17 10 309 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cd7bb3b936af594b6738ec5d66b83fe8.pdf a3452431fadc2caeb387dac41acbacdc PDF Text Text f *i . ■*• A _ _ ' ,'• • • ‘ - i • : ^ * — " * ' ' — ■- - ' y •’ - v . ' ^ T TT T r *1 * 1 ’ . • a r ;T . . ^ • f* 1 •» : ■' *f* Z ______________ # .. _ ~ .Ig . , T . , T. ^ - _ — . _ _ . T _ . r . „ . . ---------------T ----------------- . ' » mm m T f f t SA N FO RD H E R A L D ^ SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A TU ESD A Y , M ARCH « , IM f *’ VISUAL NEWS of the WORLD IN PICTURES CHILDREN PAY LAST TRIBUTE TO BLAST VICTIM Georgians Back Court Plan In Novel Election (iiililrrn | i l w flower* on the grave of Itaymo nil O'Neil, II year-ntd Stilrin, Tee., Uiy who 'w in one of the Wit victim* iif tho mytterhiu* rx plosion Ihut wrecked the New l.nndon, Tex., irhwd. First left i* Ailn Francru, B, ami fifth from left l* Harold, I I, outer and brother of the dntd hoy. (Axaocl* till <1 Prcx* Photo) i t art rwhrlariag taajerll y t f w t»»-ljlM U 174—« u caat I* fartr of Prr* Ideal Keeaevrlt • m n t M f , ;anl<aliea plaa la Iht nation'* fln t tail rWrllan MM la Kandalph county, btanra- Cltlataa Ih N M t at Iht county reprmaed their preference ftr ar againit Iht proposal in lh« »o**l hallnllaf. H i i M l f u tira af Iht Peac« J. 8. Shirley (right forrrround), retire arc irra eagerly depotlllag I hair beJM * (Aiaocialcd 1'rrat Photo) _ f tT l*t.* f clrcuHinlanrr*. W. r , Shaw, superintendent b l k l U C J t lE ii* " .l^ 00' h,m lannlnn. T n j i rerape,I with hit ; ,7*7 °V h * peril hut in the explosion that wrecked f BUMilg* Jif i i shown * ilh hi* inlurtd Land* IiJnilagtd. (Aiiiorh , llt d Prraa Photo) Five H u n d r e d B o d i e s Recovered From New London Ruins | ■ , • Husband Rets Word On Amelia's Crash •WILL-TO-DIE* COMA BROKEN ik*(H | K *L~ j -A u *>« I pklure. taken Iron, an alrptanr, pin u tit lit. ameping >irw nl the r iploalnn-aree krd aehnot al New lamdoa. Texa*. In whirh death dealt In wholesale manner. The day r the blast, .VMI loidie* had hern taken from the drlirie Same axperta helieva natural gat aerping Iron, the itrmind eauaril the riplotion. Note the liroad area la which nothing hut aplintrrnl wrrekaga remain*. (Aainrialrd I'rraa I’holu) George P, Putnam, husband of Amelia Earhart, a rt, additional information n‘ the tlaklaml, C a lif, airport on hi* wife'* aecidenl iti llnmdiilii, Amelia and two navi­ gator* e,ra|»e,I uninj.icd when her "flying Inhui.rtiiry'* crackedtip on the frcuml phase of a tthdie circling flight. ( Amocia'ml i'nv* Photo) ROYAL MAIL ROUNDS T o Vi'l TORY AT AINTREE i, <fL ‘ V If? * • f’; t .! JUMBLED WRECKAGE COVERS HUNDREDS IN SCHOOL BLAST m *I Itnyal Mail (extreme riirhtt U ahotwn leading t|it, field ovet the Itccher’* brook water Jump in the M*k runninif of the (hand National Sin-pin hu-, >*i hia imirKin thereafter mid romped home the victor, Ainlree, England. The fleet-footed racer held I'emi.iik, which finished sixth, i* aeen clearing live bortlvr ami llryhiirgh, which fell Inter, i- lauding on the gruuml, radio, (Anilinelain) J*ie»* Photo) Thi* picture wa* sent l*> Normandy Enters | brim Mt lr, at II A. il Thura* Huge Naval Measure pa: id l!i (■ ji’ i Mock at 0 : t-"> Claim Ear Record J ilay, Bussed By Senate I*. M. hi t night ( I : r< P. Si., F. Atlantic Crossing 8. T .) • k | | j r - • .; -V' •' WASHINGTON, Star. 83.—(dh Line official, aid the Norman PA II18. Mar. '-M.-hPi The! The Senate pa.**rd yeatrrday the French line uniioiineed |u*t night ■lie cover til L'JlT'l Mil”* in four f.'il8.H|7yti)H Navy approprUul. a cud J l »ecoml* till for the ym r leginning n o t the liner Nni mandie hail art a day*, ii niiuu ntw enitlnuiiil Irana-Atlantic The (J in n Ji.iry. they reported, July I. "iweil math wlih an nveruga crimed front Anibroie l ight l« The vote in, tlm bill, which went ■peed of almost ill knot* from Ambrose I.iiilit to Prim p’* Mock. llh Imp'* Ibuk in three day*, -it thtough without m a j o r amend* The Normandie'a performance hour*. f>7 minute* on a s.inyt* mrnt* after thre( hour* ilabate, bettered Ihe speed mark of .IO.fi.1 mile voyage. I uu* til in l l , A few minor change* kno** >et by the Hritlsh Quean1 Ih e mark claimed hy Ihe line mint he appruvtd by ike Home Mary by almo»t . I of n knot, the wa* eomputel on the nverage I,"fore the iiura'uie gne* to the French line raid. ■peed lather than the elap*ed While IliH’ie for Proldeni |te»*e Tlte Normandie, which left Am- time of tlm voyage. , Veil’* »igna<ur», IL* 4 X Somewhere (wreath lhi» gha*tly pile of ilcbria, hundreila of bodies lie buried n* a coneequencr of an uueapUinn] blaat that wreckad the Conao ldat*d a lim l at Ntw lamdon, Texa*. An admy of retc-t# worker* ia ibown digging into the maaa U *earch of the deml. The quick recovery of SOO bwlie* gave ri»e to eutimatva lhat *170 were killed by .he expioatou. (Auociateil Pte*r ph» t*>) �O H m m um 22. # m t f o r f t S f t f r a l f c SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21. 19.17 Motor Vessel fig h ts Fire | i Mid-Ocean HUGHES DECRIES BIGGER COURT Movieland Is Threat Scene Against Two KcmIm Ic Coanff F ro jg m " More Finite And VnreUblw The* A*$ Similar Area In Ameiira N l'M U E It EftUbtixhrrf In 190S 110 Senate Says Roosevelt To E nter Strike MISSISSIPPI FELL TOO RAPIDLY FOR THIS BOAT G a a o lin e Explosion Seriously In ju r e s Two In Crew Of 30; Call For D o c t o r s Producer Selznik And C h i new e Actress Reported O b je c ts In Extortion T r y President D e p o r t e d As A k r e e i n g To Plan For C o n f a b On l,nlM>r Dispute 2 Boats In Danger From Boston Blue H O LLYW O OD , Mnr. 24.—bP)— M in eral rxtnrtiofi threat* agninvt the family of David t). Srlimk, film producer, and Anna May W en t I’hine*.* tetrr**, w rrr till* rlcsed by the district attorneys investigators to.lay. A note receivnl by Miss Wong ye lenity threatened to disfiitnre her and cripple her father unless she silva need fJOJHN) for financing a ntrtion [drturr, Captain Cljrdg I ‘lit til m< r said, A mu her letter, intrndrd for | Mi*. Srlimk', asked for I'.'o.lNhl on Here’s a most conclusive siitn that flood dantfer is over abing the lower Mississippi river. Winn the pain of bodily injut v harm to , he finally started going down. !h,. "Father of Waters’’ fell ti»< rapitlly for the Cnitetl States army eftcr yttiing son and her fathtr, "b'lcini-tT*' towboat t'hisca nntl she was stranded high a n il dry on a .andlntr near Peter’s Landing. Ark. Robinson Hints S Of New Program United Fruit Steam­ er F l a r e s Up As i I n f e r n o S ta r ts Murphy, Chrysler And Lewis Meet In Com ferenee At Lansing W A S H IN G T O N . M nr. 24. — ( A l ’ l - in fu rm n l Sennits M titm h mtiil tcnljiv th at I’n'sitit'itl lliMisovrlt hnt! n g rreil In n it f l Congtvsrtiimttl li'titloru fur n tlistMission t»F Hit’ sil-tl 'wit strilcp (tilim Hon w lifii lip ret u rn s fru n i W a rm Sprin t’s th is vvcrk-t’iiil. It was believed that sidrrtril ns M n io filv l.t a t lt r lin litiisa n . a third victim of the extortion plot f A a a ia l* Ih-mocritt. A tk , previously hint wns Dr. K. J. Foote, ehirnprarinr|\e Indicated a gasoline explosion in said ,i ronfrrenew of cungressinnlh* foewirt) hold seriously l v After month* of * Hi t re concerning President Roosevelt's federal ami Spanish-American War vrta, leaders wit] Te Mrrr--:iry if tho n an. Jurtd iwo ( hlnne of a crew of HO tourt iworgnnliatlon plan*, Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughe* 'Ittiati ii i< me "cleared up" by that time. He th-i-htteil to confirm Conifer** le m p S T riJ T h ile ’L ' S e t o n c r e w r,m * out wllh b,unt Rla,rmrn'* in whkh he ,oM or deny the report of the confer­ more Justices would Impair rather than increase the efficlenry of fought flames. ence with the President. Tht Fijian liked that ■doctor be the 8> preme Court. The Chief Justice l.» shown in his latest pic­ Those who said such .t confer, lent to car* for the Injured but ture. tAssociaUd Pres* Photo) cnee would lie le'ld reported that tha Itiinloti |). tlrnwn nr.I M i . 4 |i , C o in Guardsmen could not inlineI'rcsklent bad agreed to meet lull Cook*. Iniih of S hiiL m.I, |, »vf diaieljr locate the ship anywhere lenders in response to iiiimcmm luili licrn*is| in gorttnlitigr nearby. i reipcests from them that hu intec. ro n’crriU in ih** n ffk r of i .. v tie in the situation. ■ Juiltfi* It. \V* Wart*. i Mr*. Rihlor Curlrtt, rhalrinnn of BOSTON, Mar. 31. — (Ah — A Tin- Seminole Toumy Chamber The KilKKi'stion* I-Him-idl'd wilf. arrangements fur the Sanford — j S imiiimm L* l \ »umy dtnra pall of black amuka envel­ of Tomnterre tailay was cti.uperai uiiiueieibut. jn fnni’iincentrm by llepre.iniaGarden Club,Seventh Annual FlowTlmroltiv** tl«l« s. Thl.il Siainn, ymrrnkiy oped Iht Bast Boston water front Inc with (lie Florida Chamber of live I he-, Deni'icrat, Te%is, iliac er Show, unlay issued a blanket ycatoMay as flame# threatened two C’oiumrtce in a “ Know Florida'' stun mi nt of thanks to all thus* _ . , I- .iS A M. mill l 1*1 |*. Af.; high,; of Bpruying n'|»4 in ilumoiiMiiit* tile llnl' e lillli't t 'uiumittee Ituil »r« • United Fruit ateantera and a huge toi aruu.nm . i .i, , ■» . , , (attip aig n , d e sig n e d i anged a bearing next Weiltiesday identified with the prmeer -’..-tv ■* — ----^ P . hF. **7 ,r A rt !.*• : * i !. » — flo a t** Jrydoek before they were and permanent reddin'. on a resiiTuiTnii tor ii sweeping lii. Ian week. — * ■ j AUfiroxiiiiiiirly DID jiummih n i * Its e th s W mm M ae f e e l Wi'h the Stale. ----------- t-------A tfirnlnr wri*k|y oicnilur «if di«* itr *«•«•*| Ih»» i*vriita giving »» o r«»tlu» vesligalinn nf sit-down .trikes. (die expressed particular appre­ Karts of geography, rlinim Meanwhile, in Lansing, S 'n r tf - t i f . ’fHt* o j ’f K.t It» - I ' hjtf’*!'tn»j fb it i " ,*v n-|.!r v ciation fur the assistance rendered Induslry, agriculture, J history, Vvaior k1. r ii i j. ii T , one-time upO. K. Rollins. Atlantic Coast by the following professional tonight af 7 tiVfnrk in thn Vn!«i"i rn'|i,-* m;iy I §• ?*|if i*yi*<| in' n mini uii* portal inn and geology util I , l i p , divisional superintendent, fb i i*'s: Kent Ruiietti-r, C. R. .ivrnr'lihg tu un nnnniinn nri oiitiirly «liffvir hi Hun h»»io* prmueo l«>y, .util John I,, lew it, |iublls)irt| in tliu edinahonat former c a l noner, met with l.nv. said in.lay officials of the railroad Kir dry, J. ft. Sirwurt and Clinton merit liy S r tr r iiry C larrnrti A«l tof^r* * eiio.r Fiaok Murphy ill an at­ Him, went somewhat puttied at thr con Dennett. II. lVn|»er. Wmltl War Ktillowing is the fir -1 tetea r tempt to settle the an tomobit* latlnued snuthboani! velum- or traf­ .lew, pit* tril »!»*• rilnto. f RlniflfM The Sanford Furniture Company <yn ge»gra|ihtral data: | or .Ii•pil e lieu hss it'enwfl morn fic in late March. A rii'ltn i»rMgrjm #»nrly ifii nf I'nifi iliiif f* i fiyuiU*1 of ul'ivvifi'r ’ '*Kalv:aik>n‘ Army cottsctUins in received -i>.-iinl atteptliui in Mm . •Florida Is four ti'inf. as lirgo i'lltuoii wHi hrnRrtef|H| thro igl>'< i’ down tit a him* Ml onlf* por hour than so.O'si pi i ..ort* out of Work. Mr. Ktdllnx pointed out lhalt ha<l Seminttle County t o d a y ■ ’ r ; . . tTitrl'tt’i url»i • mirrm-nt ’ h iMvt .*■. -tairnient Dir fur iits part- in m . .» I and i* tin- larg.' t fk#* * Hnlmn n In nbvf'rvilhro nf »|o*] «lutm^f iIn* rtpmyimr pr*Ht**s iniik- Tile gov'l l imr net I hrysler, chair, Only three candidates will seek reached llJCui on thv nevdetl FI,* passengers from the ryuth runtime , ,, axt of the Mississippi lii *Jikh fihnivrrAnry nf th*- fn*iDt|uiw0< m i » inmh more I'fleruvt* ifi ki mutt of tin' board of tho Chrysler ,„mly rhlMnbrr „f tha post of City Contmt*ilv.t->r -a- Mx> i|uuta to operate the organisa­ to c,u»l. m number, ih.w* cumin*, S| I,(imi|l. r t.u my excepting fleiirgla. it is etptal of ilm CoinmMa I..in l 11 •111. i i• iftM pTeihfr mi pln(>**’i whirh mm - I m per o'mi. and lew is, rhuirmin caMd lu t month by Perry N. tion for ono year. Tapi. Fred Ker­ from tit* south whctc they spent Totiilm-rcu for thetn part in tho , ver, jn nt, a Millnri ............. . To, winter vacations. liimlilii. .S’ C . nf whlrh ♦If- k inf r I iiiiiifiinin 7D »»» 7’f« inih"* |»»*r h ut ol the < minima' for Industrial Whitehurst, City Clerk Frank en, local cuinmundant, repurtrd. Itig iiorionui, los ufflrva ut thn , . . . 1 neeticut and libn.|e Island. Ho explained that In former) I’ r n d 'ln in ii C r f l l t lirio u i .1 in Ijimson announce I today. tu rvDtiiiii olofi. A number of campaign workers Newspapers aiding in publicity "Slurkla Is in the same luither nirntln*r, hia ■la'e cap. ,il, The deadline for any ritltt'n to1have not reported, tho captain years tho southbound volume hud. al.-u went- ijiankvd i ninl tune a. the M.l't-ira Islandi. >tv 11noHand members of tha till* fI| Hi 11(11* to Yl I'llu It ill** (HlhllT flit hi* candidacy at City Hull and ho urge these to con­ teen greatly redured tit this lime* II.MV A mi i* .liftin g a euurt order . • Southern Spam, Sictiy, Southern of year and could offer no expla-| Tilt* w»m|lti*r: |*n n !v r lutnl V w 11 i it v ill'll, ahhiiinfli tut* tir ihroo felt yesterday with the follnwint tact tliier |trn*|tert* a* quirkly as MiIII* tshiiMiTM, Ini til ........... tut i i « nflo r t 'f lr r y fin in m tin* v irm iiy in iheir it down strike ut tin! imdrr tha wire: W. A. Iw<-, W. A. possible so that the drive might be nation for the continued southward] How. | In in irlli anti «i>ii . - n ir il pin h.i\e Iren Apriiyeil l»y Mr. r*»«*|»i*r#t * I) del lle.l.iil plant '. Leavitt and J. C. Truluck. doted net. iiln in uh fur fimifli a • I ’Mir#* II hrm f n n l g h t . a nti *miii Ii • m•l n i • The Fi’fiiiiuil*' i tunny Agnenl ' ^ V* The superintendent iinnounroil | » _ _ . . i J f s . , 1i 4 * | v n I k I' Clark lamion again imphasixnl that summer schedule* of the A*T. tS i t U l l l I L t l l l O f l " F I j Lgyp'. !•**rtl«»rm T htirm lay N.ti *111111 S Him! A* snrhilhm. which mee? • that persons expecting to vide in prnliably will go into effect north | _ * u | _ I "Finikin's lo'alarea is r.H.t’.p; ill.illgn '111 D'lnpc! iliitf K\ti* iii’' linn day nigh’ in Seintinde lliglt ^ ( O t S l I l l n l l l (1 0 I I 1 H the special election of Apr. |:t of Jacksonville alaiut Apr. If.,1MJ O l S I I I V v l l l C l V F V n|t>are miles; total l.tnl aiea, fit. N n rilp *rM Fl**Fi*1ii r ln in h . p in li Srloed rhnpe), will hear ..ffti-ials . tnuat be afctn in show a s*oll '»< while south of Jack*«nvilh> ihoyj -------- mil square miles and tout I want .•lily HliiMUff i itn iL :111 l Imp t| t receipt foe 19311 a* reriuirnt hy will be placed in uw on util-suit Mrs. \V A. l.-fflir, chairman of area. 3,tdCi ■•poire miles. tori of the* i|iitfigyr«» me(ln«l f»f the f'ity charter. F ill taxes are May If*. However, he sail, no def-lihn Thy Temrtrry Tommiltoe, to.) -The Sun.Inn. Htate bus linin' liras* tainting in Siui I .ana I'f *yinjr r r i f , rxpliin in ilefiiil payable to Jnu. II. Jinkins, County jnhe date hue been sef. I djy urged that all piersopi, hac -g lhan a I.fkkt miles of coisihne; tew tbs" gttrntl n -■f the Fite In \%Iiflit 111( *V **11 i n f Ii•» he »»**I ! * I J l (11 tax, ro Ilector. Official* plan to remote no pus-Jo ts in Inml burial tracts spent, ns elevation varies from inirwanr m 1 13 P M today, N„ *(! i ii'fl, y of l hr pi ore - , Voterx who have not registered Workers from lit" local Amerl senger trains now serving Han- some time tomorrow in pre-Fa t-| to inure than 33 fret nleoe *.u , f»"*'rui■ Mt*f I* l!.m-j ririil IEiil»«*rV L., Wll, ILn ry VlM* mage was repott'd. have until Apr. 3 to enter their ran l.ettlnn Poat were srheilnted Vfi’inr. Sddf'T’i nuh-niH r% « iteiif of tin* t for.1, nrcortling to Mr. It»ltlns, hull er beautification. level, name on City hooks, although tislsy tti Ittivrt Iipened a public mi I ’mvir i'v, uri* srht*dul«*i| n» merely wil| adjust time -che*lu|e<|Hhe announced t h a t aevetili "The northern boundary of • *V UiirsHii* those registered for the last City ramitalxn (or the collection ol *i•'11Vi* lit’ic fdiniiiimv fair till* Kn*t« non iin to make them mot* convenient o members of the Committee, com KloriiU it more titan *JU*t Iniles election will have complied with approximately fitmi for iiiilfitllng ••( linllihiy uftl i u n iir iru n iR n l |»r»H in P'.inf- i*l. posed of 13 loca| wninen, will d | muih of Tnlifnrma’s southoii. summer business. that requirement. 1 iMin nf mf’iim i'i ii fI’bfrirdimj flu* unit No. 2 of the Son* of the __ tt'ssttss.4 *•*• fewer Freight train*, which arc gov- reel work In the cemeteries proc iiHi-id p M 'i'ii’ .ifid fit iv iiii'* uf to glim In urn anil llnxlo Turps. rrneil more nr less by volume of ^.jHy „|| ,|ay mmorrow and u t'i1 (In’ 11* L j ini iiiMf|ti|!j tn« Tito Legion Itself assumed I l f business, will have rmltd most ofj assist anyone wishing in inly * " y ' In s p e c to r respitiislltlllly It, equip Number their seasonal artivlty wh-ti sum­ I hit i \ »»\ •(("'♦ii'fiii. H* h i,H,d mrfi, II ,J lid* 11(11*1II . iIHUlM til It iin r -a ‘’mi’ll ulu» 11.1Vi* ufiin ili;idilrti*« in ri rent weeks, the Tommll’r, ! I ’ r a lH i'H W o r k D o n * I mi it anil supplied I l f outlll mer arrive* anil the winter vege­ r*’* l*»r inf liif f i(»i h|,i \V ;»I1r «» u . table crop harvest is completed. , has received several donations of 1(111 Ilf*’* r » 1: . . 1* 1 OIU.*. turn .■11 tin* So f tin compile, a m wllli new buttle* ami drums. (••iicicMH. uti'l H.irry M I'm ■----flow er plant* am i shrubs w h in The Bee ifm, handling sandLloyd T Hoyle, lo-glim coin w iilli will ili*'fi*i i% f Miiiciiiitid rm.ij (Kill mi 111 r, n •»’» *0 •till ■ 1.lit ID r pin* in the riimpuimi u ii * * iy ....... 1I’l t(•• pun >i iiiiji of iht* Myxthv . , ' have lis'rn transplanted ill the hi oo held it 1 1 M iches, beer afci wines, soft drink* mander. isilntetl out Hist the San .Si in*- Sanitary liMpiitor I A of Him iirntii* hi i„ik«’i.iii»i ilium ill** Ki It k 111 hm 11al Horn** I cemeieries. Anyone else desiring Alt lv i "U ■ ItMil* 1 Hup MiidiMy. Th*'/ other delicacies, ii stheduletlj fllfl| ,|rllm an.| bllgle ror|st |i S I X B U S ln C H H l l H ) H ii|-ul mnlH<»n*ini itti MmihI.ii j In giv»* pi**nth nrc a lvine.l to po.i-j IlollidRy, nf Ocala, K«h pl*» ,r*1 nn will •v1 high eh«c»U in 111 t , ini* I ’ IUf * 1 • Mill) «! St.o o open during tha latter |»art of th„ only one In the Hiul« com Ally M It* r | m*rh*mi in S**«nI•i* I*> nil'll» Item 1. |MI'Unr Flori'hi cities* im** Mr*. Lcffler or any •uh* 11 emphatic uppioval of the w ok ae tha week at 408 Sanford Avenue.| lirt„.,| Hholly of nn-mliers of the f’•!univ inn r**M t ■ ( m WtiH’iAAi . cttmplishetl in the City', retail’ niendier of llte Tommillre. Tin- |j. v Mr. K. 1 Hi> with. \l i"''H ih** Ncho'ih# tiihi'f iliud ’ A delivery service will lie main-, ............ . tin. lo-glnn This factor drive ugain-t faulty .euagt* .Itn lif lill* Si lH nil* dlUtal’.l In 1*1)1 AJid (hi *1ffiruiuii f 1 sin. o" In >.4llf ml. 14M* 4 «■*;», Mi'lLfHIl n**# tainert. Plana are to make the os-1 is to In. featured In loikeland fail Mr iiml liiikt- 0 1 po-ul units. City tV'tiimissiuncc Seminole County homeowne,.. . ,, ,, Ir 1 a it. I* 1*1*"! i f in**lit .% * in hn\ | o 1.1*1if* S(. IVllTi* iablUhment one of the most com- when the organisation appears 1\V. (t. Dupree, m rltarge nf lltu r.iri«4’in*fi1' for Hu «fil» lo Lik* n; T h r e e A p p l i c a t i o n s K m'T;?»•'ii • Viiii‘1»*• v ♦mi* 'f 111111hi, 1i,ai#l>• ( Ti*y, Mt. 1hir>i< of ka hind in the City. Im-fori* 111* Hi ole i.eglun r.itivcn h a .- .ix mure business day, land pi o Hat. annmmrril o»luy. » I'ht ol 1 ikr nd. hick '.tii'iyjli|i% huit>i*i Filin'* i f r « h *»n* whith iii file Stale »n«i County ap-, A t 'C e p te d Fo r (Inn 1'nri^M*»» ol (lit* >»’4Jdi*ui I m 1 tin* Mr. Iltipife .aid llnllid.iy bad " 1 ..Stoffl'C !v1 V1in uii'*’, Ijuniey, llu-'in^t u n i Pert f Merit. rhalrm.tn of ft. tv s' plications for homestead exemp-l l*«IVi«lli r Mo* Hit**reel of liil.iuH \\ ur T IlllVl'tle Work, Is oralng the pnlillc to Its linns, Sanfonl Doudney, Cnmify i any further wctivity » l » r i * t»»* H.if •'! HiM n fhfu*tgiiiout Floriil-i tax assessor, announcetl tndav. | ^ . ---------- 4 I as generous as possihle In Ih" vamiiI ih o r e m o v a l o f « n y in' i u « i'll Ut| »anl M4j Ii M ilk li'iiM , lie entphusiict) that no exvtttp-j (inly three yiieths to,lay filed campaign, asserting a belief th.ii till*’! of i'fiRiri«*«*rM( If. H \V ir K vr , . , the letlhlls IIv value of the turps linn* will It* granted after Apr I application for enlistment on Stun '“ J P .? h, ‘" • Approximately three f.-u.ih. of ln„|n t numy’s April mmta of Thl' Ltmimissloner said .ha. tho Ik-pitifrnnnt. \» prinHpul *•|<#,* ik *, Mrs. Harriet Thompson, 73. will more than repay ally ilnuit IC 'h I c u u* t-tudiuR tu 111(11**1i n*4 r i'd iu il id of i | | 7 Oak Avenua, succumbed the County’s 2.000 elig. I- aupii-, n r . M.s. J I’. Ridge, dircctnrof " ',hr With do «FF» 0.11T1 of Witt Ki linns. , t___ y esterday afternoon following a cant* have sought the tax bone-) , hl. c „ un,y „ K.ja | ... welfare unit.' - -ruii«tstin|f of flu* iii'tall Mion ol i .Mr p.ipworlli fit fur |iit|M«ii.»iif wc.ifhcr, I oy * Tun m*r. 1 -*i u >»*v* i oil nV in him|t* f’fiiinty ci|f* brief illness. lit, ,he a .ie sw r ........ted. »*’l inM u nm l tlti. .ftm .tt.it. proper s.wag, ..........- phi run o f (** i *•(».)«»*.» tifi* im h« dt(l* d I.* i (Ik itlit artew IV"1 III 4ii|*i*r M nf til thl. utgrd those who have lt»t ........... 'I The application, nf 13 boy.. ............. ......* * ' ,h ‘ "> ] al*o. •liorirt, w ll 'Aril .Si'iiii loll* «‘Oil(ft* V firm, II lotlliy Vtll; 111 illfl'llt IO||H o(t The deceased was a native »f pam ip.mnt/ in *h** itidcii acIn* h mn' t Ii*men 1 '•Ills > ■ !!*•* HHllOv 1 1st do «. thi* week fc.forr the iue»i’ who were not cnnskieretlln the las, • h“ J ,*r ' n Jnw ,n ,h" mi tha vicinity. Sha was the widow '• 1 Sii'urdiiy ufo'fnvt--n uri.i n'ntUt table la.t'minute rush tirgin-. I enlistment, rnliumcnr. prererd nrececd the aibltiional! m l *,n’ in l«*inj|liLf ttOllllll > of 1i*r?!•* • f Alex Thompson. -1 f in xrouiiili in Hriutidos III* AUlll Ini'll r III p* rnuiri*H 1*1•* I Mr. Ihii’ilney reiterated bat ap- trio taken today, Last rite* will be held at 4 P. S 11•**r rdplnir. wild row milkim?# plications for the homestead «-x•i Youths wishing to enroll with Alt* I'h.ii 1nit,III Mf| f r In •••iliny M. Tbunday from the First Pre«riding ninl hm»« Mil* ik*Atrui •|Vl* -41II'Rf Will III w hu h 1 U ild li i ofa , empnon the -CCC should nfirst file their an|»ap Dr.s iII. Smith, president i . D. s-iiiiiii, |*i set i-*wam M tgiii|»awia must taita-* me made eat lt -year, ..... --we- ™.«--s-e»e i- * ii i ’ i ttivii hh byitrian Church with the Rev. Dr. lUII-i* mill ell. Il( dttllnr 11. *Ki nt - inif ippffir on thu pfrigrain. the Seminole County Medical Ko-I City exemption requests are a plication before Apr I. since phy_ , , . . B. D. Brownlee officiating. M•• event m spoii<ort**l hy thd 1 niifd in tho »Ifl‘ (Mill ***ir riety, anniuinreil today that sever-! cepted at city Hall. »iral examinations will be given S 1 111 4 ?* \v l u C d l i ' i ' l i n i . ika'iiri* I oiinty l rfiiipnu n'4 A i« a ll candidates 'll Apr. t> in Orlali y tin* nil MfrvirM* fur Miiriou Still* d. el member* of the nrganiiation are Hanford Woodmen will »*■ KlifOiIh-Ti MHiuti.iri. h r t i >hovv m | do. II a n ilt lO yi iir old planning to attend thr cnnvtmio-.i1 itI" tor a .|M't lal session at »lMiuhoT nf Mr fin"! Mr/. \V. f a il Jidii riVlwk in ihi* nfieriKiQn* of tha Florida Medical Associa­ s o't lock tonight In Ih'dr f ir s t 11ami11, will lit* !i«*!»I ill SSrUi IT1, M tion in 8t. IVirrsbcrg Apr. 5, 0 SI n-el lod*- risilll* ,10.1 tfI*, d rill ThurAiUy fruni 'hit Krirkxon Fu ami 7. tram will go lltrotigh the rou nrrvl Hum**- The Rev. Mariin I! Norman 8. Wiiden of Sanford There probably will be an offM i’niiltrymea In thl* dielrfrt w r* lino It eipoits lit use on April IU vm, piiitnr nf (hi* New Smyrna v u accepted yesterday for duty rial delegate pre<rnt to cast the' IStiiliJi r* lU't'hrr* |nd Siirifoid ftart- w|t|e nit-t-rlng rtf MetInm|1*4r f hurrh, i4 in officiate. Avefim*. w.i- gr.diU-'l n Ii in <* i*• tha U . 8. Army, according to County Society’s vote in convention] rrnilmletl again today of an lot - The Saofnrtl Atlantic National i I at IMirtan. mretlag to he held ]'r rmation received here to lay matter*. I’jiIIIc ;»iri 4 will Im* pupil« in -ii'- >i*i| Idi'i ;i inI wiiii* yettfriluy nfi* Ibink w ill h*. c lo se .I M a r 3') in "It ahoiit Alt liMlgt-- In laik. larnl t.4 .41 •lay :.l from the Army Recruiting .Sta­ Capl I], (' 111it- lit Ilf will 'll ftMirth giMilti of th«* New Smyrna t r liiMio. 1Jj Those attend _are: ...— . eligible . . . . . . . . . to ---------... , . night . . at I . n'rlork . .In tlo .ervance of Good Friday. J. I.. .MU IS tion, Jacksonville. Doctors Smith, J. T. D-nton, W ., Seminole High Hrhoni Hulldlng Ingley, executive vice-president of reel the unit in Its ailltlll.'n II" school wherw tho young: girl .it’ f*ity II**K Frank l^niBon If. B U .MR 7*. 41 .43 illiu * I'olk-i* rhit'f li y Willunu*. ufor^'J* •» h* dlsctuaetl for institution, announcwl today. | I* urging that all members of fen*li**l hefort (hi* Ihon D. K. Brady, recruHng of- T. Langley, T. F. McDaniel. C. M.; »’!“»• i't LluM Fruit sin in ye*ii g(ttion rue-oLiy, lua*l t % whith i4‘iuitei] in her ilearh. -notines* " announced other openings Mitchell, C. L. Park, S. Hulcstoit, 'he oriaaiiatlnn of a poultry T*» It firms or ........... individual*, Ihe leant he present * *i i F o g if v Ikal would st o bl make application* on ThursAmonir (ho4«i Burviving an- Mr. rckci»ritm*nih''l *«» riiinmhri»«i»i'r-* in* »-• nflle*rs and other members of nllablt for Sentinola Couray D. )J. Scotr. <}. S. Srlntan and J .’ men's assurlatlon 34 *.1 '4 . H ti W.l have 1011" ■uhlltialloaa of pout i!sv morning for currency, silver1 the uniform rank also were null ami Mm . William Ham), gruiul- ilivlilually that Mr. Bech'^r 1«* giv- ■j if .4)1 xerv’ce in the N. Tolar, ail of Sanford, J. *4 XT M Zone, New York Martin nf Oviedo, ant H. II. Or- try products at one of Its ob- and payroll cash needetl for thej fled to attend Him *|IMi till h*’hn-|1.i JI par«*M4. and an mint, Mm . S. I)J *n <« iwrum *•» ih-ul in light uli <»- ■ •1 B( *11 tonight. Tuytor of St, U u i s tell of Osceola. 1 Jertlroe. •* 41 w- .-k en I, Mr. Ingley said. 21 <1 J^H O N O U n.U . ' Mur. 24.— W |R p)—Ruttllncr (teniae far nut (n the Pacific Ocean, the Motorahlp Fijian reported today the fire wae hrougrt under control after moet or the crew had taken to life­ boat,!. . Meagre radio tneeeagc* re­ ceive^ by the Coaet Guard surAS**... ,h,i «-»___________ ________ ____= OBIDDCl ASS1SIS CITY NEWS BRIEFS In Campaign To ‘Know Florida’ Southbound Traffic Flow Puzzles Railway Chieftain Participants In Flower Show Get Educational M o v e Vote Of Thanks mint To Help Doth TouriHtM, C i t i z e n s Celery Growers Show Interest In SprayMethod Use Of Autogyro May Itecotne Popular On Next Year’s Crops Rollins Says Winter Season Volume Con­ tinues On Way To Vacationland; Schedules To Change 3 Candidates A sk Army Collections P o s t Reported At $1,850 Deadline Falla erovem enl. oHi*r Y*'«*(••t*Idy*a i!*,iiin(iitrati'iti . •>V, V *ex fi* t Committee U r g e n lS t^ t.J E T S J ’S r Donations Sought To Equip U n i I Of Drum, Bugle Corps ..... .. ' • • ongio.t hrom Sanlord Will T e l l Of Activity Fapworlh, Lehman To Attend Congress Of Waterways Group Last Kites Held l ur Boss <’. L)>nq JBee Inn* To Open On Sanford Avenue In Sanford Arena i Remain To Request Homestead Benefit — Enrollment In CCC i'*«tufc«-i hi* fun m-operautm m Mrs. Thompson Dies In Oak Avenue Home Warns ( atileinen O! Screw Worm Dau San lord Cattlemen ,r Will Enter laocal Doctors Flan To Attend Conclave Of State Physicians **l Sanford Boy Taken For Army Service „ . Drill S c Foultrymen Again Reminded Of Meet Bank To Be CloHvd ---- * In Sanford Friday A n n oun ce Funeral te Special, ServiccH For Younq i » n For (iirl Of New Smyrna , Becker («ets Fermit Tti .Sell Wine, Beer LOCAL WEATHER! K ; . . .. •1 r2 fa e- V I .3 ,w, .J �Stamp Collectors Though the original Argument in favor of packing A id Woman Flier the Supreme Court, that “nine old men'* simply were not sufficient to handle the work and that six additional Jus­ On World Journey ■ U V t t t t r o t TODAY .A C O N SCIEN TIO U S H ER ▼AMTi la every work that be be•a a to (bo eervlco of tbo » w i* fe d , sad In ike tow, aad to the aemmandmeau, to i n k hto God, h , M k whb all hto heart, aad yeaepeied-—I Chronicle* IJi21. tice* were necessary in order to inereaae the efficiency of the court and expedite Justice, lias already been complete­ ly exploded and is no longer entertained by any sensible person as the real motive back of the proposed legislation, Chief Justice Hughes, concurred in by Justices Van De­ venter and Brandcis, in a letter to Senator Wheeler, de­ clares that the increase rather than promoting efficiency would actually hinder the work of the court. H should here be noted by everyone that Mr. Hughea does not dlscuaa any phase of the controversy except as it pertains to the efficiency of the court. He does not argue that the court hag not been packed before. He doe* not argue that it has not assumed broad powers not grant ed It by the Constitution. He doe* not discuss the con­ centration of additional powers In the hands of the execu­ tive, the ehargeg of dictatorship, cr the wisdom of the various unconstitutional lawn which hare been proposed. "Any increase in the number of justice* of the Su­ preme Court, apart from any question of policy, which I do not discuss.” the Chief Justice say*, “would not pro­ mote the efficiency of the eourt. It is believed that it would Impair the efficiency so long as the court acts as a unit. Then would be more Judges to hear, more Judget. to confer, more Judges to discuss, more judges to he con­ vinced and to decide. The present number of Justices Is thought to be large enough so far as the prompt, adequate, and efficient conduct of the work of the eourt is con­ cerned. As I have said, ! do not speak of any other con­ siderations in view of the appropriate attitude of the court in relation to questions of policy.” If the people of the countiy rrally want to fftid out whether the Justices on the Supreme Court are over­ worked, it would seem to us th e n rould be no better place to find out than from the justices themaehres. They say they as* not overworked and do not need additional Judges to assist them. Furthermore, Mr. Hughes submited an imposing nrray of figures proving beyond all ques­ tion that the Court not only is able, hut also does, dispose of the rases which properly come before it with dispatch and cfficlenry. That this is the view nnt only of Mr. Hughes but also the entire court. Is shown by the concurrence not only of Mr. Van Dcvnntor, but also of Mr. Brandala. The latter is known ns the lender of the liberal wing of the court, the man who has sided most frequently with all New Deni taws. Mr. Van Devnntcr is one of the most conservative members of the court. Mr. Hughes himself is a middle BAN FRANCIUM), Mar. 14 .stamp cuilM-turs n*w enthuslsam f«r ■ooT'tnir ”cov*re" has played s largo part In financial Amelia Karhart ihiloem'a round the-world ni«ht. Mlie Earhart’a *cent* placed MASS epedally printed oavelop-j on salo for I I SO, |S If aatosraphrd. to bn carried alone, postmarked la the rsrloas conn tries, snd eventually detlvsred It. the addrcsMe thnmgh the rvjuU r V. ft malls. Oa the envelope, ehlch a d«-" partmrnt store clerk Is shoe Ins a collector, sre ptrtorts of the flyer and her plana. Miss Karhart'* price la a Seer record hlsh, letters seat to 1 .11 Ue ^merles with the nyrd c» pedttlon rost only g] cents esrli ■raatiiw Oa Teu* HD-OCEAN Two a n wore carried to the hospital, m m of whom otagod a dramatic rescue of ths other, the operator of a lofty electric crane. The operator was trapp'd la hU hlfh cab when flro broke out In ■hs oll-soaked planking beneath. The linked Fruit steamer San! Gil caught fire from the dockj flames, ami only prompt work' saved its sister ship, the San Bru­ no. Fire Chief Samuel Pope esti­ mated the damage to the ships anti the Simpson dock of the Bethle­ hem Shipbuilding Company nt around *.10,000. ef holiday to Alt order* for rarrvary, paytalk , or Iraaoftr of a m r y ■hootd hr SMdr aa Tharaday. March 23- ___ L i . d _________ . i i ______ 1.1 SANITARY PROTECTION wiihsu THE SANFORD ATLANTIC National Bank NAPKINS A fo r 7o The OPENING of the h BEE BEE L C. SMITH TYPEWRITER OR BELTS n j w x r in c * * le m i of m o d e m m o d e rn B w tte * th e prob* lif t w om en, p ro te ct sa fe ly a n d e ffic ie n tly w ith o u t • • H ila r y p ad *. n a p k in * a r B-ettes p e rfo rm t h f i r fu n c tio n in v is ib ly a n d a re so t i n y th a t a day** s u p p ly e ta ha c a r r ie d in o h an d b ag . T h e y h a v e set n ew i ‘i ijfej' m fill:* ILI j . the win R O T R E OPEN far haalnwa a* Friday. March IS. tionnl juslIces wtmki ;W 'anjr..koi(rtl<m-£6* thv promrm ' Time wns wh'ap kn«*n liked to Mdi 'ln n house iiy The quarantine was ordered be­ cause of the pcestat e of the Mer­ cies fruit fly In crop*. Two hundred and fifty carloads' of fn.lt movoA from the Valley | ymterday aad observers said pos­ sibly 400 earn will he moved or packed and ready before the l tTuarsrtlne Is effeetlvp. Anproxlmatety f t ,000,000 worth of thp Valley's 912,000,000 fruit crop allll !• In the valley. The quarantine does not affect vege­ table*. Florida, aad. to eetokraltoa of that event thto book whof* ■ ahlrtrd forest .. . NEW YORK. Mar. 11—{ * ) The amartaat afternoon gown* this season bars comparatlrety low see necklines. Many are rauiht at tbs base by a 'lip or a small bonch of riovsrs. Hold, iltver snd Jewelled pine are also very popular. M cA LLE N , T n u . Mar. S t 0F>— FadrrtJ quarantln, on tit-; rue fruit shipments from the Rio Grands Valley to I t fruit-produc- { bur stoti-s sad Puerto Rico gone late offset Mr# at midnight t°* Oil u 4 ell product* or, the principal export* of Mexico. FVtoiy. March IS, Good Friday to a total Rtaf* V n k u Effective S T S F IR S i ran e v - "> ’ It ’ ij in , a rt tho grm taat valdj mtotoy voi w y ; '111 it*‘crash of collitling r k ^ ^ Mrmm! m u ring, h ave served in m ik e m e iy W U h ,v h e F 1 the '*<>relied E ln rlilt k-tm n unt t» U- « M m ~ T sc A m m*i« SUitley-R^ceri Htftiwuc £% Worn internallyi approved by phytic U n i . a t voixa Iftabocuik, so ld i f t . M n i o r t ? LOCATION— MB SANFORD A] Our Bitolnnw wilt bo operated under the most sanitary conditions, NothIng but the very beat food* wit) be handtod. . JL.t , -Nfc.-tl-. 214 S a n fo rd A yb r m B ' . : ; , t 1 h a s p le n ty e f m oney to Iona a t rra a a n a h h « Apperenlly Hiller Is about at popular is Hum, a* h« I* In JUlestlae. varlo u o p la n * fo r n a y w o rth y pnrpaoo. S a c k k » a a r u n fo r « w y e a r a n d a n •a n y w a r i l y a r m o n th ly paym ent* If « » y o n oe*d m o n ey, c c t m N o a r rep M r. I r a B . S o u th w a rd , t i l i t N o rth P a t h A' makes instant HU with Women! WHITMAN’S and N UN NALL L Y’S Easter Cindy Piekifea * O f . and Wt gather from recent remiirVi of snow of Ibis country’■ lending cltUen* that while U4»r would n»t cor* In hell lilt tor, they would nu objection In hoot Ins hi a . Four million Chtnau nr* el artIng to Hhonal proelnro, China, wham Srunghl and famine have rased for month*. And Ihn itale to T a u t , ns Brisbane n«od to M f t M totesolvely cnlllveled. M n ap ha, aa Walter Mppmmm ■Hto that prealdeat Huosevell aaats additional puwora by p.iektag to* gnpremn Court, to order to ' roalrol lb* force* ef Inflallon Which M aeon aa about to aween tM conatry: °v it may be that kg aatlelimtea a number of 8i» pSMto CMWt derUlon* In the •oar fnluro which might be to Buowcsd to bla favitr by awnrntog S tbroatenlag altitude loward tbo court. In either cum II npgaar* to oa that any radlasf depart ar* from tbo Conatliw fe u dis ir v ia a vote of the Berlin Is At B e s t In Powell Picture Showing At R i t z Swinging merrily ulong in ih* tunr of tho brat eong* ever writ­ ten by the greate.i writer of m ors In thv world. i"l)n the Avenir*,” which opem-d today at tho Rl't Theater, represent* Irving Kvrlln at hi* mrlodioua l*<l, In a munieal thJt l» full of pep and lilting good rpiritr. ’» With Dirk IViwcll ami MarleDIna Carroll making a a*w and romnntic twosome of mu*leal comedy, the lively T w * n 11e th-C*ntury-Foi muniral praavnt* a realmmanc* of Nvw York, la a show that’* a- big nt the lawn. Allen Fay*. The Rita Brother* ami Georg* Ilarbier aid both nlelody ami mirth to the production. Maitolelne Cnrroll, noted hither­ to for atralght dramntic role*, tnako* a charming awrvthrart for Dlch Powell. The beginning of "On the Avenue” find* M r, na a wealthy tkbieiam*, entering n theater wkh hvr father, Gecrg* Barhler, and an *sptor*r, Atoa Mowbray, at tM n ta w n that Dcik RI N G S T H E BELL CLA SS IMPROVKS WASIUNC.TOJf. Mar. 24*-(.T) — Senator Certer Glsas of Virginia mail* a brief visit yeitenlay in hie offlra oa Capitol IIIIL hi* flret In ihmit three wreka. Ttn Senator ha* bees ronflaed to hi* apartment by a cohL BOUNCE T K S T l’C R A N iK R U IEB HARRlHtlURQ. P». Mar. 24.-(AV Jumping beata hav, beronio a rather rommnn arllrle, but booBring rraaberrloal The pean oylvaala Deperimeat of Agricul­ ture eipUlard (vote of craaber rle« are mail* through bouncing abilities, ftveayed o* deteriorated H L R ELI'CTRIC CORPORATION’ SCOTT’S �. • " n n tjiM a H A nd Personal Activities R oy J i m s R eel Social Calendar Celebrates Birthday Mnai w Boy Jamaa Heel waa the gueat RBRDAT of hoaor at an Kaater Km Hunt ^C T teh Number F it, of the Flrat rfI<(hra„ on of „ flh 5 j® ~ * ? • , *» Teirord, " U T W*i F lo ra l * * * * * ,- , ** T C E B U A Y -- m Ir f birthday yeaterday afternoon by hU Ur, Mu,on u. Reel Catherine Clark and Carl WII- .. Pir-I llama. Jr., wara awarded prlae* 55 ;:js 'S h.™ ;?‘,£ r 1 •hwteh a r t anted to attend. A « favorl -------* ji-h «____ >____ ii k . oaiipt* were u«e<i us r&Yurv. la r n d T**w. itm o a ^ * The ho" , " » *e r T t J ,r e c r M ra - » .v j aB,l ladirlitual cake* topped wf.h •E r g m 2 * *’ •‘■SiTiiVj” " H r 7&JT& Dm P.-T. A. of tho Eaat Sldo * “ «• Jure* Palmer. Mary M ar Prtm vt School will meet at tho «■»* n“ »| , l h I m ) m 2:30 •'clock | An<1 >’• n tan«lnc. Iluater An laaplratloiial program on the Mgwfflcanre of Earner wU| be glv-l « • by the Literature Department • I tha Womaa’a Club at 3:30 o’clock Sw,ln> naymond Reel, Lloyd *"«'"• rh a rlr. William*. Richard Reel, and W«! t*r C.raham. 411 dub me in b a r * an At* ° ,h " B I,,M Antoinette, ta attend. The public I*1 (lwynndplyn and Perletts Have*. ---M _ cordially Sj -11 I Invited. f. 1 aA L■ M hlatory Ifoa Mra. I)p. If f m ain* Mra Wit*. K fH tu d nUSSH AT Mr*. Rol Clark. M The regular meeting of Beml- Mr*, plai Ml* l* W r a Lodge will be held1 « th* Odd Fellow* Hall at M-.00 F, If. Mrthodl»t Tha Primary School Teachera cooked fo w n give n benefit bridge nr the EBP* Clnh nt 3:30 o'clock for tho btM fb of the A. C. K. iho uoilergraduatt t e n in 1983-34. The Womaa'a Auxiliary of the M ADISON, W la, Mar. 24.-OF) Holy lam a l|U ri< |al rhar>-h —A aurrey of Uaivenkjr of Wis­ met at lb# Parish lloua# oil consin aiudoai* shows th* women atill leading the men In scholarMomlay afternoon to nuke pltn i i hip. for the Kaster drcoralluna In the Women atudeni* enrolled In ihe church. unir* ra lly laat aemoatey earned a It waa aunjuai «il that aaw grade point average of I.S4A, which i* 13 hundredth# of a grade point' Gilbert William* ha* returned; vralmenla had hern made for higher than that of the men. Thi*| membera of the choir. A special from Jackaonvllle where he com-i i* the beat the boy* have done for pleted n commercial rourae at plea waa made lor flower*. And many y ea n . They were SI hunall womra of thiPariah are re­ Jonr* Buainea* College. watn.n atu Th* m«a mwl# «H»ir highest average* la th* i-D.aical humanlilrt enuraes and *chool» of eilacalion anil Journalism. The women did boat la cbratkal •nglam lng medicine and cU*-l.al humanities T onight For that Easter Coiffure quested In be pivaent at the Par­ iah llou«e on Haluntay to arw aa the gueat of Mr*. Edward Ntlton of IVLand ranne the Kaatrr deroralloaa. M L* Dorothy M la a waa iba gueat of her parent*. Mr. Thoae preaent at blonday’a Stewart laat week-end. and Mr*. R. G. Hick non. yetter- meelln* were: Mr*. Amelia Moot* waa on a return trip from day. Noble, Mra. S. O. fhaae. Mra. I Jackaonyllle where ahe wa« a Jun­ \V. K. Wateon. Mra II. It. Colo- ior drlegata to the State Conven­ tion of the Federation of Wom­ Mr*. W. J . Murrlaon and daugh­ man. Mra. Ilurhr, Mra. 0 . I en’* Club*. lamrka. Mra. ft. M. tJoyd. Mr>. ter, Sally, have returned frorx Jackaonvllle where they apent sev­ I'hnrlra Hleenaworlh. Mr*, lleorer Mrllory. Mr* Maraarrt llarne*. SCAl.EY T0E8 eral day*. IHvcemfeel* a ad aaaeyaae* of Mra. K. a Mobley, Mr*. Marlin llrnm. Mra. J U ln*ley. Mr*. W. feet It eh, tee raab caa he relieved Mr*. Clara Greening of Day­ II. Stewart. Mr*. John Ualloway a*, omtt by aelag S I ' S ALI.-KN. tona Beach ia the gueat of her Apply liberally and massage well. anil Mr*. P. I-eber. sinter, Mra. Mary lloimiud nt her Itch *ee* . . . akin retae* hark homo in DreamwoUl. healthy. Meaey bach gaaraatee. Mr* Luciu* Reed and daughter, Aab year dragglet far Friend* of Mr*. C. W. fte k will ft/lvia. Mr*, r, T. Cooper ami rtgrot to learn that he i.n'ier- daughter. Kvelyn. ami Mr*. II. W. went an operation at the Fernald- Rucker ami daughter, Barbara, lotughlon Memorial lln.|ii':tl to­ motored to Orlamlo recently. day. t i Mnatev maaic will be given. The *«n Reel, W k will llluatraie hymn*. tlredth* of a grm.lc point Uhlml P la n s A re M ade F o r E a s t e r D e c o r a tk m s ►lay! will' I !•* ! • 1 .! 1 -M'| MUt Kvaleen Cu»t. Ml** Rnrmh Warrtn Kaaterby ami Mr*. Gettrade Mulligan motored to Jaekrinville lalo yealertlay to a»#nd 1. ctuiec by nn authority on permnnent waving and h»irdre»»iag. M>»« Dorothy lhtpe nrrlvetl today ftom Stetson Dniverally to • pend the «prlng holiday* with her yarent*, Mr. a ml Mr*. O, J. Pope. SATURDAY Circle Ntnnbtr Two of tho Flrat •m u m Easter Flowers I.IHca H un Syrfatg F lnw cra— C o ra a g c i F law cm T t W f n p k i d J . R, Stewart FLO E IH T 260-W HU Myrtle Ave. E j* tpffV u g, for nn apyoinlntcnt for the nrwml Kaater odffurr Shampoo and Fingerwax*_____ 73c PERMANENTS $8.50 to $7.50 RKAMSTIC MAHIINF— Ihe munt rnmfnrlahle marhine prod tiring Ihr miwt n a tu ra l w uxr. Oon't be left nut in the la te ru»h! PHONE 15 NOW! S te p n u t H iuarlly in o n r of th e se ttheer gnaemhleK. . . o r a new a iry p rin t ch lffn n or nullity rre p e . O u r n tn re b* rh n rk fu ll o f H al*, t'lin ta and lire**™ a n d ev e ry o n e a v ery latent rrra tU m . Ymi'll like wearing fnwi,s like these5 Smart in exrry reMperl. Stime with large floral design*, nlhern plain. Ilul— A l.l. at prleen In suit every- Florida Daym n ew lines g iv e you anlyakint o f the sw eeping advancements in the Ford V-8 for 1937. From im proved V -8 engines 10 the comfort o f its Ccntcr-Poisc ride . , . this car today offers to you finer p e rfo rm a n c e , g re a te r luxury, less expense . . . than even ford has ever offered. N o w th ere’s greater wisdom than ever in p u tting your moocy into the extra value that Ford always represents. This is t in c t iv e D year millions of Americans will take more pride than ever before when they say, uWt drive a V-8/" FLASHING V -l PEBTOIMANCE-N»w quieter, thriftier, and in two inginc tiict, MORE MILES PEX GALLON —Owners report 22 to 27 with the Thrifty 60, “ best mileage ever" with the brilliant new HS. NEW EASY-ACTION SAFETY SKAK1S —You push gently and you stop quickly! With the safety of U tel from pedal to wheels. SOUND-CONDITIONED S O D IIS Several different insulating materials used to shut out noise, heal and cold. Rubber "pUlows" between body and frame. CKNTII.POISI SIDING COMFOITAU passengers “amidships," Setuttm axles. are Ford Date HATS x u x u a io u s n e w m T ia io a s - m .p cushions, tailored upholstery, exquisite wood-grain trim. New handles, controls, instruments. fur every occasion, fiinhloiis fur every Ixpe. riilor* f«*r every rtmluntr. IremendouH variety anil fine qual­ ity. In ull nlaea. New Effortless Steering • Ail Strel-on-stccl Construction e Large Luggage Compart, ments in all models e Battery under engine hood e l>asb Starter Button • Safety Glass throughout • Cowl Psrking Brake. " e have a tremendous large Mock o f ColtiMS Frocks, l.inen Suits, and Hand Blocked l.inemt. f'hMMe y-ourn Now! SIxm from I I’k to I2'h. THE YOUR FORD D E A L E R Tha B rillia n t "85 SHOP 102 East 1st Street �«' i I M r. fi* 1 fy; ■ A i m rum nk, /*» sathdat. ■URNS TO mrg Gets Support From J a c k C o p F a v o r e d O f Sally ;L op£ n f i y T o W i a l a S e c — J T o Be Mad* Today E l i Slate Loop Directors Plan For Opening D .. April 29; Orlando Seeks Manager And Flayers For Team There______ Ho«nds LtecUpAisin Tonight For Trials In Big Derby Event p 1 *M material that Aa ere elt down to otrr do b* coma J *»y. • • Mo a bo laid tba/ were treaty and aome-wbat be______4*1 I open for application* for tba potypewriter, we wonder Juet . .. -ftlon of managar. wll| bo the outcome of tho F i e r i * ' * Kvarything teemed roay. . , The State League * Uuetion. . . Origi- r i o r i i ' f l i ^ CtVg^ w a ' txim'ad nally a elx-club affair, diraciora' Ing to eight-club* I , . . T V infant , t h t . t k w x • *— e*e* wwei awakened and escaped when they boundary, heard her icrram*. “ Northtm Florida I* only on* INCOME TAX CAINS night away by rail from more than 80 percent of tba population of W ASHINGTON, M*e. 'i-l.-l^ 1 tbo United Stain . It la directly —The Treasury reimried yeeieHny south of tlw center of population •t the United States. “ An imaginary V formed by drawing Hats from Florida to both Now Tork aad Chicago would contain gj percent of tho United Btate*’ population and more than 309 E. Int S t. M percent of tho country’s wealth. otm i "The moat .outhernmoft portion T h e B en t In of the cnniinontel United States is Key W rit In Monroe County, Flor- af tba loop drived hard to amend ! T p w m MpWly. the ergaaiaatian to aa right-ch*1 ™ loohiay forward to The aetood derhy ellmlaatioa. one. . . Aftar month, of per.ua - 1* echedoled for toalght at the Ban.Ion, Leeit nrg and Orlando agreed MKAOBSS ford-Orlando Kennel ( tab iraek Lceeburg ta roam aioae with Cainrevill«,: "bble bur.t. IP Longwood, find* Jaeh Cop da Sanford. Damon. Beach. Palatk” ^ a favortl* with Nlxht Imddla and St. Augu.tina ami DeLand If arthV ,Im ,k W taeV ni*. fron. Juat Como Oa rated a* atoney ganitatiofM in the two ch H . could « • s — Sahja and fta laker j altboagh Maater Cop be effecte,l . A r.w w « k * ego. ,ta* ' H aatry there could not ■mdad by L«« Mot* _______ ’ d Juat Khm* Em are eholres Pittsburgh Pirate [ Away ft*!, Raft Starter opeHt tho Bt. Louh. v Ot own*, through " f t * * ln 'h» ,l8cp- • ; N»iurel)y. — . !*• WOO franchise «)> a M fe load |o (aha comma*’) of maay of tho track follower*. their new vIce-picMcm. Erldie * l,h « • >*"; would Other rnirlee inrlndo p»n J, —RMit baton tonight. | and wm lb* featured futurity CJIMUand, former preay of the loop ^ un* bl*1!" J®‘" up wl,h, ^ ' >«Ilewiag th. anaoonc.mtm r«- rirt., nlmh „„ program flood Eye end Rtilner. ell ot here. .Igned t ro-ntK-rato with the n,l* hbor,"« «■«>»* l" eo«"petltlo» There I* no point on the penlnan — d y that Leesburg would be un- u „ , l(thl „ tb„ , oluwow, l m k whom will lino up wllh the five t (eeehurg offlcleN, hreded : y |o t in ,h* n * " 1 *’ °r»anlaation. ln section of Florida mare than 50 | M i m compete tbl. year because of |he gM forg.orlaido Kaonal efovementlowed hound* In <l>* Meadow*, former' ritt.hurgh PIAlthough Leenburg I* not def. miles from tha sea. The vast me H financial difficulty, Meadows, J |ak avont, the ninth on I he evrnln*'* r » ir hurler. agreeing f j fnrnhb Inlvwtyr out of the picture, we won jority of the Hints is 50 mile* or t e * * « y n b ab ly m a n . .. ihe n m r„ d o W h „ hu, program end tarried for a i l l material and financial aid la a ma d*J bow It’a going to end. . . less from salt water. .hU season, announced eouM BO| M |h# k a(ter. M n distance. “Florida's Lake Okeechobee I* extent. . . With that xrrangemvnt Will Lee Meadow, bring the fan* 1700 hail been Dally rpittbl* favorites arn the made, Leeubtirg xecined "in" fn* la tba* city around to his way of the largest lak* entirely within the 1 aging In com . In place position, — I arrangement* had b*«n mail. tllsherln* cam . In for allow War Howler-ftynn romlrin* and tho coming eeaeon and all that thinking or will that city do with- borders of the Untied States. «Jtb Macon, and that a d rt« for “ Florida observes birth Eastern fho Traffic Mrertor-Careful Maid wae necr.aary wax to get Orlan- out organ lied ball for 1M77 . , do organised. ' Will another entry he obtained *o and Ceniral time. The dividing line MirAn unknown Eewcrner. who.e roond oot aw olgla-elub group or ia tha Apalachicola River.” Other aelecllona Inrlud* Mardally Z ~ ~ r y .moon, lo f i r . hi* club «•*> «P the, Krnlrhman and Mystic 51*1- Identity later proved to be r . M. w11> ? , h "Ho, dl",pp<,,mH ' r itan. doublo rnmhlaatlon. ndy In the first; War llnwler. Coffey. Washington, D. C.. bu.l lon «* ,0 h* r * n,rJr? n r .a iL T * u t r v i u h t ' f,T1» B*. Lnuli Browns, who earTraffic Director an.l rn p |*r (Inia ne.e man, ch.llrngxl Ortandoane 0 S i r la tba a'aaon bad promlrtd v right IT f t r*t raatt it .ii tin M i In lha second; fiyao, rareftil to match the *500 he wa* willing Carl Hubbell. New fork Clam, 1 I f J.to pikyar and financial support 10 \,K .n I tat Wtyvr hurler, ha. become enmewhat Meld and BplkeriM In the third; lo po*t to bark a hall club In tin (Hash 1 i i had, U til “ Leesburg ngfregitlon, nf nn nulhor. . . Hi* booklet “OfB lM MeW-u. Hklnny Ramey end Orange County lent. . . Befort drawn ihtlr support, U wai h iu o n h - j . is mite; Urn#, *1* All My*t|r In Hi* fourth; MU* hour, had pawed, |M<!0 w a. laid flcla| Baseball rec*.," ha* Ju.t MADRID. Mar. J I.- f A 1 -ln s.irtoday. l*opfi|ta i*rl*laa •.So a *•» I H Mark, Nobby Hrasn and RXmnn* on the desk of ano-hrr bu.Isn't been publl.hed by the Phllco peo- 1gent Spanish armies. In a new ■Definite aiauranrt of Ihr l**t Marthu Jofim 110 a 4i (I In ih* fifth; Ann Tra«, Com* man there end the Qrlerdo |50>' pie ami le being distributed free rnlfl of the be seised, dug la to • •• aoppnrt from Macon sent T»rrtit mandant aad Mark A IWe S o la bond poim-d with ller.ry L . Cray by dealers of tho.e radios through- withstand a Government assault club offlclali scurrying IMIV.Y IM»I II.P1— «-«. N e ff's Ih* sixth; All Common. Huxx*. league head, that *amn afternoon out the country. . . The booklet t* ■I an audeavor to locate a suitable r i M i - N r l f i rtny te M i. C o ffe y ’ w m namtd presldenl exceedingly Imemtlng, containing, f«r m.rthra.t of Iho rsp llsl K-I»y ■ml It. H Donrie In lha seventh; * ’ .... mm * u. 1 1t ' . I , _white 1. 11_ _a ^nJA.I* atil inset Mi* sudden Inalltw insurgent ■aaager and player*. Orlantloan* Sahara’s F iary , Ruddy lists and and C. R. Bradley, newly rlecttd "Inside atorles," valuable statistic*, T ill Jill— Po lu 'llri llnta. M I I sortie Irtt men, women end rhllfHMfday had believed they wrro O rlrcl I'lay 1.10 I I * 1 secretary end butirs** mantgtr, 1517 major and minor schedule*, .r t hi l io Iftllch tfsfnrr In tha elxhlh and dren dead and dying in a C a t a ­ 6 * ‘of lha loop when th« Leesburg ♦/lih ‘urwiHNl £,M» Nlondl* Omen, Ann Hup* and advised one and al| ’.hat the club World Series data and fielding, •lab bad Indicated it would drop. lan roa.lal town. waa waiting with open urnis aid' batting and pitching records. , . Bpwedy Event In Ih* leath. r n r itT II — If mile; lime, :53 ‘ Wbb Leesburg practically back A shell from an Insurgent war­ KlltnT HACK—l-l« mil- Msr1-5. tba fold, awaiting further word Alvsllfl M4l»ily ship was reported fo hsv* hilled rhe. Hrolehnisn. la.r Italand. c • 2*1 a i«» a. tat*. wh*r* O n n i.lrs had wnrkeil. Mlb Block, pilot ami bust- PdlMll h l l l l l l K t'splsls. Slr.tl. Meloly. Kit.« 2H seven and wounded 50, about 4n Il-ld, lhi« peon started to reU l I’lt-h. Xllm.tep I'hanrr, Vine--'* manager of tho Macon club ah r.yrm miles north of Valencia. mtl-Mq enarl Ih* rrlm* lor nlflcera, but which ho la half-owner, the r | r T ) ( _ , , , hi I1« ; lim a :!S 1*5. Meawhlln, Government hombHKCtlMD HACK—1-1* n.llr: i l.t hailed In Hi* middle and repu­ ■Clara af tho rluba entered In K|rt>h |.(AT if m» *.•!» XU Half nf Hully Ihiuble) H'ur II.,* Iera. nrromr-anled hy strong e v diated bis rnnfi'sslrrtl. 2.AS SM *r. Copper Coin, Hilly llorMi.ni, State lea put prepared forlhelr Nlanhlr (Mrla rortn of pursuit ship*, lashed ant Crony Itoy, J u.i .in j ‘ (.'lull. Trotday *ame», Apr. 25, Juit ’ r" 11 II*' lilreetor, I’op. at Insurgent Unci near AtraaJapanese marhinrry manufac­ TH IJur it Act;—Cuiuriir: i i . i . i month away. On that date, x i.v rii—Funnily lim a, t-in 2-5, drones Government Infantry­ of (tally th.iil.tr* -M..MI* turers have launched a drive lr » Ji* Mo 2 S»» Half WAHIIINGTON. Mur. will meet Otlamlo a. .he men, simultaneously, fouxld off «.so 2Jn Cur-ks. fwily t.bony. Iiyso, tv.ir I'rt-sldent llirold W. |)o b lit, expend iheir business in BrasIL stronghold with the two j „ , H,„B « ft •■'edge. M*.I.iiii Mmk-r. r.uiky Ak Csr-fiil X.lit, Hjiik-rtne. I'rinrston University, condenimd an Insurgent attack* closer In; A b a battling on th* local park ---. EIMIRTII HACK—i-IS mil*: llluroll**; llin*# thu ItoosMVidt Court Hill tml-iy Madrid. i— followln* day. t H H VKN TII-8.lt Malden. ti l|'.. .............. l d i r s UT»i J-Jail- l-- t ly , t• Myallr .l r. ’i i * . I . i i t . , 1 H«Hln*>,t. . a* (he “first step and only step" n o a.sn a so All ■ — ------- —— !xiiY|. t'n lush.i.p, 'H k ln n y H i l a r yrt a •«• I'stKtt'TII 6 toward authoritarian government, )pjir«TSSt< union sonnr.o !Hcni!"r I§4nl*jr l l i : Itii1 U 1*00.1 II. ;KHACK—J-IX riiitrli I'flrnil .lly 's K r l.m t!|(»« Horic, without popular or judical reH a lly JiarlJny. fD»', Mte** i stralaL" * Mar, 2 d.-(A'*-Thle»e» *:iiIIITII--e,iilu»ltt; Mm-. :1». M a rk Jac k 's Jlfavion. |1olib)r M ill 3.1* i t " Hroen. safe, cnnialnlntf mi"» Alrn* IhrtiOa appeared, before l.l* * a* HI.VTII K u l i i r l t k : H ih A r i taah, from a We.tem UnHi sat* Judiciary Uoinmiltee n •!H** F I a ■ h, f *»*iiiftiit(t*f.1 r*r. f ’ottlfriHon* f brahch office between cloiln* short time alter Henulor Wheellh t ;l il n | id h u , lin y......................Mirk |M rf4lfit( A llwa* Nil |*leh>t Wl*-. I law T * & N /v rlfJ rnllitO*. 'Uteri ‘j f lyip i— l and arrival of cmnr. Detpotrii.i M4WlK""i .J le i^ l: i i > n X " i ? in m ile: l:. itiiit ^i1i »« i i * H llriluH Wha>.'. a rh'tlrt* lax ihaL tight.* Jtie'wyien'.. ytf»»ij{ar.i i'liiiia-Hw rotlirlM tivva couiil lei, atlnlmsl . wllhuul All I'MIiKi-n. tVIlnm Irt.-l.il or’ 1 a ilianx* elt beg. In Huprem* Court I'K IO I.T II tl.lilKu-FutuHty: Ai t e n t h --S-1* in llw *11 1*5* h a t s ’* F s n r r . Ju a i Nnnw H u lrh ■r that ConillLuflon |jrotr.>ead leaIS.l'l V3* Rr*1 |MV| t,*r» i ** tu rn er. MiJItr lad , lloitify 11.1», TriK* |Ii»e- It l.latloa to xubjeci- alii Id labor Ms* uwrr. t ’h .iH * ■r h . n i * . <rp«o i it —'CARliVl I* n n|N<dnl nn*li- ftfsFw^y Joint, pvtelucl* "in, lava of Un, NlfCTII ItAI’K—3-11 nil 1*1 fSa* £ i for the relief nf Homt* of and lie v k r e.lim in it in n i — J i * . i Into which ehtyms at hat At. ill* K m . Jsi*k lo p . .Sight l-art•giiffetinir which renulU G rh b mad*. ,,.. ,., ,. . ■11*. 1*0*1 J, Ju » t I*,.mi* u n . (I . mhI Worn k womnn'K wfukcnetl 1 in hie testimony, before the K»*. rth ln rr, s l u l r r f o p TENTH HAfK S-IS inllr: lllonKsnula Judiciary C o m m i t t e e i •hdltion. It has been fouml 41* * 11* . n. I'h a ir-lu w M sld. I ’ i i I I k Ii I Halils asserted Ihe |>ri-stdrn> | Ik .t ll* i <*pi»*r. H ih o v Mar. 2t.-IA^ n ir k o y . (■ make monthly period* NORW ALK,“ Aon II" i- t. t . l s . l s T .ii- ll’’hue In*outlet a scheme by which Wn‘ 'dTURreealilc, and, when — lien Smith says hr doe*n’t *’*• OutliMiti. vI.i n. Hpr.ily Kuril. h« hopes to root rut the opinion.! I t * 'w h»n liet-n kept up pect tn pay a gas hill fur years of (tm court." til rrm e—he hM hi. nwn g»» •while, has hd|ied many well tight In hU hsck yard. poorly nourishixl women to Smith wns ill tiling in (he ysrri **v more Htrcnifth front their nf hit ri’.ideidial-district hum* a A n W H ER E H EUVICK AND This medicine (pro­ month ngo when hr fouml gas in Rub on Muslerolc. Used' I'Ot'HTMMY ARK BY-WDRDM nounced “Cartl-ii-D liait tieen u limestonv formal Inn ut a ilrplh by mil'iona for 25 year*. IIIIKNO h a IIIKM. Msr. j t (4*> and recommended by of iln.ul 1IHI frrt. II* piped the Jos* flanrndo (lirti.at*., wan- AND G U L F I’MODI'CTH NOT juat a salve, but a k e e p y o i ' r a u t o HiitMitrr gin l» his furnare and rookslov*. women for many. ninny “ c o u n te r- irrita n t.” All snys Ih* supply is nboul itrrlng “linyera," (reused in A r­ A T A MINIMUM jrfarn. Find mil whether it Sml'h “Lladhernh ( ! * * * “. d.'uMiita.Thraa atrangihs. right for family tiewls, hut too gentina's Will help you by ifivimr it n small for commercial tn* hanged hlmsnlf li.djy In th* Jiell fair trial, o r course, if not In whtrh h* waa awaiting irlnl. benefited, consult a phy­ (ism* birds hatch In from 211 II* strung liirnsnlf from th.i har* nf a r*ll at Dnlnrea n*«r sician. In 2N days. Mardelidats, where he has been Fill your tank with Gulf held slur*, police said, h* rnn teased the kidnaping anil hlltinj No-Nag Ethel Gan and of Iwo-yrsr old Kuxenlo I'.rvyru GULF PRIDE Iraola. hahy son of a rirh Ar HFKCTAL FRICK ON— hmonk am ■enllne rallleman found strung '2—Waats*. y—t crankraaa with l*d Feb. 17 on his father’s S p a n ish Insurgents Cast In New Ro l e; Find Selves Besieged nr l r- Princeton H e a d Opposes Revision Of Supreme Court i .- B« Sure To Sed 04r Aewrtment of POTTED . if < -n r o m e n - ■ft kb .* + Well I Found In Man'll Back Yard Argentine Kidnaper Hangn SelfH In Cell He AwaitH Trial food. uaed C h est C olds Drive A Pair Of CHAMPIONS it Advertimmentt INNER SPRING MATTRESSES MAVM YOU It Watch repaired hy ot * w ho re a lly know a ■ h g g e . J e w e le r , M sgnulla how. A ve. WANTED: O F F IC E desk saJ tlfe-wrlter. Musi h* ressonable. I’- O. litis t il]. Kali ford. lb—Apartaaauta tm Rm I. S w T O E T VKiOtt AT O N CEI '.N E W Ostrea Tonic Tallinn can- FGIt R E N T : ilsrege apartment Mbs raw evaiar invigorates and U ’J West dth St. ajbar Mlnulaata. One dose peps up ^rgan*, glands. If not uclighted, F u ll R E N T —Three J-rtMim eparl Maker refund* few cents pnid. tnenls. April lo November. 150 cut, writs McReyaolda Drag Coni- each, i l l Dak Drive, Coronado Reach. 16—IIoumm For Rant iiA l.K : IP2U e Ion-4 cat*, F u ll h u n t —His tooiu buwgelii pkk-up truck, new tire*. Very good rondltlon. Rest Inca, 9150. Reel A Buns. » lion. I iion* 771-J or Inuulre *17 Geneva Avenue. t — H sty W u t r i B a g g e tt’s Liquor Store k k a t iik in u ■LEGHORN CUCKKKKUS t weeks aid. H e each. Ilred l* lay leg- FOR H A LE ; This .pars to soma b a n day old rhlrks. Ilendrlrk* alert person who desirta lesave Egg Ranch, toike Mary. money. Call at Tho Herald Office. IIEFDHK HUYING that law smower, **• our Raw. You owa W A N T ED : An adrvMlsemcni tn it lo yoursvlf. Hlanloy.Rufera fHI this space and save money Hardware Compaay. IW you. Apply at Th* Herald Of Montevideo, Uruguay, ha* open­ ed a new 9x00,000 food market. FRRKI I F wsresa acid reuses TOT Ktomaeb Ulcer*, its* pejos. Scheduled sir lines operating in Heartburn, Ghrr free Ihe United Ktales carried 48,011 yvearrlptlon. Ud passengere ia January of U M . a* McKgyaolde Drug .store. year. ■ aa Fen e ta M iire s a T hese M ettv esses Aee H t a n ll y OoUl l a * VS III ■ H ive 1 ev U« 4 lie k , SANFORD MATTRESS FACTORY o« 877-J 5 t| Celery Ave, FREE DELIVERY Hanferd, Fla. H a v e th e m c le a n e d fo r W E R T - T he JE W E L E R DiaaMtmda And W atckn Fine Watch And Jewelry Repairing Demand Monnting And EngrnTing R 21—Acreage for Htfe. I F YOU l.lke to draw, sketch or palat -Write fur Tulenl Teat Ftltt HALM; Reside etlml site (No Fee). Give age and occupaKllver Ixke. Cheap lor gulch Goa. Hog D, Herald. Mrs. A. V. Ilaaelden, Kilter U h *. 812.80 T H E V ER Y BEST P H O N E 7HH-J A rc a d e H ldy rivsT'e1 ! ." * " r * ,c * i less ■«.____________POwae a PER SACK ¥ * Attention! All Poultrymen! Make it a point to attend the poultry meeting at the Seminole High School, March 26—8 P. M* It will be worth your whiln. anford cash fe ed sto re * Dfetcttslwm IW PRATTS Dairy, Poultry and Horae Feeda 292 Hanford Aranoa Sanford, Fh. Jl w % t-ownsTS n l T a V .w .llta SCRATCH FEED — S2.70 I OCATH Chamber A atta N A S H V IL L E . T e rn , Mar. 2 1 .bP)—Ml.* Ann Homar, to, wa* to death enrly yesterday In Campaign To burned when fire awept a ihreo-eiory house. Four persons, 'Know Florida’ rooming their sleeping In nearby rooms, were *<- i h r f f Starter Wh» Feature Event SS- " J S Z S m iM Longwood Track y. nnn»A T , h a m r k 2 6 ^ t a w m ./\w /s v / WASHABLE SUITS..................... 1 .....85 LADIES’ WASHABLE SUITS............JSO WASHABLE PANTS........ ............... .30 DUCK PANTS......................... 3& ^ SEMBTOLE TOUCTY LAUNDRY INC. NICK”S Liquor Store LIQUORS GINS WINES WHISKIES A l'o « p M i Variety To Select From h imt that lacome tag rnll*ethma d i f Ing the first so days of March totaled $457,107,512. an Increanw nf about 87 per cent river the same period last year. Where to 4 DINE in Sanford DOSHEVS CAFI 118 N. rarb S t T t j O sr Bleak IHawere TAXACH RESTAU RAN T Oppeeite Cearibwaoe Herring Ike Brat la Fowda Bines I M t DEW DROP INN,ak « Shore Bird. Try Owr CM g Bacy and Bp m brill LAKE VIEW BAR-B-QUE �fi- , * 1 *■ ■f - 7:* • • *“ ifvi'r- * '* - F » ’* sTT?^i"7, *JVJ,» M*?'' | #V1; T * b **'' '<yry T7rTn T O ; 7 :>v ^ .*"'iu* ~**ywipQ+*L- *d“r » r.; , !•■ '■ K '■ , v . ■* ' ■- .. ' '-»- ------la'c svy-j \ 7 ■ • I ' ' ------ w.Ara ... AhM I *». - - - u a /i * lfll !> - ft : i& n t lf t •J A N m P iF IW U iW f D A IL Y N K W 8P A P C R 8ANF0BD, FLORIDA, THVMDAY, MARCH IS. 1M7 6,000 Sit-Down MotorWreck Toll If:i Strikers Vacate Death Risei To 20 Chrysler Plant Vehicle Crashes Into ( M i c h i g a n Go t i f [ B riars Aboat Ap u t a t Dctw w L ib o r , C a p i t a l More Conelavta D E T R O I T , M a r . 28.— Z A P ) — M ore th a n 6.0 0 0 a t r f t t n * antaaanbga w n v t a n n u r c h e d l a a v iH iiw aao w to d ay fro m r ig h t C h rjra lo r C o rp o ra tio n p laa ta b rid ain ea M a r. 6, b u t a n p a r a d to a a ta b liali p ic k e t Naan u n til t h e ir a trik e fo r M ah iahra b a r v a in io f r ig h t * V M aatttad. A t tMuteg U»t night, John L. L n rta and Walter P. C t o y .!" w elted n trore In a 17-day .trike tlM baa doted nine Chrjntor Cur* •perallMi plants and thrown *6,* a w pvraon. out of work. '■ P m to fa r , m Oov. Prank H w yh a’o office the chairman of for Industrial Or* pataathw and tko koad of ft •greed to ooaUnwo tuolr conferences provWwf iM-dowa strikers worn out of nS Chrysler plawte by 10 A . M, Wag<' L owlo aakl toi would.p»k M *0 airSownera to disperse, ' to fotwra, Chrysler agreed that M OmmlttM ; SAI.KM , 111., Mar. 2 S - 0 T V Tbe death toll of a private wreck here jreterday rose to IN* today when hospital officials an* pounced that Mra. Em ily Thomas, wife of the driver succumbed dur lay early moraine hours. irs A tire blowout near here hurled the vehicle against a concrete bridge abutment and turned it in. floltelratteoo for funds w it h to a blaring wreck In which I t which to operate tko Sanford B u s* persons died Instantly. Only five survived one of the ball Club, an entry hr tko Florida worst dlsastsn In tko history of State U s i w , wit] pot under way motor bus transportation. witkin tko near few dnya, k was The bus, loaded with a profes ■nmmneed today by Henry Wat* atonal roller-skating troop, an son, president of t Sanford route from St. Louis to Cincinnati, 0 , was going down a alight gratia Baseball Association. With a p ia l of . appreatautely when the tire blew out. m m , _ , , fc fcuf A w m m The heavy machine careened V *. *![**. craally, dug Into a soft shoulder of until tk* epowiag day a f tko asa- the highway and rammed lota aoa, tko campaign mast ho sac. the bridge railing with terrlflo easeful from the man, Watson force. Hurled on he aide, it burst claimed. In order to produce the Into flames when ha gasoline tank necessary a ateam before tko la- was smashed. VThe eurvivors eald the bus apsugurai game on Apr. I E The greater portion of the fund Pt , r r J 10 J» fW » nnd then there will ho ueed to operate tko club,; wee fire all over and all were eapence* for which will ha partly j **“*»*« I" *<• reported Dr. H. U defrayed by the gate receipt*. A Logan of the Salem Community pan of tk* money will ha used to Itoepltal where the Injured were pay for the training period of the taken. Halo Lookouts prior to the set. ' ~ SB son’s opening. Mindful «f the poor ntttndanro lam year, Wattoa stressed the need to rate# money early la order that the worries of the previous •eason.be eliminated u> a grart •neat. Practically 9M 00 or 910,MO would to spool to too tko team through ito 1MT tlidoa. Tidal flatten. right thouoand dollar. ma.t ho Ocean PWr, Daytona Beach: tew,' 1.42 A. M. and 1:5& P. M.; high. tolled ttoough gate receipt*. y W t iiM baa not, a . y»t. ap* 7:54 A. M. and 8;IH P. M. painted n commltteo for tolicitalion but expect* to announce hi* Purred Halrhel, tun Hanford **l*ctk>n tomorrow or Baiurday. Avenue, today announced ........ Without tbo acrvlce. of a avert- Kualer offerluga In grueerlea fur ary-ir.aiurer, th* local Club chlif* the week end. tain U .omvwhat handicapped, A * yot. no .uitabt. pro*p*ct haa A„ m, mhir, of thr K ir.. Chrl* turwd up to flil th. poahlon va- |U b rhufth | r | l0 , , up. carrd by J. A. Wright, who htld >nj g4lhcring at (1:30 ih* po*t of arcrvtary.trva.urar an-' ^ „ ,omorroWi „ w„ , mi0Unc*d til . . . week when attention to hi. |||U afl, ri|0on L, fhurch ofruvra. bu.ln*.. a ffair. n*ct*.liai*d mor*! _ time, thereby preventing him ftom; Tb|( aM (h, r . , . , rtly , i tmjy continuing in the capaciiy which he. t0Blghf Th.mder.how.r* ao .ucre*.fully e.eem.d tan year. tM# an(rM M ^ tunl( hl In cen­ tral pirtloa; colder In north and central portion*. K.treme north went k'lorlda—fair, rolder lonlahl and Friday. Commimlc** Lions To Assist Miss Boydston Crippled lions, I s o l a t e d Ren Delinquent Eye' To Resign Post Communities suit Of W e a t h e r Cases in County; As Home Agent WatsM Says Sanford F Mutt ContribLswts Kxkaaated Bat R t« 1*000 F i . i d A i p r i m Pleaaed WHb S e t t l e m e n t . A i r S X IK IlIR a 1 6 B tH G a b W ill Sack F u d i Far 1937 Operation !a *^ *■*' ' " M W la the alao pmnfs and that ui) agi 'tdote, dMa or fdachltioVy wwuii) ■to tOteon d Irani thorn; I t6 ' T h , tree* ramo after! eight and a half hours of negotiations arawad the sam«' tsMo at.w hich Odtwtnof Murphy was ski* to bring ihewt ■ ’ settlement In . the Doworal Motors etrihe. . ,■ > to o ls ramo oat of the iconlev•now with hta hair rumpled and a tired oipreaalon on his 'ace. tot ko apparently was pleased with tk# truce. th » ■■r ‘ ¥■ ■< t Ask Citizens To I>*»nnte C r a m e s I’or F i t t i n g Lon sen A nuiM-tnuit i , with glavar-t ai| St-min !<• County chil­ dren ncr;it»t* «•)»• am-niltin mu fi- Ontario Ships Service, R e t u r n . : In Long Delays C o m p ie ton 3 Y e a r s To SouCh Florida.pr e e s | nfr MUv Jo.rphinc Royd.ton, homo ; turn, Rain, H a l f ilrmonttrailon a rent in Seminole1 Plague Many Parts County for three year., today an* re>if nation had I riHCAfiO, Mar. 2 8 - (AW l«'t*n nereptrd lu become effect hr* ^ C rip p le d com m un Ic s tid n Apr. I . t lin e s, iaotatcd communittoto Thla etclu.ive picture akdw* where New tondon, Tec., rchool Several »ucce«*or. are bring amI paralyzed highway trana* official* mad* an unautkorlaed plug-ln on an oil company'* »n*te i-iin.lilrreil h ) t i n i t e . 1 Jltate* portation provided evident* iH-purtnirnt nf Agriculture gae lino for frvo fuel whkh h i m believe cau»e.l the evplo.lon that ................... . hBj lotitty of winter's worat anorai Wtt'hingtnn, although none hilled 454. The n>o" to pointing to the .mall pipe t.ppinr the main ntorm In xectiunu of th« ml®* I h cii de>ign*irtl lutlay, lino. An eiploaion. eipert .aid the bla.t wa* camnl by ga* nrcum.Mi-** IloyiNion, re*lgnlng be- dk'wvat. ulated under Ihe .chool haaemont floor. fA»«ocialwi i'n ** I’hotol Fur to tho cant a aprinS enu-e of “other plan*.” became af* Itliuti-I with the County (Jov.ril- Htorm that combined anow/ tiioni on Aug. t, lu ll, and .he of* ■lent and high wluda brought > gtrailed the firat unit, for home near-recurd culd. Thunder and lightning through ilemon.irution work in Seminolo ih iii an* nut in uso, a wide area brought a etraago County, |l Wits mm rmre | anno* Since Iter appointment »ho ha* |we-Kaeter greeting lu upatato Now n tn iis lu v o l»* * it imttl w iili a local Home York. Twu tu three Incite* of a||p optirim i to fit len . in the f».lilies. e.tid li*hri| nine Women'* I lemon* t rut Ion Club* and eight |«ry m o w fell. I'erming Intv njj a t i aim* \%lu ti l-’ottr It Club* at tha following lo | From tlwla Head, N. T.. lb * *lit'y w ish to ft min* m v iithi-*o.| iittion** Altumonto Spring*-Fore*l' *oorra uf many weird report* *4 It* curmict tin ‘ iiro AiLutu ,it tin* Cttv, Chuluot*. (ieneva, toko. e»tn-mo rold, an unofficial ftVO A I T . freight ^ t'i n i*r lt“ |*h ,\ . Mnty. l.ongwood. Lake Monroe,) below irru wa* reported. . . , , ... _ Meicell at ISO ' M.ignolu \wnm-. The Seminole Srm teole^ t(‘sunljr ounljr CiiamWr < handier ^ ^ ^ ^ y] ( t _ ........... u Pnola, San font and l)vie<ln. The wind wn* of »urh progg*: of •uamttwmr tmla.v polntnl out tI)„ . „ .... ,ev .., T a k in g form under M L * Boyd* " un« ,n '» " ,h '«r 'but lb * _ 13 major factor* in Florida* ihe trnrhrr* who *vill l>o n -i...| to .ton'a direction nnd eupervlilun' , l r , ‘ " • • ■ a k lp u f the m u m . i-limatv in rtleaae* drawn up In rrconiiin-n-l , ;■ii"i i in need of nl**t wa* a Seniorr County County Council ron»l*g up lathe K rle . did M a lb n with the State, I for Women which ptennedpro- lium ed lnlely attem pt In •Utot . , " , . A: I .tmufu in ‘Jo- 11It .I <*r Ih.-e Kf«iti* fur ate) governed tbo Item* p a n tee fear uf yuaolag B e IL and - I). Railroad rap J*p»l|»r Nif, J^ntmerco (prcT»ied ;j) ( |if (,w. ................... e,,-,ration unit*. Another ainillnr pe­ n y'fo r' h -S,Jw r.FI«rid »’ v( tit** p t iiir l|i.il .dijf nil erganliatlott, for Junior County te rry en route lu Cpbuurg, OnI >I'nttncil, ftinrtliinerl gn an Identical ta rlu , from K u , h ealer, , . . w m doI*ion* f'iu l'c . It \v;t I cam raig n . layvil more lhap flea huura la i |io»frit.' iiiUlilier for the Kour-ll Club*. lit i event y e a r* , it ■•'M»tV,dt4‘’trfe iltlmtBo fltcll. lie t, • |. , li:ito i fl-M of nrtlt fine of the ntnatandlng nrcom* making the ( f mile cruralng of ing puhli.hrtl , llot>Vghout llio , nfn I or Ini I upon pli-hment* of 5II-* Hoyhion'. pe* l.akw Uniarlu. Huu* foe Unefjt While wind* wltlppud Into big intt for-, tout tu ilemonnration agent win i M*h . thriidgli llnnnrlnf ■ U l. ami twrtnaneiA rtddcnU; u . ,lltfl„ l1 , 1 the ft iindmg of three ronuiy ran- d rill, lu MlnmuKrtu guil lhe Da­ “ Florida i* beginning In be 'till ih ’-| mnt; kitehrn*, the firat in thla tec kota. , rain. .l«vt. hall, dual, tor­ City official* tiHlay W«ro Imihknown bb NTkr A IM ,,t| t.|ar>, f . i" lio ■ the tten, n> offer co-operative effort. nado** nnd frent ing tempera! n r.* Ing with undeniable fuvac on *-’V- State," ltecau»e of her Hilt watvl rimv, mi(lfl plagued a wide «ip*il*« of lho : . irgutii.'.i-j to tho p tblie. eral *ufely propiM.1* which w.ra and ocean breeiew which wntio (|J yy,,,, t ■nil -itino Ti„. ■gem wa* gtaduaied from mlilenntinent. The *lorm dlppod fortnulaled within (be Hanfurd the Stale in winter and co-d it | j 11 u)ll| v , , t I two *1-1-1 the* florid* State College for Wom­ Into Wlacon.ln, Nehiaaka and IF In auinmrr. : rgntr*. An a • V. .11 li«» imitfi1 en at Ti>llaha**e* with a Bachelor Haul*. Lion* Club. "Fturirla ha* more auw»hine it* „|.„ tu loit.Tornado* .wept Alabama, K ill* il " In r Hicni' "f Science degree in home rconomHome of the oul.tandlng aug winter and lec* in auiniiier than |„.rB , i t. She wa- a member of th* lucky nnd a part of North***! geatlon* ntfrreil by the clfte unit the nutlhetti *tale.- in Florida Knior’n-n <-1 Florida. "led by Kappa Alpha Theta Snroiiiy, are a . fidluwa; the ahcile.t day in the year n Rnyniot >1 'I Forccanter* reported rainfall at -lo Ih foie I'M-atittg here. Mi** Hoyil t—Rigid enforcement of truf otdy ihrre hour* »h»rter than th«: for me. I -l.-tt-ir r I ai* Angela* for the .e.aott ol TI lc Wc. -•ti urai mi inctruciur in homo : i tit Inrhv., Iho hlgheat .Inco flc law*, riui-rmrnt of truffle lunge*', day in the yeur. " nniimir* in I ak* Worth iligk “ Flurtiln'* mean nnmtal lt ni|>er* # nlgn* Informing motorl.i* of Selini.l, and *he *1-0 held th# po- 1114. Ohio wa* blanketed by n llgat 11S S I f) 1111 !* V \ V 1 I S ■peed limit*. Cull proaecutlon of nlure i» from tiHJt degree* to Mtinii in home ei-nnomi*t with tho arrund offender* In traffic ■ouit. i3..1 drgree*. i l'iiiia 1‘nwer and Light Company anowfall. Wet *nnw ohllteralad Chattanooga’* fitwt .tring ba»e- I'ubllcnllnn of u hook let by the “ Flotilla'» annual la in fu ll nvin Wiet I'alni Rearh. She i. IF algn. of »|-rln* throughout canball n.'n* and the team to repr*- Chamber of Cummrrcu x-illng ernga for the pj-i 3.1 y e a r* t' tral and northern portion* of th* ntrfiing to l ake Worth. »ent S.nford In Ihe Slate league forth htcal Irufflr tuwa. 53.1 ituhr*. dlnnn. Mi-- Royd.ton .aid home dent Ihl* year will play an eihibltlon “ Ftondu'* higltr*i li-ntpetal tie The weather hure.it tmlleatal 1 Muk,> u ntudy of acrldeala "miration wntk In thla State la fa* garni- tomorrow afternoon at 2 over n perh*l of month* In do- for -10 year* w.t* l»7 degree*; it»| j f}........ tile wlntetlah ronditlotW would T ...t ,„(l| K t* tuinrt-il and 'Inerted cn-operativcl/ o’clock at Municipal Athletic termlne the mo*t haiurdoit. In lowe.t wa* II.: drgree. reconh:d| waBil>„ ye ■ ■i lay that |irpn-r, tin by the County fiimminainn, I hi ronllmie nl lenat 31 honr». Field. No admle.lon will b. feraertlua.. Placement of rautlm at Tal:uha*>ee it. 1v j 'J. |trinrt| -1 ll Tk ffv*n am i trnvriMleur Stun- Agiiruhtiial Kv'en.iun Serv charged. “ ’Sky.hine,' a* well a , direct were tl" tllMf •*1**til #*!tf9 tendintf light* af Ihe.e ptui-e., Kreet l e. and tho United State* ltepart warning algn. at all pidnta where auuahine play* a Urgy pml in mtwtly t * n il IP an ja il* . mem uf Agriculture. Ihe . healthful rnvirnnmeiit of , I ’jin o ilf* f it it ft/ “ T l , Im eiiraccident, hare nceured. rt l | l - f I " , * .. - ,’’ to3 -Make a general eurver of Florida. It i* ratimuted in lo-ina tlllW' i t L>n ill the City In eliminate eil.ling epproiimali ly one-half to two* laid • t I I 1 ill 1* III P11 u-i1«*f1 >lf . hat a,*li . 1"' «•**• .top .Ireet. where they are mil •bird i n< effective n< tin- dnect ic sunllgiit reflected1aing i It - II* tMill in u.at y iii 'aiii'i' i needed, and create them wh-ru ray*, and i* they are fo«nd to b- ne,-e**»ry i floill Fli'tltto', »**lt and fte-h bad tl I1"•» * to pu ll ha . a Special Ka*icr aunriiut mrvteoa Three Hanford RoUrUn* and heeati** nf heavy Iraflle i W“,rr’ »b«"dant f.dtuge nnd wu- y fiudi w 1.4 lu ll a ile d I mwii lit* will be held Sunday morning at their wire* will l»avv here Ut.J 4-M ake a aurvey of . t r e a t ' i " FI'-iida'» utimuph.re, o f th. h»t«> hriiei 1 Ian* llavut rid F . Maguire, nrlamlo «:15 from the Municipal Bandthla week fur Hav.nu, I'uhj. Flo rid a i* neater the TropicMr M i i ! li'iiitir f 114kef11( 4 | rroealng with Ihe Idea In view »hcll in la in Monroe and will bo uttomey, will lie ihe principal where they will attend a Carib­ on1 »iii c •pirir* IUI|IMfU’ l of eliminating nhalrurtlon* to vl* " * r,'r than any other S tate tbo .potHorrd by the young pvoplo’O It'ealtwMg »« i , , , f t ,,. bean lll.trlct »Con[eren< e uf Ro­ cpi-aki-r ai the regular wi-ekty | 'tiled i i lead like dogoat ni IC w lt a w . m M **> depacimeut* of the vatlou* local tary Cluba. tin lintmiaid path, no,I gaoling int.rheon "f tin- Rotary Club at churrht*. Thoa, to make the trip ara tlie Mayfair Hm*| at 13:15 ti’rlia-k Clean-* in tl to.in die !■iltd ling d Special choir mu.ic led by Mr*. Mr. and Mra. W. A. l-flle r. Ur. .lie in "till a i hitlife ill any. on Monday noon. Mr. Maguire’* Juliut Takach, Inatrumental nura* Milijeet will lie the Cunatilutlun and Mra. H. B. Pop", and Mr thing.” tor* end vocal «olu* have been and Mra. Ben Maine* of Alta_______ Ve.tcnlay’i vi ttori Inibol.-d W and the Supreme Court. given feature place, on tha pro* A native of Orange rounty, Mr. m oat* Hprtnga. A n ew neon aign. two feet by ^ Starling - f in la id n -t A'lolph. grain. Tto public la invito*! In M aguire i* a graduate uf the llnlTha party will drlre to Miami Th e *i« fwt, wa- la-ing hung till* aft- '^1^'b oi • ia t.it . S' I attend the .vent. ta j and embark there on a Cub* Holy rrnoa Kpl«rnpal Churrh rrnoon at the II. I„ Pukin* K.oro1 WJ ^dd in le Val i t Hit ver-i'y of KbiritU »nd rarvctl In T h . program: the a ir curp* during the Workl bound boat, arriving In Havanj wtl| conduct the traditional tbrre*: on Firat Sited. It citniain* ilia **l. I'rocu.aiunul, choir; Invocation, W a r. Ik- ha* nerved a* farmer In ttm* fur tha beginning of Ilia hour Oooil Friday eervlra b e g i n * ' of lh,f v*iab|i*hnienr andlhul Scripture, S ta ir attorney of the 17th Judicial the Rev. J. II. Rout; aeulon on Met. 17 and leaving nature nf the .tore’* huelnv**, 3 Ie t llf lf j Ihe Rev, A. II, Cole; p r .y .r, (ho nlag at noon tomorrow, the Rev, Clrriii'. w.* rhalrnian of tha no Mar. I I . Mr. I’rrkln* ».hl the rlrrirlcal ^ ^i l l v i n j f Rev. W. I*. Brook* J r.; addreaa, F lo tilla State Hoard of Control in It waa axplalned that tha Martain J . Bram announced to* fixture prnbaltly nut bu Ihe Rrv. Martin J. Dram; .olo, Caribbean Dlalrlrl la rumprlaed day and explained the period reti­ lighted for eeveral night., .in * ■ ,, • . , Ill.TI, and i* i pa*t prriident of Mr*. W. (5. Fleming; inalrumen* twu plerr* of gla*. tubing .w eir G i l l y I . \ |) C I i M l O I l t i l l the K im iila liar Auociailon, of rlnba la cooatrtea nr Htata. re** nltd tho time Chriat hung tal di.it, Mr*. O. P. Herndon and bordering on tho Caribbean He. ito era**. broken in tran-it and it i* nerwaRobert Herndon; hymn, by Iho A abort aarmon by tho Rev. County Ag tit C. I'. Iiitwttonnu* nr tha Oulf of Mortro. ■ary for the fnctury tu rrptueu rholr; In.irumerdal eolo, I ewta Bram will open ito aervire, fol them. notinccil -1m1.1 v hi i liedule, nnWright; benedict tonaI, tto Hep, lowed clnaely by an introductory liounied Tut- tv. fur taking work Hr. tl, D. Brownlee* receaetanal. »*rmon, and bratly one aermon on ■*•■1 ■ i M «tor the iP.iT .o l| cnn*ee. each uf tho aeven tact word* nf 1. M. Rhode* and H. F. Riactor, Chriat. poultry »«pert», wilj b« principal Prayer, meilitiation atwl hymn* l-*»t ritao for Morion Rlixaheth will follow each addre**. figururit- ly, to rai h community in *|icakrr* tomorrow night at il Hind, 14-yaor-old- daughter of Mr. I’rreon* finding it fmpotcihle to The annual father anil *on IranCounty tut *c Iml tiled dutfi n o’clock in Seminole High School •I l ■ --- * rChapter, l A|iril | tel 3 it when Dvirihi rit Hrr,.|.t •ml Mr*. W. Carl Hand, were to remain tho entire three hour* are quet of .th,. Seminole C o u n t y 14 have been told thla nlternoon from invited to coma ami go a* they lure Farmer* of America, I* the date ou f*T Altnutnie ' .‘-pring-, poultry men araemblo in diacua* the II tha Erie toon funeral Home. ■cheduleil fur 7 I'. M. tonight in w hile A p ril ti and 7 w i!| fim ltliu organ iiatiuit of a puultrym»n'a II da* ire. II Officiating miniarer waa the W farm o ffice in Oviedo. Celebration of Holy Communion Ihe Oviedo High School. aaeocintion. l« Abcut fkl prraon* are »lakvl «" Rev. Mante R. Dovia, paator of ia actoduted for M:30 A. M. Satur.Mr. Dawson declared that if A ll pet»un» intereited In tto lie I I ito New Ratyrao Matkodlai Churrh day which will to followed by «c attend tto event, arcoriling to ad- the ayatrin i.» found to I.- ineffi- iluatry are invited lu a if.n d , o*pe- I I l‘aIIbearer, were membe r , of the livky of the Woman’. Auadlary van.-vd Imliraliun*. The (.'haltin' rient, he will dev I*-- another meth* r ia lly tho-e with email poultry II si atvawh grade of tto Now Smyrna in decorat lag tto Ckutch far haa a aHrmber-hip uf 35. lid, imdiahly ha ed mi lilies used In*liltng. operated on a cummer* 21 21 School, A giogram haa tooa arranged in taking Ik*Jr* work ale eta. E**tar, eta) ItJu a, ____ . _________ _ 21 rn n rln tly m u Mo to 11 ain It wns liotincerl that her in-uiiiitrit l ii ■:!i - by Snnfoi il Linn* nr rli.-t wtekly .-i.nclave In the VaM .... II . 1. The net inn inkeit uf-- r tin ITuli learnt* 1 of ■xi-'en.,- nf a score ur tnme 1 '■ ■‘Im d ih ililr c ii uh siw t> t>n1-.111ed •imi fii'i1111 II"! Ill it |H»* nil it mi tu lu-ivitle c k I.i - mh. r it iic t m o f L nil I. mitl ilr* CVnimy wen? rail* » ti i hi floruiti> tbhnh ihey any Klnas finiit* might have in l*o» t *4i,ui ih i Chamber Shows Unusual J Facts O f State Climate Florida Getting Name Of *Air Condition* ed Slate* In North; 72.3 DeCITY NEWS BRIEFS _________ grees la Temperature Seminole Pioneer le Laid To Rest In Lakeview Cemetery Activities S p u r t As Delinquents Pay Faaoral aervlrro for Mra. lia r Tbompaott, 73, -went held Occupational Fees yootorday In Iho p in t preayter k » Church will) the Her. Or. K. & Brownlee officiating. Inter meat waa la Lahorlew Cemetery. Mra. Thompson had been a Moloag resident of Seminole County. She wan the daughter of Aleiander J. Vaughn wbe came to r* many year* ago. . •oralring a ft a brother, John Vtagktt leader of ltd Osteen Bridge; two eon*. J. H Thump•aw and Carl Tbompsoa, both of Baatord; a daughter Mr*. Bertha B*0l| af Broohlya; and grandebildren Mra. J. IX Herein of Jacksoarllte, Mra. A- O. Ceofste.lt *f Brooklyn, Mrs. C. II. Wlsenbaker a te C. X. Buell, both »f ■t, AUguetlae, C. II. Buell of lin k Joe Thompson of Ban • Became of a .timulated aniviiy In lb* paymem of City occupation­ al lic*n*». no arrvat. of d*lini|u*f‘* havt been mad* to far thla wevk. Police Chief Roy William* an­ nounced today. However, th* officer raid, war­ rant* for thoa* In arrvara have been tuned and ara In tha Hand, of ihe Police Department ready fur vervlcv .hould a laxnvaa In aetttomvnt become apparent. About 75 order* for arr**t of delinqurnt* originated In City Hall where official, have wailed mor. than flee month* for h i m Indlvkl-' ual. and flrma in Sanford to P»V their occupaiional fee. of 11137 which tocam* du* Oct. I. Chief William* ntld h* plnnnnl to .how a 100 percent collection of Pallbearers were n. I* Thrash- the ilelinquencle*. otherwiec thoa* W. M. MeKlaaoa, II. C. Du- falling to meet their obligation, H. J. Lehman, O. P. Ilern will be brought Into rourt. •r, University Of Ohio Agriculture Group VeteUble Garden Will H e a r Of Air Class Slates Visit Spraying Methods t f Ohio Unlv*T*lty .tu -j „t the Seminole af vegetable gardening a ra , rounty Agricultural A**oeiatton ■ to arriva to r* B*tunl»y tnnl|rh, wi|| Hear detailed ex­ fog aa all-day ln«p*cUon| pjB(u!ion Df rr<,p ■praying by an trig tkrowgh tbo Samiaolo County; autnfTru «h*n Ih* group i**emtrach-produelng area., W. M. j b|r l Bt g p, r |n HemI m l. High Scott, of tko American F r u it , for „ rt, u|g , nwoting. OliWNV, annoonced today. | |^ ,nc R. Cooper, aviator; HenT to olao* will vlelt tb* fa-nt j Yatva Satlerlee. preaklent of af • oear, of individual* ual* and *"**) O y rj A»aoctet#e; and O. Chaun flrma lei tbo aoetten. according ! cey tr / *‘ Paraon*. p ,rlHma. »*lea manager f°r to Mr- Icou , student* are lu tho nlganlution, will to principit atady vegvtakla producing meth- .peak* re. ad* in uao t o n and obtain arm* A 11 bite exhibition of tha air tofnrmaMna * • aurketlng. ■praying method wa* given thD Mr. Brail tod not bora In- week and attended by a large farmed aa to tko length of the aumlwr of local grower* who ap­ rtnae* atny la Ftorhto, although peared to to highly Impreeuvi M to abated to to tore bat for own with tbo agricultural develop ry L \ Winter I Midcontinent; Tornado Hits State WHERE FATA1 GAS WAS DRAWN Concrete Abutment Of Bridge, B u r s t s Into Living P y r e NUMBER IU E a ln M is h n l In 1!>0H r C it y O f f i c i a l i V iew W ith Fayor S a fe ty Cam pai|i '•iitauny Seven PropoMls Ate Offered By L o c a l Civic Organization '4 '-.S *v, ;n i :* r >>o *v ■ -W 1 .J 01' .1 I n l i n e n e e s Leading To Prison Easter S u n r i s e Services B o o k e d 31iiKuire To Address By Young People RotnriunH On Court Sanford Rotarians To Attend District Conclave In Havana C liu ni re I’roposalH Neon Sign ItouKht Traditional Rites By I’erkinH Store To Be Observed By Episcopal Church wmild Last Rites Held For 13-Year*Old Girl Work Shoots Termed 2 Sprukers Slated For Poultry Meet Annual rete Billed j '«'>"<i'i»n i- -niy *>t.-t r.>r .ff.By Future F a r m e r s . ............ . hi. ofitco. LOCAL WEATHER i#uv.4r?a «l f i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 24, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 24, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 24, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/90d0690bbc3377156178261724a8bc7f.pdf 117bea1c6c2949c793ad4e22660a9c2c PDF Text Text 1 I Firkt Elimination For Rochester Red Wings Defeat Chattanooga' $ Dog DerbyScheduled At Longwood Track Tonight A tLeachate. 4 To 8 ■kMto OHUft Wtm n V S B K l-m c luuiM Ira t o n 's lull'll* Hh » Oar F ine M ay Dm * (left) wlaba to Mat N U b m m Un ■irt riw »><•) T H IR D — F ' t ' f l t r i llaia. it*. 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Neighborhood Eats u Tra ltl* (.b ‘.I’.: loll bn-tosT, tWieun_'„iinvr*v;,“i !i J U t h t iu .t r a !«»«* • * « Mina H«r * w <'-m>a"7 a.S7w*“ *;’ • H |« U ii 1 .»«*> YOUNGSTOWN, O, Mar. t t Traffic. ’**71?. * Fw —V?)—Work* 1‘rogrtu Ada Into’ trallon laborer!, ^laaniar a W l (tem! h«r», hauled out a b®-pouitd P f . Happy I M i S l ^ T r * ” * iteoeyrull. I Kerlv, ' — , “b#At*f , tlfli •MF'r* -------- ■rtprrn *K3j*iJ Whan on* of ihd wdrk^ta keg. ■aitad convert Inf It liu^i aom houaawWra rK*rby applaud" Iha Mr* and eolunimrwj ..to aajto ply iho nm iuiry v**atp*Wa, Rfl luuli , (,’riichlow, ,who wan ,p#l army rook during tha world War, bpiiad hlmialf for a coup!*, a| hour*, and ovarybody fof tytoqd around luiil tool* aoup — ai 4 ff Mobile Religion Is • New Seattle Wrinkle Cumpaay. DKFORB BUVINO that Lawdmowar, a " our lino. You own it to yeurddlf. Htaatay-Roier* REPORT 1 IU-1.Hi Wruiihrr. l.ld-l.Tit FlaI**P'r*dl'.c S . y low.r"*........ *EK Ti Warn f^rlth ro t* N c t i t , dor of J a i l. A. D. mm* In mP dfflo* appttmllnn foe A I lano'dr !*•»"•. n i* — 'a n r t m Matloywl Ba INNER SPRING MATTRE88E8 SANFORD MATTRESS FACTORY - * ________________ i i. it. m. in .1 i 1» « tt A f tiiilif • if f M S" Ikniiblr pUirs. J f f ljf b In in U n n h 'll t. J u 'llr k l n Mav'sell. y ir it t m " on kail*! Roeh'al'F T.Prh'U aaoo** •• * "»a hall*! Pplart. fti' *»lih H nnb'l) !•»» im RnehmUr Tim * « f oltrh 'd hall! K ailv the M im ; n u lla iw n I*. " m e ; till. T. n o n e * aw nrw ciah w arn haowa lo tho offtoall that Itoro 1*. »• f o r " ' lo , tho auu ot Florida. Iha oarvlaa of o Mhpo. •oa anoN whom would b lr t *«•. a r t that yaw hfa oeor too a r t af IW 'atg.aao M ir * •to Itia Cap of K r r h . I 'M g S sr a s.-.r .H & ’S r r in TKKitiwtiint o n n n n r n that f o b a p p n r to t h - BUI of r a Complaint h . r . l c o ' or toforo Muodar. tha Ith day of April. A. p H IT . olharwtao th# atlar;', rte tlPOa af oald Bill Will to la h 'B ai r o u f " o " he you. a r t a *•r r '* pro n u l H M w ill to "• T a S 4 u AK1h ,Mm *f Ml Kinjittir1- " i t i V * 'r t J i t T i i « R o B tirn im that thl* order h* " k lla h " aaro **»h w " fee fo«e ro n .»»utitr* w m I i In Tbe •nnff'H ll*f* n n -w «M n e r »wb1ltH#d In d'f'Ddaaia, ia V * ? rt2 lr.i Fto?*Vf.“LS: -rJrt'TsVi*'.,.?;. •UmlRfilt riiMMff ilntw nf Flnr- r ^ 4 l , 7 . ,! w J l Cauaty. *4». cap af W * rrt.o A f l . . l » J T . iJr.iTTrt V,’/ t l u * ' t b n ex . ip, s iw iM 1 rtarh Ctreoll Court is Stated m rt«u t% Jl i i W 'l t 'd for P u n k 'I l » n V r k 'l l a n s n " ------- )•* J J J " J J - * DINE » Furnltafp ^ iHallM. to When to Itrtlr* lo horehp I. BHRKIinM>B< Vh?*lii.r * It'd , ku kprl* i'A im iv n i _ B uppii.i unht. iu Sftto 11**4. m a r k e t ■irad*. JV?- f* r do* tiunrh'* h »,l. <4. i»*. poorer, lower: TbppeiL bu. hpra. l i t . 1 11 ■" C B L R 'IT — FtX IR tD A tr rrtC » r r , in 'n e e , i i s - i i * O n JIR T IIM iltT n — FI*. Ml G ira g * aptrtm aiw Ok 4 . i TOTAUI ... It* I, ^ R B A I I B i IH ItR B M } — hupplloa h f .If. VIto' SS, t *It , ,,*,Kl nw rk»* are, Mead?. Mill |HMir»r, fta 41S Belly; a .— s r * f*"*r}pn» ix ^ s s r vW ' 'it'rw * * o fk imaro'i*; * b f *follow '; FORT C0I.1.INR. Colo., Mar. lam, * an - 1**, M. I*. D4a**l Ba. J l—(Ah—Donald Dorman, Colo­ ■•■•* w llh t s u r t 'lln u . m 'a rtita riu ic h " , k «n a ri'* n rado Htalo cnll'i* itudanl, atnppad ■ " .ra io r * . 'w lteh hoard' a r t ■•1*11 'q u ta 'w n l all rnmhla rar nn tha hint way without B l.|. r . . i , for ***rallaa. nntIHnn the horn boll BMrby. T 'r h la * M IN with ••m'rl* / • 'rta tl* '* . The bull rhanted unit did 171 ■ w llr k " m"olara * *th«r **UII damage to tho ear, breaking hla '■ iu lp m "t lu la lt r t e o m a l'l'. I ' live 'iia iia a c t lr W 'tla own nerk. Dorman and two com. F'* a r for op 'ra lto ', pinlnna eaeaped Injury, , I— ,t MIIm *f ' l " i r l * power BBAMBi (HNAI-B) — B ' p p l l a o light, demand llahl. marrt*- b“»- hpr* , ntaal Htrlnnlwnw. ft*lr |.* nwllt>-iry, m * very |K...r, I . M - t l l . Bt. Illaah ia lrn tln rc l t l - M * . W AX J'w H le . i.4d. ** m a " rT^ T ^ .U,,,''* • torttontlo. da- UB IVtIrulo*, p aato rlauniu. i . c. lL 'aUAUUiiiW I I " from t.’lt* Pmaplaa n o . M*a to tlltp Wall* " Orlan4* lll'h w a jr. .A I k r i K M I l M l * r ■M d'r'* Itoo* m rt* pay'hta to tha t*tly nr to 'lo r* . a r t f*r fte* p * r* "t. I t p * " " t > of tha a ' » " t of kid. l.m aiul llgki. m a rh 'l atrade. nt'Ot h* 4 ' p e a lt" with " r h hi*. fu . per d*c baartua, maatlp n p a 'iM l'l k N * »r* will ho r*t ' . l l r , («w tea. Mo4r*4 to faralah B ort* to tha C l-ct M IIKIM — ifla. bu. kprw ' I 's N 't of s M .th lrc of t h 'lr r « brut I ill-4 poor to f a ir1id * - * P " I I " C o 'l n a u . * i"p t Ik*I lid . ' " r h Honda mop not k ' requir'd of K U C I’IA M T — a a p p ll" lldkl ftom rellahU m ' " f * ' ! " ' " drniand llahl, market 'trade * " i p o i " t . c h " k a *f i H M O M lu l kidd'ro w ill to r » l » f »»d gla. M i buc rrta., beat, l.**| lair Is goud, l . l l - l . T l i bu, hpro, iT a a « « llt r a llo " r " to m i ot I1 I-I.4 A lit* Of lira of I to PIIF C t'rh 0»4 H A T — t la. l ’roiiul. too. Ilk d s* Ito t * o " 'lllo a M " " Bp*rI j r m i C B — dupetwa Uakt, da­ Iflaolls'o roa to o kl 0l O ' l ' " f ro " rn*n.l dood. market aterty. Fto Ito I.*1IF *’l'f h or from Ito ro a H -K III’T u I W rrtrn i ertc. ta. la, " l l l ' B K a a lM 'r, for oaa dollar l .li -I .M . K a iu r* erla, l . l l - l . l l par aat. M IIH TA IItt— PI*, ru rlf. acarrw T to r i t r rnmmlMloa r . m r v " per due huork'*, lie. rlphl lo r'J**l « o r or all IJ.NIIJNH— Morlharn Telluwa, M Iks kid', nr Is m ak' " r k rk a a a " Hi. tiag*. I.J*. bage H r , H A K d LK T— Fta. par A r t bo* T A K lIK ItlN h n — g'a. 4-1 b u . * h ". id-Jlo. rowh, *».ic,v No. f . 4 '.| 'c 1-K.tH: ic I UK U N )— Pla b ' a h ' l D T IU W liK JtltlB d — r io . plate •«n> 4 r| | hpro. no auppll". I’ K l'I’ KKJl — BupplHa m o d i" to At*PI.RH-.|U*Hrn. Tnrk* fair uaallir, lui*. brht., I.iu -I.t l. d.inaad mod*rare, market *t**cr F li. huatol h L 'M r * Rullnum . P®ANMi (I .I H A I — FI*, baa hpro, *••*••• «- u h b ’U. * E rn K T 'xxrrd pBtnn4i%^ Crumpton. o n i.k u ' i> - W tW SANFORD MARKET FOR IIAtB — Mow Toy Aato laj*. Worth twko tho prlea at Chrlatmaa Unto. Malbar Fm lturo Rhtrtwiirtb. 0 ( . Clljr UgMw*i(ht who m*eU C la r if ie d Advertisements Nil. Ik ..._ Inrea* I'DfwitUaril," 'Traneh-Ca' no m u . ChJao Alrarei, of Tampa, In a t*h-round match at Banjamin FMd. Tampa, Thuriday of thl* weak, la ihown abova followinc hla 'arrival In Tampa. With thra* and ona-half year* of fhthlfnx aiperlenra, Hriiuil. laril U'aapacted to win over Al­ var** following vletorlo* nvaf two’ othar Floridian* thl* yrar, Bba: Brea** and Tommy Hpirutl, who fall before the Canadian'* allayb In Miami ring*. ‘ " ,h* ?'f. u««.a * catr ■aahtrrtlrt. Wot', of „ . R*n*mUI*r. * Mil", rf __ W in d 'll. Ill Kiuieii*, if D leuiw ? A n iT * V r " ^ * '» r|l r : 0 * » .TyiFtJMXt WPX i4l»a iw ik I r t Aaa WIU ,, TRNTir —" *v w.v Tw **ly-FI*e li l t . Tow i T w .'lr <t#» Nnnlh, Mi T h lrlp Oa* ( I I ) Beat. Bit’ telan i l l tola* la tom ro a a lr. h u t* r t Florid*, eald laada to b* aold la Baggett's �^ .P T T T ^ T ? ; Fire Department Seeks Ordinance To O u st Dang CMef Cleveland Asks Chief Of Police li Instructed To R eam CabSigu Beauty Shoots Count This Session Drunken Dr_____ Feel Fall B l a s t Of Law In Fulure Sa"ford OeMolays Choose Soderblom e* may expert la pay the line For High Position a**enied or serva the senlem o handed down from the hnuch.' Flly olllrlal* said today. la tho past, thn city ha* boon lenient particularly with first offender* having no other poll.* record. Hum" laxity also hk* berg ■howa In ra*ea where tin- person arrested ha* • family or I* holdlag a Job which might In* Jeapor dlied by * prlaon term. City Court, on tom e occasions, H u accepted part of tin. >e seised fine, or release.! Ihe rttiivlctrd Person a fter ho eervid •owe of hla aeatenre. Rut tn tow future, the full Finally will he rviulred. heraqst-, oa City Commissioner W. A. l o d l t r pul It, "there's no greater menace on the hlalfwar than a drunken driver." m President Refuses To f i t 1 P. M. M. to Stations carrying tho program •re WfeB, Atlanta. WPTF, Ra Might, H. C.{ and WS1. Columbia. B. C. Andrews, secretary.tressurer of the Sanford Production Crodit Association which la afflllamd with tho (and bank, aald the financial Institution's Sanford hranek served the counties of Eemlaol*. Lake, Volusia. Brevard Orange tad Osceola. In thbi district of ilx counties IJMM lo*M have been mad* totilin g ISJI40JMB. Seminole Coun­ ty firm er* have borrowed I t <250,. MO to mvo their farm*, according ‘to Mr, Andrew*, ^ U pp a Moley Says Ettablith Dates Jooior Chamber Raymond Proposals W o ^ n f Brin* D e f w For Work SheetiNominates Men 'American MetoOw To Be Accepted To Lead Group Admits Striking ; WARM »rR IN G S, Ga.. Mur. n . — l»P> President Rnnsrvrlt slid inday hr h-pud ih rrr would In- no new taxes m this sr* ion of Conlire**. The Ohlrf Executive mail* ihe statement ai hi* second pres, con 1 fett-nce of hi* vacation here a* ho H t in u motor car in front of the p r e s iiuingi-s. H r d id him expand on hi* tax observation. It was m ule In response to a teipieat for comment on ihe rtventj atatrm rnt of Marrim-r S. Krcles, chairman nf the Federal Reaerre Hoar I, that the budget ahould lie ," r *‘,nl l-al.tnced even If it became m-res- cultural t ’onser iBty to invteaae inrom and prnf-1 l!>37 yevtrrday l'» taxe*. J liahe.l ihe firei lie ileelinetl to comment mi the for lnkln|t w„r letter ( hief J u m Ici* Hughi* , raying the Supreme Fmirt reviaiun *, , r * >01 c'" would impair Court efficiency. Document* Altamonte S p r i n g s , Kirchoff C a n d i d a t e Tribunal ActkM I Oviedo S e c t i o n s For P r e s i d e n t Of At H e a d Of List L o c a l Civic Unit B e l i e v e s Roopeyell Can Achieve A lm i The Sanford Junior Chamber of ronim erre Nominating Com mi ttre In O t h e r W ^ T l riency neccvary to both, hence the resignation a* Club secretary and treasurer. In a statement Issued to The Ifrrntd this morning, he said; "I regret that my personal d u ­ ties prevent mo from continuing as secretary-treasurer of the S infor 1 Baseball Association, The ilutlra o f the secretary h a v e reuehe.1 such a proportion that n will triptirr considerable lime ni| handle them in an effirient iir*n*t nrr. I mu sure that the director* of the ha-el all association will be able to arcure some one who rat. give the time necessary to handle this position In a satisfactory inau-j per." . j “ I will rnniimie to be interested, in Sanford as a baarbatl center and reim ln a loyal liouiier or our tram ." When notlfieil of W ig h t's resignatltn. II. M. Watson, president of the Club, expressed surprise And tktnnlshmrnt. 1 WnbOin ewtht.nnt .pgnin anv'poa. tihIH sbcte-scrs for the position at fltu lime nf th* interview ami had no n th tr eommrrw tu'm ake. He regrrtied ’ the fact that W right’s connection with the ball rltlli ha I pi he severed. At a late hour today, no mosement had l*en made to call a meeting to l lert anuiIter secretarytrea-urer. CITY NEWS BRIEFS The Monro* Chapter 15, Ma*onic ilod Order, will Wight at <1:50 o'clock! ulea Sanford'* Ik1Mo lay Chapter list tonight in the Masonic Hall for a Fa night circled Reginald Sodrrtil»ni regular session and it rh irk rn 1 who a* m aster rntmciltir to serve for pilau svpper, II, R. E, Siarr, high ho i the next three months. priest, announced tmlay. I prod Edwin flnniske was nnmeil senior m onritor. while J,. M. Telford Jr., We-lnesday*a tides, THal Stntinn, *' ' was the choice of the fra'ertthy for Ocean Pier, Dajrtnn* llrarh : low,1 r * junior rotinrilnr. |-J:in A. M. and 12:51 I*. M-i high,1 f" r The evening's program Included A. M. ami 0:IW I*. M. j addresses hy the following Mason r: The Fire Department answered R. II. Chapman, deputy grand master nf Florida Masons; |*rnf.l 1 ___ an alarm yesterday at The Trian* 15. 11. McKay, principal o f Beta- 1glr, I'ark and French Avenues, innle High School. R. E. Kipp, j where a grass fire wn< burning. Grammar School prim ipal; J. I | No damage was done. j Trawick, ntn-ter of the Sar.,’ort| A m arriage license has Iweti i*Masonic laxlge; ami Lrtinari I.. , sued m J. T. ilsrd y and Miss Ca'hMcl.uras, High Hrh»o) coach. I true Calhoun, both of Sanford, »cA chlrki-n pllrau supper w*i orrling tn recorls in the County served after the business srs-ilor. Judge's of lice. A number of prospective DeMnla y s w e r e g u e s ts . The weather; Curtly rlmuly with ■tattered ahnw.-r* on south e**| cii*«l toalght and In extreme northwe*! (Irrtlon Wednesday. Kxtrerno Northwest Florida p art­ ly cloudy tonight. Wednesday cloudy, probably thun-lrrslfiwer* In weaf portion laat night arleeted E-Mie Kirchuff aa ita choice for ptesiWASHINGTON. M»r. * * ( , \ P ) — Raymond MoU/» ilem of the cfvic unit for ihe com . _ ing IS mouth*. once one of President * * * # Other nominre.; J . N. Robson. velt’* cloficst advlnor*,, Jr., firai vlce-prcaolent; K. R.I posetl the chief executlfQ K 'ney, aecon.l vice-president; Roy, court bill today on Mann, treaaiirer; t ’jrde llamsey,^ tirouml It would abandon aecretary. . '‘American method” of aww» The proponed Hoard of llirector*] lug gocliil and economic inrlr ile* John Schirnrd Jr., Jimmie' „ ."■* are the date, set for llvirdo. The Rowland, H rnry Wiite Jr., J. J.l chango*. "That method, the A meric** Kellaghan, Harold I’owrra and remainder nf the srheduto ia to lie complete 1 In the n.-ur future, Ralph Cowan | onlarly faahton preturn* w ( tub mrnibcr* pnintwl oul Ih it . |K ' . . . - f , County Agent C. R. Daw-on annomination hy the Committee doe* *" n^ ‘ y . . . , nuunred that the faun uffire will not necessarily mean tataitlve e le c . •«* ^ It. he rioted nn day* when work Hon. explaining on election „ |ght! 1 « ronvU e. the p ^ p l . of J t . sheets are being taken in the Coun­ ■ny member h*« ihe opportunity V <b,m» *Jlfn ***** ty outside of Sanford, nnd be taVr the f1«x>r ami place his run'll- tham fe, Moley raid no checks fur the IPill pro­ date on the ballot, | "The end which Mr. Roeee gram will tie distributed on these Jay fee* elected E. K. Laney haa ao courageoutily marl# \ days. i and Mr. Ilamaey an delegate* to own ran he achieved within t hecks, the sgrnr asserted, with i the State organiiatlon'* convention grand morale of American I ■hr hell by ihe farm office not In l.akeland, Apr. U-lt. Mr. K irth- atiiullonal iradilion. But to I | mnte than "I days nfter their tr- off and Frrd Scott were cho*cn a» In achieve lliem through th * ' i reipt, then they tire to lie returned alternate.. About 10 member* from at ruction of the American tr ! tn Washington. ihe lora! unit will attend. Hon W to open the way to t Yesterday’* session was .leFted WiUiimj Jr., arldm aad the death of ideal* th at Rav# II ’ algne.1 tn a r .|u a i n t a l l chlg ’ body briefly on propo*cd birth.” I fnm m idrcm rn wide their duties in plana for'Iwautif(ration of ih« lakeMoley tnld the Senate Judl* I tilling nut work sheets. Following from , diaplaying a blueprim of >ha Comm IIIee that “ n u M a haa 1 I I, he Vnmplota |lat nf the bodiesr plan* whlrh the City hope* to n*f more mitapoken than I ^ a r t I Co- my ♦'■'•titruin**— t ’—S—ly": of Iliiuimnek. thMIg.si with s|n-i’ littg . llviedo, pre-ideoi; Roy P. hyntc-s, n a-trlax e f»e i. .« w w « * » J.* a k te . H r n vote of tlir"'orgnniiaiion,| trary refuaol In fin f a way $15 or lit days; Karl (ikirie, Junior Chamber drlayrd plana for modify the law ami pregervt th ir g e l with ilruitki-itliess, J5 t-t1 a membcr»hlp drive until the new tinulty and unity an far aa 15 iluy<; llu., McMillan, rharg.-d, officer* have been rrateil. slide ill a Iht I.hI of atrikihjf, with drunkenness, }5 of It) day*;; An addrea* of W. II. Ilyaon. ptiriillrlr.| sociul and ccunr John I'lau, chsrgctl with rvt'klrss hnither of Fn-I liysun, w»* well change*.” iltlviltg, ‘.Hl-il.ty n u l l it.f, suspeo l I rereived. It noircm ed the interest _ _ ml; F Stephen*, charged with, which northerner* Hike In Florida. lm_ . , f|V _ | drunkeiine-s, $10 lain I rsirenietl [ Mr. Dyson *>s.-rieil thoi he hod 1*1 I S S l f r l l c a i 1 C I Dt-indi rty eon11net nllegH’iaus 1-een coming to Sanford for the C j l „ J _ _ i „ i v f f l t L were braid tlgiiitist the fitlhiwittg negroes; I Frank Thomas, $ |o or JO diy»; Maty Thomas, $5 or 15 days * lit t Akins, 50 tiny*, *t'spentle.|; Mariottj Ted Mercer, in tell m istl Otary, l.nwery, $10 or .'PI tiny*; Vernto K ili* H belay I.il.l *lmlrnl* at NentlPola J o n e s , $ | 0 Ihiiii I eslirii’e-l, I High School that tho "r.-al lekj Marion lytwery also was ftn.-d of an rutlcation is Its applied $5 or remande.1 to jail for lo dty*J liility lo the need, of life.*1 * for contempt of Court. He w st the principal speaker For allegedly keeping * disor f Funeral service, for Ron* C. on u special chapel prograul M tlerly house, Winnie llenderritn. I.oog, S.infoid rurnl until rnrriiT thr edureiioniil iusiiiuliun. negro, tlrewt a fine of $10 nr ill Mr. Mercer stressed mocal who >l|e.| Sunday in Cornon-ln sentenre of 50 tiny*. I barged with! Ilem h, will lie held ill I I’, M. eharacier, a spccitdiirtl Inlelletl being iron ties of lite Inotse were Wi-ilnc-duy flout die Frick*.ill end a well developed body its IP* the following, li..-* Ibtvis, $5 tpj Funeral llm iie with die Rev, |lr. three nefrssilte, whlrh the Itud* III day*; Ikt Jangle* Holt, $5 or E. D Hrowolee officiating. ertt j'Mith m it't (K isse s, to main­ 15 d a y . l*xlllienirM, all ■.uiidoyeea of the tain thr pace o f living. Ilroiikerioes* rltarge* ag tiiist( In developing the trio, I|m postnfficr. *re: three negroes resulted a* follow*;! W. S. Thoinuui, II. II. Kqttlres, ntissliHiary said all rmploygtfc James Wa-hingtnn, $5 nr 10 days;! E. A. latndiert, I. IV I'aymn, M. E- will rsaiiiini- any applicant J. H Ferrell, $10 or 50 days; and Moreland sod M. D Wright John li. Miller, $5 or III days. | rmplnyment as to his charactgf. Imi-rntent i* to he in Evergreen Hr said it was m andatory'tha$-m Willie Ward, negro wus fiord $ |o or :io .'ey* in i*d a f'er a cunCemetery, Ixiy nr girl completely nunUV Mr. t.ong, who had hern u resi­ on,, prnfession tn l*'rome a •lib­ virtion of I ring drunk and disor dent of thi* City for the past 2.1 ers.. He concluded with the *tgt^derly. • y ear,, wn. fishing in the surf when incut that a good physical condi­ he suffert'.l a stroke, lie died al* tion I, an aid to both charactkY I most iiiitiirdiiiirly. and thr ability to Irani, ** Mr. M rrrcr is -chislnleij lo *j[dtrss Hanford Kiwanians tnrwkrrow at li!:|5 1*. M. in the VaD dr* Hotel chairman, saitl between an 1 flJtOO had been subscribed 1 m T i t I I V I 1 1 gk l a Monday with sons* amounts still t l ' j l o l I I I C IB in the hands of the Cummiuer* A s x p H P l i R v U Ik V I gi but not reported to campaign head* §3j WJ I I quarters. - - . Mr. Sharon said that owing to Lloyd F. Boyle, assistant d i, lo the very busy season w orker,I irict attorney in the Ninth Judi Were asking for an intension of rial Circuit of Florida, wa, in Ti lime to complete the canvass. This tuavllle today engage.I in thi request h is been grantosl. spring term of Circuit Court f»i Campaign oiganixation has been Urrvard County, set up in the following town* in Mr. Boyle said lea* than a scort the County: at Lake Mary, Mrs. of ca»ei appeared on the -io.-ke Robert True will be in charge; and that none of Umm were of ma Mr*. D. R. G ray at Longwnod: jo r important*. B. L. Malt bit ar Altamonte Spring*; Spring term of Circuit Cmn Mrs. G. J. Barnett at Fern Park, open* in Sommol* County In May the Man's Club at Oviedo; Mrs. 3. according to Mr. Boyle. F. Long at Chuluoca; and J. A. Judy* Millard B. Smith i i.ngan at Geneva. presiding justice In both routine- against rich of three nrgr.'e. who pleaded guilty to a-sault and bat­ tery chargra af'i-r being aitaigne.l before County Judge II. W. Ware The defendant* were Gene C arr, J . D. Paul and Nrwt Wash­ ington. None of the trio mold agree with the others, it appeared, as to who nwnrd the santlwich — so they deckled to settle tr rho rough anti tumble way which cost them enough, said Judge Ware, 'o buy five Sunday dinners ea.h. Harvey McAllister. negro, plea-led guilty in County Court to operating an automobile with im­ proper license. Ile was fine-1 $15 o r given fin day* in prison. lot Ironir Funeral ‘20-Found Wildcat A r c Scheduled For (iiven C i t y Zoo; Four I*.M. Wedncuday Caught In Trap ChamlMT DircctorH ( ’ailed To S p e c i a l Meeting On Friday Marion Hand Diet* After Short Illness In Smyrna Hospital Welfare Unit SeekM A p p l i c a t i o n s For Enrollment In CL'C “S ' Court Spring Term dk> broadtail from 13:30 P. J SC T2 zm'^zHien Court Ch Secretary Says Pri­ v a t e Business In­ terferes With AthIftic P osition Charge Rate Display­ ed Or Show T r u e Law May Cover Paint Cost, Says B o a r d (Shop E m p l o y i n g (Tly Commissioners last nlgM liu tru it.il {•niira f h l r l hoy Wil llama lu o n lrr th a t dim* ra lr rrmove ih rlr lo cent sign, orharice lltu rate displayed. Thumbing tLtuugli olil iirtli:i anrex, Attorney Fre,) It. Wllaoi fiiuml w here u for hire vchlch rnul.l rharxe a maximum nf r certain fira control method* cenla per pnraon, but ho ex f«r boUera. rooming house*, pruned an opinion that luakinj boardlnr house* and paint aurh a charge a a a not tr ia l »c ahoM where spray gun* an long aa a lu c e n t sign waa "hang­ m ad. ing nut." ||o also fount] that the He expresied a belief (hat City Itan power Itt adjust rate* I ■tptiy email boiler* located within they are alumni. tlw.CUy limit* do not have peri* Titn I'om ml anion hmuclit njSift laipiction*, and some have for a arrontl reaillng ami passed np safely deviet* such aa a pop an ordlnanre apvettylng that “lit* VAlvt. choice of lht> volera In a gen The flro chief rraphasitrd the eral election ahnll have a nia danger of valvclraa boilers, show- Jorlly of vnlea. while ll|> i-holc" iOg that aa explosion of one de of volora In a apeclal elerllna vjge la highly rapable of spreadahall Ifavn n plurality of volea hig flame* wUcly about it* vlf'lty Clerk fra n k latmaon relnlty. portcil fhe receipt of *ev-ra Mr. Cleveland asked tho Com- complaint* rela!lvn to the place, g^lasiea for the authority to in-, nmnt of algna throughout Iho ■ftrt rataMlaliment* where guestr. I'lly, the kick* being reglatnrei’ t i g taken, assert lug that some in -' hy peratma tiring la the th in •W|lwe* c ila t w here itustlisiuale lllra wtgere the hoard* an- erect. llfw precautions an* talm an' ■U Allotn> v If ilw u i of *hf lKere i* an apparent lack «f in- opinion that the City rraa wlthnu’ Ipf^at, on Ihe p art of the owners. power to regulate elm placn I n . ihe safety of either building litem on prlvito pruperty. oe.gveol. An effort waa voted that Ih< J Oae of tho most outstanding Florida power and IJght Cone '*" p a i r K< a r i rexrlieTi In rigwert tT out,; u the di* lowering cut lain |t»aror llnna near i n *u*f* houae* for proper th e a lrp irt whlrh are said 'i f »«‘lngttisheys rnnallutla n menru-e in Inruening He aeacrlbetl a s one or th* att.l outgoing ptanca. Ilfcat essential urjte of fire-fight-; Tami l city orllctala Invited N k'apparatu*. the Iik'O1 Commission to attend While the BtatB Hotel C w m U - a K lalea lila safety meet th e r, * l 1 . U • rBP°'*«',« l lo look after Murth 11 nnd At *11 I to ill* adell matter* a* egllngulaher* Ita rime principally n method for llm few u .tan d rwRialiig house*; there nassagi- nf a In «r lit reiiulre HI tic “ t1 A" W e l k i n th a t the btely , ilrlyera1 llrrnae. | The IPinnl yttleil In call for lihU on nrw uniform* f.tr mem(Cawlhiwed aw w a r twwvl Form er Advisor By Congrew n . , . n Sanford Ball Club I'luys Chattanooga Marion Elixahnh Hand, IJ.yearold daughter of Mr. atol Mr*. W. I Carl Hand, surruinlird early iml-iy in a New Smyrna hospital follow­ ing a short dines*. Funeral service* will ho held h eir. Mi's Hand'* birthplace, a l­ though the definite lime and du'u is yet lo he annuunred. Surviving are the parents, Mr. and Mi >. W. Carl Hand; a brother, Carl Hand Jr.; and * sister, Doro­ thy l.eo Hand. The deceased was the ro-ne of County Sheriff Charles Hard. Mi*. Hand ha, been living with her parent* In New Smyrna for nearly five month*. She w-a* a t­ tending school there. Sunford Kiwanians will meet to morrow at 12:15 P. M. in the Valdex Hotel for a rrgular weekly session. Ted Mercer, noted m u•kmary. » ptincipal speaker. Agricultural Head Donald ('. IllaUdale, j aaaiatani to M. I . Mil-on, ’under—* retary of the I’. S. Deparawtgl of Agriculture, U scheduled w • i*lt Sanford and ike nariwwafing vicinity*tomorrow or T lu m . day, according ns advice* rfC reived here today by Cotsagy Age a* C. K. Dawson. local w e a t i �’.'» * \ t > i :}'■' v itm - . ' \o .C alifornia Starte Fight | 7o Halt Fi$h 1Depletion* Hbm multbiff In the deaths of several hundred children. We suppose someone might preach a sermon h e n on the subject of “retribution."’ Surely If the school board was stealing the gas which caused the explosion, they asked for It. Stolen goods never made anybody happy. But the little children? They were not responsible. No but the innocent suffer with the guilty. The school super­ intendent knew the gas was stolen. Re was injured In the Mast, lost a 16-year old son. Did he think that because the gas was owned by a corporation, "stealing" it didn't make any difference? Rut what we would like to know Is what l>ecame ot the flBO a month whfch was saved. Did the taxpayers get it? Or did someone put this money in his pocket, and pass the bill for fuel along to the taxpayers Just the same* It bus been done this wsy liefore. That is why, though wt Rhnqrs elect the ecuHOm y candidates to office, we always get higher taxes. They economize all right, but in the M I o i B i Canneries Thriving On Great Shoals Of SariUnes O ff Coast) Sponsors Strike Back Higher Prices Prices which started going up In th e‘Spring of 1933, are still going up, and every Indention Is that they will FOR BK- rise considerably higher yet. Such things as strikes, monop­ Iren power olistic labor as well as Industrial practices, continued gov­ ernment expenditures- in excess of receipts, revolutions and wars, all tend to Increase the cost of living. According to the United States News, tho govern­ ment’s wholesale price index took a sensational spurt In the week ended Mar. 13 when it rose 1-3 percent to 87.2 per­ cent of the 1926 average. This puts wholesale prices at the highest level In seven years and 10.1 percent atmve a E irh a n apparently ha* year ago. The gain since the low point In 193.7 is approxi­ mately 48 percent. “It Is this figure of wholesale commodity prices which T V Ocala Banner call* fo r a Is most closely watched as a ayrnntom of economic devel­ t e W p " iirllt* on the Supramr opments,” the News explains. "The range has been wide ■art i M i m t t i y , over the last 22 years. This Hinge—reflecting the sharp price fluctuations—which President Roosevelt now says • M r e *a*“ U raid to hart that he is determined to control—U as follows: During tho Vto tto MUM of Ihr New Londot six years between 1909 and 1918 the level of prices was dtearwe, proving again that bane* stable between 67.6 and 69.8. Then came the wnr in flu^ la tea brat policy. ■ r SAM JA C X tO ft r a re known hi ( to so rth w ttt as pllA P F ratnre K m t o W rier chard*. But hers they t r s tille d ' SAN PRANCISCO, Mar. & — California *ardtne*. Mors th in 100 It‘« all right f i r tanner t o to MW* ten* o h m a re W soght op with the I (n a n oat to ratrii fl»h, but w to a *tn*1# cawktg o f • ost. ths cannery Itrelf more* right ! Out of ra th tea received t l 1-2 • * ' • r e a - b t t o fa ir t o t to f te h ? chare are packed aa human fo o d 'TWa qssMkm It bsfaro Califcr- 1 , required by Taw. T V rem ainder' nia in an initiative petition do- 4re p ro m re d into oil and Into fljmsd to limb and poiaftly a to l- f l.h mrel. T V latter I* t V rettl I»h an Infant Industry rem itting o f pay crop of tV oaviliit# ihoala and ***** floating redaction planta it la receiving inerraring fam e for that to r e been thriving on the Im- fattening cattle and poultry and menas thoali of aardinre off tk ii fo r fertiliilng t V toll. ***■•It hi the claim of the operator' “ Depletion" of the fiih e rto la that tV ir men are the hlgtieii the charge brought by tV back- paid marine worker* In the w orld.1 •r* ®f 'bo petition agahiat thU Aa fo r the 1,200 fhtVrm en on the new Mgh-apeed met bod of to n - aeinera, they h are to work only in dlbig fith. the dark of the moon. That i* the “There I* no depletion," replica only time tV allrery banka ol the Pacific T o u t Piaheriea inatl- aardinst, feeding on mlcroacopic tote, representing the floating foe- plankton, become rlaltW. toriet. “Tkia campaign b financed T V fi*h m a i l ordinarily it by the shore tedurtlon plaptt.Jnst racked aboard the mother thipt in pnseet their old lime monop. but the new 9500.000 R. 8. Polaro lf " j b>* merely atorea it in the hold, The lardiae “ merehant m arin e", |h cn load* it through a ourtion containing te r m mother ahlpa ■t*d;-pi|rf' Into bo* ear*, whence It !e 120 pur*e »elner« rrpretenting an; ilinrihntrl In VSriooa farm ran* Internment of 9-V*00,n00, d a t e s ter*. | hack to etperiment* in 1020. | While tV floating fictorie* opStanley Hiller, a wa»ie-pro<lucta, e rn e out*Ms the three-mile limit engineer, got the idea then of ran-J in Itrernatlonal water*, the Irtitkanlng and proecMlng fi*h at aea, tive petition would carb them by thttn aroiding the costly h»u| to making the ptir*e »clner* amennhore plant*. j nlde to revocable permit* from the III* floating plant, the la k e Bate flih aiitl game d»p»iSment.|*, Mlraftnrea, got Into steady opera-' Ths v.nt* frdsraiton of ta h q r h s * , lion In 19,10. It w it lorcettful an* rn ’ered the fight on the tide ortho *ea-gning firtorie* began to mul-1 young Imhretry. A resolution *p- M lacroaae ot bo LIBERAL TRADES EASY TERMS 19X1 Ford Cabriolet $295.00 19X2 Plymouth Coupe ..$195.00 $195.00 19.15 Chevrolet Truelt 1930 Itco Sedan 1933 Pontiac Sedan 1931 DeSota Sedan.........$125.00 19X3 Ford Tudor Sedan r*00 1929 Packard Sedan.......$125.00 19X1 Chevrolet 'C'otrfle. 1931 Chrysler Sedan....41654)0 19X1 Chevrolet Truck ^373.00 1920 Hudson Brougham $ 754)0 19X5 Plymouth Cm 1930 Essex Coupe...........$1454)0 SkHl In Canning Streamline Rooster Nets Home Income On Enforced Diet If (to highway accident toll conM Guarmatee pm o n t Mb IV unemployment problem "Then there was a eollnpso In 1021 tn 97.8. The level ■ ate rattle baolf in a fow year*. stayed fairly constant between then nnd 1929 when It was n s A(IE CITY. K a«, Mar. El.— ' ci.nvr 98.3. A precipitate drop followed until early In 1933 the <a>>-c a n n in g .kill V* built a ridy -Th* ro Bayo r La Guardla did a preiij commodity price level was tinder 6n percent of the 1926. Income for Mr*, clement V ern^; pa^iUrpn >4 J4k la doacrlblng lilt tor, but | pound* o Ian oot a couple of thing* wo'd average. From that time on the trend ho* been steadily I 0**x* city “pickle woman." upward, reaching 74.9 In 1934 nnd RO in 1938. The aver- j P 11* iff"""1 ■**. '» Wwlk. I to ca3 him. age for 11 months of 1936 wn.' 8U.5 im utfil ul vh* wa\i3’T ! ilK,^f<tSf’- i “ M w 1 “ Bitlor like* to itoql away, in matH normal and then a new rise set in that has carried B li mountain retreat," *ayo the now lo 87.2." , W a n t o n Herald, pointing out The big question is. says tne News: “Will commodity enter tho bu that V alwayo cornea back with a now bluff, . T railer toiiriato are ao worried Par attack* by tax levler*_ir'hd.MWtorii oL /ho covered w>c»a ly a w tr e a y Ikdwjfo. fpoektng of the Tamlami Trail, tto Fort Myrrt-Ncw* Prc*o remtedi Iti readero that tho l>u*<t to r e tho right of way. (Pager Boxers a n d Alfred Qwyono Vaoderblh xave a *katteg party oot In Hollywood ih* •W hy doe* t* X oo much," W» know that ■ n a y r r i like w hick about. *tate government a*k* an exchanxeone, ttono** tire to have nomtshlng Jo o tto IVrora of the New York BUI* Supreme f’oort ha* rnme (MM la fivor of the I'reablem'i •Mitt propooal on the xrmmd* ih.u •Mtretttratloti of alt power da th« toad* of tto eaecuilve la neee*a*Cy la ortor to avoid a dictator appear* inconceivable that i^W ahouhl he required to m Htote welfare work In la * m year," *ay* the Tam riboiw. It ia alan Irw-onrelvt o t It watl'l be a tre a t deal thaa that after a few lrx>«•oaoteaa have gotten ihruuvh Did you know that ur..ler nor PClIiat Income tag law, you mny tw o money for five year* and then make 440,000 In one yoar, a* manv • farmer ha*. and on that 150,000 you haw to pay the *ame tax lu tho govarnraant, aa any big corpoMthm which ha* gone along pah lug 950,000 ovary alnxle year, ttoogh over tha fhn> year period your Income may have avr raged M l more than 1 5,boo, while that gt tea corporation may have averIg td heutr than $50,000, ftta a ftou y world, ton*» it 7 IN THE REGULATIONS which Congress may prencrllie respecting the custody of the public moneys, it la de­ sirable that as little discretion as may In* deemed consist­ ent with their safe keeping should be given to executive agents. No one can be more deeply impressed than t am with tho soundness of the doctrine which restrains nnd limits, by specific provisions, executive discretion, ns far as it enn Ite done consistently with the preservation of its con­ stitutional character. In respect to the control over the public money this doctrine is jmrtlculurly applicable.—An­ drew Jackson. ActorV Body Found Masked Terror* Ih Ashore In England Slain By Police In Chicago Gnn Fight LONDON, Mar. 2 3 .-l/T )-D r. rilli'A flO , Mar. M .- M I-T w n pollremen *!%>' and killed Ihn "maakeil terror" nf the I'hlt-ag.i 1:iwrii iltalrlrt early tmlny. Thu etaln man was lilenllltuil hy Ml** Ann Weiner, daily 111ot of a rahhl, a* Iha maakeil kuuman who attarireil her early Hutxlay after rohblnx muort and ilrlvlnx her In a lonely *p>it on tho Miuthweit aide. The *l:i Iii mall wore a blue handkerchief, a monk unit ruble'r xhito*. lie wu* Identified from fingerprint rarnnla a* lamia Fh ert. 37, former rnn ilet. Five Meet Death A h Flames Sweep floune ItAl.ltWIN IIA tllinit. N ow York, Mar. 31. —(At—Five p"r■tm* died today in th» hliulOK Interior of a Iwoelory fruinu htuiee which wa* awept by flr« apparcatly atartlnn In an old fathloneit rnai atnvo convcr'-Hl In burn keru*ene. A volunteer tiro department from nearby Baldwin rraponib-d a Tew minute* after a nelxhb.it dlarovenxl the tpiiua la flame*, but wa* able to reaeue only ono nf five vlcllma, a alrl of four, who died tn a few ailnutaa. Oth ir vlrtlm* were her m other ami lhn*,> older ihtlera. Btxit inary K. C, Mercer t* doteg • good Job o f pointing out to teral y rathe tho evil* of drinking • t o t n Uriah that awry young w aa ta thla city might hear hi* » h lOMatlaw beforu ha laavea. There are ao many of ua who Mtok that a drink nr two won’t t o n anything or that wa are big MMUgh tad atrong enough to gat •w ay wkh k anyhow, that It U In•MWttng to know what happened te M tout one man who tried It. AM to ehowa that the um a te te t toa toppowad to thouwnda of • t o n . Ia fact our Jail* are popuiH to Wkh people who began 'heir Egypt la planning to apend • M n of relate wkh Juat aa* |77,BOB,BOO to Improve living Mn- (iitioBt te vittegw. t’erey Voetter (Mlay tlpflniiely! bb'iitifird the mule luely of a man wnihed up from the EnxUeh t'hannrl luwr Urarhhead a* that of Frank Vn»|wr, hit ortor *an who hitit lieen niymeriiHtily ml**lug elnre ho disappeared from a gay (humpagno party at aea on Mar. B. Voeper dirappearni from ihn ealdn of Ml** Muriel Oxford. IlritUh l>eaiiiy n orm , where a fairwell p in y was teliur xiven aboat I ihe llnrr I'ari* a* ehe nearetl I'ly. mouth nfu-r a trana-Ailaatl* rtuenitiX front New York. pickle* nn a She ',«e* -W t : I «. .Th*—k lu k t u l- ii '* '. V Minion Iw. the volcano OrUalut, width rl*e:i IS.l’.'O feet above nea level. SaftHrf$ction In Motoring I'a a ho had by lah teg advaatax* of nalos our <hre Hlap Service Station Hofmann Electric Service bo*e tot IN Magoutla Hoa lard. Fla. Get Tbea At H O M E R ’S MuHHolini Explains Italian , K ecruitH * Buy Now! WHILE PRICES ARE LOW F a* c 1* t In ly , actuat'd by Spain'* flnvernmem of w a y l . i y “under Ia m t International w ar" on the ride nf 8panl*h Inaurxeni*, tMd Great llm aln today the only Italian* to land in Spain nine* the international neutrality accord went into effect were voluaireer doctore ami mu-vet, The an*wcr cam* a* II Ducr, lack from a Libyan tour, gavt Farciat celebrant* a itridrnt de­ fense of Italy’* empire bulldiax in the face of Angcliran pulpit rrit- REFUND Buy a better, nener used car now w^dlr pritent lujtc I'.riiri urc in effett. Herdcu.ber, every it & G car m u l merl definite apcclflcationa wt up by (be Ford factory and la Ikwruntcrd in writing by your I'ortl tic k le r — aalinLirlory wr lfKK% m on ey bucU." Sim your Fonl dealer tutlay. Don't wait and run the ri*k of higher price*. Your prracrit car will prohubly cover tha dawn payment—-and more. Tha bulauce w* ca»y term*. kiam . Hardworking Hen Doubled Production STOTTKBLUrr, N*b„ Mar. an. —There’a u hew In Fututon Hato t’* hurayanl wkh no compunc­ tion about beating price* down with overproduction. For a week *he laid two egg* a day, waning with mm Mg. ■ounce pradnet and working up ia tto pair—an* hard itottol and Me hi ft • he lied. Her avrn g* yrarly pnnhiciloa, ilu tot taid, ia M0 egg*. HOMER'S SODA SHOPPE ( t o . Baafoeg a to M *t. o n l y F o rd D e a l Ie r s USED CARS �■ n k M ^ M M a A iM ^ _______ _ ..A ’ _____ _ - -------llg - ' - >■-• JTT^V-V?'r' *“ A n d P erson al FftAXCKg FftAlflON, SacMy U U u* Social Calendar MOMDAT Circle Number F ir* o( th e F in t Church w ill meet wkh Mr*. L. M. T .lfo n l, F l o r a l K*ifhta, m 7:30 P . M. TUESDAY Tho W. M. U. of the Flr»i feptlM Church will hold a diatrict fall? *t *ho church beginning at t:S0 o’clock. All women of the arc urged to attend. A dish luncheon will be ■erred at noon. The Prim ary Department of the Fire* Method!*! Church will hav, a a C arter Egg Hunt for ehildron m tho church annra at 2:30 o'clock. WEDNESDAY Tho P.-T. A. of the Kant Side PH aw ry School will meet at the achoal at 2:30 o’clock. A a im piratlonal program on the eigaiflcanre of E aster will be glv• a by the Literature Department of the Woman’* Club at 3:30 o'clock A ll duh m e m b e r* are requeued to attend. The public it ^ a o * t cordially invited. A hbtory f l N h « e r muilc will be given. The #NB{i will Illustrate hymn*. THURSDAY The Primary School Teacher* will give a benefit bridge at the K k 'a Club at 3:30 o’clock for the benefit of the A. C. E. SATURDAY Circle Number Two of the F ln t Mrtlg>dbt Chu.ch , will hold a cooked food (ale In front of J. C. f l u e y Co. Thief Takes D o g Then Gives It Away Tho Truth Seeker* Claax of the Firat Methodbt Church met yo» terday afternoon at the home of Mra. A. D. Shoemaker on Park Avenue, w hk Mra. E. A. Moffht, Mr*. C. C. P rin t, Mra. John Vaughan, Mr*. C. L. Flower*, aaJ Mra. J . H. Powell aa hoateaae*. Mrv. T. J . Smith ted the devo­ tional and read •“An Evening Meal.” Mr*. J. B. Crawford, chain man of the da**, prcaidcd over the bualaeaa meeting. At the aocial hour refre-hmenr* were nerved to the following* Mr*. E. A. Radford, N n . L Drove, Mra. Lola Lrflrite, iMra F. R. Mitchell. Mr*. C. L. Goodhue. Mr*. El»le Klrchhoff, Mr* William Reichert of Long litaad. N. Y , Mr*. M. S. EDI* of Maeoa, Ga„ Mt*. P. D. Parker, Mr*. R. I . Shinholaer, Mr*. W. A. Tllll*. Mr*. W. S. Thornton. Mr*. Harriet Tm ranre, Mr*. W. L. Deklr, Mr*. George McCrum, Mr*. W. N. Holme*, Mr*. R. L. Crenahaw, Mr*. J . (I. Walt*, Mr*. T. K. WU non, Mr*. J . B. Crawford. Mr*. C. L. Flower*, Mr*. Le*||« Went, Mr*. Ililm a l.undqulst, Ml** June Waddell, Mr*. W. M. Petrie, Mr*. John Rumbley, Mr*. J. W. Rut ledge and Mr*. W. L. Clark. * . . '_*■ h ^ t ■■ I f a I m « P e rsonals M m Mary M a m ad Rvonarille, lad ^ agent ytaterday with Mr*. J W. Rot ledge. Friend* o f Mr*. Roy WDIIam* *111 r t g n t to learn that a be la in. Mr*. • t her kaiser. Jone* wa* tho g u m r, Mr*. R. L Shinthe week-end. Mr*. Jaawa 8. Philip# o f Clear*n»»r _waa the goeat of h e r alatcr. Mra. J . E. Prewon, loat week-end Mr*. Roby Lalng and Mra. Hugh Wkelcbel m oored to Orlando yeawrday. Mr*. M array Nance an d ton. Nolley, of Tampa, arrtvad yeaterday to aptnd acvcral week* here with Mr. and Mra. R. E. Tolar. Friend* of llnle Mia* iorne Magrndrr will regret to learn that ah* la ill at the home of her parent* on W tet Firat S tm t. LANSING, Mich.. Mar. 33-GY) —Governor Frank Murphy deftaltely announced today a conferrace will he held here Wedaeaday be twee a Walter I*. Chryater, chairman of the Chryaler Cor poratloo Hoard, and Jutfi L. LawI*. head of the CIO. In brlOatag together the prin­ cipal* In a labor rontrnveray the governor aaw hope for aa early peaceful aettlemcnt of the auto­ motive alrlke. lie arranged the meeting In aa effort to avovd tho us* of force to evict «ltdown striker* from the occupied plants of the Corporation. Meanwhile In P r o v l d e n r * . Rhode laland. department storo atrlkera went bach to word thl* morning with five to ten perrent wage Increase* aad m ogaltloa of tho Committee for lnda*trUI Organlaatloa after tying up bu*l Beaa all day Monday. At oaotH'r eilrem e of the n.v tlon. activity at Han Pedro. Port of lew Angeles, neared a alandatltl a* employer* ordered un loading Hopped, charging that atrtkara broke 0 rerent true* by new picketing. Use Armadillos In Fatteninf Poultry Rope Spinner Twirls For His Education Friend* of Mr*. W. M. McKim will bo glad to leant that ah* ha* returned to her homo from the Or eng* General Hospital w here *hc underwent an operation la*t Sat unlay. • ——— Mia* Gladya Souder who ha* been the hou** gue*t of Mi»» Gene Martin Loney for aeveral week* la (pending thla week in lak elan d whk Mr. and Mr*. Albert King. ■ | I> M - ^ ■* Itj^ t.mmw ti " .' « t . i M M gjgpgV jga g. ^ 1' V . * ' ‘ >* ■ ? ■Zr~r!imC+i*3J ZZ j J&v -<*t~ Mrs. Vivian Speer. Mr*. An drew Cnrraway, Mra. Joder Cant Friend* o f Mr*. Elton Good rum aron and Krneat Belt a motored to will regret to learn that the la Jacksonville yeHerday. They w i n 111 at tho Farnald U agbton Memo­ accompanied home by Mr*. Ellin beth Beit*, who has been vUitinj rial Hoopltal. in JacksonvilleMr. and Mr*. Carl A a b ra a a a n d ehildron o f Jackaonvlllo, War* the JASPER, Te*.. Mar. 13.—(API week-end gucat* of Mr*. Mamie —Mr. and Mr*. K. A. Ogd*n Griffin. found an economical uao for ar Mro. R, E. Tohtr baa returned madltlo# that overrun thla re­ LINCOLN, Neb.. Mar. 23.-</T*l from Jacbtoarille where aha wa* gion. — Melvin Be*rman 1* twirling hi* The Ogden family report* un a delegate a t dm State Convention way through college. of the Federation of Woman'* uaual production from a flock of A Hudent at i||» Unlverahy if lot) whlt« leghorn* after feeding d a b s . Nebraska college of agriculture, the h<m* armadillo meat. It I* Mia* Mary Jan# Preaton and Beerman has pursued hi* hobby of rooked tender and aerved to the Mia* Catherine Rragan o f Clear trick roping, lie* In demand nt hena In tho ahell. About four of water were the week-end gue»t» rodeo*, festival*, picnic* and tho tho llllto reptile* are ronaumed of the former'* parent!, Mr. and like a* a lariat artist. by tho flock weekly. Mra. J . E. Preaton. CHICAGO, Mur. ! 3 - ( A I 'l —Paul Petri. SS, wa* dearrlhlng to each of about Co periutn* gnllt* tro d In a local ptllr*. alatloi how he hail entered and robbed their home*. MBat,“ walletl Martin ||. Mllok 2 ATTACK RD. I DIFS rn e ■of 11%' victim*, "I mold etand the lo*. of tin* money and PLAINFIELD, N. J - Mar.21 hut why did you, Ittko pedigreed wire-haired te r —(An—Mr*. Iami* Kadeih, 60. Her land what did you do with wa» found dead and her daughtrr uncon«dou* In a »erond floor him " "I didn't take your dog. ml* apanm ent today—apparently beat ter.* the primmer replied. “When en by un axaailam. The older worn | |« | he followed nt» out *•» I an’* body wa* on the floor of het .bif* hntnev-kept hint a C*w( bedroom and the daughter, Be«a ami then gave him to a. *le. S3, on a be 1 adjoining the room. fellow la the neighborhood. I *;- ■~-'L‘-. "'""-* '** ' —' * m uamm m m tAMvm rum* MichiganGovernor HARRY THAW Arrange* Conclave Activities Far Strike Talk •~ ; M eeting I* Held By Truth Seeker* ._ ------ -~ FA CE FLOOD THREAT HAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 23. (Jft—Two |*et»on* were dead am’ Northern California fared a »e riot’s flood threat today a* unpre cerfrnred rain* sent the Hicramen to River to the danger level. Heavy rain* wa*hrd out tod feet of irH.-k near Llnruln and in the Fol*..m llill* sent the American River ur ala fret. ta tfa i Music Of Be r l i n Youngsters Demand Movie ‘Fire Checks' Lures Powell To PITTH Iinitlll, Mar. ; 3 .- ( A D In a movie projection Sing In New' Role —Pin* booth *ent hundred* scurrying IN COURT AGAIN The magic |dtrn«e, “ Won’* to th«. street*—all eicrpt a few and music by Irving Berlin,” youngster*. Not until police assured them ptuVed ta b»- the dividing (actor in iu .u d n g Di.k Powell to *tar they could return on free ad­ i i the Twentieth CentUiy-Ftm pro-: missions tlld they leave. The lire was routined to tha •I tion. “On the Avenue,” at the Rita 'i*heatrr W edneadiy ur.«l booth. Thursday. V lien he heard that the Itcrhn |71* •«••#•» * ivwtat i |»i*a* in tail ini|»**** tant turn in the new pietnre, hi ( cho <o wa* practically made. Dick I.KGIIllltN ITICKGIIKI.H I week# 1 Id. Ue rich . Bred to lay legndm :r I fiankly. lie was nil t'-.r t i tr th>- film before ho even hum day eld rhlrk*. Ilendrlcka ir ,1 tho script or lu aid »vh> was Egg Hanoh. luike .Mary. g it*» ti Ih- in tho ra*- wt h hint. “ I '.idn’t even hint the song* or tb. ir title*,” Dick said, “ when I •I \ i.lod that I wanted to t'o the pic ute. A long a* I m i n-nu m- Olleirtautid Bv Rmb4-Ww m • IVi tin's songs hiv e alway* N* | i *i >Iy t*H« r f n r lg tlt. F«lf -i|i* liir, »l»mjfti »H*r»*»uI**rt. Irr»l‘ . sled to mo. Lit'rr, when I |-«r I . ar Iw ita rlw . | I J U « r J , l*r*>k.f| »•#»!* I M i U r l l i f c f ’ H I f I f A t o l I** W d f m IR* ■ i'il tin- mtmbors, I knew that hI*«t i'D lib Ji»n*-'«\rri»tif»iMe. uveil l«a tho r oto wa. prjrtioally ton to to 1 i t t i » f**r d ia l a U u l l i . I I U b e l l i # !.* • tiilll|**l) m |*|. etilot. f r I foci th.it tho six »ongi Mi. It. tint wrote f. r 'On tho Axe 'AYNES VERMIFUGf n •' n o tight no my ovonuo.” \\ h M idi lolito Carroll us ro -1 ir. and such proutiiiont ploy •« a \ln o r lyo. Tho l!i'r Brother* I an I lion no It ii Idol (oillirril, ihe i i ■f ' i l l the. Ax lUii'o' more than fi.tiilV nil rn|ulrrioonti and d o Ih thp timi* for fltiwrnc unit at m turo of tho story and Wo hnvo n niro Htipply of Ii tdcri lid oppsftiini'v it nfferod unrilrn fitment rut dally. f.ui* the iiar cheiked mote than Here goe* H arry K. Thaw back to coutt n - un. Tin . t. , >.• f*i tm tlx. Soe xxhnl ..Ir w ill huy! la defending a llU.Wk) damugo suit at Wnsltinc on, l> i nlcd l.y Aslor nntl Murigold I’lnnN Ifontly To Sot Headwailer Paul Jaick rs (or tho hhorrhant l . i t who ehnt .d P u rl t* »k«’H win* »• f'ltig-k hnvo Mrw. Ilrrhort Hu.h.<h II Thaw *tnu-k him in settling a $.'•*• hill for an . a - m < . fun Wit it Ii n ri‘Mio\«-«| will lU'W 391-J I'rlrry Are. Thaw, who was ronfim d in an Insane asylum u In. n | f..< n ip i in tun wcck<. slaying Stanford White in I'.Hitl, i, » woman t .niifu I herself aa Miss Diana Nash. (Associated Pro** Photo) ) !.r . Z Z r t J Z Z Too Late To Classify UNDERWEIGHT EASTER Sinn- 1'I'.'J. w | liy was liemin DSCEOlaV, N'eh., Mar. 2.1.—till! square mile* of D — Infante taken to F. K. Kline's *”ry have beoa in theater sometime* ill»liirlied ou*H- ; iuc:ImmI, ence* by siptalling. N..w Klin**t urge* patents to bring them tin i line half o f Mov e u»o his specially cun truitcd p.iptll.l ton is p le It. I “ro in g loom." INKTAIJJ4 ‘CRYING' KINDI China »a» Uncle Ham's c u s t o m e r for aero n au t leal in IIKItL le st prod'll Is Dross Up Tho Car For EASTER pti.eogra-. la. t- t ..... .. mi uni . I l.y lid. I S! t T h e Atticrli an it.'d i a ' O S iilulor a rli . r t e r I l a u . t S P H T V I. PRICES PREVAIL \ l l . THIS WEEK. IT MILL PAV VHI T tl INVESTIGATE til II P llll'E S . Allantic Service Sta. IIIIVT WIIIIDWAltD. Prop. -'Ill IVrk \x r. Phone I Id-J I'ollgtoss tit liWa, Miriam Hopkins says: "M y flirnat welcomes Luckies—my favorite cigarette for 5 years1 ''Luckies h atv Ivcn my fm'oritc cigarette /nr iifmiil S vctiri. They’re a light smoke thiii veii.iifiiv throats ur/ettme. O f the many trends that suve/r through Holly* U'tNitf, one irf the hmgc.st lasting has been the /tre/erenee for Luckies. I once asked a */iro|»eriy’ imm—who siiftfiHea clga* reflet to the tielors—w hat the favorite iu lie un.vuereil by ofrenin# n|» a box eon* faiiiing ci#inreltej.They were ufl Luckies." Brimming With New, Crisp ‘De-lovely-De-ligtful ’ ^Easter Frocks and all of those acces­ sories necessary to make your EASTER PARADE COMPLETE Block Prints, Pastels, N ew Marqui. settes, Navy, Browns, Prints Prices - $5.95 to $22-50 Sizes • 12’s to 44’s All Naw S p r in g , S I All OF T1IE HKO IIADIO PICTURE "THE WOMAN 1 LOVE” LucienLeLong PARFUMES ttM M tr Hhadn* Exquisite for HER 1 Famous Easter A rcher Gift 1 * H osiery 79c $1.00.$1.25 $1.00 to$5.00 A ll N tw Odour* A* lo w A n Handtol patrol y leather bag*, kid hags—Hag* to MtlUfy >uur every whin. $ |. 0 < J - $ 1 . 9 5 - $ 2 . 9 . r> Truly The Easter Store A n independent survey was made recently among professional men and women —l.iwyers, doctors, lecturers, scientists, etc. Of those who said t h e y smoke cigarettes, more than 3T;j stated they personally prefer a light smoke. Miss Hopkins verifies the wisdom of tin's pref­ erence, and so do other leading artists of the radio, stage, screen and opera. Their voices are their fortunes. That's why so many of them m oke Luckies.You, too, can have the throat priv tection of Luckies—a light smoke, free of certain harsh irritants removed by the exclusive process "It'sToasted”. Luckies are gentle on the throat. THE FINEST TOBACCOS— T H E CREAM OF THE CROP* A Light Smoke It's Toasted” —Your Throat Protection AGAINST IRRITATION—AGAINST COUGH �fIttsS'TTJ *.TK.V*Wwt V,-' _jJw ' t ' #"»**■» ‘ - +- ,1 ;** a !.«s * . ’■'.*v-':. . - - •■»ajk* yaasBBi _•«£• % snford Ttam To MeetL tiib i(| Entry Chattanooga W t* itUuwn^PlaM oku L In C onte s t Tomorrow FiAifpDmfWl ! W w *•«■■ General Sahara I g a a d For Initial SaUMtioa B a t t l e O at Of League By N e a r Develspaieat ■Ml “Raw Meat" Rodgers’ agnail m Sanford Igwknui* will engage fierier a I Sahara I* favored to Ik t taatatlfB ftrsl team of lhr win tho feature rare, the ninth, Chattanooga Lookout* In an r*- over tho fut-rtijr ill*; a nee, when ■M ilan rontaat tomorrow alter- tha hound* line up for the event ■ " • i e*tH»« under way al 3 tonight nt the lymgwood track of • ‘clock at lha local ball park. the Banford-Orlando Kennel ClubIt will be the flrat regularly Blomlie Meadow* I* a go«l .athadaled battle between the recond choice with Lnddlt'd Gal tt n t team* of both aiiaada with nr DUherine favored to place. the refer an Chattanooga train fm crlpllon ami Light Traffic ■i H t a the edge orer the recrnlteit are favored to win the dally dou­ .rawklea drafted from Joe Engel's ble with Noon |ia y Flyer, V rhaaebal) acboot here. Light and D ay e a rly prime sc.M e t Hodgtrs la plaining on lection* In the first races In­ •atac Brand aa hla alartlne scription, Torrid nnd !5ero In Ihr ■Maker with .Tippett to go in second; Light Traffic, Jllack Failater while llolromb ami Living- voiti, anil I’e r f w t. H ay In the d k a Will be on the rerelrlnit end ihlnl; flommanchn Jack, Mystic la turn*. Freddie Ilrnnla wll Melody and fjlrnnibnll in the ■old down lha* hot turner with fourth; Flash play, Dexter Park Hoover at second base, Prllehan1 and Nimble Dick In the fifth; • t tin t and Fleming nl short Rip Collin*, Officer Flash ami ! • tha out field will lie Holland Red Sen thirl In the alxlh; True in Ike renter pasture, Martin Ir Ann. Senator Ilnnley ami Dutch right field and ilrellrh In tef Friend In the nevrnlh; My Grunfield. na, Ann Will and Ml** Lo?a Tke tentatlre1 balling nnler ol Meyer* In the eighth with Ju d tt * local* IMta Bronte, 3b. ar Show 'Em , fikylinp Mahout and lead-off man, followed by lloneer, Speedy Jam es choice selection* in ; *h. Holland, rf. Martin, rf, llr> Ihe tenth. lick. If, Pritchard. 1b, Fleming TON IG HTS ENTRIES: ’ aa. Holcomb, c. ami Print, p. For lb# Tennessee Hub. Fly.le Milan I* a*peeled lo start off *, *l*h Fore, ef, lleasmlller, », Mile*, if. Wasdell, |h. EMabllt • Inwrlpiinn, „ If, Nll.Ib, lloneyrull. .111. Karlv r, and on Ihe mound will M Kelly, pellrnlo* nr I'hHiil*, unlean the Challannona shlppn rrafitr, murk I'uvoritv, i>., , i make* a last minute i (tinge. i Mr, i ur»<HM|. choice. KimJ5nh,r . There will be no admlMlou Klmiuuin. I'tulii* MMHtTII H i r e . i . | « „,i|, Kat, charged for the conleai. Ml iM .I.o, .mi K»»1. i:.„ , Mhi Speedy Event Ih Winner Of First Dog Derby Trials Hpm'ily Event roppctl honors lit thn first Hlmlnnlliin for lb„ I’nn tral Pturlila Imrby by winning thn ninth ram of lari nUhtV program nl Ihn laingwoml IrnrV nf Itln Hunroril-flrlaiulu Kcuu, I Club. UQUOfeS M? L f ir7 ori*^£ r a v n ru i <p„ ur:n r * vo^e a * “ " « « £ NOTICE WINES front thn Architect. Executive Committee P erk in s Fknhci« |M5 « Frlendlr S » Fortane $LN SHOES M PL*, t * o n IONS— lllreaa) IV***, VI» fiMihiiM. Aim Will, * M KTH | | A I » - K n i * n f l v W tM f Blinking tiff n brief r im llc n g ■ r in t, l]t'ti*fal Huh.if.i llliiiitllr Mf;| mailj, hy Flying .Tell, th n Vliigraii itouk. c c i a r mum ., liner aiu rtir. F p erily H r c l c l I h r fell) r o u r s o lo III|K iMutdltoU I h l . " Mill* i 133 3 S scronils, T b r Hcfilor Offlior lbs Hunt jromWne form»it thw winning . itnlly limit,I,■ pair. M 4.sli.ie i..tvr S li.ltr • H e r e d uel I I ' l l l U T - t - l b mile, Hit,., la i i L !.»•,, i. b* .ilitii Ik.eo 11 •>■• u,|i| H* ■ '||4~# f l l . t ‘1 l i i i l l*‘ M i* a Mi l i».4k> ( ’nriosity Of C at Is Nearly Fatal r illC A f iO , Mar. M . - W I - A n i'di»o — Pew. per >KP PR IU — : Pupplles n,.derate demand moderate, snaiblt eteatr Pla. huskel hompere. Hullaoie l.ie .I.lii wnener. i.ta .i.H : ny b-t. rrla.. II u I|bo» » t.io-1 le; Won­ der M i - I H ID TATO K * — Bupplls* demand moderate, mar’ Pla. ’.aa rrta. IIILaa T » a So. is. t.il-l.sa. t; t.U . poorer, rnuah’ t.l W lTA Tyilll — Maine I tain I’ W T bane. No, li H A D IM IU --p la . par Aaw It -H e S IIV A lll— Pla.. New 7>aUrvt, srarre. few. I,ue. bek I anUAPM— Pla. ba* 1 haw Creehaet ba ■lair, to M i l poorer, lawsti , 1 Hpra. N©NeedToWerry About RADIOS Dim nf lift Any, (Em** nothlsc Jw ratliefaet Un O ut Rldt, Cw m t /iU. Miffvv . pup, Jiuum.. .tUfcerdml p rrri'r in ilr’nll, unrliT ino 'killf„i bs-iflo n t .F riu'lc. N'linr. ^ lA s i . 'hey nut inr I for iii'lrunton wnrh fiy pnVnl irsrrvr nffirrra. Frank I Inuilmi hy naval auih, riilcs as ihcir whitilcr par tellenm Iw'iilr* bring n seaman, llrat rlaiM. in hit fourth year ofi, training wiih ihr 2lili <lirlsien, II. H. navnl reserves, U v has u ilest royrr, the l). 8. H. T ra n ' nml ihr It. H. H. Inillinnpoli* mi ilisplay ai iliviiiun hisibiuarters where they atn Iming usnl in irnrhing re'crvliis wlim is proper ii Imsm l runl lisltlr ciud. T lir iiiimIsI ' u it Imllt on n scale of one sis'rviuh inch iu Ihe fmn. W * t b cifftl for M vMm Rjt (• m p friirl work. — SoRsor Dresses Cleaned To Perfection S em in o le D ry Cltanor* Fiitgnrpiint* usrd a* slgnalures ImV' lutoii illseovgrwl on ailInin rimit I'hinesc ilncumetlls. S I'H IN H F IF .l It. III. Mur. S3 (A*l T h r til.l n,lu::r “i-uilo'liy kiltml it n il” »l| l"H a.eti 1.11. 1**1»u, f best, dos. 4*c, M U L K T - r t s . par dak. baa She*. IS-Jle. I'M AS: IK.HlIl.lltlll — KU bu.h.l bore, uidlnsry quallly. bu. he. m ruinboll. M l . I l r Melody. •H en . I o m m unrh c Ja i l., w i . w 4'IKTII I t .ti'i: J . | * mu*, u p ■ • f.oek, Nimbi., l o c k , | t ,|| fill Ion, Hnlll Xrrund. Ac* I'llch. l i m n .Mark, Kla.l, Ii n it - t U. S. Naval Reserve Seaman Constructs Fine Ships* Model* I ll* , l. i e - l . H ; ba. b*r»„ l.t l-t .lt , I IA T —<t« Peanut. 100.^1*.*#. u rrT u c ii— i i m m tight, e maud toed, market steady. Fla. ICKHUIUI Western erte., <*. »* J.ie-I.ts. lUttern r r i . . I li-I.Jk MUnTAlU*— Pla. curly, aMrce per d"L bunchsa. He. Dally capon of aalaa al Piarlda fvalla and vatatabIM at tke nan lord •fade Peraeoew w lita s its Mae*re to truLhers, sartet PMambldtw and other dealor* fur a Id hoar parted endian al t:dd A . A , today aa raportal by J. O. Mlthaoi, Moan(•r. lo Ihe Poderai I U U Market llowa Pervtoa. OIIANIIFit— Pla. did. ban. Combe sssasttL*&. NIXTII Il.|i "K — F u t u r i t y ; Juv I if firm r Ffa*h. II- h ' h Htyniiilltni. It hi H.1 HPV .Man, IIm I M#ntln<-I, KuiiMtft T m l f l r , l u llm . l»r. HKVIJNTI.* ItATR 5-11 r>,|ln l*r *i I f l«t U u h r p , Nt n i'n f|t>iti» «ii»«i •Ar ll llilrv. TfWr AlH. XlUjI In Dulcli > «I*Yd,* H*wk<M*t Ijliitr. IVeilUltl* f :i* IIM'II ItA l’i ; —F u t u r i t y | Itleu I Hill. Min* All nr. hi** lii *1. ,A|iM Ml.* Mf>rrn. Myitli' i|t*lil, J.HI bus. fair to i M i EN V A L L E Y DAIRY Phones C. W. Mb’, her e, Tim rat n|i|nrrmly snick n* )„ n l inn, n smnll can wltlla iuarrli log for fix*!, uotl become ira p K '1 A sy m|ml belie ntnn noiicnl tbe animnl's pllghi owl w»ni m It* re*cue. In this initnme, however, lb,, ntihy'a cttriuslty nesrio in inn towarilnl. In 'hr I mmni uf ihr ran were ihrru bnby mice. PETER PEN Aritcnllmi L to hovi> n i:,lV rrnniciil cimlrolh,l wireless rom iminirntUms cumimny. H ave them cleaned WAN' IKJ. SSv/ L i i i �i g s g a c ^ ‘ ' , , ^ ^ >r '• ‘r ^ ■' • re Department Chief Of PeSce Seeks Ordinance Is Instructed To J> Oast Dangers RenMnreCabSgns fl« A •- — I t i lax in that duty regards Mta City. Q en la n d explained the everjresem danger of fire in the N M y g w palltt shops where m* IlnM h’e painting materials are taparittfl la the proem o f ap* yflcatkin to an automobile, tie ■ U that IMat rrtabliih merits, on fla ir own Initiative, are using ex* eeflewt precsetlons, bat that an a d b a s r s fee City control e f fire t^on methods In the future table. ra . I f Hs s i t r n a l e s s S w i here of the Fire and rolice De­ partments, A mm man Ication from Wm dell C. Heaton, chairman of Ihr Florida lad net rial Commission, Instructed the City—as its o e r Insoror snder the Workmen's Cntspeasalloa Act—to report all accldeata directly to the Com* mtestoa. Coasmlaaloaer W. g . Do Free waa named to represent the City on aa arbitration board to agree GREETINGS to the Ihattuooga Ball Clob T ser stay her* Is ear# la he ■ Seminole Ice Cream Nothing hot the pare* U p a ib 9t GrapcvIOe 'F lyiaf Ducht**’ Reported MiMiitf Mrs. T. 0 . Tyner and son. Jim. A fter Solo Trip were hewn from Dsyiora lass week. They rtturned Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs, liirnum n wire LONDON. Mar. 23.—W )—Britbome from Whrieniere over Sun- ain’a 71-year-old “flyui*r duchess day. —the Duihe.a of Ik'-itord— was The Donas Circle meets as ihe* nib'lng last night after starting church Thursday, M ir. J>.% | » solo flight yestertlsy afternoon, Mr.' and Mrs. Paul Cason and and it was feared she wa. actash little daaghter have moved to • victim. Police patrols search.*! the Bed­ place near the Conmy Home. Mr. and Mr*. Jesse Smith havr fordshire countryside fur a trace ef the plane in ohich the duchess moved near Monroe. Mr. Shannon's brother and their upped o ff from Woburn st 3:30 family h ire arrived from Norm P. M. (0:39 A. M. EST, for what ______ Carolina and_____ here______________ move! Into-.ho waa to have been a short flight. cottage on the Country Club] The British Broadcasting Company road, I broodisst a call for news of her. Wily Cargill, accompanied by 1 When the duchess went up the hie mother, Mr*. E. Crook'tun. an 1 weather was etesr but turned to sister, lletty, made ■ business trip snow later. She look up flying at the age of with Mr. Italnei to Miami last 53 and has flown thousand* of Dr. Kirk of Norwalk. Ohio. I* mile* In man y parts of the world. again visiting hi* old friend, >hr Chile ha* uti radio broadcast, Her. J. S. Clark, at the lauer's home near the airport and preach­ ing stations now in operation. ed the sermon for Brother Clark on Sunday, lie presetted In his old e w n i-t: Tu i n r u t row s church In Philidelphlt last turn- ar«TK uv i i.ntsiiiv. m i m tsK «t:wi t o i l:. tor- tn his Pith binhdsy. Leav­ T*n» mini iej|rti iif jrmiii strw tiprwhjr itts this- church he went with hit , rii»llfiril un-l rir«|illrwtli in jir*'** tit r*i»>, at m i*s*lo!l*ri#j, to A l* * V a j uiiv ilu h n a t - II-1 rextlsl l.p hn i MM.rrvrlloj over .1— the towotld. Mr*. Ansley has been enter* tr'nitft an old friend, Miss Hess", of ti Ira. New York. u.. i*t 3 m lio to be paid for :* rs ,-ilu strip of land that hu* h>oii pre:vised s* a road throne It th<» loci I cemeteries. r|,u iwm ly-lhtnl 'I-AV »*f Mmrrh. The commission refused lh» I,,T' MATtl.HA f*AUt.t*s»V fdlowlnp person* licenses to sell K V c m r U of nr A’Alit. j r l l ti|rr*ildr*l, l .HUS b *r m il wine; Itinhurt Iterher. •at Ftr'fo 1 Avenit.t; Charlie (Ills-1 * n Cev-ntl^ Street and Hanf.ird ,* -e s n s j R o b e r t llanRi-rfleld. H i'ltory Av«nue. Wrist Watches and ELGIN GHIIEN BUI,OVA SI*EC.A L PRICE* making and We heat digged k * FM IM O I F t l n l l l U L I ! l CREAMERY COMPANY sis a to si. pimm sat C n. . 1 it. k. KJBh » Adv A p tr U sta u FDR SALK—Oak Wash Stand, The Paris International Expo* *1 50. Mather Furniture Com* sitlon which opens in M s/ calls ratty. I for an eipendiiure of 415.000,000. FOR SAI.B—Oak Dialog Rootr s i r veinv Table. Seats rlaht. 11.00. Ma Til: MART KISH lO m S H tA TIO .i r, n I'lirtMirutlun. u f I 't i .l s o a Ks* ther Furniture Company. r h sn ito th ink U n i t d i n a. u s d for Kent. ■t IIAt K YDl'Il Watch repaired by FOR RENT: Garage apartment l i r . u d i i . i l , S-IV Turk f i tj r . X. T., an d m : i : i t n i T o. f i t i v t - B S u t one whu realty kuowa b.m.t 112 West 4th St. FOR BAI.K -Uo.id Day Hod. |L9S. HIT Win,m.i *t * c h l r s i s , III. Bring*. Jeweler, JlugiuilU Ate. * You an - h r r r h y t n d , >WI In tot Mather Furniture Company. It)— lio iL t n F o r U n it and a n tn a r l„ f „ rr n u r <‘1rcnW MEN! IIET VIGOR AT ONCE! t f o u r t In *hd (o r H,-mlnnls i ' imiiiFOR HALK-Twu Oval Aatt Flbte I*. Florida, ui«'n Iho Gth .lav o f NEW ( t s ttn Tonic Tsbleis con ,' n ftN T -B l. room bungalow. Bcattcr Rug*. IbU'h Sic. Mather April A. 11. tv.i;. to th e bMI n f Ain raw u fltsr Invigorates and| '*’r^ *0,K* condition. Ih-sl locu. r,,m pl aint fll.il * * ain s t von to Furniture Company. etbst stimuianre. One duM pep* up 1 • ‘"’"e TH J o f Inuul e SI* •aid f o u r t . tiy It. Ik f I t l l 'P K S , . l i t , lh o .s nip I '. iuk n F o rro tn au re trgat.s. glands. If not delighted.' Avenae. FOR BALK—(Ink Ihimtport Red. o( n T b i Hoods, or o tw (ho ' s a m e maker rrfuade few cents pekl.l'T-— — — -------— — r -----------I2.SS. Mather Furniture Com­ Mill to- t a k on as ronto.s*,!. Call, write McReysoids Drug Com* A e t t a f g »®T S a w , The Hanford I tsr a ld Is d e a t a n pany. atoil aa tho nowspatior In Which gany. FOR KAI.K: Kealdetitlal sit,, on ■li Hllvrr U k r, ('h ra p fur <|uUk FDR RALK -S H by ToH rKcnllTe } ^ r U' Rue. f M S . M a llte r F u r n i t u r e A— A ■llvsn nnilcr toy hand a n d seal __________ ___ .1 wl#. Mrw A. V. Iladrlilrn, of *tU1 f o u r t on this His Suit d a y Company, of Marrh A. H I S IT fO R SALE; 11129 closed cab, I-ake. It. V. lll'.HVHO*. Ponl pick-up trick, new tite*. Ftllt B A L K —T w o ncraatonat t'lerkk iff— MiaceHuimivn* fo r Sal*. Priii- flGO. IT* I A Ron*. ' lly A M tVKKKS, Rockers. Karh $1.50. Mather IV » FOR SALK; This space to feme' Furniture Company. tHRAU alert person who desire* to save! A—Help Wanted money, l ull at The Herald Office.11 MAN', RKI.IAHI.K. to became jii nulomobllo and acrldont clnllu FOR BALK: Fill* or *U frealil milk tow*. C. W. Itukor. ailjustcr In your territory. In “Ilf*! Ftw Thf Sooth” ■ttranre etperlonre unnocossary. FOR HAI.K — New T o y Aiilo 11 | They will lant far years without toning their fin* No aclllna Write Associated Ad11.50. W o rth tw i c e t h e price :»l Ju*Icm. Ho, 7l*-lo Milwaukee. C h r l a t m a * tim e. M u l b o r F u r n i t u r e a p g c a m n c '— Wla. Thfjr are Ihr grralcat value money can hay. C o m p an y . Ilozier & Gay a Quality Paint* ren l buy. IS.no. l u r e Co m pan y. flee. 12— H a m g fl. _________ RRFORK M .i lhor IIF VINO that 211 S a n fo r d A v e n g e L- i F u rn l B aggett’s Liquor Store lutwn* mnwer, *o,< our lino. Ton owe WANTED: OFilCK deah n o 1 ly|»'w rlter. Must tw reason tide [ H in yourself, Btnnley-Hoscr* P. D. Hit* is is , Huiilord ! Ilnrilwsro Company. W A N TED I.A T K model mod cur. I.lbornl down payment, tleuler*. Ilnv I. Ilerntil. No v o lt H A I.K — Fibre ll.ihy F E A T U R IN G T H E V E R Y BEST P H O N E 78.1-J A rc a d e iU dg. Rucsy. Kveollotil rondlllotl. | l 5d. Mil| ther Furntlure Company. The Hrnt You Cun Get —The Wny Ynu Want Them— Dairymen Cattle Owner* S u n i • C itru s P u l p CHICKEN DINNERS (They Moo For More) M A D E R IG H T H E R E IN F L O R ID A llcllcr and Cheaper Ihen Heel Pulp COMPLETE BAR SERVICE “CATERING TO THE BEST” A brand D r o f I n A f te r T h e D og H a rm P E R K ’S F R E E D E L IV E R Y H a n fo rd , F la . Attention! STEAKS „ ; a Stanley-lionet 8 Hardware Co. FOR HAI.K Coffee Table. Lika now. U.OO. Mulbor Furniture WANTED: An advertisement to* Company. fill this space and save money -------------for you. Apply a( The IL raid Of- F O R HAI.K Ila b y MUM f t n i r . A II—Ml*rella nettu*. Fine Watch Aad Jewelry Regairiag It!* Dl-tmund Mountiag Aad Eagraviag ( * * I— A nna timcaa.ru la . W E R T * The JEWELER . , linij,; , ;i|M n...s n..,S M ........... I W lta ■ Classified i l l E. Park Ave. P t 25c Qt.50c ti 1. McLanlin, Jeweler Cream la aaly. ■! i.m u in U •‘•MlM* Is. I h r « Jtl <K • -f Mr tit |inn I *» i*siunt». .it h it tiff let* hi Hie ***»$•r I li th ip v til Mst 11 funf, li»*nlitiiu Mr II Vi In H uM c;il* n*Ii»r m *■ n I t» m fn*m to** i h i f tsf ih r firn t iH ih U m i Inn $hl« n n ilc r. f jit 'h I'l.ilnt i*f ti»-m i'u t tm i-t !»*• in w r llliiu . «n*i »>»’»«* wliii** I h r plfifw o f rr4|f.t,m > m . l iwtw| tiffir* ;iH tlrr«d nf the* r ln im nut, .Hill h r g W 'f n h i h v l*ir r U t n u in i, m «*n t. *»r w tfitrn rv , n r Ih r *.» iti* w i l l lirrnnri* %**»«. no Cnr.lhtM I " I.1 W , „ . heat lagrtdlea's are need in h*m ------- find .si. *’r wb ... re tltav they met Rrsx tiro, Ftark tiara, ft tt Id ! ,» u«*fl , *•»«!. „( fl»,-4aV|'.ihrtW . j. n pr n trrtt to to hlni i n r.utieiuiN, d«'*.t»s-i. lit*- «f i y n ew ItnugH nife Food w h ir h In c re a se * t h e _________ M ilk S u p p ly . Sanford Am co Feed Store CLUB Loral IH 'Irlbular 207 W . t s l S tr e e t MwilS:npt F ille t:* ANK I i IK H i W N t r ris M rasa* • Acs. T a T m s l t v S a n fo r d , F la . •:7 r to FREE! "Wc'i r •I TS TIME Every ( O llr if tlO M Detnil wh o ciin I* do it . . . Carefully RI GHT ! ” vonr c*ir tlie ho y s fo f SPRING” Attended -g d i LOOK! n s . Just $1.00 LCMICATK Scrap* greuae and d irt ftum spruiK* Clean grease fillings Imbricate cl.tch pedals Labrteats hood hinges L nhrksta w ater pump Lubricate choke wlr* Lubricate spring seddies Lubricate distributor shaft A rotor Lubricate fan bearing Lubricate ihrownu; bearing L*.ertca'e steering worm t sector LubrUatu door stops Lubricate generator Lubricate carbure nr Lubricate accelerator lA hrku ta starter Lubricate windshield wiper Lubricate buttery term inals 40 Different Operations $ on Your Automobile for - \4 i ^ HURRY Only $1,00 FOUR DAYS ONLY W ed .-T h u w .-F r i.-S a t. HACK LCRRICATIDN Lubricate brake cross numbers Lubricate rear wheel liearings Luheical* l>r»n skarklea l.aheica'e alher sharklea Lubricate a'reriag arsi Lubricate dutch rods L.bricate radius rod* Imbricate Drag line Lubricate springs l.ubrica c brake rod* luibrlratw other filling* Check shuck ahaurbrr* Check differential Check transmission Check wet dutch Check knee action y Check f o n t wheels Check hrukes Check wheel alignment I tin k lights t h a n window* an,l lens Sweep i>u car Inside Clerk tires Pressure: Front. . , .Rear Chirk im,| fill radiator Check and fill battery Hydrometer trading T in condition.— Right F'rnnt lu ll Front Right Rear ls-ft Rear BRAKES T E Firestone S T E D C jlW t J ifp 4 < ( *^ V IB E S Safety is the prime factor to io n -tiler in selecting 'Ire* for your ear. Itm Ihr S A F L S 'I T IK K M K V H lI ill l l . T - hire* one liuai-IMpped Tires. n e re . ol Ibe e 'tra » renglh utnl r r ie r v . Th e «a(ely limit into I (test, tie Tires I . l.um -lllp p in a . 11} ihiv Fire* one patented Cum -D ipping process ev­ ery llbre ol every cord that niakrs up the rord Ihi.I i i f Ihr lirr la a«akr«: ami raatrd » H li loi *d rubber. H hi n you drive nt today's high speeds, your life all t ih r hies of » her* are largely dependent upon the dr- gtre i,( safely liuilt initi h,- tires on your ear. 'lake no rhanreo— ei|ulp your rar »M h u rn fires.one l.uinllip im l Tire* today. It coo * so lit |r In pro vrt live* worth so murh. FREE Come in —Let Us Show You Why Firestone Tires— Made With (xum-Dipped l ords—Are The “Safest Tires Ever Built” SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP 9 0 1 N o rth P a ris A v e . IN C . P h o n e 3 7 s’ 'Vi i �f *i . ■*• A _ _ ' , '• • • ‘ - i • : ^ y * — " * ' ' — ■- - ' •’ - v . '^ T *1 * 1 ’ . • a TT T r r;T . . ^ 1 •» • f* : ■ ' * f* Z ___________ # .. _ ~ , T . , T. .I g . ^ - _ — . _ _ . T _ . r . „ . . -----------------T -------------------- . ' » m m m TUESDAY, MARCH « , IM f T f f t SANFORD HERALD^ SANFORD, FLORIDA *’ VISUAL NEWS of the WORLD IN PICTURES CHILDREN PAY LAST TRIBUTE TO BLAST VICTIM Georgians Back Court Plan In Novel Election (iiililrrn | i l w flower* on the grave of Itaymo nil O'Neil, II year-ntd Stilrin, Tee., Uiy who 'w in one of the Wit victim* iif tho mytterhiu* rx plosion Ihut wrecked the New l.nndon, Tex., irhwd. First left i* Ailn Francru, B, ami fifth from left l* H arold, I I, outer and brother of the dntd hoy. (Axaocl* till <1 Prcx* Photo) i t art rwhrlariag taajerll y t f w t»»-ljlM U 174—« u caat I* fartr of Prr* Ideal Keeaevrlt • m n t M f , ;anl<aliea plaa la Iht nation'* fln t tail rWrllan MM la Kandalph county, btanra- Cltlataa IhN M t at Iht county reprmaed their preference ftr ar againit Iht proposal in lh« »o**l hallnllaf. H i i M l f utira af Iht Peac« J. 8. Shirley (right forrrround), retire arc irra eagerly depotlllag Ihair beJM* (Aiaocialcd 1'rrat Photo) _ f t T l*t .*f clrcuHinlanrr*. W. r , Shaw, superintendent b l k l U C J t lE i i* " . l ^ 00' h , m lannlnn. T n j i rerape,I with hit ; ,7*7 °Vh * peril hut in the explosion that wrecked f BUMilg* J if i i shown * ilh hi* inlurtd Land* IiJnilagtd. (A iiiorh , l l t d Prraa Photo) Five Hundred Bodies Recovered From New London Ruins | ■ , • Husband Rets Word On Amelia's Crash •WILL-TO-DIE* COMA BROKEN ik * (H | K *L~j -A u *>« I pklure. taken Iron, an alrptanr, p in u tit lit. ameping >irw nl the r iploalnn-aree krd aehnot al New lamdoa. Texa*. In whirh death dealt In wholesale manner. The day r the blast, .VMI loidie* had hern taken from the drlirie Same axperta helieva natural g at aerping Iron, the itrmind eauaril the riplotion. Note the liroad area la which nothing hut aplintrrnl wrrekaga remain*. (Aainrialrd I'rraa I’holu) George P, Putnam , husband of Amelia Earhart, a r t , additional information n ‘ the tlaklam l, C alif, airport on hi* wife'* aecidenl iti llnmdiilii, Amelia and two navi­ gator* e,ra|»e,I u n in j.icd when her "flying Inhui.rtiiry'* crackedtip on the frcuml phase of a tthdie circling flight. ( Amocia'ml i'n v * Photo) ROYAL MAIL ROUNDS T o Vi'l TORY AT AINTREE i, <fL ‘ V If? * • f ’; t .! JUMBLED WRECKAGE COVERS HUNDREDS IN SCHOOL BLAST m *I Itnyal Mail (extreme riirhtt U ahotwn leading t|it, field ovet the Itccher’* brook water Jump in the M*k runninif of the (hand National Sin-pin hu-, >*i Ainlree, England. The fleet-footed racer held hia imirKin thereafter mid romped home the victor, I'em i.iik, which finished sixth, i* aeen clearing live bortlvr ami llryhiirgh, which fell Inter, i- lauding on the gruuml, Thi* picture wa* sent l*> radio, (Anilinelain) J*ie»* Photo) Normandy Enters | brim Mt lr, at II A. il Thura* Huge Naval Measure Claim Ear Record J ilay, pa: id l!i (■ ji’ i Mock at 0 : t-"> Bussed By Senate Atlantic Crossing 8.I*. TM..) hi t night ( I : r< •P. kSi.,| | F.j r - •.; -V' •' WASHINGTON, Star. 83.—(dh Line official, aid the Norman PA II18. Mar. '-M.-hPi The! The Senate pa.**rd yeatrrday the French line uniioiineed |u*t night ■lie cover til L'JlT'l Mil”* in four f.'il8.H|7yti)H Navy approprUul. a cud J l »ecoml* till for the y m r leginning n o t the liner Nni mandie hail a rt a day*, ii niiuu ntw enitlnuiiil Irana-Atlantic The ( J in n Ji.iry. they reported, July I. "iweil math wlih an nveruga crim ed front Anibroie l ight l« The vote in, tlm bill, which went ■peed of almost ill knot* from Ambrose I.iiilit to P rim p ’* Mock. llh Imp'* Ibuk in three day*, -it thtough without m a j o r amend* The Normandie'a performance hour*. f>7 minute* on a s.inyt* mrnt* after thre( hour* ilabate, bettered Ihe speed mark of .IO.fi.1 mile voyage. I uu* til in l l , A few minor change* kno** >et by the Hritlsh Q uean1 I h e mark claimed hy Ihe line mint he appruvtd by ike Home Mary by almo»t . I of n knot, the wa* eomputel on the nverage I,"fore the iiura'uie gne* to the French line raid. ■peed lath er than the elap*ed While IliH’ie for P roldeni |te»*e Tlte Normandie, which left Am- time of tlm voyage. , Veil’* »igna<ur», IL * 4 X Somewhere (wreath lhi» gha*tly pile of ilcbria, hundreila of bodies lie buried n* a coneequencr of an uueapU inn] blaat th at wreckad the Conao ldat*d a li m l at Ntw lamdon, Texa*. An admy of retc-t# worker* ia ibow n digging into the maaa U *earch of the deml. The quick recovery of SOO bwlie* gave ri»e to eutimatva lhat *170 were killed by .he expioatou. (Auociateil Pte*r ph» t*>) �O H m m um 22. # m t f o r f t S ft fr a SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21. 19.17 Motor Vessel f ig h ts Fire | i Mid-Ocean HUGHES DECRIES BIGGER COURT Movieland Is Threat Scene Against Two lf c KcmIm Ic Coanff F r o jg m " More Finite And VnreUblw The* A*$ Similar Area In Ameiira N l'M U E I t 110 EftUbtixhrrf In 190S Senate Says Roosevelt To E nter Strike MISSISSIPPI FELL TOO RAPIDLY FOR THIS BOAT President D e p o r t e d As A k r e e i n g To Plan For C o n f a b On l,nlM>r Dispute Producer Selznik And C h i new e Actress Reported O b j e c t s In Extortion T r y G a a o l i n e Explosion Seriously I n j u r e s Two In Crew Of 30; Call For D o c t o r s 2 Boats In Danger From Boston Blue Robinson Hints S Of New Program United Fruit Steam­ er F l a r e s Up As i I n f e r n o Starts Murphy, Chrysler And Lewis Meet In Com ferenee At Lansing HOLLYWOOD, Mnr. 24.—bP)— M in e ra l rxtnrtiofi threat* agninvt the family of David t). Srlim k, film producer, and Anna May W e n t I’hine*.* tetrr**, w rrr till* rlcsed by the district attorneys investigators to.lay. A note receivnl by Miss Wong ye len ity threatened to disfiitnre her and cripple her father unless she silva need fJOJHN) for financing W A S H IN G T O N . M n r. 2 4 . J^H O N O U n.U . ' Mur. 24.— a ntrtion [drturr, Captain Cljrdg — ( A l ’ l - i n f u r m n l S en n its W |R p)—Ruttllncr (teniae far I‘lit til m< r said, M titm h mtiil tcnljiv th a t nut (n the Pacific Ocean, the A mu her letter, intrndrd for I’n 's itit'itl lliM isovrlt hnt! Motorahlp Fijian reported | Mi*. Srlimk', asked for I'.'o.lNhl on Here’s a most conclusive siitn that flood dantfer is over abing the lower Mississippi river. Winn n g rr e il In n i t f l C ongtvsrtiim ttl today the fire wae hrougrt the pain of bodily in jut v harm to , he finally started going down. !h,. "F ath er of W aters’’ fell ti»< rapitlly for the Cnitetl States army eftli'titloru fu r n tlistM ission t»F under control after moet or c r yttiing son and her fathtr, "b 'lcin i-tT * ' towboat t'hisca nntl she was stranded h ig h anil dry on a .andlntr near Peter’s Landing. Ark. Hit’ sil-tl 'w it strilc p (tilim H on the crew had taken to life­ w lifii lip re t u r n s fru n i W a rm boat,!. . S p rin t’s th i s vvcrk-t’iiil. It was believed that sidrrtril ns Meagre radio tneeeagc* re­ M n io filv l . t a t l t r lin litiis a n . a third victim of the extortion plot f A a a ia l* ceive^ by the Coaet Guard Ih-mocritt. A tk , previously hint wns Dr. K. J. Foote, e h irn p ra rin r|\e Indicated a gasoline explosion in said ,i ronfrrenew of cungressinnlh* foewirt) hold seriously l v A fter month* of *Hit re concerning President Roosevelt's federal ami Spanish-American War vrta, leaders wit] Te Mrrr--:iry if tho n an. Jurtd iwo ( h ln n e of a crew of HO to urt iworgnnliatlon plan*, Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughe* 'Ittiati ii i< me "cleared up" by that time. He th-i-htteil to confirm Conifer** le m p S T riJ T h ile ’L ' S e t o n c r e w r ,m * out wllh b,unt Rla,rm rn'* in w hkh he ,oM or deny the report of the confer­ more Justices would Impair rather than increase the efficlenry of fought flames. ence with the President. T ht Fijian lik ed that ■ doctor be the 8> preme Court. The Chief Justice l.» shown in his latest pic­ Those who said such .t confer, lent to car* for the Injured but tu re. tAssociaUd Pres* Photo) cnee would lie le'ld reported that tha Itiinloti |). tlrnwn nr.I M i . 4 |i , C o in Guardsmen could not inlineI'rcsklent bad agreed to meet lull Cook*. Iniih of S hiiLm.I, |, »vf diaieljr locate the ship anywhere lenders in response to iiiimcm m luili licrn*is| in gorttnlitigr nearby. i reipcests from them that hu intec. ro n ’crriU in ih** n ff k r of i .. v tie in the situation. ■ Juiltfi* It. \V* Wart*. i Mr*. Rihlor C urlrtt, rhalrinnn of B O S T O N , Mar. 31. — (Ah — A Tin- Seminole Toumy Chamber The KilKKi'stion* I-Him-idl'd wilf. arrangem ents fur the Sanford — j S imiiimm L* l \ »umy dtnra pall of black amuka envel­ of Tomnterre tailay was cti.uperai uiiiueieibut. jn fn n i’iincentrm by llep re.in iaGarden Club,Seventh Annual FlowTlmroltiv** tl«l« s. Thl.il Siainn, ymrrnkiy oped Iht Bast Boston water front Inc with (lie Florida Chamber of live I he-, Deni'icrat, Te%is, iliac e r Show, unlay issued a blanket ycatoMay as flame# threatened two C’oiumrtce in a “ Know Florida'' stun mi nt of thanks to all thus* _ . , I-.iS A M. mill l 1*1 |*. Af.; high,; of Bpruying n'|»4 in ilumoiiMiiit* tile llnl' e lillli't t 'uiumittee Ituil »r« • United Fruit ateantera and a huge toi aruu.nm . i .i, , ■» . , , (attip aig n, d es ig n ed i anged a bearing next Weiltiesday identified with the prm eer - ’..-tv ■* — ----^ P . hF. **7 ,r Art !.*• : * i !. » — flo a t* * Jrydoek before they were and permanent re d d in '. on a resiiTuiTnii tor ii sweeping lii. Ian week. — * ■ j AUfiroxiiiiiiirly DID jiummih n i * Itseth sW mm M ae f e e l Wi'h the Stale. ------------- t---------A tfirnlnr wri*k|y oicnilur «if di«* itr *«•«•*| Ih»» i*vriita giving »» o r«» tlu» vesligalinn nf sit-down .trikes. (die expressed particular appre­ Karts of geography, rlinim Meanwhile, in Lansing, S'nrtf-t i f . ’fHt* o j ’f K.t It» - I ' hjtf’*!'tn»j fb it i " ,*v n-|.!r v ciation fur the assistance rendered history, Vvaior k1. r i iij.iiT , one-time upO. K. Rollins. Atlantic Coast by the following professional Induslry, agriculture, J tonight af 7 tiVfnrk in thn Vn!«i"i rn'|i,-* m;iy I § • ?*|if i*yi*<| in' n mini I , l i p , divisional superintendent, fb i i*'s: Kent Ruiietti-r, C. R. uii* portal inn and geology util .ivrnr'lihg tu un nnnniinn nri oiitiirly «liffv ir hi Hun h»»io* prm ueo l«>y, .util John I,, lew it, |iublls)irt| in tliu edinahonat former c a l noner, met with l.nv. said in.lay officials of the railroad Kir dry, J . ft. Sirwurt and Clinton merit liy S r tr r iir y C larrnrti A«l tof^r* * eiio.r Fiaok Murphy ill an a t­ Him, went somewhat puttied at th r con Dennett. II. lVn|»er. Wmltl W ar Ktillowing is the fir -1 tetea r tlnued snuthboani! velum- o r tr a f­ .lew, pit* tril »!»*• rilnto. f RlniflfM tempt to settle the an tom obit* laThe Sanford Furniture Company <yn ge»gra|ihtral data: | or .Ii•pil e lieu hss it'enwfl morn fic in late March. A rii'ltn i»rMgrjm #»nrly ifii nf I'nifi iliiif f* i fiyuiU*1 of ul'ivvifi'r ’'*Kalv:aik>n‘ Army cottsctUins in received -i>.-iinl atteptliui in Mm . •Florida Is four ti'inf. as lirgo than so.O'si pi i ..ort* out of Work. Mr. Ktdllnx pointed out lhalt i'lltuoii wHi hrnRrtef|H| thro igl>'< i’ down tit a him* Ml onlf* por hour ha<l Seminttle County t o d a y ■ ’ r ; . . tT url»i ’h iMvt itrl'tt’i• mirrm-nt -tairnient Dir fur iits part- in m . .».*■. I and i* tin- larg.' t fk#* * Hnlmn n In nbvf'rvilhro nf »|o*] «lutm^f iIn* rtpmyimr pr*Ht**s iniik- Tile gov'l l imr net I hrysler, chair, Only three candidates will seek reached llJCui on thv nevdetl FI,* passengers from the ryuth runtime , ,, axt of the Mississippi lii *Jikh fihnivrrAnry nf th*- fn*iDt|uiw0< m i » inmh more I'fleruvt* ifi ki mutt of tin' board of tho Chrysler ,„mly tha post of City Contmt*ilv.t->r -a- Mx> i|uuta to operate the organisa­ to c,u»l. m number, ih.w* cumin*, S| I,(imi|l. r t.u my rhlMnbrr „f excepting fleiirgla. it is etptal of ilm CoinmMa I..in l 11 •111. i i• iftM pTeihfr mi pln(>**’i whirh mm - I m per o'm i. and lew is, rhuirm in caMd l u t month by Perry N. tion for ono year. Tapi. Fred Ker­ from tit* south whctc they spent Totiilm-rcu for thetn part in tho , ver, jn n t, a Millnri ............. . To, winter vacations. liimlilii. .S’ C . nf whlrh ♦If- k inf r I iiiiiifiinin 7D »»» 7’f« inih"* |»»*r h ut ol the < minima' for Industrial Whitehurst, City Clerk Frank en, local cuinmundant, repurtrd. Itig iiorionui, los ufflrva ut thn , . . . 1 neeticut and libn.|e Island. Ho explained that In former) I’ rnd'lninii C r f l l t liriou i .1 in Ijim son announce I today. tu rvDtiiiii olofi. A number of campaign workers Newspapers aiding in publicity "Slurkla Is in the same luither nirntln*r, hia ■la'e cap. ,il, The deadline for any ritltt'n to 1 have not reported, tho captain years tho southbound volume hud. al.-u went- ijiankvd i ninl tune a . the M.l't-ira Islandi. >tv 11no Hand members of tha till* fI| Hi 11(11* to YlI'llu It ill** (HlhllT flit hi* candidacy at City Hull and ho urge these to con­ teen greatly redured tit this lime* II.MV A mi i* .liftin g a euurt order . • Southern Spam, Sictiy, Southern of year and could offer no expla-| Tilt* w»m|lti*r: |*n n !v r lutnl V w 11 i it v ill'll, ahhiiinfli tut* tir ihroo felt yesterday with the follnwint tact tliier |trn*|tert* a* quirkly as MiIII* tshiiMiTM, Ini til ........... tut i i « nflo r t'flrry fin in m tin* virmiiy in iheir it down strike ut tin! im drr tha wire: W. A. Iw<-, W. A. possible so that the drive might be nation for the continued southward] How. | In inirlli anti «i>ii . -nir il pin h.i\e Iren Apriiyeil l»y Mr. r*»«*|»i*r#t * I) del lle.l.iil plant '. Leavitt and J. C. Truluck. doted net. iiln in uh fur fimifli a • I ’Mir#* IIhrm fn nlght. anti *miiiIi • m•l n i • The Fi’fiiiiuil*' i tunny Agnenl ' ^ V* The superintendent iinnounroil | » _ _ . . i J f s . , 1i 4 * |v n I k I' Clark lam ion again im phasixnl that summer schedule* of the A*T. tS i t U l l l I L t l l l O f l " F I j Lgyp'. !•**rtl«»rm T htirm lay N.ti *111111 S Him! A* snrhilhm. which mee? • that persons expecting to vide in prnliably will go into effect north | _ * u | _ I "Finikin's lo'al area is r.H.t’.p; ill.illgn '111 D'lnpc! iliitf K\ti* iii’' linn day nigh’ in Seintinde lliglt ^ ( O t S l I l l n l l l (1 0 I I 1 H the special election of Apr. |:t of Jacksonville alaiut Apr. If.,1MJ O l S I I I V v l l l C l V F V n|t>are miles; total l.tnl aiea, fit. Nnrilp*rM Fl**Fi*1ii rlninh. pinli Srloed rhnpe), will hear ..ffti-ials . tnuat be afctn in show a s*oll '»< while south of Jack*«nvilh> ihoyj --------- mil square miles and tout I w ant .•lily HliiMUff i itniL:111 l Imp t| t receipt foe 19311 a* reriuirnt hy will be placed in u w on util-suit Mrs. \V A. l.-fflir, chairman of area. 3 ,tdCi ■•poire miles. t o r i o f the* i|iitfigyr«» me(ln«l f»f the f'ity charter. F ill taxes are May If*. However, he sail, no d e f-lih n Thy T em rtrry Tommiltoe, to.) -The Sun.Inn. Htate bus linin' liras* tainting in Siui I .an a I'f *yinjr r r i f , r x p l i i n in ilefiiil payable to Jnu. II. Jinkins, County jnhe date hue been sef. I d jy urged that all piersopi, hac -g lhan a I.fkkt miles of coisihne; tew tbs" gttrntl n -■f the Fite In \%Iiflit 111(*V **11 i n f Ii•» he »»**I !* I J l(11 tax, ro Ilector. Official* plan to rem ote no pus- J o t s in Inml burial tracts spent, ns elevation varies from inirw anr m 1 13 P M today, N„ *(! i ii'fl, y of l hr pi ore - , Voterx who have not registered Workers from lit" local Amerl senger trains now serving Han- some time tomorrow in pre-Fa t-| to inure than 33 fret nleoe *.u , mage f»"*' r ui■ Mt*f I* l!.m-j ririil IEiil»«*rV L., Wll, I Lnr y VlM* was repott'd. have until Apr. 3 to enter their ran l.ettlnn Poat were srheilnted Vfi’inr. Sddf'T’i nuh-niH r%« iteiif of tin* t for.1, nrcortling to Mr. It»ltlns, hull e r beautification. level, name on City hooks, although tislsy tti Ittivrt Iipened a public mi I ’m vir i'v, uri* srht*dul«*i| n» merely wil| adjust time -che*lu|e<|Hhe announced t h a t aevetili "The northern boundary of • *V UiirsHii* those registered for the last City ramitalxn (or the collection ol *i•'11Vi* lit’ic fdiniiiimv fair till* Kn*t« non iin to make them mot* convenient o members of the Committee, com KloriiU it more titan *JU*t Iniles election will have complied with approximately fitmi for iiiilfitllng ••( linllihiy uftli un iiriruniRnl |»r»H in P'.inf- i*l. posed of 13 loca| wninen, will d | muih of Tnlifnrma’s southoii. summer business. that requirement. 1 iMin nf mf’iim i'i ii fI’bfrirdimj flu* unit No. 2 of the Son* of the __ train*, which arc gov- reel work In the cemeteries proc tt's s tts s .4 *•*• fewer Freight iiHi-id pM'i'ii’ .ifid fit iviiii'* u f to glim In urn anil llnxlo Turps. rrneil more nr less by volume of ^ .jH y „ || ,|ay mmorrow and u t 'i 1 (In’ 11* Lj ini iiiMf|ti|!j tn« Tito Legion Itself assumed I l f business, will have rm ltd most ofj assist anyone wishing in inly * " y ' In s p e c to r respitiislltlllly It, equip Number their seasonal artivlty wh-ti sum­ I hit i \ »»\ •(("'♦ii'fiii. H* h i,H,d mrfi, II ,J lid* 11(11*1II . iIHUlM til It iin r -a ‘’mi’ll ulu» 11.1Vi* ufiin ili;idilrti*« in ri rent weeks, the Tommll’r, ! I ’ r a l H i 'H W o r k D o n * I mi it anil supplied I l f outlll mer arrive* anil the winter vege­ r *’* l*»r inf liif f i(»i h|,i \V ;»I1r « » u . table crop harvest is completed. , has received several donations of 1(111 Ilf*’* r » 1 : . . 1 * wllli new buttle* ami drums. 1 OIU.*. turn .■ 11 tin* So f tin co m p ile, a m (••iicicMH. uti'l H.i rry M I'm ■ ------flower plant* ami shrubs w h in The Bee ifm, handling sandLloyd T Hoyle, lo-glim coin w i i l l i will ili*'fi*i i% f Miiiciiiitid rm .ij (Kill m i 111 r, n •»’» *0 •till ■ 1 .lit ID r pin* in th e r i im p u im i u i i * * iy ....... 1 I’l t (•• pun >i iiiiji o f iht* Myxthv . , ' have lis'rn transplanted ill the hi oo held it 1 1 M iches, beer afci wines, soft drink* mander. isilntetl out Hist the San .Si in*- Sanitary liMpiitor I A of H im iirntii* hi i„ik«’i.iii»i ilium ill** Ki It k 1 11 h m 1 1 al Horn** I cemeieries. Anyone else desiring T h * '/ Alt lv i "U ■ ItMil* 1 Hup MiidiMy. other delicacies, ii stheduletlj fllfl| ,|rllm an.| bllgle ro r|st |i S I X B U S ln C H H l l H ) H ii|-ul mnlH<»n*ini itti MmihI.ii j In giv»* pi**nth nrc a lvine.l to po.i-j IlollidRy, nf Ocala, K«h pl*» ,r*1 nn will •v1 111 t , h i g h eh«c»U in ini* I ’ IUf * 1 • Mill) «! St.o o open during tha latter |»art of t h„ only one In the Hiul« com A lly M It* r | m*r h*mi in S**«nI•i* I*> nil'll» Item 1 . |M I'Unr Flo ri'h i cities* im** Mr*. Lcffler or any •uh* 11 emphatic uppioval of the w ok ae tha week at 408 Sanford Avenue.| lirt„.,| Hholly of nn-mliers of the f ’•!uni v in n r**Mt ■ ( m WtiH’iAAi . cttmplishetl in the City', retail’ niendier of llte Tom m illre. Tin- |j. v Mr. K. 1 Hi> w ith . \l i"''H ih** Ncho'ih# tiihi'f iliud ’ A delivery service will lie main-, ............ . tin. lo-glnn This factor drive ugain-t faulty .euagt* .Itn lif lill* Si lH nil* dlUtal’.l In 1*1)1 AJid (hi *1 ffiruiuii f 1 sin. o" In >.4llf m l. 14M* 4 «■*;», Mi'lLfHIl n**# tainert. Plana are to make the os- 1 is to In. featured In loikeland fail Mr iiml liiikt- 0 1 po-ul units. City tV'tiimissiuncc Seminole County homeowne,.. . ,, ,, Ir 1 a i f in**lit .% * in it. I* 1*1*"! hn\ | o 1.1*1 if* S(. IVllTi* iablUhment one of the most com- when the organisation appears 1 \V. (t. Dupree, m rltarge nf lltu r.iri«4’in*fi1' for Hu «fil» lo Lik* n; T h r e e A p p l i c a t i o n s Km 'T;?»• 'i i • Viiii‘1»*• v ♦ mi* 'f 111111hi , 1i,ai#l>• ( Ti*y , Mt. 1hir>i< of ka hind in the City. Im-fori* 111* Hi ole i.eglun r.itivcn h a .- .ix mure business day, land pi o Hat. annmmrril o»luy. » I'h t ol 1 ikr nd. hick '.tii'iyjli|i% huit>i*i Filin'* i f r « h *»n* whith iii file Stale »n«i County a p -, A t 'C e p t e d F o r (Inn 1'nri^M*»» ol (lit* >»’4Jdi*ui I m 1 tin* Mr. Iltipife .aid llnllid.iy bad " 1 ..Stoffl'C !v 1 V1in uii'*’, Ijuniey, l l u - ' i n ^ t u n i Pert f Merit. rhalrm.tn of ft. tv s' plications for homestead exemp-l l*«IVi«lli r Mo* Hit**reel of liil.iuH \ \ u r T IlllVl'tle Work, Is oralng the pnlillc to Its linns, Sanfonl Doudney, Cnmify i any further wctivity » l » r i * t»»* H.if •'! HiM n fhfu*tgiiiout Floriil-i tax assessor, announcetl tndav. | ^ . -------------- 4 I as generous as possihle In Ih" vamiiI iho removal o f « n y in' i u « i'll Ut| » M4j Ii anl Mi l k li'iiM, lie entphusiict) that no exvtttp-j (inly three yiieths to,lay filed campaign, asserting a belief th.ii till*’! of i'fiRiri«*«*rM( If. H \V ir K vr will It* granted after Apr I application for enlistment on Stun ' “ J P .? h, ‘" , . , the letlhlls IIv value of the turps •linn* Approximately three f.-u.ih. of ln„|n t num y’s A pril mmta of Thl' Ltmimissloner said .ha. tho Ik-pitifrnnnt. \» prinHpul *•|<#,* ik *, Mrs. Harriet Thompson, 73. will more than repay ally ilnuit I C 'h Ic u u* t-tudiuR tu 111(11**1in*4 r i 'd i u i l id of i ||7 Oak Avenua, succumbed Witt Ki the County’s 2.000 elig. I- aupii-, n r . M .s. J I’. Ridge, dircctnrof " ',hr With do «FF» 0.11T1 o f linns. ,t__ p.ipworlli fit fu r |iit|M«ii.»iif wc.ifhcr, I oy * T u n m*r. 1 -*i u y ester day afternoon following a cant* have sought the tax bone-) , hl. c „ un,y „ K.ja| ... welfare unit.' - -ruii«tstin|f of flu* iii'tall Mion ol i .Mr phi run of (** i *•(».)«»*.» tifi* im h« dt(l* d I.* i (Ik >»*v * i oil nV in him |t* f ’fiiinty ci|f* brief illness. lit, ,he a .ie s w r ........ ted. »* ’l i n M u n m l tlti. .f tm .tt.it. proper s.w a g, .......... it lit ar te w IV"1 III 4ii|*i*r M n f til thl. firm, II lotlliy Vtll; 111 illfl'llt IO||H o(t utgrd those who have lt»t ........... 'I Th e application, nf 13 boy.. ........... .. ......* * ' ,h ‘ "> ] al*o. •l i o r i r t , w ll 'Aril .Si'iiii loll* «‘Oil(ft* V The deceased was a native »f p a m ip.mnt/ in *h** itidcii acIn* h mn' t Ii*men 1 '•Ills >■ !!*•* HHllOv 1 1st do « . thi* week fc.forr the iue»i’ who were not cnnskieretlln the las, • h“ J ,*r ' n J n w ,n ,h" mi tha vicinity. Sha was the widow '• 1 Sii'urdiiy ufo'fnvt--n uri.i n'ntUt table la.t'minute rush tirgin-. I enlistment, rnlium cnr. prererd nrececd the m l *,n’ in l«*inj|liLf ttOllllll > of 1 i*r ?!•* • f Alex Thompson. the aibltiional! f in xrouiiili in Hriutidos -1 III* AUlll Ini'll r III p* rnuiri* H 1*1•* I Mr. Ihii’ilney reiterated bat ap- trio taken today, Last rite* will be held at 4 P. S 11•**r rdplnir. wild r o w milkim?# plications for the homestead «-x• i Youths wishing to enroll with Alt* I'h.ii 1 nit,III Mf| f r In •••iliny M. T bunday from the First Pre«ridin g ninl h m »« Mil* ik*Atrui • |Vl* -41II'Rf Will III w hu h 1 U ild li i ofa , empnon should ap Dr.s iII. D. sSmith, president i. - i i i i i i i , |*i set i-*w am M t g iii| » a w ia must ta ita -* me made eat lt -year, .the . . . . -CCC --we- ™ .«--s-e»e nfirst i-* ifile i i ’ i ttheir t i v i i an|»hh byitrian Church with the Rev. Dr. lUII-i* mill ell. Il( dttllnr 11. *Ki nt - in if i p p f f i r on thu p frig rain . the Seminole County Medical Ko-I City exemption requests are a plication before Apr I. since phy_ , , . . B. D. Brownlee officiating. M •• ev en t m spoii<ort**l hy th d 1 niifd ***i r in tho »Ifl‘ (Mill riety, anniuinreil today that sever-! cepted at city Hall. »iral examinations will be given S 1 111 4 ? * \v l u C d l i ' i ' l i n i . ika'iiri* I oiinty l rfiiipnu n'4 A i« all can d id ates 'll Apr. t> in Orlali y tin* nil MfrvirM* fur Miiriou Still* d. el member* of the nrganiiation are Hanford Woodmen will »*■ KlifOiIh-Ti MHiuti.iri. h r t i >hovv m | do. II a n ilt lO yi iir old planning to attend thr cnnvtmio-.i1 it I" tor a .|M't lal session at »lMiuhoT nf Mr fin"! Mr/. \V. f a i l Jidii riVlwk in ihi* nfieriKiQn* of tha Florida Medical Associa­ s o't lock tonight In Ih'dr f i r s t 11ami11, will lit* !i«*!»I ill SSrUi IT1, M tion in 8t. IVirrsbcrg Apr. 5, 0 SI n-el lod*- risilll* ,10.1 t fI*, drill ThurAiUy fruni 'hit Krirkxon Fu ami 7. tram will go lltrotigh the rou nrrvl Hum**- T h e Rev. Mariin I! Norman 8. Wiiden of Sanford There probably will be a n offM lino It e ip o its lit use on April I U vm , p iiitn r n f (hi* N e w S m y r n a v u accepted yesterday for duty rial delegate pre<rnt to cast the' i’niiltrymea In thl* dielrfrt w r* IStiiliJi r * lU't'hrr* |nd Siirifoid ftart- w|t|e nit-t-rlng rtf Me tIn m| 1*4r f h u r r h , i4 in o fficiate. Avefim*. w.i- gr.diU-'l n Ii in <* i*• tha U. 8. Army, according to County Society’s vote in convention] rrnilmletl again today of an lot - The Saofnrtl Atlantic National i I at IMirtan. m retlag to he held ]'r rmation received here to lay matter*. I’ji IIIc ;»iri 4 will Im* pupil « i n -ii'- >i*i| Idi'i ;i inI wiiii* yettfriluy nfi* Ibink will h*. close.I M ar 3') in "It ahoiit Alt liMlgt-- In laik. larnl t.4 .41 •lay :.l from the Army Recruiting .Sta­ Capl I], (' 1 11it- lit Ilf will 'll ft Mirth giMilti o f th«* N e w S m y r n a t r liiMio. 1 Jj Those attend _are: ...—. .eligible . . . . . . . . to ----------... , . night . . at I . n'rlork . .In tlo .ervance of Good Friday. J. I.. .MU IS tion, Jacksonville. Doctors Smith, J. T. D-nton, W ., Seminole High Hrhoni Hulldlng Ingley, executive vice-president of reel the unit in Its a illtlll.'n II" school wherw tho young: girl .it’ f*ity II**K Frank l^niBon If. B U .MR 7*. 41 .43 •» h* dlsctuaetl for institution, announcwl today. | I* urging that all members of fen*li**l hefo rt (hi* Ih o n illiu * I'olk-i* rhit'f li y Willunu*. ufor^'J* D. K. Brady, recruH ng of- T. Langley, T. F. McDaniel. C. M.; »’!“»• i't LluM Fruit sin in ye*ii g(tti on rue-oLiy, lua*l t % whith i4‘iuitei] in her ilearh. -notines* " announced other openings Mitchell, C. L. Park, S. Hulcstoit, 'he o riaaiiatln n of a poultry T*» It firms or ........... individual*, Ihe leant he present **i i Fog if v Ikal would st o bl make application* on ThursAmonir (ho4«i B u rv iv in g an- Mr. rckci»ritm*nih''l *«» riiinmhri»«i»i'r-* in* »-• nflle*rs and other members of nllablt fo r Sentinola Couray D. )J. Scotr. <}. S. Srlntan and J . ’ men's assurlatlon 34 *.1 '4 . H ti W.l have 101 1 " ■ uhlltialloaa of pout i!sv morning for currency, silver1 the uniform rank also were null am i M m . W illiam Ham ), gruiul- ilivlilually that Mr. Bech'^r 1«* giv- ■j if .4)1 xerv’ce in the N. Tolar, ail of Sanford, J . *4 XT M Zone, New York Martin nf Oviedo, a n t H. II. Or- try products a t one of Its ob- and payroll cash needetl for thej fled to attend Him *|IMi till h*’hn-|1.iJI par«*M4. and a n m in t, M m . S. I ) J *n <« iw r u m *•» ih-ul in light uli <»- ■•1 B( *11 tonight. T u y to r o f St, U u i s tell o f Osceola. 1 Jertlroe. •* 41 w- .-k en I, Mr. Ingley said. 21 <1 surAS**.... ,h,i Southbound Traffic Flow Puzzles Railway Chieftain «-»_______________________ ____ = OBIDDCl ASS1SIS CITY NEWS BRIEFS Celery Growers Show Interest In Campaign To ‘Know Florida’ InSprayMethod Participants In Flower Show Get Educational M o v e Vote Of Thanks mint To Help Doth TouriHtM, C i t i z e n s Use Of Autogyro May Itecotne Popular On Next Year’s Crops Rollins Says Winter Season Volume Con­ tinues On Way To Vacationland; Schedules To Change 3 Candidates Ask Post eo v e m e n l. Army Collections Reported At $1,850 r Deadline Falla oHi*r Y*'«*(••t*Idy*a i!*,iiin(iitrati'iti . •>V, V *ex fi* t Committee U rg en lS t^ t.J E T S J ’Sr Donations Sought To Equip U n i I Of Drum, Bugle Corps ....... ' • • ongio.t hrom Sanlord Will Tel l Of Activity Fapworlh, L e h m a n To Attend Congress Of W aterways Group Last Kites Held l ur Boss <’. L)>nq JBee Inn* To Open On Sanford Avenue In Sanford Arena i Remain To Request Homestead Benefit — Enrollment In CCC i'*«tufc«-i hi* fun m-operautm m Mrs. Thompson Dies In Oak Avenue Home Warns ( atileinen O! Screw Worm Dau San lord Cattlemen ,r Will E nter laocal Doctors Flan To Attend Conclave Of State Physicians **l Sanford Boy Taken For Army Service „ . Drill S c Foultrymen Again Reminded Of Meet Bank To Be CloHvd -----* In Sanford Friday A n n o u n c e Funeral te Special, ServiccH For Younq i » n For (iirl Of New Smyrna , Becker («ets Fermit Tti .Sell Wine, Beer LOCAL WEATHER! K ; . . . . •1 r2 fa e- V I .3 ,w, .J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 23, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 23, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 23, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/559a3a9bafabb68dc29a7f63390ea74d.pdf 4817a2431a4002c20e22553cc82b54bc PDF Text Text •Women Of Glamour* Rich In Wit, Drama And Surprise Scenes SWINGS IT WITH GESTtiRES Dramatic Story Of MMni*ht Court la Told In Film Soon Irrio g Berlin’s Number* Feature “ OnTbe Am ue” HERE WEDNESDAY AND THUK8DAY Swingtin* V arldka I Come To Hits Frida "Midnight Court," a metodran u whoaa eharactera are Intro­ duced to the audience at pne ol those new type of police trib­ unal*, will he be featured offer­ ing next Saturday at the RR* Theater, with tke popular Ann] Dvorak In the starring role. John U tel, an excellent actor who re­ With fotigi by Irving Iterlla ran ly left Broadway for Holly­ wood, hat tke featured male carrying It In new heights o( swanky melody, ‘ “On the Ave. role. Ann plays th.» par- of a court; nils", Twentieth Century-Fox1 stenographer wiw la horrified sparkling m u s i c a l production when one of the vagabonds in; shows Wednesday and Thursday the lineup t.rni'd out lo be the ul Hi-i Hits Theater, with a it*], brilliant lawyer who was once her hurband. i lar rust of entertainers and Ibe Litel's iwg<-aeratln« with Ann1* | I »(e*t hits by the man to whose aid, hi* exposure, and th0 b rin k -' music most of the world makes lote. Ing up o f a gang o f autnn.iriili I In this real-i.fe romance of thieve* that bn* been term rising Ni.w York, gay and glamorous the ell/, 1* the Hume. thn town itself, Dick I'owell ami Madeleine Carroll, a combtnailon new lo mu ileal comedy, make* a handsome and romantic ti am, nbly surrounded by such flena Au'ry, HumDomo Repub­ masters of mirth and melody nr lic W rtlcrn slui* Is nu evening's j Alim Faye. Tho K ilt llrotbers cnli rtnimm-n; llnru-lf. So is and fienrgp llatbler. Fniiley HtirseS c, his |uil, nri ;hbnr I1 "fin Hie Ayenue1" gels off U and acting t-onh-ni|H>rnry, Ilut a hilarious start whun Madeleln* who you have these two pin* six Carroll, as a wealthy debutante. Light Crust I tough boys — any (Jeorge liar birr, n i her father, nad Alan Mu* limy, as an explor­ r.'ory ;s an assured surres*. Not that "Oh, Susanna-’* which e r entry a tliruier just a t llk k »how* at the fU 'i Theater n#tt Paw.-ll, Allre Faye and The K ill Saturday night lacka for ph>L lltollier* uro going Into a farrlcolor xml riiam eicr Interest, 'I t ral burlesque of thn home life of "the richest girl In thn world." doesn’t. As Ibe Infuriated family stnlka In fact Ihe story, which has In do with n bod man masque rad- In. in the tHeal rr, voicing throat* Init ns a radio Mar at n Death* of ilnmjgn suit* to the manager, innrh. Is probably Mr. Autry’s Madeleine brails for the slnsn Lrst photoplay date. j] entrance mid, lirushlnx past the ' doorman, snatches Alice'* wig oft and stalls lo wreck Dick1* iln-sslog room liefnrn *he I* ejected. SHANGHAI. Mnr. 2 0 . - W ) Thai ihe world may re mini for-' evir young a -I.ipnn.--c rci-m lnl has devoted six year* in proving] that a parashle plant known lo dealers in ancient Chlner* ding* as having “life-giving propertlei may be dihlvnteJ fair'/ rhean The plant U D-nuridiuin rctnja. I.lnill, and hitherto hns lu—n found only in certain restricted Madeleine CarrollAnd Dick Powell Are In Lead Roles Of Hit Gene Autry Star Of Western Film B e t t y Furness Is Tops In Comedy At Ritz N e x t Friday WEEK OF MARCH 21,1937 A T T i l l ; H IT /. Sunday, Monday—The lligh-D e-lli,h Spot of ihe year In Mlrnrls- Mu Icalove Entertainment, firace Moore, f a r y flrant go lo town In "WHEN YG tITiE IN LOVE." Tin -day The ilig Day— Itcgld cr at Ihe mntlnee. tr>l reas.inr, in-1 ilhi-f Virginia llrure, Mclvyn Douglas In “ WOMEN O F fil.AM OUIt." Wcdne-dny, Thursday-D ick Powell, Madeleine I'orrnll In “ON THE A VEN U E." Irving Ib-rlln*s late*l song and com­ edy m nia nn-. Added fra I ore, Victor Melasgletl, Wnltrr f'onnclly, Peter U rn - in "NANCY S T E E L E IS M ISSING." Friday—fin the stage— Matinee and nigh1.— Aihleil attraeIbin. Henri Thrrrien ami F o Nickerson present a new dep n rt.tc in variety enterlnlnmcnt, "SW ING TIM E V A R IE T IE S." tin the screen 'T H E Y WANTED TO M ARRY." "■'n unlay Ann Dvorak, John I-llcl in "MIDNIGHT COURT." A Do Gene Autry “O il SUSANN A." i hull 'd n* one ol ■ In I’aldd-ira, now captl.il of| li.tlir newerinters Anstrulla. Inml cannot he s « m * < I, lay, and Mini by lmlividu.il;* hat may lo* Ica.ted * hli-h liomin lit fmm Ihe government lor M years. THE DEAD FROM SCHOOL EXPLOSION This pnlhvlic pic to re show* relief workers bringing l ho l«>dy of a ls*y from Ihe rains of Ihe fe w London, Texas, Connolklaled iwbixd which wa* wrcrkisl I*/ a slrnng*- explosion. The youth was one «f •Ihtl whose ls«li* * were foiirul s*mui after th* blast. Echo* | nu'hoti ies Ik- leva 6*0 pupil* and teachers were killed. (Associated Press I'hido—Copyright by Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman) WOMEN OF GLAMOUR1 Coming to the Rita ThealA. stage a , an added feature of tha p n g ia m neat Friday, Fla Nick­ erson and her Swing! im* Varit t i e j bring to Sanford a highly tnu r-am ing show which includes the tinging of Henri T h e n ten. National Broadcasting Company star who U known aa "tb s pain­ ter of honga.** • Thrrrlen 1* th« original Ragy Theater tenor and hai sung atony lintvi for President Rooeeveh, • With Flo Nlckcrtaw acting aw mlaircss of ccrrmonle*, Urn mtm cdy, song* and lively chatter flow In smoo:h unison to tke d* light of the audience. Dance number* by V irgin * I age and "The Five Sweethearts of Rhythm1* are added features o f Iho show while Eddie Dsalels a* thn "Variety Voleo of the Air Ioi|iert oral or,” ghre* distinctly dilfcrvnt imperscnalona of tba leading radio figurta, Kvn Olson, the "Swedish NightIngalc,1* sings popular awlaw IVictor McLagleri Kf Star RoIeOf‘Nancy Steele Is Missing A sociological survey o, - * . nmen In n Virginia muumaln uninuniiy showed that 20Jt pernt ha 1 married under ihe age of 'j .............. , More Ilian half the a n a of Ihe i p u b lic o f P a n a m a I * unsetle ,L Ileal hs frum public arridepn nw [ndoiviair a tutor, cars ;nuln* brred ittiooi), in Itlitil. an Ini-ira^e ol- IAWU over ilw lUda loiul, " :‘ t* - —•* — J- — N '»sd a Is a FpunDh wor*|. Court Studies Woman In ‘W ill To Dfef TJoma r e ic h ||)# p|r(t|r# nntp t„ Hie proceedings, "Vnnrv Pleele Is |tlt*|t4," w|,h , !s tcnac of m o JtoC* lashing power. beglaa. la . Up# Imiihte.l days o f l t i f j sdlth'O a disappearance of tba .dAMbJaf o f W a lle r C o n n o lly , a m u m lllo f^ m a g n a te . s o - u i .o . P r o t e s t s a n t i -n a z i f l a r $ Aa aaasaal ewart heariag ta determine her rnadlUea waa held la lha Lae Aagelea fall at Ihe kedddi e f Mrs. H«l*s Wills Laee sh e sank lata a myslerieaa cams skartly after she wae ceavleted ef U U m Marry Leve. deter Ibed by Ihe defeadaat ae her seerst hashaad. Attorneys aad rear! efflelato are skews aXedykag lha greet rate wemaa whe has shew a Rule sign s f life slate skis expressed the "will to die." (A a m k sled Press Pheto) WHERE FALLING ROOF KILLED SCORES AT SCHOOL DESKS Dykstra Accepts Wisconsin Presidency No. 1 Reality This interlur view of a class room U limit- evidence of the '■uf rifle explosion that killed hundreds of chtldrvn and teachers In the Consolidated school at Mtw Umikin, Texas. Th* fallen roof crush*- *) score, of pupils at their dash la this room. Note the pathstk Pfeelarie of open' books still on the desks, (Associated Pres* Photo) D-V,‘c Gilbert (above) of Wiener, La., wa* chosen the Nn. I Dreuty si laiulslana Tech by Gov. Rich­ ard W. Lee he o f Louisiana. The governor was requeued la select six “supcr-heauiies" at the to ile r* from ihe plciurva o f 31 girl*. Dixie headed ihe liar. (Associated Prvsa Fhoxo) ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ v �>>>:•*> r^ >->1 ■- -— " - v. ■,,,.y t, ,Mltf44? >v ^ ^ , . „ ~ ^ r ^ 7Tr7?:Tr?^ _ ^attfarfc iieraU * Court Plan to A N n m « P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R mXMM xxn fiA iv n m G ilf-A tla n tic C anal O p en s; S b ip s P a ra d e Riper Urfcn Effort F o r Co-Operation Tin U t i l i s e FlorW * Resonrces SAFETY! R e b e ls ’ U sed F l o r id a . Mo n d ay , m arch it , m ? > A g p in s t O w n L e g io n s Hasty Retreat After Govemneat Attack Brings Capture Of Many Field Pieces MADRID, Mar. I t —| ^ —(tor. •mtnom troop, turned insurgents own gvns on tho rotmat lag legion* of Gen. Prandom Franco today. Tanka, inteka and guns wore abandoned oe hastily, dccforrd Dofoils* Con. Joto Mlaji, that ih* Goeotamoat found weapon* ready for uao against the former owners •gainst the Guadalajara front as tho Government mad* an odvanr# of more than SO miles. S T U A R T . M nr. 2 2 . - I A P ) 1 Government troops, driving up — A n ew w n terw n y n c r o s * ' th* Aragon Highway in one or F lo rid a opened to d a y , eon* th* grret*.t onslaughts of th* n e c tln » th e A tla n tic O cean! Rpenlsb civil war, w tr* reported w ith t h e G u lf o f M exico . to b* within 13 ratios of the rebel stronghold of Siguoat*. F e d e r a l an d S t a t e o f f ic ia ls 1 It was from Rlguonia, an old Joined p ro m in en t c ltlie n s in . Moorish town S3 miles northeast th e ce re m o n ie s m a rk in g t h « ( of the capital, that v>*n. Ftanco dramatic chance picture launched Ms fifth Madrid offen­ opening o f th e n ew ro u te fo r. w a te r c r a f t. A p a ra d e o f ves* ■napped by an amatour photo­ sive at daybreak Mar. 8 and Mb bfl Smart and allied up the grapher ohowo Loan Company drove th* loyalists back 4.1 miles ■ t L e d * fanal to tha lock where Manager J . B. Aldrich dinging before th* tkl* of hottl* turned. to a column on n narrow ledge Gen. M bja reported that hi. aMrsasos were male. ouliide hie tecond itory window counter-attack resulted In a “com­ Completion of iho project was tta at Kan*ao City, whit, inside l*o- plete rout” of th* enemy. f n k of seven years labor and Hetman Gltnn William* "shoots Franco, ha said, has ordered tn. pan of an lift,000,000 flood con­ It out” with I^on B. Miller. Th* evacuation of Almadrones and trol project for ibo Lake Okto ; ta­ etfleor tald ho surprised Milter Insurgent artUbry ha* been driv during an armed hold-up, and on from Its peek Ion. along Fran boo rot Ion. "Boro today we a r t ctafrontad that the ei-wre*tlor aurrendcrod co’. main Hue of resistance, 10 aftor oufferiag critical wound*. miles north of Brlhuega and 60 _wkb » highly provocative projmiles from Madrid. lAaaedatod P m * Photo) 4 Seevwtary of Commerce •* A * »l*tlF ei »"•*!**11| ».Jn tho «esb aiti r w ■ "ft oa, -->*106 o a ’tw oboallstvA t co op ora b r ie f s i W 't f t o h ttoeotoary ’ fo r • i b t l * f I, rnfA utfff^atibr el , bur natural' re­ sources and protection of the poo* p it Mmltut abnormal natural ioWOwmo .which h a rt taken uaroaaoaablo teU 'of damagt In ibo j f e S * ^ p,?r,C S lJS--U“ D« ' Uopitd: Williams To Open! oU'wC aor « m t future boro, b t 'a a ospodlto our dootlny by Drive This W e e k | workiag In harmony, group with greatp, auction with aoction, all of oar State for one and one for ell.* Jgdgiiig P r i z e Is Taken By Sanford F n t u r e Farmers The Bomlnob Chapter of Fu­ tu re Farm ers of America wo* awarded first prise la etlnie and t u b I i Mi Judging In the Tampa F a b he January, according to odvbe* received her* today by A bn R. Johnson, director of the A is k s Jsuee. Boyd Co.eman and T h r b r t Thurston comprised th* team capturing top honors along with which went u silver loving m g and each prise of 121.50. Thb team piled up a total ot A M points, while th* nearesi competitor, Lor go, scored 2,177 Third p b ca west to Plant City. Mr, Johnson explained that 61 chapter* from every part of thi Mata participated in the Judging m a t on Future Farmer’* Day when shout 4JDOO youths were Craetery Committee U M a k i n g Effort At B o a n t i f i c a t i o B 0 o net ■ at all lets In any t t B b CWy comet cries were urged today hg th* Cemetery Commitb u to m a t* asam effort at beauHWrwtlew baton Master luaday. M woo topmtod that four dosen pcraalem piaata. several bauktoto trees and purhiaaoub trees, M W haagaiarUlaa and lagerdousted—bars been ta recent dayn sad bar* M Ih* otM ctlfeaoas of Iho burial tract. Momhore of th * Committee plea ta deveto moat of Thursday to tiawtUWotba oporatloua. It eu ihob lota do II th . to and e s tn iM s are tu he Local Legion Will Send Delegates To District Conclave By Two Others Diesel Engines And Will Ask Authoriza­ Generators To Be t i o n T o I s s u e S t a t e m e n t Strikes I n ■ t a 11e d Here H o s p i t a l Bonds Back At Assertion At least s|| special arts, one* The t'Hp today called for bids Made By Cummings Amelia Earhart and two of those three men of her ersw nar­ rowly escaped death when her “ flying laboratory” crackrd-up in tak­ ing o ff from Honolulu on the second leg of her proposed world flight. Miss Fnrhart said the flight would he tesumed after the on equipment designed to Improve ship is repaired nt I jhi Angeles. This pirliite shows the crew Just and mmbmlta th* municlpui wa­ before they left California for Honolulu, lilt to right: Paul Manta, ter plant. In th* p rotn a of formation Miss Furhart, Hurry Mu lining, and F. J . Noonan (Noonan was not J ot several month*, (he plans tor1 aboard when the crash occurred I . (Associated Press Photo) the rhongs* have boon com p let­ ed after a score or more confer­ ence* of City officials with hy­ draulic engineers ami countless inspection trips through the plant. Bids are being asked for Iwo 150 burse power Diesel engines with foundations, m a g n e 1 1r clutches, belt-driven generator and switchboards. Five turbine pumps and 3.2 mile* of electric power line are sought alse. O ty Clerk Frank Lamaott aa, Ted Mereev the bym an warn plained thol under the new g e lll » la d* h o IB h *' s ' b t k V . I e A , Ties ’ Vii the FTrli * ''J rresbyiinsn - - “ Chiirrh Ipskti ta t gl^bt on hit toperlence* 111 the Water Afreet nils • from tho t e l l si"n o f Nhw Turk where he hiti|-^enir CJ e e lf.w a * tonverted a » l where He * H l ^ lf t I t , to IRZ tstetfpipu .. . •*i * said he tad seen hundreds nf T)|(, I.. o.b diunks, down and out,, tarlom w f{J. u knnwn „ „ n and mvil or vari«>uii dmfHption «*mir iif*** . * . . . Tuesday’s tides, Tidal Station, j Ocean Plsr, Daytona Beach: low, Warrants for the arrest of all 11:48 A. M.; high, S:39 A. M. person* delinquent in their Ci>y and 6:08 P. M. occupational license for 1937 were isiued today at City Hall. City Cnmmlar loners will assentPolice tiller Roy Williams is hie at 7:30 o’clock tonight in City. CCeorioaoO tsa r a m Threat sued the following statement I* _________ connection with the action: “Occupational license* are now delinquent by at least five months. We believe that the City has given all persons more than a reasonable length of time tn settle their obi), gallon as regards the license. -Consequently the Police De­ Georg* K. Hildreth nf Daytons partment will begin today ur to­ morrow and serve warrants oh all Beach was assessed a fine nf 1200 delinquent*. We plan to see that o r remanded to Jail for ft) days every person eligILI* to pay a fee when he was arraigned In Munici­ dee* pay that fee or b prosecuted pal Court Saturday afternoon on a charge of operating an automobile tor th* failure.” Th* Chief emphasised that a while under the influence of alcohol. Hildreth was arrested early Krl Il'ewttaeeU as oaus tBrest day morning after hi* automobile hail crashed into t truck owned by H. A. Howard on Park Avenue. R. G. McFhsrson J r , ch arged with drunken***, waa fined I ID rr sentenced to 30 days In jail. R. S The Sanford American Legion Ahlly, booked on tta same allega­ Post will send a delegation to th* tion. received th* same fine and Fourth District Convention In 8t. sentence. George Sin**, negro, drew Augustine Mar. 27-28, Commander suspended sewencs of 30 days Lloyd F. Boyle said today. Among those who plan to attend when he ple*dg| gulky to drunk­ the confab ars Rob Deane, W, II. enness. Rhrppard and Mr. Boyle. Cities to be represented at th* session Include Pt. Cloud, Orlan do, Kissimmee, Hastings, Jackson­ ville, Ifetand, Ftrnandina, Pal**k t, Apopka. San Matro, N ew Bmyma, Mouth Jacksonville, Day Hanford clttxeaa. wilt ta call ad m m Beach, Winter Park and Win­ upon Wedseeday to assist In ter Garden. rsialog |M0 10 ootfR aod equip The ta. Johns Post, Hr. Augus­ a aecood aalt at t t a American tin* will be host during a wide ac­ t a flo a Junior Drum sod llugte tivity pUnncd to entertain dele­ I’orpe, Percy Mero. chairman of gates. » Legloa Boy*’ WacR sold Unlay. Mr. Maro aaaoaaead that | '.i*) would bo tho mlalmum aom win. which tk* nrg i aln Uoa could purchaaa all aecoeaary aqoiptnent Edward Todd, 61, succumbed and aand the maalral wait to the Ssunby In a local hospital after an Htai* coavantloo la Lakelaad this extended lltnees. He waa a resident aaatawr. All peraoaa win bo glvaa an of th* County Home and a m ired opporiaalty to roMribote, the painter by profession. Burial was yestenlay In Luke Iboya’ cbaliwtoa sold. Ho argcl view Cemetery with the Rev. W. S’. the public to be *0 geaefoa* ■a possible, polatlag oat tbs Brook* J r . officiating. publicity xalae of th * carp* to Erickson Funeral Homs t t a cu y . _ ' ______ ch arts of Drunken Driver Is Given Hetvy Fine In Sanford Court Hughes Says Boost In Judges ’ Number Impairs Efficiency City Atka Bids County T o Seek For Improvement Special Act* In To Water Work* ’37 Legislature Letter Approved New W a t e r w a y Is P art Of $18,000,000 ' Flood Control Job. T ta weather: partly rlottdy lie atght sad Tuesday; not much e hangs in temporal are, aulhorlilitg the |*suanu« u( bondt for Iha j ereetloa tad malntsWASHINGTON, Mwr. 2 2 . n ear* of a I'ounty ht«p(tal, _ ( A P ) — C h i e f J u s t ic e Will he sought by I'ounty Com­ litifrhrn In « l e t t e r p r e s e n tmissioners tn the 1917 tag Is it n t tn th e H en ute Ju d k U u ry ture, conaly Alloraey K. V. IliwaC n m m itte c tin lay b y S e n a to r holder iltscliMed today. Conslrurlloa nf the hospltsl, W h e e le r, Democ r a t . M o n ta n a , lb * lawyer explained, would of said an in cre a se in th o n u m rmtrae depend on aa approval lier o f S u p rem o C o u rt Ju a by taxpayers. However, the Cotta- tlce s "w nultl n ot p ro m o te e f ­ ty believes |t advlMbte to bate ficien cy o f th e C o u r t.** everything In readiness should The chief Justice made It clear the Institution be deemed tteces ta was nut cohxmentitig on *M sary. Increase from the alandpolnt o f Mr. Ilousholder said another efficiency and “apart frogt aap set will bo sought In give Ih.* question of policy." Coualy the aathority nf for* Wheeler, opening the teatlaM F rloaare ig tln st tax rwrilfletU* against the Rooeevelt Coart Rflt, nivertng property whtoe me tfwn h#rae FeartlW* - •Hughes’ qr fall* to pay hfc J*h f>. ! | ywhlch t a said waa approved ItRo. t»l* t e a i u f * laMtces V uirPy lam er, and, flranr,,',™ * Bold, be k . .Jf^rotertjon to the dels. It created a stir among th* (Wdf ,J-" o v ia t £ f reotatyg beqlapsp mro^i Idg crowd ’ aiieinTTcd ‘‘for . . . 0*tp-»n»i> p a n N * l*«»* and Is heiring. ♦»rv*d :to gollecf ; hlgt^T rents ' Hughe* we* cmph*l|c 111 lha 1 l le a lls s e * Os r . | , Tw#V ’ ." J thou. i*tx o w a e f'o f tro p e rty 'tii which laxea are nnpalil Another Pi*Ci of desired lexis Dtlotx wdeld enable the fomthl*-' •Inn lo adjust dellflqnenl laves ........... »y*iani la t t bo replaced byT“fivenf |*,ri and prior. Mr. Ilotitliolder Mr. Mercer told how he was t t '- u l l a o * * * . r , „ -r*eeet tl'eetlewe* We r a g e Th re e * ronvertnl under the leadership uf Samuel II. Had! -y, a man onen romplrtrly dominated by thpior K ohs c . la o n g , 5 9 , L. M. Rhodes, HUte Marketing but who le-ranie one of the outt’ominissioner from Jacksonville, stamling thri*iian laymen of will ta principal speaker at (he Amerlra anil superintendent of special poultry meeting scheduled Water Street mission for many Friday at 8 I*. M. in Hemlttol* year*. Rosa C. tang, 59, rural mall High School. Hail ley hinnelf, he said, « » Others who will speuk are K« Miss Lucy Marshall, a format carrier of Sanford, •urrumbe-i rnnveneil under Je rry McAuley, the foumler of tta mission who resident nf Sanford, Iasi wret yesterday after suffering a stroke W. Hither, poultry stti,| egg spe­ was a convened wharf rat and was ■cored a decided hit in the rol* ol while fishing in the surf at t'vro. cialist of Jacksonville, anil Jo * nad» Rearh. Wllliuins, vice-president uf th * saved in Sing Sing prison whil* Olga in the Palace Theater presen­ _ He had ta< n a resident o f this Florida I’outlryni'-n’s Assoelaan inmate there. Over ftW.txn) tation of the epera, “ Eugene O’NV broken lives have teen niend.-d at gian , at Jacksonville, according I ’liy for 23 y.-ars and made hit lion. home on Rii'hmotid Avenue, to word received here today. The assembly has been ewlletl Water Street mission. .Surviving are the widow. Mm. tn di-cuss plan for the forotaliote The talented young lady is a **We talk about mirarles,” sal-1 Mr. Mercer, "but miracles nf grace student In the voice sch.mj of Hr-rgs Lula V, ta n g ; the father ami of a ts.iiltry men’s association It* Hutuwaky, prominent in Jackson mother, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I. this section, Primary object Of U 's e lls s H » ■ r o « * Three I tang, all uf Kanfoid; two .laugh the unit would vilte music circlta. Th* lyrical opera was presented te n , Mis. M . II. f'ugbum nf system that would insure m in three art* and was attsnded by Urban*. UK, ami Mrs. W. K siatulsrd price level for poultry large audience* of Jacksonville Roche of Sanford; ■ brother. Dsn firixlurt*' lei l» tang, Jr ., nf this t'ity; five music lovers. Among other purposes o f tb# Mias Marshall Is a contralto, an I sister', Miss llerrie Long of I’ittt ptiqaiMnl group u that of creotKlm ion nf officers in serve for butgh; Mrs. J . |. Husk of Mr n period of one year i< on wtad her voice tareme well known inir a medium through which nle for Sanford DeMuiuy* when Manfordlira during t a r recidenrr t Mechen, \V, V a , Mrs. Ituren Col­ might lie distributed imporlan* they meet at 7:30 ..’clock tonight here. It waa only after moving to lie of W r.i I'alot llee.h. Mrs anil progressive information per* Jacksonville that she tagan an ex- George llri.lgeman nf New Mar­ laming In the poultry ind u st^ . in iho Ma>onic Halt. tinsville, W. Ve.. ami Mrs. tlra A supper for prospective mem­ tende.1 study of her voice. -———— -------—.. . . I • The young Isdy Is heard weekly ham Hunter nf Sanford; and one bers is in ta held after election. A number of visiting adults will on North Florhl* brotidcsttin/ uncle, T. M. Dunlap uf Sanford. Funeral «ervlces, In rharge nf station. make short talk'. the Kriekmin Funeral Home, will h D iH c u H x io n * be announced Inter. T ed M ercer Relates Tale O f New Yolk Conversion Presbyterian Church Congregation Hearn Story Of Famed Water Street Mis____ wton, Metropolitan Haven Kicthnnue Man H eld I d Death d ( Sanford Boy tf luyiu-WT* Witnesses T e s t i f y Passenger Vehicle - - - -‘r r h ■ ”» -■ ".r" •*"wiS s J S tt Did Have L i g h t s !**ri!*r*25~* Rosen* Roberson, about 4tl, of Kissimmee, was ordered held Sat­ urday when tt coroner’s Jury found him guilty of causing the crash which snuffed out the life) of William Williams, 20. Hanfntd! . , driver, five mile* from ,yt. (.loud. Testimony given by John Padgett, a Mis* Story und a Mi*' Morris, s|| of Kissimmee who winoccupant’s of Roberson's car, raid Kuhsrson was mi the wrong side of the road when the a-rident otcurred Friday nigh', ulibnugh the witnesses ..aid there were light* on their automobile. Th» witnesses testified that Roberson had planned to lorn into a road leading o ff the highway but that he had driven be­ yond the side road nnd un- t a lk ­ ing up when William*’ truck rounded a tend rnd crashed in'" the touring car. George |*. Jefferies, St. ( ’loud rliief of police, said Roberson’s bond was placed at f20ti pending a second hearing which probably will ta held sometime this week. The prisoner did not testify at the coroner’* inquest. DeMolay Chapter To S e l e c t Officers Y o u th Is Responsible F o r M ajor Part O f U.S. Crime The most dangerous age In American life from the standpoint of criminalittle tendencies is tatwen 18 and 20, according to K. C. Mercer, well known mission­ ary, who told Roisrisii.t today at their regular weekly luncheon that 63 percent of the crimes in the cuumry are committed by per­ sons under 30 years of age. “It is the youth of the country that we have got to train and saxe,” t a said, " if we are to pre­ serve our rountry from crime, clean up our politics, and perfect a more derent rlviliiatiun.” Th" most Important influences,he said, in the training of bo js sod girl# Rhodes Wi l l Talk At Friday Meeting Of Poultry Group Former Local Girl Scores Big Hit In Kunil Mail Carrier, Succumbs To Stroke Jacksonville Opera Public Donations WiU Be-Soijfht To Outfit Drum Corps Minaionary Telia Rotarians Infraction Of Law Perpetuated 65 Percent By PeraonK Under 30 Yearn Old Edward Todd Dies, Buried In Lakeview N U M BER 12* 8ets Down Argument In Communication Wheeler Reads To Senate Committee Proper Advocates BamonyOf Units O fty y m fU ta IMS t G u n s AMEUA ESCAPES DEATH IN CRACK-UP . ■re the horn* and its mother, the church, environment and associa­ tions, and the example* which a n set the younger generation by the older. Mr. Merrcr. who was Introduced by the Rev. E. D, llrownlee of the Presbyterian Chttrrh, spraka with authority on this subject a* he d* scribed him-elf as a reformed drunkard, lierause of hi* heritage of culture and refinement, ta had no fear o f liquor as a youth ami thought ta could drink ami leave it els.ne. Hut by the time he wa* 28 ha had run the gamut uf rullrge liquor parties, parental disfavor (C sallaari D a r s « s T ltm l Sheriff Delivera 2 Negro Prisoners Woodmen Practice •’minty Hhetlff rtpuMe llv n d , Ceremonial D r i l l returned this morning from Hal­ In WedneMday Meet ford where he delivered two Agricultural Body ’ *; I* I a n Of Marketing Lawi A special meeting of the M arket, ing Committee o f tta Semlaolo County Agricultural Association will ta held tonight l t 7:30 o'clock in Seminole High School to discuss Heminole County prisoners lo Iho A apetial tn>-eilng of Ilia uni propose.l Stain marketing tegialo* Hlate Prlaoa Farm. lion, form rank of Woodmen of got One man w4* ttlho Wltile, noHenry Nick!.- I. rhairman o f ihtl World ■ 1 1 1 be held Wednesday aril, who waa aenletlred In five group. Membership Include* Roy night at x o'clock In W. shIman's year* fur burglary. TtA nth or, (7 r I S FI"M' Charles Dunn, J , J , Holly Mose William*, also blaeh, draw flail. First Street, ('apt. drill “," 1 J ' **’ Him hi llff". of Iho local two year* fur breaking aud auler Ct.uniy Agent C. R. Dawson, soe. team, annuume.1 tisjay. ing. rotary of tho association, sold a ll The drill team, b * said, will practlre the rout loss Jt plana to person* Interested in m arketinf legislation aru invited to attend thg oaw oo April 1 when It parllelconclave. palea in Ihe Initiation nf memberx In the tine. Kd III vara, Ula.) Report cards of high school claaa at lakeland. Other Wednesday night bus), stndcnis for the fourth unit of the nee* will ta Ihe arranging nf 1936-37 achoel larm were being ------------------- i t it distributes! today, according to transportation to lakeland for the --------- - t» »e ceremonies. ------------------71 11 Prof. G. E. McKay, Seminole --------- . a.aa .*• C. L\ I'olllns, of Ih* local la 11 High taboo I principal. .•a . i* ta l.i*ht rrwas Th# card* are to be returned Woodmen, salil about a acora ot -------- -- la ti .a* Haaforditea are experted to re ­ . It i ; p ogsc ........* i ag s* Report* are Issued once every ceive their Initiatory degree on >t t t M April I , ______ _ ------ 11 It .00 •is week*. Prof. McKay said. High School Pupilz Are Given Report* LOCAL WEATHER 1 I < �u IfJ, amm. BP 1 MvHbv0h§ • after tite ahumer af the "vote rash" of 1849, only today titer m * rtuhin* away from anuthljg instead of to oono» Mot*. Tltey an ptilwg what Is l«ft o? their household bo* teegtaga iato their won out ffevreta, «r ia goat eases tato and* draws wagtma, sad Morin* west. "About TOJOOO Amertcsuo," according to a i eeutlr published h* Collier's Magmlni, "have moved west* waid m as the sao-bokod onus of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Wyoming, Chterodo and the Bakotss. Maar of these Boautte an still ou tha move, lookin* for pteeao la start O w l** ausw. It la tho moot important sad aigntfkut mi*raUon sines tho Atrs of tha covered wagon. "And this modern pilgrimage U not without its con­ nection with that epic chapter in Uio country's expansion. Many of tite families now beta* pushed toward the sunset by the havoc of tho drought are descended from the ptenotra who roamed tato tho Middle Wart ahead of tho ad­ vancing frontier, in th# period Just preceding and foUowta* ihe CHU War. "These twentieth century drought refugees are foL lowing the Oregon Trail, the course blnard yean ago by Hteijr predecemnre sf wa*ou train and Ian* rifle. This was the route Lewis and Clark travellad in IS M , when they carried the Stars and Stripes from ocean to ocean. Ever since Matte* heat and furious winds began to sear the Duet Bowl several summers ago, Urn highways between ■ n u y * w r o t t o d a y tite Missouri River and Tuget Sound have been studded with famlNes rolling to the Pacific northwest in search of the fellowship or b e * new homes. UEVERS: Truly our MlawahJpIs "Over the roads they come, the nomads from the Cen­ tral States whose farms either were blown away by the wind or broiled by the heat In recent yean they have helped to add more than SB.OOO new farms to the total number In the Pacific northwest ----------- o — — O t upetde-down he brooded like tho bat. Echoes la him of these old shapes remain; Statisticians of some o f the big life Insurance compa­ The hawk's rapacities gate, lbs nies have espbded one of vaudeville’s most venerable gaga Fivored Group* D cb a tk f rMtemi i "A nd while various and sundry statesmen lay down heavy verbal bombardments, these nomadic farm ers from the Middle W est muddle through. In all aorta of impro­ vised shelters they bivouac throughout tha Pacific Coast urea. Their tents and shacks a re strung along every high­ way between Puget Sound and the Sierras. Some of tho drought refugees a re virtually penniless, but they manage to struggle along. Others have brought wallets filled with i'a was a growth tortuous as benutt nml crop-reduction checks, th e la tte r saved from the Time; • he was fanged and taloned days of the defunct AAA. '•And to this tast group o f migrants, unscrupulous Ilka thw cot, like the lliard. once bs land sharpers a rc a s dangerous a menace as were hostile Indians to the wanderers of tHe previous century." crawled In eltrac, /.y (X Movie m k m m itr f a t R rilG hnSovieti Tapfe For Chatter •J H M Ik U M L lit T lA . A hundred sa d t f t y utiles southwest a t tha __inland of Florida He u r n law bun eowyssad o f toon and to tal m ad. They a r t (ha Dry Tart a g u Islands. On o u t a f theta, LOOOEBHBAD K E Y , ia lacatsd a Rfctosooqut lighthouse with a distinction no other eon d a ta . I t is farther stray from Use uwlnlaud thou s a y otto oorthi The largest Marius turtle la TRUNK TURTLE attains tho Found tropical sta* it Is to n asM esa soon, la tie pan nra used hi stettito graceful ia th broods on the along tto boast's than single men 7” ....... who can’t mail to hla constituents some kind of s speech he made In Congress nn the subject Wf the Supreme Court. Hughes Says Boost In Judges’ Number The legislature is planning to pass some hind of a law to beep Impairs Efficiency cattle off the highways. Of course, 20-Year-Old Feline Like* Vegetable* ---— WAfTRBURG, Wash.. Mar. t t l —(M—Although 10 yeoro old, Laddie, a Persian rat, ia still able to fight off dogs, boss other cars and catch an occasional gopher or mole. E. L Wheal*r, bis owner, says Is may all ho ih* result of Laddla’s vegetable diet. For breakfast the cat eats a salad, preferably with lots of mayonseise; for lunch n canto- W E R T - The JEW ELER Dhuenwd* And Wslrhen F l a t W itch And Jew elry R efalrtag Moeating And E n g rav iaf • p u sau IM M. p h ic k s s u m r»*s» tu n t s * « s r B Real V *VVIfft&v4 Eiater. Candy.....•— Package* t Ahw O th h r H em s F o r r r RIN GS T H E BELL js r ^ s s ' j!: ho unsatisfactory." Hughns’ letter wan written tot Wheeler In response to Inquiries from the Montsna senator. Hughes struck back si the tes­ timony by Attorney Central Cum­ mings that the Coun had too much work on applications for certiorari for tbs p m e m member­ ship in handle properly. * Without mentioning Cummings by nniM, ho sold, tho “work of paining upon ttoaa applications In should hove n word with Mr. Hoplaborious, but lha Coun la able bins, who recently urged that the to perform It adequately." W .1*. A- ho pot on a permanent basis, a proposal heartily helled by the twenty Eastern Mayors who It probably won’t apply to the kind of rattle who penlst In hog­ statement that tho proposed incress# In the number of Justices ging the raid. "would not promote tho effklsncy The Governor end the State of tho Court. "It la belieregr that It would Im­ Legislature are going to hava to gtee and taka If they ara to get pair that efficiency aa long as the along la April and M»y.— Cocas Court acts as a unit. There would Tribune. Yeh. giro nU you cun r f be more Judges to hear, more other people’s money, and tabs Judges to confer, more Judges to discuss, more Judges to bo con­ what you can gut for yourself, vinced Mil to decide. "Tho present number of Juv Military men insist that the public dots not hove to bu afraid tlces are thought to bo large • f poison gns In the nett war. No, enough w h r U prompt, ade­ the only kind o f poison gns most quate and efficient onaduct of the a f tho public will hare to fear Is work of the Court In concerned. "As I hare said, 1 da hot tpesk that put out by the paid propugunfor any other considerations ia rlsw of an appropriate attitude of the Coun in relation to questions of policy. I understand that h has been augsaated (has with mors Justices the Coun could hoar canon I UVJ nm'%. ~--- m sightseeing, despite to t weather, and they vtiH tW tto ■U r oetasioumJly (bnlei ia thata p it ferr nee). They har* tra a if— ad their residence. Spasso houas, with all m w furnishings. Bat OB « • * bawadar w ilf. not i f n t atoub time there hi the next few outsits If be follows the schedule ha haa set hltmelf. lie is anxious to sea haw M p ro e m s the aoiiots- been M M In industry and has p n J a s M 0 se rin of trips which aril] aw ry him oxer mast of "Baeepaaa aad indtis'rlal Russia. ' •4 4 He already has eieitad Lawtacrad and spent a wash tte e ta g power and Industrial f h a h h tth s Ukraine, keystone of Raaala’s hn dust rial renaissance. If he and Mrs. D arks aae a n prlecd or displeased at tho UrnAmt their heopitaltty has w vk t ited opportunities af see let life, M M aM eai la a qaaodsry. The they do not show It, . , iW llais can't decide which they They hare become cleat ( M l Hha hast: tho rare delicacies of of the Italian i a l u i i i B r / ! i p . tho BMrtsa' table o r tho aewesi xusto Rosso and his now AaeerlAamrtraa maria which follow* ran bride, tho fsrmST.' Mrs, T. sash dtanar and reception. Wilkinson Bunker, whom they Despite this, tbs couple has not' knew In Washliiftaa. Brad ap la the reports of nn They have adapted ttouuslves slihuruts social program which1 '.o the ordinary dlplMaatta rtwtine, neither leading aor trailing prstadaj t t o x . With tarn ation opportunitiesi other diplomatics In a sodhl pro. Ihalted, they hare taken uu walk­ gram. ing to keep fit. Dolly about 4 Kcypt Is a main source of the F . M. Moscorltes can see *tcm strutting, often hand hi hand. wurtil'a fine codon. — the one that went: "W hy do married men live longer "They don't, It only seems longer." ... . ON THE RECORD They report that when s man marches to the altar he en­ country who think L l-l Lasts foe tho hill, and Man ante ters th e moat favored of alt the mala mortality groups. Hy DOROTHY THOMPSON through tho tasruussd forth to hnttla: A fter the knot is tied, they say, the groom acquires a good tho Federal R easrrs B Onto more his c la ss uncurl, hit chance of outliving unmamed contemporaries of his own In tho midst of «hs cattails and artificial labor shortage, . eyes grow wary; age, w hether bachelors or widowers. Ills bride, too, can mud (iinglncs o f the luu fowl Mr. Kecks ulao puts hl» finger mousy mat hat so as to ovate t o 4»’l i;tints more h«> ninths his pmy look down her nose, for she also has a fair chance of out­ weeks, u sober voice ho* at lost oaother serious troubls with ftarioa. Mr. Ecxtso imiriha that *........ nil burned and hairy. living M r unmarried friends. spoken in Ws«htngion, and the' onr productive >ymrm, namely, th* rain bops. " I t stable is e tto iy la — Lionel Wl These observations on the relationship between m ar- eoke Is that of one of tho sbkM tnci that in craft after craft »kllled •ndaagtrtd by aastarraatsd pries rlnge and Jong life were made by Ihe atatlsttcignj*, jf] tho men l*-iV . Administration, Mi. n.iw wsMU W found t n j ? ’ tho •Wo hope thsoR-Mt-dovrii rtrlhts course' 'o f a study o f mortality ''in New York, exclusive of Murriner 8, Keel**, governor of Job*! It I* nearly a year finer thin | " l i t ,• « wver before WS Hrikn n let New York City, for tho years I029-10M . Summarising, tho Federal Reserve syettm. Mr. column pointed " I tf 'ihe pressing , downin business. they aay: "th e risk of death is unevenly divided among 'the F.eek» raid In effect precisely what nted for n lurgD-scale apprentice tiM *—--------- o------------single, th e married and the widowed-" “ Rut," they point Mr. Walter IJppmsnn etvtm ico system. Rut that has been com­ JIT Amelia Earhart Is gtrlng tbs batted not only by employers, hut eWorld a good lesson In how to out "on e rule holds consistently throughout life: the mar­ In hie column come days sgn, and miMI vigorously by irsds unions. which wui the ehlef point of an ried mate is favored over the unmarried, and the disparity ,i gtt wwsy from it all. Mr. Keeks warns tho unions that writer of, .this i.ijirera which wmen .tho « w n.er o n„hsml<’n monopolist!* is not a mere trifle, it Is very pronounced. In fact, over itldreea ’» * -0 The DsLand Sun Nsws seams a considerable range of ages, from 3 0 to 45, the mortality & 't .■ to think that nnwsdsys a man of the married man is less than h alf th a t of the single." thcro was a soh slarts si the bottom of the lad­ When It comes to women, however, the statisticians < - K "tor upon ■ " .in"— whkh us. . not a crlris '*" L ' j i^i Mlmk. , ^ p , .1»„f . t e w n - Francs y seiseday der and alts down. found conditions not quite no favorable for the married. of government falling to meet ^ h ^ d , popular front g* ----- — a-------------"The advantage of the married women is leas pronounced,’’ human need., whkh, If they . r s pt™ « random: Tbs' stagehands by the Socialist, ' Isn’t It loo bed that ihe nest war not met, may precipitate revolu*.■’ revnlu- “ n*"B * " * ’ * * * .“J i ll„** !! ” ' J nH- the m tataer of Is going to break nut before ihe they say. "Their death rato a t ages from 30 to 65 is bet­ tloo. Th; crisis I. the serious > n - f « * fl.OOU, I heller members anyhow. gplaasss, who la - — /. • still. world discovers who sisrtrd th- te r by only about 10 percent than th at of the aingle; and noL n*w for very young wives, ages 20 to 2 4 , the haaards of child­ gar of a prlco Inflation wltich law oitaT may eweep everything before ll— ^ h " ,rf, ^ , . 1. , — o------------birth, concentrated at this period, raise the mortality of workers am! capital alike. That *“ ° “ml ^ Young Jimmy Roosevelt, the heir the married somewhat above th at of the aingle.” crisis Is due to a combination ot tato than the Century Hub. apparent, m«<lo a speech ihe other The excess mortality of the wklowed as compared with factors of whkh this rolsmn to e Mr- ****'■■ * . . night on ihe Supreme Court; and repeatedly warned: tto Imernstlhn- •" " lo' of M* T t . w . , »U araagsly enough, he supported the the m arried la g reater for men than for women. “ Here again," the statisticians say, "w e a re not dealing with President. slight differences, but with severe contrasts. F o r example, boom based upon prodigious r v ’ »y* ,nai t>" pondliures for armamoma which been decreed Of course, ii isn’t always neres at age 35 the mortality of widows Is 5.76 per 1.000 as thrraicn to unhslanca budgets and f'"d by risinn sary to dim your headlights when against 4.11 among married women, a serious enough ex­ croste currency crises throughout riel eosis. Oni passing another auto at night. cess, but reUtivsiy moderate as compared with the corre­ Europe, with Inevltshlo reperrus-' copper end o Yjtu can always lake a chance on sponding excess in the case of men. Among widowers nt •ions here; sudden ami universal this category, not gening hit. There Li sr age 3 5 the mortality is 0.22 per 1,000, well over twice that demands of labor for shorter hours tnd higher wages, with the u s-! speech for ll among married men, which is 4.42 per 1,000. From the w«y some of our "T he figures thus selected are typical of what Is sumption of no responsibility for budget, he ss; S u it officials ara busy those days seeing that production li not there- nnred, nnl boosting iheir own salaries, you’d seen to occur throughout a long range of ages. Contrary by curtailed; the intention of capl-| and we have think they fell pretty sure Inflation to what one might expect, the widow is the leaa hard hit tal m pass these Increases on to tiro the publlt becoming anyway. ‘ ‘ • fra rela than the widower, to Judge by differential mortalities of It’s a poor senator these days the widowed and th e married.” ' ' ‘ like tho ssvsgo, sometimes h i. brsla » * * •• -» G U L F S N EW NO-NOX E T H Y L 0 , SCOTT’S H ave th e m c le a n e d for SCRATCH FEED — *2.7* PER SACK -l..„_t.s AttcMioii! AB Vm M tjm &m l sc'ifisrjtBB -rt — R AI t t Ml W w hite. SANFORDCASH FEED STOKE WASHABLE SUITS .. LADIES* WASHABLE WASHABLE PANTS . DUCK P A N T 8............ s n a o N i i SEMINOLE LA U N D R Y INC. ii - '. — - �£ 7 / ' --------------- y i r f . f r ....................................... IMMCHtt tMT - v n SAfmrnn i4 n c / Personal nxnoH, 8 > mm Committees Named A tu .ix c.M e e tin g ; *• ■ yf f ^ BAIfTOKlJ, PtGtTOA A d h eren t* O f M B 1M Personals ~ : - ' ? Police Of Detroit Eject Sit-Downers U/- - ,J :—. W F°r II.'S. M a jC" rr i Part m e F r o m Print Plant S a r f(ffiM m i r r e s p o n s i b l e L o o A 7 o Com ing Three-Hour Ceremony To Unite Mcchanically Minded Prince To 18-Year.* f . It Is In-Iter for you if , body keeps working turu intended. Food (nftcr digestion) should tn r r n o iT . Mar. -J.- ai~lam.reliminated every day, Ing threats of a eily wile autnyou Ret cniwt ipated, niollve Stuke If raids on slriliettlose or two of purely Y held plants roll tinned, pullco iis Black-Draught day rntrrvd the plant ol the tatde Thomas |\ Henry Print C a, in f prompt, rcfreshuiR relief. evirted striker* who have oetu sThmisunds and thoua pled t lv plaru since Mar. 11. of men and women The strikers surrendered peace- Black-Draught and keep fully. Fifty poll, emeu apparent­ always on hand, for use ly look approx,mutely ?,« strikers the f ir s t sign of const!J there Ivy stirprLe. ciretllt Judge Homer Ferguson Have you tried it? 7 " f“ ju,rrhe wa* thirty, w hen ho .turnbled nut o f the gu-ter Into a Bowery mission tn Now York City and At a call meet Is * of the N. D» Hr JAM FA A. M IM A touches, however—o NrnnL* court |i',r r r a n r e m l to religion O re l* MUtabtr Fhr» o f (k e F im V. Howard Chapter -of the United Friends o f Mr*. A. M. Philip* Then began mt right months TOKYO, Mir. Mil MW*Cta C k n tk wtfl n m with ttanahter* of the Confederacy Jtrid will regret to learn that she u ill ga . ge. , to overcome n habit o f » lion* o f (!ii,h,hUts o f the fait' »• L> M. Telford, F l o r a l Both the count and hi* bridtf lifetime which finally met with at her home. cntlnl ‘•pure land’’ sect nr* ei>... at the home o f Mrs. George D. a T i » P . M. to he are fond of playing tennis. success. Now at the age o f f.| he centratlng tlicir prayer* on tie Bishop Friday afternoon, Mrs. J T V B D iT Mr*. W. S . Bamwrll o f Ja c k ­ approaching wedding o f their.tier).j The garage, commodious and In- has never touched a drop of ls«|T t a W. M. U. of the F ln t M. Ilsye*. president of the chap­ sonville la the houftgurst o f Mrs. n.-rntic young alilot. Count kov1". ttientely equipped, will house his uor ,in ***„ B w it a Chert h will hold ■ district ter, appointed the following com­ >K it, Wiggins. 0:an h , I severnl amemoblle* and give hint , hr told the Rotnrlans ‘M v a t the church bofinala# at mittee in chatys of the beld*e An elahcvrate three-hoer eeto- a chance tn tinker wih ntito en*j * " ’•'JM dangerous than n rattlef t M o’clock. AU women of tko MlaaChristine fllondenmlre o f' many will unite the 27-yegr-n'd.! glno*—his fnvorite hobby. I snake. He -aid he Is not himretl Issued ill. order last week on the party to be given at the Woman’s • A m l i a rc urged to attend. A minded count and Ifc ha* driven his own car since' Mylng to redeem people, but bj strlketo to sht?* cause why an Club on Friday, Apr. ! t Mrs. J.l Bartow was me guest of her par- mechanically will be ID-yrnr-old. iWH-try-writing Y©»'re h* vra< IK. In fset, his Intense In- *hlng to young people hi- itw itev injunction should' not be issued, R. Strickland, chairman; Mrs. W.j ,m , *• * »**k-end. iko Tokttdaljiterrst In engine* Is' now credited he hope* to prevent forbidding them to uccupy tut C RUI, Mrs. V, E* RoumilUt, M r*J -------_ Department o f the The rite , which will take pto as one reason why he did not use, .If0 " ’ by the way- plant. i . M. MeCaakll!, ilia . J , II TruFrancis Koumillar, a University* J * 1* Methodist Church will hary of Florida student, spent the past in K,'Fl'!" ‘* F, 'e« Nishi-llongnti hi* great Influcrre to gnin m ill-; * '“*• " I,’M v™ ° * ' Influences I The ntttorney for the com­ M f a i r I f f Hunt for children luck, Mr*. B. D. Caswell, Mrs. (i pany notified Judge Ferguson rfut week-end With hla parents, I “'n'l'b’ on Mar. 21, will be an <\ taty exemption about n year an?. ” ! 7 ! « iW thttrch annex at *:3 0 o’clock. Bishop and Mr*. J . St. Clair White. including firs', liquor, 1 set replica o f ilix e repeated1If,, served for n year n* a mill ........... ............... . fecund, bad unlay that the sheriff hud t.,.ot wyttien, third, b w cd n ebd at M anorial* Day ^Apr, ad, “.nd^M rf.' 'M rs . Nora M cUughlin will be’ ‘“’V ' * «»■' • t«rr chiuffeur an/ machine shop; Wfmen. thlH. loafing, ttml founh. unubtn to serve nollve of thn The F.-T. A. o f the E ait Side lm l associations, court nnler ljs*cattsa yf a press uf hand. Bishop waa appointed general ,h« house guest of Mrs. (!. 1J. I ^ 'f. . ct',n lllr,'‘J ,lh'’. , rou" f M m r y School wit! meet at the other duties and that poltra hud At the time, Japanese newschairman flat the program to re m-hop a few days this week. t f betprathed without , Mho*! at 2 :3 0 o’clock. de, lined fit eject the strikers. held at the etmetcry. I --------1 « ^ t t Ptlon the regalia of thi. f pnp< rs attributed his a t entirely (,O U IltV T l ) SO CK SATURDAY Mr*. F . B. Roumillat reported. Friend* of Mr*. C. I . M .t’ roue n' t " T ' ? r l *T ’ . „ " ’ . hU *l" ',Wn 7 mPfn,!i ,mT " \ Circle Number Two o f the First ,,t . ',1n,l,t',U ‘k’} b , ‘ « " ’ n f“" ^ 'r mountain cllmV Me, hod1 * C b m ck , will hold a that a birthday boa had been *em wl)1 nKTtt 1D |,.arB lhn; , ! hw,1‘ ,,c " 1* ’n' tH' for‘‘ lbl’ nfr" lr '* lnt?^ !f nni1 " * l " ’mlng food sale la front of J . C. hy the ehapter to Mr. J . L. Bled-I M her home on Myrtle Avenge. sot, o f Chancellor, Alabama. Mr. --------««• grsdeat.d from the In.. Co. B k * o e , a Confederate Veteran, is I Roy Wright, a Modern tt- sht , 1 rout,, will dlJlrlbme m pcrlst unlverlty ned plnn* to ______ the father of Mr. G. L Bledsoe u^hm .U y of Florida m Colt*' - ‘ 'f " " S ' " 'I n "c ^ T ’0 '< * -.• » * « r — r .„ ........ of this City. iv lllc, spent the week-end v.t i, Mil l H e hU h«vw eotttrl His future b.ide displayed o KIlW ................. „ .......... , At the close of the b u sln es*'fanlily< , :« l more than Jlt'o.imu for i JT-i?r for literary work nt the „ * „ . )H. , ,M,(or,. , ^ * •*#»Wt •»«•• meeting Mr*. F . K. Roumillat gave] --------l u.t.dlng presenr- a new palace, f u - i t n ’ school In Tokyo wh' te *n e, (sUtuto in tip. rvrm the 5.m. •tututr provide, n pvonlty of dntiNyve being ruihe.l m completion eompbxed her education la<t year. (, rill |i;, „u y>„-.. , an Interesting talk on “Plantation. , j j r<> q , J . PojMt and . It Paul l.le 'l.o nniotut’ of the li-cn e in the Of latereet to a lent* aember •n I. mny bo purift d I y thoprlII r talent |. in the com..... . of ' ,, hrtMIKllt f ,r event tbnt the tax i* 'inpsid. of frleade la this city la the an- Life on the Old South.” Two new' j 0hn*ott and son, Biddy, r p .t.l' '■pTorc the couple moves in, ti n thr 17 syllable .I 'nanete pwm. ucflot. member*. Mr*. J . It. Truluek a n J BCVl,raj ,kiy* in Jackso’.vdle Inst | City Hail rreo d s reveal that aouDcemeat of the m anlace nt t alace will Ire .cre v .ly simple .it She I. the daughter of Prim*-* b 1 hiw th l, atl(M„ , ... Mrs. J . M. MeCasklll wsr* intioabout 7 ”> I al business institutions, Mm. M s m r s t Taylor Barnet ot I erplng wl.h NI-hl.HongnnJir.ltb Tol.uda.IIJI an,........ gran.ldaugh.tr ................. w.„ ..‘. i ,7.*« ducsd by the president. | private individ i .I. ned profes Ionwm Waahlactoa, D. C.. and Mr. Jo *It !• built o f untiainte l wmid at I of one Of the famous sm,e-men Tfar tl(ltlm: lh„ whi,., Refreshments were served by the A, T rlffo rt| from , h< p iv v. al men have me compiled with the * eyh Jarrell ot Sanford, In Orlan­ hottrss, assisted by Mrs. B. U of KIor)l|a ,n ciainravill.- . ,b * white plaster tn the classical Jap- who l.rlp-.l overthtow :he mtli- the rouoiv ftimiuh^lnn h.nl jink license law. do fatanU y, Mar. JO. :.es» style. Not, one o f it* I't isry lo tJs more than »W years agt». J() # , I’erklns. to the following: members: ^ nf rr|(n,ia hcie He Mln-in^nt tii\o i. It has been the policy of the I’lty: After a wedding trip to sonth •ems has a trace o f wetler.t Abm.t 20 American Buddhists, (< K. A. Douglass. Mrs. J . 5,,- i wctkKtnd. I<** .iKcil for l« « Government te .notch a* fat* #* era polnte |n Florida Mr. and Mr*. urehitectureor furniture. are expected to Join the pilgrinl 4 ' MeCasklll, M i*. J . H. Truluek,! 1 Ppeekil m f iiithnrlfliiit thr* IMun possible ithe law- governing e c u * Mrs. Jarrell wilt he at home to There will be tvxu mod i . a.p to Kyoto for tl. Wedding. M n. J . M. Bram. Mr*. F. E. R °'1'. f'arlyle Housholder, n • t t le -t r Iv fnvpnihiK Itotlv in j*r»M»*‘rtv patlennl Keen e payment. This their friend* In this city. mlllat, Mr*. J . M. * * * Jr ’ ’ " r!:. . ’ . the University uf Florid... and remdilt* traffti* it method is in force to give everyR. Strickland, Mrs. M. »• " '« • ! me ample opporfunfiy to meet his' the guest of His parents ( ABBOTT-IU (WEL gins. Mr*. W. C. Hill. M » . B. -- wl4k.cnd t 1 rn • . oB thftnty hlehtravs \t presen'. <Idianion with the t’liy. Perkins, Mrs. Allan Moseley a n l |M.w«r ch ie f Williams explained that Mr. and Mr*. J . S. Abbott of MU> > U rfnrtt RobertuBill Thigpen, a student at Em­ this line. tunny persons ate ..ot fi.ci.irialty t l Height* announce the enory University In Atlanta, (-a., It I* hoped ft. scu ll. low cm ii le to obtain their licenses im­ nt and approaching marrlwa* he guest of his parents last powering the Cotiun I- - 1,1 . to u.l mediately nftey they are due. if ftl* e f th*lr daughter. Lity Mae. week-end. Just or rn.iret lax crlIftenles| !11]r ,(tnt the lenient policy of ih tj '»» Luther R lsstl o f New Yatk tff'niPtf Trctm I'tif* Can y.m picture Grace Moore due the f’oiuity on l.n .is m | t -j,j,. ................ . of them mnplo, 'l ’ n i t u r lf i v Cky. I ree grett’er than nil fetter klrt-l Jam es Henry Dyson, a sttt left., tiltMim.lo the Mooyher," ,)vi|r,,| h f tli,, Cuutiiv or t'itc t . lime to collect the fee. I e The wedding will be an event of nt the U itiie.sliy o f Plot i'll ill W'•* wfirdiT ot thi* riitlici, ilif» Yfrti-I woh npproprlate gv-tuivsT Yuu p m»*i| for ptthth* i»ro|t«a is. pul Ice reeotiD of hist year show A **” - No date ha* been set. the wi-ek-vm' Phnne, teltvlslnn, we marveled e Gainesville, spent rhin’t Icllevo li * Well, trot right litre prreeni vtdlretion*. riempa with hi* parents. over to the lifts Theater wh. ro her | I Iniilx-r^h’- h e r flight over t Coerldlottls |s one nf the mast ibn.il fe e prodme about $ Id,000 hew picture, "When Y ot'rc In ~ sen. nt 1 tie . nr.. toarVeli.ua, h e disease* of young chirks. stimuilly for this iituniripnluy. Mr. and Mr*. Guy Corley of tton id it. in ci |j>vr." opennl y rt'ctd iy , .mil ttkn ccnVrHujTVnTr " r“ Auburmlale «»«• «•«> wcek-eml l| c it y r|| ... s „ u, , , look. Take o frtv looks It's otto now serving two City of ftti ,t . Co .-t , r Mr. Lamson polnletl Out thn» guests nf Mrs. II. N. h a y - at tit* rood tn I luma' euS. In clu d in g M M iV II M M »N F eSS tl pBltllHM t '—.** Hite i»... » while the Diesels are In opera- Montfiuma llnttd. ' Anti hlsto.y .xi or.ls o.l.s-f c J To ra’.t it gay, gorgtoii!, glsld^', Unit for a legtila^bi-ntotohlv \\ -trwi * nt|» ph j Mi 41 rilfp* KM.t.oUs with Mi-s Mnote's nr**Y. fXiti'l t:tk** rhatlfF-* on aion. i , Miry I-cgills* T.H of Mon'goin. vlun'itl Initnttces of eocverab' . ' Bn' l- kily v«»ir»* * .v ilt| |’i* niinffirirnr. such as M. Fran.-is id A, Itl, Jo r**!.U . . . k«'f|» Ulrnn (Fwiwy y , A la , Is, lbo guest uf htr It b (inp nf thi* hn^pli* t nffnirH Uunyaiig Coonr* Whitfield. ut tHdrt) Nin- l’k*»|»w m ar >»iu. Q aunt. Mm, Jhilou Johnxop, on M. J . I ante and '! I < itrt iv n* i *b»if IIidlyiriHi j hr* < rvrr prndiuvd, 9 M E - la l S I. other notffl rbrbtiiut# w)i West ss'-st Kl.eyt. Inline llvnl, |.olh of Utlimlo, w c U rn Rltilllv M**!* <bem wr|| hxrk ch.inp««l from draiH'/mo i n t I sfI i1■ * '<»n tt lirn. t* Monrf whom t I i|Ui4 U. luel u license li. s .t l ) . i n| y, mi iHhlfih. Ui'lli’f arrrairH r f C»‘od. Tb«*y nrr n i n U* I S" II Fit<I in l«»v«" with nil t»ti*r for the water plant Is to The Beat In M'cording if. record ’ ( vui ; M<»r*rt liitrV »*imrstfii«***. MUs Carolyn Foyhurn, a rtn- of kmcc." that It will rare f,,r b*r,’P lBir ilrimcist for dept at Wesleyan Conservatory of He■Mi'* . "lni;ii»if "Mi mil".'• <»*! Jlfdge It, W. Wt.tr. mamls on th,. City’* wi*«r sup­ Mu-.ic in Macon, ( i s , ii -pendlipj. k .Mr. M ciirr Hdntfii tho o v u <*»*! re taW#s*rV *i.»* ♦ f (111 • • een.lp^s b ■ • 1 p ly for probably trR ykif,>. »Ti’ “ the Spring holidays wuh her par . I *1k* ronvri ^M'h **ni 1 ei 1tpif. v • in H.d.id ert’s “S>ren-| ‘ Tim TutnfmiT - l r I** piirtm »*i | Also, It Is trapped joul t» ’ A ! I l*M 'S ' * b n * " s * H l x , » « u c i . nr.lny niuht ents. M 0|,|* nib*,** Fine 1*. y“ fr.'tn 11M id. nu sire red mi nlir.it make * nF additions for Iticreaseil In Redding llidge, ami spec. .. ■ I Ucfwva II.'.n.II.' Av. nt M.' nine Biiit. i fly," "SI Inner," "Vis*le volume of service that might be p O U O L A *] Mrs. Herbert Kltch and Mr_. long term la Weth rsflrl.l p i t on Da r*1 ■ 11 N fro mi *'l.a T.-ytt.” the Sir-vt ulll'tl' Ik nceessa-y. i r'tsj Janetta Kineuid of .Stark were bo. '"«• >"s crime and was e. \. in” fr* ■ii. itiii.ii'. l 31Mil lull DHItf. **\Vul i acow “ , ’M house guests of Mr. and M rs.1 "> » 1 !,,n»i >'fr after •mfng .full* t.“ n'.i| **ln the (ibiaiuing All 1 new ** rs.ed in ktto vlng more id. these Drive rum The riilfttfk r .l t Miss M argaret E. Antosh ot Walter I . Cooper for a few days (lie .• Ih' s I.I (•’ll two * xirllent new out iif prison. A C o m p lete |ti<|niliir ntimlM't* i»y .Vcrtiiti** Kvtti. nf flu* *-mtnr n u t KAMI lt> sldoi.ll.il Silo Oil Trenton, N. J , left yesterday for last week. lie retoinniriplrd to any Imer •Our Peng" ..a l 'W hittling Ib.y," Chamfcrr of Comf " will d. |I Silver l ot ' Cheap for ipilrk Miami after *|wnding some time V a r ie t y T o S e le c t Mr*. J . M. Wilson In * returned rase i to rend "Down lit Water Mi- ■ Mom. |, perfectly support, rnss lm|».ii ... ........... m 7 hide Mr \ V. Unsold, tt, Hill or here as the guest of Mr. and From | from Atbuita, (in., where -he al- S ir e " ." by P. II. Hadley, a .teal >d will. .1 grand "« ry by Rohert o’elotk in >1.< < iiauilu-r bulhlluu tsike. Mr*. Claude M. Ki.bson. tun led Kline’s Beam Irian Trade Heon of .lie Bowery.” by I . John Bin Inin »«f **\tr. Uit «! urt'l " !' ILii1* Show and took speci.d courses 1/ Hu! immiiL mid "Twice U«rn M«fi,w I»«*Hi* I Hui* X i••ti i** fa in*, i ‘ii r y I *r;» n* A i11* 11» I I11*"i;•v■1111» %i •'*M1 by H.itoM Itkgblp. beauty culture . id J m * r a l n hnul-(lUnklnig r*inhi.* * ii 'ImI*- i ’b*' Mrbi Atin*Hrtin Jin b l, while o*h**r n»hft ti^al fi'amre *<I *la’ Jiinhn 1,1bin* We llis m c ir# Iruli with iMIfutly by Aline *»f « ............ .. ..... * B ig h t T n lfM&l«honv Henry Kirpbrnwn, ! * *Vlocl ...... Rhl Iii lm lln j L im it nuHim Mitchfl. Tilth nine Uautuf* fnir Holf i U ld I r in c e s s Black-Draught ra ». * * * Special A c t s In All I)elim]ucnt M7 Legislature In Occupational , FcesTti Bo .failed: X n t M ir fir d Barnes Weds Joseph Jarrell ’ '“’j City Asks Bids For Improvment To Water Works uvci* do Tale Of New York New Musical Film rrrr. (’onversmn Is Told 1numph I1or(»race 5 n by Ted M o rcer Mmnc, Bob Riskin 151—Reasons—451 im iu rs N1CK”S ‘P ttingly Made Uqnsr Store.. GLAHO; LIQUORS «i i? ►»- NOSE D IU JI’S WINES WHISKIES . Too I di. All •! tii ur.rl other*. Wrist Watches f » " accK cw .'t > w .'d .1 r - _Ltt'j • J KI.CIN (IHIIKN IIIH.OVA SI KC.AL PltU KS Md-aulin, .lewder HAVE A TELEPHONE O F YOUR OWN H kVKN*T you .mil your family oftm felt Ac nfcil trf a i. lf|ilione in yuur lutmt-Children, etperiallv, are likely in feel keenly (he lack of itich • convenient means rtf eoniniunieatinri willt their frie n tl*. Am! when emergencira arise, ilm la rk of ■ telephone in your hreiti.* might prove not only coetly, but aeriou*. A tH igihi.ue, xa.ti w ill Tin.I, poatibililie* f o r a li.ippit > atltl for the whole fa m ily . horiain o f c o m fo rta b le life 112 11. I’j 'k Are. i:.\sri:u Is th e tim e fu r (lovvcrH. W e h a v e a nice supply o f (fn riltn (lo w ers r u t d ully. S e e vvliat 'Ja r will l.u y ! A id e r* am i .Marigold I ’l.m l* lleinly T it S e t M r*. H e rb e rt Rttaiwil I’henc r il l (Vtrry Are. RILEY’S NOTH II M A H . J .'t lt ll Tlu Faster * ui.'a'u v bill. WJ' I , sxhc'ultd tn ink.’ |da* Sli.ll ll Sun ay a' th.- 1 i Chit. * I. I.a- I* .'It ct.lb d ..ff I, cau-c i>t 'be tllii' - " f ev en ! ef the s ilty . ENGLISH’S GULF STATI ON IM (V I) I IU .Si || Your ndj^ilHirw am i frie n d s who h av e ielep h o n e* will be glad to learn y o u hav e o n e , fo r ihey know from experience tin* m any ad v an tag e * o f b ein g in quick, easy telep h o n e re a c h . T h e n too, with a te le phooe of your own, you w ill avoid the e m b arrassm en t o f hxviag to borrow a tieiglilurr’a telep h o n e. W h e n you w eigh tln-se and ih r m an y o ilie r advantagea of a telephone ag ain st (he s m a ll co st, d o n 't you agree that It really d oesn’t p ay to try to get alo n g without one? Why w ait lo n g e r to e n jo y the m any advantage* that a telep h o n e in y o u r h o m e provides.'’ Order your* today. S im iM I n i TtIPHONE M l TflEGMM Co. iH C O aao aA tia l l l l t l l '-’.YIH , l!i.T7 %wA |Mil I I II ROYAL (JELATINK CoitNKI) BEEF 2 No. 1 Cans 1‘EAS IS c in t Nlit k h h I 2 No. I Cans Riley’s COFFEE 'i n it uni TOMATOKS I IIH D S 1>XI,I||| if I MI I I J H ilt FKKSKKVES \ 'i i*ni Will.in I he next few da>* prices on new Coruna anil I.. C'. Smith Typewriters will advance. A great many nf our customers are runleniplatiriu (he purrha.se uf Ihi* eipiipim t.t and we ask Ihiri they get their orders in NOW and pel (lie old price. HAYNKS OFFICE MACHINE CO, W a lt H a y n es, Mgr. t(H> W . F ir s t S t . I ’ ln n c l l - J Lb. Pkg. 16c 1 No. 2 Cans 25c 2 LI), .lac 25c m .*v» in i • i **riiH»ai TOMATO SOUP 2 Nn.jl Cans 15 c Scott Toilet TISSUE 2 Rolls 15 c Waldorf Toilet TISSUE 2 Rolls f c SCOT TOW KLS Roll 10 c itntHii: V« " hf Ne.stle’s MILK PRICE AnVANCE ON TYPEWRITERS I’kg. 5c 27c Till witlens tinm o re To UiiiHsil'y cans I l \( \ HI l» I \’sllldXF M illC H Jtp WIIKKK S l llM I F AM ) {'(IL 'K IK S Y \IIK lIY-W illtll.S A.N|» GULF I'B O IIl'C rS K BEI* t i l l It At T il B l ’ D G irr AT A MINIM CM W AppluH 4 poiuuls Nancy Mali Sweet I'otatoes 5 Ihs. I’reslt I'onintoeH 2 Ihs. Ilefts anil Carrots hunch (pialily Department Drive A Pair Of CHAMPIONS F ill your N o -N on yuur ta n k •with E th e l lillft cra n k ca se w ith l i l ! I . F I 'l t l l J E I'ltO N K (1121 C u if and 1 r Fr«*h OYSTKHS <|t. .. l\. i>rit thurk BOAST lit. k i' .It furk SIDES lb. . . . . (Ii Vvn, CHOI'S lb. O Q >' «*/ J ff ( ' JL w 4 ffC JL ® A ffl' 1 )^ !■ -- •■‘ia 23c 19c 15c 5c Economy Oepurtmenl Bulk IVuiiut III TTEH 2 lb*. Fancy SJIri'.l BACON lit........... l.cno I’i.rli CHOI'S Ih........... Fresh Ground BEEF 2 lbs........ A J*C 2 » AQC S O (B ttC S i A tfC AW *1 i jY * X/ > �1 I Firkt Elimination For Rochester Red Wings Defeat Chattanooga' $ Dog DerbyScheduled At tLeachate. 4 To 8 Longwood Track Tonight A ■kMto OHUft W tm n V S B K l- m c lu u iM Ira to n 's lull'll* Hh » Oar F in e M a y D m * (left) wlaba to M at N U b m m Un aa lb# i d f - a t jM ' K i t o i t On M uaJly Me m a m r i m l at Day lawa l i n k I lata Canltoah. Dlny 4 M art art tha M l ir art. II la h-Barrt t:*a n a tn rt n M tor ■irt riw »><•) T H IR D — F ' t ' f l t r i llaia. i t* . I l l ' l l . - * C lu m p ||,M I I I 4.44 F 'U « aaala boat)* 4" . a.t* a aa t f u c i i m — i-ia »u * : it««. lualp UahtalNg 1.41 4 .4a Mia# MalSpn at* nappy Naa Rrxlahsugh geii » i m lolac* out of look In* o»fr olil pupae* hapt by Wr K»a Cutlet. Amir Btyir. T H IR D R ACK — Futurity: l l u l I t 'l l n| I t ' l l ' D o 'b l* )— C ra te allW Dream. fllgklaad F u r " . M a rk-' M in is '. ItT 'o . R " I I ' f . C FM tr to r. ITalrle Hold. r t H ’ H T II RACK _ |.|* m lUl Is t F Kkonr, Careful Maid. U i l tp» g y S ? w.v a*F ' i n *4 BartdFl a rt holiday*, u j^t* a rt la a lrtlu Ak U ltd, Sp"li*li*r' TOTAL* . Neighborhood Eats u Tra ltl* .TyiFtJMXt WPX <'-m>a" 7 i4l»a iw ik Ir t Aaa WIU ,, YOUNGSTOWN, T R N T ir — " (.b — V?)— Work* ‘.I’.: loll O , Mar. t t !i J U t h t iu .t r a !«»«* • * « Mina H«r * w Mobile Religion Is • New Seattle Wrinkle around luiil I'DfwitUaril," 'Traneh-Ca' UgMw*i(ht who m*eU ChJao Alrarei, of Tampa, In a t*h-round match at Banjamin FM d. Tampa, Thuriday of thl* weak, la ihown abova followinc hla 'arrival In Tampa. With thra* and ona-half year* of fhthlfnx aiperlenra, Hriiuil. laril U'aapacted to win over Al­ var** following vletorlo* nvaf two’ othar Floridian* thl* yrar, Bba: Brea** and Tommy Hpirutl, who fall before the Canadian'* allayb In Miami ring*. Happy I M i S l ^ T r * ” * ■rtprrn *K3j*iJ , “b#At*f , •MF'r* -------- tlfli i TO TAUI ... iHallM. to Inrea* 0 ( . Clljr Matloywl Ba aato rlauniu. i s r * i x ^ s s r v ''* * FORT C0I.1.INR. Colo., Mar. J l —(Ah—Donald Dorman, Colo­ rado Htalo c n ll'i* itudanl, atnppad hla rar nn tha hint way without nntIHnn the horn boll BMrby. The bull rhanted unit did 171 damage to tho ear, breaking hla own nerk. Dorman and two com. pinlnna eaeaped Injury, . lL 'aU A U U iiiW REPORT t '.l l r , («w tea. m a rh 'l atrade. baartua, maatlp iT a a « « llt r a llo " r " to m i ot lit* Of lira of I to PIIF C t'rh 0»4 s* Ito t * o " 'lllo a M " l 0O " Bp*rIflaolls'o roa to o k l ' l ' " f ro " Ito I.*1IF *’l'f h or from Ito ro a " l l l ' B K a a lM 'r, for oaa dollar par aat. T to r i t r rnmmlMloa r . m r v " Iks rlphl lo r'J**l « o r or all kid', nr Is m ak' " r k rk a a a " ttA f tiiilif y ir it tm " on kail*! T.Prh'U aaoo** •• * "»a hall*! Pplart. iff M S" Roeh'al'F fti' *»lih oltrh 'd hall! K ailv the H nnb'l) !•»» im M i m ; n u l l a i w n R n eh m U r I*. T im * « f " m e ; t i l l . T. n o n e * aw n rw c iah w a rn haowa lo tho offtoall that Itoro 1*. »• f o r " ' lo , tho auu ot Florida. Iha oarvlaa of o Mhpo. •to Itia Cap of K r r h . I'M •oa anoN whom would b lr t *«•. a r t that yaw hfa oeor too a r t af IW 'atg.aao M ir * r r in T K K it iw t iin t o n n n n r n that fo b a p p n r to t h - BUI of r a T a S 4 u AK1h ,Mm *f Ml Complaint h . r . l c o ' or toforo Muodar. tha Ith day of April. A. p H IT . olharwtao th# atlar;', r t e d 'f'D d a a ia , i a V * ? r t 2lr .i tlPOa af oald Bill Will to la h 'B ai r o u f " o " he you. a r t a *•r r '* pro n u l H M w ill to "• g S s ra s .-.r.H & ’S Kinjittir1- " i t i V * 'r t J i t T i i « R o B tirn im that thl* order h* " k lla h " aaro **»h w " fee fo«e ro n .»»utitr* w m I i In Tbe •nnff'H ll*f* n n -w «M n e r »wb1ltH#d In Fto?*Vf.“LS: -rJrt'TsVi*'.,.?;. *4». r ^ 4 l , 7 . ,! w J l •UmlRfilt riiMMff ilntw nf Flnrcap af W * rrt.o A f l . . l » J T . When to Itrtlr* lo horehp I . BHRKIinM>B< f^ rlthrot* N c t i t , dor of J a i l. A. D. mm* In mP dfflo* appttmllnn foe A I lano'dr !*•»"•. DINE » is Stated . y low .r"*...... ..... Vh?*lii.r * It'd , ku kprl* i'A im iv n i _ B uppii.i unht. iu Sftto 11**4. m a r k e t ■irad*. JV?- f* r do* tiunrh'* h »,l. <4. i»*. poorer, lower: TbppeiL bu. hpra. l i t . 1 11 ■" C B L R 'IT — FtX IR tD A tr rrtC » r r , in 'n e e , i i s - i i * O n JIR T IIM iltT n — FI*. Ml Furnltafp ^ n i* — 'a n r t m 1 »« Cauaty. iJr.iTTrt V,’/ t l u * ' t b n s . ex ip, iw iM 1 rtarh Ctreoll Court I, ^ R B A I I B i IH ItR B M } — hupplloa h f .If. VIto' SS, t *It , ,,*,Kl nw rk»* are, Mead?. Mill |HMir»r, fta Girag* aptrtmaiw • Ikniiblr pUirs. J f f l j f b In in U n n h 'l l t . J u 'l l r k l n M a v 's e ll. *••*••• «- FlaI**P'r*dl'.c J l i i W 'l t 'd for P u n k 'I l » n V r k 'l l a n s n " ------- )•* J J J " J J - * im aro 'i*; f*"*r}pn» W it'rw o fk * b f *lam, an follow '; * - 1**, M. I*. D4a**l Ba. ■•■•* w llh t s u r t 'lln u . m 'a rtita riu ic h " , k «n a ri'* n ■ " .ra io r * . 'w lteh hoard' a r t ■•1*11 'q u ta 'w n l all rnmB l.|. r . . i , for ***rallaa. T 'r h la * M IN with ••m'rl* m olara / • 'rta tl* '* . ■ w llr k " "* *th«r **UII '■ iu lp m "t lu la lt r t e o m a l'l'. I ' live 'iia iia a c t lr W 'tla F'* a r for op 'ra lto ', , I— ,t MIIm *f ' l " i r l * power I I " from t.’lt* Pmaplaa n o . M*a to tlltp Wall* " Orlan4* lll'h w a jr. .A I k r i K M I l M l * r ■M d'r'* Itoo* m rt* pay'hta to tha t*tly nr to 'lo r* . a r t f*r fte* p * r* "t. I t p * " " t > of tha a ' » " t of kid. nt'Ot h* 4 ' p e a lt" with " r h hi*. n p a 'iM l'l k N * »r* will ho r*Mo4r*4 to faralah B ort* to tha ' I 's N 't of s M .th lrc of t h 'lr r « * P " I I " C o 'l n a u . * i"p t Ik*I " r h Honda mop not k ' requir'd ftom rellahU m ' " f * ' ! " ' " of * " i p o i " t . c h " k a *f i H M O M lu l kidd'ro w ill to r » l » f »»d m rt«ut% INNER SPRING MATTRE88E8 SANFORD MATTRESS FACTORY -*__________ i i. it. m . in .1 i ’U. * E pBtnn4i%^ Belly; a .— W tW BBAMBi (HNAI-B) — B ' p p l l a o light, demand llahl. marrt*- b“»- hpr* , ntaal Htrlnnlwnw. ft*lr |.* nwllt>-iry, m * very |K...r, I . M - t l l . Bt. Illaah ia lrn tln rc l t l - M * . W AX J'w H le . i.4d. ** m a " rT^ T ^ .U,,,''* • torttontlo. da- 4 1 S Warn Ok 4 . uhb rnK T'xxrrd IVtIrulo*, p c. C l-ct M IIKIM — ifla. bu. kprw brut I ill-4 poor to f a ir1id * lid . ' Cumpaay. K U C I’IA M T — a a p p ll" lldkl drniand llahl, market 'trade gla. M i buc rrta., beat, l.**| lair Is goud, l . l l - l . T l i bu, hpro, I1 I-I.4 A H A T — t la. l ’roiiul. too. Ilk d I j r m i C B — dupetwa Uakt, da­ rn*n.l dood. market aterty. Fto H -K III’T u I W rrtrn i ertc. ta. la, l .li -I .M . K a iu r* erla, l . l l - l . l l M IIH TA IItt— PI*, ru rlf. acarrw per due huork'*, lie. IJ.NIIJNH— Morlharn Telluwa, M Hi. tiag*. I.J*. DKFORB BUVINO that Lawd- b a g e H r , H A K d LK T— Fta. par A r t bo* T A K lIK ItlN h n — g 'a . 4-1 b u . * h ". id-Jlo. mowar, a " our lino. You own rowh, *».ic,v No. f . 4 '.| 'c 1-K.tH: ic I UK U N )— Pla b ' a h ' l D T IU W liK JtltlB d — r io . plate it to yeurddlf. Htaatay-Roier* •«n> 4 r| | hpro. no auppll". I’ K l'I’ KKJl — BupplHa m o d i" to At*PI.RH-.|U*Hrn. Tnrk* fair u a a llir , lui*. b rh t., I .i u - I .t l . d.inaad mod*rare, market *t**cr F li. huatol h L 'M r * Rullnum . P®ANMi (I .I H A I — FI*, baa hpro, 1 IU-1.Hi Wruiihrr. l.ld-l.Tit It* U B *EK Ti ..._ Rhtrtwiirtb. Crumpton. o n i.k u ' i> - to o l* aoup — ai l.m aiul llgki. fu . per d*c S Ill Nil. Ik iteoeyrull. I Kerlv, ' — no m u . SANFORD MARKET FOR IIAtB — Mow Toy Aato l a j * . Worth twko tho prlea at Chrlatmaa Unto. Malbar F m ltu r o W in d 'll. Kiuieii*, if .»«*> 1 houaawWra rK*rby applaud" Iha Mr* and eolunimrwj ..to aajto ply iho n m iu iry v**atp*Wa, Rfl luuli , (,’riichlow, ,who wan ,p#l army rook during tha world War, bpiiad hlmialf for a coup!*, a| hour*, and ovarybody fof tytoqd 4 ff C la r i f i e d Advertisements M il", rf __ 1‘rogrtu Ada Into’ Whan on* of ihd wdrk^ta keg. ■aitad convert Inf It liu^i a o m *v t W i e u n _ ' „ i i n v r * v ; , “ i R*n*mUI*r. * a .S 7 w*“ *;’ • H | « U ii Traffic. ’**71?. * Fw trallon laborer!, ^laaniar a W l (tem! h«r», hauled out a b®-pouitd P f . bn-tosT, ‘ " ,h* ?'f. u««.a * catr ■aahtrrtlrt. Wot', of „ . D leuiw ? A n iT * V r " ^ * '» r|l r : 0 * » Tw **ly-FI*e li l t . Tow i T w .'lr <t#» Nnnlh, Mi T h lrlp Oa* ( I I ) Beat. Bit’ telan i l l tola* la tom ro a a lr. h u t* r t Florid*, eald laada to b* aold la Baggett's �^ .P T T T ^ T ? ; F ire Department Seeks Ordinance To Oust DangSecretary CMef Cleveland Asks Chief Of Police li Instructed To R e a m CabSigu Beauty Shoots Count B y This , . S e s s io n m J ^ n S C T 2 U p p a Moley Says Ettablith Dates Jooior Chamber Raymond Proposals W o ^ n f Brin* D e f w For Work SheetiNominates Men 'American MetoOw To Be Accepted To Lead Group Admits Striking ; WARM »rR IN G S , Ga.. Mur. n . — l»P> President Rnnsrvrlt slid inday hr h-pud ihrrr would In- no new taxes m this sr* ion of Conlire**. The Ohlrf Executive mail* ihe statement ai hi* second pres, con 1 fett-nce of hi* vacation here a* ho H t in u motor car in front of the p r e s iiuingi-s. Hr d id him expand on hi* tax observation. It was mule In response to a teipieat for comment on ihe rtventj atatrmrnt o f Marrim-r S. Krcles, chairman nf the Federal Reaerre Hoar I, that the budget ahould lie ," r *‘,nl l-al.tnced even If it became m-res- cultural t’onser iBty to invteaae inrom and prnf-1 l!>37 yevtrrday l'» taxe*. J liahe.l ihe firei lie ileelinetl to comment mi the for lnkln|t w„r letter ( hief J u m Ici* Hughi* , raying the Supreme Fmirt reviaiun * , , r * >01 c'" would impair Court efficiency. Document* Altamonte S p r i n g s , Kirchoff Ca n d i d a t e Tribunal ActkM I Oviedo S e c t i o n s For P r e s i d e n t Of At H e a d Of List L o c a l Civic Unit B e l i e v e s Roopeyell Can Achieve Almi The Sanford Junior Chamber of ronim erre Nominating Com mi ttre In O t h e r W ^ T l laat night arleeted E-Mie Kirchuff aa ita choice for ptesiWASHINGTON. M»r. * * (,\ P ) — Raymond MoU/» ilem o f the cfvic unit for ihe com . _ ing IS mouth*. once one o f President * * * # Other nominre.; J . N. Robson. velt’* cloficst advlnor*,, J r ., firai vlce-prcaolent; K. R.I posetl the chief e x e c u tlfQ K 'ney, aecon.l vice-president; Roy, court bill today on lot Mann, treaaiirer; t ’jrde llamsey,^ tirouml It would abandon aecretary. . '‘American method” of aww» The proponed Hoard of llirector*] lug gocliil and economic inrlr ile* John Schirnrd Jr., Jimmie' „ ."■* are the date, set for llvirdo. The Rowland, Hrnry Wiite Jr ., J . J.l chango*. "That method, the A m eric** Kellaghan, Harold I’owrra and remainder nf the srheduto ia to lie complete 1 In the n.-ur future, Ralph Cowan | onlarly faahton preturn* w ( tub mrnibcr* pnintwl oul Ihit . |K ' . . . - f , County Agent C. R. Daw-on annomination hy the Committee doe* *" n^ ‘ y . . . , nuunred that the faun uffire will not necessarily mean tataitlve e le c . •«* ^ It. he rioted nn day* when work Hon. explaining on election „|ght! 1« ronvU e. the p ^ p l. o f J t . sheets are being taken in the Coun­ ■ny member h*« ihe opportunity V <b,m» *Jlfn ***** ty outside of Sanford, nnd be taVr the f1«x>r ami place his run'll- thamfe, Moley raid no checks fur the I Pill pro­ date on the ballot, | "The end which Mr. Roeee gram will tie distributed on these Ja y fe e * elected E. K. Laney haa ao courageoutily marl# \ days. i and Mr. Ilamaey an delegate* to own ran he achieved within t hecks, the sgrnr asserted, withi the State organiiatlon'* convention grand morale of American I ■hr hell by ihe farm office not In l.akeland, Apr. U -lt. Mr. Kirth- atiiullonal iradilion. But to I |mnte than " I days nfter their tr- o ff and Frrd Scott were cho*cn a» In achieve lliem through th * ' i reipt, then they tire to lie returned alternate.. About 10 member* from at ruction of the American tr ! tn Washington. ihe lora! unit will attend. Hon W to open the way to t Yesterday’* session was .leFted W iUiimj J r ., arldmaad the death of ideal* that Rav# II ’ algne.1 tn a r .| u a i n t a l l chlg ’ body briefly on propo*cd birth.” I fnmmidrcmrn wide their duties in plana for'Iwautif(ration of ih« lakeMoley tnld the Senate Judl* I tilling nut work sheets. Following from, diaplaying a blueprim of >ha Comm III ee that “ n u M a haa 1 I I, he Vnmplota |lat nf the bodiesr plan* whlrh the City hope* to n*f more mitapoken than I ^ a rt I Co- my ♦'■'•titruin**— t ’— S—ly": of na-trlax e f»e i. .« w w « * » J.* a k t e . Iliiuimnek. thMIg.si with s|n-i’ littg . llviedo, pre-ideoi; Roy P. hyntc-s, Hr n vote of tlir"'orgnniiaiion,| trary refuaol In fin f a way $15 or lit days; Karl (ikirie, Junior Chamber drlayrd plana for modify the law ami pregervt th irg e l with ilruitki-itliess, J5 t-t1 a membcr»hlp drive until the new tinulty and unity an far aa 15 iluy<; llu., McMillan, rharg.-d, officer* have been rrateil. slide ill a IhtI.hI of atrikihjf, with drunkenness, }5 of It) day*;; An addrea* of W. II. Ilyaon. ptiriillrlr.| sociul and ccunr John I'lau, chsrgctl with rvt'klrss hnither of Fn -I liysun, w»* well change*.” iltlviltg, ‘.Hl-il.ty n u ll it.f, suspeo l I rereived. It noircmed the interest __ _ ml; F Stephen*, charged with, which northerner* Hike In Florida. lm_ . , f|V _ | drunkeiine-s, $10 lain I rsirenietl [ Mr. Dyson *>s.-rieil thoi he hod 1*1 I S S l f r l l c a i 1 C I Dt-indi rty eon11net nllegH’iaus 1-een coming to Sanford for the C j l „ J _ _ i „ i v f fltL were braid tlgiiitist the fitlhiwittg riency neccvary to both, hence the resignation a* Club secretary and treasurer. In a statement Issued to The Ifrrntd this morning, he said; " I regret that my personal du­ ties prevent mo from continuing as secretary-treasurer of the S in for 1 Baseball Association, The ilutlra o f the secretary h a v e reuehe.1 such a proportion that n will triptirr considerable lime ni| handle them in an effirient iir*n*t nrr. I mu sure that the director* of the ha-el all association will be able to arcure some one who rat. give the time necessary to handle this position In a satisfactory inau-j per." . j “I will rnniimie to be interested, in Sanford as a baarbatl center and reimln a loyal liouiier or our tram." When notlfieil of W ight's resignatltn. II. M. Watson, president of the Club, expressed surprise And tktnnlshmrnt. 1 WnbOin ewtht.nnt .pgnin anv'poa. tihIH sbcte-scrs for the position at fltu lime nf th* interview ami had no nthtr eommrrw tu'm ake. He regrrtied ’ the fact that Wright’s connection with the ball rltlli ha I pi he severed. At a late hour today, no mosement had l*e n made to call a meeting to l lert anuiIter secretarytrea-urer. ilod Order, will Wight at <1:50 o'clock! ulea Sanford'* Ik1Mo lay Chapter list tonight in the Masonic Hall for a Fa night circled Reginald Sodrrtil»ni regular session and it rhirkrn1 who a* master rntmciltir to serve for pilau svpper, II, R. E, Siarr, high ho i the next three months. priest, announced tmlay. I prod Edwin flnniske was nnmeil senior monritor. while J,. M. Telford Jr., We-lnesday*a tides, THal Stntinn, *' ' was the choice o f the fra'ertthy for Ocean Pier, Dajrtnn* llrarh: low,1 r * junior rotinrilnr. |-J:in A. M. and 12:51 I*. M-i high,1 f" r The evening's program Included A. M. ami 0:IW I*. M. j addresses hy the following Mason r: The Fire Department answered R. II. Chapman, deputy grand master nf Florida Masons; 1|*rnf.l ___ an alarm yesterday at The Trian* 15. 11. McKay, principal o f Beta- 1 glr, I'ark and French Avenues, innle High School. R. E. Kipp, j where a grass fire wn< burning. Grammar School prim ipal; J. I |No damage was done. j Trawick, ntn-ter of the Sar.,’ort| A marriage license has Iweti i*Masonic laxlge; ami Lrtinari I.. , sued m J . T. ilsrd y and Miss Ca'hMcl.uras, High Hrh»o) coach. I true Calhoun, both of Sanford, »cA chlrki-n pllrau supper w *i orrling tn recorls in the County served after the business srs-ilor. Judge's of lice. A number of prospective DeMnla ys w e re guests. The weather; Curtly rlmuly with ■tattered ahnw.-r* on south e**| cii*«l toalght and In extreme northwe*! (Irrtlon Wednesday. Kxtrerno Northwest Florida part­ ly cloudy tonight. Wednesday cloudy, probably thun-lrrslfiwer* In weaf portion negroes; I Frank Thomas, $|o or JO diy»; Maty Thomas, $5 or 15 days * lit t Akins, 50 tiny*, *t'spentle.|; Mariottj l.nwery, $10 or .'PI tiny*; Vernto Jones, $|0 Ihiiii I eslirii’e-l, I Marion lytwery also was ftn.-d $5 or remande.1 to jail for lo dty*J for contempt of Court. For allegedly keeping * disor f tlerly house, Winnie llenderritn. negro, tlrewt a fine of $10 nr ill sentenre of 50 tiny*. I barged with! being iron ties of lite Inotse were the following, li..-* Ibtvis, $5 tpj III day*; Ikt Jangle* Holt, $5 or 15 d a y . Ilroiikerioes* rltarge* agtiiist( three negroes resulted a* follow*;! James Wa-hingtnn, $5 nr 10 days;! J . H Ferrell, $10 or 50 days; and John li. Miller, $5 or III days. | Willie Ward, negro wus fiord $|o or :io .'ey* in i*d af'er a cunvirtion of I ring drunk and disor derly. DircctorH ( ’ailed To Speci al Meeting On Friday C h a m lM T chairman, saitl between an 1 flJtOO had been subscribed 1 m T i t I I V I 1 1 gk l a Monday with sons* amounts still t l ' j l o l I I I C IB in the hands o f the Cummiuer* A s x p H P l i R v U Ik V I gi but not reported to campaign head* §3j WJ I I quarters. - - . Mr. Sharon said that owing to Lloyd F. Boyle, assistant d i, lo the very busy season worker,I irict attorney in the Ninth Judi Were asking for an intension of rial Circuit o f Florida, wa, in Ti lime to complete the canvass. This tuavllle today engage.I in thi request h is been grantosl. spring term of Circuit Court f»i Campaign oiganixation has been Urrvard County, set up in the following town* in Mr. Boyle said lea* than a scort the County: at Lake Mary, Mrs. of ca»ei appeared on the -io.-ke Robert True will be in charge; and that none o f Umm were of ma Mr*. D. R. Gray at Longwnod: jo r important*. B. L. Malt bit ar Altamonte Spring*; Spring term of Circuit Cmn Mrs. G. J . Barnett at Fern Park, open* in Sommol* County In May the Man's Club at Oviedo; Mrs. 3. according to Mr. Boyle. F. Long at Chuluoca; and J . A. Judy* Millard B . Smith i i.ngan at Geneva. presiding justice In both routine- against rich of three nrgr.'e. who pleaded guilty to a-sault and bat­ tery chargra af'i-r being aitaigne.l before County Judge II. W. Ware The defendant* were Gene Carr, J . D. Paul and Nrwt Wash­ ington. None of the trio mold agree with the others, it appeared, as to who nwnrd the santlwich — so they deckled to settle tr rho rough anti tumble way which cost them enough, said Judge Ware, 'o buy five Sunday dinners ea.h. Harvey McAllister. negro, plea-led guilty in County Court to operating an automobile with im­ proper license. Ile was fine-1 $15 or given fin day* in prison. Ironir Funeral K ili* H A rc Scheduled For Four I*.M. Wedncuday ‘20-Found Wildcat (iiven C i t y Zoo; Caught In Trap Funeral service, for Ron* C. I.oog, S.infoid rurnl until rn rriiT who >l|e.| Sunday in Cornon-ln Ilem h, will lie held ill I I’, M. Wi-ilnc-duy flout die Frick*.ill Funeral llm iie with die Rev, |lr. E. D Hrowolee officiating. l*xlllienirM, all ■.uiidoyeea o f the postnfficr. *re : W. S. Thoinuui, II. II. Kqttlres, E. A. latndiert, I . IV I'aymn, M. EMoreland sod M. D Wright Imi-rntent i* to he in Evergreen Cemetery, Mr. t.ong, who had hern u resi­ dent o f thi* City for the past 2.1 • year,, wn. fishing in the surf when he suffert'.l a stroke, lie died al* I most iiiitiirdiiiirly. Marion Hand Diet* After Short Illness In Smyrna Hospital Ted Mercer, in tell mistl Otary, belay I.il.l *lm lrnl* at NentlPola High School that tho "r.-al lekj of an rutlcation is Its applied liility lo the need, of life.*1 * He wst the principal speaker on u special chapel prograul M thr edureiioniil iusiiiuliun. Mr. Mercer stressed mocal eharacier, a spccitdiirtl Inlelletl end a well developed body its IP* three nefrssilte, whlrh the Itud* ertt j'Mith mit't (K isses, to main­ tain thr pace o f living. In developing the trio, I|m ntissliHiary said all rmploygtfc will rsaiiiini- any applicant rmplnyment as to his charactgf. Hr said it was mandatory'tha$-m Ixiy nr girl completely nunUV on,, prnfession tn l*'rome a •lib­ ers.. He concluded with the *tgt^incut that a good physical condi­ tion I, an aid to both charactkY and thr ability to Irani, ** Mr. M rrrcr is -chislnleij lo *j[dtrss Hanford Kiwanians tnrwkrrow at li!:|5 1*. M. in the VaD dr* Hotel Agricultural Head Welfare Unit SeekM Applications For Enrollment In CL'C “S ' Court Spring Term dk> broadtail from 13:30 P. M. to 1 P. M. Stations carrying tho program •re WfeB, Atlanta. W PTF, Ra Might, H. C.{ and WS1. Columbia. B. C. Andrews, secretary.tressurer o f the Sanford Production Crodit Association which la afflllamd with tho (and bank, aald the financial Institution's Sanford hranek served the counties of Eemlaol*. Lake, Volusia. Brevard Orange tad Osceola. In thbi district o f ilx counties IJMM lo*M have been mad* totiling ISJI40JMB. Seminole Coun­ ty firm er* have borrowed I t <250,. M O to m v o their farm *, according ‘ to Mr, Andrew*, . zm '^ zH ien Court Ch Drunken Dr_____ CITY NEWS BRIEFS Feel Fall B l a s t Of Law In Fulure Sa"ford OeMolays Choose Soderblom e * may expert la pay the line For High Position The Monro* Chapter 15, Ma*onic a**enied or serva the senlem o handed down from the hnuch.' Flly olllrlal* said today. la tho past, thn city ha* boon lenient particularly with first offender* having no other p oll.* record. Hum" laxity also hk* berg ■howa In ra*ea where tin- person arrested ha* • family or I* holdlag a Job which might In* Jeapor dlied by * prlaon term. City Court, on tome occasions, H u accepted part of tin. >e seised fine, or release.! Ihe rttiivlctrd Person after ho eervid •owe of hla aeatenre. Rut tn tow future, the full Finally will he rviulred. heraqst-, oa City Commissioner W. A. lo d lt r pul It, "there's no greater menace on the hlalfwar than a drunken driver." n President Refuses To f i t Says Pri­ v a t e Business In­ terferes With AthIftic Position Charge Rate Display­ ed Or Show T r u e Law May Cover Paint Cost, Says B o a r d (Shop E mp l o y i n g (Tly Commissioners last nlgM liu tru it.il {•niira f h lr l hoy Wil llama lu o n lrr that dim* ralr rrmove ihrlr lo cent sign, orharice lltu rate displayed. Thumbing tLtuugli olil iirtli:i anrex, Attorney Fre,) It. Wllaoi fiiuml where u for hire vchlch rnul.l rharxe a maximum nf r certain fira control method* cenla per pnraon, but ho ex f « r boUera. rooming house*, pruned an opinion that luakinj boardlnr house* and paint aurh a charge aaa not tria l »c ahoM where spray gun* an long aa a lu cent sign waa "hang­ m ad. ing nut." ||o also fount] that the He expresied a belief (hat City Itan power Itt adjust rate* I ■tptiy email boiler* located within they are alumni. tlw.CUy limit* do not have peri* Titn I'om ml anion hmuclit njSift laipiction*, and some have for a arrontl reaillng ami passed np safely deviet* such aa a pop an ordlnanre apvettylng that “lit* VAlvt. choice of lht> volera In a gen The flro chief rraphasitrd the eral election ahnll have a nia danger of valvclraa boilers, show- Jorlly of vnlea. while ll|> i-holc" iOg that aa explosion of one de of volora In a apeclal elerllna vjge la highly rapable of spreadahall Ifavn n plurality of volea hig flame* wUcly about it* vlf'lty Clerk fran k latmaon relnlty. portcil fhe receipt of *ev-ra Mr. Cleveland asked tho Com- complaint* rela!lvn to the place, g^lasiea for the authority to in-, nmnt of algna throughout I ho ■ftrt rataMlaliment* where guestr. I'lly, the kick* being reglatnrei’ t i g taken, assert lug that some in -' hy peratma tiring la the t hi n •W|lwe* cila t where itustlisiuale lllra wtgere the hoard* an- erect. llfw precautions an* talm an ' ■U Allotn> v If ilw u i o f *hf lKere i* an apparent lack «f inopinion that the City rraa wlthnu’ Ipf^at, on Ihe part o f the owners. power to regulate elm placn I n . ihe safety of either building litem on prlvito pruperty. oe.gveol. An effort waa voted that Ih< J Oae of tho most outstanding Florida power and IJght Cone '*" p a ir K< a ri rexrlieTi In rigwert tT out,; u the di* lowering cut lain |t»aror llnna near i n * u*f* houae* for proper the alrpirt whlrh are said 'i f »«‘ lngttisheys rnnallutla n menru-e in Inruening He aeacrlbetl a s one or th* att.l outgoing ptanca. Ilfcat essential urjte of fire-fight-; Tami l c ity orllctala Invited N k'apparatu*. the Iik'O1 Commission to attend While the BtatB Hotel C w m U - a K la le a lila safety meet ther, * l 1 . U •rBP °'*«',« l lo look after Murth 11 nnd At *11 I to ill* adell matter* a * egllngulaher* Ita rime principally n method for llm few u.tand rwRialiig house*; there nassagi- nf a In «r lit reiiulre HI tic “ t1 A" W e l k i n that the btely , ilrlyera1 llrrnae. | The IPinnl yttleil In call for lihU on nrw uniform* f.tr mem(Cawlhiwed aw w a r twwvl C on grew Former Advisor Sanford Ball Club I'luys Chattanooga Marion Elixahnh Hand, IJ.yearold daughter of Mr. atol Mr*. W. I Carl Hand, surruinlird early iml-iy in a New Smyrna hospital follow­ Donald ('. IllaUdale, j aaaiating a short dines*. ani to M. I . Mil-on, ’under—* Funeral service* will ho held heir. Mi's Hand'* birthplace, a l­ retary of the I ’. S. Deparawtgl though the definite lime and du'u of Agriculture, U scheduled w is yet lo he annuunred. •i*lt Sanford and ike nariwwafSurviving are the parents, Mr. ing vicinity*tomorrow or T lu m . and Mi >. W. Carl Hand; a brother, day, according ns advice* rfC Carl Hand J r .; and * sister, Doro­ reived here today by Cotsagy thy l.eo Hand. The deceased was Age a* C. K. Dawson. the ro-ne of County Sheriff Charles Hard. Mi*. Hand ha, been living with her parent* In New Smyrna for nearly five month*. She w-a* at­ l o c a l w e a t i tending school there. Sunford Kiwanians will meet to morrow at 12:15 P. M. in the Valdex Hotel for a rrgular weekly session. Ted Mercer, noted mu•kmary. » ptincipal speaker. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 22, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 22, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 22, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2ce55852ba0ff595dafb19682d268653.pdf 96abc4ff71e71227d6634ac6b616e07a PDF Text Text wmi Defeat St. John* Line Ann Faith Is Favored To • Tonight B y 42 -4 0 Countin Deciding Win Feature Battle Played Last Evening OkM A w ISi p k M A n HopeWiaafcf RflBjr III late Piriodi » w # 4wif Mm a* ,— Rcnlte In Victory „ m - m. As Eckersoiu Conw pint scoring honors, Uravkt n m ' Iup T t i T10 a S h im W i n Min »*'•> point* score win Ml(ltnllne . nM ieil 1*IN> K(Urwhile w _ lit* baera with RaccAtLongwood « dent Henry L Gray. E m ls Track Record In Coppteff Honors Over Three Rivols 14 point* and b SecondI Win K S?V!£ iiJSL ~**4 Over Rivermen _ city to back an awry hi the I Un Btato Lotgut. whh tho g •onflag ka cheek for 0 » franchise bead ta Laagna P A total of |l^a» wna phrw Judge Chaunny Boyer** a dock yesterday at tho weetig which n directorate ad right who had contributed to the h«Jd away. The** eight ledndl H. Coffey, Workington, D. manufacturer who ported |M Moving up ototttly rounding th* which tho two tlobn w*r» tied, and nrttch to drir* through along Earl Whitten Tallies automatically gave that mm, K*na*| f?loh WIN ha tho Rv*1hock tho Inaer roll, Ann Ifopo took Cutlet-All Common pair tltbougb commend ot the turn for homo end . 17 Point. To Aid in J X ? . " S T tL X " ® ! ■oteny favor th* H comMoo. noood out Hpoody Event In th? DefeatOf Old Mates «*• "»*»h*d ih* ciom of th* h » WMr ooloctteao laclud# Dr*®. •pedal match race over the B-tit ; % — . Bi A. P. KTBA11M » Herald Apart* Film Rallying In tho cloning RarlocI*. the Eckcrnon Cannern annexed the .Hanford City nnxkethall league ehampinriHhln hv defeating their old rival*, the 8t. John* River Line, hv a 42-40 count to a hectic liattle which took place last night on the 8emlHole High School court. It was ironical that a former palgn for both team*. In tho r* game* in which they have participated, tho n»w Clip L**gu* <himpk>n* annexed l»vktnrtea, and of the four lo**** na••■w*. «*• »•» hawW thorn b» • !*■*<» oppownt, tho St. Joh" o^alal"* «hat honor whh a M,|I win during iho firm half •" ***<•« «W*h '•“*» bt« a two-way thu >°nUm ot ,h* ,h! T t _ *"* other threw icthacka wore Scotchmoo and Ads May In tho oponiog rot*; Rva Cotlot, Matter Marahall and Andy Boyer In the Ihfid; Ann Charily, Madam Mark, or aad Rosy Sly ta the fourth: hrto Collet, Nimble Ueh and Prioca Pack tn tbo fifth; Oddto Bnroba.; Seadar tteaca ohd Cam. frt Mate la N » ' M amt So. sow, Beotcb Prise# and Bmp Woffle In the teroolb. distance, -<tualliag her own rec­ ord of 33 wcotidi In u doing, Epeedy Even' losing the win position by n heed, cam* In for plot* money wl;h Little Tactician showing. Jack Cop th* fourth dor in Vho rteo, completed the entry Hat hr-thr tint trial* for the IB.TI Dotcb HoiMr, SteAdto Moodowo •enter Officer Dtx and gin/ ag mod* up the winning dolly able combine, ftocuhe last night: •fd Bottle Copper, with flyoo.tr Sort. Just Co«o on end Am.rl ‘ eoUtltete for ■kliis. th* Inner aardena hetanoo of tho thrill coming from getting oader a nr M l. . . He k • good friend of Dim Toryoa who wa* a member of th* •siftxHL OSS* outs last year. w* nteh. M T io r# * "■haaS.1 Iti* 5°». Yliwa ■ Olllfllli, A&i Mir. T Jon**?nH**’ Kdn* WhenInn. HeHite 13 "?•-<««» nACK—i-i* m ite !'(iff 17 , fjjlf *L P*li? Iteuktet—nilvar •A *ll»«In*, Kve c’ ut10, MlohlanO Pi.rse, ('ruts, Jet. .'• o ra * , i.-ornwr r»ln. Mt» Sell* : Tune—PHturttr; Il«at o Heir of ttellr Dnubi.t—all firm0.4-0. tjm o l K , , . M I ., tjiln u , , , r s Mar.hall. |-al Illation. I;,,. 43 "tag Echo, Alter Heper. HaIlad X ’ vf'I’ HTII HACK—»-l* mil., r. 13 C. restate. Kaay Hhy. Hnn tin. a load, I'rairla Hold. Ana L’kar'tr. t»tl»a. Madam Maite.r, CroltV jtev, 4* r t m i iiai-k- i - u pdtei 'itert* a rullat, Nlrnl.te tIt.-la. K „n Ipiene, ° Prlarn .Park. .(Uteam. eu. Kalterit II Ploeh, I h llir turn, 'Iter Hlrla KRTtlNIl—S-ta mite; tlm>. It*, nralnr Oftlrar M l !J.l* l» t* * Taddr Wink* 7.to * Mr Jaeyer 1 T!llllf>—Pularltr Hla* Min* Illy rulllna llardt4o.it Shown above art eoven rcaeona why the Hour, of David baseball tout ranks high in th* estima­ tion of fane who have seen them In action. Loft above la Vaan, third basomon; center le “Moo**" flwaney, pitcher; right top ie Ptereoii, eceond baseman. Beiow are Catlno, ehoriatop. shown on the left; Wood*, first b*« men, In tho center, and Jen**ko, another horlcr, shown on tho right. Portmoat la Bantora, the third member of the atoff of hurl*r*. The Beartled Wonder* will be the main attraction at Municipal Athletic Field on Monday, Mar. 30, when the Chattanooga l.ooknut* will swing into th* third week of the spriijg. lednipg Mosiou b**. NICK^S Liquor Stars 309 E. IN St. mmUMteBteM The Bent In LIQUORS — i-te mites lima, :tt | 1'terlH* ,1'Hcti . lS.te H o • ru rW um l A ll Kr>a t |1 i ... j.ji Spotlights o f Sport By a . i* n r t « A c a g May »* Eckerron followeil up whh Kmlinir a long rontrnveray boB twin-ply-r which gnve hi* out- tween the St. I^tol* Car llnal* and fit a JKI-SS lead ere tin- third ipinr- their fi4rtner hurling are, Jrrome tar pn**nl Inm history. “ Iliaiv" Itean, tha Caul* yeatefWilliamt acorcl an umlarbas- day acreptml the r**ignatlon o f the kat shot lu rlo*e tho gap to 2U-37 gnat Die nnd forwarded it '0 but Earl Whitten tallied twice Eoni Pi Irk, president of the Nafrom the fli-lil following which III- tlnnal league, for the latter'* fi­ lar came hrmigh with double- nal artlnn, arrortllng to tha an* decker. Whitten retaliated whh a noonrenp'nt maile by Sam Brtadllke tally hut Itlarr nlon ram* back nn. president o f the Rinlbirda. with a field goal following which piixy had deman ini *60,000 to Harnage's field goal anil K»llv"« pl-rh thl* araaon, a «um *3 7 , 6 0 0 foul sent the count to 35-31 with over the figure offered hint byth* fhe Rivermen atill In arrenc* I raid*. Pleld goal* made by flavneek nml, The hurler’a letter asking valuitWhitten widened the gap to (lry reilr-inent woa received by 30-34 after which Almtan willed Itreadon ehirtly after (1 o’clock from the charity mark. I |n,t evening, poatmarkfd BradenRekeraon'* field gnnl nml a inn. Iliray’a home for th# winter, similar counter mode by Whitten The mluilvo wa* Immediately forsent the fanner*' count m 43, end’ warded tn Priek. English Will Try Scaling Evarest LONDON. Mar. »■— IA3 — A new assault oa tnowy.plumed Mount Rvsraal. world's hlaheat peak, may be made by fl Brltlab •apeditlou In 113*. The Tibetan government grant. *4 permission through ladle. It la understood, a* a token of the goodwill between India aad Tib. el. Rellaloua sentiment In Tibet la aaalaat all effects In acale th* peak. _______ , }H turn our thouabu sertoualy to Lte hoe*boll. . . Tbo LuukuuU ut L'hetUiinuas. nill bo ploying thotr tii Ural practice game to-tay. . . Hut • (* ibe pitcher* won't b« flowed Ui ; *« b„ airnnx . , •, Mount ot tbo pitch^11 trs hIrimhI fr^iy tiki’ Whool ’:!» will work 'Hit with tho team for KmiiTii t-l. ' a short lime yet until tho l/mkMati.rln* l i t put hujlere are tn nnod coitdlI'rlnrr.. I Ann True lion. A few of Ihem eru be. Id* counted upon tn face the Korlieater haleraen when Ihe I/mkoute play Ihe International League riub Sunday at Leesburg, TK.KTII—IHpertel Metrh lt.ee) the training hea.lquartera of tho —t-l* mile; llm., :11. Inel— l-P. off Mir. Pin. New York outfit. - - Were lookAna Hope a t t l —*■» la* forward to seeing that tdd Hpeedr rS.ent 1 1 1 1—1 pepper game the llnuae of IMvhl lUaale Terllrl.a t X I X—hit Jerk t'nn a x l l—tut team will put on during their Ann ilnpe. t.ta, X 00; Hprrdr exhibition game with th« l.o«h. Event. X.l*. nut* here Mi»n<lay, Marrh S9. . We've seen them cavort about Innumerable lime* hut We always come hark for more. . . ThevV PETFJtiPEN goal from the left elite followin'! which llermlon rump through with Vegetation, combined with teron* from tnii>l«' the foul Crete. raring ami other meehanleal meth* Kelly's reconil field goal within a tnl. of erosion control, la said to few aecoml*' lime tu-nl th* count rwhire soil erosion to a minimum. C la ssified Advertisements 1IAVH YlillK Watch mpulre.l hr PHII KENT — Nicely furnished to.im without board. 701 Wait one who rt'ully knows how. , IUIgK". Jeweler, Mugnulla Are. let street. MKNt IIKT VHIOR AT ONCE! NEW Oatrec Tonic Tablets con­ r o l l RENT: Garage apartment tain raw uvaicr Invigorate* and 113 West 4th Hr. ether stimulants. One dose papa bp argat.a, gland*. If not delighted UNPliRNIHIIKII AI'ART MKNT. maker refund* faw rants paid. Newly ruflniahcd. 110 Weal 3ld Call, write McKayoolda Drug Com- Hlreet, pay­ KA .M -M . IMMEDIATELY IIWINED lady. local work. Teaching aa<l aura. Mg or sales experience preferred. Bit* tetephoaa aad addraaa. R ri(« M l PA *-« UatflU. % hit* .'the aralee it Ik* ami the I ball all over tli* lot, Inrludlaji over th* fence* . . Beginning hh career exceedingly early, ho grad­ ually moved up Into pro circle* where he baa played for the past | ■lx year*. . . Started off with th* Cuban All-Btarta before con­ necting up with the Waablaito-i Senators farm rhaln, playing for llarrlshurg In Ihe New YorkPenn leagu* In 1»3S when hn hat. ted .3111, aerountlng for la cir­ cuit blow*. . . ||e went to Al bany In |13« and upon complet­ ing the season with the Inter­ national League club, Nnl.tr>.I nut with the Senators In Wash­ ington, playing is gam** la a „ GOOD FREpH FRRDfriird AT LOWEST PRICES W1ZZARD LAYING MASH—1180 SANFORD CASH FEED STORE Diatrlhuitea Of PRATTS Dairy, Poultry and Horae Foeda 203 S o a fo H A v c r m Bsa/srd, Flo. PIm m M �§ > m ifn r & B A N n W FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MARCH 20. 1937 Strikers Sty Uie 01 Force To B,riBg War ,v H Her* AO Week HUNDREDS IN SCHOOL BLAST Plane Craik Haiti Esrhsrt World Fla Court HcarsContrast* fair E v i d e n c e Of Cause; T m e as Of Nitro Are Found Amelia And CompM*' s ions Are UninjnraA As Ship Skids On 31 D o u s e d Runway. 8tt»Downer* Still Defy Court Order NEW LONDON. Mor. » .-< * > —Tho tsH af iho New commuaky school blast u td to 4U by ito latest check today a military tears inquiry con ‘Something Wrong* Aviatrix A s s e r i t u , m ur Ior syHipRt h l s e r s Support PlRRt OccRPRRts bloodshed and violence.'* The ■tat*moat n m from Mad­ am af th* United Automobila Wo* tog* of America local on:ona Pt.'aiptot Chrystor plant* which (Be worker* ham hod olaaa 0 la a* attotoyt to rnforwa tor ractaalfa hargmintae of tho a TKD MKKCKK Ted Mercer Contracts Vicorous Schedule Of A p p e a r a n c e s Craft’s UndercmrriacD W h o l l y Shattered By Strong Impact ins*— accumulated gas of Inadequate radiator a aitro-gylcerin esplo- Tww workers flndloa piece, o f pipe si trace* of aim , but other tlntwd the theory. Dripping wet from a pouring rain and tha penplratton of their | Herculean exert tone, on army of oil field workers—many of tl . seeking their own children or xl1 ready knowing thorn dead - filed irswMame* m m e West M itsioMiy Will SpendWeekHere; Bills Addresses CITY NEWS BRIEFS HONOLULU. " M »r. SR— (AP> — Amelia K«rtuurt*B ,, ground-the-world plttw M ib ‘ -q d id and craifttod todgy wWI* ■hp wg* gttsm ptlnr to take ;! o f f fo r Howlgnd Iilirnd Ml !' her world fllpht, but ah* gad her tw o men companion! 8M caned injury. T ho plane skidded on H gnastiy pile or iltbrri, hundreds ot uud tee lie burled ss ■ consequence the Consolidated School ot New Londun, Texas. An army uf rescue woken Is shown digging Into the tnsss In search td Tho quick recovery of 300 bodies give rise to estimates that <170 were killed by the explosion. (Associated frees Photo) Sanford Youth C urtain To Ring Down QnjTeachers Fight Diei In Crash S a n ford B attball School Near St. Cloud 21 Athletes Remain Here; B u l k Of Stu­ License Plate* The City Commission will asstm Ted Mercer, noird missionary uf ble for a regular session In their Savannah, Go- hot scheduled n City Hall Chambers at 7:30 o’clock rigorous schedule of public appear­ Monday night, according to City ances bora next week in the First Clerk Frank Lamoondents To Re Shipped To Farms vPmbytortan Church, severs] major Instructors Demand William Williams Is O f Washington Senators' Saturday’s tides. Tidal Station, civic dubs, and to two local schools. Current Price* Of HU first sppearsnes will be In ih* Ocean Pier, Daytona Beach: low, F a ta lly Injured Hr A. F. STKAI'SH Charth at 11 A. M. tomorrow. He 8:57 A. M. and 0:17 P. M.; high. Tags Be Retained In Vehicle Wreck Me r a w * e > r la M i l s ) will speak at I o’clock that night, 2:28 A. M. and 3:03 I*. M. Sun­ Jo* Fitgel, chief scout nf :h< day's tides: low, 0:BO A. M. and and at tho same time each night tot Thl* County's official delegation William Williams of Sanford; 10: IB P. M.. high, 3:38 A M. and Wnshingirr Scratrrs, iponw-s of tho remainder nf the week. about 20, waa billed fnstnnily to*I the baioball school here, had le. of 15 (fStheli altetiding tho Flor­ Mr. Mercer will address tho Sea- 4:14 P. M. turned to Sanford today to hvlp ida Eduraiional Association con­ tor High School at 10 A. M. Men­ night then the iriu-k he wa* driv­ Mill "Raw bleat" Rodgers, mana­ vention In Orlando as s f M wVI appear hefeeo flaa- , Fir*men were called yesterday ing smashed into an amomohlto yesterday ire." tord Romrinnaxt 12:15 P. M. on afternoon to Tw*sty-fourth Hires, parked on the highway about five ger of the total club, bring to a Joiner! In a campaign to prevrnt i * /It tha soma <toy to tho Mayfair Hot*!. and Park Avenue where a grass tnj* .jinn.Tneclose the bam ball school which miles east of St. Cloud. (Invernor Fred Conr'a reduction wf Wednesday at 12:15 P. M. in the fir« was bunting. No damsge was Bobby Hums, alio of Shtiforri, Sanford U n i t Leads has been conducted here fur the the autontoldto lken«e tag price. past three weeks. Yaidri Hotel, the mUsionary I* to reported. waa Injured although It,was le Grand Parade For Twenty-on* nl the original squad Nearly 4,000 tra.-hera o f Flor­ speak in local Klwanlans, while 4 listed not seriously, fie was tid­ The weather: Parity rhuuly. ing with young Williams, 10 A. M. itld m i on Thursday to 135 bog*, who repoiivd In-te die ida public schools were expected lakeland SeHHi on of xlntrd to be h'xrd by the Junior ■tfiwers la central and northeaul fiiti keek, .will rail mill in Sac- to throw their entire force behind George P. Jeffrries, St. Clout' portion this afternoon or tonight: chief of police, told Thu Hi m l 1 High School. ford to continue their work in tr movement to maintain the cur­ Sanford** Junior American te•ifff &|f4 H P lJL Jili * / *•/ ,Af. : # preparation (or. the coming *«nsnn. ie nl tag costs winch go to support Mr. Mercer U a drsrendcnt nf Sunday partly cloudy, possibly that four occupant* of the muting gloti flrtini and Bugle Carp* def­ e Tf TW# majority of the g.xiup wt'l thu school*. A resolution was to 1 Pmnty WPA' project* Grn. flugh M»rf*r. a Revolution- showers extreme north portion; car Into which Williams cranked initely will te sufficiently ad­ play for the ioc il outfit, while the hat ti liven voted on today. Owyto)*d JM persona, Includin'* »ry War hero who wm« a personal slightly cooler extreme north- i « „ pgrknl wiilmut light* on the vanced to participate in the Su’c lemainder will go to rhatlotto 'n Convention delegates also Look'd I f women, through the week ending friend of Gen. George Washington west portion tonight and north road, the Piedmont l.esgu', althougit lie served for two years ns a*, and central portions Sunday, ex­ He eaid there wa* a poesil.ili’y legion Convention nt toik'land on for diacuiahin some method of di­ today, according to a report Issued hy W. 8. Earle, WPA work director slstant superintendent o f the Jerry treme Northeast Florida—partly of serious charge* being lodged .May Hi, Frank llaziard, Instruc­ some may be shipped m Jark-on- verting for school purposes one McAuley Mission In New York cloudy, rain extreme east por­ against the driver, although In- in­ vilte, a new farm of the Senators. cent of the seven-ctni gasoline ha tide eeciion, tor, Infuritiid Senior I egiannaitc* The 21 youths remaining her* tax. Sunday dicated that some douht ns to which Mr. Karla announced that work­ City ond was associated for six tion: cooler tonight: have hern nsilgiied to work under of thr four would arrvpt iIn- te* la*t niglt:. In years pa-r, about 12,800,1)00 man had completed all construction years with John R. Mott, raid by partly cloudy, coolar. The unit was whipped ihtouglt llodgera, together with several ha* been derived ftuni the gas tax sponsihihiy for huving been under activities on tha now u.embly >W-d many in be one of the world's fore* Including tor the general revenue fund. the wheel at the lime. n three.hour drill by ll.-uinrl. Chaiianong.i rookies. tor the Htgto Former's Msrhet. The most religious lesders. Since IfllB, Mr. Mrrrer’s prinri* Seminole County Jeffctir* announced that it cor­ There weie 21 drums and bugles Blair, l.ivingtton and I'ayne, pitch Some 35,000,IMHI ha* Keen the structure will bo painted next week S h i p a 3,135 Cars oner's iiopirst war to have hern in tho organization, including some era, a* well a* with and chalked off tho list of project! psl work has been that o f conduct , . Kd ...,Shirley , . of , annual yield of license lags which Ing evangelistic service, and hold Columbia, S. t .. John Udekof M*-t W l>r> p,ice, from «5 to held at 2 o’clock this afternoon aft­ as finished. Of Celery In *37 er th* four in the patsengar tar salvaged instruments used at one Boittown. I’enna., and tresfi id ,o0 „„frert.,| lhr pr(l.^ ^ re,|uc,,| Fifty-two workmen are center- Ing preaching missions in the de all of whom are going to Char 10 a flat tale of f.'i, the school had been turned over to the cus­ time by o senior corps, ■i*i'.their endeavors on grading nominal IonaI churches of America. Ills record shows that ho has H*mlnol« Cosaty has shipped tody of the sheriff of U<rrola I'erry Mem, Boys* Work chait- lolte this t'Bton. •anon aerss af land to Improve tho tvvenue fund uoutd diop approxispoken In hundreds of American1LUS c*rio*4a of celery sine, Ihe county. Tluxe silted to reruiin lu-re In- niuiely fJ.ntXI.OOt). mutt nf tie- Legion, said an addi­ High School Athletic Field. The The polire offL-rr tald h<- ha I tional HI piece* will have been re 1til le Fred Btunle nf Brooklyn, peaJew Includes the laying out nf roller's and schools, and In more I openln* ot IhP 1*17 season, ac. riilivi in um on the preliminary of Cedar Itap t'purt of the associsiton’s resolu­ a football field, conitntctioa o f than 2,000 manufacturing plants l cording tu report number is ts- been able to obtain only a few de­ rriveti ty ne*t Friday. LtingindJ N.I . Y„I Ed .Benedict, L’ ^V..... II sit sued In day by tho local branch tails nf th* accident, because the tot...... . die outfit tu 37 in- M*. U., andI Erskine Rp.cu* missions, prisons, jailsJ Hoover ol tion* rnminitire are; "To retain 'Mania courts, and building a dUYMCA’s, chamber* of Commeri*. of the U. 8. Hepartmenl ot Axri- young Burns wa* visibly shak.-u strunt'nts, I ' harloiie N. C„ ail third bus- the sti-tallrd Chuin Smrr T n ami •■nmdhnil-playing field, rulture. Kronoaica llureau. by the event and questioning had II* explained that ihe nddltionof H..ward Fleming, of « hatiu one-half of one perrrnt Gross Heno Mr. Karla said another crew I* civic dobs an I other orginixatinne At this tlmo last year, only liern delayed. a rotor guard and drum msjur "'•««»• T,,,n ' 'hortstep; M ceipts Tux, and, 10 a-k whatever impinged to repair the woodwurk have heanl him hundreda of times 2,477 carloads bad been dis­ First report* of the wreck worn the Inner t„ to- .elected Friday "Swede” Martin, of 1-nng l*land, lialsm-e may be necessary over 'CP the grandstand at Municipal patched from tbla section, the telephoned last night to I'olirtt will give th' Sanford Itriim amll Wilson lltdUnd, of ItiKky Moun’, amt alove specific revenues, to Athhtle Field. llureau said. fhlef Roy Williams who relayed Bugle Corps oro of the largest Va.j Al Ka*so, of Ising l*laod; make up the $H0Q per instruction •rirfi-t — Hantur Itself wa* responsible them lo young Williams' fsihrr, organization* of its kind in the Garry Vlti, of (Tearmoni, Fla.; unit, be provided In the Stale's for Iba shipment ul MSt) »l operator of a stall in the Statu .State, Joe Hettosn, of Akmn, O. and general appropriation Mil untrs* Rwrcstkm Center these carload*, while Ibe Oviedo Farmers' Market. These drummer* and buglers "Mussohni” Rrelirk all outfield- such provision has already been Is To Be Next Step ration bae produced !I5. ac. Th* driver of ih« truck had li ft ar' schedul'd to lend the grand era. anactrd Imo such law earlier in the Second W*m»n order'd to te session.” curding lo tho Bureau's figures Sanford earlier in the tiny and parade in l-akelnnd, because the After Trailer Comp Other data In the report was delivering a load of vcgi-in- local Senior la-gion unit i* trading main here are Jack Wrinengrr of In do- general session nf the Jnn. D. Jinkhts, County las col­ After a sit, 1* definitely »e- lector, reported today ar noon that •bowed that Sarasota County bee ties. Hi* dettinaiion had not hern oil o th e r Florida po ts in member­ Albany, N. Y., Rugg*rio and Flnrida Education Association ye,OTIrirn, while Sim Nettles, nf tri-lay morning at the auditnrium, ship I'r c e n t a g e * . lectod for tho proposed automo­ only 509 poll taxes for HUM had »blPP«t 70S carload* of celery revealed. this eoaaoa. Manatee produced I’olire Chief Jefferies said tint Mr. Merit announced that the Linden. Ala., wa* the only first Milton W. Carothrrt of Tamps, bile tourist traitor eamp here, been received by hi* office. Stun- s u p e r v is o r o f c it y s c h o o ls , tha neat step will bo lo ral*e He pointed out that a *38 receipt 2<f, while other count ice raleed truck rounded a turn and wot "on Son* of the I-egions’ rifle team ha-enmo kept liver. The t milste hurling stuff I* rum- was iiunied prr-Mrnt of Ihe ass »top" of ihr parked passenger rar risuitteil practice this week I* the funds for a rec riot ion cstitrr j* necessary for anyone who plana 141. posed of Dan lltuinerd of Fusii-. before young William* saw th*' National Guard Armory. It* mem­ II -silsar! no raw* tfe m l hnildlng on tho grounds, Mayor to vote In tho special City election unlighted ub-nuciion. Tho tru.-t. bers ere living insiriictril by Frnl Tippett, of Greennhoro, N.j nf April 13 when a Commissioner Sprint To Arrive Ed -Higgins sold today. C„ Arinsml Heard, of llslilmore, uvrrtuisrJ. George Cook, of ih.< la-gion. Tha City official announced he will be selected to fill the veennry ynn of Fmeipti*'.[ Alex Sharon Hears Jji-t night's nhooting honor* Md , Jack W hopesed tbpt u Chamber o f L’om- caused by tho resignation of Perry Officially Here At 1 r e a l t e a r * o e '* ■ • T h 'e e l In the 25’- went to Cat| and Regi­ meece .Committee will arrange for N. Whitehurst. YouDemocrats 7:45 Thb EveningjT C tte r Returned nald SodvrMooni. eneh of whom Mr. Jinkins explained that tho the tenter once the camp to asAirport O p e r a t o r Rattle Amendment scored 23. In the 50'*. Tommy Me entire 509 dkl not necessarily repre­ -i.T 0 Familiar:Haunts ro was high man with a record of Employment Depends Alex Sharon today waa atMayer Higgins repotted the sent Sanford votors, since the re­ 41. City agond hare within 80 days port rover*') the County as n whoto On A i r m a i l Service tending the convention uf Flor­ Near F i r e Station IlS.iAa Mad /or the suggested rsther than the City i* particular. ida ..... . sc iMiiocrallc Ctuba In Kegist ration looks for th* elec­ rite at Panford Avenue nad Fair weaiher and mild temper DeMoluy Chapter To Tho City iloi's not priipcHo lo llrudonton where Ihn organisa­ tion are open at City Hall. Trigger, tho Fire .Station mas­ atures are heralding the advent ot employ a full tlm« operator at tion buttled yesterday over X Three candid*** hsvo qualified. enly the Hgto*4 op­ th* moat favored season of yean. cot had been returned to hi* old E l e c t Officers And Monlilp.il Airport until tho |Hist. constitutional amendment prohib­ haunts today after an absence of to botog found to tho eo- They are W. A. Leavitt, J. C. TruTho hour announced for the ar­ Hear Talks Monday nffli'e llepartniottt ha* ilrsignat- iting elritlvo <>r appointive pub­ luck and W. A. le*. of the rival of spring also is the time uf sevtral days. vd Hanford *« a regular slrntill lic officers from seeking tha the year when tho sun crosses the The dog, n black and white fnx Aviation Committeeman president v of the Stale unit. Hanford HcMolay < haiiter wll ttop. terrier, was miss'd early thit Jay Cw» Schedule equator moving northward hen Volte Williams disclosed today. Aft’-r extended debates, p th* (fell Bor Contract Bernal equinox to tha official " ,,k - ■*» firemen Relieved he had elcrt offii-ers Monday night Night For VMloni designation given tho annual ra-' W n Plrkfl1 “ P s '"1 carrie.1 away, the fraternal organization assem­ lie pololrd out that Ityt move matter wa* held over until To Paint Hospital turn northward of tho sun. j Yesterday nfiernoon, after an ble* at 7:30 o'clock In the Mu- • as wholly for economy, since some lime today when a succes­ A special "visitor*' night” — 'appeal through The Herald fnrthe sonic Hall for a periodic meet­ there I* no need lor a lull-1 Into sor to president It. F, Mlxell, Palatial ton tract or* program Is on schedule by th* * W * man at the flying field unle*» will b» named. Kindergarten WUJ 1dog’s return, a family living rn-ai ing. to submit bide Hanfont Junior Chamber nf Two of the three candidate* After election, a supper foe the 'Tty ha* airmail service. _______ mm « I the Geneva Bridge trlrphurird that Iba Ftroald-Laugh. Commerce Monday night In tho -Mr. ,v illtom* explained that for president now h|dd public of. f t e o p e n u n U l o n d s y the animat was In their po-ses- prospective members is on seke-Hospital, according; Mayfair Hotel beginning at 7:30 ule, Thl* will precede a number Firman Church, former nperann flee, tied a third resigned re­ - —— ai«n. Lawton, chairman of O'clock. Mrs. Jullm Turnbull announc'd Trigger, very fonl of children, of short nildresses by adults who had resigned to accept a totter cently from a county position. t | Each member haa boon Instruct- today that tor kindergarten school had been found one night near the have been invited to attend the position In lb* north. Candidates are Carl V- Cciery. epocmention* may ed to bring on* guest. Tho unit has would re-eptw Monday after say-, Rux Theater ami readily accepted affair. The committeeman said grading Jacksonville City Councilman: ahtototd from J. gtton Moagh. 78 affiliates. m l day* to elaaaon have been an invitation to "hop in" when the I'rof. G. E. McK.iy to in charge and harrowing open-'ton* are Tom Ferguson, Miami Juatlc* of architect. AX bids mast have Andrew rnrrsway, to ing continued, sliding ti.xt the the peace; and Dili) Nolle r* suspended. I family’s automobile door was1 of the speaking. by la A. M. Bat- said r'yde Ramsey Is In charge Th* institution waa etoaiit to- opened. They thought the dog io‘ l-oral Masons have donated the terrain will to in first class signed engineer of Hernando of 2 1 . e cuutltf, *. of U n . 7wato«rg H lttli ' bit a u n / , _ I r«fru«hmvtili. shape within tw« weeks, , •It aatlfM a plan foe paacaful evnenn■tont intend to thtor plaata without ratio* BRttlvmat." t h a t af tha xtritors war or* hr CtrcaiC Jodgt Allan toy. Sheriff C, V i m , with a foieo *4 t l i topwtiar, haa a a to no to ra ffrr o tha order at planti whore Drum Corps Will Attend Conclave Of Legionnaires WFA Prbjeeto Der VfTOa P r o j e c t s Owing Part Week ■ ^ JUMBLED WRECKAGE COVERS Te W aned W o eld I m H F r o s t Ael l u By Troopers DETROIT Map. , 20 — <AP) — RcprtMnUtlvM of ROOO itrik m , «kfjrin* court order* for their eviction from the Chrjretor eutocnoMle plant*. Informed Gover­ nor Frank Murphy today they were twin* the “only weapon we have” and warned that the uae of State troop* to ejrat ttout would “ lead to a School Depth Toll Booited To 455 Mark D U M e t i l la l i f t 509 PoU Taxes Of 1930 Paid At Noon Saturday— Jinkins wet concrete runway and th* right Hr* blew out. wreching tho on* dercarriage. Thera was a to n t of Com# from Iho engine, ggp ambulances raced to Ito seen*, arriving lo find Miss Earhgrt, white-faced, climbing from th# wrecked crmfl, "Something must have wrong." zha exclaimed. •We were going about M . an hour when the right t ir o ___ out; I rut the iwitchoa," Anuria said. "Mo on* *raa hurt, only ottr spirits ar* bruised." Her swirt rutting of swltcboa cn the two powerful motora *8 the (50,1)00 plane saved tha agio from catching tlr* and exploding more than m gatlona of |“ H"e Vi. the links. “Thlo routs* post goat meat af my world trip, but not c*M*1to> ting." she said. Her rumpanieno, Brad J.' NMB an and capl. Harry Manning, alM escaped Injury an.L .aeltoto ,•*, Pa*red •h8toWJ,**P| / T i f f I’aul Minn; .MIto .Baritarc* le,hiijral •dttoet, toMP ftttotfBlli’ii It) the stitoe hod HKlerraf. flog* ewl twisted, pratal to m Lg* wing, both motor mmmt and the ■tahlllter beat. Itotlmated repair* would like Iwn week* at th* fac­ tory, but four months |f here. Count y Motorists Give State $19,061 In Gasoline Taxes Seminole County motorists can* sune-d 2115,211 gallons nf gaso­ line in February and paid ito State 81D,tMMJI in gas iu *t, nocording to a bulletin released 'to­ day by the Florida Department ot Agriculture. , Automobile owners turned o n f f2.H32.tl to the Federal Oovotw nt'nt tinder the 1-cent per tnlloa a*<rssm*nt. |nx Kerosene ransumptlan In dkg County reached 38.984 gxllonn. * Seminole's rank among sttoya in hutnln« motor fuel was Dade County was big % nearly 8,000,000 gallons. Lafayette County was on the bottom of the list with |H,000 gallons. In the use of fertiliser, the Ag­ riculture Department reported Seminole In fifth position with tha •niploy mtfitt of 2, l*JO ion*. Chamber Comm! 11 e e Will M e e t MomUy , j The Executive ant) Flitxnm Committee of the Bemlnolo County Chamber of Commerce wi I meet at 8 P. M. Monday ta the Chamber building. President T. E. Simpson announced Member* are B. F, Main**, Arthur Branan, Holland L, Frank Evans, Sydney 0. Graf, W. A. Leffltr, H. J, Lehmaa, John Meitch, 8r^ G. E. BoUlna, B. Searcy. S. o . ahlntolsor, W. »|. Tunnlcliffe, A. 0. Wl and B. F. Wtoeler, LOCAL WEATHKg •»* M t l Z ™ 7 . ™ --------------• *• 14 •J 44 H 11 _________ _ 1 || II II If !& __ t J~'', B • I4> 14 . 41 ..... 2 u i_ *TT IT 14 i r :f la lA II 14 - . TR «i .4 * tt 44 V a a a « . 14 :n M ••lit - $ ‘V % �a p p a p yaa CANDLELIGHT Seven hundred school children quietly awaited the sound of the gong which was to end their day’s work and send them aaunpenny home to their parents. Instead, just ten minutes before the hour for dismissal came the sound of a blast that was heard for miles around. The walla of the bulldinf crumbled; the root rose and then fel1 crashing out the lives of 428 children, injuring scores of others. No one seems to know how it happened. The school there wae that gas pipe, also coming up from under the bulldinf through t>s floor. Just a few days before he But howsvsf It happened, an Incredible tragedy has occurred. It Butters little now whether it wan some hu­ man wsnknms, some careless action on th# part of some individual who failed in his hour of greatest need, or an­ other on* of thoae disasters which the elements alone oc­ casionally cause when they go on a rampage. The deed la doM. And 418 little children have been sacrificed, and comities* parents, relatives, and friends hopelessly be­ reaved. It Is hard to believe that anything quite so horrible could actually happen in real life. t*4 G«hHg has *gr*#d to work IMS summer for a poll a «MJWO salary. Tk# poor te low la liable la-starve to d«*r,. Writ, at that what th# Chrysr strlkara di,| to Chrysler propNT was Bo wora* than what th# tos did to tho*# North China -viaeM, ar Mussolini to Ethl- Tto other day a prisoner waa Am by tho loyallat forr## daM|M Madrid aad b* tarn<>d M .le bo o Spaniard. Thlo was -A , ea ,sou*oat oreerase# that -o d a treat page a n a . Now If 1 paB kOaa a Moor, oo ItatIaw, r | Qtrsan, ao own would kava M gto anything about lu one else on his pronunciation until everyone runs and hides when he sees you coming fo r fear you will confront him with some such proposition as "H ow do you :<ronounes IndefhtlgabiHty’ r If you are, try this out on your friends some day and see how they pronounce it: "Under the asure sky crouched an Indisputable Indian. Ills forehead was bedixened with herbage, and he wore a scarlet belt about his abdomen. Though his conduct was exemplary and decorous, he lived in extraordinary squalor. "Though, like a patriot, familiar with the tribal leg­ ends his parents had taught him, he knew little beyond legendary lore, and was Ignorant o f ou r national literature, and o f the process o f telegraphy. "H e knew nothing o f calligraphy, and very little about finance. He was not an aspirant fo r Parliament, but ho hoped to exorcise evil spirits from the epoch by the adver­ tisement o f an Indian sacrifice. When granted n favor, he sought the apotheosis o f his patron." (From "Givu Yountcif Background," by Fraser Bond.) In the above quotation, “ m ure” is pmnounerd with tho accent on the first syllable, "indisputable with the accent By NINA OtJTEB D*AM "You hare ■ nimbi# wit; 1 think It wan mad# o f At­ lanta’# betl*." The myth that Thackeray h»d no M m of humor, »tt going prob­ ably by nomtaae who never got beyond on# of the grvat Victo­ rian’* I'ngthy introduction*, hat t**n rtvWfd recently In conns— lion with th# Hollywood produc­ tion o f "Vanity fair." I admit at th* outset that there la not much opportunity for what Corey Ford ha* called "abdominal mirth," tha kind o f laugh one get* from viewIng th* amir* of Jimmie Durant* for tha humor la the aubtlt brand that bring# a amlla Instead o f a laugh, and aomttime* a amlla ac­ companied by a tear. Rut the amilea ar* there, and plenty of •hem, from the opening chapter at Mia* Pinkerton’* Academy In Chi*wick Mall to the laat page where­ in Becky Sharp got* to church and Intereat* herself In deatltute muffin men. The humor of Thackeray partakra not only of the Ironic qual­ ity of the Shavian type of wit bet alto of the gentleness o f Barrie, In the portrayal, at lea'l, of thoM character* with whove wraknetaes ha deala with a trmler touch auch •a Dobbin In ‘"Vanity Fair" and Colonel Ntwrome In "The Newromea." The ponderous Jo# Redlay, who lumber* through "Vnnhy Fair," much Ilka the elephant with Georg* Oahttrne compared to hint*, fumlahea a huyc target for hi* creator* patlre. The first picture of Joa on his arrival iu honilon whh hia lleavlan boot* and cnonnoita neckcloth*, vainly imagining that he la a famou* tlundy, and lh« later picture* In a military role ONE of tho most r i t t u i M attache) to the Duke of Welling­ St Augustins to tha OLD Ci ton’* »rtry, growing fierce mili­ built by tha Spaniards la tha tary mmi»tnche* which he ehavcit For almost a caatanr it atoai off hattlly when danger rnntr*. ment to tha Catha-s n k h I ore both lu>iicrnu» and pathi'tlr. oldest city until, to 1NV» It w If Thnckerty bud not ‘poMtrsed fire. Only tha toaW walk, a *en*<< of humor, I do not be­ and facade with Ki f s B W lieve that he could h a v e giv­ en life to a character endowed with *o keen » *en«# of fun a* llecky Sharp llccky who mull even laugh when old Ml** Crawley left duly twenty pound* to Rawdon. Iterky it ope of thoae heroine* who ta. *uaa of Itvhn mv*r Matas au CO. tjn s s x .old t C .b r RoMnaow *#«m* to ttodB the, alt-dowo atrlko to un1s—m l. Raid be mostly. "ManlfSMB tho »H davra atrlk# la ua•’ * toweld. It la not within the right* them, go look it up. Thnt’it what we had to do. e l day Individual *« group to _____ -O ' ■stol or rot ala possession of prepA MYSTERIOUS MAN has recently Itecn waiting on art*, to the exclusion of tb* am■leper A?, tb# pwpooo of aaforctag.tho domaada againat tb* omThar# la such a thing aa gat ting too much edurntlon, A bril­ liant young Hwnthmar# College student l#ft his cla**v* not long agw W t#tk service with th* loyoMst fort#* lit Madrid whvr* hv ■ to b* cou'd gat taw tint** aa ■Mrik education aa In hi* claian o —a. Ha gut ll loo, a rvbvl swtprr’a bullat through tha baad. And tbar* la auch a thing ta th* wrong hind of education. Electric C O Ic n tA C T I— looking as if he hod Just got uut o f bed, flung on his clothes and made a dash for tho Museum. But once Inside, all he did was to sit on a bench, unfold the Times, and read for an hour or so. One morning he noticed n guard look­ ing at him, and -aid testily, "I suppose you’ re wondering why I come here. I'm trying to stop smoking, nnd I have to be some place where they won’ t lot mo smoke, see?" He brooded for a while, then amplified his explanation. "On Sunday mornings, when you i>coplu are closed, 1 go to LAKE MONROE OVIEDO 1 u iT S a iS id m pair#* favourably whb Thacker­ ay1* *i fob the* a—<tJr,‘ bid John teayaaV-wher>|ijtlikiy a n ttrtt besiiaraa. M i a ’ tton* * mmUm at-Mins." •Par. do w# wot fled anti the only life -* * I f„||*wlng pung#n. coanana, "Be- ■pa— tie W tltrs dc#M —owy Sf thar they h „h po* c .. « l • « !. aw f A «t11— acquaintance* that Chrl*tl»n rrren ryrs and the ability to u.a, ^ (or them ti» tliHr own •dvmiiUR*. * A u ‘ a*UkU U#4« m U ■—da la Buoyaa’a "Vanity Fair" . . . the Lord O snal Delight, tb* Lard UawrkMs, h e Lard Dootiw ef Vale Glory, my old Lord Lechfry, aad Rlr Havtaf Greedyf Do m M rug *rr*#a Otorgo Oob«rw#a - b o pretend to a roat of am* to whkk they have m rlfbt. Joa R#dl#ya who #mbroid#r th*lr convariation with reference* ta chibs to which they bore awrrr Wen Invited, and Becky Sharp# who## conapeny la d*lightful hoi whoa# h o* tag mo hod* Wav# much to ho d#etr#d in avert*—anahip. and, to fact. av«ry type w'th charm and every weakneen th a t Hr. Tl—rkaray found In Ms "Yantty P alrl" Mr. aad Mr*. K. T. Mrrritt ami The (act that one Huprento family of Oiark, Ala., have reCogrt Justice recently got arturned home after vlaltlng Mr*. reatad for not haring tb« proper Mrrritt’* *liter, Mr*. W. W fcttd m a stamp on bla l^iniln* Stanaland. , Ucfwse, that another one buateu Mr*. G. 8. Yale* and Mr*. Phil right out la public lb# other Eager have returned heme after a alght aad said something aboat ■hurt vl*k to fri#a>l* at Saraawa. the lack o( aportamaaelfp intone Mr. and Mr*. Carl Rabun and th—* who kicked about adverai daughcr, Evelyn, ami Mr*. Ollle deuliloaa. and that another on# Bryan *pent Sumlay at Mt. Ply­ OgJ—ted rather ilrenuotuly wh#n mouth. ■eg* paper photographer* anr,,lb' which ought to have guaranteed Charlie Meyers ha* retumeu -aged hi— by llaahiag picture* '• any man aucrc'*.’’ In Giving th« from Mt. Plymouth whrre h# visitIt hi— and hi* laraltd slaUf. P*r" Crawley pedigree, h# >*t< that I* *d relative*. Mr. Meycra will —Up go to ahow that Hupreuf' apeml the remain.Irr of the win­ Sun' wn* relaicd that queen Elisabeth, Court J—lice* ar* pretty human in one of her progresses, stopped ter wkh Mr. ami Mrs. Kabun heidem ai Crawley’* for breakfast ami we* for returning m hi* hum# In Cin­ Ilair, delighted hy noitio remarkable cinnati. W# generally think of th# Ku»fine llampthite in-er which was Mm. I. W. Carr, who spent th# •IM revolution of IUI7 a* on# •< winter with relative* h»re ha* re­ » of presented to her hy the Crawley tha MoodWat in hUUry in which turned to her home In Louisville, mine of the day (a handoime gentle■4 th# royalty ami nobility w#r* Ky. lcral man with a trim beard ami a #U|a— alaughtored or run out of ■on good leg) that she forthwith rreetClyde Howard I* visiting rela­ tarn ed Crawley Into a borough to *rml ■■Mn in a ftw week* of fight tive* In Waai Virginia. i two members to parliament. From fit* And y#t #arly n#wap*p#f Th* many frendt of Mr*. II. Pu.'thl* story and another on# nf the •e—uni* e f lb# cvenU of tho*# Mean aad Mr*. Ed Oglesby, Jr, dais spoke of It aa "bloodl#** ar* sorry that they are eonfbird their hutlrr, who "by good conduct, a handsome person, and mohiUoa" and laid of th# — • to their home by lllneaa. h— o f Grand Duke Mkkatl, the unds c* ,v**» rott lrnnl 'M hnlfe-b«ard Mr*. Webb of Lake Helen visitto the foot-board of th# carrlago, Cwr’i ywunger brother, — R * r ed friend* at Monro* Sumlay. ll, . and fiom tho foot-board to th a gBl, fallowing Nkbola*' abdkaTh# R»v. R. L Smith of Orlan­ r butler’* pantry," it would seem that Mm. U wa« not until #om# tin- do ha* returned bom* after vl«, nt Tharkeriy thought that a well ( t o - that tha Bolahdvtka cam. king friend* bar*. f a turned kg might go far toward W a power and tk# slaughter beMr. and Mr*. Wylty Clark and shaping a man'* career! family of Sanford vlaltcd th# The following pen portrait of family of Mr. and Mrs. E. Ogltsth* redoubtable Major O’Dowd by last week-end. couhl not but elicit ■ *mll«, and Mr*. Chris Thompson aad her "r* * almost a chuckle: "II# had strved unci*. Charlie Thompson, ar* In Jacksonville for ■ abort time. Th# following pupils of tha Lakr Monro# School were placed on th# honor roll iki# month: V#lma Bell, A total of 1413 person* lost Paella# Swaggerty, Lola M.Rwagforty, Elois# V#nabl#, Woodrew their live* In th* linking of th# Burnaed. Gertruda Ktllcr, Lcata Titanic. B. Swaggerty, Laura Byrd, Rich­ rrot. W. f . Ilapbura. of Ua ard Bata aad Lucy aad Dora Ivey. University of Aiah#ma U w Oehool. observe#: "Dta—ate— ar# valuahie cltUeaa aad tb#tr eipre#- - Floreheim $8.75 up Fri endl y $5.0Q Fortune. $4.00 SHOES H * JE W E L E R CHAMP BUM CNBWRR • I * ^ ^ ^ m. WADKBBHA. Wla. Mat. I* Lloyd Tags*. »«, a o®1 S em in ole “Web Milk' Phones • r*-| •I c. Yr. ■to-, pr. SEMINOLE �% ^ ^ M ™ 1 * il' ' — "■ ■' ^ u u ^ - l ^ ^ ^ ' ''1' ' ' ■“ l~ -■*:-'rr . mm Social And Personal Activities ■ T S f R A I I C n PEARSON, M K > * 4 0 * I- • , | Social Lalcndar D. A. R. Meeting Held At Lehman Residence Mr*. H. J, Lehman w u hoateaa MOMDAT la the member* of the D. A. R. D m Pray** Band of the Pm by- •t the it ruler meet Inr held »t ttian Cberrh at 3:00 o’clock, Th» her home on Palmetto Aeenue ouiiltary Meeting for the. ytsirrday. of Btw officer* will be Mr*. Samuel Pulraton. pretided * ImLi ***** roomj *f l^*i over the b.tlne’ t session at which ** a:**’ lime of fleer* arul committee chairTto Truth Seeker* Clan o f th« men made their report*. Pirn MotbodiM Church will meet Mr*. M. S. Wiggins rave a roat *00 o’clock at the home of Mr*. port or the Rood ‘’ ilrrimag* A. K. Shoemaker, with Mr*. Mof- Commitlee and announced th* „ .Mr*. Flower*. Mr*. John , Mmf* of the Seminole County *•?*£“ J ? d * ? "’ a £• I ,W* '’ fch"°l children who wera ,|«Ud “ i , ■Jk<*n* k' t “ ho»tw«*. « the Beit Citizen. In their n CIrete Number Five o f the Fir»t specilv* schools, and wera thua Methodist Church will meet with qualified to compote for the an­ Mr*. L. M. Telford, F l u r a l nual trip to Washington spon­ Height*, at 7:30 P. M. sored by the Stale D. A. R. Ml** TUESDAY lltlrn Chapman o f Seminole The Primary Department of the High School wa* elected from the First Methodist Church will have local school. Mis* Virginia 11*1an Easter Egg Hunt for children denvon from the Oviedo High at th* church annex at 2:30 o'clock. Srhool and Ml** Marie Bate* SATURDAY w*» selected to represent Fern Circle Number Two of the First rt*rk High School Methodist Church x will hold a It was annuiinced that Mlaa cooked food (ale in front of J. C. Thelma Gray of Bradenton was Co. jjjin o y the elate winner and win repre­ sent Florida on the n. A. R. pil­ grimage la Washington, D. C-. LONUVVOOD Ihl* spring. i-_ Mr*. laihmaa and Mias Iren* At tho Tourist Club luurheor. Hinton, delegates to tUe recent the committee was Mr*. Surah D; A- H- conference held In Yartiell. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Juke* Winter Haven, gave reports oa and Wilton Mellowed. Mrs. the conference. Mra. Rnlland Dean read a pa­ Ueorg* Bridge in chart, of pro. grant In which those taking part per on “To The Color*". Mrs. Annie E s t e lle Watte of were; Stories, Mrs. Berkley uiul Mrs. Heal; readmit. Mrs. Mat- Orberlloo, Ohio, Mrs. Francis fl tBewa; song, Mr*. Cray. Mrs. Clemen* of Hlnrshurg. Maas,, and Avgut; aitiry, Henry loivejoy; Mrs ii. w . Walker „f HoutU reading, Mrs. Chandler; poem, llend, Indiana, visiting a a . R.’s Mr*, iluchanan; remarks, Mr. at yesterday's mealing gave In­ teresting talh* oa the activlttur Btlway. Tbn Ilaptlst W. M. 8. had nihle of their respertlve rhpptera. At the com-fusion or the busl. Study directed by Mrs. Bchidflull Monday afternoon whin lb* hint, ness session lee and refrn.ih* esse* wrrB Mrs. \tr. 8. Entimln- menl* were arrved In the dining Mra. Samuel Buleston « *T amt Mr*. (Jou glas It a n le l. room. T ip was Mrs. JJIIlan Enti. poured. Those present wern: Mrs. Mar. mlager's group. lie fresh me its were served. Mrs. I'rtco was tin Itram. Mrs. Uollaad Doan. leader for the group which met Mrs. W. a Ballard, Ui*a Irene at thu church. ... Hinton, Mrs. Franrl* It. Clemens, Mrs. tlaitle entertained * {am Mrs. J.' H. Menlck. Mrs. W. II. lly dinner party of sUtren at her Walker, Mrs. M. B. Wlgala*. Mr*. h|p« nn ' Sunday. Ducrts were A. I . IWllai- Ur*. ■I*'•!'.> Hasan, Mr. agd Mra. H. II. I’urtiir of Mre. James n. Hhaftin, ttr.t Mr*. Orlando, Mr., ami /lit*. Haou) jJ. N'.i Whllner, Mra. Aimm VI-tin and (amlly, Mrs. ('toiler telle 'Walls, Sr*. Sunule] frit**, Partin and family, Ur. and Mrs. ton ami Mr*. It. II. t’aawrlt. P erson a ls Friends o f Mrs. E. Finnell win regret to learn t^st she is IU at hor horn*. Anthony Mgararla left today tor Wilkes-Barrie. Pa, where he will remain several week* on business. Friend* o f David Bach will re­ gret to leant that ho I* III at tho home o f hi* parents Mr. *nd Mr*. Walter Bach. Ml** Mary Finnell of Washlogtoo, IX C , I* apeodiog a few day* with kor mothor, Mr*. E. Finnell. Mra. E. L, Long of Montgom­ ery, Ala., and Mra. D. 8. Brock­ way of Livingston, Ain, ore tho bouM guest* o f Mrs. J. O. Long. Paul Biggora, a »tudem at North Carolina Store College in Raleigh, is spending ihe Spring holiday* with hi* parent*. Mra. A. W. Smith left this morn­ ing by motor for Philadelphia, To , where oho will spend sevaral wreki with hor daughter, Mrs. H. li. Burton. Mis* Billie Wight ha* returned front Daytona Beach where aha was th« guest of her grand, mother, Mrs. Betty Qoudy, for several (lay*. Mr. and Mr*. R. E. Stewart and son, Bobby, of Atlanta, fin., ami Mr*. Raymond Wright of Miami are tho weekend guests of Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Mitchrl at th«lr home on Magnolia Avenue. Auxiliary To Im UII Officers On Monday At a meeting of ihe Preahyte rtan Women’s Auxiliary to bo MOL* <-*•*« r.ri*t-WPAL ( Ml Mt'lt Th** I U y . M artin kirAm. lawctur held at the church on Monday HunriRT. i.ui(*ii,atjltin, T,iy A- M. Mr*. J. N. Olllon will bo lie t'hurrli h.h # »,l4» A M •tailed no president of the organllirmiuf I’taur acipbr taotion for tho coming year. Mr* II »• A U. v r ». u. < :• i* a. J. L. Corky will .go into the of. >1outlay; fire of vice-president * k ! Mr*. W Com mu ii km. 9:3*1 A- JUt, A. Leavitt will become the new * ** •eeretary. Mra. R. A. Cobb will Wemaa'i AuiltUrv. it * |* it U installed a* treasurer of tho; T'V1; ; f; *il v » a . at (roup ani lira, ml Williams Witin. jti.iY: will bwfomi* hliirtrUn I 1ommwil«n. a M. Uv nworun. Thi»*d-n. MxuiuIt ThurE.iji% Th# n*v offierra will aaatntic H**l# rnmiminion- *;3# a it the office* filled las, year by ,ho r ^ i , ,x M following: Mr*. W. L. Henley. «. n Words." t : *■> N »o to president; Mra. R. F. Mann. vte£ ^ ^ president; Mra. Morton Thigpen. ,|,,,v t'ommuwlja. •■•* A >1 secretary: Mr* W A Bund": KAaTBft DAT, M'inrI-r Kersln. at Bsml khelt trre*urer, and Mr*. C. C. W ooj. li.de i-nmnntoinn. j.i* a ti ruff, hlitorian. ; |,'n^,v4 •'■•mmuelnn srw. sermon. Commit tea rtporta will ba girrfl rh.irVh M'' w » t l «u l the chairmrn of the aeven 1** ' f#I *■*r-ua^^i;it••»»» »»r mmc n..Yrcirclet will five report on cirri# v r «u \t activtries and finances. Frcretorir* , , , ------- -- ----------of the Benevolent Causes of rhe Prim “ 'nS?,,4* * " * “ * rmtm-m church will al o report on their •** ■:•# a»*i I# «»o a ACtivitiea ^ mut ciatritiuilun ni « #*t4 . J pal him twforc Ihe in no u'cU't k The foilowln( new aecrrtnrlrf m*."* . for the Benevolent Cousv. of ,ho t. 'h ' ' X ; . - l : ’’ » Church will be installed. I , Monday. Tu- mI. v nn.l W'rdnr*. Spiritual Life, Dr. Ellrebch1 ............. . Trucy; Forti(n .Ifianion*. Mrs R. **< 7**'* :.J# A m H. Walthour; A.semblic, Home A M* ViNli in rm nm »n und Missions, Mrs. E. L. Morrow; Re­ ligion* Education, Mr*. R. H. • • V I'M. fMxy : Mjijio «f Ihr if lr il unit Ador'iitluri i»f thri Brown! Chriatian Social Service. Cr-M «t a A. \t Pastors' Aid, Mrs. Wallace W. Xle*»|itii|It*ti i»f thr }i#Ypn fr*im 13 n«w»n ti* J.«*« 1* \l Wright. I.Heraiura, Mrs. L. I. 'V«v (*f ihr (ins) r,i««l.n Frailer; Social Activities, Mrs, BrY mctfi, »'fl« |* XI llit lv N tiiu rttiin t V r j m r u i l n hrMary Bollyj Counesy ami Hospi. Bin nt ? nn A. M tallty Chairman. Mr*, llcnry McI ’ttnfruwlun*. W rdnrw tM v, TM*<t f.» Laulin; Pres* Chairman, Mrs. |_ n (Hi |> m Ha m i'il ai ’» hi* ire * cl** |# XI ami II. Jones; F t aw or Chairman. 1:M fi* 9 (Ml r M Mr*. Pnrk* Ifuntcr; 8yti.li.al uni I VIIXVOWIV VVIOV tl. Pre*bytrrial Home Missions, Mr*. •"► "Nil t*o«rs-.i, t i s t . a t xi i.c ••‘HI ill *1ti aimI Mtinl Atrliur. A. B. Wallace; Christian Educa­ Ttir iln» W. H IJiirrii. tion and Ministerial Relief, Mrs. HuntLiy H. hs.ul in A XI . IV. XI W. S. Bnnnlry; and Pnrliamen'*. It row n, miiM-riitf cn tlrn l, I'rnotiliiM Ml II A M rlsn, Mr*. R. A. 8niiih. VniaoJIV | Vo|»lo**» Hr F l i e r C Jll ||» At the close of the business M . F- A I'HI), |trrftii|isni h*ianiir|l«m< Hrnlcr. : ('« |*, X| meeting and the installation of of­ l-vrrilu>s|i h Mrlriimr, ficer* there will he a social hour. l ,M ,r Curtain To R i n g Down On Sanford Baseball S c h o o l Grace Moore Sings ,7 " rrlicrtnlre. In sddillnll. a Moore'* mile chorus ,s fe.vtnreil In "Tho Variety Of S o n g s Sword of Ferdara." A T THE CHURCHES H ie r h T T tis* It* Tin-* * v si «u ! 2 ,1 , . D i»y i in mi u * ■ Day, I'.tHii.r I i••itr.iiH l- l.o * M l. •>,» m e wormowtwt iH t n q i H e r e Tomorrow Vsirlety, J 2 T ..... . “ XlUa Mt>rtri*A nuppnrlinc emit Tho rivwiiitj 1*1 Mnttilrt ih# |,t **\Vhcn *Yn»'r# In Idnvn* In# .M«N<tllor,# oinl ihi* nrU \ l##l I r]r jr t i -i(y (jrant. Aline SIcMa* hare InMit "l-t Tnw i «>n 11,1 I t n. Henry Stcphenaon, Thonm# » nee proRvnm nilKhi lax lli‘*, '.Ittcliel?. rntharlne nnitret( an<f o iir t H i it ir m o t iK T Thi* ltelfs Ji»«wrc*h 12- treilnliiy of an> im t.lr |.»n r wlrn I l i t Ml VI H i *«•!** tu l, i •* l ^ s s a .- n r s v , w i a T h * lt*e . J . >T. Iv e y , h w s * . h u ng ay eehool |0:0|| A. m. t 'r* * c n lB g M S* A. I k T f . M. 0 1:10 F . BX F r M c t in g J J * P . F t’ h u rch Helimil At H I"* A XI Mr T I* Mui>t XH iritlrti lVi»F»lil|i «»* II ed ,| M H utijret of H erirtcii: ' Ttie T i t - | repertoire in h er now Columhle iim p hnl K n lff.* * .. . . . . picture. "Whi n You're in I . . K ip f il n i \i o ro lilp m • •'* I 'I Hiihjert of Hermrtn “A •4-1#n e r V«*W «*f O ff# tr# l^ iw e rth I^ ax u e R m e n **'prayer P. M. at I •»(»• slim, in- HUTiitav mol Mond.iy a' k M ** tln « . W *dB »s.tay. ? :J 4 ________ __ r t s t w r l i u r •►*»# . .s e e * * . n * -*«»«••• X X * B * v . W . t. C a m p b e ll » *• ^ ' . , r * * f NrhftSl. I * * 1* * t t p r s a rh ln is K *rsle e , 1' n* A. kt. v tm sp .l t ts n e v * » ' * _ | a y i l I’ M p U 'a M fP lIit* F r ld x V . ? i t i*. y ... , , , P m • »v Xt <rr1 1 n 0 VI #*1n# »•1a y. 1 . J • P M Xf H s ?n*5 an.I till W rt lw V d o , • •# I*. V rri.l. n n «n .k m o d U t t * O rU rt.lo f U J l " • i f «*en#*» A *« TH * fl#v f! I I lU k e r . M * lo r . it if iiU v HeHrtrt!. 9 ' l i A. H. |l#rmtin. !!;• (• A. XItie Hr-Fvlert, I I * r XI 1*re**f *n t r - .il* * P i i ) i « r ■«rvU'« I V n l n j i t l i f i m m :r n m it « T Her. XV. J n ir a ill nvrtey. pAilnf. LuU wan tint -iw.ir,* of tho f,u t *. Hat n ,,* Ili.Ro two Atrnnge IrtHfellnwA tiro act u.ill> si part «»l Itfaeo Mivire'f j ii Aiin-rni. I it l^nnUtMf. of Kai|l<* City Mn#lr Hull* rhf, |iro<|,lr,|(,n rn-rmhlrt* _______________ __ P —pite hilling of 7.238 moos* H w iien during ix brief o|>cn ..or, the numln'r of the atiintolo tin. ,titz Theater. Tt e spirit of the picture I* is Im-rcndno rapidly. *:»l I to b,. su. h that aevtl-lufTin- fir't potent in America w »i giH-H. Written and directed l*r such n p»y young Mads a* llob i-suetl to Sam Window in HHI by MaoOrhusett* Bay Colony err Klsklii, who penned •'Mr th e lie* Is Goc.-t To T. hn" und *'l'- ( e a ptoce , for manufatguring Iluopened tine Viflht," the divo'.i Jsalt, lotr-t film could hardly he ex- ( peeled to bo anything leas than a porkAco of delightful inutsensu Elgin oilier widely divergeitl eons* are heard In lb,, picture All but oiin of the ctriit are »tmy be Ml** Moore. I Or— 2 >e J-chul'er:’ s WS e r e it a d e." the wait/ number from "Itomeo an.’ Vonifflit .tube-." "SilMinry,'* "In the til .m and Sunday I ttic." “Onn Pin.. I»re" from "Mo ,|ame Itnuerfly.” nn.l nv-> «p’'■OR, M M , TRf 1 einllv written sour* *v l.ronv Ki-n, "The Whi iHixsr Boy.” am i Huiwl*y Hehmil. I n «# A I i , M ornlnB HerirN'e. 11;"# -V. *L MfeAtmc H#cvle#. I l'< I*. If0**r t t e r * ar# e(i«iliiet#(l of* IH# w .it,. *, |y \V,.r.h'i* S rid I*. iritlti'liPi for «*»re h\nl •vfiitHl aml funrlli Hudilar# of #nel* Hi itflMit rtuvv m i mi it n r i H itiv ■m m hf C h ftB tU ft Heirtnee i n t ir e * m e UtrV •v#rv H iintla y Fd'irnimc nt Hire en»ncl il Hu#1 H^ereml H|rr#t *V* XI H iitijret for 1*11" i t " * !*r.“ tit It o W 4>XI it *V , * *•1111..% I 111 1H I1 «*V •mi! > % /u trx n Th# I1#y H. K. 'Ir ihim, Htiihliv Wrtlo .d Miimlijr 1i» X, Xf. I‘trenchlDir, Hiimlrt. II -X. XI v y I* s diiioi»». * *v *! |‘rireichtfllF N'lliil.n, I t‘. M, ITnyar *\l**r||*m, XVidn idU** 1 l\ Xf. I lire riitii*t' « in in ii l|o»ijam*tWi. It* y .listi t tu It r i i **i*ii iiiii pt .tier Jin.| hviri-t ‘ Xf tiarwrt. * -K ■ ! Bi i il 4 R M B th B lM lillll M O im V nf ir in t v M i i n m t .M iiv ■ft j W r nt *1 Mlfrift. H tim lay » m lc r « : W rttell T tiU t f .llltl Itil'l# • t II I' 7 3# I*. XI Wi*»,rir«i.tiiv miir mi*1 W a I c Ii T o w r r , ‘ I* \' il rssss csitis • trims sr»4TtMI ft*.* »*T*re«t. k m M ire • Ikire i ' AbiRl|l«reM«<iMhM — A im - •f •i 'l i ' i .1 In .1 :t» Irtik «fill fe ll ni at nt i l ti# a f r i I lr .n l111* llrt.1,1 lit Ih r .......... It w lit l. thre HIM# n n.l All nut* -•••*.I lio n K* IreHi’r U te r e * :►( # ir a v t« rends Hoi fn w ftl i»r p u r>ti i *■1 Tu-‘nf.t j wtul K t Ul&> • from 1 to t .d . ....... . I*. M sail.I M "M.(' ’nn, ,l1*’4tlliruti •’••IHi* iltH k fii Kfl'i thrll, i| *„M,l tul rs11, j.i ,Friend* of J. C. Bolton will be ntt* l u l . i n , K.(ktrr MHii.l t» iiMi M k k ss XtSV r nwHI u m %Miir |uart. glad lo learn that he la Improving rtll'Nt'SS II ,Mi wVWh mnrnlrtti trr#«hvl#i titii !li"v#rrim<*Bf I following an operation which he J ''......... n , «‘ l"«-t*»r k, llnrnlnv W orAliM n 1# ## A. it. •I" • AcllMhAir M , underwent recently at the Orange rhiifi’h Hchrtnl, tl ## A X*. IOMIIriIM Klhaa f « i » Onf) ».«* • • y r |m i I i c l i » » n| a ||| Renrrol Hoaplta| in Orlando, Ih nln* Bervlcf, 7 'it 1‘ M AUi^ ami Tommy lUncow.-khi, i»f lit 1 i . i l |*riM'r«ii|*tii 7** XHn1«t#r, Hire IlnV J. i nipj ftL Vt I h lft ( I i r r l l h i i «*f |Fir 11 T I*. Detroit. . , , - f * •• ,rt fl**4l |*I.UIN ffir Ih r Hti l l y Tht»rikfiB*ui, It, A. Word ho* been received here H j y , .1 . II. Thompftvfi In priMimtlAtf C. R. I»ra«ll€*Jf4 newly fleeted ihi-* urelt, ilI It. im,.i, . "SlfjlltiKR fhrtt nit* !Mffr»i*tir* Mu'* that Mlaa Dorothy Pope ha* been sccrnsry and business nianng*r -wV. -tM v iV'lioh'o,''mV, it.iy a nil. ifa nt • oO. elected sophomore reprevntutive of the rerrntly organized (Iriantt T r MTrDV rui lMi: | I III Ht’H n r r.i»l> an Ihe <Woman'* Student Uovrrn- do Baseball Association, in u t*!, ,, T,M* ’ r .'1 nrth And Ifollr a-'-nt Council at Stetson Uni- rpnftftf cimverriiiIon with the : ;w»rtn »%•«%ill t>e«in ••»♦•- f» e r I 1H.‘ II. V XV I. I*#rr«*. |*4/«|t*r Hp f v I»4sh retch HutitLiy, I I I* • •erslt/. „ : t * , editor nf The Herald, rtnte.l that f c g h '^ M i y ^ v e w T M « ? ' - » Xf. 7 U IV XI, • i I r ----- t-'iH'l Iv Hflioul, I » "ti A M. «ny hi tm* rtHFHlei who hurl fjiilr l II i Kfitt r i*itsI Mrj Ni hm »»f fit XVre*111 ••«(:(/ revertIIIhi Mra. L» D. Perry and Mr*. War­ to sign here would he welcome In g * ,.J '" 7 i . r \i i: • ------- ren llodiey .of Buriingtoo, N. t ', |ry itm W ith rhe Orl.irnlo nipirkil if* ••i-m *.. rvrFv bur uni k in V «»U fl» r e invllre.l til %FrtfMr|*ti nl (Jlvla- fcf1**' on Wednes. RUIN PARK A Wt urned to their homo yratonl.iy wrenW tit "**("1tt| Mmt PYrrv4>nr 111 Ink# U> "no WrP"« 1 1 4 ) % it I I lif If f I hi# itt>pnf1 f ii ti I > v »f parked a boa fur Out MU H T f IIII l% iilX • III 111"ii !*.fIt*. K tcair Ihas,returned toller ^fter spending a few day* nere pf I h •» lhrre*» f jiii fa »"» lie » h o nnmuMienI that the Hr f* t* ITfert•4**. Xllfitdrer, drun's Home at Jacksonville. Thk nrmia In YFinneika, ill,Hiillt|.(Y Hcthlsf* ga the guests of Mr. aad Mre. A. Undo eiilh wu* ren-'y 10 rereint off#i i*.f __ _____ _ _ _ _ hoi was valued at CS.M), nearly lllldM o»c|i *•.!, t.t ftil X Xf Mr. Bair* »|wpt lake wfek-rml P. Zachary and Mils Bessie Zach­ applieations for the mansgership r is s v P N C isiti g m i tll Mi ilf IfrerMA.: H «u» \ \t all’ garments' were new ami made at Coronado Brith. ffrend'N Miiiijm r .in .| rn, i Ilf H It, HfiiwhIa#. !*Ji| tuiRtiir. »*4(f. ary. » , .it * • of that ifrmip xthich will i-ompit by; momher* at thu League. * In t- v| Hmi.l 4y H4*h<i«I. 9 IV A XI , lckt*ll!Hl Mr*. Burraigtry, Mis* JfMra* in th*’ Flinida St.atc tragur forth** M il, V % . x k x N.TlIt) kX'villll' t Ik _ I Xloi iiluiC •#rvlere, 1I ;•«♦ I. Xf. Tho Home Drmifnstratlon t'luo and Mr*. IIirk* left for IfasmchuMr*. K. IX Hrnwalew has ro- firM tim*» when the §ni»«»ii optn»• XI. iTlirUlUiik Kml*u*v*r, i 1# I* Xf, |e promised an especially Inter, sen* yrsierday after (pending the turned from Jarksovvlll* wlmrv i H tr • » t v tt i 1 Al a In • , i Kvrnltiif H#rv t«’#, 7 3*1 P Xf. Mir I Apr. IH, ft*UHie; IVutUre*# *liijm* mill11 Ntiiir i|mr*(i l««*t Vr eating session on Monday wt tbn winter with Mrs, E. Whies. she Mltended Ihe HUtn ConveuVV« In vltre yim la Tin* luruV 8(|i»n| wil] (‘ngagt* in (It Iklullt. re ttf i» library. Refreshments will be Mr. and Mri. William Cassel- U«n of Ihe Federation of Worn, a practice g.ttm* tit *h«* hall park ii*. HtXf.NHs' HIIIX %f. |Hi Ml If nerved after tbn address by Mis* lierry have returns I lo North Car­ •n’a Club. Mr*. Brownie* I* n heri* tomnrniw nftrruoon with th* jV - V - C I*4I is s! %44tllid Mild SI•I n i i s r n x i'tiv r * tit in ■■ Boydaton. olina to make ihrlr horns there. Thi. Il-t, IV. I', |, member of the Slate Board of group. Ifint* tlividrtil inm iw*» TilHe v .1 .till II B o o l, M in ts. Hr. and Mrs. (inrJofi tinmen Women'* Cli'b, The nloty.flfth anniversary of tranta. The f'hauiinrmirn team will ft r ►(.uni IV ttchn.'l. * I% 1 M. Mr*. Harriet Heath was recently kp'n: last Friday in Dade City. ia*h*r 1 v M. (.rivit. |0 Oil \ XI he in I.re'•burg at i he time. pla\ X|of jilrikf XVirMhlfi, 11 •« A I»*lf U '•1 ’ hl|' It on .X \ | Fifteen ladies attended t h r celebrated by relatives and Mr*. B. M. Ratloway, Mrv Iiigf th*" Rot h**!ii(*r chili of the In i| fmin•Irt I.V >lt« r li*jir 1 II T d r 1 \t friends who railed upon her und Woman’s Club meeting belli Iasi Ralph A. ttmilh, Mra a . M Phil trrnatiomil l «*a«in*. t-ireillll^. IV.St Milli*l »y n* *iti'Mti Ml# * 1* XI I S-.V presealed three hlrlljlay rake*. |Wednesday nt the home of Mr*, lip* and Hr. Illaabeth Tra'ey (Ian f: il'Nlkur Hfir’ll tv. 7 M cards, flower* and felicitation*, j E- Wole*. By-law* were drawn up am eiperleil to return tonight f It CARD (IF TIIANKR Mre. Heath la nut very atroneiuud Sir*. Nash wa* appointed from Jacksonville where they si. i ' iiis t iit:r n o iii* r r u t m u but baa o clear ndnd for nn« a !, treasurer in place of Mrs. 11. Finch A I i, ( ’ stir, M lll lt s lr f tended Ihe stai* convention of We wi-h to rvprr-s In o-r I 'l ll li c h Hilda* fi*'||*I..|. ? I . A XI that age. Hhe wa* born In Heor-jwho la leaving soon. the Florida Federation of Wom­ XVuiBhl|i. II (HI A XI friends our yiu'.fol aekuowleilciMr. and Mr*. 8. Taylor of Phi*gin but ha* lived In Florida Ti ti. ‘ XVHi* l« Thl« *' en's Club*. Kutt— ru n — F uji mem and »in»raeiotiun for Imrgh have brrn visiting the He!*IMp11(1111 Ktf %Istill I* I'll tide t| more than alaly years. many nets of kindness extended Vimmiu rrt.pl. • terikii re! IP* The Episcopal Clfirrh has lale. ter family but are now on their CHRIETIAN SCIENCE us nt Ihe lo** of our llushuud XX iiFKfilp, i dd |* XI i i ; I'A itK a v i i m i : h i o n k 303 IM.AY I’ l.A Y ly received handsome hanging t way home. CHURCHES I.v a >i(w I»#( 1c H>nr n tlir Miicti ■mi fsiher, Mr. ami Sir*. Finch are going tc for ' the pulpit anil the tectum tI'M * tvrerelt 4 1 i mu |* .U Mr*. It. E. Wii-hiurn. IX«’ IftVllKi kml |iv Hi la*Mil \v. presented by Ml** Howard and 8t. Peierabtint for two week* be­ fJh# Icncn'i thw Jfff m icji •'Matter" i* the auhjerl of lh" '• • 'K ill l(J I t lt lik o f <im| li f t * n ,d .Mr. end Mr*. F. II. Wash I tire II. her guest Mis* I’elll* of Wash. fore returning North. |e**on-»rrmnn In all ('hurrlm* nf Another new home will be startD a ir y m e n burn. Ington, IX C. Mi l l ItlllX XII III Christ, Hrlenllat. March It. Mr. and Mr*. II l*. Wash­ F um lcir HclivtTif )(» h*i \ ) f . Dr. K. C. Ha Ilock of nklahom.i c l nrat week very near Mra. The Golden Tell I* from Isaivll If srJlhfM * tVfv (.•»*, II nu % l| burn mid Son. (tie Owners will preach »t llte Baptist Church b'mith’a. That makea three new (3:13, "I have declared, and luv» t'n i'd II Hullrer relit Iriltia 11.. house* oinee Christmas, all of (iireioMKre oa' Boaday afternoon, at the eve. saved, and t have shewed, when them good alia and substantial. T**ui»n iVftidre’A Lvcii.n, « I HO nlag aorvlcn and during tho comKama* farmer* are trecomin? I* XI UOfO | there wa* no strange g<*l among * »!«.«. a If mcHilrur. 7 I* XI A p | weak at apcrlal service*. fiMi ' air-minded. In Irs* thsn « month you: therefore ye are my witH i liiillf t ii1 H'tVlf're 7 l ‘ XI Guests of Mr. amt Mr*. J. II. T lireire|.*y: ne«*e*. aalllf the laird, that I am four farmer* n e a r Milan, Kb *,. *re«l-.llr nn p 1 In if. 7 »• XI Atrant IIA past week were Mr. and purchased three cabin plane* f,,r < T lu * y M o o F o r . M o r e l Hit'Mirer.* iniHi in if, i oil I* XI God." AND and Mr*. Julian Avant. Mr.' and I f personal use. They built thir nan I I m IH i . -1 H «rv leu Atomic the citation* which com­ m aim : m ciiT iiKiti: in h .oiiiiia . I' M Mra. Julian Avant and *»n Julian prise the |e**iin sermon I* the f>d flying field. Ili tIar »ii»l f In'ii|i* r Ili *ii Di’i’l <n*.l|r preol Ifrjf • H-mr.lir ( '!► of Marlon, Kentucky. I* it liver ' l(*(>| V W rlriittte lowing from the Billie; "The no. 1A l»t mil new Ittdltfhum,■ F ihuI wtileh inrreiiM'u lhe| hlcrnan sallh unto him. Mir. mm* ir»BllB«*4 ffMB N i » #M l down ere my child die. Jesus GIRL SCOUTS MEET Mill! Nll|iplv. ciaiion without opposition. aalth unto him. Go your way: w*. m i e • t ___ v - t Elevation of Mr. Carothere to the TboOiriBreuta of Tr<mP M . of hc„ , of lha F r A. thy son llvelh. And the man be­ FROM MINNIK TIIK XKMHTIIOK*. ----------lieved Ihe word that Jesus had met at the Epiacopal Parish llouaei* £ I mil |ii*irihut«r Thunday afternoon at 4i00 o'clock I * " " * \f' s^ K spoken untn him, suit bn went -------------TO SCKllJIfKR'TS SKKENADK and atundod the Bovemh Annual |" n' p bl* way'' (John t:4». Cut, 207 W. I Hi Slrrrt Ssmfiinl, Fla. Flower Show sponsored by th* «*>*ring retiring pre*l The lesson-sermon also In c lu d e , ---------She’s Ter-r-r-ific Sanford Garden Club. ^ n,> J? a W ,Uef*tJ the following passage from the A ahort buslnes* meeting wav hlmseir. However, Mr. Bailey wa* named Christian Hcienrs teallmok, 'Mi l H ) c -;i5 c held later at the Girl Hcout Lit'la vlcc-pre.ddvm of the association, *ure and Health wllh Key to ill* lfcwite. It wa* announced that -.he also by acclamation, In accordance Bcrlptures," by Mary Baker I d regular troop meeting would no: with a custom of the convention, dy: "In proportion a* millbo held on Rood Friday, He will succeed Henry II. Filer,1 l«ee» to hunun sense all entity Miami, a* vice-prreident. Mr. Fi- »• man. ■■ *hi‘ proportion doe* fkatitim m ; ■ a - t____ aj. _- _ ^ —n I & lia ll.t a*IE_ ler b e c a m e vice-prasldvol after man become Its master, lie <-n Satisfactian China's Income Tax two tor* |nln a diviner *ens» of the term* a* president. laris and rnmprehend* the theo­ In Motorini' Napa Taxi Dancers I'llONi: 7s*.I I-IIKK UKMVKKY logy of Jesus aa demonstrated REVIVAL SERVICE* (‘en he h«il l»> lakint silxan* Arrjulc liltlg, Sanfanl, Via. In healing th* elrk, raising the SHANGHAI. China, Mar. 2 0 .i|£«* i»f UJIHK iiijf Mm* Hi up Tho Revival Hervlce* being dead, mad walklag over the WY—Tail dancer*, urrheKtra member* and actresses will be conducted hy Evangelist A. E. wars'* (p. 3491. Service Station subject to china's now Income Kelly at lh* Paula Chtirrh of tho Nazi ran* at Wilson's Corner ou (at law which assesses Income! T ry «u r Anioro ga*. Get atoning at U. S. ltd a mnnih. Au­ ho Ml. Dora Highway will con­ Dozier & (Jay’s Quality Paints thorities bavo notified all owner* tinue throughout nest week. A thrill mil nf it.-r IVp, Ttrsg evening service* begin at cabaret*, dance halls amt •‘ iliutl l ’or T he Kuulh” dom.nl center* that the tax right o'clock. The Rev. Kelly ELGIN GRUEN BULOVA LNc DKCti Knur llutir K n am tl—nmko ym ir luirch j will deliver lha Sunday morning must he deducted from th* sal. sermon. SPECIAL PRICES Hofmann Electric ami lawn furniture like new. ariaa paid. .< ►p - T O N I (,' il T SNOW’S I’ AINT and GLASS CO.. INC. Attention! n, S u n i - Citrus P u lp T e a c h e r s Fight R e d u c t i ons For L i c e n s e Plates I* Sanford Amco Feed Store rarss B aggett’s Liquor Store T H E V E R Y BEST Wrist Watches The .lepublic of El Salvador Approklautely 10.000 coyotes In Central America la approslad J77 mountain Ilona war* mately lha area of Ihe stale of rappel in California in 1330. Near Jersey. RP McLauUn, Jeweler 113 E. h i t A m Sunday and M onday Service 101 200 Sanford, Fla. Staiilcy-llogers Hardware Co. M ag n o lia ‘J l l Sanford A trn u e n•* *, ,*#x •V--. M H �rTV' * .1 ' r j ■ 1 fT T r- r r V ’T p n r t e— »m i vr t w g r w r i T j * ,•. #* -»? ■ J wt»; _ *" « *' J \ 11 *■ r i r __ - r r *w-■■»*» r n — r—-» *-w * ** * m ' Z -TO W1TWMV. L o o h o u t, t o a d y F or G am e With Rochester A tL eesb u rg Tomorrow ^ » G e n e r J S .h tr « Y e s t e r d a y 4 To 1 It Favored To Win In Featnre The Chuitarmoga f/mkoui* will conclude their first week o f spring training at the local lie]) park !>) traveling to |jte<burg tomorrow where they wil| play the Rochester club of the Internationa; League In iha flrat exhibition game of the Lookouts’ Grapefruit league ita aon. Practirally the entire squad will make the trip aa Clyde Milan will make numerous change* In order to five hi* charge* an oppnriuni y to ahow their ware*. However, fearful that *ome of the boy* may take it a bit too *trenuou*iy in their flret bit of real action, Milan i* planning to make frequent *ub*tltutlona, e* per tally In hi* pitcher*. Report* Indicated that tha look out pilot had planned to u*e two member* of the ha*ebai| achool here on the mound tomorrow in order to aafeguanl the condition of hi* Hurler* and to are how the rookie* would act under fire. In a practice game which took place yrilrrday afternoon, th* (quad of boyi who will ptay for Baaford thl* aeaaon defeated the R tram of the Chattanooga squad, 4*1. 0* With Beard and Tippett on tha mmintI for the local*, *ome nice work wa* displayed. Fidek, ano*nar member of the achool here but •If ned to go to Charlotte, hurled for the Chattanooga aquad and did • nice job o f It too. Al*<> outstanding waa the work o f the two men who alternated s' the catching position for the local*, Strict and Holcomb. The baseball icltool officially dor** today with those player* un algtwd preparing to depart fnt their home*. Detail* concerning lb* achool will l>e found un page I. U- i" Dizzy D e a n Signs For 19.37 S e a s o n A f t e r Conference Spurred on by the thought lh*> hi* resignation wn* actually ac­ cepted. Rixsy llean yesterday algned o play for the St, I/ml* Cardinal* thl* season for a sum reported to be (211,000. half of the amount ft***-fck!ch he asked. The agreement wn* drown up with Sam Rrrndnn, owner uf th* Card*, after the great PD had walked ou o;. hi* eltiployrr ■ OLD PEOPLE find way to keep braath WholMMM Favored to win the featured race over a 5-10 course tonight will be General Sahara with Red Pick rnd Night luuldie also prime favorite* for money posi­ tions at the 1/ingwood track of tha Hanfonl-Orlando Kennel Club. Daiquiri and Mystic Melody are selected as the favored dally double combination. Other chokes include Noon Day Flyer. Inscription and Keen Cut■et In l he first race; Daiquiri, Light Traffic and Blaek Favorite In the second; Myatic Melody, “ r, ,’1*y Al> I" ,ho intril. Commanche Jaek, Duaty Lightning ami Mis* Mark in the fourth; Belly Darling, Rjp ColHp'b.rlne in the fifth; jWIcaHon, n a .h Play and Rocky f ount In th« sixth; Skinny BartTnel f4" ^ 1 Red Seni f ee, .! *; 11 “• •m' » fMy nV.* " ,h; *i*Mhi ui r h**r,Tpnth! rri"f° "for to £ ■f* Aw,rit,n DieFrknd qlm. nLh w|,h Dutch r in h» V ,,B' M,htK,t » ml K»r the added fe. ENT« , M ' '•ml. Kw/iVhlrhlhhin *ijll" : Sr"''■ItlM. • ""D * * tilile tle , K »n " " " V.?l*„i,,iV'K, r 3-1,1‘ »•'•« « * . . ;^w>,,r Wn~,T,';v,,,j': .... . n jn u t u.u■i;_ v u, u. „ , ■ lielMl tij*ir "1 i,4"r fhmi.i,.* I'.Vf’ Vi - *rf«H ■|*y. . I'tlrti. All ►!».*.blnttrir/ Mr.llr sfcfTSJ««s?aB£ m !2Kl‘ T,,s 4»e*. n mile: r:„m. t'urwn.m. Fand.i \ lV ii* * ' d ! M v ^iiriV1, Al F lF T I I *-*nhl«lh|f. Ilium ***'*' lUl,ur —3 - l« mil**- Hi*Ik* «hMty a”."* IK «lM *r*!In*. Ilti’ fv Hlorlton#. f'h»irrhill. I J * !»«•»•* Ill|» r*tlh(iF HIXT 11 ItAf'H— Fill hi If if: Fhwii \fnrk. I W I m llitn , Klnpr Hin*. I lv * Hr Urn'*H*iTl*Ntlf*n* Kl,i*li “ Mv* IdUlr, Itnrkv HFVFNTII IMI'K i-l« m'lrHiwIiFfr I'hlff, Mn-f.iHrfvlc.% <kItirtv IUrn#v. W »ff Ifrr Fl.i Hill1id HiiBWlr Allmn 11**7, fi'Ait.iin, Utvl HtfiHhwI. KIOIITII ItAl*l? I I will** riM«t• IV I'timniM I'l it** *V»|f»r JiIjiIi), Ft I F - » * k. I»»«•• Hulinf Htilr, H«*rtlnr HfflrFF IHv -m * s IVII < MA* lv—Fill »r 11r* Hmrif •*, Ann Will, murk Im*»I l.urkv Hlilr Mv Hrurim.i, MrAifow I'klrf. Ani**Pl* •i»w iilrti(t**r Tinfflr Hind TFNTII ||A«*II—ieU (Iillr* •t.lnl lt*t| i*«rk ,NI»M l.cMI11|whrrIf***. |t|i»n»l*» •*!*• Iftr tP C w f i r r u t K « |t * i . I H M v**r T H 1 r.l KVKVTII IIA«*K Je|« Irtllf I nilliif I •inlrv, tgl****v f^ Mirr r* Hkvlltie- Mih*»**i. MMn*-***!*».. M.t ohm. Trim Ann. iHitcH v rl»n.l few ntiraitee before signing lilt ho returned after <i telfphn no con­ versation with Hi* wife. The -ignlng of the rontrartend­ ed all the ballyhoo Dean Itnd t i UdariM, i i h erouat-d by hi* off and-nn tactic* which included hi* "d.-eidon.* ‘ in ,»t Smswli 4i*tii,Won*. M > r n m r i,*titi tMiSrd lilw tis>,ilL quit hit*chatI only in deti up v.hen •opt' tnowaUv k*» tultust* IM Onstk). ho fouiul hr wn* lactiully to'ing ko naSd ub,n i .huUm Ik,* * nkun, left out in thr i-o|il. t»t rt** llflrtf* ku t un.f Ik,I IK* rrfulaf kw*t US„Ih >% ult,* iv e n * , rfw li, ■walk iKt.f* Uu* hi Ik* I ,r»iiuik»* «l Ilay MliVIK COM. Ft IF. IN CHINA Mi* et toed eeVmitb, tMtk, Mktul state ■stun*. p .SHANGHAI, Chin*. Msr. 20.— Thl* ot* ullwptl* **d qukk dm/Mut lil*|~3tovie slur* with rnllrge de»*rk* qvkkly. It tk liel IBeHlk, tMtk, 1*4 nsk e r i e * llelu l*ew«*mtr* sad eotfe* giees and scenario writers who ta r tly , e w*i«e *m m at e d « , led thaw run ‘.urn out intelligent stori-s Try e*t*s LMeilu eewy I n *e Dun d*rW that are box office Mtrcrsse* wilt ■ e b n a e k uu* ekalnuneU team yea* be graduated soon from China’s ■eatk, Mw It i n t o u i w knttk. Uakwt only ntovle college. The first sh.R a a ia l C*.. as. Uah. Me. month term ha* been rompleird and *o s .rressful I. the school that plans are bring maile tu rnUrg* it* srope. MWi (Mtwtt) wiMiihlii M tiM illin * C M C la ssified Advertisements I —-. ?|t■ ’TJ r . ■ * dv • , r .W*■■1"• . " • ; C;.' ( y *j ' r * W » Mi. >‘J i fa r M i . IIAVK Tail'll Wutili repaired by nan who really know* how. DC Y 111.IIG tllt.VHH. Blue Rib­ bon or Cyeliiiie Mowers and Iltlgg*. Jeweler, Mtignollu Avu. get tho utmost lit latwiimower MEN I GET VIGOR AT ONCE! value. Ktanley -Huger* Hardware NEW (h u m Tonic Tablets con­ Company. tain raw evster Invigorate* and other Mimutaot*. On* dose |iepe up FUR HAM; — (ton King Hilda organ*, gland*. If not delighted, TruLlouae. High elks* Instill maker refunds few cents paid. tunnt. First rims eoiulitlon. IIX Cal), write Me Reynold* Drug Com- Weal loth Street or Phone 20U J pany. FOR KENT Uli room bungalow. Very good condition. Ileal baa. |lnn. I none 773-J or Inqulro 917 Foil MAI.K: IMH Ford 1 1-1 ton truck with relery b»ly. New Genera Atenue. Rubber and 1037 license lag. Price ISS0. Keel h Roils. FOR HALE: Five or six fraxh tuilk ruts, C- W. Ilaker. B— Help Wanted "tMttKHIATFl.V ItHFINEO tody, lor ul work. Teurhlng and nur*. lag or sale* experience preferred Give leleplume and addrrs*. Write Dot l’A c-a Herald. Man Cashes In On His Misfortune OMAK, Wash.. Mar. 2 0 .-W V When Crumbacher lake began to 12— Wan tad. dry up, Phil L. Pfarr wa* down­ WANTED—I.ATK model uaedcar hearted. Then, as the water* Idberul down payment. No gradually revealed an unusual tme formation, he grew curious. dealers. Do* |, Herald. Now he's delighted. The deposit proved to hg marl, valuable at a IS — Apartiwttua fa r Htyil. fertiliser for over-arid soils, and FUR RENT) Garage apartmsnt Pfarr ha* leased «h* tract to a 112 West 4th St. corporation at a good royally. ONE-ARMED BASEBALL TEAM QI .TRAIN1NO Codfish produce tM M M M f at a time. Local Coach Gets Two P o sts In S ta ts Group Coach MvLucas Geta Bearded 1st Baseman Secretaryship Of A t h l e t i c Bodies As s climax to tit? meeting "f dte Flo, Ida Athle-V Coaches Aaa'dxtlon, conducted tit Orlarthihe (•ait two day*, Harty Cireone. heatl mentor of Orlnniy High Fchool was elect,*1 to guet*t*-l A. P. pearson of St. Augustine, as president of the organisation, Leonard Mcf.ucas, heud ;oa.h of Seminole lllqh i?cho«d of thlr city, wa* re-clectc.l to the po»t of iceretary. Vice-president* electeil were Jack Smith, of Ocala, and Kd Patnell, Down at Douglas, (la., there's a spring training camp for a unU|ue sort of baaeba.l team—Bill of Miami with Johnny Haync* of White's “ One-Arm Wonders." Along with rare playing ability, B requlsit, for making the team la the Lakeland namcl sergeant alarm*. lack of an artn. The boys piuy last ball. The center picture at the top demonstrates that. Biel Ilia Ben Hault of the P. K. Yom-o lab­ of Atco, (la., is showing fellow-player* the correct way to side second. The baseman is Eddie Hurt­ oratory In Gains tvtll* wa* eeiteted as head of the health, physical le/ of JocksonviK-, Fla. (Associated Frees l'hutoa) education and recreation group with Haiti Steven* of Tallahas­ I see as vlce-prc/IU'iit, Kanford's Coach MeLucm* at ■ m r i i y and Miry Holmes of Mi iml a* treasursr. N i g h t At Longwood The three main points of dixUhowlng good early speed to cus.don at the aesaiona included th* ATLANTA. (Ja.. Mir. W. holding of an officials' clinic a' *hak* off tho early iliulb ngo of Gainesville this fall; the decision llappy Outlook, clyirming Mall M*)—William D, Pitt's finl act to accept the committee report last night won tho featured rata upon urriving in a capital city la that State school* be divided into over tho futurity distnneo nt the to look up tho state geologist to ask -“ Where are your precious two group*. Cl*1* A and Cla*a B, Kanford-Ortando Kennel r. I u U clones T” • depending upon the ttrengh of it* track In l/ingwood with Happy For lltt 'years Pitts, a 80-year-j athRtic squads, and that the astoOutlook ropplng place pus 11Ini, and Dirty Omen taking show old retired pharmacist, has been' LAKELAND, Fla., Mar. 20. —I elation eliminate charity football on the trail of the hidden gema. In (An—Meet Paul (Disay) Trout,1«• "* » hV ordering all proeeedi money. The J.isperlne-AII f t ) mm on the last ir. yean he has done aalf-e*tlntated No. I man In th* turned over directly to the achool nothing else, Detroit Tiger rookie crop. treasuries rnmhi nation ctt|ip,-d daily iloulilo “ Vou might any I work like the The possibility of installing iliahonors. The glib young pitcher, up from baseball scout," he *ays-uhtnlng ................ .. Indianapolis of the American as- mondball a* a high aehool apart S M I l.t i M a r kltilir tTrerk y,*u the big cilia-* to get tip* and going aoriatlnn, has the "D liiy " name with a play-off in a State tourna­ E l l t H T 3*1* it,il,<; tim e t'J IS. 'firtlui JuhKii ; mi $ *ii 5 *M| into the ‘bu'he** for material." I for obvious reason*. Already ha ment to decide the championship Jimmie Woods, benrde,! first iHnu I «•! 1 lf» ; baseman of the House of David I’itt* adopt'd prrcious-alone col- predicts he will be the D l i a y was also discussed. VliHp’i Mllltfn* S 2f» Icrting anil cutting a* a serious Dean of the American league. I —---------------team who will play the Chatta­ Ht:f'ON1^3.|4 v; i Intr*, i s hmdiy aftrr doctor* ordered him' If iMt new Dltiy pitches at U f M l A r e D u l l A n d nooga I/iokouts In an exhibition 1*5. —. a game here on Monday, Mar. 2U Jiia|i«trln«e r«i n m i? •• to retire. Now that hobby ha* good a game a* he talk*—f*with my! W O IH C H A F C 21 CU HM'l brought him a national reputation high hard one and curve I’ll ahow iHhfsml F'trifp at Municipal Athletic Ficbl. Hllwr lirnnni It so and keep^ him "too bu,y to think y®“ aomething"—Manager Mickey --------Wootls, an exceptionally good rnnn about I ring ilck," j Cochrane’* pitching worries are MINNEAPOLIS, Mar. 20.—(Ah _ at the initial sack, i* also noted m u ,v vhm iti tu- I"A, J«i«ti#rla7 —All luiHMitR tsri.; Groups of precious atones he P,r,*F —Men or* “ dull" and women "cat- 7or his work with 'the bat has mil eric it and cut to ahape nt* At any rate, Cochrane promiaei^ ,y-> declare J. Spencer Carlson,, *THt III*— F u lu r H v ; tlm«* :1o All Ffttrinifiri H oi II co ?, no on tlisplay, in museum* of th* to give the ynung'ter plenty of f-|,roy Stromberg and Stuan W IMin n no %no Academy of KcRnce in Sen Fran- attention. Almost brfure he drew c 00|( *Der a “ psychological study percent about muaic, 1 percent iLiIliitlicr 5 to risen and the Georgia capitol In l»l» K|(,fe on In camp. Trout wa*' Df e(y( convrr'atioiia during synt- about weather and the text about money and women—in that order. (trying to knock hi* bos* overwhhj phnny concert Intermission*. FiilItTII llmwa :1.I A,l;»t'a*1® bull 1*5. Ilia collection includes 10,000 ,h< “ f**1 0,w " | The three investigator* summa5(«i|i«in Murker 5 A'l 7 in j Trout, a righthander, had a good' rtx»I their finding* like thi*: |**4a% Hill I 10 piece*. 5-20 A whale *hark weighing 2d,Fruity 11*•y 5f I Hi. pio.|Hxting ha* carried him J*eord •• Indlanapoli* last year.|Women devote 30 percent of 5b| puunda ha* bees landed on to in't, Death Valley f,,r bloodstone. H* 'ays It »*• he who pitched thtj th,|r conversation to talking i Iiiik. FIFTH 19. I i«i| * 40 Iltnh for mir*die, Nevada for opal Indians Into the first division, women about women; |hr remain tile toast of Florida. I*iit!*i lvn *■1 FrlMcii Fork 11 10 1 ** ami into nrsrly all of the other Ju*' 'I***tier 70 percent is d*v<oted to nut, Ki **»» Kokh 2 It mini's rat,, of Itinerary, 1.1 state* for minerals of various " ----------- music and weathfr, U that per cent. I* one of the lowest in hintii r wr Atult.'..—dirt- .10 i B r i v s 'M i n e G e l i P f :i it . •2't n r Men’* convcnmona^jwere 25 the" country. *** 7 17 2 H u m l.tv Mlntral collecting is said te bo Tn r t o n H a P * Hutil Id I•iii i*I*ii 5 sO tho ullest hobby known to,man' ~7~----~ 1^’J U t f l l u H l 8 Shop but I*itr* tay* it I* just now com-: . . thus*. H K V I M l . * - 5 * U n ilts Inc into it* own in Amerlcil ' I Wa h., Mar* 20. pk'p F » w I I I |f» 1 to 2 A'l rtkiH I t* Modern abrasives ami simpli- —(A*/—John and Dob Griffith, T t a f f lc t “h .i ti**** fiid machinery have aided in in- cousin* and gold minets, have a HI*UilTtl Fnt nt **i . i (ru ib ; 2 7 t 5 during handled* to adopt gem and ni'w i|,l'a of how to spend the win1IMI 1 ,"l hunting and cutting as a hobby. l l o l t l u » ’.i|»|t* r I<t 2«» i ter season, when thrir claims are I II •' » , M rillitr.t'N I itO'V 1.10 I Pitts bus spent about (IS.OOU for snowed in. I d l f r H I.» tM I| stones, hotel bills und railroad fare. Locating a building In the near­ N IN T H F u t io H v llt u v Ills inudernly equipped shop | s in by town of Burlington where a tn t li.m i.h u ; Mt i l 1 so .Sunnyvale, Calif, 1!'*t*|iv tiMtluok dental firm had o|K-rnitd for 30 ; an I h i t y ^ i» ii* ii years, they got permission to workSltiK‘t|Hirn ranks seventh ammtg the j.II*? of xweeping* and rubbish : 33 . T IJ N T II 5 1 * m il* Mi r. is th,- world'* port* In volume of that Ind uccumuhted in the rear. l . i i c k i ' l|o ra < tii!i)i 2« 1 SO shipping. Hi r n l v K ir i As anticipated, there wus gold JJO t'h M t ir r I '( t il l I («* in the sweeping*, most of It in Australia ha< been settled by minute fillings dropped in fash­ Htag* that have shed thrir tin ­ ier* fight with hoofs iintl teeth. Europran* for only ahem 150 ioning gold teeth. The cousin* year*. claim th’-y are making wages. For almost the duration of the Civil War, the ninth tiinlntnlned Thirteen thon-and square mlira The l.uldiu variety nt starfish a small army nt Sniivilh-, Vu., to of l.itul in 1'Itali ur* known to bn pindwr* 200,tJ(H)l(Hh) eggs In a protect its chief salt supplies. underlain with real. m r. ft I ------------------------------------------------- L1 H e K eep , Healthy A t 69 By Hunting^ For Jewe l, Dizzy Trout Avers He Will Out-Dizzy Dean In American Chinese, believing devil* tn w only In straight lines, built' m streets of Shanghai eftxtkcd. Headin’ For HOMER’S Uo tu llumvr'w fur tfciprr*. Ami mai(i.istnv« Iim»* *lei i'ldir winuklnc tuitl phavInir ii*tiln, IIk'r K«it Vm for you* Your Uvxrlip Tobkirro, a rl|>* or O u r , A wr*eMt of fnonvf at Honi* r N kdm f«r; llt’ii K«*f Hi# ntii Hot Dor* find Hand wit fit* too. Am*, fee I 'r m i i i l — 4»ti. I lor* J* Mill# |(| |0!IS IIId rviiil !«*•* Cnld IWtr, :»nii aim cholriiBt of win*. |4ijrp tickler Hip paldi^t d*ItrlotiM. MUbllm*: Ha. folk*, whtn you’r* hunKry mful thlr "tv a* will. firlvi* tivtr to Homtr»Al j n »hnrt lie’ ll a tee you curb ser-^,B wi V*f7 fomfiirtt. ^ With tVurtMT, M• r 11 7* *7*r7thlnir rscafi Tun mar ph«»n* In 7*uir nrn*r a* iKt* «" *■1*7*11, Till* 1* ih** nhuni* mimn#r— •fife . HOMER’S SODA SHOiTE Cor. Sanford Ave. & I»; 8t. Your Ilu*ln**»* Afvprvclttttii NICK’ S Liquor Store 309 E. U l St. The Best In LIQUORS GINS WINES WHISKIES A Complete V irlety To Select F ro* Tf p. jo ro o ', N on ^ Rtr/?MHMLNi SB BOCK BEER f ) r n i j i n i ( ) ! i J S 1 1; 11• I r u f • I >>v|4m 11 111 > t <’1 PETER!PEN �S<^7?:»7(V*IC? y-pp SATD ID AT. MARCH 21). 1M7 tw k S A v ro n t) n n tA T P . S A s r o n p . V -J ysn x -V-A{.' ft** f i' ’•T/7^ “n n ^ r 'f p a c e f l o w ip a f iy b VlUl*.V in •pi'MV In f !k«» CaiiiiH t-f S-t’ m'i • j*u»t| %r,iai iin ilte* mime Ut.lr, Stnl•» iff KI t M.i I t-wit: i l i« s.llil ltltlfli.lt-It.M l 1W l <Vnli.il TitrH •tmtu it* Uw, tha Till* ,l**r«afn. fit ill iff.* P1»1 i •«. • | 't> )*»My lit R i tii'itl ill' tflll fceill ii I i' 1 P*T*5 : 4 'd Cfrtlti. til* iit*•»>•■*I |i»lfi|i*r 4 t 11.1 • i-*i**-. « ,»• It) tit’ •*>( ts’Uil-riusp tl’Kii i*l» ttie r ' (ir.*W * **\ ri:.HTi:i:» r i \\i* r o Um i U) ut Us»’ mupth ••I Ayr**, I'ttlvs-O '.III e^r 1if 11 »tr -hill h.iii »• uiv itti il.(y i f ri«|i*ylt)e»| .11VI*!-I rttp ||» 1.1W 'hi t,». •t |t*rfT .1e*j*4‘f (tie’ll f he-f ••In i* )1| li • si tnia tilt <t«> of \tirch. • ‘III t»» th,. Ii'aht-Mt t»ls|e|>► it th« •ttf* hdilif dimf Mil thi* tlMt DU, i» i* iii : ii .m h »n . '• •*i Lii ti ttt«* inunth of \nrlt. .1 I il t Ills iNnii I lit l1'*? u h**•t» N tnr nth tl.iv i( Np!iiitt"i. i *i<uui v yiiirtilju \” r*» t***T »*Tt*l| till it’ ll i|.i « i»f 'lirth , IKCAI.) IV?. %|« I •« i; n r %i*n II %i n»\ n u t <» r iiru siH iv r%\ I- l i t - KtVfll. ftl.il i'tr»K .*f ***!’ Mi 1'inilt “ f >rr»:Af?’tg* iVnnh, Kl” Tlil» I i. it Ills C/m. hi'lfl^f 'll I *1 <’**.'• (Itli.ltf \ >1: |r.t|r«t the* UK •si: \i.» WASHINGTON, Mar. 2f l.- T h r 1 MADRID, Mar. 2 il.-U *)—G ot- I Ij i St J'llji V I* !•(•*. Ill* flletl • tloiuc t i t only lou glad to ilrop I ernment airmen la-hcd at Gen. ••nit* i» ri*) ” ffitf mil ti it m.atlii n tr • u n i ir 1 f*l IIT h r sI’ |’ I1• . I' f .% I ' » .!»•-.| |.a le-“ Use •’Hot Potato’’ ( The Town’ en.l Fninrlsco Franco's Guadalajara IIM II -M llh lit ( III! I IT I* j iswiii.l llisi.’ -n Stwl i e-1t if |t*ft » m i l o ll i in > r i * ' r* ts ’ltltl .4 | « S III,ft’lh’M IIII! tie W |lltiv A Plan) and pat* the buck tn a tear g u irl today with tombs and %T%Ti: n r »* I. «> ii i ii i. i\ I pi 11** r i a tn ih* I'lt in iij >>f H ritm m im n n . |insU’. M.*|y itf Klitfttl i t«» «lt, District Court, Rep. Jo-cph II* n- machine runs, driving to comply.? «* tl II IV III'I T •• Rkfrlt FI !.(• « ‘ 2 •* 21 Thrro I’ mmi (lrleks (D.), Florida, said here a". what Gen. Jose Miaja already Thi* Hi. iillielll of thi* * 1lit (IFOt * -f f i n ViP.in.il It oiik in Ml* termed the "Implacable defeat” o f | n h K’lslrr Hi* *»rthl ••rtlfir.i*’* i ml. 1't.i iin Iff. Dr, Francis E. Toxvnecnd faced ' i-* iiit i j a In lh«* n.1fit* .1. It. VI Justice Peytor Garde .1 on c h a r ts the Madiklward offensive. I i*iri*rn IH-motortd bombers and fa>t pit* 1 rnli'nq i.il«. .-^rtlfl«* ife* qhitll hi r \l SI.Al'tiin Hll. ri «L. «l . !*•■ ' c f contempt of the iionur, Uep. fnnl nl«. | r*i|rrn t*| ii’for•Inu Uw. |h»* Hendricks said an invrstitratiun pursuit shins waged the onslaught ttiimtH iii* r i n i.icirtn % . im pr» % • .ir*..nf.^.i thnrj,, will to facilitate a two headed push by disclosed that the lull Commit­ r.. our .-t 10, It lend.tl.ls I * hl,W' ' » ' **" n vi’ i i u 11 itH.llAMh ii | ||.K Mirl-limnr •*»» ***** '»*> *i (IA Kl«f.X ] «M.iti.lux in Ihi* in.’iit:i tee had free y spent the taxpay­ Government troops into the Guad­ Rt*HL alajara Province territory they lost ir cr tl apfi tiifi^frotiiHi# .iff il.n j 113 7. ’ihl.’h i« th*» *lh *liv ers money on what looked like in the nearly two-week insurgent tl Itf Jitiili ii 1.0 tt|l4 1ill. H..Ill’ll ir * a ’’vaca’ ion and a ir.-and lim e" offen’ ive. i.f M-irr'l. thin r.i!i J> I *’ It. I»4111 Mill 1‘ UI(Ullii Ft 1 1*441'iti.l 7. while presumably invcstimUlit; •lllilk.it i •!Ii% . lti.it n i* iii : b m »»»n, Meanwhile Insurgents in the ( At >1 t*!•litf 111 •it ( *1,UI|i' 1 the Townsend Movement. He re­ 1rtfiW -f i *it •iM * ’•nit if i '-tit' I» . University City Sector in Ma­ ri) 1Ii 11 t , u 1 >rnilu<,l** Ci’uuli. I’tiirlit ferred to Justice Gordon's *! it--, t .%»' I 111|I'i il *•’ | )iM|l' .♦l| DO lll.lt drid’s northwest corner were ,r 1 HI! el t | «.||.lift '< 1D. .11 Mill'll ment that he "would have han­ t>orted today to have smash’d » •r i «•ii hike I i 4 It .1)>*sri|M Y u m i; oi* %1*1*1 ii %i in % foii dled this ease in his own eouit” ■i l l I hr. e 4 l« l M a i * ■ t’f ri"i iit.i t%\ i»i ;•*i» through the rapltnl’s offensive M< tn ■ii’ 11t.i tl •I%I X |111" il 4» , ' Noli. •* Id hri»*!t> lili**'* *li.it ar meaning that if he Irid U -n to northern Madrid. %* pit i-i .liiuf 1|.e it If ri «.f *14Iif H 1. i Hull I* .in.I I 111 ! \ I, In Coritrress he would not h«*c tii-.i ii ii .in I .it ••ii.’ Il |.i|t 11-1 tft1* it-»i»i» i nf r.t% «*•tnfis-iitr Won) of the crumpled rr-istar e •*i.i. * «ini th.il i ri l*w| lxM(>1C(1 *NlUM|KIt M t e s s d the buck. * J, I?ni|i >| Ills* 71ft MV «*f an I sudilm thrus. into ihe lontr•. i• 'i.itikt* JllD \ I* f •.!*• III- Uleil Mllll i •mui % l Ini idii ii l, i. ii |- t- I it I in iii 4 nfflsi* .m«l Ini n uniife* Rep. Hemlricks' stn .-merit besieged City was brought to this »is” Ii I•11 «in X-Us-FI •I it ih,.lr I'Di’.m it im i i »\ ill’ iti |«» Ii, is printed rxelusirely it, :h? Town insurgent base by persons who t.l|"H'i l«e Ihr .tft letIII fllilr it Ml,“ * 1111 i *i'll.# SI hi srMIfli.ir.* •HI *' rif* |vri«i.in l|, ills* send National Week / , fo'lmrs: nid they witnessed the ineursi if. 1 In *n ••n tinf. Ilitw I|p»c ilmsTlbrii r t t.l i i hi* * • t i 1 ’ *"* 1*1* l’> •) ill tin * . i|th1> s<f Ss-ml Ml promised my (nt'ndx in th • *t t ut‘i*ii « hfitit u ’ mi.i i.i p.I thtlf Mdii' .1.* l i' f ni l in w|fi t | t ri a f i s. ti if , , i f f r |J1« Townsend Clubs o f my I list r\ I «»• Il» tf -i '* Cli S of \ W l*i»r , if f WI*M1 Mft" I. If. i»f ‘iri'Mtiil I *) iiWtii111|i it* I three t b l r » when I left for it is 11 •»:i : * » * it»(‘ ■•mi. It.inis*' it Cam. run H it X..l| I|»|M*l If IH1I >f Washington: -* • Il I In gf. N ^ ill \N II • • .!..!•? lin t lie-**i»t. t.l! lit lirfstr** “ First, | would vo;r on the • Ii i .Win t 'x rI . ||ir|l \ Till • -file*III•ef tier |t l’»K I.|*kr| « ' m ♦*’. i*l« 1 Townsen,| p'nn if it should reach •'l l Uin1i*r III, <s.lt.l e-rift If |<*lit* l arrnt.i of .nhool rhiltlrrn killrtl in !h»* tmuii* • i|*!«- mt u* Nr%\ l.oml* n. Tr%»'. an %h»nin Illim: |\nt a n.w of mu:ilntvol iti • t.iti, Ilf n till (lilf II t* f tlis n l'*l|*<l W»1■* 111 thiy It.ltile* itf tho Floor; mic.i i f th*'ir own. It wm idiiuattil f>70 i ati»l •n iliu * m i* tin <tci itm. i. ,.i ♦hi f • . I I• t .• * * I uiv Ihi* ntvv » . ’liiiirla .1 »t'l.t lit *i*'Ul>l|l«ll p* It rtiiif e•*> » will 1|P 1*11- w 1 ritriw “ Second, I would try to tell i is.’1IsI 4s' 11If l.' ,1fs* *ih ill i * » tiii. More than .*HK* ImnIh m wero shnr l.. a f.n th* •t,«'*u!.y * A *** ijit. 4| I'n - l ‘h..l.M • mil >|f.i limf 1 .Ml t rs|r s ’ fltrs. nrs’s11tl 11||( Its l,|U » ri them how the lull Committr< IT ! ♦ FI IS l ilf ItJ , • in I I I" I'rirt % t|i <», (fee it thriritl will I <' t».i ..f In had spent ISO.POO of the tax­ ", , , ' _ '.'.'.V ■•’I » ’ »»*• itiMIi•f l.hl.l’-r It il • * .i « I h* * ill . ti tl.lv f I |f,, '. H i t lietl|sp tf.tsir >>n III*’ f|»** payers’ money, and I Sl| til *1f ...t.i . | . * M ’t'»l.n In Mi*- m»ittlti nf Ai»r'L X |>11-S-1 , , “ Third, if Ur. Town-end win f ... •■•17 <*It»’•It l«s Met ..th •! 1V •f i»tt: \ xi- it i d : tried for eonterupt before the Iu . J* I i.f i fittest tlilq Il tl n „ f Mirrh. >.r i-.»i t »: •••!* h House, I would vole for his ac­ • .1 S it.I f»s il • *1 I.. a. iii f |* IIIISSIHIN. I*.’lilf III tl • 1 •silt I quittal, i'.ii i. •«*** f l» 1*17 •MrilV e.l » -■ .-m ft... i'i rt.it i«* *. “ I have proceeded with plnlg. I «g Mi|*t >l<* '. ’tni im i :\|mt\ • Ttitiit •lulHi'. *«* • . • list ..It ■ til number one by ncrrpiing un as­ NKW YORK. Mur. 20 .—f/T>•SI •. . • lie’ll M W ills signment on ihe Steering Com .I ( . ♦•. Within a frw h*nir« »f«pr th* «1U* Mil II i: t o « IIIIM TMII1 : <1111. mittee and doing all I can to i r«*N if •Dili! Ill I I Mlllll I. « Ml \ r% UP I’ M It. t covpry of ih«* I*nr|v o t n • f i t . bring the bill out of the t'onimit1•-1 |s» *>i : m i \iii i : 1 sell |litI « .It Ip t'f 1 •»•I .tie* fie*Is’ |l» miriln,i*# •**•' vvi, r *' MMstao and will vo> for It when it •M it tills.i .mi-i i . -1un isi t>♦ |*ti*t*ni it p I****■», « * .».• M'll’li •*r 1 , e»arh*« :hf . s • » - . f diit s Irithl’i an.I tl. lit.ii.'Ii vlilt I '•If iHIh Film I 1 M%11111 i III* I ’ i* .ti *■1111 | l*f |••II, 111*1J Hll * ,r « " t \ i t i i: n rsyan •» my serum . m • > I Ih % ril l.t I 11 I I I « I |M> •1 s, It - Itit- s •l.its* .*! IIPl Ill'll \ ».SM »se,-l.«w K .kgf r # .e^sw •• i ill r,1 II Ml *IM Mini. I I HU- I 1.1/ VIM I II II U 1I et* « s.I sit, I.ll . t’ iedve. •• wil bM inttmislb> r.v t.i 1. i M l l l l 1 11 111 1 l\ ill - l *sf •ei*| I'siillllv (if Mil* (••(Ills/ and charged him whh the crime. M M iii vi nw I «*' mi t Ii I IM me to tel! them how the tax­ III I Ml t i l l • MMHI*itM\l.ll 1 I* *1, .f *«. *l|lH**tfi I*ss||||t1 |’*||M• O** •** ivo l.id.i'FiiM* , • %i m i ii , *i In ••i *'*•* iii tl»e t'uir * payers- money was spent and f It* • PX’ h *•. *'• De Martini said Ossldn cnnfe.srd 111*. • » H.lilf.t|e| Fl'Millll uillllt! say that for this r.-n-oii. I have t[e*InI.II lllisilt It' f Istill II’I* Ih'-i he attached and killed the child. Fit* fit'llI’dtilt11*1 '.it Ism iif examined thy vouchers on record The victim, Krna Sporrcr. pretty h • I) * F .. h i ll llll set l|f • 111 the disbursing office of Ike t I*t lit’ In riliMlisf I«m | Idue-. y.-d Idon.le, was foetid by a House of Repress motives and, I s' (If tie. I't.l* . tef »I’Hlllt'lli • passer' y who ssw ihe crimson-: • . .| ’lr.-*i stf Mu ^ asren though esrh of those Items stxirel ting on the fr-iiu p»..«« o f I |*l.lint. ei. 11 <? iiM i-f'T ' Mt.rit |.p tn be approves! by Hi,. rhalr- a two--tory brick house a shirt - l - •’ ,W '» ’ ' ,,*_ri* nl at III4I’ll • 11 * qittiri * ' I I isi’ii fir Ve>t*ft w* 1' ° F the cyntniiUee. yet many I d i’jnttr m t\X tha girl's home. , *•*III Ihsi I• 1,1 tD4 • f them were approved ln a tump ' The sack.- splotched' with grerti I ns *" Il Its i.i |e i i ti.. i >, 1147. 1st ll! Mil l d|11 *|•! | 11».\. ***** -. wi*nWit any breakdown pain', was outing with blaml and I-\e •'!•’ i . | I lit | i.f ■"••■"I rxpcnditinrs in detail. the finder, un opening tho bundle, .-I -■ -.i.x i .i i.:,\i i m n in I *t’»*|4 ik.il. I.Judga from rsamination o f the was horrified to find the amuli I, Ihe ltd » * « n ia that someone was putting vlc’ lm’a bo<ly inside had ! h??n M int i n r ^ri:i i %i. I e l I l f 1* »i %n i it'i i l l *; * u* *, 5 n 'Mt ®hl’ * *ml l‘»)'big for siaslied repeat, illy. s•• i l t l t h i ,\i ' I I• 1 1. hll' t.li lilicil i It \ J* w*,h moro than 9 .'|ti,t)oo of thi . . . . . . I tl Immcdlltrly he ran to notify p i­ 1 1 r I" f 1*1-41 ■ I f il - Ik1 IIIk-l»« *• Ml lli.il i •ri (.Hit U xpa/ers’ m oney-all . t„t*| ll e. An smiulait.- surgeon pro Ids II j. 1PUT tl I •*• i * * » | M I i ' 1 ....... ■ is** '• J (a ll ' I'K waste. \k.ti». itouneed the child tlexd. t 1- Ilf t Ix Flni i , 11 Ki |||Iti*.Ii • t\ \ \»:n > i,i• \s x i It. inn 11 1 *M F . “ If you wil; recad at one X I*I.Mill iff • 'I • Ml.F*'i: \ l |**\ P«lnt in the investigation, K. E x i i. i 1 1i r i ’M. ................. ... wti * I *A V I I• | lift \ M *N ft) Clements was slerisleil because i | \ I lx I : \ ri ' I ’M U \ llx l N h 4 ri Its I " ‘.M l I III lilt! 1(1 I I.ll.. ?."!n,ll.leom n l thal h“ •’«>» ’ pent tit. i • tit t;i; i i .x i». ..is * i* ! ' j , . " m*’» |s "lit of dimes ftlcl I'll M'S i||i(1e 1* IIIllr d J*»ll*i 1»f and nickels solicited from the old «; t.i'* %it i •\ * si...i.i Mill*’ . U.il rilUkltl Ilk* lck.il II' (i*t -t if hi 1 • 111111 I MM P«'ple. These old people. of •III I* Ml d y I 1 1 ** *our»e, gave their money o f IIh-ii \I>111 » » tJ, ,|l Hie fr.ieit *tei*»r ? .. r • * * Ikiltl" » tie * • 1 «\ (l| F * • * n accord, but wh.-„ ,hr torn III* • IS rwllSNerf k'rss. 1-awe ..net Mi l. Iti M*.|l. •t 1 F 1 1l*l*ft 1* » 1»'»N 1 Mil * »1»II»% Fle.e 11 ii i: •* mittee requrs'rd t-ol.lkm thesr out of the tangled iklris, t • * i .rifs» llll 1 > 1 la * (ii* • ).| H 1 * I %\ Ml -4 l» *i|li'-l ill* 1 same old p e p r wrte forced t< Msev of those who liv d aft?) - . , '* - .4 " it i »,ll- i. ri •iri! i” il tl )4Ilk Ncllt w F fid lid* f *■**■ ;i i.»* u i " lo*fkl*) Mf Isriwf |fi.lefrit j P«y their share, in taxes, wnclher maintnl, physicians said, and finei | * 1 e y ' e w or ^»•i ■ eil lot, I’M ID « > C 'h .r , S’, 7 iri is* IM 1 III” lilt ,,r* 'iv cifld I*’ Major Juliui Ilorhft'Mvr n nuMiiliur nf thi* hcrii.ui- \iihm hi I rnt'iii* fur i ulliin*. it **lmiirt in tl »« 1 1 (id M.iit. «*r not thry liked it. f„ , xnmf,,- •irei ar? evident *n nlmost every 1 \ *eg,. 1 k " MC 1 dil **(• *t* ri, ,tails,ri I Mill 1. ft 1 .4 - 1 N*w York liifninif m murl rompUinl In «%hirh h. ihuunl I rilf litiltn (ti ll) of I’. M l ii.ilinn.il l« .■•!• r n| btK the records, | , h„ j,, rase. . fit* (. lei . ri| III ’ ” 11Ii ri I. f • |*i*ril I.M S1•af. -S 4•«e till s Ike Amcriran-lirrmaii Ituml. hraiU "an alirn milil-in nr im/afinn lltwhlrlifrr rl,n Ktiftn f.uliil In fill* Definite indiration ilnt se.-pag.' many c..xex *nmr member „ f th. t It) .ri, V illf Ifslx l,»i* * eel |■1 "■ 1 «ll«l) 1Ilf I *.'( Inid with thr Nrw Y«»rk munlf rlrrW a rur|mr.ilr r« rtili *iit* Dir the himt| uliirli hit' . ".mi in. ml xm in 11 |>it F ■ *■i*Del i i - ■, i ., i ■ ! slum. Fi •us raust-d the explosion i the­ .*.410 4.” - "'ri f*'.11 t*' 1 1 If If" Al­ •Ultra. KjmullanrttU'U Hurhfrltlur ap|iunti-i| !■» Iff«*«ii!i-nl KiinMiiii Lit a llmriitt. fi n n u 'l'i;.»tlnii ul N m (tl*.. ri iri’.sl1 I’ 1 ID iM.ft Iri 41 i ii* * l, s8 fZ? ma 7dayh'" ' ' han 1 | ( | ” 1 4 1 1 1 a r sisory first ndvat'ri-1 hy Superin’ i-nd f „ r mrai* Its* ' • l.ss. 71 r ii.* Fulfils* artullira In Ihr I nilul Slain. (Anocialni I'icta I'hofo^) .. [- IM41ri *-f ►I’M •nit If * ri"f I** i' ,ti fit i . er.t W. C. Shaw who lost a son it. If- J v * * ho'" nmoii.t » j , *1 ••edleialy. | found that nine- •he tragedy came when Maj. Ga>'JlArie’ **I M• *•I Mtihki | , , t t.e -Oll'fl* «h»n ityrty different person. •on Howard aid Dr E. IV Srho. ii. I'ltii.'l t * •ill ^#rir ri-* I«t *.*» 1Mi University " f Texas chemist,-y r.rt in iiu »! i! I*0'1" mor“ ton (rip, ril-it,, ||| r il#- !♦ . the eoualry. M „,y of the... Ir|„. professor, woul 1 testify. M U d i i i i tM iii" r ii I i mih i Seeping gas, an ever present I•ist I • ware from Washington to n m tnena m i. n 11.»a Ml indt |. i lilt. <• eh it h-rks in the oilfield-, E ” ta’ sad no, alway,. hy ,i„. biitunlm, il.ir '4**. |I*-I7 ThtiHe Fi ftti fl-'l't'k F eollrrt t in recesses of wv||.eeiil».l|lV t * ■ | ' 11 ■ ( r i s . T * m expensire mod., or Irar.l I • » Ii||Iji til -1 V’tsiu,.-! J*.l ■-i at til * pw'l I 1 i f . i.f 1 11 r ; ■iliiii-.l •uitdiogs and ai.-ng hlg-i f■fall U|<|•*teI'-’FlMrfi1 H bultan'l *1 H id M t In many eases l.y ntrplan • *....1 , Ih (>hs I way*, -aid is-aat Fire rhi- l III It'D l*ri>, i 1*M il it Ms .1,1. , * 4 1 1 I.ll IF : lo »,»y. and in ,,,n. *l..*l •1, Tin- lle-st Y ou Can Get «•««•» onn nmn made a4 mi|, 4. I. .1. I.ynn a’ I Iktali', na t'uy. "Tin **rt*(lf*4 .il *• CA» ilA*Z1toIi t 1. l-i* I.* ^iti . V . ; 11 *• 1 ... 1 Y|1 ' T |; East Texas country of New I nn- fewpr1 Ft » t'i I 1. III. Il iw ■» a dnxen trips look. a . M,.h. ki, Ho. |1ii r 1.1 tk e * dnn is lidly,” he aildetl. “ You'd tf **F* 1" II*'* —The* Wny You IViiul Them— l o •♦. i FklufS*! Ml *t. « , 1 I ITI I* %I M»\ a vacation and a grand lime wu, l* %•\ l » i * i i s i i e prohaMy find inner gas porkn* N i« i hVfilss 1 1 1 Ml I I* I'* i-.SSi-, I ,41 had-and with .hat ...... . •»U.\NM 1 r* Fife *t.| l I*All i l l ►f i i f f along highway- there. 1 Ji*. *t l»i Itla I* I »*•' I'I -tee *, Ilk J’ .• 'llh tile results which tl. •> fkist r*«hi|. /mi, l, t.% i . i iv m . i :> i El.i roulil have ahtalneil with |.‘..ooo Nit I d iftl, Irig,, J.iri, * I '•» I*I*’ If* ■kiiipl * I T. or 110.900 . And n«w everyone has Jugs 1,1-t May nltuply bt-i uuae ot |1 I*» IT . t»j-*»ii •lit a i *i i in f r . .a i • • -Lfi.-elul tllsrtfe |.»|ri |i , forgotten tho {n.rslU utlon-e x - .but tie let iui-iI, w.'li no Ii*te. I'(Milts I .'ri! I'I ' j Isi I I- •((! -||( I It •Or Nf* Ht.l In*.. I **Pt l i f t Hr. Townsend has beori Jutlllli allull. tlilt ‘lintrlelidly I H» I .s. V^,ii 1. •♦.IK* #*•«*. 11 * kt Hu In.. found guilty of eontompt, wlil.h unfair altitude of st/« commilte.*! • T.\N«llslll\I.A - P i « !*<• I.i Ur 2 •»>»-* aii sirrifi <-1 *iiif v<e •a ?.* brings me to a tli-.u-o.inu of th. urnint>ers. 1*4 1*1 1*1 11*1 I.ll %I |M1 I Ills i*"i \ d i m iiti! a w i »k h iii !:m h . mu I* I'D ll.l. Ml | 111 1| .1.1*1 % D rop In A ft e r T h e Hug lliicrs pledge tha, If ho wrro tried ir '•Tininvestigation bore a Ur efriilDlD-f modr 14p|» ( f i l l Ml ills • t I.I <1 11 I III ►'ll 'll* i ri * . MM mitii|.Up th, House, | would vote aauinsl strong rc.emtdanee to an lli.|iilaft(sl I III. ’• l l l l M . I I Mlllll \ AI*l*t.lIH—ITnitrir»» 'i • H Ns. M b“ 1- ) ■de ; ... ... I I* ». . . . . I cciTletlon. Dr. Tnwnsen,, was tion. II was plain Ir.-.n the be- Ire «•(•»•! llll* Is ikt * I Dots * . J Iri c iv IlLst.NM I l.rjId F I I s F<•: A n I| w *|l •-*(**. i ■ot tried In the House, and why’ gtt.iiiog m.at ihe prliiei|isl pur. fillr ii* Ml i In,||yt 4 rif. |"• i lit* 1 A.If »(.«*, .N .i Bacaaa* tho House was afraid "tr Ie« members was to place Ur. f.inuy • 71-1 i 1. 1*Al'IMI 1 v d $ Iris’ . (HNAI'St — 1 u i* •I * cliei, i'» 25c* *•1,4 try him and passed the hark t. pea,, o| most of tile ll.-ll commit- I I IIKAN'M I h t, tl r m 4 ti •! 11it Ikt VJF.YMII li’f,* I Y tha District Court. The Judge re Town .end and Ills plan In as his* it*ii>ly H r ku« lifir * "’V i i .nil, h* •»,» f , l rIIIalri**, s,MHM* H’ l V fk*>'*“ •MTkod that |)> ‘would h.ivi ridiculous a light us possible The M ; *■.*, |H.i.ii t l *H i Ii. Ht llf.Mll VsAlriiMn* • IM, a 2 VKI » thla rase In Ids own doctor was luaneovered into non 1 J5 , WAX. f n . iMitsr i n i i . c i **i \i ( : ioi-2 2 t. .tl " I d ' meaning that If he ha. (anions position alter um.tispr un . ” ) 4 H i s, I*wT I* ,st 1 IIEirrtft Ml||i|ill^« texi..|e f i ’ lri»%|.\ a•*i; •p»*|* h|- would not li.iyr passe.’ III lln.dly. when In. iH.-nipt.-d to try nid MINSK lieCti*. i*i *i r k ••I I • . IA - ■lid no ri•-1ui* | Ilf) n i ...k St. pre sent Ids own .-xposltion of hit T!A fWf <|m* f»(|e|#||r*s ,• ■1 111*4. lift* 'IW HlItv riit.I mfi'lltloft, } 01 W *. — O N K A S Y I’ A Y M K N T P I.A N — • •* 1\ ?• 1 1” i n Our I "Dr. Towaend wss In contempt srheme and was denied that iriorir, In u r i*fJ(m 4|ri*i ■*1 Sl't Ste.ik llltifirr '4 M l l l l . M l 'F I i 111 M\i|| II ' privilege, ho l.uset Iron, the room « t the Committee. Th? peopl.. o' S ClMlFli: il*'4* I •'ABIIACIK* M i R K K N l - *».!)•:» • lit V -111 fax* 1 *J th* nation are Just as guilty as ‘ n a temper and relused to re. Ii*hf. drm.mt. i'(*-*l iii.irkrt l l l . i l|*> Id”*t 77 ati-Ilrifl, piMirir. ’ r TAX M U H K S T A IU A N T he. At tllii point I wish to insert turn. IIkIG 11111 , Iri flli-IIMl'l lie’ll, |n| lij l|*.s "Many titli.-lis who have no fti-lMh* portion of a edit..rial from the ( f 11»l»f**«111* '*iiiirthmiKtf • Is s l rAllltfiTH — f»uppll«*i Its IIF Sernn-t ihe IU-*»| In aahlngtoo ivst. which. I I..-- sympathy whatever with the O. 1 ftt.ihel H a lit. m l r h i l *•' i 1 I’lHril* Siltll* |HH*| expresses the feelings ot A. It. I' nostrum were inclined V la I•m t.f>4 ItsMirtiei* mmlU 1 lower; Tripped, f • to rew’-ni the persrrutlon nf Its *Ite* Qke people of tlijs nation ipi * I '»■•! !l. I '** ty >i’nr* Kifik. Munn H u l*K\V IlltO I* IN N -------------‘ ’’Cynic* havs maintained that sponsor bv a t'ongresslonal rum• T in t r - K I i H lt O ! !•** «*F»* IBiI rnoro ihvn « nu»« I . she Shore Itivd. Dr. Townsend's walk-ont was a mkHee In trying to heap ridicule j' - **-m f»f*r. t*» irruidri, },43*2 • * CftCI-KllT IIF All I i*— Flu I ♦ •i |ri' .il wihli’r^rriw h. ley Our ( h o p Hu.y titte r strategy designed to a.I- upon tip. deluded Californian the l*» litinchrii. a-r lo «|'Mllt« end 'naghcltk vertls, the pension plan Itut tea rnmmlllev lost Its own dignity. t l ’ tV « i am fi nsriM vrrnwtha too r o ll Set* 0***1 miril-Fi** itaaMiy Drought forward at Ids ” 1 will never b.- permitted to (I• I.AKK YIKW IIAIMMH'K *Ht4 lid liiflif UWM'kf't ,*t*:|t1 ei* a r» scujif ii*** pin lit ti v insr ■ tftal enuM not support Ilfs tlie- carry out my third pledge and K»a Prf* '•"< teaIII'fierpr. Il «*ilk | i{»-‘ i.it in fiarim i I'Li l I ake Shore Hint. Iri.J'xc fnr 4<v # P . Il la raaler tn helleye. In. vote for Dr Townsend'* acquittal, Itrlirioux Sl.-aks •T f l >1|li:ilM (Ml. |»(| tinrq 201 N. Park that ha was goaded into (nr (he House l« only too glad (o tir*f I **•-•# ri-l, (pSHlf In f]||r r ftoPhone .17 sod t'hirken Its III I • Ia liu* Millv i Miitlri rt 1 •#*• r lho rwigrrulnnal «lrot» ihi* hot iiuiti \m<rua o.ilk'.(iL a ara^'M fi.tT lA N T — *?i*i»pIiif lift.i ► l •*•w11; Accused Red Spaniiurds k P asiiog Lash At Rdbels On Or. _Townsend In Air Attack BARENTS SEEK BODIES OF CHILDREN KILLED IN BLAST Hendricks Snys House Bombers, Fast Fiirht* Was Glad To S h ift! injar Planes ConcenBorden To Courts tratc In Campaign P olice Arftft Italian Barber | In Child' Murdt r Slashed B o d y O f 9Y e a r-01 d Girl I Found In New York Anti*Na:i Strikes At German B u m ! Chief I I I' SCHOOL D E A T H T O L L BOOSTED TG 4 5 5 M A R K »I.* in MI'-Ii' M l,- »Ii d •f SANFORD MARKET UEBORT STEAKS V CIIM KEN DINNERS CO.MBLETE BAR SERVICE “ CATERING TO THE BEST” J Where to PERK’S DINE CLUB in pSunloid I vs r u n — TIRES-BATTERIES »1 00D ow n 50 ‘ Week RADIOS On Easy Baymunt Blau SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP ftftttlfc I - i (.|tUlit - �•Women Of Glamour* Rich In Wit, Drama And Surprise Scenes SWINGS IT WITH GESTtiRES Dramatic Story Of MMni*ht Court la Told In Film Soon Irriog Berlin’s Number* Feature “ OnTbe A m ue” HERE WEDNESDAY AND THUK8DAY "Midnight Court," a metodran u whoaa eharactera are Intro­ duced to the audience at pne ol those new type of police trib­ unal*, will he be featured offer­ ing next Saturday at the RR* Theater, with tke popular Ann] Dvorak In the starring role. John Utel, an excellent actor who re­ With fotigi by Irving Iterlla ran ly left Broadway for Holly­ wood, hat tke featured male carrying It In new heights o( swanky melody, ‘ “ On the Ave. role. Ann plays th.» par- of a court; nils", Twentieth Century-Fox1 stenographer wiw la horrified sparkling m u s i c a l production when one of the vagabonds in; shows Wednesday and Thursday the lineup t.rni'd out lo be the ul Hi-i Hits Theater, with a it*], brilliant lawyer who was once her hurband. i lar rust of entertainers and Ibe Litel's iwg<-aeratln« with Ann1* | I »(e*t hits by the man to whose aid, hi* exposure, and th0 brin k-' music most of the world makes lote. Ing up o f a gang o f autnn.iriili I In this real-i.fe romance of thieve* that bn* been term rising Ni.w York, gay and glamorous the e ll/, 1* the Hume. thn town itself, Dick I'owell ami Madeleine Carroll, a combtnailon new lo mu ileal comedy, make* a handsome and romantic ti am, nbly surrounded by such flena Au'ry, HumDomo Repub­ masters of mirth and melody nr lic W rtlcrn slui* Is nu evening's j Alim Faye. Tho Kilt llrotbers cnli rtnimm-n; llnru-lf. So is and fienrgp llatbler. Fniiley HtirseS c, his |uil, nri ;hbnr I1 "fin Hie Ayenue1" gels off U and acting t-onh-ni|H>rnry, Ilut a hilarious start whun Madeleln* who you have these two pin* six Carroll, as a wealthy debutante. Light Crust Itough boys — any (Jeorge liar birr, ni her father, nad Alan M u* limy, as an explor­ r.'ory ;s an assured surres*. Not that "Oh, Susanna-’* which er entry a tliruier just at llkk »how* at the fU 'i Theater n#tt Paw.-ll, Allre Faye and The Kill Saturday night lacka for ph>L lltollier* uro going Into a farrlcolor xml riiameicr Interest, 'It ral burlesque of thn home life of "the richest girl In thn world." doesn’t. As Ibe Infuriated family stnlka In fact Ihe story, which has In do with n bod man masque rad- In. in the tHeal rr, voicing throat* Init ns a radio Mar at n Death* of ilnmjgn suit* to the manager, innrh. Is probably Mr. Autry’s M adeleine brails for the slnsn Lrst photoplay date. j] entrance mid, lirushlnx past the ' doorman, snatches Alice'* wig oft and stalls lo wreck Dick1* iln-sslog room liefnrn *he I* ejected. SHANGHAI. Mnr. 2 0 . - W ) Thai ihe world may re mini for-' evir young a -I.ipnn.--c rci-m lnl has devoted six year* in proving] that a parashle plant known lo dealers in ancient Chlner* ding* as having “ life-giving propertlei may be dihlvnteJ fa ir '/ rhean The plant U D-nuridiuin rctnja. I.lnill, and hitherto hns lu—n found only in certain restricted Madeleine CarrollAnd Dick Powell Are In Lead Roles Of Hit Gene Autry Star Of Western Film B e t t y Furness Is Tops In Comedy At Ritz N e x t Friday WEEK OF MARCH 21,1937 AT T ill; H IT /. Sunday, Monday—The lligh-De-lli,h Spot o f ihe year In Mlrnrls- Mu Icalove Entertainment, firace Moore, fa r y flrant go lo town In "WHEN YGtITiE IN LOVE." Tin -day The ilig Day— Itcgldcr at Ihe mntlnee. tr>l reas .in r , in-1 ilh i-f Virginia llrure, Mclvyn Douglas In “ WOMEN OF fil.AMOUIt." Wcdne-dny, Thursday-Dick Powell, Madeleine I'orrnll In “ ON THE AVENUE." Irving Ib-rlln*s late*l song and com­ edy m nia nn-. Added fra Iore, Victor Melasgletl, Wnltrr f'onnclly, Peter U rn- in "NANCY STEELE IS MISSING." Friday—fin the stage— Matinee and nigh1.— Aihleil attraeIbin. Henri Thrrrien ami F o Nickerson present a new depnrt.tc in variety enterlnlnmcnt, "SWING TIME VARIETIES." tin the screen 'TH E Y WANTED TO MARRY." "■'n unlay Ann Dvorak, John I-llcl in "MIDNIGHT COURT." A Do Gene Autry “ Oil SUSANNA." i hull 'd n* one ol ■ In I’ aldd-ira, now captl.il of| li.tlir newerinters Anstrulla. Inml cannot he s « m * < I, lay, and Mini by lmlividu.il;* hat may lo* Ica.ted * hli-h liomin lit fmm Ihe government lor M years. THE DEAD FROM SCHOOL EXPLOSION This pnlhvlic pic to re show* relief workers bringing l ho l«>dy of a ls*y from Ihe rains o f Ihe fe w London, Texas, Connolklaled iwbixd which wa* wrcrkisl I*/ a slrnng*- explosion. The youth was one « f •Ihtl whose ls«li* * were foiirul s*mui after th* blast. Echo* | nu'hoti ies Ik- leva 6*0 pupil* and teachers were killed. (Associated Press I'hido—Copyright by Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman) WOMEN OF GLAMOUR1 Swingtin* Varldka I Come To Hits Frida Coming to the Rita ThealA. stage a , an added feature of tha p n giam neat Friday, Fla Nick­ erson and her Swing! im* Varittiej bring to Sanford a highly tnur-am ing show which includes the tinging of Henri Then ten. National Broadcasting Company star who U known aa "tbs pain­ ter of honga.** • Thrrrlen 1 * th« original Ragy Theater tenor and hai sung atony lintvi for President Rooeeveh, • With Flo Nlckcrtaw acting aw mlaircss of ccrrmonle*, Urn mtm cdy, song* and lively chatter flow In smoo:h unison to tke d* light of the audience. Dance number* by V irgin * I age and "The Five Sweethearts of Rhythm1* are added features o f Iho show while Eddie Dsalels a* thn "Variety Voleo of the Air Ioi|iert oral or,” ghre* distinctly dilfcrvnt imperscnalona o f tba leading radio figurta, Kvn Olson, the "Swedish NightIngalc,1* sings popular awlaw IVictor McLagleri Kf Star RoIeOf‘Nancy Steele Is Missing A sociological survey o, - * . nmen In n Virginia muumaln uninuniiy showed that 20Jt pernt ha 1 married under ihe age of 'j ............ , More Ilian half the an a of Ihe i public of Panama I* unset- Ileal hs frum public arridepn nw [ndoiviair a tutor, cars ;nuln* brred ittiooi), in Itlitil. an Ini-ira^e ol- IAWU over ilw lUda loiul, " :‘ t* - —•* — J- — N '»sd a Is a FpunDh wor*|. le ,L Court Studies Woman In ‘W ill T o Dfef TJoma r e ic h Pr o t e s t s ||)# p|r(t|r# nntp t „ Hie proceedings, "Vnnrv Pleele Is |tlt*|t4," w|,h , !s tcnac of m o JtoC* lashing power. beglaa. la . Up# Imiihte.l days o f l t i f j sdlth'Oa disappearance of tba .dAMbJaf of Waller Connolly, a mumlllof^ magnate. s o -u i.o . a n t i -n a z i f l a r $ Aa aaasaal ewart heariag ta determine her rnadlUea waa held la lha Lae Aagelea fall at Ihe kedddi ef Mrs. H«l*s Wills Laee she sank lata a myslerieaa cams skartly after she wae ceavleted ef UUm Marry Leve. deterIbed by Ihe defeadaat ae her seerst hashaad. Attorneys aad rear! efflelato are skews aXedykag lha greet rate wemaa whe has shewa Rule sign sf life slate skis expressed the "will to die." (A am k sled Press Pheto) WHERE FALLING ROOF KILLED SCORES AT SCHOOL DESKS Dykstra Accepts Wisconsin Presidency No. 1 Reality This interlur view o f a class room U limit- evidence of the '■uf rifle explosion that killed hundreds o f chtldrvn and teachers In the Consolidated school at Mtw Umikin, Texas. Th* fallen roof crush*- *) score, of pupils at their dash la this room. Note the pathstk Pfeelarie o f open' books still on the desks, (Associated Pres* Photo) D-V,‘ c Gilbert (above) of Wiener, La., wa* chosen the Nn. I Dreuty si laiulslana Tech by Gov. Rich­ ard W. Lee he o f Louisiana. The governor was requeued la select six “ supcr-heauiies" at the toiler* from ihe plciurva o f 31 girl*. Dixie headed ihe liar. (Associated Prvsa Fhoxo) ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ v �>>>:•*> >->1 r^ ■- - — " - v. ■,,,. y t, ,Mltf44? >v ^ ^ , . „ ~ ^ r ^ 7Tr7?:Tr?^ _ ^attfarfc iieraU* Court Plan to AN nm «P E N D E N T DAILY NEWSPAPER mXMMxxn G ilf-A tla n tic C an al Opens; S b ip s P a r a d e Riper Urfcn Effort F o r Co-Operation Tin U t i l i s e FlorW * Resonrces f i A i v n m F l o r i d a . Mo n d a y , SAFETY! march it, m ? > t 8ets Down Argument In Communication Wheeler Reads To Senate Committee City Atka Bids County T o Seek For Improvement Special Act* In To Water Work* ’ 37 Legislature Letter Approved ProperAdvocates BamonyOf Units 18 000,000 j f e S * ^ p,?r,C SlJS--U “ D« ' Uopitd: Williams To Open! oU'wC aor « m t future boro, b t 'a a ospodlto our dootlny by Drive This W e e k | workiag In harmony, group with greatp, auction with aoction, all of oar State for one and one for ell.* Jgdgiiig Prize Is Taken By Sanford Fnture Farmers The Bomlnob Chapter of Fu­ ture Farmers of America wo* awarded first prise la etlnie and t u b Ii Mi Judging In the Tampa Fab he January, according to odvbe* received her* today by A bn R. Johnson, director of the A is k s Jsuee. Boyd Co.eman and T h r b r t Thurston comprised th* team capturing top honors along with which went u silver loving m g and each prise of 121.50. Thb team piled up a total ot A M points, while th* nearesi competitor, Lorgo, scored 2,177 Third p bca west to Plant City. Mr, Johnson explained that 61 chapter* from every part of thi Mata participated in the Judging m a t on Future Farmer’* Day when shout 4JDOO youths were Craetery Committee U M a k i n g Effort At B o a n ti f i c a ti o B Tta weather: partly rlottdy lie atght sad Tuesday; not much e hangs in temporalare, By Two Others Diesel Engines And Will Ask Authoriza­ Generators To Be tion To I ss ue S t a t e m e n t Strikes H o s p i t a l Bonds I n ■ t a 11e d Here Back At Assertion At least s|| special arts, one* The t'Hp today called for bids Made By Cummings Amelia Earhart and two o f those three men of her ersw nar­ rowly escaped death when her “ flying laboratory” crackrd-up in tak­ ing o ff from Honolulu on the second leg of her proposed world flight. Miss Fnrhart said the flight would he tesumed after the on equipment designed to Improve ship is repaired nt Ijhi Angeles. This pirliite shows the crew Just and mmbmlta th* municlpui wa­ before they left California for Honolulu, lilt to right: Paul Manta, ter plant. In th* protna of formation Miss Furhart, Hurry Mu lining, and F. J. Noonan (Noonan was not Jot several month*, (he plans tor1 aboard when the crash occurred I. (Associated Press Photo) the rhongs* have boon complet­ ed after a score or more confer­ ence* of City officials with hy­ draulic engineers ami countless inspection trips through the plant. Bids are being asked for Iwo 150 burse power Diesel engines Presbyterian Church Congregation Hearn with foundations, m a g n e 11r clutches, belt-driven generator and Story Of Famed Water Street Misswitchboards. Five turbine pumps and 3.2 mile* of electric power ____ wton, Metropolitan Haven line are sought alse. Oty Clerk Frank Lamaott aa, Ted Mereev the byman warn plained thol under the new Ted M ercer Relates Tale O f New Yolk Conversion Kicthnnue Man Held Id Death d ( Sanford Boy •*i - * g e lll » la d* hoIBh*' s ' b t k V . I e A , Ties ’ Vii the FTrli *''Jrresbyiinsn - - “ Chiirrh Ipskti ta t gl^bt on hit totf lu y iu -W T * perlence* 111 the Water Afreet nils • from tho t e l l si"n o f Nhw Turk where he hiti|-^enir CJ eelf.w a* tonverted a » l where He * H l^ lft I t , to IRZ tstetfpipu.. . said he tad seen hundreds nf T)|(, I.. o.b diunks, down and out,, tarlom w f{J . u knnwn „ „ n and mvil or vari«>uii dmfHption «*mir iif*** . * . . . Witnesses T e s t i f y Passenger Vehicle - - - -‘ r r h ■ ”» - ■ ".r " •*"wiS sJStt Did Have L i g h t s ......... »y*iani la tt bo replaced Mr. Mercer told how he !**ri!*r*25~* was Rosen* Roberson, about 4tl, of ronvertnl under the leadership uf Tuesday’s tides, Tidal Station, j Ocean Plsr, Daytona Beach: low, Kissimmee, was ordered held Sat­ Samuel II. Had! -y, a man onen Warrants for the arrest of all 11:48 A. M.; high, S:39 A. M. urday when tt coroner’s Jury romplrtrly dominated by thpior person* delinquent in their Ci>y and 6:08 P. M. found him guilty o f causing the but who le-ranie one of the outstamling thri*iian laymen of occupational license for 1937 were crash which snuffed out the life) isiued today at City Hall. City Cnmmlar loners will assent- o f William Williams, 20. Hanfntd! Amerlra anil superintendent of Water Street mission for many Police tiller Roy Williams is hie at 7:30 o’clock tonight in City. . CCeorioaoO tsa r a m Threat , driver, five mile* from ,y t. year*. sued the following statement I* _______ _ (.loud. Hail ley hinnelf, he said, « » connection with the action: Testimony given by John Pad- rnnveneil under Jerry McAuley, “ Occupational license* are now gett, a Mis* Story und a Mi*' the foumler of tta mission who delinquent by at least five months. Morris, s|| of Kissimmee who win- was a convened wharf rat and was We believe that the City has given occupant’s o f Roberson's car, raid saved in Sing Sing prison whil* all persons more than a reasonable Kuhsrson was mi the wrong side an inmate there. Over ftW.txn) length o f time tn settle their obi), of the road when the a-rident ot- broken lives have teen niend.-d at gallon as regards the license. curred Friday nigh', ulibnugh the Water Street mission. -Consequently the Police De­ Georg* K. Hildreth nf Daytons witnesses ..aid there were light* **We talk about mirarles,” sal-1 partment will begin today ur to­ Mr. Mercer, "but miracles nf grace morrow and serve warrants oh all Beach was assessed a fine nf 1200 on their automobile. Th» witnesses testified that U 'sellssH » ■ r o « * Three I delinquent*. We plan to see that or remanded to Jail for ft) days every person eligILI* to pay a fee when he was arraigned In Munici­ Roberson had planned to lorn into dee* pay that fee or b prosecuted pal Court Saturday afternoon on a a road leading o ff the highway DeMolay Chapter To be­ charge of operating an automobile but that he had driven tor th* failure.” S e l e c t Officers Th* Chief emphasised that a while under the influence of alcohol. yond the side road nnd un- ta lk ­ Hildreth was arrested early Krl ing up when William*’ truck Il'ewttaeeU as oaus tBrest day morning after hi* automobile rounded a tend rnd crashed in'" Klmion nf officers in serve for Local Legion Will hail crashed into t truck owned by the touring car. n period of one year i< on wtad George |*. Jefferies, St. (’loud nle for Sanford DeMuiuy* when on Park Avenue. Send Delegates To H. R.A. Howard G. McFhsrson Jr, charged rliief of police, said Roberson’s they meet at 7:30 ..’clock tonight District Conclave with drunken***, waa fined I ID rr bond was placed at f20ti pending in iho Ma>onic Halt. A supper for prospective mem­ sentenced to 30 days In jail. R. S a second hearing which probably The Sanford American Legion Ahlly, booked on tta same allega­ will ta held sometime this week. bers is in ta held after election. Post will send a delegation to th* tion. received th* same fine and The prisoner did not testify at the A number of visiting adults will coroner’* inquest. make short talk'. Fourth District Convention In 8t. sentence. George Sin**, negro, drew Augustine Mar. 27-28, Commander suspended sewencs of 30 days Lloyd F. Boyle said today. Among those who plan to attend when he ple*dg| gulky to drunk­ the confab ars Rob Deane, W, II. enness. Rhrppard and Mr. Boyle. Cities to be represented at th* Public Donations session Include Pt. Cloud, Orlan WiU Be-Soijfht To do, Kissimmee, Hastings, Jackson­ ville, Ifetand, Ftrnandina, Pal**Rotarians Infraction Of Outfit Drum Corps Minaionary kt, Apopka. San Matro, N ew Law Perpetuated 65 Percent By Bmyma, Mouth Jacksonville, Day Hanford clttxeaa. wilt ta call ad m m Beach, Winter Park and Win­ upon Wedseeday PeraonK Under 30 Yearn Old to assist In ter Garden. rsialog |M0 10 ootfR aod equip The ta. Johns Post, Hr. Augus­ a aecood aalt at tta American The most dangerous age In ■re the horn* and its mother, the tin* will be host during a wide ac­ ta flo a Junior Drum sod llugte American life from the standpoint church, environment and associa­ tivity pUnncd to entertain dele­ I’ orpe, Percy Mero. chairman of of criminalittle tendencies is tations, and the example* which an gates. » Legloa Boy*’ WacR sold Unlay. twen 18 and 20, according to K. 0 o net ■ at all lets In any t t B b CWy comet cries were urged today hg th* Cemetery Commitbu to mat* asam effort at beauHWrwtlew baton Master luaday. M woo topmtod that four dosen pcraalem piaata. several bauktoto trees and purhiaaoub trees, M W haagaiarUlaa and lagerdousted—bars been Edward Todd Dies, ta recent dayn sad bar* Buried In Lakeview M Ih* otMctlfeaoas of Iho burial tract. Edward Todd, 61, succumbed Momhore of th* Committee Ssunby In a local hospital after an plea ta deveto moat of Thursday extended lltnees. He waa a resident to tiawtUWotba oporatloua. It of th* County Home and a mired painter by profession. eu ihob lota do Burial was yestenlay In Luke view Cemetery with the Rev. W. S’. to and estn iM s Brook* Jr. officiating. are tu he Erickson Funeral Homs II th . charts o f Drunken Driver Is Given Hetvy Fine In Sanford Court Y outh Is Responsible For M ajor Part O f U.S. Crime Telia Mr. Maro aaaoaaead that | '.i*) C. Mercer, well known mission­ would bo tho mlalmum aom win. ary, who told Roisrisii.t today at which tk* nrg i aln Uoa could their regular weekly luncheon purchaaa all aecoeaary aqoiptnent and aand the maalral wait to the Htai* coavantloo la Lakelaad this aaatawr. All peraoaa win bo glvaa an opporiaalty to roMribote, the Iboya’ cbaliwtoa sold. Ho argcl the public to be *0 geaefoa* ■a possible, polatlag oat tbs publicity xalae of th* carp* to tta cuy. _ ' _____ < Hughes Says Boost In Judges’ Number Impairs Efficiency Hasty Retreat After Govemneat Attack Brings Capture Of Many Field Pieces OftyymfU NUMBER 12* ta IM S R ebels’ Guns AMEUA ESCAPES DEATH IN CRACK-UP U sed Agpinst O w n L egion s MADRID, Mar. I t —| ^ —(tor. •mtnom troop, turned insurgents own gvns on tho rotmatlag legion* of Gen. Prandom Franco today. Tanka, inteka and guns wore abandoned oe hastily, dccforrd Dofoils* Con. Joto Mlaji, that ih* New W a t e r w a y Is Goeotamoat found weapon* ready Part Of $ , for uao against the former owners •gainst the Guadalajara front as ' Flood Control Job. tho Government mad* an odvanr# of more than SO miles. STUART. Mnr. 2 2 .- I A P ) 1 Government troops, driving up — A new wnterwny ncros*' th* Aragon Highway in one or Florida opened today, eon* th* grret*.t onslaughts of th* nectln» the Atlantic Ocean! Rpenlsb civil war, wtr* reported with the Gulf of Mexico. to b* within 13 ratios of the rebel stronghold of Siguoat*. Federal and State officials1 It was from Rlguonia, an old Joined prominent cltliens in. Moorish town S3 miles northeast the ceremonies marking th«( o f the capital, that v>*n. Ftanco dramatic chance picture launched Ms fifth Madrid offen­ opening of the new route for. watercraft. A parade of ves* ■napped by an amatour photo­ sive at daybreak Mar. 8 and Mb b fl Smart and allied up the grapher ohowo Loan Company drove th* loyalists back 4.1 miles ■t Led* fanal to tha lock where Manager J. B. Aldrich dinging before th* tkl* of hottl* turned. to a column on n narrow ledge Gen. Mbja reported that hi. aMrsasos were male. Completion of iho project was tta ouliide hie tecond itory window counter-attack resulted In a “ com­ at Kan*ao City, whit, inside l*o- plete rout” of th* enemy. fn k of seven years labor and Hetman Gltnn William* "shoots Franco, ha said, has ordered tn. pan of an lift,000,000 flood con­ It out” with I^on B. Miller. Th* evacuation of Almadrones and trol project for ibo Lake Okto; ta­ etfleor tald ho surprised Milter Insurgent artUbry ha* been driv during an armed hold-up, and on from Its peek Ion. along Fran boo rot Ion. "Boro today we art ctafrontad that the ei-wre*tlor aurrendcrod co’. main Hue of resistance, 10 miles north of Brlhuega and 60 _wkb » highly provocative proj- aftor oufferiag critical wound*. miles from Madrid. lAaaedatod Pm * Photo) 4 Seevwtary of Commerce •* A * »l*tlF ei »"•*!**11| ».Jn tho «esb aiti r w ■"ft oa, -->*106 oa ’tw oboallstvAt co op ora b r ie f s i W 't f t o h ttoeotoary ’ for • ib tl* f I, rnfA utfff^atibr el ,bur natural' re­ sources and protection of the poo* pit Mmltut abnormal natural ioWOwmo .which hart taken uaroaaoaablo teU 'of damagt In ibo . that 63 percent o f the crimes in the cuumry are committed by per­ sons under 30 years of age. “ It is the youth of the country that we have got to train and saxe,” ta said, " if we are to pre­ serve our rountry from crime, clean up our politics, and perfect a more derent rlviliiatiun.” Th" most Important influences,he said, in the training of bojs sod girl# tt '-u lla o * * * . r , „ byT“five-r*eeet Former Local Girl Scores Big Hit In Jacksonville Opera aulhorlilitg the |*suanu« u( bondt for Ihaj ereetloa tad malntsnear* of a I'ounty ht«p(tal, Will he sought by I'ounty Com­ missioners tn the 1917 tag Isit ture, conaly Alloraey K. V. Iliwaholder iltscliMed today. Conslrurlloa nf the hospltsl, lb* lawyer explained, would of rmtrae depend on aa approval by taxpayers. However, the Cottaty believes |t advlMbte to bate everything In readiness should the Institution be deemed tteces sary. Mr. Ilousholder said another set will bo sought In give Ih.* Coualy the aathority nf for* rloaare igtlnst tax rwrilfletU* nivertng property whtoe me tfwn qr fall* to pay hfc J*hf>. ! | t»l* t e a i u f * * Bold, be k . .Jf^rotertjon to the o v ia t £ f reotatyg beqlapsp mro^i 0*tp-»n»i> p a n N * l*«»* and Is ♦»rv*d :to gollecf ; hlgt^T rents thou. i*tx o w a e f'o f trop erty 'tii which laxea are nnpalil Another Pi*Ci of desired lexis Dtlotx wdeld enable the fomthl*-' •Inn lo adjust dellflqnenl laves nf |*,ri and prior. Mr. Ilotitliolder tl'eetlewe* We r a g e T h ree* K ohs c . la o n g , 5 9 , Kunil Mail Carrier, Succumbs To Stroke Rosa C. tang, 59, rural mall Miss Lucy Marshall, a format carrier of Sanford, •urrumbe-i resident nf Sanford, Iasi wret yesterday after suffering a stroke ■cored a decided hit in the rol* ol while fishing in the surf at t'vro. Olga in the Palace Theater presen­ nad» Rearh. _ He had ta< n a resident o f this tation of the epera, “ Eugene O’NV gian , at Jacksonville, according I’ liy for 23 y.-ars and made hit home on Rii'hmotid Avenue, to word received here today. .Surviving are the widow. Mm. The talented young lady is a student In the voice sch.mj of Hr-rgs Lula V, tang; the father ami Hutuwaky, prominent in Jackson mother, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I. tang, all uf Kanfoid; two .laugh vilte music circlta. Th* lyrical opera was presented ten , Mis. M . II. f'ugbum nf in three art* and was attsnded by Urban*. UK, ami Mrs. W. K large audience* of Jacksonville Roche of Sanford; ■ brother. Dsn lei l» tang, Jr., nf this t'ity; five music lovers. Mias Marshall Is a contralto, an I sister', Miss llerrie Long of I’ittt butgh; Mrs. J. |. Husk of Mr her voice tareme well known Manfordlira during tar recidenrr t Mechen, \V, V a, Mrs. Ituren Col­ here. It waa only after moving to lie of Wr.i I'alot llee.h. Mrs Jacksonville that she tagan an ex- George llri.lgeman nf New Mar­ tinsville, W. Ve.. ami Mrs. tlra tende.1 study of her voice. The young Isdy Is heard weekly ham Hunter nf Sanford; and one on North Florhl* brotidcsttin/ uncle, T. M. Dunlap uf Sanford. Funeral «ervlces, In rharge nf station. the Kriekmin Funeral Home, will be announced Inter. Sheriff Delivera 2 Negro Prisoners Woodmen Practice •’minty Hhetlff rtpuMe llvnd, Ceremonial D r i l l returned this morning from Hal­ In WedneMday Meet ford where he delivered two WASHINGTON, Mwr. 22. _ (A P ) — C h i e f Justice litifrhrn In « letter presentnt tn the Henute JudkUury Cnmmittec tinlay b y Senator Wheeler, Democ rat. Montana, said an increase in tho numlier o f Supremo Court Juatlces "wnultl not promote e f­ ficiency o f the Court.** The chief Justice made It clear ta was nut cohxmentitig on *M Increase from the alandpolnt o f efficiency and “ apart frogt aap question of policy." Wheeler, opening the teatlaMF against the Rooeevelt Coart Rflt, h#rae FeartlW* - •Hughes’ ywhlch ta said waa approved ItRo. laMtces VuirPy lamer, and, flranr,,',™ dels. It created a stir among th* Idg crowd ’ aiieinTTcd ‘ ‘for (Wdf ,J-" heiring. . . . ' Hughe* we* cmph*l|c 111 lha 1 llea llsse* Os r .| , Tw#V ’ ."J Rhodes W i l l Talk At Friday Meeting Of Poultry Group L. M. Rhodes, HUte Marketing t’ominissioner from Jacksonville, will ta principal speaker at (he special poultry meeting scheduled Friday at 8 I*. M. in Hemlttol* High School. Others who will speuk are K« W. Hither, poultry stti,| egg spe­ cialist of Jacksonville, anil Jo* Wllliuins, vice-president uf th* Florida I’outlryni'-n’s Assoelalion. The assembly has been ewlletl tn di-cuss plan for the forotaliote of a ts.iiltry men’s association It* this section, Primary object Of the unit would system that would insure m siatulsrd price level for poultry firixlurt*' Among other purposes o f tb# ptiqaiMnl group u that of creotinir a medium through which might lie distributed imporlan* anil progressive information per* laming In the poultry indust^. -———— -------—.. . . I • Agricultural Body ’ *; I* I a n h D i H c u H x i o n * Of Marketing Lawi A special meeting of the Market, ing Committee o f tta Semlaolo County Agricultural Association will ta held tonight lt 7:30 o'clock in Seminole High School to discuss Heminole County prisoners lo Iho A apetial tn>-eilng of Ilia uni propose.l Stain marketing tegialo* Hlate Prlaoa Farm. form rank of Woodmen of got lion, One man w4* ttlho Wltile, noHenry Nick!.- I. rhairman o f ihtl World ■ 111 be held Wednesday aril, who waa aenletlred In five group. Membership Include* Roy night at x o'clock In W. sh Iman's year* fur burglary. TtA nth or, (7 r I SFI"M' Charles Dunn, J, J, Holly Mose William*, also blaeh, draw flail. F irst Street, ('apt. drill “ ," 1 J' **’ Him hi llff". of Iho local two year* fur breaking aud auler Ct.uniy Agent C. R. Dawson, soe. team, annuume.1 tisjay. ing. The drill team, b* said, will rotary o f tho association, sold all set the younger generation by the practlre the rout loss Jt plana to person* Interested in marketinf legislation aru invited to attend thg older. oaw oo April 1 when It parllel- conclave. Mr. Merrcr. who was Introduced palea in Ihe Initiation nf memby the Rev. E. D, llrownlee of the berx In the tine. Kd III vara, Ula.) Presbyterian Chttrrh, spraka with claaa at lakeland. Report cards of high school authority on this subject a* he d* Other Wednesday night bus), stndcnis for the fourth unit of the scribed him-elf as a reformed nee* will ta Ihe arranging nf drunkard, lierause o f hi* heritage 1936-37 achoel larm were being transportation to lakeland for the ----------------- it it -------- - t» »e of culture and refinement, ta had distributes! today, according to cerem o n ies. ----------------71 11 -------- . a.no fear o f liquor as a youth ami Prof. G. E. McKay, Seminole aa .*• C. L\ I'olllns, of Ih* local la 11 High taboo I principal. .•a thought ta could drink ami leave . i* ta l.i*ht rrwas Woodmen, salil about a acora ot Th# card* are to be returned -------la ti .a* it els.ne. Hut by the time he wa* 28 Haaforditea are experted to re­ . It i ; pogsc ha had run the gamut uf rullrge ...... *i ag s* ceive their Initiatory degree on Report* are Issued once every liquor parties, parental disfavor >t tt M April I, ______ _ ---- - 11 It .00 •is week*. Prof. McKay said. (Csallaari Da rs «s Tltm l High School Pupilz Are Given Report* LOCAL WEATHER 1 I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 20, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1620d905b95219e564af2d75acd27789.pdf 65ed6c92d867666ec92fc88e4c594544 PDF Text Text Roocevelt Visits •Other Home9 In Georgia %,'H — w I M H IM B ill • an** » V -' ■ * —— —— — r r " tilla. 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C (Aaaacbtrd Prrma T ko U ) , LAGUARD1A, LEWIS, JOHNSON BLAST NAZIS PRESIDENT IIAiLS 'OLDEST MOTHER A drlto a ia ln a l N an iln rtih ir* In A m rrlra ant »tf la a bmimliin *ln tl n lth a mat* meeting In New Y o rk ■I nkbfc M a ;*r I'la rrllo l.alJnanltn d r ill, l.n fxir f.ra d rr Jului l_ l.# »la (r r n lr r ) and In ria rr NBA H ire r. IW H ack Jahnaon flrrd th rlr luiutrot tun- a g a ln .l IllllrrU m . fh rt arv tkown ap rakln f, Hold M lin a r* d b l "Adolf If lllr r la not per—n a ll; nr illplum al tra il; ‘aalillarktlnn (In lrr(.trie d b ; antoe at toeaalai H ille r In not n o rth m i-rtU* on iho flrld nl hnnnr.)" Satd I r a h i ".Natl tith e * M tr degraded tienaaa n o rkrro alaMMt to arrfriom ." Hald Juhn-nn: "Adolf H ille r and hit .Narlpnlhk* hat* brrnnir a anft of aM a*t*r( threatening Ih r p rn rr of I hr world." (.la ta fia trd Treat Thaloal ANTI-HITLERITES RALLYING IN N E W Y O R K Four H urt In Wreck Of Fast Southern T rain M n . N a n N . K ir* of Mempkia, T ra n , known an tkn natbaTa "Ok M other." la ahoon reading a letter at eaairatalatian a tad kaal wk abr ref rile d front T rrald rn t R a o ta rrll on k tf lU lk blrlkdajr anal1 U n - M r*. Hire atlalaed her lllb k ; rlrta * a f a a q rirj rondarltd a fart.flad tag faandatba. (A aaotlalrd Trraa P kata) HUGHES LIKES HIS OYSTERS! Heated drm onalialiun* acainul tb a n n lln r lilo lf H ille r nnd hi* Herman internm ent were atagrd at a N e t York n a n meeting ilra lfn ril In rnmlml Ih r »prrml nl N a ll |*tm eiplrt In th» I'nlted H int**. A ■nap of drain naira tor* II ninth it nl Ih r r a il; n tlli a banner lt in i.il III Ih r o .( I l l lite r uiithnral. (Aaaoclattd I* t*w* *'b | BUTTONS TROUBLED CLEVELAND JUSTICE McREYNOLDS FIRES BACK CHRYSLER STRIKERS ORDERED OUT % ' $ r m' �: v--.. . - ■• • _ ... - • wmm • —•«■" ^ a t t t o lt lir r a ld 'A S INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER AMELIA REACHES HONOLULU ON WORLD FLIGHT M M Enployecs Of Chrysler P l a n t In DetnH Face Pos­ sible Jail T e r m s CorporatkM i Won’t Act Immediately ^ On L a b o r Heads i ?'?•*?*■*... •- - - *- #-. « * -• - - * ■«* s. Stalaolc Cooatjr PnteM " M o t # F r u it * A n d V eg etab les T h u A i # S im ila r A r e a In A m e r ic a > NUMBER IN b tiW eh ed la 190S School Blast Death Toll Hovers Around 500 Mark; 17 Teachers* Bodies Found County Teacher* Recommend Move For Higher Pay Sheriff T<r Ask Stronger Force DETROIT, Mar. 19.—<AP) —Circuit Judge Allan Camp­ bell today ordered laauancc of writs of attachment calltaar for the arrest of 6,000 sit-down strikers who have occupied eight Chrysler Cor­ poration automobile plants for 12 days. The Corporation Indicated 'T t rt X-'-. • S A N F O R D . F L O R D A . F R I D A Y , M A R C H 19, 1937 Jadfe Orders Arrest Writs For Strikers , i •-•• ^ r*rv** taral Delegate* Sup­ port P ro g ra m Adopted In Orlando Official Spring To Be Udhered In Sanford Saturday Hoyf rieatd, husband a n d father will be entitled to “break out” the old straw hat tomorrow and wear it without embarrassment. Itersusr the weatherman rnd ralrndar ray It’s the first day of sprin-t. ■ day whlrh elfldally ushers la the straw bat wraring srastni. The weathrr bureau baa farreast that Saturday will he fair with little thaagr In the frmprrature as li stands to­ day. Wind* are ro be 'gentle and variable. Gntt Believed 2 More Qualify Seeping B e h i n d Exploaio.i New Build* As Candidates ileaving n g I n Wreckage For City Post Sightseers Cause Leavitt And Truluck Chaotic Condition R e a d y For Elec­ tion On A p r i l 13 Downpour P cIrvh Op­ eration Of C r e w s VV. A. tacit lit and J . IT, Trttlllek today had qualified a* can­ Of Rescue Workers didate* in Ibe special C ily elec, Lea. than 16 hour, after Amelia Earhart left Oakland, C alif, on her 27,000.mitr flight around Seminole County’s IS official the world, >he Untied at Honolulu. Her hop w ai the faaleat ever made from the United State, to delegate* to the Florida Educa­ Hawaii. .With Amalia at th# control., the big p lan . I. aho«n aa it left (he (round at Oakland ami tional Association convention In lio n called In name a *ucee*sor headed out over the Pacific. (Aiaoclated Preaa Photo) B U LLETIN Orlando yesterday afternoon voted In perry N. W hitehurst, who re . AU STIN . Tran*. •Mar, t*.— Signed recently to devote h i* fu ll unanimously fnr a guarantee of f i l 'd — Assistant A d l u t a m little to ellm m ercla| enterprise* 1*00 per year minimum teacher General Gaston Howard inThe two were the second »nd ratary, pnrtrd from Nrw London tw­ llilrd . res]u'ctlvely. in qualify for M would not procsed Immediately its y thai 388 bodies had been There was not a dissenting vo:* i Iho election A. \V I b e c a m e a ca ia w high o ffic ia l. of ths Unltnsrtirrv-sf from she ruin* mt in the 1/dHl delegate* represent­ a re rtlfl.d candidate e a rlie r In #d Automobile W orkers o f Amor* she school house de*trnyrd hy ing almost every public school in ' Ih e week. Wa who were made respondents, an explnslnn there. Earlier Fluiida. i W hile several more day* re ­ wkfc the strik e rs, In an injunction Walter Kllintf, nf the highway A second recommendation which' main in which other* may quail, w k k h Judge Cam pbell issued Ust paired, placed the number M mpt the convention’* approval wn*j Mss day, fy . there ha* been no In d lriltlnn 300. Gascon said it was sst a plan for tt “sound teachers' re­ ai City H all or In I'mmI p n llllcal S ia n 0:00 A . M . Wednesday known whether more bodies tirement plan.” Both ideas h»ve circle * that the race would con­ strik e rs hare been In violation of were In the drhel*. hut exeabeen incorporated into a proposed ration work should he c»aitain more lim n the three whose Ike Injunction, which ordered them The Hanford Garden Club'* sev­ lull which may reach the l.egisl*-' pletrd by this after conn. •• evseuste Plama by that hour. A called meeting of thn Katin names ant certain lo appear on enth annual flower show closed tuie this year. /S h e riff Thomaa a W llcos asid About 100 Instructors front this its' State Vaikct Supervisory lh a ballot, Nearly f 1.2A0 had b*en collect!a<t night in the Parish House of ha would mmka no attempt at ejecNKW L O N D O N . T i’Xft-i. llecent aclbm by the City County heard F . N. K. Hatley of Committee will he held at * Id the Episcopal Church after hav­ daa o f atrikara u ntil ha obtalna ed totlsy In the Salvation Army Seining, president of the group,1 n't-lark tonight In the Market Coiiinilsalon eHlahllMln'd Apt 11 Id Mur. 19.—o \ l '|—'Tlu* horror drive for 19.17-38 budget funds, ing been reen by hundreds of per­ outline the courses which the llilllillng. Secretary J tl. Michael a* Ihe d a l,, for yottlig. The Com- of Ills' nation'* worst school ■ddkioaal deputies o r the assistaac# o f tho National G uard. “ It*. campaign headquarters reported sona. State could follow ami guarantee announced. nilaslen ebutuher ut t'ilv H all iliuuntpr nmimti'il tostay aa ■fnspSjP a qnaatlm o f manpower,” shortly before noon. w ill he Ihe Hi-s-ne. Tlu« choice of tin* htiigltil wrivkagi* of the —— — Following is a list of first place, the (800 per year minimum fnr| Capr. Fred Feren, in command of | Hatnrdny’n tides, Tidal Station, the voter* w ill become a Com- lionilon Con.8oliilnttti School winners among the exhibitors. 1every tcarher. the local post, said hi- captains Hcort'.u more ot afte r a yiehlrtl Hailey told his audience of I,- Ocean Pier, liuyumt t i.,,,1, t a­ fn - \i a ;.* inim iKtlutely Hose*—Mrs. J. ||. Colclaugh, and Iteweninta are earning every A. M. and 5 If |*. M ; high, re rtlticu lln ii of Ihe vuto by the mi.Hhiul IhkIIs**. The known light pink; Mrs. ||. M. Pepwarth,* ttoo that ( I l.ilft.OUO per annum X effort i# rune the (.l/wio which tlcnsf-reAthnl hnnslrctl*. — Election Hoard dark pink; Mrs. N. DrForeat, would Ik- required if the rock-j 2:2(1 A. tl- and J HI I*. M. the Advisory Board estimated is to Walter 1'llintt, Ti'xa* hifih*■'**»'* program i "h*ntu i-v nr An ordinance passed last week red; Mrs. T, L Jones, white; Mr*. bottom wage limit would fail to operate the Army in The weather: Generally fair to­ required that In the event nf way patrol raprgln, reportesl in T. L . Jones, yellow; Mr*. T. L. he accepted, At present Florb lil this City for one year. headquarters that H60 school, .r e drawing (10/0)0,000 night, Saturday, except mostly three or more candidate* lu an Austin Jones, any other color. Sanford'a municipal government Be^dquarm announced t h a t from State coffer*. elec lion *iich n* Ihe one nett bodies, including thti'e ,»r 17 l r sc ti­ chnuly possibly with showers III Hwe*t peas—Mrs. Ed MelaeluJ personal 'service letter* have been will b« railed upon by the Florida Hubert J. l-ongstrert of Dayton-i extreme northwest portion S'ntur- month only u plurality I* m a rlin ers. had been tnken f-am the ex­ ' PeUee Chief Roy William* « W fqrwarded to lodges, iliba, civic league of Municipalise in sup- pink: Mr*. Sr. Clair White, red; Beach explained a pnqioseil re­ plosion grmmd siehil* of thit |luxuI tiny afternoon; not much rhnnge necessary In win Mr*. H. O. Chase, J r., white; Mrs. today he waa holding Georgs X. organ list ions, business group* and pnrt 16 pi tree of propoerd minor (Csvstlwwnl ns t-ggs Tyswj,, tirement plan which inelndmj pti>- in lempera'tire. Extreme Nortwrst I* P. Dickerson, lavender; Mrs. 8. C ity C lerk Frank l,atn«on has Hlldredth of Daytona Beach In other associations in a concentrat­ visions of functioning alung liu ti Florida; Cloudy, probably show­ announced legislation a* well ax alt major O. Chase, Jr., any other color. that betwesm 1.3'ld to*aaed4 i wkk aa amomoMIe ac- ed attempt to give every ciiiicn Annuals—Mr*. 1„ P. Dick-non, similar to that which the G tivra- ers tonight, Saturday, ami 1,100 person* isMK’ur on Iho tUaat at 3 o'clock ihta vaornin* in an opportunity to contribute some­ units which were art forth here nieru Inatigorativi in the Sociul t'ure g U ln itl") tw s'ki ns registered last week in a conference with calendula; Mrs. 3. O. Chase, J r j the 1100 hleck on Park Avenue. thing for the Arm y’s cause. cuiity Act. voter*. Iio w e y ir ho called alienR, J. McPherson, riding v^ith Capr, Feren announce.I that not rvprrsepiailvaa and city officials. carnations; Mr*. C. R. Wiscrup, A teacher would turn in front dlanthus; Mrs. Ed Meiach, ever­ Hull pi tbo fact that mow would Hildreth, waa Injured, hat aeflou** only are 'he Sanford firms ami While there has been no record­ lastings!. Gertrude Vinlng, gyp- four to nine percent of his .Hilary, ly, when the .passenger car in cltlirn* assisting in the finances, m I h. qualified voters util it each bail ed anion on the City’s stand, •nphila; Mr*. Ed Melsch, pansies; Prof, laingstrect said, and the paid hla I'.KM l«'H '*«'• T h la lea which they ware riding eraihe,I in- but that many out-of-own residents there alto has been no protests, Mr*. I.. P. Dickerson, petunlnx; atiiotun would le swelled hy n conUimnly Agent f ||. Dawsob t* to be remitted to County T u t Is s parked truck belonging to 8. and business hnu-ea are lending trilmtion of 3^ 1 lu 3.95 hy tha giving rise to the Indication that Mr*. F . R. Wilson, popl*.<; Mt*. ll'o llo rlo r Jno . D. Jln ktn * on or day Invited Ihe public In att A. Howard, according to Chief their support by sending in their the municipality wll stand behind J. T. Nrwby, snapdiagon; Mrs I . Ktatr. till act la) spraying of a A new schedule of hours was in tlu-turn A ptll h Williams. cash donations. Uidlli English, SiNtr srhooV S')the following proposals: P. Dickerson, stock; Gertrude Vin­ ■top on ilu* f.,rtu of johnny I. effect at City Library today, a f­ No eatimate was placed on the All persons, the captain raid 1— An act tu appropriate Inher­ lng, cynoglossum; Mrs. J. N. Whit- prrmtemlctn. mmIn dtli* nf fli.* ad- fording to Mi*. Elton Motiifhton, wig ill f, I'. 81, Tuesday. damage done by ths rraih, al­ who are unable to be reached by dresses of the day ami he support­ An autogyro will lie used In librarian. though the thief (aid iho flgutc direct solicitation ate canvassed by itance lag moneys tu municipali­ ner, any other variety; Grrrtld* ed the minimum piy uni retire­ ties for general operating pur­ Vining, gailtardia. Mrs. W. I*. operalbui. Mr. Haw sen said, The library is now open in the would run high. letter. poses. Fields, nasturtium; Mrs. I.. I'.' ment plans which had been teroiii- public on w-’ek -lays between It plaining that the machine folk# .aid Hildreth’* bond war The following statement was is­ Dickerson, double nasturtium; Mr*.I mended previously. 2— An act to nuthnriie iho levy­ A. M. and I I'. M.t and between ‘J placed at (200, adding that he sued from headquarter*: considerably more clflrfent He did. however, warn teacher* P. M. and 6 |». M. 11. II. Cob'msn, nrmrsia; and ing of a two rent tag on dealers probably would be booked on a the work ihati an ordinary “The Salvation Army is grate­ not in pm loo much hope* on charge of j-tk le*. driving. Trial ful to the temporary workers on in gasoline, deductible front the Mrs. J . II. Colrlough, agrratum. On Snitltdiy the hour* are from plane, Iicciiuh,, i.f ibe gyro'* si either proposal. M. I). I Ivey street, ll.niorrallc Perennial* — Gertrude Voting, la scheduled for Monday after- this campaign and is grateful to State gas tag, fur repair, con­ 6 A. M. in 12 noun; from 2 IV M er living speed of geraniums; Mr*. J. DlngM.lcr, in Municipal Court. in 5 P. M - and from 7 I’. M. tu Victory Dinner chairman in 'he the local companies, firm* and In­ st tuciion and maintenance The agent pelnle.l mil Iho getbera; Mrs. J. II. Colei nigh, Fifth t’singressionsl District, tn- miring overhead blade* of 0 P. M. dividuals who have helped In the transportation arterir*. verbena; Gertrude Vining, violets; tlay Issniol n blanket letter stf ap­ 3— An act authorising municipal­ Mrs. Moughinn »«id the new ar nulogyro produce a iremeni! appeal." rungement wa' made ill ■ roll preciation to the people of Heiul- downdraft w lil.h foyeoitIht'Xl All personc Identified with the fi­ ities to impose and receive one- and Mr*. J. T. Newby, any other variety. Yrnklie* In business p-'ople whs nol,, Couii'y for their rontribu- mill.tla| downward with great nance drive were asked to turn in half of th! present license taxes Blooms of flowrrlng shrubs and have only the noon hour to oltnin tlons to Ihe Demo fund for lha feet Irenes* their reports as soon as posdtlo on alcoholic beverages instead of vines—Mrs. J. Turnbull, holm skitheir looks, and for school rhil retirement of the 1936 campaign by completing solicitation of their the one-quarter they now receive. Many pn.il s-elery grower* li oldia. Mrs, J, N. Whltner, cestrum; 4— An act authorising anil re­ Four vl«iung minister* will le dron who found it necessary m ileht. proipect cards. used the living machine |l, *1 quiring tha Hint* Iloud Depart­ Mrs. R. A. Newman, Idgonui. The ronitminirnlinn was sdheard in Ihe First Methodist vi»it the library during mid-day llielr crops, nltbouali Ibe Tiles Wall pockets, wall basket* — ment to select, repair, maintain drrso-d b> Hlterniun M. Lloyd, Woodward F. Ilarnwell. 41. rhtrf — Church n-tt week In etinnrniim recess, itriiionsirullun I* Ihe first inn Mr*. J . P. Coates, pockets; und and construct city streets that rhniriuan of Ihe H'ininole Cotinl/ Instructor of aeronautics at tbo with the “f»m- to Win One” movewhich (lie 1*11likli* has b«aen ui serve ns c mnecting links between Mr*. J . O. Huff, basket. Dein.K'ratie ConitltiHee, Camp llooserstt vocational school lo observe. Bulbous oloom—Mrs. J. T, New­ nirnt, the Rev. A. II, Cu|o in), roads in tha State highway sys­ Mr. Liny,| rr|»>rleil this morn­ uaar Ocala and who dlrd In it notinred onlay. by, g 1*1 toll; Mrs, [_ C. Dickertem. ing that un ad.Ill tonal (.1 had liern ■Uder crash at pernandina Iteach The schedule; received from “a friend," bring­ 6—An act authorising munici­ son; calls, white; Mrs. K. D Rine­ last waek, waa a first coualn to Monday, Ihe R.y. A. Fred hart, amaryllis; Mrs. J. W. i dates, ing LU this County's total slnrist Mrs. IL j , Perkins and Mr*. M Failure to fill- application for palities to determine and fix by iris; Mrs. J. N. Whltner. any oth- Tn(mT from Orlando; Tuesday, lion* to Ihe putty's cause. Iho B. WlClina or thla City. It wa* the homestead eiempllon auto, ortiinance the subject* ami amount* the Rev. Ilrurc Ganawsy from Or­ It's * iln t4 Os r * i t T s , t laarnsd today. Judge Miliat.i It. Smith m-lav chairman said be n ..■>king (Inn, math-ally walrea u home owner's of Inetiss) ind ticise taxes on lando; Wednesday, the Ifev, Corn­ Mrs. Hornwill, the former MU* right to the la s bem-Ilt, CountT privileges, business, occupation* ing Toll,, front lutkelaml; Thurs­ handed out sentence* nunling six point,tu: out the need fey |C, mute. Seminole County probably tvts Forrest Gnu-hcl, Hanford merBalls Smith, waa at ono time a assessor Hanford Doudney mild and profession* carried on there­ day, th.- Roy. f . c. Frntier, from years for two negroe* who voliinin, and lu revoke such Hermes. resident of Hanford. the Miihielut Orphanage at lleit- tardy s nirrad guilty pies* in ( Ir the only rininty in the tfnil,-sl chant and a director of Ihe Elor. t wlay. A^nKhtltm, 6 —An act saempting the deal­ States where a Victory liinnrr id.i llidi i*r Ilu rttit Court. **m Hprlngs, Mr. Barnwell lurcumhed In a He announreil that more than Othu William*, charge! with will not *che,lul,Kl. A* a result, rutunictl *«srly tfuLiy frciin Tampa hospital after the gilder In whlrh 1,111 owner* of home* In Heinl- er in gasoline from payment of The Key. Cole *ai>| n speaker sea Wa raas »«•■» ha waa flying was aeea to go Into ole County hare yet to apply probably would I*, heard on F ri­ liurglary, was remands'd to the this section was aide to turn in wfit»r<* In* nl i>’iiit**il it limiril «»f The chamber of Coaiinerie was U splu tad pi on red Into Ibe ahal. for exemption, emphasising that day nigh', although the individual State I'tisin arm in Kaiforil for much more ra-h than it would IHri't'lDfs* seswlon t«i illsritsn prilgetting * now "hat" today as in y<*t in Ih* Mi’liTtiff, In* Rfmii# four years. Court records shnwetl have don,, otherwise If thu rod* poHi’d l^gtsfiitlnii In low waters of the Atlantic Ocean. April 1 I* Ibe final date tin which workmen began operations to rv. He unatalsad a fractured skull. llapiism of young children i* on thin hit poaarised a long criminal of the dinner had been taken Rrtrnl liy tha twnljr In T.illiilmsfOtf applications are accepted. roof the building standing In Ilia schedule for next Sunday, palm record. n**ii mnnih. i vf * from the contributions. Mr. Doudney pointed out that shallow water* of luike Mottroo. Sunday. Sir. tiiilrln*! nuM thn AssneLt* The aecontl negro, More W il­ no rharge la made for any ser­ Alao, a pile driver waa aa. Mini will llirnvr it % efforts l»tdilml liams, was sentenced to serve two vice connected with the opera­ [ only iifiix till! ||owHVi«r hs 1L1# chored In tha rear of Ih* strut:, year* si Ktilfonl for lirritking and tion. Me said those who filed last entering with intent lu ruinmlt ■ Cr Iliiud in dNi"lii'Sii thn mi tun* of lure, occupied with demolishing yenr will find this year’s blanks Sanford firemen complained in the old duck will ill lias horn T e x i i s S c h o o l B l a s t Ihi* pMipnsr.l art. felony. walling for them at hla office. day that things Just haven’t be»t termed m eyo sore and has f i i v e s C h a m b e r M u c h mh Tlii* Pm »| tut*rrhunt until uhniit He arreptg Hlale anil Count r the iitn r around the Kite Station proved tq be dangerous bccaiiaa • C. H. HUM, bead nf the local H.mfor.1 Woodmen lu*t night 2E* direr I urn of th« IhmI jt frulA M a p S e a r c h in g W o r k nppllralinns. Bequests foe Cltr for the past few day*— because B i n u of Entomology, IT. H. De­ It wa* decaying. n rrrp le .l four more applications rvi’ry part of thn Stain attnmlml part maat of Agrlculturs. and tax exemptions are received at Trigger, th* mascot, I* mi—ing. Undrc th,. building several new for m -tidt.T-Iiip an.I In rre a a n l to thn rciiirlavn. The Bemud dis* tier In New City Hall. Trigger D a black and white fox three other, attached to the unit piles will be plated to replace London. Texas, was the direct Thn AKnrlatlon wa* formed In nearly a dojeri tl,„ num her nf terrier with a decided affection for hare, left last night for Guineaolder oaes falling rapidly Into IMS In Tampa and |* Rrtlvo rtindl.l il. s for affiliatio n obtained cause of considerable activity „n anyone who’ll show him some kind­ I'. K. Hmllh. head nf the llalon vllle whsre thay ara attending prlnripallv on ynnrn when thn the part of ihe Seminolo Chamber House, la).. It. H. Bureau nf Etc nine.- M.tr. t. ness. Ar one time he wa* an or­ disuse. the Florida KMomotoglits ConChamber president T. K Bltnp- of Cinmnerrs. today. About |e from Hanford ara I a*gtslat urn meet*. |*j principal dinary •’mutt." bur Fireman Hub* tmnnlngy hihoralory, and W. J. fsreuce. expected to he Initiated on A p ril otip’i tin* m to sponsor mriifturftft .Secretary |{alph Bagwell ,*jd Willi* picked him up, gave him a aon announced that some paint­ Ho waa accompanied by r . It. home, and transformed the nntmal ing would be done to make tin, the office In.) received probaldy a Il>d.I Jr , lieuil of tlie entomology I In reik.dund when G o v. Ed tu honefli Independent merrhantu. Wtsacup. J. N. Tenhet and t*. II. Clifford C. Hensley of Sanford, into an almost perfect pet. Interior of the office nmr,, at. seure or mere telephone calls from und at Charlestnit, N. ('., left lllv e r * of Georgia w ill direct thn l x . ell of ksnford. and II. White waa toastmaster Iasi night when person* who had relative^ jn ,hu yesler.lay after romltifdlng a so ceremonies. Trigger was especially fond nf tractive. of Washington. In charge of tha Alpha Eta Chapter, Unlveral'y children, and Willi* said it i* pos­ ties of experiment* with local New lain bm area. The .e n c la v e I* schedule.) to truck crop tad garden Insect la of Florida, of Phi Kappa Tua oh- sible that he might have followed Because the school to w n wa* farm produce. •r«> the Initiatio n of about 10.) raM M A N D K R Y M EETS VM tlgalloa of the Bureau, tie hail nerved the anniversary of its some child home. The pair had been working ra m lh ld e * from more Ilia n Gil not on most maps, Mr. Bagwell II K« M been here >lac# Wedneedey. A regular session of Hit- Tailor said, Hanforditvs, who have kin in here fnr Ihe past ten day* under Flo rid a Woodmen cam p s. It w ill t 1 .. founding with a banquet staged in The Departraeat would like noth­ .... 71 51 •• Mr. Tauket waa to hart hid the Chapter house at Gainesville. ing better than to have ha mascot Coinmandary No. II, ............. 75 C4 .^4 Knighta t!.e small, r Texas town* of the IT. H. Htahl, tllrectnr nf the Iw-iil draw atHi.it GoO men who alread y *1 11 .................... 76 41 H a part on thla alteration’* pro­ In the list of active member* and returned, because he breaks the Templar, will he held Innixbi at disaster section, 'ought tsi learn If. H. II. K. and chief nf the hit. are member* ,.f ipe W O W . 11 . 71 &9 .09 IV pi ,ii gram by presenting a paper on pledges appeared the name of ; monotonous hours of lolling around 7:10 o'clock In Ih* Masonic Hall. whether their relatives' home* were reuua In the Hntilhern Hlat-*. In d h a ilo n * are that 23 o r 36 It 74 11 .4 t laboratory leatlag of Insecticide Francis Rnumlllat nf this City. lie the Station waking for aa alarm All members and officer* are those which the school served. Including the alallmi* nperaled by a ffilia te s of thla hslgo w ill a t­ IT 54 III 1.1it lt<C 74 It t« ,4# mats rials. Hmlth and Held, i tu tuuud. attends the University. urged to .Head, tend. 11 55 U Army Drive Net* Flower Show At $1,250, Report H undreds Inspect Exhibits At Mid-Day Say* Judges Award Prizes For Best Individual Workers Exert Every Effort To R e a c h G o a l O f $3,500 CITY NEWS BRIEFS Displays; Professional, School Booths Recognized League To Seek City’* Support in 10 Meaiuies Minor Pieces Of Leg* i s t a t i o n Is Out­ lined In Program Daytonan Held In A ets-hrsck Crash Jkl.Pa.rk^ Avenue P u b lic Is Invited To Watch Autogyro Spray Celery Crop Library Schedule Of Convenience 1 Adopted In Sanford Demo (ontrihutors G et Appreciation From Drive Chief Vitiiting Ministers Talk Next Week At Methodist Church Localites’ Relative Succumbs As Glider Dives Into Atlantic Homestead B e n e f i t Must Be Asked For Or Right Is Waived Two NegrocM Given Six Y e a r « In J a i l By Pleading Guilty Heads Of Business Group Will Sponsor Proposed Measure Keroofing Action Begun On Chamber; To Paint Interior Sanford Fi r emen Make Appeal F o r Mascot’s R e t u r n Entomologists F r o m Sanford B u r e n u At F l o r i d a Convention I M o r e Cundidatf’s Seek MemhcrNhip In IxH’iil W( Imen’s Unit Experimenting Pair Return To Station** Beasley Toastmaster At Anniversary Fete LOCAL WEATHER r �!i *'■ ^ : ’ v * ~T * - N ^ ■ ~!•* , r • ■• - A ~<-y> T ^ ^ - ^ y r i f ' ™ : r •'?:t %*..v*v r» 7 ^ . r ~ ? ;, r^f 7 ^ rV V v ' ' - . • • . . • ■ . ■■' .a '* y • - J ■- •_____ ' i . i. :Art T O E SA N FO RD £< < H » Bastard Herald j til ’ FRIDAY. MARCH 19. 1MT II Fj.iarp mils*. ami In !»3«| L r u than a century axo. coo* i ‘i I > , 11.;<‘ a -mail, .hallow gres* mad* Ita Prat appropriation ttIb) (or agriculture—11,000 la 11*9. , « „ u . ................. water I* Th» -u.poar ot iVil.r-l fuad. ha* VTJ been swelling steadily alnee nntll S A C R A M E T O . r s llf .. M ar. 13. . . mi tSirttii^H uti unde 'It averaged more than It.hOO.ono^ —o p |— rtao - o f f l,- il* »»»'!■ rroam! fracture. for each of the last four year*. whether there will h ns cm. nr. i The federal government em­ drop „f water In what once . j ptily* *n artny of more than 1M,a l]|.« |u th t mile litnoo aerlruttnrnl worker*. The holy of water -Tule : tl at a f.l 10-foot eterattnn m ir t: WASIItNOTOS*. Slur. 13* U*)— | A Julge In lytclseille, Ky., rei i f irmer uppctir* in Ih* She I ce nt!y .cntenceJ a man to a jal ‘Oregon border- wa* report ! .. I, ,,rit,. nephew I l f Cntlit Ham I lfrm f„r driving n bicycle whi'u It* matlmitm *Uo In | , kt A I under tho Influence of liquor. tey tn t»3l ahowwl it hat »11 :i.t* today. Flower Show Endi BvMMatR Bury Cat ! Huge Lake Ih Found As H u n d r e d s Under Temple Roof i Shrinking To Pond Living Coats Mnrriner S. Eecles, chairman of the Federal Reaerve Board, correctly iKiinted out early this wt-ck that continued T n u n p f ’ t R v h i h i f a ! T O K Y O , M ar. tD .-(/P> -A m ong j mn ..-m T *rrd tnmba in ancient Rovcrnmcnt expenditure* iu excess of receipts would hring l l l o | I C i t O A | | 1 I f I I 9 M M w n «« ff c a mmtfWT. Zoji temple la the new grave of| M . IM A M M l N a M . about a period of monetary inflation which would be more fraRffaitrO f r«M N i t Dm ) _ a rat. “Tama Chan’ w*» •N at H u r t H lent. disastrous than the 1029 collapse. t r vnriefjr. buried by the lord abbot and TO He also pointed out another dannerous tendency nowJhiat prevalent in the United Stutes which can product.’ just as hieh to u t m ore than ' ’"*' - “ ' l- ---- -----disastrous results as inflation. That is the constant in­ ,1.1m.; U r .. J. II. ic*. Jim. D. I.. Thrasher, flowering 11 M VU crease of wanes, followed by nn equivalent or even Rrenter It was probably the only feline plant.. increase of prices to offset the wage Increase. It is only Profes-dounl exhibit—A. K. Ro*- in tha wnrld with a bank account. when wbrcs Increase faster than prices that anyone is rcster. Depoiita were made to it regular­ benefitted. .Shadowboxe* — Gall DeKore*r, ly, Thi* account helped defray “Increased worm and shorter hours when they limit flower*; Mr*. Turnbull, rompoal- the funeral eiptn***. An additional sum * u contrib­ or actually reduce production are not nt this time in the tion. Miniature nrrangrment* — Xrn. uted by cat loeera of Japan a* a interest of the public in Ronend or In the real interest of the workers themselves," Mr. Kccles, one of President Freil VViijon, pair*; Mr*. J. W. comfort to the *p:rlt of dm many Kata the W V i m I Roosevelt's rijfht hand men, declared, "When warn* in­ Conte*, Victorian; Mr*. R, Mon- cat* wboae akin* hare been used U 'r n M a f . M tlm a n rnlvD'gr, melern; Jlr*. F. R. Wil- •o cover lamisen*, a banjo-like - » l a i l i f elllee creases are passed nlonjf to the public, and particularly *on, minis tire dish. Instrument popularly played by h HI >rtne*ps»l C W rtft *M ,1 .« when Industries take advantage of any existing situation Cut flower arrnngement — Mr*, geiaha. to Increase prices far beyond Increased litlmr costs, such W. W. Wright, in meta; container; _________________ __ • r r » . action is n shorlsightrd mid indefensible policy from ev­ M m . K. II. .Stowe, white flower* m ( J | | ) | | g g Q D ctllff F n a w ll«t ■n .t . ery stnndjHiInt. Wage increases mid shorter hours are white ront tin- r; Mr*. It. I . ThraahIW ■ r t all a *m HMaatrkr* justified nnd wholly desirable when they result from in- er; ml-* ' I (lower* In white contain­ American V i r t u e s creaslng production per capita mid represent a better dis­ er; Mrs. It. I , Cornell, mixed flow­ Nothing But Vices ers in vase; Mr*. K. II. Stowe,one tribution of the profits of industry." kind In vnse. Mr*. U P, DickePMost of us believe that higher wages and rising prices *on. one kind in basket; Mr*. J. CHICAGO, Mar. I».-W>-Th# are the Invariable accompaniments of prosperity. We be­ Itinirfelder, Japane** arrange- threa great America* vice#, tay* FR ID A Y, MARC.II 1*. 1937 lieve this because it has usually been so. But it is con­ nien’ ; Mr*. P>-rry Cameron, a r Dr. Un Yutang of Shanghai, are rnngemrnt in trnruparent eon' . rfrkieney, punctuality and dla■ OHil V E R S E FOR TODAY ceivable that prices might rise so much faster than wages i elpline. tainrr. thnt everyone would lie poorer. If wages nre increased Following were first prize win*) The doctor told aaveral hundred RKfiRNRiuTioN: a new heart| Icn |HTct*nt ami (he rust rtf living gts-s up a Ittimlrwljicr alao win i gim you, aDl| „ „ew c c „ t t ]t i* p erfe ctly ( l i 't r thnt cvcryonp is worst* »>ff. Even nrr* in th” *tIrani exhibit entered member* oj the American Friend* by Souih Mid* Primary: j of China they would be far better ■plrit Will i put within you: mid those w h o (icpcm l iti Km p ro fits fo r th«*lr liv in g nre w orse every i f i i r w « ** M • a iil.rt. rintMa. U-. - n. HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA m )k|M M !•*«»• .V r - * %-^* * r r T •~.^v.-v^.- v'V ?k’* ' U. S. Gives Farmer Billion Per Year Q uhsk ? s •M l I will take away tim ninny heart (lff_ iierntist* co nsu m ers, ill s|iito o f lllt’Ir Wltgt* iltcreasf’S, Ilf your fleah, and i win j Ciinnot lin y so mttcii ns fo rm e rly , suit’s fall o ff, anil p ro fits five you an heart of fleah.—Kin. decline. kl*t 3«:2«. We ore not prcpitrt'd tn s.tv lhat litis is tho enso AJ to­ day. But wt* do agree with Mr. Kerins thnt the tenilen. y H R HAM COM II HACK Yotl, whu hnve broken a song in Is ‘in this ilirection, It is also fuirlv npporent that the your heart. price increases in the big organize*! industries mu-d lie You, with the blind nn,| ytllnw paid for by the consumers in lln* smaller cities ami rura< llnme in your eyes, difflmlt I ban Who rude on n iHiitomlcis river districts who an* already finding it mart ever to cover expenses with receipt*. down past the eighties* o— *hoie— What have you su it of the world* that lie beyond ’ Have you route hnrk from tin* ri­ ver, *o strange ir.d •>ill It wasn’t so many years ago when n young man took Only to real like nn rtitle r the fire his girl for a buggy ride, lie was accompanied by a bevy of hi* left? Have you come down fro n tht chaperones who always insisted on silting between him anil mountain, from bearing' , *l ‘‘ " '" I who if they stnp|ied a t th e d ru g store on the strn itg er lltiin tut in the long wind talk. w ay iniriii’ saw tn it tlmt ip .tilin g If Only to tell of n curious *tnne you cream sen la wits d run k by a n y nirinbt-r of tin 1 p a rty . m w ? (Inly to witirh thi- y o u n g htn lt gut w ith in r a ilin g d h t a iir c <>f h it date by For n halting, familiar step on tli>- tlir I into ho sniti good n ig h t, ht> w as lucky. Love In Bloom .• fa p i | . r- - is : walk I i-v ^**i*ta Nowadays, it scents, thing* .tro different, 1 fif tv first in March thnn it did in Juniiiiiy. (d'tti s. Out of HH girls inlerrngnl''d, HI of them "neck,” | , i .tt------ »— ---liitit only 'J1 " p c i,” It reettiM thnt there is seme sligitl disIb Franco when they have u tlile tin n , tint tlie S ta n fo rd (t a lly did not m ake Itrl^* t-veiythiiig cltires up. J t Ir n r to tile llllitlililtte il. ■ •* j Accord­ Dally, Joha I Hlion Husband. ing lo a poll recently eniuliirtcd by tin.* Stanford --------------------latu d en t piibiicnUttn at S ta n fo n i U n iv e r s ity , n e a rly Hanford Is getting more wintrr' percent of tile' girls kiss their buy frielitl* nil their th is (Niiltt —° | O th e r q u estio n s and a n sw e rs revealed liltfollow ing 5Jie •leaih of Admiral Hobson m ()f modern, if not no ra l, eomlui't. Stan fo rd melt nd88 ,will convince many that 7(1 i* that tin v think h * o f :t *rirl if sho allow s them not!* bi. too young to >„r, pack ()) | js;< ,. „ „ f |r U suggestw l Hint about h)R the Suprenra Court. lin* th ird d a le wits the proper tim e to begin that. How­ — ■■0-- —. eve r, m ore than h a lf of the men ileekired th e ir experience Hvoryott* llk» ,t ibo ita 11run d had convinced tin m lh a t most Sta n fo rd women tlo h iss lt*liro m eiit A it o xri’pt tit,, I!. M Treaniry departmmil. Il I n il.’i on th e ir fir s t tittles. F u rth e rm o re , n e s t S ta n fo rd men agreed t lint most S ta n fo rd g irls perm it petting in the rig h t environm ent alPlil you know ilint it wu* prat though one o f tin* g irls replied to the tiu e s litiiiin ire , "N o t twenty jeur* utto thi* tiumtli tli.it jf | enn li, | | , it w itli these t e r r ific S ta n fo rd goons!" f ln< tll>< taaea ur« loo low. It uoohl Mis* Mcorr'a room, wild flower off If they did not work ro hard arrangement; l.ttcy Ward, wild or try to be »o smart. (lower*; Jlr*. Iliown's room, but"Tha trouble with you Ameriii-rlllr* pressed; Charlotte Sitein; can*,'* h* tuild, “i* that you make flower arrangement*; screen of •* thing that la fairly go d •n*t diawing* from South Side I ’rl- then you want !o make it belter. “A Chineae abhur* efficiency in ary. because It leavra him no peace of The Cirainnutr Seliwil exhibit: l.nul-e 1.1-sy, flowrr artange- mind. He ha* H total dialntervat I,lent. Hilly Wilkinson, pepteronia n, punctuality because he want*; potted plant. plenty of leiaure. He ha* a natuJunlor High School; ' ml dislike for dlseipllne bermt.e Mmgaret Spencer, fern; Ueny he believe* in lot* of individual bberty. Cinwly, tea table. “You Americans pay for your j efficiency with high Moral pres-j rure,' L c a g u e To Seek C i t y ’s S u p p o r t In 10 Me a s ur e s police of Sacramento, Calif., are to be given an H-week course In public speaking, brraun* Commlv i (oner It. E . MltteUtaedt believe*! policemen »hould be quallfleil to meet the public a* we1| a* to catch criminal*. il fiMtlnNvii FroM r-f*rw *«Ri«t r'lei* rut t»x on nil gasoline aoh o> iln> State, rountiea or municipal iii>* for u-e in official iluiie*. 7 An .i ‘ exempting from tag*ft i* eatimatid 10 ttereem of the lion till m'Jiiicipnl pruperty tic- world’* mineral* mV“'di the t!ni-quirt'il under mtutory authority, *,1 stuc*. S An net • iriiqlting Ixinda of ...... —— iminiripnlith-* unit deed* wh*rcby (hey II rq-nr* nrlra lo progeny, . through tin.......fra iron nt of il>- ir iax lien* liiiuooQ, from ii|Hirutiona of the State liorunnmtary Ktamp I jiw . P- An net giving ih, i'un*«nt • f the Slice m . e made a pnriy In pri t eeiling* brought ly a munici­ pality to foricloso it* tax lien*. Je M<-n,!urea aii’hnrlaliig murt Ijnlliie* for slum rlrnrnneo purpo,,e- under the provision* of Fed* rin| legislation on the aubjcct. ______________________________ — rm: \KVSwEVR()i i 1 w h is a m a ffip g g e a r wi w ot n I’I'.li! l . n i'ID r iffilA U l.lC liliAM.S Nazi Ships Provide (’rows’ Stateroom ' — ■„i > j , i ,- * /fZ a*. lh« t attr of tiirasi.i tiiuiiiutoii !»(*,,,(• thi’rn saitl site pennitloil pi-lting alt rigid, hut only with the men she loved. And iinnlhcr mte tledared, "If I feet HAM Rt'KG. Mar. I'.t .- l/ ft - An like kissing a fellow g ml night on a first date, I will; if ocean going pnss<ng*’r c r u i s e r , Florida rejected the Child lutbur i . . ,, , „ „ , , , ...................... . , Amendmem in lu r . the ,„o.u 1 1 won I . " And o f eoiirse. I h a l s t h a t ; hut (in o lh er amendment which g.»* liefote the xa id , " F o r o rc h id s and cham pagne. . . w e ll, I eotthl he t onLfghUturo for n viiu* Kuuin illi « \ in t» d .” year. What will it do this lime? - ,, T " | . alerted pre.lden. in IU........ . „ record thnt lie bud more sit-down air ike. in Michigan during hi* u.i minlatrniimi ilian any other Kta'e in tho Union. (lov. Krrle* of ibo Kedorul Keaertu Hoard aaya t i n t If Con<rr«» dra<*n'l ImlJaiv the budget waTu lien, led for Inflail on. tiov Kr.te* I* nn orl*ln,il \ew Itenlnr and wlien n New Denier *ooe Inflation. It muet t,„ rent. dfi »u‘ y ■j "v When Andrew Jnrksnn wn* In auguratrd pre.idrni of lira United Stale*. *ii many iwopto aitended the reremnnie* uni crowded into the White House that it u as nne*«ary lo »rt up a lutr nnd »ervn fre* beer and other drink* on the lawn *ouoido in order to get them *. t„L! ,, ,, out of the White House. Now thvte'n a suggestion tn Mr. W’nl tvr Chrysler and oths-rs (for which we do nni charge n cent) a* a m*an* of clearing their factories of ait-down *trik(r*. with rress's quarters fitted up like --terrains*, is to I h* launched hero May R. A •J.'i.ltnil tonner, it is the first H o w ever m ost of the liovs s|i|| I m-Im’V* standard. l V in tlie doul’l verael designs-'l nnil liuilt to nrIVohnbly ah atavism from their primordial an- d-r for the "Kliength Through pon i heir own right In do ns .liiy” oinvetm-iit which hithertn ............. ........ they please ill s,*x m u tte rs, nml th ey lik e g irls who n eck. lml " I it ’ii II co nies lo g ettin g nutrrietl, they want a g irl w ho dmistt'l know w liat it is all about. Men a rc runny lh a t way. lint Mien, women are funny loo. SANFOIU) TWENTY YEARS AGO (tlie of the most delightful on door affair* tluu lias been enjoyed by Sanford folk* an*l their friend* wits the i'diy picnic Wednesday given at the beautiful home of Mrs. J, K. Pare. Out under the tre‘ s in the park the morning utid early afternoon was spent in joy. ou* iil-iin,I,hi ami a wonderfully good dinner mi* spread picnic fnahinit. In honor of Mr*. Trnylor „ all({h, „ 1>f Mr,. It. If. Kldrtdge and Mr. mil Mrs, .1. It. Taylor of Knn-a* City, a luorrh ride to Knierprise was given liy Sirs. Pace in the ufu-ra noon, completing a day of unntloys-d plrts’ire. The furttinate one* Driving nn •utomtddle la like on this lui|ipy occasion were; Mr. learning to fence. One not only mol Mrs. J. K. price, Mr. nml Mrs. ha* to lenrn how in drive but also J. II Taylor, Mr>. Traylor, Misi ow to avoid le-ing hit. The latter Traylor, Sir. and Mrs. It. It. Kb la juat a* Important a* the firrt. ■Irtdgii, Sir. nml Sir*. \V. \V. lamg. But Hollins’ fencer* who often Mis* llv,\»ic l.ut-g, Mr. and Mi*. mad* error* with tho Toil*, found I Henry M-I uulia, Mrs. J. 1>. Uoi~ how tragic it rnuld lie when one j erts. Misses Margaret, Elinor and mistake Ie made driving a car. Hush Rnhetts, Mrs. N. Ih Garner, Samel inns you do not get a *ee-j Mrs* Charlie Seay. Mrs. D. A. ottd chance. i Caldwell, Sir*. I ’urdon, Mr*. Tmo ----o— -------flivi*. Mr*. A. K. Hill, Mr*. ItichThe nld rrsniomic theory laugh , „ r,i paitin, Mr*. Fred William*. that we make ounelve* rich byj >|r*. Raytun, Mr*. Gilmore. Mis* saving money ami putting it In the Maude Wagner of Ki-simmer and hank. The new theory I* that we Jits* Lilly llurrold of IM-and, giake mir»etve» rich by huylng anJlr*. I.s-Getie of Yahloxn is th* Hmebilra and driving around in guest of her daughter, Mr». W. C. them. — St. Augustine Record. Hill. Well, at len t, while you may ran The menders of the St. Agne* your automobile into a ditch U >• Guild wore slelighlfully enterHm nearly ao likely to close Ita mined by Mt*. Julius Takuch at d a m on you a* the old time bank the home of h*r sister, Mr*. A l­ bert Fry on Monday afternoon The business of lira (itiilil wn* ill posed of liter which n ao. inj hour with tea and undwiihe* was en­ joy'd, Those present were; tin Itcv. V 8, peck. Mr*. M. Mliinnh Mr*, it. tl. Kiwarts, Sic*, tiwyun Fox and Miss Uharlotie Hand. SchiHil Blast Death Toll Hovels Around The 500 Mark n il pt-iisore trips for worked* on sps-clidly rhatrteresl vr«sc|». The ttew of 4U(t will have the until cotofnrt in rprnner* a* th* l,p;o tourist*, in consonance with nisi principle*. l/ove In Shanghai Found To Ik* Rough SH A N G H A I. Chinn, Mar. IU.— (/IV Having |>a'd |J0 for a fu­ ture wife. Wong, n Shanghai hawker, wn* no* going to ha cheated out of tier. When (he n i l left town without telling Him, he told the police abntil the *iluntleii umi (hey culled in her father for questioning. The »ight of him i i i i i ton much for Wong who |cat hi* temper and bit the man in the ear. Now Wong, still a buehelor, is doing ten day* in Jail. Demand Perfected Hydraulic Brakes on your new car German Explorer* Seek Head Hunters tr»«llnije*t I 'rum Tear Oast riot's zthool, built by old weaiih in the vast Texas fields and FltAN KFtJItT-O N-M AIN . Mar. wrecked yeftrrdny by a blast bnlii-ved tn have been caused by 19.—b it—A German expedition to the Wili-Hand* Hast Indies, spon­ seeping go* from those satin? sored liy the ex-Kaiser's friend, field*. the famous Kerman savant Leo Some estimate* said the ultimate Froheniu*, ha* loft here for tho death toll would range glove li*Hk Moturran island of O ram , whose I hi Host saitl order had i r ,-n re- inland population rrputesily consuirrd to -he stiickcn community, »!«’* largely of head hunter*. One where (iov. James V. Allrrai tl of it* chief object* is to trace the I clare-l manial law last night after link* between native cultures in inrushing sighraecr* niul rescue all part* of the globe. worker*, mingling nidi frentir-d pneiit*, brought about chaotic The pintorrtco department ritlcondition*. mail-* it* rerenne from stamp “The work of examining the collectors will amount to li.lan,building for bodies should lie oou during the mmlng year, rompleted today," Elliott said. wave tailiis operatssri in the world.. However, n downpour of rain in mid-morning hindered the work. Apple Valley, do., la not In a Th# House of KetireM-ntative) val’-y. but on a bill, and It Ilea at Austin voted an investigation of In line nr (Icorgla’a principal th.- blast. | peach sect Inn*. Oretmlel's ntluot* iluuhte-ul trstUlad berks »!,* linkage ewure* e foil roselw l of lb* (wake lining with lb* drum* when brake* ore applied. fhesroieS’* TVieeSed Hydfeohc_____ unbelievably woh end seey t« "T**—shravs dewewdaMe-shreve ale—ahray* deyewdeble—atweje tab awl pstillvi ia ectioo. NR I COWMlU L t*AW5«nTKW eno heavily Chevrolet's nw piula reat-inss an* i t m m l pipwsg trass*out braking prara alert beaks drums ami am-piree Imka OKNIRAl MOTORS IN5TAILMINT FLAM•<tre from lb* sweatee r s U t r lo the short wilt large braking surface asst l.wie a b te l cylinder*, which rsevt ibeie Under*, i_________ MONTHLY FAYMINTS TO SUIT YOUR FUR 5I »vaiberp*ra'f wall nr, see n»er-«e — _____ to <%-p*nd lb* Iwa broke fur baas j duly tad k>sc( Idas slaw*—arousing pcrlrrl n y n litslb rt r e i v s n i t v m itim DIVl'Iov. C—,-d U '«» >-4-s lttl* '* IT , MlCtltCA.X P r o c to r C hevorlet Company Phone 768 203 Magnolia Ave. 5 ONLY t ■%8 S -f mm M — N. COM PLETEVCAR-PRICED, s q L i �. ~ *r X K & m & m M M & i --------------------- ------------ ------------- Iv* ~ - *C*.'eVJ.U, , *<•- ?<??■'' 1 1 1 ^ ^ 1 1 ,1 1 1 , W BM T, MARCH if, lfST ________________________f t __________. " 's - ' _ MTS FRANCES PEARSON, Society Editor Personals Telephone 14S Supper Is Enjoyed By Eastern Stars Social Calendar ■_ . . . THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA , ___________________ _ _____________ . ^ ___ ________________ ' PAGE TH REE ’ (irncc Moore Shows Is L e M a rd i C lu b Social And Personal Activities • H e r E n t e r t n i n c d A t B r id g e Mr*. Hey p, Mann wa* hostess to the member* of t o Matdi Club at a brllge party given a: her home on West IDth Stn t this' week. Calendula* and yell -v na*M'rtiunis were used (.• .1 orate the playing room*. And the brhlgi tallies Imre a St. Uvi i.V s Hay motif. About thirty-five momher* of, ", , * Mr*. Herman Morris ami *on, Seminole Chapter Number Two of « • ,’r* vr.r Ban'1 c( «»• fre .b y . High scire prbe «.i* award.'1 Bob),y, Wft* she irueMs of Mrs, 11, Order of Ka*icrn Star were finerJ . Hftffrtlom In Orlando unlay. j taineil at a covered di*h supper' <rr'an l hureh at .1:0<l ti ilntlt. rh-' to Mrs. An lew Carrawav. la,; night at the Masonic Hall. I Mr*. M int. ti-ds'e! hy Mrt. U. installation of new officer* Will be I>. Scott uti.l Mts. Ardtrw C ir r iMr. and Mr*, it. <!. E.m and fam­ Immediately after the supper . , , , . held in the social rooms of the ily ami Mr*. Emmett Mrl*ul| ar the trg u lir m«cti"g of -ho chapter . way served lefirsbnxnn which , , ... (pending a few days in Miami. rarrle*l out the St. I’atri.k‘* Pay! «a. hell. And Mr*. Marcus T y re.’ at The Truth Seeker* Class of the' color sche-iv to th,. following A” « U fc Matron, ttrf*Sile»l in th* Mr*. J. S. McCmdcy has re­ at 'criof nf tm* Wur:hy Mairou. first Methodist t hur.h will meet members of the i!ub; M r . Alger­ at 3:1X1 o'clock at the home of Mr*.: non Speer. Mr*. Harry Woodruff, turned to h*-r home in Cumher- Mrs. II. f . Moore. A. K. Shoemaker, with Mrs. Mot- Mr*. Arthur 7. ihrv, M rs, Jean land, Md., after visiting trvrral Mr*. II. !.. tlknn sin e several fet, Mr*, flowers, Mrs. John Adam* nrd M •*, \V, A. Wants. week* with her turn and daughrr* St. i ’attisk's Hay solo*. Vaughan and Mrs. C. C. file s:, in-law, Mr. and Mr*, fran k S. ------------------— --------------- ----an I Mr>. Shoemaker “* hoitesses. McCaulry. Mi s Elsie Tolar has n-’itmed WtNsImw Riser, n student at the * itelo Nuntlier five *f the first to la's Angeles, I alif., aftor spsut IUniversity of Florida is spending M<thiHli«t Church will meet with ittg several Week* here with rt la­ this week-end In Sanford. Mrs. L. M. Telford, f l o r a l ities an I friends. She un* i.-rom____ — , Heights, at 7:30 f . M. I* inhnl hoot" hy Mr . t laiido E h. friend* of Mrs. II. C. Moore. — — —— ---- — id* who will ti-it relatives m Cal­ B a n a y j will regret to learn that she I* Id Mr. anl Mrs. It. C. Collier of ifornia. at her Koine. I Mr.nteiuma. (la., are spen iittg this, 10c—2.*c ----- — week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. t* Mrs. N.rhnn Zelnu novitj nnl Me lull nrd the Mi*ses Carolyn Julian |Ia iitm-l of nheechi.ltce are and Louise Collier. Mm . Fb»ii» Nfnifh mi*! M» . the hot -e gib' ts of Mr*. Sady* Relurn Engagement Moses. I Mr- nnl Mr*. Nolan fit avis and Patty H iU 'fJ hnvi* ipturnc I f ai>ni , II. C. MeM illcn, Jr., have returned *» trip to >‘.unn>ra an»! Sr. |Vtri«* MAX RIINHARDrS bet ir. Piutrill ,n their home* in New Orleans, I»r. and Mrs. B. I*. Il.nrry |.ln<hny r> l K*nnr'li have r-ttnortl from Atlanta, Cla., In,, after visiting friends and telHatri mt «p«*tt( the un-k uni In ru where Mr. Caswell attended a re* titives h*re, wrh ili*ir |iann:<, cent den al convention, J *■— ~* M i NVlIi* Thrtfita?* mil M l , nr. I _______ | Miss Louis • Little nnd Mrs. Tap Mr«. (Im iTv l*luck«'l»Auni «•!* Mr-. Jodo Chapman and M rs. B*‘"nc'' havo wurne.1 to rh lp h y . lf*lg** left Friday for I lirtrlMtott, Margin, • l u'li nn left inlay for af:,',r. "I'rn,li'’« thejmM w.; k S. I* , to vi'it Mr, nn«l Mi < Johtl Miami when* they will spend * with their .it*nr. Mrs. C. A. A |. Tlinmn-*. While in Om?»ih< v n m<, ' ftw days. 1111n li» 11•it •*Mftu*11*11.i l »n !* n 4/* Mr4, |*. II, poolry ar.f lllennitr Hr. nod Mrs. IVicr 9 . Hoy have Pmtley fprm thi* wivk-nul \%vM I I I I '’!r5r '‘•'ur'11' 1 "• their home after -pond- Mm . W. II. Mahmiy m I.* e-liur'r, the recent ini>. rw„ w h , n| C o ri, , Mr. nnl Mr<. \\ I Siijf ;m>) .." f -,r' Mr*' where Hr. Hoy administered -a .Mrt, K. (Suit :»'! tuh 'l 11i«* iMiti .1 liva tests to the llor-es stable 1 t,» ticna| A«« triarimt mi lhhtn*Io tIn4 Hialeah Hark. week, Miss M try Lee Alsidirook -*f T o n io r r o w Tho Mi*vniriry Society »m*! r,t Hki"Leh.da'i' I* the guest * of Mr*. Mrs. 1„ E. Hoyle nnd children, the home i f Mt * V. \- M o an and Sunday Cary E. Wight at her home on Lillian. Dial nnd Rn*a Coke, and \\Vilm*t( InV nf t rnoun. I’lttmo-a Drive. Mts. Ruyl-s sister. Mrs, (i.irlo i m Tuggle, of lianville, Va., are 1\ S i t II A I T \< »\ IP O Mts. R, R. lin e , Mrs. Harry *|» tiding a month at Haytoiia lltaeh. Waril, Mrs. Lucy Workniatid and SAIM JKST. Neh. Mai Hi LlV Mrs. Mary IL iumill motored to Mrs. II. i„ IVrkins and Mrs. M ■ II**Im it SpHoDei, nn«l%-1 «W r,ra n ** the Ravine Harden* yesterday. hy S. Wiggins have tetutned from Fve» i:«t .iwxiy from piitilf I*» it imwpifiil Win n lie iivvoke ,, . , , _ , l .. 1 .. i Jaeksonviiie where th'-y were _____111ft■ ♦ 1MIM IttM IH fnltoiviiiir rin ;riori in a Shux m » ,» . . sou w iw s o s *^"S deninle ts tho guest of Mtss Hitsh>n ....... .. . ....... Pity, Li , he*pnaI he f»a *,'l *N *\ .la th Adam . at her hum. on MagK uii'lirtuk r* , . lor neriiTimirii*4 ur tump !!•*•* | (itny, IIS'Liit'iii*, I t . V e r s a t ilit y In . iimiay Kit/. Feature ■ > lilt” left M;* MitliiighU of 'Wbefi You’re in i1<11t"t;;| fl*mnly-mu* in,) *)im *■***I I»\ Holt* nf -M r Perils,** * ;*f the Kit js i*ucut.iv, ,« 1.11i?i* !•;!■*t *CCfl '! - Mimri*, Th«* \ * Mae Mahon, 1 rhofinK Miu*h* I’ act iirnl Uih YYrisI Watches ! Itl.niN C hT IlN lin .O V A SI-r.l .AI, p r i c e s >he fun* firrirf/ o foiifntmf in « Mr lima ja il! 'She sinf* ’ Minnie The M oorkrr" with a r.lm rt M c t .n n li ii, J e w e l e r 5be mnki'S fore under (be ifa ri SU |ioi>sin> 11.* }’. Park Ave. to i /h- niniir o/ Jrrome tirtnt <*»•<**"*;( GENEVA TONIGHT ONLY KM BM M SO FTLY FEM IN IN E Or S t r i c t ly T a ilo r e d r5 twi\hiVt'it1Jfiitt l\cilrn :« Cm ra» IwsiM .\% VfllU’!. *...... *s^.ety- t. >; , a U h TS ft i/ t n iie l u l l f u i/ t iiir ie t l S S I SiIk ^Hosiery ^ilyles/ Anrrtf * ____ \ ocutimml miHHii uvur ihium , » I 1,, nmlcitaker, in lomm *m i i‘h Yium U > Hi fiiiiil Ver>ny will —■ ——*•'N IntotF.ni inI in Iin r it 1hut he ha Mm . h, I, !*i.Dtt# M«-. A. II r t Mr of him. fccccptrd a position wi'h : he (I ih.I- Smith, Mr*. C. II. bmi'h. Ml • rich HuMcr Co. in llnnswick. <;.i Mary Hihtoti. M l*s Eltua l.nod»ri.l . . . y f; o | S fOH P E R M A N LN 'lS ■■ ■ ■ .Mrs. Woodrow M'\vln, of Mil'oti.j “ Mt»i M itlis# Torrance, a .fit-* nn l C. J. «;anrt of linioesville ate. W E N A T C H EE, Wadi.. Mar. L* dent a: A.pka Jirott in Atlanta, spending this week-end with Mr 0 *1 - l l a t vest season h e ir mea Ca., Is sptn ling this week-end and Mis, I \ C, (i.tnit and nf'etid-l i*tm dividends for loamy parin' With her |H>rents. i ing lh* A . C. E . mret.ng In Or- It- tansy operators df.tare iliny gt ■ , latnlu. dozen.* of fa*l«L and porniaio 1line lira ids in li.itleriio: r t y lr s a j, ,Niif,,| la r every h p e T| in w In m d , M P .H 111U — |~ * * * **** i t; *^ sr ----- —----- (. •x V. f.tno ■ ifiTf '-r v\ 1*>11 r f ‘*irin 'its >s] 1WOMEN f:' ■*’ m i*r infill v'**. r» wave* to hu*ky men Just ill ft* I hr field s. What Beech-Nut Peanut Butter taught me about Beech-Nut 79: P*-lig lilfiiii n*'n' fi.itF fit it wt ' l ' ( h/i t i [tl.. tmnlL.I'i ■."! • ■ ■ • t* tolie, U in I L it*, |M-tl,i|inu I R i a |r(ess ( lay mode w rvirerhtf* rtfwfrwc>njt h «tt It" , ami iw iL i'l fi,,„ more frrai-lirai and so " ... * If J J H A N D BA G S w ill w II' Hi P u trn t •ll II 1 1! 1 1u t t u r ! it I 1 l *1 \f 1itv -tv h* lit. Ii.ilmg IHe rti* t h j • ’ll ie, |uftu IP Ciuirt til 1 ' 1 till .1 Tonight Only— e^s,'*a- v*i I M B M - w* T o. r • 'ii f l jftV —ai.so— €V S* 3 I t.' 1 Jill* »*1 tlliuli'K! XH tEU - * o - o \l lie tu rn .Shttwinic \ S fC DfOTT WANT TO W A ITuntil tk« w<i 90 befott |k « k id k t i l l i n f l Just the “ IDanne*.; / \ 1 D R ESSES To E x p re ss Y o u r P e r s o n a lity ! C l.t A > ,j IHIW A c a r e f u lly w l n t i t If ( i I V S lIH lN 'd ,;i o | I t • , ’ . *n it w ill t • 11., • Y O U 11 He t | " m ts * l.b v t.y bprit.g t i n e , ' vh.vlcv* \V1 I’l M W<*M! N’s \tH II n \ l n|M « 110,1 ij \ ! l | n \ S ! P H ;s -1 u 1ur. <o ru t* tr.g , r tl 1, • t y :y 'Ll* ftif 'xlUiir tllFf'N. " 11|t -in*iii per* s I lllllt "* , ,,l lim tut I H c lrc •1:1 tii* *,l I III I ,j l.|r I IlllUli lx mt* Si/fs i t t»* ’.J 3 .9 ‘J 249 TOMORROW - l*.»ir fu n — fu n — fu n SCREFNO^ Hi* i K m k m * fr.'i TO W N C R A I T SIM H IT S H O E S " M y fa m ily h as a lw a y s h e rn k r r n ah u m B e r r lt - N iil IV a n n l I t u t lr r . f o r one th ing it ■ rlually la strs lo ite r than |>euntil*. T h e n , il ■(irrails more easily Ilian nao slkind s»In. It inn-l In* made w ith extra care. IP h S * |*«tipii la f Iiu1 1* *>i*lt. It 4fh*r **v ■ h m,i f | luriU 111.11 *%ill uivt* '»»ii )i*»ir miinrl't mil'll h* "So when I »aw H eecIfN illC iiITeit a l ih r .lu re , I lhou*hl I*.I Iry i l —ev|M elingtuget something |i r r l l ) fine. I was ri^ h l; the llavnr’ s p ram ll1’ \n **'■ c 1 pt ii* it,411v r*»fnf*iHahlt* with IraUtT r *«drn «att*l hulk. 2.98 Ih iw h a i m i many women are doing—keep a p^Hcreh-N ul |»autry, •I i h L c i I w ith g.ool things ^ f r o u i this faum us h u e .. . a l l reasoualdy |u it c .l. Beech-Nut Coffee . lOc-HfK* Mini's \i.»| imt liijck'^liii with x|Hiit Hvliinh of lunir*m*4Miik L u rk I I * »\N N € '1C \ I I *u1«* Ml hrrU ami tit'i s I siltlFfi I li,i* li» r 11«>*rr frill 249 \ |* s 1 vi u| \\p *......................... [ S*» I** ,1 o h ' in MEH, 1m l h. II • 1n ip t. t I'ke'l ’i *1* MONK 111 .0 ill B i i I i Tn 1 ic p I « I - 't. .1. ■ hr t I* . l l h n n l< jf l< *• O' *n u i* a -fll ii, N W O M E N ’S ■ I if It* S I I O K S ■ \ ft- f.»»» W II Ml* '» 1'" ij J I Siiii<f,t > t.» [ t• .1 t J» r v,____ M in v ill lorii* i |t'« w«| t!,|1 h, |u ,1 # imt it* t M iir t «*v 4 1 n | S u iim i I I i rum* K lji I iJ ia ii h i'r L -j �a c tiv itie s"; foreign obaervera see f r t r l n a t + v V a k p l shaken m oral* of facto ry hend* JJ* « fallo w ing the recent wreck In*-1 t C T f to n jp iracy tria l, and a lto an over* taxing of cxp'nflvc Industrial m a-' M IDDLETOW N , 0„ M ar. 19.— ch ln rry under the Impeiu* of the M1)— Happy Ferguson's curiosity 1'JW “ *pe*d-op" cam p a ir". , made him c ry . The 19.17 plan call! for compte* 11* caught an auto ride with hi* t!«n of 1100.000 cart and truck*. frim f, Oliver Chamberlain, a But there are those who believe town marshal. While waiting fer Warm Springs Patients Hail The Chief Wally’s Divorce Is Assnred As Charge Elapses Allegation O f Co 1luaion Withdrawn By London Lawyer MOSCOW, Mar. 19— O LONDON. Mar. 19.—D P l-T h * lari apparent barrier to Mr*. Wal* I la Rlnipton1* absolute divorreand her marrlane to Edward of Wlml* »«r wa« clesrnl tmlay w h e n charge* of ‘*roltmlnn" were dls* mioaed by the president of the British Dlvoree from . Sir Iloyd Menlnmm, president, # '’H A ll am llm aad happily excited, patient* and nurse* at the Warm Spring* Foundation wared th eir R ival* tag* to I're t Ideal Roosevelt when ho a irite d at the llra rg la hamlet fo r a two week*1 v isit la tha " L ittle While Ho***.' Jait about everybody at the Found*tion look* upon the Prcxldrnt ao a personal friend haawn la tkem m "th# chief." His suloitv/ille ps-ti.-'l near tbl* rheerl ■( lino ra roots from tha train. (Associated Press Photo) W H ERE HKHVIt'K AND O i l KTRHV AUK HY-WOKIW AN D ti II I, F PHODPCTM K E E P VOI R A l'T O RVIMiKT A T A M IN IM IM Drive A Pair Of CHAMPIONS your tank with Gulf No-Nox Ethel (lax nn<i your rrnnkraxc with F ill G U L F ( ’ H ID E directed the rhnrge stricken front the record after the King'* proc­ tor informed the t'ourt that,unit­ ing the ruse 'a* any o:her," ho Imd made a careful love ligation ■in I failed to find *ny ground* to prevent the divorce of Mr*. Simp­ son and Erm-u Aldrich .Simpson. The action following the proc­ tor's nutprlse move in asking Tor instruction i in the rase, ft removed I *gal ohstncle* rxonpt for tw'i n.ml grunting of the fitinl decree Apr. 27. Fruncl* S te p h e n s o n , elderly II'tle solicitor whose toy terlou* In­ tervention last Dcceiobcr — Just one day before Kdwnid alMlicatetl — who caused today's almost (Inal itcirre srette in drama of em­ pire, rose *o ItD feet in the enr|em chnmltcr an I gsve bis npprovnl in the action of wiping nut Id* rhnrge of collusion. V - R Satisfaction In Motoring f a a be had by taklwg adi leg* af a»iag ear Doe S Service Station u * - -------------------- •la. by it* own statistic*. got aw iy g g u f f y T h r e a t T ^ l to an extremely bad lrihntri.il »:.rt In 19.17. The output 1* far P a in t e r — M lin illS t W ow the plan in every kry -------branch except tractor proportion. IN D IA N A PO LIS. IniL, Mer. 1". The crisis in ihr five*jrear-ol! Th©i> is hope? for the younir|'r automobile imlu-try i* typical. of murn) painter* If they The gr. . . Molotoff fur ory at (| ^ H y , KuCorky, built by American engi_ , peer* like Ford’* Ivarhorn far. peno Ravage, one of Am rrlra* tory wn« *uppo*e<| to turn out &5 leading nraraliaia. pleaaure ear* dally In 1930. But tt» "There 1* danger In loo meeh ilaily output only averaged 2t) to tat etna IDm In art," he raid. "We 30. " may become too rational In our On J«n. I, without any an* monument* and too *entlmentnl nounremem, the plan wat cut to in our law*." I# cat* 'dally — but production |{p believe* the older group of contini e« »t around 30 , j American mural painter* Inst It* Ru*«ia ha* virtually cea«ed lm-1 vision but thnt the free-lance muporting cars and depends upon , ai pander promise* a vital ftur main plnnt*. Failure of nux- American rplc spirit, n-rtmg in iliiry pruiuetfon l>generally tj,e belief that the commonplace Hofmann Electric Service S P E C IA L P R IC E ON— _______ INNER SPRING MATTRESSES SANFORD MATTRESS FACTORY ie S 7 I-J M l Celery A r* . 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SPECIALS FORSATURDAY » sm iik J l lr v ** »:sTH D Wieners lb. 15c Beef Liver Ib ljc r it n ik iit t - r s i.i— - i n^nlbilogna 10c MILK i for itir a , »x« v u a m n " "TEW 2 lbs | 5c Apple Sauce 2SC ti am Girls Oi' Russia HENS nnd FRYERS A s k in g *illT ll» :i« \ i .s n i i n , . | , M STHCWI «r *kt 4|| ’ M | 11IM1I, 1.1 , h D lt K S S I N f i I*T , 16c — tyi'. 21c '• • m » rm :«i« a i n*. f;»i.ii»:\ m ii *i : Marpcrir? lb 19c Tomatoes G iin rn n tcpd S c I M t iiin x a i .im JJc 'Bananas 19c V?I All n 20 M . 10 I .I . 6 I.I . f LUUK 80e W ) c 2.1c m IIK illT TO LIM IT I'rrsidrnt \\llli.ini tirrrn (left) of the American Federation of labfe obviously didn't Intend tor the offlriel *lrnogr.ipher for the ertulf Judiciary rutmolttre In rcrotd this r,infill, ntial conversation w:|h Hrnatur rom Coonslly (ll-Trs.), as hr Irstltlrd In suppurt id Presldcpt Itunrcicll'-, cnurt reform prog,am. 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SNOW’S PAINT and GLASS CO. INC. 117 I'A R K A V E N U E P U 0N E 301 E v e ry form er know * that ju st bacauM a thing is n atu ral doesn't m a in it ia tha b ait that can ba. * T h a t va ry thing ia alto tru e 'a b o u t. nitrate o f aoda. Soma year* ago, A m erican icien tlata aet about for a w ay to Im prove on nature and m ake a batter nitrate of aoda. T h a y knew that tha reason farm er* bought n itrate of aoda w aa for tha nitrogen in It,' and they figured that If thay could m ak« one that would have m ore m frogon In U,' they would do a service to the fan n e r.' M dlion* o f dollara w a r* m a n t, and] A nally thay produced a "aoda" rig h i h a r t ' in the South that w aa m ore perfect than any that had aver bean produced before by N ature o r by M an. T h a t product la know n an A rca d ian , T h e A m erican N itrate of Soda. It give* m ore nitrogen fa r tha m oney than any o th a r"ao da". A nd N itrogen ia .w hat your crop* need from n itra te of soda. So , you a te . Science ban once again ^■proved on N atu re far y e e r benefit. W hen fe rtilise r m ake r* buy n itrate oi ■ode fa r th e ir m ixed goods tneoo d ays. >they buy A rcad ian bacauaa th ay k n e w nitrogen is w hat "aoda" give* tham , aad \tbey w a n t tha meat lag th e ir m ottay. ‘ So w h y don’t y o g do tho so m a) ( W h en you buy A rca d ia n , you not only buy w ia e ly, but you are buying an aU> Southern product— made In tha Sm ith , by S o u th ern er*, fa r Southern crop*, D iD D m r T r A u o s u u •h* slmUi_S»*»r W ARCADIAN THE AMERICAN NITRATE OF SODA tl in , Aw*ritss hm w �W * !$ W W W i* \ * m mmm 11 ■■fle lf t f o X l M ARCH P A G E F IV E L tv y u Asserts Roosevelt’s Plan Is ‘Conservative’ *'*!, t'Tl* r Mul|no<ti l.jtf i Ti, \ $W 2.ui»-2 -a LIEUT. MASS1E MARRIES AGAIN I '1*1 .t 11 »! .4 M lt lV * ? Ill %l». 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Aa he tratltled in behair of tin President'* reorsanlialU iii prupo*. ate, the U rxe, urnate CimmlttcRoom bu-ivd with repurt* thaChief Jiu tlc e 1luelo . may ho th,. p iln rip a l e ltio - ., to \i eet-k Whether the ch ie f Jn * t|rp n lll b* w lllln , to I mmI | fy apparently depend* In part on illM-ti'nInn. with other nn-mher* of the High Court. told the ro m n illtre ; “ mi. ^•r the Court u* at i«r. « tit rou■Uuted there ate ten art* id PSneve** renanlml hy th . tna. Jorlty In Congrr** and hy the • Pre»ldrm a* not only t .iita llin .; tloaal but a I *o vitally nrtt'*»try to the pit hi if w iifin - wh'i-u can j not be annulled by ilerNloii id a t divided Court." niti Ina at k ,"J A rn>Tl*4 «r b% 3 tO *• it . (u»t, fVawt Bar vice. ,"l ili> if it* 1 rt.l i- .o r .in r li.r . 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H I M . %% — t»i;to i , . ft* *■*» « . | T C K S D A Y . r .lA IM I I Ml h *oa . it 1 1 s ,, hi t: s r w a v y — a it M A C H IN K C O . w It. t; w M a ll r . ,| t* \ , r »■ . .» H n y n .-s, M « r. M«> \V. First St. Phene o v n c HUH % I ’ l I t s t ii T H i r i t S D A Y , M A IM II t l- J S A T U R D A Y SI’ KCIAL From 12 To 2 t*. M. B AKED T U R K E Y W it h A ll T h e T rin im iitg -* OYSTER SUPPER Served Fr mi t» To H H o ttlln t; C o . 101 Celery A te, t It's the little th in gs of life that bring us our happiest moments. It's the extra little co n v e n ie n ce s aro u n d the home that we appreciate most. A n d it's these h an d y little household helpers that c o n ­ tribute most to the joy of living. Every one of them—thanks to electric service—is worth its weight in gold, yet its cost is measured in pennies. p: q T 8'.2 w i l l ir o n : ix p o u n d i o i C lo lh e r i. N u // e l e c t r i c iro n rt h n v o t h u m b re rttu , a p ­ p r o v e d c o r d ’i , a u t o m a l i c h e a t c o n t r o l. c e m t w ill p r o d u c e to n c u p 'i o l c o lf o o i n a m o d e rn p e r c o la t o r . M a k e ri a p c r le c t b r o w . N o w m o d e ls o n d i r .p lc iy . o s a c <c» n l c t* n o p o r a I o a n o lc c lr ic m i x e r tw o b o u r n . I t ‘u a n o t h e r " r i g h t h a n d " lo r e v c iy h o u s o w ile . S a v c u t im o . t r o u b le . c a n lo a n ! a d o z e n t ilic o a o f b r o a d to a g o ld o n b r o w n In th o o lc c t r ic t o a s t e r . I t 's r e a l l y a b r e a k ­ fa s t t a b lo n e c e s s it y . I, �wmi Defeat St. John* Line Ann Faith Is Favored To • Tonight B y42-40 Countin Deciding Win Feature Battle Played Last Evening O M A IS M An HopeWiaafcf k w ip k RflBjr III la te Piriodi » w # 4wif Mm a* ,— R cnlte In Victory „ m- m. As Eckersoiu Conw p in t scoring honors, U ra vkt n m ' IT a S h im i n Min »*'•> *> point* u pti T10 score W win Ml(ltnllne .nM ieil 1IN K(Urwhile w _ lit* baera w ith 14 point* RaccAtLongwood « dent Henry L Gray. E m ls Track Record In Coppteff Honors Over Three Rivols and b SecondI Win KS?V!£ iiJSL ~**4 Over Rivermen _ city to back an a w ry h i the I U n Btato Lo t g u t. w h h tho g •o n flag ka cheek fo r 0 » franchise bead ta Laagna P which tho two tlobn w *r» tied, and M oving up ototttly rounding th* palgn fo r both team *. In tho r * game* in which they have participated, tho n»w C lip L**g u * <himpk>n* annexed l» v k tnrtea, and o f the four lo **** n a ••■w*. « * • » •» h aw W thorn b» • !*■*<» oppownt, tho S t. Joh" o ^ a la l"* «hat honor w hh a M,|I w in during iho firm h a lf Scotch moo and A ds M ay In tho oponiog ro t* ; R va Cotlo t, M atter Mara h all and Andy Boyer In the Ih fid ; Ann C h a rily , Madam M ark, or aad Rosy S ly ta th e fo urth: h rt o C o lle t, Nimble U e h and Prioca P ack tn tbo fifth ; Odd to B nro ba.; Sead ar tteaca ohd C am . fr t M ate la N » ' M am t S o . •" ***<•« «W*h so w , Beotcb P rise # and B m p '•“*» bt« a two-way W offle In the te ro o lb . distance, -<tualliag her own rec­ ord o f 33 w cotidi In u doing, Epeedy Even' losing the win position by n heed, cam* In for plot* money w l;h L ittle Tactician showing. Ja ck Cop th* fourth dor in Vho rteo , completed the entry Hat h r-th r t in t tria l* fo r the IB.TI Dotcb Hoi M r , SteAdto Moodowo other threw icthacka wore • fd B o ttle Copper, w ith flyoo.tr S o rt. Ju st Co«o on end A m .rl ‘ eoUtltete fo r •e n te r O ffic e r D tx and g in / ag mod* up the w inning dolly ab le combine, ftocuhe last nig ht: A total o f |l^ a » wna phrw Judge C h au n n y Boyer** a dock yesterday at tho wee tig w hich n dir ectora te ad rig h t who had contributed to the h«Jd aw ay. The** eight le d n d l H . C o ffey, W orkington, D. m anufacturer who ported |M n rttch to d rir* through along Earl Whitten Tallies automatically gave that mm, K *n a *| f?loh WIN ha tho R v * 1hock tho In aer ro ll, Ann Ifopo took C u tlet-A ll Common p air tltbougb commend ot the turn fo r homo end . 17 Point. To Aid in J X ? . "ST tL X " ® ! ■oteny favo r th * H com Moo. noood out Hpoody Event In th? DefeatOf Old Mates «*• "»*»h*d ih * cio m o f th* h » W M r ooloctteao laclud# Dr*®. •pedal match race over the B-tit ; % — . B i A . P . K TB A 11M H erald Apart* F ilm » Rallying In tho cloning RarlocI*. the Eckcrnon Cannern annexed the .Hanford City nnxkethall league ehampinriHhln hv defeating their o ld rival*, the 8t. John* River Line, hv a 42-40 count to a hectic liattle which took place last night on the 8emlthu >°nUm ot ,h* Hole High School court. ,h!T t _ It w as ironical that a form er * "* ■k liis. th * Inner aardena hetanoo of tho th rill coming from getting oader a n r M l. . . H e k • good frien d o f Dim Toryoa who wa* a member of th * •siftxH L O S S * outs la st year. w * n te h . M T i o r # * "■haaS.1 I t i * 5 °» . Y liw a ■ O lllf llli, A&i M ir. T Jon**?nH**’ Kdn* When Inn. He Hite 13 "?•-<««» n A C K —i - i * m i t e ! ' ( i f f * L P * li? Iteuktet—n ilv a r •A *ll»«In*, Kve c’ ut10, MlohlanO P i.rse , ('ru ts, J e t . . ' • o r a * , i.-ornwr r»ln. M t» Sell* 17, f j j l f : T u n e —PHturttr; Il«at o Heir of ttellr Dnubi.t—all firm0.4-0. t jm o l 43 "ta g K ,,. Taddr Wink* Mr Jaeyer * 7.to * 1 M I . , tjiln u , , , r s M ar.h all. |-al Illation. I ; , , . Echo, Alter Heper. Ha I lad X ’ v f ' I ’ H T II HACK—» - l* m il ., r . 13 C. r e s ta te . Kaay Hhy. Hnn tin . a load, I'ra irla Hold. Ana L’k a r'tr. t»tl»a. Madam M aite.r, C ro ltV jte v , 4* r t m i i i a i -k - i - u pdtei 'itert* a r u lla t , Nlrnl.te tIt.-la. K „ n Ipiene, ° P rlarn .P a r k . .(U team . e u . Kalterit II KRTtlNIl—S-ta mite; tlm>. It*, n ra ln r O ftlra r M l ! J . l * l» t* Ploeh, I h l l i r turn, 'Iter T!llllf>—P u la rltr H la * Min* Illy ru llln a llardt4o.it Hlrla — i- t e 1'terlH* ,1'Hcti . rurWuml All Kr>a mites lim a, lS.te Ho t |1 Shown above a r t eoven rcaeona why the H o u r, of David baseball t o u t ranks high in th* estima­ tion of fane who have seen them In action. Loft above la Vaan, third basomon; center le “Moo**" flwaney, pitcher; right top ie Ptereoii, eceond basem an. Beiow are Catlno, ehoriatop. shown on the left; Wood*, first b * « men, In tho center, and Jen**ko, another horlcr, shown on tho right. P o rt moat la Bantora, the third member of the atoff of hurl*r*. The Beartled Wonder* will be the main attraction at Municipal Athletic Field on Monday, Mar. 30, when the Chattanooga l.ooknut* will swing into th* third week o f the spriijg. led n ip g Mosiou b**. NICK^S Liquor Stars 309 E . IN S t . mmUMteBteM The Bent In LIQUORS :t t | • i ... j .j i Spotlights o f Sport By . i*nrt«A cag a May »* Eckerron followeil up whh Kmlinir a long rontrnveray boB twin-ply-r which gnve hi* out- tween the St. I^tol* Car llnal* and fit a JKI-SS lead ere tin- third ipinr- their fi4rtner hurling are, Jrrome tar pn**nl Inm history. “ Iliaiv" Itean, tha Caul* yeatefWilliamt acorcl an umlarbas- day acreptml the r**ignatlon of the kat shot lu rlo*e tho gap to 2U-37 gnat Die nnd forwarded it '0 but E a rl Whitten tallied twice Eoni Pi Irk, president of the Nafrom the fli-lil following which III- tlnnal league, for the latter'* fi­ lar came hrmigh with double- nal artlnn, arrortllng to tha an* decker. Whitten retaliated whh a noonrenp'nt maile by Sam Brtadllke tally hut Itlarr nlon ram* back nn. president of the Rinlbirda. with a field goal following which piixy had deman ini *60,000 to Harnage's field goal anil K»llv"« pl-rh thl* araaon, a «um *37,600 foul sent the count to 35-31 with over the figure offered hint byth* fhe Rivermen atill In arrenc* I raid *. Pleld goal* made by flavneek n m l, The h u rler’a letter asking valuitW hitten w id e n e d the gap to ( l r y reilr-in en t woa received by 30-34 after which Alm tan w illed Itreadon e h irtly a fte r (1 o’clock from the ch arity m ark. I |n,t evening, poatm arkfd BradenRekeraon'* field gnnl nml a inn. Ilira y ’a home fo r th# w inter, sim ila r counter mode by Whitten The m luilvo wa* Immediately forsent the fan n e r*' count m 43, end’ warded tn P rie k. English Will Try Scaling Evarest LONDON. Mar. »■— IA3 — A new assault oa tnowy.plumed Mount Rvsraal. world's hlaheat peak, may be made by fl Brltlab •apeditlou In 113*. The Tibetan government grant. *4 permission through ladle. It la understood, a* a token of the goodwill between India aad Tib. el. Rellaloua sentim ent In Tibet la aaalaat all effects In acale th* peak. _______ , } H turn our thouabu sertoualy to L te hoe* boll. . . Tbo LuukuuU ut L'hetU iinuas. n ill bo ploying thotr t i i U ra l practice game to-tay. . . Hut • (* ib e pitcher* won't b« flo w e d Ui ; *« b„ airnnx . , •, Mount ot tbo pitch^11 t r s hIrimhI fr^ iy tik i’ Whool ’:!» w ill work 'Hit with tho team for K m iiT ii t-l. ' a short lim e yet u n til tho l/m kMati.rln* l i t put h ujlere are tn nnod coitdlI'rlnrr.. I Ann True lio n . A few of Ihem eru be. I d* counted upon tn face the K o rli eater haleraen when Ihe I/m koute play Ihe International League riub Sunday at Leesburg, T K .K T II—IHpertel Metrh lt.e e ) the training hea.lquartera of tho —t - l* m ile; llm ., :11. New York outfit. - - W ere lookI n e l— l-P. o ff Mir. Pin. Ana Hope a t t l —*■ » la * forward to seeing that tdd Hpeedr rS.ent 1 1 1 1—1 lUaale T e r llr l.a t X I X—hit pepper game the llnuae of IM vhl Je rk t'nn a x l l —tut team w ill put on during their Ann ilnpe. t.ta , X 00; Hprrdr exhibition game w ith th« l.o «h . Event. X .l*. nut* here Mi»n<lay, M arrh S9. . W e've seen them cavort about Innumerable lim e* hut We alw ays come hark fo r more. . . T h e v V PETFJtiPEN goal from the left elite followin'! which llermlon rump through with Vegetation, combined with teron* from tnii>l«' the foul Crete. rarin g ami other meehanleal meth* Kelly's reconil field goal within a tn l. o f erosion control, la said to few aecoml*' lime tu-nl th* count rw hire soil erosion to a minimum. C lassified Advertisements 1IAVH Y lillK Watch mpulre.l hr one who rt'ully knows how. IUIgK". Jeweler, Mugnulla Are. PHII K EN T — Nicely furnished to.im without board. 701 Wait let street. , MKNt IIK T VHIOR A T ONCE! N EW Oatrec Tonic Tablets con­ r o l l R E N T : Garage apartment tain raw uvaicr Invigorate* and 113 West 4th Hr. ether stimulants. One dose papa bp argat.a, gland*. If not delighted UNPliRNIHIIKII AI'ART M K N T . maker refund* faw rants paid. Newly ruflniahcd. 110 Weal 3ld Call, write McKayoolda Drug Com- Hlreet, pay­ K A .M -M . IM M ED IATELY IIW IN E D lady. local work. Teaching aa<l aura. Mg o r sales experience preferred. B it* tetephoa a aad addraaa. Rri(« M l PA *-« UatflU. % h it* .'the aralee it Ik * ami the I b all a ll o ver tli* lo t, In rlu d laji over th * fen ce* . . Beginning hh career exceedingly ea rly, ho grad­ u ally moved up Into pro circle * where he baa played for the past | ■lx year*. . . Started off with th * Cuban A ll-B ta rta before con­ necting up w ith the W aablaito-i Senators farm rh aln , playing fo r lla rrlsh u rg In Ih e New YorkPenn leagu* In 1»3S when hn hat. ted .3111, aerountlng fo r la c ir­ cu it blow*. . . ||e went to A l bany In |13« and upon complet­ ing the season w ith the In ter­ national League clu b , Nnl.tr>.I nut w ith the Senators In W ash­ ington, playing i s gam ** la a „ GOOD FREpH FRRDfriird AT LOWEST PRICES W1ZZARD LAYING MASH—1180 SANFORD CASH FEED STORE D iatrlhuitea O f PRATTS Dairy, Poultry and Horae Foeda 2 0 3 S o a fo H A P Im vcrm Bsa/srd, Flo. m M �§ > m if n r & B A N n W FLO RIDA , SA TU R D A Y, MARCH 20. 1937 Strikers Sty D U M e t i l la l i f t JUMBLED WRECKAGE COVERS HUNDREDS IN SCHOOL BLAST Uie 01 Force To B,riBg W ar School Depth Toll Booited To 455 Mark Te W aned W oeld I m H F r o s t Ael l u By Troopers Court HcarsContrast* fair E v i d e n c e Of Cause; T m e a s Of Nitro Are Found Amelia And CompM*' s ions Are UninjnraA As Ship Skids On 31 D o u s e d Runway. 8tt»Downer* Still Defy Court Order N EW LONDON. Mor. » .-< *> —Tho tsH af iho New commuaky school blast u td to 4 U by ito latest check today a military tears inquiry con ‘Something Wrong* Aviatrix A s s e r i t Her* AO Week u , m ur Ior syHipR,v t h l s e r s Support H PlRRt OccRPRRts DETROIT Map. , 20 — <AP) — RcprtMnUtlvM of ROOO itrik m , «kfjrin* court order* for their eviction from the Chrjretor eutocnoMle plant*. Informed Gover­ nor Frank Murphy today they were twin* the “only weapon we have” and warned that the uae of State troop* to ejrat ttout would “lead to bloodshed and violence.'* T h e ■tat* moat n m from Mad­ am af th* United Automobila Wo* tog* of America local on:ona Pt.'aiptot Chrystor plant* which (Be worker* ham hod olaaa 0 la a * attotoyt to rnforwa tor ractaalfa hargmintae •It aatlfM a plan foe paacaful evnenn■tont intend to th to r plaata without ratio* B R ttlvm at." t h a t a f tha x trito rs w ar or* h r CtrcaiC Jodgt A llan toy. Sheriff C , V i m , w ith a foieo *4 t l i topw tiar, haa a a to no to ra f frr o tha order at plant i whore ire." i * /It tnj* .jinn.Tne- WFA Prbjeeto Der VfTOa Pr oj ec t s Owing Part Week •ifff &|f4 H P l J L J i l i * / *•/ ,Af. : # eTf 1 Pm nty WPA' project* Owyto)*d JM persona, Includin'* I f women, through the week ending today, according to a report Issued hy W. 8. Earle, WPA work director ha tide eeciion, Mr. Karla announced that work­ man had completed all construction activities on tha now u.em bly >W-d to r the Htgto Former's Msrhet. The structure will bo painted next week and chalked off tho list of project! a s finished. Fifty-two workmen are center■ i*i'.their endeavors on grading •anon aerss af land to Improve tho High School Athletic Field. The peaJew Includes the laying out nf a football field, conitntctioa of 'Mania courts, and building a dU•■nmdhnil-playing field, no Mr. Karla said another crew I* impinged to repair the woodwurk a 'CP the grandstand at Municipal ■ Athhtle Field. ^ •rirfi-t - — Rwrcstkm Center Is To Be Next Step After Trailer Comp of tho a TKD MKKCKK Craft’s UndercmrriacD W h o l l y Shattered By Strong Impact ins*— accumulated gas of Inadequate radiator a aitro-gylcerin esplo- Tww workers flndloa piece, of pipe si trace* of a im , but other tlntwd the theory. Dripping wet from a pouring rain and tha penplratton of their | Herculean exert tone, on army of oil field workers— many of tl . seeking their own children or xl1 ready knowing thorn dead - filed irswMame* m m e West MitsioMiy Will SpendWeekHere; Bills Addresses CITY NEWS BRIEFS Ted Mercer Contracts Vicorous Schedule Of A p p e a r a n c e s HONOLULU." M»r. SR— (AP> — Amelia K«rtuurt*B ground-the-world plttw M ib did and craifttod todgy wWI* ■hp wg* gttsmptlnr to take off for Howlgnd Iilirnd Ml her world fllpht, but ah* gad her two men companion! 8M caned injury. Tho p la n e sk id d e d on H gnastiy pile or iltbrri, hundreds ot uud tee lie burled ss ■ consequence the Consolidated School ot New Londun, Texas. An army uf rescue woken Is shown digging Into the tnsss In search td Tho quick recovery of 300 bodies give rise to estimates that <170 w ere killed by the explosion. (Associated frees Photo) Sanford Youth C urtain To Ring Down QnjTeachers Fight Diei In Crash Sanford B attball School Near St. Cloud 21 Athletes Remain Here; B u l k Of Stu­ License Plate* The City Commission will asstm Ted Mercer, noird missionary uf ble for a regular session In their Savannah, Go- hot scheduled n City Hall Chambers at 7:30 o’clock rigorous schedule of public appear­ Monday night, according to City ances bora next week in the First Clerk Frank La moonvPmbytortan Church, severs] major Saturday’s tides. Tidal Station, civic dubs, and to two local schools. HU first sppearsnes will be In ih* Ocean Pier, Daytona Beach: low, Charth at 11 A. M. tomorrow. He 8:57 A. M. and 0:17 P. M.; high. will speak at I o’clock that night, 2:28 A. M. and 3:03 I*. M. Sun­ and at tho same time each night tot day's tides: low, 0:BO A . M. and William Williams of Sanford; 10: IB P. M.. high, 3:38 A M. and tho remainder nf the week. about 20, waa billed fnstnnily to*I Mr. Mercer will address tho Sea- 4:14 P. M. tor High School at 10 A . M. Men­ night then the iriu-k he wa* driv­ as s f M wVI appear hefeeo flaa- , Fir*m en were called yesterday ing smashed into an amomohlto tord Romrinnaxt 12:15 P. M. on afternoon to Tw*sty-fourth Hires, parked on the highway about five tha soma <toy to tho Mayfair Hot*!. and Park Avenue where a grass miles east of St. Cloud. Wednesday at 12:15 P. M. in the fir« was bunting. No damsge was Bobby Hums, alio of Shtiforri, Yaidri Hotel, the mUsionary I* to reported. waa Injured although It,w as le speak in local Klwanlans, while 4 listed not seriously, fie was tid­ The weather: Parity rhuuly. ing with young Williams, 10 A. M. it ld m i on Thursday to xlntrd to be h'xrd by the Junior ■tfiwers la central and northeaul George P. Jeffrries, St. Clout' portion this afternoon or tonight: chief of police, told Thu Hi m l 1 High School. Mr. Mercer U a drsrendcnt nf Sunday partly cloudy, possibly that four occupant* of the muting Grn. flugh M»rf*r. a Revolution- showers extreme north portion; car Into which Williams cranked »ry War hero who wm« a personal slightly cooler extreme north- i « „ pgrknl wiilmut light* on the friend of Gen. George Washington west portion tonight and north road, lie served for two years ns a*, and central portions Sunday, ex­ He eaid there wa* a poesil.ili’y slstant superintendent of the Jerry treme Northeast Florida—partly of serious charge* being lodged McAuley Mission In New York cloudy, rain extreme east por­ against the driver, although In- in­ City ond was associated for six tion: cooler tonight: Sunday dicated that some douht ns to which years with John R. Mott, raid by partly cloudy, coolar. of thr four would arrvpt iIn- te* many in be one of the world's fore* sponsihihiy for huving been under most religious lesders. the wheel at the lime. Since IfllB, Mr. Mrrrer’s prinri* Jeffctir* announced that it cor­ psl work has been that of conduct oner's iiopirst war to have hern Ing evangelistic service, and hold held at 2 o’clock this afternoon aft­ Ing preaching missions in the de er th* four in the patsengar tar nominal Iona I churches of America. had been turned over to the cus­ Ills record shows that ho has H*mlnol« Cosaty has shipped tody of the sheriff of U<rrola spoken In hundreds of American1L U S c*rio*4a of celery sine, Ihe county. roller's and schools, and In more I openln* ot IhP 1*17 season, ac. The polire offL-rr tald h<- ha I than 2,000 manufacturing plants l cording tu report number i s ts- been able to obtain only a few de­ Rp.cu* missions, prisons, jailsJ sued In day by tho local branch tails nf th* accident, because YM CA’s, chamber* of Commeri*. of the U. 8. Hepartmenl ot Axri- young Burns wa* visibly shak.-u civic dobs an I other orginixatinne rulture. Kronoaica llureau. by the event and questioning had At this tlmo last year, only liern delayed. have heanl him hundreda of times 2,477 carloads bad been dis­ First report* of the wreck worn patched from tbla section, the telephoned last night to I'olirtt llureau said. fhlef Roy Williams who relayed Hantur Itself wa* responsible them lo young Williams' fsihrr, for Iba shipment ul MSt) »l operator of a stall in the Statu these carload*, while I be Oviedo Farmers' Market. ration bae produced !I5. ac. Th* driver of ih« truck had li ft curding lo tho Bureau's figures Sanford earlier in the tiny and Other data In the report was delivering a load of vcgi-inJnn. D. Jinkhts, County la s col­ lector, reported today ar noon that •bowed that Sarasota County bee ties. Hi* dettinaiion had not hern only 509 poll taxes for HUM had »blPP«t 70S carload* of celery revealed. this eoaaoa. Manatee produced I’olire Chief Jefferies said tint been received by hi* office. He pointed out that a *38 receipt 2<f, while other count ice raleed truck rounded a turn and wot "on top" of ihr parked passenger rar j* necessary for anyone who plana 141. before young William* saw th*' to vote In tho special City election unlighted ub-nuciion. Tho tru.-t. nf April 13 when a Commissioner uvrrtuisrJ. will be selected to fill the veennry William Williams Is F a t a l l y Injured In Vehicle Wreck Seminole County S h i p a 3,135 Cars Of Cel ery In *37 509 PoU Taxes Of 1930 Paid At Noon Saturday—Jinkins dents To Re Shipped To Farms Of Washington Senators' Drum Corps Will Attend Conclave Of Legionnaires Sprint To Arrive Officially Here At 7:45 Thb EveningjT C tte r Returned -i.T 0 Familiar:Haunts Near F i r e Station Kindergarten WUJ Me r a w * e > r la M ils ) Sanford U n i t Leads Grand Parade For lakeland SeHHion DeMoluy Chapter To E l e c t Officers And Hear Talks Monday Jay Cw» Schedule Night For VMloni Hr A. F. STKAI'SH Instructors Demand Current Price* Of Tags Be Retained Jo* Fitgel, chief scout nf :h< Thl* County's official delegation Wnshingirr Scratrrs, iponw-s of the baioball school here, had le. of 15 (fStheli altetiding tho Flor­ turned to Sanford today to hvlp ida Eduraiional Association con­ Mill "Raw bleat" Rodgers, mana­ vention In Orlando yesterday ger of the total club, bring to a Joiner! In a campaign to prevrnt close the bam ball school which (Invernor Fred Conr'a reduction wf has been conducted here fur the the autontoldto lken«e tag price. past three weeks. Nearly 4,000 tra.-hera of Flor­ Twenty-on* n l the original squad of 135 bog*, who repoiivd In-te die ida public schools were expected fiiti keek, .will rail mill in Sac- to throw their entire force behind ford to continue their work in tr movement to maintain the cur­ Sanford** Junior American tepreparation (or. the coming *«nsnn. ie nl tag costs winch go to support gloti flrtini and Bugle Carp* def­ TW# majority of the g.xiup wt'l thu school*. A resolution was to initely will te sufficiently ad­ play for the ioc il outfit, while the hat ti liven voted on today. vanced to participate in the S u ’c lemainder will go to rhatlotto 'n Convention delegates also Look'd the Piedmont l.esgu', althougit legion Convention nt toik'land on for diacuiahin some method of di­ some may be shipped m Jark-on- verting for school purposes one .May Hi, Frank llaziard, Instruc­ vilte, a new farm of the Senators. cent of the seven-ctni gasoline tor, Infuritiid Senior I egiannaitc* The 21 youths remaining her* tax. la*t niglt:. have hern nsilgiied to work under In years pa-r, about 12,800,1)00 The unit was whipped ihtouglt llodgera, together with several ha* been derived ftuni the gas tax Including tor the general revenue fund. n three.hour drill by ll.-uinrl. Chaiianong.i rookies. There weie 21 drums and bugles Blair, l.ivingtton and I'ayne, pitch Some 35,000,IMHI ha* Keen the era, a* well a* with , . Kd ...,Shirley , . of , annual yield of license lags which in tho organization, including some Columbia, S. t .. John Udekof M*-t Wl>r> „frert.,| p,ice, from «5 to salvaged instruments used at one Boittown. I’enna., and tresfi id ,o0 „ lhr pr(l.^ ^ re,|uc,,| time by o senior corps, all of whom are going to Char 10 a flat tale of f.'i, the school I'erry Mem, Boys* Work chait- lolte this t'Bton. tvvenue fund uoutd diop approxiTluxe silted to reruiin lu-re In- niuiely fJ.ntXI.OOt). mutt nf tie- Legion, said an addi­ tional HI piece* will have been re 1 til le Fred Btunle nf Brooklyn, riilivi in um on the preliminary of Cedar Itap t'purt of the associsiton’s resolu­ rriveti ty ne*t Friday. LtingindJ N.I . Y„I Ed .Benedict, I L’ ^V . .. .. I I sit the tot........ die outfit tu 37 in- M*. U., and Erskine Hoover ol tion* rnminitire are; "To retain strunt'nts, I ' harloiie N. C „ ail third bus- the sti-tallrd Chuin Smrr T n ami II* explained that ihe nddltionof H..ward Fleming, of « hatiu one-half of one perrrnt Gross Hea rotor guard and drum msjur "'•««»• T,,,n ' 'hortstep; M ceipts Tux, and, 10 a-k whatever the Inner t„ to- .elected Friday "Swede” Martin, of 1-nng l*land, lialsm-e may be necessary over will give th' Sanford Itriim amll Wilson lltdUnd, of ItiKky Moun’, amt alove specific revenues, to Bugle Corps oro of the largest Va.j Al Ka*so, of Ising l*laod; make up the $H0Q per instruction organization* of its kind in the Garry Vlti, of (Tearmoni, Fla.; unit, be provided In the Stale's Joe Hettosn, of Akmn, O. and general appropriation Mil untrs* .State, These drummer* and buglers "Mussohni” Rrelirk all outfield- such provision has already been a r' schedul'd to lend the grand era. anactrd Imo such law earlier in the Second W *m »n order'd to te session.” parade in l-akelnnd, because the local Senior la-gion unit i* trading main here are Jack Wrinengrr of In do- general session nf the oil other Florida po ts in member­ Albany, N. Y., Rugg*rio and Flnrida Education Association ye,OTIrirn, while Sim Nettles, nf tri-lay morning at the auditnrium, ship I'rc e n ta g e *. Mr. Merit announced that the Linden. Ala., wa* the only first Milton W. Carothrrt of Tamps, Stun- s u p e r v is o r o f c it y s c h o o ls , Son* of the I-egions’ rifle team ha-enmo kept liver. Th e t mils te h u rlin g stuff I* rum- was iiunied prr-Mrnt of Ihe ass »risuitteil practice this week I* the posed of Dan lltu in erd o f Fu sii-. II - s ils a r ! no raw* t f e m l National Guard Armory. It* mem­ bers ere living insiriictril by F rn l Tippett, of Greennhoro, N.j C„ Arinsml Heard, of llslilmore, George Cook, of ih.< la-gion. of J ji- t night's nhooting honor* Md 1r e a l t e a r * o e ' * ■ • T h ' e e l In the 25’- went to Cat| and Regi­ nald SodvrMooni. eneh of whom scored 23. In the 50'*. Tommy Me ro was high man with a record of A lex Sharon today w aa at41. After a sit, 1* definitely »electod for tho proposed automo­ bile tourist traitor eamp here, tha neat step will bo lo ral*e funds for a rec riot ion cstitrr hnildlng on tho grounds, Mayor E d -Higgins sold today. Tha City official announced he hopesed tbpt u Chamber of L’om- caused by tho resignation of Perry meece .Committee will arrange for N. Whitehurst. Mr. Jinkins explained that tho the tenter once the camp to asentire 509 dkl not necessarily repre­ M ayer H iggins repotted the sent Sanford votors, since the re­ C ity agond h are w ithin 80 days port rover*') the County as n whoto IlS .iA a Mad /or the suggested rsther than the City i* particular. Kegist ration looks for th* elec­ rite a t Panford Avenue nad Fa ir weaiher and mild temper tion are open at City Hall. Trigger, tho Fire .Station mas­ atures are heralding the advent ot Three candid*** hsvo qualified. en ly the Hgto*4 op­ th* moat favored season of yean. cot had been returned to hi* old to botog found to tho eo- They are W. A. Leavitt, J . C . TruTho hour announced for the ar­ haunts today after an absence of luck and W. A. le*. of the rival of spring also is the time uf sevtral days. The dog, n black and white fnx the year when tho sun crosses the Hanford HcMolay <haiiter w ll terrier, was miss'd early thit equator moving northward hen Bernal equinox to tha official " , , k - ■*» firemen Relieved he had elcrt offii-ers Monday night the fraternal organization assem­ designation given tho annual ra-' W n Plrkfl1 “ P s'"1 carrie.1 away, turn northward of tho sun. j Yesterday nfiernoon, after an ble* at 7:30 o'clock In the MuA sp ecial "v is ito r* ' nig ht” — 'appeal through The Herald fnrthe sonic Hall for a periodic meet­ P a la t ia l ton tract or* program Is on schedule by th* * W * 1dog’s return, a family living rn-ai ing. to submit bide Hanfont Junior Cham ber nf After election, a supper foe __________mm « I the Geneva Bridge trlrphurird that Ib a F tro a ld -La u g h . Commerce Monday night In tho f t e o p e n u n U l o n d s y the animat was In their po-ses- prospective members is on seke-Hospital, according; Mayfair Hotel beginning at 7:30 ule, Thl* will precede a number - —— ai«n. Lawton, chairman of O'clock. Mrs. Jullm Turnbull announc'd Trigger, very fonl of children, of short nildresses by adults who | Each member haa boon Instruct- today that tor kindergar ten school had been found one night near the have been invited to attend the epocmention* may ed to bring on* guest. Tho unit has would re-eptw Monday after say-, Rux Theater ami readily accepted affair. ahtototd from J. gtton Moagh. 78 affiliates. m l day* to elaaaon have been an invitation to "hop in" when the I'rof. G. E. McK.iy to in charge architect. AX bids mast have Andrew rnrrsway, suspended. I family’s automobile door was1 of the speaking. by la A. M. Bat- said r'yde Ramsey Is In charge Th* institution waa etoaiit to- opened. They thought the dog io ‘ l-oral Masons have donated the of 21. eof U n . 7wato«rg H l t t l i ' bit a u n / , _ I r«fru«hmvtili. (fell Bor Contract To Paint Hospital Plane Craik Haiti Esrhsrt World Fla , Jack Wynn Fmeipt i*'.[ Alex Sharon Hears YouDemocrats Airport O p e r a t o r Rattle Amendment Employment Depends On A i r m a i l Service tending the convention u f F lo r ­ T h o C ity ilo i's not priipcHo lo employ a full tlm« operator at M o n lilp .il A irport until tho |Hist. n ffli'e llepartniottt ha* ilrsig n atvd Hanford *« a regular s lr n t ill ttop. Aviation Committeeman Volte W illia m s disclosed today. li e pololrd out that Ityt move • as wholly fo r economy, since th ere I* no need lo r a lull-1 Into man at the fly in g field unle*» the 'T ty ha* a irm a il se rvice. -Mr. ,v illtom * explained that F irm a n C hurch , fo rm er nperann had resigned to accept a totter t position In lb * north. T h e committeeman said grading are and harrow ing open-'ton* to ing continued, slid ing ti.xt the class te rra in w ill to in firs t shape within tw « weeks, , ida .......... sc iM iio c ra llc Ctuba In llrudonton where Ihn o rg a n isa ­ tion buttled yesterday o v e r X constitutional amendment p ro hib­ iting e lr it lv o <>r appointive pub­ lic o fficers from seeking tha president v of the S ta le u n it. A ft’-r extended debates, p th * m atter w a* held o ver until some lim e today when a su cce s­ sor to president It. F , M lxell, w ill b» named. T w o of the three candidate* for president now h|dd public o f. flee, tied a th ird resigned re­ cently from a county position. Candidates are C a rl V- C c ie r y . Ja c k so n v ille C ity C o u n cilm an : Tom Ferguson, Miami Ju atlc* of the peace; and D ili) N o lle r * signed engineer of H ernando c u u tltf, *. ,, ‘-q ;! !' wet concrete runw ay and th* rig h t H r* blew out. w reching tho on* dercarriag e. Thera was a t o n t o f Com# from I ho engine, ggp am bulances raced to Ito seen*, a rriv in g lo find M iss E a rh g rt, w hite-faced, clim bing from th# wrecked crm fl, "Som ething m ust have wrong." zha exclaim ed. • We were going about M . an hour when the right t ir o _____ out; I rut the iwitchoa," Anuria said . "Mo on* *raa hurt, only ottr spirits ar* bruised." Her swirt rutting of swltcboa cn the two powerful motora *8 the (50,1)00 plane saved tha agio from catching tlr* and exploding more than m gatlona of | “ H"e Vi. the links. “ T h lo routs* post goat meat a f my world trip, but not c*M*1to> ting." she said. H er rumpanieno, B rad J .' N M B an and capl. H arry Manning, alM escaped Injury an .L .a e lto to ,• * , Pa*red •h 8to W J,**P| / T i f f I’aul M inn; .MIto .Baritarc* le,h iijral •dttoet, toM P ftttotfBlli’ii It) the stitoehod HKlerraf. flog* ewl twisted, pra ta l to m Lg * wing, both motor mmmt and the ■tahlllter beat. Itotlmated repair* would lik e Iwn week* at th* fac­ tory, but four months |f here. C o u n t y Motorists Give State $19,061 In Gasoline Taxes Seminole County motorists can* sune-d 2115,211 gallons nf gaso­ line in February and paid ito State 81D,tMMJI in gas iu * t , nocording to a bulletin released 'to­ day by the Florida Department o t Agriculture. , Automobile owners turned o n f f2.H32.tl to the Federal Oovotw nt'nt tinder the 1-cent per tnlloa a*<rssm*nt. | nx Kerosene ransumptlan In dkg County reached 38.984 gxllonn. * Seminole's rank among sttoya in hutnln« motor fuel was Dade County was big nearly 8,000,000 gallons. La fayette County was on the bottom of the list with |H,000 gallons. In the use of fertiliser, the Ag­ riculture Department reported Seminole In fifth position with tha •niploy mtfitt of 2, l*JO ion*. % Chamber Comm! 11 e e Will M e e t MomUy , j The E xe cu tiv e ant) F lit x n m Com m ittee of the Bemlnolo County Cham ber of Commerce wi I meet at 8 P . M . Monday ta the T. Cham ber E. b u ild in g . Presid en t Simpson announced M em ber* are B . F , M ain **, A r th u r B ran a n , Holland L , ••lit F ra n k Evan s, Sydney 0 . G r a f , W . A . L e f f lt r , H. J , Lehm aa, Jo h n M eitch , 8r^ G . E . BoUlna, B . S e a rc y . S . o . a h ln to lso r, W . »|. T u n n lc liffe , A . 0 . Wl and B . F . W to e le r, - $ ‘V % LOCAL WEATHKg • »* M t l Z ™ 7 . ™ ------------ • * • 14 •J 44 H 11 _____________ 1 || II II If !& ___ t J~'', B • I4> 14 41 . ...... 2 u i_ *TT IT 14 i r :f la l A II 14 - . TR «i .4 * tt 44 V a a a « . 14 :n M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 19, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1fdb96e5d3ebd5bd068fcc3e02de661d.pdf 37e5a14d216b834b94f645232a0e11a2 PDF Text Text ?■ r*v3fr r1 Ii" ’ **1 >- ‘ * a, .• i •,: a ■ J I M ■ _ * * . r v •. - 7- « • - - t * : ‘ - ... r .'. • ^ d t ' . .-p --* ? " tzt: m ' •. d K ' m sw M m tile TUt Take* Place Tomorrow Nigh ggg&9f. — •' ..asT* E ck erson s A n d Johns W ill M e e t in Im portant C o n te e t On School Floor Salty Srkara It Wiaatraf Feature tiaceAtLaafwood r i m i - l - l nil*: •!**■ =*» , *, Frlsnd III* !S N on o i U u Faith Rslty'e .I B e y e r _ 111 Luck , In8th RaceKeeners) Ilin*ool*'o Sahara Is Show Doc I I'ff'iz™*'1 '"imT*It*ii*.« M'/a.atl.. Mice. H I * M « t b c » « To ^ia| Group H Get Under Wiy At Q ^ ^ p . 8 O’clock; No ProL? Um To Be Scheduled Answered Today ii ab t a Following b tb* final troop el Tbo alt-important contest to d«* . . gU* tbo supremacy o f tha Ban* queetietia la b* answrrrd bp Sin‘ b H City Beakolbatl L*ig-e will nttt who conclude* ht* onaagoi, (aha ptara tomorrow night on lha mo nt at ih* Kits Thoator tonight. local high achool floor with tha ((—Raw bag will I mala my ii Ktherson Canncra and the Bt. " Jobna meeting In tha enielnl fray which I* scheduled to brgln a promptly at nine o’clock. * The Conner*, winner* of <ha ' peeped half championship and tied with th* Bt. John* for the flrat ■ half title, can, by winning, anv nag tbo loop ti'le and are prime ), 'favorite* tn il<> ro, Wilh but nne dofrat In thrlr first-half pl*T. h that handed them by the River1. man In the (Inal gam* of that Initial half, th<r Cannon swept S# all opposition aside In the second ■■i,- half to tom* through without daThe Rlvermrn, on tha other hand, aflrr losing to the High rehrol 0 team by a n1-2ft count, found themselves to begin u win­ ning streak which Included their Victory over Ih* Canners to tie up the fight for the first half tltl* and then continued through­ put the second half until the float yarne when the Kcktrson aatflt came through to snap their rivals' winning streak. Their first battle hnd ended In a 14-17 count for the 81, John* whll* their second meeting found tha Eckeraon* on tha long end of a se-.it count. In all likelihood 'Hughes anil Altaian will be at the forward Rnata for thf lllvermen, Herndon al, center .and Harping* and Kin■w at guard* while Ihe Fckcrm * may depend on Whi.Won f* * Q/avItt as forwards, RtkirMMiil-aanter, and Young and guard*. * ii h ■EVENTH—4-1* nil*! tlm*. ! £ a .* ■hlP 1'p f r ln r a lo * k fI 6^ h ! - ' ; j tp ; m i \ 2iv> ,a . i f RfctfM )i n n l# f|iriiH f mrmI Ar* lg Boy Bine Choice tha Light Tlifft*Dyao comblaa. Almost Actuality d i r f k i l d . ai-A A H , rlio ualng Ihe 7-3 combine1 ■■ - pLU??! | $500 Offer Is Initial EventAt Dog Track . > s#m« hOnronMa* la :t l 31 ii; ,M ilJ •*” N IN TH — Futurity astir H**isra Ann rnlth (l*noral Hahara Pllrh L1In mo mil*; itm*. 11.1* !*<• I.l« Senior* of iha 1#3S Marquette univrralry football ream o n (porting new bah* and buckle*, gift* oftb* Marquette Boottrr Club, a group of alumni and fan*. Golden foot­ balls ar* omboiied on tha buck)**. SANFORD MARKET REPORT cn tX A R D B — Sor pH** mederutq tsm aad rao4 *rato, m ir k .I steaCr, rn . per Cos. l i n k * . , mostlf 1*-lle. f.w lie. C L 'C U M H K f in — F I* . bu. b e r k h*«t lik-S.lt, p«Hir I. fair I.Hto trusk.r*, *arttl a***uibl*t* *at l i t . otb*r d.alara far • It hoar period EOOPtANT — nutppliea ll«M •■dins al C . t * A. at., to-tay a* r*- CemaaC tlgnt. m ark .t atiaCv The possibility that Orlando will ported bp J. U. Mlehaai, klann Via. IH bu*. rtl*., best. IH ; utr. to Ih* r*dtrnl. Utel* M*rk*i fair to good, I It-I TS; bu, hprs. make the rlghih member uf ih* i New* Barvtte, UHAMIKis—Pin. *ld. bin. Comb, IJi-1.lt. Florida Stale league luomed lo •111-. L E T TU C E — Buppit.. Ilaht, tteH in b a g * . I.t* J*. .Id manil food, merest steady. Via. near actuality today following bs*. filmic it*. H ••*■ Imus. Mi. H JK IirilU W*.l*rn r r l » , (s ‘l«. No Is *1.1, In i. 3.1S, H t>-. I.jk* l.ia-t.Sa. Kii.C.rpi rris , t .li-l.lt event* which took pince last night i i S d l l IH 'B TA III. UUAVtirittlir — 71a. *ld. b e , at a meeting held In the Orange r.uiVh" iI.Ji-l.lt. *4 fat. lute*. Bi­ P*r ilui. bunrb*.. Ins UNHi.NH--S.irlh.rn Telluw*. SO te*. No 1*. Hid. bin. l.ti. H fascounty city. lit. baa*. I.ie. t i n ■ U p 5j c . fAWIKIUKfcA — P's. t-i fax*, A business man from the Cast, cneih. ss-**r. N.i, *». in-lee. whose name 1* being withhald, (ITItAWBKnniM — Pla. plti*. lie .. irm the hopes of I'aseball-mMrdj AtTI.KC—Kntttrn. Tn»k« fislr iiP mkL lm-. b-kla, I Bo-I 11, Orlandoana tkymeklnr when h* In i UUANH: tl.UIAl—Pin e.i* hurt, offered in donate f SOU If l*wrw- fair III r.nllftAry. 3 t » -]it ; f . » pcople could produce another $IWM1 l.itrv, t.faJ-I.Ii. The bad feellngH and dullHgANI: ISNAPHI — " u a i i l l t t In give the club the neeesa*-y lig h t , d .iiian .1 Ilihl, ni.r- n«HH often attending corcIU k,l tlrndf. PU. bu*. k|iP>, lllaM tend-nff. t*Jr l» ..rillnary, I so- patian take the Joy out of From all Indication*, the group Mlrlnal***. X»o. mi. Iilaeb Vulcullii... i» tlife.. Try a doa# of Blacky attending 'he confab last night It T lil WAX. few. tpouf nu.llty. Draught at tho flrat sign ot prepared is grab the offer of Ilk* i*4-t.rv I1KKTM—»uBBll** m«Hl»r..la d*Northerner artd 'h Is likely that maud mod.rat*. m»rk*l *ua.iy. constipation and nee how t * , e a r 4» * h u n c h .* , are. Is thu franchise depo*k will ' be ' IH,IFiiualUy a ad coadltlon. it-It*, .oni* much better It la to check >/.V; ii < r " p**»i ..hy ,the.‘.rouble before It gcU-0 the deadline, this coming EridttV. l.'AI/nAIIK: (uVlKK.N) — SJJJh!* hold on you. Black-Drought light. itemAU.*'' ,|u.nt. inark.t .lend.. At the session, It was pointed t»*t l i Bu.Ji.aa, pm.rrr, air. to i* purely vegetable mad id, ao out that KiO gam** would ha iiuallty. titt-IU.*«. Sled. bu. bpra. prompt and reliable, , played beginning .Sunday, Apr, IB - suppti** H a b t . d«Get refresh in g relief from * , m * r k * t a t* a d r, b u n c h * * ' m u * l l y 4» * constipation by taking purely towar: Tupp*.l. bu. vegetable UtRtDA IS- efts. |rt ■ » ( , . , 1 1 1 . IIla s m e — PI*. t»i a**, to U'wllty. A GOOD LAXATIVE la th.rt anrlhlne In ih* claim, of iup*rlorlly w* m*kt In bikalf of our (la*T It th.rt tr. rou In . by not Warning the truth fur rouratlf. All « . ran Co la rtnilnd you (bat our* I* n O.a (hat Coe* more, and *avt* mor. - for these who os* It. II will do tb* *am* far >ou r*MM aim — H». eurlr. »earc« Flyer In tho first; Ucht Traffle, AM N’a Ikick's Rati* anil Torrid In the pierood; Ityno, (.'rots' and flnldht Ktsreka In iti* tftlrd; All ToWmoa. dljikftr Melody add Rad Antra tn the fourth; Ann Wet mine. Frisco Fark and |teWt»r Park In tbn fttlfi sail 0*»rk fjtd. paharn'Plash 'and Mack A IW No Iti the altth. Tn'the'aerenth r*ck, Rnap Traf fir. Trafjtd rt1sne^ and' Srntrh ITtnro arWarntVif With Into ||aT low nine, fhitrli Hefner and Ruff Rlirter as top* in 'tha. alghlti and Rpeedy James, True Anna and Rkrtlaa Mahntil In thn tenth. Rome nf the bettors will he off y o u r c re d it h e re Is not Y o u r d a u g h te r m irrie l la s t * 4— W h a t h i t h e a u t c o m e w e e k a n d * h n U a fraid to w rite p r n w a i p r a b lt m ! M is * IL you. S h e w ill c o m m u n ica te w ith A — T h is n m n w ill grt a y o u n e x t w e e k . S h e w ill h e v e r y i n Ju n e a n d y o u . w ill m a n y h im h a p p y in th is m a r r ia g e a n d h v r f u t u r e I* In d ic a t e d f a r i'a b le f r o m Ih lt f a ll. a n . a s tro lo g ic a l sta nd p o int. T h e ir I w o u ld l i k a d to h a v e tilrtli s i g n s h a d m o n i i * a n d t h e y a n s w e r e d e v e r y q u e s t i o n t h a t w a s w ill h e s u c c e s s fu l in th * lr m a r . se n t to m * b u t s p a c e a n d lin to riag e. w ill n o t p e rm it. (j— W h a t w ill I d a a k e st m y U a a a c l a l p r o b l e m ! (Mr. F. I». B. A — I >ee th e p n 'p e tty w ill h e f o rrc lo .n l o n In th* n e xt th irty hest olds il.iy * , ih e r * is n o t h in g y o u r a n d a C C Rub on Muxlcrnlc. Used by mil'ioni (or 2S years. NOT juil a aalve, bul • ^counter-irritant. ’‘ All d.'utttstg.Tbrca itrcn/thi. 1ft—ApWtBMNUf< Ft) It KENT; (is rigs span mem 1U Wtst 4th St. TWO NICELY Birnishsd rooms. Bit) Park Ave. Phone 171. Where to D IN E FURNISHED GARAGE APARTMENT. 708 Park Avsnua. Phone 645. Adulti only. LOST; Rids Truck rack Monday UNFtlltNIHHKI) APARTMENT Bight In Gold.boro. Phone 400. Newly retlulabed. 110 Waul 3td Hlreet. r a n b a l k - m u fum t 1-3 ton truck with celery body. New FOR HAI.E -3 factory built row lubber and tt)37 license tag. ITic* boats. For quick sale, 111 up •IM. Reel * Huns. Call Blade, latngwood. in Sanford MAODOUR’S LUNCH---| Black-Draught Laborers In Miami a f m y , Ask Weekly Wage I). H . ( d i v o r c e Scale S et At $B5 H A V E Y D t ’ l l W a t c h t e p a l r e .1 b y o n e w h o re a lly k n o w s bow . B rlg g * . Je w e le r, M a g in itla A r e . WANTED—HOME one with mutex and equipment to plant and eultlvate crop of corn, 40 arras *W tea* mi shares. Address QC, •are Herald, or phoa* 433 J. track ob C la s s ifie d Advertisem ents M E N I t lE T V IC O It A T O N C K I NEW O i t r e g T t m l e T s h l e t i r e n m ln ra w o yste r tn rlg o ra ic s a n d • c h a r a t lm u t a n t e . O n e tlo s e p e p s b p k fg a n i, g lan d s. If m w d e lig h te d M a k a r refun d s fm v cents p a id , can, w r i t e M c K e y n o i d a D r u g C o m * paay. the l-t* i-aSECOND— . Ray twin Warrior L o n g Shot Is E xpected i|0rkudo Entry In tlllietts'a i T . ( i / j - r __ i____t ___ ■ i . C l . . . i ______ i. T o W in Feature Tonight State League It “jr t rjrtrn*- "•— RMw HRfR «k|lp IriflklMfl. II h t n M N i f i l m Rlftkl t»r w h im rWllNMHfty MHlII M iNRftfV 4 f u lvfp tl* rautlaei • fcs.e ee re*re-*ala. It***. rt.vr.wMr rne-l see Me **>* •HBltr. I SB.* keep. r.mPsa ket* fee rltteee »rer«. Tkere I- ee eUarse tee aeM**-lr«it*«- ll*e.ee.k P IP. «M e WKIUIMNIH. Me* were el iMlteler* ek* ee*. Ikt* ctreltag * n * I? ” I I ' VO Itaymoa Warrior and Rip Colllaa tormod tbo wlaolag dally double combine. a t i r i t * te a r s w v r , n n i l T — 1- l t a l l * ; U m * . : l » M Ann rnarltr II.*• T.sa i l l IrnwrlDtUtn n o Si* Vine** (Hlt.lt. I ’li) ’ ((— iVkat ran I ripart frata ary T * p k 4t f’H ieA. lavratmrat ia Miami! Mr. T . D. 1A CUMlNfl HKIJK AGAIN. 8. L S n * * " ' he »r> A — Y m i w ill k a v a a n o p p o n u a l<* »k* A sa.kill llutet. i *1 — " f J " " ' . '♦••vk sack l y t o s e l l y o u r i n r * » t m » n t next m o n th at tw ic e w h a t y o u p a id fa r twraty rear*' a iiu r l.* ,* nlth i t . ()—-What la tb* i n n * I 4a nat hear from my daagktrr! Mrs. D. h e c a u s e H # rol'IlTH—J-li mil*: tlm*. fifVir** ri*»a in * « HIif* U(M«. ■hinny Darnsy_____ *■ CINCINNATI. Karr 1V _ < M P a a l n m i M , n e w k u i m , J , agvr o f the Cincinnati-owned DuK ban team of itw Piedmont loaf ok t u captain o f lHo CocrgetoWjk foobat] team hi 1W4. Ha * u a major on» ntaor ha|M cvebat for IS loan* * PalaMlt* Ava. Neal Ta Fire BUIlua A REAL MEAL - .......-S3* MIAMI, M a r . 17. - T h o b r ' c k . la y e rs , m a s o n * a n il 'p ls .trrir* u n io n nf the M ia m i tp u llillo x t r a d e s r n u n i - l t h a * ikmIi-iI hip t ir e s n f Its In te n tio n lo a -k lo r n w a * * a p p ro x im a tin g |< i3 a w eek. T h e n o tic e * , w h lr h p ro p o s e to k e e p I h e p r e r a i l i n g 40- h n u r . f l r i i d a y w e e k , b u t w ith th e h o u rly ra ta In c re a se d fro m th * p re .rn t I I . 3S t o 4113 P i t , w a r e m s l t a d la s t w e e k t o a ll a r c h lt e r t * u n it to a e ne ra l co n tracto r* a n d su b c o n ­ tra cto rs w h o b a r* w o rk in g a g rre m r n t * w ith tb * a n io n . T h / p ro p o s e ,! c h a n g e In scale w o u l d b e a f f e c t i v e J u n e 13 w h e n the curra nt a n nu a l w a ge and fcour a g rs a m e n t e xp ire e. T h e u n io n , w h ic h h a * a m e m ­ b e rs h ip o f a b o u t to o In H a d e county, In c lu d e s stonem ason*, c e m e n t t ln t a h e r a . m a t h to x e lt .r * a n d terrasso w orker*, b e s id e s b ilrk ta y a r* a n d p la s te re r* . T h e u n to n o lils ln o d th e c u r ­ r e n t f t . 15 r a l e l a s t y e a r . F ) i r t w o ye a rs p re rlo u s ty Ih e ra te h a d : b e e n It. F o r e ls h t y e a r* p rio r I t n I h e d e p r e s s i o n c u t I n I S 33, Ih * rite s is ftto . T h is w a s th e ra le that p re ­ v a i l e d d u r i n g t h * 1,34 b o o m I’lnnH Beinft Made For Cleveland Fair 11)37 r d l t l o n o f C la V e lin d 'f big sh ow . "F lo rid a 's ro n td ib u ilu n to 'h o (ire a t I j k r s R & n o s iilo n o f IW W i w a i ao o u ts ta n d in g ," * tid M r. S h a f f e r , “ t h a t w e a r e d e e p l y t"i-j i r m t e d in k n o w in g w h at r.s w , j frn tu trs w ill be In c o rp o ra te d ' tf| t h e 11)37 s h o w a n d h a v e c o m * a l l th * w a y to U s L s m l to s «* w h a t M r. B ra w n ha* In the w a y if r * v fra tu rra fo r the e n te n a ln m c n t a n d e n l l g h t m c m o f t h e m t l l l o n a w e * 1p e ct tn p a * , th ro u g h th e E x p o s tlio n g a te * n e it » u m m » r . " IV e fin d th a t m a n y n e w a n d v e ry In tttt.tin g feature* a r e b v.n g e v o lv n l at the e xte n a tve s t.d io s m a in ta in e d b y M r . B r o w n a m t h i* c o -w o rk s ra h e re In D e L a n d ." PKJOYOUS s o r t Keep Eyes Ope n Says Vet Motorist F o r Safe Driving, H O U S T O N . M a r . ! 7. — ( * h - J a : g D o n n e lly , w h o d r o r e fir* e n g in e s , llm o u s la e g a n d p o lice p a tro l w a g ­ o n * h u nd re d * of th ou san d s of m ile s w ith o u t a n a c c id e n t In th e 34 y e a r * b e f o r e h e r e t i r e d t o b e c o m e a tra ffic d ire c to r, (Ire s t h is * ru le f o r , sa n s tlrtrln g : " I a lw a y s to o h e d fo r th * o tb ur fe llo w to b * e ith e r c ra s y n r d ru n h a v d g * T * h in t th e ro a d .” D o n n e 'ly d r o v e lh a firs t ra n to r H r * a n g in a In H o u s to n , w m c h a u '/ e u r fo r s * * * n m a y o r* a n d ^ p ilo te d s u c h n o ta b le * n e (te n e rn l J.x h tx J . P e r s h i n g a n d M a rs h a ll p e rd ln a n d F o r k o n v is its h e re , j "N * re r e rs n scra tch e d a fender fn a |j t h a t lim a ,'* a n y a t h * a g in g ! )|tt|e Ir is h m a n . " I f p e o p le w a s n 't )a i n r h a h e tlu v a b u r r y , th e y 'd ,|t l , lo n g e r a n d h a v e le s s s e c t- LISTEN TO R C COLA- r« s ijjs TuranAY. it t» JtJW«»• t< W J t I - a r g M W l l . U Trim, • • M I w n tn — TAMP* I C M d l THURBDAY.^MARCH 1ft w in — aASH vittn ama-Tiaa NICK'S Liquor Store SOT E . l i t S t. mma T h e Beat In wrnr— t n x a i.n r r n K * T w f a v -m r i x x x n * r r nma-fwa • *«• LIQUORS SATURDAY, MARCH OT GINS vatnn—miami !*■*•-taum r i t W M A b -iK H tlU N *,S»-I*il» WINES WHISKIES A loin piste Variety To Stkcl Fron ..| n a T r r d r t r * m o r e t h a n a b o u t s s m i|r a , a h o u r s a d I d o n 't a r a ija a a y b o d y o v e r w h o 'e g o t ^ r |a h t o ( w * y . T h a t ’* p r o b a b l y j n a „ f p U t the c ity o u t o n * B )rk a t(u r re p a irin g w re ck e d e a r* ." RE/r/?fSHMtNl BUY BLUE GRASS, Blue liltsbon or Cyetoo* Mowers and set th* utmoat In Lawanoower ralue. BtanleyiRngars Hardware Company, » , 00t) TOMATO Hiaata tor sale. I'bon* 343-M. C. F. Bnaau. HMALI. furnished ’ atimmer. Immediate Mr*. Bill Rngera, May R. L Downing, 10, of EaJd, M TARTM D— SM A LL plaao. Prefer Okla., ha* discarded hh spectacles stadia for rash. Ernst. lt>4 East and ia cut>in« bis third set uf /•fferaoa, Orlando. Fla. teeth. ____ SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY �Divorcee Quizzed In Sodeiy KUHag Communism Named Assistant Attorney General %kk* Strike M a t Death 01 5 la R e c e n t Riot* last A c t i v i t i e s l a P a r i s Stopped i 1u',KZAmelia Hits Hawaii Kw k m Sixteen Hours A fter Doctriae Is R u l a Of Faadiy, Shakes Bases Of S o c i e t y Mine E xpM oas Sig* n a I Inauguration Of H u g e Assault Under A r t i l l e r y MImt Clashes , Hark First Day Leaving California Negroes Rescue'Florida Boom Is (ilohc-Girdling White Mao After Under Way, Says Plunge lo Lake Former Resident Fl i er MADRID, (U r. l«^ -4 *}-4 )ov VATICAN CITY, Mar. 18— <A>) Averages 150 MPH ernmrttt infantrymoa, charging —P«*l* Ftn« XI coadomnad ComOn All-Night Hop MOnkm ai "ih* ruin a f tha family and oaaifty" la a ItagUty ettcycHlanding Tn Honolulu < cal tMMd today. Bitter A t t a c k Are Tha R «ty Father, la a vigoroo* attack oa ike force* ka hat fought1 * Expected A g a i n s t •tew throughout kb m i t t eerlou* | iFire Department An* T.V.Lewis VlsitsBo)s' h B l u m Government illness. declared only the Catholic | swers Early Morn Attending Chimney I ran effectively oppose what he. termed tha “ravage* of an antL-| r Residence A l a r m Rock C a m p Site Speedv Ship Outruns go campaign which thakaa aociaty to lie very foundation.” Pfnddlmr nippers field rrpresentnWalter Russell, Sanford cigar He devoted eeveral paragraph* to MU* Thereon Ludwig (above). ‘amp, North maker, wa, reecued from lake 'lv* »f Chimney Itock O u t O f ’F r i s c o LVycar-old divorcee, was detained domonetrating htw tho Catholic 8am t Whitaker of Chatttf Monroe l*'r yesterday afternoon Carolina, wait In .HnnfonI toilnv. by police for queil ionlng follow* Religion In tho family and tho aooga, Trnn-, la ahown at Wnshj after being awakened .from a nap «n boy* who have prrri-'1 TTOVOUtUT. Map. 1*.— Ing tho mysterious slaying o f ■taie waa tho heat equipped agent Ington Juat after taking the o«Df on tha bulkhea.l and plunging Into w elf attemlrd the ramp, and thrlr to romhac Com man Urn which, he Sirs. Rose Cable, society Umdor, the watar. parent*, and predicted an umisu- f.\ P )— Amelin Knrhnrt land* of offlco as aaalatant attorney In her fashionable home at Can­ ■recited, “will pteclphate one and general. Boam months ago U F ir. Chief Mack Cleveland. t n thoi oil her trlrtlic-trlnllintr "flvtiHf b y Btmwroua m inor claahra ton, Ohio. Officer* quoted Doe- all to rain aad catastr ophe." laboratory" nt W heeler Field ■kn.d it^n, rim ... . . . » __ C*tttO thi* *11ttltitt‘ T. made a special report (nevtf !■ tb g C ity 's at recta but no ber 8. Cable, husband o f tho slain The H o l y Father called upon “This has born n grrat season nt 8:2D A . M. P acific Stand* published) to Attorney General »«rk ja disorders, workers demonChrletlan employara to combat matron, as saying ho hail been for Florida," Mr. Lewi* uld, nn1 lim e (otlny (1 1 :2 9 ■bated their power to enforce de intimate with Mis* ludwlg for Communi*m by rocogntelng “the Homer 8, Cummings on the share ••There have been more lourlm A K S X , com p|1.t|nff the 2,400teaada for the destruction ot revrn yrara, (Associated Preaa Inallenablo righto of the working croppers in the South. (Associated her® than ever bgfor** Triin*|H>rn____ * Presa Photo) "Fhacbm* hi France. man.* Photo) dun agnclcf, hotel*, upnriinrnt*, n ° ' 1P v?Ae r . AD •faetorlee, most shops, re*, place* of amu*ftn*nt hav* been 1^?H ft|11 • ^ I®®* thRU tasrams aad office* w*r# dosed crowded to capacity. In some pane Ut Bound, •mil bm « by a general strike, of the .State a veritable building The avlatrlg and her crew of eaDed ky ike Oeneral Confederaboom It under way. Tho future 'hrro thus averaged belter fhaa lte« af Workers la proteit p r r : over, :r ; looks bright for Florida." IRn miles an hour on the night «k* *ma*sacre ---- — of CTchy" ---- - J n Tues- J Mr. Lewis said that the Chimney! n,^ « '« , Oakland ■ay a tta aad early yesterday i Rock Camp Is loeated »n Ijske ■' ,:IT P- s yesterday. wkea armed police charged Com-1 I.iir® Ui mile* fiom llt*ml*r»on* / ' " m<* ^ hour*, 51 1*1 munist street faanlcades in ihe Unauthorized Salesmen Offer Courses In vlll^, nu l 1* ihi* property o f Rut*® niinwe* was niailo through iHt workers' suburb, outride a right-: Work; Use Malls In Operation; Combe of Miami, n former te I- ctnudy sklet anti orraslonal show1st mass meeting. Serulnolo County citrus growers dent of Apopka nnd Hanford, who ‘ r* without ml-hap. In the capital Itself, about J,-] Two Get 5 Months are contributing* their sham to direct* its many aetivitlea. Lar.t Miss Karhart's ISO.OOt) craft ■■•,080 persona Joined the strikoi ll>,. record RraiM'fntll yield of year IW boys Iwtwrcn the age* thrived over the city at an altiwhich, until the dcallino at II A.! The KegIona I Uncial Reritrlly 17^00.1)00 buses of ft till which of H and 10 availed themselves of ^ " ” f fee* at ti:IT A. H M , stopped traffic. For Buildiiig Fund; Railro^ Pension IVtaril front lllrmlnghatn Issued llir state U Cl (ice ted to product* its privilege*. * ?• T. 8o complete was the paralysis a warning lodsy urging Pemlnris this year, the Crop Reporting | Among the more popular sport. , Ea,hart plane left OakD-splln tho law Interest rats I Assessment Seen that the morning session of tnu> County lo beware of "sorlal se­ Hoard said yesterday In Or-1 engagtd In at Chimney Rock are ...... P-rnr* of two Chamber of Deputies, where a bit.’ BB,, l°n*-lee» period fur repay As Insufficient curity rorrespondenro srhimla. l.mdi). swimming, boating, archery, base- un-American cH pym but I. jteir attack Is Iiperted on Premier' meel, oaly lour local cltUeui Ilenry C. Meglll, field repr-*The Flotilla crop was Ihe chief hall, liorsebaek, riding, lennl*. ” / '* ,0wer. heavier ahlpe r . ‘ ua>> rorernment over the Cllehy, davo taken advaatagw of tho red eeMstlee of the Burial Peeurllg (prior In swelling trial grapefruit I •:olr, 'basketball, and camping. The 1 ” fWM, waa reported. Roe fit In JkrlsonvMte. ’ report-d. pro hu tIon for Iho ritual ry In an I ern| Rnivdiig Admhiletrntlon |tton| Railroad c l r c t s * berw amp staft cnttsi'ta of espoiienccl the eoneletlon of two men In the Isltm ated Ig.lT I DM h o le s — fr.r t situ« It ,*vus first ullered here.] learned today that 'he U. H. .T.HTtivea and eoun-clur* t. PonUrymony Unit ■ Henry Welsnn, VII,\ representa­ Treaanry Depart meet rawsIdwestern part nt the. .Va't’ri tive, said lot'ayStales. rred that "law s pr*|ssed is An inspection disclose,) -hi: the s of the I-»y' and a doctor, mi >• finance tb* raHmd pmmya* Tho pair waa attempting to lle said h,r a.ts consllerahlv bonier had been dripping kermere U:<J .Bu-.p mothri who 1>ok a: , c lem are loo tew." *utprl*ct| that Pll A hnslnrs* roasplre and to defraud by Mis­ i Tb" norcatt o f ‘Atrlctiltnnl for prohahly tveral tlay* and the il„. boys' phyri' -I w. ll -i- lt>:7. representing themselves as due- Fconomlrs reported prospect l*» U rhrn floor 1enea'h the stove wa­ From Waabtef'ea lb* A » failed tn show a dvrltled spurt • no t.- I* no |p- 'C I lace in *1'" ernment oftlrlata hileh of tto brmluctlnn r<r pll Florid* orsoclaltd Free* reported Act­ whin tho Ctly’s lioml reflnanril I -s-niB'cil with the foe). world lL«n Chuer-t >' II • ' * ' ’’ . lug program was arraigned, a roupln was sentenced In r. j,n-f.*± iDcIttilloe tinrorltie* w-* ing Secretary Seawall Ma* Tin- fire chief reported ihr for boys to devil O Into do trio' fnelor wlilrli lleflnllely set tho •) spp ppp hos-s o eerord com (!,* <n < ate their way through lint type of manhood," M r. Lewi* months In tho penitentiary. gill as saying that atudies municipality on the safe aide of iadlcried Ik, levies (f it , Uurii course* are living ofo I nttrrd with the ie.ppn.aaa hose* , . (liny nn I In n a room on (hr *r said. * llln flnanel.il leilger, pertenl) "would fall consid­ by mall and personal e-ilu-li.it mi In tlV" *,* nod wItb the fire-yenr , ,.k,| smry. although the daning ] Hr. Writson said he was tin erably sheet i f meeting Ike —In some rases by suleco n nrrratc <f !*atpoao hoia* lu te was confined print (pally in [ rrrtnln Just how long ferteml repaired payments." Florida'* ftro-rcar DCemso ■looked wall*. potlpg a* (liiverpintmt nf lie 11 • 'j fund* wonlr| ho avallnldn for Me added Ihat emigre** It I* sail. .Mr Mi-gill conllnu . | . —.-Sri.tt stett stii Ita-.TPP' j hull 'lug prlvnln resblenres. a*. may find M necessary to •'Case* have lieuii rupultnl l >' i setting that Ihe plan "may ogmodify Ike rates somewhat. money ha* Inon paid (nr It. o ' It'n llisiV l>w Pane Setae) ■ penpaaXImi la which b u s lug ctHirsee' (or Racial 8ecu ■'. | agemewf aad lober chiefs Jobs. Apparcnlly Ihls Is a sort o i l reghtrm i dkmswt. rocket and I* being Inveatlgatod j Gull'licl To AUvnd Kail rseewrive* and labor by Federal iiiithurtllr*, Tb- ! AHsm ialion M e c t CITY NEWS BRIEFS Isiertsta early Ikte week bit salesmen liegtcct In tell It. If ■la, that several bipmsnts of In Tumpa ToniKht spoa ■■ agrsemesl fse ihe prospeel* that complellnu of so '1! Florida potatoes had been si-lrcd retirement a f railway emprivate courses nt ingtrurll m In ihe imrih to cause they were] It was e-tlni.itel that ipproslFotrr-a fiatchet. i director e»f pteyes alter they reach M doe* not remove the nerpsslly ( o f misbranded matelv l*,ii poultry bnslnesaea years age, ee hart had 10 meeting civil service require- the |*lmid i llcl'er II sines* AaProvisions In the Food nnd are In nporatfnn In Hemlnohv years nervlc. sociation, was rioted to lea<o meals. Drug Act make It posslblu hi I'oUnlT er near enough tu show "Attention also I* railed In Ihe her* this afternoon for Tanipn rflnflsralc s -rh vrgeUtbln laggiol nil effort here. fart that the Racial Beruilty where he will attend a dtreeto.- a i I). 8. No. I if inch unit is found Alec II. Johnson, ruin of tha Hoard doe* not m.ik» nppotil- meeting of the urganiiation to­ lo contain as liiirlt u* .It) firr- h-aders Ip Ihp pm Joel, |* seeking night. NientH lo HItrie rite rule* wlnen rent defective stock. to Include tho small volume deal­ ff'cisl Tht lornl Assoeiatlon 1admlnlrier Fetleral Hlalo prte A silggratlun was made by tho er us much a* lha larger bualI grama under Ihe Knelal Hreurlty said the group will illseoRutra.i of Agricultural Kcouom- nes*. . ' Art, These ap|Hilnlnieii1« are pore! leg i dal ion nn whlrh will bo ' B o n d Validation Is I ic* thil receiver* paint out Inwill meet at The Irish them* was adopted made directly through the Hialu suhnltbul to tho State Legisla­ . correct grade stntriiients on Okehed By JuriMt: ] ture this year. f night in tha yeetenlay by pnpUa of tho agency Itself. sacks, remove misleading tags, |100 Local Teachers Mr. Gairhel poime-l nut that tho r* of the fra-1 gm.ih Hide primary fichool m * “The Civil Service CnmmUrdon Bf r cme Court Next nr transfer polaloei tn piuin Attend Convention ***’ special 8t. Patrick's fray pro- Join* Ihe Hoard In rontlrmnlng Iluriles* Association i* composed bug* if m-erssury. When pneli aecntirily of 'independent merchants, gram. Opening In Orlando I the fraudulent activities of llie*e Haafard'a f^DOO.OOO bond re1 tion is necessary, there ap|wnrs itholie Churrh . . . Abrut 111) rlirertur* cnmp.'M fnndipg program wa* vali-iaied In lor no gotel rru-un for mil out 12,'d) ■ A Bumbar of Irish song* were |training course salesmen because] More ibsn Iml icacher* In Bernthe Tn-trd. Th-y are select’ d sales etforls are being directed, Tweoday .when Jurlge Millard ft. charging tho expense to Ihe ship­ >11 held at ih*••*» «-» chiefly In unemployed an<l lr. from ritlr* from I'ensneola lo InnI,. Pouniy puHie schools wero Rmkk affixed Ids signature m n per. wil| go Inin n ' ^ „ R ! *»»aam» wero thrown nitrnding ihe annual convention of Key West, giving a solid repretaart order okching the refineryThe Rtirenu -aid that flagrant ih« Fliiridn Kduearlonal Associa­ iew Church. ,h* *tf**"- A sotting de­ persona with limited Income*. ■ en'stion „ f every secttari i f laC, according to rrcordi maiLr ‘ IncidentallyM r. MektM r.-n signed to rweembte n radio slaor reprntril violation of tho F im h I tion in Itrlunito inday, T. W. Law* available today tn iba Court , 1., » Don waa m a ^ more Interestin'* rinded, “ the Hoard now has <m the I Late, nnd Drug Act may result in tho ion. County supvrintemlont, aitNn. Gatihrl will areompany Garden Flower Show , mnfi-retion »f entire carloads Mr, datehel. The couple will it- W i l l Be ConcludedI and Ihe citation of tho shipper nnitneed this morning. Chy Attorney Fred X. Wilson Elgin inuruemrs from education­ tarn late tonight. peered as vtallbra. Mid tb* next step will L« to reach I handler for criminal prusecu- al institution* in this sertnn havo W i t h Night Exhibit- or tha Mgh tribunal within the next Those responsible for th.< en­ tion. prominent part* on the three-day U w days. This Is a routine step. tertainment Included MU* Ztllah Take Final Step* JoliiHon'H Monroe program. With tha Bendkoldtra* Plot*--Welch, Mis* Freest In* Wexipht), Classroom work waa suspend­ Woodmen Will Flan tten Committee, holding 87 perHome DeHtroyed By To Remove Barrier The Supervisory Committee of MU* Hetty Moore, Mr* Vivian ed yesterday to enable teachers r, feat of tha defaulted cerlfkat**, the State Farmers* klarket will Proeby Welch aad Mr*. Lottie To Participate In attend the ronrlavo. School will ha Eftrly Morning Fire To Wallie’HDecree la M ritC M t whk iba plan, sail meet at 7:10 p. M. Frriay In the Monday morning. wkk Iba owner* o f slightly Is** Market Building. Secretary J. C. Lakeland Ccremonv resumed Only white* ptoent at tha eon* tkaa 180 bands uneon;acted, the Michael announced today. veniion, Mr. Lawton saltl, espial** PMMiaai Is expected to ride F i f t v W P A W n r L m e n K,n* ’" Pr0**"’. In wh» ! w»* 1 ing that negro Instructors have aa ■ W O r l t m e n terproted by logil auihoritire ikraagh iba Court wkk aa opposlassociation of their own. Navy Seeks Youths j? P l°y ® d For • »<-p «» "m ove ,he i*.. ie„ Aviatrix Meets Clouds And Rain ‘Phonies’ A r e O bject O f Seminole Co unt y Security Board Warning Citrus I n d u s t r y Aids Record Crop j Convention Plans A r e Outlined In Local Lions Me e t May Hp Formed Tn Seminole (’o u n t y J Conradi Addresses Sanford Kiwnnians On Spiritual Value V M Barker Named Conclave Delegate m M m Csrmka Barber, af lha aak Sido Frimary School, today as aamod laafocd's dolrgatt >o a onavomloa of iba National A«- In Seminole County 8 © h o o l Field •on's final decree divorce, « --------■' u — ' ■ plied today for instruction* The Navy Department today w*< “ ora than 14 WFA workmen procedure to tho president of t stoking Seminole County youth* m f * '*** ****** dlvorto coon. Bir Boyd Mer who are Imerrricd In onlUtlng in AtMerlc Field lmprovem-r.> No details were disclosed, the servl<-e. Complete information W. 8. Earla, work <llreri»rj Tomorrow's olflrial coun cai may be hnd from Chief Markin- VT =*™l"ote Cosaty, aamjunrfd |jM contained a listing of the cs in's Mate W. J. How, Navy rocre“ ®r" i" r for 10:30 A, M. king officer. Fulcra I Court House, A *»•» af laki m a yowenliv The step was considered uni react (3,500. Krapriye** of I'rlr*'* Store at Matuoai sai l the blare was believtd m have started from defer•Ive piling in ihe attic. Flames ware fk-t di'tovered there, bat had na(* such headway ihar fightlag dwm proved to he futile. Fair person* were in the buildlag M in time it wax burning. They wire Mr. nnd Mrs.Johnson, Mr*. nkrics Davi*, the mother of N n . U> nson, ami a boy, Charles Da*i»fh* k me contained six or tight LOCAL Florida Husbanda May Get Alimony FORT LAUDERDALF, Mar. 18. —riP>—Ropr*soara>ivo Dwight L. Rogers said today be would of­ fer a bill In iba Legislature next since the Hanford unit inaugurated momb to make husbanda eligible a m e m b e r-h ip drive a week ago. A goal of SO is stt. for alimecy from their wive*. W E A T H E R �------- - ----------- :i. \ a only Chins baft Basalt in tho foot. Mumolini visits Libya, tho Itsllas northern moot of Africa. On hio magnificent Italian float omnean and rutting tha “jlfsHun of tho British Empire; and In Tripoli * n which ho says, "Say to tha throo ____... ems of tho world that I am thotr friend." Moat of tho th m hundred mains. Tho war In Spain contbioaa merrily an. Hundreds of thousands of lives have been loot and bOUona of worth of property destroyed. Buffering haa been which only death can eliminator and hatred haa gendered which will last for generations. According to tha ntest estimates, then are now eighty fighting on the rebel side in Spoilt, and some forty thous­ and Ormans. Tho "little world wiar* la place In Spain. In Paris, and in most of Europe tho menta which precipitated the rovohrtloa fat Spain art at work threatening, the stability of every gnretiwiawf. On Wednesday ala persons wen killed and more than 1B0 were Injured when extremists of both the radkdhr and conserva­ Democratic Senator Bark# of tives clashed in a street battle. Foreign experts say that Ntkrnki, la kte radio apooth, In at least a down countries of the world revolutions are called tha President’* court fra* P-aa> “the greatest dkaervtco evev brewing. la iha causa of democracy.” Even in the United 8tatea there le troobto. Bit down don* TW statement la strong, bat Jnestrikes, an importation from Europe, rage from one end of tlftod. Perhaps If differently tho country to the other. Hundreds of tboaeaads of work­ phraoed tha truth la k ad|k ho ingmen quit their jobs, and take possession of tba prop­ mora readily grasped. I lamgtee erty of their employers. Twenty thousand striking auto­ that much of the pnkite thinks at mobile workers defy an order of the coart to evacuate aa*h statomeata a* mem argume.f stances will find ia fame ai the will bare property Illegally seised. The strong arm of the govern­ lalhro rhetoric. The pohli* doee njf tBo aw realise that America haa coats ment Is apparently paralysed. lo a phase la which the vary as* judiciary. Tha doatruotten will he And so It goes. The Ohio valley ie just now digging ramLata of cirlliiatlon taint ha re* *0 far-reaehhig that every half-trill, Itself out from the worst flood In history. The middle taught—for the benefit of a gea­ will know that bafora the courts western farmers are already worrying about next summer's rratios that has not had to giro tha ckiian Is as loegar eqoal wkh tha savant mcat. drought, not having recovered yet from the one of last thought to them. It la *aid that the cbm summer and the summer before. In Chicago taxi cab Orica la so often a china flails am be permanent. It It drivers surge through the streets overturning. autos, himself summoned lata roan la a l tha new Jteatk** appoli wrecking windows with stones and brUkbata. In Wash­ tlcllfttlnn In which the PrasidaM would da*ids ington Secretary Hull is busy apologising to GtrmaBy for la tha other pony. At all of •vary citlaen ia subject to k. Whaa ,, tho' Indiscrete remarks of some of our leading eitiseas. || kantteSS ft *® *** huppaM the* tb« eltlua citlsan ksown know* tkm that b# So wo can be thankful that we Ihre in Sanford. We bafor* the court ha itanda equal * "T, » » mny have high taxes and burdensome bond debts. The with ih# fovammant. The court V W*T *** !** f Trials-A, weather may be too warm for celery in January and them ftals no obligation to dacld* ia' ,h* ** “ favor of tha gnvamnwnt. There mny be too many bugs In March. We may not make much money as they do some places and we may miss a hava b**n csaipUints ogalntt alt _______ HTTW al^viTor break *Hch £ 3 « a ;: I f - ™ ' for metI r i * y~ra- But court1 hnd bine in in H fn/or of # u lV tr t< nw n ■ flxttl DM* f v r wi .. .. Con* m / s ttorMa down’ll others heads in riots and revolutions. Sanford Is the the jfovirnment. There hcen been . I f T L ^ phsMcsi sag n*w mica, and btiWvi u*. Isafest and most peaceful dty in the world today, WTffl i.wkb' him on that. I -----------O—— — jmlfn*; - t i r j^ r i r s s a - « ■ . . WihtWafcKfc M m CHUCK W W f i SFSCoAL BrO* B u t* Baa On WeMed Tatar* Mrt. Jantdlo Wise Klllot! (above), pretty brlsl* of Oxford, Miss., hoe won hrr fight agutnst n ('tat mu iKtu -mnkiy.m.rr,* of m nrneu vcncncni un tMrricd teachers in in mo Iho UnlvtrltUh whool In thet city. She 'acuity ««• for marrylag but took tha<*issue th« il-ir X . STS — V - O l * * - ! * to court and the Judges decided «Vha Tallahassee Democrat thinks Doing Thin** Differently »'ns* of obligation to do what tha 1rrspact B* A tJ ■ A° Trials A sad In hvr favor. (Asnclatrd larvae liar RFC aland* fur Roaeavtlt’s guvcrnmrnt .k-mand. | S_ ± ± * J Photo) , flmMa Chaw. | ft«op|p Jn things differently in different parts of the The indrprnilrnro of the JudlmrntfwSrTim Pr*aidant ' a . ~T~T 0 world. And what mny seem exceedingly strange to one per- clary, this Mfrguard against 00-' appoint hie new juitlcM wbh pandrnr* of the Supremo Court, We tea It would b* of little use fur tho goei around » doing anythin, « U » may be tho perfectly W b l r t t h h « . X S T d o w I t h press loo by government, la a# because he la always ao bmy Training. custom, and environment have much to do wltn moat precious pooaaaslon of m m ,' iaf( u , urM|M that k la tha future lower courts to make Indtpao-ltnt the way we behave ourselves, and none of ua can be too Bedsit a wa have long had k we mMUUrM that tha PrasidaM, entt- tkclalona, to hold the balance even hava *" me to tiko It for groM*d.| ic|ou,jy , r pneoaodouaty, haa bet wren tha cltlttna and the guv. sure that we ore the ones who are right. It will b* iiu«r**iln, tooeuwlwn] • »<jn (jermJH1 railway dining cars," rays Walter J. No American la able to cotwalva mM| !n ra(nj ^tio p-f» m*S*ur*4 arnmant, If tho cnaea on apptal a court at being anything diffsr- tha, tha ^ap ^ m< c*tm has kavat- ware to b* always decl lad In f«I r ^ ' . r ^ ^ . ’SllHolmes In Ft>ri.es Magazine, "no one ia served tiO all are ent. II* cannot conc«lv* a court ^ K ^ _ Trlpk-A nod the ear o f the govamnttni. Tha tra­ f a l who will be tha first halfback seated for a particular setting. Then a waiter brings a ss being what couna are In Rus-{ do not, by thahr abastic*. dltlon of an tndepondem Judiciary, t« ttsga a alt down sulk*. huge howl of soup down tho car alslo and aervea everyone. |sia. Garmany and Italy.m*roogen-1 Mr)ra’ ,y |MOnvsniawto Mr.Booeo- tho what# morale of all count, -oAdministration ami tho would In lima disappear. America “We are Ian thousand years neat-1Lnter the meat course is served to all diners at the same cl*a of tho gov*ram*nt, carrying, rtlt out tha will of government, never l n j,|i f w*H with* would brromo s country In which 19 permanent pence than werr time, and so on.” of doing anything the ou| . tho ekioen would go Into court the anv*men of tan thousand y»nri Other peculiarities cited abroad by Mr. Holmes are dreaming government do*a not deal re. Hoc* over, oven if tho new jut- knowing that tho dorition was pr* j i f * ," says Carrie Chapman Cat. listed os follows: So long hava wo In Amirlca t|e*a war* dlipnad, after n ported dttarasinad against him. (; Perhaps, but lhaaa uf ui llvln, Singapore newspapers are sold folded and sealed us fait sacuro In this possession af on 0f dafarane* today won’t know any mora about ih thea our cavtmrn ancestor* did evidence that the boy has not picked up the paper In some independent Judiciary that inlay car Heat or hotel lobby. wa think U ia like tho sir wa a It otifmatad that tha PrThrifty citliena of Manila wait until a newspaper haa braatha, somathlng eonfarrad apon troit ■utomubll* strlka coat sever­ been on the street a few hours and then buy it from the ua without affon on one pari al time* mora from the standpoint hoy for lesa than tho regular price. Without effort by thte gamrn;( of economic end Material lose Ceylon, Germany. Belgium and other countries now tlon, true enough. But wo have for­ gotten that to achieve k took ef­ f f i v i ^ K v M l o hB . a ? A d f i | " » t ™ n* f 0trta,tl° " byt ‘ he * f * k „o r b *obU» W * “ fort upon the port of Kora* of; •qb. At tenet it coat us mnr* «d-|much ns you like) Instfod of b y tho mile, generation'. It took over tlx ranvovtiaing than ih* flood did. I lA rgo-sIto wom en's shoes a m used in window dU- turiea. It look wars and blood-ksd --------- a--------I pjgyg |n Denmark. Scelnjr thorn, wnmen with Urge fe*t and many martyrdoma. Victory Out nf Amatlca’a gwat believe that theirs are average; women with amnll feet are was lint achieved In Ragland It . torn tho other day when B«*rI flattered. had boon won than bafor* Anav­ ies wrote Its constitution. But A - t l ^ h a d V u S J ,oP* J ? r I ln IwMliwr cities Of tho Orient there la i dfin r and hod boon to recently won that ih*. ________. . . . _____ nw. Admiral Hob*»n wa* the|helper oti each taxlcnb. Most Japanese street can have writer* knew how Important li! mewl 10 tarry not ha wilt ' UMherth. tho Rudy Vnllc* ami 111 contluclor and conductorette, and Shanghai buaea usually was. They amntad America ts bat If k woe* the Boptmao Conn - the Pvostdam Rooaovalt, all roll*! Iopi>ruto with a crew of three—a striking contrast to New n country ln which the qnotiha! aIon* tho* teas* las tedapmn n ld ono, of a generation M».|YorJ( subways. abaaId never aelee. Bo they wrote! that wauld b* draedhU on < W t h o « g h ho ootlivad hi. popu. Throw a shudder at the thoufht of what would hap- the ronatkurion In each n wa) oa But tha ladoevndowm o f tho M y , tho notioa mourns W* f " j pen if New York operated subways on the methods of Paris lo assure iho Indtpandanco *4 th*j Podocal senna, and o f the Bargains fa iW a fiy ’a G I m I Your insides warm ed with su d ia mild whiskey -y o u sure fe d grateful! no whiahey I over hoard o f that's ■o grataftil and c tr a h tih g aa th k recipe o f tha W U koa Family. That'a part h a e m s o f tha hemot part by reason of kaenmtaadnw i. WeHIttoohtkno to work cot this recipe. Fifty, aiaty—I couldn't say Just hoar many years you’d aay tha WUkcn Family haa bean tha* tiling if you were to htmp all our •oci todtbaf# And thii Is our own Family’s WMahay. Ftolka am aoy* log Ifa got sear|thing they over "•* ______ „ ___ land London where doors open and passengers jimp off ■mwith wo pvooant a partial I before the train stops. IBM; pnpnred from tho roeorda,l in Kobe, Japan, the writer recently saw aa electrical •f a f»w of tho countlo*o NewIdevice “guaranteed” to cure headache, oad “invented by whteh tho Buprsmr |Thomas Edison." An enormous quantity of goods made and sold in Japan la claimed to have been made In Amer­ ica. , FCA, FO of T. FPIC. Arguments about half fare for children riding street A i m e . FUA. FHLBB h ftc. r u . rau m e . cars In Manila are settled by backing the chBd against a , BOLT. ICC, NA, NBCC fainted mark on the car wall. If hla head reachaa above l N I M , K K . NM , NYA. the mark, he pays full fare. FWA, BA. RKA. a rc. »AB. Brewers of Denmark have agreed to ptaae no advertini- a n , TVA, USES, UBIB, log or useful gift Items such aa bottle openew or ash trays. tt tho acta vacantly invaii I * * • » « • factorise operate as usual ou Sunday, but by the gupvama Conn wa* Iwvkers are generally given three days off each mouth. T H A I’ S ‘ LANET8 MODERN SODA FOUNTAIN AND LUNCBBONEflB iL'dnra win ha aa i WAoaatfcaOeaalky. ] a i tehee ore to ho la o . effcerim* at - 888-W ane J . a �RETURNS HERE TOMORROW And Personal Activities jjfffffi/ Calendar M a t tttcftqr II am m o aad Mr*, iatnoa Wnght won tha traveling prtfe • fallow china pitcher. Mr*. Holland awl Mtaa Glady, Soafer, who la tho gueat of Mb* Oawa Martin Lanry, wore giroa linen Mr*. J. O. Lanry r m M an Ivy hanging howl for ImMIng high aeon artong tha oooaiag M. L. TBlia ami Mlaa Rebecca player*. Mr*. E. H. Laaoy won the rrarettng prito, a Mao china Clark attended tho boll gam* bo* pitcher, and Mr*. In fo* M atu two** Now York aad W'athlagwn in Orlando W#dne»day. Refreahmonta carry Lw out tho S*. Patrirh** Day ealor* war* lerred to: Mr*. A, D. Holland, Mm. W. M. ieott. Mm. J. O. Laney, M r. Say T « t , Mrs. Barry VoodtaU. Mr*. A. D. Zachary, f r , Mr*. A. W. Lee. Mr*. Edm u d Mtiach, Mr*. W. E. Kirchhoff. Mr*, dome* Wright, Mr*. W. d. TMgpan. Mr*, flawy WMt* o f Orlando, Mr*, r . D. I n * , dr. Mm. Ctarroee Sell. Mlao OM ya louder of Macon, G o, and Mb* Gena Lanry. Also Mr*. Tom Bolt, Mr*. Rath Stott, Mr*. Rupert Btriehlnad. Mr*. Rufus Mason, Mrs, J. C. Mitchell, Mm. U F- Boyle, Mr*. Hubbard of Danvllla, V a, Mr*. E. H. Lanry, Mr*. Earl* Hoy. Mrs. Hugh Whaleht I, Mm. W. G. Flouting, Mr*. O. K. Goff, Mr*, d. O. Laney, Sir*. W. d. Thigpen and Mm. II. P. Eartwood. Mr. and Mr*. Frank M. Carl of Cirrciand, Ohio, aro the goeata of Mr. and Mm. Fred William* at thair hum* on Oak Avenue. Mi*. M. J. Diekert, d r, re* turned Monday from tho ACL Hospital In Waytroaa, G o, where •he underwent m operation H* Word two boon received ham that Mia* Mary Chapman, a student at the Plot Ida State Colkg* for Women In Tal1ohaa*oe, waa recently Initiated Into phi Mo, mat tonal social sorority, Word ha* boon received here that Mlia Mary Mrriwethrr was recently initiated into the Doha Delta Delta National aortal soror­ ity at iho Florida (Date Collar* far Women at Taltahsa***. Mr*. W. J. Morrison and doughWord ha* been received horn ar, Bally, left to-Joy for Jacknon- that Mb* Marjorie Tilll* ha* been ville where they will apend a few initiated into tho Tallah****e chap­ ter of Pi Beta Phi, national ao­ day____ rtal aororlty at tho Florida State Mr*. F. C- Roberta and Mr*. college for Women. Mlnalo Smith boro reiumetl from poUtka wham they warn lb* Mm. Berth* Jonklna will havo fe y aflaruaoa aad last ovoalag. mioota of rolallre* tor o abort at har gue«ta this week-end Mr. T|w attractive arrangement! of utn*. and Mr*. Bill Thome* ami daugh­ ters, Catena aad Bruy Jane, ami rgt flower* aad tho tallica earl ■■ rfad aul a ft. Pattick* Day col-1" Evrrott Bailey, amateur acrobat Mr. and Mr*. Mile* Middleton all ar. abeam. of Birmingham. A la, balance* of Palaik*. Also Mr. nnd Mr*. ,A Footorta trsao, high score himaelf gracefully on the thumb J. L, Monro# and daughters, Lil­ W ho for Ihe aftrrnooa players, of one hand and thr Index finger lian and Nnratc*. of Ttiu-villr, paa. Mm. Harry Woodruff ro-, hf tho other on SO-pany nail and Robert Jtnltina of St. Augus­ tine. ' tfertd o blue epaghatti dial! for heads. Virginia M tlory, Morgoror Verooy, Bothnia* Yemoy, Marion Hoynae, Rank* FhtlMpa, Gena Warrvn, Marguerite IngWy, Kath­ erine Thigpen, Minnie Swnngr, Dorothy Wiggino, Owandilpw Mow•Ah QOi am ahown tho leading rha racier* In Stikeopeam** Im­ tome, Noll Goff, Mary MoMahna. A ana Cerwetl, Malta Patanr, Mary mortal "Midastumor Night’* Dream" which ahowa at tha Prior*** Tanua. Oioda Dfaon aad Kvolya Theater timarraw In a return engagement On the tad. In Dick Echok. PmraU’a arm* la lovely OUvt* DalUvUland wklio Soa* Akaander And Dan Slahap. R- G. HMkaon, hold* tho demur* Jeon Muir in hi* arm*. Douglaa “ ____ ItCMuml, ... ______ foa * Then paam Ron Sullivan, Pern Bahais, Rob Parnneu, Social Deportm«fit of Orlando, RUI Tyre. Bill Gtaan, Of Chib Gives Party Carl Yaaao, Edward Roakhw Carl Pertcr, U M. Telford. drT V nlly Odium. Kay Red, Laou Lawton, RUI Stamper. Donald PWtlp*. Johnny foaoholo of DaLand, Hu th Masai. Hrmhal Haute of DaLoad, Billy Zachary, George Rieele, B. t. WASHINGTON, Mar. !•<-«/« —Dm s Leon O w n , of the Northwestern University Low School, urged Congre** today <o poao tha koMittll Court Bill in offer So lot “loir Court** Ororn woo crono-oxamined by the Senate Judkiory Conuuiltoo aftov ho made on* of tho flMtl a to m eritklema o f the pmo«nt Supreme Court that the Com* tiittae hoc hoar I to data. Baforo another largo crowd. Groan aaoortod the majority of 0lo Coon had "ataumod an altltod* of intolrrance and dbplayed Interference toward much recent legislation" lubmttted to it. FRIDAY ONLY Praakleat La taro Carden**, dermolag 1M7 “aviation year" In Maako, announced 1,000,004 peaoa 11177A*0 U. 8.) wilt bo eapended tor new fighting plane*. T onight STEAKS Tho Boat Yog Caw Got -Tho Way Yaw Want Tfcewv- CHICKEN DINNERS COMPLETE BAR SERVICE “CATERING TO THE BEST* Drop tw After Tho Dor Raton Lingo, ChtrlicRoblnaon, Leroy Dickson, E. L. Lanry, Marti* Boniake, Andrew Hoboob, Ralph Monger, Walter Haynes, 0 , P. Herndon. J r, Claafe Rally, Ray­ mond Lamlqulat, Johnny Cfcem. George Moye, John Hlntotmlairr, Douglas* Ertiola, David Bmhh, Al Wallace. Billy Thornpaon, Braxton Perklna, Brian Hurt, Ha;old Dokor and Wllaou Bmkh. Jam** Bradford, |J»me* Tear■on, Rnbert Rumbley, Junkr Whiddon, and Mr. and Mm. dame* Rob-on, B. L. Perkin*, and Mr. Herman Morris, Mr-. J. K. Baker, and Mr*. Edward Mekth. Mr*. J. A. Young, Mis* lietto Hin­ ton, Mr*, lloa* Adam*. U n. Jatiiu* Huff. Mr*. Mrtt Epperson, Mrs. Mary Hummell, Mr*. Walirt Cooper, Mr*. B. C. Moore, Mr*. H. Compton. Mr*. Frank Stine, Mr*.| Inno Colburn of Rose, N. Y , Mr*. W. A. Leavitt, Mr*. C. F. Proctor.I Mt*. L K. 8|*»ncer, Mr*. W. M. Cnnorrarv* Mr*. E. Kt« twan ‘ *--• Alio Mr*. 8. D. Illghleyniun, Mi*. E. II- Imney, Mr*. W. G. Flemming. an I Mr*. Sanfoid P E R K ’S ALSO says Luckies are "tops” with his throat CLUB B.L. Perkins Fktnheim $8.75 g f Friendly $5JI Fortune $4J# . Leslie Howard j-? : * High Cm H Ghren 8 t v « r e Criticism By Law Professor SHOES Tomorrow : Li'/UiV.TtW jN‘ V.t.lilin.VVIll.K KNri WKJ R SIZES 1 TO IS. AAAA TO REEK Six Stars In The | Musical Romance At Ritz Theater —AINO— Return Showln* OCNTWANT TO WAIT, ---- MddkwmWMfa. d a bed h e» fllagl tk*y awfifel my Mm •/ a pmfmt eigmrtu*, H at impmtimt rtfU “ Bin* Mr A Igive Song," Coemopiditan’* Intent mutual romoly. wt the KB* Theater tiwlu/, ha* J»me» Melton, Patricia Kill*, Hugh Herbert, Z»Nu Pitt*. Al­ im Jenkina ami Nat Pendleton In the stellar loir*. The story concern* a wealth/ young man who fall* heir to a departmrnt store. Knowing noth­ ing about the management of it, h« leaves it in the hand* »f Y«wr elay her* k ear* la ht • * ptraaanl one if yen rat Nuthiog but Improved seed am better mar ketlna are twtng elrraant Uj Ike Chlnaae govrrnnirat and otkel agrin le, (or lOercaelug ditto* prmlurtiiiu independent nifvey wkb made recently ref- d r m l man and women-lawyer*, *y —aolte dgarettetpoaore than 87% stated they «ypw fcra M » fn o k e . Mr. Howard verifies the wisdom of this pref> M— t and to do other leading artists of the dfct M p> semen and open. Their voices are making aad the boat dl| Cream la only. Dozier & Gay n Quality Painta “Brat For Tha South" Uhc DhCO Four Ilnur Kuumi'l—ntukn your ami lawn furnituro like new. Stanlcy-Rogerti Hardware Co. S E M IN O L E CREAMERY 2 N Sunlord Avenue W E R T - The J WELER DUwxidii And Watrhro Fine Watch And Jewelry Jirpeirlng IKvgtoad MMinting And Engraving -WMKIUI P M I tc e ONB 1 lift i e w * * r - B a g g e t t ’s Liquor Store 'Tfs Toasted tho pan beat iogredko'a aro ow FEATURING * TH E VER Y BEST RHONE 7HH-J FREE DELIVERY Hwferd, Ik D igw libl* COMPANY .Ik*' �T p r r T i r . , , , i, , , T , . T M O f R evolt M a rtyr H a v r e In S pa n u h A N F o D JL T A G T O R F J > J t IM L Noted Bank Robber, H ud Loot V* Aid Unfortunates; Was Mechanic In Railroad Shop* PEAS: t(HlKSK>—rla b n a b e l bo BaMllea. r r r r x u — h m o m b i I mox demos* motforato. marbat m o tr gift. BBabel bamgera. a«lla»-e t.lt-111; W M *r. I.M-lUs >tb ki, eft*. Mull*oft. LM -I.li; Weador I . H - I M . POTATOKit — EbBOIIoB Abbot. doBMBdr modorato, marbot « fa . bora, Mar. Hr—U T h -Bo*n-t Ing lexvr, Emma Coldmtn relate*, hHlWti'a bady lias hia anawer * M A kindly narration is ka grave, but! 0( the lota tuch abwnce would t marehlag on. mean to iba comradta. If that • legend, moth o f It failed, Durnttl would order the of the Robfnbood of man freed to go home, bat M ■tttftt foot. II, IBM, Bumavtn“ By the time you reach yew tk A kindly boy that village,” the quotes him aa any* i tails af aeeiag him ing, "everyone will know that your ahoea to avoid tram- courage failed you, that you hare is. He dlsllkad rough run away, shirked your eelf-lm■Old, )est ha hurt hia poxed taikl" at ha grew into a Few want, although hia column fal of body aa If was noted for ita lack of military ght Enuna Goldman, organisation, aha of Moataerrmt.” lie died In aetlon on the Madrid became a mechanic in front. Ilia funeral In Barcelona1 •hop* o f Leon, Reran called forth one of the largest demIw fled to Faria after ontiratlona since the outbreak of trike. Is three more the war. Ilia legend, resounding idless sagas about him through the cafea, eallf forth more f, fervor than could hia swaggering rd to Bpaln, ami an- pie*cnte, am f writings attribute to --------------------- — aulnailon of (Ordinal China To Require , every cn. dn fo r F l y i n g PIS. baa. erta, {till* T rlaaaba. O. A No. la. 1.00-1 1 0 . U. J . . W . la. t.IA pnerer, mush. l . n - l . l l. POTATOKll—Or. ttftoatala. CWT baa*. No. la 111. NAPIMtn—PU. par M . baa Th# controls are maulpalsied entirety hr hand to leavo th* feet free to generate power. Is flight the pedals seed bo oper­ ated only occasionally between MlUASH—ria. baa. b»ra. Tal­ low crook Backa, fair ta gau* I t * . l.lll poorer, low er; watte, ka. hpra. I7li-t.lt. HWKET M/TATplW — Oeerav r»Hn Itlraa. CWT 1MB I ee-tMTOMATOKA— aupplln aH.acn.to daaaaad mnlerau. atarhot ataadpPla. Iat a. tala A larger. l i t l.M: tala. l.ll-IU . L. aa ■a, arataa. appraa. to lbs. aat. i« a a A turning: arc. ta aaalllf, l.tot M. faw j.li. TUHNtra — Pla. par daw. Aviation eathaaUste hero bay Ita simplicity <4 operatloo and comparative safely will make N aa Meal device for traMag buaahsa, ace. ta quality A caad. I t -t t c j four ft . Topped; . ear kuahal, tt-IOc. Itatsd »«. k»ra_ Auto Fuel Reserve admirers inalot, went —----- orgoiijuilona. NANKING, f’hlna, Mar. IJJ—• OPAL, Wyo., Mar. lb.— (A>) — ] royole fell, eahaitstid, and Ibo Argentina. Uruguay, (/P)—Awakened to the fact that Who win* when Ihrm blark rrows birds tore hint to tnredi, the II lakes n lot o f motnr fuel <• and a coyote meet In cm ta tT lanchert said. keep s modem military forts Kd Drollet and llcrstder ikmmoving, (tilnn’s defense exper** durant, ranchers, said thvy saw (hint's only nudist colony 'met m s K i t s F l a . ku. bar} have hit on the scheme of re* a royole running In circles, threw Lsti on an Island a hundred mile* JH1 4M-I.ee. poor to fair *H qulrlng every automobile owner crows flying noldly about him. north of Rhnnghal where Isolated ViiitPtANT — Bapaltes llgbt to keep a co-gallon oil reserva They swooped In turn, clawing fishermen have abandoned wear- demand Itgbt. mariel availnbln on hia premises at all and pecking viciously. ing clothes because they were to# J t Z l»t-t.'»»|k«I kpra! times. I t.ii.l »1 .............. Finally, after 30 mtnu'ts, th« Inconvenient. In event o f war, this reterva automatically would become *he property of tin military, who found .'.hat motor fuel suppllc* IONA BRAND—Plain or Sdf-RM n* now ovntnlile would keep the way machine running fur about two weeks. Isro Madrid raft* guarded like rise* by admirers srmrd to the Krnndal sheets are oul of favor In China, In Nanking, stories v 8 p was atarn enough by then, about love affairs, sexy court re­ laretdfpg to cafe gnsdps, lo linn ports and similar subject* are Bp gad shoot ZOO of hi* own men banned. i i 'B Wfcm he found them looting orcuA record total of 22,100,000 ■ M territory. J Eat Frederica Montscny, minis- kronor (approximately (0,800,. Mr ef health, say* that a* a tutu-i testi was dunatrd in Sweden la MAader e f Madrid'* hclier-skrlterj llt:W for cultural and charitable Mtrrtora he w*m barefoot again |iurpo«ra. EIGHT O’CLOCK I# the Aragon war drop* when he loaned that his men were withllorso nnd dog racing devotees | Mild— Mellow 'am ahoea. that he slept on th«j who plrknl winners at Florida gyaund to give fcla* mui.**.ss *o u truck Inst" sea-on eollPeicd J.'i.t.'' 1 " IO. YA— FuB Rack __ younger, nbler, or feebler soldier K.KU1I. according to figures .*•; leased by the state auditing deka hia ranks. * . And If a man came to Mm ask- pan ment. Each mm of them etafl-fed show haevea t o l l pfch of Uw AD-Florids Fat Cattle Show. Tbey'iw Spaghetti 4can 25c COFFEE Tomatoes 2 £■* 15c RALEIGH T IP P E D —CARTON— H-35 Delicious Wheal Cereal MELL0WHEAT IdtrKo 4 Package ,I I Cigarettes2pkg».25c POTATOES 10 Lbs •ioi.iir.a M t t u w BANANAS 4 Lbs. n o t w n n it r APPLES 3 Pounds i in iik uni L E MONS Down 1. 1 num ip .rm .ris WHITE HOUSE Evaporated GRAPEFRUIT AngftwN MILK C O M P O U N D LAUD * RINDLESS B A C O N n OYSTERS AitfA ffM kty, 3 for I Ik. eeUogfcai MARSHMALLOWS bar SlntlMd Baby F«ad CLAPPS 3 cans........... SaanyfWd CORN FLAKES 8 as. pkg, Tuilot Hogg WOODRURY’S 3 cakes ... PI RITZ Excrll pk«. A 3 2 .1 E . I M H t. I lb. 2IM O A . P C PEACHES X m 2' N EW D A Y DtMgrt P t m m R O SE D A U WHITE C O R N n FRESH HELD PEAS 3 no 2 S a n fo r d A r t W M T K a V M IX SODAS M pltir*. All He M EATS 4 PORK VARIETIES for ROAST Lb. 2 3c Lb. 1Sc WKBTKNI BEEF Low Down Payment I Regular or Concentrated SUDS M e l,.r * J ROAST O C T A G O N T O R U SO A R coU O C T A G O N CLEANSER 2 fo r SUN-SWEET PRUNES I * , eta. T tn n a a CLUB SUPER Size PO T -w a g ST E A K Lb. 19c AM Liver L b. Spare Riba I t C M IU U BACON L b . I K BACON L b . 2 S c NNieNKT TOWELS _ Dressing TOILET t is s u e a ^ j • r " Stew 2 L b s .2 S C S u n n L b . 1 5 c 2 oSy 2 O 0 c ha 2U 23 a k m h «• IONA BRAND—LnMet Peaches ■ g o y 'M o v u b a S n r a n �jt^ w * vv/t*; *. r f^ w r^ T — * X ' • • '*,r.v»T-'T> * * - *--*• . j^ -w - M M || n * ^ i 'TCj" ' V*»” * *^vaw ■." - ' ^;.V-; v v - T V S BAMVOKD B H A L 0 , BAlfPOVD, PLOKTOA A m orim m Utant, tab mbm hybrid* that will put our] S IT -D O W N BALK S bott ones af today completely in; •• injury by the background," Morgan iay*J capioty to ■Wa are developing wm« ttock' olillM 00U atiaernla and rroinnra now that we tellovo will be far i offMontly. Aflsr jvtrt of in br.tor. branding oaro oometimeo keoma 'You know any kind of corn •mall, almoft liko nubllni, bu can bt produce! if you have ihe p a lienee- Commercial develop­ Inhered qunlBkt romaln. Unexpected Y i e l d s A hybrid la produced by eras­ ment of hybrid corn 1* »o recent two or more unnlatei Inbred that only the ilirfsc* hat bccu F r o m Hybrids b ing otiains, which Karo dev *1>ped ctr- ■cracked.” He *ers a great opponunity D e c l a r e d Cense Uia ouUtinding Indg idual char i ahrad for farmer* producing torn actorUtic*. On largo u i i i opera tiona, hybrid .eed'i. produced by i fur. . Bj PAUL a dHORMAKK* planting «he pur. inbred .train. , A, b»b* » / ° uU *“ il{ b# P «; Aasaristad Prtaa Pan* VVItar n* ,bl‘ wou|J CHICAGO, Mar. I5..-Unavpert- in row. of varying number, on., H yWldi of tom from hybrid row of one .train to two, ihieeor 'wlf* or lhr" ,lm” " wu‘ h rood under 1BW* advarsa romli- four row* of another. Tawer-are! *Ifoho1 “ *•» *•"» «•»»» •« >he ««*»«* d«lar*d. Uoni havo emumd Ihe demand for rewtoved from row. dttrnnlned a. our *upp y of gasoline «u«h «eed to exit'd tha *upply. tha female parent* bef .re any . . . . .rt. P®»*n I* .hed- Row* when, U .- *how signs of becoming exhniuied, Commercial producer* hiyn port that farmer* are clamorirg! “ *• •'* permitted to grow be- 1 ^ > n g n m t n could Jump for tuitabie hybrid* to plant this ra™* lb« male parent* and pollIn- Jj|*? lbe b»'»*b lurnUh our ve* rprlng. | it* the other row*. Sum hide* with power fuel.• L*«t yeer many mid-wetUia ,r * Uotat«d from other corn to fiel.U planted with hybrid need, pravent wind-blown pollen from T h r e e P i g e o n s A r e produced from rontrul>ed pol. reaching them. Only corn produc­ H a t c h e d I n 2 Eggs' linatel atork, yieliieil 50 or more ed by the female plant W ured for buahrlf to the acre while nearby hybrid »e*d. POI1TII BENI), Ind-. Mar. Id.—* fletda needed with open-pollinated A ringle-rroa* -1 — On*r of Com It I Delhi, k'* 1 varieties were a nearly compht* from two ia h n d u rafn v^B i h ™ ' ' i invnlv ’ . *i r » i n « hatrhed three squab* fnmi loaa. way criH crovi involve* thrro (train*. . ________ . . . . . . . . .. Ju*t at better lieeitoek ha* been Com produced from hybrid »ecd two egg*, which IHtlloi'h *iy* l< produced by Inteiliren- breeding, do*, not make good ,ced f„r ,h e .,bV nn‘ “ mB »H* hv.>* •I corn i* btlng developed now In ntvv year** planting. Hybrid aced . ^ htt* tH" ' n MU the search for “perfre ■erd’* *ell* for from <8 to fit) a hu*hel. \ log blrda. The first alep in pr-nlncing a bu*hel will plant front seven .n* the egg comotnlng the twin* hybrid |.t to conlfvl the breeding eight acres. I cracked lengthwise Instead of around anil the squab* came from of the corn plant, which ha* both Eves Lily I W . Uk* LtWvtd spent slag**. rn K s 'l get any servle* la malt tnd famale charecterUtira. on. of ,h” — V 7 ’ " ’ i •»vh half of the *h-ll. A ll three Sw Htatler bate! at Detroit aft** Maplay** «f that hostelry west m • one of he fir* commercUl pro- bird* kirn, are lr, perfectly ,wrf„,| - formed fOTI an I In nt-duw. strike. Idly arderad her baggag* NPMved hat llelllmy fris k Thi* I* known a* lihre«ilng Thi* dueer. of hybrhl., .long whhr,h. 3 L pmiv UI jail anitrw— and kept aw Billing. (Associated H i m I'hota) prftcev* of fclf-pnllination l* re* Wallice* o f Iowa, calls hybrid* 8 ' complishrd by pladrg a paper bag ,0m° rr0W‘ | Ceylon elephant* are *aid to over a forming jar, before Iho Adequate and uniform temperaro tten spin nets use about su In the next year or two I think1„h e three bath* - voluntarily •Bk* appear, to prevent wind, iure Is necessary for *iteressf'.il per eenl of the cotton produced you will find that we will have r#lh day. blown pollen from reaching It. rhlek ItrisMlIng. in tho United states. The tnesel of the .ante plant i» (oveml with another bag Into which the pollen fal>». When Ih* •ilk* app<ar, Ihe beg over the ear i* removed and Ihe bag contain­ ing ‘.he pollen i* placed over the ear. Thi* inbreeding, ti.lng corn produced the prevloua year a* reed, may be carried en up to seven years In the proer** of de­ veloping a pure Mra'n. It I* pain*Inking labor and frequently inbreed* allowing poor trait* are discarded after a few year*. The purpoae I* to bring out NIMir TO MHIT M il. nnd SAT. M A K l’II l !)-20 hi t w i n good rhnractrrlMic*, atrotig root*, good car*, tturdy .talk*, good Dcnud For Con Talriag Seeds Eiceediei CeestitatioM Nors a l SappHcs ChilGive Worries T» Other Countries Sr SAUL BAND IM BUtNOS AIRES, Mar. l8.-(,r> Amarlca’a problem chllMatilopn) Bolivia and who h i l l not jet aet|W IM r territorial dispute from jhn Oran Chaco war— are glvinq neighbors aonielhlnd L STEAK lb 15' .c a n m i rarn t ROAST lb 15c — Ml W tm trr STEW 2 lbs 25c wa KRV Scans 19c <9 it u m n a t * 5lbs 25c loacs 3 lbs 25c nesum m o Feet) pieces 1 7 c M i a cam P a mp k i n 15c R L tB IM S RICE 5 lbs 2 j€ u saru K s on Storage 2 Ibs25c w sarn s MM Liver 2 lbs 23c U T f U l i ON WVIVHIIW >N WtrtHIIM SALT 3 for 10c When lime U deficient in tha O ld W h i s t C l u b H a s j _ __ , , . soil, kgimtci cannot co-operate T W O C d c - t n a m p i o n s wish ni.rogen-fixing bacteria to . , form nodule* on the root*, and I.ISHON. O. ilar. i*.—(/T)—Two the crop a* n result will be poor former national lliantplon* are or foil completely, member* of tho cd-year-otd t.l* i ’ ‘ Imn tvhl»t club, whose lotM was linn Ui<coy#rcd n n tit club, whoso weekly. weekly, ku.tn in the sessiiu1 * ,i>tt. k>n* serve iik to v..."i keep dttt„ alito it,,, tlto Black Hill litll^ region region of boutlt )?ou! I)akomptiUr "grunU fatliir" of colt* J u ly 'J*. 1^ * 1. at the litlepc the town of faster. tract bridge. Dr. J. b*. Steele, a member of the Ulstn d u b for a u n t titan lit year* “FACTS ABOUT DEFAULTED BONDS” cttaniiutublp H dir r«r H«r r«m* clilrt r»M*lnlnl ms |mp*irIvml W'l-liw Mr Al l. I10I.DP.RK BP DKKACI.TKI) BONUS |*n*M 11 M«»P **Iiwriirn la* aim- t* |it«l n t*f |t'i* (M»r mr nufUi ftrll inififl. The t,l»bon club, with td mem­ ber*, I* believed tile oldest lie taeen New York and I'htcago 11*n Mr*. Zeile I’ivley of Brook, Nee^ ha* a quart glass fruit jar trade in IHeH which she say* has Iren us'd every year situ* l'» purchase. I rrr. Nil IHtll|ftil CIOFUTY tSC AllANTV CO. 117 Kasl Forsyth St. Jack«ontille. Florid* H N A IT K H O Y 8TK IW S llK lM I* I.UIWTKIW 3 D K V H iF D ( ItA1»S 8M O K K D M l I.I.KT S P A N ISH M ACKKUKI. — — . s tiith * a t’lt.trvs up t >i S A N F O R D F IS H M A R K L I l-henr *a'S ] l t Is s la n l t o n e \*r It'll* 'V |M , IlnslK'SS Iserrrlslrd Armittir’s dll • ■ *■ *•*■ ■ IPS lltKkUvn Su«ar iHri’tl rirntc RILEY’S COFFEE lb. 25c WHII.K Hams T il BY LAST l.li. ( IlOU K WKSTKHN 1, A M R Lb. SHOULDER WE LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW elr.o to talk about. They aru planning new ruiistitutiun*. Tiro twu military men who came In ,r*"v. power iu the countries during rnmm t *'* llte political conruUlons wld<-u m a tB * 1i Hi ' 1 P1' [oll.roid the struggle both bars ludlruted their sympathy fur soilut how far* either g u v rnmiqn s ill depart from the traditional federal pattern of Hie »N * T T .N R M IN N I.N. Culled Slates remain* to be seen. In i'araguay, f ill. Uatael Fran rn, who ha* hern prtHdent a ■Nawau year, proclaimed ‘'lotalttirlan* ism'* as one of bis first act* but amended Hint la "u natural demo­ cracy of workers and peasant*.” * * * * * * * MINN allnl t.iiiiH Iu Bolivia, Col. Davin Toro priH-lulmed a "socialistic" state a flrr taking offlre last May. lie antiotinred a Si-point program w hirl) provided tor compulsory j a * » a*Nr»« 3 io n work by all able-bodied m en,rum ptilsory organization of wurknrs anil employer*’ syndicate*, wage Increase* In arrnrdnnre with _ j a M n 't w r " higher living tnsls, iiisnranro for ptiipluyr* In all rommerrial en­ terprise*. anil grudtiil national t r o t j «n liuHon of iransporl*. Toro'* foes, however, assert Hint machinery In put these ntea*wa*. *N sures Into cl feet has never lieen Set up. ; Home observer* cvpecl a com " nan r iM -n rirvir promise with a legislative bouse composed of representative* ol worker* and emloyer*’ ayndlcnles. and a senate rho*en by popular vote of the people DtHwar Anywhere In City Unlivin'* rnnstlluHonal eontmlaP H O N E MO ■Ion will likely recommend a separation of rliu rrh »nd sta'e. It Is understood, hot this relation T » W. 0*.h 8 ! red will no) bn ills Mir bed In l'ara guay. claimed distinction for fU o for five winceulve year* back at tho turn of the century, uml l\ b". Wright, shiop membership Is of only slightly shorter duration, tutor gained tho title. 3 I 't t t Tomatoes f t V . H. NO. 1 25c ^ Potatoes 2 7 c 9c lead Cheese 20c : B e e fU t e m jt jfr r CARROTS HEETH CELERY HEARTS Loin Chops 2Sc Storage lb 1 5 c fryers 2 HUNCHES w NORTHEHN o:u IV J« ■ TTIP 10c Lb. Each FORK HAMS KAUKKONK FORK CHOI’S 10c • tlll.ll FH I'hII OYSTERS Ml ] 1 t V II SPAGHETTI P EAS 5c ••M•'III ll\ 1 %*• %K»; TALL CAN! T a r g T h i z e ( x t a g o n "P O W D E R OR Fit; SIDES ISFARE IMILS 1Fit; SHOULDERS 11 F L 0 U It F L O U R __________ 10C HOltDEN’S OK NESTLE S ' BACON PI G I.IK 1*VI •* VI 15c EVAP. PRUNES 5c Lb. f ■ v * *• a * qti ri a.ae •» tin u r u n PEAS or Y. E. BEANS Quart Fancy SLK EI) BACON Lb. 2SC Rl'l % J UNE IV J**' Pound i F*r- II E A I) S CHOICE w e s t e r n iie e k Each i *o t I<i.k < %* D a ir y m e n (T h e y M o o F o r M o r e ) MARK RIGHT HERR IN FLORIDA BatUr and Cheaper Than Beet Palp A b r u t MW Rooglug* Food which inert; ______________ Milk Supply._______________ I c ' g? c o r Ihe Local Distrihatae Seelerd. F h . S A L 51 NO. 2 CAN s r i ) . SPRING Tl HE COHN MIXED VE (H U F F 'S 1 KTIX SPIN, veil rntATNt !n !^ — nun riii er SPAGHETTI Sanford Amco Feed Store Ht KEROSENE 39c I O w ners Suni • Citrus Pulp Bh ir RABBITS .1 ML CAN MI D G E T P I U S I t 7 W . let Street FLOUR 83c c : SNO'ItVDRIFT 57c i5 c is ■ i MI!LK 3for 19c ION Roast lb. 12k wmmm ss?r Ltor 15c P E A < 11 E S CATSUP N h e ln w le u * N . l e l l D r .l s r s la *11 NlaWo e f F is k a a 4 Dm* )••*■ i\ •Him; mtr.'iN»:l» r n it mii %ii'.ii ■tlait Hi m m — I 'f f f l ■■4 U a lU l C a ttle Fit MSII IIOMK IHIKSSKI) A P It 1 0 T S COCOA J. WAITS & SON Attention! 1 YORK no. i « *v » W eORESS Your FISH and Deliver Them MAfklltl, III U IIITK HOII.INC Mi»:«il uitl HNi n '(M tj Pritit Gro. Ik N AN CY liEAH T SWEET FRY GRS Grits 4 lbs. 15c Hams lb. 1 5 ' c iiMk V* inn* iti.i^a 21 I.HS. SR AMIUU'K SELF RISING Mustard ea. 15c Sd-:i Tr*»Ht* S Urn Nliutl Il'H1) •*» —. <While It l««Bt»» I tOi lC N .V TK I HA I I 'l l C Y CUHKII BANANAS 14c |HAMS L b . Potatoes k 119c BACONlb. 12icj Apples 41bs.i[9c HENS lb23c TOMATOES 2 Lbs. 15c lb. 29C 1 % Ur Ii .1 I.HS. iiAi.r im WIIOI. POTATOES 5 Lbs. 15c ! 10c ■lea*. YELLO W RII'E BEAN'S 2 Lbs. 25c r%\* \ mm min? Ratalagas lb. 2c ROAST lb 19c Oxydol 2 for 15c Unaser HI I.HS. ^ ^ ioc 10c |V*P «"* » I SOAP CHIPS SOAP 5c 12 For 17c / 10c 1 P imiii N .ia STEW imII. ^ •'•HIM • I I It B U T 1' E R v. i.n. 3 for i A . Pound 37c S T E A K %\ r % i. Hii.hi.n m i « TOMA TO J UI CE liAIHil r SUPER OSUBS U IW 7c 11 1 IfHI, Bl/K 5c LAKGK SIZK 2 fnr 17c 17c CAN S VI S A L E IIAMIlUilGEH HAM IUH.()(iNA PEANUT IIUTTER I.AMIt ‘ .TEW 3 Lbs. a �^ W i41 CUPID CAJPTOM8 MELVIN PURVIS te a To Hide Face For Seven M i n u t e s ; Seen B e s t At Sea A l AMIA oa lofty M u '. Ptak. nyrfc KeReynoMa, (Wat H t f later for l b CoMraiM Byte— wxcr department, who matea fratjatm trip, to tte Ptte’i fM | «•*.' glo*, .aid ho tran . ( tte iteap l w r Wf M M JACKSON » TAF Foolorr tervli-v Writer) UCK OlIRKHVATOKY. Mount K fa lb oa , Calif, Mar. 18^-lAT- boca i n Tte loBfrat total erllpea of tba aaa in Worn than a contury will Qatar Jaaa I. but to aatrnnomera M In likely to ha k total luta. * Tba aun will ba bidden compMtoly for ? minute* and ( van- •■da, nearly an all-time record Tal, aclantlata wbo lint year •rarrtnl to polcfta all Ihn way frail (Ireeca to Japan to itudy 0 m e r e 2-and-a-half minute atUpa. expert to paia thla on* T te reavm la that It will (til' lo * n nearly landli*. nmrit fkmnah Uie Roulli Perifir, miniIn* ktamla aa efftwilrely a» If faMed by a maatcr mariner. Tit. ertlpao will atart In the IDIca and phoenix art-hlp-lagnei tear Samoa, when* the aun wilt tfae anllreljr obitr tired, a rare aMht In ih« Inyman, tlila mean* tittle lo Ihn aatrnnnmer heratMn Da ran’t e(ferll«rly pbotnaraph an ncllpae rloae In the bortxnn. Aa Ihn "tin rllmha Into the ahy. tte path nf totality will rroaa the tenth Bonn until it rrnrhea Peru. There, near flaxen. the (indent CANDID SUTTON JRlfWITS ISMJ8Y SCTWB Of UCUMfMfltB fNOH ALASKA IS I9M JIT M M l' M U M Tst ANCIINTMM CViTON Tine RICH BOTHIS fWRM AMWl- •fMUmsCKteUWBWOttmNai VC. RMf TMMW M M fOlflIM M. M M f ■ tM OKMMa VMXUS HALIMD M tdd.mrM.WfM MCKfD. M il M M » M M f AMSTim CMf. THISMW* MM* CMMSWUt M * r e Tte traffic la oborrao MattM Uiroaah taaMa a ■MM* dollar baalaaaa. tte *fu 1 [■»*«" iwskt rmt»ne vtoww wtGI ten f C £ e£ s5 T£ I turn che WUDIDS'TMUUJWNiaSOi.- ^ / / o 6 G>S million ^ pounds u “Independent-Horn Owned and Oj 'WAT malt AHTOmmt MAUJ MIDWHIR VH «M row WAT rut KMAIITJMO ros dmad m », *in run IAT MtOOieT taka on n faint parfuma aa they The aire range of University rf hang. Florida rtuden'.a la l-'i to 50. Adelaide Kerr Declares There’s No Use Now For *Skefeton In Closet’ pnlli! Ily AIlKI.AIDK KKIill I hid** and h»i d hi -1 NKW YOIIK, Alar. |H.----- Thru’ I ottuma whie rn up i< no rxcuae fur n "akrleton In the tenrkrd, afte |cloan" now. I parked with ,i-ntrd Thu fuahion word hna awitrhitl The mot , pB. tho ajMiiliglit and lia brightest equipped wit , || i„ mind on that dark ipot and nf drr** hay icrp la brightened It up In a way that to eight froe ,K |„ nukee tliaonler a dl'grriee. j hair* nil mat From the tup of the hlgheal rial, giving ..helf to the depth* of ihn dimmeal, effect. Ptimi corner It haa provided a aet of or-1 favorite full .firing p<idre-ijj|j^'th alinnat make' nt prraem. tl It poaalHu tii' linq'your trd ilanc*, ■!*•• I"* had Trana j|||f allppur* or black lint In thr bag* are nl 111 ,-ir- ti^rix. t pteferrrd hj w" I'1' No ini.ro fumbling through s ’ they eh"'* n uwurtl., jnmMi-,| pile 0f ahoe* or knocking they rrmtnin over u row of wobbling hat racka. them from eiclie<| f t, modem rluacl It equipped Closet sin during with container! which enable you too with qu ir» on«n. your way and can proent* the tlrtaa In mparect *ailorful, plrasant and orderly i colored pope r year u sight na your drawing room. | Short rnn The nuwrtt things are leixe* for the new thi luitta. •Iioea nntl gluvra, made nf a and kept in en full irnitaparenl platilc mntcrlil which wrar hv w bat rt v»tilt what It inslte. A number thoo trr.a erwom* of women are al o using item In uwny. I lliulr bureau drawtrt for g|..vea,| Alnny won hilltlkenhlrfa and artificial flow*1at well aa < c attain era. A larger edMon for atorage rote*, laa'er on top ahelvea hat trant parent ilrtanhanger The Ills Ilend area In Texatl Reindeer are the only deer r.f contnlna whet I" bettered in bej which both aexer bear antler*. the larxeal Ire* In Ite Biota. It — ■ ---- — le a aecllnn of, • p«trlfled treol A. movement la un!er wny to trunk In feet la dlanwtar and tnaet legislation to aet up nutate 40 fret long. I pcdice patrol ayatem In Georgia. Bread ft Butter With every NOIttiE Uefrigerator pur* chased during the month of March, we will give absolutely FREE, a full-sized NORGE Electric Roaster. Gome in TODAY and nee thin Beautiful, New, Modern Household appliance. You will want lo hare one NOW. Regular Value—$16.95. Coffee Lb.25c Great fleet operators say so. Their accu­ rate cost records on thousands of can reveal that a full set o f Goodyears costs only about one-fifth as much per 100 miles as gasoline —from one-quarter to one-half as much as other evetyday expenses! safety and extra value features that have made Goodyears tops in tires. Why take chances on old rubber when the best tires— Goodyear Tires— are the smallest expense in running a car? - BULK MACARONI w Large Jar 2 No. 2 CANS rOf» FCONDMv ANH HUNHH1NK O f PENOABM I Tf H GRf M t s i BUTTKR CRAOUOM BINGS lb POSSIBLf CON / f rtIFNCE Butter 2 lb! Jar 2 Be r t ARS 01 Franco-Anmlaa OCTAGON SOAP 1 Powder 1 1 V —Ijirdi ! Jelly lb. Glass 19c WlflCONMlN FULL CREAM CHEESE m a r s a saaavtaa sarvisv mow - t t e b.tttf batttry yaw'd at* • ■act fru<a Goodyear. Lxt.it uwproitd (oattnwtioa with ample r*Mrva powtt for all acetteorit*. Made In Sve motiela ate ftkaa to twit all pwrptiaaw lb. 23cl Salad Dressing out. FIRM YEU-OW York You’ve a choice of Goody ears in several price classes—the difference depending upon how much service you want. Each is the top quality tire at Its price, because all have the extra Imperial API’LEH 4 lint. Yellow ONIONS 3 Lb*. Rrd Bllaa POTATOES 5 Ibti. • Everytbiag aboat the asw Norse U "A S YOU LtKK IT." Its fudkte Interior sfraagsmsat Is dM moat conwnUo* sad accessibk ever eKiMd le alotiame RefrifefStor. Co m la l e u show yoe the Is ist rsfrigsratoe jow ever saw—ai d u ll y o o how IxOW Quality Me$ts—Fresh Fish ind Seaforf DOWN PAYMENT R O AST lb . |9c Ceorgia Rouad Lois or T-Bcae STEAK 1^. ROCKEY w ’ * -w - ( f t i m mm ; O you know that Goodyear Tires — the world’* first-choice—actu­ ally cent you less than any other caroperating expense? fig Bars u.15c i Hash u.Gal5c 1FIELD P E A S 2 25c S PhllHpe Cora Beef C.LMVICE D National U n l t C U f . GEORGIA 10 o M 1' a t s la A X Monarch Old Fashion Autumn i far moatte. He believe* ttey died of *Ka notxh and teof dtareae. TIM band m i Infeme! wirh tte A n n ay* m l r w . a n aad aaadtdte ww placed la ialt la tte tepa It M%M cat* tte aoimate. Tte tead « w ftry wild and toariota rttfkt •» Iy dUtaat gliinpe*. of k. TIRE SHOP we NOW HAVE A NICE LINK BAT.TIAMRE ‘ flYSTORS AND HA �?s ?<w< TeamsA wait ity League Charming Maid Is Lookouts Prepare Special M atch R ace W ill Be E ek e r to n s A n d St. Johns F o r Exhibition Prim ed F o r T itle Battle Contest Sunday Feature E vent A t Long w ood A rt Rated Ptu Gu m Favorite*; Bhrormea Confident Of Breaking Through * - * D tfrsM Of Oppo*Rkm 4 Dogs WOI Vie Foe Center Jump Is Ruled Phase By Court Officials I...i l< of ItliM-h l» | tu tu III .01.11111111 to Ihp ainounti set e|'l*o#lte rack (Mr..I >>T lihil In the (pits,.tin* m:tii-i. nl., Inlsrsst »«J isialiir. mm imniiln] |>v law « n -til-11 ili-liii .| 11.111 i ,u m and nr ■Nilsl ii.,.iw -n K tiig.lhar with i n o iHiMliin.ita tart nf th« ciats .tin. -tinnir nf this -ult are to '<-* rh forced and f.-rst'htssil In this snlt. 1«U nre hereby nollftsit to apin-ar nnd niaka tout dafrnsas to *tie aaid Hill of t'amplalnt on or ticlnrc tha tth da> of April. IS1 T, und if you full tii do bo on or tirf.ira -aid ilnlr. tha bill trill t.. Ithtn aa cnnfaBsod tr yon and you will bo l.arred from thsr-* nflrr i-onlrsilnit *old null, and ■ all. rrapaetlva rarralB of land will j l.a »n|d b y ilacrsB o f -a id i-onrt i * r niiii-o.ivniaiit of satd tnxs- \ i.ndor i.ssaxmant llano and tutor Takia* coaimmad wbrn lUg |k>) Getting the kink* out of thair Maa loot hlo own race by ,ut- sea*on aftrr being o ff tho dlamondl la Claaok tlag off the fiel.l aa bo croeaxJ over the winter months, tho Chat* to I t * Inside, Charming MitM snnoga lookouts are now bolding Over M ( Dirtinef copped honors In tho (ulurn practirrs prior to engaging Ini I of the race, tho futurity ululh, lit it mor* strenuous workouts In prop*; A apretoj Match rata will bopening ■(■ht at the Banford-urlamlu aration for their cuntett Sunday at aa addsd foaturo tt freight* Voting nlmosi without ill*sent, will Konuel club track lu Lonxwin.il. Uesburg when they will meet tho' program at tha Loagwood trail meto dtotr Md fee the champion* Wrty Omsn copy c l second Rochesttr Club of tho Interna* of the Sanford-Ortaado Kennc' he National Baskrtball Rule* iMp, a# tha Saafwd Cky Beskttntoury with Just Come on tdn.- tii'finl League in Kt* lookouts* ini; Chib aa four of tha boot hound, "nmmlttfe Inst night eliminated th» •rmer Jump, taking away front IIn­ W| L n i m m tha Bchanon Can*1 lag. tin) spring training gamr of their Una Up to race over a l - i i inmr, a phase which ha I icon In ■'t n n t ponattlos ttio rro n and tho an a and tha St. M i u Ri»-r I w ars. |„ ,bo Ua.h rae. of „n •sls’ rnee for more than Id year.. ..n s of th is oiilt. Bell# Kan aad Coldie KurvL.t present sesskin. L k t hanlc It aat boginning at ■ Holding their second moating! formed the dally tluublu cintildiu The drives somo of tho playcro ll-osent program IN X X IT M S W W I I I M t r o F I h a t r Except for lha start of the first v rottnto ,o t ntv hand and v f attach at the 8«mtool* High In two days yesterday afternoon, talf anj the nan of the s r r o n t l1 H s -.l tho offlctn l o ra l o f Bald Mtaal aaact. | sportsmen o f Ortaada made that ,.*•,*•7 H trrrs u u sri.Ts it i th is tth da y o r M arch. I t l T . '•If ns well ns following trehni ....... • SIM*Vi u n 1 Bioala from tha sun, iha two city's entry In the. Florida State tt I* l l t t lt N ln i N . *. ; 17 a*»* r a I 'u lls l ■nl or double fouls, thete Will be t e a 1 2 0 2 <1* t ’ lo rh ..f -y n t p.inrt ara Uttar raart fora, thair first League, a Class D baseball loop, X£ citc-lim aa 00 1 21 tty; A »l tVKKKH. • to center Jumtt at all. Jfu,tn l-u y F t y s r aaaaaac o f the aaaaoa bring *b- definite aa they agreed to pm at 1 (1 l»h. prr.ll.rtt . f tb. club. ,b u . £ l>*puty clsrh Following a score from the field, ruftly concluded whoa two play* least >400. accepting the offer of xvtrklng out with hla proteges. One V***r Kv a t vi’ ini.u. iat*.\l.t Mia.NX.ND— ) . | ( nolle; llm # . :n arc, aat partkiparing In tha con* an Eaatrrn bnafawaa man who will nf the luncest drives was made Ly f h t’op’a best time for the the ball will n- talrn out of tlslls K a n ■M at tha itmx, oagngaJ In a put up n similar amount. « IQ 3 2a 2 «a Huh EstaMla, Cuban member of * * laBC* to also 1| seconds 11at. bounds by tbe opposing tram, fol­ K in a K in ii.-a a r«a I w h a n d dtacaaalon whch lad to a the r.iiuad who pairolled the outtf Ann llapa’s record lowing the same plan now in u m < Sia Orange county sent bosh i.’a l u T i n l f l c 111) flk a a aad aa aadna culmination iters men obligated themselves for — ----pasture* as a regular last year U nto Taetldaa'a best tints regarding convened fsuls. I’ d m i.t;—t-r, italta Hae and strmingly has clinched Us *• *• M *'• secouds. Hperi, ~ -------------------- the present for sums of fISO s.-wto position again for the coming »M - ■ *'"» aim. Bus the honor of t,-J W1PII ITTt'lIK H FIN IW F.VVGIt ' karr to play off*tho each, log Ana Hope's record with cagagrmant, tha two Lea |»<•". | lag ProsMem H o a r y L. Tltlltn liinirlty; ttmo. :so Wen4etftHemSJ p f r f s n h r MILWAUKEE. Mar. |H.-LP)-i m h tooth and nail with Gray was Immrdimsly notified in hdd', K.ir-k-i j,., j j t j The hurling staff has not a. II second marg Feb. S4. ox a. g it. xiw maxxit, n e c im | Majtir and minor league lui.eeball ana bracking thrornrh order that tha loop officials could AH Use. WmsfssNser t l<t i yet, gone to extremes in ihtir •* ,h» regalar feature rare. clubs alrtuily me making offers I Uaprognablo iono Jo* make preparations for tho openlatr . “ —— J warming up period', Milan's nr-’ lbs ninth, Lucky Side, lltidily to George lie ik, Marqt t-tte u n i* I 1 ' *‘ *' ^ llm # , :31 iders {p r i nr«a«iinitnMi h t m ffrnm r n m tpot* v i i . Ofttfl l i t l l i s flulsl ( |* to Echtraona to acoro a of the tl season, Sunday, Apr. I*, preventing ithem Oats Ailil and lMystic Hold tying o f tha fight fur With with Leesburg aad Or Iaado rn aihly ruining their salary wing* pocted to ftnlah In that order vcr.ilty sc\dt cugi-r. lie's a pitch­ tcred. thus extending tha former by hurried training. Royal leader, Daiquiri and In er. could six-dub organisation to aa sight* The vquod was augmrmrd by a serlptlon are favured In the first Illil WIIIII.K TEAM I.KFT I't f M II 1 t « m il,.; tim e. ! l * l - V as the club affair, few players who arrived her* for race; Hetty Hurling, nor by Count Liquor Store ■ 1 1 K j-ll 9 19 A Oil 3 11a • hand tho high* tryouts during thr pan few days, and Hiurltnnn In the second: M ***' ItMItl * MU J .1119 B. Iat SI. UNIVERSITY, Ala., Mar. IS. ~ W IM *.Q|»l it Iri setback • i » ; Included among these I* Sanford Rip ALABAMA AMAMNB Collins King Slug and Miss (1n ‘.||art,|l| Drew, iru’ h cotilt tit firm In ih*ir "Sandy" Perle, a former Clevs* Mirk IIS* f “’ll nr||er; (im p :3K 1 Cc ? <h j to*ri*: A1* the University id AI.ilt.imn, is one Tilt* H»*at lit iha St. Johns *■x* H|x 23 2» ■» hri U Ml latnl chain player, who, lost sea­ Stromboll mboll sad t omnt-ncli,. .lack (.,,^,1, who has really levn hit y U N IV E R S ITY , Ala.. Mar. U . ~ s, ,1 • f 6 na 1 I'l * victim. Tho son at Monessrn in the Pennsyl­ hi the fourth; Ann Weleom1 Cl* the graduation uf hu men. 1-nst thrlr coin*1 hundred eo-eda look A n n v . t i vania State A-oriation, averagnl Jack's Miss Inn and Krllv'a Friend „ . pan In imra-mnntl sports at the ytnr hv sent III Into the South­ it) JOS in .lit trip* to ih* plate, aer u v I V i ' l l . V K tiiifa; lIlTM*, In the fifth; Illtie Malden. Mnd» eastern t-onferen.e unit iisnu-m. LINS «, « » Meksm ta« torn,. 1 u , counttd for *1* home runs, <la Careful ami l.ttrkv Al In tho Faur.ren either lutve gtiuluutr-l t 4<l 1 la * 2il . tu 11!; ‘H I ’tllue* tha very last be1 aa r. itiplev, and 22 'lottblea. Asking Ml^ pHIIUpw. Royal Hu*-' nr have left the univeisity. Pull* 1•a 3 ca for, and obtaining his retea.c from |l( lnd n(rk. . r rlaah ,n Equipoise - not the stallion that L 'U lf li 1•ripen WINKS Ihw m't ! holds tha world recerd for the the Cleveland organ Uni Ion, Peel», Mth; Aa„ Tn^_ Hirwon Wllrt)„* :a lim e . IX T H It U N IT IT MU Hr UP WHISK IKS and mile, but the alt-bui-forgotten 1-fi.K l i t u r i l — K iH n r l ly ; Is here rndravormg to gain a 1Bll ru.n., R<1(,M||(m ,n I T U It X IX T H J 4 IIU P U I. s IM l ?« 1 1 i R id hem brood mar* that produced the fa­ ll.ipMV t m i luu lx I P U T OK T IIK »TX T»: *'P fnoihoM wi»h »hf Ijnokouit u % #|f k»h 9 aa c i;a *nd Rtiggs, Mv Hrtinnv llncH T » it** • P M I M I IM . IX X X II P u tt i p ’l l up ihui mous Whitney mar*, Equality — H u ff K ln rte r it mi catcher. A (’ompiole I and Night tatd-lla In tho eleventh M il l: M il X T I . P M IH III* . they are was the dam o f 10 foals. I: is likely that the squad will IX P N X X f K N X . X U . . 1 » » . Vitrirlv Tit Select T O N IO H T -S M X T N IK S 1 % , '2*1 i-iT» tie* MANPi'itl*. i laiitlt' N I N T H P llllt l IIV : H u h men will h*v« Satur- 1 ) -n m ' ItAt’ IJ— l-i* mllet ......... I P I 3 *a have its first full workout H a lit I H ') ,i tun >ito lic it roriippi a lli-ii. - tout* ' •’hu n n Brum 3 an ,!a v . lit In r iii lii- in itia l r ih io it t iii U n d t i , i if H i iiiiiu ti, An**it»*r holding down the >• 3 II Lea Mallon, si peeled to b* l»|r( \ •Xfllsll .1 I ivII-1 r s l - l l n g llll'lc r Ills 1 ita * flltl*. I 1*11111 1. HaolUiaal. Ih r c lir Plutila. PUhiilft. ♦ lu 'o im tc r. bnck at the middle bag for the IllMt *xl|t»** * *t1 K b it c h -i h t h h lu Itu s tv t 'h m c h tll vs M f t 'N I t ll A i 'lt - I I t m ilt t.t ti •he Rlvermrn, roiifl Italia* Steers In this year’s T*is* Hie iT IlT A IN I A N IW I 'P l i N W H I i ' l l T H N T l f — 1* Id full* H a lf „ f l>all> Ih o ih ls t — Hsivlor t't *n» break through league rare, has a lifs-tlms 410 f'liiilire *’(. tfs!** T . t X K I A S I I H P K P I A I . XHHPHM iil* 1 PI 1 firs t |l|i Ps|i|ir‘ s 1*1l.l», T r l d r I fxi • M IN TS A I , K I l K I . I S i f l ’ K S T . I - W in k s tltach y 'a v o llls . H lu illn ii* , they years) batting averag* of JUM it. 'uc-x >u -H n w # - *ii H I'E lT .ll, p r i c k O N _ tt.j. k > ( -oil n l, l l - l l v I in 1 1n « . It v Isipplanls. iiU i 'h It I ,E « A L N irriC K otgaaired baseball. x n r u 'K i J t -li-r In T i l A l . l . PKHM ilN'rt X S It M ' l : 1NNKK SI'RINfa Tit litis HACK—FulMlllr #I-WBI Harvard Proxy Is IV T t l ) : ( IN I I I T H U N T . X I X T N f la il » l I pbII v I k, til, is I — I c11- • 'it- P in t V I IO N S IN H IM I t M IN grudge XS V I l l ' s li lt 1 't.A IX I .It li t ! i v i. • tu t I I T . IX X X II tin -. T ip ilf le lit r s e lo r , k ll-* H a il., I *X V t .*( t of an Against Court Pian i ' i i i i s r . w i x o t . ) ! n i l x T X . r i . i M t - p - t f r c l P la v . II popII ppsI, ll lll v llo r 1*1*1 IN' XNX' H P ’ " I P . L A N D S l>tt Orlando C ertain To Enter Florida Fray Toniqh Crucial B aseball Leagne Headin' For HOMER’S £m*k s a t s r i u s ! . j i ’s . ik .- je , r:i: 1 NICK’S .. , LKHUmS »i (Id to lIn n iF f's fn r i'iiii«ra , A m i U M g .1 diiiFB tiw , >*»nr ■niiilklni; *»ml * h a v Ittf H r r (|w, I t r * «•»! *r|ii f»*r I m i: I'n iir f .n . fHx* TtilMViD* it PIlM* i»r A WFr*b|| u f lllnn rjr ill llnill* U rl er'd g»»r» fare Kill 111.- W a t H o t !*"ira itlul SutiilivU-lirw l« o , AM* In* U rru w i' -Oil* M r» la Burn ill |ilr4BW lull? f|l.a r.iit in* I'u ltl lt«***r, anil m nl r h iilr r a t i*f w in * , H utr t l'k lr i* Ih** imlftiR, d * ill'Im iN, *!iiillFfU, J Hsi* (n lK f . w l» »n y«u*ri» h u n g r jr iim l ( t i l l * i v aa IItit 1%** »t4*r in iliim rr'M fo r ■•( phnrt |itrc»«.»n( ixiiml* (las'll R lV f f o il *m»h a a fflw f. „, „ „ r.inil'lst*. W ith I ’o iirir a v . H n r ilr x r v r r y t h l n g n r n l: V im m a v r»l»«'iir In » m i r o n l^ r a* t « l r tiw rlrY F n , T h l » I" th*4 »*•»•*«■• in im b B r— •«IT. HOMER’S SODA SHOPPE I‘nr. Sanford Av*. A taf HI. Tfixiif ttiitol hi a-**tH f o f lh» Johns N t to to* 31*20 count, then In the we* * the the came th ro u g h »p h . Small I n t e r e s t Is Shown Here In FHA Home Loans pirn any day without advanced notlre" FHA regulation# stipulate that limns may Ihi tuado for a mint mum amount uf 12,too and maximum of IK.otHI. It la necea sary to have 20 percent of Ih* loan In rush, unless ono owns the lot un which he will build then no raali la required. Tha comparatively low Inlorea rale of live percent I* charged Mr. Watson pointed out. II* aat that 68 St. per monlli applied uu inch tt.ootl borrowed, would re ttro any loan — principal and Internet—In !0 years, tho malt mum timo allowed. The Itwal FHA representative said he could offer no explain lion for lha apparent lack of Interest In tho Government's loan plan, especially wbea Hanford was experiencing an unprece dented need for residences only In which to plan* winter tourUta. efter oruntog a forfeit win Guard*, cam* 23-19 count r gainst won 22-13 over entry, ds'ceted los' , tha S Squad >4-16 and then loC 2 M 7t to eloe# Hose la tha Bimrnten, 2M 1 thaU Oral half fight. In Uto . aeqaad; half, they derated the H le- Squad. » * 7 . downed the Id I-ate| Khun. 9*11 end and then toppled L t thair rtvala of tonight, the M hi. S Jolaa. by a 5A-.11 30-31 count. count, tonight In the stait* for the Eidt.' .n ho Whidden and GravEckereon. center, or Gevocck and Fox gtiCrda whtta the Rlvcrmen I will •Upend aa Altman and llughex 4k the offensive, II at the content, the cr. rial till being tbe Ptoot goat, and Kin! and If:t»itMilitary attraction on tho school aga at the guar I terminal.!. ti floor. the iiix ix n m iv i s t i : k i M u k ix N i. > u .\ im u .tt a . i a h . S . J ' l i ' d ' I s l* n l| M n - ahipiil, J vppI s s I K ill* Hill*! Hi T I I I I K I i II P .I ll't N 3*MS! py,i |3|>pphi 1|l*ltfte**l If* »' ITH'ItTH HACK—4-li mils >H*i» M l.u k tttuflsr, P U r t n g P itch . C u r - i ’ I T Y III* r i n ttU * \ ' ROSTflV. Mar, UL—Dr. James IlK N -t, IN i' s .tth i, *i*.ksBs*wm . ak r. i*.-t*pi.i.»p. *-•• Tmtff?:. in.*I . ..lie. i.illo n . « ti.... ULIultff. R. Conant, prrsliU-nl » f llnrvanl J s s h . G l K » s s . nit.pm l-.tli It -I M il itf rsxfllllllllnl III *»»•’ r*l..e% • V# riKTII HACK—1-14 lolls: ltsd»- ru rt.r 1 r .u r l !*• f u r r r ln * ^ University, hits President Roose­ >I XK.Tt. j ..-tr it,I,t til, riitto n . K i-h > > P tio io l, .-.p.pit, ft..* Hljpftl l i l t llril* . l l « l a-osT11f Is i f ’ 1" velt's Ptipretne C o u r t plan s ' .Ntillt.lt i . in- 11-1.>M,i.to, .N'tiit,). itAi.t: a s n t t f k v iiv c , v h t l u i i t . . t a n k . Ilfl-I Dr tx|lB*‘lbl1 s.is T t s f t t c , V lo s li P la y . J .o k '» Ih f r i r s l fill.| ItollllHlrlt. M |-n II .c|i|.sjniii; Cu-iit tlie iiffli a*!' „K nn Hp—. "dangerous in the extreme" und l . l i i r i l i'o * s -lt ie r ry . P ivsliti-in I Miaal.m ,.,««• > u u f lu if i u r l In to "contrary to the spirit t * n .,tr llUlppplir I'lirk i ] 1,1,1 tut pi s llm I H| V I T I I I A C K — b *14 lu lls : M illil-ll* . In c ., a Plppfliln I ’u riw ro tliin . I y h o p ls ils r , 1,'jskp.p.p f•■11•■xx 1ti b. **'lirxInU , !»••' IN I* 'rev. tlt-mocrn'le gnerrnment" that tim**nn< i'f *»n h iuR In !»■In tb-* afpppvs s e lltl-p l list. is * lr , I'pp-tr la h litu tn iJ. It might well Im l to the nholl- l-l.itm Iff r 111 r tivit r r i i f l ’itr »!»••* i »l .-m s s , tha t »p-u m s a is s ld s a l nf l.u , k y A l. Ilsp t> r at an. -VI.«■! Bdli- I IfilFfFNl n II <1 |»*w %HI«*m ’ rn* nf a, •tnn of Hi-imvcra'le covrrnm* nt." H.-rn tin 'Is I '-u t i ly . l-'lptrllu. b u t that t,-| i» i*f « u ii., 1 irkm I i m ! unlit n u h .iso l.t-rn H i-s n t Ito rn Iks h K V K N T II H A C K — a - 10 in i'. Ilia atlark was cuii'nlned In ob rS.ll«l fo rth till.I H i xit H in ts ,»f i 'l.it llls for lO'-ro I i —V,i I Hlissls, I i A i I j u ii . l l l . s Plllt Itallin i f riitiifitn ln t. open Utter to Senator l*nvkl l lim n s lv t r ta il) -la vs - n-*»l. t»c* t ti>s. u « v - s U s is ic s . A ls* t .a «* . In ih' .'ll M lM tla, U f llc a r F in aIt. Ha-ttul*** « x l l l » t i t i 'U rs.ltpig Ills d a is uf ->■•* a f f id a v it alia Walsh and Senator Henry Calm* ufppllsai lln n la y . • . D . t 'i l v l*»-wH l.tn fo r (til* l i n ls r . nn.t l.odge, Jr., uiul constituted Ids I hut y rn ir iiili.ru'MM in, c*u AIHH K H I I I T I I I t A i 'l c - P u t u r l t j r : Ih n H L W I t f l 'T I llN Ha ii Miti in >it, |i«i| h a n litiD . F tiiiv x iM f HP '.N IlY I H A L IL Hw m I II H f i first ptbllc statt-mmt of u politi­ Ilk V l r g l n U . wlila'Ii U n « pnrlii*uli«rtv l >u | m , i u y Hi nits II.«I i Millar,, #(lili I . ,1S I *A cal nature store he assumed the u i mii'li 4ifMiai»a la k n o w n in it»" 11 Mu*, |i|miaiIn#*, 1Eatjpiii>1u W n r i ia«*. ht <*lmimuiti I M N l l l II A« l« F ilia l 111 : I.Uxtxb i i i i k t r ' * A iM l presidency o f Harvard. President isfillBiilff i i h ! u f f ln n t: ili* l lh « r a >• HHIa. \ l Tv a a . H o ld . Ilu ilt h 11,.«, ( U H » •» uu |ve r* iti in H is H L i I p u f F lo rh ifi Roosevelt's alma ma'er. nearly I hax Hf»rV If f **f Ila a ltr J lh i, fuixl. F»**il*»4. mibfMHimi u |m*»* » Hal*. NhlMar. JxllHl. IdaMiluwa 4’hiaf. 4 i«‘u n lt n « |x. w h o m vrouM M ini »» m*, ywi| four year* ago. HACK Iiitla (H ^ x p u t Ih toiaofof I n i l nr«t **%* r the* u f * o f iwTaLnNlyT *I I tal 4 « l4 'li IU xmmI - H(i« xmI> I *x •it', i »*x *i r 4 Iii I It n Dr. Conant declared: "My opI m c II x-I- i H, i d f l i .in n , punilxj f . m r U I T IS T H IH IK F * * IIW O II U K II K I * position to the Prrsldtnt's pto 1(41 iie Con MpnMRr l*» lh a h ill o f rmii* ll«l|>0. .tnaal la based p r i m a r il y on one thfit H I .H s / F N T I ! H A C K — I ' l l t i.ll,ilixini h araln, «»n n r hafora Hon«l*iy. T ln L Vlv ilt u iiiu . N ln i.l stint. Thu AtiminlV ration In* tl..* 5ih i1«y « f A t*r 11, A !»- H I T . •>!»««“ * Htlwar (VMlIi ll atl lx ImftxWila, J u * l Hh4»w K m . H|**dF cmls In bring about what at-t-ms xv let* lh a (Ulxut ut lull* of M i d hit! Ktoil. !• )| it*. T i uf fl«* hir.*i I l.«*»4 1 i X ».| nvIII h«- t.ilia*» mi* I’unfarwunl hjr jroo, 'o most laymen a constitutional win I cl 11pi*fi*•* fat *• x’uitfawMo w i l l I* * Ilf llixsx N . fo r p o xla l The 4 * -h o u r week change without a special appeal 4*nlrrnl UK-i Iltn| to il. i i (a rt uf I uf 11lux' |* J I T IS r V R T lIK K H f tP K Itf t S M tf c M l s m p lo y s o a w ill coat U lic ls Haul o tb* coun-ry—an appeal which Ih ia im la f Im puhllahetl uni'R W f li I-..1 I u l lilux ■ I , | .15.01)0.000 a y e a r. might have been submitted to xr«'«*k fo r fo u r waalt-*. t.*U i i t l Ltiii'K I hi T h a Bnrxfnrd ll**(nl<l a n#W ' ’ hs voters a few month i ngo." l.i*l I uf lll-rl* i ; IX TH N P lN P IX T M U 'N T UP tPt(irr iiutil'M ia'.l In Hatii Itnil* I ’nun ly , idi.xia «iff Flm rlilA mjr tiAru! nnd n f f if ln l h o ro . K y ., m a rk e t th is st-usoii •a MI (if Bitit, l*Ollrf thlM I l i h d i v I K a liru -ir ■ .1 I*, i u i . n e ttm l g ro w e rs » ’ .lt )«,r ,p i o v iifr:itN’ t»OM, «**• ih I ' l r r u l l f ’n u fi. H r A. i l W KKKH In the t o w n o f fe x tls.i. V i . IV r. f n -’ Pitlatlon S tiff, th e re a re 51 II KttHi *l.TV!f# O. 1141A T S . »nl.Hi-l<*. K to rh lg . w id o w s a n d 39 m a k le n la llec v x tf -m u y fo r I'la liiilf f . To h a e ro atilvl (n llio Ow cna- C la s si tied T I I K N I X T U J l IU < I A I . t l N P I I l ' • r t m k w t .x t u u p n . o N i i ’ t . I X A X D P U N a P .N IX CU .P . M U N T T . IX f 'H X X P K N T . x a ' U IH K T T A 11 A I N K S f K M tD A l.K P la in tif f , ” *L X flf.rx -N T A T I a i l t O IH I D A I.P , l>« f-sSsal. J ,4*1 *.'» ItX't 44f liliU'lx |1 N u t 1*411 uf Mi.‘4 A|'t*rn*|p!lF(t ' MATTRKSSKS TXcss Nanrsssss Are llssssil, Nallt aa* XX'UI l-lve tsa t-ss4 asevts* SA^Ft>UfmATTHFXS 1 A r . ’ORY I ’hone S 7 2 -J 3 (| t 'e le ry A »e . *•*■' The Al4*rrU Plan 4'outpany of Orlan4li>l Florida has plenty uf money lu luun at reoaonuhle rales and »n various pirns lor any worthy purpose. If vou n«*4 monry, c» -_iuR oar representative, Mr. Irn K. Houlhwnid, >•*. 118 North Park Avenue. IT RINGS THE BELL **Mid (* M i l t p 4 ! l *»f ly in g it ••rtli Mlafl Hi lim i id in 1 H*1an ■ •uni. rUinfuri Kiurlilii, •I W M kM l Welch repaired by y o u H U N T — N ic e ly fu rn is h e d room without board, lu i We** aally knows how. Magnolia Are. 1st Htreet. AT ONCKI in— Apartuw w io (up M n l. FOR RENT: Gerag* apartment 112 Wear 4tb St. TWO NICELY Airnlshod noma 313 Park Av*. phono ITS. *uf • FURNISHED GARAGE A P A R T MENT. 7**5 Park Avenuo. Pbons tM6. Adults only. about UNFURNISHED APART MR NT Nowly reflnlshed. 110 West lid SUeot. R e w a rd . G U L F ’S N E W N O N O X F . T 1 I Y I . li.A S I f * ••*»• » f l-a lf 's x - w X s*X ax I '.l h O h a t s Nls a h r»* 4 * s s n kluk Is s - n f . - . l st.pl la P l s f U a t P a r s ia la c ls ls k s . s riler a t s is u 1 ks 1 lb s a s s lis s lf h its a k r s a S -a s n b la h — l a a a lt k a a .k 1 alas, sa-aslhassa. aspf s s a a s m l. Xsa luta stsrr fcaash lala a haaslt q slrk rr starllast l.sss Shakiaal ta la sraatksaae XltaUaal IHX rr ‘m flX X I (i(H)ll (ilH.B SCOTT’S CAS STATION *s piiNit xpluftnoNiinuu lyetiiK im T iin riio ^ i: !iTt PXIIK hi ® N lo w Z~uS f « r M l4 nur BLUR CIHA8H. Rtuo Rib boa or Cycfooe Mowers and jtet the utmost la Lstwessower value. Stanley-Hogsri Hardware Company. »hl to.|| ST^ T iO jf TIRES-BATTERIES <1 ' Down 50' Week —ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN— RADIOS ONB REGULATION also wooden bed and one wooden crib. phone IM H. On Easy Payment Plan "°r o R SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP 3*1 N. I’a/k in >v! Hitch loans run for ooe yrar and are repaid la easy weekly or monthly payments. Hl*aa| u tx u n lii.N i " pL«l d«ar om unn u p r iK l.lr x r iu v 1 r uf T IIK A T A T I- u f Pl.i>ltl1'.X T o pit HI h* XI 11.1*1 PN T . X V M - I I III s P i t X I.K null* 1 T«*d 4 ra hen*hy fa«(i*ttaii lu »ipl*» »*I In I In* I#111 uf i'oiiti|ilii in i | Isill t Ifei | }nu ill Ilia dibit* fill Hiatt • 14*1 f let I** IH r i i n i 4t (ha I'n iit t !(.*«• --•• uf Harni* |Dt II I»*• liule* ( ••Hill 3, I'loriljpl, In H-tltfufil, T.ut II uf III F lx irllfi, un i(iin >ltif. lh a i t h it»y III* f leUt I XIf A p ril, I l l s , lllu i III l1rf.4X|l( **f last 2 uf II I m ■nali ti ppa lira iica iltcfa n pr*« rti»* la d 1 •if I u e n w i ll I*a an iarad mm * In al yunI «•« ( uf l!l I T 111 O lllH O It K H Hint th in n r ld »l i of III* ilar la pitkllnliai, u n i'i u w r a h fo r I •*• 4 if i l W k fo u r *i#n**rufIva w r a ii« III Ilia le t .-f Itlus-k Km iifiwdj liarM hl, 4 ne i*»iM p#r (m in taxi to uf IlluX h llalte-d I k |i«nf*4iM, Hamliiuta l**tun* last S'* **f III'Uh ly . K ln rM * . W- A II?! ! ? feel Kk i ^ k a n h H i i m : i i i : n m u i n i I,e»t I m * of lllo rk •1MY I* %HrcU, m t last u; »*f »'»u. H O IV I I K I I S I M I N la*» » , f |(t.to*h C l-rW » nt 1 o f Iflt.rH nr a h w i:i :k h I .*1 1 ,.F lltu rtl H t p u iy i*latk. 1sf Hturti F it ISO H. W lte H n V . V«.| t Mf Ml i '< f in ilf lin r fo r I vl4 ln llff. |.ul ^ e«f ll'lfit’k f O r r i T A l e H K A Ia l 9#4jfJ GOOD FRESH FEEDS AT LOWEST PRICES W1ZZARD LAYINC. MASII-$2.86 He Hurt Your Stock CeU The Ikmt SANFORD CASH FEED STORE IHalribalan Of PRATTS Dairy, Poultry and Horae Feeds 202 Hanford Avenue Sin ford. Bln. Photo# M 1 n �Roocevelt Visits •Other Home9 In Georgia %,'H — w I M H IM B ill • an** » V -' ■* ——— —— r r " tilla. Ate. bat Mtta m UId eompanlona kalbd Mt and l u M aalal» *MII ptrMhiAn. I ■■pH |M M kU parackat* ui|M an Ik* tail nf Ik* plan*. W lirtin l|»* Ilf If •In*, Tk* wklt* rfctk m Ik* tail waa a part *f I’kUllp** p m rb b (Avjoe.a'eJ Praying <Sit*Downera* Worship In Factory LAGUARD1A, Tkta* lkr*c laulhern braatie*. drained alter Ik* laakloa W Ik* OM 8m Ik I* Ik* da;* of Ik* Caafrdt racy, ar* ahnwn In New York U M | an*** i*at* f*r Iho ouiil* rob *1 "SrarbU O'Hara,* heroin* *1 Man* pant MllfktU'a o le braird aoert, *Goa* With Th*. Wind.* W l b rift I.’ Stun Falllrtnl and Lonlaa Robert of Atlanla and ABtla I M S of Ckarleataa, 8. C (Aaaacbtrd Prrma TkoU) , LEWIS, JOHNSON BLAST NAZIS PRESIDENT IIAiLS 'OLDEST MOTHER A drlto aialnal Nan ilnrtihir* In Amrrlra ant »tf la a bmimliin *lntl nlth a mat* meeting In New York ■I nkbfc Ma;*r I'larrllo l.alJnanltn drill, l.nfxir f.radrr Jului l_ l.#»la (rrnlrr) and Inriarr NBA Hirer. IW Hack Jahnaon flrrd thrlr luiutrot tun- agaln.l IllllrrUm. fhrt arv tkown apraklnf, Hold Mlinar* d b l "A dolf Iflllrr la not per—nall; nr illplumal trail; ‘aalillarktlnn (Inlrr (.tried b ; antoe at toeaalai Hiller In not north mi-rtU* on iho flrld nl hnnnr.)" Satd I r a h i ".Natl tithe* Mtr degraded tienaaa norkrro alaMMt to arrfriom." Hald Juhn-nn: "Adolf Hiller and hit .Narlpnlhk* hat* brrnnir a anft of aMa*t*r( threatening I h r p r n r r of I hr world." (.la t a f ia t r d Treat Thaloal ANTI-HITLERITES RALLYING IN NEW YORK Four Hurt In Wreck Of Fast Southern Train Mn. Nan N. Kir* of Mempkia, Tran, known an tkn natbaTa "Ok Mother." la ahoon reading a letter at eaairatalatiana tad kaal wk abr refriled front Trraldrnt Raotarrll on ktf lUlk blrlkdajr anal1 U n - Mr*. Hire atlalaed her lllb k; rlrta* af a aqrirj rondarltd a fart.fladtag faandatba. (Aaaotlalrd Trraa Pkata) HUGHES LIKES HIS OYSTERS! Heated drmonalialiun* acainul tb a n n lln r lilolf Hiller nnd hi* Herman internment were atagrd at a Net York n a n meeting ilralfnril In rnmlml Ihr »prrml nl Nall |*tmeiplrt In th» I'nlted Hint**. A ■nap of drain naira tor* II ninth it nl Ihr rail; ntlli a banner ltini.il III Ihr o . ( I l l liter uiithnral. (Aaaoclattd I* t*w* *'b | BUTTONS TROUBLED CLEVELAND JUSTICE McREYNOLDS FIRES BACK CHRYSLER STRIKERS ORDERED OUT % ' $ r m' �: v--.. . - ■••_ ... - • — •«■" , i •-•• 'Tt rt X-'-. ?'?•*?*■*... ^ wmm • r*rv** •- - - *- #- .« * -• - - * ■«* s. Stalaolc Cooatjr P n t e M ^ a ttto lt lir r a ld 'A S IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW S P A P ER • S A N F O R D . F L O R D A . F R ID A Y , MARCH 19, 1937 Jadfe Orders Arrest Writs For Strikers AMELIA REACHES HONOLULU ON WORLD FLIGHT M M Enployecs Of Chrysler P l a n t In DetnH Face Pos­ sible Jail T e r m s CorporatkMi Won’t Act Immediately ^ On L a b o r Heads DETROIT, Mar. 19.— <AP) —Circuit Judge Allan Camp­ bell today ordered laauancc of writs of attachment calltaar for the arrest of 6,000 sit-down strikers who have occupied eight Chrysler Cor­ poration automobile plants for 12 days. The Corporation Indicated M would not procsed Immediately acaiaw high official. of ths Unlt#d Automobile Workers of Amor* Wa who were made respondents, wkfc the strikers, In an injunction wkkh Judge Campbell issued Ust Mss day, Sian 0:00 A. M. Wednesday strikers hare been In violation of Ike Injunction, which ordered them •• evseuste Plama by that hour. /Sheriff Thomaa a Wllcos asid ha would mmka no attempt at ejecdaa o f atrikara until ha obtalna ■ddkioaal deputies or the assistaac# of tho National Guard. “ It*. ■fnspSjP a qnaatlm of manpower,” i Daytonan Held In Aets-hrsck Crash Jkl.Pa.rk^ Avenue ' PeUee Chief Roy William* « W today he waa holding Georgs X. Hlldredth of Daytona Beach In to*aaed4 i wkk aa amomoMIe actUaat at 3 o'clock ihta vaornin* in the 1100 hleck on Park Avenue. R, J. McPherson, riding v^ith Hildreth, waa Injured, hat aeflou** ly, when the .passenger car in which they ware riding eraihe,I inIs s parked truck belonging to 8. A. Howard, according to Chief Williams. No eatimate was placed on the damage done by ths rraih, al­ though the thief (aid iho flgutc would run high. folk# .aid Hildreth’* bond war placed at (200, adding that he probably would be booked on a charge of j-tkle*. driving. Trial la scheduled for Monday afterin Municipal Court. Localites’ Relative Succumbs As Glider Dives Into Atlantic Woodward F. Ilarnwell. 41. rhtrf Instructor of aeronautics at tbo Camp llooserstt vocational school uaar Ocala and who dlrd In it ■Uder crash at pernandina Iteach last waek, waa a first coualn to Mrs. IL j , Perkins and Mr*. M B. WlClina or thla City. It wa* laarnsd today. Mrs. Hornwill, the former MU* Balls Smith, waa at ono time a resident of Hanford. Mr. Barnwell lurcumhed In a hospital after the gilder In whlrh ha waa flying was aeea to go Into U splu tad pi on red Into Ibe ahal. low waters of the Atlantic Ocean. He unatalsad a fractured skull. Entomologists F r o m Sanford B u r e n u At F l o r i d a Convention • C. H. HUM, bead nf the local B i n u of Entomology, IT. H. De­ partmaat of Agrlculturs. and three other, attached to the unit hare, left last night for Guineavllle whsre thay ara attending the Florida KMomotoglits Confsreuce. Ho waa accompanied by r. It. Wtsacup. J. N. Tenhet and t*. II. l x . ell of ksnford. and II. White of Washington. In charge of truck crop tad garden Insect la VM tlgalloa of the Bureau, tie hail been here >lac# Wedneedey. Mr. Tauket waa to hart hid a part on thla alteration’* pro­ gram by presenting a paper on laboratory leatlag of Insecticide mats rials. r Sim ilar A rea In A m erica > NUMBER IN btiW ehed la 190S School B last Death Toll Hovers Around 5 0 0 M ark; 17 Teachers* Bodies Found County Teacher* Recommend Move For Higher Pay Sheriff T<r Ask Stronger Force " Mot# Fruit* A n d Vegetables T h u A i # taral Delegate* Sup­ port P r o g r a m Adopted In Orlando Official Spring To Be Udhered In Sanford Saturday Hoyf rieatd, husband an d father will be entitled to “ break out” the old straw hat tomorrow and wear it without embarrassment. Itersusr the weatherman rnd ralrndar ray It’s the first day of sprin-t. ■ day whlrh elfldally ushers la the straw bat wraring srastni. The weathrr bureau baa farreast that Saturday will he fair with little thaagr In the frmprrature as li stands to­ day. Wind* are ro be 'gentle and variable. Gntt Believed 2 More Qualify Seeping Behi nd Exploaio.i New Build* As Candidates ileaving n g I n Wreckage For City Post Sightseers Cause Leavitt And Truluck Chaotic Condition R e a d y For Elec­ tion On A p r i l 13 D o w n p o u r P cIrvh Op­ e ra tio n O f C r e w s Lea. than 16 hour, after Amelia Earhart left Oakland, Calif, on her 27,000.mitr flight around VV. A. tacit lit and J. IT, TrttSeminole County’s IS official lllek today had qualified a* can­ the world, >he Untied at Honolulu. Her hop wai the faaleat ever made from the United State, to O f R e s c u e Workers delegate* to the Florida Educa­ didate* in Ibe special Cily elec, Hawaii. .With Amalia at th# control., the big plan. I. aho«n aa it left (he (round at Oakland ami tional Association convention In lion called In name a *ucee*sor headed out over the Pacific. (Aiaoclated Preaa Photo) BULLETIN Orlando yesterday afternoon voted In perry N. Whitehurst, who re. AUSTIN. Tran*. •Mar, t*.— Signed recently to devote hi* full unanimously fnr a guarantee of fil'd — Assistant A d l u t a m little to ellmmercla| enterprise* 1*00 per year minimum teacher General Gaston Howard inThe two were the second »nd ratary, pnrtrd from Nrw London tw­ llilrd. res]u'ctlvely. in qualify for its y thai 388 bodies had been There was not a dissenting vo:* i Iho election A. \V I b e c a m e nsrtirrv-sf from she ruin* mt in the 1/dHl delegate* represent­ a rertlfl.d candidate earlier In she school house de*trnyrd hy ing almost every public school in ' Ihe week. an explnslnn there. Earlier Fluiida. i CITY NEWS BRIEFS Judges Award Prizes For Best Individual A second recommendation which' While several more day* re­ Walter Kllintf, nf the highway main in which other* may quail, paired, placed the number M mpt the convention’* approval wn*j Displays; Professional, School fy. there ha* been no Indlriltlnn 300. Gascon said it was sst a plan for tt “ sound teachers' re­ Workers Exert Every ai City Hall or In I'mmI pnllllcal Booths Recognized known whether more bodies tirement plan.” Both ideas h»ve Effort To R e a c h circle* that the race would con­ were In the drhel*. hut exeabeen incorporated into a proposed ration work should he c»aitain more limn the three whose The Hanford Garden Club'* sev­ lull which may reach the l.egisl*-' G o a l O f $3,500 pletrd by this after conn. A called meeting of thn Katin names ant certain lo appear on enth annual flower show closed tuie this year. About 100 Instructors front this its' State Vaikct Supervisory lha ballot, Nearly f 1.2A0 had b*en collect!a<t night in the Parish House of NKW LONDON. Ti’Xft-i. llecent aclbm by the City County heard F. N. K. Hatley of Committee will he held at * Id ed totlsy In the Salvation Army the Episcopal Church after hav­ Seining, president of the group,1 n't-lark tonight In the Market Coiiinilsalon eHlahllMln'd Apt 11 Id Mur. 19.— o\l'|—'Tlu* horror drive for 19.17-38 budget funds, ing been reen by hundreds of per­ outline the courses which the llilllillng. Secretary J tl. Michael a* Ihe dal,, for yottlig. The Com- of Ills' nation'* worst school sona. campaign headquarters reported State could follow ami guarantee announced. nilaslen ebutuher ut t'ilv Hall iliuuntpr nmimti'il tostay aa shortly before noon. will he Ihe Hi-s-ne. Tlu« choice of tin* htiigltil wrivkagi* of the —— — Following is a list of first place, the (800 per year minimum fnr| Capr. Fred Feren, in command of | Hatnrdny’n tides, Tidal Station, the voter* will become a Com- lionilon Con.8oliilnttti School winners among the exhibitors. 1every tcarher. the local post, said hi- captains Minor Pieces Of Leg* Hcort'.u more ot Hailey told his audience of I,- Ocean Pier, liuyumt ti.,,, 1, t a­ fn-\i a;.* inimiKtlutely after a yiehlrtl Hose*—Mrs. J. ||. Colclaugh, and Iteweninta are earning every ttoo that (I l.ilft.OUO per annum X A. M. and 5 If |*. M; high, rertlticullnii of Ihe vuto by the mi.Hhiul IhkIIs**. The known light pink; Mrs. | | . M. Pepwarth,* i s t a t i o n Is Out­ dark pink; Mrs. N. DrForeat, would Ik- required if the rock-j 2:2(1 A. tl- and J HI I*. M. effort i# rune the (.l/wio which tlcnsf-reAthnl hnnslrctl*. — Election Hoard the Advisory Board estimated is to Walter 1'llintt, Ti'xa* hifih*■'**»'* program i "h * n tu i-v nr An ordinance passed last week lined In Program red; Mrs. T, L Jones, white; Mr*. bottom wage limit would fail to operate the Army in T. L. Jones, yellow; Mr*. T. L. he accepted, At present Florblil The weather: Generally fair to­ required that In the event nf way patrol raprgln, reportesl in this City for one year. headquarters that H60 school, .re drawing (10/0)0,000 night, Saturday, except mostly three or more candidate* lu an Austin Jones, any other color. Sanford'a municipal government Be^dquarm announced th a t from State coffer*. elec lion *iich n* Ihe one nett bodies, including thti'e ,»r 17 lr sc ti­ chnuly possibly with showers III Hwe*t peas—Mrs. Ed MelaeluJ personal 'service letter* have been will b« railed upon by the Florida Hubert J. l-ongstrert of Dayton-i extreme northwest portion S'ntur- month only u plurality I* marlin ers. had been tnken f-am the ex­ fqrwarded to lodges, iliba, civic league of Municipalise in sup- pink: Mr*. Sr. Clair White, red; Beach explained a pnqioseil re­ plosion grmmd siehil* of thit |luxuI tiny afternoon; not much rhnnge necessary In win Mr*. H . O. Chase, Jr., white; Mrs. (Csvstlwwnl n s t-ggs Tyswj,, organ list ions, business group* and pnrt 16 pi tree of propoerd minor I* P. Dickerson, lavender; Mrs. 8. tirement plan which inelndmj pti>- in lempera'tire. Extreme Nortwrst City Clerk Frank l,atn«on has other associations in a concentrat­ visions of functioning alung liu ti Florida; Cloudy, probably show­ announced that betwesm 1.3'ld legislation a* well ax alt major O. Chase, Jr., any other color. ed attempt to give every ciiiicn Annuals—Mr*. 1„ P. Dick-non, similar to that which the Gtivra- ers tonight, Saturday, ami 1,100 person* isMK’ur on Iho an opportunity to contribute some­ units which were art forth here calendula; Mrs. 3. O. Chase, J r j nieru Inatigorativi in the Sociul t'uregUlnitl") tws'ki ns registered last week in a conference with thing for the Army’s cause. cuiity Act. voter*. Iioweyir ho called alienCapr, Feren announce.I that not rvprrsepiailvaa and city officials. carnations; Mr*. C. R. Wiscrup, A teacher would turn in front Library Schedule dlanthus; Mrs. Ed Meiach, ever­ Hull pi tbo fact that mow would only are 'he Sanford firms ami While there has been no record­ lastings!. Gertrude Vinlng, gyp- four to nine percent of his .Hilary, Ih. qualified voters util it each bail cltlirn* assisting in the finances, ed anion on the City’s stand, •nphila; Mr*. Ed Melsch, pansies; Prof, laingstrect said, and the Of Convenience 1m paid hla I'.KM l«'H '*«'• Thla lea but that many out-of-own residents there alto has been no protests, atiiotun would le swelled hy n conMr*. I.. P. Dickerson, petunlnx; Adopted In Sanford t* to be remitted to County Tut Uimnly Agent f ||. Dawsob and business hnu-ea are lending giving rise to the Indication that Mr*. F. R. Wilson, popl*.<; Mt*. trilmtion of 3^1 lu 3.95 hy tha ll'ollorlor Jno. D. Jlnktn* on or day Invited Ihe public In att their support by sending in their the municipality wll stand behind J. T. Nrwby, snapdiagon; Mrs I. Ktatr. till act la) spraying of a A new schedule of hours was in tlu-turn Aptll h cash donations. Uidlli English, SiNtr srhooV S')- effect at City Library today, af­ the following proposals: P. Dickerson, stock; Gertrude Vin­ ■top on ilu* f.,rtu of johnny I. All persons, the captain raid 1— An act tu appropriate Inher­ lng, cynoglossum; Mrs. J. N. Whit- prrmtemlctn. mmIn dtli* nf fli.* ad- fording to Mi*. Elton Motiifhton, wig ill f, I'. 81, Tuesday. who are unable to be reached by itance lag moneys tu municipali­ ner, any other variety; Grrrtld* dresses of the day ami he support­ librarian. An autogyro will lie used In direct solicitation ate canvassed by ed the minimum piy uni retire­ ties for general operating pur­ Vining, gailtardia. Mrs. W. I*. operalbui. Mr. Haw sen said, The library is now open in the letter. poses. Fields, nasturtium; Mrs. I.. I'.' ment plans which had been teroiii- public on w-’ek -lays between It plaining that the machine The following statement was is­ Dickerson, double nasturtium; Mr*.I mended previously. 2— An act to nuthnriie iho levy­ A. M. and I I'. M.t and between ‘J considerably more clflrfent sued from headquarter*: He did. however, warn teacher* P. M. and 6 |». M. 11. II. Cob'msn, nrmrsia; and ing of a two rent tag on dealers the work ihati an ordinary “ The Salvation Army is grate­ not in pm loo much hope* on Mrs. J. II. Colrlough, agrratum. On Snitltdiy the hour* are from plane, Iicciiuh,, i.f ibe gyro'* si ful to the temporary workers on in gasoline, deductible front the either proposal. M. I). I Ivey street, ll.niorrallc Perennial* — Gertrude Voting, 6 A. M. in 12 noun; from 2 IV M er living speed this campaign and is grateful to State gas tag, fur repair, con­ of geraniums; Mr*. J. DlngM.lcr, in 5 P. M- and from 7 I’. M. tu Victory Dinner chairman in 'he the local companies, firm* and In­ st tuciion and maintenance The agent pelnle.l mil Iho getbera; Mrs. J. II. Colei nigh, Fifth t’singressionsl District, tn- miring overhead blade* of 0 P. M. dividuals who have helped In the transportation arterir*. verbena; Gertrude Vining, violets; Vitiiting Ministers tlay Issniol n blanket letter stf ap­ 3— An act authorising municipal­ Mrs. Moughinn »«id the new ar nulogyro produce a iremeni! appeal." rungement wa' made ill ■ roll preciation to the people of Heiul- downdraft wlil.h foyeoitIht'Xl All personc Identified with the fi­ ities to impose and receive one- and Mr*. J. T. Newby, any other Talk Next Week At variety. Yrnklie* In business p-'ople whs nol,, Couii'y for their rontribunance drive were asked to turn in half of th! present license taxes downward with great Blooms of flowrrlng shrubs and Methodist Church have only the noon hour to oltnin tlons to Ihe Demo fund for lha mill.tla| their reports as soon as posdtlo on alcoholic beverages instead of feet Irenes* vines—Mrs. J. Turnbull, holm skiretirement of the 1936 campaign the one-quarter they now receive. their looks, and for school rhil by completing solicitation of their Many pn.il s-elery grower* li oldia. Mrs, J, N. Whltner, cestrum; 4— An act authorising anil re­ Four vl«iung minister* will le dron who found it necessary m ileht. proipect cards. used the living machine |l, *1 quiring tha Hint* Iloud Depart­ Mrs. R. A. Newman, Idgonui. The ronitminirnlinn was sd- llielr crops, nltbouali Ibe Tiles heard in Ihe First Methodist vi»it the library during mid-day Wall pockets, wall basket* — ment to select, repair, maintain drrso-d b> Hlterniun M. Lloyd, — Church n-tt week In etinnrniim recess, Mr*. J. P. Coates, pockets; und rhniriuan of Ihe H'ininole Cotinl/ itriiionsirullun I* Ihe first inn Homestead B e n e f i t and construct city streets that Mr*. J. O. Huff, basket. with the “ f»m- to Win One” movewhich (lie 1*11likli* has b«aen ui serve ns c mnecting links between Dein.K'ratie ConitltiHee, the Rev. A. II, Cu|o in), lo observe. Must Be Asked For roads in tha State highway sys­ Bulbous oloom—Mrs. J. T, New­ nirnt, Mr. Liny,| rr|»>rleil this morn­ Two NegrocM Given notinred onlay. by, g 1*1toll; Mrs, [_ C. Dickerthat un ad.Ill tonal (.1 had liern Or Right Is Waived tem. The schedule; Six Y e a r « In J a i l ing son; calls, white; Mrs. K. D Rine­ received from “a friend," bring­ Heads Of Business 6—An act authorising munici­ Monday, Ihe R.y. A. Fred hart, amaryllis; Mrs. J. W. i dates, Pleading Guilty ing LU this County's total slnrist Group Will Sponsor Failure to fill- application for palities to determine and fix by iris; Mrs. J. N. Whltner. any oth- Tn(mT from Orlando; Tuesday, By lion* to Ihe putty's cause. Iho the homestead eiempllon auto, ortiinance the subject* ami amount* the Rev. Ilrurc Ganawsy from Or­ It's*ilnt4 Os r * it T s ,t Proposed Measure Judge Miliat.i It. Smith m-lav chairman said be n ..■>king (Inn, math-ally walrea u home owner's of Inetiss) ind ticise taxes on lando; Wednesday, the Ifev, Corn­ ing Toll,, front lutkelaml; Thurs­ handed out sentence* nunling six point,tu: out the need fey |C, mute. right to the las bem-Ilt, CountT privileges, business, occupation* Keroofing Action Seminole County probably tvts Forrest Gnu-hcl, Hanford merday, th.- Roy. f . c. Frntier, from years for two negroe* who voliinassessor Hanford Doudney mild and profession* carried on there­ in, and lu revoke such Hermes. the Miihielut Orphanage at lleit- tardy s nirrad guilty pies* in ( Ir the only rininty in the tfnil,-sl chant and a director of Ihe Elor. twlay. Begun On Chamber; A^nKhtltm, 6 —An act saempting the deal­ States where a Victory liinnrr id.i llidi i*r Ilu rttit Court. He announreil that more than To Paint Interior **mTheHprlngs, from payment of Othu William*, charge! with will not *che,lul,Kl. A* a result, rutunictl *«srly tfuLiy frciin Tampa Key. Cole *ai>| n speaker 1,111 owner* of home* In Heinl- er in gasoline sea Wa raas »«•■» probably would I*, heard on Fri­ liurglary, was remands'd to the this section was aide to turn in wfit»r<* In* nl i>’iiit**il it limiril «»f ole County hare yet to apply The chamber of Coaiinerie was day nigh', although the individual State I'tisin arm in Kaiforil for much more ra-h than it would IHri't'lDfs* seswlon t«i illsritsn prilfor exemption, emphasising that getting * now "hat" today as in y<*t in Ih* Mi’liTtiff, four years. Court records shnwetl have don,, otherwise If thu rod* poHi’d l^gtsfiitlnii In In* Rfmii# April 1 I* Ibe final date tin which workmen began operations to rv. llapiism of young children i* on thin hit poaarised a long criminal of the dinner had been taken Rrtrnl liy tha twnljr In T.illiilmsfOtf applications are accepted. roof the building standing In Ilia schedule for next Sunday, palm record. n**ii mnnih. i vf * from the contributions. Mr. Doudney pointed out that shallow water* of luike Mottroo. Sunday. Sir. tiiilrln*! nuM thn AssneLt* The aecontl negro, More Wil­ no rharge la made for any ser­ Alao, a pile driver waa aa. M ini will llirnvr it % efforts l»tdilml liams, was sentenced to serve two vice connected with the opera­ [ only iifiix till! ||owHVi«r hs 1L1# chored In tha rear of Ih* strut:, year* si Ktilfonl for lirritking and tion. Me said those who filed last entering with intent lu ruinmlt ■ Cr Iliiud in dNi"lii'Sii thn mi tun* o f lure, occupied with demolishing yenr will find this year’s blanks Sanford firemen complained in the old duck will ill lias horn Ihi* pMipnsr.l art. felony. walling for them at hla office. day that things Just haven’t be»t termed m eyo sore and has mh Tlii* Pm »| tut*rrhunt until uhniit He arreptg Hlale anil Count r the iitnr around the Kite Station proved tq be dangerous bccaiiaa H.mfor.1 Woodmen lu*t night 2E* d ir e r I urn of t h « I hm I jt f r u lA nppllralinns. Bequests foe Cltr for the past few day*—because Experimenting Pair It wa* decaying. nrrrple.l four more applications rvi’ry part of thn Stain attnmlml tax exemptions are received at Trigger, th* mascot, I* mi—ing. Undrc th,. building several new for m-tidt.T-Iiip an.I Inrreaanl to thn rciiirlavn. The Bemud dis* tier In New Return To Station** City Hall. Trigger D a black and white fox Thn AKnrlatlon wa* formed In nearly a dojeri tl,„ numher nf terrier with a decided affection for piles will be plated to replace London. Texas, was the direct older oaes falling rapidly Into IMS In Tampa and |* Rrtlvo rtindl.l il. s for affiliation obtained cause of considerable activity „n anyone who’ll show him some kind­ I'. K. Hmllh. head nf the llalon prlnripallv on ynnrn when thn the part of ihe Seminolo Chamber House, la).. It. H. Bureau nf Etc nine.- M.tr. t. Beasley Toastmaster ness. Ar one time he wa* an or­ disuse. Chamber president T. K Bltnp- of Cinmnerrs. today. About |e from Hanford ara Ia*gtslat urn meet*. |*j principal •’mutt." bur Fireman Hub* tmnnlngy hihoralory, and W. J. expected to he Initiated on April otip’i tin* m to sponsor mriifturftft At Anniversary Fete dinary .Secretary |{alph Bagwell ,*jd Willi* picked him up, gave him a aon announced that some paint­ home, and transformed the nntmal ing would be done to make tin, the office In.) received probaldy a Il>d.I Jr , lieuil of tlie entomology I In reik.dund when Gov. Ed tu honefli Independent merrhantu. Clifford C. Hensley of Sanford, into an almost perfect pet. Interior of the office nmr,, at. seure or mere telephone calls from und at Charlestnit, N. ('., left lllver* of Georgia will direct thn person* who had relative^ jn ,hu yesler.lay after romltifdlng a so ceremonies. waa toastmaster Iasi night when Trigger was especially fond nf tractive. ties of experiment* with local New lain bm area. The .enclave I* schedule.) to tha Alpha Eta Chapter, Unlveral'y children, and Willi* said it i* pos­ LOCAL WEATHER Because the school t o wn wa* farm produce. •r«> the Initiation of about 10.) of Florida, of Phi Kappa Tua oh- sible that he might have followed raMMANDKRY MEETS The pair had been working not on most maps, Mr. Bagwell nerved the anniversary of its some child home. ramlhlde* from more Ilian Gil II K« M A regular session of Hit- Tailor said, Hanforditvs, who have kin in here fnr Ihe past ten day* under Florida Woodmen camps. It will t 1 .. founding with a banquet staged in The Departraeat would like noth­ .... 71 51 •• ............. 75 C4 .^4 the Chapter house at Gainesville. ing better than to have ha mascot Coinmandary No. II, Knighta t!.e small, r Texas town* of the IT. H. Htahl, tllrectnr nf the Iw-iil draw atHi.it GoO men who already *1 11 .................... 76 41 H In the list of active member* and returned, because he breaks the Templar, will he held Innixbi at disaster section, 'ought tsi learn If. H. II. K. and chief nf the hit. are member* ,.f ipe WOW. 11 . 71 &9 .09 IV p i , ii reuua In the Hntilhern Hlat-*. pledges appeared the name of ; monotonous hours of lolling around 7:10 o'clock In Ih* Masonic Hall. whether their relatives' home* were Indhailon* are that 23 or 36 It 74 11 .4t Including the alallmi* nperaled by affiliates of thla hslgo will at­ IT Francis Rnumlllat nf this City. lie the Station waking for aa alarm All members and officer* are those which the school served. 54 III 1.1it lt<C 74 It t« ,4# Hmlth and Held, i tu tuuud. attends the University. urged to .Head, tend. 11 55 U Army Drive Net* Flow er Show At $1,250, Report H u n d red s Inspect Exhibits At Mid-Day Say* League To Seek City’* Support in 10 Meaiuies P u b l i c Is Invited To Watch Autogyro Spray Celery Crop Demo (ontrihutors G e t Appreciation From Drive Chief Sanford Firemen Make Appeal For Mascot’s Return Texiis School B l a s t fiives Chamber Much Map-Searching Work I M o r e Cundidatf’s Seek MemhcrNhip In IxH’iil W( Imen’s Unit � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 18, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/31339716da1b457a4ad80c9ac2bd8dbc.pdf 5f5cae7e4034afe2774049c68ea8b172 PDF Text Text • WEpi'f • a * • i v - ' - •• ? ■ Hr „ S m in a lg C aanljr ProJncra '•** Loealita W i n a Daily Double farm O f $ t,0!3 Loti Night Moating TonightMayDaekh^ Fata Of Orlando BaBCMW Ksaasth Murphy Ha* Mack's H U h Awl Mflr Horshaar Dm Ftro rab le D c c i i i t l W 0I Make Flo rid a Loop A m 8-€l«fc Ob c NKW MASCOT FOB CHICAGO CUBS B || ste v e of « dnUy-doubte •f tb « praraut MOM* at i > » « 0 iW *4o Xm m I n ab tracfe ta O r l u i j a* be pocketed | t,t t U t after Mack'a M ix Ion M a n ila caate tbroaib taatac roraMaa. foot an d race over a Jack Cof came v ia koaora white t placed aad Ana M e moaejr. ' 1‘ k k K Iifl U fT XK1MT Uraahtla ! aT rattle «.»• i.s U l.eoe l.te t«e Kwlich ecrblkbla in R grU N tx— 1-1 mile: time. if*. Mack e Mlaalen le t t i t ! • I I le u *" Itt w. yo tfiiT ii—4-u area ii.ie d Akira __/elle Me Mretle Melndr _ ---Jerk Cnmmaarhe • «• *M«r.s: allet llmo. •••- . r iP T H — * • !• Blleer M a le Molly Malone Paw n Mark ,M* tu i j: a lX T M -re le rlir. II" Mack A tlae No Me Mlea Vbllllpe D..1 Baade h r v e n t h —i-ie 4-i. Jaet Came On Whiner _ „ Ckaace Charlie *ie T.JJ I •• lit time. II «• II •• I lb » •• i te I le :OIITH — Patarltr: time. ess I •• s as gttver Tint see t n llloedte Meadows I se Uwddr oats NINTH—l-IS mite: time, til t.i lath Coe i ts tse t se ttpeedy Kveat I IS I •• Ana Hope I »• UpToTheMajors from TheMinors Wf EENNKTE GREGORY ATLAN TA, Mar. 1«.-VF>-The Sewbeni Asaortattou. which teat la p (Stormy) Weatherly dot* with the Clcrelaad\ ladiaas lam year, sends 28 rookies » the majors with hopes that half of the* will stick. The New Orleans dubs which the Indians obtained hairyhitting Weatherly, coatribotes three new ones. Tom Drake, pitcher who won 11, lost 6, llcaty (Hank) Half, who J99 and caught I l f games, jola the Indians; BUJ Perrin, a sou paw hurltr who won 11, lost 8, goat to the Boston Wees. The Washington S e n a t o r s called In seren from their Chat* lanooga farm, chief among tbsid bring Big Prrddio Slngion, the former AUbama all-America tac­ kle who lid the association with a .384 bat mark. Bingtoa, aa outfielder, Joined the Senators near the tall end j f last season and participated In 28 games, batting .319 and drtvlag la 28 runs. The Lookouts' field general and second-baseman, Johnny Mihallh played 2.1 games with the Sena­ tors, batting .239. Wkb Chatta­ nooga he hit *114. Also moving to Washington from Chattanooga are Pltrhtrs K e n Chase and Frank Pettlcolas, and Taft Wright, a lefthanded hitting outfrbler who batted .321 In 1ST games. Chase won 3, lost 10; Pettleolaa won 8, lost 3. teM i MWNii. Manager Otorito OcteMa ( M l ) aad Capt. Gabby Mdyjte dMmgdi^Bggteg^tiBtggtekA^Ate hte^jeh h*> HELD FOR $90^00 MAIL FRAUD Mexican Landmark Will Be Restored In C h ilpan cin go mllet lime, ’l l l-» C llIfJ ’ ANClNGO, Guerrero, IS I# I* t» • 1* i se a te Mrs., Msr. i f k - M I - A landmark 4SI of Mexican history, the mretlng I hall of th# eointry’a first Congre»», Is being restored her*. Jafter standing In semi-ruin foe 2H years. rathollrs nf this stdto capital contributed most of the funds _ for the work on the old parochial church .where, reprrs-ntstives ol ---sw ' *'--------SHANGHAI, Chins, M ir .- t f ” Mexican rrbrls m il n H; !" UH—Th# Year of the Rad b*» first met September II, 1813. In the same billiling, Novem­ A nua Identified by pasta! laspirti ra as Walter Clyda Smith waa ended. It wl.| ha twslva years befora China’s rata enjoy tha ber II nf Ihnl year, they formal­ arrested la Wasklagtea aad bald far Atlanta aatharitlra la rsaatrllaa with a mall fraad cans la wkkh Ray Martin, theatre sparater af Cahonor o f hovtng another year ly proclaimed their Independence, Ga* was rspsrted fleeted af R M R Tha prtsaaar (right) Is which was no*, realised, however, namad for tham ami th* prutcebeing handcuffed by United “ * ‘ i Fhate) lie * given tham by families that until right year* later, with th# signing of th* treaties of Cor­ cling to agv-ol.l superstitions. doba. Many Chinas* still hold It Is. The restoration Is significant 'Joan" for tho«* who havaj children bom during th. Year o f ( ■* Ifilm lln g Increasing modern . .1st .. — . _ rodtpts. t *lon of this state govarnment's SANroaD V M k r r astroMT th* to .... kill th# VOl.l-AItlXI — kst-pll** *04(1115 toward Iho Catholic carnaml m<Ml*r*l». market eleaUc, vo. aa Aa" Shanghai I* a aeaport, th#' r. is. isor. Fuk Per So* baackee, moelt) rat population i* numerous and church, I*.Sic, few tec. U slly rsp irt o f salsa e f Ploruta cosmopolitan health niXhorltkal |n*l*.allnn* lo th* ceremonies L 'L d ’31licit* — ru. bu. hpre fruits unit at the Hnnlurd beet 150-5 •*. p<mr lu fair I M ­ hava only freed th* city from ths Ml<l In connection with install*- •ta le »-.• raters* V**aleaale M s r i.t IS*. kuboalc plague in tha last l ‘J lion of bells U ths first tower of lo tru< ksrs, earlut aaasn,t>l#ia aad K llliriA N T — supplies llgkl other dsalsra lur a St hour period years and svsn row hava to keep the church to be finished wars endln* llskt, maruet etea.tr S;oo A. at.. Inday as ra* Cemamt signed by "Sr. Augustin M. Dias, ported at by J. U. Michael, M en*, Fla. IH hue. crla. beet. Set; on tha alert for it. prlea*. authorised to officiate, and --c. to ins Kedaral M a t* Market fair lo a*—d, I I * . 1.15; bu. bpra, Cootiaa employed by tha health Maw* Barrie*. 115-1.IS. chairman of the Mexico City aim department pay periodic visits to OHAMiKa—Kla. aid. kts.Comh, t,R m rt’n—aupotiee ii « m , Chilpancingo comml.teea for re- »•«-. '» bx. heirs, I.SS. Is. ,t,|. maml i.«xl, market (leadr. PM. Iho rat-lnfedtrd districts lo lay hsa. romp. jao. 4 h*. hsa», i.u. tCKIU'ltll Weatern rrte, le. le. conxlrucllon of the temple” traps and thsrs are scores of N^ bxa, I.TI, H bs. has* S.ia-tla. Caelern rrte.. I.IS-l.tl ML'MTAttH—Cl*, curly, aesrew privately owned •(terminating m iai'KiM tttrr— Vi*. , m b«** pec ilue. bunebet. 40c. companies. It Is estimated more I’limli l.».|.r«. 1, bs. hsa*. siNorthern Yell,,we. te ««c No Is. Mid. 1,10.. I.U. H bs. Ib.UNIONM— than 100,000 rate war* hilled In Iea*e, 1.50. Iotas. 55c. rAh.iL.KV—ct*. per das. bus Shanghai last year. TANHKIIINK* — rv». t-l ksa, eh-*, i*.is*. conth, 15.sec Nn. ta, 5<l-tae. This year only butchers born I’ KAM; lilllC K N )—Fla hue bet IITIIAWliK'tlllKH — ru . Plata. hpre. no auppllea. ISc-llc. * In tha Year of the Cow have any CCI-t'Clta — auppllea modaral* AI‘l*I.Ktt—lUil-rn. Ynrks. fxlr demand OLOtlCKSTKII. England, Mar. •orrtet, fur In 1937 the cow takes nuHierate. market eteaLT to «rt..Ml bus. hskls.. l i e . I.U. Iiuahel kampere. Ilulln,,.{ f t —Th« last word In lux­ Iha throne. IIKANH: I LIMA I —riu. bus bora, Cla. 1 10-135; Wixn.br. I.SU-I.U; IS ury In prlrato railway cars has fair to ordinary, S.35*150; f«w b-i. trie.. Iluilnoea l.l*-I.T5; Wuufancy, tli-115. been constructed here for Iho I.SU-I5S. UKANM: (B.NAIH) — Sap p i t a s •ler INtTATUCa — Suppllea heavy, 'responsibilities of Iho present Maharaja of Indore. I Is bl. dem and Hah!, mar- demandt raoderaie, market firm foe iholr future llvIt la aa apartment on wheels, bcl steady Kk. bus hpro.. tl>snt Cla. bua. m e. idle* Triumph*. It. Mlrlnnlcss. fair In ordinary, S SO. bedrooms to 3 »». Ml. Illack Vabmllnss. S•*- M. No la. I.tl-I an. U. M. Nn. 1*. Talbot says. "Thosi complete fr o m t.aa-l fa, p,mr*r, rough. I Si. being mad* afraid o( cocktail bar; from concealed J S3 I’tiTATtiKM—Or. Mountain. t'WT Ml lllurk Valentine*. 1 ou-5 IS. bea*. N» I*. SSI. marriage, ar* aatariag It better lighting and air conditioning to IIK ir r s —Mu|,piles moderate, de­ C A III»IIK »—yw. par dos. bua steady tkaa re-tla. a*sipped and mors awsru at lie shower baths and full-stied fur mand moderate, m srbsl b*!n. per tb>> bunches, are. lo allure. Joy* sad responsibilities." V 4HAMII—FI*, but. bpra. Tel ■lUitllly .tii.l rttndlllon. S*.|Sc, some Inw (Trrmknei-k* fair lo snml S•«Th* finished artlcta weighs SO wMirer. l-iwsr. S IS; iMx.rer lower; white, bu. Tha average American sau mors tons. Is 4S feet long and ten OAI'IIAHR; iriRKBNI — Bunalla* hpr* 1:15-115. deman, *«,,*d. msrbel ilrenv. Mtv KMT l-xrrvrrirs — jteurs.y tea a ion of food a year, ills wlilo. || I, of steel construellim Haiti, best 13 iu-31»«. poorer. nrc. to I'nrlu III."*. t’WT l.as*. f »«-I « rarefully sound proofed, and tha ■lualliy. 15 sa-Sti *u. lied, bu. hpts. 1st includes I t po** da of TOMATlirW— Supplier mode rota demand m.-d-iate. merket elendr 18 pounds of raffs*, 108 pounds cost, by the lime It Is transport ■5-**<t'AltltOTM — Supplies llehl. de­ CU. luce. Sale A terser. II* ef sugar, 177 pounds of flour, 1M ed to India, will be close to mand rio«.erale. mark*! a l a i d r , t.i*; Slfe. I.IS-l.tl. t,*# a *. 1100.000. ►*la. per una bunches- mostly IS* rraies. spprov. 5* the. net. areea usds af potato** aad t i l A urates; ace. to quality. I sa­ tic. pamrsr. lower; Tupped, bu. I There Is a nursery, children's hpre . I a*.I It. of milk. ils . j bathroom sad special quarters T in N ir a — n *. t- » «•* CKI.K’ i r —FUlttlDA ISbunrbaa. »c*. to quality A Helpbrlagor, Holder Kick- for servants. (Hiding partitions *a* ta.Ss. see. to arnte. H I . taw SI. Topped. per I'KI.KItV l l l f l l l l a — rite Pel S*.|*e; ar—all Uvad oa the same street ar* used Instead of doors to idoe bunches. a-e lo quality. hn*b*L S#-4#«. Salad bu. bpra, U-SSc. glvs the effect of greater space. I» • • «* . la Easley, Ala. TttNTIt—l - l l rtrla w T o ll t.urkr (Airehaa i Don J China Ends Year When Population Honors The Rat • « v ' ■ S fo iK ef •nail, found la , * t » around Aiacrl* ^Oa., taa rlee to the top of a tlak to the bottom by water Into or out of an1 Men Students T i k e Home Economica In Oklahoma Col l e t e ----------------. . . . rtTATiaa 8 *y eonponATioM. arparellea, el ch.ls.* Kl< Deeh t l e l l d l a e . Hie awer. New York Clly, N. T., nattiiT ca. t'nipi*NN oi Wleone at, rhlceen. III. are hsr.by t>r<f.r»d to ke , Appear before ner t'trrell , la aad lor H.mlnet. ('ioni­ te. upon the Ilk dar of I». HIT. In the k'll of tiled aeelnel rou In VearL kr It. u p r u t h .v , ••• earn# being e Koreclneure « • Deede. nr elee the una he taken aa rnnf«u**L Maaterd Herald le dealanIke newspaper In which Order ehall be published far 'aoaeeeutlce weeks. ‘ • mr kand aad real rearl na thla the tnd dar — ‘ It. I»l». Ill F. IIRRNHOM, l te !? > n, a. it. w e e t t * ftD * * BTILLWATBH. Okie., Msr. 14- { I f ) - Two kaad red men tindeata of ohlahotaa A. A M. cob logo have aarollsd tor a horns economic* court*. Daaa Nor* A. Talbot aaya the men want answer* to Uses qaeitleas: llsw stack moaey muet I hava te marryt llow ca* I droaa economi­ cally aad still ace good taataf What shall I sat to pro­ mote good haalthT What are tka man’s dntleo hi a housebold? What shar* of tha family hudgat should t§ spool for food? "Mas ar* taaralag to tah* Iholr !la tticed Advertisements YOUR Watch repaired by •ha really knows how. FOR HINT: Gangs 118 Warn 4th Be. Jswslar, Magnolia At*. GET VIGOR A T O NCII FURNISHRD GARAGE APART MINT. TOR Park Area*#. Phase flatrux Teals Takteta as*iR V avatar Invigorates aad Ml. Adult* only. 't r s r a a Far Rant faw caws paid, •ffcs Me Rayaaids Drag Oaas- FOR RENT—8-Roam baagalo* aad gang*. DM Palmetto Avs- Trueh rash Maaday ONE REBUILT lag Mashla*. Cm ISM puN 1 1-1 taa Maytag Wash Rtectrte r o u R ALR -a factory kuUI r boats. For galck ante, Its ap* Call Biado, Loagwaod. FOR RALR: Roaioa trartee*. Fan brad. L. W. L araU. »7$J. fUUag i. BUY BLUR 0 RARE. Rtra Rib­ bon ar cytloaa M a m a aad rat tka atmaaq W Lawamsv »•!*•■ RUuky-Negara Hariwara • SANFORD MARKET REPORT Indor Maharaja Han Last Word In Fine Cara For Rail Trips UM. tram*, Attention! Dsirymen Cattle Owners B .L . Federal afflciala IRRRJT pWlOil for old ago p da nat FROM YOUR FOOD WITHOUT IA I O l K M T nL'TTE, Mont., Mar. Ifl.—UP)— Jloney has burned pockets, but In this rase M. W. Jones' fera tinI ltd. With ib* thermometer snug­ gling at 13 below sera, h* wagwnd a friend he could walk acrora Main Street* barefooted and anaplined, with all popular aid* to locomotion, Including bicycles, roller sksies, eruichet and stilts barred. Before a rood-slsrd audience Jones made the trip from side­ walk to sllswalk across the le* and said his feet “ felt better than ■hey ever did since 1 |*ft Mis­ souri” He won $5. Jack Culver, 4-ytar-old boy of Gail.wlcn, Ala., prefers big black cigars to candy. R T ^ BAKING ■ V v PO W D BR ns, fa5ltel*wha* rau'ra kvagry •ad iklraty u wall. Oriva avae |a HamaFa tee a akart pfaarara agrtlt Ha'll gtv* yaw • * »* raevtea, WjTk T*S*rte5y. ^ a n l i r •varylaleg stall Ta* M l *b**a t*_ r »»v *-■ •a tela aa atevaa. Tkla te thajrta** aamkai . BOUEVS SODA SHOPPE A n . A lra t t A me •*<*!•* H ava yon m r fiilu w W yon r Im r m ? A r t tlw ir ItenMhT Fknbeim 88.75 up Friendly |5A0 Fortune $L00 SHOES (They Moo For More) Tooi wkkh rH Sanford A m co Feed Store .. . 1 __ ... -JatAi l F• . * . .*3 U m 47* SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY ......... a 'V I V !• ;t - . O r dering Evictions A w. B — ni . a d e r s Of Strike Lee Qualifies Pennon Plan It L eRefuse Conference With Officials Of Af Candidate in Hailed Locally Chrysler Company ClKV LleCIIOD By Kail WOrKCM 10.009 Persons Shrubs Displayed In Attrac­ tive Arrangements Seminole C o u n t y C i t i z e n a To Viite On Court Program CITY NEWS BRIEFS y Homestead Blanks Await 400 More In Assessor’s Off iff* tel >tec* _______ T r > Medical Society Takes New Member, Group Totals 13 Meat House Project OI Future Farmers Nets $101 Profits iJ'Army Officer Will DiscusH Campuiffn Durinjr World >Var Quick Purchsae Of Cover Crop Legumes 3 Is Urged By Agent Two Autos Hit In Minor Night Crash B i 11 To Authorize Survey Of Damage By Med fly Okehed Jay O To Start Drive For Members Early Next Month No Negroes Taken In April CCC Quota Myxtic Givea I'riMhf llerahl Read Widely Dr. Kelly To S p e a k At S p e c i a I Service In MethodiHt Church School DismiHEed* To Reflume Mondnv TourwtH Take Trip Up St. JohnM River MICAL WEATHER* T4 24 •I u 11 ---------- .1 •Jr President Of State WiMMlmen’n Circle To Attend ScsMion Edward Reynolds To Take New Position Bit Waal Sri BL c > Public Invited To Easter Sunrine Service In Orlando We Invite You To Visit Our Plant f Salvation Army Flow er Show It Opened In Report* $786 Is E p is c o p a l Parish House Collected Here VRricty Of Blooms, Plants, Vines And ora 6traBl!a8E— . g.-.-v a Regii«tration A g a i n Kctiremcnt Program Block Traffic In Spot I iff ht Of I A g r e e d Upon Municipal A f f n i r a By Two Fact Iona Antomohile Concern Mnv Demand Writ Seeklncr A r r e s t * InRenf OfStore la Minor Threat •ad akalaaM a# wlaa, tura Iteklaa Ik* patel*, de­ r —yjnre (hint fr.OOfl aU-riown ... Oo la Haaur’a far raaarsx Aad meaeataas l»a. Oat your *a>okl*g aa* aAavl*a * * * * * . e Itroinls in the County Court n i . was .* D D • ! VXT I Ho ,e xhow . tranraction lnvolv. ing ihe property, In which IC V • • I Sikt w it exchange*!, accorxllng t‘» „ , , . , «, | a computation tun ba*cd on the numlaa« I **— 1 x4 a a • a A Jkf I A a aa J ber of Federal anda kl'at. SC*’* Mwamia revenue n stamps cancelled on the legal k W A S H J V r .T O N . Mar. 17. papers. F— (API—Profpnaor Fdwnrvl Records showed that Aug.stusj t 8. Tdirwln. Princeton Uni­ T, Ashton was tht. party from A. IV. le e today qualified as More than BOO employee* of the versity, asserted toilny the whom the property was traits- a candidate for the City Com­ Atlantic Toast IJno Railway in frrrrd. majority of the Supreme mission to plug tht. existing va­ h'anford lo*lny accepted with en­ Ileyond confirming that he was thusiasm the announcement from P F T R H 1 T . Mnr. 17.— ( A P I Court membern had "forgot­ cancy caused by Ihe resignation tbe sole owner of the hostelry, Washington that the railroads and ten their supreme obligation'* A tragic automobile craxk near Richmond, Va^ brought death to Don Cheney of Orlando, n *., Mr. Kirchoff today declined to of Petty N. Whitehurst. major mil labor unions have to interpret the Conatituthn and Malcolm Carllex of Exit Orange, N. J., members of the Rollins college fencing tiam « n roilte make any comment on the ileal. Two other citizens hav*- an­ agreed on a five percent payroll •Irikora liofim l n court ln]unc* in hi* brief statement, he In­ nounced for th*- election sched­ tax to finance a retirement p»n- ♦Ion npnfnst their ocetipancjT aa r broad document written northward for a series o f games. A professor and fir* other atudents wer„ Injuied. The aniokitg ruin* of the ear ir e ahown nfter It »tniek m telephone pole iml burst into flnmen* (ANRociatcd l*reU cluded the fact that all legal uled Apr. 13, but neither have ■lon for ntoro than 1,300,000 em­ of (he PhrA'aler Atifnmobite for an undefined future.” ployees throughout the Uni:c*l plant* tottnv. nnrl their lead# •angle*, with a single small «xPhoto) qualified. They are J. II. Tru- State*. Th . gray-balmi, bespectacled ription, which has surrounded luck and W. A. I.rnvitt. professor of constitutional law, The new plan was devise,) to rr*t tteclinerl to meet with R the Mayfair property have been Mr. Lee’* petit ion contained 25 lubstitute for a 7 percent tax pn»- Committee n.tmetl l>v Gov# testified before th* Senate Ju­ straightened nut. names of qualified electors, the grum whl h was proposed several ornnr Mnrphv to arek n «>• diciary Commute* In behalf o f A ilee*I book in the Court minimum number mrrssnry to In*, month iign but which was blocked President Roosevelt’s court re­ House which records the trans­ come a candidate m u municipal wheu tho railroads hauled it Into liltlnn of labor tlisputej. organisation program. action kohls the purchaser re­ , elrctl>n, After th# nine o'clock dead* j coutt for n constitutionality test. Aa the Committee assembled, 'ire for strikers* evacuation had _______ I | sponsible for all State. County I City Clerk Frank I .union nn* fltorge M. Ilarrison, rhsirman 'at»l City Taves an<l assessments b* privately discussed criticism passed. Union sympn'hlzerx ettinounced that City registration for improvement* tha: are unpaid. books will remain opiu until \pi. of the Rnilway l.nlmr Fxrrutlvr ttolrad by Justica MeReynokU o f , Association, was quoteil ty the As­ matesl 'o number 10,000 aur« person* who complain i t e d i a ^ 3 Unregistered person* expect, ' " citi id Pro s ns saying ihrtr I* loundul th,. Chrysler Jefferson Terra court declsiofts. CBryrir. i ing to vole *ho Id en <r their ; T 'V likelitmmt of n cottr t'tslAvenue plant, blocking traffie said "doctrines o f th* court natinme* in th* poll list. Itnge tu the five percent plan." JarMy utrolve the admlnistratten’* lie ssiil cRIxuts who were reg- j Ac Ion by Congress w ill be ne.*- for fitc bheks, and nearly •• '* tir » program in a fog of^. By F R A N K S PR ARSON isterel in tho lust n y rl.q-tion . i-,«nry to put the plan into effe.q. many rurro nded the Hugo Dodg* Herat* Sw ift, r a ti.. and wh*. have not removed hen I'nivlsions o f the plan, In oddi- division p.ant, where a<rik«ru The seventh annual f l u w * r McReyaoJds' raraarant nvirad ‘•’gal te ddenre Irom Hnnfo I [ don to 'bo *nx feature, wrro out li'irrg cu: the sign; ‘‘Give us lib* Sanford rHsens had contributed show of the Sanford Garden Clqb' , * f calling raembara of th* 8786.75 to the Salvation Army at slrce that time are etlgihlo-so lined os follows In the Joint an *'"> °i ID'O i'i dvntb.' ' iy opam'd today at the Kpisropgl] taart .kofsra tho Commit te*. ,, —Hill, M-i, <n* i , a, t **«> 'ar ns rrgl (radon is roncern«-.|_ the closo of activities Tuesday, !| Homer Morten, l.AAVA Parish llotis* with a nmltitudl ' Itemtool* Ceuwty ha. „ h r iMooAtot Aakurst reiterated i t e i was reported today by Judge to I allot next momh nous colterrteff nf PM/jJj 1'iit, luioioici tire governor « r f J i » .*). It toy JteHw gran fclatej ha James G. Sharon, general chair­ • lerk I amsnn reiterated that s " rw a-t Friday, •rr, pfirr ,. » \,ir> hi •. v.-i *»; livVcU (he pro; used timtmU wnated ta ka kauri he would bo man of ih* campaign' to mis* '■ «Rs aarte*. nn voter mu-h show a receipt af 19.16 • I rntal flower nrrangrmenti on dlk U \ .^ mm iTv-wtera Baraevek** „ •'•ill i.ui xerv« to eradicate Hto Poll taxex otherwise he will not h« 1937-3$ operating rx ye tecs. Tha waathra: Fair; not qU|„, 1 ravlo* rvvte* the Bapraara Cran and v ds oi jolt insecurity and low qualific*!. , Explaining that ihe captains • » ) •tt cold, with light scat fared I Th* flow* rs are arranged place |$ mew ra dm orach. '* Jg#»." Persons 33 year* of age or tier a 6 * ratalsma h*v* each bran na• ottroM e aortfc portion to-'th* mate' mom of the Pari*'., ' i h* misled. A teport af U * Mceteara . d M l yond ar* erarnpt’ front the pny. "Ignccr certain prospects. Judge hllhl; Thuruday fair, warmer Iloua# with thi« diffrn*nt clan*^1 *'*■ Semlnol* Craotv |n mem of poll inxe*. Mn| er Chrysler, *tkidiatrti w t’ -ib* Shnmn declared solicitation* will north, ronlral pnrtlona of iifantK anil ahrivin pronp^.J. l**f Georglo where the.haito.ing mniimje until every would-be-giv­ Afore ll"»n_ A£>1> U.-|-.:,^.I. Colin- 1•■(•oration Doan), and John L. North went Florida-partly cluudy,1tH* ammll hoot hi on rithrr ai«K Is to be held, and not the head of th* CbruxiliM for er has bceh contacted and offered •v lumtrowncrs have failed rhlr I Florida political auhdi listen industrial Urganizatlox, waajra* an opportunity To contribute to warmer lonlgLl. Tiuraday ra.mlly, A ml Idle aisle ha* been formed vrar i « apply for homesteal rscloudy; warmer. , tj * , wn the renter of the floor I y a ot which Haafrad I* ihe teaihe Army movement. nepdons, it vvas reported today by i.anleii as providing tlt^ quick ter o i gaerruaraar. -1 chain of asparngtt.* f»rn held up Sanford Iteiidt'ry, County tax as- means for a solution to From Army Campaign Head­ Thrra alarntx, on* e f -inm f*lw , Th* Wlhniag will be done A weekly session o f the ^^sn•, * l |!, »tnnll green post*. Il*l.nd Union picket line nearly _ •cr or. ■l wer* an-iwervd yVaierday ofier- quarters, the following were named la a apeclsl rlectiow railrj for*l Lions Club will be held at 7' rsrh si'll* o f the miniature feme nil*-* long which exlendri «nThose xvhn wi*h to take silvan tmon, and lait night by ihe Ran* on a FUlIrna I Commlttro to oper­ solely for the purpose of grttrely around ibr D*>dgii plant. 'nif" of the lienrfit* offered und" ate among railway employes her**: o'clock tonight In the Valdrx H o.,at* plan-1 tiers of cut flower nr ford Fir* Dapanmenr. Miio MilJred Wheeler, .'hai,, ting an opinion on the roun •*L ntngrmnits, The next Chrysler move unitor die 1933 piece of legislation wenJ. G. Patterson, M. Carroll. C. K. president and district manager of A rubhlih fire at 11:30 P. M. question. dirhigati law may lie showing In ' I Literally hitting the visitor in I * bind ihe Speer Store on Finn Adorn* and IV. A. Leavitt. the Flotilla Woodmen'* Circle,will end'ieil thnt no npplirntioas wd' T «te y . Randolph , rtiaaty, Thursday', tides, Tidal Station, the rye is the nttractvenrs.s of oiirt that an injunction, issue*! l~- accepted ofn-r Apr. I. This group is slated to contact 8treet wna extingulahc*! before it ottend tonight's ............... ,h„ |„. Grergio, lo holding the nsAtr. Ihiudnry said: "Home mi*'- '>y a Circuit Judge, had been vlo# gained aufficieni heailwsy to railway official* and employee# Ocean !’l*r, Daytona Ilrarh: 6:12 the stage, n non-competitive en'ty ml circle beginning a 7; tit o'clock I" lleve that Iwcause an exemption .alrd, ami a request for • writ A. M. and 7 P. M.; high, 12:Id A. arrange*! by A. K. Ros.etter. j tioa’o first afflrlol vote on (taalteamS Ox t>s*a Treat threaten surrounding bu ildin g". Mr. Noosesrh'o rontrovegsiol in Wiuulman's Hall. M. and 12:44 P. Mj Swinging from wall panels a"«l nptdirndnn wt< file*! Inst yenr. •t attachment for tho arrest of Chief Mark Cleveland ial| the issue. Twenty-two persons off dinted tlu ro is no nrol tu file this year. drikers. ■ ■ . lattice-work decorative wall va-cs danger would have been *cri«us with the WOW Were prevnt Mon. That, however, is mu the rsic. Al llart, aaalstant atnrekoeer at of cut flowers spot the Interim *-f Itespiie tho injunettes develophad ihe flames not been discov­ •lay when special memorial serv­ The homestead exemption niesi- uient, Union and t’orporation con­ j the Atlantic Coast l.llle shops, the main display room. ered immediately. ices were held in Umaiilbv f..r a ute plainly siairs that a hems- ferees wh*r have been deadlocked had relumed to work l«*lny after At the r'n-ht of the entrance a An alarm *t 3:20 P. M. car former f r mrml mrmla-r of the Cltcte m, owner must nrako nppliratinn n h two weeks on the issue o f excluo layoff of two Weeks betauso of beautiful antique whatnot stands rl*d firemen to 602 Wcti Bix'n that rity. j yiIir>-Illness. <ive bargaining right* met again • lately ugniiMt the wsl| and sl-| Street to • residence where spaiks Dr. H. B. Oriel of Osceola was Th"»e unending were Mr. and1 Siam nnd County tax b’ nefi:« ’ nil morning most stral* the show with itsj from the chimney h*J ignite*! iho accepted last night •* a member *'■ *’• Collins, Mr. and .Alts, sie handle,I through Mr.lhiudney's roof. No damago was r*pom-d. Workmen today were engaged, smalt bud* am| shelves o f on-n Profit* from n timat lion *o r.. b. t arroway, Mr. nrol Mrs. It. offirr. City exemptiim applications of the Seminole County Medical In waterproofing the roof of tho i'104" " ' •" miniamrr vase* o f 'hiThs resident si 700 I’almnin projecl of Ihe Hcmltiid" County It. Floy I, Mr. nml Mr.a C. ||. nn- handled »i City 11*11. Society, bringing the membership Court House. The jolt Is ex;u-cted' ,1B' crW"“ l nod silver, Avenue turned In an alarm at I Chapter of Kuluro Farmers of Rudd, Mr. and Mrs. J <; Fryer ________ to 13. lo lie finish'd before the end of 8:07 P. M. which proved *o be in the dimly bgtvi-i interior *>f I America buvn risen lo (till, tin, The en'ire membership is a* the week. fab*. the small room on the left o f th’ unit reported last ntaht at * follows: • ntrance irru the gilded framed regular meeting In th" Chaplet C Fullerton, Mr*. Kunln* Kay. Dr. II. D. Smith, president; Dr. Hanford Woodmen will assem­ shadow boxes ib-pi,tjnjy seen * room at th,. lllglt Hrluad. Mrs. A Hatcher, lairaine Collin*, J. N. Tolar, vice-president; Dr. ble at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night varying from a t bines** oetting Th" Fieeiillv* ComtllHlen 111 Helen llarkry, llernire KdnomIt. O. Srott, secretary; Dr. J. T. entitled "Ea«t I smi I,* West" m jn A proposed |,||| to nuthorliB a in Woodmen's Hall, First Stm t, notiDce'l that lu roitcreto bon*bits w,n> * ly*l*- Ftyer .Al. C. .Stone, Denton, Dr. A. W. Knox. Dr. W. epicurean thought <xpressed by a Florida baa “ The (inlli|Mili rnm|i«i|fnM will ni'dlly survey uf for a regular weekly session. had been furnlshml iho laik-i n,"l Inland Ituili* T. Langley. Dr. T. F. McDaniel, dinner plate, a win" gl|*«, n tea Im> i|lii'iit e#*i1 Friday ii Ir Ii I nt ► . opprured by Hut L'nltoJ Mary Hl'IllMil In the he,ml It l< aDr. C. M. Mitchell, Dr. C. L cup an! nn unlightnl cigarette. oVh». k in lhi» mirmhly room »»f s't.n.'S I tepar Intent of Agricul­ lion |>ro]e, t whleh the FFA dl oh •he Ornn$;i* I'oiirity Court Hunt* ture. according ■C. !’ . Dawson, County farm I’ark, Dr. 8. Puleslon, Dr. O. H. m press diaA professional exhibit armng'-J rrrte*l there l»y MirJ llltii K nf Ihe pati lies from Wasliliigton. by Mrs. C. R. Kirtb-y, |,o-nl H ragent, today advised quick |>ur- Selman, oil o f Sanlonl, and Dr. An average nf l* |»iri"iit I u J. W, Martin of Oviedo. UnlfcmHy $,f 1'lurlLi, J IS choses of legum* seeds by all j i*t, is an umtsually attUKtite rin, plero of hiip*"l for leglsvocational agrlcnllure work was Ml< fi.iv'l. |»ri*ril«l«*nt of Ihn lien ru I'tlioo was liiaiixurated by Hon. farmers and growers who will > An onnouneenient was modi) group of potted palms, gladudns, reported for Ih" Chapter, white hospital Olflcefrt A uMn UHi MI nf IVlllrul If II Androws and Hett. Claud* No nrgroeo will be received I t ’ call# lilirs, r»*e* an I statk earryplant this specie o f vsgstetion as that tho tuberculosis the school averagn Is slightly A 1937 membership drive of die Fhirhl-i* ariiif»mirr«| liMlay IVppcr. a cover crop in the 1937 Federal near Orlando will open in April. Seminole County'* CCC quota, I ing out ns pastel color achetin- of lower. Some members of the local Soci­ Junior Chamber nf Coinmein, •Hi* i«i«l all |N*r«4»na in»rrM!rt| | prach, lavender and white again t In Its provision, th" hill would Boll Conservation program. Mia. J. P. Ridge, social welfare Mm . lit |."Fils and John Itavl* will open h- re in early April,-It" ety probably will attend dedica­ In inililary nff.iirM ar«* l i $« f t f I n niilliorliml «n uii'leterinlned conI a bar kground of deep forest g c 'it .' Ths sgvnt said that an unprccc- tory ceremonies. director, said today. were name.l on Ihe vacation tour organisation's Hoard of lliicf’w, • hear tin* lee I urr Mn| LiliKt', »e | School esliibits were entered by gresslimal alloealbm of fuii'ls In dented demand for the seed* is Interesting medical rases of A bulletin from Htate ).,%*■!.pj.xr- the Junior High School, Hoo h rom m llle* lo replai e two mem­ ■leeid"d ls«> night at a •|M--i,| fttfilini: m Mr. Michael, it an rxflnnni" a aiirxey of Ihn ilaiuugq forcing th* price upward, and that recent week* were described by ter* in Jacksonville informed tho Hide, Kan Hide anil W '*t Side bers who resigned meeting ill tho home o f I'reddrnt rill*'iil |nilillr k|»fiiki*r, done In this Hlato when the Gova 100 percent Increase is expected Dr*. Hmith and Denton. llefreshnient* wer" *erv"d at Andrew f'trrawuy. local office of the development Primaries. Outstsmling amorg I Mir Heilnn nf |lm ln|il<* will In* ornnumt onlureil tin, destruction In th* near future. Th" goal of lot) has been an, chili* n altnly nf III** rnmhllieil this morning. these entries were mounted butter­ Ihn ronrllislon ot the * " shIoii oiul of illrna trees to an attempt Whte us* o f legumes in ths soil th" Chapter's string hand fur direct « said. At present the civ­ nperalluiia nf military nml naval Previously, R hail been expect- flies and dried flower arrange­ Ih to fri'o Florida from this Medltarprogram was givsn as tho rcatd that about 10 negro youths ment* o f the .South .Sido Primary. nlshed music A number of FFA ic tiidi has 76 nffilintes. font** me.ilnil (hi* reahlliiK ainl ram an fruit tty whoso pretnacn on for heavy demand. The Hoard rliaru-sed th" Hi*'" • Inver fnri i* nn land. would he accvptrt) from this sec­ Liti(* Miss Ilk-tty Crawley, ago mothers attended. hero many iloithteil. In another statsmmt, Mr. Daw­ tion. convrntion schnlirl"-| fur Apr. M il •even, pupil at Ih,- South pi,|.. •tei relsry Wallse". axrlciilttir*, son announced a meeting of all in Lakeland and laid |*l.in« In until White boy* wishing lo get in School, had as an original entry said while his ilepartment had County and Community Commit­ as nuny delegates ar could pmHanford Masnnlr laalgo ik’o. US on th* quota ahould make appli­ a ehibi’s tea table set with mini-vapprorml lhn proposed bill aa It teemen of tho Semlnol* County sihly attend. cation after Mar. 21. turi* china pieces nnd rentercl today extended an Invitation to • lands, h» did not helium that Agricultural Conservation AssortVisitors’ Night was announced with n small bow| nf nwret pea*. the surrey should bring say atlon for Monday morning at 10 tho ptlhlle tu attind Faster sun­ for next Monday night nt the The low table is covered with u Tbnt the Hanford lleraI,F trav­ ligation nn tho Government. o’clock in his office at the Court rise services on l^ke Kola. Or­ regular reunion in the Mayfair madiera cloth and a chilli's .paon el. f,,r and wide, rovering a vast lando, Hundsy morning Mar. 21. Uous*. The Rev. Dr. Kelly, a retired Hotel. A special program is territory, wa* evidenced by th* •i each plate was the only silver It. II t’ hapman o f Hanford w ill planned. Used otf the table. Methodist minister, will hav# numerous queries sent in to th* hav* charg* « ( the event. charg" nf the •pecLvl lenten serv­ nffic,. for Siimetl, th" wonder J. C. Trawlrk. worshipful mas­ Edward Rtyartte, manager of ices in the ln*al Methodist Church mystic who conrlutiea bis engage­ ter nf th,* I.ielfe, said this year the General Appliura atom her--, tonight, lie will speak on "R e­ ment at the Ititx Theater with ! i mark* the third cnnserutlvn Fas­ will leave Hunday for Moultrie. It sponsibility of the laymen to 71 tonight's performance. II ter the rtlea have been spoaa«r*.| Ga.. where h* wit) assume ■luti* < 1? Ills Church" nt 7:30 o'clock. la Over I (100 letter* have been |« ta The sheriffs office today ro- by Masonic institutions of Ctn- as sales managvr e f the General 79 47 .19 Seminole County srhools wei* Tonight's feature I* sponsored ^ P p o n r i a collision The ''.Ynahte Ark," a houseboat received here, coming front c*rra- I M .. — night bo- tral Flnrldo. 21 Fleetric Compaay star* there in •lismisseil this afternoon ond stq. by the .Men's I'lult of the insti­ S • I 4 9 from I’alatka. left the munieipal brlle, Orlando, Maitland, Oviedo, ---, Alfred King anj J. p. Growing annually in popularly, connection with tb« rural tlcctnfi1 <9 •lent* instructed not to report bark tution. 41 and many .nearby docks thus morning with 36 Orlan-i Winter . 'urk, . . . . .. . . ....... ...... aa both men wsra driving altendar* has lorreased far b*-1 ration project. I 71 IS for rlaists until Monday morning. Other events in the special serv­ s automobile* on West pint Rirre*. yond th* *ap*rt*d bo|i*a of tho 73 do wintrr visitors for an all-dayi point* os well ns from this city, IS Th* project Includes tho wir ing • The holhlay period waa author- ices will be the baptism nf in­ 71 39 I For the four day during which 9 Deputy Lewis Tat* said slight sponsors 19 nf mor* than 1JM0 homes In Col­ ire I by the County School Hoard fanta by the Rev. A. II. CoU eruist* up the St. Johns River. 44 damage waa don* In th* mDhap M 49 Capt. Noah Tdghmun, owner nf| the mystic bus answered problem* lauigr 62 held Its regular ses- quitt county. R , in order that teachers may hava this Hunday. 71 44 lhi»_ vex'd, U *in charge of the of the reader* of Th,* Herald II $nd th* parties Involwrd rtttleil •Inn tail night 1 and member* II 73 49 J*ck Fox, local resident, will an opportunity to attend ihe onScheduled fur Ihe week nf Mar. (rip. II 7« ihsatralvss. Noe* was ar- war* •ntertalnod by 41 feature fill th* vacancy her* crrated .y through its rolumns, there has II ■nua| ronvemion of ih« Florida KJ- 31 to 2H are evening services to 77 42 The pany w i* tipccml lo re- i»cn an average o f approximate­ It similar to Professor (Julia. tt 49 Mr. Reynold*' Waving, I uca'iunal Association in Orlando. b« directed by visiting ministers. turu late tbU Aficraogii. 14 41 74 ly 251) letter*. 44 44 UtfUtrr99t May I n v i t e Justice To Appear Before * Senate Committee •I pi«r- r Z X 'u 't t i J i o & o Z r n m •r Clg*r, A waa-blt of araeay *1 Haas•Fa aoaa fart Ha’* gat tka boat Hal Dag* A .r ThMtM'Dmtktom S NcwsPAPca Th, *.„*— « ... Z 1,Ti.*inS:r'r Demo Plans Are In Fog Of Doubt9 D Headin' For f Court Howe Record Shows $12*500 In­ volved In T r a n s ­ action With Ashton . All To Be Given Op­ portunity To Con­ tribute To Fund CORRECT RENT WEAR_______________ IN FAREIONARLB FOOTWSJE I T O I L AAAA TO BEER «W presto S Mayfair Hotel Sit-DownersDefiant Purchased By W.E Kirchoff To Court Injunction FLORIDA STUDENTS PERISH IN AUTO CRASH Princeton University P r o f e s s o r Testi­ fies F o r P r e s i dent's P r o g r a m raraatly P erk in s Sunt * Citrus P ulp lOCBLV Ate of gavsramialal M t e c r M M t r lowed rapacta t h a t Oaviranr Dfc»* gholts would s « 4 Mayur Mdward Amatrang and a m tn l Intended to T h * administration af Armstrong waa thraatsnad removal orders an Mom T* Day, hat ah* i fore* with riot gina aad warn a court hsttto that want ta tka Itu Court. l ■ Corwin Soys Supreme Court Forgot Duties to tha antes municipal baaed-M H. to affte* alter r ad hte w « , wh* stepped ant la pirmR hte i . xf ^DAYTONA REACH, Mar. 1 1 - Uies Bare Feet To Stroll Acroaa lee ECONOMY and SATISFACTION mv r INDEPENDENT, DAILY r At DaytonaBeachAre Back At 0M M b sad MADK RIGHT HERE IN FLORIDA FOR BALM—H IM , all madras QC, the** num i, Th* fat* af Ik* poatlbte Or­ lando entry In tha Florida State League, a Class D baseball cir­ cuit, will In all prababUtg Mugs on lb* orating which will «‘ terrain, tba status * f th* gvutsp la that city. Th* session, which wltt open •t 8 o'clock. Is be.rtg bald la i N San Jean Hot.. nM will luvr tka cyss o f oil mcrjbon o f tka Isaguo which win bocomr aa elgbt-club affair should ‘.ha Orlandoans corns Ibrough wits a fsvorukl* decision knight. ff iho group i w Iracu to 'k* haMbali-L-indcd stywisors o f '* * meeting, then Leesburg wl.i be­ come tbs eighth member o f tba present six club loop which a Includes Sanford, Daytona B s» DtLand, St. Augustin*, Palatka and Galnesvill*. r *!*r Schaal, sport* editor of ths Orlando 8*ptlncl and sec Utry of the league, will present facte *nd figures covering th* coat o f operating a Class D club aad th* opportunities availed dob owners through the sal* o f play­ ers. Should th* Orlando group de­ cide to enter competition In th* loop this season, th* Orange County seat’s entry will clash with ths Sanford Lrokouta In th* opening game of th* season at the Orlando field. Th* lid-lifting contest Is scheduled for Sunday, Apr. 18. In view of the fact that tha Important meeting is being Mid tonight, dirrciors of th* Iragu* extended their deadline for tha posting of the $500 bond with the loop head until Friday noon. The six mrmberx of th* league, as well as the Leriburg club, have already potted their fran­ chise deposits. Mure Frailn And Vggvtnbicm TIur Af ( “ Art* In Antcrica .1. �Keeping Oat Of War HAVAXA, Htr. 17.-VB-*! MontuMt bearing the hut of JtN Marti, Okbon poet-potnci, * u shipped to Key Writ. Klv, yesterday on the r.eemer Cura. Tfc* monument will be erecte-l in ST. LOUS, Mar. 17.-UF)-TW Koy W «t ami dedicated on Aw. International Shoe Company pas' Tha date o f May ltth has bam rafeetcd by tba far* aifB experts as the occasion for another o f Hitler's span* taeular surprises, and this time, according to the experts, the next European war will begin. May 13th is "coronation day” in London and poet o f the leading statesmen o f the world will be In London attending the ceremonies surround­ ing the crowning of King George VI. HHler will suddenly move his troops into Cceehoelovakla hoping to establish ■ "fait accompli” there exactly as he did In the Rhineland, and to get away with it in exactly tha same way. But probably because most o f the experts agree that this will happen on May 12th. it w o n t The Bible tells us in effect that no one will know when Judgment Day is to eome. I f everyone knows, Judgment Day will likely be deferred. It would hardly b« in keeping with Hitler's tsrday annoocod as amass vugs Isereaao of I paratal ta H MyHS worker*, moat of moot am am* ployed In Mlddk Watters piaata. tba Florida Knits w Dm *Jm m o u * aee Allan-te Sea■ dmimaai appms* MADRID, ItQTflUHtQl fypOn tfBBJ PMRi wlie aeeritwaai wil ha eat*' el adt Btmiogham wthhe dm whala MMaiaaipat wi­ ld dm ffrale waairy aa lar; Mar. 17.- An American elm tn« that mav hare ihaded George Waahingun aad other Ravoluliociry figut?* kaa boon remored from Inde­ pendence Square here. City tr.-e has h»en spread by both sldss. ttdo d* AS a ditlmertetad t*te<teetatee{ggi>mi au uuteteei, Vtetiwt awarn up moatal aituatloa by potsriag aw dw n iiro a is aw oew t the Ftteteh thought er vkH HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. before he end of the wook. Ifradquarteri has drawn up a special lift of woman who will be naked drive, The naked to donate to the the drive. following It the committee delect­ ed to make the call*: Mr*. R. J. lloliy, Mrt. J. I* Ingley, Mrs. A. W. Knox, Mr*. I). L. Thrasher, Mrt. Arthur Rranan, Mrt. L. P. Hagan, Mrt. 8. Pule,ton, Mrt. Roy Mann and Mrs. Walter Coop­ er. Julius Dingfeldcr, II. J. Lehman and Judge Sharon were name) on a committee to lollclt by malt all firm ! and Individual! doing bualne»* in the County but who are not able to be reached by local workers, i E L G IN G M U B N B U L O T A I s p e c ia l m en I McLaulin, Jeweler I tU C. Fart Am $ aad pit sod section “ f w w*i," Strikes HireAten ky, co-operatton and htpr, and only a part af What . .■ » --- -— III 1M4 there wer* I^IH.IOI portent killed or Injured in au­ tomobile arrident*. In 1030 Ike number killed or injured Wat Jj37H.U00. CivilUntlnn march** M with priM|iurily nrm In arm. ■ Sueh loans run Tor on* year aad m easy weekly or monthly paymenta. If you Mad ir-<nry,] rtnzuM .gar . n an apaU tlt^ 1* *4^*71 '*•. >1 which five pevaona * word hilled aad at leant MB wmadod la t Moody struggle between Commit ainta, mobile guards and right' Itu that brought one-hour strike af worksia at the grout** nf the forthcoming Pari* intcrn.ttional Eapoaitlon and at tevcr.il commercial tatablithmema, pr.itatt agalnat deaths and arretta of the Communist*. Other ittiket, poasildy general, are threatened tamorrow. Mem­ ber* of Parliament filed notice they wouid question Premier Leon Blum'* adminiiiraiion for the handling uf the riot*, moat sanguinary in Par­ is in thre* yearn. 1 1 — j ■ . i i,*• ' “ 11 1 ■;>' 1 1♦ GULF’S NEW NO-NOX ETH YL GA8 , -aln * 1 liMtr- Wen \ - * « Mbrl bar* Ml a >»■*<■ ■ l» in HiBfuril mm4 I n V N r M ii WERT *The - JEWELER! I DosWr kGay's Quality Paints nod lawa furniture like new. StiHlcyvRofera Hardware Co. ••*** luklml Calm rnaliixap tlllaftcsat TWV ft VtHIAVI IP A T T I C GOOD GULF ) I U 1 1 J g a s s t a t io n t runit vt:it.11itiititiooi, nKstH K irtrmv*_____ Eiortric Rofrigvnitiwi Hnnltiry M r i M Choarfnl K m k a THE VERY BEST Electrocution To Solve P r o b l e m Of Apple M o t h s K bf BWltrtdfd la | * I Mini Mm* lu#lf fclta m NrwM www kmlar. haoaa, rb4 rrv»«HMM>* n lUf« r i f f f Waterla (teles • tl B a g g e t t ’* Liquor Store . The President *ny* Ihe flupreme Court hot teen packeil tefore. D's nn old Anwilran custom. Well, Adams packed the cuurl and Jeffi-r*un unpacked it, w l tho net effect of lhal wu* that w'e got the Mmlium-JUarbiiry case which first guve l|i„ Bupreme Court |h<< imwi'r* lloourvelt is now kicking ubout, Jackson packed Roger 11. Tanry into tho fupremc Court at a great liberal.1 And ho's the fellow who handed down tbe Drrd Scott decision last we’rw hearing in much about 1hi'tc day*.— Dorothy Thompson. Bo haring madu ths mlaiako at Joaat twice tefore, tho proper rip gll IB i or aanuiiy to he paiif retired om-| ployea I* tha aaaaa loader the- TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 1 7 .-'A*) plan aa now Incorporated in the —A New York book publishing Railroad Retiremeat Aet. company (G regg) refunded the Aa employe la oUglblo ta ret Ias vohiatarily upon attalaing Kata 11.232.DO recently on school ■he ago of U years, km may re­ hook* purchased by the Depart­ The world'e potentltl ehale oil tire at the ago of « y«are of ago ment o f Education through 'ho after comptotiag M years of oorv- Ichool Book Depository at Jark- production la rniimatrel at 300,000,000,000 bar re la. lea with a rodactlm la tha Baaahy aonvill# at tha rata af aao-flftetatk for each year ha la wader M. "S. Aa awploya tea toatbtotio work aftrr ain kriog M yean of ago hat mast rawlam ta pay ibe tat, although ho wBi not bo cred­ FEATURING ited wkh any oarvlw oaraed by Burh eatployataat ih tr July t, 1937. “6. Plan permits rotlesawat of PHONE 788-J FREE DELIVERY employe* bceauso of physical or Aranda BUg. Sanford, 11a. menial dlaahlUiy abet M yoaraaf aarvtes wkh full atnariiy prlvileges, "7. Present pension rolls af iha railroad* are takes over water the plaa. "H. No annuity wlU ho paid to Dinrararib And WatdHM any employe who retiree aad eaFlat Watch And Jewelry Repairing gagoo la 'regular gaiafal omplayP h B te d Mnaailag Aad Eagraving mem' Ha tome other Uao of work. •waana phick* ana vun aowatvtast atpHs m a a .u v * t N . Provides for dwtk hoaafka for a deceased emplayo'a oatatt. ••lo. Tho plaa affteta npptuaimatrly 1.500,000 tmployet of rail­ road*, exprota coatpaaiot, sleeping car roiapaniea and their auHeklt" B r a t For U m Honth” arleo. Employe* of railroad aaaacation* and af railroad labor or­ Uan DECO Four Hour Enamel— make your porch ganisations, sro alto lorhtded. May te tho reason all *hr»e I SBtl-Grrman sperrhe* are being outdo in this country all of a nude fien 1* juni In show that we rw tly didn't m<an it when wc pasnod the nculrallly net. The Morris Plan Company o f Orlando, W w idl has plenty of money to loan at reasonable rites and on various plans for any worthy p ir p m . fiance's Popular la imperative. With STATB GET* REFUND Wo * r , inuring mi much these days ttimut th*. Hnrit •l*prr*tliin" that some of us nre beginning to wonder what It Iha mailer with tho one we're in now. Walt llaynnt. Mgr. 100 W. First HI. Phene ll-J Hofmann Electric Servlet * o FMU grade puptla maklog Um haaarvoP wore: lUipli wtghtr Maaay CeUum. Jalaoaa Howard, ■Mrtoy Bleb, Maria Hawktea, Marjaru llodgaa, Margaret Mr Hrn Mas Soakarlk, Jam Loot* ■oad, Ramon Real, IMUy Ptom* lag. Kraoot Allman, Conate Mc­ Call, Mary delta Tew, Ralph Loteiaa Bobby Peck. ViralnU Welch, Nlcbolaa Rente and Mil­ dred William*. ORLEANS, I ml.. Mar. U .-(d 1 —Klrrtrncullon may solve the grtislng problem ol controlling coddling tuolht, n» longer check e*l by^ epruy*. The moths ure the t t ia m f New.7 H * said^ That the now belief that IB Supreme cause* of mint wormy applet. Home experts believe the moth Chart Judges n n read through h given number of rate* which lays the egg which hatches arath faster than nlaa la th0 worm which bore* into the the same aa thinking IS apple baa developed an Immunity own -ould run a mile more quick. to g large number of spray*. Another contends It ha* h*Ip than nine could, or that I I oookt vat their breakfast more enme smart awl •'learned to iplt Btetkiy than could nine. But no out tbe first bile of apple akin, AM believes that speeding up then eat It* way marrlly Into Jiatlco I* the Idea bock o f tho tha apple." engineer* think gnpoaod change. What la want-1 Agricultural M te a court favorable to tho light trap* with which ‘.hoy have Nhw Daalj g court that will dis­ been experimenting an fsrmo putant the constitution 0f Uhl soar hare may bo tho answer. tlk itri Bute* at tha request of Tha tripe reaembl* Japanese IBi rmltenL Molhounte Ttmoo. laattraa Rack ceataiaa aa ales- PHlLADELPHlX, WHhla the next few days ces'og new Carons aad C, Smith Typewriters will mlraace. A great many of mir vustamera are coatem* plating tko purchase o f this CQMipaMM and we ask that they get their orders in NOW sad gel ike old price. tha terrific P « t e Tvten sag p w l Hlehsoo. *te. MISTOMIC ELM FELLED o n t y p e w r it e r s e I f BUCHAREST, Rumania, Mar. Thc tattoo** wo* atJaattve Team 17.—UP)—Queen Dowager Maris of gnmania, aoriously Ul c( a Bnmtala, Mrhnuly gastric Hemorrhage at Zotroionl Castle, waa roported allshtly Im­ proved ycaltnlay. ADVANCE Ha ■Otter af formlag an opiotoe ms,may nr soother is act aa asif sag Mo tls averaga titisos. Bring aafcher gqologtet «or aaglsaw, ha ma ham hit vivma oa no anal hsurltlgi ht may personaly poaaeaa. Tha finding! and repwn af aspana wad to technical pkratology difficult for tha acorItor. Ju»t aa the guest in pouf af* man to tetetyrvt or undorhome can ho made uneomforubtal staad. Booty and propaganda tmlby eternal family Mckeriag sad aato frooly from both tho proa and backbiting, an ess tho norm sad ton* to nutko tho probltm of doprospective Investor >aroma dis­ claioa doubly porphalng tracted by tho thin and maw Forao—lly, Pro ahrayt had a earn by Floridian* agates Vleri- ha af roopoat for iho Army and dlaaa * fir tag!win aad aa for mo turt­ Koonly Hatoretdag waa Gant le’ m argOMMU with s recognised Garrett’* toatmom os dte trow geological authority, I wouldn't mate rami, a subject difficult foe - “— • * t il-*-. -• --------.» A L . ** Jaaation. Floridian* to discuss and am 00 tiu n tu tie — - - - - ------man government, or John lew is nnti Gen. Johnson from which very few hove any IbmIB-| ^ Aa If tear* waron’t already ridiculing German lenders. If thry would say these gent unh'ated Informalloo, dm te solve tl h ifh aJOnnh, the UUt.now is el It* ootWTovtrsial ootero aad the *rdy ha things now, whet would they nay after the guns . start vaat) amouat a f propagasda that oeatrovt And If the people themtelvc* jirv^not going to1remain pi mamad bawteng Item hadvirmat* iy drmollalted dm importaet mwnr of Slgwmsa, Bribpaga and Trijoowlipae day* af 'tailing ana holriad b»W|»W froat llso* ■ohawdul taring m fr«i«ht in ite OooSalajars.Samar. dm weald haooflt aatFteti- Outllnlg iko aotePM.af kaeamshea lei two-third* of Urn paisa ad mmr m tewat aitea what But to nay that Hitler will not more against Csechoslovakia on Msy 12th is not to ssy that he won’t do it at all: He is certain to sooner or later. He Is only awaiting the opportune time to strike. Probably the opportune time will not come until victory for the rebel cause, upon which Hitler and Mussolini have staked so much, Is as­ sured in Spain. Probably, too, Hitler will hope that revo* luting or civil strife of some kind will be taking place in Central Europe. But whether everything is exactly to his liking or not, Hitler's power over tho German people depends upon his Ah FAITHFUL, HAY1N0: It la B m ittfal Baying: fo r II w* b« coming to the aid of the two and a half million Germans daod altli bln, « • shill atao llv» shready living In Czechoslovakia and in securing possession BMk A Mb : M « • aatlar, wo (ball of this broad highway to the Russian Ukraine, the rich form another o f his promises to the Olm nlgn with him: It we deny farmlands which M S , he also ihall deay ua.—Z Nazis. Germany may not yet be fully prepared for such yiaiotbjr 1:11, 13. war* of conquest, hut she is nearer the peak o f her power than those countries now urming to forestall her ambi­ What this ruunlry tions. « o economy In g«*< And so war looms on the European horizon, and the United States Congress passes a Neutrality Act designed to keep us out o f It. This law would prevent Amarfcnn m u n i t i o n factories from selling guns or other armaments of war to nny foreign power engaged In hostilities. It mav also lie used to prevent us from selling anything at all to any other nation engaged in wnr. It may mean that 1 BUrtecn to thro* In favot of Um when wir bri nks out in Europe, practically all the foreign T ' . Fntkieal’t court prupoaal. trade of our rotten nml tobacco formers, our wheat and I . - * ---------o----- — beef growers, us well as our munition makers, will be I >Wonder I f Amelia Karhart ha* destroyed. ham practicing flying uptlda But all Hie Neutrality Acts In the world will not k down for her flight around the keep us out of war if prominent Americans persist In open­ L ' world. ly abusing foreign powers in the manner we have Been Drunken driving la an expen during the paat few days. Germany today presumably, is ■ho aa well aa a dangerous re a friendly power, hut that did not prevent Mayor I>a* booming? Mar. .17.-HA-A THAT’ S LANEYS MODERN SODA FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE ney’s Dru GOOD FRESH FEEDS AT LOWEST PRICES W1ZZARD LAYING M ASH-U86 114 Sanford Avon no QUAkB n n s M AN ILA. Mar. 1 7 ^ - m - A strong earthquake sent resident* of Northern Luxoa Island five log from thsir homes fas paste early this morning. Boms building* were damaged but no cotoaUteo reported. Tho shook lasted M seconds, Tha quako awaksoad SANFORD CASH FEED STORE INNER SPRING MATTRESSES Dtelrikoloeo Of PRATTS Dairy, Poultry aad Horn F irii 202 Sanford A v m m SANFORD MATTRESS FACTORY m n o M i b e , am . FRtete •• Sanford, F k # % �W PTOF? PACT m IA W 0 H Sidney And Fondi St patrfck’i Dance To Be Held Tonight Dinner re T i __ _ tAre Teamed Again Social And Personal Activities More than 200 miles o f bicyel* Siliio-is ran be positively diag­ paths Have been built rectntly in nosed only by X-rays aa silica par­ Berlin, (irrmnny. ticle* have to be under tO mlcrotll In alia to harm the human lung. Mr. and Mis. D. L. Long w ere"~ — ----C A R D OF T H A N K S Add It tonal committees have the guest* of honor at 1 dinner We wish to thank our many i m V R A N C I S P I A R S O N , S m IH > U H m Tafepkona been announceJ for the st. Patgivan Sunday at tb* borne of theirrl; ------I.A M E 3H'HCI.ES rick's Day dance s c h - d u l e d frli-mls for Ihe many klndnesevs son, R. C. Long, in celel ration of ( As i result of hundreds of fan to .be bsld t e n i g h l lit thu and sympathy offered during the Nij nrrtl l*» Ruffr*r frttni !im#th* couple’s 59th wedding aanl ’letters received by the aludio, local Armory for the benetlt ol illness ami recent death of our »tr d<tf«*na-*d »l*f versary. Sylvia Sidney and Henry Konda, the All 8*»ul*‘ fatliolle t'hure.i mother ami wife, Mrs. John M. I!N‘ Ai»t»ly i<i nffreffil |M»rl and Guesra present were; Mr. and the screen sweetheart* o f “ The building fund. With everything hi (Ulllon. til ( i« * » mi* writ U rllrf *linfW| Mts. Thonut* Dunlap, HarolJ T rjil of tho Lonesome Pin#.'* will readiness tor the alljlr. the In-mill h JliitiF* i i»irk h u.irsintfr JOHN M. till.I.UN Mr*. H. 1. Law la was h o r r a l-k >•*viir ilruitulpf f*»r \ T IU R ID A Y John M. Kelly left today for Long, Sir. and Mrs, I.. G. Hunt­ be *r--n together again in "You etaai la aapected to In- nttu ot VIRGINIA IIU.UJS to tho membem of R oi. Circle er. Mr. and Mr*. William I toeIre, Tha regular meeting o f Sttol* W. I. (III.f.ON New York City on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Long, Mr. and Only liv e Once," the new Walter lb* moat successful of It* kind | A I « W k * L o d fi N unbar Two of tho Sanford Garden Club at a Wang.-r production which begin* rajoyed her*. JACK GlLlAJN K U i i A L L I N Mrs. D. L. Long, Mr. and Mis. K. a 1* day engagement at the Rita O ffer of Eastern Star will bo pknlc at SanLando Springe, re­ Th* eheck room commit li e Is Atlc.— Mra. Maude Louvks left today U Pemberton and daughter, Mar­ boM tt Hi* Masonic Hall at cently, at which time it wae an* composed of Mrs. John S< hlrurd. for Miami where ahe will visit jorie, of Si. Mary's, \V. Va.t Mi** [Theater today, f:M . A covered dish tuppor will nounecd that Mra. J. M. Quirk, for a short time. Yoi Only l.iv* Cnee,** Wan- Mrs. L. M. I.elnhart. Mr*, th-orge Mary A li.e llunter, Mis* B-'iiy bo oir nd at d'.SO P. M. to m i igTr’* first production for release Holme*, Mrs, J. I- Hurt. Mr*. Mr*. J. C. Bills and Mr*. Endsr Hunter and Lee Hunter. lata of tbo Eastern Star, visitor* Curlttt will be delegate* from 'through the UnBed Artists, la Mary Mickle, an.l Mrs. T. tMrs. lla] Wight and Mrs V. tm i th*lf eaeorta. the stutkly human drama of a tVConner. Boa* Circle to the Siat* convsa- R- Klrtley motored to Jatk.ou Mra. Julia t.udwla. Mt*. tlror. Tba Olrl Semin will m**t al tlow o f garden ctuba to b* held In v llle Monday. woman whose boundless faith in 4>W o'clock at tb* Pariah Homo Panaacola on Mar. 31 and Apr. 1. |the man she loved made her stick Miss Aranks Takaili. Mr*. A to vlak tho flower show. Mr*. J. M. Quirk, chairman of o him though the hand o f every Meaeadv. Mra. John I'esold. Mr* Mi** Margaret Ontoah of Trrn Rehearsal tor tho Easter Can th* drcW, preaided over tho ba-l- ton, N. J., i* the guest of her sis­ Miss Virginia Dann was the jlmnn was against hint and he was W. II. Ilatne* and Mr* \V. V ■ ta will ba hold at tho Woman'* a*** meeting. Committee report* ter, Mr*. Claude M. Robson. guest o f honor at o scavenger I unt ihoutiili-d to tho ends of the earth Ruag* were named on the enter Cl ah at 7:30 p. M. ahowed that members have been latnment committee. given recently In honor of her like a hunted animal. FRIDAY These committer* will he as active In home beautification, Jun* Barton Madame. Jean Dixon, Friends of Miss Darttne Alien birthday. Tbo 1*111* Harriaon Chaptar Wr work aad tba diatributioa of of Oviedo wilt be glad to Irani At the conclusion of the hunt William tiargan and th* late aisled by tho Ml*»e* Anns lire, r, Of tba D. A. R. will meat at *0 0 plant*. Report* ehoweri that aavaral that she Is recovering from a re­ pritta were awarded in tho Misses Charles "Chk** Sale ar> featured Marie H is* Adam*. Virginia O’clock at tho bom* of Mra H. J. doaeiu war* diatributtd during the cent lllnea*. Marian Clause, Doris Dottitr and In tho stars' support, while olher l> i old, l.ucy BoumiHal. u * rv L*baaa.i, aid Pamttto Avenue. Hitsbeh Whittington. important role* are played by WalhcB, K e n s Tt-mpta. Murl.il Plena wets discussed for the Mr. and Mm. C. U. Suf'orJ Late In the evening refreih- Warren Hynter, Margaret Hamll Range. Doris luike. Mary lllc annual flower show which openedj » nd Mr. and Mrs. Harry I'attpas ineats were served to the gutsts, Inn, Guinn Williams, ‘Jerome ■Ins, Klltahelh fameron, WBm t at th* Parbh House today, and 0f Orlando spent Buncay a link who were mrmbem of the Gad­ Cowan and John Wray. I.elnhart, Phoebe Hines. Jsnelt.for the annual garden party whltni Tower and the Cyptess (laid-its about Club: the Mls*u« Virginia Potter. Mary Wight and Katell-* 111 ba held at th* home o f Mrs. i„ Winter Havtn. Dunn, honuree, Marian Clause, Hurl. -------Complimenting Mra. C. T. Cooper W. M. Scott ta Mayfair during The floor rnntmlHee is com iKirla Dorner, Elliab-'.h Whi-imgI Mra. James I-tiller ami young nm, Grace Taylor, Margate Van rat It sanitary protec­ Who la th* gueat o f her sister Mra. the month o f April. posed of George Hotme*. Paul Circle members were Invited to Hn, william Owen, have lieea Nets, Lois Wolfer, AHeu John on s a n it a r y W. Racksr, aad Mias Loon* Priold and A- IV Mahoney. tion that dev* away with napkins 1* aad Mrs. J, Bmaett who are attend the luncheon to bp jfiwti gipfiij Iron thu mid Doris Lake. Miss Mary Maxwell was the Mush- will he provided hy Pc'-' and belli -. • ‘hal '* romplelely in­ Memorial Hospital to their gorst* of their aitttr, Mrs. C. for the flower show Judges on gu.- t of honor at a dinner par.y ttchtrnrd and hi* orchestra with | bon)p on Cameron Avenue. visible. ami »*> ctnnfoilaMe Adorns, Mrs. E. Compton »w »r- Thursday at 1:00 o’clock. wilhtul Riven by her mother, Mrs. H. C. dancing continuing fnmt nlnMrs. CurWti, program chairman, ______ tataed with a bridge party at her there is m> roitKiousnet# ol wear­ Maxwell. Monday evi-niog in cel- n’rloeh on Other type* of enter Introduced pTofewor E. L. Lord, Mr* II K. McKay ret-n ?. n a p k in s haoW Monday afternoon, chi a-inn o f the hon.in-,-’* birthday. talnment will complete the pro ing tanilaty pndctlion at all. At the constusion o f tho cam** of Orlando and Gainesville wnoi frotn Mum, ,lMlur wher.r *!••• I • Spring flowers wrrj u.s»il tn dec­ gram. B ctlrt arc approved by phyilcUna several w.-.-l Mt*. C. I- Allen » « ’ tho guo»: orate the rooms of the Maxwell Ugh score print was awarded to gava • taU on “ Day Lille*.- H* bf„ n , ^ i „ g fc. . . arvlatnicd by women t w t y Mr*. W. H. Rucker, and Mra. Wal- srgad their ua* for gardana to give wUb h. r daUihter, Miss Blur i f honor at a surprint birthday htniu- and form the center plrc* MrKav. who recant ly unde -arty given hy friends at bee on ibe dinner table. tsher* aa the nn>*l comfottabta, t*r Cooper received th* low price. color and stated that they are tape-1 „ up, r. tlo(, a« j „ i . „ m s in Ovirdo Monday evening. Mrs, Lucius Read won the acreene clally auired to the climate ami. Those present were: the Mlsaet most convenient method evrr drM, mor!a, Hospital In Miami Games and toniest* were »n- Mary Maxwell, honor gueat, Billie yoke and the gsesta o f honor wars soil of this part of Florid.. Those preaim at th* plants ’_____ 'oyr 1 during the evening and Mrs ^ Wight, Elisabeth Adams, Sarah giveti Florida playing cards aa were: Mm. J. M. Quirk, Mrs. H O N E S OK I'-’ — 'l'.'c V'li-n received many l»vijy blrtn- Maxwell, Frances Pearson and WtM**< na o f th* ocas ion. FOUR DIE IN FIRM llnntlr I’.U'KKTS ttf ;l— liy gifts. Mis. Ralph Barnett. Refreshments were served to the Endor Curtatt, Mra. Julius Dirtfollow Lug gucsta: Mrs. C. T. Cooper, felder. Mm. E. B. Stowe, ,Mm. M itn u fiirliim t hy IL E T T E N CO ., Ih ilh ii*. I*x. Ri frcshuient* wore served to the CAYLOR. Va., Mar. 17 (At K ite L uck* Little and Mr*. J. Ben­ C. R. Mason, Mra. O. J. Pope, Mrs. — Four person* wer* burned lu following guests: Mrs. (*, t„ AllA re rn pint ItitIon of t'hrlstmaa Oft H n gal, guest* of honor, Mr*. C. A. W. E. Watson, Mr*. H. B. Uwi*. death today In a fire that d«- In non-e, Mrs. Sam Gardner, Mr*. holiday butinr** throughout the s t f e f t Adams, Mrs. II. W. Rucker, Mrs. Mrs. J. L. Colelough, Mm. S. E. stroyed the farm home of Gran­ Ernist Stile-, Mr*, K. B. Phillip*.! i ouisville (K y.) area shows isles A. W. Knot, Mr*. Lucius Reed, Johnson, Mra. Wallace Wrtgh', ville Ayers, 2*. who escaped with Mr*. l>. L. fameron. Mi** Bcvrrlyi in «ome lines ran sa high aa 38 Mrs. A. C. Fort. Mr*. P. M King, Mm. A. W. Eppa, Mr*. Fred WH his oldest child. Hi* wife, a Cameron. Mr* Maude .Stnffor I nrd percent above sales a year ago. Mrs. Wsksv Cooper, Mrs. Arthur son and Professor E. L. Lord. three-day-old baby, a Iwo-year Miss Vein Sinfftird all of BanBrsnan and Mr*. Jo* Ttnhet. Only one Revolutionary war old daughter anti a hired girl ford. Formerly it was against thalaw burned to death. .shitmi h was fouglR <in Flurvta. Hernando DrSota made hi* hit- (tarpet-bag) ta Louisiana for any Per cons eontrnct *il[;n*|t only it took place at Callahan and 23 terie search for the Fottnuln of criminal or eivil Judge to try a The State of Alabama is 117 after long exposure to silica dust, American nnd British aohlieri freed man for aay erlme. Youth la this country ta 1M0. year* old. ______ o unlly ten to twenty yuvri. kilted. On Tilt Screen Jfln New Picture us !«/ Calendar M n .lL B .U w b b Hastes* For Circle Pe rsona I s Miss Virginia Dann Honored At Party Mra. Compton Give* Party For Visitors £ . 1 . : 'S 4 * r’ l /'I . 'r at- > ■ t 'A t •i ! fi I I i S I- Ifc * Mitw Mary Maxwell Is Guest Of Honor t protection Surprise Party Given i or Stirs. C. L. Allen OR NUTS - TONIGHT Last Appearance XlacdL *s* M “The Yowell Co.” HOWM UCHNILAPACKARDCOSTMET •rj u*i "ONLY*40AM ONTH,M R.JONESP’ •1 u “ Laney'i Druff Stortf* T onight and Thursday WMtm waa«s...e— -ALSO- GOODRICH ENTERS THE, LOW PdlCED TIRE FIELD Now that thr m.krriof ths famous (ioodrkk SiKfM.mil Tlrt h o t invadrd the low.priced lire field, plenty of nwtudM are In line In cut their lire (m l* Iht.mf, rvrn thuuih it’spriced rock Ksw-ev, this Goodrich Commsndrr I* full dimension, temt >iie at imr higher* priced tiers. Ihrn’t mlo this oppor­ tunity. LIGHTS TOW CHNW S WHATOOtS Q ftO 1nfCR*0UTYaMCAN? O IKND N D IN n a O th M COUPON and you'll find Six coats baa to buy than And fceeWi M f l f f p a d w n . . . Ike #W W S ix ta rnfk tlbm gem a ym farIh k n i t^srstwa, Tkia It tfwe fce rwo nmnm . . . U n it bacatmc tkia powerful Six la unusually tkrlAy wfck gaanllna. (A ik ua to show you A t actual p a mllaap that local ownert art pttiafe). And the Packard Six w ill not only need very little service but w ill Im t lomgfr. Thi» king mechanical life, coupled with the famous lines that keep Packards looking like Packs nix, moke it the ideal car foe tka man who buys out at income. So fill out aad amil tka coupon, and get tba pleasantest surprise in motoring! •ko* fc coats baey Unlo iniarrlca. Poe example, ■QM aarvlct opormiona can ka ft t fa t im j on Nrkaad Ma in Ima ttmo. with tarn labor knacw than on can btrt i in prkal MAN i *i s u it C O U P O N — M A IL Ostillcnicn: MOTOR! W M FXNUSViVMIA ID I NX fes. Iw el...T t N q better oil tan fie fiouffil | “"Sprite. a « r . . *•>« — H O W N » [1937 ____ _______ _______ ________________________ HILL HDWE. €0. Phone 6171 - M KOAOm ■ s f e s ______ N d.l Ftfe . .. “ RsdUtar felt, ___ J**fer «<dfet__ fcowpee Fr, llcsat* Pitta Friffiti t fsadsr Plsy^ N. _ Mlire# Clesls _ . j h l m l istsedsei. • « * y « J* * !* '__i fi.ikriyllt____ _ .J, f hikfigW BeHoles | S p vriiit I'rlcvH O n .Mnlntnlus— Antvriru'is K iiu -h I A u lon in bilc R adio O N I X R M D S O A l ] W fi T«R| ■- .fe 5 4 My iprciisimetrr resih miles How moth do you think you (mild slluw me on a trade in fur a Paskard Si if S»*t« _ 9 t«- h*-* 30LB Mgr prrwrnt rar it a Name 4 , NIXON ril'T T XifiroRA, INC. ■xtt V GRANGE (VR. Oltl.AMIO, FLA. Sanford, fly 1 4 40 U S S TODAYI SEMINOLE GARAGE 208 W. 1st St •r TUI g if ___ 'Would this (over the down payment.’ How small, then, would my monthly payment bsf Setami, kocanaa tka car It kalgaail to simply A IK V0UU KNOWWHIN YOU SIR HOWTHI NCWFNIOIOAINC NNF0RMS AU. S BASIC SERVICES -AND PROVES ITl 1 IU ..r ■m EAST 1ST ST. McKee Auto Supply 1QH W . I BIST STREET PH O NE U R :* iy �?■ r*v3fr r 1 Ii" ’ **1 >- ‘ * a , .• i • ,: a ■JIM ■_* * .r v •. -7- «• - - t * : ‘ - . . . . .-p--*?" r .'. • ^ d t' ' •. d tzt: m K' m sw M m tile TUt Take* Place Tomorrow Nigh ggg&9f. — •' ..asT* Eckersons A n d Johns W ill M e e t in Im portant C o n teet On School Floor Salty Srkara It Wiaatraf Feature tiaceAtLaafwood r o l'IlT H —J - li mil*: fifVir** r i* »a tlm*. in * HI if* U ( M « . ■hinny Darnsy______ « *■ r i m i - l - l n il* : •!**■ =*» , *, Frlsnd III* !S N o n o i U u Faith Rslty'e .I Beyer _ 111 , In8th RaceKeeners) Ilin*ool*'o Luck Sahara Is Show Doc I I'ff'iz™ *'1'" imT* ii*.« M'/a.atl.. It* * M ic e . H I M « t b c » « To ^ia| Group H Get Under Wiy At Q ^ ^ p . 8 O’clock; No ProL? Um To Be Scheduled Answered Today ii CINCINNATI. K a rr 1V _ < M P a a l n m i M , n ew k u i m , J ab a , agvr o f the Cincinnati-owned DuK ban team o f itw Piedmont loaf ok t u captain o f lHo CocrgetoWjk foobat] team hi 1W4. Ha * u a major on» ntaor ha|M cvebat fo r IS loan * * t i i h ■EVENTH—4-1* n il* ! tlm*. Following b tb* final troop el Tbo alt-important contest to d«* . . gU* tbo supremacy o f tha Ban* queetietia la b* answrrrd bp Sin‘ b H City Beakolbatl L *ig -e will nttt who conclude* ht* onaagoi, (aha ptara tomorrow night on lha mont at ih* Kits Thoator tonight. local high achool floor with tha ((— Raw bag will I m ala my ii Ktherson Canncra and the Bt. " Jobna meeting In tha enielnl fray which I* scheduled to brgln a promptly at nine o’clock. * The Conner*, winner* of <ha ' peeped half championship and tied with th* Bt. John* for the flrat ■ half title, can, by winning, anv nag tbo loop ti'le and are prime ), 'favorite* tn il<> ro, Wilh but nne dofrat In thrlr first-half pl*T. h that handed them by the River1. man In the (Inal gam* of that Initial half, th<r Cannon swept S# all opposition aside In the second ■■i,- half to tom* through without daThe Rlvermrn, on tha other hand, aflrr losing to the High rehrol 0 team by a n1-2ft count, found themselves to begin u win­ ning streak which Included their Victory over Ih* Canners to tie up the fight for the first half tltl* and then continued through­ put the second half until the float yarne when the Kcktrson aatflt came through to snap their rivals' winning streak. Their first battle hnd ended In a 14-17 count for the 81, John* whll* their second meeting found tha Eckeraon* on tha long end of a se-.it count. In all likelihood 'Hughes anil Altaian will be at the forward Rnata for thf lllvermen, Herndon al, center .and Harping* and Kin■ w at guard* while Ihe Fckcrm * may depend on Whi.Won f * * Q/avItt as forwards, RtkirMMiil-aanter, and Young and guard*. * ! £ a .* ■ hlP 1'p frlnralo II' VO * k fI 6^ h ! - ' ; j tp ; m i \ Itaymoa Warrior and Rip Colllaa tormod tbo wlaolag dally double combine. a t i r i t * te a r s w v r , n n ilT —1-lt a ll*; Um*. :l» M Ann rnarltr II.*• T.sa i l l IrnwrlDtUtn n o Si* Vine** (Hlt.lt. I ’li) T o W in Feature Tonight State League It Choice tha Light Tlifft*Dyao comblaa. Almost Actuality rlioualng Ihe 7-3 combine1 ■■ event* which took pince last night i i S d l l U U A V t ir it t lir — 71a. *ld. be, at a meeting held In the Orange r.uiVh" I.J i i-l.lt. *4 fat. lute*. Bi­ te*. No 1*. Hid. b in . l. t i. H fascounty city. tin■Up 5jc. fA W IK IU K fc A — P 's . t - i fax*, A business man from the Cast, cneih. ss-**r. N.i, *». in-lee. whose name 1* being withhald, (IT ItA W B K n n iM — Pla. p lti*. lie .. irm the hopes of I'aseball-mMrdj A tT I.K C — Kntttrn. T n »k « fislr iiP mkL lm-. b - k la , I Bo-I 11, Orlandoana tkymeklnr when h* In i UUANH: t l.U IA l— Pin e.i* hurt, offered in donate f SOU If l*wrw- fair III r.nllftAry. 3 t » - ] i t ; f . » pcople could produce another $IWM1 l.itrv , t.faJ-I.Ii. The bad feellngH and dullH g A N I: ISNAPHI — " u a i i l l t t In give the club the neeesa*-y l i g h t , d .iiia n .1 Ilih l, ni.r- n«HH often attending corcIU k ,l tlr n d f. PU. bu*. k|iP>, lllaM tend-nff. of M lrlnal***. t*Jr l » ..rillnary, I so- patian take the Joy out From all Indication*, the group X »o. m i . Iilaeb V u lcu llii... i » t life.. Try a doa# o f Blacky attending 'he confab last night It T l i l W A X . few . tpouf nu.llty. Draught at tho flrat sign ot -t.rv prepared is grab the offer o f Ilk* i * 4I1KKTM— »uBBll** m«Hl»r..la d*Northerner artd 'h Is likely that maud mod.rat*. m »r k * l *ua.iy. constipation and nee how ear 4»*hunch.*, are. Is much better It la to check thu franchise depo*k will ' be ' IH,I Ft*, iiualUy a ad coadltlon. i t - I t * , .oni* >/.V; ii < r " p**»i ..hy ,th e.‘.rouble before It gcU-0 l.'AI/nAIIK: (uVlKK.N) — SJJJ h !* the deadline, this coming EridttV. light. itemAU.*'' ,|u.nt. inark.t .len d .. hold on you. Black-Drought At the session, It was pointed t » * t l i Bu.Ji.aa, pm.rrr, a ir. to i* purely vegetable mad id, ao out that KiO gam** would ha iiuallty. t it t - IU .* « . Sled. bu. bpra. prompt and reliable, , played beginning .Sunday, Apr, IB - suppti** Habt. d«G et re fre s h in g re lie f fro m *, m*rk*t a t * a d r , bunch**' mu*lly 4»* constipation b y tak in g purely tow ar: Tupp*.l. bu. vegeta b le Flyer In tho first; Ucht Traffle, AM N’a I kick's Rati* anil Torrid In the pierood; Ityno, (.'rots' and flnldht Ktsreka In iti* tftlrd; All ToWmoa. dljikftr Melody add Rad Antra tn the fourth; Ann Wet mine. Frisco Fark and |teWt»r Park In tbn fttlfi sail 0*»rk fjtd. paharn'Plash 'and Mack A IW No Iti the altth. Tn'the'aerenth r*ck, Rnap Traf T r afjtd r t 1sne^ and' Srntrh ( ) —-What la tb * i n n * I 4a nat hear from my d aagktrr! M rs. D. hecause your credit here Your daughter mirriel last week and *hn U afraid to write you. She will communicate with you next week. She will he very happy in this marriage and hvr future I* Indicated fari'able from an. astrological standpoint. Their tilrtli signs hadmonii* and they will he successful in th*lr mar. riage. (j—What will I da akest my Uaaaclal problem! (Mr. F. I». B. A —I >ee the pn'petty will he forrclo.nl on In th* next thirty il.iy*, iher* is nothing you ran da Is in June and you. will many him Ihlt fall. I would l i k a d to h a v e answered every question that was sent to m* but space and linto will not permit. C hest Colds Rub on Muxlcrnlc. Used by mil'ioni (or 2S years. N O T juil a aalve, bul • ^counter-irritant. ’‘ All d.'utttstg.Tbrca itrcn/thi. HAVE YDt’ ll Watch tepalre.1 by one who really knows bow. Brlgg*. Jeweler, Maginitla Are. 1ft—ApWtBMNUf< M ENI tlET VICOIt A T ONCKI NEW Oitreg Ttmle Tshleti renmln raw oyster tnrlgoraics and Ft) It KENT; (is rigs span mem 1U Wtst 4th St. •char atlmutante. One tlose peps bp kfgani, glands. If mw delighted Makar refunds fmv cents paid, TWO NICELY Birnishsd rooms. can, write McKeynoida Drug Com* Bit) Park Ave. Phone 171. Where to DINE FURNISHED GARAGE APARTMENT. 708 Park Avsnua. Phone 645. Adulti only. LOST; Rids Truck rack Monday U N F tlltN IH H K I) A P A R T M E N T Bight In Gold.boro. Phone 400. N ew ly retlulabed. 110 W aul 3td Hlreet. r a n b a l k - m u f u m t 1-3 ton truck with celery body. New FOR HAI.E -3 factory built row lubber and tt)37 license tag. I Tic* boats. For quick sale, 111 up •IM . Reel * Huns. Call Blade, latngwood. WANTED—HOME one with mutex and equipment to plant and eultlvate crop of corn, 40 arras *W tea* mi shares. Address QC, •are Herald, or phoa* 433 J. U tR tD A not in Sanford MA ODOUR’S LUNCH---| MIAMI, Mar. 17.-Tho br'ck. layers, mason* anil 'pls.trrir* union nf the Miami tpullillox trades rnuni-lt ha* ikm I i-i I hip tires nf Its Intention lo a-k lor n wa** approximating |<i3 a week. The notice*, whlrh propose to keep Ihe prerailing 40-hnur. flriiday week, but with the hourly rata Increased from th* pre.rnt II.3S to 4113 Pit, ware msltad last week to all archltert* unit to aeneral contractor* and sub con­ tractors who bar* working agrremrnt* with tb* anion. Th/ propose,! change In scale would be affective June 13 when the currant annual wage and fcour agrsament expiree. The union, which ha* a mem­ bership of about too In Hade j county, Includes stonemason*, cement tlntahera. math to xelt.r* and terrasso worker*, besides bilrktayar* and plasterer*. The unton olilslnod the cur­ rent ft. 15 rale last year. F)ir two years prerlousty Ihe rate had : been It. For elsht year* prior I tn Ihe depression cut In IS33, Ih* rite s is ftto . This was the rale that pre­ vailed during th* 1,34 boom IS- |rt ■ » ( , . , Laborers In Miami *4— W h at hi the autcome a f m y, Ask Weekly Wage p rn w ai p r a b ltm ! Mis* IL I). H.( A —This nmn will grt a divorce Scale S e t At $B5 C la s s ifie d Advertisements paay. -- c n tX A R D B — Sor pH** mederutq tsm aad rao4*rato, m ir k .I steaCr, rn . per Cos. l i n k * . , m ostlf 1 *-lle. f . w lie . CL'CUMHKfin — F I*. bu. berk h *«t lik - S .lt, p«Hir I . fair I.H to tru sk .r*, *a r ttl a***u ib l*t* * a t l i t . otb*r d.alara fa r • I t hoar period E O O P tA N T — nutppliea ll « M • ■dins a l C.t* A. at., to-tay a* r*- CemaaC tlgnt. m ark.t atiaCv The possibility that Orlando will ported bp J. U. Mlehaai, klann Via. IH bu*. rtl*., best. I H ; utr. to Ih * r * d t r n l . U tel* M *rk*i fair to good, I I t - I TS; bu, hprs. make the rlghih member uf ih* i New* Barvtte, IJ i- 1 .lt . UHAM IKis— Pin. *ld. b in . Comb, Florida Stale league luomed lo • 111-. H in bag*. I.t* J*. .Id near actuality today following b s *. film ic i t * . H ••*■ Imus. M i. No I s *1.1, I n i . 3.1S, H t>-. I.j k * “jr t rjrtrn*- "•— ra u tla e i • fcs.e e e re*re -*a la . It***. rt.vr.wMr rne-l see Me **>* •H B ltr. I SB.* keep. r.mPsa ket* fee rltteee » r e r « . Tkere I- ee eUarse tee a e M * * - lr « it * « - ll*e.ee.k P I P . « M e W K IU IM N IH . Me* w ere e l iM lteler* e k * e e * . Ikt* REPORT Ln E T U Bu h.t, V ttia e-. m a ilIT fo oC dE ,— m erperpn sit.. t rrl», steIala dy H J K ir ilU W * .l* (s ‘l« . l.ia -t.S aA . IIIK ii.C .r».pi rris, t.li-l.lt I H ' B T .— H e u r lr . » e a r c « P*U r ilu i. bH u--S nr.ir b*.. Ins lit. N baH ai.N *. I.ie . lh.rn Telluw*. SO fir. ulvfptl* SANFORD MARKET |$500 Offer Is Initial . > s#m« hOnronMa* ’ ((— iVkat ran I ripart frata ary ITtnro arWarntVif With Into ||aT T * p k 4t f ’H ieA . lavratmrat ia Miami! Mr. T. D. low nine, fhitrli Hefner and Ruff 1A CUMlNfl HKIJK AGAIN. 8. Rlirter as top* in 'tha. alghlti and L S n * * " ' he »r> A —Ymi will kava an opponual- Rpeedy James, True Anna and <* »k* Asa.kill llutet. i *1— " f J " " ' . '♦••vk sack ly to sell your inr*»tm»nt next Rkrtlaa Mahntil In thn tenth. month at twice what you paid far Rome nf the bettors will he off twraty rear*' a iiu r l.* ,* nlth it. i f RfctfM )i nnl#f|iriiHf mrmI RM w HRf R «k|lp IriflklMfl. II H # ht n M N ifil m Rlftkl t»r whim rW llN M H fty MHlII M iNRftfV 4 f Senior*of iha1#3SMarquetteunivrralry football reamon (porting newbah*andbuckle*, gift* oftb* Marquette Boottrr Club, a group of alumni and fan*. Goldenfoot­ ballsar*omboiiedonthabuck)**. S.ECOND— l-t* mil*; itm*. i-a R a y t w in W a r rior 11.1* I!*.< • A r* P llrh l« L o n g Shot Is Expected i|0 rkudo Entry In tlllietts'a L1Inmo i T . ( i / j - r __ i ____ t ___ ■ i . C l . . . i ______ i . Hob , ii; ,M ilJ •*” N INTH H sn tir *— *isF rauturity ctreltag the track la :tl 31 a A n r n lth (l*noral Hahara 2iv> ,a . lg Boy Bine d i r f k i l d . a i- A A p LU??! EventAt Dog Track * n * I? ” efts. 111. IIla s m e — PI*. t»i a**, to U'wllty. I’lnnH Beinft Made For Cleveland Fair Keep Eyes O p e n Says Vet Motorist F o r Safe Driving, HOUSTON. Mar. !7.—(*h -J a :g Donnelly, who drore fir* engines, llmouslaeg and police patrol wag­ on* hundred* of thousands of miles without an accident In the 34 year* before he retired to become a traffic director, (Ires this* rule f or , sans tlrtrlng: " I always toohed for th* otbur fellow to b* either crasy nr 11)37 rdltlon of ClaVelind'f big drunh avd g*T* hint the road.” show. Donne'ly drove lha first ran"Florida's rontdibuilun to 'ho tor Hr* angina In Houston, wm (ireat Ijk rs R&nosiilon o f IWWi chau'/eur for s***n mayor* and^ wai ao outstanding," * tid Mr. piloted such notable* ne (tenernl Shaffer, “ that we are deeply t"i-j J.xhtx J. Pershing and Marshall irm ted in knowing what r.sw, perdlnand Fork on visits here, j frntutrs will be Incorporated' tf| "N *rer ersn scratched a fender the 11)37 show and have com* all fn a|j that lima,'* anya th* aging! th* way to UsLsml to s«* what )|tt|e Irishman. " I f people wasn't Mr. Brawn ha* In the way i f r * v )a inrh a hetluva burry, they'd fraturra for the entenalnmcnt and ,|tl, longer and have less sectenllghtmcm of the mtlllona we *1pect tn pa*, through the Expost..| naTrr drtr* more than about lion gate* neit »umm»r. ss mi|ra ,a hour sad I don't ar"IVe find that many new and very aija aaybody over who'e got Intttt.ting feature* a r e bv.ng ^ r|ahto( w*y. That’* probably evolvnl at the extenatve st.dios j na„ f pUt the city out on* maintained by Mr. Brown amt hi* B)rkat (ur repairing wrecked co-worksra here In DeLand." ear*." la th .r t an rlh ln e In ih * claim , o f iu p *rlo rlly w * m *k t In b ik a lf of our (la*T I t th .rt tr. rou I n . by not Warning the truth fur ro u ratlf. A ll « . ran Co la rtnilnd you (b a t our* I* n O .a (h at Coe* more, and *a v t* m or. - fo r these who os* It. I I w ill do tb * *am * fa r >ou r*MM aim LISTEN TO R C COLA- r« s ijjs TuranAY. it t» JtJW «»• t< W J tI- a r g M W ll.U Trim, • • M I w n t n — TAMP* I C M d l Black-Draught THU RBDAY.^M ARCH 1ft A GOOD LAXATIVE w in — a A S H v it tn ama-Tiaa NICK'S Liquor Store SOT E. l i t S t. mma T h e Beat In LIQUORS GINS WINES WHISKIES wrnr—tn x a i.n rrn nma-fwa K*T w fa v - m r ix x x n *rr • * « • SATURDAY, MARCH OT vatn n — m i a m i !*■ *•-taum W M A b - iK H tlU N r it * ,S »- I* il» A loin piste Variety To Stkcl Fron PalaMlt* Ava. Neal Ta Fire BUIlua A R E A L M E A L - ...... -S3* PKJOYOUS s o r t RE/r/?f S H M t N l BUY BLUE GRASS, Blue liltsbon or Cyetoo* Mowers and set th* utmoat In Lawanoower ralue. BtanleyiRngars Hardware Company, » , 00t) TOMATO Hiaata tor sale. I'bon* 343-M. C. F. Bnaau. HMALI. furnished ’ atimmer. Immediate Mr*. Bill Rngera, May R. L Downing, 10, o f EaJd, MTARTMD—SMALL plaao. Prefer Okla., ha* discarded hh spectacles stadia for rash. Ernst. lt>4 East and ia cut>in« bis third set uf /•fferaoa, Orlando. Fla. teeth. _____ SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY �Divorcee Quizzed In Sodeiy KUHag Assistant Communism Named Attorney General %kk*Strike M a t Death 01 5 la R e c e n t Riot* last A c t i v i t i e s la P a r i s Stopped i 1u',KZAm elia Hits Hawaii Kw k m Sixteen Hours A fter Mine ExpMoas Sig* n a I Inauguration Of H u g e Assault Under A r t i l l e r y Doctriae Is R u l a Of Faadiy, Shakes Bases Of S o c i e t y MImt Clashes , Hark First Day Lea vin g California MADRID, (U r . l«^ -4 * }-4 )o v V A TIC A N CITY, Mar. 18— <A>) ernmrttt infantrymoa, charging —P«*l* Ftn« X I coadomnad ComMOnkm a i "ih* ruin a f tha family and oaaifty" la a ItagUty ettcycHcal tMMd today. Tha R «ty Father, la a vigoroo* attack oa ike force* ka hat fought1 •tew throughout kb m i t t eerlou* | illness. declared only the Catholic ran effectively oppose what he. termed tha “ ravage* o f an antL-| r go campaign which thakaa aociaty to lie very foundation.” He devoted eeveral paragraph* to domonetrating htw tho Catholic 8am t Whitaker o f Chatttf Religion In tho family and tho aooga, Trnn-, la ahown at Wnshj ■taie waa tho heat equipped agent to romhac Com manUrn which, he Ington Juat after taking the o«Df ■recited, “ will pteclphate one and of offlco as aaalatant attorney general. Boam months ago U all to rain aad catastrophe." made a special report (nevtf The H o l y Father called upon published) to Attorney General Chrletlan employara to combat Homer 8, Cummings on the share Communi* m by rocogntelng “ the croppers in the South. (Associated Inallenablo righto of the working Presa Photo) man.* Bitter A t t a c k Are * Expected Agai nst h B l u m Government MU* Thereon Ludwig (above). LVycar-old divorcee, was detained by police for queil ionlng follow* Ing tho mysterious slaying o f Sirs. Rose Cable, society Umdor, In her fashionable home at Can­ by Btmwroua minor claahra ton, Ohio. Officer* quoted Doe!■ tbg City's atrecta but no ber 8. Cable, husband o f tho slain »«r k ja disorders, workers demonmatron, as saying ho hail been ■bated their power to enforce de intimate with Mis* ludwlg for teaada for the destruction ot revrn yrara, (Associated Preaa "Fhacbm* hi France. Photo) AD •faetorlee, most shops, re*, tasrams aad office* w*r# dosed •mil b m « by a general strike, eaDed ky ike Oeneral Confederalte« a f Workers la p r r : over, :r ; proteit «k* *ma*sacre ---- — of CTchy" ----- J n Tues■ay a tta aad early yesterday i wkea armed police charged Com-1 munist street faanlcades in ihe workers' suburb, outride a right-: 1st mass meeting. In the capital Itself, about J,-] ■■•,080 persona Joined the strikoi which, until the dcallino at II A.! M , stopped traffic. 8o complete was the paralysis D-splln tho law Interest rats that the morning session of tnu> Chamber of Deputies, where a bit.’ BB,, l°n *-lee» period fur repay jteir attack Is Iiperted on Premier' meel, oaly lour local cltUeui r . ‘ ua>> rorernment over the Cllehy, davo taken advaatagw of tho red fWM, waa reported. I ern| Rnivdiig Admhiletrntlon |tton| t situ« It ,*vus first ullered here.] ■ Henry Welsnn, VII,\ representa­ tive, said lot'aylle said h,r a.ts consllerahlv *utprl*ct| that P ll A hnslnrs* failed tn show a dvrltled spurt whin tho Ctly’s lioml reflnanr. lug program was arraigned, a fnelor wlilrli lleflnllely set tho municipality on the safe aide of * llln flnanel.il leilger, ] Hr. Writson said he was tin [ rrrtnln Just how long ferteml 'j fund* wonlr| ho avallnldn for j hull 'lug prlvnln resblenres. a*. i setting that Ihe plan "may ogIt'n llis iV l>w Pane Setae) J Fl i e r Negroes Rescue'Florida Boom Is (ilohc-Girdling Averages 150 MPH All-Night Hop White Mao After Under Way, Says On landing Tn Honolulu < Plunge lo Lake Former Resident Aviatrix Meets iFire Department An* T.V.Lewis VlsitsBo)s' Clouds And Rain | swers Early Morn Attending Chimney I Residence A l a r m Rock Ca mp Site Speedv Ship Outruns Pfnddlmr nippers field rrpresentnWalter Russell, Sanford cigar maker, wa, reecued from lake 'lv* » f Chimney Itock ‘amp, North O u t O f ’F r i s c o Monroe l*'r yesterday afternoon Carolina, wait In .HnnfonI toilnv. after being awakened .from a nap «n boy* who have prrri-'1 T T O V O U tU T . Map. 1*.— on tha bulkhea.l and plunging Into w e lf attemlrd the ramp, and thrlr f . \ P ) — Amelin Knrhnrt land* the watar. parent*, and predicted an umisui oil her trlrtlic-trlnllintr "flvtiHf F ir. Chief Mack Cleveland. tn tho ■ k n .d it^n, r im . . . “This has born n grrat season nt 8:2D A . M. Pacific Stand* for Florida," Mr. Lewi* uld, nn1 lime (otlny (11:29 ••There have been more lourlm AKSX, comp|1.t|nff the 2,400her® than ever bgfor** Triin*|H>rn_____* dun agnclcf, hotel*, upnriinrnt*, n ° ' 1P v?Ae r . place* of amu*ftn*nt hav* been 1^?H ft|11 • ^ I®®* thRU crowded to capacity. In some pane Ut Bound, of the .State a veritable building The avlatrlg and her crew o f boom It under way. Tho future 'hrro thus averaged belter fhaa looks bright for Florida." IRn miles an hour on the night Mr. Lewis said that the Chimney! n,^ « ' « , Oakland Rock Camp Is loeated »n Ijske ■' ,:IT P- s yesterday. I.iir® Ui mile* fiom llt*ml*r»on* /' " m<* ^ hour*, 51 1*1 vlll^, nu l 1* ihi* property o f Rut*® niinwe* was niailo through iHt Combe of Miami, n former te I- ctnudy sklet anti orraslonal showdent of Apopka nnd Hanford, who ‘ r* without ml-hap. direct* its many aetivitlea. Lar.t Miss Karhart's ISO.OOt) craft year IW boys Iwtwrcn the age* thrived over the city at an altiof H and 10 availed themselves of ^ " ” f fee* at ti:IT A. H its privilege*. *?• T. Among the more popular sport. , Ea,hart plane left Oakengagtd In at Chimney Rock are ......P -rn r* o f two swimming, boating, archery, baseun-American cH pym but I. hall, liorsebaek, riding, lennl*. ” / '* ,0wer. heavier ahlpe •:olr, 'basketball, and camping. The 1 ” amp staft cnttsi'ta of espoiienccl .T.HTtivea and eoun-clur* t. P o n U r y m o n y U n it ‘Phonies’ A r e O bject O f Seminole C o u n t y Security Board Warning Citrus I n d u s t r y Unauthorized Salesmen Offer Courses In Aids Record Crop Work; Use Malls In Operation; Serulnolo County citrus growers Two Get 5 Months are contributing* their sham to ll>,. record RraiM'fntll yield of The Keg Iona I Uncial Reritrlly 17^00.1)00 buses of ft till which IVtaril front lllrmlnghatn Issued llir state U Cl (ice ted to product* a warning lodsy urging Pemlnris this year, the Crop Reporting | County lo beware of "sorlal se­ Hoard said yesterday In Or-1 curity rorrespondenro srhimla. l.mdi). Ilenry C. Meglll, field repr-*The Flotilla crop was Ihe chief eeMstlee of the Burial Peeurllg (prior In swelling trial grapefruit I Roe fit In JkrlsonvMte. ’ report-d. pro hu t Ion for I ho ritual ry In an Railroad clrcts* berw the eoneletlon of two men In the Isltm ated learned today that 'he U. H. Ig .lT I DM h o le s —fr.r Treaanry Depart meet r awsIdwestern part nt the. .Va't’ri Stales. rred that "la w s pr*|ssed is An inspection disclose,) -hi: the s of the I-»y' and a doctor, mi >• finance tb* raHmd pmmya* Tho pair waa attempting to bonier had been dripping kermere U:<J .Bu-.p mothri who 1>ok a: , c lem are loo tew." roasplre and to defraud by Mis­ i Tb" norcatt o f ‘Atrlctiltnnl for prohahly tveral tlay* and the il„. boys' phyri' -I w. ll -i- lt>:7. representing themselves as due- Fconomlrs reported prospect l*» U rhrn floor 1enea'h the stove wa­ From Waabtef'ea lb* A » • no t.- I* no |p- 'C I lace in *1'" ernment oftlrlata hileh of tto brmluctlnn r<r pll Florid* orsoclaltd Free* reported Act­ il I -s-niB'cil with the foe). world lL«n Chuer-t >' II • ' * ' ’’ roupln was sentenced In r. j,n-f.*± iDcIttilloe tinrorltie* w-* ing Secretary Seawall Ma* Tin- fire chief reported ihr for boys to devil O Into do trio' • ) spp ppp hos-s o eerord com (!,* <n < ate their way through lint type of manhood," Mr. Lewi* months In tho penitentiary. gill as saying that atudies iadlcried Ik , levies ( f i t , Uurii course* are living ofo I nttrrd with the ie.ppn.aaa hose* , . (liny nn I In n a room on (hr *r said. pertenl) "would fall consid­ by mall and personal e-ilu-li.it mi In tlV" *,* nod w Itb the fire-yenr , ,.k,| smry. although the daning erably sheet i f meeting Ike —In some rases by suleco n nrrratc <f !*atpoao hoia* lu te was confined print (pally in repaired payments." Florida'* ftro-rcar DCemso ■looked wall*. potlpg a* (liiverpintmt nf lie 11 • Me added Ihat emigre** stii Ita-.TPP' It I* sail. .Mr Mi-gill conllnu . | . —.-Sri.tt stett may find M necessary to •'Case* have lieuii rupultnl l >' modify Ike rates somewhat. money ha* In on paid (nr It. o ' ■ penpaaXImi la which b u s lug ctHirsee' (or Racial 8ecu ■'. | agemewf aad lober chiefs Jobs. Apparcnlly Ihls Is a sort o i l regh trm i dkmswt. rocket and I* being Inveatlgatod j Kail rseewrive* and labor by Federal iiiithurtllr*, Tb- ! Isiertsta early Ikte week bit salesmen liegtcct In tell It. If ■la, that several bipmsnts of spoa ■■ agrsemesl fse ihe prospeel* that complellnu of so'1! Florida potatoes had been si-lrcd retirement a f railway emprivate courses nt ingtrurll m In ihe imrih to cause they were] It was e-tlni.itel that ipproslFotrr-a fiatchet. i director e»f pteyes alter they reach M doe* not remove the nerpsslly ( o f misbranded matelv l*,ii poultry bnslnesaea years age, ee hart had 10 meeting civil service require- the |*lmid i llcl'er II sines* AaProvisions In the Food nnd are In nporatfnn In Hemlnohv years nervlc. sociation, was rioted to lea<o meals. Drug Act make It posslblu hi I'oUnlT er near enough tu show "Attention also I* railed In Ihe her* this afternoon for Tanipn rflnflsralc s -rh vrgeUtbln laggiol nil effort here. fart that the Racial Beruilty where he will attend a dtreeto.- a i I). 8. No. I if inch unit is found Alec II. Johnson, ruin of tha Hoard doe* not m.ik» nppotil- meeting of the urganiiation to­ lo contain as liiirlt u* .It) firr- h-aders Ip Ihp pm Joel, |* seeking night. NientH lo HI trie rite rule* wlnen rent defective stock. to Include tho small volume deal­ ff'cisl Tht lornl Assoeiatlon 1admlnlrier Fetleral Hlalo prte A silggratlun was made by tho er us much a* lha larger bualI grama under Ihe Knelal Hreurlty said the group will illseoRutra.i of Agricultural Kcouom- nes*. . ' Art, These ap|Hilnlnieii1« are pore! leg i dal ion nn whlrh will bo I ic* thil receiver* paint out Inwill meet at The Irish them* was adopted made directly through the Hialu suhnltbul to tho State Legisla­ . correct grade stntriiients on ture this year. f night in tha yeetenlay by pnpUa of tho agency Itself. sacks, remove misleading tags, | Mr. Gairhel poime-l nut that tho r* o f the fra-1 gm.ih Hide primary fichool m * “The Civil Service CnmmUrdon nr transfer polaloei tn piuin ***’ special 8t. Patrick's fray pro- Join* Ihe Hoard In rontlrmnlng Iluriles* Association i* composed bug* if m-erssury. When pneli aegram. I the fraudulent activities of llie*e cntirily of 'independent merchants, 1 tion is necessary, there ap|wnrs itholie Churrh . . . Abrut 111) rlirertur* cnmp.'M In lor no gotel rru-un for mil out 12,'d) ■ A Bumbar of Irish song* were |training course salesmen because] More ibsn I ml icacher* In Bernthe Tn-trd. Th-y are select’ d sales etforls are being directed, charging tho expense to Ihe ship­ >11 held at ih*••*» «-» Inn I,. Pouniy puHie schools wero from ritlr* from I'ensneola lo chiefly In unemployed an<l lr. per. wil| go Inin n ' ^ „ R ! *»»aam » wero thrown nitrnding ihe annual convention o f Key West, giving a solid reprepersona with limited Income*. The Rtirenu -aid that flagrant ih« Fliiridn Kduearlonal Associa­ iew Church. ,h* *t f**"- A sotting de­ ■ en'stion „ f every secttari i f ‘ I nci dent al l yMr. MektM r.-n signed to rweembte n radio slaor reprntril violation o f tho F imhI tion in Itrlunito inday, T. W. Law* ,1., » Don waa m a ^ more Interestin'* rinded, “ the Hoard now has <m the I Late, nnd Drug Act may result in tho ion. County supvrintemlont, aitNn. Gatihrl will areompany , mnfi-retion » f entire carloads nnitneed this morning. Mr, datehel. The couple will itI and Ihe citation of tho shipper Elgin inuruemrs from education­ tarn late tonight. peered as vtallbra. - or handler for criminal prusecu- al institution* in this sertnn havo Those responsible for th.< en­ tion. prominent part* on the three-day tertainment Included MU* Ztllah program. Welch, Mis* Freest In* Wexipht), Classroom work waa suspend­ The Supervisory Committee of MU* Hetty Moore, Mr* Vivian ed yesterday to enable teachers r, the State Farmers* klarket will Proeby Welch aad Mr*. Lottie attend the ronrlavo. School will ha meet at 7:10 p. M. Frriay In the resumed Monday morning. Market Building. Secretary J. C. Only white* ptoent at tha eon* Michael announced today. veniion, Mr. Lawton saltl, espial** F i f t v W P A W n r L m e n K,n* ’" Pr0* * "’. In wh» ! w»* 1 ing that negro Instructors have aa ■ W O r l t m e n terproted by logil auihoritire association of their own. »<-p "m ove ,he i*.. ie„ For Buildiiig Fund; Railro^ Pension I Assessment Seen As Insufficient Convention Plans A r e Outlined In Local Lions M e e t J laboratory" nt Wheeler Field . . . » ___C*ttt O thi* * 11ttl titt‘ T. j May Hp Formed Tn Seminole (’o u n t y Conradi Addresses Sanford Kiwnnians Gull'licl To AUvnd AHsm ialion M e c t On Spiritual Value CITY NEWS BRIEFS In Tumpa ToniKht ' Bond Validation Is Okehed By JuriMt:] Bf r cme Court Next Haafard'a f^DOO.OOO bond refnndipg program wa* vali-iaied Tweoday .when Jurlge Millard ft. Rmkk affixed Ids signature m n taart order okching the refinerylaC, according to rrcordi maiLr available today tn iba Court Chy Attorney Fred X. Wilson M id tb* next step will L« to reach I tha Mgh tribunal within the next U w days. This Is a routine step. With tha Bendkoldtra* Plot*--tten Committee, holding 87 perfeat of tha defaulted cerlfkat**, la M r itC M t whk iba plan, sail wkk Iba owner* o f slightly Is** tkaa 180 bands uneon;acted, the PMMiaai Is expected to ride ikraagh iba Court wkk aa opposl- M m Barker Named Conclave Delegate M Csrmka Barber, af lha Sido Frimary School, today as aamod laafocd's dolrgatt >o a onavomloa o f iba National A«m aak 100 Local Teachers Attend Convention Opening In Orlando Garden Flower Show W i l l Be Concluded W i t h Night Exhibit JoliiHon'H Monroe Take Final Step* To Remove Barrier Home DeHtroyed By To Wallie’HDecree Eftrly Morning Fire Navy Seeks Youths In Seminole County V j? P l°y ® d For • «» 8©ho o l Field •on's final decree divorce, « -------■' u — ' ■ plied today for instruction* The Navy Department today w*< “ ora than 14 W FA workmen procedure to tho president of t stoking Seminole County youth* m f * '*** ****** dlvorto coon. Bir Boyd Mer who are Imerrricd In onlUtlng in AtMerlc Field lmprovem-r.> No details were disclosed, the servl<-e. Complete information W. 8. Earla, work <llreri»rj Tomorrow's olflrial coun cai may be hnd from Chief Markin- VT =*™l"ote Cosaty, aamjunrfd |jM contained a listing of the cs in's Mate W. J. How, Navy rocre“ ®r" i" r for 10:30 A , M. king officer. Fulcra I Court House, A * » • » af laki m a yowenliv The step was considered uni react (3,500. Krapriye** of I'rlr*'* Store at Matuoai sai l the blare was believtd m have started from defer•Ive piling in ihe attic. Flames ware fk-t di'tovered there, bat had na(* such headway ihar fightlag dwm proved to he futile. Fair person* were in the buildlag M in time it wax burning. They wire Mr. nnd Mrs.Johnson, Mr*. nkrics Davi*, the mother of N n . U> nson, ami a boy, Charles Da*i»fh* k me contained six or tight Woodmen Will Flan To Participate In Lakeland Ccremonv LOCAL Florida Husbanda May Get Alimony FORT LAUDERDALF, Mar. 18. —riP>— Ropr*soara>ivo Dwight L. Rogers said today be would of­ fer a bill In iba Legislature next since the Hanford unit inaugurated momb to make husbanda eligible a member-hip drive a week ago. A goal of SO is stt. for alimecy from their wive*. W E A T H E R � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 17, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/90310cb85a2a9a028d22d01da3c556b3.pdf 224256bda7da754329a27788423832b1 PDF Text Text - - § • ** * $f > .. ! • X .»I I 1^^ 1 It is our great pleasure to extend to you, our best ^wishes for dSniseasons success. Great Bali Teams come and go-agido great movie actors-but we hope this year wiU find the Chattanooga Lookouts Top­ ping i t s league's list. W e know you can do it! Your Stay In Sanford w e nope som e o f your leisure hours will be spent &t the Ritz. W e can assure of the moist satisfying entertainment have ever had the opportunity to s< the Movie world. Tbs “GOLD DIGGERS OP 1937” “THE GREEN LIGHT* “CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS” CHEYNEY” �•i \ Glhe ^ a t t t mu tnm n sn m • ^gS sS T ^— e t b p a il t B A N T O R O i F L O R ID A . I w iw b p a f p Jlahlaa' fleer** eore red a which i i M la M arch wbca a total e l 14.7 peraa a l *C th* II1 T 4 S U 2 c u t* and • a t had b**a Caaatjr property. Th* collector o* th* f1r*t Monday la April ar* d rtia a a m t, a44la« th a t th* law r*ee!rw th a t thl* prop• tty h* a4r*rtl**4 aad *oU tor tha aaUafactto* of th* t u blit. "Unpaid p«i*aaal pnptrlr tu Naq*M t aa th* a a a u «Ul*.“ Mr , s. Jtokta* r*awrh*4. " aa4 th* law u « m Ii m th* t u c*H**tar to f r e e s t s s . ’SK Admiral R ay h > » 4 an a (ahoce), r*tir*4 m t c I offWar a f Waahiae* te a , ha* haan appelated *m t i Aray Breakfut Marks Opening Of Fuad Drive IM H J U m k Cob fectsd* C a p t a i n s Say l a R o p o r t a •the* c u i i t f i> th* p t t i i e a f th e p a rlk e ia r aw aar.” T h* collector m M h* ajd,,.i!» pat*4 a last a ia a te m l to M ttla Tk* C alratloa Army Rualae** eatataa4lae t u MUa h*fora they Otatrtot C aaraa* w*a launched today by u u th a a ta a tlc aad o p A m h w of record* la oth«r tlmlailc iro n p of c a p ta lu aad Flortda e*eaU«s ihow c*aUaol* U c a U u a U who w*r* p w iii of to h e ro h**a m o . of th* k ad ere la tha p*K*ataeo of tu * * paid Jade* Jaa. a. Ckaroo, general chairman of th« campaign. at a la l i s t wh*a n c*rc*at of th o u aaaa*a*4 had bo*a u ttla d tutor* "Kick-off B reakfast" to th* Vat d u Hot*) thl* morning, Mr. Jtaklaa a u d o hia u a u l rerr* 4 R. WUaoa. chairman of th* h a lM M District C u ra* * R p e e la tsg mapnld on l i t IIM a n * d h u bmo to pot forth th*lr roO I t th* aaw eat of I t l t t H H h**t tffort* fa tki* worthy c u m . to Mr. Jtaktae* He* H it M U J . Lehman, C b alrm u o f tha Advisory Hoard of tha gab ratlo a Army la S*mtaol* Covaty, ■pot* la behalf of th* orgaaltk' tloa, aad prai**d Ha Mlfoacrtftclag leader*. Also h* a r|* 4 th* campaign worhara to ylr* of tlw tr Urn* aad ta * rty la f therlag th* raUrprl**. Jade* flharo* *pok* of th* eoa- Officials Diacaas E x t r a Inaanuiee For City Workmen th* psaaiM lky of sa te a w tta ia amnaat of raaw h k h w m U com* k m h h r tha d u ih a la *n* r , tha maakf* vpah*T* pretacts in r tf agohmt awl* dw aa a e attahaps k which ha am­ or* iajwred. Tha aatf-ha- _________ *f th* fiwciag team . was arrtw aly ia je n d , a* w«r* Jack Hag**hack, U , «f Newark, N. J , drlrcr, and G*n* T oonS i, a f Orlando. Fla., O tcnr , J r , I t , * t New York. A sudden lllncaa atn t th iw afst Qur*n Mart* of Rumania to b*d R p e l Ur, SC, of Mobil*. In B ucharttt and phyalclana finally dlaitnoMd th* ailment a . Dot Alfred C*truk>, 20. In flu rn u . Official* denied reports that »ht had bm n poiaoncl. The da, were only allgbtly queen la ahown with one of her fe to n t* |*I». (A»*oclaleil I’rraa bruised and did s a t require ho* Photo)____ _____ _________________________________________________ th* affWIal represMtathraa af th* Uitlla4 Statu at th* cot* Uoa of Klee Georg* VI af Gnat SrlUla May 12. (Am **laud A t M asm rlal Hospital h«r* pw*> phytltiaaa paid Hag*nhweh and Paxton Reports .12 Inch Of Rata In City Maaday P r o f n a u B *m y app*ar*d *ba a*ri*tmly h a rt, althoagh all a a ffu e d ta n i m l iM *f th* brain. who aaff*r*d a <lc • f th* skull, prtiteMp will b* op*rat*d on tom *h r*d •fa | xiens Ik ****** a u lp m y- Ia e • r a ad u n t i l fracturtd riba, a p ta re a tly wu not with dt*p lealp tact ration* and concua■Us and appaarsd ih* feait danC*roualy h e n of th* three. All W t l roaacloua last night and rwulgg “fairly’* wall, th* hos­ pital u ld . Cftrelo aad U a two uam m ate* who w*ra sot hart, rialbly shaken by th* tragedy, rvglw.red at th* Richmond Y w a g M*a'a Chrhtlan Aaaoclatloa, to await adrlc* from ichool authorltU*. CITY NEWS BRIEFS Caafard Klwaalana will u s e m b k ac 12:11 P. M. tomorrow in the Valdei Howl fa r a regular wi«k ly leachsOT mewing. Wednesday'a tld**, Tidal Rtatlan, O e * u PWr, Daytons Beach: low, • : » A. M. and S:S4 P. M.; high, UtdT A. M. Sanford lio n s will a m a t 7 o’clock mamm a sight In th* ValCity W M th a rm u O. P. P aatas d u Hot*! for a regular business r*p*rt*d today th a t AS lach of ms s k a , Ww iu acy Clarerc* Adra ta f*U yootorday aftoraooa la th* comparatively th ort period la phttin*d awtkarisad tks of aboot I t or re mtaatea. of Masonic Drala facUlttoa oa all atresia mu convrnea at w*r* tas*4 I* rapacity, sa d vlr > o’clock te le llall. ta a l te r r u ta of v o te r co*r dowa aw ay af th* m ala IhwTh* w m ite r—F air, colder in *xoogbftr**. trsmo aowh patttea, with light to from F re d S . WUaoa. Co driving w u th* d a lu * that hoavy frost la n s m u north., seatmany aateaaoM lu, ilaad lag la m»0d light from 1a cold*at place* th* op**. w*r* "dr*wa*d o a t lam rk* af g s a m l pwtloa tonighi; Mr. P u to o n p o rtad "low l*m W*da**day fa ir Whh rising icmper* u r* for th e past I f ho yarataiwa. fa rm Nonhw*tt •a d tag at • A. M. today, u boFlortda—fbfr, from sad fr*«iing te e « . High w u Ti. t*mp*rorar* whh M la Imerior and 22 i* 24 aa r i a t maight. Weilnesday fair, akw ly rtaiag mmporature. Saaided W a a i k e ta a ta lg * laid plaga fhe • paU ie ( a a r a u tc *f SIM to the Florida vs of MeaMpaHUu m bo hy dm ergoMooduw hi h* A far tonight's Ladgs No, M tha Legiaa C uram la Flaaaed Ta Raise D r-k!te«leF«nd. Lawton Explain* V a c a t i o n Is Not Woodmen's Circle R a s t e r Holidays Grove PnrtfeipateH In Spoctal R i t e s of the a Ctrcl* nrove ■facial hi th* D awtllta Lodg* foe a d*c*aa*4 fra ts m itr m*ath*r I* th a t City. Oa* d fh« M lataadfag phases of th* m u — a*ta was th* pres•a ta t low * f tt* garlaad d rill by th* Th* Mia— w g w m was Ti • f S tart*, U t l > .'I NUMBER IM Long-Time Beautifi­ cation Plan L a i d Before Commission Dow Ctetwy, 20, of Orlando, Fte. aad Malcolm Covlk*. 1». •f East Oraag*, N. J . »l* moat instantly whan th* ma­ dia*, attempting ta pau another r, man *al *f control. PrW. WEIlam Rucy. 43-ycaraid modus language prof.uor J r o . D . J in k liw ,. C o u n ty t u e o D o c to r, n p o r t * e i to d a y t h a t t a x p a y e r s o w n ta f f p r o p e r ty w h ic h to m d a r th a a u th o r ity o f h k o ffic e h a r e t a m d I n 1 1 7 0 ,1 1 1 .5 7 «# t h a I M S a i N U B w i t ro ll. H a H i d a llo w a b le d k c o u n ta o f 1 4 0 3 6 .7 6 h a v e b e e n m a d e , M u f l a y a to ta l o f |1 7 4 - a Decreed City Officials Flogging For W ife Beating Get First View Of Park Program WOBMOWoT v a , Mar. 16— IdV -Tw o Rrtttna Cbltegw »tadrats were M M pad two othw* a*4 a p d a u e rar k re ly In­ la n d M i l t e n r**«*r4*y wh*n a lai»* **4aa retry in g th* «»M m >N freeing t* a a to *«h*dwhh a aorth*ra . . _______fleet th* relit* ■weyt B h hm **d-Peteuborg highcrashed Into a telephone J t a t e Low A l l o w s m Load Solo To Sat­ isfy T oz B ills r MongolHordesBreak O ff Relations With Chinese Government Now Jer­ sey Tooth F aulty Injorcd; T r i o Of OUwrs Also H a r t Defaqsendes B eth h April e Y, M A R C S 1 4 1M 7 Seminole CountyTwo Rollins Pays $ 170,611 On^ollege Boys Dio fat Crash 1936 Asses J l a k i i » Reports 8 P t t m t Of T o t a l f W T o o r CMhcts i ta M M - H a r e h f M m FraHa A te VegctoMcu I k s Mt$ Slaribr Arc* In AuMrica Enters Court With One Charge-Leaves With 3 Lottery Ticket PowwsuUm Charge Draws Fine By Judge Miller; Disorderly House Operator Keels W rath Canal Supporten Will Pres»-I«MM For ‘Big Ditch’ The City Commission !»»• night stamped Its official ap­ proval on n tenlalW* lukrfront Improvement plan drawn up by llerb*rt k’lynt, landscape archi­ tect of W inter Park. Official* poured uv,,r 'be larg* map p re p an d l,y Mr. Flynt, eum lnlnic it In detail atvtl announced It nppruied tu lx the answ er tu tht- luiiit-tlmi* Imuutlflcatlon program tlt.-y luiught. The area shown uu the chart begins at Sanford Avenue mul runs to st to 8 an Juan Avenue In length. In breadth, the seetiun runs north and south between l-akeshure B oukvard and Kirst Street. Beginning a t the west end. Mr. Flynt ha* plannrd an o|ien-aii uudlturium which he would lo­ cale at F irst 81 reel nnd Cross Avenue, Ju st to the north ol the stage he shows severnl shut flits.nrd courts and a Imwling court. Progressing to the ru s t, ene finds a spat Ion. lawn which John Walker, whh*. was houlsd Rebellious T h r o n g s Under Prince W tR g Established S t a t e W ith Japanese Aid Fear New Threat : Of Armed Strife Fireman Involved In Vehicle Crash • . • Rulers Of Chinn Pon­ der F u t u r e Of North P r o v i n c e Convicted of beating his siek wife at IIn-lr home In Cumber­ land. Mil., tillliert Crabtree (above), Wl'A wether, wus sen­ tenced In receive HI lushes at the hand, of Sheriff (In n e r K. Kemp mill serve IH1 days in jail, (Aa"‘'.•lull'd I’res* photo) Court Of Honor Advances Locals Scout Members K A L C IA N — C lin h n r ProY * \nci>. C h in n , M a r . Ifl.— ( A P ) ’ — M ongtil h n rd o s o f n o r t h e n i C h in n w m * n ’p o r t oil h y m l** a io n n r lm to d a y h a v e d e d a rw d th e ir in tle p e m le n c e fro « C h in a am i jiro e ln lm w ! th e m * n elv rn a n ew n a t i o n — M oo* jfokuo— n im ila r t n th o J n p » n e n e -ln a p ire d s t a t e o f ) U n * choukuo. Wholly unconfirmed reports aaid Irregular troops a f th* re ­ bellious Mongol Prince Teh W ane had established • new stmt* with tho assistant-,, of Japanese a d ­ viser am) military men, Htqytllng advices caused Kst* run political rlrclrn tu aceth* with uncertainly over the futuru of all Norlh China, m any seeing B threat of possible w ar b*tw*OT Japan and china. Adding to the danger was IhB fuel, Mongols here said, th at 1’rlnee ‘l i h ’s going over to JapB»•** had c-wt hlrw b k iafl— with hia people to such an OTk n t that the establishm ent of a 1' would ha-,e been f s g r aible only under coniyutaion. • rharg* of being drunk and dk-j orderly but found two more allt. .. . . . on t)o> rx st gallon'-trynPT .n agaVnst his n ..,..! ^ courts. before Ju d g . Frank M llkr c a lN 1 nr“ ""v' r"T ,r,m l* cour' A public swimming | mh>i is laid for ih* next rase. out by the architect In the cen­ Walker trcelveil a fin* of |I 0 . , . . ... or a mnienre of 20 days for th*| ter of the park where t'hnptnnn To i n i r r e H H m a n JV B BC rsrv I original eharge. When an officer J. e ? C!* J ,r‘ l ' I nre 5 K 5 7 S S A ha-' re la te d arrest, •>* ll- , mi to I he Ihiill court. 10 a Nenrly 4(1 Hsnfonl Boy Hcoif.v J lion rtsulted In a third charge i.f *"«'» from three Hvnford troop* were Four ohuruction light poll* w ere Plans to press for *arly eon At lahevlew Avenue another ndvuttied tost uiulu In ■ ipintterly *, . , ( contempt of court for which he being set today on ih* south aid* gnaaional action on revival M ) f,nei, , nuhfr | j or a ltntrn(u lawn is propose,! to span the Court of Ibniur held In th, Junof Municipal Airport and City *— complete depth of the pink. Be- iur High Behind. tha Florida Ship Canal were « * . c( m Jay-,. ploycee pmhaij necessary ii*. fweetl (his layout of g ru is nnd vealed yesterday in Washlngten I H«iry .Stebbint, negro, was a*Judge Jnnn-s (I, Hharon, who provineni* f„r . Departmanl * f Han Juan Avenue L it ehildrcn’a by aponsort of the project. ^ | , r ,se<| * $:t,'. fine or remand’ d 10 preside.!, pre.rnird Troop Five C om m erco final—hut routln*—i Congressman Bmilh, Democm’- jg|| jnr »q ,)4y, „„ tn allficsatiun playground. whh its JU.17 charter nnd member proval. Throughodt the whole of the hip ranis. of Washington, told reportn * 0f possessing a lottery ticket. A Aviation f'nm inltterman Volte Sunday th at ho “expected *h* sim ilar ssntence wu* handed Mag- projected park. Mr. F lynt hav About U0 buys and .10 parents William* said landing field har* dotted hi* map with large shade Houa* Commiltco on Itlvera a " l g|* White, colored, thsrged wlih ntn tided. Fcout official* present rowing and rolling operations trees, shrubbery and flowers. All included II. J. Ilagedorn, eavcu- were half comphte tmlay, Harbors to approve the ranal a id operating a disorderly house, recommend It to the House.” | A 110 bond wav estrratrd by J. of these natural assets to beauty live from Otlnndii. and t.‘. Itu*<rll Mr. William* also reported tha Smith, a member of the Con- R. McDonald, white, on a drunk- are set down in excellent gn>- .Mason, H, J, Nix and Arthur receipt of several rniitmunlratlons metrical pattern. mlttee, added: ' enneaa charge, and a similar allsItranan, nil of Sanford. i front Washington within the paM -O pposition to the project at gallon against T. I). W arren, also Advancement* in Troop Fivo few days n-king tho progress a f were as follows: airport Improvement. th* last session of fongre « whit*, rvsulicl in a suspend'd was based chiefly on the fa* t «e**vLwe* re** » •* » Seeoml t lass - Mike Suus, WalWhen reriain requirement* a* that It hail not receive,) th* aplyr Turner, llohi.y Shruffer an>l th.- field have liven met, regulap pruval o f the arm y m glneera m .SherwiHxl Jacobson, airmail service I* slated to b*gt« ouhch First t lass —BiJ) Itranan, I)u’>b 1.,-re. a forma] rlvora ami harbor* Flips, I'hlllp Kronen, George Kies, ___________ < report. Jimm ie Shoemaker, K ilby Fite. , ‘‘Since that time n vpeeial board A N*w lo r k e r w larrriag In Damage amounting to about flO Hob Hickson, Frank fn Wooilruff, r J | | | | | i n i P n l V n ln n J of arm y engineers has cumplet'd Haaferd mid the t lum ber .,( John Adams, Dickey Brown. T. J. 0 stmly of the project ami hn* resulted early last sight when au­ C e a a r r d i<Htsy ihsi b* *a« made a highly commendatory re­ tomobiles driven by tirady Dun­ p an lru k rly sgrpiU ed tu find can, City fireman, and C, I), lliih^ port.’’ hi motif |a the world's celery The statem ent o f the congress­ op, Jr., 1015 Magnolia Avenue, ffwter and yet was seldom ■Me|to get celery |* any pubman indira’n l th at the report collided at Tenth Street ami I’ll Itirkey Brown, Fugeno Harrison, _ . , , Ik sstahlUb mens ual*M it alrrndy ha,l been mailt) avail dd* m uni Avenue. Police saiil a slick street sur­ F rn e st S o u th w a rd , William 7 ‘,fhnIcl*''v »' 'he n iu Theat** »** “specifically ordered." to him, and that engineers have (ioet-rh, Hob Hickson, Frank T ' ,y w,rtt ►>«* P™ J«^ propose,) the canal work be re­ face, caused by the heavy rain, The Chamber rallied Imme. Woodruff. Ji mode .Shoemaker and 'n d p m 'n * valued at more that* was the cause of the accident. diately it* mimeograph a track turned. l t '« I I S U 4 ll* VSBe T S I ) j » - n,K’ of leners addressed i* mil puhCongressman Mansfield, Demo- Non* of the participants wav in ( The projeemrs, knywn aa Sop** Jured anil no arreaiv were made. Ife e tle * # * Os S-ss, V e s t Be dialog units, urging that Hiniplex, are the b u rn devetopmei celery a«t only he aertrd in ihe minion p. -lurm induttry aad with *very meal, bu| that ll are being adopted in the natlon’a be mod* a s object of lablr lea-ling theaters. decors! ion. New projector light* also ward "T tefe ar* maay delicious being placed ready fo r u**. way* af preparing celery.” A technician e*plained that th* A “radio” pro grunt romprising ike bulletin read, “uther than Wemtesday night on “lleThe nfflcUl family „( Iho Vtr«< 11 act* will l“- presented by atu- new Super Simpleg I* designed M srtag It aa a raw rood. We ol Urn laynieu of Methodist church will Upen a sedeni* of Seminnh' High Hchool In produce a better image on tha ar* s ir* yo*r guests (would rlea of lenten servlree timlxht hi* church." the audiiurlum tomorrow morning screen. Ho pointed nut that th a eg Jay Is” Thursday night the Chttrrh at *:o<» o'clock, the lt«v. A. It. at III u'clo. k a i the weekly chapel "shuttera” which cut the light Bad School wilt direct a program Cole, pastor, *niioiinev><l today. program. I’rof. (!. K. McKay, give the effect of motion are placed behind the film In the new dertca principal, announced today. The first service will he In promising to bn on* of th* big­ whereas th* old m achines' ahutterg the hande of Ituben Mason, gest nights In tha series. Th« program: Tha Young I’eopU's departDuet, Joan Aziarcllo an I Kdlth were in front o f the film. chairman of the Hoard of Hte* t Singlutury; rt-inling, Nancy Ronarils. Mr. Muson has Indicated m eat will have chargo of th* setter; vocal, Voile William*, Jr.) that thl* service will b* la the program Friday Bight with aa at lead ones of oe*r llh at lh*lr A benefit showing of th* film, violin, Daphne T akarh; vocal, Ma­ form of a testimonial. Along with Ih* “•iparloar* regular Sunday night sertlc**, “ A Midsummer’s Night Dream,-' rion AU<n: dance Marjorie fo g - I t J—-— ....... T4 II telling.” special talk* will Im th* department la challenging la scheduled Friday at the Princes* burn; arconlnn number, William 24 ............. .... , ,< 74 II IT •4 u i •* made by Mr*. Gsorae McCrum tha other department* of lh« Theatrr under the auspice* of th* Hilch. J t .... ___ fl ____ t s Trombone aolo, l.rwl* Wright; 1 Primary T *acheri’ Association. and I’rof. It. r. Kipp, alao of- Church. ____ I# 1I |0 On Sunday M*r. II. Ih« Bev _______ ft Proceed r from tho venturs will piano nutnlH-r, John Hamrick) 2 ficiaU of the Church Board. ] . ........ |0 42 Burnell Tuesday night the woman of Cok baptised infanta of th* b« used In sending a delegate to'harm onica duet, Thomas it 4 ...... ...... ...... . fl the Ai*o .-lotion convention to bo | and F.ugrne Tip pins; vocal, An­ 1 - ..... -..... the church will hsv* charge of Church a t the morning service. . »» TI gus Harriet; dunce, Doris Jack- 4 ............. ...... Daring th* week of kl«r. '*■ held In Texas In th* near futuie. the program. Mr*. H If. L aser 1 ......... a* 1Mb. night s e r r ie d will b« held will supervise. . . Ifl AR n it t i by a number of visiting mioon the bill. The movie wilj run eon-' plan* duet. Mildred Hodges and The Men’s Club hai engaged the i s — • -r;y~ M .. . i i fl 74 service of Hr. Kelly, a retired lotsra and oa Sunday ulgbt Mar. tinuoua from 2 P, M. l u l l l ’. M , I* nor a Whhldon; dance, Clsyda i i .......... ............... AS . 77 Methodist m inister spending the 21, members wll b* received Into according to a a announcement byForguaon; vocal, Marie Klis* Ad- it l« IS ................. . . IS ka aponsort. « tw ister In BaatonI, aad ha will Ute chartk. I* ............... ....... i s Congressman Asserts Belief T hat Hou*e (h, Jud|(e ,„pp,d on ,nn(h,r w; »» courts, w ,. Will Okeh P roject' or days. Th. prl-nner seem -d ”, Will AJKen I rojw i reMM',h* addition and his ar-l ^ rth*r '» ">*n «« -hown fl , 9 0 Youngs tom A ttend S e s s i o n At Junior IliKh School Obstruction Light P o l l s Are Placed At L o c a l Airport (■kveuiid'1’ Juu Tenhl 1 h ilh te Placed R W t» . T h e a t e r i % New Yorker Soyt* Celery Not Found In Dining H M“ k lliffh School Bill* 1'roKram At Chapel With Sixteen Act* Methodist Church Lenten Services Open Tonight;. Program Announced Prim ary Teacher* S t a t e Benefit For Delegate’* Expense ■-No f | ^xV«V \ LOCAL WEATHRB' ii - - �• % X ' ? L'SI - J*■’ “ TI'll. ftf P /if L. ^ - b b ' f M S * ___j 1 T * ;• • r TUESDAY, MARCH U , 1111 C o u rsfc o rj L b t a f rto* WORLD CaOIKM, England. Mar. 14. Moat of us have known aotnaom at mwn* tima w other tn our lives who seemed to have mors than his full shat* of troubles, but who nevertheless seemed somehow to nb— th an . And most of us have seen peopj# who, though they were apparently gutting along well enough, -|M —W flllhli ci Croydon AUHt p H w W r e n t) : of v o rd 4ay th « M Imperial A lm a)* ELGIN GHITKN BULOYA SIEC .A L m e t * H P P H y l t f C. F . W. P ® t Kti* McLaulin, Jew etar p n H a p r of the line*, ard OHP a# n * aw* crashed near atogM, Oarnuny, killing ail Of *th« former kind, George Sokolsky writes in the New k Herald Tribune. His name waa Frank Scully and he I beea h art In a garde. His lag had become tubercular M M than twenty operations had been performed upon Yeara had been spent in hospitala and most of that » It had been a fight just to remain alive. Every wak* minute had been steeped In suffering. "Yet Frank remained gay,’* Mr. 8okn1sky writes, “His fhter brings joy to his less gay friends. His enthuni­ ts cheer even the pessimist. His faith In life and in t i l E. Park A ft, W ER T - The - JEWELER Diamonds And Watches Flae Watch And Jewelry Hi palling K sM ad Mounting And Eagraviag •w aasa ruaur* w a su n u i w n r Nat St. r a - mm ■ S e ll P a t B aggett's Liquor Store FEATURING T H E V E R Y BEST not afraid to m arry a man who would never be without’ pain. And he had graceful, healthful children,- who, ‘.hough their father suffered continuously, never knew it. One day Frank and his wife were walking near a lake. A child M l overboard and was drowning. Frank’s wife lumpad In to try to save It. Rut she tired and herself be­ gan tn drown. Frank, now with only one leg, and with ubemilbala still racking him with pain. Jumped In and with strong trm a, managed tn get them both out. But meumonla set in. Foe months he lay nt the point of death, >ut finally survived. "There a n lots of Fnnk Scully* in this world—lots of "•en and women who smile through suffering and hardhips,” says Mr. Sokolsky. “There nre lots of men and omen who cannot be defeated. For m l strength is not in one and muscle. It Is In the will to conquer oneself first and then to achieve a useful life. *Th- "lirageoun person ennrot be defenteil. Ill health, ird luck, depressions, political disturbances—they nre food w his courage. He takes them in his stride and goes on. Apd as he g?es on, ho sings. As he goes on, he is full of good cheer. For ho builds his own life with his own mi•rials. And whnt more can anyone ask tlnn to have tho ’ourag* to do th a t? ” SANFORD FLOWER SHOW W idaesdny, Mar. 17 Thursday, Mar. 18 Dnora Open S P. M. to 9 P. M. o» Iks tba* a< Mhg it#* of tin Rail ragtam Dcora Open 10 A. M. TO » P. M. EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE Il’LTS ZJt CHILDREN FREE cam* to the Oovonum Tho geawraf was Supporters Court Of Bailor iton. comnMBMrwiM t i dfs lrm arjr of Oormnag1 ess I s s u e Advances L ock 1 n“ormo igaalliy.1* ig D i t c h ’ Scout M e m b e r s Dozier & Gay s Quality Paints “ limit For The South** Usa DECO Four Hour Ennmd—make your and Uwn furniture like new. porch Stonley-Rogers H ardw are Co. 211 Sanfnrd Avenue . Ten Thousand New Jobs , )fNt’i auto modal* fee equipped far ’Vanillin taly," It M in i la ua, «> moM an* **»lt down’ Mow that It ha* been definite Rr M M that the trailer U her* to atop, (h* politician* will prohaM y:arEntai»F lin d b » — * to U s II nut of existence. uiglnl U Endangered by raed O* In Ubya—head New ba know* how *om» aea tmailer nstkm* In Ku Mast fr*l. of unconutltutiuii* ■fks Orlando Henllnvl rnnwn Itor IF by wondering what wool, happen If a hord* of monkey* ware to lavad* our House of Hepraaetitallves, Our gu*»* 1* that in of them would probably be elected Speaker and thra thing’ People are funny. Some of u* FlorIdle.is a r t worried for fenr nne'.her boom i« coming, and *NNI* of us a r t afraid it won't- Rbnflnl Hersht. MVr the According to Gilbert Seldes in' tho April CosmopAlitnii, ho Amerlcin citizen Is on his knees begging for n dlctanrship. "The government is doing ten thousand new jobs for the clthen,” ho declures, "and the cillzm has not ac­ cepted even the responsibility of knowing what is going on. “Governments are mode up of thousands of men, each no trying to justify his existence by putting n now plan nto action, starting n new work and extending his |siwor. That’s only natural Hut if wo lot the government enrry in, neither knowing nor caring whnt it duos, we are on our knees Iwi/^flng fiirtliclatursli ij>. _11niess we iiiulorstiind how slid whv aud in oTiiit tlnvctio’o the' uorid is enmiging, w d t be fatally hornswoggled by some polltliiiin craftier than •iirselvcs. and finally, we'll be |»luying a smir trick on our children.” As examples of revolutionary changes of thought nnd iclion, Seldes cites the altitude on floods and depressions. Floods, he points out, are no Inngur regarded as acts of God, hut tho result of destruction of forest mid grasslandsTheir control Is n major tmlitieal Issue. “The depression wan not nn act of God,” he goes on. "Yet many people thought it wsh right tn mirror victims of the flood, hut al­ together wrong to give fistd and clothing to tho victims of Tcoiiomlc disaster. “Take this fact alone: that the government today prorcts the victims of economic chaos. Is that gi>ng to imply that the government ought to linve n pretty 'ree hattd hereafter in preventing economic chnos—and doe* this menn you nnd your Job? How far nre you willing to have them controlled by your government? In a way ve are nil like the inhabitants of the Mississippi Valley, 'Ivlng In the path of a flood. Gull the flood War or Fas­ cism or Communism or whatever |s*ril is most imminent. We cannot escape merely by voting once In four years. We •an save Democracy only by building flood walls in advance ami building them higher, deeper mul wider than before." SANFORD TWliNTY YEARS AGO guy Who was «> sick he wm afmio Mr w ni‘ going to die and <b*n g e t scored k* wouldn’t.—Miami Flfty-*even person* have died to anto orrident* nn the Tamianil Trail *n the last five years. Most • f them ware (Ho result of plungINC Inf* lb* canal which runs dhngstdt the highway throoghdbt, most of Its instance. Reverthelsss speeding w m basically (•sponsible (or most of the sect A nts. Just ptior to our entering the World War w* wore told there Rtoqldh* no mure war* or deprrs lion* and tho wmrlsl would be for Democracy. Now wherr an on lko*a liarsT Time* U l l n , Well, some of them are atilt saying Ihew won’t be any M l * wars, nr depressions, and A l l "If Can't Happen Here.” 1 Tb* American Bar Association aaaducted a poll among all Its mem bars on lb* proposed change* la tba Kaprrma Court. TwoMkotmiad-fIve-hurulred ami S * s t y Ik rw lawyers favor tho change; i d i i a are opposed to It. Tint M about Mg to one against pack­ ing tb* rostrt. Tb* ratio In V b rife waa about (hre* to one, Mta lowest i l tba enllra enun’ry- 5 - Pc. B reak fast Room - S U I T E S - - NICK’S Liquor Start sit ft'tat at. Tlto B H t (a l!'n>iti{; Witliuf Ward. .‘•n'fty: I i ink l_ Woodruff, J hj tii'ii haw, Thomas Cobh, B*tl I'mi.'i i , Jui: ilnvl nnd Jo* T*nh*t> Adv;n’. cinents in Troup II were u.i follow*: . . Miid Clnsr—RolunJ Floyd, i.il* : l li pnisti, J. IS. Davis Kdgar LI/ i •. Tito'on Thru lirr, Aldtn I h>Iio', I . ill .1linin', Kufus Wixsli, Alfu-d U« tri., ’5illy (lainmag*, — « — *• ••nil'll crnin't* . i, air»in« Jerry Wnlker brought » , Echo!:., Alto n Huff and *uspvnded III) fine or 20 d iy w n. l ' V * . , lane*. Doth were colored * » T“w received o.vanoeKroping n JUoelrrly home “••••'"• Fir*: Cla «emit rrnl was •tr.w f.4 fin., or a M-.Uy 4 - " mI' 1 r,V1, " ', ' U . lenro for hlnnk- Chpiie. ... grn. 1*t"ut•• ton to ihti S irr Rank WM Making threat* cos: U .rk Hark,Ue " no-*, *l.o Mark, )I5 nr to days, man. I f i n i r d t o l l n . , Ilarnli K**!— —|ji^, lieirohl Mail»U*n, Hill 'rrn o o . r m v R f a u L F . v * Scott Jlelntyr*. r u||*n Mtight. * J O lk ttM tU c fm r Srout Haymosd Kader ws* M a p lru ( I n a n ! i w r advanfi I "» 'b« t.lf* Monk. IT Id lR o P e n I II ^ J„ T|„„p 70, s.oiit Edwurd lllg| y ];iRA Jr. *4. (irumuti’d tt> **i<fciJiMl| fre arol rake. Enjoying ihe hn.pllulliy of their grsclour hostess In addiliun to ihe guest of honor were the Mi-*es Alblne and (Jusle Frank, llerhu, Margery ami Marian IViik.ird. Annie Wutk*, ],ll|'.*n nnd LoUlae Ifeideldorf ol Itnsmn, Mast., and Annie Nelson, Mrssra. Will Krtcson, Okie Week*, Frank Rn|>rr. Dean Herring, H S. Went nnl l.rlie Went. President I n Asked To Take H and In K cet Large Variety of Styles and Finishes It!) M agnolia A vn, GREETINGS A Of F u n d D r IC lat:rr game ly liy the gens won hy Mr. nit ws» pretel. The partv r uf Mr. uml Mr. and Mi*. tve been tho isch an 1 Mr'. •vrrnl wrekv idy mentioned LMHTQBS i GINS WINKS j j U nnIIrnM - f«- * r.,Vl. e.h#l i ' ---- aclrntlou. aid ...tiring .Ito rt. of K a r m t . r CapUIn and Mr*, yeron In tho . lf K llO W H N « W R ■ .. paal. and atpran.,.,! U ltC S hi* rom l A S lit* itO lS C •t'Oio,, In future unri-su tn -------lb* S.ilrnilon Army work tf tiio ItUIA. Latvia, Mur. 16,—W — cllliena of Ihi* conuuunlly iluA farmer near I’trnau retallatod their ■harp In lurnlelilim the wh<n biu.m by hi* Horse, mean* in tarry on. ; |(e was n-Irmpllng to ham*** The Adtam-o Util* Coiiimlii.o th e ' animal when P. turned and hai reported their prMpert r *nt* grabbeit hi* hand In it* teeth, half rumpleled, anil aonut tu lf The farmer. Ilka th* man whn of their quota of I IZtlu already bi'es a dog, mode new* by nipiqrn. l In. ping u piece off the hor*#> nooa. Seminole Ice Cream Jtto-tiC ■ Spreads ■ No hlng but Ike pares* aad hsrt ingredlea * see Med In tla f — ON E A SY P A Y M E N T P L A N — » « , tyrking and lb* knot dipped lea (m a is only. RADIOS On Easy Paym ent Plan SEM IN O LE C RE AME RY 1111. 1MM- COMPANY H w a �mmrnm 7 * 'c PAGE THREE Mr. n n j Mr*. Everitt M eeting Is livid By | •ponding .1 few day. In Dependable Class A nd Personal Claris a t* Miami. Mr. and Mr*, tl. J . llu aed rrn Mrs. R. L. K'liiiht anil Mrs, R. imtl d-iughn-r. Ellen l.ouise, of O r­ M. Mason, J i .. were Fasteners tu lando « c r j the ilimt.'r guest* last the rc g u lir mettinir of the De» vvi mu.; uf Mr. anil M rs. Herman ' Anwttor g ro -p of quaetlun* pemlable Cine* of the First Mcthand ana war* by Sinnett, th* wonMorris. o 'ist Church helil at the home of d a r arywti* who concludes hi* apMrs. Mason in San Lama last r w p a a n o M at Itw Kits T heater to­ evening. The rooms of the Mason morrow, appears below. Tonlcht apartment were ilrronun] with lire BIUIS'M itviiitui wa m* pgevhta* jo u r final opportunity ■ptantitles of sweet pen* and nas­ ta flUi o a t th* coupon w ith your T h . rr g u .a r' monthly bridge * * « " * and approaching marturtium*. I qam tran and tend it to S in n d t p a r i, given by the Social Du- f * * uf Juli*nn' ■Mis. O. K. Ooff conducted the to car* o f Th* Herald, devotional and Mrs. W. S. Thorn­ pw tm cn, of tb a W oman* U wman of Orlando, formerly ol <1. 1VIB I get aaythtoc fr*» ton led In prayer. Mr«. M. Jl. trees, chairman, i A. V** you will to f i r m fif­ prealdeil over the business inieiteen hundred dollar* fo r pour * V fr!J - , U- Sf “ f0 " . 1’itkerill of Winter Perk will to Ing. equity to tUa toad. "• J* U' * H o f great Im ei.st .« tha m an, ra tio n , a» t to made by calling (lf lh t coupl, tn lM, ^ y , (t, iWtwa will I ga barb North' Hefreshtnem* were serve! at telephone B^mher ,j - J . i > ;,Wman attended school In tho social hour to the following: Mrs. t*. 0. Smith. Mrs. R. A. L. tr-‘ ‘ T a lH M iA Y I Sanford and was graduated fnrm K j I aaa you leaving hero Sat­ urday fo r Brooklyn. You will k<’ dvnhrrg, Mis. Alice Ward, Mrs. 7 Ud ? riU r . ’*/ S*m Seminole High School in .to nol* Rebecca Ijudge Number Two cj>JJ - jj II. I- Knighi, Mrs. It. II. McCall. On The took te vroth in tha same po*ltbm .Ir., Mr*. R. C. Smith, Mrs. Ilerti Slant? iron warw In tofor* you cam* to i* * ” •* E“ W,r" * to r * The we.:d'ing will te an event oi bald a t the Masonic Hall at this month. No date h :s been *et. chapm an, Mrs. W, T. Wmrley. Florida. I:So. A cor*red <|U1> supper w i l l ________________ Mrs. J . |l. Callahan, Mrs. Ilatohl t*n as* w to fe Ike R Cm > to **rred at 6:1111 P. M. to mom- r » n n , „ „ A r „ P l m n a x l Xpp'ehy, Mr*. M. I'. Dees, Mr«. _ y to that | to»:f F aster s ta r . vU itor. Nancy llro.k. Mrs. tl. S. Tolar. BUaa P. A w I. and their escurt*. Mr*, lltirke Steele and Mrs, (ier* Thru A. Thl* lighter la between the The following is the program. L'shere will receive exhibits, Tha Girl Stout* will meet at ■ m ide Mulllipin. W vil turn tlnjf cur hton, and the back seat of the of die Seventh Annual garden and] When there I. only one exhibit 4:00 o'clock at ilm Parish Hours) The Itoyal Duke Club o f Semear that you w ere in laat Wedne* (lower show of the Sanford Gar- in a class it shall receive an to »i»it ito flower show. inole High School was re-organd a / night. B etter b , careful, yuu i'rn Club, which will he h d d at the award according to its merit, -m FRID AY lied at a meeting of the formei are llabl* to loe* more than your Kpi»copa| Parish House on h t.au se it has no competitots. The Sal.ic H arrison Chapter members last wvtk ut tho club on cigarette lighter. Woluesday^and Thutsday: | CLASS ONR XDSRS a f th* D, A. It. will meet a t lltOd Palmetto Avenue, <t Will wo gel any awre Any resident of S.mfurd orPein*] Mrs, R. |t. Stowe a clock a t the turn* of Ml* H. J . Plans w ere tint o for several tacaay Itaaa th* eatala? Mr. H. F. mole County or nrarby town* may Three blossom* t . » vn*e. lah>na.i, bltl I*» un it,, Avenue, daners svldch tin- croup is planA. No, thla r a ta l, wtll not pay enter exhibits. I Section 1—-Light ttitik. .he hrira any more money. The All vntrie* must be brouv-ln .« Section Hark pink, The Mi'*** Helen Douglass, mall am ount th at ia left will be the show rooms tofor* 11 A. M., Section : Red. Avia Parker and M ariam Duncan ut*d by tha adm inistrator in 'Iitr. IT. Rxhihiiot* will use their Section l White, spent Sunday In Orlando. completing thla ceU tr. own eontniner*. I Section 5 Yellow. M. la th* hwala ie n deal I am In* Note—Somber of blossoms nlCLASS TWn SW RFT PKAS tcr* * d ta l* to g Ihruaah? Mrs. lowed in each entry is • iweified Mrs. Andrew C irraw uy and F. D. D. under classes nnd section*. AH Mrs. F M. Scott A. No thla ileal will not b« rules will lie strictly enforced. ! Tv if tlnssom* ro the vast*. completed. The party will find Ituilding cleared for judging by. Section 1 I'o k hat th* lower part of this home 11:10 o'clock. I Section 2 II U inftated with termite* and will No exhibitors allowed inside of Sect ion II MbitWAITER WAHGIR... peeseefi jo t buy the property. huLldim* until dome are mien. Section I -Imveodvr I). IMd the person wean what ( Section A- Any odu-r color. they said lest week? Mine V. H. Sect hut iV-.\tiv .,diei ,„lnr. • A. Yea Virainia they were (in­ >011 pliM-e. coin* to HIV specialt CLASS T IIIIF i: W N CA LS r o e , and I see you m arrying this Loin « only matinee nest Wedne*-1 .Mrs. .1. T. Newby. M ti, 8 MCNRY \ Miss Eleanor Cormly returned i man in September. day iron mug, I think you wllll Svlmaii, Mrs. (i. I Hollins I to her home ia Jacksonville S un-| W'hal ra n I she In bring about profit by some thing* that you Arrotis —10, aster, it, p, Mr. nad Mr*. R. Rteaine* of L* day after spending aeveral wtekaj ■ more o n tented condition tn Biy will In itr ixj lalm d tto,| in ll>*»| laa—«. candytuft It, cam , ,.,n* Purr. Ind., were the wrekcnii gues-s with Jlr, and Mr*. W. M. Haynes, to w e j Mr*. 1 . 8, A. m nnnir life will lake on a differ- to, cetitaurva—IP, *io. k t. of Mr. anil Mr*. K. Compton. Mr. lit thla city. Mia* Uormty wa* *e-| A. ilieak the friends dp of Hu­ cut vlewpoinl. kin—.(I, dianthu* lit, ivcrln-tiogi mid Mrs. Sienire* s»er«- enroutc o rompanled to Silver Spring* by person in Orla.ulo. An,| bo truthU. Will »V ge* the car *•’ are! gypsophili :t. larkspur 8 iheir home nfter n trip to point* Mr. and Mrs. Haynes and Walter ful with yourself and husband ligi ring on? Mr. F_ C. stalks, lupin* II, migiioin-tio it snuiliern F ion a, and while in Haynes, and from there she mo-( J-* Inemise he is many year* A. Yes Kdwurd tho next dip- p-in.-iv* lit, ;o iiniar :t. poppi Sanford tiu-y uujoyed golfing s i' tored to Jackaoavlll* with her o ldtr than yourself you Imagine rot lit oi Celery will l«- nest w ck - I, schlrantliii*- it, nupdiii ., : tlio Country Club. _________ i fpmily, I that yun nre privllegesi to do as S ocial — ----=-* | Julienne Newman To C alendar w ed . . I'ickeriu L- M. It. ton of ih« n Reasons • Seventh Annual Garden And Flower Show To Be Wednesday And Thursd uancea> Are i lanneu By Royal Dukes Clan COKKIXTION 5MART BLONDE I o m o rro w Thursday SIDNEYX FO ND A j ALSO R u by Keeler says? I / • • ■— r.-v— r~*a .- • * 0 Les are a light sm oke that treat; f'LASS FIVK — IM IU.UU.MS A M ) r u i I IllllJS IM A M tender throat right H! lilt'd • i tSt+ctinn I —Flinti I hi S ctlun - iila'liuh Hrctiuii II r.iUa lil , Siation 1 i ulu liU SViy'iitiri f»- Fit i •«! t, Svttiuii il I Li til iu Si'CiiiM 7 \uy ti ll* i Hyi'tloii .■» A m iiii > Hi *. Stt'ihiii :• in . Sctrtinu Ii* i Hi> 1 \ 11« " !* « wojf. V* coder to h ttp fat com. Udam a t a donor * 0 11 a t a ifagtr. E x m iit can h ttp the muscles in •hap*, h « i there m e a lot of things that can go strong with the voice a n d throat. It stands to ronton, then, that any actress tMinfa a cigarette (Jiat it ( m ile and strikes th* rightnote uith her throat, I ttartednnithing Luekiet 4 yean ago. They're a light smoke that treat a tender th r o a t right.** A, W1*■m vmit «rlii»(«l i” »*nT y«>u will ii" 1** Auk in th* u ffu*t* ul 11If | itIr I >' %I’11 vVIfIt).* 11 f1II lf|n( * A n independent survey was made recently amon g professional m e n 'a n d w om en—lawyers, doctors, lecturers, scientists, etc. O f those who said they smoke cigarettes, m ore than 87% stated they personally prefer a light smoke. Mias k e c le r verifies the wisdom of this pref ' fN 1 '- ' m # ..... m ■■ erence, a n d so do other leading artists of the radio, screen and opera. T heir voices are tfcekr fortunes. T hat's w hy so many of them ■moket juqdes. You, too, can have the throat pro* tcctioa o f Luckies—a light smoke, free of certain harsh Irrftants rem oved by the exclusive *V» ToMlftf • Luckies are gentle on the throat* 11 f year ii» I* l-niitl If. Shf.'ihj I miilip *Ii** movi* I Am ht$ririiig m i' Mr J_ K. If, A. *'-it Ihi* it it vfty 1111 w I»u; Ihi hr It# 1it1 I*it *t v*i*i lift nut luiv** niftriifif riiiif i im runK'i tliU mtivf, s\iuI v 1mi wit <1*1 In* very iiiihtmiy if y«»u t . »n »« Mi ami iiml h ft tint f« »r*v m you ui«r limn thinklik' uf >|niri|ft JSlit|* JiiHt it nnnn« ut 11ri<| h»nk lit ytiur tt+¥n lift*. S'.,, m nut t*1 blamit for thi« rtiiuhtiufi in nl you art* lh« tiflw I hit * Mi»lly in hi runt* Yi»t| mti o -*ri t)n 1 in f hffuru It *m fitr if you art* Ih irin jf a n y tiim* o f I lie d a> . I h e r e ’s nfM lunu rmifi rmniirh In Imilc II14* «it.A(inn rt|uait* In 'Ii** f l i p artii he him•**1 wish y.iu m if. STEAKS The Itoxt You Can (let -T he Wny You Want Them— " i m c^/m o rT O E cao p* * A Light Smoke "It's Toasted’ ’ - Your Throat Protection AGAINST IRRITATION—AGAINST COM M CHIC KEN DINNERS GREEN V A LLE Y D A IR Y P E R K ’S CLUB Phones C. w . llakcv-. l'r-p, �• WEpi'f • a * • v ■ - ' - •• ? i Hr „ Loealita W i n a Daily Double farm Of $ t,0!3 Loti Night Moating TonightMayDaekh^ Fata Of Orlando BaBCMW K saasth Murphy Ha* Mack's H U h Awl M flr Horshaar Dm Ftrorable D c c i i i t l W0I Make Florida Loop A m 8-€l«fc Obc NKW MASCOT FOB CHICAGO CUBS B || s te v e of « dnUy-doubte •f tb« praraut MOM* at i > » « 0 iW*4o Xm m I n a b tracfe ta O r l u i j a* be pocketed | t , t t U t after Mack'a Mix Ion M a n i l a caate tbroaib taatac roraMaa. foot a n d race over a Jack Cof came v ia koaora white t placed aad Ana M e moaejr. ' 1‘ k k K I i f l U f T XK1MT Uah! Trattle Uratlaac Kwlicherblkbla «.»• i.so l.te l.ee t«e in R grU N tx—1-1 m ile: tim e. if*. Mack e M laalen le t t i t ! • I I le u *" Itt w. y o tfiiT ii—4 -u d Akira __/elle Meelndr _ M retle M ---Je rk Cnmmaarhe area ii.ie •« • *M«r.s: allet llmo. •••- . r i P T H —* •! • B lleer M a le Molly M alone P a w n M ark ,M* tu i j: alX T M -rele rlir. II" ie Mack A tlae No Me T.JJ * I •• Mlea Vbllllpe lit D..1 Baade time. h r v en t h —i-ie 4-i. II «• II •• I lb Jaet Came On » •• i te Whiner _ „ I le Ckaace Charlie :OIITH — P a ta rltr: time. e ss I •• s as gttver Tint see t n llloedte Meadows I se Uwddr o a ts NINTH—l-IS mite: time, til la th Coe i ts ts e ttpeedy Kveat I IS Ana Hope t.i t se I •• I »• UpToThe Majors from The Minors te M i MWNii. Manager Otorito OcteMa (M l) aad Capt. Gabby Mdyjte dMmgdi^Bggteg^tiBtggtekA^Ate hte^jeh h*> HELD FOR $90^00 MAIL FRAUD Mexican Landmark Will Be Restored In C h i l p a n c i n g o TttNTIt—l - l l mllet lime, ’l l l-» C llIfJ’ANClNGO, Guerrero, IS I# I* t» • 1* i se a te Mrs., Msr. if k - M I - A landmark 4 SI of Mexican history, the mretlng I hall of th# eointry’a first Congre»», Is being restored her*. J after standing In semi-ruin foe China Ends Year 2H years. rathollrs nf this stdto capital When Population contributed most of the funds Honors The Rat_ for the work on the old parochial church .where, reprrs-ntstives ol ----'sw*'---------SHANGHAI, Chins, M ir.-tf ” Mexican rrbrls m il n H; !" UH—Th# Year of the Rad b*» first met September II, 1813. In the same billiling, Novem­ A n u a Identified by pasta! laspirti ra as Walter Clyda Smith waa ended. It wl.| ha twslva years la Wasklagtea aad bald far Atlanta aatharitlra la rsaatrllaa befora China’s rata enjoy tha ber II nf Ihnl year, they formal­ arrested with a mall fraad cans la wkkh Ray Martin, theatre sparater af Caly proclaimed their Independence, honor of hovtng another year Ga* was rspsrted fleeted af R M R Tha prtsaaar (right) Is namad for tham ami th* prutce- which was no*, realised, however, being handcuffed by United “ *‘ i Fhate) lie* given tham by families that until right year* later, with th# signing of th* treaties of Cor­ cling to agv-ol.l superstitions. Many Chinas* still hold It Is. doba. 'Joan" for tho«* who havaj The restoration Is significant SANFORD MARKET REPORT children bom during th . Year o f( ■* Ifilm llng Increasing modern . . . . th# . _ rodtpts. t *lon of this state govarnment's SANroaD V M k r r astroMT th*. 1. .st. — to kill VOl.l-AItlXI — kst-pll** * 04(1115 toward Iho Catholic carnaml m<Ml*r*l». market eleaUc, vo. aa Aa" Shanghai I* a aeaport, th#' r. is. isor. Fuk Per So* baackee, moelt) ra t population i* numerous and church, I*.Sic, few tec. Uslly rspirt of salsa ef Ploruta cosmopolitan health niXhorltkal |n*l*.allnn* lo th* ceremonies L 'L d ’31 licit* — r u . bu. hpre fruits unit at the Hnnlurd beet 150-5 •*. p<mr lu fair IM ­ hava only freed th* city from ths Ml<l In connection with install*- •tale »-.• raters* V**aleaale M sri.t IS*. kuboalc plague in tha last l‘J lion of bells U ths first tower of lo tru< ksrs, earlut aaasn,t>l#ia aad KllliriANT — supplies llgkl other dsalsra lur a St hour period years and svsn row hava to keep the church to be finished wars endln* S;oo A. at.. Inday as ra* Cemamt llskt, maruet etea.tr signed by "Sr. Augustin M. Dias, ported at by J. U. Michael, Men*, Fla. IH hue. crla. beet. Set; on tha alert for it. prlea*. authorised to officiate, and --c. to ins Kedaral Mat* Market fair lo a*—d, II * . 1.15; bu. bpra, Cootiaa employed by tha health 115-1.IS. chairman of the Mexico City aim Maw* Barrie*. department pay periodic visits to OHAMiKa—Kla. aid. kts.Comh, t ,R m r t ’n —aupotiee ii« m , Chilpancingo comml.teea for re- »•«-. '» bx. heirs, I.SS. Is. ,t,|. maml i.«xl, market (leadr. PM. Iho rat-lnfedtrd districts lo lay h s a . romp. jao . 4 h*. hsa», i.u . tCKIU'ltll Weatern rrte , le. le. conxlrucllon of the temple” traps and thsrs are scores of N^ bxa, I.TI, H bs. has* S.ia-tla. Caelern rrte.. I.IS-l.tl ML'MTAttH—Cl*, curly, aesrew privately owned •(terminating m i a i 'K i M t t t r r — V i*. , m b«** pec ilue. bunebet. 40c. companies. It Is estimated more Indor Maharaja Han I’limli l.» .|.r« . 1, bs. hsa*. siIO N M — Northern Yell,,we. t e ««c No Is. Mid. 1,10.. I.U. H bs. Ib.U NIea*e, than 100,000 rate war* hilled In Last Word In Fine Iotas. 1.50. 55c. rAh.iL.KV—ct*. per das. bus Shanghai last year. TANHKIIINK* — rv». t-l ksa, eh-*, i*.is*. 15. sec Nn. ta, 5<l-tae. This year only butchers born Cara For Rail Trips conth, I’KAM; lilllCKN)—Fla h u e b e t IITIIAWliK'tlllKH — r u . Plata. hpre. no auppllea. ISc-llc. * In tha Year of the Cow have any CCI-t'Clta — auppllea modaral* AI‘l*I.Ktt—lUil-rn. Ynrks. fxlr demand OLOtlCKSTKII. England, Mar. •o rrtet, fur In 1937 the cow takes nuHierate. market eteaLT «rt..Ml bus. hskls.. l i e . I.U. Iiuahel kampere. Ilulln,,.{ f t —Th« last word In lux­ toIIKANH: Iha throne. I LIMA I—riu. bus bora, Cla. 1 10-135; Wixn.br. I.SU-I.U; IS ury In prlrato railway cars has fair to ordinary, S.35*150; f«w b-i. trie.. Iluilnoea l.l*-I.T5; Wuut l i - 115. been constructed here for Iho fancy, •ler I.SU-I5S. UKANM: (B.NAIH) — S a p p i t a s INtTATUCa — Suppllea 'responsibilities of Iho present Maharaja of Indore. I I s b l. d e m a n d Hah!, mar- demandt raoderaie, market heavy, firm foe iholr future llvIt la aa apartment on wheels, bcl steady Kk. bus hpro.. tl>snt Cla. bua. m e . idle* Triumph*. It. fair In ordinary, S SO. . No la. I.tl-I an. U. M. Nn. 1*. bedrooms to Mlrlnnlcss. Talbot says. "Thosi complete f r o m 3 »». Ml. Illack Vabmllnss. S •*- M t.aa-l fa, p,mr*r, rough. I Si. being mad* afraid o( cocktail bar; from concealed J S3 I’tiTATtiKM—Or. Mountain. t'WT lllurk Valentine*. 1 ou-5 IS. N» I*. SSI. marriage, ar* aatariag It better lighting and air conditioning to Ml IIKirrs—Mu|,piles moderate, de­ bea*. CAIII»IIK»—yw. par dos. bua a*sipped and mors awsru at lie shower baths and full-stied fur mand moderate, msrbsl steady tk a a re-tla. b*!n. per tb>> bunches, are. lo allure. Joy* sad responsibilities." V 4HAMII—FI*, but. bpra. Tel ■lUitllly .tii.l rttndlllon. S*.|Sc, some Inw (Trrmknei-k* fair lo snml S •«Th* finished artlcta weighs SO wMirer. l-iwsr. S IS; iMx.rer lower; white, bu. Tha average American sa u mors tons. Is 4S feet long and ten OAI'IIAHR; iriRKBNI — Bunalla* hpr* 1:15-115. deman, *«,,*d. msrbel ilrenv. Mtv KMT l-x rrv rrirs — jte u rs.y tea a ion of food a year, ills wlilo. | | I, of steel construellim Haiti, best 13 iu-31»«. poorer. nrc. to I'nrlu III."*. t’WT l.as*. f »«-I « rarefully sound proofed, and tha ■lualliy. 15 sa-Sti *u. lied, bu. hpts. 1st includes I t po**da of TOMATlirW— Supplier mode rota demand m.-d-iate. merket elendr 18 pounds of raffs*, 108 pounds cost, by the lime It Is transport ■5-**<t'AltltOTM — Supplies llehl. de­ CU. luce. Sale A terser. II*ef sugar, 177 pounds of flour, 1M ed to India, will be close to mand rio«.erale. mark*! a l a i d r , t.i*; Slfe. I.IS-l.tl. t,* # a * . 1100.000. ►*la. per una bunches- mostly IS* rraies. spprov. 5* the. net. areea usds af potato** aad t i l A u r a t e s ; ace. to quality. I sa­ tic. pamrsr. lower; Tupped, bu. I There Is a nursery, children's hpre . I a*.I It. of milk. ils . j bathroom sad special quarters T in N ir a — n * . t-» «•* CKI.K’i r —FUlttlDA ISbunrbaa. »c*. to quality A ta.Ss. see. to arnte. H I. Helpbrlagor, Holder sad Kick- for servants. (Hiding partitions *a*I'KI.KItV S*.|*e; taw SI. Topped. per l l l f l l l l a — rite Pel ar—all Uvad oa the same street ar* used Instead of doors to idoe bunches. a-e lo quality. hn*b*L S#-4#«. Salad bu. bpra, U-SSc. glvs the effect of greater space. I»••«*. la Easley, Ala. r t r l a w T o ll t .u r k r (Airehaa Don J • « v ' ■SfoiK ef •nail, found la , *t» around Aiacrl* ^Oa., ta a rlee to the top of a Men Students T i tlak to the bottom by Home Economica water Into or out of a n 1 ke In Oklahoma C o l l e t e -----------------. . . . rtTATiaa 8* y eonponATioM. arparellea, el ch.ls.* Kl< Deeh t l e l l d l a e . Hie awer. New York Clly, N. T., nattiiT ca. t'nipi*NN oi Wleone a t, rhlceen. III. are hsr.by t>r<f.r»d to ke , Appear before ner t'trrell , la aad lor H.mlnet. ('ioni­ te. upon the Ilk dar of I». HIT. In the k'll of tiled aeelnel rou In VearL kr It. u p r u t h .v, • •• earn# being e Koreclneure « • Deede. nr elee the u n a he taken aa rnnf«u**L Maaterd Herald le dealanIke newspaper In which Order ehall be published far 'aoaeeeutlce weeks. ‘ • mr kand aad real rea rl na thla the tnd dar — ‘ It. I»l». Ill F. IIRRNHOM, l te !? > n , a . it. w e e t t * ftD * * BTILLWATBH. Okie., Msr. 14tindeata of ohlahotaa A. A M. cob logo have aarollsd tor a horns economic* court*. Daaa Nor* A. Talbot aaya the men want answer* to Uses qaeitleas: llsw stack moaey muet I hava te marryt llow ca* I droaa economi­ cally aad still ace good taataf What shall I sat to pro­ mote good haalthT What are tka man’s dntleo hi a house bold? What shar* of tha family hudgat should t§ spool for food? "Mas ar* taaralag to tah* Iholr -{If)-Two k aad red men !latticed Advertisements YOUR Watch repaired by • h a really knows how. FOR HINT: Gangs 118 Warn 4th Be. Jswslar, Magnolia At*. GET VIGOR AT ONCII FURNISHRD GARAGE APART MINT. TOR Park Area*#. Phase flatrux Teals Takteta as*iR V avatar Invigorates aad Ml. Adult* only. 'trsraa Far Rant faw caws paid, •ffcs Me Rayaaids Drag Oaas- FOR RENT—8-Roam baagalo* aad gang*. DM Palmetto Avs- Trueh rash Maaday ONE REBUILT lag Mashla*. Cm ISM puN 1 1-1 taa Maytag Wash Rtectrte FOR RALR: Roaioa trartee*. F a n brad. L. W. LaraU. »7$J. fUUag i. • i BUY BLUR 0 RARE. R tra Rib­ bon a r cytloaa M a m a aad rat tka atmaaq W Lawamsv »•!*•■ RUuky-Negara H ariw ara Attention! Dsirymen Cattle Owners B .L . FOR BALM—H IM , all madras QC, the** num i, tram*, Fknbeim 88.75 up Friendly |5A0 Fortune $L00 (They Moo For More) Tooi wkkh «W rH SHOES Sanford Amco Feed Store IN FAREIONARLB FOOTWSJE I T O I L AAAA TO BEER ora 6traBl!a8E— . g.-.-v Corwin Soys Supreme Court Forgot Duties ^DAYTONA REACH, Mar. 1 1 to tha antes municipal baaed-M of gavsram ialal M t e c r M M t r lowed rapacta t h a t Oaviranr Dfc»* gholts would s« 4 Mayur Mdward A m atrang and a m tn l raraatly H. to affte* a lte r r ad hte w « , wh* stepped a n t l a pirm R hte Intended to Th* administration af Armstrong waa thraatsnad removal orders an Mom T* Day, hat ah* i fore* with riot g ina aad warn a court hsttto that want ta tka Itu presto Court. Federal afflciala IRRRJT pWlOil for old ago p da nat FROM YOUR FOOD WITHOUT IA I O l KMT U ies Bare Feet To Stroll Acroaa lee nL'TTE, Mont., Mar. Ifl.—UP)— Jloney has burned pockets, but In this rase M. W. Jones' fera tinI ltd. With ib* thermometer snug­ gling at 13 below sera, h* wagwnd a friend he could walk acrora Main Street* barefooted and a naplined, with all popular aid* to locomotion, Including bicycles, roller sksies, eruichet and stilts barred. Before a rood-slsrd audience Jones made the trip from side­ walk to sllswalk across the le* and said his feet “felt better than ■hey ever did since 1 |*ft Mis­ souri” He won $5. Jack Culver, 4-ytar-old boy of Gail.wlcn, Ala., prefers big black cigars to candy. R T ^ BAKING ■ V v POWDBR .. . 1 __ ... -JatAi f NcwsPAPca e r a l Demo Plans Are In Fog Of Doubt9 Th, *.„*— « ... Z1,Ti.*inS:r'r l*a ***** . •ad akalaaM a# wlaa, tura Iteklaa Ik* patel*, de­ ns, fa5ltel*wha* rau'ra kvagry •ad iklraty u wall. Oriva avae |a HamaFa tee a akart pfaarara agrtlt Ha'll gtv* yaw •*»* raevtea, WjTk T*S*rte5y. ^ a n l i r •varylaleg sta ll Ta* M l *b**a t*_ r»»v *-■ •a tela aa atevaa. Tkla te thajrta** aamkai . BOUEVS SODA SHOPPE An . A lra t t Ame •*<*!•* Hava yon m r fiiluwW yonr Imrm? A rt tlwir ItenMhT SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY A w . B — ni ;t - . a d e r s Of Strike Lee Qualifies P ennon Plan It L eRefuse Conference Af Candidate in H ailed Locally With Officials Of Chrysler Company n i . was .* D D • ! VXT I ClKV LleCIIOD By Kail WOrKCM • • «, 10.009 Persons Salvation Army Flower Show It Opened In Report* $786 Is E piscopal Parish House Collected Here VRricty Of Blooms, Plants, Vines And Shrubs Displayed In A ttrac­ tive A rrangem ents Seminole C o u n t y C i t i z e n a To Viite On Court Program CITY NEWS BRIEFS D Homestead Blanks Await 400 More In Assessor’s Off iff* _______ T r > Medical Society Takes New Member, Group Totals 13 Meat House Project OI F uture Farm ers N ets $101 Profits iJ' Army Officer Will DiscusH Campuiffn Durinjr World >Var Quick Purchsae Of Cover Crop Legumes 3 Is Urged By Agent B i 11 To Authorize Survey Of Damage By Med fly Okehed Jay O To Start Drive For Members Early Next Month No Negroes Taken In April CCC Quota Myxtic Givea I'riMhf llerahl Read Widely Dr. Kelly To S p e a k At S p e c i a I Service In MethodiHt Church School DismiHEed* To Reflume Mondnv MICAL WEATHER* TourwtH Take Trip Up St. JohnM River u ------------- .1 •Jr President Of State WiMMlmen’n Circle To Attend ScsMion 11 ........... V !• stamps cancelled on the legal papers. Records showed that A ug.stusj T, Ashton was tht. party from whom the property was traits- a frrrrd. mission to plug tht. existing va­ h'anford lo*lny accepted with en­ Ileyond confirming that he was thusiasm the announcement from P F T R H 1 T . M n r. 17.— ( A P I cancy caused by Ihe resignation tbe sole owner of the hostelry, Washington that the railroads and — yjn re (hint fr.OOfl aU-riown Mr. Kirchoff today declined to of P etty N. Whitehurst. major m il labor unions have Two other citizens hav*- a n ­ agreed on a five percent payroll • I r ik o r a liofim l n c o u r t ln ]u n c* make any comment on the ileal. in hi* brief statem ent, he In­ nounced for th*- election sched­ tax to finance a retirement p»n- ♦Ion npnfnst their ocetipancjT cluded the fact that all legal uled Apr. 13, but neither have ■lon for ntoro than 1,300,000 em­ of (he PhrA'aler Atifnmobite ployees throughout the Uni:c*l plant* tottnv. nnrl their lead# •angle*, with a single small «xqualified. They are J . II. Tru- State*. T h. gray-balm i, bespectacled Photo) ription, which has surrounded luck and W. A. I.rnvitt. professor of constitutional law, The new plan was devise,) to rr*t tteclinerl to meet with R the M ayfair property have been Mr. Lee’* petit ion contained 25 lubstitute for a 7 percent tax pn»- Committee n.tmetl l>v Gov# testified before th* Senate J u ­ straightened nut. names of qualified electors, the grum whl h was proposed several ornnr Mnrphv to arek n «>• diciary Commute* In behalf of A ilee*I book in the Court minimum number m rrssnry to In*, President Roosevelt’s court re­ House which records the trans­ come a candidate m u municipal month iign but which was blocked liltlnn of labor tlisputej. wheu tho railroads hauled it Into organisation program. action kohls the purchaser re­ , elrctl>n, A fter th# nine o'clock dead* j coutt for n constitutionality test. sponsible for all State. County Aa the Committee assembled, 'ire for strikers* evacuation had ______ I| I City Clerk Frank I .union nn* fltorge M. Ilarrison, rhsirm an 'at»l City Taves an<l assessments b* privately discussed criticism nounced that City registration of the Rnilway l.nlmr Fxrrutlvr passed. Union sympn'hlzerx ettifor improvement* tha: are unpaid. books will remain opiu until \p i. ttolrad by Justica MeReynokU of , Association, was quoteil ty the As­ matesl 'o number 10,000 aur« person* who complain i t e d i a ^ 3 Unregistered person* expect, ' " citi id Pro s ns saying ih rtr I* loundul th,. Chrysler Jefferson Terra court declsiofts. CBryrir. i ing to vole *ho Id en <r their ; T'V likelitmmt of n co ttr t'tslAvenue plant, blocking traffie said "doctrines of th* court n a tinme* in th* poll list. Itnge tu the five percent plan." JarMy utrolve the admlnistratten’* lie ssiil cRIxuts who were reg- j Ac Ion by Congress w ill be ne.*- for fitc bheks, and nearly • • '*tir» program in a fog of^. By F R A N K S PR ARSON isterel in tho lust n y rl.q-tion . i-,«nry to put the plan into effe.q. many ru rro nded the Hugo Dodg* Herat* Sw ift, r a t i . . and wh*. have not removed hen I'nivlsions of the plan, In oddi- division p.ant, where a<rik«ru The seventh annual f l u w * r McReyaoJds' raraarant n v irad ‘•’gal t e ddenre Irom Hnnfo I [ don to 'bo *nx feature, wrro out li'irrg cu: the sign; ‘‘Give us lib* Sanford rHsens had contributed show of the Sanford Garden Clqb' , *f calling raembara of th* 8786.75 to the Salvation Army at slrce that time are etlg ih lo -so lined os follows In the Joint an *'"> °i ID'O i'i dvntb.' ' iy opam'd today at the Kpisropgl] ta a rt .kofsra tho Commit te*. ,, —Hill, M-i, <n* i , a , t **«> 'a r ns rrgl (radon is roncern«-.|_ the closo of activities Tuesday, !| Homer Morten, l.AAVA Parish llotis* with a nmltitudl ' Item tool* Ceuwty ha. „ h r iMooAtot Aakurst reiterated i t e i was reported today by Judge to I allot next momh nous colterrteff nf P 1'iit, luioioici tire governor «M r f /jJj J i » .*). It toy JteHw gran fclatej ha James G. Sharon, general chair­ • lerk I amsnn reiterated that s " rw a -t Friday, •rr, pfirr ,. » \ , i r> hi • . v .-i *»; livVcU (he pro; used timtmU wnated ta k a kau ri he would bo man of ih* campaign' to mis* '■ «Rs aarte*. nn voter mu-h show a receipt af 19.16 • I rntal flower nrrangrm enti on dlk U \ .^ mm iTv-wtera Baraevek** „ •'•ill i.ui xerv« to eradicate Hto Poll taxex otherwise he will not h« 1937-3$ operating rx yetecs. Tha w aathra: Fair; not qU|„ , 1 ravlo* rrvvte* the Bapraara C ran and v ds oi jolt insecurity and low qualific*!. , Explaining that ihe captains •» ) •tt cold, with light scat fared• II p i«Th* flow* rs are arranged place |$ mew r a dm orach. '* Jg#»." Persons 33 year* of age or tier a 6 * ratalsm a h*v* each bran na• ottroM e aortfc portion to -'th * mate' mom of the Pari*'., ' i h* misled. A teport a f U* Mceteara . d M l yond ar* erarnpt’ front the pny. "Ignccr certain prospects. Judge h llh l; Thuruday fair, warmer Iloua# with thi« diffrn*nt clan * ^1 *'*■ Semlnol* Craotv |n mem of poll inxe*. Mn| er Chrysler, *tkidiatrti w t’-ib* Shnmn declared solicitation* will north, ronlral pnrtlona of iifantK anil ahrivin pronp^.J. l**f Georglo where the.haito.ing mniimje until every would-be-giv­ Afore ll"»n_ A£>1> U.-|-.:,^.I. Colin- 1 •■(•oration Doan), and John L. North went F lorida-partly cluudy,1 tH* ammll hoot hi on rith rr ai«K Is to be held, and not the head of th* CbruxiliM fo r er has bceh contacted and offered •v lumtrowncrs have failed rhlr I Florida political auhdi listen warmer lonlgLl. Tiuraday ra.mlly, A ml Idle aisle ha* been formed industrial Urganizatlox, w aajra* an opportunity To contribute to cloudy; vrar i« apply for homesteal rs warmer. , tj * ,wn the renter of the floor I y a ot which Haafrad I* ihe teaihe Army movement. nepdons, it vvas reported today by i.anleii as providing tlt^ quick ter oi gaerruaraar. -1 chain of asparngtt.* f»rn held up Sanford Iteiidt'ry, County tax as- means for a solution to From A rm y Campaign Head­ Thrra alarntx, on* ef -inm f*lw, Th* Wlhniag will be done A weekly session o f the ^^s n • , * l|!, »tnnll green post*. Il* l.nd Union picket line nearly _ •cr or. ■l wer* an-iwervd yVaierday ofier- quarters, the following were named la a apeclsl rlectiow railrj nil*-* long which ex len d ri «nThose xvhn wi*h to take silvan tmon, and lait night by ihe Ran* on a FUlIrna I Commlttro to oper­ for*l Lions Club will be held at 7 ' rsrh si'll* o f the miniature feme solely for the purpose of grttrely around ibr D*>dgii plant. 'nif" of the lienrfit* offered u nd" ate among railw ay employes her**: o'clock tonight In the Valdrx H o .,a t* plan-1 tiers of cut flower nr ford Fir* Dapanmenr. Miio MilJ red Wheeler, .'hai,, ting an opinion on the roun •*L ntngrm nits, The next Chrysler move unitor die 1933 piece of legislation wenJ. G. Patterson, M. Carroll. C. K. president and district manager of A rubhlih fire at 11:30 P. M. question. ' I Literally hitting the visitor in end'ieil thnt no npplirntioas wd' dirhigati law may lie showing In I*bind ihe Speer Store on Finn Adorn* and IV. A. Leavitt. the Flotilla Woodmen'* Circle,will T«tey. Randolph , rtiaaty, Thursday', tides, Tidal Station, the rye is the nttractvenrs.s of oiirt that an injunction, issue*! l~- accepted ofn-r Apr. I. This group is slated to contact 8 treet wna extingulahc*! before it ottend tonight's ................. ,h„ |„. Grergio, lo holding the nsAtr. Ihiudnry said: "Home mi*'- '>y a Circuit Judge, had been vlo# gained aufficieni heailwsy to railway official* and employee# Ocean !’l*r, Daytona Ilrarh: 6:12 the stage, n non-competitive en'ty m l circle beginning a 7; tit o'clock I" lleve that Iwcause an exemption .alrd, ami a request for • w rit A. M. and 7 P. M.; high, 12:Id A. arrange*! by A. K. R os.etter. j tioa’o first afflrlol vote on (taalteamS Ox t>s*a Treat threaten surrounding bu ild in g ". Mr. Noosesrh'o rontrovegsiol in Wiuulman's Hall. M. and 12:44 P. Mj Swinging from wall panels a"«l nptdirndnn wt< file*! Inst yenr. •t attachment for tho a rrest of Chief Mark Cleveland ia l| the issue. Twenty-two persons off dinted tlu ro is no nrol tu file this year. drikers. ■ ■ . lattice-work decorative wall va-cs danger would have been *cri«us with the WOW Were prevnt Mon. That, however, is mu the rsic. Al lla rt, aaalstant atnrekoeer at of cut flowers spot the Interim *-f Itespiie tho injunettes develophad ihe flames not been discov­ •lay when special memorial serv­ The homestead exemption niesi- uient, Union and t’orporation con­ j the Atlantic Coast l.llle shops, the main display room. ered immediately. ices were held in Umaiilbv f..r a ute plainly siairs that a hems- ferees wh*r have been deadlocked had relumed to work l«*lny after At the r'n-ht of the entrance a An alarm *t 3:20 P. M. ca r former f r mrml mrmla-r of the Cltcte m, owner must nrako nppliratinn n h two weeks on the issue of excluo layoff of two Weeks betauso of beautiful antique whatnot stands rl*d firemen to 602 Wcti Bix'n that rity. j yiIir>-Illness. <ive bargaining right* met again • lately ugniiMt the w sl| and sl-| Street to • residence where spaiks Dr. H. B. O riel of Osceola was Th"»e unending were Mr. a n d 1 Siam nnd County tax b ’nefi:« ’n il morning most stral* the show with itsj from the chimney h*J ignite*! iho accepted last night •* a member *'■ *’• Collins, Mr. and .Alts, sie handle,I through Mr.lhiudney's roof. No damago was r*pom-d. Workmen today were engaged, smalt bud* am | shelves of on-n Profit* from n timat lion *o r.. b. t arroway, Mr. nrol Mrs. It. offirr. City exemptiim applications of the Seminole County Medical In waterproofing the roof of tho i'104" " ' •" miniamrr vase* o f 'hiThs resident si 700 I’almnin projecl of Ihe Hcmltiid" County It. Floy I, Mr. nml Mr.a C. ||. nn- handled »i City 11*11. Society, bringing the membership Court House. The jolt Is ex;u-cted' ,1B' crW"“ l nod silver, Avenue turned In an alarm at I Chapter of Kuluro Farmers of Rudd, Mr. and Mrs. J <; Fryer ________ to 13. lo lie fin ish 'd before the end of 8:07 P. M. which proved *o be in the dimly bgtvi-i interior *>fI America buvn risen lo (till, tin, The en'ire membership is a* the week. fab*. the small room on the left o f th’ unit reported last ntaht at * follows: • ntrance irru the gilded framed regular meeting In th" Chaplet C Fullerton, Mr*. Kunln* Kay. Dr. II. D. Sm ith, president; Dr. Hanford Woodmen will assem­ shadow boxes ib-pi,tjnjy seen * room at th,. lllglt Hrluad. Mrs. A Hatcher, lairaine Collin*, J. N. Tolar, vice-president; Dr. ble at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night varying from a t bines** oetting Th" Fieeiillv* ComtllHlen 111 Helen llarkry, llernire KdnomIt. O. Srott, secretary; Dr. J. T. entitled "Ea«t I smi I,* West" m jn A proposed |,||| to nuthorliB a in Woodmen's Hall, First S tm t, notiDce'l that lu roitcreto bon*bits w,n> * ly*l*- Ftyer .Al. C. .Stone, Denton, Dr. A. W. Knox. Dr. W. epicurean thought <xpressed by a had been furnlshml iho laik-i n,"l Inland Ituili* “The (inlli|Mili rnm |i«i|fnM will ni'dlly survey uf Florida baa for a regular weekly session. T. Langley. Dr. T. F. McDaniel, dinner plate, a win" gl|*«, n tea Im> i|lii'iit e#*i1 Friday iiIrIiI nt ► . opprured by Hut L'nltoJ Mary Hl'IllMil In the he,ml It l<aDr. C. M. Mitchell, Dr. C. L cup an! nn unlightnl cigarette. oVh». k in lhi» m irm hly room »»f s't.n.'S I tepar Intent of Agricul­ lion |>ro]e, t whleh the FFA dl oh •he Ornn$;i* I'oiirity Court Hunt* ture. according m ■C. !’. Dawson, County farm I’ark, Dr. 8. Puleslon, Dr. O. H. press diaA professional exhibit arm ng'-J rrrte*l there l»y MirJ llltii K nf Ihe pati lies from Wasliliigton. by Mrs. C. R. Kirtb-y, |,o-nl H ragent, today advised quick |>ur- Selman, oil of Sanlonl, and Dr. An average nf l* |»iri"iit Iu J . W, M artin of Oviedo. UnlfcmHy $,f 1'lurlLi, J IS choses of legum* seeds by all j i*t, is an umtsually attUKtite vocational agrlcnllure work was rin, plero of hiip*"l for leglsMl< fi.iv'l. |»ri*ril«l«*nt of Ihn lien ru I'tlioo was liiaiixurated by Hon. farmers and growers who will > An onnouneenient was modi) group of potted palms, gladudns, reported for Ih" Chapter, white hospital Olflcefrt AuMn UHi MI nf IVlllrul If II Androws and Hett. Claud* No nrgroeo will be received I t ’ call# lilirs, r»*e* an I statk earryplant this specie of vsgstetion as that tho tuberculosis the school averagn Is slightly A 1937 membership drive of die Fhirhl-i* ariiif»mirr«| liMlay IVppcr. a cover crop in the 1937 Federal near Orlando will open in April. Seminole County'* CCC quota, I ing out ns pastel color ache tin- of Some members of the local Soci­ Junior Chamber nf Coinmein, •Hi* i«i«l all |N*r«4»na in»rrM!rt| | prach, lavender and white again t lower. In Its provision, th " hill would Boll Conservation program. Mia. J . P. Ridge, social welfare Mm . lit |."Fils and John Itavl* will open h- re in early April,-It" In inililary nff.iirM ar«* li$«f t f In ety probably will attend dedica­ I a bar kground of deep forest g c 'i t . ' niilliorliml «n uii'leterinlned conThs sgvnt said that an unprccc- tory ceremonies. director, said today. were name.l on Ihe vacation tour organisation's Hoard of lliicf’w, • hear tin* lee Iu rr Mn| LiliKt', »e gresslimal alloealbm of fuii'ls In | School esliibits were entered by dented demand for the seed* is Interesting medical rases A bulletin from Htate ).,%*■!.pj.xr- the Junior High School, Hoo h rommllle* lo replai e two mem­ ■leeid"d ls«> night at a • |M--i,| fttfilini: m Mr. Michael, it an rx- flnnni" a aiirxey of Ihn ilaiuugq forcing th* price upward, and that recent week* were described of meeting ill tho home o f I'reddrnt rill*'iil |nilillr k|»fiiki*r, by ter* in Jacksonville informed tho Hide, Kan Hide anil W '*t Side bers who resigned done In this Hlato when the Gova 100 percent Increase is expected Dr*. Hmith and Denton. llefreshnient* wer" *erv"d at Andrew f'trraw uy. local office of the development Primaries. Outstsmling am org I Mir Heilnn nf |lm ln|il<* will In* ornnumt onlureil tin, destruction In th* near future. Ihn ronrllislon ot the *" sh I oii oiul Th" goal of lot) has been an, this morning. these entries were mounted butter­ chili* n altnly nf III** rnmhllieil of illrn a trees to an attem pt Whte us* of legumes in ths soil Previously, R hail been expect- flies and dried flower arrange­ th" Chapter's string hand fur direct « said. At present the civ­ nperalluiia nf military nml naval to fri'o Florida from this MedltarIh program was givsn as tho rcatd that about 10 negro youths ment* of the .South .Sido Prim ary. nlshed music A number of FFA ic tiidi has 76 nffilintes. font** me.ilnil (hi* reahlliiK ainl ram an fruit tty whoso pretnacn on for heavy demand. The Hoard rliaru-sed th" Hi*'" • Inver fnri i* nn land. would he accvptrt) from this sec­ Liti(* Miss Ilk-tty Crawley, ago mothers attended. hero many iloithteil. In another statsm m t, Mr. Daw­ tion. convrntion schnlirl"-| fur Apr. M il •even, pupil at Ih,- South pi,|.. •tei relsry W allse". axrlciilttir*, son announced a meeting of all in Lakeland and laid |*l.in« In until White boy* wishing lo get in School, had as an original entry said while his ilepartment had County and Community Commit­ as nuny delegates a r could pmHanford M asnnlr laalgo ik’o. US on th* quota ahould make appli­ a ehibi’s tea table set with mini-vapprorml lhn proposed bill aa It teemen of tho Semlnol* County sihly attend. turi* china pieces nnd rentercl today extended an Invitation to cation a fte r Mar. 21. • lands, h» did not helium th a t Agricultural Conservation AssortVisitors’ Night was announced with n small bow| nf nwret pea*. the surrey should bring say atlon for Monday morning at 10 tho ptlhlle tu attin d Faster sun­ for next Monday night nt the The low table is covered with u Tbnt the Hanford lleraI,F tra v ­ ligation nn tho Government. o’clock in his office at the Court rise services on l^ k e Kola. O r­ regular reunion in the Mayfair madiera cloth and a chilli's .paon e l. f,,r and wide, rovering a vast lando, Hundsy morning Mar. 21. Uous*. The Rev. Dr. Kelly, a retired Hotel. A special program is territory, wa* evidenced by th* •i each plate was the only silver It. II t’hapman of Hanford will planned. Used otf the table. Methodist minister, will hav# numerous queries sent in to th* hav* charg* «( the event. charg" n f the •pecLvl lenten serv­ nffic,. for Siimetl, th " wonder J. C. T raw lrk. worshipful m as­ Edward Rtyartte, manager of ices in the ln*al Methodist Church mystic who conrlutiea bis engage­ te r nf th,* I.ielfe, said this year the General A ppliura atom her--, tonight, lie will speak on "R e­ ment at the Ititx Theater with ! i mark* the third cnnserutlvn F as­ will leave Hunday for Moultrie. T4 It sponsibility of the laym en to 24 71 tonight's performance. II ter the rtlea have been spoaa«r*.| Ga.. where h* wit) assume ■luti* < 1? • I Ills Church" nt 7:30 o'clock. la Over I (100 letter* have been |« ta The sheriffs office today ro- by Masonic institutions of Ctn- as sales managvr ef the General 79 47 .19 Seminole County srhools wei* Tonight's feature I* sponsored ^ P p o n r i a collision.. — night bo- tral Flnrldo. The ''.Ynahte Ark," a houseboat received here, coming front c* rra- I M 21 Fleetric Compaay star* there in •lismisseil this afternoon ond stq. by the .Men's I'lult of the insti­ S • I 49 from I’alatka. left the munieipal brlle, Orlando, Maitland, Oviedo, -----, Alfred King an j J. p. Growing annually in popularly, connection with tb« rural tlcctnfi1 <9 •lent* instructed not to report bark tution. 41 many .nearby docks thus morning with 36 Orlan-i Winter . 'urk, . . . . .and . . . ....... ...... aa both men wsra driving altendar* has lorreased far b*-1 ration project. I 71 IS for r la is ts until Monday morning. O ther events in the special serv­ s automobile* on West p in t Rirre*. yond th* *ap*rt*d bo|i*a of tho 73 do w intrr visitors for an all-dayi point* os well ns from this city, IS Th* project Includes tho wir ing The holhlay period waa author- ices will be the baptism nf in­ 71 39 I For the four day during which •9 Deputy Lewis Tat* said slight sponsors 19 nf mor* than 1JM0 homes In Col­ ire I by the County School Hoard fanta by the Rev. A. II. CoU eruist* up the St. Johns River. 44 damage waa don* In th* mDhap M 49 Capt. Noah Tdghmun, owner nf| the mystic bus answered problem* lauigr 62 held Its regular ses- quitt county. R , II in order that teachers may hava this Hunday. 71 44 lhi» vex'd, U in $nd th* parties Involwrd rtttleil •Inn tail night and member* _ 1 *charge of the of the reader* of Th,* Herald II 73 49 J*ck Fox, local resident, will an opportunity to attend ihe onScheduled fur Ihe week nf Mar. (rip. II 7« ihsatralvss. Noe* was ar- war* •ntertalnod by 41 feature fill th* vacancy her* crrated .y ■nua| ronvemion of ih« Florida KJthrough its rolumns, there has II 77 42 31 to 2H are evening services to The pany wi* tipccm l lo re- i»cn an average o f approximate­ It similar to Professor (Julia. t t 49 Mr. Reynold*' Waving, I uca'iunal Association in Orlando. b« directed by visiting ministers. turu late tbU Aficraogii. 14 41 74 ly 251) letter*. Two Autos Hit In Minor N ight Crash U m 47* I Kctiremcnt Program I A a aa Block Traffic In S p o t I iff h t Of In A g r e e d Upon Municipal A f f n i r a By Two F a c t I o n a Antomohile C oncern t Mnv Demand Writ A. IV. le e today qualified as More than BOO employee* of the candidate for the City Com­ Atlantic Toast IJno Railway in Seeklncr A r r e s t * k WASHJVr.TON. M ar. 17. F— (API—Profpnaor Fdwnrvl 8. Tdirwln. Princeton Uni­ versity, asserted toilny the majority of the Supreme Court membern had "forgot­ ten their supreme obligation'* A tragic automobile craxk near Richmond, Va^ brought death to Don Cheney of Orlando, n * ., to interpret the Conatituthn and Malcolm Carllex of Exit Orange, N. J., members of the Rollins college fencing tiam «n roilte a a r broad document written northward for a series of games. A professor and fir* other atudents wer„ Injuied. The aniokitg ruin* of the ear ir e ahown nfter It »tniek m telephone pole iml burst into flnmen* (ANRociatcd l*reU for an undefined future.” Edward Reynolds To Take New Position B it Waal S ri BL xf ■ . a 'V O r d e r in g E v ic tio n s Public Invited To E aster Sunrine Service In Orlando We Invite You To V isit Our Plant c F• . * . .*3 Itroinls in the County Court Ho ,e xhow . tranraction lnvolv. ing ihe property, In which ICV I Sikt w it exchange*!, accorxllng t‘» „ , , . , | a computation tu n ba*cd on the num- Regii«tration A g a i n laa« I and **—a SC*’* kl'at. Mwamia 1 x4 a a • a A Jk f J ber of Federal revenue May I n v i t e Justice To Appear Before * Senate Committee In R e n f OfStore la Mi nor Threat O o la H a a u r ’a f a r raaarsx A ad m e a e a ta a s l»a. O at y o u r *a>okl*g a a * aAav- f . > Court H ow e Record Shows $12*500 In­ volved In T r a n s ­ action With Ashton . ... • r Clg*r, A waa-blt of araeay *1 Haas•Fa aoaa fart Ha’* gat tka boat Hal Dag* A .r ThMt M'Dmtk to mS S tel >tec* rZX'u'ttiJio&oZrnm ECONOMY and SATISFACTION mv l Princeton University P r o f e s s o r Testi­ fies F orP resident's P r o g r a m y Headin' For i Mayfair Hotel S it-D o w n e r s D e fia n t Purchased By W.E Kirchoff T o C o u rt In ju n ction FLORIDA STUDENTS PERISH IN AUTO CRASH All To Be Given Op­ portunity To Con­ tribute To F u n d CORRECT RENT WEAR_______________ Sunt * Citrus Pulp lOCBLV A te Th* fat* af Ik* poatlbte lando entry In tha Florida State League, a Class D baseball cir­ cuit, will In all prababUtg Mugs on lb* orating which will «‘ terrain, tba status *f th* gvutsp la that city. Th* session, which wltt open • t 8 o'clock. Is be.rtg bald la iN San Jean Hot.. nM will luvr tka cyss of oil m crjbon of tka Isaguo which win bocomr aa elgbt-club affair should ‘.ha Orlandoans corns Ibrough w its a fsvorukl* decision knight. ff iho group i w Iracu to 'k* haMbali-L-indcd stywisors of '** meeting, then Leesburg wl.i be­ come tbs eighth member of tba present six club loop which a Includes Sanford, Daytona Bs» DtLand, St. Augustin*, Palatka and Galnesvill*. r*!*r Schaal, sport* editor of ths Orlando 8*ptlncl and sec Utry of the league, will present facte *nd figures covering th* coat of operating a Class D club aad th* opportunities availed dob owners through the sal* of play­ ers. Should th* Orlando group de­ cide to enter competition In th* loop this season, th* Orange County seat’s entry will clash with ths Sanford Lrokouta In th* opening game of th* season at the Orlando field. Th* lid-lifting contest Is scheduled for Sunday, Apr. 18. In view of the fact that tha Important meeting is being Mid tonight, dirrciors of th* Iragu* extended their deadline for tha posting of the $500 bond with the loop head until Friday noon. The six mrmberx of th* league, as well as the Leriburg club, have already potted their fran­ chise deposits. P erk in s MADK RIGHT HERE IN FLORIDA UM. At rou RALR-a factory kuUI r boats. For galck ante, I t s ap* Call Biado, Loagwaod. r INDEPENDENT, DAILY r Daytona Beach Are Back At 0M M b Or­ Wf EENNKTE GREGORY ATLANTA, Mar. 1«.-VF>-The Sewbeni Asaortattou. which teat la p (Stormy) Weatherly dot* with the Clcrelaad\ ladiaas lam year, sends 28 rookies » the majors with hopes that half of the* will stick. The New Orleans dubs which the Indians obtained hairyhitting Weatherly, coatribotes three new ones. Tom Drake, pitcher who won 11, lost 6, llcaty (Hank) Half, who J99 and caught I l f games, jola the Indians; BUJ Perrin, a sou paw hurltr who won 11, lost 8, goat to the Boston Wees. The Washington S e n a t o r s called In seren from their Chat* lanooga farm, chief among tbsid bring Big Prrddio Slngion, the former AUbama all-America tac­ kle who lid the association with a .384 bat mark. Bingtoa, aa outfielder, Joined the Senators near the tall end jf last season and participated In 28 games, batting .319 and drtvlag la 28 runs. The Lookouts' field general and second-baseman, Johnny Mihallh played 2.1 games with the Sena­ tors, batting .239. Wkb Chatta­ nooga he hit *114. Also moving to Washington from Chattanooga are Pltrhtrs K e n Chase and Frank Pettlcolas, and Taft Wright, a lefthanded hitting outfrbler who batted .321 In 1ST games. Chase won 3, lost 10; Pettleolaa won 8, lost 3. Sm inalg Caanljr ProJncra '•** Mure Frailn And Vggvtnbicm TIu r Af ( “ Art* In Antcrica 44 44 U tf U tr r 9 9 t .1. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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W T ft . . _2._M "You Live Only Once" To Show Here F . ... ' SHOWS HERE SUNDAY AND MONDAY Romantit Comedy h Boohed Wh m WHKmhi For Two Day Showing t hro Stanla“Ootca«ft Henry Fonda, 8ylvla SOtVE MYSTERlESI Sidney Are C ut In a i B H S S S a Lead Roles Of Film I J « m e i Melton, P it I Ellk Head Cast Of Colorful Adventure The moat starkly human drama the screen haa e r tr offered coma la the Rita Theater Wednesday when “You Only Lire Once," Wal­ ler Wanger'a lin t production for release through United Artist*, hegina a two-day engagement with Sylvia Sidney ami Henry Fonda, ike rerrea sweetheart* of “The Trail of the Lnneaome Pine," reunite I In the starring roles. Dynamic conflict, thrillin'; ac­ Glenda Farrell arid Harton Mac­ tion an I searing romnnrn are com­ laine solve mysteries of murder bined In this story of a woman mid of love in “Hmart B nnde," Who risked her life to fight by the flirt of a Warner Dm*, series aide of the man she loved when I nlmut the adventures of "Torrhy the whole world condemned him UJunc," Tuesday at the Kite The­ ami huntrd him like an animat in ater. e rtry corner of the earth. Frit* l-ang, who handled rhe megaphone on "Fury," "M," "Metmpoll.." and othtr unforget­ table films, directed "You Only Live Once" from an original story llh-mllrg a ilrnmailr muriler by Gene Towno ani Graham Da­ mystery with a rontlnuously Mi­ kar. ni Imi* rotund/ plot |n unique A great supporting cast is head­ ed by Hatton Maclaine, who In­ fashion, “Wore un thn Jury." a cidentally ha* his first sympathet­ highly entertaining picture, m m o to the Kits Theater nest Satur­ ic rule. day. Tho mystery forms the back­ ground. nnd the comedy rolls _ _ over It In waves of laughter Tmlny’s most lalknd-abont lots n Hlory progresses Id ||* alory brings Warner llaxter and *<> finish. Th* hosts is a Myrna la*y hark Into encli other's i one- n prominent eltlxnu arms In “To Mary—With laive,’ Twentieth Century-Fog plrtnm rl thn Hits Theater nest Friday In a return showing. Ilrllllantty. the sweetheart* of “Penthouse- and “llroadway 11111“ bring to the si men the great low talesmen ns to the lady’s modern story of two lovers who guilt, she set* n l.oiit swinglin' find. In tenrs und heartbreak, the test of the Jury to her view*, the true depth of their emotion nnd iiIno proreeds to *<>lv„ the and nffrrtlnn.” mystery by herself. Dlrertni by John Cromwell In Ills course of her efforts, from lllchurd Sherman's best-] pit Oly of lineipertcd crises oc­ selling novel of the same title,' cur. and under the daft treatment “To Mary—With la>va” also fea­ Of Director lb'll Holmes, the outture* Ian Hunter, Clalro Trevor torn,. remain* In doubt until.thn and Jean lllton. fast-moving finale. Helen Uriel-----------------nick lung acclaimed llroadway’* Tho department of agrlrulture I comedienne, plays the says the Inrnmn of farmers Irniu reSo.ir.a fill Jiiry-womnn, with Vicmarketing Increased I* per rent lor Monro sharing lop honors In Deeemhsr, ISStl, Iterem-, with her »* a weU-tueaidng real her. IDS’!, reaching n mark of entai - salesman who Is nlro drafted us one of the lalesimin. Lilting music, rollicking laugh­ ter and glowing romaiic* comhlns to make "Sing Me a Lovo Bong," a Cosmopolitan production re­ leased through First National, which Is scheduled as the feature attraction at tho Rita Theater on V/tdnesday and Thursday oae of| the moat entertaining musical comi edits of tho year. | Ther# la an atl star cast beaded . by Jamea M*hon, tho radio sing-' ar, Patricia Ellla, Hugh Herbert, 1 7aS m pitta, Allen Jenkins and Nat | Pendleton. The ttory by f la n y Baubcr | deals with the colorful adventures J of a wealthy and somewhat Iru | sponsible youth who to n to work i incognito in hi* own department 1 tore to find out why tho wheel* ' aren’t going around aa they should. In doing so ho falls Inj 1 love with one of his elerhs, g*»S( * h!nv elf and her tangled up In a | series of Innocent misadventure* Murder Mystery Here At Rltz On Saturday To Mary—With Love* ReturnH Here Friday An artist’s depiction of film­ land’* sensational “ Lloyds ot London," which features Tyrone Power, who appeared hero re­ cently In “ D v i Is News," and the beautiful Madeline Carroll, who find* unforgettable ro- Rob Steele HeadsCast Of Coming Wentern One of tha fastest of all Hob Fuels western picture*, eicltlngly filled with action and thrills; a well-balanced, hard riding, straight-shooting f e a t u r e , I* •Tnvalry," n Republic release star­ ring Hob Hlesle, which opens at lilts Theater nest Saturday. Hteelo portrays » captain of the union force* who bring* to Justice the ringleader* of a hand of mun, trying to establish HagivIII- as nn independent country. A film set »o large *hnt lt overflowed Into an adjoining studio was constructed at United Artists for Walter tVnnger’s pro­ duction, “ You Only Live Once,’* which hrlnga Sylvia Sidney . ami Henry Fund* to th* Rlt* The* atcr on Wcilnesday, Sprnw lug over several acres ~n the hack lot, the «et repwisint* buildings, towers, wall* and nf a modern mince In the t.crecu achieve­ ment which show* tomorrow an I Mends/ at th<- Hits Theater. A story of a lov- that changed the destiny of an empire, the produc­ tion h-irl* Power toward stardom as the result of his romantic role, depicting him a* the screen’s WEEK OF MARCH 14,1937 AT TIIK KIT/, ' Sunday, Monday—The s'oty which changed the destiny of a nation "LI.OYDS OK LONDON." T.tjolny—The Hilt Day—125 Reasons. Ami the adventure* of n girl reporter. Glenda Farrell and Harton Mnrtomc In "SMART IILONDK.” Wednerday, Th- ru in /—Sylvia Sidney, Henry Fonda “YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE.” Added feature, James Mellon, Zaa-j Pitts, and Hugh Herbert “SING ME A LOVE SONG.” Friday—Emotion packed drama that whirls to a most thrl ling clinmx “OUTCAST" with Knrcn Morley and Warren Williams. Also requested return engagement Myrna la>y anil Warner Hngtrr “TO JIAUY—WITH I.OVF." Saturday—Play Screeno Helen Broderick and Victor Moore "WE’RE ON TIIK JURY." Alro Rob Steclo In “CAV­ ALRY." - ' Hugh Herbert, as n wealthy , 1 kleptomaniac, Allen Jenkins^ Si a* =, IIn love with ; on elevator operator clerk and chum ' ZaSu Pitt*, also a l .-----------“ ' i, a of Miss Ellis. Nat ~ Pendleton, chauffeur, Walter Cat, belligerent i„n.,~ua floor walker and Holo :, pompous Cavanaugh, furnlah most rf hart C-------the comedy. AT TIIK PRINCESS Saturday, nUn Sumlay—“PENROD AND 8AM" and Bce|t Jones “SUNSET OP POWER." Th0 fl -st b.a.k In Kngllah nn piixon. Prrnilsyh’it 'vrn* ol.tnlmd to erect part of the set on 'he the province nf New York wa< K.hwwtionnl lot next door. .. _ "A llrlcf Description of New ‘.IZ-k.''—xacYTMEU—l^ n t'l De.npjn., A a*ka lithe: u s yrtout,c*f IKr million cans of salmon in ll*3t>. n planter. In PJ70. Cummings Voices Plea For ‘Rejuvenated’ Court • <’ * which lani both in Jnll. Here Next Friday \ A stirring dratwn of • w a i i ' i lost for vengtanc* and tha fury of i mob whipped Into fraaay by I amnU-town birtxry brine* W arn* I William, Karen Morloy and Law 1 la Stono to the a r w n of the Kits J Theater Friday In “Outeaat." | “Outcast” la tbo itory of a r i r | siciaa who la bounded from eky I to city ty Mlaa Morloy » h e heI lietea him sulky of mardor. She I cntchea up with him la a oaull I miJ-wc*tera town where ha baa * taken refuse. There, tkroach the in Intercession of Stone, ahe dieter. In era the phyaiclana innottnee and yt folia In lore with him bar not be­ fore the haa betrayed him 10 d — mob. The role of phyalcian la on* of the “heaviest" William haa e rtr ployed and be handle* it wfch fl W feeling and akin. Mlaa Motley put* a s n o t deal of fire late the difficult role of the girl whoee * hate tome to lore, and Scone ranH e» in a grand performance. The tear | also Include* Jackie Moran, thn JC.I child star of “Valiant la the „ .! For C a rr ie C h r is tia n Rub, •111; ther Dale, John Wray and otjtera. sri ™ . |. 'r I y by Warner Hros. rtng < t^ o * a rarrell. wnicn be shown at lb# nit* Th on Tuesday. • "Torchy Illana" la tha character, and she Is to through a aerte* of light thrilling pictures, Impetfn In «»«h by tb# lively. Ilk The Impulsiveness which ac­ cent* the rivld personality o' Virginia Flel.l won for her •« outstanding roL> In Twentieth Century-Fog's love story that thonged the destiny of an emp're, “Lloyds of London,” at the Kit* Theater tomorrow. FAMOUS IN ENGLAND BANK HOLDINGS INCMASI WASHINGTON. Mnr. W .-W ) —The tank* of tha town*? T j t June HO. ll»3«, hald I17A8M*®.POO In U. S. Government ••curltie-, or 2.VS3 percent of their to* tn| assets. In 1029 tha amount wta 1 1,022.H79,000, or LM pertaw at their asset*. 2M I # CAST Over 2-V) actors, feature play­ er* nnd egtras were employed l* “Outcast," drama of mob fury, from Frank R. Adana* popular novel “Happiness Preferred, which opens on Friday at tha EH* Theater, Inn Hunter, appearing with Warner Busier ad Myrna l-ny In •To Mary—With Love" Twenti­ eth Century-Fox picture nt IM Ititi Theater Friday, waa faptpua nn the English stain before tun­ ing to Ho lywood. . . .. > I UW ANOKI.KH. Mar. '," ^cUT,,;______________ -W ith Alko Brady ! n* egerntlvo vlro prNkHMfc^1 Brnall is attempting for the, Tallwnggrr FoumUllMjijjlM hi first time to supply Its own needs I organised to ptoM iti;.«ga f* for clgaret paper. | poisoner*. First object trea-wWt ------•— -----------. low* In Mats" qqd CglUarala Germans art taxed o n - any make dog poisoning ■• t*lo Tho total while" population of the tlntnr of »"»th Africa row prctit|S- they repllin nn the deva|;( f.iylrr. u. la. J.V.endeU t a . IM kl J cation «f foreign currencies. ♦ campaign national. ----------t r e a d , two n.nlia'M, TROTZKY ASSAILS SOVIET PURGE HER TWENTY-FIRST BABY! , Foxx Slams ’Em***Wes Keeps Eye On His Figure'^ "Bejavenale the Indicia! "»**klweryI* Thai was the plea al Atleraey Geatral t'naiailaga (arraw). first wltaraa at Ik* aeaale M irl*. A .n n ! i* i m . * fWT *»,-> 1 ' ro ,« nl« “ -a pragraas. II* said tb* piaa weald lalect "new blood” late th* lu.licii tenured construction of Ikr t (institution. Members of tbo committee oro tested ot tht tskls st tb* l*ft i - ii in rinKi* k Htciwcr n fO re ^ n . Austin of Vermont. Smith sf Soutk t’arellna. Ikirab of Idaho. King of Utah, Chalrmaa Askarst of Arlaona. Neely a Vlrxlnla. l l r U r n n of Ncaado. tan ?'or« *>f ledrna llttmsn nf Ne«tl* a U D w ltllrk nt 'IU m I c. (Associated I’rena I’halat BACKBONE OF THE C.I.O.— THEY CHALLENGE FEDERATION Hero’s tho backlmne nf th# mill-ant fommitteo for Imlustrlal “O rg a n la a tlo n ^ r tlc ^ ^ a o U ta ^ u ^ ^ ia r o n a M B U o ^ o ritim iiH im to rival the American Federation of U b o r. Th*'*« union leaders, led b y Chairman John U Lawla, mot In Washington to map a program for the fifteen union* affiliated with the (’, |. O. On# of the group’s first move* will bo m membership campaign In th* taxtila iml.atry for tbs United Textile Worker* Union. Left to right; Francis J. Gorman, president of tha United Textils Workers of Ame r Ira; Philip Murray, vice-president of th* United Mino Workers; Charle* Howard, C. I. O. secretary and president of tho International Typo­ graphical Union; John L. Lewis, president of the United Mino Worker* and guiding fort* of th* C. I. O.; Sidney llillman, president of tjta AmalgmmnMB C.utjklng Wurlier*, aud_ Juba Bro^hy, Mccutlv* d Im to r u l C, I, f t (Aaao«into4 fttm Pkoto^ ________ A ramerrrma staitlag l i t Baak m l hard bait tan practice, la gkitb • (Urn director cwaUrca �V3S7*ra Chattanooga Team* Explowos* B egins Training 5,ocWi!* jIi On Local Diamond J™*— . — .s« Fruea (M e n Gei I I P i t y * rs Report; Exposition Qw«s? s trb ttts ra p f i t w o r t out* w m e n www dwafinod to warning up ex* erdaaa to looaen up muscled poeaibly tightened up over the winter month*. Tvaaty-ate Snow, Sleet S it Cover Sontb; D ow n S tr ik e r i Mercury Drops O rd ered To E vacu ate F a c to ry Wintery Assault to Threat On Arkansas F r n l t Crapo; Rain Htta B e n t h enlAdvieceC I M Government a h u i ta batUa—oeam d University city — rocked Madrid today aa laonrteal artillery abatta tora |raat bolaa la building* of tba down­ town dtatrtct. Maacra raporta from tba Unim alty City Baa* abara Govtraaiaat mUttlsmea aad laaargeat troopa bava coataated (or aaaba daarrlbrd tba aaploalra at­ tack* aa fraah attampta to root Oam. Fraacbco rraaco'a forcaa troai tbatr barrleadad poottloa*. • Jaat altar tha explosions, a Goramaiaat air aqaadroa (law Dr. Fraaela E. Townsend paor»r tba araa oa an abaarritlom litnly said "Thank you, d r ” ta niabt ,*• omm tb« federal Judge who sentenced ttallaa troopa vara raportrd him io SO day* In Jail and pay flebttam oa tba laaurgont alda 1100 fine for contempt of tba and vara dactarad by tba War hauaa of representation. The old Mlatetry to hara baan forcad age pandon leader, at liberty oa from at ratable poaltloaa la tha bail pending an appeal. I* *hown Ooadalajara Raclor, northeast leaving the eout* at Washington. (Aaaoclaled 1’r r n Photo; Member* or the Chatte* ■eoea Lookoota officially a f tha 29 piny a rt queen of the Pari* International Eapoaitioa which open* In May The three mlaalag memberv. (Aaaoclaled P m a Photo) Bam Holbrook, catcher. Jo#* Ollvogoo, abortttop, and Whliey Hay**, pfccbor, are expected to rop an vkltle a fow day*. Thoa* yroaent ikta morning mtladod Bltaor, Pago, taboll, Payr.o, Morriaon, Boos, Kay**4 Harrtaon, Wrlgbt, LWlagatoa and March wind* whipped n w , »Wt or n la o m e a c h oI tho south today bringing an abrupt halt to aprtaallko wsat her. Tamparataraa droppad below Ution for Sanford will bo nought | | n lb* 1037 legislator*, according to proposal* which wer* drafted today by City official*, Probably tho moot Important of Um lot I* a provUlon that would allow $ho City Commla- 75 A11 e n d Regular S a t u r d a y Enter­ tainment F e a t u r e rfe S ch ools 1*°"Munlrtpar* Ta* # AdJu.'m»nt . W , , . | | n lr * It C U H C nO eJ Board with power to adjust dellnquen* ta*e* for 1033 and pri- ister Period kcument. — ---- -Thin authority waa held by tho County schools Will be Commission for on« year and *aWednesday afternoon pired only weenlly after hundred* W. R. Shelby was elected pres­ ident of th# Sanford Tourists’ Club and Mrs.. Pet# Peterson, vie*president, Saturday night in City Hall Auditorium. Officer* previ­ ously elected include Mrs. Cora Hollinger. secretary, and Ralph Bagwell, irodturar. All will serve until Dee. 1, 1MT, when th* Club** new fiscal yaar begins. Seventy-fire Winter visitor* at­ tended the entertainment Saturday night and onjoywd tha following program arranged by th* Semi­ nole County Chamber of Com­ merce: Oroup singing, led by Mr. Shelby. "Qet Acquainted” conttit. Tap danco, Miss Joyc* Whldden, accompanist, Miss Lenora Whiddea. Candidates For Job On City Commission Must File Petition d that a Mr*. J. V. Ridge, director of ^ ■* ? . 'h« Seminole County Social Wei• employed f , r t Board, today announced atr office in the Court House would — roceivo a CCC enrollment bo|R |M tween Apr. I and 2d. ISmwnatw l*0**- bo'h white nnd colored, who wish to seek a place la th* . . . Aprtl quota ara Inatructod to auk* tf will held appHcstlon with Mr*. Ridge ar,y at • P- H.j time after Mar. 24. * Tuesday. Baaed on former aaslgamems, ter J. C. about 10 whh* youths aad an day. , l equal number of negro** probably ■asem pra- will b* accepted from Seminole fed aad re- County next month. rad at th# Mrs. Ridg* announced that any Mr, Tra- boy la eligible for a CCC appointmew if ho is of a relief family, p a f to ■•*. Ho’ «to> may bo selected If ho has __ _ . I aa family aad a o ^ s asalMMga. 1 Ltd It Elected To Hoad County Farming Group Aay candidal* who expects to *ea hlo oam* aw th* opeclal City olectloa of Aprtl 13 must flit* formal application for candidacy along with a petition signed by 23 qualified doctors brfore Mar. 33. City Cloth Frank Lamson said today. ' Th* olectloa Is railed to fill the vacancy aw tho Commlssloo ‘caused by tho resignation of 'Perry N. WblUbnrat. Mr. Lamsoa sold registration book* are open at City llall aad bo nrgod poraoaa who are not registered, and wbo want to vote ■ext month, to enter their names at oac*. Also, bo stressed, poll taxea for 193d moot have been paid at leaal tan days bofoe* tb* election If on« la to become a qualified Legion To Discuss Dram Corps Finance Sanford LogionaaJow will attomb!* at B o’clock tonight In l e ­ gion Itoe, la b u lM b Boulevard, ro diocuna plaaa fag financing * Son* of tha i s g h » Drum and Bugle Corpa. Commaadto Lloyd F . Buy!* It would not b»t the first time that unconstitutional acts had brrn upheld hy the cour, on the ground* of tnational e*pe«llcncy,” Mr. Broome stated, citing the Williams Narcotic* Act, nor Is this the first time that a proposal has l.-cn mode to “pack” the court for the purpose of maintaining a iW). nit* political philosophy. "Th# court has always lx-rn packed,” Mr. tlroome dO'Isii-l, “aad It has always Inerptc.ed Wealthy Yachtsman Accused Of Arson Dodge Workmen . To Vote Tonight Roy Symea Selected An Conservation Vice-President ton-up-your-overcoai w e a th e r would am at once r*laa Ita trip. Still tower temperature* were promlaed for some 01*1# aee* t lua a. Agricultural Intereat* exprea.nl concent for SouihweM Arkan.aa' peach crop, now la full bloom. Broome Sayt High'Court Should Back City WiU Seek Realty Head Asserts ‘National Expediency* Enactment of 7 More Important Than Debates On Constitutionality Local Measores _ Aak Power To Caafip- Toori$ti Elect | mTax Adjuatmstot Board In Sanford Shdky to Head Visitors’ Club pre*idem Seven plocea of opeclal l**1"* la OrlffltX { Bornio Nela, an ItvI tba ohab trainer* both fa r t i l pam fow ooajuactloa with tba tool. M o s ra o trM n m & vi ■■ - - Wayne CountyShertft To S e r v e Injune* tion On Employeff C. ft Lh of Oalado «aa nanrad praaldaat aad Roy Bjm-« of laafnrd alactad vlcw-proslant ot tha RamlnoU Connty Aa* rk altaral Conservation Aaaoala* Hon Batarday afternoon, Damaoa, County farm aian t. laid today. Thaaa two men will u k a Und­ ine t el>a In ir.n administration • f tba I N I Federal Soli 1'onser* mtlon pro«ram in thl* County. Tba romplata Hat i>( commu­ nity committeemen ami ttielr dlstrlcta la aa follow*: Uanford Dtotolct—Itoy Hjrmes, chalrawa, B. J. Meyer*. Hchmnh a a d . U t. Frailer. l*onawood Watrlct ropa, chnlnano; u J. North. I.. J. Knight aad It. ||. Strum. Orlado Matrtrt-C. M. DETROIT. Mmr. 15.—(APT —Circuit Judge Allan CaMOl M l today granted an tho (’hryitlt-r Corporation l<l ■ m :- W Saturday Evening P ott Telit of Canal Battle W E /J f l > ' ^ d thin a£cu_ which they hMO* occupiiil since last Monday. In hU opinion, J im S* ' Campbell held that etmi U A charge of arson ha* been ,he ^ # r ,#r u b e r R*ln>iena A d placed sirnlnst Georg* M. to * „ «,illl doe* aat SNR (above), wealthy New Orlcan* th# d ,frmUn*» (altdown »trtl*rt* ■hlpbuildcr and former malt nug- ,h. r|gh- t„ occupy propooty." nate, following Ihc burning of declared that “wspaot MB hi* $110,000 yacht, the Martha j#w Bnj gn,| for tba OtdrtB Jane. He recently filed »ult to j, mfnacr)| Thero mu»t be i d collect $.10,000 insurance on thu compromise and the writ yacht which w«* burned at it* |u u e.” , . mooring In May. 1030. (Assoc! Tho Injunction order la roteMp able Wrdnoday morning. TIM Wayne county aherlff mail H f f t It on atrlke leader* before tbe^t Several hundred Union mNfc maaaed In the third floor M lfl dor of the County building, SO* ceptod the dtclalon qulotly aaS Salvation Army To Begin Drive; Tnerday Morning Last ltiteH Are Held For K. F. Washburn Last rite* for Hubert F. Wash­ burn, Ail, yho died Saturday at! hi* Paymna Peach home, were held *1 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Fri.-kson Funeral Home. The Rev. Pr. E. D. Brownlee of­ ficiated. Mr. Washburn was the f*th-r of 11. C. Washburn and Floyd Waihbuin, both of Sanford. Interment wai In Kvorgreea Cemetery. junction calling upon nitdowW etrik.-rs to evacuate plants rd gP Lee, chairman; Oeorg* \V. Morgan. Andrew Dud*, Jr., and C. It. (Mont*. Mr. ttawaaa announced that worg nhaalg under iliu new pro­ gram probably will b# railed (or within tha anti threo week*. . -U/v..a*lil .Iba Cruratl...CanualUau i, and al) Community. Commute.-* r, will ha f* hi* Oftlrn Monday i, morning to till out Ihrlr own work ahaatg for practical pur­ pose and Insiructlon. I’rof. Harry Wood, on* of ih e f Tha farm agant mid tentatlro Rtu:e auporvl.ora In vocational ag -1 plana are fur bla repreaenlallvus ticuhuro, .pent Saturday whh to visit each community In tho Prof. R. F. Cooper In OvietJo, County and collect work iheet* • In thle manner. Tweniy-one case* were on rite . {n tho event that any farmer police docket for trial by Municipal or grower falls to enter hi* Judge Frank Mill»r *t 4 P. M. to- (heel during tho period »p-vlday. Police Chief Itoy Williams ft^J. ha wlU be glren a aecond ■akl. opportunity In parllrlpaiw In tho ■ ■■ “ program by romlng to the farm The weather: Cloudy, colder , B(J f,|,n|| ,h„ whh *how.r* in MNIth portion and Mr. .IMW<im ,„ „ imnrr(, lh„ on emt coast tonight; Tuesday, Ih, „ „ proRram w(1, pnnly cloudy, occalonal rain n nolir,.d td a .it, 0, U * •xtrtmu south |H>nion, co!d«r In ^ . t . 9 .. . south ami tstremo cm . portion*. *nJ f 'te\ r7 I,rUln« ‘h" tt-oallaaeg Oa r m m t T a i l of *0rk sheets. Mor* than 20 Hanford Boy Scout* tonight will appear before a q u a r t e r l y Court of Hon­ or tonight In th# Junior High School for advancentcni in the or­ ganisation’* rank*. Th* session will be directed by Judg* James G. Sharon and ia to be attended by II. J . Ilagnlorn, Oilsndo, Scout oxecutivu fo r the Central Florida Council. During an open forum *es*i<>n, tho Court will dltcuM the coming international Jamboree in Wash­ ington scheduled from June .10 to July 9. This event was post­ poned loot year because of an epi­ demic of infantile paralysis. Valdez Hotel Break­ fast Wi l l Ma r k Campaign Opening Workers on the Salvation Army Campaign will meet Tuesday, morning at breakfast in the Valdes' Hotel previous to beginning an in­ n-naive solicitation of Sanford -o secure 93Ji(M) to maintain tho Sal­ vation Army service in Seminole County during the nc*t twelva months. James (S. Sharon, general chair­ man, and Prod |(, Wilson, busioeta district chairman, will praside at tho breakfast morting, Somu 10 Ihnitcnum* led by Captuin Hmidall Chase, Ralph Smith, Jack Fennell, Max Stewart, Earl Turner, Andrew Carruway, W. R. Uupn-e, J. (2. Patterson, I.. I- Mel.ucas, un.l C. K. A-lains will make tho canvass. Prospect card* will bo distributed among the team* at tho breakfast. Csmpuign supplies and final In­ struction* will bo given by Mr. Wilson. IlMstlsasS O a rage T w o ) The Oviedo High School Soatog Class will prosont Ita nanoalolMa piny, “Hullabaloo,” from th* OvbN do School Auditorium at • P, If. Tuesday aad Wednesday. Proceed from tho show Will Id donated to tho school as th* aod* tors’ yearly gift to school hd> proventents, beautification and other projects to benefit tha up­ coming classes. A sisahle purse I* expected w he rleaf'd through tho otdd^ based on the comparatively lord* attendance of Oviedo persona dl plays In tho school auditorium d a t­ ing the current school year. J'rof. R. I„ Cooper aaaotmoad that the *choo| would w*taa$Bd Ssnfordltes who wished to ooo tho show. Seminole Audubon Income Tax Filing Unit May He Formed Deadline Falls A i If Interest Shown Midnight Tonight Semlnol* County tills#no whd The formation olf a S.-minolo County Audubun Society muy de­ mu*t file Income tax return* mtS pend on the intereat shown lo­ have uniil midnight tonight M cally by'person* who am active; get their reports under tho wOd in work pertaining to bird life,i before being llablo to • t t l d d C. lluH.ell Ma.on, Statu AuduScn penalty. Flv« deputy collector* of I d d k president, suid today.« Mr. Mason diicto.*ri| tentstlv* nal revenue will h# on duty amS plans for ranvsssing Heminol* 12 o clock in th* Pomoffk* Sw05* County members of tho Stm • unit ing, Orlando, to asalst anyoM W td to ascertain whether tho County hs* felled to enter hi* retard. Penalties of from 3 poraOM id group would be feasible. 25 percent of the total reproaMHS In the ev« nr the body -huuld bo on the report are tmmgggg forme,I. Mr. Mason said, there against all those who UW dMM* Herbert f* Flynt, landscape' would to no due*. Meetings would quent in filing, M architect, today had submiued to' be held >egul.irly and probably Th* Orlsndo deputy m lktU tgj th# City a proposed plan for beau­ office make* no ckargw fog aaoOto tification of th* lakefront be­ field trip* ‘on occasion. ing return filers. tween Sanford Avenu* and a point near tho National Guard Armory, Whila th* sketch wao not placed on public view—because It la only tvmotive—officials described It as A rvnort of Army englneora^l expansive and much th« desired on the Florkla Ship Canal w s tim -^ J tatlvvly scheduled to havo been ts work os ihoy had outlined. If th* plan 1* adopted, Msynr prevrnte.l sumetim* thl* afternoon J Ed lligglno has reported, the pro­ to the House Commltteo on Riven j t gram would b* on* carried out nnd Harbors. The report had not been submit- * gradually with only a small amount • of work boing don# at onetlm*. ted at 1 o’clock. Attache* of the engineers’ office ^ Thl* system U necessary, it have disclosed nothing which u might have given some light ow JJ what thu document contained, ;j Sanford's Side Of Ureal Itume Set Forth By Barrett In Publication Of Plan Of Lakefront National Circulation Beautification Is Sanford'* side nf (he Florida aa opinion upon slitter geology or Filed At City Hall Ship Canal fight I* ably sot geologists.” forth hy Caret Garrett In jh# Mr. Garrett then devote# a Mar. 20 l**u« of the^ Saturday |hwadrvd word* to oxplalniag th* , 1io- — it -» Un-.ntono said to lie uaEvening Post’* “This F orida.” Under ih* bold caption. “San­ -dev (he F.crida PrninauU. II* ford,” Mr, Garrett wri'es In part’ !$antlnue*: -In thl* region, tha f*«r #• } -Now th e question l*S Wbal tho citrus fnilt an-I vegw’sh’W will happen if you dig a deep growers that tho Florid* Ship ditch across Florida ami lot Ih* to Army Cunal Report Due In House Today LOCAL WEA' �l*""' EJSL5EBJ55E3— iM M v tiy T b world's first Use ef dsfeoss « M tfe* sssplreluflVjr Nails, h# potota oat. Is the British Mvjr sad if It S f t f s dsfsat tto Unitsd States would to tto AmrisasT soil protector. "Ths UaJted SUtss sad He M r rspatoss 5& s 3B s» « r w CompUm** OUT81 ir t « tto ArnsriceTwoutrSeiwHl S ta te s.” . Genuity’s poUntlsi nsvy should tot to tohrM fmstsd, Rear Admiral Stirling warns: * U h g f j t o M * S t nucleus at s flori, sad AB ttosW fS tor* tto of being modem W e lWXH4<Mpo*kft i armed with« elevcn-lnch MM M t o *POM to T _ — a, •• I ■ • AaJ M * ~ - I. ai a rn be a match for Great Britain’s pw Jrilsud i Now Germany (a laying down EMOO-tou ship started at scratch with all her obsolete touMf at S capa, it seems evident that her MM fleet for its mission will be more homogeneous and that of Great Britain.” 5e 10c Is $ IXX) Storm Wirfleld U StEN TO R C COLA— Jack Dempaejr n u ness ra sa a a a a raw « » • r o « M N -n i m w » t^ rg s e v u n n MONDAY. MARCH IS aa«a r m a r s t m - l * «• m n t m m •• w a s c v r s h m i- TUESDAY, MARCH I t M is u s e ar»AT. w ja i-ju H M im u • « WT w o .ta — T A y a i m Salvation Arnin To Begin Drive Tuesday Morning w » — sa sa v iL M i • # • > « c*» e rn M U M is s rs M s * ear PRIDAY, MARCH I t A rtpon of th. A dY .nc.O lh 2 t t , » M s t t l I autvcriptlon* 10 daw wU) be malm fo .it tonight w t o r by Chairman Bharon. Vnriom ly rtatag w stfS to sM .li Imilr*. chib, .n d organ ixariona .r e ilea. •Prw k w twM g b*ln* Baked to «ub»Crlbe to the w lih , dhalalaMag Mail Horn* Service fit ml. j _ _ _ Th. beginning of the general1 .ohdt.ilon movrqi.nl will mark, TayW C s i a M w f , tbo .ml of lha advance gift a m - Ifalghw T M l I a « • ) pslen, s drive In which MV.rel „ « ... fornwr Army contributor. «ad T 7 ^ - aupporters wars contacted for UMh Um. IS37 don.iton*. ' | ' ’ ~r Capt. f r n l frren , ■—nmandlag MthamAw RAw*4 * I tha Army poet, baa indicated that lha major p an of tha financial « • B tF l M f | campaign will I* conducted tomor* • ~~ ~ row. II. w id he had no dedra 'a f dCdMboW, t t i t g t o •ee the move become annoying —0T>—The tikne HR and fdrag along." | £ K T S f c r 'T t o W Tha captain report*! that "cleas- J j S i n W p up" detail. probably will be «t- le to be * . w M u R tended to Wednesday and There-1 TatMMUe e f tlti • H g <»«/• I akeMUa la a S M l t o Anyone who wi.hee to donaw p M . MedMMP*pf fund* to tha cauae may dp ao by by SSSarteMe d M M t»!«phoning tha Salvation Army si SlMalta apdni S m ' ' WKSB — CUHAUn l» M » W t*T w a r—« n an u r m e war w aw —4 - is c i s s a n are r TAKACR REBTAUBANT * rv f ita -w a , We Extend Osr Ttf Msto Qtt £ Sanf 6+ 4 ‘ DRUG t ; • • is m i j u m n 'BwJrbs While yea are here, we Rep* yea will try oar Hose Coated Mask. We have been aercttR flw Best feoda for 4» yean. h f Vl M t* • j » tiw , SATURDAY, MARCH St w is a -a ia a i w s u -u d itiu a CHATTANOOGA BALL CM/B • n THURSDAY, MARCfl I t WE GREET Y O U - - * i res. v' > We WtkMM Too �SANTORO, FLORIDA Club Eoiuys Raise Children And Drink Wine—Ita ca Selections M cttftf Is Held Calendar Bjr M j f y jM P * y . m » M * ibs * « ? e a K Cbarek M r* M a ^ M U n T b •BUBdftar of the fieup. The latem edieie G. A.’p wBI p a l a t i n i i*. M. Mrs. Bop B eta «• ***** ! i Circk Caatral Circle of the BamfaN Oantan Clah met Friday mern•«« M >>om* ot « "■ «**»* S & fF . on NaUentttl. Avenue. M m J. H. i d iHm , t hulf un. ot«t the meettag nMeh - a s M d outdoors. The S t a l e r <"* T ie J £ 5 b r i * . '- * “ • ™ parly given by the Social I * , toad sad the treasurer*, report pertwwn*. ml the Women’s Club wee glvae. Commitleu reports will ha held a t the club e t «:30 were made and ptaaa ware die* •eh leat. Heatceaes wll. be M m >: ceaaad. for the Rowar show ft. * Matty, Mrs. J , G. Sharon; which wtU be held joe Mar. IT pad Mrs. W. T. Langley. Bcser- and 11 at the Fartah House. ealiowe may bo made by sailing Visas were awde foe the antehphena number 7D-J. auai Garden Party to be gtvun FRIDAY at the boat, of Mrs. W. M. .* The Bailie Harrison Chapter Scott la April, a# the D. A. R. will meet a t 3:00 Mr*. H- M. Pmpworth tr ia d o’clock a t the home of Mrs H. J. the amaUMra to attend the payteb nun, did Pa metto Avenue, team Baach Flower Show In* bn Forty-one mates have « tisbad forestry departments. T om orrow a son s Dea’t U l ' Yourself Be C raw M Oat At The Night attend and REGISTER AT THE MATINEE Memorial md Robert BUnatrom honor gStsU- —at n *pariy , given by their mother, Mr*. N. JStrnslrogt, on Friday nPamoon In celebration ol lha twin’s third birthday. Quantities of Spring flosvers carried otri a color wma r uif I During the afternoon games J and. contests were enjoyed by fhe small guests and Ruth 8tanstrops .was awarded a print for whmlitf *.h, candy cantos'. MinI Intnre Ft»«let,J-avg*.s ’filled with | candy wvfe Used as faVvH." * Refrethmens war* served from lha dining room ta b ', which was I ren'ered with a larg, blr*.hday | cake topped with *hree lighted candlen. Mrs. Btenslrom was as­ sisted In serving by Mrs, R. A. Cameron, Jr. Thr#c Invited to the twins party wtra: Marjorie Ann Shep­ pard, Beverly Cameron, Betty Cullum. Betty Jean Sheppard, Kathryn Cul|um, Roth B'enstrom. The'ma Whlddon. Frances Stan- loa ceriain prup-tty heretofore acquired and that may be acgeirad by the City of Sanford. Florida. , The final plaee of Bofsd-fi* legislation would valid*# all "Learn to listen. Thoro Is n levlee of tasos. tag aw rvm eni i wide dlffercm-*- Ix-tween hrsritta roll* end tag aa’ea by the Ctiy. , and lltti’nlniT.'' l'ailen-wshl. ■ la foawter yoarr It hvs brta| *Tf yon woulJ nrhlOTi*' snm -- ] teatomary far members af the thing, put your ntlnd on It, d« I* Legislature lo ertoml "l.gUU- Watting for Inspiration Is ••'--m tlv, eourUty" when senators or time ah rrr lailness.*—Nordleii. "Kvery atny wn jipruil Willi raproaentativoa prok>nt for pas­ sage bills whish bare effect onl/ learning somethlnR Is n d »»In the section from which loat.’*—Ileethoven. "Tho matt that h u ll no nm the sponsor la sleeted, coastqusnty It Is only the rarest occa- In hlmsi-lf r.or Is rot riove.i i s Iona which local legislation la ronrord of »vre--t imm -l/ l< t;* defeated—If ever—or for that for tmason, »tri!->e^mg . i •' mattter, draws a nega'lv. vote. spoils. |,<-t no such matt im trnsted."—Hlinkesi'ear.. "I.rt nut a tiny* past, If l Trapping is a big business as well as a sport la Tegas. All sec­ rihlo. without ht-trlnK sofhe ;>r tions of the state have fur-bearing ntusle, ri-iid a noble po.-nt or n great picture." animals of commercial value. The StvIbiwYtlif t ........... s*ejo heard on the ntturn . - i P'ogram; Ronnie Caauron. Also Mrs. R. A. Cameron. Jr, Marorka In ri Minor. Mont: - ! Murjnrt,. Juno Iturdli-k Mrs. D. L. Cameron, Mrs. C. 8. Rhtppard, Mrs. J. K. MeAleian- "Tho First lliilterfly'*, Mol.r 1-1« -------Kplllc -t.nsojiiy ---dctr-M em-H. E-AYSUWuor— Mrs. K. U. Cullum. i "Dreaming'*, Gradl—>larrnt--t M only brings that sm ut, moJcrn appearance to I rany kitchen, but the new ‘tSUttlltlttFU' HOSTESS not SINK help* keep tlu: kitchen looking fresh and restful. Spafioui drawers, roomy compartment* and wide luck ledger protidc place for everything yon need, 'llicre arc special racks inside the center cabinets for soul's, cleansers snd even ton els. And the HOSTESS SINK iiuh Iks iKr. icctly with all t)pcs of lNiitt-iit kiulicn cabinets and gives ell the advantages of the most clhcicnt material for kiulicn Sinks—acid resisting enamel on cast iron. " Ask your Master I'lomlKr to tell you the cost. Me can arrange fiiuiking on I'll A icnns, help you plan a modern kiulicn and furnish the skilled workmanship so necessary to satisfactory service. O il hint today. I.ct Inin give you complete information on ttautfoiming your kiulicn into one that will never (row tired. rsflHtri INI 8. 9. Mf,. I*. • pOSltl* llot »!«"«*• I osl •• I*1* "U Jt ii loo fra io m t> t iiJ.nlg» r it by evlrtutiiig Plumbing In bjinlt nibtr Ibun Ibole beil ijiiuIilu J lo o n uie Ihnltb Pn>le d io n -il e M.nler Plumber." ‘t t c . C f u W . v Standard SmiltaiajITCkCA Standard <$anitars , . .... VitiiJtuI Co P iT T a n v jy i.il,I'A. . .. mni I •/jgHtatrass Radiatcir 4 ST.XtiPAI'P S vNtt'MtY Coupon ctiom TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES SEE and HEAR S1NNETT The Wonder Myatle On aadmvwnt mvnUy at Id-U aghtan C i t y Wil l S e e k Enactment Of 7 L e c a l Meaaares Steiutrom Twins Celebrate Rirthday * T h ro W ednesday e I Mm. Anna Maaaav M to leant the*, ah* A Borvt sad lutere.llug tc: i-v • ( thw O clllan Music Club as- t I n i at th# iiuillu ol J in , I'.r. i at* •- Mowson <.o tf.tu n lsr *■ I • V M | ot harmonica cUscC.u. j from the harmonica club Of Mrt. I 8. J. Hts. The number* Inela Vili th m e m q u e «>C Dvorak: '.VlahuOs, an Hawaiian Melody. sml n ■roap of folk iougs. Thoee plavfnK |n the bund v. r. Lillian Adamv, John Adam*. Catherine Clark. IcmUo *1". .. Charlie Sparkman, Virginia Hll' Bunny McCall Joyr* *>trele. I. dla Wlebott and Walter !«• V* Throughout the aflernoop pr > gram Mr*. Munson gam the f 1 lowing mn.lc quotation*: "The only unalloyed Joy U in Mexico’:' 1MT wnr luulgr the pursuit and study of nr* r > «2l'^£!,0C0, tlv |jr c - in la the success which comes . y r in , provide* for n ID po a reault."—LI1I Lehmann. pay Incrcnc for nil oldlcr*. “Talent la soul Ui’vvlppmor.r Rethberg. "Thara are ■ongs In the son. of alary man. In all of u* is i ! . desire lo sing—to n p re * . tbr.m . music.**—Wooden, Former s. j V. 8, Treasury.’ "K artha melinite. are i-cltoi i «it Heaven's tjpernal Joys"— MUcli<-> Hodgsa. "W opld'.t til mi know II a people he well gnrernctl, l( u mansera i r , good or had. « . amine the music It proiduc. —Confucius. "The songs of musician. m able to chengn the fc»IISK* ami conditions of a Hats."—Cicero. "Music, when soft volet* die Titrates to the memory."—Si; I T h e S creen I p ~ i* • 4ART BLON Ejj i /’///«/.'' it)hit New, Factory Rebuilt, Itod. Sold. Bought, Exchanged Repaired, Rented Aak about the new Ball Bearing I.. C. Smith Type­ writer. The ea*ient raaaiag typewriter on the eutrhei. HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. Walt llaynen, Mgr. too wr. Fint at. Phase 41*J Baggett*s Liquor St FEATURING T H E VER Y BEST PHONE 788-J Arcade Bid*. FREE DELI Saafoi SANFORD FLOWER SHOW Wednesday, Mar. 17 Thursday, Mar. 18 Deora Open 1 P. M. to t P. M. Doom Open 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE ADULTS 23« CHILDREN FREE Dozier & Gaya Quality Paints “Beat Far The Sonth’* Use DECO Four Hour Enamel—moke your porch and lawn furniture like new. Stanley-Rofera Hardware Cab ...///// measure of everythin you want in a cigarette. At every stage . . . from tobacco farm to shipping room . . . Chester* field’s job is to give you the refresh* ing mildness and delightful flavor / Yv t^1Jt makcs smoking a great pleasure. Y Experienced buyers sec that Chest* Vw erjie/d tobaccos arc MILD and 'el RIPE. . . careful manufacturers ff see that they are blended to the I exact Chesterfield formula. And they sec that the cigarettes are made rig h t. . . round, firm, just right �V ‘r T ' r r ^ - 7 ' TTrr n* y w r :T P a rtly Am trieon -Tho O m t ArcMtoct * th* Uatveno m * >«!>■; It M y * “W o t o fiem Mote: “Ced m r gooerntrisr*." I know rerfectlp well tha* tkw i Is s dlstla* Ion between •meg Jssss s Rotartoa and A* n s o r ti of Sir Jam** irtd th« M M ho paraphrased, flat#. Bat trilnlxg isom s which Hits six, |C f L s w n liiillw p a s t on the loot) ground*. 1 ® » |U v 5 U O l B Although tks Lookouts wiU open — bo has chosen spsclficwl/ tho tM » sc beds to with sn ribtbhlon Tbs third troop of gassdsxt awn who have made modern y Looshwrg m Msr. 14, (Dd by Blnnott appear* ' hole first rontost Ilira win sot . . _ ._ _ ,.J mathematics, beginning with three Whs pises m til Castor Sendop b,tow- To haw 7™** SWUM, man who had, aa Dr. Bel] aa/s, Mar. St, whoa ths St. Louis C sr. ’" • * » * * > ‘••P “modern mind* hi ancient bodies”: m mui disals trill s s s d thsir r s s t m s f ~ rU « “ * ■ * £ » *•“ SffiMp Cttdoxui bd4 The differences be twain the first hors from Dayman Bosch for M ,l” <"“ £ • S S T 2 * " ' exhibition contest. I U- Who wW bo Mo wost POSOM two of these ancient werthlae have their parallels la eurrtvtag T h. following ts p will find the12 " " £ * fm U m humble men, saohe, even n few !foo»o of David tosm with its . ^ .hoe la WJd. BLOOMINGTON. ImL. Mar. IS. differences today. "•rifiRals." brartlod players os tho attract ion ** V ?* Then Dr. Bell coaws sweep­ —UT)K geld watch, ana of his “Men o f Mathomatka” la m at tho local boll pork with Roth‘ "* r , '**tt ** priaed pessciile na, brings a ing down the contaries, concen­ experience, t e e n fo r no Ignocaaft rattr of tho Intcrnsionsl Lcsguo by * *”**“ thrill to S. O. Clevenger, ath ­ trating always on the men in­ ones. her on Tuesday, Mar. SO, ^ * * ** ootcoMo i f letic director aft Indiana natver- stead of their formulae. Quite •Men of Mathematics,” by Eric city— Tbs Wa-hlngton Bonatoro, fosobviously. It would require an Temple Bell (Simms A Schuster; tar club of tho Lookouts, will pro- n ^* Tott.w^ ,b* 5^**** *5 la IN S, Clov, a member of la-1 IS). vltle the opposition hern on Thuradiana’s baseball team, want ta bat day, Apr. 1, with the Columbus * *y 9j**ndo * ,T#n '**** la the last half a f the ahuh with ReJblrd. of the American Assort- "»■ **! ®y '**» *<>“ wl" " • u“ Mhnmeotn lending the Hooeiert,; stlon os tho attraction on Sunday, Jf0J}1 *“ T' *“*'**• 1M . Two men were aboard. Ha Apr t your wlfs also will sea her mistake; A. No, only a t tba tbmucr lasMontresl of the Int.rna.lonal ,hf " • rttonclllation. You mediately after each stage- per- game, 10-11. __________ W# h tk t Tag T» Wildly cheering Hoocicr fans! Lcsruo wll| complete the tentative o ^ o u r ^ r r i lo 'e " Y ^ h l r a formanee. Your pride la the schedules, showing htpo taeb op a collection and presented. hh 11). Wwim Iit. a n f i n ,iiU ,. anS trouble. people as Mr*. Wsrren Harding Clevenger tba watch. your plana and then you will bo *hlls Harding waa Prosldont. Mr*, Clevenger, who never pocked convinced. H” f Long, and Mrs. Walter P. more than 149 pounds on hie wiry Q. Who* wlQ I do after I com- Chrysler. 1 am sorry that you art O-foot-7 frame, alaa holds tbe dis­ tinction of having scored ladl-j scientific method, expert'/ proas id, plot# my college work? Mira V. P. »fr*i'1 local P*op!e will think Drat twentieth century It. If they see you at the theater. You saa's and returned to take its place In touchdown. A freshman hackfield tho smartest spring wardrobe! • Past A. You will return north and ae- w,re ■ " , '0 *>»•" ,7#« sparkplug on tho IM f Hoosier rept a position In theChicago of- " , r ® •***•"* *&• affair la Miami eleven, ho crossed 'the Una for'tho pick-up and delivery serrift la iaflee of tbe company wKera your ,h*' w l"« » « • • ‘•oat touchdown which storied his teem doded in this special prka. brother works. No, you will not , , , * * * mm* to a 24-to-B victory over Purdue. marry Harry. trialf Mr. M .,r. Q. .Which of tba men I am goA‘ You wU1 ,hu «“ • •*< * lug with will I marry T Miaa B. D. *** ,# r r™ NANKING, rWna. Mar. 15— K. attorneys. W l—Buckets of half-smoked rigA. James Is not sincere and you I W anything from my s retire are being collected In Nenklnv hv pmmoi'r, >b- will (-»rer receive a proposal1 railroad stack? Mias I. f , Y°a wW •*!! *hle stock t t a New Life movement in a war it oil* Luxt. Clarence it the one you I will m trry, and I see this mar-: Profil >» August of tkia yrar. against smoking.' Armed with palip, officers of rises In Bcptsmbcr of this year. | Q. Cm yaw teil am how » overQ. Will1get wall ogatoT Mrs. same th* habit I have fanned? Can the movement are roaming the P. Me p iresn fafleeueo m a k e r whb-J street*'asking smb. .df* to throw L ft. A. Yes. This present condition sat hie or her knowledge? Mr*. M. away their cigarettes and to ab­ I stain from smoking In ilm future. will Improve slowly but tartly. P. G. Co.ulnuo th*..t*yj:mem you have .'..‘ Influencing another party] without his or her knowledge can1 There are 154 national foros's been following. Q. WUII eell my Raafeed proper- te done by using tbe power of In 31 states and two territories. ty tkie year? <C. E. K. Com be Be, hetro suggestion. This 1 explain Pla. at my special ladles' only matinta I II University Athletie D i r e c t o r Prises His Watch pHoaoto shawtd. ssnaatt a mir­ ror before opplylag. "The strip-lease,” Morton volealeers, "wan created by ‘Curls' Maaon. That waa IT yearn ago, at tbe old Winter Garden.” Tho strippera currently being atorlfled by tba brothers Minsky bear oat, neocraphlrelly speak­ ing, lb# typically American as­ pect of thsir specialty. Their homes are la Rlythevllle, Ark., Watertown, N. Y„ J'lltxhurgh and Rcrantoa, Pa., sad ftoltlmore i Md. la lb# boaso of burlesque, Itm pua la at home. A typical Minsky reeue Is railed “Panties Inforno." Both Minsky* arc married. % t T*?* .S.*2!** ^ WE WELCOME YOU CHATTANOOGA LOOKOUTS Gather Cigarettes To Halt Smoking Jay Cee Director* Will Meet Tuesday For Board Session It Is unlawful In Texas to pos­ sess the undrled poll of a fur­ hearing animal more than 15 days after tba close af tba legal open • season. NICK’S Liquor Store CHATTANOOGA LOOKOUTS We Greet You Laney Dry Cleaning Co 309 E . I x t.H i. The Beat In much aa we enjoy having you here. LIQUORS GINS WINES WHISKIES Your Garment 1IB K. SmI Bt- Phama 4 ATLANTIC WHITE FLASH. Get It At Atlantic Service Station HOYT WOOOWABIK Prep. Corner 3rd nod Pack A Cotaptcit Variety T» Select BoL. P erk in s WELCOME LOOKOUTS “Make Our Store Your Headquarters” G reetings: Chattanooga Lookouts . - r: Blue G om* It Never Out of Sanson WE WISH YOU MUCH SUCCESS - let And French Whor* Service Counta' H ot O tm to uavar oat of oeaaoii, . , because Ik# ygodeoto it tdantlfico art drawn from iaportoni RaeuMniol akipplng dlatrkta all over Ika United ■lataa*—Florida, South Corolba, North Carolina, lffglaihlaa Moantaia Fruit District, California, IM lh Aridbea, Oregon, Wrahiugton, MaLoa bad feUtog pcedueing oma,‘ / i • leene el In* hand of the aoanypereeaalloaduoxtrM, |< Mm* Make AFO amice a real invcitment. Corny la ' |» M t B i a* WTilg t *. today, eaowiM me FO R Is thers snvtblne In lb . eUlms nf superloeltr we make la be halt uf »u r (U a 7 It Ihera la you lo u by ant laaralag tks tfulh fur yaursalf. A ll w t raa da Is remind roa Ikat oars la a ass that duea maro, sad MVea mar* far Ikaaa who a*o It. I t w ill da lha aam* far yaa 1 A L L -S U M M B K C O M F O ^ E s rp fe N H l Brnae* la o h la llT U % �- - - r -' ■~ . . . . % l‘™ * * ^ l***l*it***‘~t*^M‘^ ^ — -------- * ................... _ - -* * -* * - - — - —» --i> < ----- — — -— -------- --- - - - . -------- * - .Broome Says High 4 EXPLOSIONS !Court'Should Bark ROCK MADRID: iThe P r e s i d e n t TOWN SHELLED Important W l* A L L BOYLE i plct the hi'iory and prevent life A P h a a t S tr ik e Writer i of Missouri. "A wsatv of money,' CITY, Mo, Mar. said one legUlaior after irving tW Mcommon people** them. Another rrpoitrd that on «g Mi a n concerns Thomas first •.•nttrinc the room hr cot an ■ ■ t I m m more than the oplr.- imr-trulon that the m ils were Maa t f critics. falling on him. ®J®®*®^*** * t •* ,mn * fore-=.i* m n a ! painters, started a 257 " and criticism ernh W i w r a k t a the M U sw ri r a t e a g M ie a a c f. ^ T W W people, he says, •‘sr.d p tM a n lp I P*ii»t for them. If they " *** y y y y *n , ** f”' : "® * **f _ taetr own IWts, I **** Whai^thcy know or ■Wat ,r1* . . . . ' tllmlnut vc Jen . . . of Missouri .! * * '1 **T °* ,lle **r ’e The bulgy-i hewed females, clad | n scanty atone gunnysacka, to represent LAW, JUSTICE n t J AGRICULTURE In much o f the nntlon’s statehouse art have no place jn B er'on'a murals. Instead nrP founl tiuck Finn and Tom saw yer, an oldtinte county seat political mectinir, a Mi-sourl coon hunt, Jesse and Frank Jam es staginrr a ttain robbery, and Frankie and Johnnie, chiractera In the well known sontr. Every face In the mural* except one U that of a sstJJSSSLtznr.i‘"“ w "1” hM",,j ,n cMass? A/astm'Sr.ss: ha. brought him ilKr, as well ic *• t ? - l ** } ” ,to ^ m‘: ' lon . B<,n' on Am i fMW creasing the wember'hlp of the of Madrid. Meanwhile, from Navalearnero. court is to uccurc a change In ths court's decisions so that certain | General Fraaeo ordered a general nets of Congress which have Wen, all aloag the Jarnmn i heltl unconstitutional can be rt' Froat southeast of Madrid In c , enacted. drtva co-ordinated with a nets • Justifying this “packing” of the i push against the beleaguered ; coon, he maintained that th« court has always been packed,and capital fro * tbd Oaadalajara Sec1 asaetted that the decisions of. tor. i __ John _______ Marshall __________ strengthened the' the’ insurgent forces on the J.trm.1 ' power of the Federal Government jrroat f i i l i T d through Govern j in violation of the Constitution,1 mtBt lines to take up position! | and the later decisions of Roger ■two snd a half mites nearer the : Taney completely reverted this (Tajttaa River, j earlier trend. r « A•»,tliful_-> .the V— itheory Lm m s ea ff RaVaali|y Amplifying "checka Children w a r Belton. Tex., an3 hnlanees” In the American hilled SOJMS rata In less than two system of government, Mr. months la ■ toumy-whle, extermi­ Broome pointed out that the Pres- nation tontest. W. J. Williams le«J Idem can veto acts of Congress an'l |h<( w|,h 7.TJ2 rats killed can over-rhle a presidential veto,1wjth # jjo r|f|e. lleten Craft killed but the only way a decision of the j ^ (0 w|n ,he |ir ls ’ grand prise. Supreme Court can be -checked" Glenda Farrell, now a wise crack girl nrw«paper reporter, ami Is to chango the membership nf Barton MacLane, the toughest guy nf the films, head an all star the court. This ran he done either through cast In a new series of adventure pictures, tit,, first of which resignation or death of the Jus“8mart Blonde" shows at the Rifx~Theater tomorrow. tiees. or Congress ran Increase the sire of the court. This he said l« what the President proposes to do. Originally the court consisted of three members awl now it con­ ssx ro R D V # « N r T NltrottT 2,Jo K a r l r r n r r t e , 1.13*1.25 sists of nine. There la antprl ju All s T A I t l * l ie. c u r ly . e c a r» r AM j tlfkation in law and In ntorala, h* m*9. ix twetr. riMi« n |w r il**a. b u n c h * * . 10c. D a lly r v p j r t o f m I«« u l Flovl«U fi.SIONH: H IU K K .N I— N«* »t*l»|dle* | said, for Increasing it now to fiff r u iia ..I ll « r few ta li|rB a t th « h t n f o n l I'AlutfsHY—Ffa. per dot. nuu j teen. ■ t«tv 0*.’ r w f f f ' %0 M alrsnl# M «vk#f 9h«a, 30*33c. ■a mogalil reeofaltion a. s leathng In cr- J " tt:r ' r [ T *. " tW chaotic raid-west £ * ' * * * h* “»«* » ;'T6‘ worth of eggi In painting them. rnj_ The artist, who miles his colors sts call Benton t.>her '*i,h *W wh,lr*» declares It wa» kaL Communists, on the “only ukout worth." hand, heckle him at lectures “until Renton, now 17, *ps>nt 21 of his 1 h a rt to sit on them." tOet me right,"'he :ayx eartrst- 30'ycsr.s as an nnlst In New York to tru c k rfw . e a r lo t MMvinbleiB a n d « ;i:F K N > — F U b »l « h c t J Mr. Ilroonte wa« lntrt*dueed to He o th e r d w l d f i fo r a 20 h o a r p e rio d lipPr Kr .A Hn!o «>*upplf«a. ■ ly. "None of my stuff U pr»pa- but tays h«"» home to stay. •m lln * a t 4:00 A. M . tn -U y •« r«< PEPPEHH i»upt»Hco m || Rotarians l>y Or. II. W. Rucker, gaads. I’m a realist. I pain' what now head* thp painting depart- p o rte d b y J . <1. M ich a e l, Mdiiii* •Icmatisl m iM leratt. m a r k r i mtlbriila r a f .y who soiil he was a long time friend o F e d e r a l H U te M a r k n Fla. h u » lir l h a m p e rn . Iliu if-* ' 1 act. You supply the mntctials. I ment of the Kansas City Art in­ aNe «r.« i to i e th well versed in legal matter*. re le e . stitute. I 10-1.25, \V u n d er. 1 .14-173; 1 • a , eda*! always be paisti.tg pictures . C o m h , l.-i crlR .. Iliil|n n ip 1.14-1 73. W o n - II Other guest* at todsy's lunch­ “ I’m sick of New York,” he ex­ 2-25". *i l»«. F la . efft.1 • •h v t 2«. •f people going arouni in frock ntil .1r r 2.00*2 50 eon which was presided over by h i e . n nil*. J ao. > % h i . b a a 11* I 'U T A T O K J t — H u p id l.w h .» V Y ,f coats and carrying Bible. They plained. “It's full of talking be­ Nn 2«. h li|. tile ., 2.73. »j b \ e . li.it'* President II. II. Pope, Included J. ilrm a iu f m «*«lrraie. m arks t f irm cause _ they never do anything I 2 J-I 23. don't act'that way." .. Flo hu* v r l e . | lll«« T r iu m p h 's 11. (', Chase of Orlando, Joe Scarlett T h n legist.ture oppretrlalcl «*Jf- This part of the country is o i i A p K - r n t r i T — ? ; * . pm . b t e . P. Ns* I*. I 75*1 »» I*. H N»» 2«, 1.35-1.30. |»t. l»iu«. ’•"•*, i< t» .|? o , iwMirrr. ro u p lt. 1.25 of Pfluind, II. R. Cloud of O rlan­ 911,000 for the murals which tie- Kolng to dominate the coming so- <*s»ml». 4»»o. Ni* 2e. Hill- b \» -. 1 11. S *•' |» %|»i^ l» K n —r »•*. »*■• d •>a- nun do, Henry Mdtner of Cadillac, . ■ ...------ ----------- — rial change anil I want to Im here t».imr. 6Sf\ <b4«k 10*23*. *fA N O F.lt INF. ^ — F ’.t. 4-3 l»ne. % q U .\H l|~ F lo . I*ur h p r e . ▼•!• Mbit.. Henry Tilton of Worcester, m see what happtns, rot Just to riimli. ti.B O r N«». 5*. 3»*-4flo. b»\Y «,r«»»»tin»-cl*r. f.ilr in «"«»il 1 00- Mass., Ralph Patch of'Slonehnio, SANFOKD MARKET ki DATE-NUT BREAD 1 i h e ar about it, 4Ke» SPECIAL 25c " Tho west is “ L tli ini na to hecitu.'c you've • Toes.* Wed. Sn1ly’« going to got the n u n power, the vote, nn I you tnlsc the groceries for the rest of the country." • Chattanooga Lookouts FI.« 4*••!**•n11:•if•*U bull*. I'T bj*r» . | MM t 2-* m-9. —F i> » ltllv \ Tf*PPr I. I f Jp • !•*•<■. Rcr. »:r«f.r. : 13 CKtsKIIV llliAKT.*— FI- *fo*. btinrliet. 14-1S«. n-'C lu a Our Best Wishes to Chattanooga Lookouts J 1 J ’• Kent Motor Company NASH—LAFAYETTE DEALER ,".g si Greetings and Best Wishes To The Chattanooga Ball Club SC O T T ^S Good Gulf Gas Station M ^ I’hon« 377 2nd and I'ark 9 1 1/ yoit came, to w_.. . with a MARKET BASKET Mass., anil Jack I’urdon of S tn ford. i A starving peasant In llo n at, China, who recently found several old coins dating hark more than a m llle-iim i. now living in com­ parative luxury with the money |> n l) Iniil l»># the provincial niii-eum fo his discovery. >t Greetings ! I'AllllI *TH — HupplIrR l*Mhl. *«•♦• fn »rul m uf.rrul**. n irtrk i'l ■ l r u il v, l.i. D**r i «>f liUurli^a* M oatlv !'•• \ » ....................._ I f*»|. hrr | 2m.I*i», %a>rt I'-w s*ll»*Mlv litlfb r f . |HM#rrr. HC«*. •|<A*IIIIV. I *• 44 11 l;-if. b y b p rw . I I ’»«*. ® MArs-'p.*" ." REPORT f ;T iiA W L i:» u m :.s — F U . r i m e . 3 75; |Miiir*-r. l u n a r : ulilt**. Ini 13c* I Ir. I hprw 2 :1 1 -2 31. A IT I.F H — K aR tern. T n rh e . f .ilr m\ v i : e t i* u r.\r» » r H — « u » r « a. to »fiM*.| Inn*. Iifk le , I <0*1*1. p o rin in* la., h v t im « i< : ' o . j i . IIKANM: I f . l l l A I — F la . h n a I m r e , T U M A T l H '. H - H*i|iplu • . rimd* »»*!•• f.tlr t»» o r d in a r y , 3 25-3 30; f« w demand nu*il-r •!•. m »rk**l f\tr»d> f.incy, 4 .0 * 1 2 3 . Fl« I iimr. <»<« A ld fil* r, I 31 4 \1 * . 114*121. I t ............. 111.ASM: i SN A PS ) — 4 ii p p I I • • l i e ; I I k h I, il ¥ in a n d 11 itlit, m ir * r n l f l , appr«»e 5“ lb* n e t. pr**eti t.» iiu .illly . 2. 4«». k r i a te a d y . F U . hue- h |* r« . l l h h t . k- lurittttM . n< M trln a lc a ’S f a i r !•> M'**d iiu .illtb . loe. TUl’. m i ’d — Fla. per dot. 2.40*3.23; aom e tM inrcr. 2.04-2 .<i lll.u k V a lc n lltif* . 2.40-3 23. I t.iiiis’lis*a, i r e ••• i|u » M v A corn*. f«-n 15 T 'd 'P c tl. t*« r IIK U TH —Hu|»|»llei» n ifn le ra te . d o - ' 3M l*»c: i ...*•«•|, ; •» «*».• jt.ilod i*u b p ii . • re n d n io 'lc r a ip , irirk rt »iAR*1 r F ’o. |»er i|*»t Im n c L ra . a r c » o ’ fl*>*»r •yiiitIlly a n d r n n d ltlo ti. 3 'i-lo c, m in o * n .rc r, l o a e r . '•A P IIA IIK : I.J rt 111: VS — S u p f li* . ItKht, <.»in;m l mimhI tn.irk't f rn* W ELCOM E • ...... tm rm o . STARS OF NEW RIT2 HIT Pointer Depends More On Praise Prow 'Man In Street’ Than From * Pen Of Nation’s Critics '* ■ -n r- *'• ¥ - I’W ? r f Seen ___ Ii<l i i CHATTANOOGA LOOKOUTS erx P*-» •*•».■l i t ». •V |* fl| I -A li t >94— Hut pn»T m oil. f K l^ I i r m .iu 'l n»'M|i*r.Al». »ii4rk**l bI*,-»«W V ia . p#»r iln*. I* m i'll#*, n o tiilf 3 4 - li e . fe w 40.* W E R T - The JEWELER r i v t MItrr.N — I’ll, b'l bl»r% brat I 5'»*5 «•*. p*ti»r fair 2 44* 3 5'* F iitH 'i ilrm u m l ant — li a h l . rsuppi»*4 m .irk e i u«ht R tri.lv Fl.l. I*» ert«., beat, 3 04. fair to kiwmI. 1 54*1 75; bu. bpt». 1 :;- t r.ii l.F T T I ’f'W —itiinpIfeR !l u h t. Miian'l f o « | m .ivket Rtmify 221*2 34 \'-R trm lltniern pft" •• 202 Cant M HI reel Suppose you walked into our pl.t nr with Hf r r | r„ 113 1 7 . j T o u r i s t s Elect S h e 1k y To Head V i s i t o r s ’ Cl ub u , a l l . . ! 4 I '. wm r . . . *•■! Plano duet. Mira Mildred llodge* 1 and Mist Is-norti Whiddeii. Vocal solo, Mrs. A. M. Philip* aceompanist, Mi»s Margaret ItaviMulcat saw, W. II. Schmidt, atcotupanis;, M bs Mildred Nix. Tap llance and song, Jim m y) Prumntmtd, urcompanist. Miss Madeline Mullein. Piano selection*, Miss Mildred Hedges. Scrccno, played ty everyone ard for which amusing prises wet* awarded. Refreshments were served at the ronclttsion of the program. Mrs. Charles V. Moynihan und Mrs. Cora Hollingcr were in thatg*» of ilecorations. The next entertainment will le held in the sun room ef the Monte* lum a Hotel, Monday night. Mar. SI. President Shelky appointed the, following committee to have charge of arrangem ent.. Including tie program: Mrs. Holllngrr, Mrs. • Peter Pet'-non and Mis* Ina F< It wick. Tiger, a lioness, gave birth :o | 'pilntuplata on lha anifial ranch of V/. A. ISnaket King of Browns­ ville. Tex., They were named Yvonne, A m in e , Ceclle. Yiiuilie and Maria—after lha Uivnne sis­ ters. Only 100 acres,of nationj 1 for­ es’* in Cnlorado'wrrn damage-1 I y Spatial Valuers In Heat Covers and .Mot Jrolui. The Car Radio Supreme McKee Auto Supply I'llONE |.U fire in 193#—the best recorl ginco 19'J! when 71 acres w*ra burped. PECAN PIE Nothing .Like n 30 C CHOCK FULL OF NUTS Tasty—Nutritious Hally’* a market basket anil asked for the various Wc Henerve Itichl in Limit items of electric service you would need R IL E Y ’S during the d;iy. You’d be astonished ac tremendous bargains we are offering. MAH. IlilIt T i l l t l ' I h th , I!i:i7 I'll 11.1.•I*R* Pork And Beans No. 1 Can For instance, each separate service costs only a penny or two a day. bach |>cnny pays for 5c Palmetto Asparagus .1 Cans 25c 4 t*n mi d ie riM N o. 1 Can IOC convenience, comfort o r pleasure that you w ouldn’t do without. Each penny buys a 2 For 15c big bargain in cooking, re frig e ra tio n , 10c ’j m i ina. tHivri; 2 Cans Lima Beans 25c Corned Beef 2 No. 1 Cans 27c MILK .1 Tall Cans 19c radio e n te rta in m e n t, c le a n in g , w a te r heating and so on. %i it %mi:\ ro Fruit Cocktail M» t Till. « %\R I lllll) Tomato Juice I i II.I.ID 'R Peanut Butter 12 ()z. Jar mi %Me Ml And you don’t have to call for these services *f \i:«»ri.i;’«4 ....15c Red BlisH POTATOES 5 lb«. Nancy Hall Sweet Potatoim 5 lbs. 19c | r>c CARROTS and BEETS bunch... 2.r»e GREEN BEANS 2 lbs.....!. * 19c YORK APPLES 1 lbs. ,-....... ( l u a ti ty l* « y o rtm v n t Kiirrd U rirsl H UF.F Vi. M AC U U 1 arv* Frv.it O Y ST 'K IW q L .... Fancy Slic.-l IIA C O N Ih-------- M & WVslrrn W al C U T L E T S lb ,... 4 0 E cuaum v ■ ■ with your market basket. They are delivered instantaneously, inside your home, at the^ touch of a sw itch. / W O R T H SO M U C H D e p a rt iw cnt Kreah Pork H h n u tlv r - lb. |C < : .. W O A C (■round U<«f Pan A 0 C S a a n a g e 2 lb?*. . A Q C WosUin 4 PC l i t e r K O A S T lb. F»rk 4 4 1 C H O P S lb. 4 0 M AC \ \ •• 1.9 4 ! COSTS SO L I T T L E �fpjjijp Wslcowa Chsttaaooga LtskMlat Wi Icmii to Sanford, It* baaatlea, lla ball p u t iM all that tkla thriving coaimaaliy la IlM baart of Florida baa to ZVM4 S’L*?? ** *•* tba aaat two u t pg-|S. Wa wslcoma yoo aa a rrpcaTba laaalltaa .m « * .t Ike Mntallva of Iba eooaty'e only . * * »> y n «n a n t flat- telly pobllrstlon. Wa walcaate 2 5 f Q rleee •* *hn Wiatar yoo aa a raaMaat bara a te wa walcoata yoa aa a loter of Uwt gaaia which yoo repress at a te for which yoo co aa bara to propara, tba as Ilocal paatlaM. M UM er J ig f ,WaoldMaken ow Contests Shorter m -f f t h o Chaak what bappaail to his aaptratlooa to te aaoM aaiptctag rocaollyt , . Wp waotet Ml Freddie ■nolo baa rocatrte that toag awaltte aptatla frowi a cortala aowanaa Urtag to tba Brooklyn dlatefct . . . Tba pdoe THAT’S LANETS MODERN SODA MOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE in c y ’i Dog Track Officiate Prepare Derby Plane a la left,. Between Us Fane," Is highly tol> arapte apoctad by thousands throughout i A w a y,; that section, ll appears In today's edition af The Harold ■os Milan1through tba coortaay of dens­ I hHeJJrt lJBd*r»T^ cLFJlsrtsszi *25 plana for iha •llmlnailoo racial **°IUh H r »» ‘ha ntlnlng diewhlrh will laoil up m iha |l,000 lrttl of upper-SIlesla boa raaibte Ateail Central Florida Darby ov- Iha underground stage. «»m*wh'Jh * * " £ • U* •m ra c Tn ^ .. < »"»* the praaJr“ l "* ***°n * ,h* Lo»«»»od rn irU . , , , for .te flm “ ,Tn,u i " " W ... . . •lltalaatloa which *UI ,lak« »»•»• during the waning araalagi of the weak. * 0T Tha-praaaai aeaeoa, going Into! Ita 47tb night of a PO-day stretch, U considered the moat successful ' i «* * * n o - ^ u , appaoraaca af largo quantities of amugflad goote without being able to dteeover •>» rood. ,.r o traaapor'ad. r.* __ , - i .a lia . h» Pallet ate ?Z aothaeHlao ftaa^r »► - t i ^ T S T C Z b Tw M h TS nwmtee tela Fa.tab **• ,W “ " ' " - S i ' K . " II nounced Pl ^ ■In !>r ,h* D*rb> r wUIthey h* •»detail wbte are Vu . i f i W e lc o m e W , — „ ln M M ** T "Tj. »tehar goote ate er I Ate ha aaada four corking la goog atartara to bo able to da ha shit*, Ml T )u rataking staff plaaaeo Mi­ te taa. Ha expects Berber-. Crompte too, a hoUaear, to come through' m. pa first airing, ate lake Early,1 y- who baa a seaaattaaal year with in Jacksonville Inat year, to do bia at thart •* 'Aa racaielng. »■ Aa far the toner works, Jimssy W Woodall, W A M first aacker aa• grated f lt e Waabtngtan, nad, e* Jaaa OOoaroa, at abort, art to b» i B- staadUa, Tba winter dteeeaaleeei W. af Iba Mm ng all bat Ignored I aa OUvarsa, Cuban reterms. Bat *■ theca dlartiaalaia ware ISO par-1 r* coni wrong, it u ta t. Jaaa will, ita be at akerf. • Ml “Ha’s going to ha a mash; to batter bail player than ha was la last year,’* Milan comaaeata, "Mat didn't gat In akapa tar aw wntil| to iba teat part af the season. Ma i Greeting* aii Good Wisbet to W orks “ CiTG riffitli u i lit n J LOOKOUTS The PUftCELL Company Dm IT SWINGS T H E BEfcL �' * A |f '* a m m to Hood led to th# formulation of six ounces and n m u r l n t • clear gel which did not shrink 7 1-2 inch?. in ciuumfercn:* Uko the ordinary blood dot. around the mlddlo and y 1 I inches th? oval way. rnniUat A A n dtr ton B o w ltrt Laa Ltagu When Wardens Atyiy Convict* Play—Out to llM error her dlatsse*. AM I h t i la aotoetod as Iho cM cod 4 ft h th« (ratarod alalh Mm MW • I'M court* with J M Cay gad Moody l e n t mlactsd to M ish la tho a m i GOOD FRESH FEEDS ■d th# haM di a n backing the k-7 aoMMaa. Pthov aatoettona lac lads U ttU OMafe to to* first race, Coat to u c h * M la th* fourth, a** ■aw, Ana Wtlcom* and Frisco rack, la that order la th* mm. M aday Dross, MUa Philip* and M d Vaatnra la th* tilth , Speeds h m a Traa Aaa and Hcotrh P naca to th# to t rath. Buddy Oat*. AM WMI and Moadl* Mra t o n ta Urn right* a ad Skyline Mah owl. Traffic Blaa and Truo t o r i ta tha flaala. TlltRP—rutarlty; lints. :i*. . . . ytaaie mar lata aaa «JT Moral guvala At* * i l Ifc.l* V .a e a ra ^ r o t 'R T I I — »-!• mil*; i-’uylag HT r .ltt m in »n . fit l i t fJ la U IX T II— fu tu rity ; H I «*! ih t i t ms 1«# ?rfe - a S 'f l S h c - w r i »*. l — t«a tig it* ____l i t i w J IJ ____taa t f i tia ___ l«a t i t t » » u’lfyE S hiA ^'L *U l« v l« « i f ‘ f t t f L i ■mJ M rolls m 4 i t T ■ i u - rtteh . tf l TO TA La at *hh ( u iu a •<«td4..4 R • U,* aykl.N.lllon 41* 411 44 1 til tlma it.a e tR 1*1 TH H P I t - 4* It la m a R n u ^ lU t KtUH T'f— Puturllys tlm*. *. m tt lia t* Ala Hull *44 n i l * .M. aunty . 'H , f 4 4* in s * Juy J li» m e 11*44 N I N T H - ; . ! * mil*: tlm*. : I I Btofh " illM il Rollyrlta lit Knap Traffic ■ Aa efuldia Karaka, C rala r o U R T M RAOB— »■ It 14* Anlr*. Murk W mil*: All Slromkoll. Hu* Com aaanetea Caale *44 i _ r t m t R AC K — l-ta mil*: P llrrr 4 4* I*Iota, Rraulna Keh... Wild C » » 7. 4* ! lala. a*a Uuw, r r ie .» yack, itmlv | Melon*. Aan Waleain*. K ln « :t l llref ______ ___ F u tu rity: Aims *l?iXTI.* RACK 4 44 l.urH. H U « rhlllli>«. All Xy«*lr. l. U Pas* c*. la*. 7 4* WuRfUir Drraa. Mark A IWa N.» r f* Maw i o t k U llt»y«%l 1-4* Hold Vsnturv. t*. H. ^ ........ ............. CMy Clark Kllgor* _ Hub alg J. n Hal HkiVIJMTH ItA‘ *l'— Hpr^tly Jamn*, VaMaa H *UI Hhlntr. Tru# Ann. Klnic llorahitm l l l Irlih Ifrln. H w lrh I'rlnrs. Ilu rli) i t # Man, Chine* t*hnrll*. « o« C h lllT I I HACK— Futurity: M m lit Gold, flutldy (Hita. Ann W ill C f ih r Mnlil lia r Pletatnr. MUi , T K N T H — r u l a r ll r : tlm*. |» I.a. Alyne. hllver Tin t, lltnmll* H ufl.k Mickey 1 1 * 4 4* 1.4* Hlondy (M u > in I.a* N IM TH H A C K — ft-1« mil*. •;t*e‘* l> W » r leader j| * In thl* **M City t® Pfn Krenl. |«latl* TnrtieUn. .Inn ll »nr. rid* Mastar Cup, Jack Cop, P lrly thing w o a d trfu ty w*rth whll* R f.R V rN T tt-k -H mil*: lima,i#|k»n%*n. W ar taad*r 1 T K H T lf R A C K — M I mil*: i.'irkv can ha doam for practically ovary 13 l*d. i*<ivsa I I . H I I I l ift llnrrh-Bm. T ra fflr Hina K1%inr ••rt prtmluma tkrrafar. anc tn . mhI.#* !Ur®i|ti«rs |S #• ft-ft Toll, Trim lltifk Otmn Joint Hkv man who t u f f r n from func t » r aad r o ll. ,, ..V k Juat Cow* «>n ♦.Hto lln** Mnhntit. Trtiffle ll*»n. I».in I tioaal palna of nwaalrnation. treraaurr tor a»“ k \ « * Cor tain raaoa can b* rail*rad by U T r v.ra HA a r o ; D .t r t f i R ,l,A lak lag C a rd u l Otbora may n**d City d a rk a physician'* treatment, Cardul ha* two widely I CARDUI Turkey TurnsSoldiera Retired Dean (ioeo Into School Teachera Rack To Old Post fe v S I ..NNatlea o lle , u la C »,n City nf a .H f .1 * •■•1' uf. toafoi Be“ uV. '.V . K T M J . V r ft* S N L W t U <»> T o **ie ^ medial* pain and n*rrou*n*aa of tho Ifeoathiy period; and ( 3) ta J»4 . In b ^ eUny up tba whole aya*cfa- tarn by halplng women to get a fSTafPWto a ^ ?*J S «sn sb x mere auengih from their food. M N lla T R A T I* * A O TK K. Tk# Haaiairaieua ltoa«a ol tie* C llr ot nanluiel. slurlda. ura now opan tar tn* purpoa* ol rcal*l*r.rraAtik tr, . . unlam . m*y'rasu'ial II# aaaaaant ing tor ea* apacwlMeiu.rip.ee *•*< la aaada rdacllon |o ka k**ul <>u April In k . la wrlita w rlitag k r tko " •wnor to at ta li, aud will rtenain open aack a**a Ih* dar *a«apt aunda) a aad kulMaya. C IT Y : 4H tii»A up to tad lactudlna April ird. R r r . a i . a Mai) s . 1*17. ___City d a rk A l Ik* City Hall. a. I.AHNON. ra w a a g .___ City llaaialralluu iiffK rr \ ruVaWWnr «^ a £ 'P'TLiB « aSahSl%fit£ ‘STu* ‘’dfrffs& i?6uf“TI*r««S™lSP • oV ,***?•• SoaUuVi to "* "* **l*lo<al ^e'r^apaeui £ t o “ a « la S !j S rs rm e ss t r , ..u ” »•#«»• a* aru •“ ‘••■araarapn ao> at rakru*rJ*°|"“ i'»JT ^ J S |»a . for Itm ta to a d ia a * ! T l £ , ‘ 'H f * hoeedr* l*d#aiaeta*ao. u t t o r B A N ru H D . r u m i n v R r r . & UAMaeiM. - i _______________ e ttr Clark B%,3r Jto lM l aaaaloa. of local or tpactal ffotolaelau. Ik* aabaiaaa# at shirk to to a a m o * Saau.a »• •( erkaator *kkT. L a r i af PI.rtda. A i l , » r I J J I . , » » amandae. kr Ckuatar 11, **>. Iceera *| pturUo. A d a of I I H & llw.»blfdue*a nf Ik* C llr. mad *a* la s tor tk* »p «ra liao • a p a n as a of lb* C llr sakMct to tk* llmllattoa* are-aartkaw; k r Section 41 *f Cbaplar •al»7. Law* o l rio t 14a. Act* *4 o r a a n r o l l o, r t i O R i t u By r. a uam po n . ■_______________________ C H r Clark c it t 1 l"“" ■ “ - ’uSK ?SI A N G A R A , Td rlm y , Mar. 15. H K R K K I.K Y . C a lif. M a r .^ 't P o ri-i CA1 — On* hundred and iw »m y cor­ O r > -W h » n lir. l^ n g le r porals of ih* T u r k b h arm y hare retired laat July aa elean nf lie.been «trmobllla*<i and K * it«rcd a* D alreralty nf rsllfnrnla mesllrel school - trachera throughout •*A^.a*tam4, he thought Ills relui'atlnn gra In Anaiella. I waa at an end Th is ap*«lal corps waa crcaraei Now h* la back In Ms util of by • ntw law rr<|alring non-com- ftrr. owing tn tho n n n ip e rl.. missioned officers who bar* u n- death of hi* aurrea.nr Hr. Wit dergon* special course* whll* Item M rK !m M arring. Agre. aerring with ih# colors, to itach lag to temporary appnlntmnne reading and writing In *l*m*n-. Or. Porter announced he wnul ’ •ary a c h o c l a t o adults as well retlr* again a* anon aa the tehee-': aa children. could find a man for the Jeete. From lima to time ihey will also lecture to the villagers on a ir ' “ raM daagera and eaplaln how th* maintenance muse ta met hy *he population can ptratect haelf. village during ihcir ihree-y r a r Th * Jaw ate* proeld*# that their period af aarric*. M 4T TW 4» n r . r t l t l j k UHM it. Weetli. . ................ P R R O C H IC K k T t c HKIHH. at al UafaaMaat* aauM e s r r r r l ic a t m a T h iI j i t a t b u r r is in iO A to TR R AP TgK NAM K I) I> R rR N U A N T a (IH R trriM M _ T o : W. C. J A c m w o N and TH R I, K. JACOOUON. hla wife, « k n M raaWaar* la Cool Valltr. tllloula. . .T2 i . -P R !• e .»lirrK N I)»lN aad U L T H J C H ITTN N Itr.N . lew e flf, wbnoa raalcaara •I* Waaklautua. U C . Wllk a poor nffia# a.Ur*a* oars af Valtrana af Koralsn W aru Maablnalun. li. C. TO : HkillTII A IIAN UK I. o>ut -------— har huakand. *ki>N realdaaa* I* usknuaa. . T U : C. 1C IIII.KM. wknaa * ,*«|. draco I* Wladaiuero. Pl-xlda. I.ue who has beta akaaat tram r io r Ma fur a m a* days prior lo Ik* filing uf Ikl* aull. and whnn* mailing addraaa la car* nf niaat*y **•. gmoyar. Allnraay*. IT* Halo . Trual building. ClavtlaaA Ofcla. I l l* ardarac that you aad *a*a of you appyar in Ik . awwra kill of romplaT.t kartln filed an or k*fnro April tth. 1117, Ik* « * • being a rule gay *t thl* court, ur aim a Acre* pro roafaaao will k* t n i n M aeralnat you Tk* general aatur* *f Ih* Mil *f complaint I* I* e>ul«t Mil# lu Ik* fallowing d***rtb*4 prnp*r)v In iaaford. Mmlnot* C*ugfy. riorkla. In-w ll: Lai* I. I and I. kloek L T l* r t, Traffnrd'a Map at BtoBIOM Baaford Hun ihi* •aa* a waa* f .r fa u r c n .a .r u t l v a week) la T b s iaaford llaraM. a nawapup rr puMlakau In Ik* C llr of ■yaford. gamtaot* Caaaiy. f l a t - Welcome Lookouts I T t w w -u m »i*l a » i ■ * * r R m n MS PLOWIDA M* ta baseby given that tha af g u sla r* Ptartga. will r tauasl lha aaaagWs k r tha Legist.Fata af lha R a w af PtartAa at Its itM T saaalaa. 0 le n t ar spwlsl i l d l l l l l l s L Ik* -aabalaae* at which ■ S 1 ££>£. eartsla amaarty jalr* 4 aad that may by tka rlty of *an_i. ta aal* ally, sad mania Imi I #-■*»•••*. aad r tka gat taa *f lha flask N rials m a tt at R»m»r-auaty. FtocMa la regard vsaw r city ciatb ...................................... tka MaBarakla H- W. kRIL Siu'-SSh ti-TT-lJ! 32 2sr..-«*rTSBii*< T k U (tk t o r N ~ Clftftll IM T. I'h o tta M WE GREET YOU LOOKOUTS! We wIhIi for you :i Season of Hreat Sum»HH STRICKLAND MOTORS, INC FORD DI- ALIMS I 'h im e 1 2 8 IIH ) I ’a lm e M ii A v c . Greetings Best Wishes rv* to (he* CHATTANOOGA LOOKOUTS to b e w it h o u t — Tonight — Nightly Ninth Rare HOT WATER? (Except Sunday) Futurity Il is so necessary for Modem Living Speedy Event Lizzie Tactician Ann Hope Muflter Cop Juck Cop Dirty Omen War Leader Claanlinaaa 1* th* anamy of dir and lafactioav And thorough claanliatos la *aly pomibl* through fro<iu«at aad abundant um of hot water aad oaap. Motors living makaa big to­ manto aa tba bat water supply. Shaving, cookiag. dlahwaahing . . . showart, baths, traqumt washing af kaato U guard against Infac­ tion . . . haaaty hatha aad th* tolly ilnaing of dalatlas ar childrtna garmaata ar* a law af th* tolly dtmaato for hot water sat up by modara lirlag. nm Tklak af tk* aaat la aad law *•aalaaaa .1 m e r ts la e tkaaa L a s s f i k r kaatlaa w a tts wMk al* faaklaaad watk- Turn At The RED ARROW Come On Out and Pick The Winners On Route 17 Iletween Sanford You'll enjoy following (he d»KS awhile a t tanywood * Tost Tirpe 8:15 I*. M. tekwis*. ______ Tk a i f l i rt*. * B aatrt* Mala* M.*t- art lira r*. aa akwadaal wmtly af ka* irw O saatr Ja 4aa •< SMlkMa CWaa- PRATTS Dairy, Poultry and llorse Feeds Ten Races a t all Uasaa w ltkM t M l stla a ila a fraaa a t « 4 H a aaat Ik a t Is Maa lk*a m yar faa aaaallakta ■arka*a. Caw* •a U das s** tk a kaa u tMs I Raw ytacttoa W staa Maakss*. r i BRIWI fUa* .Bar saunas far ftoaJ M b S N i g u aa4 that a* tka lltb 4 ar • 4 April 1417, aba WUI ••£>£-! against hemophilia (uncontrolla­ ble bleeding) have been made by th iee'B rltiih scientists working at She! field. Hector W. A. Hni|e*rley, Profea or Albert Erne*: Nai»h (for­ merly professor of medicine nt Fheffield university) and (irorg* A lb.rt r i n k , piolesaor of physiol­ ogy nt B brffirll, ligv* discovered n preparation from egg-white which, when Injected, reduce* thu clot*ini; lime of Ih* blood and con­ trols hemorrhage. I *• a.rtbing recent work In the British medical periodical, “The l-anicl," th* inva-tigalors rm p hasiied: “ No claim Is uind* to cure hemophilia liy ‘he Ire ttment suggested, but merely to con rol heumrrhago and am rliorate the gcnc.-ai condition.” Hr. Tlmperley, * lh * M licet'' raid, found th a t 'I f egg-white wer* in.-ubate I at T7 degrees centigrade (or several days In ih* presence of potassium 'h ro m ilet it was I*-- -ilde to e a trn rt from ’he m titure it auhstnnre whoa* addition SANFORD CASH FEED STORE I'OLtlMIIIA PAl.lJt. Mont.. Mar IMstrlbutiirs Of IB.—M*)—'Thr flrat t*ff«*rt of a pullet belongin' to il Had Iberk farmer preebably tail| Is* her be at. 2 0 2 S a n f o r d Avenue* (’.te-kllng luully, the pulled .te • H a n f o r d , F la . Irseteil ehr farmer e*h.e feeund rhe hsel heed her first egg. weighing » All Star Feature ■ a a t t M i r w i a m r. m m IN R R R R TA TK o p i l & W H IT E KaUaw la bar thy atvaa that MRS. N R T T IR A W IIIT R . ha* ftlag har f l u I ragart a* Admlalalr»tela af tk* astai* *4 M. u WrtllTM 4< m » 4 : that aba ___ Advancing In Fight Against Hemophilia Hen Lays ta rg e Kgg In Her Firnt Attempt m a s h —*2.m Can you afford to* S ta rr th* Tampa c m . Provloua to tho lltk ' contest, thr Jacksonville crow ous’rd K m tl« High, handing th# Panthers th rir first setback of th* saaron a* thr Jaaonltoa rant* through w l'h a 2 f>-t I win acottJ in th* laat ninut* of play. Plant gained tha finale by elrfrating Orlando 2 I IS In the tendfinal rot rd. La y in g [We Are S u r e T h a t Y o u W ill B e A W in n e r ] Vllasea lha hand and m s I af Ik* k r tko L*ptala­ andaralanad a* Clark nf Ik* C lrta *f Plorma at *u It Caurt nf Samlanl* Cnunl* •f local i rtarlita. al He* Cnurihoua*. Ikl* Ilk day af Ma^rk l » l l n. r . HHRNBOM. Aa Clark nf » H _ Court. a MaaWIpal T a g Adlaalo By A. M. WtSRKg. ta adiast galtogua.i taaaa D. Pt i l l sad m t o f r a r a aad ala* JO H N a SIMM* .ta adlual apoatsl _____,.MRiB. **••" Orlando. n * rl 4 a. e r t r o r u A t tront>, r a n i rt/ iR tD A Altnrnay for rtalatlff. - - i-A Mans. i n m i - f A f , aRAf7> C ity Clark P ID AL 4 W I M I RV i m N A T i a * r a g M * t o LOCAL L M I I U B w iz z a r d IMCCUND It A C * — <t mile: Mat f lt 'f or Polly Uonkla)— Ulaa /.rtla. Mark'* Mission, Hatty t'nurrfch 111. door* Ckatra. Torrid. i>yn>>. Ulack Hlaarr, Ptaaasukta. T H IR P K A I’ B — Paturlty iS rrLONDON, Mar. I B . - W - l m on* H alt of Pally iHiuhts)— » lli » r fight Praam. W . U W ., Haas Hhr. Hit - portan: ailvance* In the a n v c .T T ii- t.i* mitoi tlm ,. : ! ! «••• L'|» i A -.a e.<ey . .u I-.-may K w lle k a r k lk k ln . Mem la r i. is ta tt ta | a* IJ| h t Truffle. Nnou l>»» Vlv*r. ta *• i.a* Kr*n Cut 1st. LI HI* Plnah. M y.II. : a* Ilnikkay. • P t P T H - S -14 mil* •I. Ill *.u4 (I .H'lnnr Iim e rf His Teddy Wlaka ... _taa T w a M tw ra n r a t n :S< . n n * T HA«’ E — S -ll mil*: Ctiane* M lM t ip , lad', r.haar I'urw.-v* III lima. AT LOWEST PRICES TtefLOHDAN BU ILT BY H O TFO IN T Co. Inc. BM S an ford - O rlando K ennel Club Meyer Goldberg - Gen. Mgr., and Orlando �It is our great pleasure to extend to you, our best ^wishes for tKts seasons success. Great Bali Team s com e and go>am<do great m ovie actors-but w e hope this year will find the Chattanooga Lookouts T op ­ pin g it s leagu e 8 list. W e k n ow y ou can d o it! nave ever naa i the M ovie world * ) “YOU’RE IN LOVE” The “GOLD DIGGERS OP 1937” “THE GREEN LIGHT” “CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS^ “ON THE AVENUE” CHKYNEY* % �• -• • ' • *.. • •• j Y * : • . ■■. [ t&h* 9 ts AX DfDCPENDKXT DAILY NSWMPAPU S t* r a lti State Law A l l o w i Land Sate To SatIsfy T ax B ills 4 Jas. D. JinVina, Bwnlantn County tea coOaetor, raport* • i today that tezpaytra own* l«« property which la under the authority of hk office have tamed in »170,SI 1.57 rf the IBS* aaeeaament roll. Be aald allowable diacounta of 91,086.76 have been made, Macing a total of 1176,'Mr. Jlahlas' ( te e m covered a aertod which ended In ■ Merck when e total of SAT pereenl e( Ike im .lll.J f Btots end ■X ked keen Ceentr property, Tfce collector emphasised tkel e a r teeee ea Unde roaulalag en­ fold oa Ike Hret Moedey la April are delinquent, adding ikal Uio la v reeelree that orty ke advertleed and sold lor Ike eallefectloa o< Ike las bill. “Unpaid pcceoa a l properlr las* ea romalaiag eapald become da Mooaaat ea Ike e a s e date,” Mr. “ and ike law MX coDectar to A review of record* la other Florida conation afcow lemlaoU la have keen one, of the leadero la the percentage of Usee paid la IMP when M percent of tfcoee aaeeeoed had been eetUed before Mr. Jtaklaa made kla annual reRemalatag aapeld ea the IMP rod la the amount of | l « , a J . R to Mr. Jtaktan* fig- O ffidab D iscuss E x tr a Insurance Far City Workmen ef saka cenaia ■mount of catw hkk weald cover lavolvtng iho death* la an# Aa ha own leant er, the mankfpolky* protect* kself agalam nctifaaaa or adehapa la whisk Ha estare injured. The mlf-lne f the eatsselvs pr emie me chnrged The Csmmtoslsa nmherlmd the i ef lio a to Iks Florida of MunldpaHUra w be need by the orgaMaortun hi ha c»y waa dm pnrthnaa af a from Fred K. WUson. Legitn Caavata fa Pfammd Ta Raise DuMkR^eFhmfa • s a f a r i Ltgfaanalrve fastafaV laid ploaa far a pabtie eaavamte raise at Imms | M with which w ; - y Chinese G overnm ent sey Yoatk Fatally Isjarcd; T r i o Of Otkers Also H a r t Decreed City Officials Flogging For Wife Beating Get First View Of Park Program Long-Time Beautifi­ cation Plan L a i d Before Commission Rebellious T h r o n g ! Under Prince W a if Established S t a t e With Japanese AM Fetr New Threat • Of Armed Strife Rulers Of China Pon­ der F u t u r e Of North r r o v i n c a ' Deo Cheney, X0, of Orlando, The t’ity Commission last I V and Malcolm CorUc*. IV. night stomped Its official *P‘ ef Cast Oraagv, N. J , died al­ proval on n tentative Inkefront most Instantly when the ma­ KAT-OAN—Ulinhnr ProYchine, attempting te pass another Improvement plnn drawn up by i oat ef control. Herbert Klynt, lundacupe archi­ Inre. Chinn, Mar. IB.—(AP)‘ William Reaty, 43-year—Mongol honloi of northern tect of Winter I'nrk. language profvuor Chinn wore reported hy rateOfficials ptmrril over ‘he and teach af tbs fencing team, Urge map preparr.l by Mr. aionnrie.v lotlny have declaiwd waa ncrienely Injured, as wvre Klynt, su m ln tn g it In detail their Intlepentlence frou» Jack Hagvnbocb, IB, ef Newark. ■ml announced ll ap|»-uted lo t« N. J , driver, and Gene TownChina ami pnKlnlmed themthe answer lu tht- long-time UuuSi, ef Orlando. Fla., Omar selves a new nation—Monlldratlon program tln-y sought. Admiral Hugh ladnma (above), A suddvn lllncu sent Dowsgst Queen Marie of Rumania to bed . J r , IV, af New York. gokuo—similar to tho Japa­ The arm shown on tin- churl retired naval offleer of Waaklng- _____ B. fnllcr, X0, of Mobile. In Bucharest and physicians finally diagnosed th* ailment as nese-inspired state of Mantea, has keen appelated one of A la, aad Don Alfred Cetrulo, SO, Influrnta. Official* denied reports ‘Hat she h*d been poisoned. The begins el Sanford Avenue nod chuukuo. the official reproaeatatlvaa of a only ■lightly queen Is shown with one of her favonle pels. (Associated Pres* run* east to San Juan Avenue In Irnglh. In breadth, the section the United Statee at the coro Wholly unconfirmed reports bruletd gad did net require hosPhoto) _____________________________ ,______ runs north end south between tloa of King George VI of Great said Irregular troop* of th* re­ Ijikeahore Boulevard and Kir*t Britain Mag IX. (Am eclated A t Memorial Hospital her* bellious Mongol Prince Tch Wang Street. Free* photo) bail established • new tint* with phyalciaaa aald Hagvnbuch end Convictrd of beating hla sick Beginning a t the west end, Mr. Frnfeuoer Kensy appeared ‘he wife at their home In Cumber­ the assistance of Japancao ad­ Flynt hss plannr,| an open-ait ■ariagaly hart, although all (iillicrt Crabtree viser and military men. nualltorium which be wtiuld lo­ land. Mil., Htytling advices caused Knl■offered renrumloav ef the brain. (above), WI'A winker, waa sen­ cale at First Street and Cross trail political circle* to aretho with Hageabnch, who anttsrtd a de­ tenced tu receive 10 lushes al the Avnme Ju*t to the north of uncertainty over the futuro of nil af the ahull, 1 the stage he ahuws severnl shnf hands of Hheriff (icnrgr K, Kemp Xorih China, many seeing a ■it Lprobably will ha operated on to­ fills,tint courts still a bowling and serve W1 days In Jail, (Aa- threat of possible war betwooa day, limy raid. sin-luted I’ress I'hotu) court. Japan and china. received sev­ I'rogrrasing In the rnst, one Adding In tho danger waa Ik* e r a l severs sealp la s e rs i find* a spaciou, lawn which > *w fact, Mongol* hero said, that • I fractured riba. I'rlnre 1«h'* going over lo Japa­ Hi* aknO apparently was not John Walkrr, whke, was IrnuM “/ ‘to .’ ,1"“ n 'te ^ l« ‘'. T I nese had coat Mm was f raved, Im-kla lafhMMW - ^ 1 j . to Municipal Court yeuteniay J of ,h# p-rk' ,U crn ,rr l" »* * with hit people to aueh an oa* J ' ' charge of being drunk sml dis-. „ w|th K, „ t 8tr„ , lent that the establishment labliahment of a . 1■ 'J escaped with deep orderly bin foun.1 two more ell.-j AllM , ^ x ,h(. g— been _ i U ’ 'K f , --------' * **Y*!.'v would,i h*-.e scalp lacerations end conruafaiMn^TFPIfTefi againat hi« naniRf ^ » 5 # • ■ \ . .... * nr«» several Irnnia court*, siblc only under rornyutsion, . before Judge tran k Miller call'd• .. . . , , . The Salvation Army Ratlneae *toa sad appear ed the |re*t dan. . I A public swimming im>o| h luitl gereusly hart af dm three. District Canvass was launched All w en ceaselous lest night V jk o r received • fin. of *10 ‘,ut ‘J- r- n’ of the today by aa oalbaslaaUc and op­ and rest lag “fairly” well, the hos­ or n scntvnre of 20 days for tho i lor . ..... ™ 'park whrn- t haiunnn ' Hi reel. To timistic group of captains aad pital said. ->>•— When an offkcr ' i* 1 r t Ucntcnasta who were moots Cetrulo aad Ida two teammate* Judge Jae. 0. aharon, gcaeral who were not hart, visibly shaken chairman of the campelgn. at a by the tragedy, reglat.rvd at the W i l l O k e l l P r o j e c t ' o r 10 day*. Th* pri«oner seemvd * ,7 ‘, ,k " ro,,rl“Kick-off Itreakfaat“ In the Val­ Klchssond Yoeag Men's Chrl-tlsn hi* u Ni-nrly 40 Hanford Hoy Hcnu'.s des Hotel tble mornlag. Association, ta await advice from .'lio n resulted In third charge of -'‘"mondlmll cour from three Hsnfonl troops were Four ohuruction light poll* wot* At Inkevlew Avenue another advanced last iii*:lit in a quarterly Fred R. WUeon, chairman of school authorities. Finns to pros* for **r‘F f0 tnniempt of court for which hs being set unlay on th* aoutfc ilda the Business District Cnaraaa grcsslonal action on rovlval WM flnwl , nohfr ^ or , Ifmrnc« lawn la proposed lo spun the Court of Ifonor held in the Jun­ of .Municipal Airport ami City i n , complete depth of the pink, lie- ior High Hch«ol. urged kla awn to put forth their Uto Florida Ship Canal were »*•. 0f | q d*y,. ployeea pushed necessary Jmboot efforts la Ula worthy cause. rented yesterday in Washington I Sorry Htrbbin*, negro, wa* a«- tween this layout of grins nnd Judge Jnmi-.t (i. Sharon, who provmeni* f»r a Depart meat o f Herman J. Lshmaa, chairman by spon*or* of the project. ^| >r**ed a $.18 fine or remanded 10 Han Juan Avenue I, a children's presided, preenn-d Troop Five I Com menu final—bu«' rouilnw _ of the Advisory Hoard of the Sal­ Congrrusmnn Smith. Democn’- j , || far 70 ,|*y, na an allegation playground. with its llt.17 chaiicr nnd member-1 provnl. Throughout the whole „f the vation Army In gcmtaole County, of Wa»hlngton. told reporten 0f poosea-ing a lottery ticket. A shi|i cards. j Aviation Commlttreman Volfa spoke In behalf of the organist, •w Sunday that ho “expeetod ‘ha similar aemenre k m handed Mag- projected park. Mr. Flynt has A(tout 00 hoy* and .10 parent* Williams said landing field hardotted his map with Urge shade tloa, owl praised He mlfeacrtHoms Commilten on lltotra *"• *|a White, colored, rharged with attended. Scout officials present rowing and rolling operations trees, shrubbery and flowers. All included II. J. Ilagcdorn, execu- were half complete tcalay. ftclag leaders. Also bo urged the Harbors to approve the canal ar.d operating a disorderly house, campaign workers lo give of recommend It to tho House.” | A 110 bund wa* e<ireatcd by J. of these natural assets to bs-uuly live from Orlando, and C. Ilus<rll Mr. Williams also reported th# their time and energy la far Smith, a member of the Con- S. McDonald, white, on a drunk are set down in rxrellcnt geo­ Mn*on, H. J, N n and Arthur receipt of severs) rnmmunleatlonB Seaferd Kiwoaiaas will assem­ metrical pattern. tkerlag Ike enterprise. ll>dinn, nil of Sanford. • front Wn-hington within the pass mlttee, added: ' snneas charge, and a similar all* Jadge gbnron spoke of Ike con- ble at IXilk P. M. tomorrow In the “ Opposition In the project nt gallon against T. II. Warren, alto Advancements in Troop Fivo few days n-klng tho progress ot Veldes Hotel fug a rrgular week were ns follows: airport Improvement. the last session of Congee « whits, rvsulir.1 In a suspended ly brae bean meeting. IOss II i m * rao* T a il Second l lass—Mike Suits, WalWhen certain requirement* Bt was based chiefly on tho fa,It o r Turner, Hold y Hliraffer and the fieM have been met, regnfag Wednesday** tides, Tidal Station, ■hat It had not received th* ap­ ShrrwiHMl Jacob-wi. airmail service Is slated to bognl Oceaa Fter, Daytona Beach: low, proval of the army engineers it Firot Class —Hill llr.uinn, Du'ib here. » :» A. M. and 1:54 P. M.; high, a formal rivers and harbor* Epps, Philip Kronen, Crorge Kies, ----— • report. 11(47 A. M. Jimmie Shoemaker, Kirby Fite, _ . “Since that time a special board A New korker wlater lag in Damage amounting to about JI0 r Hob Hickson, Frnnk I.. Woodruff, R f l l l i n n i P n t V t l l l l f w l Haaford told the Chamber ol Hanford Lions will meet at 7 ' of army engineers has completed resulted early last night when auJohn Adams. Dickey llrown, T. J. T < 1 1 1 1 ^0 Commerce today 'that be was o'clock n n otvt w night In lb* Vsl*! » *tui|y of the project and In* tomobiles driven by Cm ly Dunparticularly surprised 10 find dot Howl for B regular business made a highly commendatory City Woetharmaa O. P. Psstea ran, ('ity fireman, and C. I). Ill-h­ klawelf In the world'* celery session, Hstrin gy Clarence Ad- Port. reported today that AS tack Merit badge* nwanleil: fewer and yet waa seldom The statement of the congress­ op. Jr.. 1018 Magnolia Avenue, saw aaaonacad today. rata fell ysstsrday afternooa Atitomot lling: I, e l t o y Cooper, able 1to get rclcry in any pub­ man indicated that (he report collided at Tenth Street and Pal­ the comparatively short period Dickey fltown, Eugene Harrison, _ . , , , lic r wait lull meat unlew* it special program ta plarmnl^'already had been ntaile availdd* metto Avenue. of about M or M mtoatos. Ernes. S o u ihwur.l, William / 'pfhn,cl»n’ ,'•»» R'1* Th.ato* Police said a slick street sur­ waa ”sperlf(rally ordered.” for tonight's misting of Masonic to him, and that engineers have Drala (aclUtlea oa all alreeta (loetseh. Hob Hickson. Frank '?<Uy w!'ru ,n,,“ll'"K ne* The Chamber rallied imme­ Ledge No. M which convenes at. proposed the canal work be re- face, caused by the heavy rain, were Used to capacity, aad vir wa* the cause of (ho accident. Woodruff, Jimmie Shoemakrr and l'.',1" ' ,,Ui|’m"n' m0rr ,h« diately 110 mimeograpb a (track sumeil. i o'clock la iko Masonic Hall. teal tomato of water cooread (C eallauM « • Pan* T * , | I Non* of the participant* wa* in­ of letter* addressed to all pub­ Congressman Mansfield, Dcmn ----- — -----{ The projectors, knywn a* Supof down many of the aula Unrjured and no arrests were made. lic dtalag unit*, urging that tr*ollaeeO Oa !*■*• V e t ) Tho wonthor—Fklr, colder In *«• Simplex, are the latc<t developmsM ouahfstos. celery not only he werv.d trams south portion, with light to in the motion |).-turo>lniluatry and Bo driving was Ik* daleg* that henry with every meal, but that It from in extreme north., scatare being adopted In the nation’s maay nutomebllee. staadlag to he made an object of table terad light from la coldest places leading theaters. the opes, were “drowned out." decoration. Intorloo of cotnral portion tonight; New projector lights also WOVB Mr. Fasten repertad Tow ta: “There ar* maay delirious Wodnaaday fair with rising ternbeing placed ready for use. permtare fog the past ft hoars, wajra af preparing celery," poratnrsn. Kwisbis Nonhwest A technician explainer! that tkB A "radio” progrum comprising undtag at • A M. today, aa be­ •he bulletin read, "other than Florida—fair, frost and frvviing on "lieThe (iflltlal family of the Pint ■peak Wende»daynight new Super Simplex I* designed M HI act* will bo pre*ented by atuta* tl. High was Td. oalag It aa a raw fond. We temp*ransra wkk Xg la Interior snd Methodist Church will open a se­ ■possibility of Ihe taymsn ot ilcni* of .Seminole High Srhool In produce a letter Imago on thk ar* sore your guests /would SX to M an toast tonight. Wednes­ ries of lenlen aervlre* tonight bis church.” the auditorium tomorrow morning screen. He pointed out that lbs enjoy k." day fair, slowly rising tomperature. St 1:00 o’clock, tin, |(ev. A. II. Thursday night Hu t'hurrh at 10 o'clock ai the weekly chapol “shutters” which cut the light and School will direct a program Cole, pastor, announced today. program. Prof. (J. E. McKay, give th# sffeet of motion are plmrod behind th* film In the new doviM principal, announced today. Tb« first service will tm lu promising to be one of Ihe bigwhereat the old machines’ shuttorf The program: the hands of Itulw-n Mason, gaol nights In the series. Th# Young People'# depart­ Diiet, Joan Aziarcllo an I Edith were In front of the fllns. chairman of the Hoard of BlawSingletary; reading, Nancy Roaarda. Mr, hluoon ha* Indicated ment will have charge nt the seller; vocal, Voile Williams, Jr.; that Ihla service will b* In the program Friday algbl with an al Itadaaco of over 6th at their Twenty-throo A benefit showing of th* film, violin, Daphne Takaeh; vocal, Ma­ of the form of n testimonial. Sanford Wa '■ Ctrrt* nrov* Along with (lu “esperlenr* regular Banday night services, “A Midsummer's Night Dream,' rion Aiken; dance Marjorie Cog- IS TS SI ha tho department Is challenging is scheduled Friday at the Princess burn; accordian number, Wllliom IS ■ a p e rl.it telling,” special talk* will Tt SI IT t« ss Memorial aorvts s fa Ik* Umatilla mado by tor*. Osoig* McCrurn the other departments of tho Thrater untier the auspices of tho Stlch. JS TO ST Trombone solo, Lewi* Wright; I __ Primary Teachers' Association. Lodge fo r B Bor oosH fra te rn ity and I’rnf. It. R Kipp, also of- Church. IS SS piano number, John Hamrick; On Sunday Mar. II. Ihe Itev 1 __ m em ber to th a t CWy. ■1 Proceeds from tho venture wil^ . «# ficisU of the Church Board. I so Burnett 41 Tuesday night the women of Cole baptlied infants of tho be used in sending a delegate to harmonica duet, Thomas On* M tho ontotongtag phase* « — Tl IS the AsKO-iation ronventlon to bo and Eugene Tippiiu; vocal, An- & __ of Ik* reramanlto waa tk« pres the church will havo charge of Church nl Ihe morning service. TS __ Daring Ihe weeh of Mar. 1»- held In Texas in tho near future. | gua Harriet; iMnce, Doris Jack ■ eolation of the garfaM drill by the program. Mrs. K. II. Laser s Two Mickey Moua* comedies a rt son; piano, Eliiabrth Whittington; * 1Mb. night serf Ices will b« held Hu taoford drove's drfll tonm. as will supervise. I* Tl The ontoaixtog tddraso was The Men's Club hat engaged the by n number of visiting mla- on the bilL Th* movl* will run eon- piano duet. Mildred Hodges and II TS TS dettverod hy Mrs. Ymsdn famsn aervlre of l>r. Kelly, ■ retired lators sad on Bundar night Mar. tlnuou* from 2 P. M. to I I P. M., Ijrnora Whiddon; dance, Clayda TT of Stock*, MelhtidUt minister spending Ihe II, msgtoon wll bo rscelred laid according to on announcement by Forguson; vocal, Mario Eliae Ad ■t Its sponsors, sms. 4S T« ftoo. inlnter In Bastard, and b* will Ik* chunk. E n t e r s Court With One Charge-Leaves With 3 Army Breakfast Marks Opening Of Fa ad Drive turn a m t c * a^ any atkpr psspsrty la Ike a t Ike particular Tfce collectar aald ke paled a Uet-miaate reek to rattla antelaadlat tan Mila before they NUMBER 1*4 MongolH ordes B reak O ff Relations With RICHMOND, V a, Mar. ! « - im - T v e SaiUno CeOege . t v deeta were hilled aad twe othwa aad a pw f s iis i eerteaelr In­ la n d near h e n ytelertlay when a targe eedan eerryln* the undrfcaled fencing team to achsd■led maichea wkh a northern ■cheat, ■nerved from the rain■wept Ulchm—d-M oreborg high­ way, srnal sd Into a telephone Delnqiencfct Begin In April * >• b te b lb M la 19M Seminole County Tw* Rollins Pflty* $ 170,611 Oh Jolly Boys 1936 A*8e*Mment^lt. OHisdosi, New Jer­ CnronaUoi Erysjt Mart Fnrfte Aal Yt n toMw H m Similar Ana la AaMrtea > BAN70RD, FLORIDA, TU PPA Y. MARCH U , 1M7 J la k i a * Retorts U Pnrcnii Of T o t a l f W T o a r C ilic t m I Ir MM-March rZr^' Lottery Ticket Pogaewion Charge Draws Fine By Judge Miller; Disorderly House Operator Feels Wrath C aul S o p Will Pres»^«we For ‘Big Ditch’ fectede C a p t a i n s Say In R e p o r t s p o r i t e n ! ... Congressman A ^ r t s , 0 ^ 1 . w . ...... Ihr norlhCMl of lh(. .... nre Belief That House (l^ \uTpld on another 3 ; 'r"n! ;cour!"' "7 Will Uken x rojeci th, ^di,ton .n,i *c| r'jrU",r, ,h* ,;a“ "h"w" • a Court Of Honor Advances Local Scout Members 9 0 Youngsters A ttend S e s s i o n At Junior High School ._ Obstruction Light P o l l s Are Placed At L o c a l Airport CUT NEWS BRIEFS Fireman Involved In Vehicle Crash Paxton Rcporta .82 Inch Of Rate I City Monday New Yorker Says Celery Not Found In Dining IlouneH \$ :;'1'Ju«Tcnh,t »n,‘ kAt ^2*500 P l a c e d Hi Ritz T h e a t e r High School Bill* Program At Chapel With Sixteen Actti Methodist Church Lenten Services Open Tonight;. Program Announced Lawton Explain* V a c a t i o n Is Not Woodawa’s Circle E n t e r Holiday* Grove Participate* la Special R i t e s I*rimary TeacherH S t a t e Benefit For Delegated Expense J LOCAL WEATHER' IS li | � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 15, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 15, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a34b0e11719efbe0b7c77772708aeff0.pdf f5c6e1f9039383506071d25b17b9ef56 PDF Text Text peedy Event Equals Track •co rd in Winning Feature New Fanrite h Featai«_Tgaifbt O v e r 1 Rnwen, Jom Medwlcka, Hank tirtrnborgi, or lik e Roaoraa art , likely fa make overnight Jumpi ' from ito Texaa league to ito biglime tbit meaeon. . It’s , definltily an o ff year for 1 a league that toe toe* aaa of TH IR D — FillurHr: lime. :1» ito mom protective of Hivory.M Ml*e. Mark IL0S Id a Only one o f a lean trap of grad­ P l a n t H i f f k O f T a m p a nilleknle'e Luck t « P is Hnle ualee ihrtaieua la make hla name A s T ou rn am en t a box acare llxtoro in ito Amer­ ican league—George (Rlrdie)lebIs S e e d e d A a betix, huailln* catcher off ihu Beaumont farm. { Trbbeltn yoee lo Detroit, ami carries with him a IBM hailing avtrage .of .293, a rifling aviu, eptrd, brain# and youth. He |ctotkrd In at tto Bengal ciaip , ai the dose of ito T ita a league eraenn ami made a hit with Man­ ager Mickey Cochtane, who ought lo kgow hln ratetora. Two plirtora are going up from Iksumoni, onr of iho moot fertile o f all minor league farms. |*il McUughlln, a /peed merchant . with not mo mech ronirol, anl George Gill, who won IB, lout 10 im l tod an sained, run average of 2.1)7 wlh,n icvinih-aJprr club. Five Moukmn Buffn have been soil up the rlvrr hoi only two have major |r«f*i» ' pOAilbillilee, Jrcovdln*'in' vVneran' nmnefer.t. ^•ra Hnillh. Ih tf"y rr’« Huff Irtaim* I grr, a' rrkDy but aging fltegvv who won Id aril lodr n t laktiumi mcr, heeitd ihd trid gold* lo tto lAUIk Card*. Johnny 1Htxo,'k h''kvy hlitlng yrtungiter," not. fplhe ilpe' for mnjur Irngub hall; ami ItrrMb Mixlre, • Irfl-hnnddl pitch­ , . Edwin Benedict, anu hyr of , ito er, ulen go lo the C in te .""' • ' yotngatrra attending kha bastUll *khool here, klm#*l up by Joo iiiadk'DrtiuKlit Ho FngTo to play In organlaed ranks ihlx aewaon, hl’cH-hlknd all ^ 'to Ifandy Tb la g About way ilown to hero from Cedar Many FoHta I.Ut« llapida, Iowa, going to 8t. lamia first before hendlng direct y iewn hire. . . . Ho mnda It down In four and one-hnlf da/*i thumbing time . . . Ed le yenra o f age, weighs IM xml l» five, nine and ona-hxlf In toi«h-. . , . I’luytng third bane, he wax of x member of the University ____ Iowa team for a full season xml played for three yvarn In Iho Imliiktrlal league back home. . • WUh a bat.’.lng average of JH7, ha wa* rlumen ae a member of ’ ho all-itate semi-pro team in 19.15 when ho played for the Water no Cardinal* near hi* home ground*. . . . I f * hla firs*, at­ tempt lo break Into oiganlxed ball. First Impression* . . . Clark Griffith, preiy pf the Washing­ ton Kvna’.ors. , . . Quirt. . . a In Sandwich Shop, IIP 1-2 San­ thinker . . . toy* little but whrn ford Avenue. he does, ll mesne something. , . . IIAVH YOUIl Wstrh repaired by Eyes that *e<m *.0 eao little but diio who n-ully know* how. It)— Flow ers and P to a U . ye‘. take In everything . . . Im­ Ill till;*, Jnw ulcr, Mugmdte Ave. Foil HAI.K: Worid-baalaf pepper presses us a* the type of man pteul*. I l l Chapman Arenas. whom the mnvlcs Iry'^ o tmulsts MEN I GET VIGOR AT ONCE! In casting their versions of smart NEW Oairex Tonlo Tablets con­ S ta te F lo o r Tou rn ey Is Under Way A t Gainesville Mlf*. la R a te d A s Begins; E u s t i s W S M a td C la ssified Advertisements tain raw uvtior liivigoraiv* and other Mlmiliania. One doso pep* up urgai.s, g'nnds. If n<M delighted, maker refund, few ctnl* nald. Cull, write MclUynold* Drug Com­ pany. T h ir d F a v o r ite H ig h B est M c L a u lb i, IU FOR MALE: Ttoroughbrvu groat ItEWAIII) W ild, bo given for reDane pupa. R, J. Palmer, 914 ’ lorn nf lllt-yrlo taken from H o 111 li a I d o Primary Hehoul Mynls Avenua. HI'ltlNO la alnoat tor*-Palnt up with Uotlar A Oay’a Quality products. BUatey-Rogvra HardRKUUILT 2-ten Dodge truck wars Compoay. with celery boily, ready ta BsvtsK Pries, 2750. Rebuilt Clmv. EI.W-rRIcTirrHIOIMATORH Meveral (lood Used Hours— volet track, rrUry body, BI25 1a>w aad Coavsateal Reel A ttens. Used Car Dvalsrs, Priced Terms-Ben tksm at IIIU ifxrdSOI W. 1st Bt. t Hnlkrrln* i i m i m r m v n that In purtuaocs la Ite f ma f wbU M B w Tm M M m . A . O k m t Mr. J. r . la. . a i . .-a - m n J n . v*** ' Mu , .... _ _ • l M M to *■ •***, ,"\ *. i I mmm iha flmt kUaasd I IBP IBB n B > " M " > plana la December of nn p wtri. ’ * . _ fm M I * »»• T.T M t o lO . B . S i t . tto u m b m . Bi b b m gniming nonuaanew w ww»- ^ ^ n.t«h Piny. Cn ah Wrti* ! ! '” Traffic ' re* Ibfer. l-*nne'a l-rldefilrclor. ■ny s.iclal laotea aa y perform* J Z Z C . T t " " ' ' IMCK-rufUHIV: • »fy,.| an.-a ne%i Wadnsari^y morntag aad lint* nf I miic l>'inli|el_lilark Fn* vorlie. VVrfret !••»». Illrrk nleeer. you u .11 touefk by »a d-teg. rV .*• X'” ! rr (>r*tu| M” t"*- Joifan J. Del* ■ml.i, M,.|* r ‘ " * l^ “ C'liritTIt IM l-K -t.tA mile; All Anlee. All rniotnn. HrIlHe. Pn» m*bnn, l»in». A — I f you will * o back M tto ‘"•f IMtrh. Famla Itnrlleg, fllnrlfiv T t i tlACK—-*-11 mile: Porte -Iillol. Ann iVetr-.~i« If eon w° ! k* m U I | M r f T mfMm m A - T t o r e la a lacer that te tween tto mail ton and tto wall of ito place wtorB you live; ibie letter was placed on tap af ibis' box and tllppad behind this mall receptacle. Look aad you will bt surprised, Q—Caa you AiaM am aayiblug rbouv tto Heath C anton peeper* iy r Mr. P. » . . | " fr" M tor BasHaola County In B canal a onaaa tsar.ln paodlaa « karat a JOHN I'. DHOMteT. an Admlala. Imtar al Iba Karats of CHAHLUI JK.NIH'II. la tka Complainant and *• It- KLDRlDUte and C A L U K k U . i i II x u :. hip wlf#, and h a h h r CL'LUHKTil lalao know a aa M Cplkralb) and D O b L I I CUfcUKKTII. hla wlfa. at oL m . dafandaata. I. It. M. WATBOH, aa Ppaclal Master la Chaacsry In paid Coart. by aald (Inal daafad ap> pot atad, ahall offer t e apla and pall at pnklla notary la t E kink* aat p a t beat blddar far task, b». for# ,n . front door of tka Court* konaa In Hanford. Bamlaale i-.-unIp. Florida, between tka Irnal knnrn of aala on Monday th» 1rh dap anf Aprll.;aA. p - jmt . •* _ *aMa balsa • tnla dap pf this i-onrt. Ika following V a r r l M property situate. la Baminoip ***insty, Flosttte -B-wIti FaplpptiB at tka Bantkaa.f . araar of the Northeast <iaar> lar IN K U ) of tka NartkVaat j H: ? Towni*lp . Aateeb. r u non. w lent, n a tkpoep greet It.U tnelna, ‘ heaae Nnrtk I t rhalne la Ika Rarlk Una of aald Marfkratt ifunrtar af aald tforlkweef noarter, thenre Kaat i l l l rkalna (hence Sunlh la ■he point nt heplneleg. eonUlnlng I I nrren morn or lena lb# feme IP be nold fo ealtefy tnIJ trrreef 4 II. M. WATdON, J & «* ; SIN NETT, w jRNacii, a _ , , itton t0 aak n. Atlnrner for the romplnlnant. « *»r “ T In " in v a n r a ft e r o r TOM f o r k to _ i i« ii. •t0 sinnett jtiM iK . a r u i v o i .B rw rarx, u —aui m n i o r r u m iM . IN til. TIIM K H T A T te OF _ _ _ _ _ _ O il A It L ira N. IIAMFTUN. De- A fc b a m a R cp cm U eU ‘ i S t a r t M a c h in e r y T o u« B lS a iK G R A lt, Mar. li* —W J S 2 2 S « County tilectlon |Lk*r<la BMC todlV tO lillt Itffll — r ending 22 yoarx r f . t „ Mmtt prohibition, 24 counties In the wrt eohimBi^ on a vlvtuilly complm» ‘ fficlA tabulation of Wrdnce. . , |M1| option election, vo* peallew bopH »Hgb« ctoagM ta oua or two other* of ito borderllJW would add to ito M**... Returns gav. for repeal B5.740; FINAL V O V llW JI Rut Ice is haiebr glewii that A a arnlcrelaaeU will, nn the Kn4 dar a ( Aarll. A. I). HIT. preeeal la lb# lloneranta Cnanie- l a l l e af Memlaule Counlf. Kiorlfle, ble ftnal return, accnanl and voucher, ae Ailmlnlelnttsr of Iba Delate of i:HAIU.FJI N. UA M ITO N. deeeaeed. an.1 at eelil time, then aat. there, make mipllrnllnn In Ibe eelil Jiets* f»r a final eettlemeat of hla admlnlelrallnn nf enld eelale. and (nr in nrlcr illecharglna him ae curb Admlnlelrntnr. Hal.il Ihle Ibe lllk dar of Feb. ruarr. A. D .^ lllT . , , , , ,,RMAM. Ae A d m l n l e l r a l e r of the F. s l a t e af CIIAKI.RN N. IIAMITON. Deeeaeed. TONIGHT ONLY Gatv«d and SUm 8 IN N E P F H F R E E Q U io n O N C O U PO N iHU'm rW y'^'Tto'Sa^rd'W .ruW . M : A D O O 'O k o m o 1^-* *•'** toB. darteg. hla ntoBteg tofB... T to dumlteto -r J ^ I - n a . e r e d will to selected |ia:ifbnll mogtila. Wirt H*mmnnr I" *'•' column “ Jiat llatucrn lit Fans" appearIng daily In* lim ChaVanooga Timer, a'ate* T.eilnc.Ly lhat Iho Mayfair llnlel wa» ‘ one of the flntei In ‘.ho Hta'r of KlurIda.” . . , A lio raid thia—•’About forty mllce Irom l ' i rout, thia fair II*. lo city, lla cl hhotno no longer leikin:*, la lici|n-!;ril wi»h Imhiiuta of prve'lng wltirh hit you In Iho face aa ymi drive in. S retchril ncrii'.i l^e I ’ r.-rt, (hi-/ cry out: ‘Welcome Joo Knw' »nd Ilia I^Mikuit itchool' ” . . . I’anlun, t-a, Wirt, Wo can’t verify y °ur l•*atpmr|tt nlmiit lh,. rlulihn « ' vno longer leaking elnc.t the old atriirture la nmnmr n her ihinga, yaase. . . Ami the new one, jml riimpli’ rd, hian’l begun to leak yet. . . Or hna It? . . . Ennyhoo, Wirt ynu’il find Iha pro* hog loaded with convenlro*. arcintmo. ilaiione which will enabi,, you to wire your irpnrtn {n witlmu: go­ ing do any troublo . . . 8crio- »'y Wirt, we hnpr yo 1 and the whole gang enjoy your stay in o r elty and Iha*. like the bail park and Iha c ubhou*e. the rrla'ionship between the Sanford club official* anil the ('hitVanmien and Washington rnilerarire al«o iniprove as llmr goo. by. > 1 y !-:,l w .ftp ifr m .h r H *r*R .y .w . NAMB w f . to — qUESTION B. L. Perkins TOMORROW P L A Y — P L A Y S-C-R-E-E-N-0 lat And Frvnch W here Hbtv Ic* Conteta” E L G IN U K U E N BU IX)VA S i*£ C *A L P B IC K 8 ONH REBUILT Maying Wash lag Macklaa. Randall Electric Co. C ou rse srjtrtrsi ztjsz Wrbt Watches FOR KENT: Garago apart mem 112 Wear Jih Mi. W ANTED: Kapsrisncsd filling •am Inn operator to m snags aiaHon Musi bo real producer. No capital required. A dd n a p torn X c-o Herald. U " M B B »MM»H|,I Bad . ... . . , M M m JTM M Junt _ inm laai in M wBI cowtaiM l * Im fw ran n a n al a n m im I M l ■BfTtBgB h t Ability, bn heavily backed with N r orunna and Chance Charlie olio rountnl upon to finish In the moni'jr. Nald i |.urk le the choice In •he Unit win, ybui, pjay Md Oalqulrl the favored dally double « mhlne.Had Anlce in the fourth. Ann Wrlrnme la Ito ftflk. Nlv.i t'hlllpe In the alxtk. Speedy Jamen In the frrrnth, Mila Alrne in the eighth and Dutch I Inner in iht (until ar* butt elections. T O N IO H fB INTRICB Mto. m t i m nu » , Z 'n * 'te i IlnWa * r r i.it . a drtvte. rrhnrrhlll. Htlvrr ftream T»rr d ■BCOWh IUCB—i. ie m 'l." |K|rel foiea. It may to flahte*. to min*. " " i\m .Lr " ' I . l - . n h l o w w i l c Pm . tho-.'vf-.ir.phy, golf, ti.vihi.ig is got - HKi'nNIi—3.|e 8— Help Wanted lu i C o m p e te ff-1 6 n o t ic e is under nod M m u l l rinH Uerras ml Fa m m . T UpToTheMajon From Hie Minors wara Company. T o —._ I n r« and Oruar lor sals, mm4m and I aniarad wa Ik* > U day mi Fts■ S i I M M M l la ■ » . roar y. A. U. UIT. In a ad by tka I. - a — m m V circuit C a n a • ( lk « Nlstk Jm~ w a r Mtes | o e ia i c u m i mt Florida ia and Ttatiiip teptorti S la t e d S m i t e * fiat to tato aa party ■**■ to d , 8 partly Etrant pit tto pa** *0 t » „ tto way to win ito featured fp. JJZ’J ' tartly lint night Bt ito Loagwood Our F iraeli of iha tonford-Orteada ..... K «t»r| Club with Li x i la Tactician placing pad O rn m l Sahara tab* oaarh log thnw money. jOlaa I Ko tickets warn told M tto Nrjn d a llf double combine, Senior Of* flser Dix and Mlta Mark, result* ing In aplit pay-offs, T t e r r ll— ».| » mile: time, ill Tto track record for tto fnrarf y dims nee waa rqualto by ito win* s r e r n e o . IM « : ; •er of iha feature event. Speedy ’ /• firm t, Kvrnt, who roomled the courae in :2B flat. Reiulta lift nlghtt t .k Non lor Htflrer fill Indlnn n t fre r k e llr n Frleml . ■W ■ ^ 1 H ptbI I mmd * a Slanptt, tka WBi N e w A n r a y O f H o u n d s t o t a l Up ■KM BIXTH—Fplnrltpj lima. tip. •» atanwnt T.ll 4.IP : Rad Bantlnal II.IP k w i i . r i i.tn v ntairp ITeoatt Faatl _ FlllAT— H tulle-; time. .!|L f"P M s A a Lie L’ *""* . x.s# i.ee Rrulrhman f.te I t o mtmmrj tm jro« J e w e le r Park A m NICK’S L iq u o r B a r g m in s S to re set E. M Bl. R e c o n d itio n e d Th# Beat la Radios UQUOIaS GINS WINES W H IS K IE S A L S O UNDER COVIR MAh H o fm a n n hasp t i t E le c tr ic S e r v ic e 2BB Mstasis Is there an) thins - In Iks claims uf superlurliy we Osaka Is behalf nf uar lisa.- If tbara le, spu Inaa by s a l lesrslsg Ika Irslb far yusrsalf. All wa ess da la r-salnd f a s that asra Is a I U . that does mars, asd ■Ales SMira lur Ikuaa wba u*a H. It will du lbs aaasa fur f s a �.-.' i -/.n.. v • ■ ■ • * *• ; • ... - > . . . . . ,»-,.. •* . ' J{ , * . •• , ------------rr.---- -— •- d k ^attforfr ISferotfi n O r A tfwf c f M . Hlffcwiy j«< bm » » ■ ■ mm i • A5 IlfDCPENDCNT DAILY NEWSPAPER Leader To O f f e r Shift la Rooae-j vel t’e P r o g r a m u^ & T / w * M W a l < & « t Are Set By Thoms yen Meet In Lone C o a r t Arguments Band Entertains 1,000 Spectators Seminole, B r e v a r d Counties In cl ad* ed In G r o u p *6* Motor Heads Demand & E r i e t i o n O f Sit Florida'* Ninth Judicial Circuit " Downers In Plants « a i divided Into three diviilona D E T R O IT , M ir . 13.— ( A P ) — Circuit Judfe Allan Camp­ bell today deferred until Monday morning h i* dcelann o f a petition o f the Chrysler Corporation fo r an injunc­ tion ordering sit-down strik­ ers t o evacuate the Corpora­ tion’ s plants. T h e Court announced postponement after several hour* •f argument by ittormy* for the ' U*lr»d Automobile Worker* of Anerlca and a brief response by ( Hn Corporation counsel. More than 1,000 penoru , malaed In the corridor of the Wayne County Court building, where the hearing waa held, until Ike jude*’* announcement tru yesterday and Juriit* iiaigned to each, according to the order* of the clreuit Judge* which were on file today in the Court Houae. DlvDIon '‘A" la to eomprUe Or­ ange County and Oeceola County which are to be under the juris­ diction of Judge Frank A. Smith of Orlundo. DivMon "B " will be composed of Seminole County and Breva-d County with Judge Millard B. Smith of Tltuiville assigned to the bench. Judge Elwyn C. Thoma* of Ft. Fierce le to prtilde In Division **C” wihch Include* the countl.'* of Indian River, Manln, Okeecho­ bee and St. Lucie. Judge Thoma* signed the fol­ lowing order: "The judge* sitting in the re ■pective /divisions shall * conduct the hearing* and the trial of causes in term and In vacation In their respective division*, and shall not entertain A sr* or matter* from another division except upon Inti- Charged with being Intoxicated during Jury d* liberation in the Helen WUIa Love murder case at Los Angeles, Jurywoman Mary E. Plettner (above) waa sentenced to five days In Jail and fined ||00 for contempt of court, (Associated Ptess Photo) , Commission ‘W ders Phone Rate ;’C5nt To 15 C e n t s ' !^fhe HorWa Railroad Commliefon ytnerJay successfully compitied a program planned here three week* ago In the Mayfair Motel when It ordered telephone eompenle* to reduce to IS ecru* the estra charge made for hand­ le* telephone* If a aultacriber ha* need the aervlce aervlce 24 conaeeutive month*. May 0 waa the date eatabli*h-d for the order to become effective. Extra charge* of 2S cent* per month for hand-att phone* were allowed by the Cominiaalon Dec. 22, li)33. The new order reduce* thia. O M T O '}1 WASHINGTON. Mar. 13. —(*>j — Senate? Pittman, Nevada Dem-. eerat, today pgapieed the sugg*at-i ed Ineran In alae of the Supreme1 Court to U member* bo uncoadl- 1 ttonal anil p*rma*nt. He D * member of the Judiciary Commit­ tee and support* the President’* Court reform plan. Hls proposal, the first from an Administration leader for a change in the President’s bill, would enlarge the tribunal to lb member* evea If Jusikr* past 70 suggested the Increase from nine to IS only If justices past TO do year* otd retire. Tho President not retire. Help Reported y nine men as tnmniuniiy commit. teemen who will n«*i*t in the ad­ ministration of i he 15117 Federal Suit Con-evrs:!. n P»oqntni In the Sattforl Hiorict, H.iyj Symet was seleciel n* chairmnnj K. J. Meyer* n* vire-chnirman and Gu* Svhmnh n* th" thlr I toetnher. (*, S. Lee wu< the choice tif the' Collection Method Substituted I n s t e a d Of Dinner Parties Revenue ___________ Shown Marked Jump Two Projects In1 County Fiuitiwd ByWPAWorkmeo Oviedo Public P a r k , i% Tree Road f\rc Written O ff Slate Canning K it chen Service O f f e r e d L o c a l Residents Sunday's tries, Ti.lsl Sla i n, i f a lubicrlber ha* not already Ocean Pier, Daymnu Beaeh: l„-.v,l Leona A. Howard, supervisor of Firit Hanford tllrl Heuuls ye* paid the 2i-c»ar charge for 24 ■he Sanford WPA canning ki'clc 3:02 A. SI. and 3:1*3 P. SI.; hn-h. month*, he may obtain the reduc' tetday pasird required teats in en«, today announced the institu 0:17 A.M. and 0:12 I*. SI. SI ». * tlew of I I renta a month when he tha Mur«e code and were ail SI nnd lion's kitchen facilities are avail­ day's tides: low. 3:.V| haa completed 24 momha of auch vuneed nnn rank under that tllr able to nil Seminole County rs.i 4:0S P. SI ; high 10:01 A. SI end Islun nf sruutlng. |„ Thorpe, local payments. 10:31 p. M. dents. Western Union manaxer, cun Persons who with to use them ducltwl the activities. are instructed to telephone 170 tr First and second class lett* 220- H. were sucres*fully neauttated hy Mr*. Howard explained that toll* Mahla Chapman, Doris kfcCall for using the kitchen* are ei'rartJoyra Steele sad (litre Chapmen rd in cither canned gim.lt or Virginia Chapman rnmph'ted rath. Tha cost is very tmitll, the The vestry of the Holy Crass (ha second class test. Jno. D. Jinking, Seminole Coun­ ik-clared. Episcopal Church today pasted a Tho girls' eiamlnutlons were The supervisor said the WPA ty tax collector, reported a* noon resolution which eulogised die liven tin (he Klh anniversary of today that 131 Sanford voters had late George A. Speer, Sr., Semi­ the tirganltallon of the tllrl oversees all canning oper-uior. and furnishes all equipment ncresiary peel poll taxes for Itl.'UJ, a charnole County pioneer, who died Inst Scouts, in rxchang* for tho minimum ter requisite to be complied with December. l.efore on* I* eligible lit lallt.i tn charge. Bet forth in the Instrument were Work may bo done on any week the special Commission vlrttion of comments on hls noteworthy rnday with the exception nf Satur­ Apr. 13. deavors and other cycles of hi* A municipal charter provi urn day. Ilf*. stipulates that this tax I* to ihThe kitchen la located o* 1021 The resolution was signed by Sen. Claude Pepper told report­ paid not less than ten days ix-f-.rii the Rev, Mania J. Brim, rector; ers in Washington yesterday that West F lm Street. actual ballotiog. J. St. Clair White, A. L. Betts. he evpected a report of engineer* Th* election is called to n-unu Michael Mtnarik, J. U Galloway, on the Florida Ship Canal to be a rommistioner to fill the ;»•*! of Ralph A. Smith, B. L. Perkins, placed berore ihe /Home Rivers Perry N. Whitehurst, resigned. L H. Connelly, 0. A. DeCotte*. and Harbors Committee Monday. Entered in the rnee ate W. A. R. A. Cornell, J. L. Ingley and 8. The senator esplainwl thit his Iwavltt, J. II. Ttuluck and A. W. O. Chase, Jr. opinion was not bated on actual Lee. The vestry named J. L. Ingley. knowledge as to tha progrv* of Ftvn deputy Internal revenue R. A. Smith nnd B. F. Whkner to engineers In framing their report collectors, who Will rereive In­ attend the Diocesan Convention la but on general information which run* tax returns, arn !<>■sled In Ortnnde la April. Alternates are had reached him. the Orlando postofllre uutldlng H. II. Coleman, W. A. Ltffler and dally until mldnlxht of M-trrh 13. C. J. Rumph. Deputy J. u Hurt. In ihargc. Holy Crons Vestry Praises Works Of Seminole Pioneer 454 Voter* Obtain Poll Tax Receipts For City Election Canal Report May Reach House Monday Deputy Collector!* In Orlando To Aid Sanford Tax Payer* Camera Will Shoot Agriculture Scene* Informed The Herald tmlay. Lost Rites Held For Il« emphasised that Mondav I* final day on which returns Mrs. John M. Gillon A government photographer the may be ftlad without stihjetllna to :5 per Funeral service* far Mr* will be In Seminole County on th« tax pa/ar to a John M. Gillon, 48, were held thit April R tn shoot picture* of ag­ rent penalty. ft ricultural Interests, C. R. Pewson, County farm agent, said to day. Deputy Hurt pointed out that all Hanford pernona dextrin* Information oa tax returns or who The photos are lo be used In wish assistance la entering a various gorern mental publlra form should nut hesitate to rail lions which are tn ba math* on hln office. arallable tn the public, according No charge la made for th« eld ■jlrea. to Mr. Dewitm. - Demoeretlc ‘’ Victory Contri’tttlions" in ficminolc County teiTay totaled |Ht>, act oriling to a final report i'iue.1 this morning l>y Sherman 1loyd, County Democrat ic chairman. In Mr. Lloyd's firit report, nr said foH hail been collected, lint following ate hitherto iinanriuuiuetl contributor*: Five dollar*—Edgar I'. Mobley, Wither L. Cooper mol Fted K Wihon. On* dollar—Alice V. Ward, I'liul W. Moore, Fred A. Dy*on, Gordon llarnrti. t'harlc* A. Wales. Mr*. E. D. M’ddey, 1..... 1lli-.l Mi. !>(.y, AV. It. Dupree, George AA'. Mcllory, ti, W Spencer, George A. iM'urie . M. .1. Ijidge, C. M. Ilun-I, )!. F. Ilou'holdor nnd II. SI. Wtits.in, Worker* who cattvined the vn. riou* precinct* colletqrd die fo l­ lowing amount*: E. D. Mobley. |23; S St. Lloyd, 117: J. U. hliaton. i l l ; Mr*. R. J. Hotly, 413; L J. Hanley, «IO; Mr t: .if It* *i i l l t h a tI a etew of r e l i e f e iirk ttt» n a l s o finished nrli vlti e S on D to Itl g Tree R o ll i t l i e r<-|t"lit* d 1u.it ti tlniri)iiubt.ir» w a * * a* tlirou.*1i t h o i swamp, lit j tho lug f t press, mid graded al­ though tin" .....I wa* not hard* surfaced Mro removed from the.,, com­ pleted timieets were Iraqsfttrred to the High Holimit AlhlHIo yield where ItoprovemeOt opera' thins are n.-HIng under wav Tile work director announced •It it t * uiiir,. lotmrers will hi pi i,c l „n the iithlctlc fl.-til Menibtv Tltev are In h». ettiplovetl tn griding the fmitlutl field and ill.imendliitl Infield Relief bead.in.r lert reported tbit nttlv "clean tip ' detail* nre (t nrO ,. i i -I O s I '. , , j T w sl SAN A tpurictly Court of Honor for four lixil Itoy Srioit troop* I* scheduled for Monday night ut 7:30 oil.-.k in tho Junior lllnli, HrhiHil, .Arthur llrunan. County Motion Unseconded, Pitchford Still Out; Bridge To Be Built Bt-t.ul eveeutlvo, said today. Crob.it.lt a stnrv of youngster* will bo evamlniil Ity u sperbtl lit aril and llioso who aro sucr*'sfu| ar.. to to. advanced In Efforts by County Commi/slonrr W. B. Ballard to have tho County Board rerun rider diwonrlnuatinn of servic/s o f Tony 1’irchfonl were unsuccessful nalay wh'--n hi* motion received mi second. Commissioners in a session sev­ eral day* ago voted to cut o ff Mr. I'ttrhford In the near future. The Board today authorized the rontirurtion of a bridge which had been washed out—on Howard Avenue Qtar Ovhilo. ratlna* lr.in.tn announced one of the prln. Ip il topic* of discussion M t f.. 13.— ( A D — A 1‘J-hour nee njrninst fin* nt ttra i t a f t i i on llu> I'a c lfic today an t h l Hrltisli motorship S llv «# (.nri-h wirt'k'H.Htql fo r aid t o third nirmlwr. Sir. Dawson announced that ihoj rhairuuin o f each Conimtitilty Committe* will assemble early nest week to select a chairman nnd a vice-chairman. These two will Ih-coiiio president and vicepresident. respectively, of the Seminole County Agricultural Conservation A*r.*i.-I.Vt>Mt. Membership in the (Association i* available to anyone "hiving no interest in the eropt or the pro­ ceed* thereof produced on any farm or ranch in the County in 11*37 x x v when the owner or operator of *in-h farm or rnncli signifies his intention to file a WOik sheet covering *nrh n form or rsr h under ih< IU37 program within th* time specified." The farm agent reiierainl that payment* for pari hips tits in this years p r u t-r a n i prohnidy wrlll iw bight’’ titan that of 1:1311, Itn elURhaiiirtl that farmers til I growers will be rrqilirrd to come to hi* office lo enter work sheets. Tittle for luktrig tho <lucutllvi.il Ita* uut yet ls-«n set. swcrct by Dll' Motorship n jlM I whlcii sulil R was 13 hours tho Silver Larch and la tpeedl^ to tho rescue. Captain F. II. Henderson of Ih f Silver Lareh saltl Ihe fir* ban been hurtling In Number Tbrwf hoi,| for several days and era* gettihg out of control. Tlie Sliver latrch 1* northta*A of tlie iiutsniian Island* on her nay from Kan Pedro, Calif., i* tho orient. ,^| It Is the third time a ttlsaw nu a ship hat broken out of control since Thursday, ! Eight pi*«cTigcrrf and * —« « • » oi to to iff hre'aboard. ---------------------- Four From County Named To Of On R i v e r G p B e n e f i t Comedy B r i n k h $.10 Net For Woman’s Club tl uallwsv* tin I*aw* Vktest KimkI And Nutrition Specialist S l a t e * Session In County M h « Annx M m* SikeB, S m i» nperiiiliit m f»»»wl i nrul muritUm*. will K» In Srm irm fr County for conference* on \Wrihr 4d11y ami T h u M ih y , ( ’ uti n t y Di’iuonrirariuii A jre ir Jwtaphmt* Itciyil vftni an iiounri‘ 1 to'lny. A rouiry-wnl** noetlntr °f 'ill Ilium* llemnnai ration I ’Iu Ih it rulli’ I f..r 2;.10 l\ M . Thuis.luy nt th«* Like .Mary ('ornrnuiiity I I 011 »*. Misn Siku* will In* |uimij»ul spenk* er. Un Weilneailny, ah*- will mret mriTiber* of thi* Sunfurd S-H €‘lull ri Four Hcuilnol* Cppnty M O R iis hold oflleds in the Hf.''JtA*a "i**r Improvcmeut Association, ncconllng til election resu^ta ol un Oi.il.i meeting Thursday and released Imlay. Harry M. I'upwnrlh nf HanfnrR aud li. F. Ilataes of AllamoutW Sprint:* wee,, aeleeteil at xicepreshlent. Ralph F. Ilsgwall waa Receipt* of 4111 were r.it!iv* • Iiimi-u as assistant secretary, etl tin “ ('h! I’rofei-cr.’' a l-'ernaM l.attgbton Mem trill ll'.-iiiuil lieu and a County dlreelorshlp wont •■fit play pri'sentnl Thursilny nod to II J. Lehman. The primary object nf the Aa« Friday night* in the Itinior High Sehoo| under the suspire i of :hw Hiicluihm I* fostering the pro­ Sinfottl iVuttitin't Club, Mrt. .1. t..| posed St. Julius River-India* Ingley. in cliargit of (uisi.ee/. te­ Hlvnr Canal whl.h w;nld eonller ted onlay. ! nett Hie lower reirh of (ha HI. The total will t-e ilivid.it Itti' l Jolms wlib Ho. Florida eq.nl halve* with J.'iO going tn Coast Ini.tori Waterway. the AVimiaii'* i Tub room in dm h.i'pltal, and the remainder tn h«l prodiieers of the play. ; Robert F. Washburn I’j 'i of the pruducliun win midej Sueeumbs In Horna up of lnr.il people who tlunaii-1 At Daytona B e a c h their time. Mr*. Ingley onlay announced i Funt-ial aervl tea fur Robert T. that h* wished to |uih|lr!y thank on iH-half of the I luh- ult thuu: Washburn, til, father , of 11aro14 who luirticipatril in ihe event. t\ Washburn, will be bstd M i * day afternoon nt 3 octork f r o * (lie Erlcks.tu Funeral Home. Mr AVashhtirn siicciimbril aarly today In hi* resldenrii at Day* lo o t Reach where ho waa • mar* i haul. lilies here wilt ho mnducl*4 Director* of Hu. Junior la-gfou Drum nod IIiikI** Corps tail bv ibo Rev. Dr. E. D. Itrowalaw, jl putnr of lit*. First 1‘ reibyteilin night moved to Increase the *1 riuir.lt Interment U In ba hi Junior lA’Kinn Will Increase Si ze Of Drum, Hindi' CAirps ■of the organisation and ordered eight mure bugle*, four in.ire drums, on., tins* drum and a set nf cymbal*. Percy Morn. Legion chairman tritiun proKram in thi* ertiutl. nf Roy* AA'ork, saltl the last shipI rnettl of new equipment, siiftl* rlent to out it one unit of Cl hov*. had been completely paid fnr. FIm I compellllyn drill of Cult N'n l wa* staged Friday night Lawrence Mu.S/etwhlte, son o f I. between drummer* and hugtori I*. Mu**elwhlto, formerly ^ r**i The former group won and wee* dent of longwooil hut who now glyen ire cream while the loser* make* hi* homo in Orlnn.l i, were forced to sit and watch dropped dead while working on Ih,, winners eat their prlte. About r.ti youths attended the his aiitonioMIe yesterday in a New Smyrna gang.-, necopiing to in­ seislnit. ur ih«* 11iich Schu(»l. Scout Honor C o u r t Slated For Monday; To Discuss Jamlioree F R A N C IS C O , i ffiHAVt* her pilS.HCIlJfpr*. Oviedo District for chairman with It* IHl'HSHRC, picked up George Storgun it* favorite n* rilllio glut inn* on the COUt Vice-chairman. A. Dud*. Jr., lube „ , u| llt Honolulu, was M * County Democrats Report $89 C o lle c te d In D rive Approximately 30 member* of The weather; Fair tonight and the Chattanooga Lookouts’ squad Sunday, not much change in tem­ Eatreme Northwest will arrive here tomorrow to pre­ perature. pare for the opening of their Florida: Parly cloudy tonight and _ month of spring training which ia Sunday. scheduled 10 bagln Monday morn Tha United State* lend* the Ing at the local ball park. Included among those coming work I in good road* with close t* In are Robert Katallslla, left fteM 1,000.000 miles of Improved road*’ er; Howard McFarland, center .ways and more thin lUV.lKK) mils* fielder; Jim Btoedwanh, second 'o f caaers:* r<«d*. baseman; Joae Olivares, shortstop; Ray Honeycutt, third baseman; * "F Commissioner* will as/em Jake Early, catcher; Jimmy W**-| G1'' « 7;;l° c'*1**!* Monday mi.hl dell, first baseman, and Dee Miles,, 1 "F fo» “ rontinuati. it f th« *hs session which was adjoinmil regular staff of hurlcts. and aug-| ( n,rB 'hU week, City Clerk Iraq* meiued by new recruits from the **1*1 ' “day. I Twti WI'.S projects were idu*i'.|] various farms contruilcd by i tv Plant High School of Tamp* this week iii Heiulmdo Ciiimiy, and Washingtonj gBt| An<|rrw j . flt,on Jillk „ Chattanooga nuitrdliis '*» Ule periodic report clubs. villa will Laiih- tonight at (isti.ei. 1 hv W 8. Kill lo. Officials of the club have been' wi||4, f»r the Statu rhamplun.ht|ij i s s u e d DhI.iv here for the pan two week* inj Plant having eliminated ()rtamlu,| w o rk tier. . fur m ill i*i u: truer (or conjunction with the bu.ebsll *4-18, anil Andrew Jaekson >»-.-r-< (III* H, <U«M. All w. <rk in r n w*>rv w li lidritw it school bring conducted at the lo*{ Ing a 20-21 vietory over Kustt n cal park. Theta include Calvin' the semi-final rouml this mormri-.| f r o m lit. ilk I* ••in i m i f h • I'.irk tiroIt'eatleaed * s Case slat J e t t wit r»* t i t i* nfii Mtr in lt>.II of n The Rev. C. ||. Iluker will tnik »\t Inutile •f |HHI•1 n m l f! i*. r,*.;inr if I on “ The Coming of Chri<t” nt r a t i o n o r u 1 i r g o tr . tel of hind I ' l p l l Op. .r.itlon Th o 7:30 p, M. Sunday in the Full w e r e the led l-oRs tiintly with Gospel Tabernacle. Special nmric |MH 1 i* Is achedukd by the Tabern ule w a t e r 1>Y 1 n i t lilt h nrl i.-t| ns well. Quartet. The pu' lie is invited. |• County Chairman To 12 Hours Away He S e l e c t e d In Next Week’s Meet K I R h t Paaoenffcnu 4ft In Crew Aboard County Agent (’ . II. Dawson '.tday announced the election of PiHtroHBed Boat Dr. D. G. Bcott, who recently underwent ■ major operation will return to hi* office on Monday, Mar. IS, It wss announced today. Girl Scouts Pass Morse Code Tests Under L. Thorpe M otorship Races T o A ssist Vessel On F ire A t Sea Craft S e n d s Nine Are Named British SOS En route From i f o r n i a Toim On Committees CToa lOriental Port 01 Farm Program Chattanooga Players To Open Month Of Training M o n d a y George Thurston was nomlanteJ Inst night as an unoppoted earuRdaw for exalted ruler of the San­ ford Elk* lodge, and Andrew Can-away waa nominated for e* teemed leading knight, the second ranking office of the fraternity. I Other nominee* are as follow*: AV, Herbert Me**er. esteemed loyal knight; Charles Dunn, Jf., esteemed lee: uring knight; the Rev. Father J. J. Kellaghan, sec­ retary. W. J. Toll, treasurer: Ed Hnurke, tiler; John Zerrenner, trustee for three years; Frrd Horner, alternate to the Grand Lodge Convention. Election* are scheduled for Mar. 26. afternoon from the First Presby­ terian Charth wbh the Rev. Dr. E. D. Brownlee officiating. A husband, twq son*, on* daugh­ ter, th* father, three brothers ami two aiaten survive. Interment waa tn Lnktview Cemmttry. REPEALS ‘BONE DRY* LAW Lookout Squad W ill Airive lo C ity Tomorrow . . | T‘ NUMBER 133 Established la 1908 Twenty-.wo ytarw of 'Unie dry'* prohibition ended lit Ala­ bama by virtue o f n county option election In which the larger rilie* piled up * mushing majorities for repeal. Albert limitwell (standing), chairman of tho campaign for repeal, is shown casing his ballot at Birmingham to hvlp make Alabama the Brooklyn Bridge, from which l:lrd state with legal liquor. (Associated Pres* Photo) Steve Brodte is reputed to have Jumped Into the East River, was dedicated May 2t, DM3. awde. *Outilde a double file picket line ef Union men circled the entire taUdlng while a I t piece band played far the marching men Chryekr Corporation official* I ( M l laved Oa raw s t k n s l nwmised firm la the arand that they would net nefotlate wage and hour demaad* with worker* *f Thurston Given •fonaWir the question of the Unit k ed AwtemebUe Worker* of Ameri- | Nomination F o r W « being the *ole agency fer the Elk Ruler Post w te e n .M fl sight D em b phwa ■ . . ,f ,rvr; T ^ m i k s M mwstmmd by arrikbH Sm ittlt CafWty f > W w i More F r iH i A M V t f t U M a H m s A a f S I M I v A rea l a A a o k a > S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , MARCH 13, 1937 Sentenced Pittman Asks ALABAMA Ju d ge Postpones Juror On Tipsy* Charge Permanence In Chrysler Decision Court Change A s Pickets M arch First Administratioa ML Mi IlnyiUtoti Ni» i«l flu* *()••«•Inihi l* m ikirij; tilt* lural vnit tn further (Ieye inp thi* fiwidq mol nu* I*. Mussl e whi t e Is Dead In New Smyrna; Servi ces Tomorrow formation rv.-civeil here imlay. Evergreen Cemetery, Surviving are tb„ widow, Mr*. It. V* Wnslthiirn nf Dayton* I leach; two sons, 11- C. Won** but it mill Floyd Washburn, both 'of Sanford: nnd a grandson, *1** of litis City. LOCAL WEATHER mmh HI ____ _ ------- ti IJ ..... H . ii 1 IH . 15 i; ti ....... M 11 i« ... ........... . t i . IJ :i 2• _____ __ . 11 jj ti 14 11 it . t< ____ _ 44 2 41 1 . 40 4 71 t . . « Ti X •a X .... 41 •1 . tl 11 n 13 14 11 will 1,0 plan* for attending tho Mr, Musaelwhiin operated a Inlernition.il .lamhore*. alated In garage in partnership with AVuti:r Washlnxtoil Irom June 30 t‘l Dick-on in New Smyrna. July 9. Surviving are tho parents, Mr. Tourist Program Is Rooked Tonijrht 1 AVhllo It is yet undetermined anti Mr*. J, I’. Musielwhite, two bow many youths will attend brothers, Troy Musielwhite anil from here. Mr Itnnan announced Joe Mussclwhite; one .isier,*Jlof that on., boy Itvrl lllgx* nf Kl Orlando; and a daughter. Services wil| he held nt 2 l*. want* Tr.s.p No 6 —1* csrtiln lo M. Sunday in M ellow. b« yriaeut. A prngrnm with nine set* nf *ntcr.aiiino-nt It nn schedule fnr S a n ­ ford murlat* tonight in Ciiy Hall Auditorium beginnng n S o'clock. All nre invited. Refreshments will bn served. . /' u * ■k •1 t* •4 «• i* (* »« (1 tt t* *1 1* 4* 4* SI X* I* »* *a a* 44 It 1 ** 1 *• •It N •a .a* M aa .an .** .n .*a .aa M .M 5 �mm L•; »» *5 -i 7 •' ' • >1*1 Y k . ’ P v ’v .. FUW DAH , It b Burton K . f M V n Mon tan*, npeaking in U m V a Jta i vtlt for Prcaidunt" rapporter 8 . taw been an a n ln it N t r D n b r i c u u in g the present SnpfM M C a l prove hla eontentkm ba f n b l l “T h e only way to attsek tba application of Judicial •ffkfcpft face of tb b con fust ion, U n « to add new Judge* or new m pfti seen that if the problem la w hat n j C R A S O -C A L L E D R E M E D Y G R A V A T E T H E C O M P L A I N T .. to apply this remedy to an caaaa_ df the dlaeaae, to contribute to t M MM profoundly important at this tim e, te an already aerioaaly t n b a m d p r i taa T h is wasn’t some "heeaomla n e Senate Wheeler quoted. Neither wm banker, a reactionary RepuhUeaa, a f money chanier, a T o ry , ait some mam hone and b a n y ace. H R # Was F T Roosevelt who said that patkfclf the • hition fo r exlatlng p w b ltm r A lM h carefree youth In his tweattm, pet 0 S New Y o rk etate leptolatere, o r aa paw n State, o r aa an aspirant far the anm dM t; '• ■ M V I I A T , "Look In f Forward," written by M m pftM T M E F O R T O D A Y dent of the United Stated. 1W L Y V O V K t Let »Ve rontlnou,— Hebrew* c a m p o u n d in n o n U N TO N ; Imfc. Mar. *11 — Wallas* Anier^nn warn homing for diamonds la kk htatisf atovs — ■at foerad four •t t w ealu-J at *300. Tb# gems, belonging to Csctlla Nolan, were tfcnrun 1ms tho itsTu wkh vrasw pgper. Aadmon spent a i w W n skrisg NO JVSTIC * RRRR BUGYRUS, O , Mar.’ \t-U ty ~ Jurkpradence Is prgCtkaRy ’ nonrili tent in the Crawford roomy vlHag* of Tiro. Trustees af An­ kara township were xneMc ta find a successor to Frank Dickson and Frank McConnell. Jastkeo of peace who died rteendy, O ew w lf issspiie m i Peer Jnst i « M f k M l e m ths ran— sal « ■ consistency ofvtrytkkh ths salt sad boner er sad last eatll wall Mra the •■■■> slightly heed •ear arilk sr btHtermlJb Adrartwee rar* Refinite progress la commercial aviation was recorded la China during the lost year, avallabla statistics showing an Increase of approximately 100 per real air pateeogvr and null trafl over the preceding year. the personal assurances of any merer, Is not one of tbooe who man. Ths reason Americans hold to ■ constiratlonil system Is that thinks edvertislnf Is a waste they mean to make tho herbage of tlsinc.** he told a St. Petersbu freedom depend not on the per­ food business Investment for sonal assurances of Mr Roost"W e believe In reeofnislai vtlt, or of asyono else, but upon ‘u< a s a directed toward our State by I tho unhurried, considered will nf M # y aaaufh tha spooa hrasfi nation through a statewide pi the people in-ured by the checks S IL V E R SP R IN G S , remarkable Flow mips death*! fews from "Mr*. cannot expect to continually l and balance* of their government. da phsoomenoe, |g new e "M ecca” for Dali’s rook book or “Cooking in That la what Mr. Rooaevtlt has we pay for tellinf accurately tha Daap South,” but from ths tourist* from ell ever the flobe. Greet overlookrd In this controversy and assets and opportunities throuj crowds dally Sock to this e u ta U a d lif latset aalams af that New la cthat k why he has run Into such should expect this no more than the io n ) p e t t iw it expects land tiara food aipan, author, and ■ U n c tio n to view the m ighty eubterraunexpected but determined opposi­ the fit. Petersburg papers to publicise Ms business.” beturvr, Ida Balky Allas. Has- n e u rive r gashing. ep fro m cavernous tion. Probably no state In the union has baaafMad more hsada will give loud huassa far depths with • maximum flow o f *0 0 ,■sal, receives • salary or only from free publicity during the past few ym ra than Florida. Mrs. AlWn’a book If aka can maks nMVOOO gallons of watsr water per day to form UW.OOO galions t b U s ykar. nut what art* hi, E ve ry newspaper in the country has sung the Braises of thslr wivai live up to Ita thk. Silver Spriags Run. !t is oae of the few ptfqsivllss 7“ That's wlist coasts, this State for three years or Bmre, tsttag not only of “Cooking Within Your Income." streams of tha w orld navigable to Its • » - - *-* ♦ • ' —-------a-------— She has a lot of good ideas, and healthful climate and enviyoratlng sunshine which com­ she bslkvrs that “buying la quan* ve ry source. Around Ra fountain-head Bssr aid "Hoc” Townsond got E L G IN G M U E N B U 1.0 VA approximately a million d o lla n have thirty days la j.u lor ulting Con- bine to offer a haven of refuge for the tired bushmas man thy mesas rontmllrd food flnanc- soon expanded la improvements to S F E C s A L P R IC E S pressmen what hs thought of of the North, and his family, but also of the many Invest­ lr— " Uk. . n . . . . r ■ . grounds and k u ltd b g i. M odern, site* •ham. Aad Jest look at what ment opportunities which this State affords, trk a lly driven, - gisss-botiom 1boats ply *■* rongremmen have been McLaulin, Jeweler An a result, Florida today Is enjoying the greatest trheduta (hat rvally h a tins plan, ?m tfc. erf t h . . Q , . raying about Ik. Hapram. Court. tourlat influx in Its history. I f we wish te continue ta en­ tat what to do whan tha bwtl I I * E. Ferfc " A r t . 1 v ^ M iw r v a t i f w iu c if f f M ln i i t a b i v n " joy the benefits of heavy tourist travel to Florida and tha p w t 'm i nn Thursday? tenipcThtuye o f 7 1 deRreaa a ll year America's pressnt engagement An**her good iWMoaiion la* th* Ituhtru i n . r i i : • ■*- * it * r» ».* I , I* ' *Mo wrltlag reminds ua of publicity which is largely responsible we must, as M r. •msrgency food shelf, .sagathl ~ Colee suggests, give some thought to paid adjreftismnenta tha last time this country enV - < ulsetf far thraa - Bira^y 7 his but iho Supreme Court’s? i*ff* i r « rattier Tvi»t9ltioRv| .tn N o rthe rn newspapers whigh have already M en'ho gen* Jkfi“nt®oo YUttots who com* for Ibe, 'prxuUftm, about his inabti-. eoeraspiutd-nci. with (lffmar.-v ••rous w ith free spate. ~ :~am itk aad Unger unit! Supper tin*. iiy ,ti) protect ibe country agsUrst Shortly after the sinking of tho All af aa sra famUior wkh Skat I fjU liM M ’ S t o t o ' l i snether . t W . k ,an appeal, tpf.ihs. P R E S ID E N T R O O S E V E L T esse the figure of " th « uhthinking. Far Mr. Roosevelt’* „ so* E. M R l.__ three-horse team of the American system of w w h m a n t , qlmncl wkh tha Supremo Court which must “pull together" If |ka field Is plowed., T h e {du­ , hat mb ffd l W a d is tWlh'Ms pub*I T h e B « t In lo'aake' horn l« that tha rnnstl.................................... tutlone) amendatenl mule In the plication Is, of course, that the Judiciary member of the scramble « m t k a *h* smly ,0" ® » ' CaoiiWwlitii 'ftsaU” iipmt only if evrry otbir poaalbli LIQUORS Maid"* rout*— «n almost tm- team refuses to pull with the other fwo. T b vs, It uaeeme b h K i l l ( l i w t l Is * Aar.But that l. Jam prackvly where ittrans of Irgbltil^n wort to fair paMlbla highway,^— I, a k e I a n *1 Instead, that one member at the three heme k * m is con­ kollsd one on tap of iho spinachf Mr. Roowkch Is nof ’lisag hU- lslfak torturtd consrrucikn” of s whh the rc.’urm o f deup-icoioii. G IN S , ■' Ledger. What shout the prahlbl- spiring with another member q f the Mem t e ” reduce the This •amrgoOTytaaMUmlnty .aH-: tffm i, aad no ro*r* accurate do- doktnfl fladga ’to tha ptoplb. 1 ‘euctal evils tjiat could not he Hen amendment In Ota, and the third home to a position b f complete subeervlency. T w o of Vkb it to put a jmdkck on h) It’S ’Otrlpdan ‘of hla plan coaid bo.. . Though In l drsMraribn Nr cured “ within n year or 'wo“ It. WINES repeal amendment In |»3). lineal descendant of that cornor hr' wada than .to oay th t it la s d*>| Roosevelt rfow seeks td mak« It the wlwle Suprem* Coutt resigned grandmother's pantry whara tie tka for obtslnlitg his tads by, appear that his platfens had a in a .body and Mr. Koosovclt up-: Roosevelt's sernad message In WHISKIES •Id stone rooky ter* used »a avoiding aa appeal to the Cowil-' hidden meaning, It |i clear aaouuh “The umnswereJ challenge of Iho people nn hla plan tn add wand flanked by brtndki peaches, tuilon. 1 that this la an afterthought, got new blood tn the suprem* mart complete aubmltuiion-— C trv fU n d Plain D lild r . rad currant Jolly, and Marhbrrry The Constitution provides for'the thrme song of hla campaign ono.thinl of a nation, ill-nouriibed,' A Cootpiri* form ns to retract a hot we said Jam, It should contain avrrything »u*h an appta). Twrnty-on* times was that "Hippy Days A n Htra Ul-clad, ill-housed,“ nttdi to ho. Y * r W ty T p S d b ct T H E R E A R E 100 m arriage aonaultaUwi water* and from three minute oatmeal for tuth an appeal has been taken Again” and that the trial, <f awwcrcd. and there is no doubt about his (Irat message anil II la otherwise disappointing tn us.— Institutions In the United Staten baMdw K O eaUefed which the eatra porringer on the nursery successfully. Twenty-one times. IMIMKU Hod been triumphantly whatever lhat Mr. Kuosevcli has Tallahassee t.-mi-rst And tn give counted on itome phwe of fam ily life, of which fiftw n table to poto do foil gras with >ha people have taken an appeal ovticoiua. It k only now that lit n mandate to answer it. Out be give an hour to the technique of birth control, The L it­ truffles for the unexpected gue.| under Article V of the ConstUu-' U lolling the people that another cannot answer it in a year or two,i Kor on# hundred and fifty crisis like that of 1030 la “again and, therefure, by these reform* erary Digest state*. _ u » »».. who U a practising gourmet of Lu- tkn. If M’a ■ gtn»l thing In prevent Hus Brake's Uk. years that U tha way appeals kava becoming possible, not tkk week ha cannot avert the crash he fears. Th u first college premarital eoureo waa atarted at the Headin’ For Iba Hupramn I’mirt frnn, rullnr Unlvpw lty of N orth Carolina tan year* ago and Th e L U e rsee keen taken from the Constitution or month porhaps,' but withla a Can he cure the poverty of the Southern tenant farmer in a year agalasi acta of Congress, may l# A siluts for XdwinCranberry •• buonw*'«ti by tha Heprrme year or two." Yar re-election, he or tw o! Can he re-house the slum H would ba o gnod thing tn pr.- nrv Digest report* that amenff the hundreds who married of the Rollins English Depart- Cot*"- Such an appeal has been took gran paisa psiis to hide hid. hla hU belief, belkf. V "" " * r' h0UM ,lu"* niter taking the couroe there have baen no divorce* and voltt Iho presld.nl from Vilnius I f hi h. believed that when ha be - adad-l ln, ' » * , r or ,WoT a ° » mem for Irttlng ua all know Maf-' t*k,B anawaafUUy abt times sloes jf Mila whkh hsvs passed the nnly two nerioua aex maladjustment*. dressed Coagrsss Caagnes la i . January, ho h .' ‘b' Iow" ! W » « gam Mitchellt I’m net going ta' Ur- RooMT,h bat bran In publk drasaed House aad Roasts. That at least hta baUef. belkf. U be believed belkved that that. ,,* n<’‘ rd « Worry about not gottlag to Inter-1 Rufb aa appeal has iwUe hid his If ho view her any more, although *|*boen taken raeerasfully since Mr. when when hs bo was was inaugurated inaugurated hs he hid hid hk his k what aome of tha Legion t,!! I* V ^ P.m * hoys are thinking these days as Dodd Gather* P m * awn confess It his been a cher.' Rooaoveh baa been Prmkdent al belkf. Ha about * * * ,ku ^ 5 *" .d.° 'h®'* He has hss began to talk ulkgheui tlpy rorall various president lu* the danger tkisger af o f anstbrr another cra>h crarh In in tha tbs f W ? • * d 'f V lf ,h*y >r* khed dream of mine, because now v ”b*<i Mate*. This k tha tha Clipping* To Cltf veto## of veterans kgletatlou. asm year er two ewfy knee his T. ? Wriat Watches NICK’S 9^’^mfutSi.1 HOMER’S *As wo got It, tho Chrysler %Hdow» strlkn was railed nut borsuM Iho u. a . w- A. seek, rarognitlon as in ageaev tor ctdkcllvo bargaining, bat because It wants tn bn recngalud an th. solo eulkcllvo bargaining agtiii'y for a;i chryskr empioyeen, only a comparatively small part ol whom belong to that particular union. The declaration in this rtrasldthet that ths Fresldsm woulil sp. point Justices who would not over­ ride the judgment of Congress on policy, could mean that followlag such appointments wn might Vj fhreil with something like the plus Eagle, price tiling, re*lmsniatlon, and polatis oiamp Idres.—-Palm Reach Poet. And we might bo faced with somethin! like government censorship of tho prass. suspension ot search aad sor. laws, tho right tn vats, or'the atcssslty of holding oleclloaa ever so utten. V. Tho Idea of the three branches of our government being three doclk horses going along togopher pldw|ng n Geld Is a new ago lor thla country, w . had ahkays been taught that tic three bnnehee representeib s nystam M ebrahs and balsncumqiw or teas working against each other as It were, to herp any nan branch from orsnhadowIng Iba other branches. Tha Ihrat dsfRa berase palUag toolbar i* a metaphor more appropriate for IWwsay whara ths oxocatlre. German Critfctyn BKR1 IN. Mar. 13.-(«> -U n li* d Bisirs Ambassador Will lam K. Dodd armoii himself today with front pages from both provincial anil Berlin newspapers to “mil attention" of the German F o r ­ eign Office lu recent ami-AmeriIran snacks In the German press. Embassy spokesmen said ilacs Washington Instructions told Dadd •o call attention to praso criticism, “this, ordinarily, mssas rsprasen tsilons which do not lequlrahftrins) reply,1* Tho ambassador also wis kaowa i« have clippings from mm paprt sHuwing long befoea the prasCat inciitnt promlnsnt A a t rlttw had besn subjects of ualavutaMs com­ ment because of - tboir Jswhh blood. ' ' WOULD BAR IXTBN dlON t CoaatyFWshed By WPA Workmen Judiciary Jlllo|| i *w plan sncaamsgsd sppo- i i J . ^ w,jr *" * ert *n‘f h* r r r ^ 11# » within a yrar or two is to m n limmrtT ik*r ra-bouso ons-ihlnl c f the Nation, Tbs, * h * » k the r a r l . 1 m m T S S highly Inflationary and that it may end in . crash. I should b. the, lost to deny. 1 have been talking I tT about k for months ln thk coluns, and an* of the reasons which compelled me to vote sgaiast Mr. I X •Mod te hofor* Ilia at )Maq|<|eM’ Athletic iBkhad, Tha structure c o dado ie athuus. at tbs nuts Farmst* ta Iraq la lbs sear LOB ANGBLRB,' Mar. t l— VFi — A Mpo aad t l R f to do with a* ho ploosoa waft' tho rswsrdt Btvon *BM OabMw. DakorsMy af Boathora Callformla sludoat, far kssptag ■ prsapao to hu par owu am ta smstfa *— tn hs ash 11 years aid. WAHMIN'UTON. Mar. l!.-b P > Thnse “eil.nsloa 'of remarks" lhat members do not maks aa •he Goar would bo berrod from Ibr Congressional Record by Ropr.-rntallv* ||obbo of Alabama. Iliibba has Introduced a hUl ta Hi* house to pnvoat awmbere I OR DON. Mar. IX - -W i-H k front adding to th* Retard by the hall ka a saraor match bespeeches they 4 * not fcltrok. lie would also Umk dkstrlbstka of Ibe Record. All ths fou| fleads aad demoos of ths air, Ait ths dark atmosphsra’a benight­ ed host, Banshees In rage, hobgoblins (a ' ' despair, .l.ln slr '• •-» '* Furious ghoul, mad imp, viRbra■gsoua ghost, Aintmkus, AhadUsa, Akriotaa, BHIal, Cscodomon— call tho rail Of succubvs had vampire, all ths r Nts. fls a , hobold, dworgsr, gnome, djiaa, oafs aad trsB— ' How ibsy all bowl aad chattar, whhw aad squall. Halloo and whistle, fril, snarl, gaggln, dusk, I nock, stick, aad stash, aad stemmet bow ibsy all h" fBBno* ,B " ,‘n * T y* . _ ■?**” o f( ■ “ '{ * wmbined. ., . , , , 1 * ’ ,ko* °* ***" deeply with most of hk objectives cKailsngs answered. They rtalixo sad almost all of his msuurer, ihst while the Constitution ss now wis ths fort boiling that la • Interpreted proviiea nil the pow­ l*nppy.go.lucky spirit ho was head- er Mr. Roosevelt could use tn log for another crash. But the avert' another 1029, It doc* not way to avert that danger is to tsks provide suffkient power for his measures to seen k end ast >e long-range reforms. They are ash­ pr sciplists a tosetbwionai trials ing him not to aelio that power whkh has nothing whatever to 4s by any act of tawkxa legality l u to obtain k lawfully by taking ta with k. When Mr. Rooosvsk seeks If appeal'frara tbe Conwiratloa as maks It appear that h* U without Ibe court interprets It to the peo­ ple tbemeelvea. tho oscea ary power to prevent an­ That k tb* issue. And when Mr. other Inflationary boom and crash RooeeVelt tells them that he D unless ha can firm peck tho court, hs k, it sraau to aw, engaging In n sit-down strike. Is than any •jossrlon about iho power to rags* low the currency, the velum* and be character of rredk, the bodrot, taxation, tho tariff, monopolls<k price-fixing 7 fa there any qo»s•lon about the power to subsidise •grlruhuro or industry, about tha power to rsmrict public work* to tho boom sad expand them whoa dry ran ion begins, about tha power to refinance fans tnastgagO*. hoots loans. Industrial corporation, bank* devoted to the liberties whkh ua Independent Judiciary protects and ray*. “I would not tokraia tho dtsrrwctioa of any branch of governmrm ol sny part of our heritage of freedom," they era aghast and bewildered that Mr. Roeravsk should ihtnh they roull dare is entrust thsir herbage of freedom to Uo l» l l o n u i 'i (o r M Oers, Anil m a s a s ln e s ton. i l s t v o u r sm o k in g aoS sh a v ­ in g nueda. I l l 's g o t 'em (n r vou: Vour f s r u r ll* T obarem a Pipe o r C ig ar. A w ee-h it of m oney s i Horner*e R iea te r ; lie* a s o t tho b » t H ot D or* s a d t*sroltelcbee loo. As*. Ice' C re a m '—US. Uo»t le eu re lu pleae* you; Ilia re a l Ice CuM 8 *er. and a n d eh u lcest of w lae. Mure liek teo th e p a la te . de> ] (clous, eobllm e] Ho. f» lh g w b e s y ou’re J t s " « rir asst th irs ty s s w eU Helve o ver to . H o o te rs to r a sh o rt pleaaan i soelll H e'll g iv e you e a r b service, eo T e rr e o m p U le With rourleay. n s r l » r- e v e ry th in g h e a t! . T ou ossv I**1’» • In y««v o rd er ae 1s t . s s s ie v e s. T h is U th e oho o e n u m b er— m ft HOMER’S 80PA SHOPPE Cor. Sanford Ate. Tour Business * Doifcr & Gajr* Quality P aIrU ■ "B«b* Tw TW M k * ' They or* weatherproof—They will protect—«* d preserve r w r property—nn long on any paint made ragardkaa sf price, make nr name! SUifegr-Bafw* Hardware Co* 111 feafart Avamu* , -i' Ut W- Appreciated �m AT Social A nd Personal l Calendar Cheater T. Eat#*, Jr* waa th* honor guest At A birthday party firm in calibration o f hia *arcn<) birthday Wadnraday aftrrnoon by hi* mothrr, Mr*. ChraIrr T. Cat**. G im n and contrat* war* rojojrtd throughout tha afternoon. Tba Easter Motif waa curded oat in floral decorations and faaora. RrfrashmenU wero arrrod to tho fo lowing liulo gooata: Boa Ann Radford. Janie* Reel, Batty Togrl, Bererly rameron, Miriam Moye, Jrsnett* Cletcland, Shirley Marie Eatea, W. D. Blauat, Jr, Tommir Speer. Ronald Cameron, W. A. Cogel and Chester Estes, Jr. Also Mr*. L WLhina, Mr*. Paul Radford, Mr*. W. A. Cog*!. Mr*. Morris May*. Mr*. P. A. Cameron, J r, Mr*. Doncan Cam­ eron, Mrs. Arnold Clew [and, Mr*. Nobler Mr*. H. M. Hamby, Mrs. Lawrence Reel and Misa Martha “ ox. “ Tba Spanish and th« “ Tha program will b* w t b i r p of Cirri* Number One, Mfa. McCall leader. Tba Sunbeams o f th« Firm Bapdm Church will meet at 3:30 P. M. « tb« church. Mr*. Edward Xrim y b councillor of th* group. Tha regular monthly boanl ■•eating of jh * Woman's Auxili­ ary of tha first Presbyterian Chareh will b* held at the charcb at J:w o’clock. Th« regular buxlaess meeting of th* Woman'* Autlllary of lh* Ftrat Presbyterian rhurch will h« held at tbs church at 3:30 • ’Hock. Rehearsal for the Easier Can­ tata, whltb I* being sponsored by th* Woman’* Club and th* Minis.lerial Assocbtion, will be held at th* Congregational Church at 7:30 o'dack. All singers ar* invited to part bipate. TL'FJtDAY Tb* Junior O. A.'a will meet B f 3:48 at tho First Baptist Charcb. Mr*. Marvin Milam Is councillor of lha group. Th# Intermediate 0. A.*a wilt Wt Huff, Miriam Moye, Walter Ratuh, Marjorie Lee, Margaret Ham, Marjorie Sheppard, Bettio Borland and Delores English. Beglniwr* depanment: Fmldie Raaaetter, Raymond Nipper, Tom­ my Mtthvin, Doris Josey, Jaci|ueHa* Cameron, Beity Shrppa tl. Jo# Borbnd, Wallace Tyre, Jack Le*. Mrs. Fred Meyers, Primary deqanmtm: Mr*. Alfrad Xing, Mias Rebccra Wilson, Mbs Maude Jinkins, Mn. W. W. Dreaaor, Myra Jan* Madden, Anha Aiken, Emma Jean hfeihvin, P »fg y Pippin, Virginia Borland, ........ Judy Jon*a, Helm Co*. Bert Aahtmt, Eugene Kendall, Thuntan' Tyro and Roben Cox, Junior department: Th'rnn Mad-1 t’in, E.’ H. Carter. Mr*. K. It. Carter. George Speer. Jack Dia­ ler, McKay Truluck, Allw-rt Hulf, Billy Pixltr, Eugene Vanllny, Ro­ berta Evans, Glalys Pippin. June Welch, David Uatrhel, Edith loveJay. Margaret Myere, ami Janet ■nH oy. ^Interm edbi# depanment: Mr*. W. D. Brooks, J r, Mary Alice Hilt, J. H. Borland, C. E. MeK'e. E lln brh Pippin, Mia* Minnie Stewan, Miss Cornelia Ashton. Mr*. R. |. Glenn. Mrs. Voile Willlama. Mis* Kanrv Rossettrr, and Miss Virginia Calhoun. FWtIU Class: Mrs. C. P. Hern­ don, and Mrs. M. W. Roberta. Aaarian Class: Mr*. A. J. Petersoa, Mr*. J. If. Colclorgh. Mrs. L. C. KInard. Mr*, fra Southwanl. Mrs. M. N. Cleveland, Mlaa Helen WaH. Alatkean Claas: Mr*. O. C. Glhha. and Mr*. fS. E. Rollins. T. E. f . Class: Mr*. A. K. Ro*. tetter, Mrs. |f. Cummings, Mrs T. P. Rlnet, Mrs. Sarah Jane Sirwart, Mias Marie Siewan, Mr*. Union Vickery. Mr*. J. C. Chihoun, and Mr*. Jan* Smith. caraem t ill Moralaa Worahlp. tl:*4 Berms* bp th* paalnr. Jrd A. M. f;M I*. M. *111 krlna Iba J^nanan Nesting, 111* T l ’KPUAT: P- M. ■••■•tiers Meeting. I P. M. Open-air Marling. »: at r. M. PillDATl Hollnaan a m Ira, I r . M. BATl'RDATl Opaa-alr Masting. T:M I*. M. tu a ara wet— ma (a aU lhaaa Sinnett Answers Second Set Of 15 Questions Sent In Todnv i« aubmitted by Sanfordttn and an* nutter o f a chans*' o f |H»sition I. swrrad by Sinnett, the wondrr in August. You will nt that J' mystic, through the courtesy o f , time accept another |*osiiion bit­ 's l The Herald and the Rlti Theater ii. Orlando. whar* ha begin* a fi**-day en- | IJ. W ill the prnp«»l ion wr arr gaitrmr.it today. If you dr*ire re whirring mature? Mr*. K. W. an anaw^ to an important ijte*. II. (Ion, fill out the the coupon on A. No thi* matter will not drthi* page and »end it to Sinnett, velitp in thr way that you an­ il In rare of The Herald. anticipating. '■ J, When raa I taped the party ; <|. a my aach* still liilng. if I am waitiag far? C. B. 8. • I »o al what address. Mrs. It. S. * A. I see this party arriving in A. Yes your uncle Is still alive .is a very short time. Do not worry and nt present living in the slate “ as nothing has happened to «hi* of New Jersey I can give you r. party. i Btof# details regarding the party Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Wright art plaaalag to leava tomorrow for Chattanooga, Teas, wh*r* they will mAh* their {star* hams. , q. WUI I always live la Has- 1" ■ !«**■•<• , 3 ferd? Mias P. It. | . '»• n ‘ 1 ,1 1 « » h« t> "f I 3. No, Pauline I see a change hand. Mrs. K. I . I». for yeu tha latter part of this A - >■•*! l"ng os you continue ’1 vn r. You wl.l n ove to Jackson- [<• t * 'r y on your af-V r •• llh Hi. Dcunul man. Your luist.an.1 knows of this, and yoil are act­ ■ a i.t m a s s KPisrw PAH 'lM VrM • ta ra a n r * a r a m ing very fooish in this matter Thr Its*. Xlsitln Ilrsm. Hector. You had lieticr make u vhang* Passion HuS'Uv. j k m o t a m ' i vx rrx ra srs *1 ve#«t r u s t street, 11..I > t'nniinunlnn. t:]A A hi. l-efore it is too late, fume lo lit, I'hurrh H.-Ixmi, *:1» A. X osttsy servlfri: special ladies' only nmtimv lux Morning llaver anil Merman. tVstrh Tow er i « l HIM* i 11 *» A. M 1:1* P. M. Wednesday morning nnd I wil tVse.oss.toy: Klhls study ■ebjlal Mrs. XVm i.e«h. explain the srlritlific law nioun<! Wotcli Towor. 1:1* P. M. T h , I'rone- A Mutism Nhrsi,f|s|,| In I'sletlln* which revolve* the scent of do n a * T cm t a r a * r t a i i f Mormon l>r the Hector. T-st mrsllr l-iippinrs*. MTWTTtSW John I* 1 Christian neioae* sorties* ar* M M M- W ill | inhrrli any mono 7 •very SiimUy marnlsg at th* ehateh It Foot Boo* nil Strsst at 11:S1 A ll. snrLa <'ATNoa.fr c n in c h A M Paai.Tr Juh'' J ' 1 Nutilsct l* r J »«a * tomnrrntr 1* "Christ ^ h u o la y Usttoa at ( : « * and Is so This thueeh *,stnf*ln» a few IW,ir.tlrtli.fi nr the lllssssd n<r. tlsallna ItmiM al Ih* fhureh wh*r* raiyrnt. Mr. aad Mrs. Marin MrDaelet tha J t* J| exerpt Hstui Dlbla aad all aiahurisaj Chris­ and ton, 'Marin McDaniel. Jr. tian islsu e* L 'tsrltur* ssay h* da* Kninnliy: Maas rlilldrt-n ol r**tl. hurrawed *r purshsssA >rp** l.h« on>t » »» A. f.ir hare returned to their home in Tioscar M. followed ty simI Friday* rr»m I I* ( I m Ii iifilon Bunnell after attending the funeral P.M. I*e-Il**»p. f.AYOtlona on W«4f1«ai|,lt of Mn. Collier Brown in ihi* •tiM KflUv Al T H |» M -• »n ii.iMir.lA)- ft to i cby. nnd « to * P. M. Mrtt. Monsalvatge la Hostesa To Circle Mr. and M n. W. T. Mitchell and son. Bill, have returned rn their home In Sarasota after attending tipi funeral of Mr*. Collier Brown. Atalca Clrd* o f th* Sanford _ ■ ,nt* " r"- *’• H- * Garden Club met yesterday at t h i ',0,' a,r ^or Atlanta, (la, home o f Mrs. Raymond Montal- Caswell will attend II vargo on Magnolia Avenu*. I rMld-WIntei Mrs. Monsalvatge, chairman *.f ***“ tllltmor# llotal. W1 iho lin lr, presided over the bualMr*, raawell w nes* meeting, at which lime plan* x t’’*1 ®f hdr parants, were mnde for lh# annual fiower| J- B- Huff. show ami for the garden p a r t y ' ______________ which will b« held on Apr. 0. i . ^ “. s r .'a Mee,‘n« h J?*1 Hy T* E* I rutiniinga'' written by Dr. Harold Hume. | ■ Krlreshmrnt* x*rre served by Th* T. E. I , Class e iho hostess to ihe following: Mr*. Baptist Church met i Charija K. (.’ ormley, Mrs. II. C. of Mrs. E. M. Carrol Washburn, Mrs. C. II. Wiatcup, evening for th# rvguli Mr*. J. O. Huff, Mia. W. T. and social meetlag. Fields, Mr*. U K. 8pcnc*r, Mrs. y„ u . r. arrt *r|*t Hrnty Mcl .ulin, Jr Mis, lm .., lh. H^mbaal llinion ami Mrs. ) . D. .Scott. r*_r.„ii , Wiener Roast Given By Harry Lee* Jr. c m in c n ar Fifth and Hully. Th» Its*. XV. I, Judicial C i r c u i t Hi v i a i o n b Are Set By T h o m a s non Kara*, 1|H*J*ia*P M‘’h ,,,W * Hnaiday Hehoat. I« * « A. & * * '" 1" * woeahla T-iT"p**M*y Tou ar* Invited t* w*e*litp with «a FINST lltM IS V rtV (H V iO g <-. M Flninrs. Mlntstar, H ',,II mn«<I l - » * pnse «i*»l It. c . Maxwell, t ?; nn.| tl. Will-., f.l. The .sums duua'id will |.„ f,.r Winded I I I Nsnunal lieiiiner.suII' '"hpiurterit and appliH tu n fund Nuadsy H-rilrs* llllil# Jrh-tul. I* as A. M. Mnrnlnd wmshlp. It a* a I t I Lord’s Hu|iiur sad asrmna) Kvsnng vsurshlp. 1:1* p. l| Xlt-ws*h asrxir* Wsdnsa-lay, f:l* whi h wil| In- u d in t k r M rvless ara hrlgh* aad hrntharly. XV* lavir* »*i« i* worahlp with us. Its*. XV. I*. tlronhw J- ■unjar Hohool, 1:11 A. M. ts'lu r. Msrslog Worship, I Lit* Ii T. D . * i i r xi A Ik Kkriiinw \ V ip » mi r II Wre|tig»«.j«> Wurahl|». a 04 I* ftl Rapphnnas fur lha ha rtf pf iMTlRC r u ia r u tm n or non Flat Ave. sod tlonsyo HI J It Its utilluu. lists Ovsrsesr. I* chsr**. Tho Its*. H. answer than# r m n II o m Sunday. 7:30 P . M. Full Gospel Tabernacle Th e the ram puign iJ«-l.t of last >*ar. Seminuh* Cuunty led.., a m arket distinction In n • umiiliiim- nearly fllltl for lip* Democratic eaiixi*. Mr. Lloyd explained that tliii lanru nmui-nt was mad- |tn«,ild» ,,e. causi* of u irreetal -i*ntimi-nl tb it vulun’ariy ointrilmtiuua instenl of purrhnsing dinners, a iur'li.»| fnlluwrd el ewh*n- uiuil I proditco a U rge revert a*. m a r g a s r r is T n i t a n i Tho pastor. A gt.itip of Horl.U visitor* cnmute in the dm: <«<•••» at Is.ng»,n d Kri 'ey m in tv; *u>ppe»l aver in Sin.'ur.i f-ir n dintiir pnriy at th ■ M . o-.^ iii i.i lintel. Tlm.'a ....... .. nt ihc dinner Sill- *i Ii .. *>«l Mis, A* M*w* D'.ttahl nf I'ort Ijintbiun, Ommio; I tiff Mil Inn i uf I'mt Ijiniliton, Ommio; .Mix. A. Itanka. of I'oit l.niithuui, tint i t Mr. nntl Mrs. J. A. Taylor. Wnllaceliun?, On* i*i i<>; Mr. an i Mia. William ||. A n of W:il|«n-t tlrg, Ontario; t'np'nin and Mi*. V. I.. Ilu ncr i f port I .iinh:oii. tlntarm; I'aptain nnd Mi Ii I' It.inh. uf Mitchidl’* |;.i -. itiiMiiu; Mr. und Mr*. K. S. Mill l|<*llur. Wiv. Mr*. A. .1 .Inlin uti uf Su|H-rliir, Wit., "ltd tV. Sparkman \. Mr. and Mr*. I •• uf ll.tytiitii* It'aril. County Democrats Report That $89 Is Collected In Drive pastor. When Is Christ Coming? What Are The Evidences? O llie r Brmm and children. Fepnottt Graves, T. L Grave*. Mrs. CecU BaOeo. lev. E. C. Coxroa, Nolan G ra m and family. masting. Tba Hr*. Joaaph A. Woodward, pastor. Cbarrb Hrhnnl. t i l A. M. T. I* Un|i. Hup!. Moraine Worship, lt d * A. It. Parmna auk)«et: M’u str, ol Solship.** livening Worship, T:ll P. M. Prrmnn snbj««l: "l"on(essl*a or twalat—Whlchr* . r>«erth U s i w l laaal. •:*» r 'tlr! M. M. LncC Jr., IMuaeltlnr. Tho subtle I* rordlallp Invited 10 sltsad ihroa ••Mica*. Harry Lee. Jr., entenained with unl“ r i f * ■uodor Hh'-ol. It i t A. M. n wiener ruaat last night at th*j Ittrher, chairman of Grouf home uf hia parents. Mr. and Mr*.' Nurab» r Foor* faola r u r a r a a r . thfi x t i u i n t r Harry Lro. In honor of hi* house.I During the social hour gam Ths lls* 11, p, Orahsm. itostoe gue-t, J «« Scott, of Orlando. |•nJ contexts were *njoyed undn Hun.Isr Hrhi.nl, Humtsy 10 A. M. rrsoehlar, HuoJsr. It A. M. The St. hurick's Day color: lemlership of Mrs. F. W. Stan M T. I*. H. Han-top, * « . M scheme waa carriad out in ih# ley. Mr*. K*m Rosaettar and Mr* rr.w.-lilnw, Hindor. • P. SI game* and favors. 1A. Carnahan wera th* winners ol I'vsr.r M « ilu * . W.rtPioO^.. I Thoso invited w ere Lucille the contests. Hall, Uct:y Wilkinson, Marjoria' Refreshment* were aervrd t< Newman, Norman WolBtr, Ear-Jih* following: Mrs. M. Weaver Tho Itov. line Kelly, Dolores L*«, Louis* Mrs. John Carnahaa; Mr*. W. C rhsri,o. Kvsulng |i Nordgrtn, Glenn Udham, Phll'p D*Cour*#y, Mrs. W. P. Brooki Kronen, Bernard Harkey, Cecil Jr., Mr*. John Thumwnd. Mrs Jones, David Gatchel, Norman Margaret Fletcher, MU* Mtnnii rNgBCN I»f. rl. *• ItrtiwnlM, Mitfip, Hasty ami Andrew llaaty, Stewart, Mbs Mari* Sttwart, Mix Buntl« f Mehon| | |j \ y ••vvlc#. ||:M a . ftl (.hrlarmn KMM»nr. « in t» y M ra . H. Pone " • **u« n,b*> “ i" ft.vBnln* lUrvtfa T IP |» y, p ", ' V T Dorothy Carnahaa, Mr*. Sarah *•••*• rhorua will alnic at nlylit. E n t e r t a i n s G a r d e n e r s f i . « . , « , Mr*, m . m . w iik k M .x. _ , ------- . II. Cummlnga, Mrs. E. W. Siilcx. The regular monthly m*«<ingnf M„ . tam Gardner. M'r*. S. A. Hiiff'l.if Hrhoul. |f) \ y If'illnaaa ftarklrp II ft.) A u th* Dirt Gardner's Cirel# of th* Edenfi.ld, Mrs. Margaret Cullitan, Sanford Garden Club was held at y n . j. p. Cochran. Mr*. W. I- iC a 'la l-* "" * Ml ,,n tuooe r»opl,-s |.,g|„n, «|1 I* lha home o f Mra. II. B. Pop# ya*. s,oud*nmlr*. Mr*. A. K. Roxxe*. <*rday with Mrs. E. D. Rlwhart wr. Mr*. W. Vkkary. Mr*. J. R. pw lding. | Lylet, Mr*. Luka Walktr, Mrs. F. Aftar th* usual buxlaeaa had W. Stanley. Mra. J. B. Borland, been transacted pbn* wera mada Mr*. Jane Smhh. Mr*. Rf. C. De­ CARD O f TH AN K S Mr*. W. E. Eader. W * wi*k la attend (hanks ami fer a picnic to b* held at SaaLan- Coum. ^ so predation for th* aympathb* shoxm ut during our recent he­ re* veamat, also w . thank those ^dta seal floral offerings. Your Htdnetaa* shall never b* forHear Rev. C. H . Raker glared: Open-air * H. Ballar ■avAfa. CbrlalUa Kadsavor H--<t'tr. t lr r. M. tpaabir, U l l l f M ar**. Frssldsai. Jana ilsntt. MU-Wrrk Borelcs. XV.dnssdsr. T:M r. M. Thelma Hill, or tnia ehy to Rolen Daniel William* of Sanford, ton of Mr. and M n. C. C. William, of Hcnola, Ca, on Thursday evening. Mar. || at 3:00 o’eLck. tanooga. ' Th# ceremony wax rperformed „ T ____ L .by j I N winter Rev .W. P. Brooks, J r, at th* ih* M. Btlaecl the Re* Baptlxt parsonage on Park Avanue. with William S. William*. Mr. and brother o f iha bridgegroom, and of Blrlln, Mr. and Mr*. Robert T. Wright, birth of a brother-in-law and abler o f th* 9. Mr*. 1 bride in attcnJanc*. bered her* Mr*. Wlllbma choa* for b«r Wilkinson, wedding drew a tailored silk crepe dress In blue which aha worji Mr*. W. with white accessories. Her flow-, M l, Ham ara wera a shoulder conag* of t-nuoaa L sweetheart rose*. ar* the g Mrs. Williams i attended school la-law am In Okotona, Mias, and 8«mlnol* C. A- Ada rhe following list of names sp­ in on the Firat Baptist Church Ai k h T*o Mar. Jobs Bernard II noI, Ml* Mar. Cksrtk M o n t. I*:M A. XI Chester T. Estes, Jr. Is Guest Of Honor Propellers T ested By Army Engineers iIn Concrete Room TH E C H URC H ES tM ia w m n u I V m i P art i Tabernacle Qwartet will aiag— The R.I-mile rmir*e over which die (Irani I’rix « f Tripoli nf Lib­ ya, North Africa, is run carh May is on* of lha* most difficult auto iscing atrip* in ihe world. A. This Cuniplet ran lie 'over* mine by pulling Inin operation a certain atten'ific law that I ran explain ■> you In a personal r* ailing. Conte In the Iheatrr, *«• nut In |iri«in ami in a private trailing I will explain In you what tn ih*. if. Will I mminur is my pres­ ent paoiliiin? F. II. A. Then* ix mi change indirat- • T h ru W nliim day Tonight and Sunday 'iAs' iM UWITtUHC iuir sum K SANFORD FLOWER SHOW Wednewday, Mar. 17 Thuraday, Mar. IH D oor* Open 2 P. M. to 9 P . M . Doors Open fO A . M. T O « l». M. W E R T >The - JEWELER IN a w m A i And Watchaa Fin * W atch A M Jewelry Repairing DIim o M M ow H iag A M Engraving •w b u b ptticN* ann m at w w r x r B a g g e tt’s Liquor Store F E A T U R IN G T H E V E R Y BEST P R O N E 7HH-J Arcade B U g. F R E E D E I.IV E K Y Hanford, Fla. W a dish uauNG aiuiti -OBRIEN .... B O G A R T ?/l GREAT .. OMALIEY ‘UNDERXOVERHAN ■•rnlCMKT ■ACS BROWN �S om iF in a lt O f Tourney F igh t F o r State Cream B - r S - iS g S A ^ F ^ r W i utetadT* Go 0* Attempt Ranwal M A T i L S / S d l Wiaaiag Ways Murtlto eurvWed Um «r iy it t P H u i m r i m um u h u k II B( Joka a lateaerdr. BolKll^r f » » C I t l i i t N f t , vial at Iff la Ik* abate *81111*4 can**, UMI roe a n a r*eld*wt of Orm an > '» « * » , r l w a a uat U M *i>a have f i n t o W learoalf *o tkal e r a m * rasas* b* served aro a l » t ar » * * . kata bo*a a k »> t Jr»M tka a W mat* e f Florida fa* mar* iaaa attir l i e , t a i l , ■ »*', areredlag IN* 4aI* t f said affidavit a ad akplkallea fo r tkl* OiWar. a ad 1**1 roar laat kaow a •44r»i* w *a Or la *4 a. Orange Cooalr. Florida, o k k k la a * par* 11*01orly a* m rk iM n u la ksowa to Ik* atflaal: ih a it b * r * la ka P*r*on In tko d ia l* ef Fkwtds, Ik* evrvh.4 of a N k (* > •na I M « k * n wnald him* *•*«, ••4 foal y * « ar* * r * r I t * aoe nf twa*ty.<**" * * * * * ---------- + « ft*, ~m+e a. »»*- SpeedyFemale Picked T o Orlando, an W in R ace A t mbder-dnf •a I n n thimplon, to * go down to defenr « In F e a tu re Lon gw ood •C M a f tkB ylettra fir h e r paat HO pfrfom an c**, ■aalt eu parted lo Ann to p fa ith I ha la In - U r * rnea al Itia Banford-Orlando Ktnnal Club track In Longwoori nr t » rm uiKrtiN R o n n m n i tkal roa * * * * * * ta tka m il nf ntatatatai k .r.fa, on nr k*foro > l**f< ». Ik* Ilk cap nf 4***1. A. f>. HIT. •«*•*>*•*• l* a altars* llan* of a*!4 HUT will h* laV*a • t ranDraed kr pern and a' do. rr*p fm m nf***o will ka t*r*4 again** *'•* tonllbt whan aha tinea* up with • claaiy flald In tha tanth arani ■ a i i it Iwa topped tboa for, tka o » * r a futurity dtitanre. W th EHatrtot and iba Central Con* Alao chotrn to flnlab In tbo money la lha rrtaran War Laadwarn, of ibo tournament, Andrew *r and Laddlo’a flat iartw o of Jackaonvllto. Choice money do** la Iba olbar Tha taut a«adad fourth, Miami racaa Include Ann Charily In the ■flaw, v ia ■ 2S-S0 victim of ■ llrat, (JlorIloan In lha Menml. aaryrtou la tha aacond round of Itmb play In lha third. Madam play an tbo Orlando Tlgara tamo Marker In Ibo foarth. Hplkartno through W matt Lakeland to tha In Iba fifth, Du* Hallow lllue Shanty Hcgan’a on a dltt and now eata Ilka n canary—hut II thtod round. Tbo Tlgon ca*t In lb# alitb, Hklnnjr Harney Jn look* Ilk* ball have to do a lot of reducing to gat down to tha ihrough with a t o i l win o m tb# right aort o f playing weight. Coach Nick Altrock la ahown meat* toner a* EuatU, afior dofwilag urlng tha big Waahlngton catcher at the Senator’! camp in Orlando, Bartow, 10-17, toypad Claayvrat*r, yin., and noithor aoam* any too p.eaatd about the big girth, (Aaaoclated Praaa Photo) ____ Otorift ffcUam, w**t oak la dm fbM m a d . bowing 10 Cltar4*»¥ * **'*' * S A N F O R D R E P O R T - “ "■'ft C. C. Captain, wamr, SS-1S, whilo Lakeland de- kun jCusli. Ann Charily, H au l > famad Be. Paul'* of JackamrviBr, fair lo need* I.IO-I.TS; ku. kpra, 1.11 - 1.10. N ig h t L a d d k A a d J a it H ilt nr Dally lii.uhlal— I’up. K*dS4-1L l.rm i.'Cll—anpyltt* tlakt. 4** IP'* Krlvnd, •J I I I ■ I.ni-k.UInrlTha final roataar will bo played lake. 11111*11*'* Champ. Mia* Hark. nuinii anoU. Minraat *l*ady. Via S h o w E m F in is h A a ICIIUKIHI W i ll.* n c m . l a M i thto ovaaiag at ■ o’clock on ihe 1*1*. Ha rr, ill II r Khrikiipi, 1.1* l.‘4rl*rn erie. I.ll-I.ll. T il I Hi* HACK— Futurity: I U * i T IIU ID M o n e y W in n e r s A b o Uai vanity of Florida pavilion. Heir nf Daily Duiiblal— H'*> al lo Irurktre. rarlul au an.blti* and MI.'HTAIID— Kin. curly, w i n e rr t* ruH Tiiim o n n m tr ij Ikal Ik I* a*4 rr k* pw>dl*h*d oar* ratk w*k far f«u » w * n o •*!** V o lt a In Tk* »anfnr4 Tl*r» a 14 a n»w a*n**r >t*ikll»J*4/Mu “-mlanl* rouaip, M ala of O f W llo *** •»* „ » < » ' « » d al ar*l of raid r o u r i »hla tap ef llarrk. A. I>. HIT. My Granna Copt Victory In Featured Ninth Race MARKEr Hn** I*. King Hina, Flnnh I’U y I Hi**- Mahlrn. Ml** 1*iU M*y»r», leillan iirtlrar, Uulu V an in *. K an*«* Tram**. FO IlllTli HACK— I . H mil*: llrit (ley, la*.11 Kbuny. U*m D*il*mt. Mad. m Marker, Commam-li* Jerk. I'urwend. Playing Pitch, 1‘m lrl* field. PIKTII lU C K - T - H mil*: Cut* IllrU liamiHia U, Hanler l>frii-»r Die, T*44v Wink*, fa w n Mnr.l. JarV * Ml»*l»n. 11*11V Darllna Hulk«rln*. NtXTII HACK — rm u rllv: |l*n'a B*n>nlleti. II*4l>y Hr***- He* |ln1 Inw lllii*. Ileymor* Werflnr. la*41 Ulna. I'nklialtna. Mtrrn H*r* *|r». I.u*kr HWn kklnnv llnrn*v. Deal* Ukhlnlnir H* eater Manler. t.u*kV A|, n* A ....... ............... ........... jin ynnw. iitmii* di*.*— NINTH HACK - s -lt m l'"' »**ni** ru . Trafflr . chvnr*. lllarp 13. JSofl*- HMI rtnr l ’nl. Irl«h llrln, Haaa TraflPV. I’l r h " " " ', — muutwii.MAiiK.^* Futurity' rule. DntUh Mlrbrv Ann TTHW. « 'a r U .il.r ri.mmanda"* d V ’r*.!!•)- J ' W l - ° r'’ ' n- fhnrm 'ne S S ff* . |ADD0 CK*8 LUNCH— rM n r* Fklmetle A f t . N o t l To I ! good M odern rebuilt rodioo at m odel h » r j » l i w fo r Ikto w it h on ly. C om * « * r ly »nd lakd y o o r p k h . I'A lt ll O T H — H u p p S I " llRht. «!*• inn ml m «»<,«•ru t* , m t r U H n I *» a 4 V, Fin. |»*r f.ni. liiiiirhM m n d ll y N* lit*, pfMirer. lowtr; Tiipp^tl. bu* h|»re* I 09-1.19* F F o l t K 'U — F L O t l l O A 10“ efts, 3»*iM*t*. g r i’, | n 2 31* CEI.FallV llU A tk l.i— FU p*» itns. buti?h#«. e -c tn quality. Ltki Hhare Mvd. DtUtimm Bleaka I I tod ChkktU | G IV E S U .lt l i t * Mn*. A 40 1 *0 t t t O ld Hermanns t.ftn; Ii7», 1 IM J V f^AUee, •rnlee. evpr<>i. is Hm. n*t. ,<rt*#n At iiirnlniit si^c* to iiuallty# !.!•• J»0* TDItNII*H — Fin* per IiuiirHph, nrr, to nullity A pos4.. IVaiOn; T o|»|m»«I* pgr liuwhal, I f - l l t i Ho hul Ini. Ii |irm « lH* W'lic, DOCTOR HACK— futurity; Made Carefpl N lIM M r lilac k V a*orlt« Ftordwtoi (8.7S«p Friendly BN Fortune HN SHOES BLOOD HINHom-A, Miml., Mar. I I — (>V)—Whrn Ihe pat twit u( a Ml»itmlu pltyelilun ..... . u blo*kl tniuifuilim anil no ilimor could M ile. It** fouii'l i|iili-kly, Ihe tliM-ior hlmn it.I .A m m — p u r ptt*e mode r et«h nrif luhmittcd lo ihf* operation. t* m n n - l m nrkgt itrnily. Fta . p#r fins liAnvhvto, mueili Thi* patient, u Iwu-yrur-oHI boy,* I0*3ir. few 19c*. r iV IM U F .im — Fl». Ini h|»r«k wan 111 of rfimpllcalloiu (ollowing nltarki of loniltlllg, whooping I ttrnl a 0». jNNir ( n f a i r 3 99*3,2*0. F.ihll'l ANT — KupplUp ll«M lie lm- | diminit 11jplif» markwi aim<ly cough and pninimnnU. S F U . 1 4 kiln rrh „ h<*«t, 1 ««; prun'd oiler I hr* Iranaluiton. Hofmann Electric | Service L A X E V I E W H A R -IM fU E I r A i i H A d i : : ( ( : M i N r . s E » - S i > Hui»pllve. C a PUAUK D I R E R Ml — Muppllee miHlfrnia, ii*-im.«ml iiimit>raif, mnrk f i (Ifin. Fhi. Cnpeiih.tM.iii, h u lk , prr Inn, lit"111 311 e»K tui,iri>r. arn, tn i i u e l 'l y , l&.eu-H too. lit a. hu. hpm.* Bargains in Reconditioned Radios TAXACH RESTAURANT Oppeaile Courtb— t D fftlii Ihe tint I* food* Hlaco U W l*rr llu l bun*-ll*-*. IUr. UNKI.VM mililMMi — Kleii.lt per llu*. uuu. h**, le-IOci ponrar,: luwtr. 1 OMilSH — Northern. Yellow, it lb l,*a*. I ln -l.lt. I HAK j i . k t — rta. per 4 ea baa •hr*, l e - l l a I'BAM. D lltllK N j— Via b III k ■ 1 lipir., no nuppll**. r h l'I'K I’H - nuppll** mml*r*l* Comb l.ti-l.ln. <4 hr ban*, il- •Dmaml m.alrrul*. market ilrar.y tn*. Nr* if*. Ht.l hi a.. I IS. hi. v i a I.UMiei hamper* Hull»»** Imre, 11*. l IU. 1.1*1 Wmi.irr. l.io -l.T li m TANliKlIIM'.N — T” 4. b » » . h'l, rr ta , thiituoa* 1.1* . I 7 l;’’ W..ii<lrr T.UD.fiU romh. U - H r No. Tl, ' rrrnAWIIK'IIIIKM — Fla. pint*. IVrATIIIlH — Huppllr* kra*y, damnii.f rn. jr r a ir , market firm Ilf . I . f Via. hue •»!*.. 1 1 1 1 4 * Trluaiek*. II. AL’|ft*K|h—.Kanlryn.J Yfrkr ! fair » . Nm I*. i.la-|.3ii. C. K. k*> la tit viHtd hue. hakia. 1.*0-1.71. l.4a.'.Th, po. -.-r; rminh. M l . I l l IIEANH: II.IM AI— Vim kP** ItrTA Tn K *— Mala*, ilr r .a W-.unfair 111 ordtoary, 1.11 *1.id; few t*ln*. L'lVT loiar, No. I*. I I I . faery, Al »-1 tl. I 'a l i r n f m —* t», p*r pea eua 4 u n )lle 4 MAANti 4m t e -t ia 1 .■ ~ kit" al-ndy. Fla. bu*. hpra, « t K . Tkk’ft r A n i-N r f . aupriua. hflUAnll— r i n .. pue. Iipra, T«t Nfrlnrl***, lair lo B<o**l afoUfy. Unit cr.alki.ackr, fair la nao4 I Itjj.ll: wkll*. b a IIMleTd— Huppllaa maolarafri daNIVKKT roTATDKP — n » . - r i > jmeod- e**4.ra*a> -. aao« * » * - ■.elaeor F'.a. P*r iloi buuebra. arc. tu IHirl.i 11leva, C w r hag a. I »utrl* TUMAVliKir— Huppll*-* moU.tut* <iunllfy and rnndlllnn. ] 0-l*r, pnm* olh*r dealer* lur a t l bnur parted •adlau at t:kt A. *»., M « » 4* re­ ported by i . O. Mir kaei. klana•***. tn Ih* Federal male Mark*! Mows h r r l u . ••ItAN'IH*— Fla. lid. h ie.C o m b, t.TI -, <1 be hag*. 14* f a aid bee, rump, inn, ,*4 hi. baa*. 1.II. Nr*. 1*. ltd. liea., M l , 14 bi. bltKP I .ll-I.ll. H IIAl'K K lII'rr — *f*a. pld. b e*. - SEMINOLE CREAMERY COMPANY 111 B . I l l 8 *. P Im PETER PEN pk«ao t l ) IM Migoalik Itakfucd, Ftd. WPMT C la r if ie d Advertisements 10— Flower* and Want*. K: WotId-heatrr pepper 311 Chapman Avenue*. 1&— AparUiwula f« g Kent. t u e OIANT CANNON OF G L U tO O C R M IN I HET VIGOR AT ONCE) FOlt KENT: (larage gpirim int 112 W eil tih Kt. NKW Otiraa Toaia Ttbleta etamfai raw eyutar Invlgoratn ami ether Mlmuianu. One doae pep* up trgar,*, glaada. If not iDlighitd. FOR RALE: Thorougbbrtu great maker refunds few cam, paid. Dana pup*. R. J. Ptlmtr, BU Call, trk t MeRaygold* Drug Cem- Myrtle Aveaua. IB almiat here—faint ■p with Uoiler a Gay'* Quality product*. BUtalay-Roteri Hard* • F R IN U K L E IT H IC RMFRIOKKATORH — S e v iril Good Uted llo in i— Low and Convenient RHWAHP W1U. be given for re­ 1’rlctd turn of lUrycle taken from Term *— See them at Hill HardR o u t h a Id • Primary Bchool ware Company. 1 - i _ a- FOR SALE: t ftve-ramu Sunga<o Iowa Very im u m u Mi . Ttrma. X Apply US Wem tok Garage f ^ % f jIH m «3 flk �/ . I ; ; .• -• LU ' .l '* _ ’. . .-.•. ^r? ’ ■ 1 T I B lAKVOaO ROU1A RANFOta FLORIDA MANOR tiOIJSK AT EXPOSITION •VO squad* will take the field the iaiae boor*. A » tome of the player, will b« arriving by automobile* and othen by btuea and train*, the tlma of their arrival bare ii more or Ortflfcfc. P ft s U iM A m » w of •*«> , * M I M tlM elob, MOW, Clyds » fW< Dm Jcnaan, iraia'J n 'ga cvl, tkisf scout o f the on sad Clerk • * tho Senator* ami data. PAGE Tka Bpoatab rebel rorerai Th* head of Klag Leopold III appear* f i r tba tin t time on u t* requiring ail poaata Mtla to ba B t R in i t a il on tho new 5- atamped to force tbam out of boa riling: franc M O O T GOLF COURSE WELLINGTON, N. Z-, Mar. IS. —(if*)—Demanding an irxrrue of •etea renia a round, riddle* at th# Miramar Golf Club picketed (Oira to tba count when club of fid s la ordered them o ff the link*. I k e , " * * » * ■ « HSod h KitedJ r •• ” • • t ^ow Apr. 10 — O N EASY tAMtoetu ^la, nonhwart (a* *MS'. » NOW L 'P ’I B J l U f • r « m O um n CA •Al ita r. l l ^ F l f V W j i * lonrlaa ben, they *ttl Ma* d'Amhrea, bee4 b*'tba A n g * * ” »■ Jt lo a « da . Khan, woo «b. JUas-1tmpetor cup ■ M I f t t e t gnctfcs p a n nbh here hut the trophy could no« ba be prtientad immediately at tba m w King-Kmpsror bad not beta proclaimed. 1 d t b a Aaaarkaa League. W U a tbt Lsakow, will be At their firat baikeibtll fam e -. Down RADIOS"' * " frj g 43 -m b } * * •N - -**i- ; On Easy Payment Plan TIRE SHOP Ml N. ravfc DIRECTORY * • r * « « * pa n of the of the current aea'on, ihe t la s , the K bool for Mar­ quette rarer* siagntl a program — • • • * • • *111 ko eondoited eo a rartky player* wart Introduced; par-tlaM _bM lo u n iu U m o % , q,« new nilt* were anptalnrf; movie* of patt fame* ware thown, a id backet bail lyatema and mineuvc.i war* demon*i rated. Sanford LEOAt NOTICE mHh ^ .a rruratteT Tba TT baikelball gamei of the Untrenity of Iowa tram* ihirl-.t tka pan four acoaont wtro watrh• p l l a l l M tvr * « *iu ad by MU.000 peraon* — au av Teowincoie J 7 7 in ^ i/ *..!T Said tract of Bjtd7 per garar. m a “* » t4« i tOerxen. i . , iuiiu»» « * r 'r to is* FIt* letirrmen on Coach Burion Shlptey'* Univeriity.of Maty• * I IL n i W l « til land basketball team are regulart {£ ? * > £ A‘M,II° " »• - - ” » **■ ***■ .« 1 e| u * aald ar»P- on the rame coach'a baaktlbatliei ! ! ? - I " * * ■tfc*. ‘ «M eartlfleat. la. They are Fred Thoma*. ratchar; c^ m cvrr? * * “ * ,r v,OLA Waverly Wheeler, third baiftnsii; Dafoes *aM eertlflral* •nail b* Bill Bryant, Charlie Keller ami redeemed arcordlno tn taw. tka Bill Guckeyion, opt fielder*. W * « » d.acrltwd therein will be » ' 0 »»t hMd.r at the vcthvs o r a w r r * it." e t i r r i i ‘> rnarl-hnaee S ,1! d,,. l l " a i ’ il Pated IN I. didr an '* • •"Ol'lh the Oral of April in t " " h *r thla Ith dar « f Msrrh T ier* o. r. m tu N n o v , of Clrrult Court of (m a il m "°* CWI" ,,r* flwm * ■ w ith . w tm k ttw * . M l D R Itl ran WKM TX holder of Ta* fa rl i n « t . No. » « , li-u .,1 tho Till ja y * f July. A D. 1* 1 *. haa flint Mm * In my otlleo and ha. m.itr apptlmilna for a taa d.ru to l. thereon. aald eertlflntr embnhee the follewlaa dxrrlhro prnperty la tb# Caanly of Itemlkole. Mlale of Plerlda, to-wli: le t *1 •• »» B SS V »1 e Three I’laea The ■ee*aaatea»of th# eald ereeerty under the aatd r.rtltleali eta la tt l»eu*d J»0 sne K "llr» le hrr.h r alvrn that ni|r •uant tn final d n w rrndrr.d mi the llth Lav Ilf March, t i ll. In that certain r u m - prnfinc In 'hr 'trrnlt Court of Memimlr Count" riorlrU wh-rrln FKDEtlAt. FARM w n It t it A d k cfirmtnATiriN •• nlalntiff. and DAIT.IW) I. MITIH. •KAD and II It MriltHRMi. ULIIIlir.AD. an unniarrl.il man. *rr .If f« n,J» h i .. I It. unilttal.nu, . atirrl.l m in er will, within tho '0*1 hnUM or . » In oa Monde v ■ba Ith dar a f April. |»jj. „ ff , r *r end sell eell t„ t>■ th, I h_ hlkhe-i ki. l ! .. - eel,, -ml hlgjar for caah at tl>* rent .!,Mir rtf |h* Court Kuo..- ..( temlm.u C.nmti, riorll*. In « , n *ifil rtiifldA, fig fu|Inn |fiC |(nt wrihrti lot*. Ths p Iftfu of BAri'tfM '.»f * " n“' “U ,* un,y- ttrail Kr“ ^gall half MVUI MV* Th? Rrr. Jamea S- Day epeut hi ‘ , * . of ihia waak In 8outb . tniWa viai-.lny Tamps tad Lake'and. Cur High School Baoketbtll hoy* an I gitla playad their latt m* lk 1 . ' Mr*. lJoyd Thompwn. who ha* Pntir> for the action with (\>rna o A *. m" , ,in|t I f ' tt v latt inw at Iha home of her m Tttr diy. The boya won while the following of fia ts were elect- trwh„ .| P.Uw, th# 1t,v. J. M. h till* loat. ed: Mrs. A. t . Barnett, prcaident; fhompaon. left Thunday for her Th. F|iwnrh League of it.a Mrs. V. E. Geluler, vlce-preel- home in Pictihurch. Pa. Mrc. E. 11. Wale*, sccretaty; Mo h i»‘ Church g iv e a linen Mr* P. A " * ,; o n rhnwoi- fur Mr*. Morrlaon Kite** and Mr*. Hu.h Nath. irea*urvr. m Mr A* thi H jm ' o f the gathertrg ih^ Th. I*.t meeting WM held . . the m K;«h. wub M *1” liclou lefrcehment* were *emcd. home of Mr*. Wale*. There were «•> Tlu' Matron*' Claa* o f the Fit*! IS women present. **** U" The ncil meeting of the Worn- !' n’ uriby « H'’k TL ° W,r' nap:l*i Church gar* a ahnwrr for Mi** Vida Mott haa been spendMr*. R*tee* on Wedn#«d*y after­ ■n'a Club will bt hrl K Apr* 14 at irc several day* wlih .Mr*. A. noon. Refmhmenta of cookie* 'be home of Mr*. Mun.lorf. Mr.. Johnson I* now living vn Kills. On Friday Mr*. Ell la enand prnch wera eervtd. Tho farmer* of Oviedo aatl-ttil Winter I'ark an I han chan^<*<( hfr orisiirtl Mr. and Mr*. McClellan . *y It. Daw inn of S*nf< ril. nr- name to Mra. William Nicholaon. a’ dinner. Mr. anil Mr*. Il.rry Finch art ,l'"n»lil Andcnon of We»t Palm eanl/nl a community committee hire Thurwlav. C. R. lee, George Iravlng ncit week for Rt. IVtetv lira- h apem U*t Sunday at hi* M 'tgon and Ati'rew Duda were burg, and wilt atay there two b"i-te. «• f a-t our lo:a| ntim iuct. C. week* brforr iruinj; North | Die R«v and Mr*. Eben Greent. ... ------- taa ---, -il„r Mr. and Mr*. Ilrnckington are leaf and T. A. Greenlrof of Lake tt- Cion* site... *<l „a, ................................. n»te. Th* eommltiee elected C. 8. driving to Kern park fmm Call- Miry, anti Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee a* president. ( furala, having aprnt tho winter out (' ie of Mnasarhuaeits, who are It. Q. M ill* h i* dcrcp'til a pn- W ell, si i tilling shim lime with friend* ahion wlih Frier* Ruib'erq RupKdr, • isiir.' ihe past week ai Buk rly. Go. of O rllh jgj He pls.t. yi I. upt : slearw.trr, Taimm anti 3l mine to Orlando tiwn. j i'ctrtsburg. They returned Friday, Otir celery crop D looking U t ulth nuihing but praise for all , r ^ L !.r| [ . r j L b ,0" W" « T Mr. add Mr*. A. L. L'urdc. ... I llu -r ii'surta. - »* • »«• u‘ D o liw * lit hi h GENEVA •u nl t tR i If) Hit* iiAiitw of . Electric — T h e W ay You Want Them— C O N T R A C T IN G Prow# M ag COMPLETE BAR SERVICE “CATERING TO THE BEST" Drop In A ft e r T i e Doc tUcen P E R K 'S T ra d * la You r O H Fnrnltara F<c Cask C LU B tt Wagoner A tte n tio n ! Dairymen Cattle Owners F U R N IT U R E C O . MO H an ford A v * . went vl-lllng (rh'ii I* Rund.tr Mr. and Mra. II It L>yy, P ’. piftip* rty cl#ai‘ r I l»v«l I !»■•*i t n w lit *Hi < fimmlnRlonasra* room In |h# ritv mn and l/iul*p l.nvy. niu| Mr i *uii* i»* inr i«iici‘i ••i it1*1ii"T ut ih« ,,,l|r ,,r H'inforit. *.\r+* H . t ° f »n fhT MW. Whlefc te Ih# »th day of cuuri'h'jUrtr *l*rtir on ilir lb.. Mil, day nr April *r,| Mrs. Ili'rni.m taiuliriiiii .•(, Ufinday In III* month *4 A p r il, 1137. f»ir (he- rnrp-iF- « f f||linr Hanford were stalling r r l a t l i . ' April. HIT. > u rrt It IT, wtilrh la th* SH » *luy « l Ihgs VRfuni-T In ih* offlrv ..f f’liv Totted thla iprll. IMT. . . „ . <i f.»nril*>i|H«irr nf r*J»1 C|(v rtn-erl and friend* In (><'ii"t:i, Hunila* n r lir.ll-NDnS l>4iF-ti thi* *th day *.f MurrS. *h» r— Imom(Inn of |fr inriMs. Mr, and Mr*. A C. Moore i ' t r*' I* N WhlMhiirtf, unit rnm|Tf*( m Clerk *f rirewli f*e«rt II |' IIEHSlHlN _ 1 HU im rin lrH t#rn». Belly Moore of H.infnnl wore *h Rewriwat* Cauatr. Florid* Th. p »ii. will h* ,,, 1ri*rk « f tMes-ista C i u r i n f t . K AL)__________ __________________ t u e s ta or Mr. and Mi* I’ It Cuuniy. Florida ln ( at «K* sl.ove ,.|,r„ Hr* III Il l 'l l * TW * I HRUTTUMl acicn-llilriv I.rluvk A » l . |:>,uin Donley Holiday. rdltelL) n i t . t a t i T t oh — — ---------------------------------------------at.adard Time, and will rlo** ,| Mr. and Mr*. \V. I , Hl*’e. Mr. < w m » : UF AFFLII'ATlOh F u ll ■uadoWll on said dale " mS m m T A h Slkh-D j l> Tllll,. IV. M At. KIrn.ii. N. T. Ilill and Mr* K H Hill Weenoad aaah uf you at* herein I.oUrv *" Hsr.b, sirtn. that ahd II J Wilson hnv, I. * • I oatlfled had required It. preMB Il.^li; II.VWKI.ia. h.ildvr uf Tn* ! d-olgnated liv ill# «;i|y Cnmim'-I were shopping In tlrlandit M u Mty claim* and demaada w ain a,lil„.,l.. KV »i». issued Ihe I k JI«n,ro a - Inspertore and I. V day afternoon paw. * * atthar a f yatc “ 5 ,ul^., l aaalnat tSa eatala af tllMiKtllA isv Ol A u iu -I. A 1*. tt i l . hm ' l ane ha» l.»«n dcaldnalcl us rln h SlelBARBTH MART, deceaeed. tax .lid u n , ■■■ my oHIr# and has " f « * d elevtloa. Ualtaa Mi«l c*'riIfII'ofd irIirII |»« k . r . h v ' rtdF«ni«tl .iirfMirdliiw to law. th* .. H (They Moo For More) Del ter and Cheaper Huts Dee'. Palp A bran* new Rotighoge Food which inerraaew the] Milk Supyly., _____________ BRIGGS Sanford Am co Feed Store Let’s IKKEijnL.. I(H MagnoHm —— - r to town ATm^k • a f M id County. I * th# t.oua.1 duda* of kemlaol* L'uuair. Ptar It*, at hie afftee la the cour heuae at Mafeed. Florida, wilhll aighl e.lewdar moa'.ha from Ih. date a f th* firat awhllcatloa »i UMa ooI lee. Each vUlm or de gantd n u t Ve In w r llla * am ■ sa t atale Ih* place reetdea*. aad *oe« afflre addre-e a f th. rtnJmanl, and mual he eworn to hp (he rlditK.nl, adent, *r .C o rdev. or lb * aame will become veld nepacdi.d to law. ^ r h i # Jetk day of February. It*. ML'MV HAH f MIDDLLTILS, - hiaeLUtac at Ik* Katate v. aieoRuiA e u i A i r r n •- m art. Dee*ae-d nade application lor a la* da-d U K, issued m-rrun bald c r l i l l am ,ni.ua* re Ihe tollowlnit do,, |,1..1 p ,i|..ty In Ih, Cuualy *d wiolnoir. ki.tii' ill Florida, to-w ll. K i, nf I , it t IIlorh h l l " « liar. Ilaiahto Cist ll'iok 1 Th, n—..-m rrit *,f Ihe oa'd ,n .y .ilr under Ih- **ld rvr.ltl. ■K. Ire imd w a n in in, name nt “ UniiV,W M M reriltkate jhall b« iK 5 ‘ .h.,i . - ,‘f . « , t III th, miahsil h* rnurt-hous, door *B th* Gr«t Unndar In the r" 2 * l*t, iylj, which l» the tth d * r 'V '*i*d ,,,'hl* dll* day ol Marcli. .u n ,,,T ‘ O. C IIKIlNPriN. flC R la kareby given th* Cl,rh nf Circuit Court -if - .1 t* ftaal decree data. IWmlnula Cuualy. Floildt I. HIT. la that cartel* pending la th* Circuit Court liK A L ) mate county, FlorK* AFFlII-ATlOh r o w HR U W N K H S LOAN hWTIt’hl o rTAX K>*CK|| — m ■» plaintiff, and Noilr, I, h ,r,b y g ii. ii , that H rPOH t a g IdiUldN hie wife. D A V I D U lil'HKIIOl.DF.IL holder a f Taa Certirieat* No (It. I.. 0-.I th* ln.l lay of Jult. .V D. 1*11. hao fllml ram. In'm y offlc, and ha* madf •apiteatlon for a las d**d tn n* asdanlgnad. esoid lh,r,un Xakl c t ll f lr a l * aa Special .Master n brar,e th, fnllowln* dweerlhed lap* I hour* <•( ee#p,rty In Ih# Conniy ef deaslday. ta* t'h I'h dry ante. Ittai* of Florid*. I»>wlt: _______ j l the Me front treat * » r Lai I C,nlrat FarV. at aesalaote d K fh e Can** Rhone af The *,N,*«ni,ni of ih* aatd hi.font. F l«r B K n H ' Flerlda. la g i.fo r _ . |ty.’ after to' ireperly umt*r th* said aarllfl■ sd -aaa|l afl t* **<t <sl* Lsu,i. w n la Ih, name nf and. ta tka Ike hl.heet hist <iVKHWTItKKT l»VN1> 1N» htAder foe eaah IB# f»H a » t’ niiss said r,rllftrat, shall I.* -ed *«m ,d aeri.nlln, to law. "hi I p i S H i r i l » r i l l » t ItleMla Wilt It•old tn th, blah,St bidder at th, IRewMl -nart-hoawi door o a ih* fir -' test M a f I l N t L a f LeekMonday in tn* nwalb of Anell. hart’ HIT whteh la to, stk day of Flat thereat retard ed I . Flat Vnrtl. IMT. . *. page TP af th* FahUa ■ r-M.d lhl* *ih day of Match, * » • * M la o l* ‘ CoaaCy IMT. gpacts l Master n C II KRNnOX, C|,fh nf Clrrnll (foutt nf * M id u l e ta h*' made t* satisfy the te n ** af wild lt,mlnnle Cnonlr.” Fsofi ------a UCOMARDT. (• S A L ) wjfc. at pahHa eatery, ei LAKE M ARY IN W ITX Eng W IIDIIKoF. I i M l - lierpuntn set my fund i< Jlaror of t,i, City of asnfon Florida, and asi. have r.iu-*d *'* Frleml* of Mr*. J. M. Thumb h, arrts,d her,In |h, seal id Ih •aid C lt- -p lh l, th, ttih i.sv III «nn are gldil in know that *hi- « VlAfrh. HST eh|e io In nut again after a Inig KIlW Atlls 'HtilillMU A* hf.enr of III, *-||y illness from neuritis. of koafnrd. t'lorld, Mr. and Mrs. t’harlr* Ford >■( A tt,,l 1 ¥. d >AMHriN. Ma*rarhutett* moved rerrn’ly he 'ir y Dark into iheir new home purrha-i-d IM A M fools the best forecasters. Ilut we do want that chintz for the windows. We do need a carpet sweeper, a new percolator, and a new end-table in the living-room. And we don't want to slush around rainy streets to hunt them. Problem: How to thwart the weather man. I *H * , I l* a Simple enough! L^t's sit down by the fireplace and read the adver­ tisements. Here It’s comfortable and snug. Well take t k » l g q tu k Ike ta li*fic tio n lh «t Kick, Creamy the newspaper page by page, compare prices, qualities, ■M l Flavorful brand-names. Tomorrow, rain or shine, we’ll head for w ays gives. See that ICu on hand At a II times. the store that has what we want, and be home again in a jiffy. GREEN VALLEY DAIRY "Rich Milk” a MthglvM** »*e«Slirle 4 NO TELLING what tomorrow'H weather may he. It t a y time o f (k g day, (kert'n nothing Green V alley Dairy Milk Al­ Phones C W . B ak e., Prop. 892-W 774 H ave You r Clock* A M W atrk m R cg a ln d By O n* W ko R eally Knows How M A D K R IG H T IIK R E IN P1.0R ID A F inf id*. d» Geneva "*T- I ’ hone S u n i - C itru s P u l p UN KNOWN* CO. Etetrital^wpgllM CHICKEN DINNERS FEBN PARK OVIEDO p u n in b HWoins t.'aieui ea ealc eertifkate ehall hN. rrdeemed ' • ordiag te law, thi i* " • , record % ^ p ro p e rty del I M therein "eUl, h< Bt«o|| ------- m* i n to tn* _ Q » W V H dd.r d«.-ks*v W patl-hnuH Feo*tt-hnueo M o o r * W »■; t * e - fW*e Honda* la The m aalb td April, IlIFninir Fla tn n e t. whteh la the MS .dap * t ■ ta him.iilrwdfhF r**«... April. 11IT. ' mure or leq*. being jw'rn.,.|l,M Dated thla I t h . day of March. T w eatr-piv. ( ji , ' 5,t i.»u S M n . C T lille e o e„J 'Tck.-lul berg ultb Mr. Totnty tin i rt.iutP,- ll.utaa . a F. H EH IU h i N. Wjlrty One ( i l l gininl? Clerk of Circuit Court ol Irina and being In rtemipow Ptorlda. Remlnele Coenlr County ttmte .1? Florida. I t L ^ L T " . * < " % £ £ IS IU D i > he »..l.t |» d ilk r r f e e . trip „ 3,u'h r told Unde he terms of eil.l Hu,I do?-.-* ’ATMN FUN iv v t c B « r A r f i KL c tiKtniut: ai e r COACH GETH T H E C IIA lil' ’ W* rrU*'' " f hl" Oughtcr. M’" • -• As htoelal ! -Mttwa J ^ h - S r , glvan. that 8 ABETHA, Km... Mar. 1 3 .-W ) * " r ' 'V '1''' ' ! r' v* _ _ _ ■ •M CIIUWIC and LA U It A W lO T IfiJ o r %rrt.ir% t i o \ -D uring a ;¥cem b liu .n l. H . J Nl^ ' ” T '"' LAO w e . ha Mar ol T a* Cvrtlflrata t u uier.D Mw I t U . Isa a * , tba Tth cay nt W- (Biir, Hargis. ,„d hi. Uni- j «‘U‘ * ' .V.itlrw l« I. »•r *-1»y *iVFn, th at Jaty. A. D. m e . ha* filed >*tne II. K JOIINMON. h-.l.lrr uf T ill vrrsity o f Kansas track track tram Irani! , r*. “ f ‘',pr.. , ta my of flea aad ha* made so>rltf Iruli* No in;* U mif.I thea nl.Kl IMf’ “ l" 1 Mr* " A “ 1 pttcatlaa far a l a . M l* h flay «if Aumiiif. A. I» IJ3J. Ham were Stranded for a night. children of Autiurnd.Ui. lime t Mead lh*r*un- Bald «»rtlflta t» »m- l»l HftI sAmw In my n f f i o and has Amurtg those who found actn n l tSafotlawlaa dsactllwd TlJUoF rtplillr.lt Inn fill lurnetl in their hmnn nfier • p rip w ly la th# Cauaty " f .... on» In a barber shop #f» liF IrR||P(| ItlFtFflD i s .r j.r lm '? il ......... rummo,u“ visit nlih their mAtlirr, Mu i m |*7 M at* Sf Fiend*, lo-wlt; m # rmhrjfpg (ha* followInar d** was the g-fooM-Inch coach who ’ *1 Paw *h a *» NW c.w Grant. wrrlhril prn|tr r( y In tho. (VitifltY af aactlon a, Tnwoahlp t* waa honored by :*lng givrn a I fif 8>-mlnii|p, Hitt** of Florida, to* Bttlh, Rang* H r“ * * barber chair in which in sleep, j Mr. and Mr*. Hull uf llumdi t, T il: I g « I I lh N t i t W l< were Ihe wecki-rni guest* nl M. • Irttla U A It 111•t'h • U >al eg I Acres. ICttOM'a WIMm^rr Hmeint HrrIlo-ll. I*l«l Itali a psri'nl*. Mr. anil Mr* < Tka aaaerwmsnt of th* aatd prop. a owJW f?:A " * T " » ' n i l . .. :! It Mi* fioiih i I ' mw ** & . ---- rartlrleals •rty wader IS* said MrUlii. Th» ■»•*»» fm* hi »*f Ihr mwId prop* TM>: i i J f . F l ow. T waa la th* »«*t# of C. #f|y uiulrr Ih** m h| «‘Fr!lf|rat«P l«Mr. and Mr- Harry Week" <i "rB ^u 2 *atP*e#rllll*ale *h*U Jjj redaeeaac aeeordln* tn law. the Th e Bent Yno C m Get Seminole County News that vt the lilt ? STU W V , from Mr. Poker. They have en­ larg'd and made eitenelve re* _____ imin to the pUee. . — -------- | Mr. Morgan Hoch*ira**rr and J eitirr. Mias llonenta llochatraa! H t of Alter leen, Md.. wera gueats ' lau Sunday of Mr. and Mr*. J. Mr. and Mr*. Taylor of PittaK. Houghton. Thi* U their firm burgh have been guest* *t Mr* . . , visit tu Morula In .0 year*, when F. t . Gtialtr a, but now returned )|r ,rofh, trM i, r W(l 0 alnc*vllU home. ' where he had been a teacher in Mlia Scardefield »|Hni tail lhl. Univ»r»uy for scvtral years. "Buying at home"— through the advertising col­ umns—gives you wide selection, more time to decide, and satisfaction when you decide. Make it one of your pleasant habits! �Si?w w s * TfrTwit ** w &jk*?* ~ , ■ , ' • • '' ■•■ . r. • . r^T7" f‘TT5 rrTrr^iTT,2S u SHOWS HERE SU N D AY A N D MONDAY 11yon Live Only Once" T o Show Here F or Two Day t RomaniScComedy h Boohed For Two Day Showing Here Stanli"Oatca«t’j{ Henry Fonda, Sylvia SOLVE MYSTERIES Sidney Are Cast In M R g Lead Roles Of Film I J a m e s ^fetton, Pat I Ellis Head Cast Of Colorful Adventure The mnsi itarltlp human drama1 the screen haa erer offered to mi to the Rita Theater Wednesday When "You Only l.hro One*," Wal­ ter Wangrr’a first production fn? release through United Artiste, begins a two-day engagement with Sylrla Sidney and llrnry Fonda, the rcreea sweetheart* o f "The Trail of the Loneiome Pine," teanhc.l In the starring roles, Dynamle mnfllct, thrillin'? or(ilcnda Farrell and llarton Maelien an I senring romanro are com­ Lane s«lr* mysteries of murder bined In this story of a woman ami o f lore In “ Smart B node," Who risked her life to fight by the find o f a Warner Bros, series side of the man she lured when I nlioiit the ntlv'niures of "Torehy the whole world condemned him Blunt-," Tuesday at the Ititg The­ ami hunted him like on animal in ater. erery corner of the earth. Frit* I-nnir, who handled the megaphone on "Fury," «J|," "Metropoli.," and other unforget­ table films, directed “ You Only Lire Once" from an original story by Gene Towns ani Graham Us­ her. A great supporting cast Is head­ ed by liatton MarLane, who In­ cidentally has his first sympathet­ ic rule. LiltIng muiic, rolllchinc Uughlor and glowing romance combine lo make “ Sing Mr • I s n t Song,'’ a fo r m n p o li 'i n production reNational, An artist’s depiction of filmLloyds ot land’s sensational Ixiwlon," which features Tyrone Power, who appeared hero re­ cently in “ la r i Is News," and the beautiful Modesine Carroll, who___ find* unforgettable ro- To Mary— With Love* Returns Here Friday Bob Steele Headstart Of Coming Western F |f Today’s must Ijlkud-shoal lots *t«ry hrlnrs Wnrner llaxttr and Myran |y»y latcii Into each other's arms In “ To Mary—With law ** Twentieth (t-nlury-Fni pleturo rl the Kill Theater nest Friday lit n return showing. Brilliantly, tho nweeihearl* of "Pralboomt" ami “ llrosdwoy Hill" bring to Ihe screen Hie great modern slory of I wo Inters who find. In tears ami heartbreak, thn true depth of Hodr emotion anil affection.” Directed by John Cromwell from Milliard Khorninn'M best­ selling novel of Ibe samn title, "To Mary With laive” also fea­ ture* Ian Hunter, Claim Trevor aad Jena IMton. thn romtdy roll* over It In wave* of laughter <>* Ilia story progresses to |t* currrlmr finish. Th, hails siaipto one; n prominent cltlxeu l» lourid dead In hla home, and hh wife Is put mi trial lor th» hilling, inn n chatty surlily woman of the luwn la selected in servo nn Hie Jury, and finding herself at varlam-e with her fe l­ low talesmen ns In (he lady's guilt, shir sets ulimit stringing the rent of the Jury In her views, nml ntao proceeds to solv„ the mystery by herself. In Ilia enurin' id her efforts, 1*1* nty of lim-spe, led i rises o c ­ cur. and nmler th e deft trea tm e n t nf Director Hen Holmes, the nutrotm. remains In doubt u n t i l . I h e fast-moving flnnle. Helen llrudetlek, long nrrlalmeil llro-idwny'a fm enin l comedienne, piny* lli-i resoureifiil Jury ■woman, with Vielor Moor,- sharing top honors . wlllt he r as n well meaning real e sta te salesninii who Is nlro dieflvil us linn id Hi., lalcsni.io 1 r^ i 1 | M I h £ M i ) / • . nT /• Murder Mystery Here At Rllz On Saturday ftro»in<!# anil mance in the r.crven achieve­ ment which sl.ous ti.motruw an I Monday at the Kits Theatir. A story of a lov- that thungorl the destiny of an empire, the produc­ tion h.rW Power toward stardom as tlv. result of his romantic role, depicting him ns tbo screen's WEEK OF MARCH 14, 1937 A T T IIE K IT Z (Inn of Ih* faatsat of all Hob ftliele western pictures, •telling­ ly filled with action nml Ihrllls; a well balanced, hard riding, straight-shooting f e a t u r e . Is ‘‘Cavalry," a Republic release star­ ring Hull Hleele, which opens at llllf Theater next Haturday. Hleele portrays a captain of Ihe union force* who brings In Justice the rlnglesdsra of a hand of mutt, trying to establish Hags-vIII- as an Independent country. Sunday, Mnmlay—The s’ory which changed the destiny of a nation "LLOYDS OF LONDON." T.tsdny—The Blit Day— 125 Reason*. And the adventure* of n girl reporter. Glenda Farrell and Barton Mnrlamc In "SM ART lll.ONDK." Wrdncrdny, Th' rstlny— Sylvia Sidney, Henry Fonda "YOU ONLY LIVE OfICK." Arldeil feature, James .Mellon, 7-ssa Pill*, and Hugh Herbert “ SING ME A I.OVB SONG." Friday— Emotion parked drama that whirla to a most thrl ling rliinnx “ OUTCAST" with Karen Morley and Wirren Williams. Alto rrquestril return engagement Myrna laiy and Warner Baxter “ TO MA11Y—WITH I.OVF." Saturday —I’lay Screcno Helen llriHlrrick and Victor Moore “ WK'KE ON T IIE JURY." Also Bob Steele In “ CAV- A film set so large that It overflown! Info an adjoining studio was constructed at UnBed Artist* for Waller Wanger’s pro­ duction, “ You Only Live Once,” which brings Sylvia Sidney . ami Henry Fonda to th* Hit* Tim* ntrr on Wednesday. Hprnw log over several seres -n the bnrk lot, Ihe *et r«pr»*' u nit buildings, towers, walls ami rrrna’ ion yanl nf a nuMfern ALRY«M A T T I I E I’ H INCESS Sa'.rd.iy, also Sunday—“ PENROD AND SAM " and Buck Jones "SUNSET OF POWER." pilson. Pirntls*k>n-svn* oldn In erert pari of Ihe set on ErhiewHonal lot iu-xi door. A ssfc.n 1She: ms ;•Matured million cans of salmon in ll*3t>. Th0 fl -*l hook In English nn Ihe province of New York W.IS "A Brief iK'scrlptlun of 'New xseYTMEW—V'til' l H-ot^n. HIDDEN ACCENT The Impulsiveness which »e* rent* the vivid personality <>f Virginia Field won for her »n outstanding rolj In Twentieth Centtry-Fox'a lovo story that changed the destiny of an empire, “ Lloyd* of London,” at th* Hit* Theater tomorrow. FAM Ol’ H IN ENGLAND 1 A stirring drama e l ■ w u ' i IBit for r in ft ia c i and thn f s f • f a mob whipped late freasy bp amaU-towa bigotry hr laps f a m e William, Karta Motley aad Lew la Stone to the screen of the Rita Theater Friday la “ Outcast." "Outcast” la the itory of a php■Iciaa who la boeaied freea tky to tkp Ip Mlaa Morlep »S e he* Iterra him guilty of aiarder. She catcher up with hha ia a Haiti mll-weMern town where ha haa taken refuge. There, throngh the Intercraaion of Stone, ihe dteeer. era the phpiiciana Innoeenee aad falla in lore with him bat aat be­ fore the haa betrayed him lo a mob. The role of phpilctan i* on* of the “ heaviest" William baa r r tf played and he handle* k wkb fl k feeling aad akin. Mlaa Merky pan a great deal of fire lam the difficult role of the girl who** hate turni to lore, and fltoao rata* in a grand performance. The cam alio include* Jackie Moraa, the child atar o f "Valiant ia the W f 1 For Carrie; Christian tab, _ ther Dale, Job* Wray aad ot1|*T*. ■ * - »' 1 t . 'r BANK HOLDINOI INCRKA11 WASHINGTON, Mar. IL - < * > — The bank* of ih# eosn1t r y ,‘ 0W June HO, lond, held I17A5M**,'000 in U. S. Government toevltic , or 25A3 percem a f their *0» to I assets. In 1M9 the amooatwt* 1 l,02J.H70.000, or fcM perteH *1 their assets. Over 230 actor*, feature pay­ ers and extra* were employed iw “ Outcast," drama of mob fury, front Frank R. A d acV popular novel "Happiness Preferred," which opens oa Friday at the RRa Theater. Ian Hunter, appearing with Wnrner Baxter ad Myrna l-oy in “ .......................... I U lfl ANOKI.F.H. M*r. •To Mary—With Love," Twenti­ defective.________________ - W it h Alice firady. t f r l g # eth Century-Fox picture at th* ] n« exeenllre vice pc**HkWfv 1 Bits Theater Frkiay, we* ! * ■ * « Braxil I* attempting for the, Tollwagger youmUllto^jNiJ bs on the English stag* before twa­ first time lo supplytt« own nccdil organised •<• pioto*t;.d*g* fr in* to llo lywood. for cigaret paper. |poisoner*. First objective*-wHi ----- r— -----. law* in Mala* sad Cgltfarnla Tho lolal while" populstkm of Germans am taxed on • any -make dog poisoning 'g-sCsio the ifntnr nf H"»Us Africa row ore tits, they replixe on th* d«va|;( latter 11 l . ] n *cndesito_mak*J ; campaign nstlenak excel lie tuu nifilio'U. TROTZKY ASSAILS SOVIET PURGE Cummings V oices Plea For ‘Rejuvenated’ C ourt Here Next Friday IN •‘0UTCA8T* HER TWENTY-FIRST BABYI! WOt A * Associated I’ress photographer visited Lee* Trotsky, the I w e t t Russian Sotie! leader aew la exile at Ceyearaa Villa aear M.xlro City, and teak Ikes* excelteel pktaree el hia dlecestiwg the reeest M**» eew trials and execution* sf » sld-lia* Leal* rovatoUeaiatta Be said Dictator Joseph Stall*’* reglto* b pertarbed by pr—psrt* * f aw later, satlosil airing *1 th* purge end la “wllllag to rrowrt to eay — eeero to arrest this smtsbcs L* (Aaeaciated Frees Phetea) ■^«sir8ias.vga 'itaesa si IS# senate ludiclary com“sew blood' tele th* iotlielary and ‘ L it. Lelt to right: denature jf I Associated I’reea I’hele) BACKBONE OF THE C.I.O.— THEY CHALLENGE FEDERATION . too osisisme m roe nmi >m i nmmuiec ror in.iusiriat u rgantutton, which i* selling up a national Isuor orgimza ion to rival the American Federation of Labor. These union Baders, led b y Chairman John L U w U , met in Washington to map a program for Ihe fifteen unicn* affiliated with the C, L O. On* of the group’s first moves will be a membership campaign in the textile ind.etry for th* United Textile Workers Union, Left to right; Francis J. Gorman, president o f the United Textile Workers of Am rrii*; Philip Murray, vice-president of the United Mine Workers; Charles Howard. C. I. O. secretary and president of the ln’ ernatk»nal Typo­ graphical Union; John L. Uwls, president of lh» United Mine W orken and gukitog fort* o f the C. I O.; Sidney Hillman president of lW Amalgamated C,othing Workers, awl Juba Bropby, executive director of C, 1, y . (Associated Prose photo) m* * ** * 1 ' —■■* ■ - • *- - • ♦ — — • — ----- ta . ------- ----------- - - �vi - ■ * ~ * $. ‘ 1 . - t V. r> f VS :j . ? ':.' ' ■■■ ' '■ ■: "■ ' '! r ^ S r ' ' *. ^ ■. . ' ‘ 1*, “ ^9- fi * ■ ^ *■ ' W tB ty r • ' f --■ a n Chattanooga. Team <Explosions B e g in $ T ra in in g T o n S kdkd On Loco/ Diam ond Orders Gen­ 1WWatch Workout; • %■ - ) fc M A M A - . \ ,i .,fsSl v m * - r m Chfttt*offkMiiy r training b a ll park r ____ _____ through which w en gfefln*d to warning up ex wtfcM to tooeen up muscle* poaaibly tightened up over the winter month*. T h a rt Yoo, Sir* U4&. ^ , t c* 4 i ft Mur. 1 1 — y rs — t v a Ua—oearrod C alam ity city — racked Madrid today aa laaxrgant artUWry akotla tore gr—t iteo te bnlldlnaa of the down* wn dtetrict. Meagre report* fro— the Univanity City go** where Oov■■Mat mUltlaara aid tnser* at iroopo have cant—tod (or waaho do—rihed the oapl—lvo at* lack* te fresh attempt* to root Don. Praacleco Praaco’a force* ooa thatr barricaded poottloas. J u t after the eaptoelons. a Oorsmaeat olr — aadroa flaw over the area on an oboere alion «h t ■> w O M I ______ . Italian troop* wa flghUag on tha teaurgont aid* and wore declared by the War tel els try to hero been forced from atreteclc petition* In thCnadatolara Hector, norihea.it m m ■B S l ' 9 •Thank you, air” the federal judge who aentenced te 30 day* In jail and P*P 1100 fine for contempt o f the haute o f reprraenlatira. The old age peniion leader, at liberty on bail pending on appeal, la shawm leaving the tout* at Washington. « A —ociated Pres* Photo) S it - Down S tr ik e r i Ordered To Evacuate C hrysler’s Factor,y Declares Neae Let Is Elected Wealthy Yachtsman Judge Has Right To Ot» Property Of To Head Cooety Accused Of Arson Acupy n o t h e r PcrsM Faiedeg Group Dodge Workmen . Roy Symefl Selected As Conservat i on Vice-President To Vote Tonight Wayne CountySheiUt To Serve Injune* tlon On GmplojMf • C. K Loa of Oviedo was named president sad Roy gym-e of lanfnrd elected vlco-pr—Iant nf the HemtnoU County Agrtculturml Conservatlun Ataoelatlon Baturday afternoon, C. It. imwaon, fau lty farm agent, said today. t *-■ te D E T R O IT . M ar. 15.— ( A F f — Circuit Judge Allan ChR R i Ih’II today grunted Ml Ito Junction calling upon slU kfeS Htriki’ m to evacuate plant* m the Chrysler Corporalton nm thia a r c ^ which theyt h s vw ie occuplet)*slnce laat Mo In bin opinion, ' ram pbcll held th a t evan J t Thaa* two men will take leadlag rate* In ir.n admlnlslratl.in T — w y-eU nf tto 20 plajro* of th* 1931 Federal Soil Conser­ •apwrod w report were m Send vation program In this County. f a r tto i p w l i M i l l s * this twornTha complete Hat nf commu­ . . . . A charge of arson has been thv u b e r RelaMona lag whWh began at 10 o’clock and Mo m 9 B nity eommltl—men ami ibelr dis­ P n tty MU*. Jaaqua'ina J**ow•rimhumd shortly aftaeaoaa fat* lew (abarv) la ragardad aa a placed ngainst George M. t o * - ti y,U,l'’ it “ atm do— ate BN* trict* to aa 9»Uowi: bloom. Orleans lh( (.udown atrikaNf Mwl*g which Jo* Engl*** iroktes leading candidate for selro'loo aa Hanford District—Itoy flynit's, tobove). wealthy New prop*rty.” » naan I ihatr m m N m ai tto qnaen of tha Parte International chairman; g. J. Meyers, Uus shipbuilder and former malt mag- lh# righ. ,0 achaal here. nate, following Ihe burning of ,|,cUr, d ,h*t “ resp—t f t * Bchmah and L- I- Frailer. Exposition which open* In May Tha itoro missing mentors, his *110.000 yacht, Ihe Martha Uw in ,, oriUr tB() t„ ^ oowri* I Act—lated Press Photo) Ixmgwood District — w . n Bam Holbrook, catcher, Joa* Oil Jane. He recently filed suit ?.o t, m, „ , cet| There must to M rope, chairman; U J. North, i„ viva*. chartMop, and Whitty collect $30,000 Insurance on Ihu eompromls* and Ito writ Wl| J. Knight and n. it. hi mm Har**f pitcher, a n aapactad to royacht which was burned nt Its Issue.” Oviedo Matrtct—C. H. Ie>e, pan wtthla a few day*. mooring in May. 1030. |Asso«lTho Injuno'.lon order la chairman; daorg* IV. Morgan, ateil Pres* Phn’.u) Thaa* proseat this mornlac mnhla Wednesday morning. Andrew Dud*. Jr., and C. 1 1 . •M a d Bliner. Papa, Iibell, Payne, Wayne county sheriff moat Ctonl*. Mar than, go—, HaytoeH HarriIt cm strike leader* tofor* I Mr. Dawan announced Hint The name o f Mr*. Cordon Barntii aaw. Wright, Uvlagatoa Several hunt! red Union I wn* omitted Saturday In the 11*1 t f work atoote under the new pro­ massed in th* third floor • gram probably will b* rallnl lor Speaking before the Rotary Club ">"'rl*u'° rV *• I>v«ocratte dor of Ihe County building, within tho east threw weeks. loday ‘ at Its rrgulrr weekly 1 ' 'c,ury rund* Sh* * • » ' " ne d0,,*r. ce|i*.n| Ihe d*eUlon quietly aid -Uu. Cuttgfca..BamwUteu Iu nfh**4tni' * * HhWiHiVp rx»»>f -4. | ( *' • ------and ol| oontnunlty. comnuttees Tuesday'a tides, TIJal Asked if alt-) iW f H cfM irjr r t th * FlotHfl Krai will he IB hie Mftcn Muml.ty Ocean Pier, Dayipaa Boach: low, would obey the K»»ate Commission. Orlando, ad­ *“ ’ -M i „ B u fo r d la charge, terlu d morning to fill out Ihrlr own mitted that many o f ito Roosetclt 4:41 A. M. an I 4:S0 P. M.| high, George s. Wilson, prooldoal teg Clyde MSan. manager of ih# work sheet* for practical purI 0;M A. M. and lt:£J Pv M. policies are “ clearly unconstitu­ the Dodge local said a “ w la W il Seven pieces of special legbtteami Calvin O r iffliX president pose and Instruction. tional,” but should It* Upheld 1>y to taken In Dio Dudgo plan* te# *C the cteht Bornlo N ila , an liv- lation for 8**fo»d will he sought I’rof. Harry Wood, on* of the J The farm agont sold leutallro night.” upheld by the court on the ground* Kiweior, and tha chah tralnara in tho 1937 ItglaUtero, according fliuie supervisors In vocational ag( plane are fur bla represents!Ires of "natlunsl expediency,” have Psew b a r f f o r ' f a p— t few to proposals which wero dratted ilculture, .pent Saturday with In visit each community In Ihu It would not bo the flret time weak* in sen junction with tha today by City official*. County and collect work sheet* that unconstitutional acts had been Prof. R. F. Cooper In Ovle^jo. Workers on the Salvation Army Probably tho moot Important In thl* tnsnner. upheld by the tour, on the grounds o f tho lot 1* a provlalon that Twenty-one cases were on the In Iho event that any farmer of Vnaiional expediency,” Mr. would allow (ho City Commis­ W. R. Stotky was elected pres­ Broome stated, citing the Wltlium* police docket fur trial by Municipal nr grower fait* In enter his sion to reeunto lie authority a* ident of ih* Sanford Tourists’ Narcotic, Act, nor Is this the first Judge Frunk Miller it 4 P. M. to­ ■h—I during the per I-id speci­ Hoc«| previous tm l»r«;irinlUK an in- I M a y . ‘ H u l l a b a W • Municipal Tax Adjustment time that • proposal has leen day. Police Chief Roy Williams fied, h* will be given a second tensive suite list toil of Sanford -o Board with power to adjust de Club and Mrs. Pste Peterson, viceopportunity In partlrlp.Ha In tho secure $3Ji(M) to maintain tho Salmade to “ pack” the court for the Mid. president, Saturday night In City llnquent tax— for 1033 snd pH The Oviedo High School Banlro program by rnming in the farm v,,tion Army .ervlco In Scmlnulv Hall Audkorlum- Officers previ­ purpose nf maintaining a defi­ or, also to adjust special *»* Class will present lie annual etna* The weather: Cloudy, colder office and filing the sheet. ously elected Inelade Mrs. Cora nite political philosophy. County during tho neii twvlvu uas meat piny. “ Hullabaloo” from tha Oriro “ The court has always W r, with ahowirs in south portion and llollinger, —erstary, and Ralph Mr.-Dawson announced ttint all months. This authority w u held by th* ilo School Auditorium at ■ P, M. on east coast tonight; Tuesday, packed,” Mr. Ilroomo ilo-lsi I, perrons In the Ifltg program will James G. Sharon, general chalr- Tuesduy and We-lnesday. ■amhiela County schools Will bo Commission for on* year and ex­ Bagwell, treasurer. A ll will strv* “ and It has always In erpined P*nly cloudy, occasional rain In b* notified Individually of tha man, and Fred It. Wilson, busineta dismissed Wednesday afir moon pired only recently after hundred* until Dec. 1, 1MT, when th* Club’s Proceed from the show Will t o stance wi-h* amromo south portion, colder In the Constitution in aceortlancc lima snd placo regunllug tho district chairman, will preside at donated to tho school aa ito M l* far the Caatar Holidays sad classes o f individual delinquent las bill* new fiscal yaar begins. th# philosophic* o f the politi-il •0U|H anil estremo cast portion*. flstenty.fire winter visitors at­ nf work sheet*. the breakfast meeting. filing ora oat to resume oat 11 Monday had ha— —tiled. Iocs’ yearly gift to school Iro* It'H lIs w S Uw r> | . T e a l parti** m whlrh the majority of morning. County Buyer!mendew m* Sumu 3tl lleuii-rmnii led by Cap­ provements, beautification Th* City a'so seek* to e n rt • tended the entertainment Saturday o f the court happened to totting.” T . W. Lawton announced today. tain Itnndall I'hnse, Ralph Smith, other projerrs m benefit th* eg* law “ t° proriil* that sereril pur night and onjoyod the following The present controversy oier AO tanctors are expected to eel* o f property owned by on* program arranged by th* Semi­ Jack Fennell, Max Stewart, Earl coming classes. th* 8 upreme Court, Mr. Bronmo —tend lb* annual tonv—ll— o f tb* party or owned jointly by mow nole County Chamber of Com­ Turner, An-lrt-w Curruway, W. K. A sltaldu purse Is expectad W said, la the greatest issue wti.eh merce: Florida Educational Association In than one party may be usessol Dupn-r, J. (J. I'attenon, L. I » Me to rlca$'d through tha *v t « 4 has com* before the Amcr e in Group singing, led by Mr. Ovteada. Those who fall to to together, units* request Is made Lucas, and C. K. Adams will make hnsi-d on tho comparatively large Last rites for Robert F. Wash people since the Civil War. tt i* a Stolky. pee—at will find stole ■oethly in writing.” ihu canvass. bum, 03, yho died Saturday at aiu-ndince of Oviedo penona 01 good thing, he add'-d, for the pen“ Get Acquainted” conteit. chock* deducted by an •mourn] piny* in tho arhool auditorium dap# hte Daytons Bench home, wet* jg third (Ututa would empower Prospect cards will to distributed Tap dance, Mies Joyce Whld- pi* that this ennroversy has i liv­ held at 2 o’clock thia afternoon a— trahei to th* number of dago th* municipality to lev/ a tax Mar* than 20 Sanford Boy among the teams nt ihu breakfast. log iho current school year, en and he advi-ed ihnt evtrynn* den, accompanist, Miss Lcnora they missed tha ronclav*. J’rof. R. L. Cooper aanro for two purpose*, one, for 'to should do his own thinking with from the Erickson Funeral Home. Scout* tonight will appear tofor# Campaign supplies ami final In­ irodinte baring ito Scat* dur- funded Indehtelnei» o f th* City, Wk kitten. The Rev. Dr. E. D. Brownlee of­ • q u a r t e r l y Court o f Hon­ struction* will to given by Mr. that ihe school would walaa respect to this subnet. IC a s lla M — te a s Meet \ teg tha vacation period will to ro- and two, for the operating ax Sanford lies who wished I* aa* or tonight In tho Junior High Wilson. The argument that It Is neces­ ficiated. ■how, — trod to peesant n ttcanead phy- pen—* of the Ci*y, 4u—allow#* a# ram# Twe| -Mr. Washburn was tho fat tor School for ■dvancrnfcmt in th* or­ sary to m lr* certain members of ateten’ s cartifkasa tha* no rpidemProposed law number four th* court on account o f 'heir age, of II. C. Washburn and Floyd ganisation'* Tanka. b o f eoangiatu « — was would —able ito City to t-st cev he has Immediately dropped, ud Washburn, both of Sanford. Th* session will be directed by t i t tha aoemr vis had. Interment was In Kvtrgrroa tab) revenue derived Irun the mining that there la no longer t-tty Judga James G. Sharon and la to Cemetery. operation of Ih* water punt for tcssllssrt m pea* to attended by 11. J. Ilsgedorn, .the refunding o f tho bonded debt. Aay candidate who eipert* to Otlando, Scout executlvu for the Authorisation I* act as Its 0«— ■■e hlo aamo on the special City Central Florid* Council. Insuror fo r IU employees Is •lection of April IS must flln During an open forum session, Semlnol* County rilluna Th« format inn « f n Suiriinolo sought by the municlptSi'y formal application for candidacy ito Court will dlscusn the coming County Audubon Soriety muy de- must filo Incomo tag resuraa the fifth bill. along with a patKIon signed by International Jamborve In Wash­ pcn'l o n thv Intercut fthuwn lo* have , umil midnight tonight —Number six seeks “ to cancel I t qualified • I— tors before Mar. ington scheduled from Jun* 30 rally by 'pcniortt who ar# active BB' ,h,ir r» P " « * « » d * » tto of W PAla* all taaes due ami 'a bctoni due IS. City Clark Frank Lamson to July 0. Thia event was post­ in work pertaining to bird life, " r ‘ ore being Iteble to • work io*i to Seminole Coun’y, P|.i —Is, up- ■aid today, poned laat y*ar because or an epl C. Itusn-ll Mason, Stutit AuduScn f e y — ik* High School Athletic i r w i a w * h i s * , raceei y ' Th* election la railed In rill <temf< of infant!)* paralysis. Fiv# deputy collectors af Plaid, krteging to M the number! ------------------ ----president, suid tuday. t (to vacancy an th* rommleslo* * f me* employed — th* |7.<»0 Mr. Mason disclosed tentative nal revenue will to on duty MMB 'caused by the resignation of ytnjaat. plan* for canvassing Seminole 13 o'clock In th* Poat o ff k* Ferry N. Whitehurst ing, Orlando, to assist S. Bari*. W P A work diroeCounty member* of the Hint • unit Mr. Lamarm said registration has fsited lo enter bla mr for dm C orny, said tu nscs-nain whether tho County hooka are open at city Hall and Penalt i*s of from ft Hanford's aide of the Florida aa opinion upon either geology or fetnihmiai af workers will ba ym grou|t wmib| to feasible. to arged persoaa who ire not Ship Canal fight la ably net geologist i,” 20 percent of the total — tbs job te th* mom lag, teIn the ev- nt the body should to on ............ registered, aad who want in vote forth by Caret Gnrrolt In (ha tha report ar* ___ Garrett then devote* a araaateg tha fare* to M, Mr. formed, .Mr. Mason said, (her* |n^ " a * it month, to enter their namea Herbert L. Flynt, landscape who at* th* Th* dir acme rrportad that a Mar. 20 issue or the Saturday ,fcu*drrd words to explaining Mrs. J. V. Ridge, director of at nac*. would be no tlue*. Meetings WJUtd quern |_ In ,m__ filing. architect, today had submitted to ■chattels calliag fay four days at the Seminole County Social Wel­ Evening Post’s “This la Florida.* porous limestone liir.pstone said to II* li* b s< held tegubirly and probably Also, ha strosaad. poll late* Tto Orlando deputy Under tho bold caption. “ San­\ -d«r the F.orlda Peninsula. H# the City a proposed plan for beau field trips -on occasion. wit} to employed fare Board, today annouacod k<r for 193$ must b a n been paid at fo rd ” Mr. Garntt wrl'es In pariiUltanHrme*: offte* make* no charg* fw i IfIcatIon o f the lakefront be­ office in the Court House would least tan days befor* th, election ing r*turn fltera. “ fn thia region, Ih* fear o l « u ow the queaMon la: What tween Sanford Avenue and a roMivo a CCC enroltaom baIf na* te In become a qualified the citrus fruit ami veg*«**hlO ^_Mt Wi point near the National Ouard twee* Apr. I and 2t. will happen if you dig a de*p voter. grower* that th# Florida Ship ditch across Florisla and 1st th* Armory. Boys, both white and colored, White tha sketch waa not placed Canal would ruin the water supq fluw u ^ u g h ? WUl who wbh to seek a placo |g ths _i_* ___ * . _ i___ A _a l-eanW " L ply _amount* to'almost terroe.p.th* —, t April quota ar* laaeragtad to make sea water that flow* through on public view—because it te only A rs-m-rt of Army engintern'n Na. Bf will toldt appHcarton with Mrs. flldgo any You would think that such a the ditch percolate the pocoalites tentative—officials described It •• aiion at I P. M.J time after Mar. 24. matter aa this ought not to ha ' o f th* limrs’ nne and make at expansive and much the desired on the Plnri-lu Ship Canal waat«n-|g* tativtly scheduled to have b«*n ji hi ito Maaaal* Temple Tuesday Based on former asalgaments, Banfard L sgto ea elw will a-. in eontroveriy. You would think tha fresh water amity, or will work aa they bad outlined. tegbt, W oaoblgfHl A tfier J- c - about 10 white youths aad an •emblo at | o'clock tonight In U- that geologists with Ibelr stir oca Iho fresh water run Itself out I f the plan la adopted. May nr presetiK-.l sumetim* thl* afternoon 4 Trowkk aaaatMcad today, , l equal number of negro— probably gion Hto. U k aatofe Bootevurd, could say positively whether or Ed Higgins has reported, the pro to tto llnuse Committee on Rivtra into the ditch and go away tA sgaatel aaaartalaaiitm pro- will bo accepted from Seminole to diacnao plana fro ftaaaclng a not what la dreaded would hap* gram would to one carried out and Harbors. Iho ocean tide? boot* angagod aad re-, county text month. The report had not bc«n submit­ Son* a f ito toglaa D n m and pen. “ In either case, all o f Florida gradually with only a small amount wBI to aaavod at ito Mrs. BWgo announced that any Burl* Crop*. “ But the geologists ar* on op­ aoulh of th„ renal might broom* of work beiag done ai onstlma. ted at 3 o’clock. Attach'* of tto angineer** offie* t i taateaad. Mr. Tra-I boy I* eligible for a CCC appointThis system b necessary, it Command* Lteyd F. Boy!* posite aides, and ‘-to problem of g desert. A ranal not disclosed nothing which I mrac If t o la of a roltef testily, urg»d the m w f*em e a I was pointed out, because nf ths hav* urtel _ a layman or an affkpHuri* 10 feet deep at ___ any point might have given same light M A ll miteboro aa* argnT m at- I s giro may to **ten*d M to toa member who na who own* an orang* grav ^ J ^ ^ d"protobly to^ no*great w ik .” | ^ ° * «*“ >» *ar what thsj document contained. i I • * fsaJty aad M «fe tutor MthWaa lag » (bat to Is not competent to Broome Says H igh Court S h o u ld Back U 9 March wind* alert or rain over much of tha *«iith today bringing an abrupt bait to aprlngllka w — thrr. Temperature* dropped below the freeting mark te aom* teclira* of Teuareee* and Arkan■us, where a wintry — alt I hr— irned damage te trait. Snow felling nt Naakvtlle, M<'mphle and U ttle Rock melted atmiMt *a t u t aa It atraeh.. W hile Harriet also dolte«| a— lion* of Virginia with fo r e r u n Indlrntinc (Hey would eatrnd a* far •imth a* North (leorgta. Chilly ratna splashed aide* ealha at Knmvtlle. Allanta, New Orleans, Montgomery and In Ike Carolina*. Official forecasts Indicated hut mn-up-ynu r -o »* r c o « weather would not et onee r*l*g Ua trip. gtlll lower lempernturee were promUe<l for some Olale see tlons. Agrlrullurnl Interest* eapressed concern fo r NoUlhwtM Arkansas' peach crop, now In full N U M B E R 1SI t i 19M vm m m m u m S n o w , S leet Coyer South; Mercury Drops Wintery AasaaH la Threat On Arkan­ sas F r a i t Crops; Rain Hits 8 « n t h eral A d v a a c e Or Ja m a P r o m t la Co erdfautted P ash 4 p ■ * M P U p D F sB tp o rt) O ffW ab Or Hoad M jM ,i ,r ? m o o r i n p o n t d a il y n i w d a p b S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A * M O N D A Y . M A R C H J M M T W -».- - & • Jg m A M i ' J i m a- ' ■ S M M ag Athletes A Te I a i n Leekoats “ b Near P a t a r e f CITY NEW S BRIEFS City WiM Seek Realty Head Asserts ‘National Expediency’ Enactment of 7 More Important Than Debates Local Meaceres ______ _ ___ On Constitutionality r^'iiiwSS? Ask Power To Csw|in- Tourist* Elect .-? * a , to?.' — T— A * )—tassot I SkdHky toHesd Visitors’ Clob Salvation Ann; T o Begin Drive rie«iay Morning Valdez Hotel BreakfaHt W i l l M a r k Campaign Opening 75 A t t e n d Regular S a t u r d a y Enter­ tainment Fe a t u r e Seniors At Oviedo Stage Benefit Seminole S c h o o ls C l o s e Wednesday For Easter Period Last Kites Are Held For K. F. Washburn Twenty Seminole County Youths To Be Taken By CCC Candidates For Job On City Commission Must File Petition Seminole Audubon Income Tax Filing . Unit May Be Formed Deadline Falla A i If Interest Shown Midnight Tonight N «w OMUifWRcnt Of L s h « r * r s AMiiaed S a tu rd a y E ven in g P o e t T e ll g o f C a n a l B a ttle To F o o t b a l l Held Sanford’HSide Of Great tame Set Forth By Garrett In Pablicatlon Of Plan Of Lake front National Circulation Beautification la Filed At City HaU Twenty Wi l l Ask Advancement In Scout Honor Court Special P n f n n b Ploaocd By Mason* t Lefion T# Diocuu Drum Corps Finance ■ ■ ,teL .- Army Cana! Report Due In lluune Today LOCAL WKA' h •,t M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 13, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald