rti •*f*r *00r <Uja of m n m o n y and
■ann c.sain* iTower. Im iw J m ora th an three hour*' delihero■tawr-K ID , ntririew* ||VU>
,v - . , , 1, . , . ,
IA7.n i. II) T im . Tall.
“ .
on ,h# •'’ "***'•*
"ia - '. . 1# m iu- Tu«Bt4*t * H i w a i 0«ni«rtca<i ro b« daPla»h r**t, sfin itT r n l r w motod t*> th* btmom of iha hit
I T ^ m . l ' r ' "ill. 'reedeenua) ° t co lo n el., forf.it ftliO per month
r
_
pay fo r ism year*, snd be repri
west side. Bom 8 1
-
DAVE’S DEPT. S*ar*7
for tale. Son Davy Boo!
•IAVE T our- WATCH repaired
by an* Mho really tnow a bow for* Mar. 1.
U n ited L u m b
Seasoned and Unfinishe
drlgg*. J* « * l-r, 4 *g. A »a.
iRT TIIPSK large .tsm pid guaran rtd ry g . at R,1 y’a. J. Ih
att.
'■ vi'on.
L u n b c, BulMln* Mltdrial—
“Lumber Mcamurod By Th* Gol
md French
i
' IIKR HV^NT In northern family
a. c a re ta k e r, f ir modern homo,
.'edr town. K-fcrenei. r-qu're-l.
o im r’ llos UK. c .rr Herald.
*—Loat and Pound
ONE JE R S E Y row .tra y.d
t*
Howard Dairy. Ownrr may hare
iy paying for ad.
Rebuilding and Servicing oa git
of 1 ,
New A Factory—Rebuilt ;Typ«wrRer»—BMW
All Worii Guaranteed.
1 ^
H u N 1)1 Sum of money. Owner
may bar aame byr IdtnfUfylng
■nd paying for Ihla ad. Mrs. K, H.
M.'lntrye, S. Sanford Are.
1—Automobiles.
manded by Secretary of W ar Dern.
'OR HAI.h: two ton Dodge due
truck with four wk**l trail. 1
ANN 1101*1? «1) **'
Ninth rirw. . - I I mil* llOftVfrK Jloatd btxiifa. Easy (arms. 1981
hivrultt Dual truck fla t body
ll)»
hi in* h l r l u h i r ,
uffli'eg Mj i p
•
f 1), Mnrlln liar# and cab. Real and Sons, uiod c*i
Id. M f t a k n l 1 K*4ry. |I A M « Y l*l*-WA
Ii atari. 301 W. P in t Si.
1>, Kr*nli’* I'h'iiilc#,
T r 11' h
r»rw,
futmrft**:
i.rrK Y moiihiiaai
•*tn r j. t’NTA MKH
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Jutliu J,
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f>n rk
Ake-r.
fulurll f hitnlU MAN WANTED for R aw lrgl
Vwgef^t ijp .n ..t. ivai*i*v vHi*r
Itouta of 800 fam Ilea. W rits U
1). I'aprra » n. PllTbt. I>KT« lay. R aslelgh, D ept PAD-8t4-8^
I I .H K f t i .
Trri W a r , D a .
Ilinl.lv
Term.
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ill, Mrnipbla,
krue
wa'lch
qearler
f.Jo 1 an
■ v ra lu e h *
TB AIQ H T fO R
tA
RECOR
A id **ulag th* |aaap
8 alt c e a i* a d * ra —
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be# •a ,, b a r , . H u r t s #
Hi m iir#r
luICk
WII,
II .* saa
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I 'm <1
T h tr * Rare, r a l a r f i r
w 'n h lln * Plp#r 1 aa l . . »
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d n 's h i 1, 1* r
r # a v i h Rare, q a a r i # * n i l *
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1 aa
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t*Umchi|
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naked by
Wile
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FOB SALE: two ton Dodg* dual
> truck with four w h '.l tiaflrr.
H oard bodlt*. Ka*y T/rm*. 1031
lb**rnl*t Dual truck
(1st body
■ad cab. g**l and ’ Son#, usod
car d*aUr*. SOI W, FI rat 8t.
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ifi
-Ntluuilun Wanted
liBV RTHARDHON. 810 Hfek
ory, want* houaaoork.
i — tvnntel
iV A N T E D :
• fas*#* a .sa a
■i !,"*!r
SPECIALS flATUHBAY QN|#Y
!>#ii *p,
f,*»
iYnrd#n.
P(r*f A see,
Grocery and Me
Phone 39
t*t, h« h »n. a
III. II*M*KY
Ill Tl|».
-
■ {,
They tail I w ic r ^ K c tp llwir |»*i l**k»—afrd, giro hottar
protection by Uaghing ot th* can, wind, and rain,
V ,
ugbi'a «ntr»*o and arlacttons, .tm i g h t again*. hrm, all centered
tbo U tter capitalised a s to Bpon tll# eharga ihat i„ 1884 he a*, Which should finish m iha
tri? railroad and
,
P alim on.ititkata from W ashington
"■
(o n ib lr
U P R I O H T piano. l t d
f o r cash, flood cond
ion. Phon* 803-4.
l— n m im r tVffhnnl llnard.
'OR RENT: unfom l.htd
room>
8-1 p*r month. 101 W.8th.
FOR THE utmoat In Laamnow*r
vituo—buy Dlu* Oraaa, Bln/
'.lbb«n or Cyclan*. Slunloy-Rogors"H ardw ire Co,'
_
r!*pa y»ar.
,A ram of 187,4(10 was thi
■mount o f licsiiu , nvmrr turrv-d
‘n by 887 companUa la the rush
maqiha ihla f l . ’al yrjr a( aga nwt
187,100 from 318 companies durIh f'k almRar period of (bo pr*>
eiuoa yc*r -*
j a c k s o n v i u j :.
>‘*b. s i .—
'■O" man mup hwv* go n o'to 1work
°t» ■ eafe m b b*ry caao in 'D u T it
eouaty,
' —‘
LEE
If you need flower* for
the table or for a skk
friend—we have a good
assortment to ' choose
from.
M ivd Bouquets a fpn#
dally. Prices' reaaon-
MINCE MEAT
pkg.
No. 2'/> Bartlet PEARS can
1 lb. box COD FISH : -J RED KIDNEY BEANS 3 caps
OSCEOLA CtBTEEE „ f t . *!
• -----------------
Tho aafo of tha CCC camp of. •* *YHw yni
fte*a at E astpon was take- Into " T .i w m * 1
ha wood* loma um* Wednesday *1 fxigviat
night broken into a n t approxima 1*. "Wfloii nr
PITTSBURGH PAIN
.
ir
<w
ROAST lb."l*e •td
PRODU
MIRRORS RESILVERED—PIi
PLATE OLASS—WINDOW OL
_____
PAINTB—ENAMELS—VARNISHES
S N O t t ’g P A I N l
AND
GLAtttt
Shouldtr Wh’oU
RACK|fB0NB Ih.
Real Park *
ROAST lb.
N ka P a. U r* W .tght
H E N » lb.
lUri S 7 L" U tT Weight
FRYERS lb. .........
j BACON Ik. 33c to
�r
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m m sm
Sanford k The Owtf Centra] ;
Florida City Affording Rail, Hlffcwr
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPSKDCNT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA* SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1936
Talm adge And May
Be Commander
D istrict M eet Y oung V o te r s
NUMBER
Established In 1968
Fletcher A sksjState W itn e sf
WASHINGTON AS HOME LOVER
( t a t e O fficers
Of Legion W ill Told They Can
A ppropriation In Hauptmann
J|n Open Break
D ecide R e su lt
For Ship C analjT rial S o u g h t
Georgia Comptroller
<» And Treasurer Ytefune To Sign War
rant From Governor
Business Conference ‘W inning Punch* Will
Sunday Afternoon, Be Given By Them,
Concerts By Bands Jim Farley Tells
Tomorrow Morning Group In Missouri
Proposed Amendment Questions Would Be
Asked Of Logger
To Supply B i l l ;
By Governor And
Vandenberg W i l l
S t ate Prosecutor
O p p o s e Measure
.America,, t-efion men from
JEFFERSO N CITY. Mo.. F-b.
WASHINGTON, Feb 3 2 —(API
every city and town in North
A nnricin -ciuth
will
- Amcndmcn of the war de
and .Central Florida are eipeel supply th i "«fiiiniru punch" In
pnrlmen- aunplv hip by Inaar'ing
ed to bafin eo more on Sanford ■hi re-election of president Roo*ia $'.’0 000,000 item for the FlnrVali,
Postm
aster
O
n
e
ra
l
Jam
es
thia afternoon for the
e n fe rid* «hip canal, r*aaam*nuoililY
and three o 'h er project*. **•
every city and town in North A,-Farley told the M »*ouri Young
Datnocrale’ e la ti convention today.
propoaeal
Friday
hv Senator
and C en'ral Florida are expect Fqfley coil trailed Ih- condition,
Flelrher. (I*. FT*.I. He *aid h*
ed to basin to move on Sanford of Mar. 4, 1933. with th* prvaent,
preaen ed the amendment and 1*1
Qulmby M«hmv eaodtdats for thta a f amooon for th r ronfer- end th en nak d: "la not thU th i
waa referred Co the Senate *Ptncea toplsht and Sunday of 'he an*w*r to the problem of whether!
national
commander
o
f
the
Amer
pm nriatinni rom m l''ee
t ATI-ANTA. Feb. 22. — ican Legion, la editor of the Fourth D istrict. It la to he the Prcaid n t R n» vclt'a poll.- ** ham
TRENTON.
F e b . 22. —
The llnuae appropriation com (A P I — A d e tc c tlv u
i rum
Governor Eugene Talmadee G riffin, Gs., Daily N ew i. He final conference before the ,ta 'e bo n wor.bwhde? We have
from
mittee
til
-allowed
i
he
$?1,000,000
i th*- nffict*
of
ProMCO
Mkh members of hla offlelal will deliver an address to Le- coneentlon to be held in Sara- travel-, d a g e n t *»y. t)ur ad v tr-|
The aupply bin, however. *p
A n lh on v M. H a u c k ,
cjWnet appear to be on the gionnalno of the F ourth Dis- eote. Between 300 end too Le* s a r in .-anrmt d ny the fact."
proved hy the Houae without thia H u n tr r d o n c o u n ty .
The
ROUfht
brink of an open break. The trict at their conference in the jlctinarlrea are expected
item,
now
I*
before
the
Sepal*
Defrndv Administration
Millartl W hitrd todiyr to J*k
/{OYfrnr*. who I* •ttDWWP* M ayfair Hotel Sunday afternoon. women'* Auxiliary will *)«» hold
appropria'ion* committee,
t‘a F ourth Diatrict conference
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22. lAV- IK*
I the* Sourland'a lo g g e rr If h*
to admlnlater Athe state’s
fo il-tru e 'ion of the five pro]- j w ould aubm it volunthrU y JB>
here
a
t
tha
tam
e
time.
d
a
tin
g
th
a
t
the
u
ir
of
goe.-rn*
finmcM wlthool aid of the
ee * was begun yrilh work relief •itioationing a b o u t t h * ito T f
Tha Hotel Mayfair it to be ment cn dit to bolater induitry w*«
atate tefflalature, wtinta to
(fund*
' ho told a t B r u n o H «untheadquar’tr* . and all conreienrea 7one «f the wlic it pedicle*" in
Vtraw iw»n#v from the "U*e
’Secretary Icke* ha* adviced Sen | mann's F'emlnglon trial. WhH*u
treasury with which to pay **1aril' bo held there. A brief ae»- rreent y iara. J.m c i A. Farley,
ator
Flo
rher
that
the
gening
I wa- nn» of two wRo****a
ariaa. But tha i U ' i comptrol'ir
lion la scheduled foe 'hi* eaen- till Milan of the tlcmorrallc Na
iral -urvey ha* no! gtudierj ape- ’ placed Hauptmann In tha
and tha stata traaaurar rtfuicd
Inf. but the mam conference* iler.*] Committee, in an addict*
eirirallv the pn*aibte effect* of ity nf the IJndbcrgh home
here last night, *»hi-d “lug buaiJ#*t night to eountaralgn tha
ar* to be held tomorrow.
First in peace, first in war* George Washington alao waa first the F''oritla -hip canal an the 1 Hopewell a few days hefor* th»'governor's w arrant. Threat* of
. Tha legionnaire* are going t'o niaa” In "plea** don't pull down at home Thi’* in'im a r family picture showing the fira t President
•tate'a ground w ater.
tha houae which ahcliered you."
I Lindbergh baby wo# khlnapad • •
Ouatat proceeding* against tha
play tonight. There will ha a din
He tarm ed the Amry can Liberty with hit* wifi-, im from an engraving made in 1Hf»7 |»y 11. 11. Hill.
In a m a r r to Fletcher** Inquiry I Mar. 1. 1931
re a a ld tk n t official* were made
n er at the Mayfair at 7 o'clock, League the "cry baby brother" of
for an Interpretation of a letter
Phidol
Hauck -aid h# had inatrwMd
k Governor Talmadga. Th«*a
and then about 10 oelock, at the the R< publican Nat nnal Committee (Aaacn lah d
from one of Irk**’ aaali'anta William Riltenhouae. hla b»Vt*ip w r promptly denied by tha
conclusion of a brief buiinese aa he *poke at a Democratic rally, j
which wa* regarded In *ome qu«r- tig atar. to try to locate WhUad.
, gomntrol'ar.
seeilrfB, they are going to Park'*
“Th * i* the firat time wlthi-i
trra a- giving a n opinion th* "If Whited wilt not subm it vol
William B. H arriton la ■'»!*
Placa where lh *rt will be danc my rnrni try at le n t," Farley raid,
WRVrrway might harm th* waUr untarily, h* will not be picked
aaa*ptiell*r an d,he declared quite
ing and •n 'ertsin m rn t. No coeer 'whin an adm lniitration baa bam
aupply, Icke* wrote the aniwer. up except upon a signed
em pha' kelly th at ha would dafy
Qulmby M«llon of
Griffin, charge* will be aaked of t.eglon railed i p to drl'-nd itaalf for
“ It Is entirely true that tha plaint," Hauck said.
an order from Govarnor Tal* Ga„ editor of *h# G riffin Dally m*n or women wearing conven rrMoring prnapertiy anil putt n.T
•urvey ha* nnt *pcclfkally atated
The proeecutor said th*
paid#* to put S ta te Traaaurar Near*, pact national commender tion badge*.
monry in the pocket* of th* pejthe particular qu*itlnn of th* etnn to quHiton Whlt*d, who area
George B. Hamilton out of o f of tha American Legion and put
Sunday‘a program cal]* for a pie."
poaalhle affect* u(>On ground wa on* of the st*l*’» chief wH*
flea. It waa atatad th at tueh da. forw ard by the South a* thlt 40.and R promenade a t 10 a . M,.
Aiking "would the rrnnomic
ller cnmlition* of the Iran- Flnr- nesses, w ti msd* by Governor
fiance mould mean m artial law, section'* candidate for national concert* by th* Orlm do Legion [ aitualion improvo If thr governWAMIINGTOX, Feb. 22e--LV>
rontrovaray over the
com- da canal. It is equally true, of Harold
G.
Hoffm an.
SbaoH
a eon'lngency foraaern for montha commander next yaar. wl'I *d baml and by th* Dayton*
Beach mi*nt gut out of bualnrasT^* r a r - ,
.
_____
Mnri>vi*rsrry of Geoigt- j i*ing attem pt first anm* when cour**, that detailed atudle* of Whited submit voluntarily, , k*
by obaarrtra hare of tha widen d n i i the Fourth D latriat eon- ^ nJ ° r _dnjm and bugle corp* at
N ew 1 the geology of the stale and of will be taken to a plaao U bo
’
ci
hWaahu
birth was obarrw*) Itrpreniaiiva J4d| HU* m,
ing break between the foeernor fere nee of the American Le 11:30 A. M., Joint luncheon of ih*
"The prim ary thing to re mem- r
today with tntieh of the Nation York legia ator-hutonan. laid h e 1 the relation of the ground wa- named by the Governor M d
pnd hie cabinet.
Legion,
A
uxl'lsry
and
mrmher*
ber
la
th
a
t
it
la
abaolutely
im„
.
.
.
gion and Auxiliary Sunday -aft
vyaing Walter Johnson’*
The deadlock developed yester ernoon in tha Hotal
hn,,on * •attempt
u *n,"t did not halter* the "m yth" and bet j ter* to th* geology throughout questioned hy th* O e o p w r , . k
Mayfair. of Laglon famine* at U f30 P. p o i.ib l. fur Undo Ham to get o.u to emulate the J "first
President'- '.’It to 1 Johnaon could not do it.| the atate, cannot fall to giv* a Ih# pr*»»nc* of Hauch BMd- Cf
day whan Comptroller HarrUoa H* la ichadulcd la. apeak I
kL, knrf Laglon business aeialon of builntsa to r some tim e to come.
got -1 broad perspective on th* whole L'oyd Father, chlaf dcfvoa# qmM*
th i s
Rcconatructlon l*B3nd*ry Teat
ihrowtng a lie relied on old Bnt
Ham ilton refused dla’al v a f a r th* dinner a t 12:30 at 1*30 P. M., 'o ron’lnus* until Through
said prob'em which afford* a iound tal. Hauck »ak|.
*
M ‘I M
T a lm a d fe . war* tfx * a * h * .v ^a iu v a .f n i l , , ,
^ b i aaa baa haan oraiuae'sd, Finanes Corporation JiteraJly hit- adtBr 4 1 »r j x r c n th* Rappu i-rnmeni map* which
bail* fa g . at least cwrtain l i t
tn
-how
iha
n
v
e
r
waa
around
liana
of
tlollan
belonging
tjihatim
xfc.
. hraw IlSP.TOt hi
-AH
event*
ar*
to
b*
a*,
'he
May
WnTIa Mellon hla bean a leader
,Un«*pended au rp h u from Iha In L a t in affair*, a number of fair Hotal, though torn* of th* Uncle Ham are now In ua» h-lp-(
Appropriate annu-rrairy ex- l ino feet Wide in Woihingmn'a eral conclusion* about th* af appadrvd to lj*
altera- atatemenfa Whitod axodo ’to . ^
A p p a r f for O aorgtt •leemoey- year*, b* cam* Into national vixPtng Leewntiaira* have mad* ng the hanki, railroad-, insurance; cm -ea w- ro planned throughout nme, Obviously, D oom said, no fect* of any proposed
\ lion of n itu ral rondltioni.
police. Colonel
H.
N *««g
jE r e Inal I attona.
ompan * ., mprtgagc . ram p an in . lh,
, n w .ahington. the one rout-! ihiMW that far.
prom Inane* laat fall when h* reservations
n w m ti tt n i at
me iha
th* Vald#x
Valtle* and.
a n d -1on’P*n
Contending that there waa
Schwarakupf, luperlntaiiMoq • f t
, T elm adft Immediately went In* aervad aa chairman of • commit- Monteiumn Hotal*. *
Thi- began a long diaput* over
building and lo.n c o m p .n l.. and St mit* a n t the Homo of Iti-|>WOO,000,000 saving at atak*.
th* N*w Jarxay aUta poQMh
'to conference w ith hi* aid**, de to . named to InvaatigoU
thaj The co n f.ranee of the A m iri-'
rr*rni*uvT»- usually m rece— i n tin- width of ihe rtvar, it finally
atcir VamUnbarg
(R.
MIc1
said Whlt*d nrrar has b#*« guew
termined to oee hla aascutlva death* of World W ar vataraoa can Legion Auxiliary wvl he hvltl
nan] w ng down to 373 feetj
'• b“ r W «-h,ng.
"Th* moil obvloua fact about
power* ta am pend tha two con- In th* Labor Day hurricane that at the M ayfair at 3:00 P. M. with
In spite of it all, Bltaom wished launched a drive against fu r lloned bv pollco eloco lb* t«<M
ion'» farewell achlreos rrad. I’rr-i
ther appropriatlona for tha Flor- at Flemlngtnn.
g iiu llo n al officers. Btfar*
ho sw ept lb* Florida Kaya. Ha and ih# following program aa arranged economic and fisril condition- In
“No on* would
dent Roo-vvrlt waa not here, lie John-on luck,
From * tillable so urea It wO*
,
, .
k1a ship n n a l, th*
Pasaamacan rrmoee T raaaurar - Hamilton hi* committee vlaltcd Iha ar*na by Me*. Betty MeClura of Apop th * country today it th at the
raiher
o
him
succeed
thaB
I,
.
left
rarly
to
apeak
at
Temple
u*a of givcrnm vnt cr, dit to hotpower p ro je n and three learned today that BoffgkM,
be m uit find a eutrety company of Ih* dlaaitar and conducted an ka, vie* pre*iJem:
he
saul,
*rnhng
Johtuon
a
ikJ,
■teh up fin iiK t and Induatry wa* University in I'hdado'phia.
olgU
other work-r*JI*{-financed under Hauck and Flabor lost
willln* la underw rite a (200,000 Inquiry In Mland before which
Advancement of color*, Camp- one of the wlstat j-olicl*a under
Johnson, famed "big tram” of lar minted in 1790.
takings* until aach project I* *p discussed th* poo*Utility of per
band for hla succeeaor. W ith the tu rrivof* of tha hurricane, Na
beF-Loaaing Unit No. 83.
"After yam have w arm ed up proved hy Congreat.
taken In r*cen( years by tho baseball a a*, to try t) hrave a
jury Indictments
against two
proeepeet of m artial law aa the tional Guard officer*,
railroad Pledge to Flnr, led by Betty Me- fidcral govtrnm tnL"
silver dollar 373 feet from the and hum two strike* and thr** ' Already 114,800,000 ha* been slata w ft acuta who* a ld*atittw
a n t deeelopmaUt, eursty company official*, WPA
director*
and
d
u
ra
.
bank of tho firm Pre-ideru’* ; tuil - on the other fallow, use thi* paid out In atartlng
Ih* five war* not discussed.
yep resen‘at lee* w ere daetdedly other* war* lummoned.
farm near Fredericksburg, Va. dollar," the New Yorlder WTOtt. project*, Vandenberg said, wall
“Star Spangled Banner.”
cautious la dlacuaalllf U agrocA ' notional commander of Ih*
A «o dur ng th* day, ehrrry ire*-- “ I* Iwl n*ve ihe eagle in flight on mating that completion would coat
8uap*et Deolas
men*, to underw rite tha ’arpa Laglon ha* never cqgia from th* Invocation, by Mr*. George T urn
were planted at F rrdrnckaturg this do Inr may bring yota the luck about 1204,800,000 more.
e
r,
diatrict
chaplain.
SANTA
ANA, Calif., Fab.
aouthaoatarn (action of tha Ita
to iW « tie a "Cherry
Tree m illion throughout tho country
II* hoped to m uster support —A
slender,
mlld-i
th Tba alhutlon grrw m i of Tal- ( lian and ■leading Legionnaire* In Preamble to Ltgton conatitnimn.
•o r a future policy prohibiting German carpenter, who
Memorial Boulevard" from the city {are wishing you,"
madga’a determination ta operate thia port of the country ba'lev* Add reel of welcome, Mr*. R. J.
to th* farm where the youthful
John-on wa- not tno optimistic. atartlng any such large scale v iry much Ilka Bruno
Holly, pre*idem of Campbel:Xiaargln wltbant a budget. Ha
haa* In Qulmby Maltog n
"There may tm too much w»*i j l,roJ*ct* w ithout
specific
^ambarkad an tha aipariracnt tn
Loaaing Unit No. U .
•P mann." convicted slayer of
o f tho right caliber to fill
Lindbergh bsby, wo* questioned
axtm-oanatilatknal
■f rarnmea*- that Impor’tnl pool, Tho i
reantancv, give me a baseball, i
C ongren.
Itaapoo**, Mr*. Evalyn H unter,
Vandenberg opened an attack last night hy po'lt* ard federal
Jan. 1, wkaa tha I W
appro national convantion la to bo held
.
; ———
IM rrj. and member* of th* though, and I'll ik» it,"
J u t president o f Jaakaonvtlle
at authorities on report* h# had lapriation lapoad. Tha laat tagU- In CWyatand, and lb*
Judge. Ja*. G. Sharon spoke be- V.rgioia genera; a —embly aitemlJohnson wa* to ibo given ten on Ih* Florida ship cans'
Florida Unit.
la'ura, amhroUad In a hitter *!oto convantion of tho Legion Introduction
for* th* Klwanl* Club of Cocoa
of
gixwm
■rial*.
, ’. t i n hearing# held bafor* th* Henal* formation about Ilauptmanp gad
Commarc* Committee on a rti- Ih* Lindbergh cot*.
_______________________________
adjourned without appro,- In Sarnaota In April will-bo naked Minuet*
of
fact
conference at Its noon luncheon Friday.
otullon ha <sH%)uc*d calling for
Th* man gats bis oaom as
ng «an apgfOfflaUaiiu maaaura, to ondorae. Mellon’*
trg
Roll call of Unit*.
Investigation of its
engineer Alexander Christian Wllttn, Ml
and Talmadga, hudgat-trimming,
Special muoic.
ing feasibility ami serviceability vears old. Hs admitted, MMOh
ant-money man, laid Oaorgia
R*poem o f department and diefrom a shipping standpoint.
log to Sharlff Logan JackOaa
would aparai*
down a une-etory from* dwtllim.'
irwt officer*.
.
Ila said the hearings had dem who qu«atlon*d bim la tousty
on M agnolo Avanu*. between
of (ho- hgUteUuo.
Bemarka by tho ‘tnco-prccidont con- Htcond and Third Stroals.
onstrated to
hi*
satisfaction Jail her*, that hr entered' Upi
Thro* yaora* ago Talmadga
. t CWnCmoae a* IS * . ais>
“Th# Soajrar la doing flno."
there la “no economic Justifica United State*
Illegally frags
iwapt ou
S u c h 'b ’ho repo i t today a* to
The mercury took 1 sudden an I
tion" for th* 200-mils
canal Germany, but d*niad ha bod av
w |y daj
LYNN, Man-, Feh, 33*-A tWASHINGTON, Fab. 22.—W7 aernsa Northern Florida.
tho-. condition of Mayor T, L.
unlookcd for dlvi Friday afle.-er b*en in N*w J*ri*y.
Guard
Dwto* whoa* condition a wi
noon, fr:m a htg), of 70 to a low " ndod by many t relative* and [ —Voting thiwn lopaidsly all atnendII* wa* booked by fi
Fletcher defended th* canal aa
m r ta hla
ago qna_«*tfqm#ly critical. n«
of 44 degrtts. Th# ckang’ In D'etda,' funeral servin'* for Mrs. menta lav* thoa* appmved by providing a 400 mile shorter pas- Franklin Daria of tho U.
to cowfraolad with tha
in f action
an • 4rfo«U
weather was accompanied hy a Str|^a I’el.ey Kvane, wifa o f , Administration lea d fa , tho_House j tags from tha enaltm coast_Jo Immigration Inspection Barvjao,
of ramoviag conatltutloua) offi aaOoriag .frtm
dare loped two waoka ago M M 8 . Fob. 22-—A deeper- trace of rain*
Fro0k-D*ana of lak e Mary, Fla., lato r - ’- ’-'-r p i-— 1 ' th* New Gulf points, u wall
aa UU0IH4R
offering | fhr Investigation on auagbikM
cer*. wharaaa la tba prartaoa
wvu mm
•*!vmg* an ortlficol m —
79th birthday. »h*
hi
—
1 and-Boston, were conducted from Dud’* 1800.000,000 AAA-Subit!- saf* pass*g# in hurrlesn*
hurrkalio w e*h-j of riolotiny th*
ImmlgrglM T '?
*ltu*ll*w Iha Mgtrway affWard todgF.. bio
htlfpiB*
bconng
dene*
font
day attar th# lid of a coup*
No further word boa been r - ihej Church of the Red«*m*r tut* Bill by a 207 to 97 record er.
'll
,
Mam
1
yeacerday com Roy O. calved from th# Mtfb»M er-' (Mariddiat) of Bwompicotr ami the bailor.
ear fril #n kU hood, brooking
ccmsttiulloos]
tri r ■
Potahla,
citrus
grower,
bio
I
if*.
for actionj.1b
o
' __
, Th« ■i.'Mstlma . ^
^ m.ralV " M i f
p ,n uI *“■;
waa Intarmi in Woodlawn
Te action rttuntsd the m**»Fatthm, who (a slightly deaf, Hanford C ly Commlaalon h .^ it
Mayor Dwatae |a In Fontoldm E v.r«t,
of th* typo for width Ta'madg*
ur* to thn Hen*-*. Sine* that
lad
hi*
wife
safely
out
o
f
hi#|*o
*
l
a
i
adjustment
board
______
Memorial Hospital, bat
he* heoww famous
and_______Laughton
Inciden
branch already has onococd an
ha bap . l e w d
U bM etradlly liImproved homing bom*, but dpi bed back rommlaalon Will mo-t In regular; lo w ers from urn nom# of the
tally by
<I'-ceased in th* Routh smotheml almost rieniicat bill, leaders ut
M illao i f a to- bho lost fhr* daya hs la M t U b to saWngo bio earphone. Ho -•salon Monday evening.
Mmaolf
LOR ANGELES, Feh. « . — CT)'
n
rasket. The Rev. Mr. Waior- both l | usee predicted a prompt
■ w
Tot strong enough tO>
to . recelvs waa unaware bio wife had earriod
,Ientlol fkMMMMW tMdldat*.
cvu^l
preach#! thq funeral servnnn confersnr* adjuotmrat of differ — Fr«d 8 tattler, 28, o chauffeur,
A special boo o ff . th*
th# Florid*
vtottoro,
hla
physician
stated.
b
out
with
ber.
Maf* dau_ , B
w
, soloiw sang "Crossing th* ence* that would spood tfa* legis confeaatd lost night to poIlM that .
Motor Lid** mdoodod a tsitc'
wbBo
hr killed a boarding houao coo pi*
number o f yaaotogm at th* J
nnd “Brautiful IsU of lation to ih* Whit# Hoaso.
with a hammer, it ring led th o jw**
Municipal Lie this morning. Park- i
v." Rixtsrn ears mad#
parrot guarding their rantwy bos 1 "t*** °* *a iwtdieriaagd
Superintendent James Houghton ih% trip k> tho cemmeryt
and arranged a time clock device; ranaom.
Ho
statad that from IQ or mare cat 1
Mrs. Evans was born in Lynn
to set th* room afire.
> Ho oo*d bo
* day stop at tha to*.
41 Joan ago, grmhioMd from tha
TODAT
Rutter confessed he constructed troaiod and l e f t __
\* ? I."
4:00 P,
Notional Command thr* Ingenious “death by tbs doth” , Guadalajara where ba l i
scR-*U bar*, ami be Iungod to th*
Th* w*wthen General Ijr fair
O ffalol oogalaae of th o ,M can Legion under who** a asp leer
Of th* Radwmar. Mr. • r V. L W., Laglon Hut.
infernal machine, consisting of a 1Join his fatally,
tawgktli fatality record and* tha diatrict eoofirvneo o f tk* tonight aad Sunday, som-whii Ctkta i* iha founder of th*
:0O P. M.— Legion conference watch and an electric hecUr,
7:9
writ#
warmer BunMy, Ugbl frost in in
which h* I«ft beneath th* bad an
Mayfair Hoctl.
Laglon 1* to ba he Mt
terior o f north portion tonight. Plymouth Company of
which ha placed tho bodies.
Known
Uuuighoui
TOMORROW
Xn'^rVf,
“On ocooant o f nof baring any Extrtm* oorthw—t Florida: Ftir,
Th* minat* hand of th* watch
10:00 A. M.— (O-ond-S piwmeantomobilo m
tn Sanford •lightly colder la extrem* «*-t ebuoma for h*r contribution* to
tea.
wo* to wired that when It rsahod
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Sanford Herald, 1936
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, February 21, 1936
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 21, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 21, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald