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^ ' SATURDAY, MAHCH M, II
Hitler Notifies
WorldThatNazi
Flag Stays Put
Insurgents Roll On Teachers Vote
Towards Coast In
To Push Plan
Relentless D r i v e
For Retirement
STRANGE A S I T SEEMS—By JO H N H IX
CeillMNC Feem Pate Qn*
r«niau.* r r « i eae* d m
gle soldier, cannon or machine funds from fhc Stale trrnrury.
gun In Insurgent Spain In recent| Knglish made h h report to a
im.nlhr In violation of hla non-’ throng of leiwhers who overflowed
ln'< mention pledge.
<he municipal audllnrium
to
Tho challenge waa iaaued by bleacher irrlinn* temporarily inVirginia Rayda. edl'or of the au- a'allcd an the lawn, ami told what
Ihrifl a t»e Rlomale D llalla, and Ids department was doing to lmcarried arruaatlons of
hiavy prove rchool fa n ilie*.
French, ami Russian sfalpmenta of
fin in g on Test llnoka
ormr, men and war supplies to 1 A change In the method of text
Ihe l/iyulia a bclween Jan. 2 and hook •election, adopted hy the 1937
inrly March.
j Icgirlnlurr, proem r.g for gradual
Political rid lra believe the rh il-' fdnpt'ons. has rived more than
Icnge eame direct 'from II I luce 1730,000, hr aaid, hy obviating
JOCKPI J. KING
in an effort to frus rate any f o r I blanket adoptions,
Kmrllsh etpla
es pin tied
dgn atlrm p’s to Intervene in ' English
ni the work of a
tooMHTTHM ,
1favor of Ihe I-uyalUlila now brlldlng illvlsrn to help countIrs
AU IHHIHHBRcL
Franelaco
with site selrrrinn sod construeIhoRinerallsslmo
l
drlvjH on mid snid his depirlm rnl waa
Frsnrn's Insurgent* are
ing upon Ca allna and U*r-1 making n aiiivey of transports*
-C'i'KhillDotinf,
relona In what may be the lion to a I tempi to rrortnmiir on
final phase of the nearly 21* the rust of bus operjt'nn.
OctoberZ3J935~
('aro'brrs la u d s Legislature
muni hs-otd-war.
M. W. Carnlhets, nf Tallahassee.
Cayda said that nr' one nf the
Spanish e earners said by -B ar In Ills president’a address, praised
celona's Red rvpnarn'atlve*" to the 1937 legislature for frlrndly
have transported Italian Legion mope nlion on sehnol pmblrnli and
naires and ma erials to Spain and
touched'at Italian porta, except
V e f e o l u r r th e N E W
the a earner Allcan'e which U |t
anchored In an Italian port in
June. I9S7.
HAL F - S OL I NG
“They (Ihe Loyalists) are try
ing to explain the destruction of
f ■.
OLD WAY
I heir resistance by Franco by
telling nf new aid which the Na
tionalist e allegedly have received
from flermeny and I aly,'' Rayda
said in Mi article crammed with
figures and purported proof uf
FtVnrh ami Russian intrrvi-n'ion.
"We repekt wl huut ftar of de
nial that In recent months not a
single man. cannon or machinliun has left Italy for Spain,"
Rayda wrotr. "Thla ausptnalon
We use fartnry mrihods of
of help can be explained primar
renewing juur shunt.
ily by Ihe Fascist Rnvernment's
observance of a pledge of non
intervention, also, It la not that
Italy's sympathy for the Nation
wing Into Ihe heart of the beautiful alist cause has lessened but the
SHOE SHOP
iced- Yellowstone ^Park region,
fact that
Nationalist 'n tu n a I
N O R TH P A R K A V E .
liver.
In the sp ru g of IH10 he re- a renglh and resources have In
■kies, turned to Ht. Louis and looked creased."
•turn up his nld commander. Captain
cling Clark. (’Inter rffcrresced In Ms
' *hi- descriptions of Ihe Rrsnd Canyon
fell of the Yellowstone, of the beiullIrap- ful Tower Falls and of Mount
i re* Washburn—scenic womlrri never
•nun- befurr visited by the white man.
Clnrk politely listened, but his
out nmaxing s'ory waa loo fantastic
f the for the public to accept. Colter's
1shed 1 Insist friends branded the stories
I for false, believing them Ihe piudilVt
h In of Ida imag nation.
I Tho nt-nie "t'o lirr’a Hull" waa
pc,n- given <0 Ihe d'alrict, and lilt'e
nil n( was thought nf the matter for
tinny yrnra. Then, s 'range ns it seems,
-ffrill •III- beauiirs of the section were
. tin led servered by other explorers,
while Mid Colter's r ’slms wrre Justified,
slid
Monday: The One-Vine Vink*
D er Fuehrer W ildly
Cheered In V o t e G etting Campaign
KOENIQSnKHtl, (iermany, Mar
M. —(A1)—Adolf Hitler lust night
notiriad the world that when
Germany lakes possession thej
Natl flag stays pat.
“This I swear, ami so do nilt
of us- Whs* wo once poiseis
W* will lievor under any clr-!
rumrtarices surrender.’' the fleirh
s fuehrer
passional fly anurmlj
soma ISOM wildly cheering Rad
Priisslan< In tho opening speech)
of bla pleldsclte tour of (1roster
Germany.
urged educator* to l ( m on a
■Ingle program Id be preaenlwl
to the neat lctr *l*turr.
Twenty-two percent of Chile's
working population find* occoI” 1ion in the more than sooo
different
manufacturing enterpli*e» e.tnii] lulled In the rountry
Tho Japanese population of
I’cking nearly doubled during
January, IMS. At the end of lh»t
monlll l her* were 6.799 Japane e
ritltPmi In Cblua'a anclenl capi
tal who Pad registered.
UJCKVPW-
m b to im A w
This was Hie meaning of tho
swift military occupation of Aus.
trla , he aid,
lla aiplalnrd
many
troops
war* not needed Ihere- •» the
Joyous welcome Herman soldiers!
received from Austrians showed •
Ills rompclllng reason for or
dering such large, cole military
action waa:
-I wanted to -ahow Ihe world
wa were ecllng In deadly earn
est"I anted to show the wn,l I
that this problem admits of n"
further ill ctts«|on.Il|tl*r cetne here by alrpl»n,'
fur tho speech. Hie first In Ids)
aeries of U Ia Iks to be iniulr
prior to the Voting *01 4Pr. I#|
on the lisHc of Au-tr«HerMiaii
union end r|ecl|i»n of n new;
IteUchtag.
It was his first visit Itrri* in
two years and ha received n
Iremrnduni ovntjoii.
Field Mnrsbul Hermann Wil
helm filtering, Hitler’s rigluhsml man. meanwhile wa, sail
|ng down Hie Hanuhe in speak
In Vienna (nnlsht.
Many of hla fntlowera In
■hla region, however, n s linpe-j
T oo L a le T o Clawiifjr
■— *_
1
6 BOOM biiniuloV Itatn and
garage. :;0C I >nHurt to Ave.
-
Fine W atch
Repairing
Diaihond S ettin g
AND
E n graving
j
AfcLaulin, Jew eler
t i l S. Park Ato.
G A I N I N G
tveur DAY WC BLCOMC O
ObTTrir KNOWN Ad THE
F
cncatoku or
Ouality Printing A
Caaaall umak«l jaup
PRINTINO PROBLEMOi»« V
SEMINOLE PRINTING Co. O
PHONE 4 6 3 - Ac.. 4 . BtJ,. R
HOMES
t BU SIN ESS
r u iL P iN G S
9iw idJbJk
ibwev
fiRsrwHtre
NADER’S
T E L E P H O N E 83
The School Child andTH E AP
Austria Hiller rninpnrrd lllr
ieg|nm of
former Cbani'etloi
Kurt
Kriiuschnlgg . with Ilie
rminler-refoi inalion In Au»triJ
centuries syn
Just ns thou-snds left
that,
rountry Ilian. rattier - Ih m give
up their faith, so thousand* -d
N atl, (eft Hehusihniaii's Au-tri.i
rather than give op their fnlUi
In Germany's fulnr*.
Again and again. JIIHer snl.J.
snrli fugitives "ram s krros, |fie
border In mo and cried * nut
‘•Whan w||| tiP finally be lei
froo't"
, Tho Fuehrer said lm finally
calls,! the Aualrjan chancellor l"
llerchtesgaden. for the eonl*r»iif«
.held Peh. IX. and added:
"I told lilin 'llsrr Prhuachnlg*you ars oppressing a count ■/
without Juatifirallnn and
that
country la my rountry lust ns
much a , it ta yours'."
Tho crowd laughed botstaroue
. Ip when Hiller asserted ho of
fered to run against Hrhusrhnlgg
Ip an open Austrian gleetlin
"and let th# people decide"
SANFOIU)
The ruffre tree is nsllve In
Africa, tun today the l.sl|ti
MARKET REPORT
Viiii-ilt-au ie|iub|les furnish fourlifltis ol Iho world's cut fee. and.
111Inm "l'i Ht (ti i4i ft, I him,
h|«rr,
&
ll". 111 hi KI s*u1w
» Id (iMi'li, ft«iu I ni: lion rth tbs i-itros tree is na
(I '.U, j^s* 2m, Ml Nili I"H rrtiMiii** • tive to H'lMltr America, most of
t'laln, N h !•,
•
J tin- worbl's supply n"w s-unies
r i N I - A l 'I 'I . K M
M l . c r l i .1
friiin Afiiis.
IN 3«, N»l MU|»|»llr".
IIA Ml.vIM.-l. FIN, l»r i)vl turn.
SI«fc 2-*
HPINAClIl FU. !»«•
PruilH and Vfgelublea
III till III nil nl*% stfllkb
It Ini Itlltl IMJ" teiit’.
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# Excerpt from a Idler received by The Aisociatcd Pret* from
Roberta Shearer, new* editor ol the seventh tirade paper of J^ljm
Union Elementary ScImmiI, Hilmar, (Zalifornia.
f
D ea r R e b a r t a i
A i ana o f th a 1 ,4 0 0 naabar newapapora o f Tho A cso cia to d P ro a s , «a th an k you f o r SO
o lo a r ly s t a l in g yo u r r e q u e s t. T h is newspaper lo proud f a aay i t balanga t a th a AT
because I t b e i n v e i In th a p r ln o ip lo on which t h la uniqiib n o n - p r o fit , o e o p e ra tiva
praaa a s s o c ia t io n waa foundad toany yoaro ag o .
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CK I.K IIV iiK A iir ti: Ms.
dui
b u s, ( l - t t s
,i.i.i..v iin « i CIS. psr toe. boo.
IIttr.
ITIIIN l (llr r rn l Vis
tut SOB
Vis |o-r dos. No s11 |ililies.
police rourV g a r . Him three
he end a day on tho passport
,-iii-i'Mlir:i,u *-i, ,«> sura,
Kcw sec- to i;u.iluv, fi.7:-)t.sa
lUIIII-l.ANI
cm to*.
mils.
Cpw srr In ounlitv. Hu* bore.
It. 1 1 1 1 .*S: I H ' bu>. rrir . l i as
IIAV: (I'esniitl rboilhsrs per Ion
Ilia*
llllNHVt Vis. Ilslf rial. cans,
ssrh sac.
-IWrCIlU'i:: Vis. IHKHKIIO. R*el«
, ( h cue. (sir 10 a<MHl gusktly 1C
I, erls, r,L tSe.
auirn'Ahli; vis m rir. o»r do*
bun (Sc. Hslntl bus
b prs, No
WonpHrs.
■IKKA1 Vis. bus opts.. No Hup) ,l|.c
, .
ONIONS: llrryt Norlhrrou yoltuns, la lit hssw. It ia-||.cl.
ONIoNK (illn»ut n s ,»r duo,
bus sen („ rise Hunch SS-tia.
l-Althl.ltV: |o r lies nun., tuc.
k l-KAM d lre rn l v |,
-,r»
lee in iiusllly. fl.ts-lt.ls I'uur•r, lower.
I'KCANM: O*. vor' — • --Itlea
fair In a met. I—r lb. i t t i - i k .
HKei'HIIS! Vt«
bus
sees.
Wuiuisn. a,nut on ,ilir. It |t-H .a t;
IS bus erls, Wondri* guod, 13 as,
ter eirrylng
1 Ones Mountains. I'W T bogs, low
lARQHIg BENTENCRI)
iSONNE.'pirencv, Mar. t i . —
-The Marquis do Porlago, who
deetrlbMl hlmavlf «a U cousin
w o w K bit Alfonso XIII of
it, was avnUnced to prison
vdey ea two Mtaraea- falsifyi pSMport and can jrIng fire-
I*o TA T o K n :
II.
Nurkhsrn,
1*1111
PO TA TO Kt: H U K .II.,
You M y not ba a b lo to a a y y o u r aehool paper l a a " ta b o r o f th a AP, but you hava dwao n a tra ta d you know what would aakv any nawapapor a l l i t s a d it a r a would I l k a i t to ba*
T h la nawapapor, f o r s u s p l t , reoo gniso a a p u b lio t r u s t . I t knows I t s d u ty i s to r a p s r t
th a a van ta o f th a w orld a s s u r a t a l y . a w ir t ly and ( p a r l a a a ly , ao t h a t i t a raa d ara M y
hava a e la a r knsw lsd g • » f what i a happening. Aa a aeab ar o f th a A P, i t l a a b la t o do
s s a o t ly t h a t . Parhapa you M y hava road what th a fo u n d er o r th a p re aen t-d a y AP M id
away baek in 1893, I t v a e i 'T h e people Must ba g iv e n th e f a a t a , f r e t from th a s l i g h t e s t
b ia s , le a v in g to th an th a b u sin e ss o f fo r v ln g t h e i r eon o p in io n s .• Throughout th a y a d rs Tha A aeo o iated P ra a a h as p ro vid e d J u s t such nova r a p e r t a . Long
a f t e r you a re out o f tho se v e n th grade — aa long aa th e re i a fraadoM i n t h i s la n d e f
,
o u rs — i t v i l l e e n tin u e t o r e p o rt th a t r u t h , s w i f t l y and f a a r l a a s l y . T b a t'a why
• ’
1 ,4 0 0 navap apars a rajero ud t a ba "a a b e ra e f auah a w o rld-w id e nova g a th e rin g o r g a n i s a t i o n
S in o o r a ly y o u ra .
St Lauii,
SANFORD HERALD
H AY N ES
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Semlnulr County Prodace*
More Fruit And Vrtetablea I lM
Similar Arts In America
Ford Is The Only Central
Hjr Affording Rail, Highway
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
.
SANFORD FLORIDA. MONDAY. MARCH 2*. IMS
Rise In
lility Holding Co New
Freight Rate
A ct Constitutional Hits Growers
Supreme Court Com
pels Electric Bond
And Share To R eg
ister Its Securities
ICC Grants Carriers
5 Percent Rise On
I’roducePlusCharges On Accessories
Pontoon B ridges To
Be Built Over Cinen River For P a ss
age Of A r t i l l e r y
A now
liutilrn, n fi |«rrrrnt
f ir lc h ; rule hike on nit produce
shipped rin ra I, will ho plarrd on
the shoulder* nT rlm id y h'rvvylailrn growers In t his nrra be*
g ln n u c today.
*
| nirw
piing *p
x i’|ii u
x fiu i .
Arrnrding
In n
a n
rrernt
Jrc'Mnn
In w detailed report from the 0 f Ihr I n 'c a la lr Commcn-e Cum*
nationwide Unemployment CcnsuaJ m |u inn, Ih r carriers wrr-- granted
conducted
Novetnlwr by Ad a rain Inr i t avr of 5 p e re n t nn
m ln b lia lo r John l>. Ilixxrra. II fru ils and vrgrlnldra t-hipm I from
H
* » • indicated thm 1 0 6 ,1 6 ! p " r ih l. Stale w lh nn addl ion .F to
a»na In lh« Klata Ilf Florida reg- p erm it
liikr
in
n r v n i'iu il
1-tcred aa either •'totally union- rhiugi-*. such a* d n m irriir.\ drplnyoil and wanting work" ° r , l r n l n n diversion m il
itrhinit.
‘ "emergoucy wntkera" lia*in« on- Title, h o w r'rr, » • - run-id.- nlily
ly P«itiol employincnt.
, lower limn Ihe nriilln.tl IS p< rAi
July
by Ihr
population
llm Slate
mated t» hr l 670,000 *ml Iho-e f„ r the American Fruit firmvtrv
H
rcgiati-lHig in iha t:en.ua rvW«" pointed nut that by a»*uin!nr that
tented 6 1 percent of 'he total 'he average inrreaie would hr
•population w an llm Job* oy ad- ,1 , 1 - 2 renta
per rro lr
cl the
Loyalists Agree
Situation Grave
Jobless Census
H p p M | Shows 106,768 lu
State Need Work
d ip l o m a t d ie s
Dictatorship Is
Charge In Senate
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G o v e m m e n t ’s Silver
Price Is Cut On
B r e a k In Market
1
WASHINGTON, Mar. Si*.
— (AP) —The Supreme Court
)
1
today held constitutional |>n>*
visions of the Public Utll'ty
Holding Company Act re
quiring inieritate
holding j
companies to register with;
the Securities Communion (
and submit financial ntale-
.
. '
•:|
lx,
; n
I B
,f
47 Percent Of tlnem ployed Lies In A ge
Bracket 15 To 34
Col. Fdward M. llouae, world dltlonal work,
! average lord of .1(15 crates In the
w ar adviaor pf President Wood-j
An analyal* of Iho repHe* 1“ car, thla would give an avemire
row Wil«on and pernonalenvoy to t h* qiio tlon* ll»ted on tho cards lnrrraae of II2.7« per car. Hy
Kurope In 1106, -15, and -lfl, dietl which were /lied lor 73.434 ''to- using the rail movement of aptoday at the age of 7U a fte r u tally unemployed' ' and
JS.JJf proxlmatety 0,000 ear* from •!.*
..............
’
. . .
1930-17 and tho
"am rrsrn cy wothrra," devrlopod
Senator Walah, M a n ., Demo
crat, who moved to eeml the bill
back to tha committee, said “ pre
cisely the *ame argument a'1 were
being advanced in auppof. of the
measure that had been used “ to
overthrew tho democracies
of
other countries-''
Senator Green, R.
Dtmocra',
counl a red with th* aeecftUm that
thnsa who dppoaod'the’ m riirfTV
w arn
promo:
tr*
^v m
^ U-thi ot '‘unwitting
"u n w iiu n r
pram o.crt
wl
dieta'orehlp."
« Col.
At tha Ira saury Department , | on#
tha price uf aliver waa reduced ., , ,
from 45 to 44 cen t, per ounce for *
foreign produced aHvar. Thi* r«- lh,‘
duction waa the Treatury'* first * fl,,r
change in H e-price for foreign
alira r In neerly two year*.
,-0
The reduction followed a break *ctlv
of iligbljr more than a cent In p*rly
the' London silver market be- w" cn
ctuea of feere that the United *fn t*
State* deebion to discontinue
purchases of Meaican silver might ,UJ['
Proses# the abandonment nf |li
•tebnU utg iilTIuenc# on wnHd ,
eilver pricer.
Uw
Tli* United States, in retallu ‘ ‘2*
lion for Maxlco'a expropriation uf
,
American oil properties, haa eh,
legated its Mexiean allvcr pur- '' *J.’.
chase agreem ent, e/fect|ve Apr. 1, , n
9 high
adminialration
officlil ,r>nr
disclosed last night.
w ar"
The agreem ent haa hcvn In ef- J 5 rV
fact aince Jan. 1 and haa been a |
'
m ajor factor in m alnUining Ihe , '
aUb IHy o f Mexico's currency "
that l i t pare*III of tho *'lolal|yl movrmrnl from Rrmlnolr t’ou'tly
unemployed wore belwoen th« of S.500 rora for thr aamr .i-oaon,
agra of 1! and I t yeara of a ie it ahnw* an aggrrgati- in rira a r
and 47.1 percent were between of 3115,000
for thr
alatr and
the asea of 15 and 31.
(33,000 for Srm nalr County alone.
It waa alau found that
S (.l
Aa effecting Ih r celery Indue*
percent of the 'to tally
unetn- try, local grower* declared
that
Ployed” had n<> other workore they muat pay the incrvaanl coat a
In thalr fam ilial O f male*. 441from th r antall margin of rrlu rn t
percent were th# only worker* they are receiving
fok their pro
in the
fam ily and of female*, duct, and In v'rw of th r p rrien l
t i l percent were the aol* meant market conditiuna there appeered
of support lor thalr famlltae.
no thence of thr rarmrra "getting
Thaea fl*ura* are from
tha out of the red" •hi* aeaaon.
final tabulation! of tho conaUa
Aa onoUmr effort to Ktababao
and tha tht«la
d lftrf
a l l r t m . l h a t o m b e l m a rk a l.p r ic M i u *
from the preliminary data at j the commodity, Ihe Control Com
ready reltaacd
Subanqurnl in- m itlco effected another draattc
formation, it waa Indicated- w l||,prof*«e at thalr weekly meeting
Ike retenaed tor the R u le cover- l* * 1 Frid ay and are allowing only
jug ihe occupation* and lndu» »n approalm atcly
4tai u r a of
triea of tho unamployed and niv- celery t.i be ahlpped from ihiins data on the partly uuera » l«l* during the week, and »>
p|l)j.0||
yet little Improvemi-nt ha» tuu-n
Both' the ' tolBlIy unemployed ', ""ted Ijr c .u ie of the heavy pro
andtho ''emergency w tirkera"'r**'on* al'houfh the New T o ik
i may
bo countjd b , unemployed'Market »aa reporte.1 a., slightly
1 since It Inclulea
all
por.tm* a'ronger tkalay.
Who
rcglaterevl a , working «t' J ' C; La tllre . nceiel .r y of tinW PA.
N YA ,
CCC
or
other Control Cominkllee.
. a i l t»d.ky
Rrganllng thr p rtiap if!. j l *rrminal niarkrta for a prk-.- Inrrraae,
W alter Mewing, aaVa
managi-r
for
Fin fo n l-O vln lo Truck
firowt-r-, declared that rltlv.iigii
it waa Ion r a lly in thr w rrk •«
makr an arruratr fnrmaxt nf i
t m a a i l i l r m a r k r t 11 m il. tbr
Irrm nal market p rirr w..nli| r l”
in thr rv rn l nf rnnlrr w ra'lirr.
With r r 'r r y a rnnl w ra lh rr v rgr.
I a lilt* tiu |Hiirit«l*d mil Hint tin*
irM iiR R H i n« F m * r u t !
Once again "The Rlrnt Cyprasa,
Florida'* Towering Tree" Haa
brought
publirily to Seminole
County. Appcraing in the currenb
bane of Th# Florida Heat, whose
circulation cover* thousand* of
goetts el lending hotel* over lbs
state, as wall aa being available
!** many points or lafonaatioei
d'stributad over the nation, la a
ha’f page story and cut of the
cypress repu'ed to i s the largest
in th* world.
"B otanU U believo It waa bat
a tw ig 33 centuries ago, whoa I
Homer wrote the Illlod. And, Hko
the lit every mantelpiece, W ls
work of nature haa lived on and
on and la reputed now to be th#
Seminole County will be ihe
largest tree of IU
hind in llta subject of n apacts! -solute" pro
world,” Iho s'ory of tho stately gram to bo broadcast over radio
tr e e ' w h k h d slly 1* attracting at*lieu WMBR
a t. Jacksonville,
numerous visitors rand,
from 1:30 I* 1:41 attack Tuesday
“R o w thla m ern lfken L cypress night through tha uowrtoay of tho
waa rpared In nil th* years of Atlantic Nattannl Bank of Jack
Spanish, B ritish, and Am erican sonville end It* local affiliate, the
cp'anlaation Is the subject most 8*nferd Atlantic NnUooal Bank.
(frequently discussed by It* group*
Principal speaker during the
0# v is it o r s s t h a Sto ry continued. flfteeu-mtaut* progrua* will be T,
Program On County
To B e Given On Radio
DBDICATB CHURCH
SPRINGS,
Mar. t t . '
. Th# Seminole County Chamber
of Com marc* was rospenafcta for
this valuable h it o f publklty,
furnishing n r e t fo r use to eeaneettast with th e tto ry and also
Italy Telia F r a n c e
In E ffect To K eep
H ands O ff S p a i n
o from londiitt ihow t Itatllrehlp, eon of Man O 'W ai, ami winner of the tiian d
ill’ uvi-i the l“nt jum p on Ihr lum cua roum e at A lglrw , Kmc Inin I T hr o 'h e r hotioj
Workman, wtikh finished third. A crowd of 250.UP0 epn-'aloia aMrodrd the evvut,
|’n hundredth tunning. A'up the w lniu-r is llruee lln iio .
K. Blmpaon, p r id lmd uf the Semi
nole County Chamber uf Comware*, who wfll- enUlua Bamlnol*
Cooaty'a outatandlag
nttrortkm a
and advaataguo, particularly ilreastag tho ouloo o l I g i b l l i County
Harry A* Neel
Dies Following foidi-d th r
Long Sickness, «1 th—
R o llin s Curator |
Delivers Lecture !
On Florida Bifdsj
regular luncheon of
lh*
Chamber
of Commerce
held ill Ihe Veld ei Hotel
f at 12:15 uVliM'k.
11..- Mini num'lily kneeling ol
Ihr t’lly Comndrxlnn will ho hvhl
In- Hie I'P y Halt tonight nl 7.31)
, 'cliH-k. C ity f t , rk Fran k 8 iarnk-
si*M, ii jHirtiHl tmluy
Vii liilu li »if F it )
«ti•Immtcv'*
will l*t* f i(v«l I** l4»rv
I ’Miik
1.. MMlvr m n M’.t'iiou nl tliv Mu |
i «i|*ul IV u il i*' iIt4' INtliv * S U
||M»|
A h (III ! 1*1- r n *'11*11 «*f Mu 4, ll**
m nitinh.it tin- i |*l* ( u liu li In * *11*1
Him jDltl 4* f1tic *f l lit* nn is* in incr*
(IfJ* I* Ills 111 Ml ll Ip, I,.it by K kI
.tin r
ii.nl ilhapp'-at. •I nliiu* l
nf Ininti r - K«11it**:
aa n r rx ill
In itlitnni 1 lit ar
Ihrm in
•
ulmiiFH. I , iii!t r t >*
b-g.-ll Hint,
luiw rvri, |tii - umitli* uImUII at <It
an Ii h i .-.i • m Mult nm oM i' tin t
tTicy arr ntnv fmi»nl til •mil*v l«lf«
* *fH(*J| r11 M!l*l
Iblutll* Hie *■
“ *4 **i
ll mnltiiHPid »*i |*H«I«> ll** 1
r .r r r
mails up moat
A.lvauro troop*.
I
8|Miil*h y.n.-tnmotil ipokoaman
at U a lt a l ami IUrc*-l»w« admit,
tiat tin- *llUAln>n w as I r a n , la
k
Mixur. Ila|v m aftiwt told F t t M
■t" kr*-p her handt o ff S y lk t
I whd« Italian Irw iM cow lhiaal
( to a at tho Itiiurconla.
II
In l.mnlon tho IIHtlah BOTaor
Il.v riy ,\
N.-ellM * 4 f« U
m vrt m n i r i l • not* from U«aixtit'-r of tho Klaaintmed Valley eralhrintit Fran ro of
tho
1«‘
tik i Itw k.ik-1 l-.rmeity |-«it owner ao rfro tt > a iin i Ma fj'poa w a g
uf fhe Kotkloid lletatkl Ja-1 *t not Uonh riviliana u n W i it w«fO
T h r nolo r« p i i im d
Id . home in K u iiU im c yc.ter- J n w r u t r y ,
.5- v eftane—« follow ma a im- I a o rrr- that a» many rltU la * o
- h n l b rm tilled In Mpainh m a t
U |i* & tUuv •,T
|Uitr|->l rervO e. wilt tv vim -n, "
Hundrirda of S uiM m G rrm an
dm ted il.t, oUeinoon -»t
I •*■*
( Y il m t a f dr*
M lfl. t .1{1, . V, tk|. Ik Ih« |.-v|k Wltl ■m j o M i-rlm ta
tiant’y drmnndrd n rw rtrr<h>*a
l-e en-ukati-4 m kh l.n-l-ilia
-kkivivoi*
t«kiu.|o
In* ■ml autonomy for I trehotlovmkia'a
wklow M l' Alton Neel, h i \im j :.:oai,*na* tin m a n nunonly.
Kuwrrd ilit d rn, leader n f Dm
in.-,-. XI■«, It. \\ tMiuikk. a kl>
lio n ', rrntainrd in Ih r
tee. KUIn«ie. **( r .iid
And
a („n e a n
hit lirutrnanta
l-l. lUei t ly.lv he* | ol |k*.» n,-..te. lu r lt t t a iia l 1-ut
*t m - l tig rro w .it in th r t m w n
I lab
to n high
At. N e't .Aloe to FhtoidA l.*».«* ia-iilvrine tln m a n y
H ieat.m . ,\t>
...
r .t l *
I W , p i'ih i>l n a ii enlh utia.m .
I h r h i t r t t l hiret ng waa a t
I •n.ime At * i, l.»«-.l-ho I .
, i.im* l.o.intkk «>l It.*- kt.l*ot- t K r . l i r n l . i t m m-rthern Unkta u a
Slav
m, who..- I.-* n lir lr 'he .Sinh lrn ( ir im in drpwly
Nruw ir.lt
w u n rd the
w.-ito d . I hiui I . . .
t.. In l.toe Ji-tuno
le d cn m c .m l n o ,me ah m 'e.e.r h n l u gww inntm t that if it a lill
III t h e ||r|Ai.| Ifotu it j 11.dir a -In il In f u r tho farta it Want
I'n.-i t-» hk> a in v .il n. I>il».ei'* ael iivn k ly " l - l - i r it I . | ,« U te."
Sp rtking la an and-ervrr of S3.he li.il |rl"r|A i*d An iu |o t.-t it.
« a r i t y k,i'» .'|o h i a> I I . V . H . mat. h.- ilu m n -kfl autonomy and
lii n n - liiV r f c r ln a '.
-*ttd 0(0 .1 I it iu r . I Me*- t-l til*'
( issi ni mec Etl i to irW us
Once Part-OwnerOf
.The Sanford Herald
B o a r d Of Directorsj
Elected By RotarM
ans For N ext Year.
Jaycee Golf Tourney Begins Apr. 2;
Big Tree” Story,Told In Current '
Issue Of “Host”
, Officials pointed ou« that <h*
allvgr unda(standing was entered
h* to by the United Btalge a'rktly
M a -favor basis,1' and that Bee-'
retary of Slato Hull bailevod It
was caw of the large#t sing!* contrtoation* by this government to
IW torenea of the ^edmlnkua-
Rebel Army
Blasts Way
Into Fraga
BATTLESHIP COMES IN TO W IN GRAND NATION A!
till a
Ul v.l.—u
tit
4 AMI
"z j z .
irnttl (ittMi
i»t*4i
i n t ^ l l il
It
<iu«rdAcad*my
Alit'isu |4>MI|] To Hold Exam ination
*
I vt hi Ja m rt G . Mit Kiirl, v i t f
Ik
l iUiitt “ f i ‘*» m *»i
(UCAblral %t tl»%* FMtli Iliit H H a f
i N h I V in t * • i*i
\ j tikv M f m * * u B i c f n A w id B lIm
vtKt i i
h | umlkco «Im £
iht* I ’hiirtl Statra* w H l» * k v
) iiitv tl
hi
4 i * at .* im k h n -*n '|*Kbt H t
I i v M S ta irs C a n t
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, *.| i|»*> ili|4aat *l|m«ui. flu i|.tak »|jht« l i t y n lt R ill
allvtfV.i I i •14
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lilv .(Iti «nttn^»66it4«n Itip r fur «MhttaI*
\ V f«f« I "11*I*, It i f itir* |*'ttl I|i4* tM*ht
ifoa, •t
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tSwiKli
J*" I l**ti i»f i njiirirl ui ||it> W itlu’ U ( s»f !«•(| |i I'lix I* I* i t*■
hi
'
HwaHa fill!t" i *•*! !»*
'*v!*>«*»* I'I *ll*Srt I¥(IIit**11 A11IIy\
| Iiinttunl,
ilrivi% ami
Mr*. H airy • IK*
lh »
H v^ U lj
!
!%.»«« 144 .%'* *tli.i*ilV n't NtW
I 'l M .
Y i t i ml i * *|»i*1*I
It*»t* * 4 1 * Mr
Mtt lv tr l'i
* nihmirnr ( a w l
1 lttlk k *fl a M l r r ftoai
S » H iU f
,*f 1|m JtlMil't W umuui' i I 9 4 , a»>»* It. ,. 1 1* iv. | I f
1 WatW-4 I1 A M ir a x m »k»rli ka
I #*' * !-> i i util' t*f I In* Md|ur*, dr I u a im m t
T li* U%t f ,« « • • ! »6| M* t |o
a^lvo n ! «( tint r u a i w i l W l 1*4
***i*l rim L»
I; K . K im«* nit**
•*'M* *1 tluii u‘ li* r M ujitn will t*a f «ft«* at K**4^** 4-\t«t*t i»r a ktivl tK»t ik t tv la t y k r * n uiaktf m
M'lpflill • l!(| miM4»UlUl*«l \«*ry hUa'II 1 turn- at a hoMMtal lie h-*-l th- «bv- vwtwMy who are l«»*reeled,
*-r , . - tio.l . . . .e . ami a .
The e xam in e!.-a,
Mr. M k k aai
“ I fit ! |l|f • tifiiR-t ll»4* »|atrn li I i
mevvto altv |'**mt*d ma*. ** «r«W U* ) a a * f maw
|i- iiL i hip t*f Mtt.
Ilnieun, lh^ . hU e« uiuxxml »v.w
Alai
k.imfk*|l belweve* tho age* n f IF a w l 33
WiHttin**
llmiwi**M
will ik» i*t ] every o>hev a i l
Hellx ir t lv p a r * amt Ike mvwfal l . q a * a
|l»lt mi
UtH
Ailll*l*t v ffu il,” he. x o n o t e . ok
Ami to . Army nf f i e w l . K. i -- met o*ewt. are m g tm r a l
tbaaa la ■
Chiihiii.tii 1‘ir ii U. \\ iUui»
W |: |In|ir«a* ttji« been iiaitkrtl a* I . f 1 , .m ild i voder, am,! h i. ,h A '6 *|Airv%l foe ad m iti M Its a a CWgt
it--t *»pv. to*l
aervvmg Vvdlegv
a Mujiu nf ih r Mt'ii'a I»|Viiii«iii vt*|i i
,
j Mr. Mwharf a d j that t a y i u d
irprniiiHg I In* L ik a H u b , i! i t t i
•
>■
x
j
young aaaw who a rc
la lilid a d
Th.- Advenre likfla
a il
Fom etHIr*
meet tk i. af vruktuw Im tho
I'k nipulgn llre d 4 ktaHris al 5 Uc>
oVkirk ami w ill d ia ru u plena foe
i'v *• or k w h ch
wdl begin l e
m on aw,
Army, Navy, And «**»«*•(* «'<v wm«- m
Ma r in e Officers,
P l a n Recruiting'll hbraped Convicts
J
wwamm*. . . . e
A re SUU_At L arge
A o'ugsn boa Levs edwptrd by
th - K.lvetkun A im y, "From v.evy
- F i t l y aeti'o and e - n e A( m y.j
I ' U K U S , Team , M ar. 3 t —f i n
k-tip tirrurdiog to hi* ability, tv aJvy and i u i w n l t n e p ta * d ( e.f— 4 k^rm W lW w d a iw M
«-k« i ykiim ecrvrdteg to hia a m h ,* ta pgwpavattomv todsT Im «hv
d y w a m .^ -d l o l « cma»W»
^
.r |
.to o , w ay
• 'apt. Hose a a ij adding th e ' "Wv asual axlenei'e rv. i a . i l u vom
t rlk v v lh » it tlw epirit of 'he pwbta in th- woitom. h»»l.w* h*t w
fn o d .m
yea'evday
ta w
M x.lrr, and ii> t remind you, lie ■I Will Im »-'d Only in »*»•' <d|
M m n 'am
h tw a
cowl
got* h i. beet, w bsl will you give?” * w
n s * weew aHU a t UrT* t**W*
P L A N N IN G I K C E U
TALtJMIAS-SKK. Mar. » - t P
. ( balrtuan A rthur B. H*W of
'h r S tale Rood Uepuluaookl go*'
frnlAy urged cw-operutivo ptan*
nuvg by urgantsot tuna in'erea'ad
ui FluSWla highway towu'ifknttam
Byalerunlk plauutag is nafernery,
he aaid, if praaeat touaU ttcntiaa
paujvct* are t* he «e**toad to
the highw ays a t Urn future. .
Tho prueixm h »*•*• 4 at *6- «-__- x . ._.» | . ,,
*
took - I I
latalag JM.4M vofwntwa* - d h
u W ia of dynamite from t e e 4 *
m M 4> yi iw -onlrA-t |o 1 6 , ML ^
fw
, , , , , , , , raptm ed IU a
t.rd a y
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THIS HANFORD HERALD, HANFORD. FLORIDA
1»■
MONDAY,-MARCTI 28, l f »
mmita
The Sanford Her*ild
M arket Rackets
THE REORGANIZATION RJU*
b a re already dethroned the p*n‘pie h are all beep accomplished
by breaking down (be democratic
T h o u g h it in fa irly c le a r th a t th e m ain ren.ion fu r (lie _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ By DOROTHY THOMPSON.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | process, de.traying
democratic
p lig h t o f th e f a n n e r In low price*, th e re a r e m uny o th e r “T“
•
(
chr.kx, end
Uni* open Inc
the
M m i «■ w r w * etas* w l l n
If the bill for th r Keo jrinliatbHi .n lb lrlr, renrgin'ze nr abolish” ggiea fa r the aggrandisem ent of
o n .k .r n , rat*. .< <*. r « t tlf- f a c t o n w hich p lay th e ir p a n in r e n d e rin g it d iffic u lt to
I t o a t • ■ a t.n l, P l.ria a . . M i r I I .
Act at i . . « ™ * Harrb H. »■*». m a k e m oney even w hen th e m a rk e t In good, an d b rin g di.i- of the Karen live paisa* In Its 'a lt of the adm inistrative agencies. e srriillre power, first o r t r the
present form wo .hall ha»r gone Thl* m lcht rohraH abty be a de- people'*
r*pre*etiUl|vra,
and,
n a te r w hen Ui* m a r k e t in bad.
not,■-**■> u nnO
a lone w“y toward rs’aMshing au- ahnblr more for greater rffirleney, w enK al jr, orer the people1* lire*.
■ ■M lfar
N o t, th .e lean t . o f th e s e u re tfie h ig h f r e ig
- h t r a te s . tlmritar an government In the provided that iinpe .cheek, tome- Tt»l* ha* been the history of every
HOAX — I l n l a M . Ml
« fi8 £
WhlCll thl) f a r m e r h a s to p ay to g et h is p ro d u ce to th u United H'ate*. Congreaa will have where, ia exercised by the rapra- anii-demoeratic revolution, from
BlUSCMIPTiqi* UATt^S
p rin cip al m a rk e ts. In m a n y cases th e s e f re ig h t r a te s lira decreed It■ own partial abdication, 'mutative* of the people. Uui tbe M u"«lin'« roup d’ etat in 1022,
» r Carrier ........
d is c rim in a to ry so t h a t C a lifo rn ia f a rm e rs c i n p u t f r u it s ■ad Ha*! it so Uitl. one-third of inker He* in the ■Preeidenl'e veto to 'be final roll.rpte of every
9 S S ^ ^ :\ \ f
an d v e g e ta b le s In to e a s te rn m a rk e ts a t less c o st t h u n ',h *1 b“ l,f M n '**rm ,n"ntl>r *,r,,' rnt
r-w er. Under (hi* law he ran Iwme pretrn.e of freedom, in 4 “*lrl*
Bta M ia lb . ........................... • *
Oaa V rar .
,
F lo rid a irruw ura
A iu ilim r ininnrLui.l
inn tin- I - ' Ih n lho fu ‘ Oongrwklonal power from an edit! with regard In alt I hew a few dnya ngo.
'\fudm ets ,,
A liu u ie r im p o r ta n t ra e to r is th o PVer |jr ||)r lc cip lu m |, Thu*, from isendee. If rongre.i. doe* not
I . . .
I
A lt . U l M ' t ■ •dleea. n r t *
*>
thaaka. leaatallaa* aa4 a .llr a a .1
^ f !
’
Interpret ng democracy to mean disapprove within aiaty d*y* the) In my neat column t will dl»*
a a la n a la a tra i. t . r I k . r > r . m at
D avid S tev en so n , w ritin g 111 th e C h ris tia n Century, h a s 11,,. mUonlrnllad will of tho ma- odlet become* taw. If it doe*, it* fcm more in detail the viriou*
ralatac I . M . w ill k . rk a tg r* tar
su m c th in g to sa y a b o u t th e m a rk e tin g o f M ississip p i to - jority, we .hafl hive panned to ilinapprnval I* .object lo Pre*i- frriiirr* of th«
raorganitallon
V .H M W a^rm n ia a rale*.
• n . 1 , I . ^ ila I ' H i . a r
rrmrr m u to cs w hich sh o u ld l»u Of in te r e s t at th is tim e to o u r cel- ,ln'Mprating It ■* meaning the drntu.1 w in. And it wilt then take bill roncrdlng, a* w# all raa.t, that
w ere a c tu a lly |0Mi„ K PO“ 'T Of "ne lhlrd of .h , pwpl.-a a two;U.inl. m .Jor ty of Congrew ,he>e l* a genuine need for a rem l Tka, K .ra M la Ik r aalU aal c ry g ro w e rs. T h e re th e f a r m e r s
I4 at • t i r r l M a . O lflera
an
Ik l a l M t la lb * lararal * llt »i
raise’ eapaiar ■ w l U
r r l.r l..
h gs £ ty*H *ra la, Chlrase aa * new
S
‘
J
jl
AUn ......... .* M
*
*
.
rr|iu**cnlaUvwi to block the will of In override him.
form of the rxecutive branch of I
m oney op th e iiricea th e y w ere rec eiv in g a t th e v ery tim e lhr n, h tr i wn th|rd*.
| if Congre** cheek* the Pre*l- the go' rniment. and that even the
co n su m cra a e r e p a y in g an exotlutaiiL p rice fo r to m a to e s.
I The event* of Ihc la.t fortnight, dent ’he Pr*»ldenl can rerheck pre*ent b it haa it* point*. But
‘Now le t m e re tu r n to th e m a rk e t an d tra c e one o f *p over the world, have occupied Congtp**, ami ail he need* U one- a* It *tand* It la *'mply totrlbte.
U t b a a i . b r a t , t l i o p r boxes u n til th e f r u it rea ch ed th e c o n s u m e r's
ta b le ," the fimit pig* headline*. The re- third of Congre** to nvrrrule th e) |f Cnngm* doesn’t atop It Om
__
Crraa b l l . 1 la rarla
ill r l i l l M I . l b . a w tar re- w rite s M r. S tev e n so n .
" O u r com m ission m e rc h a n t sold it i*«tru**ion from ih«m ha* atupefled majority.
J people mu»t »top l«, a* they »topM a l b a at a ll . n n Plaaalrb r.
T h e d e a le r in tu r n sold it to a “ «"■, H,ul we h,ve *ot ,0 MB;
„
* * *
,
Iped the bill for the reorganliation
• 11.4 la II ar aal . l l r r n l w to a n o th e r d e a le r fo r *1.
__. .
. . . __
ill,.
. i n
t
■ , nn t'n u r lo ki-vp our eye. op*n, and,
Senator V/liwIer propo.ed an of the Supreme Court- By pvrional
• M I M la Ifclq paper aa4
ala f
1Mt!cnH„„.ni
t« ovrrtom . thl*. c*Pr...i<m in u leg ram . to their
l b . laaat . . . . M k l l i M
berrla. JohlHsr fo r »1.1B. T h e Jobber, sold it to a p ed d ler fo r »UHO. f((r ,ho ulomprn,t ^ rn lhcm
A ll r l a i f I . p ak llm llaa at spe- T n e p ed d ler d eliv ered It to. ft g ro c e r find c n a rg e d h im V l.co. t«iw^nl
Washington.
For thia Under nw amendment, the P m l* repreien'atiTea. Today. Now.
atal I b n l r k n k * y »l*
ar.
als*
T h e g ro c e r sold th e to m a to e s to th e h o u sew ife a t 10 c c n tu proposal to reorganise the execu- dent would Mill have been given | >
.live branch nf the governm ent ta rru rg rn 'u U o n power*, but Cuna pound, co llectin g *3 fo r th e t a x o f 30 pounds.
MONDAY, MARCH 28 I MO
" F ro m th e $1 s a je o u r com m ission m e rc h a n t d e d u c te d " l l«**1 V
“ ,h• K «rakuat approval would be re( p l f i VRRHE FOHIODAY l O j a ' r t n t o r 10 « t a fo r h i . a m n l a h n . . !I e . n l . f o r ^
. “ J”. ^ i S k l
h* ”
P” '
R flh U o u i^ tti brings
R owt: jc w ta i f e fro m th e r e f r ig e r a to r c a r o hi« hounc, 27 c e n tn foi n .prew ntitlve, democratic urovern* < it Win gtncrally b c L , su
And my peop * ahall dwell lit a !f r e ig h t. T h e ah lp p in g t a x , /tra d in g , w ra p p in g , p a c k in g , m in t. And unl«»« there I* a howl K.niitof
Wheeler**
amendment
pMeeable habitation, and In aura g—o v e --------------" —n ------•
■
.nm
. . . the
.
rn m e n*t ‘in
sp ectio
nnd* 1—
lo ad11—
in g *-*in to *th*e- - ---c a r -*
a t th e t om the coun'ry •-‘•‘•iwithin •»-the -next
pteaaur* exTAMPA, Mar. 2 8 —Following
ill>|gi, and in quiet txiung ah lp p in g p o in t coat 30 ce n ta . T h is le ft tin 30 c e n ts fo r 30 r‘ w
lhl’
which la now rr*w«i by the Ariminiatration and
-laa. 32:18.
p o u n d s o f U. S. No. 1 to m a to e s fo r w h ich th e co n su m e r
•s *r" !p'
vpnr HWy y r. K .riPy upon legblator. never i* a *11111maty of Florid* eUro'
**le» in the ea*tem and mldweat
Jiald $8»9*l
i * mW**
wbataa fur a momenta whether the
V IC T O R Y
om auc Ion msrke'a for ’he we<l
ith
Ya that have faith to link
A n aly zin g th e se "d e d u c ts" , M r. S tev en so n sh o w s hov; | Tint the wh.l * «i rue to re of our !'t^” unport (n°! hi" *n°o m ^ne'e’ n • 1 ju«‘ cio*lng, eliding Mar. 26
faarlei* ■»••
n eed less th e y a rc In som e in stan c es, an d how a g r e a ' sdni|n str.'l'vc » > " » need* over- KrrMlonal ejection*, nr the pre*- wi h a blief idvlew of ablpment
Heyond the tragedy nf a world r a c k e t h a s gro w n u p a ro u n d th em fo r th e ir p ro tc c 'io n . hru'lng ami reforming i* twilda Plin. for bold ng or be*’owing affectIng a*tile.
Flnriil* inter a'-e ahlpmen'* by
at atrlfa.
T h e re is th a t 3 c e n t c h a rg e fo r c a r ta g e fro m th e r e f rig e r w?l"*nt‘. w.h*.t P e o n a g e
Sana*or Wheo'er'* |
currlrr* the preceding week
And know that out of ilealli an I
^ r e n r t o t h c com m lsaion h ouse.
T ilts is so m e th m i:
.((.,y ,, „„ rx ,
. Z T s L T h " e i. notan, lefl !< -ailing Mo •. It. .mounted t,
night ahall rl*a
w hich h a s to t>e paid a t jtrncticnlly ev e ry tc rm -n n l m a rk e t ,iimlnl.h ng, of
roimreaskHMA ,.vc, pi (o .u fra t (hr bill a* a -D 2
«ft» kv* than prrviou*
Thi d»nn of *uipler lu».
r ice, whatever ■n*u|»h rend becau se in p rac tica lly ev e ry city th e m a rk e ts a r e located con rot end th<* erection of ?. more uhnlr, nnd draft another amt week, con»l* Inj; of ll't» earr
heart.
a t som e d ista n c e aw a y fro m th e ra ilro a d s.
efficient npparalu* for that pur- better one.
.
' nrangoe, 60S of grapefruit »n<i
i HI of 'imgei'lne*.
That find haa given you lh«
A nd so*'when to m n to cs, o r o th e r p n slu c o , h a v e been lM’"'
prlceleia dower
Thl* Mil muat not par*. If it i Pi" Idn 1 it 11ll ruler In all ’hr
ru sh e d <o th e ciH cs in r e f r ig e r a to r c a r s anti a r r iv e th e re
Thir bill mme» in.excrtlv the opTo lira In lh*t(c groat time* *nd
Im*, we *bn 1 have
crcalcd a nuc li li m s'f.itr ilii* wrek ’o'alcil
in ex cellen t co n d itio n , th e y a re o fte n spoiled, n* le a st p a r t- !!!!?,,,,Vl,m p k v ,'|m»vl“ m".-) ih! h»- non
.......iu u...........
hgvfl yintr part
h rirh y.........................
one man, on re 73fl cMr*, 221 I'** ban li* w*s!k,
ornnrr*
nml grapcfrul"
ly, in th e co u rse o f a th r e e o f fo u r h o u r h au l a c ro ss tow n
n„. ngene,* and the public jrlre'ed Prcaidcnt. can rule thi* v ilh
In Y/oed'jm'* crowning hour.
That ye may tell your aon* who in an o| hM tru c k ta f o r e th e yom m ission m e rc h a n t ev en empor ium’', w h fh , with their im> cnontry u l'h r cimaritU. If we * cm!y to ldr.her In price avei*0« the light
sees th e m . T it’s ex p o su re , Mr. S tev e n so n sa y s, o fte n tm-nie fund* nod their immense create thoae me.in*, aooner or ■ g e » .
Utah In
the
heaven*- iheli ca u se s tint p roduce to lose f re s h n e s s m a k in g it sell fo r P"»H.*,Jja»e thr capacity to make Inter, Ihry will bp u*ed.
ORASfiKS: Suit* of ivgular
m ange
In
xlundnrd
bnxra
horltago to take —
or break the economic and social
fro
m
35
to
50
c
e
n
ts
le
s
s
p
e
r
p
a
c
k
a
g
e
th
a
n
if
it
h
o
d
■I taw tho powrra of darkn-'lt
1'
* l u t ’u rr of the ro rn try , mil under
Democratic go'ernm ent I* on nmndillt'il o I d cure. 95 le**
so ld r i g h t o u t o f th o c a r.
take their fllRhl;
lid i li 11 ilo- Pinddcnt w I1 tic autr the defen* v p 111 e v e r y rounlry 'hnn lif t wee!:, averaging *192
W hen ask ed , "W h y n o t sell d ire c t fro n t th e c a r?
M r. j,.r i lo lev* Mipervlilon than I* In lh r worltl. It ha> Im n over- a box. lip lr. For the c.irre-apundI asw the morning br"»b."
-------Anonyinou*. S tev en so n sa y s, “T ho a n s w e r seem s to lie in th e political given u> the heud of »ny private thiown in K la ie a fte r *talp. And
in the United Htulca. in not one single country hi* it » 1 * r i ! l 5 L illi I'll M im e week two
Jtrry the lhiboon lia* a new (low er o f llie M a rk e t T ru c k e rs ’ U nion, w hich re fu s e s to rnipnratio"
lie will he given the |viwer “lo licen overthrown by violeni ra- y in rs »g«. *2 .s.'l. (I her urange
wlf*. No more Jerrymandering for allow any su c h nbv ouxly se n sib le an d econtim ical sy ste m tiunsfer, regroup, ro-ord nalc, con- mliition.* The revolution* which talcs were 95 car* of the Indian
him.
o f m a rk e tin g lo be se t up. No w onder th e F ed era l T ra d e
C om m ission s a y s : ‘C e rta in p rac tice s in th e c a r tin g o f ttgTha Time* Union In lata ihni
the first WPA project wn» the. ricu llu ru l p ro d u cts in New York C ity , C hicago, and f'h lln -
Figures On Citrus
Sales For Week Of
M ar. 25 Released
«
S
JJ,
|
pyramids. Amt so bud iiiought ib 'lp h ’n tu n m iiit tu illt’Ktil tig ti ' 1 uk -ii I m In r t f 'f a i n t o f 'em it
all lira tu»u 1lust th " Hidiius, ih<- a n d in v io lu tin n o f Ih n A n ll-T rtln l A d . a n d llio n c tl v it ta i
fsPious Kxjpllnn tnnnuniAit‘ ln jn f (J,,, 'f i'a n iu li’r" IJlliun In f ’iiicnVn, C lrv id u n d m id I*ItfliCalvin
n ra o" ,first.
r *1’ 1" Coolidge, **”
l~ ‘
ilc lp iiia ’ii in to r f e r in if w ith n ii'n itiu tr u e k .i u rn in v io la tio n
--------- o--------o f thr* fe tli'rn l A n li- R ‘ic k H 'M 'iin g A c t.” ’
Ruggestions th at Ihn IIFC is
ta receive a new a ’lolmrnl nf funds
fo r loans to lillle buslncsa creates
Wilcox In W est Florida
■ gloat ilir , ■ hope aiming some
that the good old days of 1926
F ro n t an u rlicit: Ly K l'I uio II i lialliiiK ur, jKililtrul u lil u r
whan a man could borrow monry
o f tlu : M iam i H erald anil Tullshan.xL'c cimimniiU lo r a num are about to return. Our ud» «c.
however, is not to spend Ibis I n r o f F lu rid a ru'wnjuiiicrM, wit learn Mini M urk W ilcox i*
money until you get it. The RFC tuukiuK a fnv o n tld e intpregHiou nmotiK '.Ire ern e k e rs o f Went
might have billions of dollani lo Floritla. W ilcox, w ho liail.s fro m (icnrifin, “niieakn th e ir
lend, but It wouldn't do un any lanKitaKti |K.'rhu|».s ev en L e t'e r Ilian llie llj r v a r d i u n J’c|i|>er,"
good u n lo u we had the pruper
aayn Mr. IlHiliiiRer, who mlda th a t in I h e erow drt lie huv ,
col’alsral.
,
-------- W - ----
"m o at h a d th a t iulenne inlertw* w hieli coiiich w hen one i»
lin 'u n im t to i|cce|itulde ilo c tr'n e ,"
"A u intorim tiiiK ln a tu re ul llie W ilcox h a e u iijf in
tju in c y , ' cu iitinuen Mr. UallitiKer, "w e re th e u e u v i le n u f a
idiotoK tuphei an d w rite r fu r T im e niuKuzinv, engagral iu
niakitiK » pictorm l recortl u f th e m a jo r ro n lc n tu n tg in tliin
Hunatoriul n ice. U e a lre a d y h»n p u t D ave Hhollz on hi*
film , iu u day np en t in V olusiu co u n ty . . W h en C laude i ’cpjier resit men hirt itin e ra ry , he will n e t llie tm cktivuiind o f
(lie P ep p er race.
"W e undprH tand th e pro|io6ud a rtic le will fill fo u r
luigen an d will Ito p uL llshtd uhout on e d ay b efo re th e M ay
3 p rim a ry . T h o f r o n t cover of th a t iamie i.s q u ite n p t to t a
d ev o ted to K cnnlor P ep p er, In th e ro le o f w h ite k n ijfh l d e -'
fciiditiK th e N ew Deal in F lo rid a fro m th e d e tra c to r* of
th e P re sid e n t.
" S u fh nn n rlic le an d jd e lo r u l dittphty ahould a t tr x c ’
trcm eu ilo u * ln te re* l in th U s ta te . It w ill be p ro o f o f
th e in tio n -w id e in te r e s t in th i* tc*t o f w h e th e r th e people
p re fe r u m iu e it'o tiln g obedience to th e IcKialatlve com m and*
o f P re* id cn t R o o jev e lt. o r h av e tu rn e d aw av in la rg e p » rt
to th e in d ep en d en t le g i* lato r ty p ifie d in u ith e r W ilcox o r
S h u ltz.”
Tho llnrold *tufl refirrt* tu
learn ot III" dentil 'vnf
ll*rrjf
Neel, editor of Hi" JKt. almui'-r
(lasrlt*. «ti>'« part owner ul Tbe
Sanford llernld. Ilarry **„ ion
nectod witli It.ib Holly in Ilf'
mauagnniout of The Herald anil
■old' out tu the present own«ra in
H I3 shortly Ibcreoflcr moving
U Kissimmee wltoro he
pur
eliqaed th e liaieilo. |t« had many
friends, bulb here nnd in many
Other part* of 1I10 stale, who will
nr la* him.
—:--------o
Automobile owner* paid nearly
U much taxes tu the .Stair of
Florida last year as* real estate
earners paid to cities, count ea and
Stale, tissol.nr loses, auto 1re m it
tog* and so forth accounted for
*3?>h|7,741 of th p State's revenue,
while real estate u xoa aggregated
only IS8.482.3ill. But
nobody
knows he pays any gasoline U xci,
*0 nobody complains about I hem
-a
Bat U the lax were separated
frewr the grsulbic bill, and tbo
tM colled or presented the motorSAN FORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
l*t n tax bill t l the end of oecli
8c ' h Wowtruft nf Oitaiwlo spent |tl Arcailia.
Bth based on the amount of
|
V. A- W. Brown amt his h u u «
he had used, then you Balurdoy In Sanford.
J W. Tiwmmslt of Klsslminco rue*'- Ur. Ilixnw# arc spending
Wwold hear a sq aek Hurt would be
A iqawk.
Is rcgU'ocjcd a t tbo llo!e| Came*, lhl* week at K'K Waat.
Mis* Mhj T tunshur smtoilntned|
C. 0 . t’lgreun "f Orlando was
H does not alw ays pay to be In Rsnfoid on bustnrss yeslcrdny* the youiqter **•' Friday a f ernuon
a rb itra ry . The Mexican govern0 . K. Williams of Macon. 4ia., v r y Informally at Imi noino on
thought it bad gone a long U ic g ls lit:d o' the Ho’el Camas I’aik Avenur.
Mm. H 14. Krelor and Mr*.
UtfPDl liberating lla “furMrs. L. R. Philips’ many friend*
M ctaugtdin
wtiii
san’’ and m a k h g him fl- will ivgret tu Ira m of Iwr Ht* Noima King
leave today lo r ta esb u rg to spend
Imjcpendent when it con: net*.
a few days
•ta d the *400.000,000 British
Mr. ami Mas. Boiler
OrUndo
The Social Department of tha,
American oil Industry of are the guest* of Mr*. J. T.
Woman'* Club will rn 'e r'a lu at;
m ! Qpt Unci* Ram didn't like
Brady.
tuldge ill's aCcmoun. Mrs. Ay
attacked loo much of dieMr. and Mr*. W. G. Batch of t e t l r i l l * i* hua'ra*.
hip, So Secretary of th*
( tr y Mongvnlhau, presumably Orlando are guca'.a a t tbo Hotel
M*< It. It. I.umon nt Jack
sunvllle, presldcn of the
lads
auggesl on q f President CaAvcs.
t, h*s derided to quit
pendent Fcr Itin-r Co. *0'l Mra-’,
■Iran aBver a t sanicthsn twice the market
Oh. yea didn't know ere
I . »pmd the «*uk’ ,'„wn Friday and apen the « ( k'
i paying Mexico for It*
a s much as it w n
•
• ml » t'h Mr. .nil Ui«. «. TWW have. If was Just
jlvoti’a many friend, 'ib is, tier a r tlp d t hoMt <uti t r j j r /
r an* e f those Hit'* whl e
to m>c Win
not A t i i i ^ .
*t was •upporr to hrlng
rii*.
.
|
Mr, and H is. Av'liur l>- •>1' of I
and key atate the gUry's ' “I ktr.i
* * 1 , \> *
iW are Ib^ guest* Hoy la's ipo tier, J r » . M. J , Doyle i
I n . U. t O M m a i bar twin* on Dak Avcouc.
i
t
Rivor vAtM'y bringing a a a v « agn of f i n a bo*. 63 ear* (CM,
w ith pries up 6c, and 288 * t»
twn-bu*hcl Bruce boxes k iw * * r i
12.13 a box, 88 rare feweit with
lh* average
op le. California
otange sale* lo.ated
329 c a n ,
averaging *2.40 a ' box, a U p P
of 3e.
UIIAPEPRUIT: The A' were 64
can* a'am iant box n f i | « r Ddnesn
*ml Mgrahaaetllaa* grapafrult aoM,
avr (aging $1.98.a boa, eight eSra
more with fh* prig* op Be. f o r
the aatn« week taat year >b* a v
erage wax *2.29 anil ’.wo y e a n
■go,. (2.37. Other grapefruit isles
Included 73 cara of Indian Rl**e
grapefruit bringing gn averago
P-Cee of *2.60, 28 c a n laaa with
a price advance of 20c. and 78
ear* two-bu.hal Bruce boxes av
era g 'd *2.14, 18 ear* more wi h
price up 2c. Taxs*
giwp*fruit
ta k a amounted to 180 ear* for
the week, bilngtng an average
prka* of (12.04 per a aadard bax,
n price drop of 8c.
TANUKRINE 8 : Right ear* of
'angerinaa wet* rokt averaging
*107 per four-flf.ha buahal box,
S cara lea* than U *4 weak w ith,
ho Price down 7c. For lh . c o r
i e<ponding w*ck la i t year th e '
avaiagc « M *189. and two yoar*
•g o ,' *2-04.
Military Clique
W in a Victories
in Japanese Diet
Leaden
To Take P art In
Building Ceremony.
LAKELAND. M*r,
D * Lurid M. Rptray, praaU M t, |
raid y titc n U y lktlonal
will taka .part May 34 in
breaking eeretpenif* fa r >h* n il- I
Uon-dollad E. Rtm.lcy Jon** Edu
cational Fotuviatton to bo **i*hUinwd at FUrklk Boulhorn Ofl-
leg*.
An riatxiraU program haa been I
plan Bid to tak e place on tho two I
hnmtrad.h g n n lv an ag / of lha eon*
vareton of John
Wealay. AU
Biabapa at thw Motbodiat EpU-1
eopal Church and the Methodtal
E plaeopat. Chureh Sou’h h av#|
bean la v IM to attand.
Pro*Wing Biabopo of lha tw o |
branch*! will apeak.
D t J a w , author anal aiiaaiooary to India fo r whom lha foun^
datlwn la named, will retu rn td
America noxt Septem ber to.
the com arts ah*. A recorded a d l
drva*
will be hoard!
. . by Dr. Jones
.
' h* ■r w ^ 4,r~ kln*
__r \* **»ipol*n to rata*
.
ot **00,000
bright hr *141000 yta aMoyJ
Ut^alaod. Orlando and 8 t. P ater* f
burg, only (tunmuni Ira ran?
*o far, hov* axceodcA (held
quotas.
St
Pctciaburg oacoaded li
*18.000 quota by *684, It was reN
period by tho Rev. Dick Evan* |
who Jolt rnr Miami to
drive there Monday.
TOKYO. Mar. *8.—V H -M ilitarlaui held poltnliol control of
■he moat fund*mental human ami- budget t 0 meat tho coate of tho I
•conomle
llbortlo*
yeeUarMy | w ar in Chino In 193S of more
through It* sweeping vlelory in the than 11,400,000 000.
• e 'c n 'i- lh til W .
j 4. Lfglalatlon empowering the
fo rm al adjournm ent of the par- government to create and parttalKnment ck>*ed one of Its atormlest |y f|naWe two huge eor[k>rel!«m*
W o n * in history,
I fo r .exploitation e f
conquered
1 c»dIn* w ar-tim e rwceaalty, tho ureas In norih and central China,
government Ini reduced and gained j P m c c Fumtnaro Konoye, the
tvmc merit nf:
premier, voiced hla p Isa »ure a t
1. The national moblllzot'on bill the result* of the session and de
ivh'ch pbiies (he life amt property clared:
of the lowlicat eltlxan ay well ■
"The government will not dis
the greatest cotporition In gov- appoint the n it on hi enforciryr
ernmen! hands during “time of these great emergency meaiurc*.’'
w rr nr nut tonal emergency."
2. The electric power tell which
Mexico j* l h . leading world
signs uewi
over tu
lo h
lh*
it Rittri
government
fltlivnt CUII1
comp'eto control of the electric tn* Piuourrr of silver and In lh#
dually.
last five centuries ha* y|eld«il
ha|f billion
3. A regular budget of more ■bout five *«d a
1hnn *830 000,000 and a military ounce* of *Uv*r.
. . . . th e s e C h e s te r fie ld
in g r e d ie n ts a r e t h e b e s t
a c ig a r e tte c a n h a v e
e
n
jo
y
t n
-v - 41^
.jm W A t d m m B t ,
C h ea lu fiiW i mtUmr
1
�Film R elates Story
Of Lost Buccaneer
ocial
A n d P erson al Activities
E MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
TUESDAY '
The O. A. (Jtrla will meet in
the annex of the Flrot Bepllat
Church a ' 4:00 o’clock
WEDNESDAY
The Cl*** o( •]* will preaent
the Senior I’laT. "Tho "Whole
Town* Talking" at Ihe SemlnOt*
lligti School Auditorium at *:t6
H igh School Senior
Play To Be Presented
Tuesday
W ednesday
Th* word •OtueHnioar" didn’t
com* from "bringing ho>r« the
fcreon” but Ik a tin da t d dt
Tho word colics
front "boucanier," a name given in' the eariy
avventeenih century to a colony
of freebooter*, escaped criminal*,
n e 'e r do‘WclU and thieve* who
aeltlcd in Ihe Weal Indie* v hen
they were driven from other
I place*, and made n living hy te ll
ing “ boucan," a amoked hum,
to aeamen who happened in pa**
'th e ir iiland.
It w asn’t long before the "lam*
jeanirra" wete chimed off the i»Mr, and Mra. E. B. Stowe and .land by the Spanish and they pul
family have moved Into th eir new Ito »e« ,»» pirate*, preying upon
home in Indian Mound Village.
vraieta from alt nation*, all o tr r
the world. They latar made thi-i*
Mr. and Mra. F ltd Belt
of headquarter" in M adagascar uyl.
F ala.k a were the weekend gueala t ln lin e , tho word “ luiucanler" lcof Mr. and Mra. George DcCottea. . came "lluccanet r."
I The 1**1 of the bueeanrela wa*
Jimm y Yatra of the U. S. 8 . the amazing Jean Ijifitte, who
New York waa here Saturday a* made Ida headquarter* in tiarathe gueat of Mr. and Mr*. Claude
itaria, not fur Irnm New Orleun*.
M. Robaon
In IbIHI, Ktiange as it may rerm,
ll a f j l t r and Ida men were targe’y
Karlylo Houiholdeif has been
reapontildr for Ihe defeat of the
the gueat of hi* parent a. Judge British at New Orleans in D ili
■nd Mr*. E. F. Housholder, for .when they aaaaL-d (letieral Jackthe weekend.
aim in Ihrt Imltle,
Mr*. W. O. Fleming m tum ed I It i* ild* event, ami the ro
yeatrrday from
Cordele, lla.. mance of I afltle, which inaphed
11he 1’i-cil H. lleMllle epic. "The
Buei-aneer," which play* tonight
a t the Rita Theatre, with FredMrs.
Count*
Johnson
and lyic March In the title rule support
daughter. P atty Ruth, arrived ed by Fiunriekii Haul. Akim Turntoday from Tampa to be' the Iroff, Margo’ ti rah line amt n r«*t
guest* o f Mr. and Mr*. J. II. of u*er a thousand t.tlirr*
Colclough.
Junior Woman's Club member*
acting aa hoatraie* on Friday
evening w ere- Mr*. Jean Adams,
Mr*. A. K. Power*. Mr*. F D.
Scott, and M n. II 0. Odham. Jr.
The next in th e »*rt*» of Ju n
ior D*nce* will be held on Apr.
■, a t T:S9 O'clock at the Wom»n i
Club.
Those preaeul Friday avqnlnX
were « l follow*;
the
Ml**e*
Ifejen Stafford, Joyce
Steele.
Jean H arper.
Virginia
Kelly.
Roberta . Evan*,
Lurllle
Hall,
Valarle Well*. Virginia Well*.
Virginia Daeorn. Helen HutchUoa. Angola Melacb. Clara H aikin. Ruby Uorn- K athryn Spencpr. Ann Wiggln*. Mary Crawley.
Nancy Digbton, Imia Caldwell.
F atty llodgn,
Susan
Kir<|ey.
Winifred LovoR, Edith Imvejor,
tem lis Nordgren Natali* True,
Alice
Wight,
Susan
Wight,
Katherin* Wiggln*. and Martha
Perkins.
Alia present were; George
Speer. Roland Floyd, Hilly H ern
don. Ray Herndon. Jerry Dorming, Glen Odham, Dick Pickett.
Leroy Lodge.
tleno
llarri*r>n.
Jim Shoemaker, Tommy Mere.
Edgar nigger*- Jr-, Charles Park.
Jr™ George Oorincy. Joe Tenhet.
McKay Truluck,
Fred
Wight.
W alter Ward. Duddy Angel, John
Angel- Rill Hr*n*n, Leo Ilutner.
Thomat Cobb, LeRoy Estridge.
E arl Jeter, Bill Kirtley. Harry
Lee, Herman Middleton, Edward
Mulligan' and Cullen W right.
Community Sew ing
Club Has M eeting
The Community Sewing Club
held lie meeting on T hursday at.
home of Mr*.
ternoon
Boston Steele. A period of work
and fellowship Was enjoyed, fol
lowing which refrealimenta were
The club member*
Preaent
were: Mr*. W. L Roche. Mr*- J
W. Ila rrrth Mr*
Joe Corley.
Mrs D, L. Io n a, Mrs. Iloas C
Imng. Mr*. II. D. Dague, Mr*
R. H. Hulchlaon. Mr*. Gordon
Flynt, Mr*, n. 1* Garri'On, *nd
Mr*. Roaton Steele.
Uueati of the club were: Mr*
II. L Leonard. Mra. A. H. Hhoemaker, M n- T, M. Dunlap- Mas
te r Joe Boyce Hulchlaon. *nd
M aster'G ordon Flynt. Jr.
The next meeting cl the club
will ho held on Thursday at 1:30
|>. M. at the home of Mr*. R. U.
Hutchison In Cameron City.
rson
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tlcronl and Redheads Said To Be
children, Flora *nd Amelia, and
Ideal For Television
trc ln f Gray of Savannah. N. Y..
visited in Miami and Sarasota
SAN FRANCISCO. Mur 1!H—
fo r the past weekend
iiVi - - A new piiili-aainn loom* for
red-headed Btrla. They're expected
Mr*. H. B Odham, Mra. II. H, to be the television at:-ri of to
Odham, Jy , Mias Minnie Ruth morrow.
Odham, Mi<* Katherine Odham,
Teat* hy the Farnsw orth Tele
and Charts* Barguaon visited Id vision company *how tin t Ihey’ru
Sarasota yesterday.
ihe only onr* vlm-i- n*tr trail*mil* effectively. Hlonde
hall
Mr. and Mr*. W. C llill, M in show* up poorly In n televi-ion
Caroline
Hill,
Ml««
M artha' transm itter, while hruhetle liaii
Ad*m». Mias Dorla Walker, and' tends to appear »« n lilnrk mn-a
Miss M argaret Halts have re -' and eontiast alroiigly with the
turned> from New Smyrna Dear!* subject’* fare
where they spent th* weekend I Be«l xill-jert yet fo ru- test*sl III
the locrl laboratory <*f the com
Mr and Mra. C. C. W hittington pany is Doris lliowhlee, n J’olllpf
announce the birth of \ a
son. artist.
fiisirgi'
Everaon,
who
Charles C|ar*nee. Jr„ o n \s * iu r- hacked j-ounc Pliilo T, Fnniasvorlli
d*y, Mar. t(. at the Fmxiald- in his origmnl experiment*, -ays
Laughton Memorial ||oapi(h|
h er in lrirn lr coiffm e of auburn
tressrs raiue through wonderfully.
Mf*. Maude M. Miller and
Further teat* in the so railed
daughter, Mta* Margaret Cut. "hlrihplare of electronic lelev.were In Tallahassee during tbu a ion" lin e have shown tlie wi-udlv
past weekend wheri- they visped rolored m*ke-u|i originally used
friends.
I in Irlevhion to be unneei-asnry. a l
though a lillfe blue pipmrnt la
Mr. and M n. J . L. Strickland needed in the lipstick. IhhcnviM
and Price Heard are rx prelrd to a good a ttrrt nuike up wnrk« «H
arrive today front Cordele, Ga.,
to be the gueatg of Mr. and Mr*.
M. R. Strickland.
LONG WOOD
Mr*. James W. Fisher left for
New Otlesm Saturday after visit
CUPID WORKS FAST
ing here for the past two weeks
KM1 IN, Scotland- Mar. II. — as the guest of her slater Mra. N.
UP)—1Two members of the youns- A. Fry at her home on the Coun
•r generation succumbed at love try Club Road.
a t. flrat sight at a daneo h*ro
recently and broke all records
fur getting married
Rare’s a timetable of th* ro
SPRUCE PINE. N. ! \ . id l —
If a window piJtie gels hrokeu,
folks in this mica-bearillfc imnin
lain section don’t liave In go to
ptori* ft mi buy a iuaw iiiuv
They can go out nnd find u
large piece of mica—or iainglaaa
—peel it off to the right thick
ness, rut it til the eotrect size and
use H, Mil a is found In chunk-like
layers of thin transparent aheetr.
which lu-nd nnd no not break
easily.
Many mountain families have
window panes tnade of H .but glass
is generally preferred
for lire
purpose altw-e it is firmer and
Mr*. L O. Cochrane entertained
A dvertisem ents
the ladies Aiil Society a t hiT
*
I The delightful play
“Tigvr horn* Wednesday.
lim in'" waa pul on I y Lyman • Mr*. C. S. Drlakell of Juilctte.
Junior rlnaa on Friday nl*hi when Ca., ai
Bullard of
I holil uearIy all the Junior* look p ari. Fraronn,
*
G a, art* ru ral* of Mr.
l '“P Those who did not aaaialed other- and Mia. Frank Minahaw.
'w iae in Ihe prodiirlion. There waa
Mrs. T. j . tliaartt, of Miami, I
la Inrro audienee wh'eh waa very p |a has irtiirnrd to h rr home [
I h o h r , ppreeiallve.
a fter spending a week with her
in th-'j ^ picnic aiipper wa« rnjoyod parenta, Mr. and Mra. A. K.
brain I,y if,,, adult ellaaar* of Mr. and Appleby.
#>
I Mra. Sehulfirld at Sunnyahadr
.
‘ |[ Mr. and Mta. A It. True, Mta.
Purk Tueaday night
A la rg e 'M a ry Slntrr ami Mr*. Lottie
I lliah number of mrmlieri and ihrtr Wulton were gucala recently of
m il i iii v r v row w iaain*
cllilty iatnillra
were prearnl. Sungs jj| r. nnd Mr*. R. K. True,
lllalHrt
O it
ll+maernllr Primary, May 3*
arninr wl.rr aunr and games played, ‘
, Mr. T. II. Kit Ledge and Mr.
It.
!..
THRASHER
aeeka
hi*
led in
v ;,r Wedne*day noon dinner ,.r
The
of and Mr*. (1 F Kill* and daughter
M'hoo) t |,, Tnurlat I'luh at Sonnyaharie left Sunday for their home in rr-rlrrlio n by the people of Sem
inole County upon hi* record of
[Park had more than eighty In at- Salem, N. II.
hating faithfully performed Ihe
lendaoee when a Mihrtiin! ial meal
The Lake Mary Chamber of dulle* of hi* office.
r the w nerved hy the committee and Commerce tponaored n ‘T ie Social”
II he gaala'anta, Mr. and Mta. J. K. Monday night at ihe Community
anne* Mnlhc-nn.
Mr
Moore*, Mra. Building MIm tterniee Kdmond*
i‘c|m-e Morriaon. A fine program waa aon r-nteit*inert with acvernl mualF n il ls nnd V rK elah lm
I that rendered followed hy ahnff'ehoard <al nh-cMon*.which were followed
F resh D ully
•ii ar and card game*.
Melton a " t’rofcaaor Quia" conteat,
C ut F lo w ers
•m W .i 1hr Five hundred ('lull had a Mlton VAire of Sanfonl waa the
.gala evening Tliniadny when Mra. winner. The larllca of the com
CURB SERVICE
ThrLdd waa presented with aev- munity furniahed pie* whk-ti were
l>rires H lg h t— S e e U s
Itoaril (.tn| park* of (aril* In recognition auctioned off hy Judge Ware.
The
bidding
waa
aplrited
and
when
" • *’• u(Lhri 'arrvieci to* the Clllh. All
Spencer’s M arket
"lifted kv courae with wafer* wa* aerved Ihe iuat pie wua pul up the Idda
C
orner 2nd and P al m e! to
Hern |,y Walter Grille id. Mra, Sunder- came in thick ami fait ami the pie
finally ao'd for {.YOU.
’r re luiid and Mr*. Morriaon.
Mr*. It. l ‘ He*lo p la vidling
"
On Friday nigh I the ttapliat
May || .p
jmij „ fj.j, fry at Sunny- h rr pjrenla, Mr. and Mra. John
' hrdc I’ark while the It. V. I'. It.
hud a picnic at Fan I .undo Spring*.
I ......
In honor of Mr. and Mr*. Wilin the Ua,„ U|.*t, Mi** Winona I'talg cn‘
ng to- t,.)mined at cant* on Wednesday
* 1 evening.
'•"lay, ] Mia* llariietl Stoke*, Mr. nnd
" 1 sl M i* l|r*t of I like Wot III. Ml iilld
\\V c a r r y u c o m p le te
. will M, i f o i l Win Me no >re, Mr and
lin e o f
II l*"' .Mr* Bolter1 Hake, Mi** Helen
i.Mellale, Mr. nod Mia. Fred Mead
LiquorN
were prevent. "
•"•'“■l Ih e ltn|ili*i AVi M. S. f’ircle one
W ines
i-e* “*
tvilli Mi* Meador* led hy
•‘•‘•'h*' Mr* llriee
Central America
Im* itiree
to iii j ('|let,| inn mei with .di*
W hiskeys
rallioad
II m-",
ollow |Wliitt einore, led Ity ML* Hot O'1 1 tranarontinentnl
r- lit , ten. Ilefrralinieiil . were aervnl hy one III Itiuili-iunia, Iron! San Jose
(Jins
in tl.irilo.s; another In Co-ta
Hiea. from [’uniarenas to Linton,
.112 S a n f o r d A ve.
winl a tldtd Iii Panama, from
l'o|on III I’annma City
Liquor Store
la a iiia a ia a a a a a a a a a a a a iB a a a a a a a a a a a a x a a a a a a a ia * ^
Juii|t»r A «j«!arii PrnufiunAh-rn
Do k Mini'll an,| M'dlinlii lioelneli
will Im in ehurge of the prourani
*i lIn- Weekly meetjuK of Troop
U III Ihe Junior
11If-Ii !te|,oo|
auiliiii'ilniii
lonighi
at
; jn
neloeh, Seoiilm astrr II, E. Moir i i -aid today, udiliiie. liiiil le-|
piis-uii: win occupy ii birr*' pail
i*l iIn- meeting *i
MARYVII I.E, Mu 1,1 1 - 1 1 may
he Ihn! roods wall! hiisteilids wlio
can not only bring home the lu
eon bul fry it, loo. Officials of
Northwest Missouri State Teach
ers' college Imve inaugurated a
"household
economies"
emu so
udaplrd to men students as well
as women
WERT-The JEWELERS
D lanvondh
"MIIVNK rH IIT .1 4 i .a T im l.llwe M-'
ll ai.
Wheas a
t
HYPOID (;EAUS
• R epairing
Diamond S ettin g
AND
En grayin g
McLaulin, Jew eler
111 a
nm itKCT MEN’S WEAR
LUBRICANT
\
SuliwtHule* Arc
Ilnnt’crmiH
Florsheims
“P
Frit’iullys W.00
Fortunes 5, 0°
XTvice olnlion
M
An .
A A A A TO E E E B
:tm N. Park Avr.
REAL REFRESHMENT
Sum m rrT
W holesome
I'iiHltHiri/.cd
W. C. Hurtliiu*
Wmt Flrot .St.
P h o n r .’n tt W
la
*
Buttermilk
T hin nprlnif w hru you w ant a ccml drink •«» pep you up. . . m ake it u ulasn o f Sem in olr lint term .ik , ( h iicoln le Milk «r P a ste u n x e d M ilk!
E very ttlunn Irenh und de-
lirinuat
Milk nol on ly p rp s ynu up, Itul slm i acl* tin n d ig e s tIv c Ionic . . . k eep in g y o u in p er
fect co n d ilin n . K eep u iHitlle in y o u r r e fr ig e r u lo r fu r h elw een -m eu l drinkn!
. . . And for Ih e p erfect detw erl try our « h » lr w in te > le e t ’rea in — ^t Hevernl d elicio u s
f litv ore. F or sa le ul oil " S en iln o le” detilrro.
The Old
Woy
Seminole Creamery
No MRepalrrd |(w»k” —
HAYNES
M a k e*
th a n
Ilk i*
NEW*!
COM PANY
NADER’S
REPAIR SHOP
RHONE f.:u
N. I'AKK AVK.
THE W HOLE TOW N’S TALKING
ABOUT TH E SENIOR
PLAY
‘ a *
■* * •
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B.L. Perkins
A rr Spcriul And
Requirt’ Spt’rluJ
ftng I’lan lx— R ohch
La r g e t'n itm m
T tccm T rim m ed
(in iu n d n C u m l For
Rnck W ork— Poobt
W h y N ot I,c a v e Y our
E m u min In C arr O f O nr
W ho K nown— Thin
Mr*. R K ToDr and daughter.
Mr*. H urray E- N»ne* returned
Saturday night from Jarktonville.
While tb tr* Mra. Tolar arted
a t delrgat* to the Garden H ub
Conventidf,
and
Mra.
N*nca
visited friend*. ’
M rs. M. D. Gatchel
\ n d W a tr liM
F in e W a tc h A n n J r w r t r y R e p a ir in g
f
j Hum uiiil M o u n tln i; A n d E n g r a v in g
CATERING
■Broad £ .Bella—landwtefcae
H
V r iprrlaliir
1: Jt A M.—Thn orchestra i*
playing ’T h e First-Tim e f Mel
Yoa‘ a* boy meets girl for the
IM t time and they atari to
dance
Mr*. W. A. U ffle r, Mias Mary
! JO A. M— Roy ennotincrs he Wiggln*, and Mbn Loulae Perkin* heye been visiting the p»»l
Ititands to marry girl.
week-end In Fork Union, V*™
3:le A. M— lla doe*.
where William LrfO er 1* ■‘tend
ing the Foil: Union Academy.
B irit
Political
I
Trawick’s
manta;
This la hla role of
reality! A hard
hitting
American
who love* adven
ture and a pretty
CITY BRIEFS
Telephone 148
D ance Sponsored By
OCta! C a len d a r
Woman’s Club
The Senior Flay, “The Whole
Town'* ta lk in g ," will be preaented on Wedneaday evening a t
B:1B o'clock at the Seminole High
School Auditorium, with M n . R.
C. Maxwell In rharge of produc
tion.
The raat or eharartrr* will be a t
ful Iowa:
H rm y Simmon*, a m anufac
tu rer—Vol e William*;
H arriet
Simmon*, hi* wife— Marjorie Cog^ u r n ; Ethel Simmon*, their daughHelen Fainter: Cheater Blnney, Simmon*' partner—Donald
Bishop; I,rtly I.ythe, a motion
jiielurc alar—Joanne Axxartllo;
Ikmald Swift, a motion picture di
rector—R. (I. Ilickaon; Roger
Shields, a young Chicago blood—
Joinra (’ullu-rt; Lila Wilson and
Sally Olia, frirnda of tEthel—
Jacqueline Camptiell and Nancy
Roaaetter; Annie, a maid— Daphne
Takach;
Saide [Room—Cecelia
Truluck; T a il Driver—<LeRoy
CoiqH-r; Mr*. Jackson and girl*—
Igjuiao Hardin, Florence Beat,
M arguerite MrKennry, Eda Stich,
Selma Carlton.
Ulliera taking p art In produc
tion are: stage and properly man
agers, Mia* Dolly Quattlebaum,
Ml** Lottie Sharp. Jam es Tett!
Sidney Nr.-,. Char.ea Mcrriwether,
and A. I . M yrra; buaincaa m ana
gers, Mias Lillian Dunlap, Branlley Adams, Douglai Slcnatrom ,
and Bobby Gteek.
The ushers are as follows: Mias
Elizabeth Lcffirr, rhairm an, the
Misses IM othy Wiggins, Carlin
Falmer, Lillian Adams, Doris la k e
,tg>l* Wnlfcr,
Virginia Dann,
Margate!
Van Ness, Virginia
Ford, and
Vera Lodge. Alio,
H enry Tamil, Hubert Smith, John
D rill stem, nnd Rlrhard LundquEnt.
■ Music will he furniahed by 'he
D ig h Selnoil O rchestra under the
■ treclinn of (' M. Dollisan.
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THE BANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
INDAT. MARCH 18, 1 « 8
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High School-8:15 O’Clock
Admission 25c and 35c
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COLORFUL THRONG PACKS SO U A R E T O H EAR PRESIDENT
ASSO CIATED
ri I r * t t i n *
PRESS
>v| * \ A # C
PICTURs RcWi
SCOUT UNVEILS
ROOSEVELT MARKER
MAY GET TV A POST
The name of Jarne* luiwrence
Fly (above), 10-yeur old TVA
general t cpun*el, w»* mentioned'
In *<mn-'informed cliNlr* In Wa*hington. [>. f \ , "» th.
pmbaliUrhuicr
President
fill ihe vacancy on the Iwaod of
the Tcnne**ic Valley Authority
rw< hhIiiii’mI liy I hr removal uf
Chairman A rthur K. Miuif*n..
Here i* port of the colorful thronif which im thel.il In Gainesville, Go., lo hro r l’re*ldent Kooaevelt dedicate ltm uevelt
new civic ceniert of a city devastated by o tornodo tw o years ago. A t left In the now courthouse, while port of the new city
shown nt right, The I’m*blent In speaking from the canopied plot form in front of the city h a ll
BATTLESHIP W INS GRAND NATIONAL
Square*,
PRESIDENT DEDICATES ROOSEVELT SQUARES
Trim in hi* khnki uniform, Ihi* liny Hrout »H»wn nt Irft unv«l|* Ih« |lont>rvrlt Ki|Ui«H*» in
fin‘fit, nf th** I (nf I f’niinty* f»ti * murtlfhtjiM* at finlni'* vl llr*.
Pn*i1ili»iii Itnnpin"fit
tlin n
rrrtti"r nf tlitlw*fill**, Ntiifipirff? fn mull* in Ihi* MI#|t 11«* White II ciiim*** hi Wntm Hprifiiift*. fin.
TWO MISSING AND FIVE
INJURED IN MILL BLAST
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v
Two ruin vii'ir utlfniiiit mill flv«* irijuml when
n ilnulile pi|ili»»liin fliiil tin*
I'VUihuuii
|il»in t nt Mifiin ijK.td'. Minn. The lilaM *fionk fhi* rntirt* nefichlMirhiNNl, linnUm : window*
home* iinii m«*njuiii|f u«ljacc-nt «*li*VMtorn anti ptmiU.
SOUTHERN EXECUTIVES PROMOTED
- f /.V
Ilf in11 liohbn la *hn*
BERLIN TURNS OUT TO HEIL HITLER
NEW YORK YOUTH HELDIN GIRL’S SHOOTING
Ilonohi F. Carroll, Jr., 18, (center. In picture • l rig ht) to shown a* -he wa* ltd from the Now
, aped'im-m where Charlotte Mat'.hleaen, 18, (le ft) woo found d ie t to death In the climax of WKat
termed a Juvenile love affair. District A ttorney Char lei P. Sullivan aald »he died In nn anaokr
rd nuhule pact. Young Carroll aaU he bad Intended shooting him«r1f.
PRESIDEN T AT OUTDOOR PRESS CONFERENCE
Mr. and Mr* Turtle K. Larson of
gt Alntree, England. Iar*«fl U a knitting plant worker and hi* t* hi* No. I m*n, Field Mareba) Hermann Got ring, an hi* left a (ngTmental commander, Thoueaml*
wffe. an rapeclahl m other, a elrtfc tn 'h a cHy relief department of* of threat a were reaaing “ Hetll wheti thla-picture w n taken. The swastika draped'buthttng a t rig h t la
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H ard L oser By
jp a ie b a ll Expert
;In terestin g H o r s e *
shoe Tale Breaks
About N ew Pilot
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H l i r ' i Nutr— The following
la far mat tun wan
w a r d bjr
T k , llarald from (h r office of
J a d f r W. G. lira nnim , Prrol4 f* t of Ih t N alioiiil Assorlaȴ" *
P ra fru lw ia l lU sd a ll
Clubo:
► W ie n Guy l.acy w i i n tm rd 1938
Manager a t Sanford, Ih t Crlrryfed* lanrlrd .1 pilot whn rannu:
aland to lain. H r ha* boon winning
minor loop pennant* with atariting regular'ly si nee be broke in
•a a pilot, ami It** n rinch he wi'l
try to a ltd n Florida S to tt scalp
10 h it holt in the rnnting cim patgi.
His first y ear nut, Lecy managed
Charlotte of the Piedmont loop
to a pennnnt in 1931. H » tesm won
100 games, which Is still in allUma record for ihe cigarette clr*
cult. The following year the team
put on a g reat spurt to win tho
second halt, and was nosed out in
j A play-off ivl'h Greentboro. In
^ ^ 3 , his C har'otte en tiy was not
mathem atically out of the flag
unt I four days l«;i»re tho close
nf the season.
■He eoppeil s pennnti* for Jackson of the Kant II *lr I ea'gue to
19J4 and the sec ret leaked out.
Ip the opening game of the sea
son he was p in in g neivously with
his fool in fro n t of 'h r Jrckson
dogoul when hi* spike unentered
| a rusty old hnrseshne.
Lacy dug up the omen of good
I lack oud it un-i curried all yi-ui
I la the bot'om of the Hull's bn'
Jackson won the first half,
| but was r ddlrd with injuries and
{lost Ihe se end.
I In the sixth game of the p la y
|* ff. th r team needed Just onlore victory for the fh g . Hut
kings were not breaking ri
ng drives were being rtu g h
and turned lulu inuole plays to
oil Jackson rallies.
PAGE FIVE
T il* RANFORl) I1RRALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA -
MONDAY, MARCH 28, IMS
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Reaching fo r a towel to wipe
his p«rap.ring
brow. M anager
Lacy felt aotneihlng cold and hard
on top of the dugnut. It -was th a t
oid ru sty horseshoe, set up there
by the bat boy for good luck.
The skipper, “hopped" Ih f bat
boy fo r changing the luck, and
then tossed the cliarm back In the
bag where it belonged. An U hit
with a c ’ank, a solid base h it
rang off the Jackson* hltter'a bat.
It started a two-run rally and the
Senator* won the game and the
d = = =
flag.
If anyutte cures tn investigate,
they'll probably find a rusty old
h o n cih o e in the bottom of San
ford's bnt bag 'his summer.
Lacy was called in late in the
season of 1937 to menage the
Anicticus Cnnls of the G eorgia'
Kl or ills League, hut it was too
late to put the club up in the
pennant fight, lie did bring alung
his young son who was signed 'o
p ay infield and it still reserved
Ly Amcrl:ua.
L ig h ts At Local
F i e l d I n s ta lle d
F o r Night Terms
The lighting a rra n g e m e n t at
the Municipal AHil* tc Field are
ready for use this season as 'he
to fleet ora ami one hundred I.MhJ
watt globes were Installed S a
ul day by elec (M ans.
President II *n ry kVa'son said
bat :ht- h>c"l team will hold 'a
num ber of wurkou's dining 'he
evening hour a fte r M unagtr Guy
I aey arrlvea to take over 'h e
managerial reins.
The club house at the park was
opened yes'erdsy for u»e by the
playeip already in r 'h e ct.y amt
.i how* r rnotri faellitlek were “l*u
Ins'ailed.
New Rise I n
F lig h t R«ite
Hits Growers
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS
lly JU LIAN STKNSTROM
xSanfoid lluildlni* mid |,Oil || ,\K be m tl wo ild lilti,o ’l ninny thou
mi.it ion To M. J
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Sonie c h o re
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Upmln Itoid, Sanford, Fin,
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The term Jingoism, denoijmt
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Hrlti*h politl* ian- who I ii h o '
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F o il IIK.N'T: r, llmim unfurnished tak#» nid'n in the ||usjto»Tiirki h
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NICK IdlCATION for sale cheap, ihe ah ip , ide/'
on Ortnridu highway. £> miles
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Delivers Lecture
On Florida Birds m
6 ROOM bungalow.
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Resort Gamblers
Aiv Slowed By
Governor (’one
KMRItALt) MINK RROPRNIN'G
to
itn 'm l •Itnw foi thr »»Im \
SPIU1CK PINK, N C .- t,p l
jin d ’ try th * year a ’ r htv.vn in
.t n old emerald mine here, heSem
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County
ih* follow mi; tnlnr :
■'loved to he the only one of its
The ItiriTn**** In frrtrh t tji* ■
Court RecordH
kind In the South, is In he re
to trim »v t
v b irh thr* il
opened.
he the t.if I ntrnw fer On
W arranty Derdt
Most of the green gems found 'n
itiiKimi#ry thU yh »i me
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[ iliow'ii tn tin* follow tor table
•mall for valuable rutting* h u t the
Itanilnll (Tiuss
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|h11 rrali* of 71 |inuud'
owner* l>ellrve that
by digging HanfoiJ lluUili'ic uni) Mian A ' rvi’it ut fnr north im r.iunda*
lit* M t* ■'*
\fr, MaViff iitf-eil Mtpport nf the *
deeper Ihry can find valuable
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J . King,
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Pro* Went Henry Watson
of
of a three month's old • son
the Sanford Uaseball Axocjatloii
and ho says he lia« every
ifftnilPtiPil friHt* Pan* Or**
filially liroko down and -pilledthing to work for . . . . local
w -nther was too warm ni U iu u m l
th e dope conn m ins the local
crew was glad to gel Ihe
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nitirkets to deinslid liiglo—I turn.-,
bo
basnlwll p ts 'e r for Ihe
forth- j sight of uniforms at th*
foi Ihe nintniiHlity.
.
in retie* yesterday
. . , Old
eoming season of the Florida
Mr. Mew ng also •titi-.l that IMflMa*
polo
ohirtt, '
Slat'* leag u e . Mr. W atson hasj ' west shirts,
the h en 'y prorn'e e ffe rtiie fer lIltKlnll'l
kept the facts secret fo’r V>nie- iN 'r lt soil other practicing
this wi.-k mnu d lui»e 1it 11,- effw : .Orlriill
time and lias attired np nton*,
u -J U rlfl w*s discarded.
• till UKt*
•||„- grounds ut the lu.nl |ur'< on thi-> n tm because »r the heavy *- I e- eIII baseball romiuent and critlelam
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than lias e ie r ts-en Known in a,,-" i.iUndpig into condition a u l ii*.'-i'sl prorate caused <y- the ud
thla city before a . esson got tin Hie main section nr th r infield verve u ip th e i timdUioo* for tin
|. II, | i,.- l II II Hill
.............. celeiy w ill'll t«causing
n large j
■Iflrwsy
nil mite i of th.- beys «ro k tc k ln r *"’"'>"1 "f ttu- rrop t» In- di
President W alton of course
nt*.nit tlir p itelp'r. tut unit lo-ili f vsi.b-il.
had more rtanons than one la
t'Hi liieii , . . , however thui'xj
.1 t\ Hutchison, chan man <f the
kesp quiet »s long as he did
tlie wily 11,11 tlrostpo iiiAil.*
t'mitrol to m n littie . iliit n l 'll,'
and still these t i i i s i u are
und Hsiii Ki-ili, likes it, so mi j h- Mill.- pntul r •otiteuha'. intnet fer publication, Watson
til %*11. «nr, 3*e
til
o n n !».-dt lower* it, 'It w ill] proved
condition
in t<*itinn:il
bar. been a genial presy for
Thr
tllf'i n fllrr
fill
slay th»t way . . . .
With t h ; tmukrtx 'hi- week, md leg-mllng
the locals since the middle
i.i'iim nl flip t it il d tfrif hi ih«*
ilr h r iik. .il r wi k,tint Mi nit, ♦!(llchts ln-tnl|r,i u| |||<> field- -t.'h i Innvy prorates of celery efof the ia ) ( year, and the San
Ilrtfn fMtlil |*tr*l
hut
m .mill
in- p .ssjlii,. fnr Hanford f ' - *-d nt uttgli
Iht- M urkcunp
ford
baseball public
can
• Itfi r r r«l it 1fh f »i tin Int; -ri mrt'Mi
well praix* him for his rallh- I In t.- up In miitio exhibition' Aereem rlit, Mr. li tell -oil do
Ini* tuinti -In iltnini* lltct htltl*
r*| mltK tilII Im in tJt* t«hr1 1
ful work ill putting Sanford j p.'itn , w ,ih fleluind. 1s*c»bitrg,' ch n - d tl.-t ill hi* opinion, if hi
rtp f until Ml im I* rrl'Miliii
on the M at ball map or. on* J Orlando nnd other ejlje . near- i 1"• ' Me* hud lint lx i‘ii made, the
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MIAMI. Mat J* i *1’> ti irnld*
n f’ttinplt l»* i*i *
in Iht southern States,
We ha»e received the new ' a?* hi
tilt luiu.e nporal ii
rmh*> |»ri
*a' ' ti nf ■hlpmetCit.
lie promised fun*
that
ho
est xrrs-* w ritten from L. H.
\ a »*ly cxptV'-ed it,, In»|'i* il'tit .tn*
?!*iIf*li It. rhNpmnTi, iirotiilnent
Addingtoo of Durham, N. C.:
woulj h*\u n good club when]
lid. C ntl1 |k -I nil til. ii o|i» i i iiith
g|«|c: ,*f tin
the sensin opens and front the
Jim Wiggine had a floater. , lot- l iirow rr, tlrcn it i tbut in lifu |,v *%
t’nilr. WotiM h*
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That floeteo o'er Ihe plalr:
appearance of the
roster of
elm'll ‘ "iin
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Players he will have. Wntsonl
It always had |h* hitler
iht* Kid i it’ll lim vi’d to?* tile -eNt
w i«t* bur In* nntirtpnlrd a U'M> * Of the tout" in. ■:t oil V
Hwingiog just a moment
s' let leu th r cream nf the t'ruPj
Till 111*
rofulitlon t»rxt week m view of l h«- loa-Nfl*
late.
Pf players Who w ire at the Jim;
Mie t # i » l deeHi 1-•»!
fii11 tb itt tIt»* e ii i »m i t *uI In *r r «»»i
Engel H-boo) noil with apl'rovi*
to totium til.
m s n |y to p]ayer> on the ranOne <f*y there esm r a hit- j till "n* wi’l «* g rra lly m lttriiM f\w
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if« I hud niithi Lii* t tthnr . t*.ole
the Lookouts in training •*•
To how him no s dub.
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b t,11 dt rived n flat -In', o- t* tf*:if I lu> vi. aM
r.lons until Manager Lacy a r
rives. w t a Hrppy man late
Hr tn *r>1 him op a 'looter. | flit H*i|I U tli'l i * Ihv 11141- in* »e.t|*en ton t I *
tfiiiti Imil not |n*i*ii iti • vtnj.uliy
MiauiiN h o Pi in inal v, mil
yetterday
aftrrnnon when
I f . a *.|t story g in lst
K
W rt.cn handed him three
Per Wiggins famous float. * W’ tb tbr inmrri»fiii nrui )md .i *- him*oh dure/.* -Id ih. th v . iinr'y
rr
'
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|bo
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vititiim
t
t»rr
I d 'e r . from |he hou.rhold
liflij lit Ftl 1III*OllLT
*» del'll. Kl» lid '
rbr t‘* which be belli f i r * bnVi* Ii .mI of
im rann\ • t•a) in
m i on*
m anager, hie wife . . . .
Went
floating o'er
Ihe
Nit
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on
thr
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m
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Ih’tiiTt it W,1* rrpnHi *i tloii pr
Voong is the proud -Poppa"
f*nCr.
The iv*Me«Fe in frrn*ht mo** »• viiti* ehiliH wli li tnve le -tih tio m
lethi'iint mi rhr * whtih thrr. trn* nj?uin*vt
t * - i«h*f|| m i'* i in»:
ttm*>
T T f ? V
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STRANGE
IT
k
SA K F O B D M A R K E T R E P O R T
SEEMS—B y JO H N H
.a fs rS
d At Age
J;p they mutt remeln. Never during
F£ the years we wotkrd topeihrr wee
S'/ thrro an unkind or Impellent Vow!
w ritten or spoken, and this to me
; > . h an abidlny eonsolatlon, While
nr . W friendship wee not of Ion*
'< d e ritlo n It wee as eloae ta human
friendship te n *row to be. .To (h s
, h)s letters and min* h e ir silent
rr,.; testimony.
; . '
,,"U n ll| « ahednw fell beltreen
SrV us I never had a mote considerate
p . ' Trlend and my derotlon lo hie
, m em ory.rrm elns and will remsln
. ‘ unchanged."
To Ibe general public Col. ItuLiq
1^ ’ -w as * man or m ystery, holdln* In' tsm alionsl eecrels and wleldln*
tremendous powsr ss the rounaelor of (’resident Wilson In the
Tlbrld W er drys nnd IHrough the
v. / peace ne*ot!atlons.
I
‘A oatl*e of frontier T eiae who,
■'. »I a /b o y maw shooting affra y s'In
the atteets of lloualon, ha berame
v
the Inllmslo of the world’s *r»at
E-'; peraonegre In the momentous
C rlod front ttili to 1919. A fsmlr but unobtrusive figure In the
f.V , capitals of ihe wearing* nations,
ho had on his catling list surh B IN K N IFI CLOCK MAKIR . . . .
The mind of a genius wa* «!*■
1 name* as K aiser WHh«lru,Cletnrneoau, Uoyd George and Xing Al* an ito lianJamin Dannek*r, Nagro
ecu’ pt a freed African sieve In
f‘. | b ert of Belglam.
’ The quiet, self-effacing m in whk M arnend. E ip e ri at m atb eu aii.
Went about hla Im portant missions ' cal problem* and an au th o f. In
h ll own right, lU nneksr *rous*J
abroad so unostentatiously had
tho Interrat of the countrYeldo
been President Wilton’s rot^hlan/
with hie many am aslac aceotup
[r.N tlsl rdvlser and frlem ^flhce his
r-V■ firs t election, a poilliun novel in IlihmenU.
In 1TI1 D anneker using only
American poll lies! affaire. H was
aakl by friends that the president a pocket knife, whittled from
w ood'the first dock made entire
relied upon h ‘s Judgement end
|y In America, Only XI years old,
foresight mom than he dkl upon
iC. those uf anyone else,
* R annektr bad never seen any
thing sim ilar otcopt a supdlnl
Kv
“ lie la a man," said the p resi and n w atrhl people rente Miles
dent, "uf rrm ark lb le abBUy. lie to e*o the wood clock run. Bi
c-n hold thlnge off a t arm ’s well-built was It that In to yeare
length atidrxona'der them and die. constant running It kept acciir
■ • cuss them without being mlsed ato limn.
One »f ll.inn-ktr'e neighbors
W.lson did nut know House was d ecree E lllcott a wealthy
until Ihe Ix-glnulng of Ihe ranvasa Quaker, The two men became
fo r Ms presidential nomination. fast friend*, and Kllit-oll luan<'d
Wilson then wae guveriior of New the young Nc*r» bouk, end
Jersey and Huum wae a power In scientific im trum enls. He lu rn ej
Texes stale politic*, Ho was nut
yet In th« public spotlight but his hcrltance o t 5I .-.000 a year which
work In Texas h id mada him enablad him U p uiiue unhani|tercd
known lo hsliunal Isadora of th* hi* Interest In jhi’IHc*. Htata
democratic parly.
potIIlea Itegan lo pall on him
Ilia fa lh rr had left him an,ln- after he had helped bring about
rw .
«w
4m l
CAPBA'IMl Aappllss light. do■taaad modtrst*. narkst stsadr.
Pla.
Copikkadap
wUs
ran«s
In qaatlty aos. la ewodltloa. war
toa. IT .ll-H I.ld: RaC 114 kua
bpra, l l . l l - t l . i l .
' .
CAItIUlTMl auppllss liabt da•nand llp k l m arksl si sad*. P la
per * e a bon.. Il-lte ! TOPPKO per
doa bua. Il-M tt
CAULtrUJWtUl: Pin. Oeareo B.
I- orta. lair attallty. gl.ge-gi.is.
n t l J P f vis I P aid. arta
m u
i t .t i - i i .t i ,
C K J.K tir IIR A H T P i n a
doa
bua* It-tla .
i u
niM-AIILWi Pta. per t e a b ee.
It-It* .
CORN! I0reon» P a
eer d e l
Pta. per doa No supplies
iTtnilMIlMIIP’ via was knra.
Pew bcc. Is quality, ( l . t l - t l t i .
Nlllirt.ANT
Pla, boa
bnra.
Pew err. In «aa!ltr. Baa hprs.
I l .l l - l l .i l : 114 bus. rrlr., il.ee.
HAT: iPsanul) Mnulkera per lea
h im .
IIONRTl Pla. Half OaL can s
•«eh •Or.
I.KTTUUR: Fla. tCBBKRIl R arl•ra r r t a rats to >eod quality E.
U erta. M -tta
Panama City, founded In 1119'
UCBTARPi Pla early, per d«a
hue. <*a Baled bua hprs. No I* the oldest perm anent European
Muppllss.
OKRA: Pla. bua. bpra. Pew bua settlem ent on tb« mainland of
tho American continent.
hprs, lt.M -ll.ll.
UNIONS: tbryj Norther*, pel*
wRMt'tSoyw
piantw ih m
Mlm CMbi
UUH6M
RILEY’S
M AKE $5 TO $10 MORE P E R ACRE
ON YOUR 0 6 RN CROP BY PLAN TIN G
Bairs
Whole Apricots
at'MBn
3 for
can
Chkk Hidrier—Growln* Mash— Laying M u k
ll’s rat wkal ll Ukfa la P ik s Ugh maria
Mixed Freak— Prkrd ea that yaa «
affari U ftnrf
SEMINOLE FE E D COMPANY
m own
u n u i
h
Try A Delicious
Home-Cooked M eal
LANEY’S DRUG
STO RE
Com plete Lunch
Bckct your food from a list o f diU dst* u a d w Id M
■nd bom* cooked paatrica .
Meet your friends ai
Laney'a.
WE F IL L A L L PRESCRIPTIONS — PHONE 103
Do You Know.
...
I'.*
* ' •
i
Wood’s Hybrid Golden P rolific
Sanford P ain t & Glass Co.
W ill F inance Your P a in t And Repair Job
1.0NO
t iii Bt
BNiwwa rw o w -riN u
ham
m ow n ra v u -
Small Payment Each Month At 6% Interest
Nothing To Pay Until 30 Daya After Job la Completed
MIFU LL L d I e OF SEED CORN FOR S ALE A T
Henry A.RusaellSeed Co
'RUIU’ EE'S SEEDS GROW"
• lien Hon Amnur and Don Gref*
ton, both Ion* ibuls, rrossed to' gether. Then, strange ea U seam*.
| the third ra re of Ihe day al
most ended Ihe same way when
Urge Mo won from (torn Black,
Plato horse, by B m atter of
Incbo*.
Tomorrow:
th* elections of four governors ir
succession
end
a t less! un*i
United H'uLes senator. From hi*
college days he bad been keenly
Interested In national and Inter
national a ffairs. He waa an avid
re s d rr of hooka on politics and
economics.
Behind hla studies was ihe idea
Th*
Burglar
of
of working out a distribution of
national boundaries th a t srould
make rlvl Italion safe rrom w ar.
Later he was lo havo an undreajned-of opim rtunlty
to ex
pound hi* theories be foie the
world’s
leading
alatemen at
Varaalllea and to embody some of
them In the Covenant of the
League of Nation*.
In thick weather, it is often necessary for airplanes to
“fly blind” . . . t a depend on in s tr u m e n ts \a th e r than
SKYRIDER
vision and charted landm arks. Alm ost uncanny in their
accuracy, such instrum ents are nevertheless second
Campbell's Pork & Beans
'
OF A L L KINDS
(D e e p S o o t s , d r o u g h t , s t o r m a n d d i s e a s e
R ESISTA N T.) INCREASES YOUR YIELD I I TO M %
THM OILT m i . O W CORN TO OfTT TIMI.D ALL WHITSI
VABISCTIKS IN UWOHHIA AND ALABAMA TICSTS. IIIOMKBT
TIBLD 1ND TKLLOW CORN AT NORTH rLOHIDA BIPK BI-
MARCH 28 THRU MARCH 31, 1038
*4
tm m l
POT ATOM: Buppllsr n a tarala,
d.maud r»H. m arks! stsady, Pta.
Ullss Ti luinphs, bus. hprs. *
rrta . tlsld arad s A park, N4. la
gl.se; No. fs. Pd-VIl UP eamrnarclals. No. ta. » e .
, PINKAPPl.KMi Cuban M l erla.
*#•»». No Pupil Has,
RAIllPlIKd: P is . par dad baa*
I t U.Sfie.
PIMNACIIt
Pla. kua
Mbits.
Nlaamsdals, O i l s
Nsw Zaaland and s*-*gc.
POUAMIIi KIs. uua h*kla. Tal
low Cvqokntcks. land quality
• s r - tl.lt; Whits, (air la wood,
M c tl.ld .
HTiiAW nKiiniPP'
gia.
Plntk
arc. la quality. «-*rrtWLKT ixrPA n'N ds Pouthsra,
Pw to nioos. Too faw sales la
Establish market.
PTJtUPi (Cans) Hqulhsra.' Oal.
cans. IdaPOTATO IW: •(Nortksra) Mains
Or. Mountains CWT bag*. g l.ilII.Ti.
TOMATOKP: aappllss llabt de
mand mod* re Is. market steady,
Pla. loose aria, approi. is Iba.
net.’ w it* r a s a . In qtnlliy A
rendition, firs* ns A
•arn tn fk
(leosrally II d l- ll **. Pis lishta.
fair to pood quality arc to rnndllion. II IS,MU in l i l a A tarpsr
hast, l l .l l . Is is , l l .l l . Poors* all
parks lower.
TtlllNIPN: Puppllss msdsrats;d>4
ins n t
light.
marksl
atsady
Pla. Purpls tnna, par doe. boa,
11-Me. TOPPBO, par ' baa. ’ |t.*C
HA1.AD, par baa. bpra. (S-tto
t.r O R M (Phsltad) boothsra W klll
CWT b ast l l .l l - l l .T l
ask ms to unlock tho Innermost
Aooi. a door to which I b a n no
k ty . My ir i n rat Ion from WoodrGw
Wilson was, and la, to m i a ira g ’r
mystery, a m ya'ery that now can
n*r»r ha dispelled, for Its exptdbation lie* hurled with him.
"Theories I h a r t and Ih e o r'll
Silver Floss Kraut
U ft lu M :
■ilkM turn- >k la alas Baach M -lte. •
■klara
PAIUtUtV: par SO* MIL, gso.
kaarI'KAN t u m ii
Wo.. a ** apr*
H. to• « . ta quality. I I M H J * . T H f
lakaal,
tr,law n.
__.
I'KCANH: 04. vartaov vartMga
. " ■ J U lr la ( h A par Ik* 1114-110.
•L "
PBM'MHBI
•'la
p tr
a a ra .
**•-_ Wnndsrs. a a a la quality JI.M -IL ilt
.-+ * *
1 Hbaa. < rta. Wondsra
good,
!» . f t II TI i m .
*
; po tato es:
N orts.ru.
Mata*
buhls.I Oraaa Msualslna, CWT baps. Isw
’r
. .
choice in the navigation o f the air.
3 for
Shoppers who trot o f f down-town to the stores
American Oil Sardines 3 for
Post Toasties r
without first ccnaulting th e advertisem ents o f those
sam e stores are likew ise fly in g blind. And needlessly
• U . I-AMTON
so. The advertisem ents in this paper are put here for
Del
Monte Prunes
t Lk, NAVY
your guidance, for ycu r sa fe landing in the Porta o f
Northern, Black Eyed Peas
Tall Carolene
Large Sally Ann Bread
Value.
Study theiti In the com fort o f your home . . . map
B. L Perkins
your course before you put on your hat and drop the
|l^ L L O W S Q U A S y ^ ^ l b s . ^ ^
latch-key Into your handbag.* Compare the products
O T E S H FLA. SPINACH 2 lbs.....
t STRINGLESS BEA N S 2 lbs. fle
*>w. ONIONS
3 l b e . . 10c
offered , their prices, their gen eral advantages. Then
set ou t on your shopplng-(rip prepared for what you
Campbell’s Security
Feed & Seed Store
will see, what you wUl w ish to have sen t home.
L et the advertisem ent* serve a s i
o f buying. I f i th e emmrt.UUng to do.
ROAST Ik ..
Feeds—Hay—Grain •
F le s h Ofwaag
ertilUei^-Insecticidea
i Crates—Strawberry Cn
V
«
�Europe Moves
t o L ocalize
- S p an ish War
r.
ROOSEVELT AT CHAPEL DEDICATION
Loyalist Government
A ccuses Italy And
i i 't
G erm anyOfLending
Support To Rebel*
Other Civic Improve* Otto Schmidt Is Head
mentsTh roughW PA
O f Adm inistration
H e l d Responsible
A re Considered, p y
F o r Ice Breakers
City Commissioners
Fascist .Flays
France, Russia
A WPA project for the Imp:
MOSCOW, Mar. N .-U T V -T h e
ment of Ui» remaining nine
governm ent an d today th a t "crl
lit the Sanford Country Cloh
mlnal. anti-Soviet activity on tlto
anlhorlaed by* the City
p o rt of wroekrra'* vnu foond In
s on at I * scntt-monthly
Iho Novthera Sea Route Admlnla*
last night.
tratkm
headed
fay Dr. Otto
Calling for an expend Harp of Schmidt, pRo d|rweted last turn*
over 116.000, 30 pa leant o f w^kh m rr'a polar fllghja to America
will be furnlaheil by the sp o tter, end alao Uvb -polar oboervaltona
the project providM for the fur- by four Russian aclentiata.
rliase and h au'lng .of IJI00 4 tblc , Without naming Dr. Schmidt,
yards
'tn la o f meek
muck for the.groena
th e .g r ^ iw ia n d , y ,, Counc), e( people's Commlafi.hi ways where needed, lev Ung
equlvs’ent to the cabinet,
the fhlrweye, planting gtuaj on
. resolution severely
greens and fairw ays. clean n | out blaming the S m Route Admlnlaur two email token. pngcHeao i t »
fo r tho perilous position
tons of f « Hllxer, erection Of o nf lh , . g o .u t lewhreaker* and
w ater tower and Inal til a tlas uf ,hlp» drifting helplessly In the
a w ater ejrslrm .lo. supply wab-r ^ ^ j ^ U _ _
for ra re of the rauree.
I The r e l a t i o n found the work
The action »f fhe Ommlaeloners Df |h , H o rth rra Sea Route Adfolia*
followed th* concerted efforts Of m|„tolruUon In 1937 "iinaatlsfaepryni Incut members of tho Coun tory” and railed fo r a detailed re
try Club, who appeared before port by Apr, l(k
(he Com m jaatonm recently and . A specific crtHc'im dealt with
advised of the crowded tend It Ion* the fact th at alm ost the entire
nl tho course cad the need for ice-breaker fleet and nearly half
the additional fadllUoa.
the freighters th at ply the north
Oh completion of the propomd ern route and were caught in the
project. It wa* pointed out that lee lest autum n, are "expoanl lo
the tocnl rourae will he one of Uiv imminent danger".
brat 18 hole rnuraet In the Iftkle.
The resolution attributed the
The Commissioner* alao la-' "blunders" to the "inactive and
atrurli',1 City Engineer Fred T. roncelted atU toda" of the Hea
William* to prepare far approval Route Administration.
nf the, the board, a WPA P*9)**t
fur the beautification of the Mu
nicipal Pier which w l'l inf lode
mainly the renovation and re
modeling of the present band phe'.l
into modern headquarters fog the
Rcmlnole
County Chamber df
Commerce.
. Anatjier profeaf whtoMtwVXnB iie rr was inatruclrd to gnbmlt
for the approval of th e ' Board
inrludyd
the paring
ot Fifth
The weekly meeting
of the
S tre e t between M yrtle and Elm Che** end Checker Club will be
Avenue*, icpalrlng Sixth Htrrct held In th r Valdcx Hotel tonight
Udwren Oak and hfyrtle A te et 7:30 o'clock.
nuee, iiiiptorrnirnt of a portion af
Oak Avenue not included In Ifn ' The Odd Felluws t.ndge held
project Juat
.u completed,
, , ,, .concrete
|
Its weekly meeting in the Odd
■ ' f!- -
t
;'A ;
«*
;r*
Insurgents C h a r g e
L oyalists P lan n in g
A ir Raid In F rance
■y M m n i n M M
’ ift
&
Europe ntruiuled today to
keep' Spain's* civil war In
Spain, against new threata
that It might spread. The
Spanim government, lla back
10 the wall, accused Germany
and Italy again o f lending
strong support to Generallaalmo
Franco's
insurgent
army,
'In Hon* the h i c l i t «dttor,
Virginia Oayda. charted Franca
and H ufila w«r* obstructing lire
withdrawal of f o n lf n flgbtor*
from Spain, declaring th at Italy
wo* ready .to withdraw h ar man
whan tho*a countries did
Ha
warned th at open French in te r
t>i n IIon would b e ta "grave too'
■equancea" In th e r«at of Kuropa.
;T h« Insurgent* Informed EngIpad Iha Span lab
government
V ii planning. »n a ir raid on
Franco eon with plenea bearloe
Italian markings to "provoke In
tamatiOnal conflict.*'.
** Franco'* arming, with one foot
In Catalonia provlnqe.
watted far relqtoremnenU
U meeting whai laaercanta nopsfl
i 'blow of th e
M M m r ti.p t
In', * rral*t*nca.
Batrial canter.
P. D; Cobb D ies
H e r e Following
Short S i c k n e s s
Peyton Daniel Cobb, 83,
ld*nt a t Sanford alnre 1910,
at the home of hla ton at
a Waal Fifteenth Street a t
1:40 o’c'nck Monday night fol
lowing a abort illneia.
Mr. Cobb w as horn In Talhor■on, Ga.. Ja n . I I , ISbfl where ha
lived unlit moving to Suw anat In
1810. 11a m art lad Miaa Minnie
McDaniel on Mar. 3, 1887 who
died a t th eir homo her* in
December 1988.
A retired farm er. Mr. Cobb haa
made hia home with hi* to n alnce
the death of hi* wife. Ha h a t
been an n rtlv t member ef the
Methwilet Church alnce the age
a f IB.
»■
He ia survived by four aona|
H. A. Cobb of Sanford, C. C,
Cobb of Orlando; H .‘F. Cobh
Now Rmyrnn, and OU* M. Cobh
of Varo Beach. Alao n brother,
W. M. Cobb of Largo, si* grand*
•o ra aha one granddaughter. .
Funum P nervlcee will he eon'
dueled In the F irst Melfabdlrt
Church Wednesday afternoon a 1
8:00 o'clock w ith th e K*v; A. H
Colo, a life-long friend, officiating,
•m isted by Bov. Foul Redfeani,
peator of tho A arch.
'Interm ent wBt be made In the
$
$
9
res
§
‘m .
$15,000 Golf Soviets Claim
Links Project New Activity
Is Approved By Wreckers
Cemetery.
■The following b a te been naked
to nerve m
pallbearers: C. T i
B ranan. J . X , SmKh. J. C. H alrtil
sen, T. C. Brown, W. A. Lad w ig,
and John Lndwlg.
Charles Q stts Seeks
Editorship Of Annual
I o f panford
to
l a r c f ' U t Batot'
of Florida y e a r
here today,
a toember e f. the
President RaoaereH la*shown chairing In front of th * ’<)ltJo
white chapel at W arm Spring*,' G a, a f.r n attending service* a t
which it was dedicated aa n place of worship for p*Hcnl* Of the
W arm Springs Founds .Ion. Loft to right: Rev. J . JL Wilson ef La*
Quango, G*., pastor; Wllltam C. Bullitt, United S ts tea ambassador
to France; Mian-Georgia Wilkins, principal donor of iha chapel; fll.
Rev. Henry J. Mlkell, Episcopal Bishop of A tlanta, and the I'rea ideal.
Father And Three Over 350 Relief
Childreo Killed In Clients Receive
ArkaniatTornado Surplus Products
l l f tl M ssshanto H « e ip -Ifi
Tjuuucii tfollio n n f rrnn ijiiw
D i f t t r i h u t i o n Of
D am age To Hoiihes;
Goods In C o u n t y
Several Cattle Die
1‘olnlinK out Ihnt approximate
|y r.un liushc)* of apple* n ml .to
m attresses h ate hern ili»trlhulnd
in Hemlnolr County il'irluU lb"
lust two months-Mis* KIIj Jacob.,,
Coininodity Clerk, reported to
,|«y th at a 1 Piesrnt them are
over l&U certified relief client*
toaiJo tlie WPA nursery acliuola,
who have been given comfort*
era. playiulta, and ,hec** | n nil.ll
t|un to |h r aurpliia eutnlnodiMes
purchased fa r u-llef itislributlou
by th e BurplUr I'om madlllei Cor*
M rnllon.
J The BCG, It was pointed out.
work* in conjunction with the
HUte Wallaro Hoard fur dis
tribution of the surplus commotll
l(e> ihruugh
to rlllle j
relief
channels, and Iho commodities
• re Issued ''In
addition
to "
rather than ''in aub.tlluth»t fo r'
u|h«r local t*liaf.
At present, the Clerk slated,
rice, tith'd beans, raunCkl pear,
eumpoiind are available fur dis
tribution Alao Mu bushels of ap
plei which arrived yesterday af
tarn non trjll he given to rljents
subm itting Ihair commodity card*
J. E. Partin Qualifies and bringing containers.
Assisting in tho distribution of
For Commission Race I the commodities, It was Indl—-----I rated, *r« fl»o to flth an ls. in Bap
FromUUta aa. efficient and **•' ford (tad ou* each In U k « U oif
-onomlrul administration ol
Umgwood,' Oviedo, Geneva
dull** of county jtafntaMgWih, and la k s Mary wlu> do Itiia W
If atocled, i K. Partin. Oviedo without pay.
>
celery fa rm e r.' today announced
In • tepurt uf clothing( made
hie ram i id ary for County Com- *1 the WI*A sowing mooj - here
ml salon from H iatrkt Mo, f.and -dlalrtbuled Uirmith - 'tejtef
Mr. p srtln . w bq U a native ot rhannel*. .It wag atoled that d ur
8«mtDO|a 4‘orinty, hae been a red- ing the past year t i l l garments
deat of Oviedo fay g» years, for women and g irli *<-f« given
wturw be baa engaged in varied client*, 1,718 fee m*-n and boye.
a c rk u ltu rsl acUrlliee- being pn* 1,4*1 garment* for infants
of th e first farmer* in thl* a»c over 1.4*0 m U rallam -’iia other
lion to t«iae conrty.
itetna made n l th e >e>inl room.
Mr, Partin li n Mason, mi Odd
Feliqw and ia a mamtwr of the
Muthddlat Chvtch. Ho qua lit led Candidates Qualify
FUMerday ia lha offien a t O. F
With County Clerk
Ilem don Id ibn.OoBrt Hoot*.
(FERRIDAY, L a , Mar. S0.-I/P)
—-A fath er and three sona weie
killed tod a^ by a tornado that
swept down upon the small Turtlelake community threo miles front
here. Four other persons were In
jured, four bourns destroyed, and
■tune rattle killed.
The dead went Hanson Oureo,
38, and aona Johnny, 1G. Clifford.
9, W ilbur, I! Mayor E. W\ Vogt
said th* tornado destroyed the
Ourao homy, carfted the father
900 feet up the highway, drpeallfjj
him under a tree and Him Uew
down th e tree, crushing lb# man
under It,'
One of the boys was hurled 800
feet and killed, Mm. Ourao and
her da tighter, asleep in the aamoj
bed, were ca rr ed 300 feet on the
m attress, and dropped unhurt to
the highway.
Two children were ‘ killed and
■It persona'' Injured in a tornado
n e a r .Texarkana, Ark., and at
Ia t a t s in .persons were Injured and
SO bomrs damaged by another
torwhdo o t Garden,
Ark., last
€*
*'
W ith th* f t t * fur qualifira(ion with Cougty Clerk less than
a n o th away, a number of randl
dale* for poMfe ofllrr*. («bject
to th* M ty prim s ri'-t qualified
by offlrtol* u f the B et with O. P. Ifsvwdon to,lor.
Among dM W >U qualify were:
fteoutg.far a boat p arty a* jhe « .
Jt*dto'XlVae oh Apr. » t r t d u - Mr*. R. A. Oondepred. *» DenwOernmjiieawotn.tn
from
' C r fo r membevu a f Jttia scout crailn
and th eir girl-friends, tro*p Prwcinct t i Mr*. M ar P. Holly.
( M r t t t a i t M t o from Product
officials announced today.
1; -W It. Dnproa. B ills Demo,
T h . p arjy wlU he held
cio tie CammiOeeman from
MT yacht "C harnth" Jm
Cept. Ed. Blew. The troop
reWP4*8rf*d C e p t Wee for hi* ph rt
sr
—
....... * ■
Sea Scouts To Hold
Boat F arfy On River
d ls'rlrt of the City, repair of
aldewnlks where three roots have
broken nnd widening of IV met In
Avenue b-tween F lrrt nnd Second
Streets.
Edd'e llnwsnn appeared befnVe
the Commissioners and requested
that the City d ean off the vacant
(CenllnuaB an r*e* IS 'itl
Reorganization
Bill Passage Is
Victory For FDR
WASHINTON. Mar. 2U.-(A 7 —
Praaidenl
Rocrsevett won
a
■wtcp'ng cmrgresiional victory
y ealttday when the senate passed
and sen t to the house the admin
istration'* far-reaching government
reorganisation bill which wa* op
posed by the asm s powerful coallt'oij th a t defeated hit supreme
court enlargement 'plan.
Immediately after the c’oaa final
vote of 49 tp<43 new deal lenders
launched, but later abandoned, a
maneuver designed to send the bill
to conference and thus eliminate
the necessity ' of . ’further house
consideration.-An. opposition rally
blocked th* plan. .
The vote on' paaaag* came a
few minute*' a fter th r admlnlatre fo il had routed nn'oppoaltionlst
effort la kill th* bill for the rest
of th* session by sending it back
to committee.
The vote shewed 47 democrats,
on* Independent and on* pragma
sir* In favor. A gsinat were 27
democrats, 14 republican* and two
farm tr-lahorU es..
f
I t paralleled the recommit*I
vote, with only one shift—Senator
Bulkley, democrat, - Ohio, Who
voted to recommit, changed hto
stand oa passage, balloting with
the administration.
Senator By r a n , democrat, South
Carolina, author o f the bill, in>rod u re d .a motion to substitute the
title e f the reorganisation mea
sure previously pat ami by th e
House and containing a few d f
the provision* of the gentle pro
posal. Had th* maneuver suc
ceeded. the HU would have hem
•e a t la conference with fhe hone*
withdrew
the
H ark ,
Fellows Hull last night. Refreshm en's were servetl following thu
buiiuea* at-aaiun.
Thi- regular
meeting nf the
Y/oodnun of the World will be
held in the Amer ran Legion Hut
tonight at H:0|) oYlock with Con
sul (Ymniandcr Jamt-a G. Bharun
preaiding.
I.. Tharp, manager of the
W rstem Union, reported toduy
that Iho telegraph company will
close at 11:00 Instead uf 13:0"
o'clock, effective Apr. 1.
A supper fo r the
Molhodist
Men’s Club mill be held In th r
annex of the Church tonight nl
7:30 o'clock1, official* announced
today, adding th a t a unique pro
gram had been arranged fur the
occaa'on.
The regular meeting of the
Tourtat t]lub was held tn
the
C ham ber/of Commerce building
la st night. Over 40 members
were reported prearnt and game*
were
enjoyed thcoghuut
the
evening.
T. E. Simpson, pie-sident of
th* Semtnoi* County Chamber of
Commerce will make a broadcast
on "Seminole County," stressing
the value of celery a* a part ol
the dally-diet over radio station
WMBIt in Jacksonville from 9:Stf
to 8:48 p, M. tonight, through
the courteay e f th* A tlantic N b Uerytl Bank with a local broach.
Commission Grants
Dance Hall Perm it
Two applicUtione for licenses to
•ell beer and win* and a like
number for the operation o f dance
halls were mod* to tho City Com
missioner* *t 'h eir meeting Inal
Bight.
H oover Sees
War In Europe
Not Imminent
NO W AR AROUND CORNER
Former P resident Re
turns Home A fter
T o u r 1O f Fourteen
Countries Abroad
Jk
Is Impressed With
Armament Efforts
__ A
Says Every N ation Is
Busy E xtending Its
M i l i t a r y S tren g th
Mar. 29.—
PraiM ttt
Herbert Hoover cama. homa
from Europe today 1 with
seven or e'ght new honorary
tlegrt'CA, 15 or 18 new medal*
and the conviction that B*n*
6ral war in not imminent in
NEW .YORK,
(AP) — Former
Europe.
The degrees, medal* a
conviction—a conviction per*!*!*
Form er Pdteldenl H erbert Hoover returnrd Inlay from Europe
where he has spent the past two monih*. with the predict Inn
that In eplle of vast m ilitary armaments he saw no immediate
proapecta of w ar In Europe-- ■
________
Ing in spito of tha ixtaashre
military preparations fat
w itn n »,’d—were gathered In a tw o
month* (our nf 14 countrio*.
It waa hia first trip abroad la
19 years arid ho ronfe**0d h#
had found the mill in,‘nt cKongtaL
“The first and moat outota***
ing change I saw wa* th* V*
lutlon from ilemocnudos Into
talliarlnn or authorttatian gi
"min,-i,l* or tn i o n s degi
dlrUlorabtp," he said.
}
•’The aet-nnd ouU t*ad|ag fa c t
U arm ament. Kv«ry g o v m fio n t
In Kuropo i* engaged la oxtondIng It* military fare** and la
five years time exn»ndllurei
arm am ent and m ilitary
'>*1* inereaaad from . »*,
B-y ear td tg.wmjBoK
The n * lt f a c t o r h e
*'la a fundamnnlal degeneratiOC
in tho economic altuatlon In
Europe, at least In gurarnaieut^
finance* and harricre of tredOij
(Juu)de nl one nr two BalkaiT
slalea, there Is riot a balanced
budget tM Europe."
IlUt ho added he s«w ''no lm*
mediate prospect, of w ar"
Lowe Is Saved House Commiltee
From Chair By A pp roves Bil l
Pardon Board For T V A Probe
Two Sentenced From Minor Changes Made
To Resolution For
Sem inole C o u n t y
Joint Investigation
Awarded Clemency
--------; \ '* k‘
WA8IIINOTON. M ir. 3*. — WI
r TALLAHASSEE, M af. » e - d
•Ci Vx'^r
i'S - J
.-a
s.JSP*
—The S tale Pardon BOaTd I ___j — Yh» i|u u a #( ' fiu ,.a
saved J . C. Lowe af H ardra County | tee 'inlay
uppriit'eil
n’
‘
“
** “Renal n
from the electric chair where ho 1 yranluil.m fur n / thorough Coir
w », aentenred for the wuriler n f. ^reaain.ai inve.llgaltcm ot all
h . I). Adklnaon, near Waurhula, I •
,
w
.. ..
In 1938. Tt.e Hoard change,I 'he
T«mne.*ee Valley
aentence t 0 ||f , imprisonment. . Aidhn.ity a uperet.ona.
le w . w t. one of the Iftl p r | - 1 Ch* lm ,,n 0 r ° nnor
only minor amendments
were
•oners who won clemency from lh*
Mode
ami
r,-a,diitkm
probably
bonrd. Eleven other
prisoner*
before Ihe
serving sentences for m urder re would b,- brought
ceived conditional pardons. They House tomorrow for vote.
He *akl the CnmntlUro left In
were serving trn n a rung mg from
the Bennie prnvtsloni wlilrh will
life lo 20 years.
permit a propoinl Senale-tlouse
Among them was John Robin*
Inquiry romtniliee of ten monitors
son who was sentenced tn life
private
imprisonment In 1DIG; h r r*r«;>*d to Investigate alao,
utilities which have brought suits
in 1010 and was recspturrd In
against (he TVA.
1037.
Yesterday nn ,-tfort to keep
Two srn lrn rrd from fl* in Inote
congressional invesUgiilors »f the
t'm inly who were serving term* in
‘TVA from lisiking into the BctlVl.
Itaifaril were also granted cletie* of prlvalsly owned power
m rnry by the Hoard.
utiUti>'B developed ill lh,< house,
E dgar Brown, who was sen
tenced to serve 30 year* in th e, At hearing* before llui role*
Stale P rl.on at Halford in 10201 cmnmitlee. Ilepre.entotlvn Rnoll.
the republleun leader, urged that
for second degree m urder, was
■warded a conditional pardon by the pro|H»H-i| eongresslonal In
quiry be conflnml to the artlvl
the Board effective Apr. 3. Alao
ties of Ihe TVA Itrelf. Chairman
Is * Rhodes, who wa* sentenced in
M‘ y democrat, Kentucky, or Iho
1U33 to te rra 10 y e a n for m an
Influential
commiltee on military
slaughter will be given a condi
affalra. also opposed an r investi
tional pardon on July t.
gation of the tactic* nf the ulili
i Ita.
At th* Inslatancu ot Senator
Hartford Professor
Norrli, indrpaiidrril. Nebraska,
V isits R; F. Moule author of iho TVA act, the inves
tigation resolution adopted
by
(leorge Il""« Well*, professor ■ha am ale last week called spa
or piychDlogy nt H artford Bcml- iltjeslly for an Inquiry into Ihe
nsry Foundation o l Hartford, efforts of the private utilities
t'o n u . who has spent the last to hamper the TVA by law iu |ta
few w*«k* at llolllns College do end olhrr means, and the .cost
ing research work,
ye*t*rd*y of suili activities to tiolb the
visltod Ills cousin, It, F. Motile uf TVA and tho municipalities ot
II* areaChasa nod Co
I'rof. Ro*a write* • rolumn in
the H artford Coursnt
thrice “Buck” R ogers Signs
weakly called “Men and Man
To Play W ith Locals
ner*." II* li also the author of
"Tooth and th* Open Door," and
■TadlvldusUIr and
Bor|a|
He
"Ttuck" Ilotlgora, son of the
manager of the Lookoals for laal
*1 ratal.''
•Maos, today rifiiad a contract
* 7 -------- p —
to play afc-tmd has* fo r the
SW IFT FLIGHT
Lookout* lids
season.
Prexy
Henry Wataon announced today.
MT. CLEMENS, Mich., MarBack ha, toen working out
19.—<8^—Eighty arm y airplane* with the Orlando delegation h«
landed a t Helfrldgs Field yes stated, but accepted the offer of
terday aftex a 370-minu‘e one- an Inti*Id position w |th Um local
atop flight from Tampa,
Ft*-,
nine.
w here they took p art In maneuv
ers. Tha plant a brought 79 of
ANDREWS PROPOSES
ficer* and men assigned la Belt*
H. H. Coleman Lsi
Guest Speaker A t
Jaycee Luncheon!
thorough ami Interesting
planatinn of Ihe operation of
electric m rter waa made by H.
Coleman, local m anager fo r
Florida Power and Light Comp
a l tho regular luncheon of
Junior Chamber of Commote*
ihe Valdea Hotel today.
During the bualneaa a*
the weekly luncheon, th*
t r made n report of th* ftaancU
condition of the organisation
the end of iho fiscal y ear whit
President E. E. Leney
stab
wa* somewhat better than fo r
year.
Tha retirin g president alao
ported th a t the annual Jg
membership drive will fa« Ian
her* this week and th a t this
a more extend?* effort than
before will to put forth to
ertae* the m em torthlp in tho
gnn lu tlo n .
Andrew carraw ay , chairman j
th* Golf Tournam ent
reported th at i large number
local person* had qualified fo r
tourney which will begin Ot
Sanford Country Club
R- N. N ipper, and C. X.
were appointed to a commit!
"get out the vote" elgna, f i
organisation, a fte r Garde*
nalt^ram inded th* club
prim al? election la only •
from today.
Tha newly alerted officer*
th* junior trad* body will
etaUod a t the luncheon of tb* i
ganU atum neat Tuesday, th*
tiring president concluded.
CRASH KILLS
LONDON, Mar. 2 9 ^ ( 8 7 - ^ '
jlah flying boot, taking pni
combined naval and avtaftam
neuver* off (ho Isle af
crashed yroterday, kilting
on* of its *U occupants,
of A. B. Barlow, p rita r
Uon, waa rra o fa n d , but
metnberi uf the
cs~» .as ssns.\-jssrssjr^sjz
Tb* application to sell beer
god wine from Emmet Head al
897 E ast First stre e t was referred
FI*.), yesterday
to Chief of Police Boy O. W il
amendment to restore to tlte
liams for InvnilgmtMn while L, C.
pending bOT for addition*! fedThomr i wa* granted a Hero** to
QUALIFIES
rital Judges * provision to create
nail these beverages a l F ifth
TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 29^—(8>) * now judgeship ta the southern
Street sod Pin* Avenue,
motion
J . Ran F a rrie r af Tampa, special d le trk t of Florida,
Tb* applicallen e f B. Barker
fo r pennies Ion to operate a dance prosecutor of Iho Shoemaker flog* < The proposed
now
Florida
hall was refused and th# applies, glng cat** fo r more th in tw o ' judge'hlp was Included In orlgttorn of Kao A m to spefot* a yaara. qualified yesterday to aeak nal montudes, but waa elim inat'd
re nomination os
Hillsborough . by tho llouao and Sonata Judlri
Coon'y BiaU Attorney.
—
>ary CommUton*.
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DAILY NEWSPAPKH
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. MARCH 26, 1938
Teachers Vote
To Push Plan
French Pretender
Awaits Call To Throne
F l o r i d a Educational
A s s o c i a t i o n Also
Endorses S i n g l e
' S a l a r y Schedule
Celery Group
Votes To Ship
396 Car Quota
SCORE INJ
EaUbUahW l a 1908
AS FISTS FLY IN ANTI-NAZI RIOT
Committee Requests
Commodities C o r
poration To Buy
75 Cars Of Cr6p
—
. ’ —»*
FrenchW orkcra Dem
onstrate In Protest
Affninst
Non-Intel^
Terse Warning By
vention In Conflict
Press Agents G et
Members o f the Celery Control
Committee a t th e ir weekly m eet
in g in Lakeland yesterday recom
mended in the Rcerwtary of A g ri
culture shipment o f 39fl rare of
celery to term inal m arkets during
the coming wvek, J. C. Lattice,
lecretary -ireaan rer of the Com
m ittee, announced today. _
,
i The com ml tire alyo passed a'
VIENNA, M ir. 2 0 - M V .N t i l
resolution requesting tha Rurpius
TAMPA. M»r. 26.— (AP)
rulsrs of A ustria last night
Commodities Corporation la pur*
nv snifiO M l Press- •
—Tty* Florida Education A«*
______ rh ase 7ft ears o f the .commodity
warned all foreign newspaper
In a u rR c n t f o r c e s , w e iflc a
correspondents th a t they -would be
„ ...
.
„
.
’ dtiring the rnsulng week a t ftt-M
a x M o n voted VxUy to au*
Bourbon ^ ^
T|,u # c a thla week
Louis Philippe Hr
expelled from Ihe rouniry if th r lr in to n f r o n t 125 m ile s w id e ,
thorite it <1 legialatlve commit- (above),
who dilcna descent from a ||o ttn j toT p ,irrhn.e, 100 cars a t
dispatches displeased
H erm an to d a y ro lle d o v e r n o r t h c a a tteg to' push for paannge a t Ihe 1o*t dauphin. Ill-fated son o f M
p , r er, u , nj tk ( o n .
authorities.
ent
S jm ln — u
Ju g rc rrfa u t
tho tiext session of tho legis I a u Is XVI and M atte An o ta e tu lro, r# In m | „ M agreed th a t ■
. A t proof that they m eant busi- n ln u ’tl to c ru x h t h o
B a rc e
Moro than a scon* of persons wrre injured In a
lature the teacher retirement of Pawnee, held modest court In h)#h#r pH w ^ e r l l , .hou'd be
“frre -f« r« ll" riot In llilladetphta, Prim., w hkh ' ness, (jeorge Qrdye,
veleran
lo
n
a
g
o
v
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r
n
m
e
n
t
—
w h ile
plan Vetoed by Governor New O rhan*, - let-. recently, “nd
r vr „ though there w as a , resulted when an an .l-N a i| cnnril n'onm-d what police described »" a Oermnn 'American bund niret" roirespondent of the New York
F
r
e
n
c
h
w
o
rk
e
ra
m
o
a
n
e
d
to
Time*
and
the
London
Telegraph
Cone in 1937.
i j j u T ’W u h
*• ,h * " umb*r o f « r* > 1 . which. It la raid. w*» attended by Wilhelm Kunse, national bund Ir.der. This Philadelphia In*
• nd Morning Post, was ordered to p r o t e s t t h e '•d ia b o lic a l p r o
The FEA alao endorsed a royalist*
purehieed.
|
quirer
copyrighpho'n
shows
bund
mrmlM-it>.
In
uniform
,
L-a'ing
off
the
Invaders.
French throne. He lives In •
rinale salary schedule fo r ele
Tho shipping allotm ent which J
-------------- --— -e —
-------------- :------------------------------ —— } leer* A ustria before Monday lo n g a tio n o f th o trn g ic -c o m *
small ap artm en t In the
French
night.
-was alm ost nnmnimously agreed . ,
m entary *n<< blah school teach,
c d y o f n o n - in te r v e n tio n In
tealdenllal section of New Or*
The Government press d epart
upon by members of tha C om m it*-**
m , b a a 'd upon th* s>ma qnsllSpain."
Iran*.
ment summoned foreign corres
tee, represented
approxim ately
flcatlona and experience; urged
It seemed the last tiny* «>f <na
pondents and
admonished them Hpanlth Hepubllcan regime were
half o f Ihe am ount of celery ca
stric te r enforcem ent on gambling
regarding ''atrocity" stories. For bring checked off by "I rating and
ll ms led aa available fa r shipment
law*, and anpport of th e amend'
eign correspondents
ware told Limbing plane* ami artillery, ,
during thw week, but w as decided
meftt making It m andatory for
they generally bad proved to he lank and infsiitiv asNinll*, Ahead
upon a t . all tha
th a lea ir L iu re to provide auftl.
objective In their dispatches, but of Ihe northern wing of Getter* .
absorb w ithout disastrous
toieqt .funds fur each school year.
that “there have been exceptions" alUsInm Franco's wall of . men
California shipments, according
I. I), tu llr y of nafunlak Bprlnxs
In a dispatch ta the Tlmea last and *>e< I lay rhrh in fn ttlo n la '
In reports, will cpntlnue a t 12ft
« ■ , alaclad prealdent of th e as
Runday. Grdye said tha first tx - and Uarcflnna while In-tween >he
cars fo r another week. -It was
aorlatlon. Dr. Carleton W aah.
pulaion order gpparently wxx soulhcin wing «nd the guveivr ' l
pointed offt, however, that tha
burn* of W ianelka, 111. school
vummi
based on his reporting of an In* me lit seaboard lay n m-ck of tond |
rom lng week will probably end
aoparinlendent and author of
?£'y[
eorrespondenla and A ustrian of*
r e ln y shipments from th at pro
th a Wlun*tUa plan of In il ru c
unly 4(1 mill's wider
rident In which several foreign
ducing a tr a .
______
,
tion. told Uut aiaoclatlon that
The French General Confcilero* r
A t th a meeting in Hotel Thelma
Andrew fa iru w a y , prom inent - A m nU rryrle wall crash will la* TAI.LAIIAR8KK, klsr. 2(1.—Wf) fleers were retained In the chin- Hon of luilsir onlc-ttul its Farle
public arhool, need -w ell ad*
.
tha praSBleiit feeling teemed to Banford business man, was elected j s'agc-d on lh»< lake front lutnor*—O o'etnor Cone said yesterday he eellory by » German officer^Wtlh membrrslil|i »uL for » m onster ; J
Justed, emotionally balanced leachthe
courts
decide
legal*
[drown
pistol.
Tha
eorrespoudenls
era'1 allowed to Ilea th eir own
b# th a t although the
drm nnstratlun not nnly to pres»- ^ appointments of Chair- Had gona tp tka proex departm ent fort an end to French non-inter
lire* |th a other rltlaena at the t Proxy Henry W atson of th a lo- not yet had lime
Wendell
C.
ttostou
and
C.
A.
fo
r
passes
to
hear
Adolf
Hiller
a
curls ileient
vention In Spain hot In proU-st
J * l f UaiabaLI A isorLlion
today drantle
the stale industrial com- speech In Vienna. As they were agqluxt Rvnujit__pppojltlcn
*00 CStckera .hrtd-tf} anneuanod a roster of I I play*
lo
”
~
about
tn
leave
theywere
rhl**t«
P rem ier Iliu m nml uluivu uTl
principals of white achooli In this ara that hare been signed to a fsro in td c trend wilt
teke no action on the
I*
• C f1'"’'" ' ° rrtM!r x,1" ir r policy of |irovoru1ion mid resist
County attended the annual meet* tryout for Posts fur the Hanford during th a earlier
night, retiring secretary, Rev. J.
Inc of the rie rid a Education A s \ .leant during the coming basebt'.l eftming week.
of Britton, he said, ■
rries.ed hot ance of employer* In collective
J . Kellegtisn, aniimuicvd today. a rand Male r..r Dei.-.ocrsitc to mI . rrsignsilon
until the rout la rule on an ouster
U t r r they were released bu‘ contracts
social Ion In Tam pa yeiterd ay and season
Track
holdings a t
principal
Others named to office in th.* mllleeman from prt-cinci No
suit
recently
filed
against
the
two
tlwy
mls»ed__Hitler
s
speech.
Heard S tate Superintendent Colin
In llfilaln Prem ier rlium hcrIn announcing the rosier. Mr. m arkets hum shown a reduction election were: John Zerrenm-r, subject to the May prtm ailrs.
members.
XCnglish ad* lac those attending the W atson stated th a t Iha lights, during the It tie r p a ri of the |E , lfrm id u , d n r K night; John
lain lellreil for ihe week end for
convention th at the S U ie will pay g ss und *-ater fa rjlille i for the meek and u fu rth rr clean-up l* ! j KeHeKhsn,
Esteemed loyal
Firu Chief Mark Cleveland will Rrll'itn subm lltnl his re s ig n t-| V I \ D
A u l/tJ
F a W P I* stuily of ie lid 'd problem* pre- J
Uie full appropriation of filtOO rtubhouso will be Installed today expected a* the effects of t h c 'Knl(:M. , , , tl.rm „ | Knlghl, Char
h ave this a fter iumiii for Ocala tlnn soon lifter the xuP was started 7 U I V
JX O Ih S
X IV Y Tvl rented by lidnn opposition to his
per teacher unit to <he echoola epd th a t practice of >11 m em Onee-day shipping holiday is fell
"sli tight" foreign |Hi|ley
amt
j
A sirlt-klssml
where hr will afh n d n Hireling and llratn n predicted this would
M ilk d
P llb llC
this year even if It m eant taking ber* " f thw roat*r tn tho city n t. dur ng the earlier p a ri of n e x t| a)m | „ ,„ in r v R ccrelety; W of the r x ix u l Ives of tin- N u tr cause the supreme court a rt Ion .
the iiereaalty id gaining Islstr w , j
ICM tlaaan a a pane alat
oprrniion to rpeed i< arm am ent,
i
n 9 n Q F r t r
R F I '
present will be launched u t lh*'| *fiek,
J , Toil, trra su rer; Fih sH rd It i Y in -n u n 's A * *o rin ilo ii lom orrnw . I»a w ith d raw n . Cone’s decision tu
w llh h n h l action uu the resignation I d W « I I » 1 I H
I» a W
Hatch*fuehrer and otlter Naxl J
A t tho meeting, Mr. Lett Ire ro- |{„i„ kc, filer; and H. II. Coleman, j
ball park tomorrow.
liadi-mt
w e re
liiirndontilng t
■ly O filln n n re a leavt-s Ihe rase in the co urts.
Manager l.*ey, who » ill hold ported n alight upward trend in j\y . R, rtupree, and II J la-hmsn 1 Vlntatm* ,.f t'ilg
WASHINGTON, Mnr. a n .-t/l'l thniiigh G reater Gennatiy in a
Judge l ' r nnX
T h e governor said he s;ipolnte«l
! '**1*
Hcturr
down an Uifleld position on lh a |tb « New Yotk in arket price over ns trustees.
—(‘resident
Roosevelt, Seiiatur rnm paign for "J b" voles in tha
j
learn has not returned to Hen- ihe prior week. Ills a v e n g e reThe
tclirin g
Exalted R ulrr I.. Mllh r 111 n «p,si»n o f th>< E . T . la iy o f Ja c k so n v ille aa the
Glass (ll.-V a.) said today, ha* Apr, I d ph'liesrili* on the A us
ford from hi* Itinerary in quest port showed th a t stg d o irn sixes
ticorgc 7'hurtton was nnmrd ns M u iilriiiu l C o urt nt the |'n |jru rrpra> entntivr of in d u stry.
requested
that
Congress
give
the
trian coop.
si
“ I sx|d nothing about whu lie s of m aterial. Mr. W ation aald and[had brought an estim ated a v e n g e ■Itprnate irp re srn ln tiv r to tho E ln tio ii Monday oft.-ruoon
llecon*truction Finance Corpora
4 0U o 'rlock
ton represented,” he addrd.
China'* defender)) re|uilied vie* '•
add«d Hist ihe full rooter of *f 9 1.US per crate during the cur* Grand I-odgr convention.
a fte r
________
"S in ce the supreme court rase tion authority to m»ke sell liqui lories In several sectors
The newly elected official* w II
WEW YORK, Mar. 2«.—(A T - players and the m anager will rent week us compared with
nionthN of almost uaiiiternipted
T lie se liil m onthly meeting of I1"* beetl sta rte d ," he said, " I dating public works loans.
The baavleat o f a aerlea of M arrh probably not* arrive before Apr. 9 1-MtV average fo r the previous le installed at a meeting tn the
He mkrd also that the agency defeat.
w|1|
Is . don't know any thing to do exeepl
I a Ikc Hall on Apr. H. Official* the C ity Coninilmslon
Balling galea toppled Blocks | ! 1. when p m rtlca sessions *111 week.
hr granted nddiliiinsl latitude In
'No definite arrangem ents were of the New Smyrna ]-odgr will l>c held In the C ity || « || Monday h'l the court decide it. I have
to more than IS a share yesterday get under way In earnestHOME, Mai. J it-(A T j-F a sc is t
The Hanford representative in made for sending Luring Raoul to In charge of the Instcllslion rere- nixht a l 7:30 n’e lo rk . C |ty c ie t k "o feeling in Ihe m atters, and 1 financing business and industry.
to tha lowest a v e n g e prices In
Tho Emergency Relief Aet ol Italy last night challenged h s r
F
ra
n
k
H,
lotitison
re
im
ile
d
tm
lav.
w
i1
1
not
la
k
e
sides,
I
w
ill
eomply
the
Ira
sue
will
open,
th
a
season
inoulen.
California to catitaet re lrry ship
threw y e a n .
_____
with whatever order the c o u rt; HW- authorised the 11KO to make aectiscgs to prove that, Prem ier
A t the close of the w orst day at th e local park on Hunday a f pers in that area In an effort to
' trir-llquldsllng loans to
piildu- llciiiio Minsulin! hu* si-iU a sine
K.
M,
Davis,
curator
of
tho
m ikes
tho m arket had experienced since ternoon Al*r. 17 against the De. promote co operation in the ship
tcaatlaaeg aa s s s a a l t )
1
Hollins Collage Muiaum. will he
Heaton wa« sp|H>lnt«l rh airm an ' bodlea but the uuthurity was re
I-and
outfitand
baseball
oftl
ping
curtailm
ents
which
have
been
la s t November, ||ttto rem ained of
the gm-.t speaker at Iha luneh. «f ll>« industrial rom m iltton In
b7 Longress when the
that
everything enforced unea Iha Industry In
the many blllloni of dolUra added rials Indicate
______
I eua of the no tary Club Monday IBM I f Dave Sl.olU while he waa {*WA was e.tabllshed.
Jesse
U footed values on th e tw o-year will be In readiness a t th e open this S tate through the M arketing
At lost a m sta has be,.n ar-t ■> II: Ik O'clock, «}. K. Holllo*. governor. Ha waa reappointed by Jonre. RFC rhairm an, said that
A greement.
upswing running
from March, ing call of tha umpirerhifjrman.
announced r " n' as chairm en a fter U.a 1917 since the l U a » « x no longer
Mr. W atson reported th a t tha
sks
G. O. Hyde, attorney fo r the quired for "Jerry" llam aadryxa I'rogram
ID**, inta March la s t year.
_______ ______________________
Ihe
who Z ' w blW
W
legls'alut#
amended and broidened • * * " " « « !
following
players
had
bean D epartm ent o f A griculture, was Z Z
When previous support levels
the commlielon law, Heaton la Ih e , SFC proposed lo .rraum e them,
■lined:
proaent a t tha meeting and ex f|Va lonely yoari a» a harhetor
” *
cricked under <hi surge o f of.
only m ajor appointee of Hhollx
rjtcb er* : Rook, H parlanburf. plained to Ihe Committee members a t (bo Municipal T * \ .
‘ * ---ferine*, many m argin trader* who
I'HAIIA, <rsrchnstnvakU , .M ar.
R. C.; Ilin e y , Chattanooga. Tenn.; the enforcement of provisions of
Mra. "J e rry - arrived at t h a '
had aurvlved tho autum n decline W ard,. Newberry, ft. C.; Ilunna20.—(AT—-Kunrad Hrnh-in, N ail
tha
act.
Mr.
Hyde,
it
w
as
reported.
nr had entered tha m ark et m ean
lender in t’si-choalovakis, last night
aucker,
Dalton. Ga.;
C arter. Is In Florida Investigating two
F o r , 9 3 L C “ 5' T * x e s - f s s y u r s r B L ? * a t
while, found Ihemielvee in d iffi
callnl nn l Iim guveniim-nt for new
tun fe vice president. The supreme
Jackson- Miss.: Fisher. Bryan, violations of th e agreem ent which City, drolera In animals,
and
culty. Brokers reported m argin ac
fiffiriut* d( ill), division of court ouster action charged they
Derlarlng that there had brrn elections to end a system under
Ohio; Fallen, Philadelphia, pa.; hsv» been reported to the ftrere* wa# the finale fur Ihe eiten*lve
count* as kingpin Issues o f the in*
the Atlantic Coast l.lne Hall- both represented labor, while th o ' an Increase in attendance ric h which hn said his followers were
I.lcta-r. Jersey City. New Jersey; Isry o f Agriculture.
efforts of Ihe Hemlnole County
darirtol groups w are bowled over
f h .n i.
. „ .
. . . .
, "**l l a t e n t l y P»hl GltV t’lerk Industrial commission law pro- night ibtre the beginning of tho “denied their rights."
M
ou.
Iim
CJty,
o
a
.
CrtsfUid.
fo r sharp losses.
Chamber of C ow m .rre which for Krwik H ljinU(Pn „ i . s l s .T» In vul.d fo , one member to repre«-n« ' revival ..relcea a t th . Viral U .,.Ill- rnupleil hi* demand with an
Brooklyn, N- Y.
Bethlehem Steel, a recent epecuIH . ^ “ *1
r* 7,B r" "**
1*37 to ie » Mr. Mm*un reported l . l . . r, one to represent employer* I Gat Church here, Rev. W. I'. assertion that he runtrullod 1,*
Catcher*: Young, Hamlin. Oa.:
lstive favorite on War spending P a rk e r. Tam pa;
.“ .
.
?r S “ klsr.
and one to he neutral.
Brook, pastor of the Church, an- Out),(Hit) Vote* and HI *<-a>s In th*
Phillips.
Ban
prospects, r rumbled for n loot of Francisco, Call* 1’ ,n " ) w h .li i* found 9m f
| laymi'nl of the large lax tn- The supreme court
directed ! nounced today that the services Nalional Chamber oil Depulles,
in the roesy raachos of A fro*. t „| nulhnriied by Co|. W.
E. Heaton and ill Rton to answ er the will continue through next Wed* This Mould give his party by fa r
shout M ■ sharu a t 947. United
Inftelders;
iJicy.
Cleveland,
Ilo n a for ranoo races on the
R talss lUeel plunged 94 to 944.7ft, Tenn.: Kirby, fipartanbarg, 0 . C.:
well-ples.ed Kay. general solicitor for the ouster suit by March 31, and Ilea- nesday night under Ihe direction the largest voto In parliam ent..
I
ska
and
th
e
building
of
tha
Res
with hta new companion «,id of- ra|l« A y . interests, and w a. m .de ton raid they would do re.
Allied Chemical m ot* th an 9> to Nemo. Creenvllle, 8 C.; Lacy.
The government, through* a
of D[. Griffin of W inter Haven.
HeUUls aOCOOd SXtt boat ware dis f lc l.l. In charoa of the /.<« In „ lr rjly r lr r lt b f U K o r
-----1 ----- --------around 9141, Cfcrya'ftr 94 to * « - Hparianbur*. H. C.; Addy- Colum
Rev. Brooks also staled tha* coalition of C terhs and Slovaks,
cussed a t (ha waahly mc-tlnx of
ftft, Westlnghouae E lectric 99 to bia, 8 . C-, R ugger to, N iagara Vails,
there will be no service on Hst- is supporied j|F H>3 of the BOO
hV " " ''" h lieiier (llje*. driish-n cnuarel, and 0 . K f n n L n i n i t A n n n i n t e x f l
tha ship In th eir headquarters
971, Anaconda Copper n early 9) N. T .i
unlay n ght but U ni services will member* In tha chamber. -Th*
Walla.
Jacksonville; on Iha lake shore Thursday nixht. dl.po.H lnn. having In t hi. IR*( IlulUna. Division .uperlntend.nt.
te around fM , Boatman Kodak Scroggins.
tha
be held aa usual over Hunday with U rgr*t government party
Birmingham,
Mlchl of n r la! i reported today.
99AO to 9171 £ 0 and Bear* Boo- g a p ;
Cieeh A grarian parly with 49
Iha visiting evangelist .prjachlng
, ... t t
I property In thla OHy la »4M,-------.
Ml nil log.
BlrmlagHam.
During th a masting Bklpp*r
w # K W i of th b boboon n «
y r . Laiuion repoHed itul
^irteon C tpU Ini fo r lh» Bol- i t Loth tho morning snii rvrnlng s ta ts. The recent adherence -of
hack 97£® at 9ftOJ«.
K irk,
Baatar V lbltn appointed Clifford
two minor German parties
v#,i0f> Armjr4! annual fond drlvo. aervlcta.
O utfielders: McDanleL Jackson. Hell to th a rank of first m ate aorl^od from th« Or^ek mytho-A«|4ietl tli«l amount wa* p A fii
‘hamadryad'* tlon«d to Iha debt aervlee and * * r* "Ppolntad In • meeting of
The local pastor also extended lain gave him definite control
m in d of 1
Mies.i M arroy, n altb aaro , Md.: Rail was foraxagtr skipper of
although curiously ,„ou*h thla the ganerel fund
Majors called by Col, 0. D. a cordial Invitation to tho public DC aents.
HIM. Jackson- Mis*,:
Hatton. tha Ship h a t d aa ta business animal tosan no resem tlanee to
_____
Workman yesterday, Capt. R N .,lo attend these services.
..Speaking before a meeting of
Dalton, Oa Mlballc, Ckattaaooga, roan actions was forced to re tha nympho.
I
Hose announced today,
his adherents, llenlcln demanded
*■ "■1■■
T a A ; Clark. Nashville. Tens
sign
his
RON
sad
la
st
night
was
rn end to the existing system
Tha Captalna who will aid In
Mr*. W. L Cooper- o f BanfanL Baker,
A tlanta,
Ob.;
Km
welcotoad again, tato th* organi
under whirh he said "m inority j
Is to he leader In Seminole Coon
the drive with the three Majors
Brooklyn. N. Y.
sation.
of
problems ore evaded." (There era .
tv at a u a p t i o to ahva tho*
are:
T ho Beoula atoa announced that BtSppea, aad examples nl >urh
- ■•*
3,900,000 Germans among lbe re*
Ida o f Ilvea from cancer w h k n
Msjor C. H. Adams; Csptatn
t b t r hoped tn have a U rte num worship a n toand even today In
DALLAS, Mart 2* - {AT—Fad- John Ivey, John Galloway. Jam es
D begin Ik is week.
PALM REACH, Mar. public's population of 19,000J M .)
bow of sail b e a u «n tho laki tha hsirdreaa o f tha Abyssinlaa era! ag en 's today
*rrested a Howland. F. D. Bcott. and M at H — (AT— Officers continued InP rio r to
Henlein'e demands, |
within > abort Um# and reported nativpa. w ho p a rt Ibelr hair tn Dallas achool man In connaction w ,|l y ts w trt. Major II. | | . Col*vostlgatlon today Into the actlvl German social democrats with*
TROMSOK. Norway, Mar. M.— th a t t plana Id r a wolner roast
Imitation s i Iha manner In which w hh a Florida Jawvlry thafl. The man. Captain Roy Hollar, L. I t ties of a s u n
tdsntlflad a t,d rew their esblnst member, I
tk e
HR—Ib tw s persoas ng« known ween M a g gnaf
•* *r0WI ■ Iks k#sd of thaaa Dallas News said agsnt* r o w l* sh ar, II- B. Papa, g. v . TUrn»r. Chartoa Edward Davis, totally Ludwig careh, m inister of haat
ta J ) dead sad many others g n
Tbasa aiten d to g 4 th e meeting Baboon*.
crod 9I0JM0 In atolan jewsls, and Clyda A. P arker. M ajor I , J. •hot a t Boca R ato n , Wednesday from the coalition
the missing a fte r a gala o ff.N o rth - waroi >ktoper. Ylhlrev Matm
The Germans assured
Hw case was cosinsctod with Ut* NIs; Captains A rthur D rsssn. by n policeman who an Id Davis
>M -N orw ay sank several Oak tog Clifford Ball bad W aller Ward
slaytag of a m*n
to
Florida Harry Woodruff. Henry Russel waa trying la break Into a resi Edward Benes th a t although
h a a la - A
Boenta Bid Ntog Kttoa Moughlon,
PROVIDENCE, R. I., Mar,
W sdnro-Uy.
left tho coalition, they would
I K. B. Randall. J r . T E. Blmp- dence.
•
flakary protection vassal
* ' " .on
WUlam Ooaueto Hagh
CAT— U ahrarslty of Florida, Gni*. Th* New., quoting an unaamad
no means Join Hto governm ent i
Officers
aald
they
ware
trying
t t men from . th # s—Hag »hlp Jioob
n rr J>
J» T y i v o n lty aft Wisconsin am) Cornall toforVsunt. said the school man
* . crane h ft* ;,»Ifa
****rT
Th« General Chairman. Fred lb to counsel Davl, with p saris* position.
Isftofl wHicb Had ftriftod ta an r » _ . 7 1*41: , ,***7- Non-mamkaw U n e rrsity were announced a* th * | waa an nncla
ns
a j w as nn uncle of th*
the man slain Wilson, h a , called a mooting of of rebbarloa In aontb Florida.
firs days
attending
----------aft Iha Hire# Inlerrol'eg. I to Florida. Federal agent* told
tbo Advance G ifts Commltta# among, them thaft a t th* P ain
Valia
R k h tar, tola Willard lournsmanto by N e l'l no chsrgr* had been - JU*4 and Monday altarao to *4 1:0ft o'rlock Bftftch koto*
Philip
a y e sta rd ty ,! refu se to discuss Ihe to ss.
Campaign H eadjaxiisrxfinancier. Pah.
P a ir tonight and
.rey
Urge Stringent
Gambling Laws
Nazis tn Austria
fun iak Springs Is
'^Elected P r e s i dent
‘Aody” Carraway1-
Cone W ill Allow
Young: Sanford BusWill Take No Action
inessMan Is Nam6d<Ki«n snvice,
t-oumy On Britton's ResigAs Exalted Ruler,
c » n*w*u'* hl* ,,ffic*l nntion Frofn Board
I
League Ball Clnb
F i r s t Practice Will
B e g i n Tomorrow;
Manager Not Here
Stocks Tumble To
Lowest Average In
Last Three Years
Mate Is Acquired
For Baboon In Zoo
Czech Nazi Leader*^
A
Government
For New Elections
ACL PayH ?13£13.79
Increased Interest
Is Shown At Revival
Sea Scouts Plan To
Conduct Canoe Races
*ror.a
<1
s
.S
-s*-
*i
j
.i
‘
Courts ToDecide
Local Elks C lu b CITY NEWS BRIEFS Legality In Case
Roster For State
T
s
ir .4
|Elected To Heajd
Wation Releases
1^ ;
GB
'
Laboring Classes
IAmerican Correspon
Plan Mass Meet
d e n t Ordered To
Leave By Monday Chamberlain Studies
LaborOpposition Tp r
His Foreign Policy
h b . Bailey Of De
^
Insurgents Roll On
Towards Coast In
R e le n tle s s Drive
tampe, >ad nsrvou.rin„ ,inra( Th# ,„rl ni vMu.tlon of ^ii For Army Fund Drive
to
1
Group Organised To
W age War On Cancer
habitant,
r r ‘„ hr Texan Is Arrested For
th* inn*r African Florida Jewelry Theft
Police Investiffate
Action Of Slain Man
Sixteen Persons Die
In Norwegian Storm
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•gA TV BDAY. MARCH **, t»M
B1BLB VKItriK FOK TODAY
This la the four hundredth anniversary of the public
piecing of the t ran sis ted Bible in English churches. Many
services and various forms of of celebration are to be held
throughout the year in honor of this occasion.
Lord Sankey recently paid tribute to the "glory and
And r u t I s a ib * r « *>r a it.
T bs . fe a tu re d , ‘d rift
splendor" of the English version of the Scriptures, over
aiA*cbM end dry "
the facilities of the British Broadcasting Corporut'on; and
I dvij'l know whether W alter
Lionel Curtis, the famous writer and administrator, has Boftoi.
pad n stodpljrir to r,#
recently selected as "the most perfect sentCnCc in Engi'sh companion or not Sat I do know.
prose", the verse, "Consider the lilies of the field, how
they grow; they toll not, neither do they spin; irtd
yet I ssy unto* you. th at even Solomon In ail his glory Whs
not arrayed like of these."
In calling attention to this occasion, the ChrfsUtln
Science Monitor says: "Incomparably the most important
thing about the Bible is its spiritual Inspiration, which has
long been theoretically admitted, thouch Its true na
WW
ture may often have been misunderstood. Its literary1 *W- • * >
I Saw It Happen!
It fa about- thla time of year
th a t w* Invarlbly envy the ditch
S lg te r who alwaya work* out of
- When about sixty bombers flew
S te r lanffird Friday morning, w«
couldn't help but hrraUm a nigh
a f relief that lh»y were American
Members.
end w«* were Jugi ured enough to Intiyh hard when some
one Vaid, ‘Wherever you find hundreds of thousands ol
sarys people trying to get out of n piece and s little hunch
of madmen struggling to gel In—you know the Intlpr art\ Mwwar Heigh1* of Prosperity are newspapermen.'
Vrodleted—headline. Just to main1
"We felt happy because of our luck in getting to Nan
lg!e tha record of nol allowing a
le weak to go by with out king without a pass Just in time for the dead Une on Ad
i a prediction since Hoover’* miral Haeegawa’s ultimatum,-his virtual order to all for
*J«*t around (he com er" bright
eigners to leave the city because he was going to bomb it
Mae in 1M1.
off the map. I was the only journalist. We stayed at the
Yangtze Hotel down by the river. We calculated tlmt
a
A M rtoonlst on
the Tampa
rjbuna. George
While, *gl*m
tpa national reeognMIon far hi*
fv a r front p*ge c»rtoon* when
w Gemmerclal [nvcstmrni Trust
ifaty Foundation of New York
ir tin- aecpnd consecuUvo year
award* him a prlie for hi* safe'y
drawing*. I,«*l year he won $2M)
• • a first prise. Thl* y ru r VTfi
a* a second prise, llut WJillo i*
always good whether curtuoning
•afety or anything else.
a p t p f t h i tax revision UH on tha
JITOtggt a f aiding little business.
'K paferar. me*, of th* lltUa buala n ew tea k "°w do not have soy
profits to tax, much loss any aaARfflbiHaf profits, and did not
.gtve a boat about the undltiri.hwted profile tax. W hat littla
AtoUwaa would Ukt to aa* is a
.moitiriceUoo o f iha. Roclal Heaurgy payroll l u * * ao that BO
.etoao raveav* I* callaatod through
.Nkii taa than I* dlstribu'ed t*
,l k f aged and th* uoMnpioyad who
n u ld iern w ith mi*.
a u rm id e r t
liar* Your Clocks And
Watches Repaired By
, O n e Who Ready
>
Knows How
SANFORD
ELECTRIC CO.
Fixtures
g M vem s
W ir in g
A EEL/C OF E A /G U SU
OCCt/AAnOM /V FIOE/DA,
The picturesque N E W S M Y R N A
CANAL, constructed by Dr. Andrew Turnbull Florida colonist of the lBth century
offers ample evidence of une of the most
> ambitious early colonization projects ever
attempted tax America. Pr. Turnbull, witn
a Indy's bns*r. and ly ln l all
some l,B0O people, mostly Minorcans and
(hi, tea 'neetSer. the enow whl»*J
Greeks that he had broug.it over from
foam of thy wavea that nnat1y( Europe, inaugurated here a vast fanning
left th eir b |o « n tp'iim* on tha
project during the English occupation. At
tend to etaam User* far an Inflnft the colony flourished but oppression,
•tanl In Irid*, cent bubble*.
1 dissatisfaction and labor troubles beset the
"D riftw ood' ram * out o( th»
odes prosperous community end it was fin»«* and *UI1 belong* to It. The
The SPONGE of commerce, found In
enonnoua quantities In Florida waters is
but the skeleton of an animal that has
adhered to the bottom of the sea. The
llvisg sponge has no resemblance to the
sponge of the market. It is a solid, rather
fleshy body, similar in appearance to beef
livsr. It is traversed by numerous chambers
and canals connected with many inhalent
pores in its skis. Through these pores
streams enter the canal system, bringing
w ith them minute particles of organic mat
te r on whieh the sponge feeds, and oxygen
which it requires for respiration.
■ea raakea a white rime on th*
Southern neighbors' Hence the
rupper »r r*etis of the window*;
prlc* sn tsih In International pro
the ac* blow , through (ha « u r |
ducts, such s s coffee, href, cot
Ialna o( feed parking op Um Stiff
ton, and wheat m eant that Iho
DAVID L BAUSON
braes* th a t glvea a «alty le n t
110.17 “boom” -will nol be repeated
to th* air; tha aea whisper* Jo I
28. where Ihe gold boom J . it 111 on. this year. A fter three ye#r* or
DAMSON PARK Fta., Mar.
f
the cucosnut palm* when lb*
Ipvppjvlng
coBdlllnpi,
1“ 'T’i 01;' our JQ3S foreign v 'fv l(ty
I rad*, win da alir .the Iona frond*; j Burin**, abroed I* riow J u r i s *
__
la her* in North Aincrlce. Brl- • * « * with II i Uritlah Dominions Sooth Amcr ca will _____
m irror Iho
the at* ha* graved H* mark on
'n, France, Ncthcrtunda and the '*:!) show s small r,f drop
- - lhan recce*Ion going on In R utland ami
the driftwood lab|a* and chair*
_ country. the United Wi ' m , Hc*t trading
lu Iho dining-room; and th* ll'u- pl'ed Blatea are «he hravleti (Mat h IDi rhe average
Huge
putf.lc ex- pm vprf I* amontr Ihe le*d ** rounH IA N C K
ln * ro ‘ira. ||k* Marathon. ’Jouk* au/fern. Decline* In olhrr nation*
are h»c»*"y ‘ e-.h<H‘* of Ihe ahaip lM,n*c* pi:lua hlph m anufacturing trice I, A rgcn'ina, Wy feeling I* I'
or the forly-hour thut Ihe tig g e rt rerent doalop:c* or Slump* among lhe,e four nation*. co*la,I, because
I
llii, BUileat area* now
*re South ,v rr*1, -.'ir Wierking French bual- ment In South Amrriea la Ihe new |'
cr ut Atrlcp. G crm iny and Srandlnavi* «*»*• Indita'rlpl ncilvlly nnd stock d rto ta rs b tp tn Brasil. The “fas'
without price* att> drifting
downward ria l” idea has croaaed It^ A U a a - !
g , , . T caye end |iro*|K-rlly
par . good foreign Im de la Imjio,*|9'It- wh|l‘ Hr lng cost* and unemploy- lie!
r the cllher "n America or in fa n e d i. " 1<*"1 *••• creeping rotward. The J JA PAN AND CHINA) The
could Million*'of job* depend on nale* of wo-km ** of lh.- franc may force China udvcnlure la a big drain on
H to vur gOgd* ahr«ad. The Saikaiche- nvtrklng down or the elo*ely allied foklo |mt , h« U »l*iiding ap well
gjvPr "wan wnew. furm er, the Tex** 8wl»., Brig an ami DuUh b u r-:,.„rfr r the atrrin . Because of Ihe
li »|c<i Col'op planter^ the llirh lg in avto- rmcle*. This wusld be the start- war. It Is almost mnosslkle to de, il . mobile worker, and the Massarhu„ „ aelta mi l hind fall to reallie lhl», "aloe w o rn eutrenrlca wllh a re- ( m e in c m a m g reeincim na on
—yet
II la aheolutely true. We r,>*’’ nl b’ow to
International .foreign eaehangc and the decline
■I ntu*l “give nml lake" If w* want 1cade. France I* nne of the econom-fn *tork p r'rm Indieatea, however,
Inllod ,<*. have "goo.I t.men” at homo ’c
ei1"** of the world to- I (hut site bus Deleted a big Job.
IShd tf W* w in! to relieve th r neo- •My|f)nn thlrc- u certain; Doth ecunfiO'mk’prciiliure Which make* u jr
(IKIIMANV AND AUSTRIA <r!e» will emleavor lo buy lew of
' " igretilon jioeaRTe abroad. T hat's lm«ln«»* In Imtli (h e ''F a th e rla n d ” our good* In tha future H un in the
( [ t ' w hy T am tttn per rent behind end her new subsidiary
la **• |u;»t. Japan will get much of lh#
*
Secretary Hull's reciprocal trade c lie n t. Activity |« double the low raw rollon foe her textile mille
T program ! Il'e u|*o
Uie rea*on level* of Itri'J and 1*913. 8'nck
from the field* of 'N orth China
T h e n I slioultM i in F re n c h . C o n u ’ u p mtrt
B,_ , why I keen a check on burinea* price, on the
Berlin Hour**, rather than from Texae; and aha
,
,
WHY WOULDN’T it he a tfood idea fur noitto long
headed and aJtruistic maiiufuctuinr, Inslaad of marring Die
landscape with signboards, to take over a hundred or so
eeetkma of barren public highway, plant them with tratia
apd shruby, and maintain the plantingT A modest sign
would give him credit. Ituttsid of hlllposlcra he would
employ gardeners. Instead of ugllnoos Jut would create
beauty for (he weary roadside pilgrim.—Houae A Garden.
8ANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
to flthntsr
h Qwtral i Europe and da
FURNITURE CO.
106
Ph
Sanford Are.
CURRENT RECESSION WORLDWIDE
Phone I78-J
C. M. BOYD & CO,
Sinclair Super Service
Gasoline-Oils '
W ashing—Uxreasiiiff*
*
, Tire Repairing Park C Vmt
Phone SM-J
S K Y R ID E R
*i "First one* and then nnntiusr French snklkr caitii! Up
wjlh hands In the air until f'nally there were snveii. Tlien
I look *bcm liack to our lines, turned them over and went
hack to deliver my message. Tim * In what I pnl mv Iron
Tress for. But you know. If they hml luviw-Antorlenn hr
British soM'rrn, I don’t' know whether I should have ko£n
ahli* to do I f " .
.'wraad It
ft 6*Fwto, arordlng
to
MlaliUMSsCbaiaherlain, is
France and
IP, ’ but n et J a r Caachoclol t aatmd* I h a an open to■ . I* M illar to
m ireh
aKVbUo. It wodUa’t W s Wt
surprising to find .Crw*pa‘#
YrMby. u d the ’> * rr* t f o d * .
b'ui th* «rtwid»ure was hath f*r
,unb*|h». Thdr* af* 'VdCtoW f
• t earn eod qf the hmta*. * bil*
the center. Ihnre la “ tha aea,
Such a aew aa It waa the day i
paw i t —green all tha way to tha
skyline, b at ore*n is a thousand
different ahadea. Jade, emerald.
editorial page of Florida'a
illalic d noaaur, the Time*la thawing eigne of coming
Ufa.
Much praise I* duo Mrs, A.
M. Philip i and
Hw Woman'*
Club for th»ir ollurte in brinxInl tn tiauford |l>r«e eurit *plrndUi roncerl* a* have been *n>
>*fod Ibte winter by Ihe mooi-l
to re of the Cooperative Concert*
4>*d||sUon. Hanford need* attrll
cult ( f t I
entertainm ent
fp'm
.(laid to t|aie. a* any i-lty do*>.
Ok .I
taiat'
)tat!,.V..
ll
.
n
.n
S
t
on
list it
||'W* bolii-Vf there are enough
»||* In this parllcutsr nelsh
rkmsl who enjoy c|* * ,|ra | inuatw makp tlieaa oonceru eluaaly worthwhile in the future.
* good work tbould go on-
T H E B E S T O ffT S L t T E .
gan to include the Bible In Its English Literature syllabus.
Yet there Is no drams*In the English language more tre
mendous than the book of Job, no story simpler Ihttii the
Prodigal Son, no elegy lovelier than the (ament of DhVW
woo*•"
for Jonathin.
My tha
front steps ynten
"In the forthcoming celebrationii the rest of the c!v- ferula s SnVn pdfiili'il bnM :
ilited world will Join with Britain in attempting to maki Cro*nd for t>a Jt»V*|y r t ta r ym*
appreciation of the Bible at all points as'complete as pos |ow ikjoowia of B (cactus plant. At
(I)* ami »f Ihe house % a Utils
sible.”
E
to
A H A N IM A L
TH A T.O N C E A T T A C H ED ,
n e m A m s/M o n e s p o t
aa |f 'U m lfhl h h fe lMOn tM riri
*n oH( of lb* oc.**n «l>d ■tl* k f* tu
by the abn. Mr. Beyton Mkl.Htpl
Iip aronlsl dive s p r i t * to Wires*
who could nlm* cab* la*
ot
SrcKliaci m at bed riot 'f>«en bfeJf;
an In the building Of “d rift,
' 1 have heard thee in a lime acedAUd. end In the d*y »f ealvaU m 'h av e 1 succored Ihep: behold,
a*W I* the accepted tlme{ behold
new It (he day of salvation.—t
Cor. «;*.
w
SATURDAY, MARCH 26, lfM
A HIGHLIGHTS
Sanford Herald
fttlu I’d * ran r r r p n
tm M In in* Mtlaaal
iH tlW a r unices >«
i s (he la nival r<ll*4
aal*r «•*>* rrlarlral
rumiitx
Mia* Clair H an
Askry JtBeOo w
elajtora to bento
Mr*, fl
a
Monday for
T
where pb* will rJ
g eitb g tonic th * i# .a t th f *go <rf*
lw*nty-fit* with five hiuidr*J ,
d'ljler* and a fllpluiua from an'
agt-kulturtj, csUefa And th at he.
V (t made W* forth®*., l don't
know a % » r ih # a a ; S * li hs> • ‘d*1' *
now IrVIlflg in* 1IIVW ---- " —* ” 'P PS
know 0**, h* b h
ef lh« aleck m arket and bealneaa
F*IL They ora, however, edll
a-wPUlaJf of A libi
;
riumna m the II. 8. rnd O reat f» r ’» (» " • *h* world average of
th* *(*•) fjenl ml
"r,- )*T**‘f ritAm. Th* *hrc*k In commodity OcCeRy. The weaknaea to aamoea
fwItwaTtaa hR hard other Empire dRy p r i m and th* drop In Intor»*
members auch as N igeria, I* * t (national ah Ip p n g a ra tha warat
. !?*« A frtta, Egypt, India. Outstanding ]«»>•»•• Of the thra# countries, D »
■ U^ ^ 0 i i 5 a | » today la Bomb A f H r a > » r h > ***_«>; W eeMjsn moat
I eeu t* ;
. — ■------—
--------Jrwvkroly erhll* Sweden la atfll t
Rl*1- ./1* (••#» . Itmww ewon^y. T1** w av the**
ordinary
.W k r'to . M lk*< “ Dririwood" h r M tlam eoodact ’ kVeaii'raa **oNf P °‘!nonilcalf> and poi ttra lly Is aa
aUtkan rxaaspl* fo r th* reel a f th* wastd.
I eed, W rilfT ntX A M K A N
C O tW -
B. L. Perkins
.utasfss
«
t
�P T fR IW E R
i8 x m .T"
T 7' 7 T
fRDAY, MARCH tt, IMS
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, ^LORIDA
The Romantic Age
social A n d Personal Activities
ME MARTIN LANKY, Bockly Editor
Calendar
rso n
MONDAY
"*
• ‘
Mis* Dorothy W arren will vlalt
Th* Executive m eeting of th e ron,l‘ d*0 ,b t*r ’ c # r* ,d,n*’ °" a t Daytona Beach for the weekend.
Oman's Mtoaionary Union of Ihe b#r eighth birthday with ■ party
rat B aptU t Church wll bo held which aho >ava on Wedneiday
Louise Mitchell of Dalton. Ga^
U»a home of Mrs. M. N. Cleva- afternoon u t h er home on We«i la (pending th* weekend here .with
id, t4S3 Palm etto Avenue, a t
hi* family.
.
W' **' U'
*f*5*
The room* where the young
.d C trsi, Chairmen are urged to ^
wc„
„ t# rtab w ,
were
C. A. Heine* end daughter
) prevent.
decoreted wjth roee* end IHie*. M iu Dorothy Hein** will leavh
The regu lar social and buelneae Oamea were enjoyed throughout lor Miami tonight.
eating of the T ruth Seeker* th e afternoon,
Mas of the
F irst Method let
lire . Draa w u assisted In enhurch will meet with M r., J . C. U rtnlnlnc and serving by Mr*,
ueaell a t h er home a t 018 E lm 1 J. U, Qunn and Mra.'C. E- Smith
venae, a t 3:00 o'clock. IIo*te*oee j Thoee p reien t were; Oereldlne
ill he Mfa. M. lloB, Mra. II. H . Dree. Charlene Celdw*|l, Betty
uncan, and Sir*. Ida C ham b er , B arker. Jacqueline Dunn. Joanne
In.
! William*. Barbara sm ith , Helen
Meeting- Is Held
By Townsend Club
|
The Townsend Club hrld its
regular meeting on Thursday
■veiling a t 7:30 o'clock In th , Wclaka Build ng with W. R. Dupree
presiding and J . F . W inneur of
Detroit, Mich., as guest speaker.
M n . Mail ha Moffilf, publicity
^ chairmen for Ih , Townsend Club
reports th a t Mr. Winneur is ■
Member*
of
thn
PcMolay very enthusiastic speaker on the
Lodgo enloycd a housa party Townsend Movement who makes
Friday and Saturday at New. clear the necessity of Ihe p'nn to
bring back recovery and to fu r
man's Cottage on New Smyrna
nish work fo r the unemployed.
Beach- with U r. nnd Mrs- Earle
A song service was also directed
!Dossey a* chaperones.
by Mr. W inneur, In which lie dis
I Those a Itending
ihe house tributed Townsend song* ami him
p arty were; Donnld l.sm m n, I. self plays the cornet. He wa*
jkl. Telford- J r , Don Bishop, R, accompanied on Thursday evening
K). Illckson. Jr.. Charles Merrl by Miss Anna Bell Dyson. Mr.
h rcalbrr, Dnug|a< Gnroer. Kent Charles DeWare, and Mr. Willard
Btosselter. Jr., Frank Womlrutr. Connrlly.
■II. W aller
llaynea.
Brantley
Mr.
VAnnrur
I* travelling
tHIougb ' Florida, visiting
the
n. Joe
Mcf'aalin,
Harry towns and de'lverlng the Town*
Ttlt't- and A rthur Branan, Jr. scflB Ritssago to the people.
Demolay Gives F arty
A t NewSmyrna Beach
/ frC E C H B B e M U liz i^
1
PACE THREE
A T TH E CHURCHES
*-*(*.•,
TABKIIN'II-M
Hit- i * hi on H im u ) mnrnlti*Ui la lulu iiiuiti in it r iit’iu'iii Avmui
Tlitt t ulijt rl fur 111** llvt'iiittfr
tU im lay K ditm l, 9.12* .V M.
Kt-itflro will f»«» "The LLIrr llrnlli*
I'l riiiiltlilfr lUlMO A M.
vr,”
Vuiiniv 1’topltf‘rt Mtcilimc, i Ou I*
A t*«»iui 1stI An%Iin IIon Is cvlfiukij
1o nil
(ir
Friend* of VA R, R uaitll will
regret to learn th a t he 1* serious
1y 111 a t fhe hospital in Orlando.
Dr. and M n. G. S. Selman have
returned
from
New Orleane
where they spent several weeks.
Mra. A. Zell, and Ju liu t Zell of
Brunawick, G a , will he Die guests
Sunday o f Mra. SecTys Moses at
her hem* on Palm etto AVenue.
ildred J. Clause
reds Robert Stanley
Supper Is Enjoyed
By Philathea Class
A BACKWARD OLANCK a t
Thc Phill|t
the TOWN’S DOINGS this week
Prrsbvl.
.h o * . . TOUCH of the HIGH- "
per at
BROW ana a HIT or th* 8UAVK Thursday evcii
• • ’ ’ W ove been »o OVER. Mi„ churlalf
WHELMED with culture that wo1Boulevard.
1
had n CONCERT and an ILLUd Jvvcniuir were
THATKD LECTURE to conflict .1 Mr* J N
. . but MR DKLOACII will la c H uff, Mr*. I*
tun.- on the “Die Four” n«’U | | . It. Hague,
mouth. . . .
you don’t know
A fter siippc
who Mr. Deloach and the IMS the guest), n
Four are then you haven’t been w *. held, «nd
reading the paper.) . . . .
elected, a* foil
The lovely 1NFOR MAI. PAR- president; Mr*
TY given by Mra. Galloway prrrldcnt, Ml>
and Mra. W ight following the te e rr'a ry and
DRANCATO
concert
Provided
Game* and
■onir. „f 1,1 a HAPPY OPPOH- Joyed a t Din
TIISITY tn >ee and talk to followed Ihr L
ROSEMARIE away
from
the There |i(e*e
glammtr nf the FOOTLIGHTS . . Amir*, Jr., Mil
. . AND T o hear her RAVE A rilirr I.ynn.
■bum Mr*. Wlght’a GORGKOUS hel, Sir* Jm-
Telephone 148
Geraldine D raa Has
Birthday P a r t y
SOCIAL LIGHTS
S *
United D aughters Of
Confederacy Meet
The N. De V. Howard Chapter
M r,. R. U- Pro sea* of Sonus.
N. Y., J* visiting h er mother, o f the United D aughter, of Ihe
Mr*. M J. Lorlg, at h er homo Confederacy mot yesterday a fte r
noon at the home of Mr*. George
on Magnolia Avenue.
D. Bishop in Rose Court. A paper,
Mis* Catherine WBIte who it “The Life of Our Own V rteran,
attending Stetson Un.veratty I* J . L. Bledsoe” wa* given by Mra.
the weekend guest of h e r parents, F . 'E. Iloumlllal.
G. L. Bird,o.', « son of ihe
Mr. and M n . St. C lair W hite, Jr.
veteran, nnd his daughter, Mra.
Ben Cantwell i* In (raining R. G. Hickson were guest* at thu
with the Montreol Teem a t l^ k e meeting. Mr. Uledsoe Du nked the
Wale*. Mra. Cantwell le staying rliapier for the many klndnrssra
with h*r mother, Mrs. Allen Jone*. ■hown hla father, ,
The chapter Voted to purchase
a t her home on P ark Avenue.
two copies of Ihe book, "The Rise
Mr*. John Ivey will leave today
fa r West Palm Beach. She will be
accompanied home by Mr*. Fred
Scott, who has been visiting her
■later, Mra. Taulk Reeve*.
t4iii**!,t)!
llvtnlnir
Hvrvlcr*
7:43
%IIMY
- n i n m n i f IU« iilriK llible* HI inly
m i l I *i j»i **• Hi-rVliv, 7:13 I*. M.
Tlu* imltlii*
It n lic l
.
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iio i.t r u i n * t :n u t iim i*
ni I Inly iVt*M H pU cn pitl iTliurrli
N um lii) in hi ni hr dii** In th « ah*
LtffUl.
1fIII33*’t
'A iMpIcnim* ta
Huittni
IIH IH II
Tin**-1* trill lit* mi «*a f Vy nHirtk'**
t in y
C ltlilcl,
R Hour. Of*
t*ni»taln «
f U r i r In
W Isfiiliiw,
mi
Mm til in:
Vui»!*u I
^
< ip n ,\|
Fr|i«*r **f itif* It v tlivim, Till* ftrv. It
Hr,»in I..t* iifrti rulU-J in \Yllmliui-, l’!vani*Hi
mn, !>••! , u|imi th i ilmllt nf lllidtoi1' Till* H
C'nnK with tr-html be* w u rliwi'lyj
ll»n n
nimiHilfd brlorr ruining to Han*, m i Aw-h
fort
. C
Olh**t Hrrvlt fp (will lie lif Id iu
whftliilnl, ii iili
I ^ I iI r p I h h i tie r
r iin r n \m » T
1 j»ih
in i\u n
m u 1* nt ( tit N t r r r t .
W iihnm P m it M m oU , J r ., inuitur
Huml.il S .iioi.l, P 45 A. M.
Mm nliiii W,n nlilii, 11 :tn> A, M
IIIi*til|im. WoiVlih*. i:CM> 1*. M.
H r i
c 13 l* m
T hr l cl h ill
I Ml'll iili nr*\l
i*ri %If t m COII11Vilie*
Weelvif mlny IIItu lit,
I*.
I (I lit If flu. pi frifli IHit t»rut
.1 Aft i i In *$It tire 1tilt **.% IraitiiiK live
alim liiif,
Tl*u im tiltr |w fu n N ilIy invU itl
In rtll I Ilf ^r Bel l li*f».
TnAII Scliiinp and lu r dancing
comedians will appear In the O r
lando II gh School auditorium
Mnndsy evening Mar. S«, at 8:15
o’rlock, it wa* announced today.
The Orlando W intrr park Civic
Music Association is sponsoring
the *)ipe»r»nre.
The iniupe of ‘J 2, rrrenily re
turned from Kutope, ate presented
hy S. Ilurok.
Ml*, Sehoop fit,! appeared in
Berlin in jtlji) wlien site ««*
hailed a* Die ft-nuile tiioek. a
ronipntriot of liei, and an inter^
iiHtionnlly fiinioti* ilown. T in, is
the till id lisnsronlinentnl torn of
Die troupe.
NEWS OF OUR WINTER VISITORS
COl.UHBii moire , , Mr*. LaneMi,* Helen Mnlisney, who he* nt 7:50 u'c'ock Monday evening,
ley and Mr*. Holly were a* gra
hern the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Msr, 28.
cious and shantung a* always. .
It. MrKeon *1 Dir llevllle Apart-1 Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1). ’FerrU,
. . BUT young PETE Moro hail
nienls, will teavo tiul-iy for h e r , wlnt hive passed Die aeason at
a hard Bros helping KEEP TDK
home In New York City.
1211 East 17 street, will Irnve luCAT ()DT . . . . and Oenov|evr,
Mr*. E. II. Smith of IIinning morion- foi their home in Pearl
W W itirt a ml I went in TDK
ham. At*., i* v slDag her son and Rivet, N. V.
BACK DOOB . . . HO. you see.
tlnughirr-ln-lawi Mr. and Mrs. K -j The following visilora in Semi*
Dteie na n t a W llol.K H )T OK
!'• ^titilh, . Jr„ at the (V nlral , ||u|>. Cllllnly „ .K , tpl„ | , t D.o
DOii for the gut-st. Wo Just
Mr. nnd Mr;. W. E. II. Mann '
;,r < ,"» "u rc " HuUslInu
CAI.I.KU IT IIOMK.
Friend* of Paul Johnron will be
were the guest* thi* week of Mr. during Ihe pi*t two days: Mra.
I'm wondering . , It you run
glad lo learn th a t lie I* doing
i-ml Mi*. W. II. Ilrookin*.
| Joseph Connell, Mrs. l)«vid A.
ki-'p your eye* off M i, Wight'*
nkoty a fter
an operation for
Those who Ismrdrd Captain Ed 'Nootutlt. Mi*. D. Ifla-rry . Mr*.
GI.KAMlNG while hair, you’re
rppendieRi* which he underwent
It ire's “ChartlDt” yesterday mom- <'■ F. Mniri.isey of llnslon, .Mass,,
held In Apopku on Apr. 27. They b f " 'i th"u I ant.
on Wednesday
inp for an nil day excursion in Mr. and Mr*. Geo. E. Horton of
, ■ , .tin*a you ever lound the
a te Mr*. K. A. Dunglu*. and Mls.i
the Si. John* llivrr and fl*h fty IVori*. III. Mr. and Mi*. K. A.
HODDKD NI1N cradled
In n
M
argaret
Robert*,
with
Mr*.
B
Mr. and Mr*, t^-on Hlrh til
nt Lemon lltuff hirluded: Mr. and Eulumim of Dul<ui|iie, low*. Mr.
TKUIIKHTIAL O R C H ID ...............
Daytona Beach are spending tip- L. Perkins, and Mr*. K. E. R nunr IP* KAKY . . . . But first you
IV. lain m ice Mason, Mr*. Henry I.
l ining of
Emiles*
illat a* a'lem ate*.
weekend with Mr. and
Mr*
Karl. Mr*. Maty Cooley, Cavern*. Mi. I. It. Jour* of Toledo,
A niemmini ronuuitlee wa* ,ip- must FIND Iho OltPIIID.
Clyde Humphrey at their homo
” RE A LIT V" I* the MihJi-iT nt Mist E m m * ling hey, Mr*. E. H. Dhlo. Sir, nnd Mr* C. H. Crisscy
At thu concert I . hail to look
polntril a* follow*: Mr*. A. K.
on Hanford Avenue.
Ko»»etlrr, rliHirinsti, Mr*. E. E. two, , or liiuyho three lime* ut Do- la * N il'irtp io ii which will | Knit Is, Mr. i.nd Me*. II. It. Saldn, »nd M l" Jennie J. Baker or Avon.
Ih- trail it C him in* of I brint, Mi** Dorothy F ill, Dr. N. S. Mayo, HI.. Mr. and -Mrs. Eil llillenry of
MIKH M.MIGABBT DAVIS . .
Mr*. Wallace W right. Mr» L Rcumillat, Mi*. W. It. Dynmi, In lo r own envuthlo of Idaelt Sclent *1, throughout Du* woi d Mrs, \V. L. Ilaiisluflout. Sir*. Baltinnoe. Mil., Mr.
und Mr.*.ami Min, CImiiIi* llrrmliin.
F. Boyle, Mr* B. D. C**wcr and
J \'A mn., Ml** llelt ii Maltaney, lloglt Alriide of C.imidr. Mr amt
Mr*. J . M. MrCn-kill ii-por-Vd ■ltd d i^ tr pink . . . . FROM mi Numbly, .Match 27.
gitrst, Mr*. Fri-d Hick* of Allen
Tbi- Gnldsn f t ' , ’ I*; “They that Ml out Mi*. V. II. M> Keom Mr*. Mi*. .1. II Ite.miy of Nt. Johnn
n n’re Mini from tin- riiiniiijge W11 lilt I * I HAT tt wa* easily it*
town. Pa., ipcnl tmlny If t)r sale.
• tll.ir ln o u*
Ml** IliuneuluH tru st in Up la n l sliull I*- us Ft ie* N» iiisi-n, Mr. ami Mr*. ! vllle, N. V . nr. nnd Mr*. A lbeit
Undo.
Mount Zion, vvihTi i limit Ih- r<-. | ’r k Neliryvii, Mr. MiteheH, Mr. KM * of Piiler-mtl. N. J., Mr. slid
The secielsry wa* iniiincL-il In gown, . , .
iibidi-lh
foMiVos.1' )an dr*. J o s e p h Merkl and T. t.’. {Iir. II. lleiDu-TI of latkewiH*!,
1VH POINT WITH I’ltlOK to inovi-tl. but
write Rev. Martin J nrgni a note
M rs! B . D . C asw ell and gue*-,
I Ml
of thanks for the julnting of the M u. Ilulpli Austin ymitli . . . 11' aim 125:1)
M ra. Fre d H ic k s o f Alletilow n.
elected Vice-President ut laiig*'
Among the H Itlion* wbiib rn n r |
P a ., M ra, K 1. H a y. and M r*. J
of tlie 8TATK KEDKUATION <)F prise T)n- i.Kuion-Nrlinon is Ills d l
O. la tn ry spent yesterd ay a flc rWOMKN’H PLPllH . . . . unit In tnllnwlng frmu tin- llihii-; "Eninlly, m<
noon nt Daytona Beach■die t! M. t.iilluwuy who 11re blellierti, whnt*iH*vi-r th u g * m e I'll
sided uj -parllam entarlsn nt the line, 'vhaltm -vrr thing* are htin- |C l
mi’ctiiiU ill PALM liKAf'll . . . . i-st, whatsoever 1lung - are J u-l, 1
VKM. U K POINT with ,,ride (<■ whatsoever tilings are pine, whatGI VE
nor luillen. sn nldy representing rreVer thing* on- lovely, wIi .i ImiO tllt DUMB TOWN nluiut the e te r tiling* are of gisnl report: If
*,nio . . . . nnd wo hope Mrs. there 11- any virtue, und if D ine
Papwortb.
Mr*. tVil*myx Mr*. be m y praise, ib.uk on these
A F u ll T o r in In T h e U n it e d S t a t e s S e iM t e
T hrasher and tile othnrw' Upend things," (Phil. 4:8)
ing the l-'edeintion of Garden
The U'(*hn-8crnion
also inH E H A S E A R N E D IT
f’lubi Confeirnee in JACKHON. rbidrs Die fo'lowing pi***ge from
VII.LB Inne had u lovely time, . the ChrHlain Science
texllumk
. . . .
When TIIOBM HIXTV "Ncii•me und lli-isltli wRh Key ‘o
IIDMllKIIH WENT BY you’d have the Kcrliitures” by Mary Baku
thought wn’d never *een a pl»nr Eddy: "The conceptions of morhis brother), Vt. A. Iloulh, and I Bc». Oscar K. M sgartain, pa«- hefoi*. . . . I HAW THI1 KB . . . Ini, e ir irg tlmiiglit must give way
E J, Itoulh.
| tor of tha W alker Memorial Churrh *nd IMAGINED T1IK ItKHT. . .
Dlnnvondw I n d W i t c h n
In Ihf ideal nf all that Is |H-rfcct
______
| in Orlsmlo will preach ut a revival
I nntiied M*rv Hurl missed snd
etcriuil.
Through
many
Fine Wntch Ana Jetaelry Hepnlrlng
Mr*. Frank Scolt returned In- R»»ling beginning at Ih , Ebrn- the ORGAN RECITAL last Hungi-nrnitions litiniall belii-f* will Indsy to W inter Psrk where she c‘f v Melnou at Church in 'Enter- day . . . after lecominrndlng II rttaining dlvHer conrrpDons, ami
Diamond Mounting And KnEravlng
will resume her duties as matron pvls* nest Sunday evening a t so highly too . . . . HOW COMK,
the iinmortsl and perfect iinidil
o t th . Kappa Alpha House a t 7:30 o'clock, it was Mated in a Mary? . . . . It rerlainly
• w iik h h pint's:* a ..n m n u i t v g r
was nf God’* r it *:Ion will finally he
si ai.
!•*•»■ a
* * u .i
Ro'lins College, after spending a letter to the Herald today. Nome of WORTH HEARING, . . . AND I
ire n »• the only true conception of
week here s t the guest of Mr. and ,h « boy* and girls from the Or- intend In hear
th*
EAHTKIt being.”
Ip. 880:7)
Mrs. F. D. Scott.
ip h sn ag e will sing a t the service.
MUHIC! which will be under Mr.
Connell’, direction . . . .
lie ’*
tnurh younger than you'd Imagine
such aM nrroin pllsh'-il inusiclan
I - i n i no* le * lfd In Ihr Arcade building. No. Ill Hanford
to lie, , loo.
Ave.. with a lull line of h> anlre bhiimrl».' Bond alucco
. . . . Thn HE NTOR PLAY
x » t i : vim
*products, Lucs* A ( ‘oolidgr hou*r psllit*.
Helen Clair Nods. They will at- n h etlulrd for n*st week does
GEORGE H. BRIDGE. JR.
tend Die basketball toum am rftt •ound 'Cry PUOMIHING . . . .
Picture Framing And Furniture Painting.
a) t.s*sw **)
while there.
r i m iii:i-iiei*i:*T *T ivt:
Come and m t me.
AND MltH MAXWELL ha* terlu (.roup Wa. S
tainly kept u* posted •* to It*
Hr will warh ■■) «ale la>
M n. Bob Pittm an and rhiidren, PROGREHH IN P R O D U C T ID jN . IraU lsllaa la faiae a) hrller
Robert and Urn, of Bartow, will . . . Tbo dale f, MARCH 10. in road,, h rtlrr aeSaal raadlllaaa,
aad lor Writer ((IB . harlaraa i|ta
be her* s for several days as Ihe stead or AI’RII............ Mr*. MusWilllmm BOYD
tahar raadlllaaa. Hr b rllrtra la
guests oif M r,. John Fchirard, Nr. w ,|| and I made ■ MISTAKE . . - raaalaq ta r atala aa aaaad rra.
(H o p a Jo n g C s a s l d j )
aaatlral baalaras prlarlplra, rtla*.
■ . . . Oleda Dyson was surely la a ila , wasla aad la rfllrtra rs.
Mrs. Fred Z e n rn n rr, Mrs. G
gattlng FIXED UP !<>r that I
D. Ncott, Mra. A. Mclsch of Jcr- wMkend visit in Ggincavi||a . .
of th*
io ii
i o i ^ ty
n n n iiM io N
oey CHy, N. J.. and Mra. John . HOMETIMNl) iiPECIAL . . . and
liu irlrf
One
IlfBtormllf
r
r
lu
a
r i . War S.
Ludwig spent Thursday in Or
I
hear
Marian
E
tlridge
ha*
n
I).
|
.
TllltAHIIKlt
seek*
his
Undo.
TOO CUTE visitor- . . .
COIUIKCT MEN’S WEAR
re elertInn by the people of Krm’
. . .
Are you liking th«tn IHole County upon hie record of
BUILDER UPPER StlOKKT ? . . hating faithfully performed the
up
duties of hi* office.
rn i T ' S ' . u ' c S , T
(:° N C R A T t)| A T»« »"T l-E R
Herday in Bt. A ugust'ne visitBERLIN, Mar. 25— (A T-Gen.
f points of in te m t.
iF rrm isco Franco, Npanish fascist
Money Tu Idutn
BARGAIN NIGHT
'
| leader, hoi telegraphed Chancellor
On Automobiles
The oldest printed book in tho ||l tle r “from the vlctoriout antiRefinancing—
orld la th e Diamond
Huiru. comm uniat front” congratulations
Quick 8crvicB
»w In tha
British
Musnum Ion the a n n u s lion of A uilrta.
hi, Chinese hook, printed »nl Franco sa d anschlusa “sxved
Jock Flnnell—Pkoo, 170-J
tper from wood Mocks and Europe from d ir, peril and blood*
mt
taring lb , data | « | A. D . was shed.”
Acceptance Carp, ef Florida
•and In 1*00 In • secret walled _ H itler, It wa* discUmed tixiay,
Exchange Itktg.
lam ber tn ■ Buddhist shrine In Uirnked
Franco and
expreaed
Orlando—Phong 4700
urkeetaa.
*
I hopes fo r his final victory soon.
CLAUDE PEPPER
f P m / C M ARCH
THlBUCCAHifo
i Rev. M a^arian Is To
! Preach At Revival
W E R T -T h e JE W E L E R
Tbuadsrlag i n * l i t
•set riotniag ***** *1
A )M < l* M « l* M i
...(A sm* ibis •ipkiy
sf th* Ms Md kwss
HJs«sUlnss,g>sphM*l
s r r Ih* hUiiag H in t
o i l • • Iststsrla, ih#
Political
AdvcrtlsementH
To-Night
gmed s i i i l s i l
Removal Notice
I. D. Martin
“P artners
Plains” *
PlaySCREENO
“DAREDEVIL
DRIVERS”
“March OTTime”
10c and
25c
B.L. Perkins
Florsheims ^9<50
\
Friendlys ^5*00
5nSt
Fortunes $4*°°
�’7 " .’ « 'I
-•
“ 1'
SATTJHUAV,' MARCH 26, 1939
W eek
SIX GIRUS—WHO DARED TO LIVE!
Death Plot Aimed
A t Wealthy AutoMagnate'Is Foiled
Myatery, deep dyed, dark akull
iluBerry th at w.ll baffle the muni
Khrrlnrklan ao vein
o f "whnd.
roncoetpr of
munlrr
mystery
yarns. Philip Wylie, il la a stir
ring story or an aaaaaalnation I
' plot aimed at a wealthy
ttl’o .
tiniivnute berauae he suddenly t'ltna ,
philan'hrup r nnd derides to plve *
hi. plant away to hla emp 'iyrc».
Six Members of Musical Show Sign
Pact To Meet Again At End Of Year
Ultra again Jack Holt dilplayr
ch n rartrristlc good Judgement in
selecting Katherine DeMUIe, dark
arreen beauty, n< hla feminine
lead Supporting il.it popidur pair
in 'h eir featured rules is H band*
picked caal including
Roaa'ind
Keith, (iranvdle Hates, l.ilia Allu'inl, Morgan W u'lace, K»:her
Muir. Purnell I’rall nnd o thtra.
Hull, playing his 2Ml.h starrin g
role on the screen, is 'he auto
tycoon whose life is ihrcstpr.nl. '
Tampered alrp.uiiev,
runaway
ii ut n ., nilrnrrd i if I > b ill'd i —even
n low and arrow — arv thn woa*
l»in. ,i skulking, m u i n e jlp r l
brings In lieur tu arcnmpliah his
• tbal purpose. Ha »'n-riid''.l esrnpi-a from *urh fautmdic m m lit,
of m u n lrr cause Unit I i devise n
iron nf hia own for *he plotter*.
Clinging all (lie suspecti *o*
gi'lher under hla eye nt a wceh- .
i nd parly, he a ie rts Ihi mucHiiery
of hia killer-anari* wniking, Even
then 'b e would he ni*ird"*vr do*
flea .ind Inkr* Mini - more invs'erion | Mat *ho'.H nt Holt until f.nally
the trap i* sprung nnd the mur
derer ia revealed in a atsrtlln g
TUKDAY, MARCR~2ST 19.18
rAHE rms
Cubans'M ay Play In |
Clash With Sanford
IN THR FIELD OF SPORTS
Pirate King Helps
Defeat British In
New Orleans Fight
Sira, a ho., «. t,)u, o'tiuc* te r ry day
Sunvay. Mutmoy— i ho n n g h le st odvm ture i
flim .i.. i.r o l n. u o m i Iiub “ l i l t ttUOCAM iKK” w
Gaal ami Fredric March.
Tui'Mlny, Wednesday—Robert Taylor, Maurer
Lionel llarry n io r.. A romance uf two fialcd thril
mlKh y wallop. "A YANK AT OXFORD."
Thursday, F rid ay —Howard (J. Koblnaon In
CASK OK M U RD ER.’’ ' C lair Trevor with five i
favorliea "WALKING DOWN nRO A D W A Y."
S aturday—Bargain day 25c matlnro and nigh'.
"UNDKIt SUSPICION."
Play
8CRRENO.
BARN D A N C E "
*
■aaun Was held I t
M unlripul A tb fvli.-
AT THE PRINCESS
Prlnrraa, Sunday. April 3 .
"M Y S T E R Y
RANGE"
Ur JU LIAN 8TENSTROM
A YANK AT OXFORD
and
SWASHBUCKLING LOVER
Frmlrlc March a* Jean U filto , plrale king who saved A infth'u
■luring Its must rrlllcal days, and Franclska Goal, who play* the
lu ip p eiid e n i'" Hull III I ’h ilad i'l. role of un orphan girl who loved him, ns they appear in "The Ilurpin.i w in o rlx in u lly the a tu l'" eatp rr," ('cell H. Ih'MIlle’a epic motion picture film which o|iena In
iiouae fur Hin colony of I ’en n syl morrow ut (be Rilx Theatre.
vunia.
Ginhanie, j* in love with March
hut telia h.tn th a t they can never
inurry until he gives her respectu tility ,
something ahu
v alu ri
above nil Ids riches. Ills life be
comes morn rutii|ilicatril when
one of his captains
sinks the
m erchantm an,
“C orinthian,”
in
defiance of M arch'a orders th at
A inriii mi ships a re to go un*
molested.
•
• Unknown 'n M argot, her eloping
a is lrr perishes
on the "Corin
thian,” und the only survivor ia
a lieBUtiful Dutch g i r l Franclska
G sai, whom Murrh mnkes maid-ofall-work a t <he plra*F' stronghold,
not knowing whs» else to do with
her. She Is in love w ith him, but
he can think of her only as a
troublesome child.
U f il te O ffers Aid
j When 'h e
B ritish, who are
about lo attack New O rleani, try to
buy the aid of M arch and his
I crew, the patriotism of the pirate
(rtJief rises and he offers himI self In the governor nf U ulalame Instead. At first he Is re
pulsed and hia settlem ent drs*
I troyed by the Americans who are
• lun Kcilh. General Jackson, re*
misled by a traitorous senator,
sponsible for the defense of the
city, uccrp's March’s offer and re
leases the pirates from prison.
A fter Ihe IIIitlsh have
been
knowliilge.
f Robert Taylor learn* how sweel an Kng
he meets Maureen O'Sullivan at Oxford In
Mayer dram btle comedy “A Yank »l Oxford'
theatre Tueaday and Wedneaday.
' '
have signed a oulo In 1937. la visiting Joe
inf (elder. Ilabc lingel in tlay lsaa Reach. ... .
let from Georgia, I the skipper la scheduled to nk.il
luokc right well ami although hr «ur metropolis within Ih r nral
h i t n etcr pUyv il pro hall before! lf» d ata ... . Uob F h k r h a.
he luta had cnnsulriab
e rip e r
.1.---------final
> KOI a mill, and a ralchrr
icnev wuiking out with a number in whii-h to hurl th* apple . . .
of big lime cluba.
»hrn Uahr Vnuac signed, I hr
Out l.ac), Ih r nr* hrad of
local* will are a n i l loufh
the local diamond
nine, la
Georgia r-ncker . . . Ibal'a I hr
acheduled to a rr irr In Sanford
hind of a ball player (he local
about Monday or Turacii) of
Ian* like to r r r anyway . . .
neat wrek In make read) for Ihr
. . . Ruddy I .alt', n local ynuil
opening of official Irainin* aea- a winking oil' dally gelling il
riona lha: a rr lo atari Ipril I. . hapr for another .raaim In Ih,
The r o u p of play era who a rr Nur.h i' rulin' Indus'rlal I r a n i
now working out dally a rr be
.
-S tu ffy " MrCrnnc, form e'
coming a lit impatient walling manager of the I.oukou's in ID;
* for Ihr firet of 1'ir month lo :» *< hi'ilulril In leave ilur or Ih
roll around but by Ilf it lime car'y poillon of April for Gat
tl ry ►hon'd he in thrlr prime .onin nlao in the Iniliialiint loot
f i r a Irynul with Ihr local club. . . . Il ha* lirrn understood that
The lew looking roohfr In- Head Coach Leonard Mrlunu* uf
fie tier itu' tide coluinn at lm- Feniinnlr I tilth School hna dcM-rn thia M'liaon la Humid "Spec*" iu ln l lo ir i f up -the Idea for a
Min'ling, n yoi ngalrr
who i» luck *i|i'l il till* season.
Ccnpcrative Woodlots
Called IncomcRooster
about 15 youtha
,
eting up c a r t ' operative
n u nag rm rn l uf the
| f a i m wnndlot prombea luerea-.sl
jT h e you'll* heldI a long infield monetary return wnlV (nauring
taslnn early in tinic af lei noon and n aua'alned yield, iuya Dr. Rupbaiting h rrl Zon, d rector of Iho Lam
len proceeded with
n e t cc period. Two hurlers, Duke Flutes Forest Kxpttimen. btato’lon arid llob F lshrr did a bit tlon.
f “ehunking" in a w snii up ses*
Dr. Zoo bases hit -on.diislnn* on
bn while
llvbe
Young, new a studv made in ihe vulnltv of
ttcher, did tome receiving duties. Yuba. MU’ , in moporation with the
Working in 'he Inf rid
were IW re riR y of W «."io*ld, to del|-r‘teil Brvnle, yoing*ter who is to Wine th r pos*lblli‘y
r f Imntedlay with the I’a'alka A taless this late'y
Improving
tnciime front
uoik lig out daily ni the local dun
A. K t'roccr. aecrelary of the
larcn. S|*ev M inting, a young In-j farm woods.
elder Ihnl looks like a sure | The nverage income liom sale of nivhitd. Mildliug I- fra', aa lie ia Sanford cluh la planninK to la*
nmn on >ur aV rti.'p of uniforma to local
Sing. Blnndy Serogglng. n first wood lot products ..n toe farms on <wr<"leneetl truiti
p la in this
afternoon
. . .
a arm n wr th plenty of hrl>y s' rveyod now I. 9IM n ver.r.
"Spec" Minding ear* that Me
ower. rm t Jim Well*, s ’.so a new Through eooperatlc- mvn.vg-nH'iit
ha>'‘ inK Irunka arc gelling a bll
ifieldrr, was on second.
end m srketlng. Pr. Zen say*, 'h r
w iled . . . Several local fane
Ho fa r lh " tr ha* been no out- would be reduced about- 20 pcit rr o nn d rrin i If Sanford *111
elders makine nnoetrenre* fut ren' to perpetualp th r stand, but
gn-atrat opportunity lo
strata hi* a’hlatle ability,
hi*
flair for comedy and hla ability
lo hand 1a genuinely
dramatic
K rnei,
IJonrl Barrymore, a* Taylor'*
father, and Maureen O'Sullivan,
aa the English undergraduate
whom the haro mgdfei at Uxfqjd.
It nd th rlr acrustir.ved
polished
performances, while In the BrHM>
player* who also have leading
d»mo*-| performance.
M odi™— S p r in g s — T r a ile r *
A p rice you ra n n ffo rd
to pay
Marlin’s Garage
SI M l N o t K PIIAHM Al'AI,
Local Cluh Signs
Two More'Players
For Sanford Team
C l a s s i f i e d A d v e rtise m e n ts
LEG A L
Miller llldg.
Park Avr.
r u n eiiiiiH* «ni t i i o f ms
IIKVIlt Mel I 11 MV. III.
o P T o v u tritisT
I’HKSlIUmiONS
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HAVE YOUR W alrh repaired by
I one
who really knows how.
B riggs, Jew e'er Magnolia Avre.
Mt;NTEZt!MA
Under New Managrinenl
l We a ie catering to perniHtun
Lsrckly guests. Kales | ut week—
Irom $3.00 to Ditto, sins e $.’• till
■nd up, double. Rule* by day■ 1.00 to $t.'H>, sin g le -fJ.lill to
$3.00, doubla. Our beds
tile
best. Hoi and cold water in every
room. A homelike atm osphere pin* 2fi— M bwenafmiuH
rompU'tr hotat service. We wclcoin-r
sour Inapecllon of nur rooms.
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Doricr A Gay’s Qunlily Paint is
■ what we ha*e a'w ays ii'Cnniinended for lasting aulisfurtiiiii
and greatest valuv. Stanb-y-Rogers
H ardware Co.
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••Imh yy lliotit hin hejird
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t*» look voumrer. THhI' h a p»r*»y
»:«hn| mjmutiny of human life "
tin Kill .WluM*
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daughter* of Raspu In, “mad ptonk of Xusaia". changed to toa
lmmlgT*'lim official* tamporarily barrvd their ontranc, to
Unllad Bta e s.. Th* girls prv Maria, IK. (right) and Tatiana,
ia a two lig h t WALK t ’ P apartm ent, then a
I Jwat—*# b a n wa a r t a p la the I t o r i i r a r
r YUM WANT >
A TUNNEL DUG
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WOUE»e OUT TO
THAT BMAEK f.
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work. Homo WII' .artifice 7 loom lioise und
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lullh. a* G indm life. Impure June*
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COURT
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un I w iitlii Ir«% pound*. Till* n|*o >i, .1.. i-arefiil
I* Id* III t ...............io pro IismKirtltTii lt\f
bull rank lull !»• Ii»h liM'l e i ilulldar " " "
51)— Female llflp Wanted
WANTED
t
\\V guarunU'c fir»l
tu*vv lirv ntiliMKi’ in
rifitiis Aii ri'lrvads.
prii'i’ i* Ic** than half
of a new lire.
GREYHOUND
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I»U ym .H«. Hri H
l"1 Iiiy »* iiiimi* nilhin iii|« i.inK*. »»f • i» I•• 1%$••
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'ANTKO. yiituig man
Hrh’Mil graduate, f a n
IJ.tu p"r ilav Gt*r addle
ione. W rite Ikiv F 3 I ’-'l'
■ K I N G M A D E when Vienna crowds baehlad uaUa* tinea try tag to tea I
“ k t *■ March I I Jaluad Austria to Germany and dr Red Uit world I* pat thorn
H I .. INC’.
The Japanese s u m say* that
p>ie than Ik" American v*i| uiiel* are srrvtns with jhe CM
•sc army, mostly s^Jnitiatiirs,
r>0% SAVING
Iw lu a fii*»|
H when Metropolitan opera stars presented golden-voteed Glavannl Martlnelll a silver tray and
..4l.Ua.“»lel." U f! la right si celebraltan: Oonaarw Pa*l, Oladys Hwarthoul. Edward Z iatlsr. Lu*
PtiL Jolinaon. M arllorlll. tlrle a Japaon, Ktlsabeth KeUiherg aad Law re a r , Ttbbcli.
* Truck & Auto
Service
h a ir aa aurrraaful araaon with
f r r r for alia aa lhc> did laat
year . . . .
Cocky All-Star Athlete Goes To
Oxford To ‘Teach The Natives’
Replrfe with action, laugha and
fine characterlxatlona, “ A Yank
at Oafnrd," lo be ahowm a t the
Rita Theatre, next Tuesday and
Wedneaday offera Robert Taylor
Ida most convincing role lo date
and more than repaya MetroGoldwyipMayer for tho time ami
effort spent In producing In Eng
land picture* equal In caliber to
any made In Hollywood. This t*
Ihe atudlo’a first
Brltiah-mad*
production.
In fact, the authenticity of the
background and atm osphere nf
the pic'urea prove* that only in a
Uri.ish setting could II have been
so successfully evolved.
In presenting Taylor >n Ihe
title role «a the cocky all-star
athlete who cornea lo Oxford to
“ leach the native*" and himself
learn* plenty In return. “A Yank
Marlin’s Garape
General
Repairing
I N EVER ^ EEN
\
I 1>EZ
T , t ) A l t . Id E A ffW H ILE , C A L L S AT S E C R E T
ANYONE Ab CAUTIOUS \ S A F E T Y FIRST
S E R V IC E O F F IC E .
A*> A C E B A R T —H E
ALW AYS — I
FIYE<» E V E R V T H IN G /H A T E T W E M J
y O U HAYENT
ttO. DAN. EVIO EN TLV H E
FIR S T B O H E W O t T T /
JA IL S /
A BECft ABLE TO
ISN'T TYIN G UP W IT H
LOCATE ACE
AM / O F T H E LO C A L .
BAPT, TOMMY f !
G A N G S " S O HC W O N T
B E S O E A S Y TO F IN O * >
�^ ' SATURDAY, MAHCH M, II
Hitler Notifies
Insurgents Roll On Teachers Vote
Towards Coast In
To Push Plan
Relentless D r i v e
For Retirement
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN HIX
W orldThatNazi
Flag Stays Put
Der Fuehrer Wildly
Cheered In V o t e Getting Campaign
KOENIQSnKHtl, (iermany, Mar
M. —(A1)—Adolf H itler lust night
notiriad the world th a t when
Germany lakes possession thej
N atl flag stays pat.
“This I swear, ami so do nilt
of us- Whs* wo once poiseis
W* will lievor under any clr-!
rumrtarices surrender.’' the fleirh
s fuehrer
passional fly
anurm lj
soma ISOM wildly cheering R ad
Priisslan< In tho opening speech)
of bla pleldsclte tour of (1 roster
Germany.
This was Hie meaning of tho
swift military occupation of Aus.
trla , he aid,
lla aiplalnrd
many
troops
war* not needed Ihere- •» the
Joyous welcome Herman soldiers!
received from Austrians showed •
Ills rompclllng reason for o r
dering such la rg e , cole military
action waa:
-I wanted to -ahow Ihe world
wa were ecllng In deadly earn
est"I anted to show the wn,l I
that this problem admits of n"
fu rth er ill ctts«|on.Il|tl* r cetne here by alrpl»n,'
fur tho speech. Hie first In Ids)
aeries of U Ia Iks to be iniulr
prior to the Voting *01 4P r. I#|
on the lisHc of Au-tr«HerMiaii
union end r|ecl|i»n of n new;
IteUchtag.
It was his first visit Itrri* in
two years and ha received n
Iremrnduni ovntjoii.
Field Mnrsbul Hermann Wil
helm filtering,
H itler’s
rigluhsml man. meanwhile w a, sail
|ng down Hie Hanuhe in speak
In Vienna (nnlsht.
Many of hla fntlowera In
■hla region, however, n s linpe-j
UJCKVPWJOCKPI J. KING
mbtoimAw
tooMHTTHM ,
AU IHHIHHBRcL
fro o 't"
Tho Fuehrer said lm finally
calls,! the Aualrjan chancellor l"
llerchtesgaden. for the eonl*r»iif«
.held Peh. IX. and added:
"I told lilin 'll s r r Prhuachnlg*you a rs oppressing a
count ■/
without Juatifirallnn and
that
country la my rountry lust ns
much a , it ta yours'."
T h o crowd laughed botstaroue
. Ip when Hiller asserted ho of
fered to run against Hrhusrhnlgg
Ip an open Austrian gleetlin
"and let th# people decide"
lA R Q H Ig
B E N T E N C R I)
iS O N N E .' p i r e n c v , M a r . t i . —
-T h e M a r q u is do P o r la g o , w ho
d eetrlb M l h lm a v lf « a U co u sin
w ow
K b i t A lfo n s o X I I I of
it, w a s a v n U n c e d to p r is o n
v d e y e a tw o M ta ra e a - f a ls if y i p S M p o rt a n d c a n jrIn g f ir e -
police
ro u rV g a r . Him three
h e e n d a d a y o n tho p a s s p o r t
te r e irry ln g
Tho Japanese population
of
I’cking nearly doubled
during
January, IMS. At the end of lh»t
monlll l her* were 6.799 Japane e
ritltPmi In Cblua'a anclenl capi
tal who Pad registered.
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Fine W atch
Repairing
Diaihond Setting
AND
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G A I N I N G
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cling
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Into Ihe heart of the beautiful
Yellowstone ^Park region,
In the s p r u g of IH10 he returned to Ht. Louis and looked
up his nld commander. Captain
Clark. (’Inter rffcrresced In Ms
descriptions of Ihe R rsnd Canyon
of the Yellowstone, of the beiullful Tower Falls and of Mount
W ashburn—scenic womlrri never
befurr visited by the white man.
Clnrk politely listened,
but his
nmaxing s'ory waa loo fantastic
for the public to accept. Colter's
1 Insist friends branded the stories
false, believing them Ihe piudilVt
of Ida imag nation.
I Tho nt-nie " t'o lirr’a Hull" waa
given <0 Ihe d'alrict, and lilt'e
was thought nf the m atter for
yrnra. Then, s ' range ns it seems,
•III- beauiirs of the section were
led servered by other explorers,
Mid Colter's r ’slm s wrre Justified,
Monday: The One-Vine Vink*
SHOE SHOP
T E L E P H O N E
The School Child andTH E AP
The ruffre tree is nsllve In
Africa, tun
today the
l.sl|ti
Viiii-ilt-au ie|iub|les furnish fourlifltis ol Iho world's cut fee. and.
111Inm "l'i Ht (ti i4i ft, Ihim, h|«rr, & ni: lion rth tbs i-itros tree is na
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(I '.U, j^s* 2m, Ml Nili I"H rrtiMiii** • tive to H'lMltr America, most of
t'laln, N h !•,
•
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III till III nil n l*% stfllkb
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# Excerpt from a Idler received by The Aisociatcd Pret* from
Roberta Shearer, new* editor ol the seventh tirade paper of J^ljm
Union Elementary S c ImmiI, Hilmar, (Zalifornia.
Dear R ebartai
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Ai ana of th a 1,400 naabar newapapora of Tho Acsociatod Proas, «a thank you fo r SO
o lo a rly s ta lin g your re q u e st. This newspaper lo proud fa aay i t balanga ta th a AT
because I t b e i n v e i In th a p rln o ip lo on which th la uniqiib n o n -p ro fit, oeoperativa
praaa a ss o c ia tio n waa foundad toany yoaro ago.
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You M y not ba ablo to aay your aehool paper la a "ta b o r of th a AP, but you hava dwao natratad you know what would aakv any nawapapor a l l i t s a d ita ra would Ilk a i t to ba*
Thla nawapapor, fo r s u s p l t , reoognisoa a publio t r u s t . I t knows I t s duty i s to r a p s rt
tha avanta of th a world a s s u ra ta ly . aw irtly and (p a rla a a ly , ao th a t i t a raadara M y
hava a e la a r knswlsdg• »f what ia happening. Aa a aeabar of tha AP, i t la ab la to do
s sa o tly th a t. Parhapa you M y hava road what th a founder or th a preaent-day AP M id
away baek in 1893, I t v aei 'The people Must ba given th e f a a ta , f r e t from tha s lig h te s t
b ia s , leaving to than th a business of forvlng th e i r eon o p in io n s.• Throughout th a yadrs Tha Aaeooiated Praaa has provided J u st such nova ra p e rta . Long
a f t e r you a re out of tho seventh grade — aa long aa th e re ia fraadoM in t h i s land e f ,
ours — i t v i l l eentinue t o re p o rt th a tr u th , s w iftly and fa a rla a s ly . T bat'a why
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1,400 navapapars arajeroud t a ba "aabera e f auah a world-wide nova gathering o r g a n is a tio n
Sinooraly youra.
St Lauii,
SANFORD HERALD
HAYNES
i
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E ngraving
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AfcLaulin, Jew eler
H OM ES
9iwidJbJk
pc,nnil n(
tinny
-ffrill
. tin
while
slid
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Twenty-two percent of Chile's
working population find* occoI” 1ion in the more than sooo
different
manufacturing
enterpli*e» e.tnii] lulled In the rountry
1
-C'i'KhillDotinf,
OctoberZ3J 935~
out
f the
1shed
I for
h In
Austria Hiller
rninpnrrd
lllr
ieg|nm of
former
Cbani'etloi
Kurt
Kriiuschnlgg . with Ilie
rminler-refoi inalion
In Au»triJ
centuries syn
Just ns thou-snds left
that,
rountry Ilian. rattier - Ih m give
up their faith, so thousand* -d
N atl, (eft Hehusihniaii's Au-tri.i
rather than give op their fnlUi
In Germany's fulnr*.
Again and again. JIIHer snl.J.
snrli fu g itiv e s "ram s k r r o s , |fie
border In mo and cried * nut
‘•Whan w||| tiP finally be lei
CeillMNC Feem Pate Qn*
r« n ia u .* r r « i eae* d m
gle soldier, cannon o r machine funds from fhc Stale trrn ru ry .
gun In Insurgent Spain In recen t| Knglish made h h report to a
im.nlhr In violation of hla non-’ throng of leiwhers who overflowed
ln'< mention pledge.
<he municipal
audllnrium
to
Tho challenge waa iaaued by bleacher irrlinn* tem porarily inVirginia Rayda. edl'or of the au- a'allcd an the lawn, ami told what
Ihrifl a t»e Rlomale D lla lla , and Ids departm ent was doing to lmcarried arruaatlons of
hiavy prove rchool f a n ilie*.
French, ami Russian sfalpmenta of
f in in g on T est llnoka
orm r, men and w ar supplies t o 1 A change In the method of text
Ihe l/iyulia a bclween Jan. 2 and hook •election, adopted hy the 1937
inrly March.
j Icgirlnlurr, proem r.g for gradual
Political rid lra believe the r h il- ' fdnpt'ons. has riv ed more than
Icnge eame direct 'from II I luce 1730,000, hr aaid, hy obviating
in an effort to frus rate any f o r I blanket adoptions,
Kmrllsh etp
es pin
dgn atlrm p ’s to Intervene in ' English
la tied
ni the work of a
favor of Ihe
I-uyalUlila now brlldlng illv lsrn to help countIrs
Franelaco
with site selrrrinn sod construeIhoRinerallsslm o
l
d rlv jH o n mid snid his d e p irlm rn l waa
F rsnrn's Insurgent* are
U*r-1 m aking n aiiivey of transports*
ing upon Ca allna
and
relona In what may be the lion to a I tem pi to rrortnm iir on
final phase of the nearly 21* the rust of bus operjt'nn.
('a ro 'b rrs la u d s Legislature
muni hs-otd-war.
M. W. C arnlhets, nf Tallahassee.
Cayda said th at n r' one nf the
Spanish e earners said by -B a r In Ills president’a address, praised
celona's Red rv pnarn'atlve*" to the 1937 legislature fo r frlrndly
have transported Italian Legion mope nlion on sehnol pm blrnli and
naires and ma erials to Spain and
to u c h e d 'a t Italian porta, except
V e feolurr the NEW
the a earner Allcan'e which U |t
anchored In an Italian port
in
June. I9S7.
HALF-SOLING
“They (Ihe Loyalists) are tr y
ing to explain the destruction of
f ■.
OLD WAY
I heir resistance by Franco by
telling nf new aid which the N a
tionalist e allegedly have received
from flerm eny and I aly,'' Rayda
said in Mi article crammed with
figures and purported proof uf
FtVnrh ami Russian intrrvi-n'ion.
"We repekt wl huut fta r of de
nial th at In recent months not a
single man. cannon or machinliun has left Italy for Spain,"
Rayda wrotr.
"Thla ausptnalon
W e use fa rtn ry m riho d s o f
of help can be explained prim ar
renew ing ju u r shunt.
ily by Ihe Fascist Rnvernment's
observance of a pledge of non
intervention, also, It la not that
Italy's sympathy for the Nation
alist cause has lessened but the
fact th at
Nationalist 'n tu n a I
N O RTH
P A R K
A V E .
a renglh and resources have In
creased."
urged educator* to l ( m on a
■Ingle program I d be preaenlwl
to the neat lctr *l*turr.
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Ford Is The Only Central
Hjr Affording Rail, Highway
Semlnulr County Prodace*
More Fruit And Vrtetablea I l M
Similar A rts In America
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Rise In
lility Holding Co. New
Freight Rate
A ct Constitutional Hits Growers
SANFORD FLORIDA. MONDAY. MARCH 2*. IMS
Supreme Court Com
pels Electric Bond
And Share To Reg
ister Its Securities
H
p p M
ICC G rants C arriers
5 Percent Rise On
I’roducePlusCharges On Accessories
Pontoon Bridges To
Be Built Over Cinen River For Pass
age Of A r t i l l e r y
A now liutilrn, n fi |«rrrrnt
firlc h ; rule hike on nit produce
shipped rin ra I, will ho plarrd on
the shoulder* nT rlm id y h'rvvylailrn growers In t his nrra be*
g ln n u c today.
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piing *p
x i’|ii uJrc'Mnn
x fiui.
Arrnrding
In na nrrernt
In w detailed report from the 0 f Ihr I n 'c a l a lr Commcn-e Cum*
nationwide Unemployment CcnsuaJ m |u inn, Ihr carriers wrr-- granted
conducted
Novetnlwr by Ad a rain Inr it a vr of 5 p e r e n t nn
m ln b lia lo r John l>. Ilixxrra. II fruils and vrgrlnldra t-hipm I from
*» • indicated thm 106,16! p " r ihl. Stale w lh nn addl ion .F to
a»na In lh« Klata Ilf Florida reg- p erm it
liikr
in
n r v ni'iuil
1-tcred aa either •'totally union- rhiugi-*. such a* dnm irriir.\ drplnyoil and wanting work" ° r , l r n l n n diversion mil
itrhinit.
Loyalists Agree
Situation Grave
J o b le s s C e n su s
d ip l o m a t d ie s
| Shows 106,768
lu
State Need Work
Dictatorship Is
Charge In Senate
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47 Percent Of tlnemployed Lies In Age
Bracket 15 To 34
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G o v e m m e n t’s Silver
Price Is Cut On
B r e a k In M arket
) WASHINGTON, Mar. Si*.
— (AP)—The Supreme Court
today held constitutional |>n>*
visions of the Public Utll'ty
Holding Company Act re
quiring inieritate
holding j
companies to register with;
the Securities Communion (
and submit financial ntale-
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"emergoucy wntkera" lia*in« on- Title, h o w r 'r r , » • - r u n - id.- nlily
ly P«itiol employincnt.
, lower limn Ihe nriilln.tl IS p< rAi
July
by Ihr
population
llm Slate
mated t» hr l 670,000 *ml Iho-e f „ r the American Fruit firmvtrv
rcgiati-lHig in iha t:en.ua rvW«" pointed nut that by a»*uin!nr that
tented 6 1 percent of 'h e total 'h e average inrreaie would hr
•population w anllm Job* oy ad- ,1 , 1-2 renta
per rro lr
cl the
Col. Fdward M. llouae, world dltlonal work,
! average lord of .1(15 crates In the
w ar adviaor pf President Wood-j
An analyal* of Iho repHe* 1“ car, thla would give an avemire
row Wil«on and pernonalenvoy to t h* qiio tlon* ll»ted on tho cards lnrrraae of II2.7« per car. Hy
Kurope In 1106, -15, and -lfl, dietl which were /lied lor 73.434 ''to- using the rail movement of aptoday at the age of 7U a fte r u tally unemployed' ' and
JS.JJf proxlmatety 0,000 ear* from •!.*
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1930-17 and tho
"am rrsrn cy w othrra," devrlopod
th at l i t pare*III of tho *'lolal|yl movrmrnl from Rrmlnolr t ’ou'tly
unemployed wore belwoen th« of S.500 rora for th r aamr .i-oaon,
agra of 1! and I t yeara of a ie it ahnw* an aggrrgati- in riraa r
and 47.1 percent were between of 3115,000 for th r a la tr and
the asea of 15 and 31.
(33,000 for Srm nalr County alone.
It waa alau found that
S(.l
Aa effecting Ihr celery Indue*
percent of the 'to ta lly
unetn- try, local grower* declared that
Ployed” had n<> other workore they muat pay the incrvaanl coat a
In th alr fam ilial Of male*. 441from th r antall margin of rrlu rn t
percent were th# only worker* they a re receiving fok their pro
in the family and of female*, duct, and In v'rw of th r prrien l
t i l percent were the aol* m eant m arket conditiuna there appeered
of support lor thalr famlltae.
no thence of th r rarm rra "getting
Thaea fl*ura* are from tha out of the red" •hi* aeaaon.
final tabulation! of tho conaUa
Aa onoUmr e ffo rt to Ktababao
and tha tht«la d lf trf a l l r t m . l h a to m b e l m a rk a l.p ric M iu *
from the prelim inary data at j the commodity, Ihe Control Com
wl
ready reltaacd Subanqurnl in- mitlco effected another draattc
Col.
formation, it waa Indicated- w l||,prof*«e at th alr weekly meeting
, | on#
., , ,
Ike retenaed tor the R u le cover- l**1 Friday and are allowing only
jug ihe occupation* and lndu» »n approalm atcly
4tai u r a of
*
triea o f tho unamployed and niv- celery t.i be ahlpped from ihilh,‘
ins data on the partly u u era »l«l* during the week, and »>
* fl,,r
p |l)j.0||
yet little Improvemi-nt ha» tuu-n
Both' the ' tolBlIy unemployed ', ""ted Ijrc .u ie o f the heavy pro
,-0
andtho ''emergency w tirk era"'r**'on* a l'h o u fh the New Toik
*ctlv
i may
bo countjd b, unem ployed'M arket » aa reporte.1 a., slightly
p*rly
w" cn
1 since It Inclulea
all por.tm* a'ro n g er tkalay.
*fn t*
Who
rcglaterevl a , working « t' J ' C; Latllre. nceiel .ry of tinWPA. NYA, CCC
or
other Control Cominkllee.
.a il t»d.ky
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Senator Walah, M an., Demo
crat, who moved to eeml the bill
back to tha committee, said “pre
cisely the *ame argument a'1 were
being advanced in auppof. of the
measure that had been used “ to
overthrew tho democracies of
other countries-''
Senator Green, R.
D tm ocra',
counl a red with th* aeecftUm that
thnsa who d p p o ao d 'th e’ mriirfTV
w a^rnU-thi ot '‘unw
promo:
tr*
^v m
"u n w itting
iiu n r
pram
o.crt
dieta'orehlp."
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At tha Ira saury Department
tha price uf aliver waa reduced
from 45 to 44 cen t, per ounce for
foreign produced aHvar. Thi* r«duction waa the Treatury'* first
change in H e-price for foreign
alira r In neerly two year*.
The reduction followed a break
of iligbljr more than a cent In
the' London silver market bectuea of feere that the United
State* deebion to discontinue
purchases of Meaican silver might
Proses# the abandonment nf |li
•tebnU utg iilTIuenc# on wnHd ,
eilver pricer.
Uw
Tli* United States, in retallu ‘ ‘2*
lion for Maxlco'a expropriation uf
,
American oil properties, haa eh,
legated its Mexiean allvcr pur- '' *J.’.
chase agreem ent, e/fect|ve Apr. 1, , n
9 high
adminialration
officlil ,r>nr
disclosed last night.
w ar"
The agreem ent haa hcvn In ef- J 5 rV
fact aince Jan. 1 and haa been a |
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m ajor factor in m alnUining Ihe , '
aUb IHy o f Mexico's currency "
R r g a n lln g t h r p r t ia p if ! . j l *rrm in a l n i a r k r t a f o r a prk-.- I n rr ra a e ,
W a lte r M ew ing, aaV a
m a n ag i-r
fo r
F in fo n l- O v ln lo T ru c k
firo w t-r-, d e c la re d th a t rltlv .iig ii
it w aa Ion r a l l y in th r w rrk •«
m a k r a n a r r u r a t r fn rm a x t n f i
t m a a i l i l r m a r k r t 11 m il. t b r
I rr m n a l m a rk e t p r i r r w ..nli| r l ”
in t h r r v r n l n f r n n lr r w r a 'l i r r .
W ith r r 'r r y a rn n l w r a l h r r v r g r .
I a lilt* tiu |Hiirit«l*d m il H int tin*
irM iiR R H i n « F m * r u t !
Once again "The Rlrnt Cyprasa,
Florida'* Towering Tree" Haa
brought publirily to Seminole
County. Appcraing in the currenb
bane of Th# Florida Heat, whose
circulation cover* thousand* of
goetts el lending hotel* over lbs
state, as wall aa being available
!** many points or lafonaatioei
d'stributad over the nation, la a
h a’f page story and cut of the
cypress repu'ed to i s the largest
in th* world.
"BotanUU believo It waa b a t
a tw ig 33 centuries ago, whoa I
Homer wrote the Illlod. And, Hko
the lit every mantelpiece, W ls
work of nature haa lived on and
on and la reputed now to be th#
Seminole County will be ihe
larg est tre e of IU hind in llta subject of n apacts! -solute" pro
world,” Iho s'o ry o f tho stately gram to bo broadcast over radio
tr e e ' w h k h dslly 1* attracting at*lieu WMBR at. Jacksonville,
numerous visitors rand,
from 1:30 I* 1:41 attack Tuesday
“Row thla m ernlfkenL cypress night through tha uowrtoay of tho
waa rpared In nil th* years of Atlantic Nattannl Bank of Jack
Spanish, British, and American sonville end It* local affiliate, the
cp'anlaation Is the subject m ost 8*nferd Atlantic NnUooal Bank.
(frequently discussed by It* group*
Principal speaker during the
0# v is it o r s s t h a S tory continued. flfteeu-mtaut* progrua* will be T,
. Th# Seminole County Chamber K. Blmpaon, prid lmd uf the Semi
of Com marc* was rospenafcta for nole County Chamber uf Comthis valuable h it o f publklty, ware*, who wfll- enUlua Bamlnol*
furnishing n r e t fo r use to eea- Cooaty'a outatandlag nttrortkm a
neettast with th e tto ry and also and advaataguo, particularly ilrea-
Program On County
To B e Given On Radio
D BD ICA TB CHU RCH
SPRIN G S,
M ar. t t . '
Italy Telia F r a n c e
In Effect To Keep
Hands O ff S p a i n
o from londiitt ihow t Itatllrehlp, eon of Man O 'W ai, ami winner of the tiian d
ill’ uvi-i the l“nt jum p on Ihr lum cua roum e at A lglrw , Kmc Inin I T hr o 'h e r hotioj
Workman, wtikh finished third. A crowd of 250.UP0 epn-'aloia aMrodrd the evvut,
|’n hundredth tunning. A'up the w lniu-r is llruee lln iio .
stag tho ouloo ol I g ib lli County
Harry A* Neel
Dies Following
R o llin s Curator |
Delivers Lecture !
foidi-d thr r.rrr mails up moat
, «1 th—A.lvauro troop*.
Long SicknessI
On Florida Bifdsj
8|Miil*h y.n.-tnmotil ipokoaman
at U a lta l ami IUrc*-l»w« adm it,
tiat tin- *llUAln>n w as I r a n , la
k
Mixur. Ila|v m aftiwt told F t t M
■ t" kr*-p h er handt o ff Sylkt
I whd« Italian IrwiM cow lhiaal
( to a at tho Itiiurconla.
II In l.mnlon tho IIHtlah BOTaor
Il.vriy ,\
N.-el- lM * 4 f « U m vrt m n iril • not* from U«aixtit'-r of tho Klaaintmed Valley eralhrintit Franro of tho
1«‘
t i k i Itw k.ik-1 l-.rm e ity |- « it owner a o rfro tt > aiin i Ma fj'p o a w a g
uf fh e Kotkloid lletatkl Ja-1 *t not Uonh riviliana u n W i it w«fO
T h r nolo r« p i i imd
Id. home in K u iiU im c yc.ter- J nwrutry,
.5- v e fta n e —« follow m a a im- I a o rr r- that a» many rltU la*o
- h n l b rm tilled In Mpainh m a t
U |i*& tUuv •,T
|Uitr|->l rervO e. wilt tv vim - n , "
H undrirda of S uiM m G rrm an
d m te d il.t, o U e in o o n -»t
I •*■*
(Y ilm ta f dr*
M lfl. t .1{1, . V, tk|. Ik Ih« |.-v|k Wltl ■m j o M i-rlmta
tia n t’y drm nndrd nrw rtrr<h>*a
l-e en-ukati-4 m k h l.n-l-ilia
-kkivivoi*
t« k iu .|o
In* ■ml autonomy for I trehotlovmkia'a
wklow M l' Alton Neel, h i \im j :.:oai,*na* tin m a n nunonly.
Kuwrrd ilitd rn, leader n f Dm
in.-,-. XI■«, It. \ \ tM iu ik k . a kl>
lio n ', rrntainrd in Ih r
te e . K U In « ie. **( r . i i d
And
a („n ean
h it lirutrnanta
l-l. lU ei t ly.lv he* | ol |k*.» n ,-..te . lu r lttta iia l 1-ut
*t m - l tig rrow .it in th r t m w n
I lab
to n high
At. N e 't .Aloe to FhtoidA l.*».«* ia-iilvrine tln m a n y
H ieat.m . ,\t> ... r.tl*
I W , p i'ih i>l n a ii enlhutia.m .
Ihr h i t r t t l hiret ng waa at
I •n.ime At *i, l.»«-.l-ho I .
( issi ni mec Etl ito irW us
Once Part-OwnerOf
.The Sanford Herald
B o a r d Of Directorsj
Elected By RotarM
ans For Next Year.
regular luncheon of lh*
Chamber of Commerce
held ill Ihe Veldei Hotel
f at 12:15 uVliM'k.
11..- Mini n u m 'lily kneelin g o l
I h r t ’lly C o m n d rx ln n w ill ho hvhl
In- Hie I 'P y H a lt to n ig h t n l 7.31)
, 'cliH-k. C ity f t , r k F ra n k 8 iarnk-
si*M, ii jHirtiHl tmluy
Vii liiluli »if F it)
«ti•Immtcv'*
will l*t* f i(v«l I** l4»rv
I ’Miik
1.. MMlvr m n M’.t'iiou nl tliv Mu |
i «i|*ul I V u il
||M»|
A h (III ! 1*1- r n *'11*11 «*f Mu 4, ll**
m n itin h .it tin- i |*l* ( u liu li In **11*1
Him jDltl 4* f 1tic *f l lit* nn is* in incr*
(IfJ* I* Ills 111 Ml ll Ip, I,.it by K kI
.tin r
ii.nl ilh a p p '- a t. •I nliiu* l
n f Ininti r - K«11it**:
aa n r r x i l l
In itlitnni 1 lit ar
I h rm in
•
ulmiiFH. I , iii!t r t >*
b - g .-ll H int,
lu iw r v ri, |tii - u m itli* uImUII a t < It
a n Ii h i .-.i • m M ult n m o M i' t i n t
tTicy a r r ntnv f mi»nl til •mil*v l« lf«
* *fH(*J| r 11 M!l*l
Iblutll* Hie *■“ *4 **i
ll mnltiiHPid »*i |*H«I«> ll** 1
Jaycee Golf Tourney Begins Apr. 2;
Big Tree” Story,Told In Current '
Issue Of “Host”
, Officials pointed ou« that <h*
allvgr unda(standing was entered
h* to by the United Btalge a'rktly
M a -favor basis,1' and that Bee-'
retary of Slato Hull bailevod It
was caw of the large#t sing!* contrtoation* by this government to
IWtorenea of the ^edmlnkua-
Rebel Army
Blasts Way
Into Fraga
BATTLESHIP COMES IN TO WIN GRAND NATION A!
till a
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|i- iiL i h ip t*f M t t .
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Alai k.imfk*|l belweve* tho age* n f IF aw l 33
W iH ttin **
llmiwi**M
w ill
ik» i* t ] every o>hev a i l
|l» lt
mi
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A illl* l* t
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Ami t o . Army nf f i e w l . K. i -- met o*ewt. are m g t m r a l
tbaaa la ■
C h iih iii.t ii 1‘i r i i U . \\ iUui»
Its a a CWgt
W |: |In|ir«a* ttji« b een iiaitkrtl a* I . f 1, .m ild ivoder, am,! h i. ,hA '6 *|Airv%l foe ad m itiM
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aervvmg Vvdlegv
a Mujiu nf ihr Mt'ii'a I»|Viiii«iii vt*|i i
,
j Mr. Mwharf a d j that t a y i u d
ir p r n iiiH g I In* L i k a
H u b , i! i t t i
•
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x
j young aaaw who a rc l a l i l i d a d
m
Th.- Advenre likfla FometHIr*
a i l meet tk i. af vruktuw Im tho
I'k nipulgn llre d 4ktaHris al 5 Uc>
oVkirk ami will d ia ru u plena foe
i'v *• or k w h ch wdl begin l e
m on aw,
A o'ugsn boa Levs edwptrd by
th - K.lvetkun A im y, "From v.evy
- F i t l y a e ti'o and e - n e A(my.j
I'U K U S , Team, Mar. 3 t —f i n
k-tip tirrurdiog to hi* ability, tv aJvy and i u i w n l t n e p t a * d ( e.f— 4 k^rm WlWwd a iw M
«-k« i ykiim ecrvrdteg to hia a m h ,* ta pgwpavattomv todsT Im «hv
d y w a m .^ -d l o l « cma»W»
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.to o , w ay
• 'apt. Hose a a ij adding th e ' "Wv asual axlenei'e rv. i a . i l u vom
t rlk v v lh » it tlw epirit of 'he pwbta in th - woitom. h»»l.w* h*t w
fn o d .m
yea'evday
ta w
M x.lrr, and ii> t remind you, lie ■I Will Im » -'d Only in »*»•' <d|
M m n'am h t w a cowl
got* h i. beet, w bsl will you give?” *w
n s * weew aHU at UrT* t**W*
Tho prueixm h »*•*• 4 at *6- «-_- x. ._.» | . ,,
* took -I I
PLANNING I KCEU
latalag JM.4M vofwntwa* - d h u Wia of dynam ite from t e e 4*
m M 4>yi iw -onlrA -t |o 16, ML ^
f w , , , , , , , , raptm ed IU a
TALtJMIAS-SKK. Mar. » - t P
. ( balrtuan A rthur B. H*W of
t.rd a y
'h r S tale Rood Uepuluaookl go*'
frnlAy urged cw-operutivo ptan*
nuvg by urgantsot tuna in'erea'ad
ui FluSWla highway towu'ifknttam
Byalerunlk plauutag is nafernery,
he aaid, if praaeat touaU ttcntiaa
paujvct* are t* he «e**toad to
the highw ays a t Urn future. .
Army, Navy, And «**»«*•(* «'<v wm«Ma r in e Officers,
P l a n Recruiting'll hbraped Convicts
wwamm*. . . . e
J
Are SUU_At Large
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” fl ANFORD.FIiOWDA
T nuw sp^v
m a ta a M 0 a M w * w g F « M -w i
rorIds Finest
Army Supports
Hitler’s Moves
jx p e rts
‘
S ay
State Market
Bright Spot In
Farm Picture
Cnnlleueif grem f a i l One
<rn ere brought here from ■ur-)
rmci’dlng counties and more ramL10 p an . ol ,no
G erm a n
—
m
More Funds Are '
Granted To Buy
Surplus Celery
L arg e
A tte n d a n c e
Special* T h is WeeV A L f lo t n e tf i ‘
A ! O a r F O in ta ia
F r e a k S tra w b e r ry . S u n d a e . ...... ................................
L a rg e L im e A d* W Ub C h e rr y ---- *.—.......------------- -—
,
F o re m o st le e C rea m — p in t— ;!— ..------- .................— A O ra
F o re m o st le e C ream — d is h ............ ------------ 1............ ........! • * '
H a r e Y ou T ried O a r p a n U A H rta W in*?
T h is W eek O nly W e A re S e llin g I t F o r M e A Q a a r i
H o rto n 's o r K ro g e r’s I 5 e B e er—
2 F o r 35c— S3.00 P e r C a te In C a n s
A b o Bock B e e r O n T a p — 10c O r In B olU ea
,
H e a rs D r; G riffin
° f * * f to tho State Of Florida service* at
Iho Firat Baptist
for Siala ltd. No. M I:
• Church, conducted by Dr. J . ’II.
Utk* Hhora Dor. Co-, a eorp. Griffin of W inter Horen, Her. W.
lan d s in section 17-SI-S).
P. Brook*, pastor of the Church,
F. I. lafon et Ui„ Clara V. announced today.
land* In aecllnn H-SI-ID.
j The muiical each evening la
In'amatiunol Fruit Corporation led by J. M. S t neclpher and
land* In section lC-21 tt.
special aonga are included In tho
Mm. Wnlter K.
Hutchinson program. Rev. Brooka atated.
. .lan d * In lection 13-SI-M.
A specal program haa been arIktqald |). lawla at u*„ Margar-T ranged for the young paople FriE. S trip acrosa . Lota 11-tl day n’ght, Key. Brooka said, odd*
Forest la k e Bub, n.
ing tb it the public la eordlatly In*
'P artial Relaaaa of IKo,tn*i*
vlted to atlend the revival aerrlcea
Margaret Maull To Mary H. beginning each night a t 8:00
tanaenl'Kih.
o'clock.
Jimmie B. Morri* to F. I, lafo n
-----------------------
a r . 2 “ ™ ."“ .".‘L’" *™‘
»~r- Kiwanis Told ftf.S S arA ^ llP JT :
N p p H T n
P rP S P rv A '^
*•/ m m u - o#r cw ta
" r^ 1' N e e u
1 0
r re se rv e , ^
progr,m for the
^ f'rm cra ln
.
W jl J
| : f ^ 'c o m in g week ha. not be-n rk '
2 : 2 a ra T u t. 0 W l e
“ I ,a
L ' 1 ^ « « « - but wll' p r.h a V lF .te .« { ;
, By ALBXANOEB R. GEORGE j
|
WASHINGTON. Mar. 2.1.-bV) I o'e*l here almost as frufuenUy.
....
2“ .J™
« ,7.
) —N atl Germany remake* the may!
Between July ], 1037 and Fab. Life Conservation Weak and also
..
|n
Thelma In I aka*
; of central Europe under the march- ]
,,
ing feel of a sodieiy now rated pounds of gre:n cabbage was the colorful stamp, depicting , . .
ro ll Ihroupli tho local Market. | rarions types ef wild life t h a t " * ™ ' .
m fc ,
iotia
Iho finest In tna world,
ml un7." * r .b £
hi',. Arms esprit* hero agree th" O h cr crops ranking high were *r* faring dMIneCKm. H , .t.ta d |
h,»ns (17,742 hnthols). j
rJ 11
IW e seems to be some hope
p Urrnuin army has replaced thu ^ " P
nche*),’ ,0 rl|rry "n Iho educational pro- mmmtg
farmer» ##.*o*M*a'ef
French in the l*:t year or two.’ hpo's (10,103
rerro a Itrsm of th" organisation and fects of Iho drastic 33^3.paresnt
el
_
I LIVK ON I I I A MONTH
/ . M*ny of the military sharp, r»l"j ci-lcry (27,711
Army Dtachar**
peanut
that
they
w
on
drawn
try
Ding
(CJiSl
doyen
•hipping
sllotment
declared
affec
■. Hnly'a foico* second only to the
1 Darling, president of the Foder. tive for the current week and also 0 . B. Army To Char. c . Co*. Ix)8 ANGELES—WT—Eighty
hay
(fiO.OM
pounds),
Iceberg
l*tJ, derma n ,’.
Quit Claim D«rd
ct»l*age boya arc living an 922 a
luce (i,7M crates), onion* (IJHHj atlon.
.
Iho poaslh’e effect of th* threeTho Hiller mililAry machlno doyen bunches), parsley
(3.lin>| *1 'ha meM’ng today plan* day shipping holiday for this Z. D. tllte* at n*. To Allen F. A month for board and room at
v Is listed a* tup, in three highly1 doyen bunches), English
KIU. It lint) rnlf.
Brentwood Cooperative hall a t tho
peasi were discus .ed for attandspr* at
Impirtnnt rc*(icc|*:
Crop L|eg .
University of California a t Lot
(1A«!> hushela). Bullnoae pappers th* Inter-rlul, K(«anL mealing » . ’
_ (Bj, 0f t|„ shipping
I. Tho areraga German soldier (1.07(1 bushels) radishes (8.102, to bo. held In Ml. Plyiaoutti . , | .
ty „
khippadi Susie W. A (I. F, Harrison T,i Angeles.
.. has been selected mure carefully!
> T te students manage the amall
squash' Tuesday n'r.hl nl which Fend dt|r,n, he flr>t two days of th*1 Ban ford Tro. Cr*illt Aasn.
and la auperlor phy,|ra||y and, doyen bunchrs), yellow
1BallafacCon #f Lien
budget by doing all their own
M,4«r,
hushela),
atrowbeirlaajBarker, ln»ernnt|..na| secratarr. wrek , nd |. | . probable that the
menially to iho avoraKa siddter
Chaster Cl. FA.gkte Co. Ine, To bcusfwork.
(22.300
pin
it),
sweet
potato#*
will
he
guest
apesker.
'
«t1t
|r,
.mount
of
this
w*s
gov
f • ot ’other European notions.
John O. Palnky.
, a‘
- — 1-_=r-=------------1.10,W,2 pounds), and lurntp*
Dr. D C. Beml. In a report at ^ ^ . t purehi«ts, It waa IndlI. The tlrrmau soldier la more (10,301
tatlafaellan af Mortgage and Uen
P n litim l
dosen bunches),
tho meeting, also tohl of tho
highly train'd.
1
Widely Used
work ot thn i.rgnnlut|on and oth*
8|n^e a r r |v l|, . t terminal mat* Kfultabln Trost Co, To Msraarot
i
J, The German force* aia In
Ann a Beniamin ii. ouihrie.
A d v e rtis e m e n t
Whlli*
appro»lm«<cIy
IJ5
percent
°r
r
'
rl®
<crft,,f
^
in
.
Vt
*
of
celery
ehlppod
the
Utter
genernl Iho lic*t utnied mid]
nf the produce r.old at the Market c'mnrctfon wl.h child welfare.
n o( jM, m |, a r t; espeetdd J o
equlrp'd
I nil.,, T o n " " io i'W T T *V o*w ia*io*“
»>, ouria *t ■*. « # r y Lillian
nu irici v ■»>**. o » »
■ Of *n avllnhk manpower eon-' Is rais'd |n Hcinlnolc County, a *,D 'll I’lfyed pictures of i|e- |0 ecaM. Monday or Tuesday Of •« Tq
ctn lfo t It. K. 7n*. Co.
i n m m ll* Primary. **»r *•
icport
for
the
pn'vluu*
season
f‘
r|uMoamen*
children
In
this
*
0.
1^
those
close
to
tho
W
• alderalily Impnr lh«n that nf
Asslgkmant af Mortgage*
D. U THRASHER
**
Fr"ner, Iho (irrmun. have plike.l 11 vcnli 1lvilt mi Ii*j*h th in 25 coun- in|*^ty hul n^v** w*n !o ® irtftt |jua t y nrr fortcas'ing an upwaoi CfntrdTi I t K. Investment Co. To re a’ecUcn by the peopU of Seor
0j lh t tnarkel a* the f«i|
Iho rrram for nr'ny „err|ro flrr i M s In the s a le made use of the ps *nt correcled’ through Iho co. 1Culvert. Debenture Corp. By W- Inole County upon hla record ot
nt,n ynujtg men hnvo be»in fiiclllMc* them. Ill general Iho ,,T’,ra l|n n "f tlm civic organ Is* . , ffw.|« nf th , ,hlnn)n#' holiday .’(!. DoCdiirtuy at uxharing faithfully performed Ihe
produrn
bouglil
lure
is
sold
In
trained by highly capable offl*1
Georgia,
,s<ai
h
fm
ollna.
North
J
*
»'
the
moctln,
e«r* from II to II lioura a day.
LA CJENTBB. W csh^OF)
Virginia, out thn " h k '
I'lu.ldod over b)
compared with about ,l> hnur. Carolina .... I
V'hen- di n . -edw
collapsed
rrport hhim*
Ihnl
purchasesrc<idenl Kidney J ,
Nli were!
r j ______
■-__ after
a day |n ino,t other armies.
vjrish’ng aga n*t a live wire, a
from the Hsnfonl Merkel have
J H. GHffln of Winter IU»
Minesmsn:
applied
ammonia
to her
Iwen mude In 21 »ln c , of the' 1 r** f*rl|nul Bnd
II. tl. Me.
Innetrila and another pumped air
Famrd Technical Talent*
union nml Iwii C!anarflaii nrovlntr* i'a'n
tn’o her lunga with an au'omoblle
In lli" In I four y>urn, ft"! Gcr
mans have cuiii:<-filr*tr'l on th' tr
fumed technical tnl"nl* im,l
thorouglincea In mass production
’
J-o rc e H a s R e p la c e d
F re n c h In L a s tY e a ri
smaller firmer* and grower*, and
in ihia reaped Urn farmer* are
agTced tb it it h*l proved It*
worth tbla aeaaon. Hut the largrr farmer* and shipping organlxa'lons ir e al*o finding U of
great assistance to them in their!
mat luting problem*.
L i .in*..,
.......i.i.
__
”,
I .......... .
*
grown
W f ra rrv • M - W t * I I - . *
fru o .
B la in . N l m l * * * W * O i M e rla w . teeOo— *11 at
ra**iit
»*
H om ers Soda Shop
W # D e llre r— P h o n e 1117
ten*
1938
M o d e ls !
W IS P-jM fE IB H T
iritlt l o j f o x y a r n ; >
Beach Appeal you WILL look bclUr
In JANTZEN fonn-fUt.ng trunk*. New idea*
in
construct Ion
and
fabrics. 51.95 to 54.95.
G a b e rd in e
S h o rts
$1.95
T erry B each
J a c k e ts
..... n
$ 1.00
C m tln u ll rt*m Ptm* Or*
Hlii ra, Today her b&o.oiio in tin
u p " said to tir niipiuirii'il 1>y a
tra in e d
r ' * p r i " o f * im io u ih i.
Moro-ivrr. rniiui with Aiulrlu
m i n u s n ^ n ti.in n tln l In i-rea e In
N u * l in llit n r y m lijln , A .M iliiti l i s ,
k O . l i i m i n M m , w t ( i | r a i m ,| m i d
f s l t l v u d e i^ n a ti'ly n u l l 'd , T l i c s " r " l *’ r v ' '
o f « # ’ 0 « I, I M M i t e m - n , u l m u t t
a p u r w ith th e n rllv o ,
French
Torces Sea lered
F ra n c. Hifnrtned <»•> it v ih i-mJ"""
» '"a r la ir L o m o n .
to a , h ig h „ s ip ton s.
i n g i<> h « v r a f u l l s u p p l y
I - m i , m i r ’1 Irn a i a l l n l i l o „ t . | |
III"
M arket
m sn n g im rn l
ik p
n" 7
ii"
''milling
packH ecko f a ll
tlm **,
•>“
.willing to co-operal* with Cham*
Ihrrlaln on n non-pol|llc*1 basis lo
place the arm* and aircraft fac
tories on double shifts provided
,lhe Prime Minister seasoned hi*
(foreign policy to labor's tests.
• nd pledged that union labor
would not suffer from th* ipeedIng tp.
In Franre an oulbralk of new
slrikes p led worry on ^top of
worry for tho Topular Front gov*
.eminent of socialist l<eon Blum.
1 In Fpstn th* Insurgent armies
.look a new tack riln the 'd riv e
ogainst the northealtrm territory
of the government, (hitting the
^ f f e w lv r “ ” i o ' t h V ''n o r t h " T h ". In , u r f r n t , e o n ,| n u e tl ,0 r e p o r l v k .
fo rk l
I n ' c h |n ,
c o u n ta rstU c k ln g
C h in e se f o r * ., p re v e n te d Ja p a n e a *
tro o p , fro m c ro e .ln g th e G ra n d
.. m l l M c n . , , Ch)nMf eoun, i , ^ ( f W I| , M
Z ^ aan , " f n" 1
' ' • ' ** ' '[T* ‘ “ r“uwl on*
lwo,north ot Kuchow estendrd the
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V ’" r - I
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V
I , l n " ot * * > « 10-tey o’d battle I n
.
" rn
,m"‘l
' "■n1, u
n "’ :; U T . «""'«wiille* are „ gtgrn'fc hslrpln M mile* deep
unt |i-:,fa.Much I n il. H ii.ttilp-, generally islihogp. celery, U ans. , nd 50 m| | „
w'd, .long tho
M ftt^ m iil|* ry nt»«l nim itfl
m rHru , nr lumii ia m , whiju Ih«s Tlentflrn-I'ukow mllw»y
old e t n a s I r. I with 1 1 1 - ti'irman*-.' b"b .n c ..f il„. In id is filled outj Th, j , p , n„ , # , flPr
s7R.ml|c
I " ! : *' f
"f
', “n
*•' ,,h r r vc«; march southward from Tientsin
nooou an,
rm.kid l.v mv. n l •'
■ hm- In d an c. a truck , ou|rht to fwrM lh# crossing of
. m l h o r l t l e a « v , « k h s i l . . M . p r I n c . . . . . . . . . . .. f i v e I o n a
of
p r o d u c e t h e O r a n d C a n r l 22 m i l s * n o r t h o f
In I '" F r e m b In
I d ir a lr n l i l i s r m ' e r i s t i c *.
m i l m ip h t 'n k , o n th re e Io n s o f c a b * ,h f v | t .I Ju n c tio n w ith th s L u n g h s l ;
T ,a |u .i.l I ,g ,. a n d tw o t o n , o fc a r t o ’ s. n « |]w n y
a t K u ch o w , b ut C h in e se
Italian raiorvn nufiib'Ti t.riim.uai l . " H ,
e g g p la n t,
"n d a tta c k , fro m bath H an k s th reaten .
)(ll„|u, will* n
| ,11" I I»t*rh*«|it f i v | v or ***11 other jitina.
ed la fores a withdrawal.
I n x n r m y o f I .null,n o n i t n d i r u
Help*. I'armrr*
| Uhlnete claimed suacesse( in
i B r v e h i | f ,"0 0 .0 0 0 , p a d ' in n ta n -Ai comparatively fpw farmers attack, upon Tenghslen, I,Inchon*
p i i w i ' r . Jim t h ' e f f i ' i i t v i ' i i o s a i . f ni" in a ponillon in ship * r«r- and Ilrnchowang along the rail* i
III" ltU u »lu h U |g n iiiia |lii||,
par
bad of uny'oil" kind of vegetable way but the Japanese said afore*
U cu la rly lin e s
th e
i >u i i : «
o f ot any Mm lime, wl'h Iho rxrep- of 3,000 Chinese were decimated
spy o I * “
Jiiah-raiikltia
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1' "j,...1* ,
■ funiii Ity. Itritd '". Hie " l|k
noVl"t llilllluiy fntiop 4|i> fold
to lAi con""iitluli-il in Kdii'iiu. fir
from K'iiiipu.
Gpuil
tfetl f.1
llrilaln,
relying
"n
Ip
navy sup|i]eiii"iii"d by n ,tt»ng
air fiiiro u,. tho Ural lin" of d"
fin*", 11 ruled »a iimi|»ar«Uve|y
wink in bind alri'tisUi. Hrltutu
Ida isit nrllte loii ii nf laii.onil
nan, Inrtiidini: utmtn Ifiii.tHin bi
India, tihi- Ini, n irtoivu nl ID.Don ul iiolou.
Clichsilerakiaii
Doubt.
I.lt.lo Gxi'clloaloVekiit, fearing
Ike tlciiinin plmcr, Inn a llrat
Hlio army ut IttOiiou unit u r»K*rv* of lAOiJ.Uixi fiiiriy will
troln'Hl. lint military wbtervura
doubt II It mmlil »uci-erafully ru•I l f"T ui Ur* Ihuu ID i|a>* lh«
force* iif (iurmsny, vastly ,u
purior in numbers and equip'
tnuiil.
j
Th' G"iuinn air form nl » I*'
fail’d lop. In Kurofic. Italy in,
rlaravd komriil, Franco thlnl *uJ
Lritaln fourth. The Brlllali aruj
cnmlna op ns an air power unJi
typo fur typ* III* modern Brit-
| | ()n ,,f »,.l"ry, ihear leaa-lhan-jwhan.lt atlemptrd a crossing of
carload fm niits have found |n the lake Welshan In a flotilla of
kfatkel mi rsrelleut opporluril y junks for an assault on Llnchang.
for djapmliig of thi'lr miecellan-'
"OU»
proiluc"
advanliigroualy.
C o u n ty
C o u rt R e co rd s
W srtsnty OScd*
Jerome. Henry l!. et us To Paul
G. A Hntcl t:o*.
The Central Ileal Kstalo Co- To
J. C. Davit
Gn0. \V. Mi Donald ct ux To CIt. Wertl.
Mdrgaret T, Tlngley et ux- Fre-1
T. Tu Fred T|ng|oy,
C- Kelly, 8gl. To n, F. Wheeler,
TrUitee for U K, Wheeler. Jr,
Hylvoater K Wllaon, Inc. To El
len Hhlpwa.li Lea.
J. A, llulnc* et ui. To Henry D.
Ilarruw et ui* Laura.
Goo. A. Spoor. Jr. el ux. To
(luhilun fn rk rr Brown.
Aar**m*nt* Far Oaed
K. L wgnn et ux, To C. II Mum.
I’liiillno A (Hoi*, wid. To It. ii.
Dutton ot ux. Hollie.
Master's Deed
K J. Nlv. Kpl, Maaier t» C, Kelly.
J. H. MiCb'l |ii nil, Blieriff Tn
Sinclair Super Service
Gasoline-Oils
H A Y N E S
W a s h in g — G re a s in g
tir e
R e p a irin g
Park A bid
I’heoe 8>3-J
Looking For Your A d
RECAPPING
50% SAVING
W t guarantee firat
new tlr* m.leag* in
recapa A retreads.
price is Ictw than half
of a new tir*. i
475.x 1 9 -4 4 AO
550 x 17—55.50
600 x 16—56.45
lin*
our
Th*
that
Though moat of them ar* amkll _
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farniei*, Ihe aggregmlr of iho pro- T o o L f l t e T o C l S B B l f y
dure grown hy Ihrm throughout
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the srufim ‘Is surpri*liigly large. Furnished Garage Apartment for
T IR E S H O P
Most trui-k buyer*, Ii was fur- ' 'vnl. Ilrasonabla. C!ua* In. 803
III K. ta d BL
I1H
ilirr Indirutpd. sell in lha smaller
T1"*
markets ri her direct to the local
produce inerrhonl# or direct to
Ihe retail a1ores. If It w en
■ r u m u raiuAY^ATimuAY
olh'rwi-e, Ihe*" local merchants
All Kinds Freak Baa rood
would huve to order Iheir suppIMa
from the linger carlo) marketf.
Dressed Te Yeor Ceareakace
pay a profl* In the cnrlot roPrice* To Fit Yeor Bedfot
crlver, and then pity a delivery
rharge either In freight or
SANFORD FISH MARKHT
•’ruyegr for transportation lo the
*M U S U IN *
r s o s i MS
• ore.
The primary purpov nf the
Market at the lime uf I , es
tablishment was to fiirtiLh an
ou let for tho products ot the
Lemmond
Don’t Disappoint Theft)
T h e y w a n t to s e e y o u r a d . . . b e c a u s e th e y s h o p in
H e r a ld f ir s t,.w h e r e th e y k jio w t h e r e a r e
v a lu e s
Removal Notice
I an now Iseated In lha Arcade buildlag, No. 1* Banford
VS. » l h a fuT line of Kyaaisa Knsmels, Bead * U ..j
>, l.uca» A Coolldg* ho**# petals.
Picture Framing And Furniture Fainting.
Come and aeo me.
I. D . M a r t i n
f
bo
tn is te d .
T h e s e p e o p le a r e - y o u r b e s t c u s to m e rs .
T hey
b u y a n d th e y D O
to
buy
w hat
th e y w a n t v a lu e , to o , a n d
you
have
o ffe r.
b e c a u s e th e y h a v e
T h e S a n fo rd H e ra ld a d s , th e y u s e th e m
w ant
to
B ut
fa ith ,
in
a s th e ir h o u se
T ho S a n fo rd
H e ra ld
h o u s e w iv e s , th e ir
re a c h e s a ll th e
husbands . . .
th e
“ b e p t c u s to m e r* " ;
p e o p le
w ho
k -. •
f<j> rm
th e b u lk o f th e b u y e r s a ll o v e r th is a r e a .
,>UkPD ,al* >■* »*W IS L tli tkecaafter I1IJI
Dodge
U ^kLs
Packard
Chrysler
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l.h plunoi arn *n!d lo b« *uper
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Th* Germans, however, have
bwn producing combat plan** at
a rule of four to the British on*.
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S e m in o le C o u n ty P r o d u c e s
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VOLUME
Hull Proposal
Is Approved
By Roosevelt
P re s id e n t
P la n
T o
A nd
s l a y e r
d e c l a r e d
in s a n e
E n l a r g e s
“Battleship”
Wins Famous
English Race
P R E S ID E N T
NUMBER 181
E s ta b lis h e d In 1908
1» ?
R ID E S
IN
S P E C IA L L Y
D E S IG N E D
LaborlsMade ■;* .
Vital Factar i
In War CrisisF*
C A R
B ritis h
S o n O f M u n -O -W a r Is
E m b ra c e
M in o ritie s O f
s ia
a c c u s e d
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , M A pK .II 2 5 , I M S
E ls e w h e re
C h ie fs
O w ned
C o n fe r O n P la n s T o
B y A m e r ic a n T o W in
S peedW ar P re p a ra
In
tio n s
F irs t
R us
L abor
H o rse
O ver
100
Y e a rs
By
3
■
E n g la n d
%
AtNTltEE, KNlit. \N I ). Mur.
Domestic P o l i c y
Goes Back To 1789
N u m b e r A d m itte d T o
U . S. G o v ern ed
Im m ig ra tio n
By
L aw s
W ARM
S P R IN G S , G a .,
M ar.
28.— ( A P ) — P r e s id e n t
R o o s e v e lt
s a id
to d a y
th o j
A m e ric a n p ro p o s a l to g iv e (
a n a s y lu m to p o li'ic a l refu * ,
g e e s In G e r m a n y a n d A u s tr ia
* a ls o a p p lie d t o o p p r e s s e d m i
n o r i t i e s in R u s s ia , S p a in a n d
: I t a l y «*d a n y o t h e r c o u n tr y (
e b ro a d .
France Hit By
‘Stayin’ Strikes
—M l—lljf Ihn. n ail')* ni iit:in of
ItiMil. Iht* United S lil *< seated
tin' fiist American iwm-daml brtd ,
v it lory In the in ttv cm history of
the Grand N ito n n t Nt«-jp|*eha*«
today when Mm. )Urli>u F tnl(‘i 1
Etat limit Ip, son of th*; fa mow*
Mun-H W ar, led 16 il'n ! t over
tin' ilifflcblt rouran >f foil.- tildes*
W>ll v e n d s.
■j
It. ('. MrNally i IIpjnii Diitlie’J
mtdiiiI,
Sir
Alex
MseRi.irj**
W
T
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O
'Workman third,
Cool on, onu
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b .i1
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•
I n s u r g e n t D riv e
tu re s
M any
e rs, W a r
C ap
P ris o n
M a te ria ls
Hy At»acl*tt#d
V. Rank's
Fourteen Amcr'ian* won 1150,*
HO) I'.'ch w hin Ualtlri>lii|l won the
I'lesldent. Roosevelt lieie
his Imt and sm ile* from the tonnesn of I h«- »j ■.e i.■ 11 \ designed
Bound lo a stretcher. Itoy Ridenour, accused of slaving his aged Ciam l National at Alidrcc.
Ito added It was designed »o. f,;her and wounding his mo’her with «n me, Is shown being carried i.lhrm won $76,000 on ltoyal
" ™' ,,f ">'■ tJnllnl M i'r, '..r et service
lt rolls through Gainesville. t.»
rhe mw ma.mn.< h»*
help all groups aeeklng to get ||)U) (hc C)|Url hoU|<e
j M)Monv|Upi y | . . whPrt< hl. ^tM declaim!
mil clglit won $70,000 > MH ineh wheelbase, inn iv. guns in »|>e*tol i mpartmenis. Mayor I'lrrpont Brown of llaln- svtlle
lands—Jews, l i e
rat of troubled lands—Jewt'
is a forrorr Inmate of the Florida a n> horpltal for '," h "" Workn,a" lo bri",r ,h#
l»'»"'" the Fn Idu.t and tlov. Ft U. Rivers ,.f G'torgl* The I’rodd.iit dedicated Roosevelt
In H rila iti t h r e e la b o r o r ttnnlratlnU H
co n fe rre d
on
P r im e
M i n is t e r
C h u m b c rIn ln ’rt a p p e a l
fo r u n s tin le d
eoii|ien«tlon (o apreil rexrm aturn* a* ilu* "first priority nf
the Chamberlain foreign policyIn Fr"nee nearly i!7JK)0 wrork*
. i s were stui-iui; "slnyln" strike*,
to *lemon*'ri»tw support of the
Popular Front govim m unt head
ed l>y Socialist
Prem ier 1-con
Ilium, a* well a* to force now
Collec.'lv.......... met*.
It was iiusolicit' .1 ntid possibly
I no unwanted gesture n* lie had
plenty Irnillile from tlio balky
Ncnale ov. r defense approprla*tloii- Iml Ida cabinet-- l i illjfl Ilk-
\ w .
i.i ‘
a u -
Catholics and Proteslanls, (hat no
y 10 ''mrr'c,n * winnings to
new- civic rrtl'it built nil the ruin* left by the illmMwus Inmniln nf 19.1(1.
legislation was required to *«’ i ,he Insane.
eompliah Ihe purpose ami lhat it'
llislnry of (he rirr shows only
thti'c horse* ever won the classic
was In lino with a domestic
n n s
twrn surmssitc yeaiga—Atal El
Icy that goes hack to 1789 when j j C U c I l v v I l O u p S
the United Btntea held itself out
.Ksilcr in I8I9-5H. The t’oluncl In
i
as asylum for political refugees.
•JP99 70 and Kcynoldatown in 11136jfill. It's n'so n fuel only four
lie said the number of refugees
1*
jliorrt'ri hnvc manngtd to win with
admitted to the Unfed
States
the maximum handicap of 171
from any one country would be
c ]t y ^ n iT w s i h o e f s
’pound* {Jlotlcil to Royal Mull.
governed by Ihe present immigra
tions laws. As for ihe Austrian
commanded wise money suppoit.' « ,
A rm v
1 1 - iu 1 *
Except for lleluchsnce, all the w ill * I lt lO n / k r l l l j
I li lt t
County Agem ('. R. Ilauson C a l i f o r n i a n s M a y B e
and German minorities, ha said. B r i d g e s I s N o t S u r e I f L e v i e s O f E x i s t i n g
t u h . 1,1 T «
I n in I n
—H'l*|«*l «
budding miniAmerles nmnnnl rntrlra ole outA 'C C U T t lt e Itt'C O rtlH ’ I"'111 t,Ml"V in Orlando where he
American law provides that when
I n q u i r y v V ill B e B y I
M e a s u r e P r e f e r r e d siders. Mis. Marion Srott'* Rattle.
lO
J o in
1 ,1 sleria) rrisls ny approving Ulum*»;
„„
,
..
attended n district meeting fur
two counties merge their quo’**
O p e n F o r I n s p e c t i o n county Ageni..
Market IngProgrn m firupi'i nl to fi-.k thi* low rr houRl
are merged Into one. This wuuld
S e n a te O r H o u s e ,
B y F i n a n c e G r o u p (hip. n sun of Mun t)' IVar, is held
l____ ____________
*
for r a i l i o n
of u B4»*ik H*
at IB-li Rnhi-rt lu'hmHn's llidorle
permit about 20,000 to come from
.WASHINGTON, M*r. : l —iAVf
De< laruiK that hclm e miiplry j l>r ti. S. Nelrnsn was granted
t»f Him
I'iMProl Fruoi‘0 limn to nioi'L uumi'ilUts
the enlarged Germanic natloni.
SfMNfITON, Msr. fi. id*:— »t w0 to 1 sml Frank Gould’s What
- A ''"
l l Bpaule
,'V _
v*tul(
■*'*. Proposal
■-!-*---K-" group*
.V sicking an Utjcns'e
Finance CoinmiUro today [U*VB You..an uffaprlng of 1 rys'eg i, alti'n (or liny eaieo'. i1 alo'i.14 peirui.nlon loduy lo make repairs p»**itTilUi»h , will| tiiud't |u L«» p H imI ( in id iis b ilt Mil
K
hi Spain
ba Investigate | to Ttinl i:lo-it«'r lo hi* property on I’dlm etto Avel
», v t* r.u g ''fti (i.
,1 .3 .
WASHINGTON, M«r. it . -d # > ’TnVastt*ntIon of tbs Tenn«HW ^ ^ krIf tKo ,|oi*ae approved r* »> 1 « -t.
lo #fn» 110(1*1 Tlo Intfi D ili Afterfix
1
ill lo eli'iir a way
way J.U
for
Ito
—Tho United State* ha* pro vallay Authority agreed to<l"y on u’ t. "ind g fl” m* |ir»vi«in'j.s Jut] Helsrhance favors the Alntrer or imt it l» worthwhil-t t'nid. R mm by local Inilldltig Jnapertor ti, IF MU nl &.IHI *i'i lin k to iliiiils i force so.tgitl
mi
infiHiti
y
advance
toward
UtP
H.
them,
rum
in
and!
nit
tiffper
of
I*.
Paxton.
;
11nil If the threatened ruin
posed to nine European and all a new iwaolullon providing I".- of ih* revenue hill.
I*i <*i iriioU f«»r Hu* romlng
nlomn.
| chairman HarrUwi, Miss. Demo- (matrrlaHtes. he may tm pod- (lie L'itttdi'l htifu to,|.iy oinUrie-IJ
tlie Latin-American nations that a congressional Inquiry.
rl.in t.o
count croffenulvd
Benalor llridle* Now H«t"P- rrmit
,h,. Committee drclileil ,wnrd the faVorife. There are four tho epeiatinns of (lo* i!..lvHlioi|l The eyes of many residents urn! ii|<11 ii* iljsiffeJioi furUii'r *f ! A
they Join tht* rounlry In offer
ing ' sanctuary to political refugees Republltan, author of ono T' A ,j|(( p, lntT nn)| (.;ft Jf vie* in the “ther American-owned horses in Army and asked local .onlriti' danced rk y u stil shortly a f te r ] furl a l'* tmiMiivo Ihi* p n srjiL i on In.Its..lin'd l.y IVn.iun-lriilnt'd ri>4
i il.fere.'..O'l.'s I III eat. tied to wipe
prefemhie. The lh1, field, two of which on- Ane-r I tors to il1’. Id., w Imiliei Hi.' . in >■ HI-till o'cloci, ihi* iiiotning to I till lull ot tint rHory iimrhii
from Germany and Austria, the resolution, told reporters he and
*lio! out Jiipiiiirsi' ga.us in Out elder
(raleh a irlimp*.* of (lie upproxi- ] J. C l.ottUo, rim|» l.»ry
State department announced yes- denator King, Utah I>V"iu<i«i s , C o m m M i c eliminated lie- lean-hrcd, but one of them. Mrs. was worthwhile.
t inb y ilriti t.ffi use oiralitsl rhlna*n c n liu l
Capt, Rose pointed out that tlm m s'ely i'.(i I'uite.l Stales Army • ft-in in
cmauthor. had agreed with H.-n | | 01W provision whkh would have J ,'»e Met. .If* K I) II.. <|u.|te,l
Utday.
Arib> k,u*p* all
.*.*■planes llml uioi*ei| their way over Icot me ID'oiiJ »i* r 4ti'in io.i|t "I li.'iii.
Secretary of Blato Hull said stor, Barkley. K) Democrat, aud roniU)|idattd exemption from *ift 1,1 l0n '• " iiy lic withdrawn before Nulvation
Swift looting ...Mtrgent etdiimna
i#xp, i
race time hcennse of on accident coraln ree**nl 4,f "II p«’irons *t th f «My • nn u ilf In ()*ySuui Ho* font nml co n.at leave soon to
the administration has suggested Norris. Neb. lnd«ponden<. un- <ni|
vo lt I'itllfoinia . hlpi»',s in
an in Spain, odvancing on Ilm'-Ara*
astublishiucnl of an International thora of other r*xo|ul|otis, on thu 1(l|> |j11U5<1 provided total HO., to lls Jockey today. The rider. Tobi ti^Jpa- iii»**ii ini |itiliIm intpu* . Ilfutli.
effort to elfet t a K"nM"mo.i * gon froitl from the west and
form o( tbe new proposal.
(||10 rxrmptjnn from |M.th levies
fell " » race today and tl'iii,, iifiil fUfUi'ir Kfutiil 1Ii4i 1 lli»»
I t s s U is H m r a s e )' m i |
of j so.tlhwesl, reported
they had
Bridges said th* compromi*n vlli|(. ,llf. y,.n#.0 Committee up suffered a eontusrion.
^ work of tl.o "ir.iilnr.illi'o w»a' Home
ll-ioorovlrelion A gent anree.il, at fu r curtailm ent
Senate To Take
Action Monday
On Revamp Bill
I
Capt. Rose Urges
Investigation In
Charity Matters
C elery Prorate
To Be Fixed At
Lakeland Parley
shipment* from lln i seitton.
. icncltod n point three wile* front
Th** I'nlifoinln eelt'ry ind""ttv| ilu* nltale|-ii- govertnnent s tro n g -,
Tho lotsil At Miy i*n*I**t |n'liih‘il »» Hireling nf Ihi* Homo Krnnooiir i|u"* aol rtpctnl" under a Mar hold of ItoJ-iialoX
made against
TVA und whleh y[|f5,.n i'r Kmup aim re* lured dotrn horse* eou'.l lie counted
Niivt>ric.-c nnd (otllcluu tum ps,
sVi*“y •* AA*itirif»t|«ti of I'loridii whoi, in ke|l|ig AKret-fOeol an,) II " i I'1
Barkley and Norris h»d otniltcd aM.pWrT1(r jr,.nnn annual gift ex- nut before the race begin. Behind j out that Hm
hy
eatu lry , drnvo
hrnl m cotiniTiinti ujih Mo* djralr.l Ill'll Ml ltaii.il a t n top | tu p p u llrd
from their proposal*.
empfii.n which Ihe Hon e l.n-l rut the four leader* in the helling , o| mmuim* in in*>9f* Ci 'M '."I r'Miii
i.i down Iho /ningoxa-l.crida lilgll*
He udded II ho<| not been d"* j;i.non.
were Miiniui.* f
S*n Mikio lV, | (M[* nml f »|um* < •»***! Mm* wiiihl, mn 'ini: *«f »|m* I IiMda IMnrnMim i" ,-u't.llto ot H'e uid't"lr>
l lit" dal*, s til i "eh to m t"|o*lj way dining I)■*. nigtil. an ilisur*
Ian A* *t»ciaMnii
elded whsther an Invest lgM<hm ||arrt'"ii anlj^lhe Jin,sir nrlion Frrn. hl>r»d Tak'or Pinha. Mr iir« firliliiis Mti gon|M'i ill
the shippers hi the ("I' west in
II nst.MHnt tin I'n .r N p.rsl
would be made by tho -ttenate and would not e-uTTilrevr,. ie.
Warden Chilcotl’s llunliill »'ai«ile, KtoiKr t i'imI ill trio* is
House or by Ilia Ueuale alone.
..
Mr*. I). OeSrlinrnurl’a I’mVorn*
To | fir ♦)ti**i4ti,*ii
ilir
\
pm’y **f tmirinin h*fi a vo|.intury plan of ro o p eiatin n ),
IPm.-e Speaker Bankhead said
live, .Sir John f»rey'« Stnll»rid#c? Vs*li' ll A r « » f in v Os' t.p.tc apt!>ll Ihe Municipal Plrr aboard I'apr. fur slitl'pliot fill la (Iiu.'hI in u
It appeared certain that an
Ami Airi^*Aii Sit**, 1l»e IilMr t il Hi 4 I n r liiLi.-i11st uiti't. ? ' C »| ■t. II.
liii Rice's yacht "C lisn d h ” this final effort to stahalito tho tl".
I
I
ft
h'l.i
dly
nonrumr
for a Irip up Hie Nl. i.....n|lted i'oudtl|»ii of tlm celery
M
l-IU
tl.
does
in
"
ipilrr would bo made hy a Joint | J y | | y
R ' P . d l l C C d l r i,,'
l,y *S ir •’ ’ " ‘ h
Brnatt* Mini HoUjit uominiltoo.
niiti kid,
TowV.
m illiner. lull I'-m p o r-it* t t'llcf is John1 River to IJ'inoo Hloff when'
WiM. Ilte ndvei.l " f Iho nulls.
Kivuii « III In ii.V " ttli;.tl." u is go a f -.li fiy will lie held. The party
I will letutn 'lila evening ahmit Hilly warm wctillier l»r Ibis
tins ('ll."
limn of year Florida cilery t"
Arp.I llrr ppf-.|oo, -W hy ^limiid U;ll') oTlock,
resolution would Invlude eight .irov,,,| r , | . i ,]i; pmvlsfnn »f I10.-I The field was hclnwr Ihe uverage viethodleil loeuiihe p i* well in Mrs. _tjl-d» s ICemlull lell l..,lny
of 23 charges which ho originally j ))(, f„r r<c(,
this y e tr. Not one nf ih Ih re c |
, t nr Titfitfiii » |i r r r rIiq nD rnJni
WASHINGTON. Mar. M .-VO
-rThe Benatr, after voting to
abolish the romp'roller general a
office, ngretd yesterday to adopt,
or reject the adminlatralton's
reorganise'km bill not later than
G I*. M, (E, H. T.) Monday.
In response to demands from a
eau'lmi* bloc of Southemera, how*
aver. R made certain that *he
■n ITynrhlng bill which they had *
. , Vx
X ,
OH Ape Assi.tanre roll', of Ihw
talker) lo a standstill In tha first
t
aU weeks nf the session would
90 tif 11 i l l rnnrt' I 1W I T H Ju ly I,
not be revived as an amendment.
w iih th s celery m*t kei at an 1W3T, and February of ih i. yesr,
Administration Icadera sailed unusually low ebb a t the present according to .........
herej
BRAN DENTON, FI*.. Mur. 3.7
. . . tha
. *'*d'>y
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By |nof
n|
the reorganisation measure past time, local per.on* uul,tdo
fn m Hie
ffi.c
,,
i With all estim
esHolliled
.1,500 acre*
ated
fls last major amendment reef Industry are resliting Ihn lm- *■ f odl ingloti, rla* e welfare
com-1 , . ,
,
,
,,
planlml end rxprcling n shipment
whrn they defeated, 47 to M, • portsiica of making efforts to mlsaiuner,
of he'wecn 1.3IW nml 1,500. Manproposal by Senator Byrd ID. treat* n letter demand through' D«v)h hid He feature rol- In,
__iwrr, nM, •Hiking
V».) to prreerva the comptroller individual adverlising campaigns, 'he cloving of lh"»c ease*, 1,311a
..
.h ig—
furw sid to the
gr-t. tomato
general's office.
Gordon IIn nett, ram Park person* reeeiviny this form of *.- senson ill ot least ten years.
The bill would abolish that of fern producer, is Including in «‘«ts"ee having died during tho
Theta was a marked Increase
fice and divide lla dutica between every box of fern shipped this
The Grim Reaper i* Hun- In arrrage this year mil growing
Ihe direc'or of the budget and week two stalks of locally grown n ,,K
r*"h* ef Ihe aired lirnc
■ new otflrer, an auditor general. celery and a card advertising th« ficuric, at 'he rule of appm alHf* 1* - ha\ r been nlnio-l klcsl.
mutely
10
per evl.t annually
uh" l,,T' , in'l'cr'cil he
Before the vote the chamber value of the celery prepared by
In Seminole JCoun y.
c m -s *' “l1
,h. " »wtlon rc,m.' 'hat
heard chargee that abolition of tha Florida I'uwer and l.lght C i
rloscd Ruling Ihe period num bered *'
excellent, Ralph S * *ntl*
the
comptroller
general's
office
.
_
| Mr. Barnett stated that he It with doth clo.lng HI Two M - WB», «er of the l-.Hn.er.
would turn over Ih* purse strings|
Bixt|, approx'lmliiely le i
t* ths Chlaf Eaaru'ivs, and buses of the ferns ell «>er ths moved lo another county in Floicountsr-charge* that the comp- nation this week and that the ids; one moved to annihei -late; finest it has ever been In the his
tory of the county".
Iroller gcniral had not complied celery will he included in every and one wss found Ineligible for
If Ihe present favorable, wen)her
the original grant.
wl h ih* law In making rtport* hot.
rnn'lnurs and there Is an an ragr
la Coerr***.
One of Ihe most exteniive In'
oiurkit, indication* point toward
Banator
Bchwellcnbach
(D. dividual advertising program* for S a n f o r d R u i l d i n g H
heartening “com# hark" from
Wash.) asserted tha comptroller celery piodured in this section
A
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Had mad* no report* from'IBM ha* hern undertaken by the
.
r
j II.** crop when it sv*s ready to
up to March 4 of tht* year, da- Florida Power and Light Co. unAn Improvement pr-.Tirm to pick.
ajiiis a law whkh, ba said- ro- d*r the direction of II. It. ColeFlrxl rarload shipment* vrv excoet several thousand* rf dollars
gwired annual nports to Con* mart.
has been launched In E.-nfold's fo-cied lo be forwarded A]>r. 12graaaIn addition <o furnishing earJs downtown district and i.rludr. The |>enk of Hi* movrment will
Sanalor Adam* (D. Colo.) con advert I-InK celery end stamps rxtrnsiv* Improt ament* tv the he rvached the latter part of Ih*
tended th* new audl'or general, for csstomers to mail to friend*
building* occupied uy *he W-s.lem month nnd will continue Ihrough
la b* appointed by a congres •rul relatives In the north, the Union. Enow’s Barber Shop', end May 10.
sional commit tea of 14, would Company yesterday mailed I .two the Moh'cy Drug 9lor*
It is estimated that there art
have na power to prevent Illegal cards to one of tha terminal
The second floor of nil litre* 4,000 serea of totnatoe* in what
gapesMttturtr.
markets In a concentrated pro hundlngu will b* JoimJ arJ will is known aa <h* Manatrr dis
■ Tho Banal* later turned it* gram IO gauge tbe results of Vd- he mmplc'sly rvrvjvat-.l and ie- trict. This embrrres about 500
al sfltlao lo a section of tha l* r verilslng in this industry.
modeled. Vf. I . Co'c t . owner tfjarres In th* area around Ruskin,
(alien which would «et op a oaWorking in conjunction with the ho ldings, advlivd today.
in south IKUsboruugh county.
•asttreij i k n l f bomrd. Counly Agent C, IL Dawson- and
A rvw cntrrne* to tbe second
Manatee ranks as one of th*
Bulklay ID. Ohio) oh- a celery advertising committee (or* will b« ntde fmr.t Park |]|<iur leading tomato-producing
vigorously to th* language compos*,| nf local huslnere men. S'venue, Mr, Csop*r stated, tnd men ties of the stale. Last year
would permit tho board to tha card* wet* mailed to hosu» added that malarial* for the 'veil; it wt* exceeded in acreage only
wives whose namae were found will^ be pur-hnaid from local hy Dsda, Collier and Broward, a«*.
Ip A to|«ph«u# directory of this firm* end that ilia woe* will L* cording to tail mat** mad* by th*
dons entirely
labor.
Stato Dopartmant of AgricuRuro.
Industrial Mishaps
Take Lives Of Five
During Past Month
in Old Age Assistance
Movement B e g u n
L71 i Persons
T o G’reatc Better’ JArKf,,,fjvi u , H . n . e Manatee Growers
E x p e c t Excellent
Demand For Celery
rr,,"r,1,).1, ..;'”' Crop Of Tomatoes
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I Bivt- f t ti." ;v*lv«t!<t.i A r m i 7 ‘ |
w.in t.i.i-w. j i"f, "Birutlstt tt dooo
tlm w,j|k ytttl wt.i.hl Id.'i l*t d't li 1-uHK T h a n A W e e k .
ytm i.it'l tl't* lin t ', '
H om e Exem ption
" "It M irth .n ts anil resident* O n
twin' gtn ciu lir w<rt* h r " " Etil <•»
With 1"** Ilian a week left !|.
rtv i.rc th.- imp«rt«n‘ c " f '« rin s
fnr
fur thu etiuudsd. b n m d iss |i"n » ti|.|| In files I)|ip||l'||li"ns
pin til it * • i.l(t*l pi.itit. "ltd by l..'l..*'vt.'iid eseinptit.n, Tns »’.,l trained w.i.t,.'.* i-atlt.-r than al* lla t" r Hanford lluu.lncy today
Iih i Iiik tin i.i l>> g'l pri'tniscuiiUsly
sfalt-d ||.a t in i|uln t||i<i<‘ w.-.,'
It ..lit ali.ra In *i«r« and ftnin!
hniiHi I " t.’.u—
u nvi'r 11. *' city ,I .mun lin n (i... wlio had n»l fill'd
thi-y WipiM ii'iiillly I'aputnl to *»ompl|nn app|lia|lnn» nnd |h«t
till* Au.inat Mat|.li n«N'i. Appeal.] l.. l.i.. i.W(mii wa|vnil their right
L'apt Rt'vi- imid,
, in tin. (itcinpllufi If thn appllca
Men*' liivitioii
Iiiih called
«
mi-i'liua " f Hio Major* at
the
Hulvation Army cam paign lle«d
wi'tc nut filed Indore Apr. I
X'lffetilig a heavyy ........
no.oral pro
pro I^ „ I W I ' } '* r rctdenl T in lint pellrate, a .u| in view of ti.i* Intdnf.a,ll y paid by five workers in Hie
ri.ai.y local r.i n f e r , it.,,1
’Ju ‘ trinl t
h'lor.ds during
P..,* .................. . (I..........In- t',,,1 H'o muntii of 1 chtu sry. Acrl.lcnl*
do| Uoinroitteo re ......... end It"
,,l' on' h ln '*io imltu-
proratj.in «T sidpm ipla ilorltm 1111. 1 1 . '! J*
J.-’tf . Of Ihi*
I...... issuing week, following tiros- lm."'W ■l« l»l l» K v iit wera first
tie nelioii of (hit Gouiltiillna for t.i.l cases, h'J p r i c n t required
medical rare l.nd three percent
■hi, week.
Hid,.menu of H," 22H e a r. al ' " 0
...........
Ihe SU to
I..... ... tor this week sla.le.l ,c s .
/ ; ,,o|>e,1"», ton Act.
trntoy and will ............... I | . r i » i g b ,W,
ln,,“ '«rl,!B Irm.lm* Iho
K in ti i f|ti>- lm i
MM v * i
im
i!ti|in»v*i'
men. ..... lies,, ......... in tho term .
.
11
)r< n » ii n
"* *75*
Gene m l
Hotel*.
Chibs
Inal ........................... result of • * " S , ' f t i ! ' "
^ ’r ^
« llU
t in e . Ja y holiday
.......
|,y
''b .h w ay an I llrnigo Urnthe shippers following tl... heavy
T " 1'1'’ <Au,u ■ '«*
.....
..
.
proraln ........ lm................ ...eOlli.it
's r “ '« ’n*> ,n °! Municipal
for of thu (‘onlrid GommiH. .. In t r-mitlnymcnt 1 1 1 ; Packing lluusua
Mr oudn"y staled lh at
Ihn benefit of thosa *hu could
u u j|lc ia for the purpose of rum n 't get to town at any " th rr
plutliig Ih" Mens’
t»r Iho. tjme h u uffteo will remain open
i f Fruits und Vegetal.les)
116;
Week.
Trad" I Department Stores) 92l
In *n effort lu maintain » ... ,
tnlnlmutn |.rt'o fur ito. coiumotl-' M
." . . '
^ e rr
’ ^ t a t o ) W.
general <SU«*»«s " f which begin" Ha|Url|uy „,,t,] o oo |*. M B„d My. the Government, thtnugh tha
fomm,M ules
C rp o r* -'
80s
. ° f h’fW’
Apr. i t'» l*i.
urged aa ninny u* posshio of Hurplu*
pur* i.u»o 100
In con. In-ion Capt Ro"o asked Ih.i»n who huvu not file.) t" do lion, will
,
1
.
.
. . . w'Mi u lo*mI «if 793: Duval cnun<y
" «anla par e r .t r this week »r«l , r
4,w . ,.„ ,k
"o f wl.al to u hoy worth whom so si his u fth o lo m o rro w .
I. e , K e,ed « rorM nue Hm P«r- ^
,, „„
<|r
’
kindness ha* kept from crim e?
_________________
ettssa program through th., com
ih r |U “ m .
Whut |a it.n worth nf u girll
sobered und a*'t.t home from “ . E l k ’H B e n e f i t D u n c e
reck|rsx adventure? tM.at value
T o B e H e ld T o n ig h t
Is self-conf idem p und a'dlt'o*
spoi't rest "real lo ho|>vlc**. cold
or hungry men sod women—and
Kr.tiled lltihir Gcorga Thurston
do not lot gel Iho **|us of r*i of the local Klk’s Lodge, today rxligious inrPirsliuti
li't.dctl a cordial Invitation lo all
' K
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P ic tu r e O f R iv e r T o
B e P u b lis h e d
A ^ a in
A picture of the HI. Johns River
who wish
to attend the regular ,*t Sanford which appeared on ths
NORWAY 8 VMPATHtTIC
monthly benefit dance of Ihs or front pugs of the Atlantic Coast
ganiuriion to be held in tha K lk 's 'L ita News for March and April
OSLO. Norway, Msr II. —IA*I Hell tonight beginning a t l);30iW a*. m striking th at another
- T h , Norwiglan pre»s r«f»|v«J o'clock.
IrailroaJ nisgsxlne has decided to
sym psll.eti. ally last night BeersMr. Thuralon rxplaintd th a t the «»« R.
tary of H tsti Hull's suggestion proceeds of Ihesa monthly affair* | Robert Scott, editor o f the Atth a t an International' commit- wrru usetl to carry on lb* chari- |lan tlc Cosst I Jne Now* has received
too b* ottal.llshid to got political labia work o f - th * organisation, i* request from L S. Holman,
rofugaaa out of Germany
and adding that ladles will ba ad- Isdltor of lh« Chicago and E astern
A ustria
[milted free and th a t Puckham's I Illinois Magxtinv, for th* copper
.
- Government circles Umpovagfly Orchsatra will furnish tfa* music half loo# plat* front which tha
wRhbvlJ commant.
I for tb* occasion.
Pleturu was made.
120; Gulf 107; Kscamhia «W.
The w hite 10 counties reported
s Inliil of 2111 accidents against
a total of fcXI for tho balance nf
thu Ktata,
Duvni county reported two
Tutal accident*, O range county
onr, l’otk county one, and Sara
sota ruun'y one. Them fatilltis#
occurcd
In Ice
M anufacturing,
lligliw sy and Bridge Construe*
tiun, General C ontracting, Steve
doring and Auto and T filing S ta
tion Trad*.
LO CA L
WEATHER
Fair tonight and S*t*rd*7-
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4
ludny became moro
Hun CUT Die plvotpl factor
in the lin ’idi ami French atturn pis in put up s hoia
mined front in unacltlcd Eu
rope.
llntllcsl.lp li ii<l ft) I j 1.
Senate Scratches
Concur OuTV A Estate And Gift
Investigation T ax Provisions
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Transportation Accident*
'
Accident* of
Inds .were responsible for 108*000
death* during the
of 1917, according to the Statistics!
Bureau of the National Safety Council. In’ addition about
.'175,000 persona were permanently disabled and more than
9,400,000 temporarily Injured.
Though the accident toll aa a whole dsereRsod, traffic
death* Jumped four percent, from 88,089 to 89,700. Acci
ie » i MATMy
dents In the. home ahowfjT.a *harp decJm* of 15 percent
while occupational accident* Increased 8 percent
Though..njpafc.attJdenUl.death* occur mostly ‘in ones
or tyroa. tfo f^ w e re .tF P m ajor disaster* la 1987 which
were, eypepfUonak They were the HJadenburg dirigible
fire apd .crash, apd.tbe Texas achoolhouae explosion. How*
ever, the. effect. o f these tragedies on the total figures
werei.aald.it^.ba^ unim portant
I*, connection .With transportation accidents H la in^•restlngj t f . dole, there were fewer person killed in a i r
then,In railroad or automobile accidents
rajlroad and automobile accidents increased.
ila declined though the numbw of miles
over the preceding year,
accidents increased four percent in 1987,
the aulwptrfle.. mileage during the aeme period of time
Incrraeedj 9* percent. So there was a net reduction of 4
percent, in tbif automobile death rate on a mileage basis.
The death rate, la 1987 waa 89,700 aa compared with 29,451 In l p f t b u i.th tile e n i rate on a mileage basis was 15.9
per 100,000^)00 rails* as compared with 1 M in 1982.
• Themwere 4380 deaths and 81,258 injuria* last yaar.
anclfnt tin n lh« pov-or bf in accident* connected with the railroad*. This Is an Intuu tN n on in# ildo of creace. In faiajitle* of 5 percent over the previous yaar.
h* kthgl earn* ab4 fought:
gght the king* of Canaan However, her*, again thsr* waa an Increase In mileage
N O b* the iwatora of which.l«rgfifv*CCounU for It, Moet of the railroad deaths
ii they took no vain of occurred'1^.grade crossing accident*. There were only 12
Tboy foucbt from haavont PMMMjre UUed,Uct year a* compared with 18 In 1988.
|U In th*lr couroo* fought
R f ty r tw o .w o M . 4Q of whom
pajM fcngera,
llatra. The rlvor of
were
accidents last yaar. This la 18 pari f O t ibem, away, that
tiler, ike rWer KUbon. cent lass than Ihe 1988 total. At tha same time passenger
mV thoa hast trodden down miles flown Increased, resulting In a death rate of only 8 3
I c - J p d g l . . » J tA 2X.
persons per 100.000,000. This is almost twice as good, aa
the automob'ie death rata per 100,000,000 miles.
S TR A N G E AS
< PHDGET YOURSELF OUT OP D!
MVIH6 fWM'DSKj
A
National Exchange
Corporation
^
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i . w v a v At a n rr
v a d it
pm
MAKE $5 TO $10 MORE PER ACRE T
ON YOUR CORN CROP BY PLANTING
F iv e P a ir s O f S h o e s
boug)t* are white
Every housewife should have not less than five pairs
t.ypn . would h!de your griof.
'warfuma hold* a poignant cry, of ahoes. This advice comeg from no lea* an authority
Caerrow hanga
than Elizabeth Gordon in Good Housekeeping. You should
It la 200 feel tong, eenalatlng of
rimra brown bougha know no have shot* for work, ahoea for play, ahoea for shopping
a eerie* of *her -»pen arehee »upporting a r©bble.ton*P*v.d road, aook bar quickly If your h*«rt (li\ other words, for buying more shoes) shoes for dress
.way
. v 1*
11 feet
feet wwe.
wide It
the
up occas'ons, and shoes for dressier occasion*. A* ex
baa aongl
J «pan*
*•
be hrpathe* for you, believing plained by Mia* Gordon tho five type* of shoe* which yoti America'* Orel wide rolony.
Spanlah conquU* adore* w*re a#*| B«lvadorGuat#m»Ja boundary. '
Uugh'vr.
should hays are a* follows:
UhlUhlng
thrir
Iat-Am*ric*n,
.roe ecitair of ell the pait.
Firpt, occupational shoes. They should be definitely headquarter* In Oautemala. '
T1IR LIVING BATTLIS-TANK
If
gay
hereafter!
R T la A
a . . a i ________
J .l f * protective instead of dressy, with a medium-low heel and
Once capital j f Ihr «n'lr#
n medium-wide too. They should he generously propor region now romprUlnv tlie t e n , ocern., a O- o o tJ e n . an ^ al of
iral American le p A ik a e«cept| the
^ ancient glypiodont f ■W
tioned, putting no unnatural pressure on your feet.
Panama, Guatemala contain* one BoUth ~Am»rica# rw|th an appear
Recontl you should have walking shoes. These nhinnM ed the atrangvai nrchltc.-tuiel ( p . M t , reifying a* I * n»m*
Itsv*fa ioprer heel than home-aiM*bu*insea shoes. Thay wowdera of the Awor'ca*. the A tthourh a »trlct vegetarian.
may bo sports shoes—either active or spectator types, de
pending on how. you take your sports.
Strange as U »*em», ali,r 36d| ,pp,ir>ne- „/ , living battleThird, ovary woman should havo a pair of shopping year* of conatant u*e, Ihli * or*j appearanca
,gnk ^ crratura roamed SouUi
ahoea—shoes that are dressier than house shoes but more i bridge u etui soun I and fit for| America 10,000,000 yeira ago.
•nrInver* a*»*ri.i
sens Ibio than dress shoes. Thtse should be very flexlk
The bridge l» a croncriliw link PORTER FAMILY
where the foot bends, with soft uppsr leather, and with
Fifty year* a/o In Chicago,
on the 19,000 ml!» root* rirc'ch
heel that I* no higher than 114 inches. I t la most impoi
V Hmock went lo week
Ingwfrom Palrbanki, AUaka. loj George A.
|a,
I
[vl
_______m ,_
anf (hat such shoes be aa soft and comfortable an house ii^Sio'* Ain
for th* -Pullman Company
aa a
The’ Bridge of Slave* waa »o |*rt#r"Today BmMk'iTaih. Gershoes.
k M b en In Uii* country miy
fourth, dress shoes. Of course every woman warns a t 1n,,n,r J bvi lh*i Indian*, whoeo »rd D. Smock, and three grandlh* Jitter* but w»'d hat* to least one pair. These belong in your social lue—not tn work, under 8p«nl«ti direction, ton* in lh» acme family, all of
HreUoa * habenUahery in
wao reepowalble for IU erection. Leo Angolee, are following In
your work-d*y life. Hare u where high heels, open shanks,
cut-out toes, sandal*, and other frivolities belong. Heel
Miami New* comment on heights in this classification may he 1% Inches to 2 Inches.
WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
naty blU I* that It la “un
Fifth, evening shoes. In basic design these differ
By PRR8TON GROVER
it* 00(1 uotroldabie”. And In
very little from daytime dress ahoea. Heels are usually
higher (2 inches and up), material* richer, and details
hla footprints, or wheel tracks,
Brother* George, Virgil aad
Gerard, J r, all work on Um
Sou bam
larkto which
run*
from
^ Pacific
Anrale.
Oakland.
Their up
father,
trav.l*
rUw
tk, Oererd.loSr,portiand,
Oregon.
_____
8P,DBI,B
AND SPINSTERS
. ^
ta tha .oM.
. England. a spinaUr
Wood's Hybrid Golden Prolific
'
(DBKP BOOTS. DROUGHT, STORM AND DISBASB
RESISTANT.) INCREASES TOUR YIELD U TO M9
,
no m r n v c u n m o m o s is r a w w o a ru .
T H U O N LY IK L I.O W C O M T O S O T T I K U b A U . S a n a
V A N IN Tln O IM O R O nO ia AMD A U l i M l t o m . N M M a a V
lo m h
n a u u iiu triaow conn at r o a r s n s H B * i i r n a i - .
a * i r rra n o a .
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_
_
1
FULL LINK OP SEED CORN FOR SALE AT
H e n ry A .R u * s e llS e e d C o 1
180 W. 1st St.
PhoM 41
“BURPEE'S SEEDS GROW"
. \
married woman, aplnater today la
commonly applied to “old malda.
Tomorrowi Tho "Bell" Tb»
Bocaa»o Haavanl
PAR18, klar. 24—<JP>-Fr*a**
may follow Britain'* laolmtloakl
lead aad refu«* ImmodlaU mili
tary aid to Ctechoalovakla 9
Carmany Invada* that country, it
appeared likely laat Bight.
Loretta's Place
I KISSED my flrat woman and smoked my first cigarnine*. Arturo ToHcaqini, quoted in Collier^a,
Uni lad Biair* hi* **rv*d
For aa]e: 1984 car Infirst *
crash Condition.—T h e j
aa Japan that It *ap*ct* Wheel.
lOTJC ai Indemnity for tho
A dramatic
the best
he.t Jeers
leer* of
nt hia
hi. life
Ilf. to
t* the
A
dramatic critic
critic wive*
glvea the
of th* Paaay. That will
gpflW than apologia*.
m e tie r ,
war— wsau and If It come*., ou* poaaibi* onemy nationa nnr
Tho aludiss are going quiatly on *urr*yed. Th# officer* hero »*•
' la the Army sod Navy War Col- evaa lo secret map* and e'lmr in-
off'e*r»
of
fonnotlon
avaHehlo
oleowhoro.
tv, brancbMtho,,n
of p.tUnal
defenee
Um
coilog.notwork*
In cooperation
pnpor* for odvancomont to th#|wlth tho State
Deportment and
"Some men would look more epic if ln«y didn't have so kignvr graoa*.
a>hor govonraarat agenda*,
much span.—Chicago Daily Tribune.
TWtr job U to *tujy th* UU*t| Among dvQtae Imtorvr* or*
K as aarpri** lh# other day
LY,r nn^arrr,^t rfrlunc - V«..
___ method* nf mor—and they l*ava J Bernard M. Barack financier,
*,19 Ruaalanconspiracy d#f*od, r Obe-ormed driven. You cant pay attantion to Ttrtu*Dy na'hing out that may head of tha War ladnatrim Board;
■wage aoatoncvd to d*ath. your brakes when your mind la on your dutch— Rddie have a hearing. Hero la a part of Dr. VHhjelmor Btofaaaaon. Artie
), knocked them cold wa* that Cantor In radio broadcast
tho mlaalon of the Army War eip’arvri John P. Frey. vtco-pr*al
s e n aparad.
Advic* to motorists: Just because you era It* tracks pohog. la Washington, which win dost of ih». A m riaw Fodoretimi
,
’ ............. -a
.........-
*° ^ S a o'ffV^, .nd“ ma«
qocoaa", aaya HUlar, “U tka i . no sign that a train has Ju.t passed.
' aorlkly Judg* of right or
8ome people have a. veneer th at cornea off a-aliy With, - p . train offlmra for the con- amm|ly about *9 a yaw.
gJMjtat. if HlUer tarn* tho a I'ttl* alcohol .— Paul Harrison in N. Y. World-Telegram, duct of field oporeUo»* ofthe
Tho Amy War College u
itririrtn U i,a dogfight and wind*
---------- o— ----1army sod higher aarha’oa*: and ) , * gaaUoman'a ochool. Tho
nttiag wood, in Uolitnd. ho
8ANIt)BD TWENTY YEARS AGO
"To train officer* for point fMtiniM a n provided, t
Saodly aoriaqa ■
Mr*. W P. Carter haa r r and taikad letdraaUagiy to the opoietkns of tho army sad n avy- ^
_
^
* •
tkoir atody, Ufa for Um
turudd from n.vtait U MootlcaUo. children about Thrift sud War
Navy Ha* fhm, Th*
M tough.
Chari** D Orta* of Atlanta i*1 Bavlas.
The Navy War Col'ag* at Now-1 h , tka military looks
ragjileyod.al th* Ito>*l C anm .
Wallac* Wh**i*r cat hia toot
port. R. L, and tko War Orilog* buatoaan with * aariena
Mr*. Boriro* of O rtu d o I* tb* badly wkU* chopping * M ai#* hero, work oaopoietivety. Of tho u whet U. R- ooldkr N
gu«*t of bor brother. Mr*. K. R- tr«e.
N offkssra new •« tha A m y 9Mr Mu* j . Pprshina. says
Br«dy.
Hubert Lord’s I1UI* *°n, Raboit. Conor*, <8 ere'from tho t i e r , t n h l u i
Mr n«d Mr*. Tom PertUr * J r ~ •» *wy *i«k.
five from the eery aad «we from; •roihoet tha hm t i
kv**tUat* M>* ha* bom very at*k bat U
M. M. Lord and family a p « t tho mar no eerpa. A eomopondthe oorvlam of
* lynch- bettor.
S aed w ••** Mr*- U td * mother .lag array groap atWo4* the imval y . y the scientific, c
I'yealdnot ptopo#«d
ns G-Meo lo Mvoi
H fP
C W k F*9f*fS * 8 h
b«r H * i '
. ^
lltO# gpna. Jack aad'H*lPb loft
on B»tW(iMy, tko 9, lo )ofai hot
hMtand hi Ray. West wh*r* ha
h ae .k rtn vtvf.Mod.hl keOdiaa fur
*
Mr.
Ddrvdaa
ka*
racantiy
A
u
t
wUtiiBfl
4
R . k s i t e r i R y*R*
�Elyebrow Feature
Most Neglected
In Woman’s Face
GARDENIA FESTIVAL A T CYFRESS .GARDENS
fal Calendar
ptlflt Group
P c
d the Klrat M a p tW t“ « w,n » * * * « ^ v to U n c , to
t*
o s-s-i
kaeant waa rraen r* B l" Dwrothy Balnea la spendR e work
* * ,h* * * *
M**ipa)*
pantmalm* W
Tlcconl And gra. Jack
M U rd a y in Orlando.
Ml** Mary Forte*ter will et.lt
1Mr*. Jack Russell for the weekend
™
■ The Town.rod Cllk wp| hold
hh r**e|»r meeting at I M
O'clock It* the Walaka Building,
that* will In ■peaking and otai*
lac. with a is le tami.hH by the
Hfownaand orchestra." The pub
lic |a Invited to attend.
*f
Mr*.
a* “ * w
* J 2 5 {1
Miaa Martha fo x has been called
phii‘d,,‘,hi* op°" ^ n,he“
j& rtw S g eB * •* ***•<
line about half an eye** width- It
Improte* one1* appearance and
make* the ejrea eeetn larger.
Follow The Bone Uaa
lie lure the line follow* the
bone formation: don't let It ahoot
•tralght toward the ears.
Now, c o w the eyebrow* and
the area* around them with a
•oft, soothing cream. With your
tweearra, atart poll Inf the hair
that frow* outilde the eyebrow
ahape you hatre determined on.
ruli thrm one at a time, a few
on one aide, then a few on the
other, wortlng alowly and evrnly.
null earh hair In the dtrrctlon In
which It Ilea.
When you have treated the
br»t brow tine, emphnslte It with
a pencil.
Note: Itlark pettc II* ahnuld he
u«ed only by women whoae hair la
vrry hlrok. Other women should
atk-k to brown.
:
H T 1 MU“ Kathleen U n ey la spendrid Oalehel Tne pro fl|f to(Uy
i* * ,!* .^ „ lhn
;;
Klr*a Burning
'
*■— *«*■■
trtaI p r, *nd Mr*. B. D. Caswell have
. ’aa their guest Mr*. Fred llleka
pahinmlm* v u 'ln lb. Beauty.^ ALt*r l°WT,>
ST. \y
kM Uat ydlrla'
Attklhafy. ted by'MMr. and Mr*.t W.
M,„A. At
L|
Mm. Mynm smith. w . M. B, and--. wrn , p-Tm Bcir>,
Mr*. Hoy iMlb Willlhry leider.."
"
„ _
All wore robe, ot while haring Brute Uney of T
ahearH of llllei and eirryfif ,p.nd the weekend herb
niblos. Others thklng part in the
Mp. and Mr*. E.
pantomime war*: Peggy Pippin. ~
___ _
Kay itoHielaw. Mrfrtha and ld>l* Mias Oleda Dy.on
llagen, Jean ani Alice ItnllrBaty Leo Fleih will
Bmtly Bath Bath*. Dorothy Car- ^ k e n d In Calneavllle.
lir. Miry tlclen Tew. Margaret i
____
Kyera, Marjorie Jon*'. Bather | j* p, Campbell or
and Ituth fllrunge. Kmml Bus T>nlVt wm lpend a wee
PAGE THRBfl
^
I * E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
S a t & Sun.
Only
IC E C R E A M
SO D A S
M a g n o lia
P h a rm a c y
3rd & M agnolia
L a n d s c a p e S e rv ic e
Ground* H unted
L aw ns S et— Hun Is
Gold Kish— W u lcr l.illig
I tag H a n ts— R oses
lutrgc C m tnns
T rees Trim m ed
(Irounds t'nrcd For
Rock W ork— P ools
W hy N ol l.en vc Y our
Grounds In Care o r One
W ho K now s—•Th**
Sum m er?
J*
W . C . lla rtlin e
W est F lr sl S t.
Phone 339-W
Theft Of Emerald
JOpcns Romantic Plot
S tudio nnd Frlnm-d
Play b Planned
By Grammar School
Tha children of tha Banford
Grammar School will prutaat tha
play, “A Backwooda School In ’4A.*
by Walter Ban Rare on Apr. i, al
8:00 o’clock.
Tha schoolmasIai-, who ti played
by Jamas Lae, finds himself lit
aoma vary amusing slloailona with
kla class of about 22 bad pupils.
groop of children mill represent
10 of tha most famous pictures
in tbs werM. some of there being,
"WhWIert Mother.” T h a Agi
of TnnoeadCe,” “The Boy With thi
[Rabbit,” T h e Solemn Pledge,”
and "TIM Angelas'.
Tbs Grammar School Orchestra
tail! play several numbers.
n
7)
net, Mr* L. ft. need Mr*. A. M.I Mr*. W. M. Thigpen and Mrs.
tiordlnler, Mr*. C- II. Kckeraon. □. W. Spencer left Wednesday for
and Mrs. Fotreat Oatchel. David lgkaUnd where they will visit
flatcbel, and Jimmy Carter. Also for s d . n l day*.
itM ig part wera: Mrs. R. N.|
—----Nipper- ' plan tit; Mr*- M*rvla: Mlaa Ceerlis Truluck, Mi*.
Milan, ortanlat, and Mr*. Robert Madeline
Truluck, and Misa
IfOmdbn and Robert Herndon.' Ellxabeth Dyson will vial* In
Jr., oornallal*.
Tampa ind Sarasota lIda weekend.
Procedln* the pageant a social
-------M»r J M p j ored. wlth Mys. Fred Mlaa MaHan F.atrldg. and guest
R y ^ ^ ^ c T r * ^ P h I fr W d A ., *ln Mb. Dork, m il of Cocoa will
charge, th e punch table War visit MU* Eatrldge's parents. Mr.
apread with ■ l*ca cover and held and Mr*. J. II. Ealrtdge during
bgtrja of purPlb verbenb aRd tha weekend.
wklle gypiopklia. colors of the.
---- —*
ff_ m . B
I Mrs. Ralph Blackwetder ha.
Mr*, j , II. Colclough gave • had aa her guest for several days
Inlk upon "America Fifty Y**r* Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Barrlar, Mia*
Ago, Today and Baptist Woi* Elols* Bsmhsrdt, and Mlaa Beanie
and Wornn William head l*"’( u "'
T- ,T'
top notch cast in tho now oi«'VJro. IM Church , hi
with prominent supporting role* ruurau at thu cl
filled by John Halllday and Nat
Pendleton
Tho plot t«H« of tho interna
tional pursuit ol Arsono l.upln,
tha famed griill-nuitu crook, fol
lowing tha theft of n ISiU.OOd
i-mrrald owned by Mi»i Bruce.
A romunllc narrwHvu l* woven
Into the Ihillllnt and *omnim»i
P o litic a l
*pln<- chillis* etenl. of poll-e
AdvertiHementH
work on two continent a.
Araonc Lufkin i* tho arcoid j
v i i t m voir
CLOMGL H. BfllDOC. JB.
ro n
V,».
Don’t MIks Thin llarunln!
SPH „ ,
D R ESSES
Colon!
llrontl Now
r ? F—
-
Ilraullful »t)lrd raw-n crepe
Htrret Truck* In spring print**
and solid mhirs. Nile* 11-11-
DiiInly .Spring Print*!
B a tis te G O W N S
Mb .
I'ltll
I u l VCV
I (ix tlls s lu N
Dlalrlt i \Nwkrp l»nr
Ikniwi n tllr |*r(«ilir|* R «| 3.
||. |„ TMIIAKIIICIt
COAEBCTIQN
The Sgfilor PUy
bo preaanUd on March 30 rather than
Apr. SO aa previously announced.
win
M-rliN
.w UPax
If iiilr
ii|inn
h it
n*ri»rd
h*kini! f«Mhfufly |HrCi»rinrd
itutirh «»f liin iiffiff*.
To-Night
Dm M i
C U ito ,
froekard.
Movie DemonRtralcM
Value Of Tire Test
AnU-akM gualHIe* of the Coodrlch Kllvarlown lira* are demon■Dated In the Universal Nrwareel
ahowing at tha Rita Theatre thla
|afternoon and tonlgW, an an
nouncement from the McKee Auto
ISupply Oe. aUled today.
*Tbe nrwareel abevra three ran
riding along a wot highway", the
announcemtnt tald. “One of them
la equipped with tbe new (kidproof lin e and Ute oibtr wo Kara
non akId-proof Una. They turn
suddenly and Hit two e*H equipped
wttba Iba non nkjd-preof tire
lose central a* they begin to skid
along th i ellek ourfticr, while the
note artti tbe new Goodrich
RUrortown ekId-proof tin* pulls
C. It. C unt* and (witty with 1.,
II. ftnrr nnd party were fisliing
In Ih r Atlantic nff floma thl*
week. They
rrp arlrd it Im gr
ritlch and n guotl limn.
Don f\lrrnw»y, Ituhrrt Mm pity,
nnd Riws I c n r rom puud n jinriy
who wrnl li> Harasutii W rtlnm lay
lo Inspect Ihr rr lrr y fields.
E. II. Ilrnwnr of W inter (iniden,
K. A. I . Railway m m m utlrsl ag< nl
waa in flvlrdu Wctlnoilny mi ImaInrsa.
B H, Wtuul with Hu* A. II nrul
A. Railroad vraa la town Hilv week
on business,
John R. Rnlnnd with Ihr Stale
RevuragiDrp«rlimii<
wits in
Ov'edn this wrt-k.
ft. fJ. Parka and T. W. Mc
Donald* with the A. II. ami I'. Hall'
road w ere calling on frirnd* in
Ovicde thla week.
G. 11. West gnd B. M. Neal re
presenting the Pannsylvuiiis Hall*
ftmonf’
road
J. #i5KV1
S
i k ; i i h t *h
M iirkct
RcdHprcadH
Amor.ing
Hating*
lO c
Ktrapllonal buy*!
rtiey'rr
attract
llidd, daring prlnln and ihliively lucked and
ratr, dainl) pallrrna for spring
.belled— trimming*
and summer sewing. Fas*
I are hand done I
r nines!
llarguin Prlred! Women’ll White Nuburk
x
Kn)uy Ihr luiury iiiul l-eauly
■if a rich rhi-itille lietl>|ircad
fur vrry lit I It* m w ir)! Creamy
velvet) atinares anil line* tin
Unbleached aherllna. Culured
luitdrr! I'rrshrunk! las I rulurl
M onk S tra p s
Comer 2nd nnd Palmetto
RECAPPING
Imagine]
Ilraullful shorn at
Ibis low prlrel Bclrnllflrally
drslgnrd over a romfnrlaM*
last. Nutiurk I* ra*y and clean
and fashlunablr. t'uhan hrrls!
50% SAVING
We guuntnlee firnl
new lire mileage in
rerapn K retread*.
prlrv Is Irns than half
of a new lire.
47!i x 111—11.30
lino
our
T hi
that
Hmsaliun!
A l-lg saving fur )u u r spring
and M n n r r sewing. In lu-auliful solid rulura and ultMr.
cun x 17—W.so
6110 x ltt—$6.45
Lemmond
TIRE SHOP
III V- 2nd HC
I’hawg it
HYP01D GEARS
o
m
s
Are Special And
Iteiiulrc Special
LUBRICANT
-TELY
lUNDED
# ' :--F
S E R V IC E
I'rlrctt Right—Sec Dm
New IJeuuly For i^prinu!
llnrgnind!
P rin te d B A T IS T E
i»t
IH p
Frulln nnd Vegetable*!
Frewh Dally
Cut Fltiwenv
C U R B
Hand
Detailed!
h\*
tr*HffMoti l»jf Hip ijpojiIp «»f Hpi# ’
O ppurlunily!
'
•%
2 Q
for Spring!
lie w ill HIM*
SMfl -s i r
l»r
lrBl*ln-l.>N |H IS* s '
»* '"* '
riiHil., better
arhaul
ensilllso*.
uu4 far Seller farm, hualnrs* i | ii
labsr eui.ailtf.aa, He hrllriea Is
rssslaa tbe stale
••**< eeu.
Sf.mlesl b-alae-a prlselslea. ellut*
I n l l * . nssle as* la r lllr lr n r i.
The Public School Musical
Featlvel will be held Apr. t at
lhn High School Agdltorium.
»
R ay o n T a ffe ta
«r
l ir r t S | i
In Cay. f a n r y
ffl type* or plain
^gmart|ul>u lien—
Mlnlrrly madst
Don’t Mim Thin Bargain I
i i r r n r .a K V T v T i v n
Is
P A N E liS
Tailored
styles, list!
SubMtilulM Are
Dangerous
SEE
JClD PRICES.
.OUR PRICB UN
iUAL PR BBC BII’ttFORB FILLING
ILL BE BUUPB18ED
Tr awick’s
L-MILLER
. |0 l E. P*rtt
Service Station
a t *.
.
CVNTHIA ARCH
FASHION SHOES
Beauty and rum fert combine to
make Ibis one ef our
m-mt
popular a lilre . O f aufl white
hid with built-in arrh. I'uvartVl
ruban heel) t'ushlun heel and
metataraol pads.
Altra rtiva ly
stlUbedl
MKN’K WHITE
OXFORDS
A censervatlv# alyl*. Saaart •“
appearance and plenty cumfortabU! Hal uppers uf smooth
buckstdr leal her, egtra high
beets’with rubber tape. Leather
auteo, wall renatrnrtodl Get
yunra at Ibis low prlrel
' For Comfort, Saving*!
P A JA M A S
TPriced
™
9 8 c
.Sturdy fabrics, roomj si vest
Holy shades fast tulor laocy
patlome. Murry hi for y o w l
�A PAIR OP
2£uivck*
‘'*a“ * T“c*,r'
c m . Ha. I I I af July T, U K '
i m H a i : IT IM ti of U t I I
M < X . A . f t Chappell* Bah.-,
tl NRrM M| M M MM ” « l IN
It* I I l k Car at March H I L • >
u . I*. itim ctix iN ,
4'lark » l W rcHlt U M f
HmihIm Im l.'uuuly, Flaeidf
(SBAt.1
line On Food
Working- Class
tflleaSave NothFor Rainy Day
f t TO K K ,
i
K i r . 85— (A * --
doa* tb i typical American
r spend Its m o n ty f
l dellgr e a t e l three, «W
rra j published todiy, ( o n
aOaaqdbat larlad tkuaa an tha
I r i M a t lM c r n a l la»da la S a w
laal* Cauntr. Flat Ida. I atilt i
OarL N a I l f at Aasual 1.
l i l t , aavartasi Lot ( s ix I.
Mai Air.
OarL N a I I I a t A u stin *<
1111, rararlk*: Lot I Blk I,
Mai Air.
Cart. H a U O at Aapnat I.
l i l t n r t r l a n Lata »• * I I
Mlb • B it Air.
Tfllnaaa tar wand u 4 aaal tbl*
Iha t u b l a r af Uarcb l i l t
0. n. i iim N p r w .
.
Clark a t d r o o l I Court.
Rainloola Cowatr, Florida.
I dollar oat of 10 l < « t fur
Jn* dell•r out of 80— fo r i m n i i a t and recreation,
n it a v e n g e Am erican w o rt Ins
M or whit* collar fim S If dor*
| pot i t Ida s cant fo r s rainy
About 7f e n ts oat of *v»ry del1 Spent by Amortesn f*mlll*«
M for tbs throe great neewnl■i-dToed, dothms and ibiltir.
Die pimpblit, “flow We Spend
r M cm vr by Maxwell S. Sta
rt, pnblUhtd by the public of*
rs committee of Mew York end
lid on recent Inveellgelloni by
I bureau of labor itailstlci and
study of consumer pnrehsie*
idnctad as a WPA project, alto
’- ’ T b a typical fam ily hac only
■bsgt I polecat Of Ita Incoma left
over fo r Ute church, community
w tU a ra , end glfta or eontrlb Hlona
.te ponone outilda tha fam ily.
I ' O n ly 40 eanU out of c v iry (100
| M S fo r oducatlonal pnrpoiea—
about |B to |d a yaar.
; "M e tt famllla* ppeml moro for
M S*ba than fo r reading. Judging
b y inch Information aa la nra ll•Ms* tha typical American fam ily
y n e iy , If over, purchoira booka,
tiw u gb tnembcri may borrow them
stther fro m n public or circulating
Ihl tha lonvaet Inromn levels,
gndlturoa fo r ra id in g average
r about |0 s yaar, which nugti (hat Ut* reading matter i*
Itsd to a dslly paper and th tt
m families d o ,n o t a r m b iro
of Daffy Dean U back in ih lp * . and If D U t y 'i holdi np well thl* Mason,
aln may x » pldrai.
H are la Frankie Frlceh (rig h t),
Rcdblnd
managor,
era a* ibe Hub open'd ip H n g training at S t. P H in b a r g , Fla.
(IR O IM ilA N S
V IS IT
CUBA
Hull Proposal
A TLA N TA ,
M rr.
8 S . -W 3) —
Is Approved
n o v rrn n r Illforr and a la r g i group
ether prominent Georgian! deBy Roosevelt ofpirted
today to join about 200
ra(*rr*4
I
t i
, -. **Fonr out of flv* New Yorkers
i poeeeu radios. Even on (he tawe*t Income le ve l out of every
three owned receiving *«U .
T h e ratio of ownership ih h igh u t on Die Pacific r o u t . R rtn on
(he Isweet Income luvnl, Rn p e rm it
Of B e -‘ ‘ families htv# managed
to obi; !i radio eeta.*'
; «' Men wore found lo epend elmeet es much fo r clothe*'eg w o-
.
g "
V
.e '
I
I
L Kv
I;
Meek fam llia. aeom to feel that
I*. ■ I f -(h a ir Income were about on»!•'
’ third higher than it L at prasont
l ; . they weald reach t “ eetUfaclory"
r .
U rin e standard.
Goats Keep Gardener
From Breaking Back
£ . J A C K S O N V IL L E , F la , M ar. I I ,
R)— I . A - Browning u*ad to
V histiaif o a ( puebing a hand
r over h i. thraa-acr* track
awful tough,* he ra" I j«a t about worked m y
elf to ftadth. Th en I got
iking about m y two goAta *
feoAls war* living an easT.
ol
him lew sort ol Ufai)ng dkfart mind that, of
• but it w m bard on hi*
m illin g that Blow,
tost couldn't i n anythin*
f do bat hAruMA up tba
AOd let them pull the plow.
*A*i*r fo r me now * he
■“a »d a* fay th* goals—
they don't eaept I* mind U
wm
t<> w o iijj' tig im J iria k in ky prlV l u urgaiilutleu within (ba t *
r prctlvo coiintxli'g
ai'ouhl Ho underitood ihal
no cuuntry would ho npcft**d
‘ • a
frebter
nr allied lu terelyo
number of tm ilia n u
(hen
1*
pi i mil ltd by i i . M illin g legiilalion.
■in inukinc (h i; propo»»l the
(ovgtntnuut of lbs L'nilrd Sitste*
h»* m lphn^Ded thul II In
ua
■ones Inti mid lu liltuuuibga or
InUnJera witli gucli work s . |»
bcinc duno mi lho roluguo prob
lem by any cxUUwt inlurnational ngi-nry.
‘‘It linB heen prompted lo mako
i l . piopokal
bcrau*.
of
the
urfu-nvy of tliw problem wllh
r o v e r m s : NtV t -4 h W l - I ol
SVV 1-4 A UK 1 4 nf Hi: | . | ,
krcllnn t* .' Tuwaehlp t l South,
Ilnnsa II Bait
C e l t . No lie * of A uc uet I,
t i l l , r o v t i u n , - I! I I of HIV l - I
A N W I I ol :<l) I *, h e elI 011 l e
T o * iieli.p t l h o u lh . Hung* I I
IZull.
Cert, tin l i l t at Aucutt I,
1*11, rovarlng U l - I ol atv 1-4
A HIS t t ol ill; l - t A >V l - t ol
dtz to Section •*, TowneMp I I
Puolli, llane* I I Ibet.
i * at Cell No H it Of An*. I.
l l l l , roverm*,. I: 1-4 of Hi; 1 1
ol Hit l - I A U l - I ol HK 1 - 1 of
HH I - 4 1t.rea N l - I of HI-. 1-4 ■>!
HU 1 |l Mrs lion f t ,
loMMelllp
I I S o u t h lllin*M a t 1;,
C trl. No 111! of Auauel I.
l l l l , i-uvtriiig: NW I I
» « 14
A Ii l - f ol HW 1-4 of n W 1-4.
hoilm i :» Towueblp ft Houlh,
klunge |1 I^el
i.'rrt.
No.
t i l l of
A ufuil
!.
U U . vuvorlng: W H el SW ti
of S ltU . H-rtlon f*. Townehlp
II SonlH. Henae If tiarl.
Carl, No IIIT nl Aueuet !,
H I), luverindi HW 1-4 * A 1.4 nf
UN t-4. fo -ii' 11 1*. Townshl|i ft
South lu n a r 11 Kant.
Cart. No l l l l of August I.
1*11, euvering: N |.| * l! 1 4 ol
H 1-1 of Her|Put i|,
Townehlp
tl Itaulb. Hung* *1 |!*n.
I 'l l l . Nu, I f ! of Auyual 1,
li lt , covering: H l - I hi «1V 1-4
of 8K t-4. at Nl* l-t. Mar I Ion 11.
ToMnnhlp I I Movilli, llengr I t B
IV ri No. IU | of Ausuet I,
H it. fVeCnX- N I I ol NW
A t i l l - I at NW 1-4 A NW 1-4
of MM l-f . Hrrltol* II, Townehlp
II Aoulh, II* itno If Enel.
I'eN. No, 11*1 hf Aug 11,1 I,
l»H . roVrrlhg: HU l - I cdOfU l-t
ol S li J-4, Hr. lion I t Tnwtinhlp
t l h .jilli llama I I Baal.
Coll- No IIM nf A usual I,
IM I. tor.ring: W l - t of HM 14
61 HW 1 - 4. H r . 11. 1n IL Tuwnehlp
I I Houlh. Ham* 11 Enel.
r a il. No, l l l l of Auguat t,
IM I. ro raring) W l - « o! MK I t .
of HR 1-4 Berilon 31 Townehlp
It Houlh, Haag* I I float.
c m . Nn. U . l nl Auguat L
li lt , norerliig: K l - I al NM l - I
N rf«. W l - I td N K l - I nf N |.|
A H l - I of HK l - I ol N l-> i Saallua U Townehlp I I Houlh. Hang*
* I I Ha el.
Cert Na H IT af Augnet I,
IMI. caverlag: W l - I of N W (-4
I Una SB l - I « r N I - l l A H t - l
at II l - I af W l - I iLeaa Hyl,
Serllon U Townehlp I I Houlh,
Range I I Eaet.
Cart. Nu lino af Aasaet L
IM I. veraelngi HW l - I nf SW l - I
ILeaa Hyl IterUntir M, Tow *,
ship I I Houlh. JUMXS U Maat.
C art No. H*i of A usual L
W A S IU N O T O N , M e r t l . — (A l
1*11, covering: NN |-4 of N E l - t
— A t W upathl national tnonu.
nl HK 1.4 A W l - t of N E l - I at
HK 1-4 Heel Ion U . Townehlp II,
ment In Ariton* recent eicaveSaulh, Range I t East.
tlone in |^*hl»lurlo .tnn* ruin*
4'all. No. I*M Of Auguat t,
l l l l . ^ v e r i a r NK 1-1 A N W 1-4
beve brought to light A room
of N K l - f at NW 1-4. Bertlea
which gcolodiet* estimate was
I I Townehlp
It South, Rang*
occupied In t i l l .
M c S “ - No. 14M or Aueuet I.
IM I, enveiing: IV l - I o f S w l - I
It hold aeaihtlla
from
tha
A N l - I nr S R I A * n S -4 at
G ulf of Culifomta
w h lrh
*r*
SW 1-4 A HW 1-4 of HH 1-4 A
S l - I af SB 1-4 al HH !•«, Saallan
known lo hav* bean traded from
14. Townehlp t l Sou Ut .Rang*
tribe to* tribe over eeveral han
I t Hast.
Cart. No. 14*4 of A ugu*l L
il rad miles, aa 'w e ll as r*mn*nti
IM I. rovarlng- H 1-4 A tl l - I
of aqueah *h*I|*. corncob* can*
af NW 1-4. Sort Ion U . TagaahlP
c ig a ra tU i lima bran* pumpkin
II South, lUnee U EaaL
Cart. NO 14*4 id Augjmt I.
teed*, *' boll of - native rotten,
end *hndn). woven fro m lo«v**
Room Used In 1168
Found In Arizona
Oiltiate
\
Ca|t
Hilnawi m r liaml and aaal Uila
ha N th day of March li lt .
u , I*, i l k HMOON.
Cl*rh of Clroult Court.
Namluola Couulr. FlorldA
(ft TEA I.)
K lv r n ld t
M ilitary
academy
Continued tram Pale One
c a ilH i cm a good will tear to Cuba.
committee le facilitate ernigr*'
tlou of Ilia refagrca
»nd .h »«
Friim ln rn l Japanraa
adrocnla
ii rsnd
‘‘apeedy rO'dpet*ll°n
If r pending |H0,(KK).0O0 for repairing
wlitnaprnud aufferlng U
t<> be the Yellow B lv rr dyke* in China.
nvertrd."
Nut Inns invited to participate,
tn addition to the Lalln-Atnurl*
L E G A L N O T IC E
can
connlrlcA
wero
Franca.
The
Great
Ilritein,
UeUlum,
h o T in t
Sweden.
Netlinilende. Denmark,
Niockhutitiri ftiH tln i
i iifi i Co, |u (*«•
Norwny, HwllCfrUnd and Italy.
[
hi ii jf uff |f*i, Fiiiifiitd,
The department nnnouncemdnt
I at I on iv Jit.
la id :
’•Thlp govern man t baa Imrnmn
to Imprraeed with tha uygmey
ol (be problem ol p illtlral yofogecx that |1 boa inquired of s
number of gorem incnls in Eu
T h s taveitlgellon showed, said
this hemUpbere
w t n i r t y , (b i t m oit families do rope *nd In
w liethrr they would be willing
tn cooperate In eetllng up a
»pcci»l commlllne for tba par
tMiin of fecilllnting the em igra
County, l-lorlda lowil:
tion from Auslrio, and prnmm- oeinlMile
C rti Ku, liei ut Auguel 1 till,
abiy from Uermtny. of political c o v ir li iy W 1.3 ol oU i t a
K I •! it MW |-t. hr,-lion U .
refugee*.
T i w n e liiy H , Hvuih lluug e | |
‘‘Our Idea lg th at whor*** surh Loet.
•car*. No. U tl af Aufuel J.JT 1 I.
reprotentallvoB would bo dd*tg- t-ovillng
U !■! of NIJ 1 * of
naled by <be government! f"n
m : i - t a a w 1-4 oi m : 1.4 of
lilt
1-4.
Hr,
lion 1-. To* it,hip II
of
ths
corned- any financing
Uoulli, I la life i l Kiel
m__it ____
___ __ ___
anirrgcm-y emigration
Ceil. No IHu o l . t u x u a l 1, l l l l ,
5 U il w U U • K n w t N t r i r i K
, togffS farnfl’M In tha *outh warn,
not Ipem llng atiouch money fo r
“ i an “ iiicxnrnsiva I
food• to provide
V
bet i deque to diet.
, whoie, ih . familir*
..
o f w sf* garnira and clerical m iploy act ipgnt avfcry cent of th*tr
oarnIny* In 1830.
" In M m * localllip*, the *iluatinn
; . w m even worse. N ew Y ork city
-i
famille* apenl tn cvrrape of |9fl
' mars du ilnc Ilia year th in th*y
roealved."
Th e Smtth* (ly p lc d American*)
f ) n a y net have adequate hom ing
( : feetHDe*, e r n fu lly rat 1-factory
i diet bet (hey are eimoet cure to
iW t t w n k radio.
MWTtl.fl M r M M
C M M T iriR A T K a
Ik M M r la i m with lb*
pew
t l i l w * at IJ w p tir i i m , kata at
» J I M l npotl WrtllMM r*qMM«t at
. W . n o w u n I w in attar tar
w la I I pabll* M U T T to lb# algam i bidder for m m ol lha court
Haiiaa oairwaeo In kanforT no tha
I Ilk I l f a* April
t ilt
bt U
t b lw k A I t . m
aanlfirnta or
asrtlNeaf** M U b r tba Statu la*
gather w ith - all om lind i a | auklavlsd la la* no tha fol
sabeiqaial la ria t I alas an lb « aaqaaat
lowing I l M l I W I land* Ik Sals Ifallowing daarrlbad laada Ik Bam- nala
Canktr.
•Florida, towlt:
I kola Oaontp. Flarlda, tawlt:
I l - I t at Cart. Na. t i l l at
C m . Na. M l af Ausurt 1.
Aagnat
I
,
III*
. covering: I f f U
It^ M v a rla g : Lot I t
Fart
of i W H M SMta of « T H E of
I
I
I
(LaOa
St.
na I Hast Ion I I ,
lino”*, m f I.» 0.1 a ad aaal Ibid
TVwaahlp 11 Smith lU a n a I I
I l k day af Marrb l l l l
m.
41. K IIKHNOOM,
Cart. Mo. K i t of / u lr
»„___
Clark a r C lrru ll Cmart,
1 I I L savoring: Lot I t tU h.JC
Ita Milan la fmnulr. Flarlda.
A - B Cbappala Sab
Cart Ma. H i I of J i l T l m l .
ro t ir in g : Lai I I B U t* H A. IV
n m -t e n o r b a l m a r r a x
Cbappala Sub.
TT
.. rtm T in c A T tia
•«<r hajpP i n i a r il Ihla
la aeeordnnr* with Iba
pm - thatVliMao*
Ittb car ojk'Marrh t i l l .
rtalaaa af Cbapiar H t H , Aata at
r i c i*. n iiiiN iM T f
M IT and hpimi tartllaa r*qa*a| at
f'Jbrh » f Circuit I M i l ,
JP H M E . H IO O IN S I w ill affar tar
Nai.llM.da
Cuunty, Florid*.
aala at pabHa aatary ta tha blah*
aat blddai tar aaab bt tha Coart
Haaaa eatraae* lb Sab fa r! am tbi
Nom tipt n r hALM n r t a x
n t h d * r bf A p ril H i t at It
V M N T i r i llA t l if
UNIaak A. U . u a aarltflabta or In aaaonlaaBa with Ilia pro*
aartlflabtaa ha ll b r tha K a ta toXathar w ith all aiolltad aad rob- rlalana af Cltaplar H I M . Aria at
IPJT and >■mil irrllif'K hif|iiytt| « (
aaoaaai levied' M ila aa Iba Tat- B.
a nA N bALL* J IL I w ill « r t « r
tawlap laaarlbad laada la Saai"
far aala bt public oulcrr to tha
laata Cauntr. Murid*, tawltt
hlshaat
MOlai far a i h at th*
Cart. Na. t t at l a i r T. M I L
Caart Iloaaa van me* In SaafarA
n > ra rla i: La i 1 Bleak A Sparaa
tha
U
U S i r oi April l l l l M
Uasa Addition!
iriinaaa m r hand and arml tkll I I a'alack A. k . tax certifies (V
ar
certificates
bald hr (ha K a ta
tha H lh d*r af Merth IN I.
tegslher with all otntitcS aad anh.
a I*. II HitNDON.
aoqaaat
larlad
la ir* on lb* fat*
Clerk af Cl mall Court.
Sanunaia Conalr. Florida. lawlnx daaarlbad londa In Saminola Cenatr. Florida, towlt:
, .Can. No. M l or Ju ly 1. t i l l ,
envsrtag: Lot tl, Dlk I San
N O T IC E OF S A LE O F T A X
Laata.
C M M Ttn C A TW S
Cart. Na. I4T af Ju ly ». lit* ,
la keeardaaee with
the pee*
rovarlnp: A ll Dlk I
Ttl
vlateae at C luptar t i n t . Aeta af
Saaford.
H I T and upaa wrlttaw roauaat Ut
Cart. N a I I I at Ju ly t. IIM .
D. M. D K U E L I w ill affar far uala
aorarlnai tV*| or Clock 1 T r
ut pnblla auterr to tha blgbeal
I I . Salford.
bidder tar each at
tha Caart
W illow , nir hniMl and . m | I HI I
Haaaa aalraaea la Sanford aa tha tka llt h Car at March l l l l .
ttlh day at A p ril t t t l at It
O. I*. liK IIN IH lN .
o'clock A . I t . tax aertlflaaia ar
Clark nr C lrrnlt OnUrf,
oartlfleatea held by tha Slata taBainlnota" Coantr. Klarldn.
sathar with all aailtled aad tab*
aaoaaat lavlaC; taaaa aa tha follawlag daaarlbad laada la SamiN iyyiC H a r n a i . m a r m
aale County, Florida, tawltt
lIN N T irittA T N S
Cart. N a t i l l at Ju ly
I.
In mt o r . in nr* ttllli Die
proH I T . eavarlag! La|o I t , I t O
v U imm* ut «.-liM|.l*r H IM , Aeta <it
I I M b t l SaaLaadA
l ! I T n i l ilium lerilluu ra«u<M>( af
Cart. Na l l l l of Ju ly
T,
T . I* LIN fitl I w ill affar far
aala at pablle aatary ta (ha blgal t l i . aavarlasi Lata t t * I t
Bib 1 SaaLaada.
art blddar far each at tba Caart
, Wliaaea my bawd aad aaal thta lleuaa aatranc* la Saafard aa Iba
------ Say at M anh IM I,
llt h dgy of A p ril H i t
it
11
a P. IIBM NDON,
O’*leak A. IL , la* eartlflaala ar
Clark at Ctraalt Caart aartlfleate* said by tba Htala - ta ftaprtsel* Caaaly, Florida satbar with all omitted aad cub(B E A L )
aagaaht larted lu e s aa U a fat*
lawlag daaarlbad laada la Sami*
N O TIC E OF SAL E O F TA X *
aala Coaaty, Florida, taw lt:
C M M TtFIC A TB S
Cart. N a IM T at Aagwet t.
I t t l . aavarlag Lola It to I t
In eccordaaee with
Iba proA I t . I I . t l * tt to I I , Waabvlataaa at Chapter tttM . Ac la at
Ihgtan Park, Oviedo.
H I T and upaa w rit lea ragueat a f
Wliuoaa my hnml nuf.-'aaal Ihla
B L A N C H E R LE O N A R D I will
tba
IS U day of March H U ,
attar tar aala at pablle salary la
(I. I*. IIMICNPON.
U a U gS tat blddar far aaab at
tlerlr of C lrru ll Court,
_____
Maaltaata Coanly, Florida.
hank*
in
Tla n U ln ,
n o t i c n o r aai.ic a r w a x
t iK itT iriU A T H a
tn aacirdauaa with
IW
provlalona ut inuiplar H I M . Aeta al
H I T aad upon w rlllan raquaat of
It. B. W ILLIA M S O N I will attar tar
aula at psbtta outer* ta Iba tilth aat bidder Ja r malt at thy Caart
Haaaa aatraaaa la Sanford an tha
llt h day af A p ril t i l l
at
It
o'elaah A. M - lax aartlflcata ar
ryrllflaalaa Maid by Iba R u n tasathar with all amlltae aad saboeqaant laviad u se s aa U a fol
lowing uaarlbad laada la BamInala Coaaty, Florida tawlti
Cert. Me. I t t l at Aaswat i,
H N , eovartar: ties. t U J ft M
af SB Car. of Warren SI. A Beat
tAka Are. Saellaa I t , T a w a .ih la M Beath tU aga M Boat,
too Kart IM ft boa lb Me ft.
W ait I M fL North I M It.
Wllnaa* m r hand aad aaal U U
Iba U lh day at March IN L
a I*. IIBflMDOM.
Clark af Ctraalt C o u rt
Bemlnala Caaaly, Flarlda
i.rri.
sv« 01 aijoii i* iFiEg
cov tting: Lot 1 Hu ml* Addition
c#rt. Nu. fill of Aiif. S. 1911.
eov«rli)|: 8 ft of U l I t South
Sontord
1
•
llt h day at A p ril
HM
al II
a'alonk A- M . tax Mrtincat* or
cirllllaalas bald by tka Stal* lag n h c r wMh all amlllad and aabaaqaaat laviad vaxa* en Ik* fallow,
las dlacrlbad land* la Seminal*
Caaaly, Flarlda. low il:
Cart. Ha. 1IT4 al A M * M L
H I ! eavarlag; Lata I t* H Blh
I, Plat Tarraea
Oort. N* M M *4 Aagaat »,
1*11,
cuverlag: Lata 1 la I I
Dlk I Fin* Terras*.
Carl. N n I I T I at Aagaat I.
I*M,
oa vina g: Lola l I* I I
Dlk I 1*10* Tarraae.
Cart. No. 11TT e l Aagaat L
1*11. Bavarian; Late 1 U I I
Bik I pm* Tarraae.
Cart. N a l t l l *1 Aagaat L
IM I.
w v w l w i Lata 1 I* 1(
Blk t . Flu* Terrac*.
cart. N a . . I I T I a* Aagaat I,
1*1*,
euvirlag: Lola 1 ta I I
B lk I* PI a* T i m e *
Cart, N a 1*11 at Aagwat L
H IL
gavsrtagt I a U
t I f 1*
Blh 11 Vlas Tsrrnaa.
Carf. N a I t t l at August L
H I L asvgrtag: Luts t t* I
1 » l k » « Fla* Tarvoa*.
l_______________
a r u a i .m o r t a x
iJ U m n iM T N !
tn aaranlnnen w ith Iba pra*
vlnlaaa of tlhaplar I S t l t Alta af
M IT and uiMin cerlltaa raquoal at
IMA M. a o C TH W A R D I will affar
fae aala a* paMIe aatery ta *ba bl*haaf blddar far each at taa Caart
Hauaa tauaaaa la Banferd aa Iba
llth day af April IN S at tt a'alack
h. M.. tea certlftcaie ar certinealee
bald by tha State together with all
•milted aad aubaeauaat laviad uxaa
en tha feUawlog l eaertbld Made ta
hmlaala Coubtr, Florida, tawtt.
C an. Nm U t of Jaly A H it,
aavartiit: Lot tl* Flaahant.
Cart. If a, |tt af Augwat 1. t i l l
rave Hag: fa 1.1 af La* t MU 11
TV H . S a ife rC
Cart. N a l i t e< Aaswat I li lt ,
aovarUi; Lot I Dlk 11 *Tr R
n o t ic n
I. see a* a i f n i
leea.
Lot I ink II T r F.
niy b an d M C M il Ih ll
r at Marek 1*10.
O. I*. HKU N D O N .
Clark af Clroult Court,
emlaula Cawbly, FlarldA
o p s s i .m o p t a x
t.'ltH TIF IC b T H S
tn aeaordnaaa with
Iba pra*
vl,loo* at Ckaplar H I M . Aala of
H I T and upon verlllan r r t n « l at
F E T B n A. L B V BN I w ill afrar lav
h o t iit h
O f . IIRHNDON.
la SaalUcd aa iba U lh day
Clerk of C lrru ll Court ehiraaoa
April I M I at 11 a'sloak A. IL.
Eemlnol* Couaty. Florida. I at
la i certificate a r eerllflealea held
(R E A L )
by lha Slata legeiher with
all
omitted anC eabaeqaeal levied
levee en lha following deeerlbod
N O TIC E OR DALE OF T A X
I[ Muds
la Semlaalo Caaaly, F lo ri
C U IlT II-U '.tT K a
tow lii
In neeurdnnea vtlth
the pro- da, Cart.
Ma. t i l at Auguat 1 lilt ,
vleloh* of Chapter H IM , Aria el
covering: Let U Ulh A linens
H IT iiml upon written requeet of
V illa Eetblaa
tin s k v a o. t h i . a u i wiu mfer
Wllnee* Iny hand and leal tbla
for aat* at publle uutrry lo Ilia tha llt h day at March H U .
lilgheet Udder for « e h al tha Court
O. I'. IIK IIN D ON .
lloue* enlrance la bunford on the
Cl*rh nf Clraall Court,
Mill d ir of April IM I al It u'clock
Hemlnulc Cauuly, Florida.
A. M„ tux caritflralo ar eertlfkaiee
held hr tha Biel* legalher with all
einlllid and eubeequent levied lavi-a
nn Ih* fallowing geeerltail Unde
In Hetnlnul* County, Florlde, lowit:
Cell. Nu. te of Auruet 1. IMI.
rm itln f: lllh M I I.eee S IM ft
ut hi I I I fl h N 1* ft of S 1ST II
I>f U H I ft) of M. M. Bmllhi
HuMIvlelun
Cert N* 144 ol Ju lr 7, IIM ,
ruiMlng: lent 14 fjuirr AddRIun
M lin n * my hand nnd seal Ihla
Ih* ttlb day of Marrh IM I
O, I*. IIK R N D n N .
rie rk nf Circuit Court
Semlnul* Counur, Florid*.
________ ••
IRKAI.I
M O T Ic n o r a sf.ii o f T A X
T4 -N H T IF IC A T l:a
In arrmdime* w llh
Iba pravleluii* of Chapter H IM . Arl* *1
IM I nnd urmn willten roaueot *f
m i l l W A L D E N I will offer for
eel, *t puldh- outcry lu lb* high-**
bidder fur r**h al Ih* Court lloue*
eiiirnne* In Senfnrd on lb* lllh day
at April IM* at II o’rlm-k A- U . M l
rertltlral* or Dirtlfh-atr* held by
Ibe Hint* together wllh all onuilad
end eulie«iuial levied lax** on Ih*
following ueerrlhrd land* In Hem.Intile Caunir. Florida, tow n;
Cart. No. i d u( Ausuet I. H it
covering-. Lot I I filaudlrord ■
Addition.
Wllnee* my baud and aaal thla
Ih* U lh day of March n i l
a 1*. I .'I :i IN DON,
Clark of C lrru ll Court,
Kamliivlt l.’uuulr. Florida.
(S E A L )
N O TIC N o r PALM OP T A X . I
I I R K T I F IC A T M
"
IE saeordaaaa w llb
lb# , provtoleaa af Cbsplar H I M , Aeta a l
H I T aad noon w rllla n ran aaat nf
J. W IL L IA M M A R TIN 1 w ill af
far lo r pala al publla outary la
lha high aat bidder for reek at
tba Court llauea antrsaaa la Sonlaid on tha llt h daw wl A p ril
l t l l at I I afclsak A. M . tab
sartlflasla or aartlftasua bald by
the E u ta tagalher with
am lttad sad aabaagaaat laviad Uxaa
as tba fallowing daaarlbad Undo
In EaaUaala County FlorlLa, tow in
rt No. H I T of Aagaat T.
oarertaa- n IM ft of B
• A la N B Cert Bicllua •
Tawaahlp t l Baulk. Rang* I I
■Hal I t Acre.
Tka aeaeeawieml
af
Ike aatd
peaperty uadar fke M id eartlflsal* leased waa la Ike earn* ol
ganaawk.
Calais esrtlflsals ahull b* ro
ds! and aecarding to law, th*
prasarty daatribsE tkaralh w ill ba
said t* lb* b lg h ia t' blddar al tka
court-hauia toor i s
ih*
ftrat
Monday la Ik* maath at April,
l l l l . which la Ik* 4lh day af
A p ril. H I* .
Dot ad Ibis lib day a l March.
a
tt F. HERNDON, _
C lirk •*! ctraalt Caart at
Semlaalo Coaaty, Florida.
nones
o r a p p l ic a t io n f o b
TA X DEBS
is
m u t ie n r
o iv x n .
Th a t C L A R E N C E L. C A TH X R M A N
balder aJ T a x Oartlflaola Ma. l l l l ,
laaaad tba Tib day af July. A. D
H M , baa I I M M m a la my artlM
and baa mad* a.alteatlaa tar a
n o t ic e
»f a s ’ daaarlbad laada I
II. Mtvartag;
ra rta g : Lota «T
.... i
via Oalaay c*‘a Sab.
H O TtO S o r S A L S Ol
L K M T lrlC A n H
la aaaardaoM w llh <
aliiaaa nl Chepiar H I M
v r jr tA a r b n v m '
sal* al pablle eatery ta
eat bidder tar aaab at
IlsttM cairaac* la seal*
llt h day al Aprl> H I
a'elaek A IL , l u aact
aarllfIm ( m katd by (Ba
sathar w llh all aaalltet
aaqweat levied taa** aa
lawlag deeerlbod laada
note Ceaaty. Flerlda. H
Care Na- I I I f t A l
H I L waverlag: LSI 1
T r I Saafard.
C a rt Na. M l a l Al
M . i , g_
MM
III .
i
M.
�The Imperial cn
r t i r about $300,000
CHAIRMAN MORGAN GOES HOMK DEFYING
English War Head
is Most Colprful
Cabinet_ Official
|
LOS ANGELES. Mar. 25.—W)
—Harry Langdon, once a top
rank Inc film comedian, t ratified
In court- yesterday hr it "flat
broke.1* Ilia foimrr wife, Mrs.
llalan Langdon, contenda he la be*
kind |2920 In alimony under her
IBS# divorce decree. Lancdnn eald
bla earning* alnco December, ]{I3B,
totalled only |10*J4.
ttonal Liberal parly end became
parliamentary aeemtarr to the
board of trade. Promotion fnt
lowad fett: ists. financial aect*.
tary to trOtunry; lis t , minister
of transport; HU, prl»y coun
cillor: 1MT. war minister.
H o re -B e ita h a ,
O nce
. __ _
_b« baa bad several
Though
A N ew spaper M a n /
«*w «* k«
» « m fa«a<
.. I, 1 1 A I *
I 1 1 ,.,.,
L lk e S
I Ublit lty
• » lfB- " •
*‘ ,B l
*" • loM riooo
lachrlor flat adorned with « •
George Innes is considered the
By A* Relat'd P r ii i
LONDON,
Mar.
25. -A
tonight to open the
organism
tion'a teg u lar spring meeting.
Election of officers will be held
a t a business ineet'ng Saturday
morning. L ater Charles Francis
Coe, author, will address the
gathering.
tiroiua, a l? lh century Hutch
Ttiilur, la regarded a* the founder
Money To L o tt:
On AnlomobUms v
Itcflnanrlnc—
Quick Service
Jack rinneI*-Vbooe 179-i
Arreplance Carp, of HaHd
Exchange Bldg.
Orlando—Phono 4700
man
to watch a* Ellipse man tu-y and
England rtropn.i in, a furs-Ian
policy {» Leslie
lion ■(Misha,
Britain’* Jnwisti toinl- ier for wan
rAnd ll’a M il i-ro.ugli to watcu
Urn
f . Almost aa rernluilfgisry ns lil«
arm y refurm* i.r the miiIIhi,1i**iii
w [|h which tlii* boddlur M cell
tllry HI m -li wnsni the lire**.
Not sine,- I.tovd ttooiuc. cam era
men «uy. Ii'vve $tny hu<l nurll a
w illing, subject aniuiut in non*
SanUgridm Desires
^Public Cooperation
.pr**«7^wmL tin i, tin y n-iuallr
fyersc llK -IrN pcii for » ptclure
about as full \ f
life’ n* thu. ■
mooHchc'iil in r.iSyhi.i * ih \\y S
la the face of President Roosevelt’s threat to Gust him aa chairman of Iho Tonneoaeo Valley Au
. Nut IJore SellJhaT V . j r
Cooperation of the pub'le with thority, Dr, Arthur F- Morgan appeared in high good humor upon his arrival at hb home In Yellow
the
State
Tuberculosis
Sanitorium
Thu IreaptitiR. llri g«inull ailSpring^ Ohio, for a visit. lle la shown (lift) laughingly receiving greetings from students at
m llilstralor has the phiiliirraph* was requested today by W. T.
Antioch College.
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notlfjeil. ...
in ______
ndvitnen w
here'Edwards, chairman of the 8tate
anil when they ran »hi*n him—. I T obw rules Is Board and Dr. R. D.
atkl alm ost "nytlilng «!»■«,
|
Hut to Ri>t pul lu-lfy, you hnvo :
lo-'ninlc new., tlnte u ic w„p.»
IsAman
li|iiisr|f,
llitn lictLha 1
knows hot; to d<> 'h u l,
|
A* transport m,nl It r. before
ha took over *|it- » n r off ho. li t'
mado itew* a t reVoiuUonltlna
fl|H n|n’a ir n 'r .n ,.r iiiiiiniiidiilo
traffic coinrol.
,
_
. . .
. As wnr m ln'sler ho ha* h u m aona desiring to Inspect Iho sane*
new*, hi id hruved n n d ra from torium *i% naked to coma during
nld-fa" Monti I ,n|dl<T?. by order* ,thexa visiting hours because pauing a ahrikmp of Hie arm y conn* sing through Iho h ills and t liking
rQ which lioontrd young uii-n or- d isturb tha re s t of the patients,
e r tho Irti-b of tln-lr seniors
"The patient Is the first con*
nnd "h '-'ic.l en.in y>arn fioui aldrratlon." Dr. Thompson said,
the average a rc of llrltf.h war "H ie patient la ill else he would
lords,
tint be in the sanatorium . To get
Til* Men: 4*. short, biimd. ro- the patient well Is the desire of
b u s t Imiii rm lrly dre.v.rrt, llla 'th e S tate Tuberculosis Board, (he
wavy Imir in i-mylug, nml h i sanatorium and the patient’s fans*
danal** a horn rim m<-d munucM .Hy and friends," Dr. Thompson
from n Mark m id
continued.
Personality: *Wl Ifni, piitlshcd, "VYa cannot p erm it anyone' to
courteously nggrerusive, with a visit during rest periods. Trest*
brilliant ««• llori-.l hy im-lsn- ments and other routine are carried
Treaties May Bind F r e n c h Minister
Soviet Union I n Charges Germans
Case Of New War With Propaganda
NEW YORK, Mar. M .- O T klexander A. Troyanovsky, Rus
sian AmbaSlider to the United
States, asser:*d last night "it Is
very likely that tha Soviet Union
#dl ba Involved" should than be
> world wwr "because of treaties
wltn w-bai countrlaa."
Ha tusda this assertion In the
second of two speeches; tbe first
sa t broadtail and tha second was
fell re red to an audience In Mecca
[’empie. In both he said of the
red army: "We can take rare of
ourselves."
"I don’t say that peace for tha
3oviet Union Is absolutely secured
ky our strong army," declared
rroyanovaky at Mecca Temple,
*but I wish to point out lh*t It Is
not nocessarl'y tho Soviet Union
which will bo the next to be In
volved In a world war.
"In my personal opinion, It Is
very likely that the Soviet Ualon
will ba Involved In the war because
of treaties with other countrlaa.
"Our defensive treaty of mutual
assistance with Chechoslovakia
.O u r u ia d car slocks aro low, fo llo w in g tho
unprocodonlod dom and of tho last sovoral weeks.
W o w a n t you r car n o w l Bring it In and got o u r
l ib e r a l t r a d e -i n o f f e r o n a NEW CHEVROLET.
PAWS, Mar IS, —(A1) —Joseph
affair*
psul-lloncour,
foreign
minister, told the rham her of
deputin' foreign affair* com*
mlttoo yr»terd*y that Nml H eruiBtiy »n* conduct Inn a H r* '
Propoasnila ram pslan in AliaceLorralnc.
Ilo told rommitli-p member*
that detp.le Hiller * pledge th a :
nail* li**e no territorial
de
mand* nfi'ln -t France, stlem pl*
g d R U h r tr T lir trem en d o u s dem and o f ills* laol
O ie v rstle l—l/ie tu r that is rorri/dt-fe— a n
several w eeks h a s rrdm -rd o u r slo ck
( ‘J ic v n d c t lrn rk » —the th r ift-currier*
o f used car* to a p o in t w liere w e 'rr actually
nnlinn! C onvince ym im clf th a t C h e n
s h o rt o f c e rta in p o p u la r m akes an d tuodrlal
ing, C h ev ro let |K -rform anre, C licvrole
ITen«vf^*i«f n o v im rs iir n ffru r i* / W e’re m aking
t - a n J C hnrrJrt’* low p r i m — all cn
liberal trad e-in offer* to g rl llirn i! So now is yo u r
m ake th ree new iiumIi-U th e heal Invca
o p p o rtu n ity l o g r t a new V)3H C hevrolet on very
u n ilo n lo m ! C olne in —hrio g y o u r cei
favorable t r r m * ! . . .
w ith js m —gel o u r lib eral tra d e -in «
V isit n u r rIiow iihiiii an d in*|>ret tin- new
today!
oil’ll Ih- tikivirf w ith a CJtrrra
f.'cnrru/ VnMs
/ ‘/on - I M in im i, I u m m Iis I MunlUr f’mm.-nli. f finerW AfsSses K
The Old
Way
Y O U ’ LL
AHEAD
BE
WITH
A
CHEVROLET
No “ Repaired look”—
Ma k e s
sh oes
lik e
NEW I
NADER’S
REPAIR SHOP
000 cltison* speak nu|y German
w*« aoen hy deputio* aa threat*
•nlna smoolli French mublliia
lion on tho eaMCrn frontier
They referred
especially
to
Franc*-’* Mnglnol |ln*. huilt alnnt,
tho Gcrtunii frontier In Alsace
Lorraine.
France l»*l nlahl fared ■ now
cabinet in n * when the hostile
senate t'*Jrcted one of Prem ier
-Ilium’s financial hill, anti made
<1 clear If wanted him lu rt-siin
In make tn>y f«r a it*1ii>n*l gnvornmont
Strike* rr*'* In *ht> I’ari* re
glun among met*] worker* and
(000 hemieal worker* in fae
tu rh a in thu Lille district quit
work for bn hour und a half as
a "w arning.''
The -tn k rrs warnivl tlist *
national govrinnien' might h t
an esenaa lu pul rlth tia ij ml*
power
N. PARK AVE.
Proctor Chevrolet Cbh
TELEPHONE 748
202 MAGNOI.IA AVK,
THE lllll ST
WASHINGTON, Mar. SB .-fA l
—Archeolocetla of the National
Park Service havs uncovered an
Infant burial (n oxcavatiuna at
tha Chaco canyon national monu
ment In Arison*.
Tha child, wrapped In raed
malting, had baen burled be
neath the first floor of one of
the rooms In th« ruins. Two
bowl* of Mesa Verde war* and
numerous squash
seed* were
Only one-ninth of the l u m of
Placed n a il to thk Infant.
an iceberg appears above water.
TO U CH TO N DRUG CO
The Rexall Store
Yardley’n Complete Line Of Conmeliri
Special On Cream $1.10
With Small Face Powder Free
—Sundri
Eastman Kodak And Supplies
Thermos Jugs And Bottles
Fla* Palm Whisk Brooms
16c—25c—35c & 50c
i9t^Ty\*!\
T
i
Every**, fat Is ligbiisruttd la rvr-
fsasoo Is nwkin U(himg. hlasilsi
rvswlss u s sdnsined in well kglurd
house* Hood osdltury toums wish
prwpesiy difused. owllow light usd
shey bsiesat wwr thrsilul. gay, lis-
To drsr f hold, of onpradottix ipiiwli aill.
uriwfi. t,rnm l Ogtnhnrpr u IMS losnSoS
)m Infhdi sroiy iftioM V Au|uMin*. Csy
luiHig >lw lioiirriet uo ihr iilwJ si ihs hssbae
oiuulh. hr Lid seigs. fos )1 dty* his caaaas
|w w lni ih. tmlrawni . .
uasonassfitL
kn.U^.'Oglcthu'ps oiihJcrw. His sppnisal af
I kb ids, buorssr. bd LogLssd so u tJs Coha
lot is In ITM. EngLod UU flusld* far SS
years end brfot* ssduig is bark so Sfosa sss
I ISO Irn b y n l ihr ssssr oiih mumj las planlasiaM sod fun*.
Medicines, All Kinds
* Now Ow Diaplay
—Soda Department—
OUR DRINKS ARE THE COME BACK KIND—THE
BEST IN TOWN—TRY THEM—
lighshsg—Wish ssti.il I I I lamps—
can help yXmr Quasi for hoppssr
Using Sot your ti n t nr* I desist.
/
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ratUAY, MARCH M, IMS
ASSOCIATED
*>R€SS
PICTURE NEW
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m
Mir d o . hair mirhrd Formrr Fmldrml Ifoavrr'i vlitt la larap*
V£an I I I I n * Mtirini rawatrirr hr m i i H m world war r r llr l head. Abovr. Iloovrr b o m la rhlli n i at C k m *, friia d . I'.Uatxl t r o n l l j tiu ird w ir arart m IIIi Ulhaanlan dliputr.
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a» a cabinet meel tag presided over
U U im r Is
IS
by Prem ier N cgr.n,
U rgent measures for the defense of town* and v .llig rs along
Tn
W o t * /' V i t a ! a lh* Catalonian bonier In the path
(J h
AO
T T iir V>I I B I S of f-ranoo-, offensive alto were
—
..k —
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—i „ o m
talun*
psatlawee
f« n t ' commandrr snki, seal le ring M ilitary observer* along Ihe
governm ent defenders, capturing Franco-Span lab frontier predicted
a large number of prisoners and a final victory for Franco "within
capturing much w ar m aterial.
a few weeks" if he m aintains his
An official Insurgent report present whirlwind advance,
predicted the fall of B ujaralaa,
shortly. Generalissimo Franco was
to be w ith the advancing
treep* with field headquarters be- B e a v e r , M a k e r O f
the front line*.
D a m s A n d H is to ry
i 1
SA N FO R D
M A R K E T
1
M n ra
in u re
R E PO R T
T han
A IIU II
II OK K Y : Fla, H a lf Hal.
t u t it ia c ,
i . i ; i t i C U : Fla. I F l i U K I H l
T n n rh A P t
rant.
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FA C E SEVEN
9 0 A A ful PvwMcnt of the University of
a U U U Chicago, and oulstsnding advocate
T h m
at the general Ssseinoly
K rid iy
To Tampa Meeting n
on,hpl’1*crprogram
,,f pub,ii', lie
h'i,,w
|* It Is Dangerous!
ini*h
a lconservation
will
he introduced
by Dr. John J . 1* I* da mr rrun* |m •vll n v l i H T I - ' I
I ' T R f # r M 4 |» « l IM m a b f lf c rr r |
TA M PA , M ar. 28 .—O h —M orr Tigert, prvaklrni o f Ihe U niversity T
•Ft fa Mr ffHU m arr*. I uviaHarra Mf#1
ttun. «lc, ffaii&il hue ,
tipr#,
l * i f hr%t MKMbU tl»F III.** Hltd
No than 2,000 teacher* from all part* *>f Florida.
***** tiiia-F y»iur iiiiwlnr**. lam U f
Vi k it A i Fla. bua nora. No 8up- of F ir rid . thronged to T.m .M
T,((. ^
ri.vil, , iInhl.,
w**rfk ikrrF* «r l«*wr iimr* ■ «• |
I.
trl » ..
cs-iac,
.'h .x A i.ti,
eia, early, t»er d »a
plies.
ftiHrh m« m H n v t r n t i 'h
li*. bsa*. comb, tie ; tH la lie . .
.tiNtt: __
(Dry)
_
..
North,rn.
____ ysl- lertUy lo^ hear nation.I.!/ f "till l upnlilc o f yielding ltHi.Odil.8 o0 \
•III . t;..' 11 e l-.
...* ! luH S a tl IIt bsus. I l.is - ll.lt.
nettt speaker* discuss ron«*rvation, • ord. »t tvotid suit,ti|,. to, pulp " ■■■■■wwwwwwwwsIwwwwITiaa
It.is*it.li: Ul la 8i.wi-8t.tw: 14
e „ *«-• it,»s. _. .» a ,— j . .
bs. has,, eomh. t* .tie ; I’d l a la -| **un Ac,-, to s i t. Uunch It-lSc.
*' ‘ lf Hire,-day convrnti,,n of the msnuLictiiri
K in e W a t c h
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• , A r.AIIM.F V: |*er U»»« tttlfe, l*»C.
Kior da Education. A tso.-lttlou.' | — ---------APPI.FH: Riii»|it*#r light.
ils* I'KAn qtir#*ti) Flu., our* n»»ft
R
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p
a
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r
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n
g
On their program were r.umerou,
rnand light, market dull. All ear- arc. to tjuailt), $I. 3&*|I.I9. Four
illacussloni of education irrth -ris
)«tl»i Rhuwlng arilu,
Too few ; #r. lower,
" D ia m o n d
S o ttiiiR
■ •tire to entaltllrh market.
i*r.t a .nU: tin. various v irtu es Rt more than 80 group mreiings
AND
HKANA: iHnuMl Muppllta moder
apra„ Bn<i conferenevs on n retirem ent
ate. d im in l fair market illghtlj "pK tq'K ttd. ''V ia * “J
■
E n t/ra v in n
J
w eaktr. Ulan* B tim glti* and Val- Wonders, soi.t qualliy, li l t . I S system rnd other p ro 'c si.m sl
• fit Ilira arc to Quality bur hors, bu« erts.. wonders giHiC, |1 ••
..j.u ,
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II J i ll III! W A X few 11,71- 11.IJ.
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II FANS; tU m al Itiia. hpr«. tl*a* *t>«eo Mountains, ctVT bsa*. Itw
H erbert A gar, aMocia’e editor
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GRIFFIN
ALLWITE
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Campbell’s Security
Feed & Seed Store
Fteds—Hay—Crain
Fertilizer—Insecticides
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IJ.B0 jier day- niw adJrv.sa and „ „ j
plionu. Write Hot F 3 Cure Her-] ’ _____ ’_______
aid.
24—I-nts F ir Suit*.
Fem ale Help Wanted
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TWO LOTH- M.iyfuir
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cheap
fo r
cash,
Ib n
F I IIH T
m-'-i lo„
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leaching, nursing <>r a*|e» ei-j'^g— Miact-nancnuft For Sale
lti*sk> Mlrawliri
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perlene# preferrrd. Otoe address; --- ---------------------and phon*. Writ* Do* F-.1 care FOR HALE: IHddfiah. Mr*. C. A.
Wti isliloi.
H erald.
BOMlT LAONDltT—Vlcta”- Darla
. I ISO #ay Avanua
* 10—Flower* and Plant*
• Ztontai, Patnntos, Dallies, Agerit * _ turn, Marigalda—18 cents doi-
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31)— H o u s e s
fc*mishlngs,
Daator A Gay's Quality Paint Is i 654‘W'
' whit wr* hav* always racom-1 m n T ' n
toesded for Ustlng aaltofaction
'* fvA ' :
and greatest vriue. Stanley-Roger. ' f*n*' ?
Gnrrgc Apt.
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•tofly Box OX care Sanford Ife r-
aWk staling cash pries.
* Br boy C y p n a t poles fa r U th j Phonn 181-W.
OFF-SIDE I
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Ilenscrinhie. Terms.
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but it
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We carry a complel*
line of
L iq u o rN
W in e s
W h is k e y s
G in s
312 Sanford Ave.
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C om plete Lunch
35c
‘■'clccl vniir food from n HhI of delirious nandwlch** •
and home rooked |instrie*t . . . Meet your friend* i t
l.nnrv'rt.
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GREYHOUND
RACES
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SANFORD-ORLANDO
KENNEL CLUB
On Untile 17 — 10 Milen South Of Ranfard
ITurn
the Ned Arrow?
10 it A C E S
Do You Know___
n ig h t l y
T l i r numlipr uf IrenHi ailoa In
T r ir r Hb ^ iu< ien*#H fu m i 12 tn
raf>r« than I . immi in |T*p U # i rig tii
ll.tal.lr I
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S a n fo rd
P a in t &
G la s s C o .
W ill F i n a n c e Y o u r P a in l A n d
Itcpnir Jo b
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REAL ESTATE
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Traffic I»um
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INSURANCE
S E E P H F O R D K T A II-S
C O M PA N Y
Mcrr i E t o n r u n a t k i i
Phone 17K-J
Interest
N oth in g To Pay I'n iil .’10 Day* A fter J<d> Is Ciimph-ti’d
A .
MORTGAGE l-OANR
117 N. Park Avenue
f o r S u it
Ifr»lit H In
ft \FK : F -ciirllr
I F i r .I IlMlf at I In II f
Y O U N G * M I L K G oal, ju .t f,c s !)
first lim e, w ith tw o lm,. Kids.
2301 O ak A r c .
F r a n k ',«* f*!hr»i<*#■
T » » l Hu I
H ullin' T ir t llif
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Na.uator H n n lty
Vlul* I An-lf •w*
Ful I Ilk#
K»r\tt Jt.e
h ir u S li
I ’u lv rr xed humous slid muck, for
flowers, a h ru bliny and lawns.
Phono 3203, R u i m i II G . ] .Lindquist.
Ilhiiidy Dm #u
Night tafiijillr
T*»MlMkl*a FsMlrlra
HACK* F u l u n i y
K 1n m jluftnl
l.tu k Irtrl
Z . t»- 8Hu»tton Wanted
t o n ig h t
Th i rt q||lr
l ‘ttrufinl Inn
WANTED Immediately Knflnrd Herald.
Lady for local work. Koine.
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France began it* conquest of
Cochin-China In Iddl.
i n r of p r a c tic a l d u r a t i o n Will speak
1 II I t l l l g
H E N D A Y E. Ftaneo-Spaniah
B y -D IN G " D ARLIN G
if e o tle r ,
Mar. 25,—{*>>—The
The animal that played a star
tofalU t eablaet a t Barcalona last
night ordered mobilisation of Ihe rol* In the early history uf this I l e a . D oure r, l l S& l l 79.
ll.e s -t ix t .
. o f the L o u is vd 'e P o o r e r J n u rn s l,
It R kTH ; Hupp h er
Hu# rat,
tt
n i l s T U K l ; a u p p ll,,
m o c ra ta
,
, ,,
..
m ilta civilian population to do continent Is the Waver.
run n d m i u l F r a t r ,
m arket
a te ad E . iWuiand fait, m arket ,te* O r, l*la. w a i the speaker at the firs t p in
fend Catalonia againsb G enerali w , t t •>•**
w« « * . elties I la per dot Pun., acc te Quality, t m . . T riu m p h .,
b u ..
h p ra a era! »e*s on et the a ud itorium las'
re . He: TOPPED, pet: bus. Il-U e. n t a . field a i.d e a |*aeti. Nn la .
. . il ,
„„
Tbaaeo'i 100,000 troop* that are founded, vast projects of explore
Il.ea. No l a »*-»t; I'd eommer- High., talking on Conterva ion of
IUI'm vo i .i Fla. t*er Ih. k-bf.
eloe'ng In on the capital in a gl*
CAlIttAMF Huppltre light. d f rials. No. ia tie .
natural resource., tie oulilnrtl >he
I'ismI
mode rate,
market
firm.
g ta tle plncer movement.
Fie
rupenhagan
wide
rang* 1U!l»f*'iNo,,liuppllss',,b*B *'*’ , r '" ' v»s piogram of the Roosevelt ad
' The rebels, driving close to the
• n quality arc to condition. p*r
IIAMIHIIKS: FIm., gar doa bun m in iM rs tlo n In rebuild in g t o il,
ton.
ll7.aa-IS0.to.
few
•«!•■ 3m-t7c-,
Cata'onlan border along th s 120p . k i . *n ‘* h >re rtry o f the co u n try , nnd
higher:
Itrd,
I
H
bua
lipra
.
HI'INAFIf:
F)m. Iiiiii
mUs front extending from Hueaea
II .I I I I S O
N*W 7.e ,t : told of great accom plishm ents >'f
Uh»umtiht!», iS-lScIn lb* north to Allaga In the
FAltlKMH: RiippMee light
de ami and a o -llc •he T V A p to p ra m .
i sooth, w ere reported to haV* cut
pend light, market plead*. Fla
s ( j i ‘ a m I : Mia-, t.ua. b «k ia . T e l
"Th e T V A
l» nink n g trenu-n
P?r t oi bun., 70- lie ; FOFFKD per low r f o it k n f f k i fair to yr*f»<. q u a lthe Im portant 8arago**a-Lerida
d o t . hua. 71-IOc.
tty l l . t l - i l . l t ; W hite, u rdln ary to d o u , sltidea,” he said. “ In ru rn l
CAtfLIFUnVKII? FIm erarre K.
highway.
' " . T i t v’ l v n i n m i f r .a
pints * I* r tr if eatm n and in te srh in g r e .t* rrta . f.ilr «iuallty | t OO-ti.i^.
Rebel field
headquarters a t '
I-1.‘ '»-Ht v »- ( I
I'M ss« *
'Ft •
acr, lo u u .M ty .* * .»c
iden’ , in the areas it s e rv e , the
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N*o pile* ac<*t. ahlpplpg hululav
Qu'nto,
near S irag o iaa, said .
i*i-:H:ii P»%*ithern, value and n*ce,s:ty of anil confew
•ale#
in
i
'HI.
m
c
IIK
A
lir*
Fla
los
I'nrln
lllfcti,
Tut*
'■Mhreccan cavalry has seised the I
tet ration.*
bun. VO-V&c.
e-Ntnhhbh market
highw
ay clot* 10 Bujaralos.
Itton and development carried out,
nipnrow*;
* i <(,i. t H MM: Fin, »»■* #,na, bun i H M in * . ira n # ) Southern, UaI.
Hr, Robert M. Ilulehln*. youthIM tr.
ttjaraloi i s '48 miles w est of ,*11 becauso of the bearer.
Bujai
I'OHNj inreenl Fie ner
«.**»
Main#
|'t iT IT* *1:h
i N u rih rm )
A d a , the general headquarters j A French king set the style of F la , p e r doa. No *up[iHea,
Ur MminlAliia C W T bag*, II «»•
*^i«. ...... Sore
II *7
o F u aan.
n , Sebastian Porn's loyalist the tall braver hat, which con- ^
fair t» eeii.t 'lu.ilily see
act*, to q u t l l t y , f 1 7 S - I * lu.
TO M A TO M S ' Auppllc * lUrht d — tli.li
t l ta .I.fU H . . . .
arm y
attem pting to stem the ijnueJ for a erntury nnd a hs.f. Few
Kill 11*1 A S*|
Flfc |ilf«
I.MFP
ml niod#falF, market
Atf nly.l fult
__ ,in illlt b » t IIS'* I ' ’
*••
qp.- ».» niiallty, tb i« litirr. Fla, •*'••* # p i I a upproi
triple-blow enemy drive to the and sent tens of thousand' of men.
*b# | |l*"« |*,.#iii*r all i»*tck« lowrr
ll.II-9l.IO
t
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bu*.
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t
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nvt
w*t,a
rntuty
In
niialltv
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Htt|*|*lI
«
*u«*l*ratF.
»t •
j «seacoaat and pravent Franco from red and w hltr, to violent d c a h In
A
•iirvilng#.' mrthi.
light.
himrk f I
•t**4*l
MAY |Pignut) Hoiitherti i»-r ton i-svllsl«♦.,.** It r .r h .
penetrating C ata'onla.
the wilderness in •enrrh of the 91100
•
jlly If Alt-|S An, HIt l*al**• J Fl.i
tiina m*r '1*»» bin
J*»
T O F F K D . »*•r lm* II
\ Franco's three columns closing highly prise,! htavci pelts; paved ■
HA H I* . t » f hua hf*rat CD**'*.
ld ,W
— upon the Med le rn tie a n sea- Ihe uray for the hem am of the
t*
i
*HN
:
(HhvtiFvM >>•*»*i;*f ft IVIII*
It rtf Fluvru
- 'Ipoard in the "nut cracker* of- Jesuits and the vlllulny of the •he very fare of Ihe esrt*» in n>any ’ hi
M rr M i * I f * * • ! ) *
I'M
A l# \
! ' * M s1
C tC A N S A IL W H IT T S H O TS
ptaers.
Braver
dam
,.
heaver
TiSmev‘T«7eben.
ftmtlv*
averaged
10
miles
each
renegad*
for
tr
-d
e
r.;
gave
lm’
svnsn
HaiV
W H IT E N S W H IT E R
their advtncea today,
petua to th e e.t * Id irh merit of lj.it- tH>nd., are nature'* m eant of flood . t i p i i i i it.n-i;
-It- Mil# *
tn n liu l -ml eioalon <-*i.-ek. In th e ) <*re<-»a ii.ir •! Hall* •irtllMrl j Th*» m triufW hin' uf Hpiifit'iul
i o a n e w s h o t riH is H
r. * >? the north, the rebels re -.b e e , Montreal, He1roll, St, Louis
iHfit'kkhlHk Ih'Y
course uf centuries, hundreds o f ' Vi*W:/»■«J
” ported!y eroaseil tho Flam en river end scores of le«ser tow n.
ll»;ti*ri k
’ | In* Ui'umi' gt'nrral ihnul Hum.
FI* lug TlhLouith
It was for heaver th it the voy- square miles of feriile fields have ! naip i ' p
**-.north and south of the long.FetIUrk
I'olli.i,
lllll
N)
r
, stored rebel stronghold of Ituesca aguera Ihreadrd the forest w ater rallied from beever work.
i'<it• it r 11 itA ct; Fu lu i Itv
Rea'or are among Ihe wll-FIfe • t-.My
■» «nd took up pot li Ions on the east ways and fur licaver that the
Mfvpl.nl NVtilrt
i it.-1
m
a
ll I ’b l.r
Jim * Huy
mountain
men
inraded
Hie
domain
'<
P«-cie*
th
at
are
"coming
back"
n
r
f c bwtk.
1‘MlfR llFRtlR
leOll)
The civilian mobll'gation call in ;of hostile trib e,.
|d e r management and careful trap- Poor Kirn##
HlbtlM
* Barcelona, crowded with m o re l Not only h a , ,ha bu'Ve- le f Its ping regulations.
The '-atuabh
F I F T H 9IA«*K FuiurMr
II
H
llitnf
<
t
*
*
i»vf ti| Mnhl
• than 1,800,000 residents and refu- 'Im p rest on hl.to ry and it-, record (heaver p e't could with proper rare
Dnlt.isHon
Slnrfrr
“ gpe* from other w ar-tom secto r* 'w ritte n In n*ti»nal boundary lin e .,, again become u real economic r.*- lltiff
Kamiji# Tiafli*
Traill) HirpciHr
- of loyalist Spain was decided upon but it has also decln- ely iitfrrte-l «et to Ihe rountry. The new -pirlt AMrn-pf
jo f a i:
I
I*, r . I' %M I'llF.I.I , l*r »•!•! lrf «r
of cen*ervatlon and re s lu riliin
HIXTII n Al’K a-i« MilFflfulRi
I
»ai
II
ru:
TrueJ
lu
rk
has saved the heavrr from i . t i n e
<t
lemur# rim fivr
(l|*rn Julnt
linn in many areas and reestab 1*f»fi Out Mil
Hi uAvtilr Jua
til nit- Wing
lished by restocking many of the d rill
H i:V i:V N H I H A C K : Fulurlty
former bearer colonies whim had
Tliirrfvs tl n ir ti
Trafttf II# il
lie n rom pleifly depopulated. The 'VhM# Kifinkf
Mn11kn IdiM
'
j stock 6 " to 18” long. U H t l F t ll .A
I -—Ann ounce m en u
1*1..* U p
Hudsons Hay ('ontpuny Ha. ret Fi|UrnkV |ilnir*
itiYI'RESH fOMI'ANT.
i.i
‘tm
null
lli*|»
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s . de a rrfu g r for beaver ei*;ht
W. J. King, Flum blng-rhone 80.
F M I . T I I It A F l
F ii t in II t
a» •*
. . . . __~
. , , I 111)0M. F l-I'A N Woman to d'> reu lliou-and square mile, in a tm . In SpArllhf l . l f r
IMjntt
HAVE 1 0 IIR Watch repaired by,
| 1(1|1
\ ih . i ,iu y on more than hu'f the stste ,, ih- iv i '-, F r i t * uiTiFti
Hunch lt* a
M
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n
y
A
till
r**
un
x
II
am
\t»
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r
F
u
a
one
who really know* how,) p ie in le ,
Fern ('ratcH—Strawberry C ralrs
||0||C either native or introduced, u ir .Sp e c J y N n n i t l
Hl*-iuly Wort,
Jt»si Frltti*#
Sr.ggs, Jeweler Magnolia Ave.
.lowl>' reestablishing lliem .e'vrr.
Stl-W ,
N I N T H HA CK :' Li t) Mllr
j l f f t l ) h a ll
IMrly finiMi
201 W. Inl
I‘ht>np fi.i'j
I^ d y Jo
laiiitl Ini J
-Male Help Wanted
. 18— A pertm nitn For Kent
A nn W il l
l l r A lly
o Ia
n'
Hm a u k
MU« Atil Nil U rh
ANTED,
young
man
High
(3, 1-1,,,,. Apartment for
G R E Y tlO U N D
T K N T l t It AP R 1 I I M il,
Bchoul graduate. Can
*urn
rent. Reasonable. (‘ uae in, Kin
>
'rm^r -wtj—t-ttn •\ Ty-y^ry:,J!mm’ ^'<T
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llt U .llt .1 3
D a lly r#i»ori of
uf fruit#
and t t v f U i l i a
at (It# tfmiforu
atmla l i n n c r i * W h o l« « iilt M a rk ii
to truckers,
cmiJui
aneemUlera
and other daulera fur a t « b.»ui
P**rliMl e i u l i n i i t
A, M. tu
4mjT, ae rFim rim l lit J , fI. Ml ritual
Maiteaer.
it lt a V d ljg - rva. its . b is . eernb.
It 1J-I1 «*: I’d l a l i * t . | l . l t : S
J.’) f .V’T^*•yj'sTiTJ, ?■•';■r~*~r
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\ fn r la
Made
Illo U e
V i t a l Factor
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Sanford, Florida
Sanford Paint &
Glass Co.
Lcffilited
Parl-H utud
Helling
m ilH IlA STATE RACING COMMISSION Slll'ERVISION
POST
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d r e sse s
d r e sse s
d r e s s ic s
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v» ln t. I7 J1
11.00
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DAILY NEWSPAPKH
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. MARCH 26, 1938
Pretender
Teachers Vote French
Celery Group
Awaits Call To Throne
To Push Plan
Votes To Ship
SCORE INJ
EaUbUahW la 1908
Insurgents Roll On
Towards Coast In
R e le n tless Drive
AS FISTS FLY IN ANTI-NAZI RIOT
396 Car Quota
F lo rid a Educational
A s s o c i a t i o n Also
Endorses S i n g l e
' S a l a r y Schedule
Committee Requests
Commodities Cor
poration To Buy
75 Cars Of Cr6p
Urge Stringent
Gambling Laws
Members of the Celery Control
Committee at their weekly meet
ing in Lakeland yesterday recom
mended in the Rcerwtary of Agri
culture shipment of 39fl rare of
celery to terminal markets during
the coming wvek, J. C. Lattice,
lecretary-ireaanrer of the Com
mittee, announced today. _
,
i The com ml tire alyo passed a'
resolution requesting tha Rurpius
Commodities Corporation la pur*
______ rhase 7ft ears of the .commodity
„ ...
.
„
. ’ dtiring the rnsulng week at ftt-M
T|,u # c a thla week
Louis Philippe Hr Bourbon ^ ^
(above), who dilcna descent from a||ottnj toT p,irrhn.e, 100 cars at
Ihe 1o*t dauphin. Ill-fated son of M
p ,r er, u , nj tk( o n.
Iau Is XVI and Matte An otaetu lro, r#Inm|„ M agreed that ■
of Pawnee, held modest court In h)#h#r pHw ^ erll, .hou'd be
—. ’ —» *
h b . Bailey Of De
fun iak Springs Is
'^Elected P r e si dent
^
IA m e r ic a n
small apartment In the French
tealdenllal section of New Or*
Iran*.
Wation Releases
Roster For State
League Ball Clnb
I. I), tullry of nafunlak Bprlnxs
«■ , alaclad prealdent of the as
aorlatlon. Dr. Carleton Waah.
burn* of Wianelka, 111. school
aoparinlendent and author of
tha Wlun*tUa plan of Inil ruc
tion. told Uut aiaoclatlon that
public arhool, need -well ad*
Justed, emotionally balanced leachera'1 allowed to Ilea their own
lire* |tha other rltlaena at the t Proxy Henry W atson of th a lo-
F i r s t Practice Will
B e g i n Tomorrow;
Manager Not Here
*00
CStckera .hrtd-tf}
; principals of white achooli In this
G B County attended the annual meet*
' Inc of the rierida Education A s\
social Ion In Tampa yeiterday and
Heard State Superintendent Colin
XCnglish ad* lac those attending the
convention that the SU ie will pay
Uie full appropriation of filtOO
per teacher unit to <he echoola
this year even if It meant taking
ICMtlaaan aa pane alat
Stocks Tumble To
Lowest Average In
Last Three Years
WEW YORK, Mar. 2«.—(ATThe baavleat o f a aerlea of Marrh
Balling galea toppled Blocks | !
to more than IS a share yesterday
to tha lowest avenge prices In
threw yean.
At the close of the worst day
tho market had experienced since
last November, ||ttto remained of
the many blllloni of dolUra added
U footed values on the two-year
T
upswing running from March,
ID**, inta March last year.
When previous support levels
cricked under <hi surge of of.
ferine*, many margin trader* who
had aurvlved tho autumn decline
nr had entered tha market mean
while, found Ihemielvee in d iffi
culty. Brokers reported margin ac
count* as kingpin Issues of the in*
darirtol groups ware bowled over
for sharp losses.
Bethlehem Steel, a recent epeculstive favorite on War spending
prospects, r rumbled for n loot of
shout M ■ sharu a t 947. United
Rtalss lUeel plunged 94 to 944.7ft,
Allied Chemical mot* than 9> to
around 9141, Cfcrya'ftr 94 to * « ftft, Westlnghouae Electric 99 to
971, Anaconda Copper nearly 9)
te around fM, Boatman Kodak
*ror.a 99AO to 9171 £ 0 and Bear* Boo<1 hack 97£® at 9ftOJ«.
Group Organised To
Wage War On Cancer
*■ "■1■■
Mr*. W. L Cooper- o f BanfanL
Is to he leader In Seminole Coon
tv at a u a p t i o to ahva tho*
Ida o f Ilvea from cancer w h k n
D begin Ik is week.
tke
the
J * l f UaiabaLI
A isorLlion
today
anneuanod a ro ster of I I play*
ara that hare been signed to
tryou t for Posts fur the Hanford
.leant during the coming basebt'.l
season
C o rresp o n
d e n t
O rd e re d
L eave
By
To
M onday
VIENNA, M ir. 2 0 - M V .N t i l
rulsrs of A ustria last night
warned all foreign newspaper
correspondents th a t they -would be
expelled from Ihe rouniry if th r lr
dispatches displeased
H erm an
TAMPA. M»r. 26.—(AP)
—Tty* Florida Education A«*
a x M o n voted VxUy to au*
thorite it <1 legialatlve committeg to' push for paannge at
tho tiext session of tho legis
lature the teacher retirement
plan Vetoed by Governor New O rhan*, - let-. recently, “nd
r vr „ though there
Cone in 1937.
iroyalist*
j j u T ’W u h
*• ,h * " umb*r
The FEA alao endorsed a French throne. He lives In • purehieed.
rinale salary schedule fo r ele
mentary *n<< blah school teach,
m , baa'd upon th* s>ma qnsllflcatlona and experience; urged
stricter enforcement on gambling
law*, and anpport of the amend'
meftt m aking It mandatory for
tha lea ir L i u re to provide auftl.
toieqt .funds fur each school year.
1^
F re n c h W o rk c ra
D em
Press Agents Get o n s t r a t e I n P r o t e s t
Terse Warning By Av ef nf nt iion ns t I nN o Cn -oInn ftlei lc^t
Nazis tn Austria Laboring Classes
authorities.
. A t proof that they m eant busiMoro than a scon* of persons wrre injured In a
“frre -f« r« ll" riot In llilladetphta, Prim., w hkh ' ness, (jeorge Qrdye,
veleran
w as a , resulted when an an .l-N a i| cnnril n'onm-d what police described »" a Oermnn 'American bund niret" roirespondent of the New York
o f « r* > 1 . which. It la raid. w*» attended by Wilhelm Kunse, national bund Ir.der. This Philadelphia In* Time* and the London Telegraph
• nd Morning Post, was ordered to
| quirer copyrigh- pho'n shows bund mrmlM-it>. In uniform , L-a'ing off the Invaders.
Tho shipping allotment which J
------------- --— -e—
------------- :---------------------------- —— } leer* A ustria before Monday
night.
-was almost nnmnimously agreed . ,
The Government press d epart
upon by members of tha Commit*-**
ment summoned foreign corres
tee, represented
approximately
pondents and
admonished them
half of Ihe amount of celery ca
regarding ''atrocity" stories. For
ll ms led aa available far shipment
eign correspondents
ware told
during thw week, but was decided
they generally bad proved to he
upon a t. all tha
objective In their dispatches, but
absorb without disastrous
that “there have been exceptions"
California shipments, according
In a dispatch ta the Tlmea last
In reports, will cpntlnue at 12ft
W i l l T a k e N o A c t i o n Runday. Grdye said tha first tx cars for another week. -It was Y o u n g : S a n f o r d B u s pointed offt, however, that tha
i n e s s M a n I s N a m 6 d < Ki«n
snvice, vummi
t-oumy
O n B r i t t o n ' s R e s i g - pulaion order gpparently wxx
based on his reporting of an In*
romlng week will probably end
A s
E x a lte d
R u l e r , ? £ 'y[ c » n *w*u'*
hl* ,,ffic*l
n n t i o n F r o f n B o a r d eorrespondenla and A ustrian of*
relny shipments from that pro
rident In which several foreign
ducing atra.
_____
,
A t th a meeting in Hotel Thelma
Andrew fa iru w a y , prom inent - A m nU rryrle wall crash will la* TAI.LAIIAR8KK, klsr. 2(1.—Wf) fleers were retained In the chintha praSBleiit feeling teemed to Banford business man, was elected j s'agc-d on lh»< lake front lutnor*—O o'etnor Cone said yesterday he eellory by » German officer^Wtlh
the courts decide legal* [drown pistol. Tha eorrespoudenls
b# th a t although the
appointments of Chair- Had gona tp tka proex departm ent
not yet had lime
Wendell C. ttostou and C. A. fo r passes to hear Adolf Hiller a
drantle
curls ileient
the stale industrial com- speech In Vienna. As they were
” ~
about tn leave they- were rhl**t«
a fsrointdc trend wilt
‘Aody” Carraway1Cone Will Allow
|Elected To Heajd
Courts ToDecide
Local Elks Club CITY NEWS BRIEFS Legality In Case
I
Plan Mass Meet
C h a m b e rla in
s
S tu d ie s
ir .4
L a b o rO p p o s itio n T p
H is
F o re ig n
r
s
P o lic y
.S
nv snifiO M l Press- •
-s*-
InaurRcnt forces, weiflca
into n front 125 miles wide,
today rolled over northcaatent Sjmln—u Jugrcrrfaut
nlnu’tl to cruxh tho Barce
lona government — while
French workera moaned to
protest the '•diabolical pro
longation of tho trngic-com*
cdy of non-intervention In
*i
j
.i
‘
Spain."
It seemed the last tiny* «>f <na
Hpanlth Hepubllcan regime were
bring checked off by "I rating and
Limbing plane* ami artillery,
lank and infsiitiv asNinll*, Ahead
of Ihe northern wing of Getter*
alUsInm Franco's wall of . men
and *>e< I lay rhrh in fn ttlo n la
and Uarcflnna while In-tween >he
soulhcin wing «nd the guveivr
me lit seaboard lay n m-ck of tond
unly 4(1 mill's wider
The French General Confcilero*
Hon of luilsir onlc-ttul its Farle
membrrslil|i »uL for » m onster
drm nnstratlun not nnly to pres»fort an end to French non-inter
vention In Spain hot In proU-st
agqluxt Rvnujit__pppojltlcn
lo
P rem ie r Iliu m
,
.
'
' l
|
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; J
^ -
nm l uluivu uTl
during tha earlier
eftming week.
teke no action on the
I*
• C f1'"’'" ' ° rrtM!r x,1" irr policy of |irovoru1ion mid resist
night, retiring secretary, Rev. J.
of Britton, he said, ■
rries.ed hot ance of employer* In collective
J . Kellegtisn, aniimuicvd today. a rand Male r..r Dei.-.ocrsitc to mI . rrsignsilon
until the rout la rule on an ouster
U t r r they were released bu‘ contracts
Track
holdings a t
principal
Others named to office in th.* mllleeman from prt-cinci No
suit
recently
filed
against
the
two
tlwy
mls»ed__Hitler
s
speech.
In llfilaln Prem ier rlium hcrIn announcing the rosier. Mr. m arkets hum shown a reduction election were: John Zerrenm-r, subject to the May prtm ailrs.
members.
lain lellreil for ihe week end for
during
the
It
tie
r
p
a
ri
of
the
|E
,
lfrm
id
u
,
d
n
r
K
night;
John
W atson stated th a t Iha lights,
Esteemed loyal
Firu Chief Mark Cleveland will Rrll'itn subm lltnl his re s ig n t-| V I \ D
A u l/tJ
F a W P I* stuily of ie lid 'd problem* preg ss und *-ater fa rjlille i for the meek and u fu rth rr clean-up l* ! j KeHeKhsn,
h ave this a fter iumiii for Ocala tlnn soon lifter the xuP was started 7 U I V JXOIhS X IVYTvl rented by lidnn opposition to his
rtubhouso will be Installed today expected a* the effects of t h c 'Knl(:M. , , , tl.rm „ | Knlghl, Char
"sli tight" foreign |Hi|ley
amt
A sirlt-klssml
where hr will afh n d n Hireling and llratn n predicted this would
M ilk d
P l l b l l C
epd th a t practice of >11 m em Onee-day shipping holiday is fell
the iiereaalty id gaining Islstr w
ber* " f thw roat*r tn tho city n t. dur ng the earlier p a ri of n e x t| a)m | „ ,„ in r v R ccrelety; W of the rxixul Ives of tin- N u tr cause the supreme court art Ion .
n 9 n Q F rtr
R F I ' oprrniion to rpeed i< arm am ent,
present will be launched u t lh*'| *fiek,
J , Toil, trra su rer; FihsHrd It i Y in-nun's A**oriniloii lomorrnw. I»a withdrawn. Cone’s decision tu
wllhhnhl action uu the resignation I d W « I I » 1 I H
I» a W
Hatch*fuehrer and otlter Naxl
A t tho meeting, Mr. Lett Ire ro- |{„i„ kc, filer; and H. II. Coleman, j
ball park tomorrow.
liadi-mt
were
liiirndontilng
■ly Ofillnnnrea leavt-s Ihe rase in the courts.
Manager l.*ey, who » ill hold ported n alight upward trend in j\y . R, rtupree, and II J la-hmsn 1 Vlntatm* ,.f t'ilg
WASHINGTON, Mnr. a n .-t/l'l thniiigh G reater Gennatiy in a
Judge l 'rnnX The governor said he s;ipolnte«l
! '**1*
Hcturr
down an Uifleld position on lh a |tb « New Yotk in arket price over ns trustees.
—(‘resident
Roosevelt, Seiiatur rnm paign for "J b" voles in tha
learn has not returned to Hen- ihe prior week. Ills a v e n g e reThe
tclirin g
Exalted R ulrr I.. Mllh r 111 n «p,si»n of th>< E. T. laiy of Jacksonville aa the
Glass (ll.-V a.) said today, ha* Apr, I d ph'liesrili* on the A us
ford from hi* Itinerary in quest port showed th a t stg d o irn sixes
ticorgc 7'hurtton was nnmrd ns Muiilriiiul Court nt the |'n |jru rrpra>entntivr of industry.
si
“ I sx|d nothing about whu lies- requested that Congress give the trian coop.
of m aterial. Mr. W ation aald and[had brought an estim ated a v e n g e ■Itprnate irp re srn ln tiv r to tho Elntioii Monday oft.-ruoon
llecon*truction Finance Corpora
4 0U o'rlock
ton represented,” he addrd.
China'* defender)) re|uilied vie*
add«d Hist ihe full rooter of *f 91.US per crate during the cur* Grand I-odgr convention.
a fte r
______
"Since the supreme court rase tion authority to m»ke sell liqui lories In several sectors
The newly elected official* w II
players and the manager will rent week us compared with
nionthN of almost uaiiiternipted
Tlie seliil monthly meeting of I1"* beetl started," he said, "I dating public works loans.
probably not* arrive before Apr. 91-MtV average fo r the previous le installed at a meeting tn the
He mkrd also that the agency defeat.
I a Ikc Hall on Apr. H. Official* the City Coninilmslon w|1| Is. don't know any thing to do exeepl
1. when pmrtlca sessions *111 week.
hr granted nddiliiinsl latitude In
get under way In earnest'No definite arrangem ents were of the New Smyrna ]-odgr will l>c held In the City ||«|| Monday h'l the court decide it. I have
HOME, Mai. J it- ( A T j- Fascist
The Hanford representative in made for sending Luring Raoul to In charge of the Instcllslion rere- nixht a l 7:30 n’elork. C|ty c ie tk "o feeling in Ihe matters, and 1 financing business and industry.
Tho Emergency Relief Aet ol Italy last night challenged hsr
Frank H, lotitison reimiled tmlav. w i11 not lake sides, I will eomply
the Ira sue will open, tha season California to catitaet re lrry ship inoulen.
_____
with whatever order the c o u rt; HW- authorised the 11KO to make aectiscgs to prove that, Prem ier
at the local park on Hunday af pers in that area In an effort to
' trir-llquldsllng loans to
piildu- llciiiio Minsulin! hu* si-iU a sine
K.
M,
Davis,
curator
of
tho
m ikes
ternoon Al*r. 17 against the De. promote co operation in the ship M a t e I s A c q u i r e d
tcaatlaaeg aa s s s a a l t )
1
Hollins Collage Muiaum. will he
Heaton wa« sp|H>lnt«l rh airm an ' bodlea but the uuthurity was re
I-and outfit- and baseball oftl ping curtailm ents which have been
F o r B a b o o n I n Z o o the gm-.t speaker at Iha luneh. «f ll>« industrial rom m iltton In
b7 Longress when the
rials Indicate that everything enforced unea Iha Industry In
______
I eua of the no tary Club Monday IBM I f Dave Sl.olU while he waa {*WA was e.tabllshed.
Jesse
will be In readiness at the open this S tate through the M arketing
At lost a m sta has be,.n ar-t ■> II: Ik O'clock, «}. K. Holllo*. governor. Ha waa reappointed by Jonre. RFC rhairm an, said that
ing call of tha umpireA greement.
rhifjrman.
announced r " n' as chairm en a fter U.a 1917 since the l U a » « x no longer
Mr. Watson reported that tha
sks
G. O. Hyde, attorney fo r the quired for "Jerry" llam aadryxa I'rogram
_______ _____________________
Ihe
who Z ' w blW
W
legls'alut#
amended and broidened • * * " " « « !
following
players
had
bean D epartm ent o f A griculture, was Z Z
the commlielon law, Heaton la Ih e , SFC proposed lo .rraum e them,
■lined:
proaent a t tha meeting and ex f|Va lonely yoari a» a harhetor
” *
only m ajor appointee of Hhollx
rjtcber*: Rook, Hparlanburf. plained to Ihe Committee members a t (bo Municipal T*\.
‘ * ---I'HAIIA, <rsrchnstnvakU , .Mar.
R. C.; Iliney, Chattanooga. Tenn.; the enforcement of provisions of
In c re a se d In te re s t
Mra. "Jerry- arrived at th a'A C L P a y H ? 1 3 £ 1 3 . 7 9
20.—(AT—-Kunrad Hrnh-in, N ail
Ward,. Newberry, ft. C.; Ilunna- tha act. Mr. Hyde, it w as reported.
I s S h o w n A t R e v i v a l lender in t’si-choalovakis, last night
aucker, Dalton. Ga.;
Carter. Is In Florida Investigating two
F o r , 9 3 L C “ 5' T * x e s - f s s y u r s r B L ? * a t
callnl nn l I im guveniim-nt for new
tun fe vice president. The supreme
Jackson- Miss.: Fisher. Bryan, violations of th e agreem ent which City, drolera In animals, and
fiffiriut* d( ill), division of court ouster action charged they
Derlarlng that there had brrn elections to end a system under
Ohio; Fallen, Philadelphia, pa.; hsv» been reported to the ftrere* wa# the finale fur Ihe eiten*lve
the A tla ntic Coast l.lne Hall- both represented labor, while t h o ' an Increase in attendance ric h which hn said his followers were
I.lcta-r. Jersey City. New Jersey; Isry o f Agriculture.
efforts of Ihe Hemlnole County
f h .n i.
. „ .
. . . .
, "**l l a t e n t l y P»hl GltV t’lerk Industrial commission law pro- night ibtre the beginning of tho “denied their rights."
Mou. Iim CJty, o a . CrtsfUid.
Chamber of C ow m .rre which for Krwik H ljinU(Pn „ i . s l s .T» In vul.d fo , one member to repre«-n« ' revival ..relcea a t th . Viral U .,.Ill- rnupleil hi* demand with an
Brooklyn, N- Y.
IH .^ “ *1
r* 7,B r" "**
1*37 to ie » Mr. Mm*un reported l . l . . r, one to represent employer* I Gat Church here, Rev. W. I'. assertion that he runtrullod 1,*
Catcher*: Young, Hamlin. Oa.:
.“ .
.
?r S “ klsr.
and one to he neutral.
Brook, pastor of the Church, an- Out),(Hit) Vote* and HI *<-a>s In th*
Parker. Tampa; Phillips. Ban
l* 1’ ,n " ) w h .li i* found 9m f
| laymi'nl of the large lax tn- The supreme court
directed ! nounced today that the services Nalional Chamber oil Depulles,
Francisco, Calin the roesy raachos of A fro*. t „| nulhnriied by Co|. W.
E. Heaton and ill Rton to answ er the will continue through next Wed* This Mould give his party by fa r
Inftelders;
iJicy.
Cleveland,
Ilo n a for ranoo races on the
well-ples.ed Kay. general solicitor for the ouster suit by March 31, and Ilea- nesday night under Ihe direction the largest voto In parliam ent..
Tenn.: Kirby, fipartanbarg, 0 . C.: Iska and th e building of tha Res
hta new companion «,id of- ra|l« A y . interests, and w a. m .de ton raid they would do re.
The government, through* a
of D[. Griffin of W inter Haven.
Nemo. Creenvllle, 8 C.; Lacy. HeUUls aOCOOd SXtt boat ware dis with
f lc l.l. In charoa of the /.<« In „ lr rjly r lr r lt b f U K o r
-----1 ----- --------Rev. Brooks also staled tha* coalition of C terhs and Slovaks,
Hparianbur*. H. C.; Addy- Colum cussed a t (ha waahly mc-tlnx of
there will be no service on Hst- is supporied j|F H>3 of the BOO
hV " "''"h lieiier (llje*. driish-n cnuarel, and 0. K f n n L n i n i t A n n n i n t e x f l
bia, 8. C-, Rugger to, Niagara Vails, tha ship In th eir headquarters
unlay n ght but U ni services will member* In tha chamber. -Th*
N. T.i
Walla.
Jacksonville; on Iha lake shore Thursday nixht. dl.po.Hlnn. having In t hi. IR*( IlulUna. Division .uperlntend.nt.
tha
be held aa usual over Hunday with U rgr*t government party
Scroggins. Birmingham, Mlchl of n r la! i reported today.
Cieeh A grarian parly with 49
Iha visiting evangelist .prjachlng
, ... t t
I property In thla OHy la »4M,-------.
gap;
Ml nil log.
BlrmlagHam.
During th a masting Bklpp*r
w # K W i of th b boboon n «
y r . Laiuion repoHed itul
^irteon C tpU Ini fo r lh» Bol- i t Loth tho morning snii rvrnlng s ta ts. The recent adherence -of
Kirk,
Baatar V lbltn appointed Clifford
two minor German parties
v#,i0f> Armjr4! annual fond drlvo. aervlcta.
Outfielders: McDanleL Jackson. Hell to th a rank of first m ate aorl^od from th« Or^ek mytho-A«|4ietl tli«l amount wa* pAfii
‘hamadryad'* tlon«d to Iha debt aervlee and * * r* "Ppolntad In • meeting of
The local pastor also extended lain gave him definite control
mind of
Mies.i Marroy, naltbaaro, Md.: Rail was foraxagtr skipper of although curiously ,„ou*h
thla the ganerel fund
Majors called by Col, 0. D. a cordial Invitation to tho public DC aents.
HIM. Jackson- Mis*,:
Hatton. tha Ship h a t d aa ta business animal tosan no resemtlanee to
_____
Workman yesterday, Capt. R N.,lo attend these services.
..Speaking before a meeting of
Dalton, Oa Mlballc, Ckattaaooga, roan actions was forced to re tha nympho.
I
Hose announced today,
his adherents, llenlcln demanded
T a A ; Clark. Nashville. Tens
sign his RON sad la st night was
rn end to the existing system
Tha Captalna who will aid In
Baker, Atlanta, Ob.;
Km
r r ‘„ hr
T e x a n Is A rre s te d F o r
welcotoad again, tato th* organi
under whirh he said "m inority
the drive with the three Majors P o l i c e I n v e s t i f f a t e
Brooklyn. N. Y.
sation.
habitant, of th* inn*r African F l o r i d a J e w e l r y T h e f t are:
A c t i o n O f S l a i n M a n problems ore evaded." (There era
T ho Beoula atoa announced that BtSppea, aad examples nl >urh
- ■•*
3,900,000 Germans among lbe re*
Msjor C. H. Adams; Csptatn
t b t r hoped tn have a U rte num worship a n toand even today In
DALLAS, Mart 2* - {AT—Fad- John Ivey, John Galloway. Jam es
public's population of 19,000J M .)
PALM
REACH,
Mar.
bow of sail beau «n tho laki tha hsirdreaa of tha Abyssinlaa era! agen's today
*rrested a Howland. F. D. Bcott. and M at H — (AT— Officers continued InPrior to Henlein'e demands,
within > abort Um# and reported nativpa. who part Ibelr hair tn Dallas achool man In connaction w,|l ytswtrt. Major II. ||. Col*German social democrats with*
TROMSOK. Norway, Mar. M.— th a t t plana Id r a wolner roast Imitation s i Iha manner In which whh a Florida Jawvlry thafl. The man. Captain Roy Hollar, L. It vostlgatlon today Into the actlvl
ties of a sun tdsntlflad a t,d rew their esblnst member, I
HR—I b t w s persoas ng« known ween M a g gnaf
•* *r0WI ■ Iks k#sd of thaaa Dallas News said agsnt* r o w l*shar, II- B. Papa, g. v. TUrn»r. Chartoa Edward Davis, totally Ludwig careh, m inister of haat
ta J ) dead sad many others g n
Tbasa aiten d to g 4 th e meeting Baboon*.
crod 9I0JM0 In atolan jewsls, and Clyda A. Parker. Major I, J. •hot at Boca Raton, Wednesday from the coalition
missing after a gala off.North- waroi >ktoper. Ylhlrev Matm
Hw case was cosinsctod with Ut* NIs; Captains Arthur Drsssn. by n policeman who anId Davis The Germans assured
>M-Norway sank several Oaktog Clifford Ball bad W aller Ward
) slaytag
of a m*n to Florida Harry Woodruff. Henry Russel waa trying la break Into a resi Edward Benes that although
h aala-A
Boenta Bid Ntog Kttoa Moughlon,
PROVIDENCE, R. I., Mar,
Wsdnro-Uy.
left tho coalition, they would
K. B. Randall. Jr. T E. Blmp- dence.
•
flakary protection vassal
* ' " I .on
WUlam Ooaueto Hagh
CAT— U ahrarslty of Florida, Gni*. Th* New., quoting an unaamad
no means Join Hto government i
Officers
aald
they
ware
trying
t t men from . th# s—Hag »hlp Jio*.
ob crane h ft* ;,» ****rT
Ifa n rr J>Ty
J»
i vonlty aft Wisconsin am) Cornall toforVsunt. said the school man
Th« General Chairman. Fred lb to counsel Davl, with p saris* position.
Isftofl wHicb Had ftriftod ta an r » _ .7 1*41: , ,***7- Non-mamkaw Un errsity were announced a*
ns th*|
thaj waa
was an
nn nncla
uncle of th*
the man slain Wilson, h a , called a mooting of of rebbarloa In aontb Florida.
firs days
attending
--------- aft Iha Hire# Inlerrol'eg. I to Florida. Federal agent* told tbo Advance G ifts Commltta# among, them thaft at th* Pain
Valia
Rkhtar, tola Willard lournsmanto by N el'l no chsrgr* had been - JU*4 and Monday altarao to *4 1:0ft o'rlock Bftftch koto* Of Philip E . m u -
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For New Elections
Sea Scouts Plan To
Conduct Canoe Races
to
tampe, >ad nsrvou.rin„ ,inra( Th# ,„rl ni vMu.tlon of ^ii For Army Fund Drive
Sixteen Persons Die
In Norwegian Storm
a yestardty,! refuse to discuss Ihe toss.
Campaign Headjaxiisrx-
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Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 25, 1938; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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>0 In Fines Are
ken From 4 9 In
inicipal Court
STRANGE AS
IT
o n d 'n aitfled te German
army. Truly, lIKIer and Germany
were I k n w iu M t Um It cheats.
1 * * 7 qek ‘ he U ig u r of Nations,
■ml werkml far union with Aus
trian German*.
By Morgen M. B*a«y
Iny thorn-Into a frm tjf of dareNew, an
eatuondod
world
tloiL
\ *
.watch** !l ( l e r iiteMe thjroogh
Life Of CaalradlcUmi*
M H U t t column* and proclaim
Still other* credit everything U
When Adolf HtUai'a march on Hitler'* genltm a* a propigairdiat,
Berlin fiulod in 101*, the Naal
It I* public- knowledge that a
chleuain derided to u tk klmaotf few of hla Intimate followera have
Into power.
'keen covered with the mud of MX
But you can't talk yoorao’f Into
Om n t h man. E m it
anp'hkif from a toll and that’* * “ hm. • * * «*• “ ’v *• « « « » *o
wlierp Hitler foomi himaelf when ‘Ur* 1 «»u H 'u* f ** W*
hi* IM 3 coop failed.
I.
kU enomloo produce no ovlo - '.k.
,.n. .. a. __L, ‘ dene* that HlUor himaelf U any*
SEEM
l t
Repairing
Diamond Setting
Power
When Putsch Fails
■' Z-'- *
:ket Was Largest
For Weeks Due To
prlve By P o l i c e
—Approximately IMO waa cu|*
■clad In llnra Horn the (* nrr
On* arralamd
before
Judg*-
AND
Engraving
McLnulin, Jeweler
t i t & Park A re, .
r,lr <,!
ran thing bet normal On occa.kn he
FUNTA GOUDA — Charlotte
wrltlnv
Of hla ■u-wutviinjmiy.
aetahlomidie. n
Ha* . certainly ha«i ahowrr,himaelfbravo,
”
rtMlulti ami rplppsd wlUi UN coun'y'a rprlna tomato and cu
called iho work "Mefa K am p f— |
"My B e lli." or "My Figh t.".
. It wee ■ corutant repetition of j
poll leal Ihomes ho bad been
pounding at (iirnun* lines the
war.
"O ft ujt.
Getmen worker*)',
you're not whipped," wan the gen
eral Idea. Hatred -of Ratals and'
Ibo Jew* ran through the 700-odd
P'gea, German aoperlorlty wet
the keynote.
ZtttOHW fiaWTftR—
im m Mf e a
g
Heads will Roll
The book we* an ootporing of
Hitler’s pet* onale for the fatherland. Nothing had atemmed It, not
evin a hop! *m of fir* (rom Gorman regular army >roape. Evan
on the witness stand ha had Inplited on preaching hla bald plan
for German domination of Central
Europe. He had prodletod that
head* would roll when ha assumed
absolute power
It all teemed ao ludicrous. And
yet millions of Herman* won only
loo eager to listen. German au■horitie* of the day rauat haea
erased that, for Hitler waa paroled
wlibtn a > year. Then began , hla
final, eueeeeefal aaiault on the n pvblle.
t • ;
Biographer*. • new* cotraapondept*, medical men, frlende and
enemies r.l| have triad lo explain
the hoeue-poeei that made Hitler
the tupremo law in Oermahy.
None has succeeded, yet all aarm
In
Mink a■ .part^of
im rl-nf tha
Iks Idea.
litas.
to catch
For Instance,
a psychologist
a.-fa Hitler has - a mathar to»a
CHINA
MMPAO
tumour^
H£OtPlD C0N6RHC
wtmoNmm/;.
\cihFtwe tu M Xiacft
n
Parker, chercod w|ih re»k|e»
driving snd damaging City prop
arty, e u eontlnaoil.
' - The romalnlni
Person*
*r
: - talcnod boforo the
Municipal
Judge Ware negroes and were
Sentenced a* billow *:
.
. Lewi* Marlin, drunkenner*. *lo
or I I day*) lunula Phillips. uper
ai.ln* a dl*U|dorly bouse, bond oil
|U
estreated. Julian
llaker.
clturfod with petit larceny anJ
lJ
carrying a Pletu) without a |ioi
i . Wit. «:» or Cu days. Nathaniel
tloWnson. dlurderly conduct. It
Hr l» ds ye.
/,
'A lso
J jiu o i
Adams,
m sk lp ]
Ihraali, dismissed; Juliu, cooper
, disorderly conduit.
dism issed;
Halford Hull, disorderly conduct,
■ OOnHltUeil. Muimirh Kmltli, reck.
la.» driving, dismissed; Cbarlit
Olbyum. reckless drivingdl*
missed; Joliu Wallai-e L'ooprr
' t<alt«r In a and vagrant y. lo day*:
Calhoun William*, diunknunoi.,
11 or 10 days.
Alio Uu-la Wince po*»('s*li<i
uf Illegal liquor,
or tfu day.-;
Porter June*, aclllns Honor with
Odt a |incline, trs or ou day*:
Alfred Jones, drunkenness tt
or 10 days; Chnrlin drill, drunk
onneat UH or tu daysi Charlb
Glover, drunknnno**. S day* *u
•Pended; la-llny li|u|r, lerkle*
driving, |G Ur lo days; l.ulv
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A|mn A irlililii*. nperet|og a dl*
orderly bouiu. t i t <>r <0 dayi;
larwle etnbblnt, dperatlna a dl*'
ordarly buu»e. I l l or to days;
bailor King, irutnbling, IS or la
dayii Jsm ei MeGriff. gambling.
I I er II dnya; Culire HeUrry,
gambling. IS nr lo day*; W|lll*
Cheat ten, geuldlug. t| or' IS
, Rare; Huben Wooden. ItttgsLe of
a dlaordetlr bouac, Ik or 11 day*!
Topr Blnib-tun, charged
with
' gambling. dl*cbarg|ng flraarma
within tha City limit* and c a r
tr ia l a piatol without a tkanaa
ItO Or I I dlya; J. C. Wynn
charted with carrrlng a c
•eeied m *p A , t u or to d«r>.
# tvcH fbrtfrthortjnt'
CAPTIVE CONGRESSMAN . - - (January. 1147. Gelaest w ea-cap
Tho poll leal carter of John P. tured by the Mexican*, taken ‘to
tieinrs, Whig UeprceentaUy* from Meilco C ly and thrown * |n Jailbock , In- .Kentucky
Krntucky. la one of the »lrang-[
Ntsrly s' , ebctlons were going on. '-The
cat on the records. P
-.-tnlury ngo Galnaa en'errd Con Whig Party, grasping* at .Qataaa'
ge** under circumstances
un^ popularity In tits sla 'o ' and -»•*
I rtalltlng that ha wee at< the
paralleled.
Halnee wn» born In Auguste. t mo a prisoner In * dirty .Me**Va , *rul when el III a boy moved [ ran Jail. picked him a* Ui“lr tan*
to Roonr Coun'y. Kcnturky. Aflrr ! illitnle- for Ilepresenletlv-J tu 'H*
n thorough education, (lalnr* w»i ■tilt h It- 8. Congress,
ti'mlitetl lo tho state bar and:i (ininra. s<rangn ns ’ I; sern)*,
icmmi need pmcllca In Walton.
Ky. Ill* (mil h-al life began when
be rrpn-rrn'nl Iloonp County lor
rivrrnl y ia n In that itala'a lagl*la Ivv body.
While Ida popularity was ul a
prnk, Calm-* Joined <lfe American
force* In the Mrilcnn War. aorvng n* n mujor In Col. Thomas
Marshall's Krn'ucky Cavalry Rriumlo mid « Iso a* im aide do ramp
on the staff of (icnrral Winfield
Scott.
At the Ifni tie- of Inrarnaclon in
Andrews 1b Against
Reorganization Bill
WASHINGTON, Mar.
23.—
United Stale* Senator Charles O.
Andrews (Democrat-, Sis. I snnmmrrd ht-ie ln*t li ght that ho
definitely In iiniHi.rd to I’irtidenI
ItoosevrH'* pro|io*rd government
ic nrgenlcnllon lull,
Kx|ilii'nluir furllirr, lie sakl that
while lie will »ote first for Ha raruin in lint, be rientiully will vole
lo kill whatever liii-iMir* might
re* nit.
A tu -lltinu drive <o ham-lring
Pri-ridenl Itnosovell'n government
'r-orgi.niuiGmi bill by uxemptlng
various agencieu fr
the mraaura’s lrrnlollin'" pr<iTisbn*. ap
pealed doomed t|i-t nig lit after
the Sen its rejected In swift suc
cession a arrira of crippling
•niendinrpt*.
Mo t lilllerly-eaiitcslrd ware an
ameiidiiienl by Kemlor Kay Pitt
man (Hi-moc at, Nav.J exempting
the egilculluie dr|wrtmenl'e for.
e«tiy bureau from oxMCtlve trans
fer, and one by , Kruitlur Bennett
I'leik (Dtmoernt, Mo.) to w ludd
the veteran*r admlnsltrat'on.
Pit:min'* motion, eupportod by
Senator William K. Uor*h (Demo
crat, Idaho) loot BO to U , a t Seaator Jamta F. Uymra (Democrat.
8 - C.) rharged that It was aa a t
tempt at poll1teal log-rolling to
*1 mianl# 'p t t" agencies of Sen
U V E OAK-Branford now hss
n women'* homo demonatratlon
club, areording to a report from
Miss Ldu<*« Taylor, ho(tie agent.
Officer* eleeteil.at the organisa
tion meeting Include 'Era. T. A.
D rlrjal, prerklcnt; Mr*. Robert
Odom, vice-president; Mr*. Anna
OF ALL
U Him*, see re* ary-treasurer, and tie n i w i i * at *.
Mr*. II. F. Ilostord.council dele
gate.
We carry a compute *
Une of
Liquors
>
Wines
!•
Whiskeys |
Ginf i
1
1
I
1
!
1
1
1
I
Wine-Din e-Dance
H ava A Good T im a
GRIFFIN
ALLWITE
THE TRIANGLE
1
O R L A N D O H IG H W A Y
,
j
,
wore no tongdr of use t o 'him.
Up sprang the secret police, the
,
organisation
that paVod the way a
,
yrar
or so later for JlHItr’a purge
of anemic* within the’ party. Old
pal Roahm- wee poreooaUy ar
rested by -.HlUor, taken out-,and
Shot. At laael 7 other pereonimrere
done twayWUh.
'<
Hiller waa making the - beads
roll, ad promised. Mereo*er. ho
was carrying oat soma - of hla
pledges lo th* people. Much lo tha
discomfiture of-Franca he repudi
ated the VeraaUlee treaty, German
war guilt, and euspandad repamttun payments.
M illio n s prefer this "flavor
that is different'
# I t V • skillful cross between
m avoaaalao and old-fashioned
M fe d draoalnf— with a special
{•qUartcr stills own! MiracleWhin
la totally different from all other
flulTier, mors
MIHAOJ WHtr CONTAINS MOPE—
\
EAR MORE—OF THECOSUY NGREDIDTSI
KINDS
n **«
.............
WERT-The JEW ELER
>
DUttrond* ind Watrhaj
^
wdtdh AM Jewelry Repairing
Dlamood UtonlUiR And Engntvlng
.;
I
Don’t
U'a gat what (l takas la make klgk records
These people are your best customers. They want to
buy and they DO buy what you have to offer. But
they wfnt value, too, and because they have faith in
The Sanford Herald ads, they use them as their house
hold guide.
Mixed Froth—frietd ae tkat yea caa afford le f*
SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY
-,i
* « . a'iufc' *
«,
i
,, . *
*
Sinford P^lnt & Glass Co.
Will Finance Your Paint And Repair Job
Baasll Payncnt'Each Month At t^e I«Uragl
Nothing To Pay Untu so Dey. AfUr Job U Completed
■
■
.
DisappoiThem
They want to Bee your ad. . ^'because they shop in tho
Herald first, where they know there are values to bo
trusted.
Chkk Starter—Growing Mash—Laying Ml
j*
Liqnor Store ;
O P E N A L L N IG H T
R. N. NIPPER
Do You Know a. . .
S I S S an fo rd Ave.
C Jy end Chicago
|tyranny, and h> own early 'fallAbllene started oUl With tto Ura, In art.- This InlarpraUr aaaa
name, but tha town did have* •[Hitler's unawtrring purpoM, la
reputation—for lawlraancaa and dominate the Germanic ptopls aa
gunplay. In all tho town there an effort to priva to mother HHwae one ooeli of relUhm -the ler'e memory U at her eon waa the
home of Mrs. Tha Here*y,.a da. master of k'a destiny,
vout Methodist.
<1; Otbarm tall you Hitler arousea
At the llertu-y'* cne nlgHt to, tha twin .motion* of love and fMr
the early . IBM's ga'horad a.In h'a foUawars, avaptually raarggroup of more rellglous-mlndedj . ■■ , ■.
--------------- ----- .
cl'In n * for atl evening of B!bil| „
■■
study. When It was over, tha I mw^^M^rnoasMmoMn^^^^M
cumber crepe are making rapid
growth and ahlpmcnta art re
ported to begin about Apr. 1, aecording to County Agrnt N. H,
McQueen.
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The Sanford Herald reaches all the M
best customers";
housewives, their husbands . . . the people who form
the bulk of the buyers all over this area.
So remember, the Herald ads are a habit, thesA people
and hundreds of others like them EXPECT your ad;
they know it means savings.
.-J ' '*
',
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She checks the food ada in The Herald regularly.
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IB S *)• ro*t DETAILS
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�Declaration In House
.Of Commons Prom*
fees Effort To Pre
serve World Peace
RaceStarted To
More Funds Are
Send Munitions Granted To Buy
OfWarToSpain Surplus Celery
British Labor
Estimate In
To Co-operate French
surgents Have Re
tea In F r a n c e
Hamper Work Of
Bhup Government
*
i
*
Lo n d o n ,
**»r. M r
—
Jrtma Mliter Sr Chamberlain
Hearings OnTVA
To Start Monday
Committee To
e e t In L a k e l a n d ! ln tiet„ ot thw on.w-1
To Discuss Prorate: In Iha principal northern
kata.
ceived 400 Planes
■■mm
LONDON, Man It. —!* Y - tn
A typical day at the Market
aourco* a id yootetdoy
yesterday a j_ rt
fonnad source*
tka fwLrv nontniirVMssii- i waa revealed Tuaaday by J . 0 .
twoway raca la • n ' T supply ™
ta
S S i n t 1 «*■*••- taanacar. a . that at
a m i to warring factions
in eon«iton‘ s f tba cattry mirkeU, i
»han 279,501 pounds af
_____ , . . .
,
.
Ikd
Deportment af Agriculture
Predue* w4r*
«“ 4*44*d
•»
rtf&
,4H
8J.000
I4A00, not
Including
M Octet ‘ BHUla today H M N
which
pounds of ci rus fruits
I t tlv t Caoshoalovakla a -fria r
brought |S40.
rhe army’s new -flying fortresses" presented this etrlklng picture flying over Orlando, Fla.. In
p u u t N ” ri immediate i r a r i
On the day bt fore MTS eratoo
maneuvtn. Tha view waa taken from the pilot's cabin of one of the "fortreeeee."
M | agmlaat Gorman i n n a a * .
of cclsry woiw sold for I M H
bat ha a w t r i Dlttatar Adolf
which, considering The absence ad
. Ml.tar that a mlddlo turopoaa
freight rates and similar coots oS
'war would d rt* Ip •**•»
carlot shipments, is regarded ab
a better pries than that general!*
■s»d war ara
being received tods*.
V ha tali tka Hao#a
Monday 117,850 pounds of e«4^
-laflal obligation*
bags wore sold through tha Mai*
Maa* tetelvod and If
kst for |IM0 and 36S doaoa
I |t m a ll ba « r
bunches of beets for llOO-tU.
ta ba M aHari »• thaaa
Gross receipts for the ssaaon, so*
WbP hav4fi
cording to Mr. Michael, are as
Mayor Edward Higgins was in
g«W*a. It wwM ba Impoaslblo
pect rd t« run well over half a
JalluonvlII* yesterday on business.
ta fa r wbara It would and and
million dollara.
wbat novoramoota might boPrice# Ara Fair
Fire Chief Meek (Icvetand re— 4* lavohmd. Thlo ta
Prkea generally at the Market
-------ported
todey that the Department
tatty ire * * f two. aountrie* Uka
for principal craps are regarded
"While there Is hunger, while
O, It. Mason, president of the had made 63 runs since Jan. I and
■ritaln and F ite * *. devoted ta
■a fair and In moat cases sufFlorid-t Audubon Society.
told that th , total loss had been only (here ara unchurched peeple and
wvda Idaaia ad
DomooraU*
fklent to render ■ reasonable re
Uat aouls, white there la sorrow
llbovty dM d*ter«l<ted te op*
turn to Iha grower. As ona farm members of tho Kiwanls C|uto W4.
Md heartache, and while there
1a
i
«*
er stated yesterday, it will U at the weekly luncheon yaeter
local Building. Inspector O. P. la one-pjegle phase of humen
hla returns from cabbages and day of. Ua
tjL iv i
ity. for e®a- Panton today granted permission
-•arrets which will reed him tb it Wbrvatioi
Lo n d o n , u w .r u * (A K f ****** *
1 U '« t o r S ~ ‘ ,Z r~
tamruer.
Ith lititfljtla h .than 40 cnaU ta tha grower,
M in u te r C to o b S M
»"
specie,
Earl tor In tha wash WashingMain crop* which have been
n. E. Rose, commanding officer
U fllU tf soarcas In Parts dls* tea officials advised that thoy moat aatiafactery this winter ere ni*U which are now nearly e». of
. . tha Salvation Army Citadel
Itiosiriswad On ran*
• W » t th a t G re a t d<wed that tha rtanch aanaral
bee a, lettuce cabbage, turnips, tlnct.
I/scur firemen last night were hers, ee the motto (or the activlB r ita in would f ig h t to fu l-, atatt. w ia raorganlilng dofanaa
The program yesterday was called to the Hrmlnole Creamery 'tics of that organisation nnd with
rarrata, strawberries, cauliflower,
and to t smaller orient, parsley, held In connection with lb . Na
fill her treaty obligations.
where a small electric motor caught .this motto being carried out as
radishes, and onions.
convinced that Qerman . ■ r f T .L
tional Wild Lite ronMr«at|oii fire probably from shortage. Fire part of the daily routine of Ihu
But he also declared to a
Moat of the products sold at week which la being observed Chief Mack Cleveland slated that organisation a pies for co-operapacked,
Intent, House ot lory provided • now storting
the Market are grown In Semi* ever the entire nation by a *o damage was done other than ’tlntt In the coming Home Heroic*
Commons that England must
nola County, but about 35 per- proclamation of the President. tba motor windings were destroy- App.nl was made by the locel
( ■ 'M l l a M S
ra n . K l i f c l l
In his address to Klwanlana- •4.
first try to preserve pence,
Army officials.
ne-estabUsbmsnt of Bpe«|sk----- w.
Mr, Mason ouipba>|ind conserva
-hoesust wa know that In wor
■ 1- —
As en example of the varied
Fratiek frontier control, as sp- TALLAHASSEE, Mar. I4^-W 1
tion of bird lifts and mentioned
th a n ara no winners".
Proved
by
tha
VT-natloa
non-in*
—Figures
were
made
public
yte*
the
work
of
the
Audubon
group
In Britain's moot importonl decNov.
4, tsrdey by the office of Colin Enw
In this connection- lie tuld of P f t r t f i a p a l i n n
laraUoo af foreign policy -since lervenUon eemmlltee
A f cited one ct«« that is outstanding.
_
the rofi'crvatlun effort* of the
l a t U L I U I l U l U n l thlt of n colored woman
the World Wbr, Chamberlain said HIT. hag bean delayed by a split Hah, state superintendent of education, to show Florida schools A e WARK W J 1 1 . .
/«. Society along With olh"r con
ha wpn confidant peace "will bo w|lhU tha commttla,
France has consented ta
re- will not suffer this term through —pau| |[ Wi-mt.i rc«,i
1 servation groups In preventing
% p y jer, i
, k( |a ^
* y the esllnctlun of the egret which
British labor, U appeared, waa sumption af non-intervention eon* operation of the Murphy act.
--------• quested that the Halratlon Army
trol of her Bpsul.h boHer as
The atstemenl sate county arhool Um” « « f r ^ D™ . , L V ,^ £ S
lOsstlasM aa Pa*> Kiahl)
ara n"w morn numerous than a
MEXICO CITY. Mar. I f . -M Y Investigate and find out If It
aoon . a . l«t^n.t|on.| commie- auperinUndate had anticipated * G Ho^man Etlls H
century ago a , the result of\an — _ Mpilro's nations!
sntbmn m|ght be possible to do something
a k n . brain
counting
foreign sharp reduction in dellnouent tan , ni| j r. Mn<| f iv. ^ h#r
' . • aatenslvo conservation pro* ravffTrU'll"d fiom llio
tnn-sts
of to n-U*ve her condition.
fighter* to be withdrawn frem collection under th* ad , and hsd sllsgediy conspiring In th,- /idII* Mil of th* work of Ihu 'thousands of ovsrall*d workersAn Invsstlgatlon proved thst
Oenerel Wild Life Federation in cuugK-stmrn, msrchlng women the woman hsd a growth that
sponsoring- the National Wild and butlneas men yesterday In had almost entirely closed her
I
II'w IIs m S m s Pas* Klgbtr
a muniier demonstration c*|e- mouth, thsreby making It ImpoaThe Spanish tev.mmant
am- acboo! operation* might be endan-1 iv T ^ fo m ir TmTlon. . . orn.v
bratlng- expropriation
of
tha sible for her to lake any nourishha**y sent a not* to Iha British feted by low-dalla» oale# of atete- charged Hoffman “direct. I . J i r ,
it,
.
,
forelrn-ownrd oil industry *« rt»nt cxrspUng a little liquid
foreign office string Informsl|an owned tag esrtlflrates
under I c ^ ^ s d "
C a n d i d a t e A r r lV C S III
"ecnnomio liberation"
food*. After an eiaminalion by
WABIUNGTOM, Mar. 1*. —V *
V lt W U t t " g u s a i m n 1
P a r t e m , of the nor tew. and a ffld .l. .g .te rih lm ,
C° mm,tt#d
Rank On ranh- of marchers In a physician, the trouble waa diagbin J l r n l S d * ^ S « t ra!' t,0° ta r t* nCO'4 retest offensive, of th* Florida Education aeaocis
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fea of baassprs swept by I'rasl. nosed as a dental cyst. Arrangeg
At th* a m * lima the Spent* Uon mating tomorrow in Tamp*
n,Ur,- navis, im m o rrs ilr r s » .* <••«! Carden** In Independent merits were made with the hospital
p
e
t
r
i
f
i
b
d
a
p
p
l
i
l i
th ?X m lt
told tho pemanoat premised a study af It. effect*,
00 ijsvm. noraocraiic esn ,
outpouring of human for an operation to remove this
malarial, want to the h«u*
^
( ^ 1..
' F-ngllih a id the eehool. fe
didst* for the Florida Railroad
Mr unequalled til Mexico city'* growth and upon her admission
LOS ANQRLK8. Calif. Mar. It Commission ftout group one was reiont history.
tal* Uat th* Spanish govess- eetvad from tag redemptions in
to tho hospital It was found sha
'ASmteUtretlon
Isadora are-1 "M" t 4tUch*s parilmilar Impair 1934-37 a total af IU 14A 00. Th* —1A’)—llorttculiurlsis have sawed ( in Hanford today „„ ts-half of
Homs obsorvers s i id 204,000 w it no longer ablo to taka nourishAmeinlriratton
le*d re p
i
, 0 imlta* u d Oarmaa arme auntie* anticipated fog tha cur- In two n hsavy object owned by hie candidacy for this post.
.marchers look part te th* ''Jubi- ment by mouth, and hod to bo
S ? ? a * aaT h tcW ^ k an ihu r ^ r s h ^ s n t * *o F isa rn
rent year from U * earn* eourre Charles A. Schrader and d*cid | Mr. Da«L aisled that k* eras a loo" organisedby tho conf*d*r fed through th* veins,
•d
it
ta
a
petrified
eppl#
Thsy
Wtlve
of
Florida,
a
Methodist,
2 * 2 2 ?
etere m t 1 " m ' k *“ ■ ^
the only I7I3JOO.
atlon of Mssican workers (CMT|| Before It wss possible lo per•bald
ro re d 'p* ariw
e eh
ThU
eipedetion edually wa* even have Ideetlfled th* seed*. I a Mason, an Klk, a Young |»*mo. to acclaim Uo presidential do- form Ibo operation she gave birth
"e*|d be
ka av
approved
* r i week.
j
r| ••Tsr»l»ret
^ - *l»t***#*t
^ —7 '
mar* conservative, be Mid, than
The 14-ounce object was found fret, e member of the Junior ere* nf Mar. I I taking 0 V*r the to a baby, and after about ten
r t a k m s. apprepriatlon «*m-j
<**•
state** experlaoc*. The slat* In * shipment of renniylvann Chamber of Coiumirce and of the 1 10 0 .000,000 s>ll properI Is. ot IT loy* tho operation was performed.
received H > L 0 « 'fr a m t e i re antbraclt*. looks like on •pPl«i Florida Slat* |aberroaroutlca| a «* United males
and Urillab com. and proved succoaifu). Th* woVi!!v„ ^ . k,| British government wRb U a U demptlon* In tba first ate month* •nd is psle green in color. It |e gbclsilon. Ilu declared that h* pent**
man and baby ara both living and
<kbt tba Uaitad Btate*
tN -U . . n. . . u
wmplkbad fact of a rebel v li. a f 19J7. before Ua m w tag sale baUavad It was carried Into n w*t thoreuably conversant with
Ono cry swept lib* wlld-flra ""joying good hoolth today,
ok tba power* 1
tory for anch time a« Om
law bocam* effective. This dropped
mine
by
a
workman
an-l
problems
nf
stale
government.
along th* flv* lines of marcher*
Another to*# Is that of a young
and wilt f**k
itten shall eoma t«’ t|ia Jn U * final ate month* of the *Mt »o«i# peculiar quality In U# Particularly problem, affecting
—"ona- loo. throe—three, two, ‘“ X f»r *«»"» home, penniless,
U Orest Britain In
with
year,
when
tba
law
m
u
operative,
U British n*get|aU*M
underground air petrified it.
| tbs Itailroad commission.- —
on*; to* gringos ,e von" (the hungry, sp?J— Jobless, who wras
te IlMjOOO.
foratgnora »ro getting out)
eoffertng with ■ burning fever.
English a l i B few scattered
1 1 * 1 4 high lor tho president to Something had to be dona. II* ep
anty school board* apparently
ee* from hi. poise* balcony w.ra P*4*** »• ‘h« Alvatlon Army for
4 net taken frit amount of Urn
banner* and aloga0.
praising lld- «» ympond#d- T h . yowig man
they weald suffer from the
bis patriotism and courage md " M l * * * ! ^ ' ,#d* doctored, and
TV ea, Ip m U . might
dacUrlag Ibo poopI. supported nw W m d
te health by ipecAM tbshr sparetlg*f e* dang* red
hlm In halting th* -death of lm* W core aod attention of 8 * Iration
Fled
C.
Parker,
s
Sc
rotary
of
Induced
tho
honor
guest.
before the year essl*.
PMlaiUm."
|Army workers. 'Perhaps someKlvranis Int*rnatl*a*l
la s t1 A done* was beidrti th* club
Marching
*
I
U
th*
Maslcana
004 » “* v« ^ * jk4 , r w w k ' *Jtt4‘
after Uis dinner. -Doc"
night at the
dinner
wore group, af Cuban and Yens* * •tr*>,4d frot»
f « Hareld Hippier, vie. pro.ideal
hU ° rrhr»lr* fun,Uh' <1 auelan .X tte, carrying banu.ra
that said thalr coontrios also “ J*
.N- » « * eosameotsd.
of
argeManUw, U at good
Csmmlttros for Uo night’s pre*
r" ‘
l mot too* for Klwsniano were Uoa*
gtam seer* a* follow! tickets, • o r. preparing to throw off lb . , . “*f4' I_ * f k U *“
the,gam aver tba ee trance and s ilt Frank W. Rtobhina, gust is; rag* yob. at -petroleum ImporteR**.' *•” * U »°* w * h y of yoor wp
Sororai slogan* u,«od Uo *• >•**
* *
.WAmt. Oj»>
a to the campus af Harvard Uni- Wretion and badges, Z. D. GUea,
•ipropriate oral Ckalnaan of tho drive. "Then
itraliesi,vanity. Tba teacripliou ov.r tba E astk, and John &
Lochner,
hi Oalnes- ms'rana* says, -E aster Is GrewTgvaroei d an c, & Harold Ferres,
car workers ashed for oUmlna f * 44“ “ J * "
..T f T 1 “
Agent, Mrs. In Wisdom,* and that ever th*
East Is.
w hy.
,***» "Depart U B a m thy Coun- I Banford guee's attesting the Don of U# BritUh-Bolglanwratod “ P *
- ^ ^ L k ^ A n r^
0
street
railway
company.
i¥k4
*P
P
“
I
wook,
Apr. 4 to 10.
that U s .U p and thy K W ."
'meetlog wore: Dr. aad M r* B D.
White It was primarily labor's'
far pro- j Tba flower was held at U s OaaweU, Mr. aad Mrs. O. D. Warit•how, many o tter rectors of U s I BAN JO SE, C allf^-tFI—Faarfopotec* wor* prosoatad.
iteg Uaro are a lot of postcards
AB
m am b srso t
■aagiutn far gals that show Baa Jo ** aa It
m a rch * wHh directors at U« was a f*w year* ago, Instead of
CTM. ■•Promt ' Court Jaatteo tka mateopaila it te today, tka
w a. Ikaro wtOi ringing tham tar *t commorm la trying te
WaaB tkam afl t e . I I w ll dktrihaU
and oar* k u authorised lbs allocs tIon of
additional fonda
funds for
for tha
tha purchase
n o r th ...
, .any rushing
. .
- moaltkm.
. to Span- , additional
b h rebel*. and Beriet Karats. o f ' surplus calory, according to
and to a laaor oatwt F ranc* |nr*rmatisn
rwcalrad by Tha
sanding arm, to Sponiah gbran..
toda r
from
Monster
want forces.
Aaotls Psppar,
Rakal denar*! Franco., thsy
rka first allocation to tha Satanld, has m e lted t e r asora aid pi , t CcramodfUe. Corporation for
than tha Spanish government. ibo pureh u t of tha torpids rclery
with thraa to fla t times M many h,a been nearly expends!, J . C.
pUnaa and crashing artillery »» Latike, locratsry, said this momp,im *cy.
trig, and tha Control Committee
A French estimate of 400 Car* at ]ta meeting last Friday In
man and Italian plants In rebel Lakeland bad requested m an funds
■pain. London ooarce. .tld , was to dlloviat* tha conditkm of tha
far balow tha total rabol sir grow*i s who bava bean forced to
Strength.
withhold from tha market a large
Franeh fear* that foraifn gun* amount mt their celery Sera use of
and ptanas now wand against tha hoary -proret as onfu-ced by tha
Spanish gOTtnmmri woold ba o , a t » l Oommltlaa.
tarnad.against rranea if a World . in tha surplus program Jo r Iha
wsr,'should cocoa, imptrad b m * tartan* weak tha BCC his a s tend
suggestion to Landaa yaatarday. U pnrgheaa *00 c a n nf calory fe f
r a n c h official ateraoe
a id 4M U * m B through <rwUni chon*
Premier M*m askadlfrim a Mia- npla at--B0 crate par o a ts, iha
. b i n cb awbwdaln ta reoas Aar dtvWon not to
VL
Capt. R. E. Rose
dwanis Told Of
Adopts Motto For
leedTo Preserve
Hate Wild Life CITY NEWS BRIEFS Salvation Citadel
Official P l e a d s For
Cooperation Incom
ing Service Appeal
Work Of Audubon So
ciety Explained By
President Ma s o n
M
T«0«u 00 Mma
/
SS.-Stf -TU* x rz
f
OB?
Ci? *"
1LT....... .
Murphy Measure
Does Not Affect
State Institutions
J
Wendel Brings Suit
Against Ex-Governor
Mexicans Acclaim
X.
Foreign
Army Bill Galling
F o r $447,808^55 sslstjr , sr jz jt
Received By House
M
Sanford OnCampaign I
Fred Parker Suggest? Mottoes For
Kiwanians At Testimonial Dinner
C
Meeting
«h#
|
Property
'VX C !10^
S
Morgrenthau To Begin
Study Of LoanBFor
Business Expansion
J
WASHINGTON, Mar. 24.
— (AP)~Tlie-Sciutc Finance
Commit!co today eliminated
tho undistributed profits lax
from the H o u m approved
tax revision bill and aubaU- *
tuted a flat rote of 18 per*
cent on corporation incomes.
Chairman ltnrrinon, Mis
sissippi Democrat, s a i d
Treasury estimates showed tha
chans* would provide hi moat
1100,000 000 uior* revenue than
tha House hill, Tho Cniumltte*
vote to strike out (ho contro
versial undistributed profits levy
wai 17 to 4.
Senator* Hartley,
Kentucky '
Democrat. Connelly, Texas Dorn- •
ocrat. Dulkley, Ohio Democrat,
and tmfolletto, Wisconsin Pro-, ■
greiriv*. toted In op posit ionA, 1 L
Chairman O'Connor. Now York - jj
Democrat, announced that tW
Houso liulta Commlttaa would
begin hearings Monday on W«Ptenls for an investigation of
the Tennessee Valley Authority11* islii hi* cue's WS, that '
"thrru Will b* a Joint conarar
rfon«l Investigation."
flrverAI Inquiry proposals' ■!#'
ponding In tho Honoto, chief
nmong them ono by B*nalor Nor
ris, fjubrnika Independent, ./(Or
an Independent Honaiu Invoo^l* £
galhni.
H/irrctory Morgcnlhau toddy
•nnouncud that I'rcridrnt Itnoaoveil lure asked • committee of
lill{i federal official* to prepare
a program of financial aid to
liusinea.1
Th" Treasury head, who U
chsiirann Of ~ih<> roimnittr*. said
th* group wuuld "gu over var
ious suggestions for loana to
Industry, including small bulln o s. and try (0 put something
logelliur that Is construct Ire,"
II" addnd that hn full thorn
w«s n real iu - iI for rspamled
financing, particularly of small
liiisini’js- but snlq hn did n"t
know whether tho government
could do anythin! about It.
O ts of ilia first thins* tho
coin mitts" will study, ho *a|d.
la the ability of private 'Inatltutlmia U> furnish such financ
ingWHh Murgonlhau <>n duyeoru*
mltteo ara James ItuorcvolL soar
and sovretary of th" pra»w*nt!
rliairman Jess* 11. Jon*o of tba
Reconstruction Corporation; view
Chairman Ituntld llansoin of tb*
Federal Roiervo
Hoard:
and
Chairman William O. Uougtea ot
the Securities Commission.
Senate Agrees To
Publish
Statement
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1. ,
WASHINGTON, Mnr. 21—
—The sonata agreed today to publish in the congressional recatd
a statsment by Gen. Charles F .
Nummerall, th* armyk fonddr
chief at etaff, upholding th* mil
itary vs his of the proposed H ot.
Ida ship canal.
Tha ate te mint, to b * reprint
from tha Orlando' Horsing
net, was offered for the
by Senator Sheppard, d
T rias, chairman of Um mil it
affair* commit!**.
Summcrell, prsridont at Um
Gulf-AUanli* Ship Cuaal amorla tioa, said tho waterway would
sores ta spood tra as portatioa o f .
troop* aad tuppllos In Um* o f 1
Aay other “first ctesa power,*
tddvd. would havo built U teof
ago.
I
•wa
.£4
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LOCAL WEA1
Fair te partly claady
•ad Friday with *
•bowoia on
e
�TH U R SD A Y,
lal System”
MAN A 60H T MANHATTAN
G a , jtM ie rd x y, P m fc k n l
M condl t io q j Uuttugboul
By o B O M I TVCXVft
form
of
Hdleort litm d ptnafninUy In VfeimA
■trip
d *o c«»l hg» jlM id n te O r. b r u W k y * h*J
W i W np |r) tb* t«rp*t;h<ra**n a n
e'u (bn of Dornlhy Humphrey dm
tern” w hich b e s a y s m an y p a ro le .I q . th a S o u th s till believe
In, b u t to w hich h a m y * h a la oppaeed.
T h e so-called "fe u d a l system *’ had Ita o rig in in th e
M iddle A g e s w hen th e r e w are no n ational g ov ern m en ts
s u ffic ie n tly s tro n g to p ro te c t th e ir people and a " f ia t law ”
and Chari*. W, Wm»h who Hr* him
now IcUutrlf . /lancing their w«y bo;i
aeroM the continent.
Thh a supposed to be in i t A
w l.n a ‘ whir maddened world
wea * b "« m»'k» 10 hour, dally.
I . , They era warn In the nursery, *• Ira . anJ at liuihjaaa. In
foef. no onn ii'o r m W . what a
faaa Inob. Ilka. The atrip taaaa
o c c u r whm the g irt dancing t.j*
tor» an rnthuvUnIe group at
mala*, daringly atrip* off bat
mask, leaving her far.) rompla'cly
nude.
■;
.
' '
On* of the nka things about
being n convict at Bing Sing U
that your lel.ti'i, mourn a «ro
wall t , km ( .r e of. . . You may
play handball, taakc'ball, wreatl*,
hoi. or awing dumbbell, Is. ana
of tha I,-at c-[ulpp<*d ryntnaalmda
In ika aUla. . . However, ih|a
I* one thing lho taxpayers can’t
complain ahmit. , . The gymnoxl-
; WEUTi TXuj
RfeDAT, MARCH St, IMS
S .v g W » W T O D * i r
id W ith th e a ^ O * h is b ritc h e s p a tch ed f o r th e
lsecu tfve tim e, ahd w ith th e v a s t m a jo r ity o f h 'a
ay right hand, aaying unto
da d ese rtin g th e fa r m s end tu rn in g to g ov ern m en t
t rosy b e t h e t th e P resid en t had la m ind th e re*
sir to h ls em ployeas.
» t m en en d wom en w ho w ork fo r
KIKPHfP
g e t w ages w hich a re fa y too low "
in Ihhi. wl
and he wss at ]
point 0 « t th a t th e w ag es paid
throughput the.1
som ew h at low er th e n th e y a r e In
,1, Ita U r t. Ikr 0 * WU1
father, p in s of-1
few, even spiong the “feudal barons’* of the South who
will d'sigree for they can readily recognize Bn unfortunate
condition when they see one.
But what the President failed to asy—arngao we pre*
mime falls to recognize—ia that wages are not the only
source or income fn the South which is too low. He might
have added that the prices of certain farm crops, such as
cotton and celery, are too low too; and that, perhaps as a
consequence, the profits of business have become so small
as to vanish altogether. The dividend! on stock end the
interest on bonds and other Investments In the 8outh, he
might have added, are also unfortunately low.
Here in our own country the “feudal syatem", which
also embraced the survival of the fittest, has been defi
nitely abandoned in favor of patemalUUc government with
iU Agricultural Adjustment Acts, Its Celery Marketing
Pacta, Its prorates and l(# plowing ender, and we have
__________
aecn low prices get lower, and lower. We do not underla my body tbs hoevsnly stand how our farmer* can pay higher wages until 1he
- . ...
price of celery Is a t least' sufficient to pay the freight MU.
, my noth Urn mriodtoa.t
^
might hav# explained in his GaJfteavlba
pUprt* thst dials ttivirf'.tslk that high wages are a rqost desirable condition edn-
f
Th# Ocala Itapnar publlvh**
P s plot Ufa of ,rWAi bin* ton—In *
f Fug.* And not * vanator In ilfh tl
m
toping into hi* off lea the
other day an editor ,|dtd on. of
his rrporVr* gating *»dly ant
(he window,
*T » . wrl tm a play," conf*i»ed
lho »<rlbo. "b it I e»n*t think of
S eoll.hlo title,*
“W» M. tn»ybo ■! can help," stag
ger fed
t ho
nllto:
hopefully,
"what'o II nbmrtT"
"it* . a my-’rry .lory, Chief.
It'* obou' ■ reporter who li mur
d In lho off|cP tele at night.”
"You nirnn right In lb# TKW*p*pe- offlte?"
“Thnt*. tlgh '."'
"Well, for PnteV mket why
n't you rntl H Wan i r In Tlio
Dog Hours!"
One nf lho ln*o citing people
you
moot siViund Now York saw*
THg RIA L BRITANNIA . . . . 1 bahy girl. Brow up In b* rhnrm Inn, bulll In 17M hr Jotladlali
mlsy* h A'■ tender Drsilowoky,
"A Pra.ty thing
U L,’ ll*»t he Insly bouutlful. Hhr har.mo at- IKiwcy. OdinlnSton'. first min*
ho ItuiMin pianist, who betwren
ibonld ihoo.« h*r faoo to r*Pr»- tackod to I bo ItoUMhnld of llan- N>«r whoVId a lut'.e corp*-nlor
rrnMIoiw ol~ tha Chopin cyele.
Mnt BrlLimU by.”
j rirfta Mori*. |ho Vionch qnoen Ing on tho^id*.
Ifkrn la foil **i orrulan*! story.
Ealdoutly Bamo*l Popr*. Hofod "ml aenrad h"r for many y**r*.
Htr*nS" as It aoom*. darlnS
It t •m* Rrsllowsky »•* - In
Enlllah dlorl.f. thought highly
Prencbborn
Prnnr** Tere*« tha ITS >rar* tha Inn hn booaj
Vl«nn« at Ilia ou break of tha
or MoSalltet John
Uoattlan’ M* t | |;ad m ta n d In tbu roltnua of |n nporatlon. Ita iloora bar# #«•'
wr-, stuilylng with toochrtliky,
lection of Prnncca T a rn s Stuart queen >{**rl<(t*
hi tha
trrs’a andi
or horn Hoard In gum t. oxeaptf
t
. . . _.
.
. .
. anil boosuia of his Ruoalan birth
•a the modal for -Britannia--, t,*, be*tty wtm bar many ad
^ tlu —L S 7
* T
' woo In,media , ly
thrown In's
*h#« he penned the Shove line, m im e. *be v*„ the fa n '
r t l f , ' ! ! . ‘ 0n?‘D" OU’ ° ^ r; prlron.During hi. lnf,nom «it
Btrnnla a* it eeeu*. no B n *, charloe ft of England, ^
i
sml **-)
ll*h.born girl waa thla original
UrlUnnl*. Allboagb of Ungllah
parent*. Prance. T a m * first » « *
light In Franca, where ah* .pent
the greater jmri of her Ufa
Itorti In 1SIT, »bo waa the older
daughter of Walter Btuari, M
D**
Xn*liMhmu\ who Ha4 ttiu
•n rrfe te In Frtne« in 1441.
'
- *M*«*’t follow s hla wirt to
M k M M
i*. ba u n r u le d ho
odyed many
romuif**lona
W; In th . UnfUd Btnoa.
pfiae fnr modal*.
* Accrrrtlns to W aits, II. H f r
__
_____ mod-; Preshnl landlord, many famouv
Joho nootllor*.
tb . notad
m
i
’
'a
e
i^
lrd
hVr
—
peraonngei bsVa atappod at*<1i*
WSDoam nc, Inrlwllrig
|
. . . .t0f -ltlD rtetr# of “nrltannt*.’
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_ IW d m t
lht (oot of ,
T h is’ MiU-inl FUlmoie. Denial Woh
(Ut,re still I* sard a* a symbol) .U r. Pm ldont
Ituthrrfonl
!*•
0g jf^Unrihi nUb<iush* itr*n*#[ Uayvn, wha Mid m rwc#pik»n
M jt Br«niit Its niPd^l wi# •, Uiriw* ivewi.lmt
Tdt «ml tiiw family; nml nuuifr
pianist." Thla
Pet, ►burs whin ]
• * * a Cssri.s « ( * n i i
Drellowahy Waa a n>*o
Today ha baa the inrrtdl
* f ■« “etae* end A half,
G A t N 1 N
avear dat era besoms
•c m * kwown as th *
e au T o a s o r
O u slth r P d in tln a
O w ahvcU nl m r
rniarrw a r .o it t M iM
G il
a il
F #
A
V
\ \ s w m rtfKTW I C l.
IpnoHS CM - Im a BU.. n )
Martin’s Gan
General
Repairing
Truck & Auto
Service ’
B odies— S p rin g s— Trsi]
A p rice you e s s a ffo
to p ay
Martin*8 Gftrage
m
m
CO, INC.
Miller Bldg.
Fork A H
tw o t » n s « .D u n i o r n it
SSSB V WrCI. M't.lK, IS .
o r r o m r r n ir r .
P & J& C K 1 P T IU N S
ACCURATELY
C O M PO U N D ED
A T It E M A R K A B L Y
! REDU CED
P R IC E S . »
OBTAIN OUR I’ll ICR UN
INDIVIDUAL I*R B S C U ll * -
TioNs
nnroiiR
p i .l un o .
YOU WILL BE SURPRISED.
DR. MILLER
M o * „ „ r, , , n offlcrr
wh? t , ^
Mm »| k nnirkrH
i T ^ A f i r his rolagli U,«l'
|nw,|.ynafurofly fl<>d lho rountry, and it warut un'll Ular
y« , „ th r ho
n’u rrj again Into
1hot el'y rf waltaa. on thu Dan*
ub<*« ihu ri,
to *t yasr. altar a pir'lcjlm ly
.arcru fn l oonorrt In VVnna, tha
rams pullro offloar, now tba
Q n jo m k b
. -
'/ The Ben*torl»l campaign h*>
I'baan a great 4l**ppotntm*nt in
tajg^L Npbody )iu tur^n railed •
' aram yet, e.ccpt Got. Con*, and
/ H . I*a1 rpanlo*.
Pl* a * i O
I -Bhoh. L 8pe«kor In U U , " heodilne In Lee*burg nowipaptr.
F Mast bare had ■ damp reception,
'— tituavni*
BtarAdvncato. At
that. It U not bad at Ulng in
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DAYBOOK
That put* the vtudonta
toltmrl
between 40 and 80 years of aga.j
It b the top ranking school hi
the army, Any officer who ht>P*v
nar»l needs in wangle
atilgnmanl la It. The
. „ i r a t for »n officer *•
first <o ■ ■chool of hi. own
» of the aarvjoa, .Uch M tha
„ J i i T 'A ' S %
command ochnat at Fort Lkaven__
_ _
worth, b i n t tactics In baUle
* n . olftemaifi' ochoUiii at th* j pr*C Ice ire a adtod.
,
Army W*r CSbBor*.
I
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* ■, ? * .
Whan Admiral Leahy, able! of ^ . . n ^ , 2 1, W' l S k l
which
gorernmom was net d n f t e s * » T I
V *
of that, both navy and army hav*
college* wt*M p r W * 0 l Hatnem Ift*
la t* study hri* to condo*. WW. w f
MeraoHr, Due* collage* ererh
cu*. Vpcetfk war VliBu-riUw '*
m n t. On s t ock from 'any dire*
•Ion hwkr os* country or emnW
binstlon of w m 'iH
VW W a w «
.
“®w
8A N V t^T W EN T Y YBARd AfO
It I* doubtful whs her Huy poe*.
dtade RoumtUat Ivara* has returned home,
r e e k iw Ailaat*. l b * will l i r e « , It, tytv*n# t*
coun rko. - We ran to!* bonfllet- j r f
>4g private tafengki t*g "S i
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Loretta's Place
OROVRS.
WASHINGTON,
Mar. t S Whit* there la eager talk of
peace, a do*ea . phaee* of tb#
neat war are Ulng fought out ml- 1
ready In ooc'oded Washington
e liis room .
Selected army o/ftevra, among
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entdom
KttlUa ateriee
A UHn r n v i Vvvl.rt
urivM . Illabsiar
Uador New Mansgemeat
W in * and B e e r
G erm an C ooU b r
F r u its and V e n t tab le*
F re a k D ally
C a t F lo w e rs
CURB SERVICE
P ric e s R ig h t— S e e U s
Spencer’s Market
C o m e r 2nd and P a lm e tto
W orcester, Mass
NADER’S
SHOE SHOP
NORTH PARK AYR.
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■.rif ' i ' i ' i v
W
y S w A ;f i y a x / K A j
* w- ' b a
WILL ROGERS’ SON t o w e d
YO W E L L ’S
T M U W B W . .
A n * t W c tm , of »h*
M MbAfaMu Ofcveh wfU
»»PP«r M 1:** P. M. M
OM Of Oh.Holt, fta tfe
V ia. R. C. Kuw ait, director
a fffa v p u r, roporta that Hls<
Aatarallo ta a real nettaaa, and
T b f Towneend club will bfad la e«bhJa<u for a stage tamer.
A m a la r * mooting at I :M -Soma day." aba aald, "wa may
aleak tn tba W»|aka BuDdtaO. aaa bar name In headlines as a
b a n win bn apeakfan and alai- front a ta r|f. wHk mask hirolshad ky tbs
n»WBSend Orchestra." Tba pob. B. 0 . Rtekaen, J r , non ot Mr.
and Mr*. R. 0 . Hickson, will play
e Is Ikrftad to attend.
opposlta Mbs A n a ratio, takbif Iba
FRIDAY
S H of bar director and flanra.
jU v. Bad Robfaacm a( tba Los rs. Maxwell aaya young Mr.
Maine Naxxrono Church will Hickson Is bam? permitted to fire
reach at Jxko Mary Community kla own Interpretation to this
hkrclt tonight. Mreryona la In character breams* ol his original
ity of expnrhloe.
Had ta attead'.
Tba ft. I k V. Howard Chapter Tba part of Roger Shields, a
young man from Chleafo and
Faria, la taken by Jaraaa Colbert.
Jaasao baa learned to apeak Franck
Hnea called for In hla role hi a
moat eonvtoeing manner.
Wise Haney Roaaetter la Lila
E adb, a ftri who lisps. Jerque*
Campbell la bar friend, and
both girls, Mrs. Maxwell reports,
having long been pupil* of Mrs.
George Moffett, give moat con*
vinefag performances.
Younger Set Holds
Picnic At Sanlando
Jterature Group
Postpones Program
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
MARCH 25 & 26
lira . Union Allen of Orlando,
formerly of Sanford, was Imre
yeaterSay vtoting friends.
V n . W. B . DjruK and Mr*. J .
H. Truluck vfai'sd In Orlando
yssterfay aftatnoon.
Shop
Miss Caroline 11111 and
Mary McMahon 'peat yasti
afternoon'In Orlando.
Mrs. Frad Msrrioikn s f OrLinda
is rtaltfaf here 'as the fa cet of
Miss Elizabeth Cornell.
Mrs. E . P. Crenshaw and Mrs.
R. W. Turner w e ts In Orlando
Jimmy Rogvm, tS-yeair - o t f J n of lha lata humorist, Will Rogera, and Marffuerlte Aitraa Ktrtfcnlrr sra shown tn Los Angeles a«
Ihey applied for licmse to be tdxrrici. The wedding la act for
Mrs. Arthur
Zachary, Mrs,
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Algernon Hpeer, and Mrs. Kenneth Merrh 2fl.
Murphy were In' Orlando yester
School*; and Mrs. Ltaeharl of
day.
|h« Uvlcjo School.
During Urn ereafag, beginning
Mrs. B. C. Boyle, and Mrs.
ath|sl|c
at « :0 0
o'clock.
Charias Dans of Chloago a rt the
The first annual Public Hchool carnival win be held, at which
guilts of Mr. and Mrs. L . F.
Musical Festival
of- »<-m|no|o tlnm folk dancing, gymnastics,
Boyle.
County wUI be held In the Bam- and various games will bt
Charles J . Genii of deals msdo inolr High School Auditorium on Played on tbs lighted athletic
a short visit hero with hts perm it, Friday afternoon at J;00 o'clock. field This progrem ts undsr ths
direct fan of Coach W. R. Me.
Mr. and M n. C. C. Cant'., on hla
Crni'ken, director of athletics.
way fa Tampa to a 'U n i Hie F. E.
The public la Invited |o both
A. meeting.
of those events by the teachers
club which says they are not
<Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dosser left
for tho purposes of raising any
today for New fjmyrna where they
money but to demonstrate what
will act as chaiwrons for members
Is Iwfaa accomplished fa these
of the Drmofay Chapter at a
two fields of public education.
house party at Newman's Collage.
Musical Festival
To Be Held Friday
Eastern Star Club
Holds Regular Meet
over tore-
Mr. and Mn. W. O. Hid. Miss
Caroline Hill, and M le.r Martha
Adams will lesva tomorrow for
New Bmyrnv Beach w hen they
will epend the weekend.
Mrs. H. n. Stevens and Miav
Harold Doker, BUI SUmper. B. F. Rebecca Stevens will spend Uio
] Mr. beloaah,' * eoualn o f Mrs.
Canaa, Larry Toomty, Worley weekend ta St. FeUrsburg whero
Henry Wight of thla city, wilt
they will visit M n. Eleven's aon.
have aa the sokfact of his lecture Wicks, and Harold HerhsL
Dr. Ralph 8'cvana.
and H tatM lfanL "AAeld wHR
Ufa Btg Four". The "Big Foor"
M n. C. B. Wiseriii> and Mrs.
iWturalUt and poet, Mr. Thomas
OROVILLE, Calif,. Mar. St. — R. F. Monaalvatge left today for
Bdfaon, Harvey Fire*tone, and (AT- -In this gold rountry they Jacksonville whrrc they will at*
trnd the Florida Federation of
Fond. M n. James Moughton, who reported the Lit era l urs know wh«t to do after heavy Garden Clubs Conference to ho
Dgpkrimrnt program siys that rdlm surh as California has been held at the Mayflower Hotel.
Mr. Deloach counts the "B ig Four" experiencing. Hunt of slrwamMr. and M n. Earhart Wagoner
among hla friends.
bed, from which the overburden
.M n. Moughton reports that a Of land has fawn washed away of Khrevesport, lx ., wer* tho
most fate reel tag even fay Is pro- has resulted fa diamvary of • gueata of Mr, and Mr«. Wt K.
prised not only club ngtabon but number of gu|d nugget.. One Smith on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.
a|eo Ibo public. T han wilt be ns picked up by J . D. Iln ig e r was Smith took their guests upon a
tour of the city.
valued at III).
n*ary
Mr. and Nrs. II, II. Coleman,
and Dr. and Mre. A. W. Epps
were fa Dcfaad on Tuesday even
ing where they aUmded a banquet
given a t the College Arm* Hotel
by Ihd Rotary Club fa a Ladles'
Night Celebration.
numireu
voice,
DOG and MONKEYS
Wo bought from a factory
going out of business
All
Sheets
Linen Towels
Special F o r $1.00
1C x 36 Worth 35c Each
4 Year* Wear
81 X TO Worth fl.no
, f i enl00n
Special F o r $1.00
Idmlt 2 ’lb Customer
S a dye’s
Beauty Shop
M ff
Has A New Addition
Percale
Extra Special
Extra lAtrge 45 x 22
Solid Colors and Stripes
Worth 35c
Worth 25c Per Yard
Bed Spreads
5 Yards F o r $1.00
4 For $1.00
Ladle*’
One Very Spec ini I,ot
Assorted Voile Dimity
Okie Lot Colored
Y arn s And Boucle
e/ ’Wd’.
.
Ja n e G a n tt
Jtuth Husrhes—Ja n e t Chapman
„
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TOTOS" OPERATORS . t
Sheeting
36 In.
W ide— Extra
Heavy
10 Yards F o r $1.00
4 For $1.00
One Lot
Hand Bags
Speciul For $1.00
IAit of Short LcttglhH
Bunt Grade
Print Percale
7 Yds. $1.00
Several Lota 0/
New Summer
. Dress Goods
Including Sheer* and
Sport Materials **
1 Ijot Worth 35c—
4 Y d *. 11.00
1 Lot Worth 39c—
3 Y d *. fl.OO
Printed and Solid
1 Hot Worth 49c—“
2Vl Yds. 11.00
Colored Silks
1 Lot Worth 69c—
Worth 69c Yd
. Clone Out
2 Y da. |1.00
2 Yds. $1.00
Children’s
Dresses
One Special Hack
Tu Clone Out
$1.00 Each
Brossiers
Value 69c
2 For $1.00
Idulioa’
Slips ar.d Gowns
Regular $1.25 Vttluo
$1.00 Each
Ijuiiwt’
Silk Panties
Tailored and Idtcc Trimmed
Wortli 69c
Lilly Mercerized
2 Pairs F o r $1.00
Crochet Threuds
Crochet Twine
Jumlwi Size Ruffle
,
Anwirled Color#
"^Vorlh 25c a Bull
One 12). Cone
Worth 59c
Curtains
T> Balls $1.00
Mndo of Novelty Srrlm
Regular $1.25 Value
Odd Lot—Value* to |1.50
Beach W ear
2 For $1.00
New Style* And Color*
Kotex
5 For $1.00
Men’*
Pajam as
Worth Up To' f 1.50
Special $1.00
Special $1.00 Pair
Slack*—Ovcr*ll*
IfajamH*—I’luy Suit*
Special $1.00 Each
Mut’* Attd Itoy*' New
Bhorl Sleeve
Sport Shirts
$1.00 Each
New Light: Sluulud
2 For $1.00
Men’*
Sjiort Belts
Underwear
lllnrk Stripe* nod \YMle
Klu.il ic
Worth 79c Eit-h
3 Shirts For $1.00
2 F o r $1.00,
-
3 Shorts For $1.00
"vr
We Are Aotboriqed
5 Yards F o r $1.00
Worth up to 40c per skein
Batistes
Person Of—
Ahw In AUcniaacn
WRIT 3 RpeclalMtg'Wt Arp • •
Npw Ifipprid To Ghra Better Service
About 1 m m Lovely New ^fochlneleaa W<
Worlh up to 35c yard
Close Out
Rain Capes
New
Block
Linens
Brown
' Lace Batiste
Lad 1on'
Startling!
fnly $1.00 Each
20 x 20
Very Special
Irregular*
2 For $1.00
. All Colors
Napkins
5 For $1.00
T o Ito S ta ff In The
W
Linen Dinner
Silk Hose
2 Cones For $1,00
Fox end eon. Erwin, have left fur
fhh-ngn after vlilting here for e
•hurt time as the gurrts of Mr.
ami Mre. R. G. Fox.
Ilrat Grade Print
Towels
(ho hoto,
slna several numbers. Also * of llr, ,, M. K|ng on Magnolia
chore, of children from the In. AV(H, Up> „t vhlatl Ume
pUn,
tormrdist* grade*, nae from the „ rre nimlo
|B0(j B box to.-,Ih"
jenlor high eHiool grades, and bum.. „ r ,,,,,,,.
onn from the s.nlor blah school
Mr, „ c Uoor.
Mad ov
grade, will mmlcr selections fa „ . lU. b u ,fae., meeting, after
their claer,
which refreshments were served
A mats orchestra sad a mass by , h, i^ tea e who was asai'ted
band will each rend'-r two mini
MUs Jomn |jarptr.
,’* r*
The n"*t meeting of thn elub
The program lies hern ar- will ho lirid on Apr. 28 at the
ranged by the l(illuwj.ig learh homo of Mr*. Eliworth Ifarper.
er»: M. U. Lor>l. (’resident of
Thoeo Pr(N(nt t l
Tueedey’s
the Bemtnole County Teachers meeting weroi Mrs Volin WUClub; ft. K. KIPP, program rh»lr j Ham*. Mrs. II, J . Lehman. Mro
maB and chairman of arrange- ( vvtltlwm Briggs. Mir K H I»uttnenta; Mrs. W. It. MeCrarken.
Urs Cliarle, llcw.on. Mra
chairman or vocal sole t fans; Kllaworth llarpor. Mrs. Marcus
Mr. T. M. Iiollison chairman of Tyre. Mr-. John Courier. Mr*. II
instrumental
select fans:
Miss n. Moore. Mrs. P, M. King, and
Aldla MVisnc of the Lyman Mln* Jem Harper.
Mnlicuil. A■
t a. I
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xdA
hQ JQ
HAth
Thu Masonic Homo Club ot ths
Order of
Eastern
Biar
nwl
w ,., Tl|l.(d, r
L. Harrison
Jarksonville this
Mn. F.mmott MeCall, Mra. R.'morning upon (he death of Mr.
0. Fox and gueata, Mrs. Caroline 'Harrison's father, N. C. Harrison.
Fox, Miss Florence Fox, Mr. and |
——
Mrt. Fred Fox and aon, Krwin, I Mrs. W. E. Blrvens has returnpf Chicago apcitl Tuesday In S ', ed to Aikansaa a fte r, visiting
Pelrrrburg,
Clearwater,
and Judge and Mrs. R. W. Ware. Mrs.
Tampa.Stevens’ mi lighter, who hat also
been the guest of Judge end Mrs.
Mrs. Carotins Fox, Miss Flnr- Ware, hex relumed lo Emmy
SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION
1 ON THE STALK
Direct From Russia
yesterd ay shopping.
day.
Frida'
Wourwcll
Large Mirrors
5 For $1 00
Mlaa ReT Goff and members
of'tb s younger ««ft en'srtafacd on
Tuesday evening with a picnic at
San Lando Springs compllmrating
Mfas Evelyn Echols of Ilollywbod,
ind Larry Tootwey ami Stanley
Wicks of Hammond, lnd.
Friends
of
Mrs. Margaret
The gueata anjofYd swimming Knight will he glad to learn fast
and dancing at Kan Lands during she la recovering at the Fornald
Laughton ITospttal from *n opera
lien which she undentin'. on Hoc,
The program of the Literature
W h e r e Y o u r Dollar Goes F arth er
Men’s
Boys' Swim
Dress Shirts
Boys’
Trunks
P a ja m a s'
White and Color*
One Lot' All Wool
Special $1.00
Special $1.00
Ages 10 16 IS
Special $1.00
New Tppwrt
All Nettr Shades
Friday & Saturday,
March 25th. & 26th'
|a-95 to $1295
l Visit U» Ofteay
For New Thlnn
U tY Si
SANFORD
4
$
�'if. v , (It
g g sreeT
it,
T?:'T W F F T ? i ^
—
, MAftCU M,
Rtarr than M .0 0 0 perams in B n sfl
and MW MOO la Colombia with a
naw tacrine developed la the lab
- I
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m^
or* tori** o f the Rockefeller fotmdlwopard* roam (he rounlryiide,
CROSS DESI
alien glvaaevary Indication that
U R X IC A U r 'l
tflfttiaiU protect Ion o f popula Innocent people are Jailed h deetion* exposed to /allow "frrvr la In parata criminal*, a playful doc —(S’)—American
•tael* a treasure, a mawori as* hfaring 130 ml
“ Vacrina was alao furnished to Mbit that ha* taken four year* to Idnart road—to
^
tha Pan Amarican sanitary bureau conatrnct cTnibea Inlo n heap o fi por
and tha United Slates public ralacellanaon* bones, end a acora 1^, reach’ tha
health eorvke tor tha vaccination
“f otJ * r
mU0h’ l« the totuava. a
-_t_
of International flight personnal befall tha character* in RRO u
of tho aviation companies.
Radio-. “B rin ,In , Up Bab,.-tha d r i f t } I
T h e method of control to sueTha picture which itara Kntha- „f IM hi**,
caatfHl la tho aaso of urban yal- rina llejiburn and Cary Grunt is fn m go to A
one bit of brilliant nonaenie after
Ban Pallpa;
another, with ecrh new .'«quenre joo populate
following aa a logical development I point.fu^ tati
of tho one that ha* gone before, j
.
Charlie Rugglee, May IV-baon, I Mora than)
Barry Fitzgerald. Walter Catlett jaddleia har$
and Frits Feld appear in the film . from prison^'
G O o k n tc O fB R
““ "•JjKUp Bi*by” f a g S i j g i
Ifl Wild Adventure acrrlnf •■’■no
CHARCOAL
WOODLAND,
Political
jh Pk«-But Turned
Over*
When Served Ieugar
mcm
\' .
'
Advertisements
I The ltaod far a vaerine to pro
' ’ * tatt <ho Ualtod flUUa bocama
: aaddanly acuta two years ago. Up
- M that lima tha madkal profaaakm of tha world had .aecoptad
. tha belief that yellow favor waa
10 LBS.
8UGAR CURED PICNIC
TENDER YELLOW
■. attlnet In all countries which mop
ped op the "carrier,- tha mos, , fulto adaa aagyplL
*•
, I Than tha Rockefeller founda
tion dlaedverod Hutt y*Uow Jack
was rampant In Boath Amarican
i Jangle*. Tho startling fast ap
peared that tha Jenfla far#r
' . weeded no mooquttoe* to spread
its ravagaa. Thl* w»i a naw fact
. . In madkhff, and waa aecoptad aa
■ an In media'* world aitnnca.
I t waa pnlntad oot by Koeke-
Ml«r phyalclans that altplan*
p asongsra wort entering tha
t nlted Blatea after axpoaura to
tiU . Jtmgle favor, .yet ahead of
li* time whan IU presence In their
bndlda coold ponibly bo detected.
^. jWork waa burrird on producing
a .Vaecuia that would Immunise tha
yaoplaa of Sooth America against
th* Jong'#. aource, and that could
b* need to make airplane passage
, 11m first intimation of tha naw
TttriJM earn* a year ago from tha
RbcktfaUar Inatltnta, which announeed It had been uaad on 10 0
ptttoni. Apparently tha vaccina
ava* affective, but uaa In tha field
OB thoutanda of parson* was
Medad t« . verify this.
-The vaccination- Pro* Idrot
Foadkk af the foundation an*
noultcad today, "during 1017 of
S te a k
WILL SELL THEM
kioWT w
u a rr
^ r a n jtjT
FANCY YELLOW
ROAST Lb
f B EA N S
Veal ROAST
irosir
FRESH FLA.
I RHUBARB
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Tall Bordens Milk
GRO. DEPT.—JAMES BROWN
Y tw t Favorite Brand Of MILK 3 for....!9c
GRAPE NUTS FLAKES pkg,
JJ fT Aj a a i a e * wmolw w iib a t w . w . b a ib
WlfftTBRN CALF U V ER Ib...... ;..-...49c
BALLARD PANCAKE FLOUR pkg. 10c
Orakdee Stuffed OLIVES tali iar.... ,-2Jc
••‘ Y w k l l HOUSE COFFEE lb.
27c
SUNKIST LEMONS doz...... ..............16c
Fla. Round, Loin, T-Bonc STEAK Ib. 23c
Over Sea Mammouth Peaches 2'/, can 23c
,No. I Tail Can Bartlett PEARS..... ...10c |
f t
Fryer*
HAMS X ! .“ .... 25c
‘H ya, i fourth of a cop of lemon
n| tablespoon of mhrod,
paated orsng* and loman rind
RAd -throa . tablospoqn* af bat*
tor. Ptaee M a shallow paa. Than
}kni , tWo jt^b cirriee of rich
.btacalt dough rolled half anm*h‘ thkV, A m a to the girt lea
I
IS3J KIRK KNfilNR WORKS
COLUMBIA. r « lir _ C ^ _ A fire
engine built in IHfiy for the'king
of the Bamfwirh 1 «lend«' fa owned
hy this town and la atilt uaablr.
1 il>« apparalu* wav shipped from
Boat on nnd nrev sold to Columbia,
then a flnutlahlng mining G.‘*n ,
when it waa delayed In San Francl wo in tramlL
|‘
* <>r n dm*
of sober blvek and
rhile pr/nl ruin>i,( uf n tuniuolir
end neektore -the liradv as* big
•*
rohiiti'
egg* - nd
U. V
•
5 Lbs.
Herahey's
Ctn:?;
'"r* * i” w ,
t cup* rolled Graham crackers
hrvo I* Ap*
*-* "»P baUer mritrd
-vy. Whkh
J tablespoon* granulated sugar
n apple pie
1*4 teaspoon salt
.
,n.
.
l ’S taadpoon cinnamon
of butter In
U l 1 Ingrrdli-nT*. Save half u
*ro rupa of , cupful to b* u*c,l on (np of the
Cook until daasart, and sprinkle the r»M Into
Lb
3 for
8 GALLONS
. ,.
Kerosene
Fin* Watch Ana Jewelry Rcpalrinf
Blue Rose RICE
CATSUP
5 Lbs. H aiti
EGGS
Swnnsdown'
3 Lbs.
Honduras
FIX)UR
mm
m^ m m^ m
j
3 for 1 0 c
a
* v v l.T II
10c
Phone 236
K r.ft’. Elkho,n
Daily
12'AC
Roast
LARGE QCT. SO.
HONEY
fW , * DIAMOND SLICED'
5
mea
MACKERAL
Scott Tissue
f
WaldorfTissue J(
Scott Towels
i!
r
lb. Pail
59c
;| ii
— L
| ‘
N a p k in s
2
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES
'
Pkgs. .
19c .
1
1
Macaroni
2 pkgs
13c
Wholo
Shouldor
^nd O' Sunthin. Noodl.t 2 pkgt 17c
Lb. 3 5 c
te e d
O'
ieid m -U
Q m i Iw i
Butter
Ib
Aoramac !««• n> 3 5 c
Supar Brand Oloo
Maxwell
33c
»>•>«'» ft
Ib
37c
13c
Bread
COFFEE
25c
Every
|
No. 2 Can
Brand
Of
UeinzV'.;/! Peas orCom
*
57
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Pickles .
li
1 2 Cans
H tlN Z ^ JJv A R IC T lfJ
1
1 7 c ■
9 I
1
1
Sou pi
2
cam
2 7c
•w. c«n
lg. can
12c
33c
59c
1 111. ClMI O x . A Om Vmi GunU>o)
Rkft FU k.t
pltga
O V A L T IN E
CREME I'RAHUE CORN
I I
LUX O r >1 FT. HOWARD
Corn Flakes
LIFEBUOY IToilet Tissue
Soap orPwd
I I
2 Pkgs. 15c
3 for 2 4 c |3 Rolls fttg
5 for l f c
Kellogg'.
JUMBO, CAMPHJtLJ,*8 TOM. JUICE
NO. IM HOMINY
4 O L PUTMAN APPLE JE L L Y
1
^ K K n iifi
m
23c
Scot-Tissu#
i
——
33c
9c
SCOT TOWELS
t
25c
Ro.nl
PORK LIVER
sliced.
SMOKED BACON count
HAM BOLOGNA ilicod.
BEEF TONGUES
freih;
I >: •
I'aper
Plates
Cups
i»*
oniy; in
..... ....
land O' SoniHma SpagK«(fi or
House
VITIVN Iggy
R o u n d Steak
ib 27c
loiwkii lolM
pi 11 CLutk
Serve this delirious
L’hrcae in macaroni,
apaghrtti, with r(gs,
invllvd on toast for
brrakfait, in aalada,
aamlwichra, nn plea,
etc. tluy a f»-lh slice
or a half or whole
Cheese at thla price
— the most M-n.alional in year*I To
day and tomorrow
Roll
We Handle SiylfCs Select and
Premium B ^ T i y ^ Good
Steak or Roast-and be con
vinced Its better.
N rtf Par*
Orang.
U f
lfc
20c
25c
20c.
15c
CwUJ. CfUunJ id S»ttt, Wrtlri f|
29c
All Tall Milk 3 for 1 9 c
N . B . C. 5 c C r a c k o r a « 3 f o r
P o a ttttl B o lte r 2 4 -o s J a r
Jlp p lo S a u c e 3 3 0 3 ccuta
S a r d l n — A m . O il 4 c a m
li b b y T o m a to J a l c o 3 c a n t
M a r k e t P a y R a i s i n * 7 Ib pig
Wo foutuio l-'aiii-y llluo
Homo to irlrhlali' Hite
Work nn.l Mii|i|»..rt n gri-.it
ihiutlirrii iinltiMlry.
RIDITT
I>
1 l EIt'D
cK
Lb.
on
Pork & Beans 3
•i. ■
Lb.
i . i v i :«
5C PEPPERS
VALENCIA AH GOOD AS (.ROW
B Bacon
V * | | | .| . \
BEANS
***«a:wii
Each
Carrots
Celery
2 for 9 c
RED FRONT STORES
4 Lb. Carton
Swift’H Jewel
I.ARI)
lH in i/
45c
w
* Lbs.
Beets
Friple‘S’€roceteri$ \Turnips
[A t •’
. ;
Red Bliss
5 Ibt 13c
I#
flew'dft
At Round and Mild and Mallow
At A Harvatl Moon!
Oranges
Doz.
JJ
TOMATOES
Indian River 5 for 10
Lb. 5 c
Doz. 1 0
LETTUCE Grapefruit
t?0P P :«« ' *
Sunkist Lumoni doz 17c
LETTUCE
Black Pepper ROAST
Salt - All
no. * WKI.BOHTB
,m LIMA BEANS
Fresh Fancy
U 1 No 1
TOMATOES
TU B L o w x g r
5c
Imcieui Troptcal fririt
Diamond Mounting And Engraving
Fresh Fla,
SUlk
Bananas 3 ib» 10c
Diamonds Ind Watchaa
Deliver ;
5C Size*
Macroni
Spaghetti
[ COFFEE Lb. 2 3 c
g
: TKd’ hTi£ '
POTATOES
C e 1o r y
ib 5c
W inesap
* n Ihlnl of i cup of nuts, tw* t*>
' Viewpeon* af ro a r and half n
rob of-Water. Cover with a bl*< Cali dough to whkh half a rip
I J»f,- ^ r*frd
three* has been
t added, fake for thirty wtlnulaa
- I * a mode rale oven. .
'.T/hat goes brat with upsidejlBm deaorrt.T................................
WJilppeil cream, bird m o m ,
MJt saurrf. ire rreare or sherbet.
(JHRfcBY TIP-TO P DEM KJtT
I m p * ,|>Atrd tear red cherrle*
V' owe 2 m b e r two Cln‘
M a g L w g ar- .
9 tabSfpoona butter
' ‘ YiCaka MUtur*
.9 e g f*. well baotoa' *
' I rap paaltry Dear
.
LARGE LOAF BALLY ANN
DELMONTE
‘
5 Lbs. New
lencc Hoihi.
Wtllunglen Ap*i,i
.............................................. ..
Staffed Cekry
, 90 ilx-inch celery piece*
No I Yetk Iw w u l
A pples 5 ib* 15c
(tnquoUd
WERT-The JEW ELER
is combine- QtM. Arrange, aiMikc-faihlun, on
Pan Sausage
HAMBURGER
HAM BOLOGNA
HOG H^AD CHEESE
THE.‘ SAIANC(D1 FLOUR— MAKES GOOD BAKINO BITTIR
! DKApH'LlKK ROillN'R KCCJR
I I'A lllS -M I -Two
big Might*
RFMKDY FOR . BOGGY CRUHT
If the rnut of ymir rintard'ple I
tend* In lieronie roggy try thla:
l.’ph'ly In nt one egg while amt
carefully uprrad II over the erunt. j
rest of tha IngtrdivnU, combined. Hrkr the rruvt for five minute* M
Chill. Serve in rriap cup* of !ct* t moderate o*rn. Add the filling
tuee and top wl'h the rest of the and bake tin- pie in the usual min- B aea ■
ner.
mayonnaise.
SUGAR
amsf
m
■ ’
I
■
lien a girl makes doughnuts rich and tasty
A man comas running with a hasty
PROPOSAL
'
'
c u e r r y ju ic r .
24c
Bacon
I need* are uanally near-sighted [ Japan expect* to n!>|al
and rely for protection on their million ton* of coal fn.m
arn*e of *mall.
ria within the next five
A P roducnr-C onsum nr B n n n fit C am paign
. .
, Don’t mite this week's bargain, in Orungm.
Klerkta kaa on* of tha largett chip* ever |,in
duced . , . blggvit money'• worth in yrarx. Hwiet
Juicy golden ball* of aunthlne vitamins at rmihl
crop price*. Double your Oauil rrutilrrntrnl* for
hralth'e lake — uae more urange* in Kilail* uiul
demerta.
*■.-
24 LBS. SHAMROCK
• Hen*
t in . IA . .
*■7 In tho frying pan—half a
cob '.af butter.and .two edpe of
Smoke Sausage Lb. 1
8 11^1 dR*e**veMebl**a****/aaee»«e*e.t*,.>88C
n u m e ro u s
a s p Sfca-'jsy
Lb.
GREEN
MEAT DEPT—W. T. HIGHTOWER
K u E T O R 's'H E A L raB R m “ “ “.10cKudilcr'g Diabetic BREAD IS 01. loaf 16c'
thkkaning tho cherry Juke
ir t
Shoulders
WEEKLY’ S |w^roESiu». Wc
I
I
'I
I
I or * * * * * on lop.
SamfetM M a ; moderate oven.
T ata tu t—rh a U rh ' aids up.
I NOtot {Top tho deassrt with
Mb t ik«ijH t;O f cinnamon and
'o f a ' cop o f ’ candied
ofango ’ pool, ' aata, ralalna 'or
cocpangut—Ju*t Mfore you put
V lu 'th a oven.J. *.
.•
. 4 Aptrkot A ad haoappli
Airfeat* . Finoapple
UpaUewii Oak* la mad* in a frying
HOME
DRESSED
FRI.-SAT. A MON.— H
PHONE 880
ARE YOU PAYING TOO MUCH FOR YOUR MEATS?
IF YOU FEEL THAT YOU ARE, IT MAY PAY YOU
TO VISIT OUR STORE AND COMPARE OUR
PRICES WITH OTHERS. WE ARE SURE THAT
•’ICJIl
FANCY SLICED RINDLE8S
GIANT 8TRINGLEHR
J
17c1
WESTERN BA BY B E E P
COLUMtllA. H. o . Mar. SI.
Tha general aaaembly a*k«d
tha highway department yestar
d*y to *u*P«/>d enforcement of
the rla ><l lo.ooo-pnupd to-lnch'
truck limitation
law
pending
enactment of moro liberal Itmltl
Tha home and ranat* got togather on tha tarma of tbo yo.
quest by reconciling difference,
a* to whole or partial elimination
of enforcement which threatened
for a tlma to caaaa a deadlock.
Chief Highway Commissioner
Sawyer announced la* t Friday
that h* had ba*h officially noti
fied that the United States aa*
prams court had upheld tha
validity of the M,0 0 0 -pound law
and that
atrlct
enforcement
would bd necessary unleas lagia.
Jathra action war* U k*n.
M A R C H 28 A 2 6
**ha b Uftkt to tho touch and well
bn*w»d. ()|aka at 3S0 degree*.)
Tip tho <aao*rt-bottom aide up
whan removing It from tha b a a in g
dish. Barr* either hot or cold with
bC N
IN MARKET DEPARTMENT
IN PRODUCE DEPARTMENT
Legislators Desire
Truck Law Suspended
•««>««»y. Add tho
J S L Z u U w T rL
knw
T ”
OF “
“ T r 1" *
h L 1kevV e —
, « W.
- ■
„■ , ./ -I- 2 2 L 3 ”
^
Pepper Instrumental
In Securing: Big: Loan
TALI.A1IARHKK. Mar St. — Uf*l
—Senator claudo I'epper,
advU*d lh|a week that hi. effort*
n l'r s with thoae of other South
em aenatora and representative*,
waa lurrea ful In aecurlnn a loan
of 17 oito.uoo to aid aunt naval
atrret operator* In the orderly
marketing nt their product*, e f
pre««e,| ili-rp call.faction
and
*la,e,| (hut ‘*thi< hum will so
far toward r***t»rlne Florida'.*
turpentine Industry to pre-rece-el< n stability.**
The |nnn, reoomntrnded by
Secretory Wallace, Bnd approved
hy the President, will I*. mad«|
ava||ali|< to all Proilurcra o»|
aum naval ulore, who have rom.j
piled or ace coiii|>|ylti* with Ike.
I S3* Naval Hlorea {’ontervatlnn.
Program.
1
and continue beating. Blf«
,MM— u o v . u n a a RWOfenW lh# n **T'
•* UHar
RW Y D lS V M .r rt _
*
lod •*»»
add to tha
Ida ihinll dm aiili ttv. .
~ ' » mbrtar*. Ilia wall and then
ieuikatapl ^
'■*9**' add the hot Milk and lemon ax*
- ■* - c . r y - ' . : L
. . . tract. P«mr oV*r the charrle* lit
iUtVi
U. 8. NO. 1 MAINE OR KRD BI.18S
BARUCH PUTS END OP RECESSION UP TO WASHINGTON
l* f cop hot mUk
M teaapaoa l«moa retract
. Drain the Jake from the
cherries. Camhhte the two-third*
of n cep of auger with the cher
ries. Place in a jotlered baking
diah and dot with tha two tablespoena of better broken Into amalt
3
rolls
r*U
57c
Ib
19c
�• / y rh
m
u
m
w
v m
.
w
t w
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ujam o
P air Of Pitchers
Report Here For
Sessions
■ I t j frrt
Inti.
rotada
ami b
ra-Qn, llo w l I
rrm'-pru
tram
(p*nhi wr-ll fo r
rw r M v u l n r v
«
minty November night. the tom-
SANFORD MARKET REPORT
!,om 07
*«■ • * nru th* air
Iwith ><■ •“*» rhythm, mad* by the,
Is Ruffed (arouse |*IH clapping or
— i~ — ........ ................................, the bird** body.
ly “IHNG" DApi.ING
nuiMny Ihc choir# for 'he
w n g . agalnat’
tM iu raaatl ul aaiaa ul fra il. baa. n i l .. Wonder. i m i , II a.
•ad «*a.>aMt«.
ai
Kakluni t i n 1W K ». Marian u
>lata>
m riul r.alnig al l:M A. M. lo
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baa.
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aria ti.MI ararfa h |atrb. A" lr.
n il m iK it ria »t« baa rumk II.* * ! Xk la. »#-»4: l’* laB.nwr|l t t - l l . l t t ITS la. I1.0I-II.I0I H
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m in i liabl. laarbai dull Ail ear- and and ae-Ue
laiiaa iliaw lai main. T m
f»*w Mill 1HII I 'b . nna. babln. f*[a a lo l» r.ialm rh tuaibal.
I low iViaikaaraa fair to »™w. onalMIASM: im w i -i Mapidlaa nmdif- I*Jr |l I't-ll U Wbila. ordinary
ala. daman* lair marbal alldbilr, fair. oi-Sb. .......
vraabar. Ilia** MlnnKlaaa and Val-i M T IIIM Iiai)"l| o
l .a
anrIlia, an- lo qu*'lly bur. h p r .,' art-, la quality. •-•'
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Maiipllaa
linaral.
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Ih# Routh, Ih* ruffrd gtou.e I. a
firo rllr In the ra.'i-rn half of th#
Unl'rd Hta'ea ami far up Into
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i
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a b aa, ao-tto; TUIM-KIl par
t a.r mbua,
tl-tOr
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t . crla , (air auallly. tl.OO-tbla.
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4»a
bua, ra-llr.
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tokatow
, a u n .ii.. . « * »
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nap.rally SI 011100 Sla M l *
folr In c » d quallly act- lo rnndllloa. M ••il-VOM * ’ •*■ **
V .V r
fair i|uallly b .rl SI t» •' *» «»*•
SI •• jam jar all
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TtIHKIPS: Suppllaa inodaralajda*
mam.
liabl,
marbrl
alradv
Fla l*urplo lapa. par dna.
ban
10-81.- TOI*l*KI». par hlla. Sl.0°
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F I? l^r i?»T Rp Clippllil
OLIVE. Calif.—(Al—The X roy
,.*’u . . " J * . , .’V*'*- ho o’ romr lo (ho rrncur of th# el»*
r “W R j i ,.:-.M ,K r ' ’
. m . rrower who ilor.n't know how
re*»
#*f* t« mitMtr. Uw
hprr, |q n u iritp ircKkl o iin cct from b«tl
t l .u - ll t a I *a bua. rrla . I t 00.
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Taalbbl'a Halrlm
KIIUIT IIA1-K: 1-10 SSIla.
l-itddy Jdaf
Foilutt*
IIIV 11v» nut I Mnulharn par Ion
■ ,ro* “
II.ua lua Ja la
Mr. M.Cnr
I l l to
i A. E. Hugheo. cltruo otaorwt on
Am.. Lradrr
Ib-eka i:all#|
Tlirtei III.
Haul gr U
IlnSKVi Kla. Ilair OaU rooo-Jofftclil. ir|iort« 'hnl the n*w mo
MKCO.SU HACK; buiotlty.
* M n V fv n Fin n -r m in n m ri.'rh ln # a a trt 50 prr ernt mon- goful
i l 'l n i Hull ul Hally tluwM*
am
»ii» »-i pood quality R. fm li than thr old ayotem hoaril on
Him UIIOl
Ulb.Ua
K ii.h l-.um
W«r Taint
|water flotition.
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liny Ibn.iu.r
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>li». i-hunt*.
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lltarrlpll.ll
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m a t. o II HOI II T»-«»
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MRVMNTIf HATH- l-IK MU..
G R E Y H O U N D
HAVE YOUR Watch r«paired by
•B*
who raally know* how. I
u_rJTC«, jfe w a 'a r Magnolia A#*. |
Wrtl buy cyprw i p o !fi for lath
y
MONTEZUMA **“
r iick IP to 15*’ by 50*' :or\K.
V
Under New M aaagrw .nl
1 ’ V ar# catering to prrniamn OSCKOLA CVPKK.SS COMPANY.
dPHhdjf rgucsta. KaU* pay wwek-iS C ^ fH n iin S -’ R c JR ^
J *HOI 53.00 to |d.O0, alng r -fu LO
« J up, doubt#. Kalea by d jy — WANTED: two furtii til'd nwm»
YLuO lo llw o. singI#— fx.wi lo
fur liiclal litiuH'ltH (liiiu, I'loiti
534)0, double. Our bed* bl« the In. peiuiniiMil
if
oa*l«fiirtory
Mat. Hot and cold watar In #v#ry I Apl. 7, Cftimpifl Aiwr.iiipnlft.
TWO M vrr. xiiyr.iir «-< "on
clii-ap fur ca.ih. IU>» J - l t
Herald.
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HoolUtMV
Avricttla ibim
I'.orkri I'lPrp
l.uekr kahara
NINTH HAD
R
Hlii.lt WAV*
vt» Mr M #Nl
Triif Ann
Anb Kttlih
TKNTII IIA«'F
Mr flfunna
H|i**otl) bVhhl
I mlv l|nr*hNm
l.liilo* Tarl'flm i
URiivri«n
Jtt*l lrdMikmil
t nlitHint
I'rlnfiM ll'tva
Fuliif ll>.
J uki AtoratiRhi
MkI yIh Ilrr*>a»
HotKKY Ancirew*
Oajr Matron
Every type o| e ay known 'o th#
ceramic Industry, rxeept ball clay,
# « :« * in Tea**.
A
C O L f I N C IN L O W t O ' l . ArikarOayaMdrive*
IM I* IM yarda. haa trwable In Um rangk, A Madeat at «h*
for
SANFORD-QRLANDO
KENNEL CLUB
O n R o u te 17 — 10 M ile * S a tA h O f Sanfiand
|Tam at I I I Wrd t r f * » l
SO— H o u e e i f o 7 S a l ^
(-Room Bungalow and U-aullful
fo-nU hing., rvcM>nn|.li-. phone
554-W.
r^ m rv
FOR SALK: CVntrally located pro
perty, o room nt'icro bungalow.
O artge Apt. Itcanunable. Ti-rma.
Phone 641-W.
Wil' .acH flce 7 room hovae and
ha'h. n* fllnder illr. Inquire Jonra
paler A d ay'* Quality Paint I* Service Rlat!on or phone 4703.
w ho wa have a'waya recoinended far Uatlag aatlafaeOan
Ml groate.i value. Blenley-Roger* t ItOOM. 1 story llou a. Can
buy ro iil'-.
P- l l ‘*ran. Jr.
■Tfirmr* Co.
Phone t l l- W v
W an taw
Rock wool I , now li-ing fatrl-
AND
j
NECTAR BRANft
ANN PAGE—Spaahctli, Noodles or'-
MACARONI
A N N P A G E — S u p r e m e ( f r a i l l y S a la d
o c r
Raisins
ri.O KIDA S T A T E RACING COMMISSION SU PERVISIO N
PORT TIME 8:15'
i7 c T .r :
tra ck e r Ja c k SP kga
3 Pkgs.
Ml 01*0 III I.K
COMPOUND 2 Lbs.
BORAXO
NUCOA
BORAX
saw
Ml I.K TK1M
2 Lbs.
TOMATOES 3 Cans
B E E R & ALE
«l.l. i-oMHta * tb I
»I\TMA TbbTI i r w I I I T l I'in K II
CHEESE
SHOE POLISH
Lb.
Fancy
A & P FA M O U S
TUB
BU TTER
P la in o r S lic e d —
F i n e * ! I’ u re C r e im e r y
— A I wuvn
I B Ox.
LOAF
•ll«rr HfMwk I'rlnt
n i T O R I Ih. d n . :i" c
POTATOES
BANANAS
\ i m » if >: «MMNr
PO UN DS
..........
CLAPP’S
10 Lbs.
'IN S
.
S tr a in e d B a h y F o o d
4 I*bs.
ji m m
ORANGES
2 do/,
lU llanlM ObellKk
**A I’rodorrr Coa««m#r r o i | ir t i'h f F#ilurr'
FLOUR
FRESH TEN D ER DEANS 2 lbs.
FRESH BUNCHED CARROTS 2
Kiln Dried Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs.
Yellow* Danvers ONIONS 3 lbs.
& lb . ling 12 lb . b g f . 2 « Ib«.
27c
IVORY FL A K E S pk*.
S a f e — M ild — C o n ta in s no A lk a li
D REFT Hmall 15c; lartfe
P r o le c t s C o lo rs and M a te r ia ls
Chipitr 3 sm. pliRH, 25 c Ik
N. B. C. COOKIES
M ak e d ish w a s h in g e a s y w ith
S O C IA L T E A B I S C U I T
O R E O S A N D W IC H
F IG N E W T O N S
pkff.
2 Pkgs. 17c
M E A T ’S
SHOULDER ROAST lb.......
Sirloin, T-Bone, Round STEA K S II)
Morrell’s I1AM half or whole II).-'
Wilson’s Certified BAKED HAM lb,
PORK L IV E R
2 lbs.............
PORK CHOPS lb.
R IB & B R IS K E T STEW 2 lbs.____
A & I’ FOOD STORE
W h ile
5 IS H /
me>HT
'E R E /
WEE L PROCEED
■3 T O F E Z
M O R O C C O WITI
the'c,noupn" r
WHO LEA V E y
----- —v ,
L truth._T alweez
LI r\L
J T\ TELL
P-ti k / 'r4 1/— Y P trvp
TODAY. J —V t
llo u a e
K v e p o ra le d
MILK
3 Tall Cans
19c
T E T L E Y ’S
O ran g e
Oanrd and Operated h> The tieeat AOan lr A Parlflr Tea t'oH A N FORD , F L A .
P ekoe
•„ lit.
P K G .................. ........ ..
Te*
i
By HAM FIRMER
* an' now you
iX U N D E R S T A N • M A H N N — O U T )
WE A R E T V E L P { Y G S — YOU J
K E E P P EA C E. A N ' ) 'AVE NO IDEA I
rSB K IN B O R TA J T 'OW MUCH
B E P E R O O T. r y V O U S P E A K # MB »
$1.17
48 lbs. LARD
96 IbB. FLOUR
100 IhR. RICE
3 bars ..
SIGNED UP
JO E PALOOKA
61c
K T Y O U R S U M M E R 'S
S U P P L Y NOW
T h e R o jp o f Ile m itifu l W iim cn
A LL W ESTER N
I^ f allied
Parl-Mulutl
Retting
I I I B. Park Ava.
2
| S S 9
H fe S
______
Fine Watch
Repairing
Diamond Setting
Engraving
MrLaulin, Jeweler
R E D C IR C L E
It c h and F u ll U odlcd lb . 19c
IfO K A R
V ig o ro u s and W lnr.v lb. 2.1c
SICLOX
10 R A C E S
general houaawurk.
. . r L “^ . ry' ,,T “ • " h 81 n , ° r
U
W
K in d to e v e r y t h 'iig It to u c h e s
Tin- dl.covcry of 'h e a r t lamp by
~ f i u , oa pr»ialrr«. Pbrm. 341-W. ruN rf kr<, humoa. , nd ,„UlX tor Davy in 1HOO marked tb* begin
ning of electric lighting.
6 — S it u a t io n W a n te d
Rower*, ahruhhrry ami lawn..
■• • ■ ■ ■ U l l t m U H I H I
7 TT.
------- phi.ni- 3303, lluarrll Ci. l.uridi|Uial.
I fl p u J I t K D WOMAN wanta w ork^r
, #
, ,
.
•
‘ Woman
j
E I G H T O 'C L O C K
M ild and M ellow l b . . . ........ 17c
CAMAY
C E S
N IG H T L Y
k iM iio t H )
JO B
F r e s h ly R o a s te d —
*
— F r e s h ly G ro u n d
....
Moin,
|l.«»-
«lr. bti.uatatna IIWT b asa
cfnBAMKV sappiTa#
% J . K ny, I'lumblng-Phon* 50.
j6 B — F e m a la H elp W a n te d
M ill I*:
l l- r t c ; TVIIMMCti. par baa t l - l t * .
C la ssifie d Advertisements
,'roora. A homilike aimoaph.>rc plui
fomplet. hoUl aerylcr. Wa arlconin
’fo u r Inapccdon of our room.,
•*
C. W. Sullivan, Prop.
aaubll.h marbal.
1*
A
COFFEE
Mountain.. CWT Uaia. laar
The ruffrd i r a u * I* in other data barmaW W lw bw a rlarbr
► liw ttn
ib ila i
<«MaaWr> •l.ao-ll t l
. bYd Of a myatery. A t1 •
aml aU**r tralara fur a It boat
l-OTAToUa:
Burpll*, moa.raie.
hf hurled 59
Innlago, allowed S run*, gave up
31 aafrtlm , mautrl U walks, alloWari only X m rnrd m u am) fannod M bnlnnfn. Won all acven
game* In whlchrnp ana c'edlied
with with*r won or foot and hurled
a it o f th# nlno gantr* romp'etely.
Mworal’ lor.-l fans who wa'cbod
llor^oungalrr work oat a t <hr local
park yro'onlay proUml h » ability
to hum them over in# plat er and
hO plan, to ta!k rant met with
lle lr y W.tnon
a fte r 'h a local
prray view, th* Oh loan In action
d u iiig training actlviMaa.
^~'|on haa pliyrd high achool
a n q ^ in rlto rb a 1 tfnd has numaroua
rrcordi which hr iwl urhil# hurl
ing. In a city loop In Peunoylvanla.
0 o a'anda sfg fact one and a half
Inchra
tall
and
wrigha
170
poondi. Both youngatora
wrre
aent here by Brooklyn o f <hc Nationtl League.
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--------- i - #f Bohaet ■ihaM oaa *1 Alb
1^ o ^ # t o S » h o I* a f.TOrtU wish M l
■rot Uaaa ha UU m T i W m at th# BL Lowt# oywph
I
U p waicha
IM
o f • maarular
rrr-onl with •
in
Bryan that
hlmnr'f. In nlno
iramrw loaf y n r ,
"W IT S M A N U S A C R O SS T H I S IA
m rr r ■ - -
Ty
m
* J t h a n '*
you*
, —~J\yeRY MUCH
. X W OULD u
A D V / SG VOU
T O S A V S IR -
NOW T H E N A T T E N T IO N
f O L lO W M B .
DON• 1
onr
&h
OH fVC
W O N 'T:
to u
Encycloppedia Britanica cated In T eiaa.
INF-SIDE I
By Jo Motzor
MtX.uaU gradual., lae-jL X .
S « c r « t
U p t r i t l v *
4 S
W IL L W «L*
�: x .i-i*1'
” flANFORD.FIiOWDA
T n u w sp ^ v
mataaM0aMw*wgF«M-wi
rorIds Finest
Army Supports
Hitler’s Moves
State Market
Bright Spot In
Farm Picture
Cnnlleueif grem f a i l One
<rn ere brought here from ■ur-)
rmci’dlng counties and more ra-
jxperts Say German —
mL10 pan. ol ,no
‘ J-orce Has Replaced
’ French In LastYeari ”,
*
I ............
grown
smaller firm er* and grower*, and
in ihia reaped Urn farmer* are
agTced tb it it h *l proved It*
worth tbla aeaaon. Hut the largrr farmer* and shipping organlxa'lons ire al*o finding U of
great assistance to them in their!
mat luting problem*.
m
a r . 2 “ ™ ."“ . " . ‘L’" *™‘
»~r- Kiwanis Told ftf.SSarA ^llPJT:
Np p H Tn PrPSPrvA '^
" r^ 1' Neeu 1 0 r reserve, ^
^ f'rm cra ln
.
W jl J
|
Large Attendance
Hears Dr; Griffin
More Funds Are '
Granted To Buy
Surplus Celery
: f ^'com in g
*•/ m mu -o#r cwta
progr,m for the
week ha. not be-n rk-
° f * * f to tho State Of Florida service* at
Iho Firat
Baptist
for Siala ltd. No. M I:
• Church, conducted by Dr. J . ’II.
Utk* Hhora Dor. Co-, a eorp. Griffin of Winter Horen, Her. W.
lands in section 17-SI-S).
P. Brook*, pastor of the Church,
F. I . lafon et Ui„ Clara V. announced today.
land* In aecllnn H-SI-ID.
j The muiical each evening la
In'amatiunol Fruit Corporation led by J . M. S t neclpher and
land* In section lC-21 tt.
special aonga are included In tho
Mm. Wnlter K.
Hutchinson program. Rev. Brooka atated.
. .lan d * In lection 13-SI-M.
A specal program haa been arIktqald |). lawla at u*„ Margar-T ranged for the young paople FriE. Strip acrosa . Lota 11-tl day n’ght, Key. Brooka said, odd*
Forest lak e Bub, n.
ing tb it the public la eordlatly In*
'Partial Relaaaa of IKo,tn*i*
vlted to atlend the revival aerrlcea
Margaret Maull To
Mary H. beginning each night at 8:00
tanaenl'Kih.
o'clock.
Jimmie B. Morri* to F. I, lafon
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'
2 : 2 a ra T u t. 0 W l e
“ I ,a
L ' 1 ^ « « « - but wll' p r .h a V lF .te .« {;
, By ALBXANOEB R. GEORGE j
|
WASHINGTON. Mar. 2 .1 .-bV) I o'e*l here almost as frufuenUy.
....
2“ .J™
« ,7.
) — Natl Germany remake* the may!
Between July ], 1037 and Fab. Life Conservation Weak and also
..
|n
Thelma In I aka*
; of central Europe under the march- ]
stamp,
depicting , . .
,,
ing feel of a sodieiy now rated pounds of gre:n cabbage was the colorful
roll Ihroupli tho local Market. | rarions types ef wild life t h a t " * ™ ' .
m fc ,
iotia
Iho finest In tna world,
ml un7." * r . b £
hi',. Arms esprit* hero agree th" O hcr crops ranking high were *r* faring dMIneCKm. H, .t.tad|
h,»ns (17,742 hnthols). j
rJ 11
IW e seems to be some hope
p Urrnuin army has replaced thu ^ " P
nche*),’ ,0 rl|rry "n Iho educational pro- mmmtg
farmer» ##.*o*M*a'e f
French in the l* :t year or two.’ hpo's (10,103
rerro a Itrsm of th" organisation and fects of Iho drastic 33^3.paresnt
el
_
I
LIVK ON I I I A MONTH
/ . M*ny of the military sharp, r»l"j ci-lcry (27,711
Army Dtachar**
peanut
that
they
won
drawn
try
Ding
(CJiSl
doyen
•hipping
sllotment
declared
affec
■. Hnly'a foico* second only to the
Ix)8 ANGELES—WT—Eighty
1 Darling, president of the Foder. tive for the current week and also 0 . B. Army To Char. c . Co*.
hay
(fiO.OM
pounds),
Iceberg
l*tJ, derma n ,’.
Quit Claim D«rd
ct»l*age boya arc living an 922 a
luce (i,7M crates), onion* (IJHHj atlon.
.
Iho poaslh’e effect of th* threeTho Hiller mililAry machlno
doyen bunches), parsley
(3.lin>| *1 'ha meM’ng today plan* day shipping holiday for this Z. D. tllte* at n*. To Allen F. A month for board and room at
v Is listed a* tup, in three highly1
KIU. It lint) rnlf.
Brentwood Cooperative hall at tho
doyen bunches), English
peasi were discus .ed for attandspr* at
Impirtnnt rc*(icc|*:
Crop L|eg .
University of California at Lot
(1A«!> hushela). Bullnoae pappers th* Inter-rlul, K(«anL mealing » . ’
_ (Bj, 0f t|„ shipping
I. Tho areraga German soldier
(1.07(1 bushels) radishes (8.102, to bo. held In Ml. Plyiaoutti . , | .
ty „
khippadi Susie W. A (I. F, Harrison T,i Angeles.
.. has been selected mure carefully!
> T te students manage the amall
doyen bunchrs), yellow
squash' Tuesday n'r.hl nl which Fend dt|r,n, he flr>t two
days of th *1 Ban ford Tro. Cr*illt Aasn.
and la auperlor phy,|ra||y and,
1BallafacCon #f Lien
budget by doing all their own
M,4«r,
hushela),
atrowbeirlaajBarker, ln»ernnt|..na| secratarr. wrek , nd |.|. probable that the
menially to iho avoraKa siddter
Chaster Cl. FA.gkte Co. Ine, To bcusfwork.
(22.300
pin
it),
sweet
potato#*
will
he
guest
apesker.
'
«t1t|r,
.mount
of
this
w*s
gov
f •ot ’other European notions.
John O. Palnky.
, a‘
- — 1-_=r-=-------------Dr. D C. Beml. In a report at ^ ^ . t purehi«ts, It waa IndlI. The tlrrmau soldier la more 1.10,W,2 pounds), and lurntp*
tatlafaellan af Mortgage and Uen
P n litim l
(10,301 dosen bunches),
tho meeting, also tohl of tho
highly train'd.
1
Widely Used
work ot thn i.rgnnlut|on and oth*
8|n^e arr|vl|, . t terminal mat* Kfultabln Trost Co, To Msraarot
i
J, The German force* aia In
Ann a Beniamin ii. ouihrie.
A d v e r tis e m e n t
Whlli*
appro»lm«<cIy
IJ5
percent
°
r
r
'
rl®
<crft,,f
^
in.
Vt
*
of
celery
ehlppod
the
Utter
genernl Iho lic*t utnied mid]
nf the produce r.old at the Market c'mnrctfon wl.h child welfare.
n o( jM, m |, a r t; espeetdd
equlrp'd
J o
I n il.,, T o n " " i o i 'W T T * V o * w ia * io * “
•« »>, ouria *t ■*. «#ry Lillian
nuirici v ■»>**. o»»
■ Of *n avllnhk manpower eon-' Is rais'd |n Hcinlnolc County, a *,D 'll I’lfyed pictures of i|e- |0 ecaM. Monday or Tuesday Of
Tq ctn lfo t It. K. 7n*. Co.
in m m ll* Primary. **»r *•
icport
for
the
pn'vluu*
season
f‘
r|
uMoamen*
children
In
this
*
0
.
1
^
those
close
to
tho
W
• alderalily Impnr lh«n that nf
Asslgkmant af Mortgage*
D. U THRASHER
**
Fr"ner, Iho (irrmun. have plike.l 11 vcnli 1 lvilt mi Ii*j*h thin 25 coun- in|*^ty hul n^v** w*n !o ® irtftt |jua ty nrr fortcas'ing an upwaoi CfntrdTi I t K. Investment Co. To re a’ecUcn by the peopU of Seor
0j lht tnarkel a* the f«i|
Iho rrram for nr'ny „err|ro flrr i M s In the s a le made use of the ps *nt correcled’ through Iho co. 1Culvert. Debenture Corp. By W- Inole County upon hla record ot
nt,n ynujtg men hnvo be»in fiiclllMc* them. Ill general Iho ,,T’,ral|nn "f tlm civic organ Is* . , ffw.|« nf th , ,hlnn)n#' holiday .’(!. DoCdiirtuy at uxharing faithfully performed Ihe
produrn
bouglil
lure
is
sold
In
trained by highly capable offl*1
Georgia,
,s<ai
h
fm
ollna.
North
J
*
»'
the
moctln,
e«r* from II to II lioura a day.
LA
CJENTBB. Wcsh^OF)
Virginia, out thn " h k '
I'lu.ldod over b)
compared with about ,l> hnur. Carolina .....I
V'hen- di n . -edw
collapsed
rrport hhim*
Ihnl
purchasesrc<idenl Kidney J ,
Nli were!
r j _______■
-__
after
a day |n ino,t other armies.
vjrish’ng aga n*t a live wire, a
from the Hsnfonl Merkel have
J H. GHffln of Winter IU»
Minesmsn:
applied
ammonia
to
her
Iwen mude In 21 »ln c , of the' 1 r** f*rl|nul Bnd
II. tl. Me.
Innetrila and another pumped air
Famrd Technical Talent*
union nml Iwii C!anarflaii nrovlntr*
i'a'n
tn’o her lunga with an au'omoblle
In lli" In I four y>urn, ft"! Gcr
mans have cuiii:<-filr*tr'l on th' tr
fumed
technical
tnl"nl*
im,l
thorouglincea In mass production
Li .in*.., .......i.i.
__
..... n
Special* This WeeV ALflotnetfi ‘
A! Oar FOintaia
Freak Strawberry. Sundae . ..... ............... ...........
Large Lime A d * WUb Cherry----*.—.......----------- -—
Hare You Tried Oar panU AHrta Win*?
This Week Only We Are Selling It For Me A Qaari
Horton's or Kroger’s I5e Beer—
Per Cate In Cans
Abo Bock Beer On Tap— 10c Or In BolUea
2 For 35c—S3.00
Hlii ra, Today her b&o.oiio in tin
up" said to tir niipiuirii'il 1>y a
trained r'*p ri" of * imiouihi.
Moro-ivrr. rniiui with Aiulrlu
minus n ^nti.inntlnl Ini-rea e In
Nu*l inllitnry mlijln, A.Miliiti lis,
kO.liim in Mm, wt (i |raim ,| mid
fsltlv udei^nati'ly null'd, Tlics" r"l *’rv''
of « # ’0 « I, IMMite m-n, ulmutt
a pur with the nrllvo,
French
Torces
Sea lered
F ra n c. Hifnrtned <»•> it v ih i-mJ " " "
n" 7
ii"
''m illing
.. m l l M c n . , ,
C h )n M f eoun, i , ^ ( f W I | , M
Seminole County
Court Records
Wsrtsnty OScd*
Jerome. Henry l!. et us To Paul
G. A Hntcl t:o*.
The Central Ileal Kstalo Co- To
J . C. Davit
Gn0. \V. Mi Donald ct ux To CIt. Wertl.
Mdrgaret T, Tlngley et ux- Fre-1
T. Tu Fred T|ng|oy,
C- Kelly, 8gl. To n, F. Wheeler,
TrUitee for U K, Wheeler. Jr,
Hylvoater K Wllaon, Inc. To El
len Hhlpwa.li Lea.
J. A, llulnc* et ui. To Henry D.
Ilarruw et ui* Laura.
Goo. A. Spoor. Jr . el ux. To
(luhilun fnrkrr Brown.
Aar**m*nt* Far Oaed
K. L wgnn et ux, To C. II Mum.
I’liiillno A (Hoi*, wid. To It. ii.
Dutton ot ux. Hollie.
Master's Deed
K J. Nlv. Kpl, Maaier t» C, Kelly.
J. H. MiCb'l |iinil, Blieriff Tn
H om ers Soda Shop
W# Dellrer—Phone 1117
ten*
1938
Models!
WISP-jMfEIBHT
ir it lt l o j f o x y a r n ; >
Beach Appeal you WILL look bclUr
In JANTZEN fonn-fUt.ng trunk*. New idea*
in
construct Ion
and
fabrics. 51.95 to 54.95.
Gaberdine Shorts
$1.95
Terry Beach
Jackets
$ 1.00
Z ^ aan , " f n" 1
' ' • ' ** ' ' [ T * ‘ “ r“uwl on*
lwo,north ot Kuchow estendrd the
I "
r
I,ln" ot **>« 10-tey o’d battle In
.
" rn
,m" ‘l
' "■n1, u
n " ’ :; U T . «""'«w iille* are „ gtgrn'fc hslrpln M mile* deep
unt |i-:,fa.Much I n i l . H ii.ttilp-, generally islihogp. celery, Uans. , nd 5 0
m||„ w'd, .long tho
M ftt^m iil|*ry nt»«l nim itfl
m rHru , nr lumii iam, whiju Ih«s Tlentflrn-I'ukow mllw»y
old e tn a s I r. I with 111 - ti'irman*-.' b "b .n c ..f il„. Inid is filled outj Th, j , p , n„ , # , flPr
s7R.ml|c
I " ! : *' f
"f
', “n
*•' ,,h rr vc«; march southward from Tientsin
nooou an,
rm.kid l.v mv. n l •'
■ hm- Ind anc. a truck , ou|rht to fwrMlh# crossing of
.mlhorltlea «v, « khsil.. M.pr Inc .......... .. five Iona of produce the Orand Canrl 22 mils* north of
In I '" Frem b In
mi l mipht 'nk, on three Ions of cab* ,hf v|t.I Junction with ths Lunghsl ;
Idiralrnl ilisrm 'eristic *. T,a|u.i.l I ,g,. and two ton, ofcarto’s. n«|]wny
at Kuchow, but Chinese
Italian raiorvn nufiib'Ti t.riim.uai l."H ,
eggplant,
"nd attack, from bath Hanks threaten.
) ( ll„ | u , will* n
| , 1 1 " I I»t*rh*«|it fiv|v or ***11 other jitina.
50% SAVING
ed la fores a withdrawal.
Inx nrmy of I.null,non itnd i ru
Help*. I'armrr*
| Uhlnete claimed suacesse( in
iBrve hi |f,"0 0 .0 0 0 , pad' in ntan-Wt guarantee firat lin*
Ai comparatively fpw farmers attack, upon Tenghslen, I,Inchon*
piiwi'r. Jim th' effi'i itvi'iiosa i.f ni" in a ponillon in ship * r«r- and Ilrnchowang along the rail* i new tlr* m.leag* in our
III" ltUu»luh U|gniiiia|lii||, par bad of uny'oil" kind of vegetable way but the Japanese said afo re*
recapa A retreads. Th*
Ucularly lines the i >uii:« of ot any Mm lime, wl'h Iho rxrep- of 3,000 Chinese were decimated
price is Ictw than half that
spy o I * “
Jiiah-raiikltia ||()n ,,f »,.l"ry, ihear leaa-lhan-jwhan.lt atlemptrd a crossing of
of a new tir*. i
• " ‘. . . J *
1' " j,...1* ,
carload fm niits have found |n the lake Welshan In a flotilla of
■funiii Ity. Itritd'". Hie " l|k
475.x 1 9 - 4 4 AO
kfatkel mi rsrelleut opporluril y junks for an assault on Llnchang.
noVl"t llillllu iy fntiop 4|i> fold
for djapmliig of thi'lr miecellan-'
550 x 17—55.50
to lAi con ""iitlu li-il in Kdii'iiu. f i r "OU»
proiluc"
advanliigroualy.
600 x 16—56.45
from K'iiiipu.
of
ar* amkll _
_ .
_
Gpuil llrilaln, relying "n Ip
of
pronavy sup|i]eiii"iii"d by n ,tt»ng dure grown hy Ihrm throughout
•
• ------ — ■»'
tfetl f .1 air fiiiro u,. tho Ural lin" of d" the srufim ‘Is surpri*liigly large. Furnished Garage Apartment for
fin *", 11 ruled »a iimi|»ar«Uve|y
Most trui-k buyer*, Ii was fur- ' 'vnl. Ilrasonabla. C!ua* In. 803
III K. tad BL
I1H
wink in bind alri'tisUi. Hrltutu ilirr Indirutpd. sell in lha smaller
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Ida isit n r l l t e loii ii n f laii.onil markets ri her direct to the local
nan, Inrtiidini: utmtn Ifiii.tHin bi
produce inerrhonl# or direct to
India, tihi- Ini, n irtoivu nl ID.- Ihe retail a1ores. If It wen
■ ru m u raiuAY^ATimuAY
Don ul iiolou.
olh'rwi-e, Ihe*" local merchants
All Kinds Freak Baa rood
would huve to order Iheir suppIMa
Clichsilerakiaii Doubt.
from the linger carlo) marketf.
Dressed Te Yeor Ceareakace
I.lt.lo Gxi'clloaloVekiit, fearing pay a profl* In the cnrlot roPrice* To Fit Yeor Bedfot
Ike tlciiinin plmcr, Inn a llrat crlver, and then pity a delivery
Hlio army ut IttOiiou unit u r»- rharge either In freight or
SANFORD FISH MARKHT
K*rv* of lAOiJ.Uixi fiiiriy will •’ruyegr for transportation lo the
*M U S U IN *
r s o s i MS
troln'Hl. lint military wbtervura • ore.
doubt II It mmlil »uci-erafully ruThe primary purpov nf the
•I l f"T ui Ur* Ihuu ID i|a>* lh« Market at the lime uf I , es
force* iif (iurmsny, vastly ,u tablishment was to fiirtiLh an
purior in numbers and equip' ou let for tho products ot the
tnuiil.
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Th' G"iuinn air form nl » I*'
fail’d lop. In Kurofic. Italy in, l.h plunoi arn *n!d lo b« *uper
rlaravd komriil, Franco thlnl *uJ tor In th* German,
Lritaln fourth. The Brlllali aruj
Th* Germans, however, have
cnmlna op ns an air power unJi bwn producing combat plan** at
typo fur typ* III* modern Brit- a rule of four to the British on*.
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Sinclair Super Service
Gasoline-Oils
Washing—Greasing
tire Repairing
Park A bid
HAYNES
I’heoe 8>3-J
Looking F o r Your A d
RECAPPING
Though moat them
farniei*, Ihe aggregmlr iho
Too Lflte To ClSBBlfy
Lemmond
TIRE SHOP
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Removal Notice
I a n now Iseated In lha Arcade buildlag, No. 1* Banford
VS. » l h a fuT line of Kyaaisa Knsmels, Bead * U . . j
> , l.uca» A Coolldg* ho**# petals.
Picture Framing And Furniture Fainting.
Come and aeo me.
Dodge
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Packard
Chrysler
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Don’t Disappoint Theft)
They want to see your a d . . . because they shop in tho
Herald first,.where they kjiow there are values to bo
tnisted.
These people are-your best customers. They want to
buy and they DO buy what you have to offer. But
they want value, too, and because they have faith, in
The Sanford Herald ads, they use them as their house
hold guide..
Tho Sanford Herald reaches all the “bept customer*";
housewives, their husbands . . . the people who f<j>rm
the bulk of the buyers all over this area.
So remember, the Herald ads are a habit, these people
and hundreds ’of others like them EXPECT your ad;
they knpw it means savings.
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U tra d ir
C. M. BOYD ft COMPANY
A t M. P A U A V *
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SANYOWk FLA.
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B lain . N lm l * * * W * O i Merlaw. teeOo—*11 at
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C m t ln u ll r t * m Ptm* Or *
.willing to co-operal* with Cham*
Ihrrlaln on n non-pol|llc*1 basis lo
place the arm* and aircraft fa c
tories on double shifts provided
,lhe Prime Minister seasoned hi*
(foreign policy to labor's tests.
•nd pledged that union labor
would not suffer from th* ipeedIng tp.
In Franre an oulbralk of new
slrikes p led worry on ^top of
worry for tho Topular Front gov*
.eminent of socialist l<eon Blum.
1 In Fpstn th* Insurgent armies
.look a new tack riln the 'drive
ogainst the northealtrm territory
of the government, (hitting the
» '"arlair Lom on. pack- ^ffewlvr“ ”io ' thV ''n o rth "Th". Inik p to a , high „s ip tons. Heck- , urfrnt, eon,|nuetl , 0 reporl vk.
ing i<> h«vr a full supply of all forkl
I-mi,mir’1 Irn aiallnlilo „t .|| tlm**,
In ' c h |n,
countarstUcklng
III" Market
msnngimrnl •>“ Chinese fo r *., prevented Japanea*
troop, from croe.lng the Grand
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She checks the food ads in The Herald regularly.
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Acd Water Transportation
S em in ole C o u n ty P ro d u c e s
M o re F r u i t A nd V e g e ta b le s T h a n A n / 1
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__________ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
M ember Associated P ress
VOLUM E
Hull Proposal
Is Approved
By Roosevelt
a c c u sed s l a y e r d e c l a r e d
President E n l a r g e s
Plan To Embrace
Minorities Of Rus
sia And Elsewhere
S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , F R I D A Y , M A pK .II 2 5 , IM S
in s a n e
PR E SID E N T R ID E S IN SP E C IA L L Y DESIGNED CAR
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AtNTltEE, KNlit. \NI). Mur.
France Hit By
‘Stayin’ Strikes
—M l—lljf Ihn. n ail')* ni iit:in of
ItiMil. Iht* United S lil *< seated
tin' fiist American iwm-daml brtd ,
v it lory In the inttvcm history of
the Grand N itonnt Nt«-jp|*eha*«
today when Mm. )Urli>u Ftnl(‘i 1
Etat limit Ip, son of th*;
fa mow*
Mun-H War, led 16 il'n ! t over
tin' ilifflcblt rouran >f foil.- tildes*
W>ll vends.
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Sir
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Number Admitted To
U. S. Governed By
Immigration Laws
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'Workman third,
Cool on, onu
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LaborlsMade ■;* .
Vital F a c ta r i
In W ar CrisisF*
British Labor Chiefs
Confer On Plans To
SpeedW ar P repara
tions By England
Son O f Mun-O-War Is
F irst Horse Owned
By American To Win
In Over 100 Years
Domestic P o l i c y
Goes Back To 1789
W ARM
S P R IN G S , G a.,
M a r.
2 8 .— ( A P ) — P re s id e n t
R o o se v e lt
said
to d a y
th o j
A m e ric a n p ro p o sal
to
g iv e (
a n a s y lu m to p oli'ical refu *,
g e e s In G e rm a n y an d A u s tria
* a ls o applied to o p p ressed m i
n o ritie s in R u s sia , S pain an d
: I t a l y « *d a n y o th e r c o u n tr y (
e b ro a d .
“Battleship”
Wins Famous
English Race
NUMBER 181
E sta b lish e d In 1 9 0 8
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Insurgent Drive Cap
tures Many Prison
ers, W ar M aterials
Hy At»acl*tt#d
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ludny became moro
Hun CUT Die plvotpl factor
in the lin’ idi ami French atturn pis in put up s hoia
mined front in unacltlcd Eu
rope.
V. Rank's
llntllcsl.lp li ii<l ft) I j 1.
Fourteen Amcr'ian* won 1150,*
HO) I'.'ch whin Ualtlri>lii|l won the
I'lesldent. Roosevelt lieie
his Imt and sm ile * from the tonnesn of I h«- »j ■.e i.■ 11 \ designed
Bound lo a stretcher. Itoy Ridenour, accused of slaving his aged Ciaml National at Alidrcc.
Ito added It was designed »o. f,;h e r and wounding his mo’her with «n me, Is shown being carried i.lhrm won $76,000
on ltoyal
" ™' ,,f ">'■ tJnllnl M i 'r , '..r e t service
lt rolls through Gainesville. t.»
rhe mw ma.mn.< h»*
help all groups aeeklng to get ||)U) (hc C)|Url hoU|<e
j M)Monv|Upi y | .. whPrt< hl. ^ tM declaim!
mil clglit won $70,000 > MH ineh wheelbase, inn iv. guns in »|>e*tol i mpartmenis. Mayor I'lrrpont Brown of llaln- svtlle
lands—Jews,
rat of troubled lands—J
ewt ' l i e
is a forrorr Inmate of the Florida a n> horpltal for '," h " " Workn,a" lo bri" ,r ,h#
l » '» " ' " the Fn Idu.t and tlov. Ft U. Rivers ,.f G'torgl*
The I’rodd.iit dedicated Roosevelt
In H rilaiti th r e e la b o r o r ttnnlratlnUH
co n fe rre d
on
P rim e
M in is te r
C h u m b c rInln’rt ap p eal
fo r
u n s tin le d
eoii|ien«tlon (o
apreil
rexrmaturn* a* ilu* "first priority
nf
the Chamberlain foreign policyIn Fr"nee nearly i!7JK)0 wrork*
. i s were stui-iui; "slnyln" strike*,
to *lemon*'ri»tw support of the
Popular Front govimmunt head
ed l>y Socialist
Premier 1-con
Ilium, a* well a* to force now
Collec.'lv........ .. met*.
It was iiusolicit' .1 ntid possibly
I no unwanted gesture n* lie had
plenty Irnillile from tlio balky
Ncnale ov. r defense approprla*tloii- Iml Ida cabinet-- l i illjfl Ilk-
Catholics and Proteslanls, (hat no
y 10 ' ' mrr'c ,n * winnings to
new- civic rrtl'it built nil the ruin* left by the illmMwus Inmniln nf 19.1(1.
legislation was required to *«’ i ,he Insane.
eompliah Ihe purpose ami lhat it'
llislnry of (he rirr shows only
thti'c horse* ever won the classic
was In lino with a domestic
n n s
twrn surmssitc
yeaiga—Atal El
Icy that goes hack to 1789 when j j C U c I l v
v IlO u p S
the United Btntea held itself out
.Ksilcr in I8I9-5H. The t’oluncl In
i
as asylum for political refugees.
•JP99 70 and Kcynoldatown in 11136j fill. It's n'so n fuel only four
lie said the number of refugees
1*
jliorrt'ri hnvc manngtd to win with
admitted to the Unfed
States
the maximum handicap of 171
from any one country would be
c t y ni w s ih o e f s
’pound* {Jlotlcil to Royal Mull.
governed by Ihe present immigra
tions laws. As for ihe Austrian
commanded wise money suppoit.' « ,
Armv
11-iu1 *
Except for lleluchsnce, all the w ill * I l t l O n
/ k r lllj
Ililtt
County Agem ('. R. Ilauson Californians May Be
and German minorities, ha said. Bridges Is Not Sure If L e v i e s O f Existing
tuh.
T«
Inin In
—H'l*|«*l «
budding miniAmerles nmnnnl rntrlra ole outA 'C C U T t l t e Itt'C O rtlH ’ I"'111 t,Ml"V in Orlando where he
American law provides that when
Inquiry vVill Be By I Measure Preferred siders. Mis. Marion Srott'* Rattle.
lO
Jo in
1 ,1 sleria) rrisls ny approving Ulum*»;
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attended n district meeting fur
two counties merge their quo’**
Open For Inspection county Ageni..
Market IngProgrn m firupi'i nl to fi-.k thi* lowrr houRl
are merged Into one. This wuuld
Senate Or H o u s e , By Finance Group (hip. n sun of Mun t)' IVar, is held
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for r a i l i o n
of u B4»*ik H*
at IB-li Rnhi-rt lu'hmHn's llidorle
permit about 20,000 to come from
.WASHINGTON, M*r. : l —iAVf
De< laruiK that hclme miiplry j l>r ti. S. Nelrnsn was granted
t»f Him
I'iMProl Fruoi‘0 limn to nioi'L uumi'ilUts
the enlarged Germanic natloni.
SfMNfITON, Msr. fi. id*:— »t w0 to 1 sml Frank Gould’s What
i, alti'n (or liny eaieo'. i1 alo'i.14 peirui.nlon loduy lo make repairs p»**itTilUi»h , will| tiiud't |u L«» p H imI (in id iisb ilt Mil
l l Bpaule
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■*'*. Proposal
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" group*
.V sicking an U
tjcns'e
K Finance CoinmiUro today [U *VB You..an uffaprlng of 1 rys'eg ba
hi Sp ain
Investigate | to Ttinl i:lo-it«'r lo hi* property on I’dlmetto Avel
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WASHINGTON, M«r. it. -d # > ’TnVastt*ntIon of tbs Tenn«HW ^ ^ krIf tKo ,|oi*ae approved r* »> 1 « - t .
lo #fn» 110(1*1 T lo Intfi D ili Afterfixto
ill lo eli'iir a way
way J.U
for
I
—Tho United State* ha* pro vallay Authority agreed to<l"y on u’ t. "ind g fl” m* |ir»vi«in'j.s Ju t] Helsrhance favors the Alntrer or imt it l» worthwhil-t t'nid. R mm by local Inilldltig Jnapertor ti, IF MU nl &.IHI *i'i lin k to iliiiils i force so.tgitl
mi infiHiti y advance toward U tP
of I*. Paxton.
;
11nil If the threatened ruin H. them,rum inand! nit tiffper
posed to nine European and all a new iwaolullon providing I".- of ih* revenue hill.
I*i <*i iriioU f«»r Hu* rom lng
nlomn.
| chairman HarrUwi, Miss. Demo- (matrrlaHtes. he may tm pod- (lie L'itttdi'l htifu to,|.iy oinUrie-IJ
tlie Latin-American nations that a congressional Inquiry.
rl.in t.o
count croffenulvd
Benalor llridle* Now H«t"P- rrmit
,h,. Committee drclileil ,wnrd the faVorife. There are four tho epeiatinns of (lo* i!..lvHlioi|l The eyes of many residents urn! ii|<11 ii* iljsiffeJioi furUii'r * f ! A
they Join tht* rounlry In offer
ing ' sanctuary to political refugees Republltan, author of ono T ' A ,j|(( p, lntT nn)| (.;f t Jf vie* in the “ther American-owned horses in Army and asked local .onlriti' danced rkyustil shortly a fte r ] furl a l'* tmiMiivo Ihi* p n s r jiL i on In.Its..lin'd l.y IVn.iun-lriilnt'd ri>4
i il.fere.'..O'l.'s IIII eat. tied to wipe
prefemhie. The lh1, field, two of which on- Ane-r I tors to il1’. Id., wImiliei Hi.' . in >■ HI-till o'cloci, ihi* iiiotning to I till lull ot tint rHory iimrhii
from Germany and Austria, the resolution, told reporters he and
J. C l.ottUo, rim |» l.»ry
*lio! out Jiipiiiirsi' ga.us in Out eld e r
(raleh a irlimp*.* of (lie upproxi- ]
State department announced yes- denator King, Utah I>V"iu<i«i s , C o m m M i c eliminated lie- lean-hrcd, but one of them. Mrs. was worthwhile.
t inb y ilr it i t.ffi use oiralitsl rhlna*n c n l i u l
Capt, Rose pointed out that tlm ms'ely i'.(i I'uite.l Stales Army • ft-in in
cmauthor. had agreed with H.-n ||01W provision whkh would have J , '»e Met. . I f * K I) II.. <|u.|te,l
Utday.
Arib> k,u*p* all
.*.*■ planes llml uioi*ei| their way over Icot me ID'oiiJ »i* r 4 ti'in io.i|t "I li.'iii.
Secretary of Blato Hull said stor, Barkley. K) Democrat, aud roniU)|idattd exemption from * i f t 1,1 l0n '• " iiy lic withdrawn before Nulvation
Swift looting ...Mtrgent etdiimna
i#xp, i
race time hcennse of on accident coraln ree**nl 4,f "II p«’irons *t thf «My •nnuilf In ()*ySuui Ho* font nml co n.at leave soon to
the administration has suggested Norris. Neb. lnd«ponden<. un- <ni|
vo lt I'itllfoinia . hlpi»',s in
an in Spain,odvancing on Ilm'-Ara*
astublishiucnl o f an International thora of other r*xo|ul|otis, on thu 1(l|> |j11U5<1 provided total HO., to lls Jockey today. The rider. Tobi ti^Jpa- iii»**ii ini |itiliIm intpu* . Ilfutli.
effort to elfet t a K"nM"mo.i * gon froitl from the west and
form o( tbe new proposal.
(||10 rxrmptjnn from |M.th levies
fell " » race today and tl'iii,, iifiil fUfUi'ir Kfutiil 1Ii4i1 lli»»
Its s U is H m ra s e )' m i |
of j so.tlhwesl, reported
they had
Bridges said th* comprom i*n vlli|(. , llf. y,.n#. 0 Committee up suffered a eontusrion.
^ work of tl.o "ir.iilnr.illi'o w»a' Home
ll-ioorovlrelion Agent anree.il, at fur curtailment
Senate Scratches I
Concur O u T V A Estate And Gift
In v e stig a tio n T a x Provisions
Capt. Rose Urges
Investigation In
Charity Matters
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^ T
C e le ry Prorate
To Be Fixed At
Lakeland Parley
1,1
Senate To Take
Action Monday
On Revamp Bill
shipment* from llni seitton.
. icncltod n point three wile* front
Th** I'nlifoinln eelt'ry ind""ttv| ilu* nltale|-ii- govertnnent s tro n g -,
Tho lotsil At Miy i*n* I**t |n'liih‘il »» Hireling nf I hi* Homo Krnnooiir i|u"* aol rtpctnl" under a Mar hold of ItoJ-iialoX
Niivt>ric.-c nnd (otllcluu tumps,
out that Hm
sVi*“y •* AA*itirif»t|«ti of I'loridii whoi, in ke|l|ig AKret-fOeol an,) II " i I'1
hy
eatulry, drnvo
o|mmuim* in in*>9f* Ci 'M '."I r'Miii
hrnl m cotiniTiinti ujih Mo* djralr.l Ill'll Ml ltaii.il at n top |tuppullrd
i.i down Iho /ningoxa-l.crida lilgll*
|(M[* nml f »|um* < •»***! Mm* wiiihl, mn 'ini: *«f »|m* I IiMda IMnrnMim i" ,-u't.llto ot H'e uid't"lr>
l lit" dal*, s til i "eh to mt"|o*lj way dining I)■*. nigtil. an ilisur*
iir« firliliiis Mti gon|M'i ill
Ian A* *t»ciaMnii
the shippers hi the ("I' west in
II nst.MHnt tin I 'n .r N p .r sl
KtoiKr t i' imI ill trio* is
To |fir ♦)ti**i4ti,*ii
ilir
\
pm’y **f tmirinin h*fi a vo|.intury plan of ro opeiatin n ),
u
Vs* li' ll Ar«»f in v Os' t.p.tc apt!>ll Ihe Municipal Plrr aboard I'apr. fur slitl'pliot fill la (Iiu.'hI in
t il Hi 4 I n r liiLi.-i11st uiti't. ? ' C»| ■ t. II.
liii Rice's yacht "Clisndh” this final effort to stahalito tho tl".
Ml-IUtl. -II does in " ft h'l.idly nonrumr for a Irip up Hie Nl. i.....n|lted i'oudtl|»ii of tlm celery
m illiner. lull I'-m por-it* tt'llcf is John1 River to IJ'inoo Hloff when' niiti kid,
WiM. Ilte ndvei.l " f Iho nulls.
Kivuii « III In ii.V "ttli;.tl."u is go a f -.li fiy will lie held. The party
I will letutn 'lila evening ahmit Hilly warm wctillier l»r Ibis
tins ('ll."
limn of year Florida cilery t"
Arp.I llrr ppf-.|oo, -Why ^limiid U;ll') oTlock,
resolution would Invlude eight . irov,,,| r ,|.i ,]i; pmvlsfnn »f I10.-I The field was hclnwr Ihe uverage viethodleil loeuiihe p i* well in Mrs. _tjl-d» s ICemlull lell l..,lny
of 23 charges which ho originally j ))(, f„r r<c(,
this yetr. Not one nf ih Ih rec |
, t nr Titfitfiii »|irrr rIiq nDrnJni
made against
TV A und whleh y [|f5 ,.n i'r Kmup aim re* lured dotrn horse* eou'.l lie counted
Barkley and Norris h»d otniltcd aM.pWrT1(r jr,.nnn annual gift ex- nut before the race begin. Behind j
from their proposal*.
empfii.n which Ihe Hon e l.n-l rut the four leader* in the helling ,
He udded II ho<| not been d"*
j;i.non.
were Miiniui.* f
S*n Mikio lV ,
elded whsther an Invest lgM<hm ||arrt'"ii anlj^lhe Jin,sir nrlion Frrn. hl>r»d T ak'or Pinha. Mr
WASHINGTON. Mar. M .-V O would be made by tho -ttenate and would not e-uTTilrevr,. ie.
Warden Chilcotl’s llunliill »'ai«ile,
-rThe Benatr, after voting to House or by
Ilia Ueuale alone.
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Mr*. I). OeSrlinrnurl’a I’mVorn*
abolish the romp'roller general a IPm.-e Speaker Bankhead said
live, .Sir John f»rey'« Stnll»rid#c?
office, ngretd yesterday to adopt, It appeared certain that an
Ami Airi^*Aii Sit**, 1l»e IilMr
or reject the adminlatralton's
ip ilrr would bo made hy a Join t | J y | | y
R ' P . d l l C C d lr i,,'
l,y *S ir •’ ’ " ‘ h
reorganise'km bill not later than Brnatt* Mini HoUjit uominiltoo.
TowV.
G I*. M, (E, H. T.) Monday.
In response to demands from a
eau'lmi* bloc of Southemera, how*
.
pro
aver. R made certain that *he
X 'lffetilig a h eavyy .......
n o.oral
pro I^ „ I W I ' } ' * r rctden l T in lint pellI Bivt- f t ti." ;v*lv«t!<t.i A r m i 7 ‘ |
■n ITynrhlng bill which they had *
rate, a .u| in view o f ti.i* Intdnf.a,lly paid by five workers in Hie
. , Vx
X ,
OH Ape Assi.tanre roll', of Ihw
w.in t.i.i-w. j i"f, "B iru tlstt tt dooo
talker) lo a standstill In tha first
ri.ai.y local r.i n f e r , it.,,1
’Ju‘ trinl t
h'lor.ds during
tlm w,j|k ytttl wt.i.hl Id.'i l*t d't li 1-uHK Than A Week .
t
P ..,* ................... . (I.......... In- t',,,1 H'o muntii o f 1 c h tu s ry . A crl.lcn l*
aU weeks nf the session would
90 tif 11 i l l rnnrt' I 1W I T H J u ly I,
ytm i.it'l tl't* li n t ', '
not be revived as an amendment.
,,l' on' h ln '*io im ltuw iih ths celery m*t kei at an 1W3T, and February of ihi. yesr,
" "It
M ir t h .n t s anil resid e n t* On Home Exemption d o | Uoinroitteo r e ..........end It"
Administration Icadera sailed unusually low ebb at the present according to ..........
proratj.in «T sidpmipla ilorltm 1111. 1 1 . '! J*
J.-’ tf. Of Ihi*
herej
tw in ' g t n c iu lir w<rt* h r " " Etil <•»
BRAN
DENTON,
FI*..
Mur.
3.7
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( " By|nn|
With 1"** Ilian a week left !|. I....... issuing week, following tiros- lm."'W
the reorganisation measure past time, local per.on* uul,tdo
■l« l»l l»K viit wera first
tha
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m —Hie
of
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v
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th.im
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'«rin
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i With all estimated
esHolliled .1,500 acre*
t.i.l cases, h'J p r i c n t required
fls last major amendment reef Industry are resliting Ihn lm- *■ f odl ingloti, rla* e welfare
com-1 , . ,
,
,
,,
fnr tie nelioii of (hit Gouiltiillna fo r
planlm l end r x p rc lin g n shipment fu r thu etiu u d sd . b n m d is s |i"n »ti|.|| In files I)|ip||l'||li"ns
medical rare l.nd three percent
whrn they defeated, 47 to M, • portsiica of making efforts to mlsaiuner,
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week.
pin
til
it
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pi.itit.
"ltd
by
l..'l..*'vt.'iid
eseinptit.n,
Tns
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of he'wecn 1.3IW nml 1,500. Manproposal by Senator Byrd ID. treat* n letter demand through' D«v)h hid He feature rol- In,
Hid,.menu of H," 22H e a r. al ' " 0
......... ..
Ihe SUto
_ _ iwrr, nM, •Hiking trained w.i.t,.'.* i-atlt.-r than al* lla t"r Hanford lluu.lncy today
I......... tor this week sla.le.l ,c s .
/ ; ,,o|>e,1"», ton Act.
V».) to prreerva the comptroller individual adverlising campaigns, 'he cloving of lh"»c ease*, 1,311a
..
.higgr-t
— . tomato I ih i Iiik tin i.i l>> g 'l pri'tniscuiiUsly
furwsid to the
sfalt-d
||.at
in
i|uln
t||
i<
i<
‘
w.-.,'
general's office.
Gordon IIn nett, ram
Park person* reeeiviny this form of * .trn to y and will ................ I | . r i » i g b ,W,
ln,,“ '«rl,!B Irm.lm* Iho
It ..lit ali.ra In * i« r«
and
ftn in !
.mun linn (i... wlio had n»l fill'd Kin ti i f|ti>- lmi M
M v*i im i!ti|in»v*i' . 11 )r< n »ii n
Gene ml
The bill would abolish that of fern producer, is Including in «‘ «ts"ee having died during tho senson ill ot least ten years.
Theta was a marked Increase hniiHi I " t.’.u—u n v i'r 11. *' c it y ,I
" * *75*
Hotel*. Chibs
fice and divide lla dutica between every box of fern shipped this
The Grim Reaper i* Hun- In arrrage this year mil growing thi-y WipiM ii'iiillly I'apu tnl to *»om pl|nn app|lia|lnn » nnd |h«t men. ...... lies,, .......... in tho term.
Ihe direc'or of the budget and week two stalks of locally grown n ,,K
r*"h * ef Ihe aired lirnc
^ ’r ^
« llU
till* Au.inat Mat|.li n«N 'i. A p peal.] l.. l.i.. i.W(mii wa|vnil th eir right Inal ............................. result of • * " S , ' f t i ! ' "
tin e . J a y holiday
..... ..
|,y
''b .h w a y an I llrn igo U rn■ new otflrer, an auditor general. celery and a card advertising th« ficuric, at 'he rule of appm alH f* 1* - ha\r been nlnio-l klcsl. L'apt Rt'vi- imid,
, in tin. (itcinpllufi If thn ap pllca
mutely
10
per
evl.t
annually
uh"
l,,T'
,
in'l'cr'cil
he
Before the vote the chamber value of the celery prepared by
the shippers follow ing tl... h eavy
T " 1 '1'’ <A u ,u ■ '«*
In Seminole JCoun y.
c m -s *' “l1
,h. " »wtlon rc,m.' 'hat
w i'tc nut filed Indore A p r. I
.... .
..
.
heard chargee that abolition of tha Florida I'uwer and l.lght C i
proraln .........lm.................
...eOlli.it
's r “ ' « ’n*> ,n° ! Municipal
M en*' liiv itio ii
Iiiih
calle d
«
rloscd
Ruling
Ihe
period
numbered
*'
excellent,
Ralph
S
*
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ntl*
Mr oudn"y staled lhat
for o f thu ( ‘onlrid GommiH. .. In t r-mitlnymcnt 111 ; Packing lluusua
the
comptroller general's
office | Mr. Barnett stated that he
.
_
m i-i'liua " f Hio M ajor* at
the
i f Fruits
und Vegetal.les)
116;
would turn over Ih* purse strings|
Bixt|, approx'lmliiely le i I t with d oth clo.lng HI Two M - WB» , «er of the l-.Hn.er. Hulvation Arm y c am p a ig n lle « d Ihn benefit of thosa *hu could Week.
Trad" I Department Stores) 92l
t* ths Chlaf Eaaru'ivs, and buses of the ferns ell «>er ths moved lo another county in FloiIn *n effort lu maintain
» ... ,
finest it has ever been In the his uuj|lcia for the purpose of rum n 't get to town at any "th rr
countsr-charge* that the comp- nation this week and that the ids; one moved to annihei -late;
." . . '
^ err
plutliig Ih" Mens’
t»r Iho. tjme hu uffteo will remain open tnlnlmutn |.rt'o fur ito. coiumotl-' M
tory of the county".
and
one
wss
found
Ineligible
for
I roller gcniral had not complied celery will he included in every
’ ^ t a t o ) W.
If Ihe present favorable, wen)her gen era l <SU«*»«s " f which begin" Ha|Url|uy „,,t,] o oo |*. M B„d My. the Government, thtnugh tha
the
original
grant.
wl h ih* law In making rtport* hot.
fomm,Mules
C rp o r* -'
80s
. ° f h’fW’
rnn'lnurs and there Is an an ragr Apr. i t'» l*i.
urged aa ninny u* posshio of Hurplu*
la Coerr***.
pur* i.u»o 100
One of Ihe most exteniive In'
In con. In-ion Capt Ro"o asked Ih.i»n who huvu not file.) t" do lion, will
oiurkit, indication* point toward
,
1
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.
.
.
.
w'Mi
u
lo*
mI «if 793: Duval cnun<y
Banator
Bchwellcnbach
(D. dividual advertising program* for
" «anla par e r .tr this week »r«l , r
4,w . ,.„ ,k
heartening “com# hark" from " o f w l.al to u hoy worth whom so si his uftho lomorrow.
Wash.) asserted tha comptroller celery piodured in this section
I. e , K e,ed « rorM nue Hm P«r- ^
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<|r
’
kindn ess ha* k ep t from c rim e ?
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Had mad* no report* from 'IB M ha* hern undertaken by the
ettssa program through th., com
ihr|U“ m .
Whut |a it.n worth nf u girll
.
r
j II.** crop when it sv*s ready to
up to March 4 of tht* year, da- Florida Power and Light Co. unsobered und a*'t.t home from “.E lk ’H Benefit Dunce
An Improvement pr-.Tirm to pick.
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120; Gulf 107; Kscamhia «W.
ajiiis a law whkh, ba said- ro- d*r the direction of II. It. ColeFlrxl rarload shipment* vrv ex- re c k |rsx ad ven tu re? tM .at value
coet several thousand* r f dollars
The white 10 counties reported
gwired annual nports to Con* mart.
To
Be
Held
Tonight
has been launched In E.-nfold's fo-cied lo be forwarded A]>r. 12- Is se lf-co n f idem p und a'd lt'o *
Picture
O
f
River
To
s Inliil of 2111 accidents against
graaaIn addition <o furnishing earJs downtown district and i.rludr. The |>enk of Hi* movrment will spoi't rest "real lo ho|>vlc**. cold
of fcXI for tho balance nf
Sanalor Adam* (D. Colo.) con advert I-InK celery end stamps rxtrnsiv* Improt ament* tv the he rvached the latter part of Ih* or hungry men s o d w om en—and
Be Published A^ain athutotal
Kr.tiled lltihir Gcorga Thurston
Ktata,
tended th* new audl'or general, for csstomers to mail to friend*
building* occupied uy *he W-s.lem month nnd will continue Ihrough do not lot gel Iho * *|u s o f r*i of the local Klk’s Lodge, today rx Duvni county reported two
la b* appointed by a congres •rul relatives In the north, the Union. Enow’s Barber Shop', end May 10.
ligiou s inrPirsliuti
A picture of the HI. Johns River Tutal accident*,
li't.dctl a cordial Invitation lo all
Orange county
sional commit tea of 14, would Company yesterday mailed I .two the Moh'cy Drug 9lor*
who
wish
to
attend
the
regular
,*
t
Sanford
which
appeared
on
ths
It is estimated that there art
onr, l’otk county one, and Sara
have na power to prevent Illegal cards to one of tha terminal
NORWAY
8
VMPATHtTIC
monthly benefit dance of Ihs or front pugs of the Atlantic Coast sota ruun'y one. Them fatilltis#
The second floor of nil litre* 4,000 serea of totnatoe* in what
gapesMttturtr.
markets In a concentrated pro hundlngu will b* Joim J a r J will is known aa <h* Manatrr dis
ganiuriion to be held in tha K lk 's'L ita News for March and April occurcd
In Ice
Manufacturing,
■ Tho Banal* later turned it* gram IO gauge tbe results of Vd- he mmplc'sly rvrvjvat-.l and ie- trict. This embrrres about 500
OSLO. Norway, Msr II. — IA*I Hell tonight beginning at l);30iW a*. m striking that another lligliwsy and Bridge Construe*
al sfltlao lo a section of tha l * r verilslng in this industry.
IrailroaJ nisgsxlne has decided to tiun, General Contracting, Steve
modeled. Vf. I . C o' c t . owner tfja r r e s In th* area around Ruskin, - T h , Norwiglan pre»s r«f»|v«J o'clock.
(alien which would «et op a oaWorking in conjunction with the ho ldings, advlivd today.
sympsll.eti. ally last night BeersMr. Thuralon rxplaintd that the «»« R.
in south IKUsboruugh county.
and Auto and Tfiling S ta
•asttreij ik n lf bomrd. Counly Agent C, IL Dawson- and A rvw cntrrne* to tbe second Manatee ranks as one of th* tary of Htsti Hull's suggestion proceeds of Ihesa monthly affair* | Robert Scott, editor o f the At- doring
tion Trad*.
Bulklay ID. Ohio) oh- a celery advertising committee
that
an
International'
commitwrru
usetl
to
carry
on
lb*
chari|lantlc
Cosst
I
Jne
Now*
has
received
(or* will b« ntde fmr.t Park |]|<iur leading
tomato-producing
vigorously to th* language compos*,| nf local huslnere men. S'venue, Mr, Csop*r stated, tnd men ties of the stale. Last year too b* ottal.llshid to got political labia work o f - t h * organisation, i* request from L S. Holman,
would permit tho board to tha card* wet* mailed to hosu» added that malarial* for the 'veil; it wt* exceeded in acreage only rofugaaa out of Germany
and adding that ladles will ba ad- Isdltor of lh« Chicago and Eastern
wives whose namae were found will^ be pur-hnaid
from local hy Dsda, Collier and Broward, a«*. Austria
[milted free and that Puckham's I Illinois Magxtinv, for th* copper
.
Ip A to|«ph«u# directory of this firm* end that ilia woe* will L* cording to ta il mat** mad* by th* - Government circles Umpovagfly Orchsatra will furnish tfa* music half loo# plat* front which tha
Fair tonight and S*t*rd*7dons entirely
Pleturu was made.
labor.
Stato Dopartmant of AgricuRuro. wRhbvlJ commant.
I for tb* occasion.
in Old Age Assistance
Movement B e g u n
L71 i Persons
Manatee Growers
T o G’reatc B etter’ JArKf,,,fjvi u , H . n . e
E x p e c t Excellent
Demand For Celery
rr,,"r,1,).1, .. ; '”'
Crop Of Tomatoes
Industrial Mishaps
Take Lives O f Five
During P ast Month
Sanford RuildingH
Are Being: Improved>n‘r *h,>n
LOCAL WEATHER
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olers Get Break
)ver Candidates
because O f Law
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STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN H IX
' * -Corporal Lands In Jail
When Munich Patch Fails
awn iwr
Tiinw'Bnq,
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T*
A
neutral to * ..tig »l»r say* j£?,ot ,0
•» * « J
«
IIHIar «w . a member f . comV
mkaon turned by war votaran* to ! 1 ‘ *
f ° r,f P* f
iueastlgit* the poet-war commonL
mtn “ ** l “ * Lnl' OTm
fat rag ma h« Munich
" r ng ° * rm* “ ’
There’* not a doubC however, _ Before long there bloaaomed oat
that tho haruUome corporal with
German worker* national ao*
the handlebar muataehea daaerved
P frly, wllh Initial*. In the
the confidence or the soldiery. Me Uenn» n
*P#IHng “ nail."
Col the Iron Croat for Wor d war
’’brown ahlrta." the
bravery. Twice he had caplnred. ,t0rm * * « « • . t n i HJtlertm'wa.
alnioat ainglr-inmlci',, « atom or
“ “ " P 1* 1* 1 r4ctao o f the enemy, Onra be waa
Before Iona Hiller had dec'ored
klndcd by ■*>, and emu aho*. up • 2I-potot object.re, with JawI y ahrapnel. And be certainly waa bo'ting, repudiation of war guilt,
ready rt the drop o f a hit to the Veraaiiie* treety, and rtpara*
rrreem his hatred of the Ruasian Ilona, aa cardinal principle*,
ryatrm.
| The growing beer hat) gang*
Hollywood,
\\M PMctO
f?m w M
Lt? rn
m v vr
,
PM&CTSHOK
luqaratmwed
thr
fotm r r the oa'h for candidate*.
Barrelniy.of hlnto R. A'. Gray
eolteil nHrntlon In ilia, rnnd Idatea*
pn’l In* allcat'on wlfiai hr rr.
V'rwnl llir lomldraU.k'ii bf nri'OnK'
fug for ?n rlrcllon.
lie nniinunreit br 'hnd n.krd it n r r i n a v o l c a n o ...........
AHmney (Irnrril Cory I). I.tndit
Only »rv,n ninr* from Italy',
for n r.iling on n-lirtlirr voter* In nininInIill III the liny nf Naplc.
Errairbli nml 1'nlni lliarh roun- Hr. inie of ih. atrangv.t i.'.lid
th-. tmml roghlrr n1 Ira.t 2d liaihor. In thr world.
F «f"
days trfnio I In* flint pilmnry May iI'I k Ii Iu. uii thr miiuII, mountuinlui. |»Inn I of l.i'hU, nri'u|dca Mir
A t|H-r nt |-w of 10.17, applying nalcr o f un cxMuct volrunel
'*_(n conntlii u-Hh tHipiilalion lie- . Vlrlloia to tliic |ilrturr.<iua lit*(
1 ? Iwrt-n M 0<H) and S7.000, provided I • |Hirt rrrrh It liy ntiunirr from
for r r r litr ’ tion ti.-iok* to rlo«r 20 Nnplr., Allnint mi Iii I.iihI latr,
gtsVay. I t forn a primary. Tho grn- cimplctrly unrliclcd liy hill., It ■'
I. ci id rri’ ltdinllnn |:iw nl'ows voter. bidden firm view un II till' boot
' ■ to put thrlr name* In tho hook# hn. pirrcd througli in uarnnv
vnllt riiiilnl-;lit of Hnturilay, Apr. intiniau.
Gray oImi raullnnrd Floridian*
who are out nf the ntntp tnnpojarlly Ihnt they ranno: nuke nh* n t '” e i eg lain*'Inmi Mil* year.
*TTn- atipn-tun rmirt la.t y r ir . In-,
Talldntril tin tie enter i rgiattalion law |«ir-.nl in lltlR.
, JTorltlinti# i tnployed in WaaliInuliilt llin r urn Nimo 3,000 of
thrm nittnt inipe li’uno lo rrgl*"
t-r. Thi-y w'H b,* allnwed to vote
I brrnli v bullntu ill thr umrl manIter.
lire I*'Ml inn bco';* air now o|irn
Invar oua prcclnvlt.
They will
be nto’ Hl to roun y rourllmu.ca
Apr. 5.
Porto d'l vlitn U our of
Hip
<innllri nutrr* of volrunlc Minnv
Epornro, m^lti prnk ml tin* l-dand.
Thr U.t Lilt*; i f 'N tp lri onlrrtd
<lt«* ern'rr iltntsi.1 t.i ariuminoiln'r .'•hl|i|iin/, thr work bring
ilmio bv nun til# In re tin n fur
thrlr l.bvrty'.,
-* •
Today C*I|||I.| r w-lnr# a ir liindr
oil thr l-land upj emu, ill null
ftul a mv |iiiHlucrd lh:rc, Alka
r id a
'T A L L A H A S S E E
,oon .wero
and urge every a ltls a a to nak*. a atudy or our ta* pro'
the purpoe* o f aeklac yterlda a acre proaperou* 3 U t*
ik
* '“ »
.h e r
" « M m * o f-^ o rm
wnitxaB s s tm o f, i hav#
hereunto aat ny b»o4 ant
aauasd the Great 9*al of
the State o f flo rid * to bo
iffle a d at Tall*h*aa#*s tha
Capital.^Jila 18th Bay o f
With that h. flrkd hU Plato, at
X
B» " < * * • - * ■
the calling, and th.
brar-cellor J J
H fitS k S llk l
cun‘ k ,r* aon “ ,he CO" ‘
putsch « c iii>
r
4 'lllffhtL cut fo r fH ii't fliPi
wntiwi.
i
But HlUcr lutd miscalculated the
Botl glrango'aalt may aaem, the
Opportunity will be given growtemper of Gorman troop, eent to M .eorpor, l waa soon to provi ho
lo
' h* " ’ * 'We*
the scon#, The eoldlcra follow *! WM .he kind i f a im n you cant eymptoma of such <jeflclenclo* by
line nnd ralinu tnlnrtal spring, coming, ao It fell upon John Ed- h# wai
ordna to flrn on .'the Nash and hugh o f f . »
'
vlalllng plot, at th# Lake Alfred
biibblr ut n lciit|»rralurr of 141 ward., fiery editor of the Hurling'|dominant
billed nearly n acora. Tha putech'
(Tomorrow: Sutceoa)
cltrua capeHment aUUoat and
drgiei., and fo r'lh l* rrnaon Por* top Patriot, to t*kr ma'.’ cra Into cnCvi, at
Waa over.*Hltlfr, the new .nerilah,,
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through colored elide, to be ahown
to <l'*arbia toJuy H u popular hi# own hands, FAlwerda we* a hold out
became’ a, laughing aleck.
;|
by Dr. A. F. Camp, elation dlrechrnlllt rvpnit.
i brave old New Englander who aheuHng;
Finemica gomllied that HlUer H o r t i c u l t u r i s t s T o
lor. Corrective
and preventive
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. . ___ wait
___ to'
You are into# and I am youra,
In thr (hitch W rit Imlir. lira’ had
carried hie .loi'une
fell lo th# ground uo Kurd ut the «
’ * T _ M J U * o r V fn V P T I
wil' b® fuI,y dlacuaacd.
J the frontier town of Burlington,|ca long As 1-shall livet”
onothrr |*lnnd-Saba—who.e Iniir it aound o f firing that he broke' M C C t J l l W I I I t C T a i a v e n
Many other subject* Interoattng
rapcrlenc*
h».d‘
hrbilnrit# nil llvu In <hc bottom ! and through
hi. ahoulder. Neutral ' o b aam ta!
------* *" eltnia and aub-troplcal fruH
learned htw to dcul wl h Indian*,
of on crtlnct volcano crater, nut
aald ho waa pulled to the at reel by I WINTER HAVEN. Mar. 22-— grower, will be dlacuaacd during
ui him* thn harbor fnrllitlrt of iilmralf,
a dying comrade, and broke hla Hundred* of horllcullurlat*
th# three day*. In connection
lie knew of nn Indian legrnd dt
•houldcr that'way. But alao tbare Florida' are n pec In I to attend with the convention, there will he
I hr Wlilnn#. Tliclr evtUemcnt I*
i a great black hawk that hovered
waa vthe story how;he Hiked hje -th*-Al*t annual convention of the held u flower ahnw, a ro«e ahow,
Inmvn .imply e# **Tlir llolturn.'J
nnd ran be rrnrhrd only try an 'o v e r Die' Mlnalralppl Itlvar and
life to rerrjr a child to oafety. Florid* Sla'o Horticultural aoelety a dleptay of gladlolt and tho third
ibw everything that wini on. EdWhitevcr heppvnad, Hiller *#• at Winter llevcn Apr. 12-14. annual gardenia festival at 'ho
nlmo. t prtprnillcular Might n*
I
ward*
changed
the
nsroe
of
hi*
coped, but waa caplured In » few ( Headquarter* will be at a local Florida Cypraaa g a r ta a .
r nne a'all* fiOO feet high.
paper to the "Iluriington Hawlf-j
Th i fifteen tintidied people who tye." announcing that hi* flrj)
•
■■ . .
live there .peak nialnty Eugltih,
nlthi iiRh for ei iur 30(1 yrar. *hr
liJand of Bnba hot been owned
and ueciiplrtl by thr Dutch.
They*re Looking For Your A d !
THE HAWK EYE HTATR . . . .
In the early dayn of Iowa, In
dian ralda wero a rona'ant torn*
are lo the while neltler*. Aid
(tom Washington w u not forthLOVE FINDS A W A Y
Traveling Around America
TMI.SA,
Okla.-W T—Came a
letter to County Claik Andy Hloka*
fiont a woinaii in nearby Dliby
coun'y;
“ Will you please tell me what
a mail %igi> license will cortil
Fume aiy $3.30. Home say 91A0
Nn I would like to know because
StJU) la all 1 have.
“ I*. 8.—An». light beck."
CIIIPLE Y, Mar 22.— Mnrtnlity
nt the Flntidn National Kg|f
laying T.#t luur l» luwvr lh»t'
usual, repot t# IIup''rvitor K. F.
H'anton. Far Hiu I tret (Ire innnlh.
rnly 7.2 |H’rrrnt nf Mir blid. riled.
imllcoMi t, that hliitr i« mi- pac
ing alieiiMnu to s Ih' u a. v.rll us
lu;h prodtie'lm In Ihvlr uinl*.
Kelt limy |ni«li nt |oii by the 1.271
hens In Mir li<d uti'iauvil 17.4
tg g * ctedited with I7.ti point*.
- For yenis litri'ilrrs ,wr” ,i pri.pnully rune*rn*#1 with pioblonlk
nt high egg p;o-luc'fun, and all
_Mi.lr b’l eillng rtfurl. were ren
te red In Ibat iliiecllon, U'anlon
ray». Then they begun to treed
for la m '; sir* In rgg*. at the
m m ' Hme continuing In alrraa
number o f egg* tall! by ea;h
bird. Finally, they are bn,-ding
for vigor and livability, slnco P
\»a» found Mint
moilallty
In
ptany raw# wu* too high tor
profitable puulliy business.
H'uVra answered that Okla
homa's price waa $3—but that H
alia would bring in her
b*
ami other court house employ**
would make up the difference.
TAVAR E S—With th# eo opceoMnn of I^k * Coun'y'a
Rotary,
Klwanta, end Llona club., Coun'y
Agent It. K. Norrt* racenlly htlrl
n acrira of meeting*, in the chy
ball at Leeiburg to encourag*
farmer*, grower*, and towns
people to plant gardan* and ralaia
small flock* of poultry. Gardjn*
and poidtry flock*, th* couAiy
royAiy
C^T •at"
agent amid, tend to r*ducq*T*af
f d Mil*
liy living coot*. Other Iajn^cultural leaders a*sl*l*d Mr. Noyta
to the mar tings.
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PUTCH DONKEYS
rN SPITE ft th* capabl* car* altb
NM MOWING WANTED
♦
• wlrlrb they have hern rndoaril.
thr.a donkrya *1111 scorn to” bo
lOMIlMN^ Mar. 22. — (AY —The amaied over Ih* chinir# that bat*
Hrltlsh govui uiuciit ilyca-tiot want coma about In their honirland—*
Brltonu to bun io Jutiauete sen
Aruba. A .111*11 Itlari'l lieldtiglai to
Ir t* .
tha Leeward group of the ’•Mulrk*
•jAakaJ In i hr llousoof {'boiiooh* West India*, Arabs a.a until romtoday if lilt' Jupuiiroe-romniund at pdrallvtly recently a quiet IIUI*
|VitH"— !i#t| nut Issuei] onlrrs lh*l Island almost uuaotlr.’d by tb* roat
Tor*'gnet# bow to Jupanesr guards, of tb* world. Nov, boatver, It 1*
.Irtnia kiln *[yr Chsmbvrlsto ro- vial tad ! dally by giant airliners
which conorct It with tb* alatai*
UnUtvr'Iun* hat#' been suiit Island Curacao I I tnllr* dlitaat, aid
■If Mil#* precl’tv ' cabled Jl with Imaortaat elilaa ao th* main
Id 'lw discontinued / l w in ." land of Booth Amortca; and Its har
bor akaltara ship* from alt part* of
Ih* world, including thou* * --tag
|MT m w
SEW TIKES
weakly pleasure cruises Iron..aw
York to ih* Cqrlbhvao.
|RH«NGTON — W V - Bullet-
r Hraa era being
Fl o
e p a r t m e n t
,
Mcrtulity Of Layers
Ih Lower Than l Tsua)
Bid*.
D
In hhnd.anl,drove thrm off, *n act , /!** h w in # that they decided
March, A 0, 1896.
{
of unqueatiened bravery. J h * tael- to ***“ * ,llort CBt ° P w* r*
■lent get a whopping .buildup In
The Fatll* Shat
Munich beer caUara.
| • The desperate Job begin In a
Boon Hitler waa addressing po- Munich beer cellar on Nov. 9, 1W3,
llttcil meeting* all ovar Munich, Hlt’ar worked the meeting Into a
Martin gt developed aa alectrie, bedlam. Then he paused. dramatl*
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even byiterical almoephere. To tally declaring the German r e - ______________________________________________________________ _
an American. Hitler might hav# public at an end.
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•earned a FoUrthof-July orator, a
.,Th
ha <•*** and tried for criminal acdl- hotel ami feaaloqa will be held
hypnotist, and a Billy Sunday. H# lhou((rf_ <f w n u r ,_>.
*
Hon.
*
,ho civic l»«gu * clubhoua*.
a'-o-m l, unlc-'i they ntr rarmpt
by r «™ n of ngr, tv ir wnrlce
dli ability or ntlirr i -bu. p . Tim IU37
rh tn u e
Bravery
Once communist offieara war*
seat |o 1Hltlor'a room to * ^ 1
him. lie .net .them with revolver
m n i& ft
not
or
e c u t iv e
torn6‘tm him/
allot Casters Need
Not Pay Poll Tax;
Office-Seekers Do
T(*trieli»Inr»» did
State
Ex
V.
Tb* .mating ebangv which baa
com* to (bit Island waa brought
about through Ibajllicovery and dtvalopmcat of tome of lb* rteboat oil
flelda lo tb* world—thoa* of Veaoaval* oa tba uoribern roast of South
America lea* than dftv mile* from
Aruba. Th* "black gold* from Ibla
rich country ta sent to A rag* and
tb* nalgbborlag Island of Curacao
to b* roSoad. Today tb* tatand *1
Aruba haa two of tba targoat all rwQuart** |a ih* world. A deal of tkaL
low draft unbars uanally aat Ilag la
group* or twolvo dally bring* tba
crod* oil from tb* Maracaibo laid*
la Vaiaauala, and ocean tankan ly
ing th* Bag* of all uallona call her*
to load tbw-Mtnod oil and carry U
lo Ih* raciMbg corners *| U * oorth.
tested by th*
Allen B- Walker
of
Wlnttr Mco nf tlNjt. Senator- Ha ia for
• Hra* hav* apftlai loner
I ’ which outomaUciHy clo** Haven hua qmllltld with threr*;A bullet ' wodnd." Thoy art l«nr of Bu i* M. A. Grar its a
djvidad Into cootpurl merit*.
It- pulillcatt candhialu fuf tba ut-
DcVUNIAK HI’RINGB - Mor*
than &IM Walton County fannvra
and farm women attend'd th* ao*
rica of 10 mecMnga hold a ahort
Mm* ago fer outlining obJocMw* m
the rnun'y agricultural program1
(or Ihl* yrnr.
Uvlng-at-horur,]
food and fvtd crop*, rand prodw*'
*lon of livestock war* feature*
rrrire d nt tho mro'toga, which1
wor* conducted by Mia* Elolaa
CRACKVILLE —Tb* brtiaf that'
Jackson County's rural aiectrlflcaMon program will ho carried for
ward to a successful conclusion
wa* aapiwaaod by B0 buainss* mm
and farmer* ml a recent mee'ing
of lit* draco*ill* Lion* Club.
County Agent J. W. MUono, th*
principal spoakar, onMined lb*
program and doertbod th* haaaMla I* bo dorirad from R.
Florid* rrceirog agProztmauty
mer chairn»n of the ttepoblkun
Btatp Kirvullve t'ummhte* and
per yoar from th*
la Hm Hral Republican Id qualify v*Ho*1* fedi’rol ogonaioo, acoordfor a state-wld* offlro ili|a ‘y»*r.
They want to see your a d . . because they Bhop in tho
Herald first* wjjere they know there are values to bo
trusted, r ;v‘
"_v 7
These people are your best customers. They want to
and hundreds of others like them EXPECT your ad
they know it mqans savings.
She checks theiood ads in The Herald regularly.
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Stmlnoh County ProdaeM
More Fruit And Vegetable* Than An/
Similar Area In America
Saafard la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway.
And Water Transportation
SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MAlfCH 25, 1938
GAINESVILLE, ARISEN FROM RUIN, HAILS ROOSEVELT
By Roosevelt
On Low Wages
f { 0peful Note Seen In
- ¥r
n .
iTvachairman World s War ricture
Defends
Dismissal Of ¥ - . #^ . , ,
fdr
Pfecident S a y s Na
tional Progress Is
Being Retarded By
Selfishness Of Few
Senate Leader Blocks
• Action For Joi nt !
investigation Of I
Government Agency
Calls On South
To Face Facts
! wAsilINOTON, Mar. IS. — WV
>—Prroidenl
Hooseyejt
advising
Congress tudny that be had oustjed Arthur B Morgan from th<r
TVA i*ld It w»a "clearly
the'
rlih t" of the legislature to Risksj
“ «n r lair Inquiry" Into the TVA'e
admlnlstreilun or policies. "Hut
I rsn'iot In the meanwhile.'' ho
paid, “ abdicate my constitutional
duty |n lake car* (hat. lavra b,.
faithfully sxecutnd.*'
before the mes.age was re+IfTre,| majority lender Ilafkley.
Itemocrat,
blocked
Immcdlsle
runiidsrsHon of the resolution
by Rrnstnra tlridges. Hrputdh an.
New Damp, nod King. Democrat '
Utah, presiding • Hrnale Mount
Investigation of the mammoth
public poser agency. Hark lev
**r*e'ii« there should ha an in
vrstigtlkbv. declared It ,houl,|
pot tie made by "|tartiu|“ legia.
lolor*.
Hootcvell onlered Morgan's ro.
mitral yesterday, elfedlvo to
day. and elevated llarvourt A.
M'tignii to
the
rhulrtuanshlp.
II). mos.aga on Ihe 'T V A nutil#
no rt-rommcn'kttlon l"r flllimt
the vacancy on ths hoanl but
•oil’s Informed persons believed
he would nominate James
I,.
Fly. TVA general council
With hla menage Roosevelt
scut to the Capitol n letter from
ttolirrt H. Jackson, acting *t
tomeygnneral,
upholding
the
president's right to remove TVA
board members from uflice.
Believers in Feudal
System Said To Be
lieve In F a s c i s m
GAINESVILLE, Gn.. Mar.
K3.— (A P )—President Roose"c lt , in a speech that, admit
tedly surprised many of his
hearers, called on the Indus*
trial South today to Increase
wages and buying power and
asserted the national prog
ress and prosperity were be
ing retarded chiefly
by
“ selfishness on the pail o f a few".
With several opponent o f (he
Adtaialatrat on wige-hour bill In
hia outdoor audience, the Chief
Extrut Ire declared bluntly that
Goorgla and th# lower South mual
"face
the facta*"—that wage
camera in the entire area" "get
wage* that are far loo low".
Ho aald that Ihe good thing*
that come from higher wagra and
Jlcstored Just two yrara after the trrHfle tornado o f 16*8 laid the city In ruins. Gainesville, (j*.
purchasing poorer would be loit to
(be Soule " I f We oppose pro* welcomed • vlall from President Rooaovcll for th* dedication of Its new civic center (shove).- II*
grass— If w* believe in our heart* tow Is a view of the old public square Just after the devastating wind illn l it full ul wreckage.
tbit the feudal system ii atilt the
beat eye lam".
"When you cowio down lo It,"
ho added "there la llttia difference
IV*
A f % ftf
between the feudal system and
th* feaeiat system? I f you believe
In one, you Iran to the other."
The President sp oil to a large
crowd |a dedicating
"llooscvslt
b
A‘ . * . A t a l f — f l !* •**.
Rgunry* a cl*U eonWf'o# M w
‘Approximately
60
TVPA
vtr+h
>alldlnga and parkwafs that roe*
groin th* ruins of IHo tornado two
years ago with' the help of fed
eral funds.
Ills outspoken view* on waged
'
'
. ,
.1 Emmett Head and Quids Colbrought private txpresilons of
All white Senford achooU nod |;n># both of Hanford, were mar*
As organisation of a corps ” 1
aurprlso from Mvera) National legIr'stora in the aodianco. They aald nearly *11 other wbjtb stimuli rlrt] Monday by County Judge R. workrrn continues for l hr annual
Wisic.
tialva Ion Amy drive, which open,
they expected the President to throughout the County will rloie ^
at noon tomorrow while Prlnci-,
_ _
tm Apr. |0. leaders In the cam-|
make a different sort o f a speech.
pal* of all the schools and *
Members uf the Fire Depart pulgn today requested every rral-j
Riit riwi
gt-aal many ut th* teachers at- ’ ment wo( o railed to Celery and dent nl Sanford to dn hla share
lend the meeting of. tho Florida Mrllonville AvepUes ;e*t*rd*y to in raising the *.1500 quota lo carry
Bdueation Association to ho held t extinguish a gra.s fire.
’ hr activities of the orsanirallon
In T*mpa through Raturdayfor the ensuing year.
J.
C.
Davis
w
ai
granted
per
All of the school* o f
the
They also pointed out Dint
County will be dismissed all d*y mission to repair a screen porch there arc over 10,000 residents
at
his
home
on
Msgnoli*
by
local
Friday, nnd in accordance with
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_at building inspector t). P. Paxton, in .Sanford and that only a imall
a ruling of the school board
rontrlbu Ion will In- required from
this
day
""will
yrolerday.
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WASHINGTON, Mar. *3— (Jrt it, last meeting. I — — .
carh person lo ratso Ihe rntlro
— President Rooaaralt yesterday not have to be made VP- l>u | The regular
meeting '<of the quo1a.
4
.d iK k K d Itr.hid proposed to con Buperlntenflent T, W. Lawton I.icm's Club will be held In the
In
discusflng
the
financial
gress a compromise for th* anti this morning stated
that
th* Vsldrs
Hotel .tonight
et 7:00 working* of the
organlaat ton
lynch b’ll under which G-men or schools dl.mlaslng cUssO* to. 0-clo^ ^ o{[ , lnl, o{ the Chsp'.er
Cap*. It. K. Hose, commanding
legislators would Investigate and morrow afternoon will hay* to announrec1 today.
officers of I lie Citadel, reported
'publicise all art* of mob violence. make up the lost time at the
that eoineotie had asked the ques
‘The sUbstltuio proposal,
out end of the srhoo) term.
The weekly drill of the Sons
tion, “ IW * the Halva’ ion Army
lined by Itoose’ clt at hla press
Principals teachers and nthcr'of the legion Drum and. Bugle •end money to England
confrrrrirr. presumably would not edv/rational leaders from all
;; ov
7. Corps will b* held in the I-s-glnn
Ths answer, he said, .is very
prosecution of er th* elate will be lIn_ ------n il for federal
attend Hut tonight at 1:00 o'clock, Percy
simple, emphatically, ''No.'* Tha
mobsters.but would serve manly ance at Iho meetings which wlH *>*«» erwounced today,
national auilll shows -that money
to provide a full exposition e f be held during lb* three dan of.
.
I,
raised in lira United Slates It
facia w Well he said it what tha
annual affair end ■*}•“ "•»j 'c h S . ami Chrcker Club
cipendrd In the United States.
nation needs.
I th*
in. personage In
of
y aU#| , |ot#l U it
Homt-une else asked. *'Does the
Th* senile repeatedly has fili school work ar* scheduled t » f k , , u , UIrt| , ddlnir
i'alvalion Army publish a finan
bustered lo death the Wagner_
,,
Ihlrcl round p f Jh* Che
cial statement7 It i Iihs, in that
Van Nuys lynch bill which would
Although k* few meetings will
.
.
It gives a detailed irjiort In i‘ a
aolhoriio federal prosecution of b. held today, tbs
as.oct.tiOi> m,n‘ " * *
Advisory Hoanl, who are* rrpreAisle law ettforvotnspt officers
will get down to bu»ta^, ^
Th( p , r , nt.Ron banq,
••ptattvr rii|tiri« of the commu
found to have been darallct in
morrow morning at P :K oTIock Bemtoo|*"Chapt«g, o f Fi
nity and, all bunks are audited
tkalr protection of pH soMrs from with an opening business ,#a^ h#|<|
uwee annually by Kslvntioft Army
mob violence. A bloc * f southern
,rlon under
the
directum
of , ^ 1 "{ . M e r i . tonight
Auditors, and annually by the
ers, aided by lepubllcans such President Wh-tley. Tb l. will be 0.c|uck nfficUD o f th
as Senator Borah, o f Idaho, flgh'a
Audit", Company o f New York, a
followed by talks throughopt th«* ', nnoUBe,d todsy. '
well-known flrni of Certified' Pub'th* measure,jwt grounds that It h day and evening end * full pro-i
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l>c Accountant*.
Thrtcfnrv you
* vtoialUmssf dtstes rights. •
gram o f ronvantlm,
aeUvlti*,
u Cooper,
may ir * ‘- assured that your donaThe president a*Jd this sltuatlsn through Friday and aaiurday, | V|| , ^ , , 1.0 .mrmWo,
ICssllawS sa Paw# Peer I
west not be permitted lo block at
BaaUa, (be four l * « w l *•*to the West:
tempts ta rope with mob attack*. ■tons at th* city auditorium.
._ iim. i * j (0 ,
Ha revealed that ha mads two * 1- there wt|| be more
tentative suggestions ta members group and department meeting*,
of eonrvovs:
with conservation th* convention
' 1 . Adopt Ion of legislation, em
powering ths attorney general to
hmotlgata lynching an# other
r'elcncs and ta raok* th* facts
pisbtW lo congrasA th* president
aod th* pros*.
I. Croatian o f • permanent congrassIsokl standing coauaHJea to
Schools To Close
Noon Tomorrow
For State M eet
Education *A s 8 o ci ation Convenes In
Tampa This Week
S a lv a tio n Army
c m r^ N B w s
HITLER’S TROOPS ENTER AUSTRIA
Britain Adopts
Handsoff Policy
Insurgent Drive On
' Northeastern Front
N e a r 8 Barbastro
Trtn
iop
OunlA Gen.* H. Townsend
> uoltttBoeM " Ketch At
Leaders Say Sum May Mu n i c i p a l Pier
Be Reached If Each
Person Contributes
President U r g e s
G-Men Investigate
Lynchings In South
*'l don't see why you don't
tell all boat-owners » f I'm per
fectly beautiful trip «l"us •
Rl. Johns River.'" tlenrlt* II
Townsend. Maryland b"»l build
er- told n Mors lit reporter In an
Interview shortly sttcr hit ar
rival In Banfnrd yrsl«-rd«y via
tho Ht. Johns River.
Mr Town,end docked his highmnslt-d kt-nh nl the Municipal
Pleg yeslerdsy ju»t before nno-i
alter « I’-lsurely trip
up Hm
river. II" stated that he was unable to use |hc »ai|* of the bust
became of llm sharp bends ill
Ihe river but that the boat ws,
poser’ ll ' « UK " a LO horse power
gasoline engine.
The homo part n( llm crab,
which has a foremast rising bn
feet above lb* water, is (Irei'n
w|ch. Conn--Mr. Tow 11semi Mid
that vi’ Uslly lm spends hlq win
ters sailing about the W eil .In
dies.
.
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Herein |y, buwpvrr, he under
went an operation and baa bee.i
foil-mi to s"ek tile rsliner wa
ters of Inland waterways for his
annus) 1 ruler.
Declaring the sernir beauty ot
tha Kt. Johns s i i n>d to be *urpaisod anywhere et.u
Iq the
HI ate. Mr. Townsend ^mentioned
the pnsslbiljtlrs of the proposed
St. Joh*>-lndl*n River Panel for
Sanford and add"d tha’ a large
per’ entage of Ihe '‘dniens and
dusrns rf yacht, which pVr, lt)»
monotonous D*|t Coast routes'
would turn Inland to make tho
trip ou Iho HC Johns which In
addition To Its.nslU fsl boaatisi
Benry Brunner, .r)0,
Dies In Accident
loo#
boot
bind
this
fast
load
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Pope Pius Appeals To
Gen.FrancoForModcration In Air » At
tacks On Civilians
Two Arrested As J. E. Rowland Jr.
“ Cuba” Sellers Named President
In Morning Raids, Of Jaycee Group
QyO
lo. F. Boyle IntlmateH Other Officers Elect
ed At M e e t In
4; .(y'rand Jury May Be
V a l d e z Yesterday
‘ Called For Inquiry
Two pnrsuns believed |o be
''T u b s ' sellers were arrested by
inembvii ul tbu Poti>« Itepar*■unit in as many raid* "0 “ so
pbious plates’
this
moihinsChief of Police liny ft. Wil
liam, reported today.
Doe of the periods, a nekr"
b) III" name of Fklwsr’t Wableo
was unwslrd by members of Die
I ’ulino Department after « raid
no III* filling station on Thir
teenth Rtrret and a number of
alleged gambling receipts Were
found In his |io,)essi<in. Ho was
]oJ*'ul in 'tb o r.ty Jail 401
gumbllng ojisrx.t but • wn* is<
leaied after h" pul up an opProran” 1 t(>«il ’d IIS.
Mrs Mary, Kcnni* was n]»o urrnsu1d by l«-sl
iiffjiers
when
jliry'^iH t they ’ suxlil h"( in til"
acj of selling tnOery tlikels a*e filling station mi t'elerX Ave
nue. Hhe wa, relonsnl *»n an oppearanr* bond of fl<i° and is ospei (nil to be tried In <■ rpt-rial
court' ---session
this ifteripain -it
wrost ......
- Jit- police HI at inn.
* With "Cuba |Uron(<* 1
Ia defying th" warning
l**t Grand Jury nnd continuing
agl*s of lottery tickets in <hi»
Ckvonty, , Assistant Rtstes A'tornay I*. F. IIoy|» Inlimatod yev'
t#rday that tho (Rand Jury may
be called Into session attain t»
hivesHgat* certain (laxrent and
cunUnusd violations.
KENTUCKY COLONEL
FRANKFORT, K y„ Mar. 23,—
(ill— Kentucky Colonel Commis
sions nnt coming lurk Irs vogue In
the Bluegries fliat* after having
been "nu'-lawad" by Golf. A, R.
(Happy I Chvndler’a Ktata admin'atration,
J.- K. Howland Jr, sum rli-di'il
lirckidrllt o f the Junior ( ’ hltlhhvr
of Coinmerre for tin- mining year
at an i-ti-elion of affuers held in
romu-rUan with tin- D-gulur meet
ing of tlio organisation in the
Vahli-s Hotel yesterdny.
Mr. Rowtund wilt ’ uke over tho
gavel from ’E. K, l.nney 'who ha*
served a. president of the Jaycee*
during the past tear and together
with o’ ln-r officers elected yes*,
trnley will Into offico at Iho first
meeting o f the nigun)ration irl
April. ^
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Dthrr officers
electeij- ware:
Clyde R/Ramsey, first vico-p’ cal
drntj John Rchltjint, Herond vice*
prviulent; ffsynnsnrl Y. '(Tart, sec
retary; A lv in Coll mil, treasurer.
. Th# following wo re sHo eleejed
lo servo oiT tho Hoard of Dirvftura
for tho rnsplng "yrar:
Hoy F.
Mann. I^uls T. Hart, Hobart A.
Haynes, and F. D. Rrnlt,
In a report from the Jnyce'es
Qslf Tournament Cnmmlllre, it
was lndlrste<l that a]i|irdsimalely
•10 persons had already qualified
fo r'th e City Golf Tournament to
be sponsored by the organisation
and that th* silver loving -cup
to be awarded thu thnmpion was
on display at.the Rinfurd Country
Club.
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RRtUGNATIONH DENIED
ny Assscistsd Sms
Dist-limttrp that P op e Pluit
hml r.ppcnled to
Gcneraliattimo Franco f o r m oderation
in u’ r nttuckH
on
civilian
content injoctod n m ore hope
fu l note in tod ay’s w ord pic
ture o f w a r and th r e a d o f
w ar.
Hut SpunUh- . in su rgen t*
’continued t h e ir ’d r jv e to w a rd
the Mediterranean and Japan’*
at mica al niggled desperately lo
smash Chinese resilience and end
the hitter deadlock in the oriental
conflict.
Ilritmn prepared to speed her
great *rtn« program in spite o f
her government’* apparent dael■ion to avoid further commitment#'
In Europe.
In noriheaktern Bp*ln Franco"*
Insurgent armies prviaod a new
offensive In th* llurscs (actor
mirth of tha scene of their racon
Aragon triumph* breaking through
government tinea along a lf-m lja
front lo advance alx miles. Thm
tfctve relieved government prao*
sure on llueaca »nd cleerod th*,
IIur.es-Zaraapga hignwgy.
j
U s . tha advance continued. .It.
threatened lo Involve Ilarhsstro,
SM milts east of IIusers and en
danger government defense* along
Ihe Bbro lllver where Franco’*
troops ripped a yawning hola In
government territory last week.
<n Central
Chin*
Japanese
forces struggleil vainly lo cross
the Grand (’anil and reach th*
l.unghal railway In the Rurhovr
sector. To the West along Ova
Yrllow River, Chinese reported
-they had driven the Invaders barb
in many plnrea, The Central China
campaign hid reached a stale
mate.
1 A d v lre , from
C rn trel Hopeh
provlnre
attributed
nturh
of
Chine's success in restating th*
Japanese lo Com munist army of
buu.ttno men, with Iwninlsm for
it. d oily go sp el, which h»a been
harassin g the Japanese in North
Chins.
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IIKNDAYE,
FRANCE. AT
SPANISH FRONTIER, Mar. 1KLt/I’l— Insurgent
guns thundered
*s»i rnd northeast of Hurica today
as (irneralisslmo Francisco Franco
lU s lla s n H ran* S'aarl
11 Scouts Appear At
Honor Court Monday
A tulsl Of,*U Roy Hmuti t«ruived adyancoments *o ’l merit
budxes at tho Court « f Donor
li«ld lo tho Junior High Hcbool
Monday nigbl. Ucuut offl<l*U annnumed today.
Ja*. Cl. Hharon presided ' oger
lh<> liunor court sa chairman and
other members of.’, the r4court
worn: Atthur llieoan, ' Joaoph
N Tonhet, Joeeph
H. tl,
lligbleymait, Itrrma^, tf, Morris,
ami W. II- MrCracktn.'
‘ Following the -court of honor,
Raymond Monialvatga enlertaload
tha Bcoula attending tba twtsb
log with nifiviva of actlvitla* at
II10 scout tamp.
Tho»o receiving award* warat John Angel- wood carving; W il
liam llian»n, cooking. Hfa sav
ing. and civic*; • 0**rg* Kick.
s|li|o(|c*; Dob ’ KpPa, first aid
and llfet-'' Hhefwood JotSjbaoa.
book-bMdiilg •and . salesmanship 1
Hilly Iltdlyltcad, swimming; Ray
mond Monsalvatg*. woodwork! BU|y Houlhward, swimming; Bug**f'
Harrison. Ilf* saving; Jo* T m "
lift, cooking, boo keeping, and
civics: Dirk Usson. brant* P«Ia U
ini and handicraft.
‘ WASHINGTON, Mar. 23.-(d1
— Puvllas Zadcikia, the Lithuanian
minister, atid yraterdiy he had
received official word from Kau
nas that th* Lithuanian cabinet
had not resigned.
Partly
cloudy
tonight
HU Information! Zadiki* said,
was also to th* effect that non* of Thursday, son* »c*U«r*d
th* cabinet minister* had quit hU showers In extra*** n*iU
Hop tonight,
post.
LOCAL WEATHBB
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“TOO LATE
Pointing out that the difficulty of panning fair judg
ment upon the seemingly drastic action of .the Cardenaa
government in Mexico in expropriating the American1and
British oil companies operating there, the Mlamf Daily
News nays tha situation requires a careful study of the
contractual relations betwssn the gbvarnmant and (he
companies.
It recall*# however, "the indubitable 'Jrintorteal
truth that foreign capital
for almost a century
has been systematically exploiting the ft sourets of
Mexico and, to some extent, the people.
The cry
of ‘Mexico for the Mexicans* is not entirely with
out moral, social and political Justification.
Also
in the government’s favor is the fact that thr companies
who are most voc'ferous in their regard for the sanctity
of Ihe decisions of the American supreme court.
(NEBDAJ, MARCH 22, J IM
H
m
'S
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h
V B M M B rO H T O D A Y
nrd. The fact' is that the companies, even before the new
Wherefore h* Is able also to sava wage demands, were already paying waves two and three
fltot bo the uttermost that come
unto Ood by him, swing ha ev*r times as high as were being paid in many native indus
llveth to itiah* Intercession for tries,
Mudnub ■ >-kl *». mb1,
"A t in almost every case of this kind, there ere right
and wrong on both sides. We can only hope that all
parties will exercise a maximum of honesty and restraint.
Ifeanwh’le, the United Statee government will undoubtedly
(eep watch fo see that the rights,of American citltena
tire not too flagrantly violated.
violated."
TlR ooma resistless hour shall rise
k re d move
T o w hearts to wafca and hunger
; after love
And thirst with pass Ionst* longing
far the things
. That burn your brows with blood
1 rod guffsrlags.
VTM f t hue# battled with great
grief# end fears,
.Add M m o Dm conflict of dream■ Skittering years,
Wounded With fierce desire and
t Work with strife,
CRIMrsn, y# have not lived t for
V UM W Ilf*.
—BernJbio Naysdu
When Hitler; make* his noit
Alevs # e for on# would llko to
SM him Cirohfd.
tenfold M tha otsU (among
t*eond else* post office clilos) Id
UU
purchiM of gmivrnmtnt
Bend* last yosr. Somebody has
iron holding out on us.
Too know, Just shoot I ho I has of tM Winds la Colorado, and a
I am ready to form Ibo m a y Mss lot of truer emraa in other porta
that 1 know all about, Florida, 1 of lha country, hot lalfca l a uUia’
usually stiimtte on soma a Biasing you *hi* m ea of taverns op In
now feah to or altfastloe that Jackson county a n hold their own
I’d never e’ en dreamed o f before with any of ’em.
and that’s just whit happened to
Now H aeons this yoy Ysnccy
m when I vhUod Msrtaana a U a kind of a C an Man, not the
few days ago.
typo ybu ooo In the movies wearin'
I f anyone had triad to tell mo a leopard-skin sports
suit and
a month ago that them bra eases canyte* a slab bf plh* I n * for a
and eaeorae IA this stats that can cane, bat a Met of IBM model In
hold their own with say tbMg that a business t n * end curryIV a
Kanturky, Taimaaaoa, Virginia or flashllghl.
Colorado hate In offer, I would
Writ* h. took me Shoot thru
hate IMenod attentively while I mllos from town for a motor trip
was figurin' out la my mind wheth throned a portion ad iho how
er Is call a cop or an alienist.
Bat aflat
my auparianea at
Mat rons last week, brother, I ’m
•bout ready ' « believe Anything
anyone might Ul| me as let 1M
wonders, charm*, beauties or ad
vantages of Florida.
It oncat, if some gay ateppad up
to mo right now end tried to ton
tines mo (hat them was a moun Invite tbs visitor while excellent
tain posh somewhere hi Florida tw'mmlng and boating wi’l he
with a alerter roman' down oM available.
iV h and a flock o f polar boar*
Bat the big fedture wBl he the
playin' feap-frog on tha other, f underground mirths WHerd the
might tie a bit skeptical, hut I’d dressed * I*tint will be tin-led
hesitate before I railed him a liar. throwgb s mass bf passageways
I f Iheao archnolngicil
WPA Into fourteen sepirs'e rooms or
workers were to uncover • maos of crmptrirorote, each of them a barEgyptian pykaSthf* or a Ironin’ liable fairy policy, with fantastic
tower of p se somewhere bvtwoen evercl|ri>g)ng scenes i t . every
Iho Alabama Bne and the Florid* tern, provided by clustered 'tsl sc
B'rvlU, It wouldn't surprise mo bi ute* end stsIsamKci, »av en in
the l*sst. Sgentle msittrplec** fey Mother
■iors, tnd no or** know* how
Bot geufn’ buck to my story:
Over In Marianna t - run brio a lung she ha* been at the task.
Vhip mined Yancey. Who Is sec While similar bt character to iho
retary of Iho Chamber of Com- raves found in other sections,
By IDE HF.MIRICKH
mvree, and right away ho Insists those of Caverns Mate Perk near
lh«l I let h m lake mo out to oee Mariamm posses* many features
the Ca»eras.
found noitherb c'se ind when the
“ listen,’’ I says, ''you’re a nice development In opening them for
guy end f like you and all that, public btepeer.on. now under day,
ha: I ain't got Ume to ho runnln’
'round the woods lookin' at gopher
hole*."
'Gopher heirs,’’ ho tnoMS, "wait
|'till i m see ’e m l" And since he
BUFEH-IIIGIIW AYS: "Another * * • •
‘ ban 1 am and
l<!ertre of dcfinlto recognition
tfetermfned glint In
the West Const Is that In the fje "ire.
I figured
maybe I'd
,
.
oposed sutler hiiiliwcy system better gti along and avo'd trouble. Park and Caverns, and when your
, |t,.p. |tn,.|| Snyder or PennaylNow I have vleltod the Mam-{turn romes, I promise you, you’ll
mUi is shown ou« of the super- «««lh Cave In Kentucky, the Cave not lie d sappolnted.
W# d*ro say that Ih* m*n who
It Mt|n| the biggest kirk out
uf tha things that ere happening
•Seventh: D iscover areas
o f agreem en t and
develop
who moirrf •« strike Section IB, Mon, Department of lint interior. fic* c(r i farrskn Into n «m le evvry
IB Rerope 1*' old Dili llobentolfurther detail,
detail* call
call a(
al your
your l|mt
i ^ VU*u'^'menUoned.
*
to g eth er Joint 'pfogram a o f action on which you can
w ork Honor.ble John McCormack,
of For* further
in’ mentioned. "
l#M», the fortikr halier.
of the nroreri first e oss po.t office.
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to
g
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er
en
th
u
sU
stlcally.
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tl*iauncne.t"Supporter*
W
FA
PROJECTB:
1 Ntn if 111 trrfl.mui(J VOUIIM RliiD who it ir lfd
Remember Ihe good old days
entlcr non-ca*entlal«.
M any a m a rria g e (and friends—No, It doct not mean to announce Ih* approval of VVPA
kook thro# la lha depression when
ih becaune
o r w ife
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llint
Hie Pnnldent I* losing hi* project 20511 In the amount of
JjamMIpM It wis
nroessary to
le to Inconactiuenlial points.
Jurlp. it a mply means that the »IO,«4r. for th« remodeling of lh«
bearing "on Ills record a* a
pkNr kndro a portion of the
l to live and let live. C u ltiva te freed om Members of Congress are lncllne.1 sehool bulld.ng In New Hmyrns. Br0. g wm- producer A t th# noaalfty ufap fov a eoopl* of weeks,
" > frot ibnt a Tamily owned cor-----------has two show* In th# kit
President RoeroveU has set oat
porslUH is |tetha|** no different H e n d r i C K S P r C S C n t B
|class, and he prabsbly will da aw
fiom any nl Iter group ami should
«
...
I t l l l other hy E rteri llemingwey whom
ijg sava tho reUpooiU Within a
Tunth: Pul the wylfarr of your, family first and stop not be Iirated sny differently and C H !lU l6 r I 'C n S I O R 1 IJ II . r„ rnt*„ vl^u d at Kay Wait.
£ ik.' The weak after that he will
were voting arninllng la their|
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frro to clean up Ih* Ruro- fretting alwui yourself.
conviction*. I rsn point to ocWASHINGTON, Mar. 11. —M*»
For some Urn# now Mr. Harris
n
situation.—Fort
Mysth
Hendricks,
iHmrgtlt murk of Ih* New
PS Pros*. Let US hops not.
, IF J WEHJBjotmding s unlvgreity—and I »ay this lit csrlon sftcr ocraslon where thU — Uepro.entatlvo
j)l seriuu/niusn— would foupd first s smoking room; then Itn* bnpiunnl every since the l|)vinoi-T*l Fla.I. said yeslerHsy y |( k cr|tlcs, and when I ashed
h*« been alerted. In eny a b|1J ha Introduced woold "InwtU|, ^ ihotigM o f lha fas dormitory. Htudenlti must live together In s rational Pro*blent
event, Iho Itrvrnuy Art of IH3H ere* >' and enssllre” lha pon*|on , ; rw> on .qjllr Town," which la
blit wllh a whoop and a hollar,
In s big halt, with whtrh p«»»<sl 'tho House and I* of ifl**h1e4 veteran, nf tho re«"0«d to our way of (htnhlng whol and comfori able way. They |ihu«t
„/ his two hit*, b# thought for
_ _____
__ 1*r „Army. Navy, nod Marin* g w n N | aM) „|,j -fb e y wer# ou
beforg ___________
Iho Penile ws#t drasMounted mare than anything ask boinu aerotut the celling and stained glsas In the win- now
else far IU big majority wot tha down and n shield or tnblet here and there uiioit thejvgli.
. . , ttcaiiy revised and i relieve will t-nrp*.
... •
'■ » n*et*g* tovo) o f ualnUlllYMt that Uw cuostructlon of near- to rem'nil them of tho ip|n who want before them, Th en , be a relUf to businos* men.
| The ’ N l woajd provide pe'i gwica," About iho reviews o « "A
I f JJkW wsfplsnea was provided after tho donuiUMjen, when 1 had a little moiey in h in ijA LABOR N A V Y: AS this writ* shmi ringing from fia a month |>rtl’s ljou*e"T T h r o * struck a
K r bl tho measure Those moHng Ih* U imiso is discussing Iho
for Velarsn# with a 10 parceni vrry high level uf iinintcUlgreice."
would
establish
a
decent
reading
room
and
a
library.
Arffer
Jdfre bomblag and pursuit planes
b.li fdr a propoead Increase In
disability to |100 a month for
!(■ thinks no* only the crilfea but
roto’t oust so much as compared that, If I atll! had nomo money I couldn’t u m , I would get our notional defense, particularly those •oomplelstj disabled. It lbs ifc* playwrights will hare le bring
'With' g battleship but they car- aomt lextliooka ond hire a professor.—Stephen liaacock In •in tbs Navy. Thar* is quits a dLabnity wore lcrvlct-connrcioj. tbcmaoNaa up la tha Je»sl o f *ew
tshlfy fire you a fine sense of Harper’s,
| j storm rag big over tha bill hut I
Tbt bin specifies, however,years ago if tha theatre ia avsr to
pofurity If they happen to M on
j with la predial that theta will
(hot* should h* no reduction ia |* “ th# iheutr# of pure aatorUln- net ba Tory little over a hundred an- pension or roaipvatolion no" meat'' ngstn. And foot now he
vote* cast against it
Including Using paid to disabled vataraps doesn't think mtitk of tha prevent
As opUmlstlc view at tho Ru
DcmosraU sad Republics**. It of tha regular
armed
force* p’sysrrlghu, wha give iheir all In
ipsto sHosIloe la taken by semi
■“ would he well If my constituents which might stecod tbs rU si Hollywood and race back to N. Y.
Me olvie lender* In the resort
Tha Saw Bows were anlortatoad
Collier Brown. Who enlisted last could bear tha discussion of men fleet Ion. proposed in Iba mass- qcvnelsssUy
with
a
leftover
M on th# lower East Coast. A ver* dellghtfally yesterday aflar- April In the hosplul carps ia at who at* silting ia tho Congress are.
,
'scrip*. Tha mh n hope, ha foele, Us*
1 fa) Earepa would diminish. If n(Z by Mrt. 0 U Thrior at hor boms on hU HrtV furiaufh look- bi H I 7 whon wo wore forcriTinto
, ----------- —-------jin row writes., sash ns Throntsn
destroy aho gather, the tour- nttraeMve homo on
Mognoila Ing fin*. Bay* his only regret I* tha war with Germany. I k*U*v* ROOBHVKt.T TlRW g RELIEF Wilder and Hemingway, "who la
apreaJ of tha vsriaas waterA n nu*. There o f Oreeons sro Si* that ha didst go Is oaaro*.
‘.h*« ..'hay would ba enlightened.
________ . .
BNakiR
• ***+ ***£
plan** la ooutbaru France,
Mr. Maas, making minority mam- WASHINGTON, Mar. 12<—UP) now which lagjr *F*eoiv*bly nmb#
ly, and Austria, sad those wkt ways moat plaaaaaUy spent, being . K r, and. Mr*. To*. Ii
ber of Um Naval Affalia Coat- -^Troodtat BssaareU re 14 puafor- Msa a arrot smw a* wall aa a great
Fruit salad, ni. Aagv> Ine ami Mr.
Aorfty p to Europe fro thtir parfsrtly infunaSl
‘ IP Gust federal roiief should out writer.
— - j tttoan might ba oxpaetad to coffee and oahkire w*r». revved, .liter hare bren lha
I used far poUikal purpoaoa.
|
• • •
Mrs. TaylarV Rroata ware Mm , . r m l days al Mr. and Mm F. rludcd his aU<<
* .to Florida. And Incidentally
tefereMpat a press walie r e i
Ine'dsMally. whi n talking play
J.
8
.
Wllrom
Mm
W««H.
Mm
p.
PorUr.
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ska near of Sanford becoming
Brntth,'
Mr^ H(llTy M bicpson o f Or- to hast It and not Med It, than that ore Pennsylvania poUtfool with Ileenlagway, Mr. f t faOfsd
wrist rsoutt might bt axpacUd Honey MeUnlbi, Mr*.
! faction woe ehoramg snotMr with opportunity la screwpaay him sss
Ml** Bo J* IWIf# MfA
topdo Aftd htr until diufhtor i w le rrod II and not kan H."
NAVAL HTPREdt, Tha Agri- mUjar W A aad politku, Rasas ■ * flaking nip sad alre.s bant.
M m LawD, M m Frank Wood- ^
0y |(rt. Dleksoa's
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.
rtUaoU M-wsuM-UM outlaw la “ H* won onikualaaol* aUw» my
ra ff and M m Oalharls.
molbar. M m UlfgUis at’ M r horn#
wiy ala* where M ball#*ad K shea'lag," Harria rpaaUfo frirolog.
Mm J. W. Dtektps has bean »P ‘ j on Oak Avenue.
jusiff lad.
■
aeraba'd ^ g ^ w i v u a m*
tW y *
'»*
Tbany Deane, who recently
u * d" p l ° n
! l l,ud bt lha navy ha* ttcalvad |nJ rvm
^
NEW CANCER THBOMY
rtrt
^•iM , Mm Rdgar Iwwis, a® onion to report In Charlaataa. rt u ii K ,
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Aa fro Hemingway's plop. wUs*
.IsV d eleg a te lo lha Biennial of J T . L
£ -in ba ststhmod
.
CHICAGO, Mar. n — t t V - B r - wUl
at. Op Spaabk war,
Q. F. W. C. to ba MM bt Hot f 0r rhe ^ r e r t .
ijS r o l J S
RAN $t)R0 TWENTY YEARS AHO
Df> Q r ^ ^
Price* Right—See Ua *
Spencer's Market
'enter 2ad and FalatnUe
Loretta’s Place
Ur New. Mansart
Wink add Bhab
Good Food
rrru r
n ,. wUUm « * ' i S v ! I i s S ^ I d l i
mm f U of May.
.
j
M r . bre.
Mr. f , W. Cart Ire of Madison, at th* Ho»«| Camre lac aausreJ.isnn, rrcaiaremdad
we seoow c
bat
BBTTCa KNOWN I I THE
oncaroNS or
OddlUr Printing
a B p fg O S - A rtrit w
W
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-t ,
■-V *l
t
Garajre 3
General
Repairing
Truck & Auto
Serrieo
W EEKLY NEW S COLUMN
action which are open. You can acquirees Ignobly and lake j“f ' l"'
It. You can evada the situation eravsnty and run away j ,^||lry
I'ko a coward. You can attack vindictively and get «f«n. order
You can grapple courageously alone. Or you can co-oper- 'nr ih<
ntn creatively by sealng the situation from (he view of a ll,which
MAN ABOITT MANHATTAN
people concerned, Including the rivals, and work out a «o- rcri*d
By flFORGE TUCKER
lullon by good teim work.
Iho proem* of general debate on ami thn larro tides, I hs»* beeni
--------- — --------------------------- Ten waya to co-operate, and avoid a trip to Reno arc the new tax bill ur the Ilevrune leasing
uf lbe E**t coast
NEW YORK—One o f Ihe eonsuggested by Dr. llart in the April Good Housekeeping, as' £1
.... "f in.tH, Bcctlon IB, Ihe < « • prop I* al/uul an art leu appearing
spieleg* ws'1 decoration* InJed
[tiro afforttag family htld c*Wr;ip on* of. the Pennsylvania papers Harris's Uffiro In th« old <gm<
follows:
First: Abandon ail feeling of resentment, Su rren der pnration* was/-Stricken from the about the lii«b »a y running from plrv Theatre building is s group
don’t A l l op S bankroll o f |0JWQ,:
blit by n good majority and when Boston to Miami by wry of N «w of now*paper rl ppI
grudges and Jealoualea.
framed on on* vastboard and 000 picking failures, you knew—at
the roll was n led (ho** voting York. Norfolk rod Bt. Petersburg,
Second: Eliminate needicaa irritants. Stop criticising to strike were perfectly willing Florid*." —3. Hardin Pelcr»on.
hung where alt may sro,
least 'not on Broadway,
your mate. Avo'd all situations which make him or her to retard ilirmeelvr*. The moment CIVIL KKRVICK
WV have The**
sxs the reviews of
(list the provltlon was strirkrn, announcementa o f the following
feel inlcrior.
1
(
’Broadway," ih* play that launchIh* press Immediately
rushed C|v,l service rssmlnaiion*
Third: Find waye to do new joyful things together.
*n‘ ' ed Harris and *o many o*ber uacertain member* and instiled on spoctor o f Clothing, 12.000 a year, ____
^ownsj on successful theatrical
Fourth: Have children If you possibly can. . .
having .a alstcment from them Qiur’ ermastcr Depot,
I’hilodrt careers, and though it hss been a
F'flh: Understand your mate.
that this ws* an Indlcatlqn that
Quartermaster Corps fun decnj .
-Brosdvfay" flr.t
Sixth: Discuss your vital family problems frankly,• the President was losing hi# grip.
Uf B«' p( .used (he hardened rlolto obbut do not argue endlessly. Marriage is a partnership, not Naturally
j it would not seem at
Service,
t„ ruH iheir -y^v rod he*__________
_ society
all s'raaa" to Ihem that the msn >8,8(Ki a year,
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_
a debating
Indues-;lcn
(Mock.................
tp their tynewrl’ers,
his
Bprinta,. Ariu tha last of April!
CURB SERVICE
Bodice—Springs—Trailers
A price you can afford
Martin’s Garage
RECAPPING
50% SAVINGgu aran tee fir s t I
M f* rtje s g c (a
o
n ta p a *
retreads; - r t h
*
price ia tows than half that
* f a new tire.
4 7 r * lP - H A 0
* IT— ffi.50
600 k I * —$6.46
r tiftfi saop i
Ml B . M S I
Pksus H
Campbell's Security
Feed & See^d Store
Feeds—Hay—Grain
Fertilizer—Insecticides
Fern Crates—Strawberry Crates
M l W. 1st
Phono
MAKE $5 TO $10 MORE PER ACRE 1
.
ON YOU# CORN CROP B t PLANTING
Wood’s Hybrid Golden Prolific
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OP HIED CORN FOR 8ALK AT
H e n ry A«R tiegelM $red C o
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n,
Mrs. Ralph A. SmlthJ
Named VicePresldent
State Womens Clubs
GENE MARTIN LANET, Society Editor
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Senior Piny Will Be
Given On Mar* 30
S ocia l Calendar
Telephone 148
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The tea lor play of Seminole
H I** School to no praeented on
March IS will hate Don UltboP.
•on of Mr- and Mrs- Georg* D.
Bishop. Waj |na the lead inf role
o f Cheater ' BInner.
Thla rale made tamou*
try
Grant Mitchell on tha stage and
Rdward 0. Robinson In the Dime,
colla far a dual character role
in which Cheater change* from
n phahby, negatir* personality to
ng aggreuW* hero. Mr*, it. &
Maxwell, director fo r the play,
report* that though thl* la younx
Mr. Bishop# flrat play, b* ahowa
unusual talent for the drama.
Volte William). Jr. ion of Mr
and Mre. VolJ* William*, plays
llm part of Mr. Simmons, Chaatm'a partner. Thl, la tha heaviest
rale of the play, hating more
line* then any other. Mr*. Mai■cll rtporta that Mr. William*
la equipped for th|i in that he
Is. an experienced The»pUn, hat
ing appeared In many play* In
both Junior
lllgh
and
lllgh
School. •
Mlaa Marjorie Cogburn- tlauxh
t#r of Mr. and Mra. J. B. Cogburp. and known to sanlord a*
n talented dancer will take the
rale of Mra. Slmtnon*. Mr* Mat
well fee), that ln thl* MU* Cogburn dliplaya her teraatitlly by
playing the rale with ipirit and
reel Urn.
Helen Palmer, daughter of Mr.
aud'Mra. L. A- I'ulmcr. has tin
femln* lend aa Kuther. daughter
of Mr. and Mra. Hlminonx. Helen
Ma dUtlnmlahed htraelf umimK
Iho eaat. Mra- Maiwell reports.
Ba being perfect in her line*
after tha flrat rahearaal.
WEDNESDAY
TW rtfo U r
monthly • sock!
masting o f the Ladl**’ A w H Isn l
of tbo Tempi* Beth I»rx*l wRI
ho Keld at tin home of Mr*. 3.
rUlKher, M l H »it Tenth street,
at 1:11 r . M.
THURSDAY
The Phllalhe* CD** of the
First , PreebyterUn Church will
hare a topper at T:M p. M. at
the bom* o f Charlotte Smith
Weal a Me. Thla will b* followed
a butlnar* meetlnt and. aleeof officer* for the com In*
1**». All member* are urtad U>
be prawest.
The} Town*end Club rill bold
lla m u ter meetln* at T:M
o’clock In the We|aba Building.
Tliere will Ire epeakln* and elnX'
la*, with inu«lc furatihed by the
*Town*en<l Orchestra." The pub.
lie |e laeited to attend.
FRIDAY
Iter, Dud Robinson of the be*
Angcle* N ai*rm e Church will
Preach at lAko Mary Community
(thumb lonlsht. Ereryone I* In
plied to attend.
i
The N. De V. Upward Chapter
’ of the Hulled IMagbtgr* of the
Oanrede racy will
m en
with
Mr*. Ooorge D. IHatiop at her
heme (n Roue Court at 1:10
o'clock.
‘
Personals
O. F. Stahl laft yesterday for
Gainesville on bualaeai.
Mra. W. G. Fleming will kata
morrow for Cordele, Go.,
tomorrow
G » , w‘
where
abt will apend a abort Umov
Misa Marion Estrtdgo end Mlaa
Martha Bishop wera In JUnford
yealerday .pending the afternoon.
bantohd.
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PENROD A ND HIS TWIN BROTHER
By MR8. JAMES MOUGHTON
Sanford's quota of, delegates to
the Palm Bedth State Women's
Cuba Contention last week re
turned to Ita fold wf>h flying
colors ind crowned
themselves
with laurels. Thera was humble*
nesa and modesty among them alt,
but we did move them te tell upon
each o f their comrade*. TAt can
eipoM thl* newa to the pride end
Joy of the Ssnford'a Woman*!
Club. Wa know the public will
Join in congratulations, for
htnk w
^
„ , urily , nd f ) t,,
„ p ,rt o f s . nf(m, , pu, „ t lBE tree
of life Our motto being, "N ot for
Mbs Oteda Dyson and James self, but for alJ," causes us la
Henry Dyson motored to DaLand breathe for the City Substantial.
yratrnlay..
Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, hav'
Ing to her credit tha Interest of
Mra. Fred Bcott I* vlaltlng in
Palm Beach a . the
many civic duties In other orgaltl.
, .
Br«*n 11 tne guest or ner tatlons of Iho rlty .and
^ i county, u
U
sister, Mr*. Paulk Reevei.
a valued Past-President of the
Sanford Woman's club. Hhe la
Misa Evelyn Echo), left today
president of the County Federated
ror Hollywood after visiting bar
clubs nnd waa fatmeHy Stale its*
parents her# for taveral daysconing Secretary, and has now
ratumrd to us as State ViceJ. 8. Hawkins ot MockevlUv,
President at Large. Mrs. Smith's
N- C., spent i*v*ral days hera
duties will l>e the supervision of
aa thn guest o f Dr. and Mr*. H.
twelve sections of Vice-Presi
W. Ilurker,
dents. She w.ll tour the slate with
the nrw president, Mra. J. Ralston
Friends ot Mis* Roberta Blabl
One la Billy Mauch, one la Bobby Mauch, and your guess i* as
Writs o f Daylona lk-ach.
will regrat to learn that aba la
good os ours- The twins are co-starred in one of llooth Tarklngton'a
As
fun
Is
relished
by
the
best
ill at the home of her paraoU
of women, so was Interest relished immortal ainriea of boyhood, "Penrod and Ills Twin Brnlher,’1 play
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Blabl.
In Dr. Kilt*leth Tracy, o delegate ing at the Rita tonight.
Hr. and Mra. F. A. Everhaid fr,m‘ *h" ‘ ’“ ‘' " ‘ f Federated club.,
who have been the guest. of As Ssnford delegates looked upon
hourpiel of led roses liy the Wo
Mra. A. 11. Stone In Rose Court!1'* v« ,u" ' tncnitn-r they were atman's Club.
tractrd
to
a
very
attractive
gentle
huve left for Imke Worth.
The ►lane held n ainglc beauti
man who wailed moat attrntatlvcly
ful basket ’ of red lose* and dellAt Idllehammar, Norway, la *
Hr. and Mra. T. F. McDaniel upon their Hr. Tracy. The gentleMisa Rosemarie llranrato, young phlnium against a harkgrutiml of
Ureal folk rnuaeam rontalnia*
had as their guest for several msii took hia lady to luncheon In American ro’oralura, presented a blue velvet.
many prlcalaai Nora* antique*.
day* Hr. McDaniel's cousin, Miss Palm Beach. Ilr. Tracy appeared i-i.ncert on Monday evening at *he
An appleeinlito audience railed
It was at»rled CO yaara ago by
tn know her escort, had known Piinccaa Thratre before a large for five emotes after Mbs llran
Clara McDaniel of Atlanta.
a doctor who tired to accept
him or mrai1 lime. The delegate* nnd appree alive audience, under jf» lo bud eompleted lo-r program
piece* .of old . furniture
from
Friends of Meade Fo* will re ront nurd to took on with Interval. the atuperi of the Co-operative of aongs
farnpy altica, In ' place of caah
gret tn learn that h« has under As soon nr time availed itnelf, Cooeerla Association,
Greeting the ninrrrl uienibers
payment-for bia aerrRe*. A relte
gone a major operation at the they hastened to find out the
Jinny enllmslastic etprrsslima «t the door wris-t Mrs. It. >E.
a day kept Ik# dortor'a bill away.
Temple* t'nivrrally Hospital 'in name o f their object. The gentle haVP lain heard regarding Hie Tolar, Mis. J. II. Cogl.iirn, Mrs.
Philadelphia.
\ man piovrd to In- from loikp Worth young artist and her rmirerl. Mia. W. 1« Cooper, Mrs. M*itin Dram,
and was Hr. Joseph Cahoon, a Ihllips ^ays;
ami Knljili llapwell.
Mr*. A. II. Hl«ne has had ns brother of Ur. Tracy'*.
Ushers wrre: Mr*. Harry Wood
"A fler hearing Rosemarie, we
1 . **To-NI*ht.
Mr*. Krnesl
M. Calloway, a r tn readily underaland why she ruff, Mrs. T. K. Mrllnnk>l, Mra.
lirr g>.r»t for Ihn past few days
The bnalneaa and aorfal meetLower Floor inB of the 60-to* Bililu C|aa* ol Mrs. C*. Marl*.|inati. nnil“ YfWTli Past President of Hanford Wo w, s stile lo w .ii llu> Atwater Kent It. B. Hdliam, Jr., Mi-a Kathleen
tr r. Mr*, Church, of
Haiti” man's dull ulso showed up lo our Itidio C«nifc*>, which later granted l.tnry, M Ss Elirnlielh Wliilner,
•-(•■IS
tha First MethodUt Church waa Creek, Midi.
plide. Mis,
Calloway
I S ftS A
nnd Miss
...
, ..
. has ...had .her Scholarship
at
Eastman Mira Cam llu Ih-as,
held on Monday evening at (be
many
offices
Imrtslly.
tslwo ,o ,f.fmi e.I.‘M
M h(M,
of Mll„ f
|tochcster. New I.urills- Holt.
s.
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i
i
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ii« i I uf Music in llochi
home of Mr- and Mra. It- U
Mr. and Mrs I,. O. Horn of.In the atale Hub*. Ono of these
..
arri, Mr,
A. M.
Caldwell, with Mra Peggy Knapp,
Mrcksvllle, N.
left yesterday|b-lng State Parliamentarian. In
<>f th,; VAiman's
and Miss Sara Myrlck a* hos• fttr iPending
several
w,»ks'the (.enerml Federated clubs she Club.
.. .
"The mu,ll.|,n,
musielins found it
here as the guest* of Hr. and lisa also In-Id offices, and is now •liffis-ult last evening to cho««e
Mra. O. n. Sima- tic* presi
Truslup front Group Two. In this tin. cho re immlier on the program.
Mrs H. W. Ilurker.
dent, presided In I ha abaence of
re pacify .1 .he ^ n l " g o f the
ohenj
p
tba prealdonl. It waa
decided
tuilk unl(|
lu. , rl . ' Mrs C. E. E,m l ittitl Mrs, Pa til
Mr. and klr*. Orville F, Donk convent Ion in Palm Heath, Mra.
that th* c|a*a will rurnlah lunch
in! liiM'U'fiFr'ji yi*'**
of tiavannnh. N. Y „ ' annnunr*.-(iul.onwy
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eilrnried gtcellng. from Hto|((.r tti„ , such marked approval.
for tbg remainder of tho year
---- ..i vFederation.
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| lenlnv nflnnnon nt n tea I
Iho birth of u son on Mar. Illlh■t...
u tGeneral
was
From , the love y .H a m . through
"■ ‘
" ' « J™™
for ,lhrra South Bide .primary
Mrs. Diink will be remembered with rm lillte pilde tbit the Salt- the I t i l no Folksong b
by
Rosa “lo!• 3:,H' ' " / r,
at the
y Rosa,
' J no
0 <oVIork
• ;b .cV .ggiven
iv e n at
School children. The May earn!'
... m n .p o .rr, hum#
o
f
Mrs.
I'enild
«s Mis» Versa Rivers, formerly ford drlrgnlca wateliisl their for- the song of an Am erican
* * » ' ^ '}<*■ IV * 1’1'1 Pnuilillii
........... ...
»al prevloutlr Planned by the
nier president preside as Par« f Hanford.
"W het, You U v c Me’’.
j''."-' 1Mr“' V v
s r i M" ’ >'
class- waa Indefinitely postponed
lismentai inn in th«- absence of
eRoarinagio** coloratura w a lk ‘ «"'* > . " f
. » '* h ' ,n
Compaalaa Faalara
The fooma were decorate.! with
present
InriiinlH-nt. Mrs. w a .
Mr-. II. Q. Illnesley ralurned ■h«
esp ecially
outstanding p, llm "» r nf her Mill, birthday
Spring flowers, and r*fre«hnienta
Galloway is Htsle Chairman of llinorah'a Shadow Song. Here it
T he p .r l y i . h.' ii. were d .c o r s ed
wara oerted. ot the »6c|a| hour. ycatenl-iy from llradenton where
she visited her son. Charles the Revision of Ky-luiw*, and at w a ., she sing n rly |.oH r.yeil
bowls nf pink
Those present were: Mr. and
Ward, who |* recovering
from the convention was Chairmen of h a rp y I lino, uli dancing with h. r »
« I It.I ililtllH
"' “ r* ass..its iasl.'.s
and
Mr*. C, If. Mcfllat-raw. Mr. and
' ' '
.
.u
m n lv llia
aiiistiylliw.
The
dining
loulir tab'e
the
Budget
Committer.
We
for
minor
operation
which
dhailnw In Uta M hoiiIik Ii I.
Mr*. R. I* Caldwell, Mr- and Mrs a
was
ro'eicd
nitli
n
lace
cloth
nnd
got
to
mention
another
General
"The well-known l.lsxi number,
> W. S. Bryan. Mr; and Mra. Louia b<< underwent last Wednesday at
Federation office tint, by popu "Oh qua ml j* dors" was also ccnleinl w ill it two lieretl birth
Iho
llradenton
General
llOrpllel□entity. Mr. and Mra. C. I.
lar vole, our lady was clceted as enthusiast (rally received. May we day rake.
Wynn. Mr. and Mra. (1, It- 81ms.
Ten we* poured by Mrs. M*ry
one of three In serve in Vice- compare tin- old
Among
those
leaving
tomorrow
English song,
Mr. and Mrs. II. V. liras, Mr
Seliall, ills . Earl, nmi ilr*. I’efor Jnrksnnvllle' lo attend <he Presidents' section.
HPtiyllis 31ulli iSuch Cnsrmmg
and Mrs. J. L. Honn, Mra. II. II
of
Garden
Mra. A. M. Philips, president Glares" to o u r,’singrr's radiant mid.
Marsh, Mra, Porter Lansing, Misa Flotbln K.-dc ration
liming (he afternoon musical
Gretchen Lewis, Mlaa RUa Dot- Clubs In be held there are: Ma. o f Ssnfoid Woman's clib, ami one personal lly.
rebel ions weir rurnislu-il by Mra.
IIM.
Papworlh,
Mr*.
.
D,
I*
time
StullOinlimsn
of
music,
"The
well
rhiisrn
rncorea
were
ton.* Mias Bara
Myrirk,
Misa
( haile* (Ritig nnd Mrs. F, E.
Katharine THU*, the nev, lied Thrasher, Mrs. W. H„ Coleman, was a delegate lo the convention, must rut hit Uistirally rrceltrd,'the Rouniilint, the guests jainirii? in
Mr*.
J.
II.
EsHidge,
Mr*.
O.
K.
and
In
the
abaence
of
the
present
fjvurite bring, "Ruses of Picsrdy” .
team. Judge H. W. Ware, and
ringing familiar songs,
Rollins, Mr*. Fred Wilson, Mra. Incumbent
sethd ns
Assembly
"There was as much euphony
Ed Mltrhel).
Among lb......any gifts rrcelvrd
R. F. Monsalvatge, and Mrs. Au leader in singing.
in her soft tone* s* when proby Hie honorre un« on autograph
gusta Covington of Oviedo,
Mra. 'Walter I.. Cooper, a P**l Jcrti-d with powrr. As th* audience
album presrnled lu-r by her great
-----------------Periident of Sai/ord Woman's fullowrd liri'k it was. caught Up
gri-ndson, Jack Giant, In whkh
Thuraday
club as well as Past President of in lls own tuneful . harmony. At
the guests wrote «*i*r* and tnoRosemarie
llrsncalo mrntot.
New Smyrna Womiin's club, wts •II l.nirs
a delegate from the County Fed showetl exceptional skill in muThe Dependable Clssa o f the
Thn-w .prraent V rre:
Mr*v
erated club*. Mr*. J.
Ralston a'risnshlp and mastery in vocal
F.rsl Methodist Church met on
Mra. II. M. Prates entertaned Wells appointed Mrs. Cooper as Wont sol. rrniainiier r*nsO,ttrily f'hsib-s Dhrig, Mrs. Kenneth Carr,
Monday arming at tha horn# of
Mr*. Mary Hrlmli, Mrs. J. W.
Mrs.
Price Angel, with Mra. yesterday at her home on W. Stale 'Chairman of Safely Com* on pilch.
Hall. Mra. J. C, Russell, Mr*. W.
First
Btreet
honoring
her
young
mlltee.
Mis.
Cooper
I*
vitally
In
"May
we
predict
for
Ihil
lovely
Angel, Mra. E. D. Price, and Elsa
II. Brookins, Mrs, Henry Rirhter,
ton;
Monro*
fXonny),
on
hi*
art
at
continued
brilliant
L-chleveterested In this wink snd has al
Alma Bell and aa hoaiesses, at
Mr*, llsrty Nriswsnder, Mr*.
third birthday,'
ready had a call. The Winter moiits in Opcin concert end ra
which lime church hymnals were
E. Rnumillst, Mrs. Horry llilnc*.
A
^eolor
scheme
o
f
pink
and
Park Woman’s club had Mfm- dio.
dedicated.
.
J
Mra. Elsie Kirchhoff, Mra. I. E.
Harold Dari not only proved
la honor o f her ts yean of wh-te was used to deco rale the Cooper explain lief plans lo them
Hughey, Mra. George
Fellows,
f*Bhfal service as a teacher the party rooms. Baskets of Easter on Tuesday. They are. said lo bo himself an r/fkient and.sympa* Mr*. W. I- tlsnsboltnm, Mr*. |,
egg*
were
given
the
young
guests
thrllc
arrompanUt
but
Ytso
a
already
art
ing
upon
those
sugtiaaa dadRate ten new hymnals to
H. I’iper, Mrs Julia l.uilwig, Mr*.
tolist. He captivated hia audience
Mra. W. S. Thornton. A hymnal as favor*, end refreshment* of goal Ions.
Ida Chambrrlo n, Mr*. I’sul I'ecake
and
leo
errant
were
served.
tiaaa dedicated ton now hymnals to
Mr*. It. J. Holly, Incoming pres in his toned cuntisit* bclwoen sold, Mrs. C. K. Et-rl, Mrs. Mary
Mr*.
Prarre
was
gstiiled
In
o f Marlon Hand Fitta.
ident o f Hanford's Woman’s club, Sehuinrnn's Uontanta, Rondo In Cooley.
Thorn present at >ho meeting rnterialnlng the young guest* by was a delegcle to Hie convention A, by Haydn and Chopin’* Walts
Also, Miss l.uejr Roumillat, Misa
w on ; Mra. j ; d . Callahan, Mr*. Mr*. Don Young. Oames. w«>* who raqpived many social atten- and Etude," Mr*. J'hilipa ton- Virgin;* I'etold
Mis* Dorothy
played
upon
the
Itwn
ahd
picture*
sludcd.
D. D. Smith. Mra. V. U Smith,
Ilona. Among thrae wn* (hr atI’rsnld, and Jack Grant.
were
taken.
-i'
In
her
welcoming
speech
on
Mra. Nancy Brock, lira. W. fi.
lend'ng of a luuthron at 'h*
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Thoso present were; Ratbara Everglades dub of Palm Ilrich. Monday evening, Mrs, I'hilips en
Brack, lira. Y/>, 8. Thornton. Mr*.
The
Federal
Hurplus Com
Burk* Btaa’a, Mra. Alice Ward, Anr Pearce. Batty R om Hoolthan, Th* hostess o f this la-ing Mis* couraged members of th* concert
Babbie Nell Ruby Pierce, editor of Palm Reach a**oei*tlon to co-oprr*U ip order modities I'm iteration tun pur
Mia. B. M. Mason, Jr., Mra. Kathleen llartaog,
that th* artist series msy b* re i based mine Hian dm,non Isive,
Barbara Bmith, Buddy Netr*.
Harald ’ - Applohy, Mr*.' Harry North,
of Fluildii urauges to dsln this
Waarar, Mra. O. K. Goff, Mrs. Hoolthan, and Donnie Young.
Ha* not the Sanford Woman’s pelled nrxl season.
Mis* Brancato wor* s gown *sa*on at i>u average Price uf
H. B. Ooff, Mra. H. B. McCall, AUo present wrre Mr*. J. Hoole- club Just cause for elation of its
han, Don Young, and D. W. North,
nf black si tin end dusty row. ( t rints for l>. H Nu. g grid"
Jr, and Mra. E. A. bondonbtrg.
delegates T
Hhe ws* prrsentril with a largo and H n-iita for Nu, 3 grade .
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Concert Presented By
Rosemarie Brancato
Meeting Is Held By
50-50 Bible Class
Mrs. Mary Cooley
Is Honor Guest
Class Meets At Home
Of Mrs. Price Angel Mrs. H. M. Pearce
Honors Young’ Son
Wdijr
A 4 M AttracUo*
Ma'i»ao and JOghi On T W Stag#
DASHINGTONS’
DOG, MONKEY
m
ind CAT CIRCUS
a
vV."» AU“ .* » •
featore pMaraa
Thunday-Friday
Landscape Service
Groanig M uted
U «
m
Set— P l u l a '
Gold FlaJs— Water U lio
Bog PUata Pnora
I-**!* Crotons
Tree* TrUomed
Groondg Chrod For
Rock Work— Pools
Whr Not Laave Yoar
Groondg lo Car* Of Ono
Who Know*—Thl*
W. C. Hmrtllne
Wool P int st.
m-w
,
HYPOID GEARS
Try A Delicious
Home»Cooked Meal
AT
Arg HpecLai And
Rcqalra Special
LUBRICANT
HuhNtllalea Are
Dangrrotm
SEE
Trawick’s
Service Station
M l & Park A t*.
NEWS OP OUR WINTER VISITORS " H
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LANEY’S DRUG
STORE
Complete Lunch
35 c
Select your food from a Ibit of dellciom iwndwlchca
and home cooked paatrles . . . Meet your friends at
Lanry’a.
WE FILL ALL PRESCRIPTIONS — PHONE 103
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Mr*. W. H. Brooktna, Mra. C- Thretja
of
Cleveland.
OhK'
C. Karl, Mrs- Mary Cooley, and Theodore Reinhardt of 8 t ■Pa*h
Mrs. J. W, Hall *pent Friday In Minn- Wr. and Mr*. I*. J. Luka,
Orlando,
j and Mr- and Mrs- D. C. Luiek of
Mr, and Mra. ‘ Peter Peterson. Niagara Falls, N- Y , Mr. and
who have been
spending
the Mrs. II. F. Hiitimons of Dover,
winter teuton at 781 Weal First Delaware. Mr. Georg# Beck, of
Btreet. left today for their, homo New York City. Henry *1 MIRef >
in Virginia. Minn.
n( iUltlmnr*. Maryland. William
Mr. and Mra- Otto Stockli of T. McCracken of M arin*. 8- C.Sugar Creek. Ohio, and Mr. and Mr* Jessie McCracken ol It**k
Mr*. M. F Pauli of Beach City,*.11111, B. C.. Mr. and Mra. D. « .
Ohio, were recent guest* of Mr.1 McPherson and Joseph 8. Md*
nnd Mrs. llarvey Nriswander
Pherson of Adrian, Michigan, .Mr.
*11 Mellonville Avenue.
| nnd Mia. Robert Allison o f Ifaip.
Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Short and, bnr liearh, Mlrh-, Mr. and Mra.
Mr. and Mra. Raymond Brave’ ( ’. A. Mngfonl nnd MUa Helen
have returned to their homes In Mnafotd of Portage* W ll, and
I Hiephrn F. Platte
of
Stdlfl)
Marlon, N Y.
Mr. ami Mr*. Rdward D. Fend*. Island. N Y.
.
who htvo been spending the win
ter at : u
East
Seventeenth
Street, will leave Monday for
their home tn r e * r| nicer, N. YMr. and Mrs, E A. Crawford.:
who have been spending some
time in Banfurd- have • returned
to their hnm* In Lawton. Mich,
Mr. *nd Mrs. W. L- Ransbottout of Constantine. Mich., W n.
Krkhnrt and Rohert If, Kckhart
«»f N. Manchester, Ind, or* *t
i09 K*vt Fifth Btreet for the t*uisimler of the »o*son.
Sanford visitors registered *1
the Chamber of Commerce slnee
Kanirdsy are Mr and Mrs. W. F.
Morgan nf Hansp**, N. H . Mrs
J. W, Eaton uf Rradford, N. I I ,
Mr. and Mrs, W, It. Cumin ing* uf
Itiailfnid. N. It.
Mr. C. H.
SEMINOLE !
ICE CREAM
I)eIcj?ateH Elected
To Attend Meeting
Dr legale* have Imi-n * elected
from Sanford to *Mrnd the Flor
ida Federation uf Garden Clubs
meeting In be held tomorrow and
Friday in Jacksonville nt the Msyfluwiv lintel.
Those e'ecled aie the following:
Mis. ||. M, I’npwur'h. Mr*. Fred
Wilton, Mrs. J. H. Colcloitgli, Mra.
K. K. Hols M'rs. J. 11. Estrlilge,
Mrs. S. C. Hirkeison, Mrs. Andrew Csirswny, Mrs. C. ||. Wisenip, Mrs. (1. J. Hope, Mra. D. I .
Thrasher, Lira. W. S. Colrmsn,
Mrs. J. (i. Rollins.
Mr*. J. (1.
I'sltrrsnn, Mr*. E. Il, Rinehart,
Mrs. II. (-!, Tolnr. Mra. R. K.
Moidsalvslge. Mrs. II. C. Wash.
burn, and Mra. W. 1’. Fields.
M1(. I'apworlh, prr*blent of
the Garden Club,-upotts thal
eonle (b'legnlrs are nimble tn g o .'
and Hist sny Gulden Club mpniht'ie.-n fill these place* up to noon on
Friday.
All club mrnilier* sre Invited to
attend (he merllng.
THE
THAT
H tV lR l£TS YOU DOWN
t v.
A*** \\
Nothing else go good
is so giK*/ fo r you. To ko^> ,
up to par, eat IC E
CREAM any old time
you’ re hungry. • • •
Why not do II now? Duck
info the soda fountain for
a M alted
Get a Soda or a .
More comfortable and longer
wear In Ihene
STAR BRAND
FREE MOLDS
Milk.
Sundae at thro*
this afternoon. Take home a
quart to the family tonight.
EAT
Something new for the nhoe
wearer. Work in comfort In
thene 8EAMLKHS shoes.
‘TH EY STAND THE GAFF**
Hee our Urge nelectlon priced
from I2.SR tn SS.00.
I v e y ’s
SEMINOLE
1CE CREAM
CREAMERY CO.
316 E. 1ST
PHONE U4
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PalaUtaRaykje. Gardens
■wMeyourein.
Eighty-4vc screi of brrathuking beau ty...s^'deep deft in the earth traniTotoved into a lord , 11
fairyland. Sheer ravine banks aUue with more
that lQJPOO rare auless snd hundred* uf thou
sands uf other gorgeous tn^cal plants ,
u
A masterpiece of loveliness worth trawling
many nuk* to sec. .. aopetUy IsnJscaped, with bvc
auks of winding roodwsy and fuotpBtht sisking
tvery part acceaiible. Palatka
•» l v l “
Ba v im Gardens arc at their best >^ '
right now, wh»k the m iss bloom .
k m Ml, vivid splendoe. »
Wuhin an easy day’s drive from •
my pumt n Honda. Consuk your
•aad map foe the ihoftcac route, i
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Coterie
tiled In Nazi's
te Of Austria
Airplane of Tomorrow a t New York Woricfg Fair I93P
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Salvation Am y
Requests Aid To
Tcq> $3500 Quota
Hopeful Note Seen In
! Wbrld’s W ar Picture
CHARGED W ITH ;D R Y RAID
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il S u icid eB ,,
Near 100 Mark As
Roundup Continues1
[vJV IK N N A . B a r n . - W —Nine
' gaaem Wlrnm llvoa have bevn tie- ‘
Voted to a luug aireggl* f"T
.m tbreiion
of
the
Hapaburg
r munairhy were berdnl into a
' Police cell |ait night- with pleh- 'I
pocktla and drUnka, a, Auatrla'a
net | riraaii-rv tarried gat a v|r-'
|«a) purge of the u|d nubility. L
Tbo nine meu—princea. dukoa 1
harona—raPfuacnterl almoal 1
entire eoterio of .loader, wh"
r<J. Woikman ha. a.krd rat h
mijor lo itfiicr fl» «
re p to ln a ,
pnd atirh ta p e in w ill Iw » » k n l
It) e c c u ir Tour I k u ’ rn a n U
who
w ill c o M l
M ta p l a c yuun* A rfbd uka
ao tho throne— a
dream
rtinileii-.! by Atbi|f Hjtler a bold |
annyaallmi o f Auatria a, -a Oar
m an prttvliice nine day a ago.
Am ong ills
|iriaun<-ra
worn
lin in ' Mavmtllan and Irekr Ernoat
Uf H ehauLera. tuna uf ArtdHlukn
Fruncla Ftrdinend whoao « a il*
aln«l|un at Harnjovo aUrtcd the
W orld war,
T he “ o f f i r U r Hal uf Andrian
.w o t
tutalrfoa tntmnwhlli)
100 marh.
neared
I’ nroiiagarnml.
lha
cm irtleni
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ADVERTISING BILL
WASHINGTON. Mar. 23.-W >
— Prqeideal Rooaavalt elyned yeaterday Itg'alatoo giving the Fed*
Oral Trad* Comminlon Jur ladle,tion over tbo control of falao ndvrrtlalng at food, drug*, coameIlea and devicca.
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In
LtipxU,
tin many: if / a
"llghlhoe*e” . »t
.an
Important
road Junction whkh give* clnar
directiona and iH*tan«e» to other
point* hy myana o f Illuminated
aiCaa on Ha wall*.
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i ham, and I* m in In right living
ihoao of our youth* who ra*h»r
Waah Tatum (hbovt). 81-ytar oJd mountaineer,. ami charged
'brink from eeeklng aplrttual artlh murdtr for tho ahotyua alaying. of William F. Barry, federal
l? d^
lpa ‘". ° lh* r orr* nl“ ' km*
raunl
*Jr*d
m^ r' * ° " r t m ‘
muni y.
"Throughout
iba yuan
yearn of
of Ha
Ha
“ Throughout lha
artKrltlca here the Salvation Army
artlvftloa
haa performed I have rcrvkte with
dia'lnr. Ion and credit to Keeit
rnd the communKy.
Ha loco
p. raonncl haa been of :be high
c»« order, proving worthy o f oar
inie.’ . The oota’andlng work II
haa done merit# a con kuatloa
of our bitercat, vneourag vmtnt,
nnd ample fund# to carry oa."
Thetr au, ponder", roljar huttuna and ahoa Imea wi>r« taki-nl.
frnrn tlu-m »nd
the nrat»hlit{/
nnd
lo ilo
i l l i i t n l In
In c u lra tiir liy lo m
i>li u l ' oJJh m jt » n ip h a * liln jr r r c f d t
m ill l i n t m « t ; in I n c h
m n r a ll'y
am i r ig h ’ c o u n n v ti; to a ffo r d r .
I n f In ib o a r in n e n i w ho are f o r
I h r U ra r b e in g w l h o u t W a n d *.
or w ith o u t
sx-a n *
lo
«u«laLr>
The
m un archl.t
prlaotrrre,
Irvicnd (a a lar* c c d l uf Vivana'a la ra e .t
Pol lie
doteniluu
houac. were aald in be receiving
•‘treatment no bo iler than any
Of tbn other Inmate*
Hobtoinm
In i h i m
r> "•«•»* ro l I r lla ' Ion
S i:'n » y N l i , a fo im o r gcnuraM
r a iT ip t ljn
Ih o
fo llo w in g
> a ic n i) n l
r tt m lln p
lie w o ik o f rhi- H alva »<in A rm ) '.
'T h e 8» l f » i Ion A im y I . tto ln ji
a ra iv lc o
in
our
c o m m u n ity
» o n h y «T o u r a r t l v t n u p p o rl »nd
^ ^ .d H F
'K ; - *
^ h M f o w p — -V.‘ ■'.-'•gffiC _ T< '.■■'• j
CMIluvW Viaa Fag* net
ahifled hla drive nerlhweid to
liberal* Chat- provincial capital
hr coat am Spain from ita gov* A
era went "pocket".
Shnntaneooa’y,
the aoolhcra
Aragon army dug in along tho
Alcnnia front with gem raking
tho main Valencia Mor«Ue-Gaadc*a
highway from advantageoua po*
alttona.
*
laanrganfa dUcountrd cffccta on
their dr vlng fotea o f repo^tn that
the BHHih-lUllan npproaahmcnt
would reanlt k the withdrawal of
thnnatada o f Italian flyhtora from
Spain aaylng they could tarty
on the war ancceatfully with their
cm. bow well tTelaod.
preacnt
ed ■ atrenfo appraranra,
I to n li* tb« archduke’# n o n a M aitalllan la M nnd Brli**t S t—
thu priaunrra |n<iuded:
Prlnro Karl Kmil Fueralcnbcr*,
I I , Auatrla'a
form er
ltn|u*il“ l
ambaa a.|or In tho cuurt uf Ma
drid. Ifc b e . hi-en a n Intimate
friend nf fornwr Kalner Wilhelm
It nf Germnny fur many y e a ie
nnd hBa Inrgo n tn ti-a both in
d trm an y mxl Auatria.
alcohol ta i unit Invcat ly a 'c - Tatum, who waa induced by Hi*
brother to auiTendcr, la ahown Juat before federal agent# yrUlad
him about tbo killing. T b i agent waa killed while bo participated
In a raid on • mountain cabin near Chattanooya, Term.____________
Only two applicant* rail of S*
pa.ard tho ogamlnitlon tor adml * Inn to . tho practice of law
|a*t month. Title la the fleet tiara
euch a *ma|| number have pea«*d
alnea ih» , tntc board o f tow wamlnrra ■>• oignalaod In .IMS.
luiat October 13 out of 40 wnre
auccraaBiL
Magazine A rticle
Says Canal Might
Be Bad On Water
Phone
I7S-J
C. M. BOYD & CO.
Bnrcn Knrl Werhmumt. *0 !•»*
perrunal
aocretnry
of
the
late
Emperor t:h»rlea.
Daren
H«n» *rh)nrr-«Pitaenbartt. M , m unar'blat leprearlila.
live In thu form er ruthcrinnu
, |h' -
Gen. Otlimar llancarh. 77. for
To add rare Ceatral Dlvtaloa Ladle.' Nl(kt m aatUykoaorlai C.
Hippier, talar aallaaal Vtoa-Pra.U.ol, at >11. Fly maul
Cavalry d a k Wedeetday Evaalay, Marik S3.
ma r nyvlyr .gotirraj uf the Itap 'i
I
tal army.
Cuont Thun, uwm-r of eatalea
dn ('ret liu.|,Vvak i;i.
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Florida Tobacco
Farmers Allotted
Acreage Increase
International Kiwanis Loadors
fm n t
3 Ha run lle| ( M>n MMdrgg, ’ f o r
'u irr atn|y to|oiii.| wliuao liruih'T
la adjutant tu A tilid uko Kunuar
of Iho lln iia b u rc.
Cu|. O ii.la v VVnllf.
co,
wlioj
flra l urganliod i*>o r».i oral ion !
fewvemrnt.
T he formal «:haigi-i< aCkinal th«
runa uf At' Mulu- FiancU Kerdl
nand narw nui dlacloaad but it
wn. i » i>iii1"iI ‘that I Hike Hrucat
yoiently .luuah'sl u alciiliuaril In
tho (lurtnan |iiil*uy uftii'u
In
Vienna.
I'ullro >,in..It mntlnunl llu'ir
yuundop uf i lib-fa uf li-ftl.l aumlmllliary mgenlaalpia., particul«T
iy aoctallata who p|nyi«| , rube
In the blixuljri''aurkor*'. «»t. "♦
February. IU I. * that
pr< ie«t. I
tbe h"*i putarli uf mld-aumnivr
In whiih
Clianoallur
l*..||fu*»
waa alaln
An nftli |a| Hat runlalned Mu'
name* o f fieri. Theudnre Kiw.rlHr
and Maj. AlatanU rr KiM ir, fur
m ar arm y leader* wiut ltd *n
clallat d e ik r n . in Ihv NJebrunry
1M 1. uuuldi..
K ii|iiiur^ ~ M o)"i
X a d Hnjii ami fur....... fli-u e dllur
Knrl itvniic aim woi# tintbr «trent.
A pallco decree yu.iriday ur
dr ro.l rveryone In Auatria lu
tarn over nil tiroauii. and ammunition bufurr Friday, roaaea
»lnn after then will re»»|t
In
n*v»r* peiinlllra, Ilia nniiouuie.
'■
menl paid.
if
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i.
;
. The unit pullm* 'a Jialn t.irn U oi
announced ot “ pom ical ‘ nuh idea.
iarladhig Jaw ,, and other a n il’
nnala. alnea (larmany ■ ann**etloa uf Auatiln.
R«v. West To Spesk
A { Episcopal Church
UAINKBVILt.K,
Mur11 —
Ftorhla’a flnei'iirud tuban-u farm-
to{r' *1^;
m r a !'"or
^ ^ 11,000
; : u ai'rce fi>r IBII
mvnt
U . W ,ta . . . .
o t
firat annuantvd by tho Agrlculturiil Adluatmont A.ImjnUnaUun
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tun. In rlintgu of Ibe AAA program Hi Ihl* :,tatu. fit thin. II.WiO
»r r « la fur old Kruwer, anit g..
0(/(t acrca for now growen. Mr.
t.'laytun wiyti-
^HtFFLW; V. F».W F"feo^ W. FAMtEt
Surtla. Ftertda
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Tlir Iiu t iii . o of mare than onettilr»l In airrayu al|uwanro waa
obtajncil by Mr. (flayion when ho
linjntnd nnl ih*l
tael
ycar’a
■•lingo In Mnrtda. aa ihown hr
reputta »'f rrowrni, waa cnnald'
Fiv# guilty pbaa wore hoard
Mty,
rrably In oin-aa of <>■■ ;orrraga
lirerliiu.ty mttmaird by the tbr by Judge R. W. W a n Monday,
------- - partmanl uf AarliuHure. Arroaga recorda at the Conn Hoaaa iw___ - - allotmrnia h»vn h<t*n mnde to tealed today, gad thrao boya
Inthviilual faima furIkethlg
year caught ataallny clothing from
average
a |t*d
a nearing
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j|and art ting Uf plant lint
acro- Bcnjaatla'a Department fliaro, aa
tvin|i|ellnn.' Mr. Clayton aaya. • Pint 8tract, wore tranaferrod ta
lalr tu iv « l. |mi ilu l l h - l i a ~ J age.
tar Cut.
Cnder the marketing quota for Javatfila Quart for UftaL Tbo
w S d o i ? % + ^ShlUg“ %t.*^P7 t;
U vcahulm lin
approval
of
SIul
fluem m
In effoct-li throe boya ore charged with petit
bu>. n i l . vtiinilrr.
Il.aa.
J market
IIIlg tuliarro
i|Untaa n«»w
for fluocarod1
npf* gruwera
« i l l mi
bu tun
iiermlltod
to «a)V
t i ’VATulia.
Nurin.1'1. . Malae
tubao o anil
waa glvon
hy larceny.
Itrrrn Muuulalna. I VrT l>aa., few la i.fi«r , , I Ilia year
.
’
A. J. Recall pleaded guilty U
ft.aa-tl.Ta.
i irownra of thro* trope voting
chargya of dnmkonnaaa W o n
varltlaa'
prmlurijnn
uf
their
puTATuKUli oapfiilae w><K.aro<a. in the |efor«nda uf Mar. II. Flaotbo Ccanty Judya and waa an*
^ r ^ u i V k r ^ i i a 'X 'A 'a « * £
tjr r *
Uatcod U pay a ftfta of f i t and
, r i . . ii. ij arada a larh, Na.
i|nl>.
North
Ikrdln*.
Booth
roata or aanre PO day* ta lha
»{.*•• N* ft. »• »»> t>“ vommet* Carollua. (l.rorBla Bad
Florida.
County Jail. Barry Garner v ia
I'utwa ail. orta. where Ihtq type
l.
produced.
given a aimliar aOntrace whan ha
Nij'imapuae,
voted almut »
perreat h favor
pleaded qullty to tho aarno chavyoa.
j i I I ' tu *
Df control, Florida', unofficial
M . Glover, pleaded guilty ta
al'lNAiTIt
Fla.
cue
p.ki^, tabulatlmr gjvi-a , !,• • ! favoring oharyoa of oporo^hw aa auto wbSa
ntaomeilata, l i U .
N.w
*aali . l l ] npt«'«ln* iho
quoteua*r tho tanwogo of hrtogfcat'
""ugCaHH** Fla. itua, b.kla, Tel* Grower! o f XS <eentl»m pogUel*
luw rtuakn.rka fair Is i « F . aual- n.tcU tn the Vela.
Ilr |l aa-ll.TI; WML. arOlaary to
fair. II II.
HTIlAWUKHKIimU .
BlP<*
are. to Ueatttr. »-»r
a W 1(011 txiral'uaui! gaulOwrn.
l-..rio Ittcoa. t.w tine
uuallty,
cvvT.Oaaa. ti.al-tl.ta.
a rd u ri i t v w i Maiowa, uat
n*n«. aa..
* "f
lliTATHfcg: 1Neriaarnf
UUw
Ur. Unumalaa CWT bagg f M i
ll.U
ToMAruha: aaaatw. tiakt * mand ' medareta, martial ataaUy.
Fla. Isvaa rrta approi. la VIml
hat. wlte raaa*' la nuatlty a
rundlliua. ilra.ee
a
(uralase
it.a.ralty II a»>ll aa Hla U k u
fair la avad. iraaliijr era •« eanOli
tisti. ii.ia'.U 'oa l.d a a tarart
fair tiaality. t.ai • 1 1 1 -11,11. ta t.
ITta. l*iKu.r all karha lower.
Tl'ttKU'e aoiirW.a madar.la; a..
Mam,'
I lyk I.
mark.I
at.adr
Fla PiWaL raaa aar l a
him
aa-iae. Tnpruu. par baa il.aa.
HAUAU. par kua kpra_ It* Mr
W . l i ^ l aamkarw M bll.
COM POUNDi
iT B X M A J U A
I rt i m a a i i i
u tern kuuny ATI
OBTAIN lO U
IN DJV IS U A L'
C k k a,., n , , ^ *
Five Plead Guilty
Before Judge Ware
SANFORD MARKET REPORT
API'l-Ca:. Puppll.a
ll*Vil, Ita*
iiiaii.l 11,1)1. niaik.l .lull All aar*
tall.a .huwlav -arali.. T im, law
M k . lu ralabll.h mark.t.
UIJANA- (Miiapl Huni'll.. laud.r*
au. 'dratand teW ntarhal alaady.
ill.UI HlrlnaWu and Val.DIInre
are i« uu.iiir i.u. fcar.., it.le
ft t l WAX. t.w. |l T»-|l ti.
IlKAKIII tl.lma) Ilu. hprk. lUat
ItM : P>-rar, It II-I1TI. DKI.Tr FappUvr
llkamt. i.»
maad mud.rata, tuaikai i I m I i .
Fla. paa Uui bun. « i a la eyatllr.
aa-Me: t im -I'MI. p<r baa.. Il>»lc.
BHUiHri.li Fie. bar lb. f-tc.
CAIlllAOK: .Hilppll.a light, damend
msd.iala, - rnarka! line.
Fla.- . t'upvaliaoan .aIda
ranaa
In quafnr an. n eo.diilsn. par
roa, jit.a f-g ie .a a i. few
>.i>.
klikvfl A r t ’ IH
be.
bpra.
im - fiv e UAIIHOVNiMwppllaa light
da
arapa ll*bl. mark.t ktJady, Fla
par rat. kuu M*M«i TOi’FKtr pai
d»a I.u. . M -fl»
' C A ft .lF U m M l dtla.1 acarra X
ta a n . . fair aaahu. Itjpa.it.it. CKI.miT:
Ha tar „ d
arte
Xa aalaa aoau eiupptn, builder.
Rav. Hamilton Writ, Galnaavllle, will be the guaat preacher
’ at Uffrlcna in lha Holy Croaa
Ep aoopal Church tonight beginMg at 7l20 o’clock. Rav. Martin
•J. Siam, paalor, Mated today.
Fatlawlny the aervlcen a I * ’
cvptlon for Rev. aad Mia. Woat
wBI ho ylvm by tho membera of
. lha Maa'a Club aad the Woman'a
ArnUUiv ta lha Pariah Renee
«v v . Waat b a pwaap l Mand
CMMMail CABUAnK: Fla.. p«r
ad la v . Siam and haa made quite
due. ace. lo alee. If-ta* ..
re put* l'on at the Ualvaralty of
Cflt-lUttma: r u . per Cap hag,
N i d i far hia •‘Peraon’a Day"
.
.O
Ml
* par Cue
hia throe year atoy there. Fla. P par
dap He gtlppllaa.
oV('i|illlMll*'
v k H««
bare.
aiaaae (ton Regatta, apop .
i
:
H
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if
j
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N
T
i
Fla
by the Florida Waterway* Few err, ta eanlli
U l b | i j * i t il ken
H M I t l Fla. Mai
hreaghant aha atate. It aarti
new
*a young koye and girt#
era n l i ral. la g.
t4 m e . aiiie*. ,
f“ K
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tdOTIVR: M
UMIR
ew a % j M
WASHINGTON, liar. 23, - ( 4 1
—Opinion that B ana-lavrl canal
arrua# Florida, cnuing the OcaU
llmealone formation- would cauaa
wide, l>r**d and prugreaeivo dam
aga to freeh water willa la
voiced la *n arllrla appearing In
lha latent iaaua of ” Kooamn|c
G e o lo g y a •rianllftc publication
Tbo article la written by V. T.
String!ietd. O. (I. Tbunipaun aaJ
O- X M|anr*r and la an elabor
ate aeknUfic aludy of FI»ri|U'i
underground
water
The
eeh w jltF^Jiih ireliy « f ' Florida will
i n
•»••••«
a .m, . t,. ,u ’r. w
1
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yraudate .i)S In
thu
regular
|2
camminer 111*111
ctercla*#
at
Dr. Mendenhall •aid Monday Oa|natvi!]v May 30. Ueoria U.
.
lunar o f Aiclmr. and llu «ard K.
Uatlmony offarad rlha rivara shad •Wallace uf Ua|iicavjllr, will r*>vvh'o toyttr.l itia lur’a degreca
harbor. Coromli tea a year
whim Uie propeoid
croaa-Biala
canal wai in debate,
Bovcruge
Dupartincnl
■ ydn«y Palga and other grate*
Rla'a employed by army eagtaeera agaalf have atartod a drive in
leatifiud k their opklon
the lha Miami area' again*! unH’
propoaed canal would rOeuh In cepaad Rinaufactura and a*la of
no material daataga. Dr. Meodaa Hqrar. Flflcch » " r « nr«f>ti*d In
ball belle *ea tbe prepraad canal •tho firat aCfif* of raida which
would (over tho uadargredad'we drpnrlmonl agerito aald will be
ter talrlto to a deogeroea degree. •conUnuid.
f »VeJOSTU>V£THEl
[ fiiO R / M j
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F R
u rr <
IIU TV U 1 H E 11M t
FOR
M E N
A ll
TtJ
liUDII
. . .
...come to the aid of their old and
ailing tires, and give some consid
eration to the nice people who
sold them their life insurance •, •
New end e whole lot better...
WC G£T N£R£ AND
WERE 5ENDIN0 A 8QX
i TO THE HOME fiOLKS.
bring Sufirty and Brouiyf
And inch tea| L ift
Mutfourtlif prpw«u»
w lM t e p « | r N t P f •
lo n g rim® to com#M o h t w k s co st no
morn, dtber, tbaa just
thameoklpd.
■ I (iguo a n m n i i i t f ia w f i U a i tug tidaaya
Gut utnr truSy IS pgicuu.hafara yuu buy.
RECAPPING A N D RETftJ^pfNQ
gy'iff f r * i w faiy
fp u s o t d U w fik n r g r r U re. O ur rucyyu
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Political
t
Advertisements
>0r s r s x u * .
In addition to’ meeting other*
fro® their aUte. Ohioan, wUi
dljoy a 'p W lF toiw h •aad -a'tilP
through thf f d n l e p a . ____
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« « SANFORD imtALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
coplri o f tho print* to tho Pod.
President U r g e s oral
Bureau ot Investigation In
Washington. a norm. LoTtoy W il
G-Afcn Investigate liams, wanted for highway r » »
In Bonlh Carolina.
»n
Lynchings In South 1i hery
Identified ami tuned “ r*r yes
Plentiful nnil Hu* killed without
j M’lnnl I"
luw, rinilailun
°r
■ numhcis t-ombipcU rffirrt* uf thn
M rtlnu uni) II, ll. cnioilitnntit
| tiff'.itli mo *nekinK t « e’.np tliil
i practh b u-'nl nd.!iH"ni| omphv it
i>n the nuejtimi I’oWPj tin. |, V iti; phii o l i»n
protei 1 .11,'I
t in Hit « d i !f i nail r n t l 'j whi-rosor u nucleus nf the**
unil hanlc. 1to set-nt animal ninnl ami-rican
mammal
rvmlh America?" the bighorn main* "I no >|**v !* a U
l«rrly
i *••!» u heavy wile- Thu tinMing it* imn,
if the ini'*! ut ihr MghOni |a one of the
r tir M,m,. lime lt> co'n* It
III.
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‘SLINGING SAM* TRIES FOR CARDINAL BERTH
Landis Rules That
Citrus Group Can't
Outlaw Containers
I torday to O. V. Ittdd of lh«
k
Cm I I ' i n r u n r - . . on*
I Aiken, S . C. police departm ent.
K a rlrr Uila y c ir
after a pro1 The neirro * a » arieJted oa
f rae'ed filihuiler, has aroused
charge* o f disorderly conduct and
more bitter sectional riashea.than
hU finierprlnts along
with a
eny other single piece of Ire i l
snore -of others wria- sml to the
lation offered In tr.rnt years. It
Wantilnrton hmdauartera where
has irt-eej to ferther alienate
the negro wns identified through
southern eonsertaljve dentocruU
his fingerprint classification aj
front fhe new deal aUhoufh the
the one wattled tn South Caro
president never publicly endorsed
Una for the highway faeidup.
the Ram *--Van Ncys blit. M’ w it
• An Aiken official was Immedi
g ron an administration flavor by
ately dispatched to return the
the strong fight to Jim It through
pr/sottor to South Carolina where
the stast* made by Majority
he will be tried for the crime he
Leader Berkeley, democrat, Ken
la hollered to have romrojtied,
tucky.
l»7-Foot Yacht Docks
At Municipal Pier
\
GREYHOUND
ENTRIES TONIGHT
League Appealed To
Ity Jewish ( ’onpfreHs
IN THE FIELD OF SPOUTS
lly JL 'I.IA N
It .M Ve-fllllt-l* Hi i t
|-fh IT Din* «
N IN T H
.Slspect To He Taken
To South Carolina
Ann
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lIA r r !:
IP %
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K i n - O'* 1*1*
Mi In
A ttr m n *
M «tlh
I'.lm*
rnvTM RA«*i:t •. ic
As the r<-*ti|t of fin e r print
irm af| prlsoncrh orreafed at the
Police
Htn*ion
nnd
*rn‘Un8
MID-
IlH r **
Om ni
m ii »*
l '* t * r k v f l
H 'b f i l i ' K i r !
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Hliwtt*
M in A n ! N « L u ll
A *vn *W 'tll
tle n
J i o i M-* t
C lassified Advertisements
,
Ing, I ’lumblng-rhono 60.
R A V B YOUR Watch repaired by
one
who really knows how.
Br-ffge, Jewe'or Magnolia Avo.
5It— Female Help Wanted
Woman
for
general housework.
S la y un premises. Phone .HI W
6— Silutillon Wanted
UOIAUltll) WOMAN wnnta work
—laundry. Ml• K ath St Oeorgill ll^ler.
HOMB UAUNORT—Vjeta
llOd Bay Avenue
PavK
I I — M iscellaneous
Dosltr A Gay's Quality Paint Is
whit we Ii*'e atwaya recom
mended for tailing satisfaction
nnd greatest value. Stanley-Roger*
Hardware Co.
W ANTED] ao nnd hand
latest
edition Eneycloppcdla Brltanica.
Reply Box OX car* Sanford liaraid, atat ing rash prke.
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^ ■ V ill buy Cypress poles fur lath
stock fl” to 16" long OSufiOLA
CYPRESS COMPAKT.
STK N ST K tIM
M a n sji r ,-!-’oot»" ilettlian e ’>f
Ihu Uainesaliln 11-Men and I» 1
i uuipiLii* of ihe Kloiida Stn ’ e
l.-mrue woa a hit Hhi Isil.l tin t
• lunin ihlnka. when
ha
aa».
ill I Ida nitau wnl
retain
the
fp w In I v i l ' Mi Khnue ha* 1u*f
;a Ht.-ul aleiil o f hurl lull
power
Mil* * rusiiii uht-n he *u|d I'udKett
unit Horrua lu I'ltlehurph au.l
this will undniiliicdly
Inert us*1
(In in isv ille *
to**
eolinnn
hy
about t«*n more mime*.
G iln t iv lllt barely ne«ed out
the Loot* n u lt last j e a r
and
record* than*, that ih r 0 Men
won o g rco l many
of
V lr
eon lr |*
by
their
eylendld
hurling corp* and no| by (heir
fair h illin g abilities. Our own
pre-sea-on
favurite* Include
Leesburg- Daytona Deech. and
Pala ka. DrLand talent U not
a s |l should be and a* to what
Ihs Lookout, w ill h a te to off»r In thl* line I* >tilt some,
-.king of the future.
A rn«*nt Inn
6-Room Bungalow and beautiful
.furnishings, reasonable. Phone
ggs.w
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M ill SALE: Centrally located propcriy, a room stucco bungalow,
Gnt ige Apt. Mraaanable. Terns.
Phone 641-W.
'■'ERE EES TWO
VOLONTAIRE FOR
Z E LEG IO N MON
CAFlTAINE. ____
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him i
lit'fi'ili’i.il
itii Unit im i i v
11■>.-11>
kettle. Thn
n<i Juris
mountain sheep
lire
tor
fain i o n largely In Ihe hand*
nf i ho vorioi, .intci In which
choicest dellrarie* of *H
the tho rooni:ii‘n« few »• ill exist, No
Ninth American name animal*. more thrilling spciinrle ln. all
It lotliitiil t* moat *pci’»ni-ul«r.
that Amrilia ha* to offer ox.
At
mid tltue
ilic
hiah-.iro r a il* <he plr.iiresquo bigliern In
ranged down Into Kpi**l»ttd “ til hi oi.irjr retreat.
,!■ ,.-it country of the foothill*
Iml ih-* white man-* rifle ami
Id’, .domestic flock* have l “ tight X r spra-ialiie
ile Intlioin that hi ( wily h*V*
of *.-(«!> |ny niotlm 'tho lilxtir t
mill iu*'she*i- rtmtiiiv he i»uM
final
al.ijhe ih e-'Blo i '" 1- "o etc n*
I.
..II ,i. ,i liliilon ll * Iml tiny
,i , i nl.l inn tun u-ad •• hunli-i intent ‘i'll lor mil*' *
m in,- oidlimerw tlrm|y Itelie*''
th.it the maasiro horn* of the
minimum aliaep wave it
froto
. .,| i| i .iilnie w hen It pinnae*
off
tlifr. Il.ayhe mi hut a more
.|ire«rtl''Ol o e I* a* "ahoek «'•
*niI*.'
when tlii-i
imlutae in
their favorite r^mrl of *(aaln*
|,e '-I ''ii tnM*ion* i’Clwmi mem
he— ill Ihe'r flock i|Ulti* eeiih-nl
|\ fm ntmiMnncni ami e»en-|*e
Ai ami |ls> |he 110111* httae la-rit ii
i*l mu* liability
la‘i.1U*c they
hrtte dlfrtn led Ih,. trophy hnnti-r.
Tile oui'o Reni’l*1" * supply tit
h i-tiiini* lot* been redileed lo nn Nat “ ltr|iuirnl Inolt’ *—
alnroiliiK senility. T V
latest ■Ifilk,-* ih ttn l ik f N E W I
slmir.hn i of lilahi'm* took pjaea*
II, Me\|en in ,er<'„1 irtii* when
niildnne utiricd sn ntlh-il sport*
im' ii from ttm .i.u r, into tloal
N. PARK AVE.
eoilMtry whi-le Ills sheen worn
NADER’S
REPAIR SHOP
G R E Y H O U N D
SKYRIDER
R A C E S
SANFORD-ORLANDO
KENNEL CLUB
On Itnufc 17 — 10 Mites South Of Snnfurd
(Taarn at till Med Arrow)
10 HACKS
NIGHTLY
(Ksrept
Sunday) ^ ^ e * -
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15. L* Perkins
Legitlgcd
I’uri-Muluel
Helliag
PI llltlHA STATE HAt INII (TIMMISHION SUPERVISION
HOST TIME H: 1S
JOE PALOOKA
Sale,
u l l l i ■morf' l M n
o»u ntllfR *»f initr«wi«|t* n hr«i
umiinr i lu' lifiVn A»»u*iir«n i**
fif'lilh
titul flKlifVt HiiiiffiE il»^
itnliodi of |In* w*»rli| in i»*»liilH»r
««V
in
The liny tuna Ih-ueh I *1.i uil ■rs
^-*lVABtcd_To JcM ;
ln-h«»s-thnt tf they rnnhl Hwcuh
W ANT h H: two In n>Inhi <| hxnn* their (u i"‘ aon! rn, I with the SI
'lor I inItt houoekeertr.i. Close l-otii* n.-inl* nn,| no nn nn itplePertuaiiriil
tf
*ailsfarlory imndent flul, aueh a* Hanford i’
Apt. J, CntnuiA>n Apariinenta.
alolnit, they riiutd irilirs n win
ning eonihlnalhin so a« to innke
1! Rooms or gtiruge apartment by
lh« anme pay in that c||v. It ha*
local representative, one room
hren reported that it m*t the
furnished. Small slock mdse. Kept
Islander • linitiUReinent approtiin loom downstairs. Year round.
ninlily gsuno |u-t season.
Address J. L. Slsnlnsker, P. O.
Box 008, Sanford.
SHORT SPORT SHOTS —
Mi'ti-i Lcibtr. newly
sign'd
2G— Mlnccflaneons F or Sale
right-hander for (ho lautonl
entry In ihs Slate loop, was
>— Located
in
Santord,
In Euali* today (failing *omr
itly
uaed
studio- Party
g City, will saertli'-e f *r of hi* nenool male* that are
ilgned up with
Gso,ge
An
or icn*nnable time pny
drrws' Palait.a Ataltas. . . , .
(!el in touch n1 once with
Tommy Farr has fought three
('■maul .114 Par Avo , OrUgh-* In |he United Slate* and
It., lo.t each one on point*. .
. , line fItlli| v.a* lo.t to |V
pre*en
champion
and two
MODEIIN < ruum house, t « (
Urge porches wired for rlectiT
caj cooking. Mayfair— inquire I!
4 A Store.
3U— liounew fo r
' sftMEAt h
mm- I • '
ril'rn 3
‘inner 1 ^
d ,v 3
Iini’hl
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SMITH & JONES
HO IV
DE
DO .
J O H N SMITH
GOOD
A F T NOON
SUH.
WHAT
Y O U R --
NAM ES
UH—M V N AM E’S
S M IT H ’.’/ GULP!.’JOHN S M IT H .
WHAT
Y A S S U H - OAS L 1 EET YER EE FUNNY- 1
HEH— HEH
IVHUT AH MEANT
WE A VE WAN WHOLE Y.g u l p z - y b *
- - HE JOHN
•
SIR
IT 'S n
REGIMENT IN WHICH
, S M IT H — A H ’M
AV'RY ONE EES NAME
VERY
JO N E S .H A R R Y . S M IT H OR J O N E S .— r FUNNY.} YAS
S J O N E S .......
V j J T Z f SUM.
\S~ l 'Y-YASSUH'
iJHsfc----O F F -S ID E !
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By Jo Motxor
Stcrtl Operative 4fl
TMERES THE FEDERAL BUIL0ING—
WE'LL JUST DROP IN A N D GAY
HELLO TO A N OLD FRIEND O P
MINE — W B C A N GET A L E A D O N
BART QUICKER THAT W A Y .
(T.
i^ J a Y W g ^ k n i
lirflwail*
I
I HM/E R E A S O N T O BCLJffVt
ACC BART'S IN T O W N — H E 'S
GOING AGAIN WITH HtT> O LD
RACKET — COUNTERFEIT M O N 8 Y TH AFTER H IH -C A J sl YOUR ^
OFFICE GET A. U N E O N H IM T ,
�t
M
>0 In Fines Are
ken From 49 In
inicipal Court
STRANGE AS
IT
o n d 'n a itfled te German
army. Truly, lIKIer and Germany
were Ik n w iu M t Um It cheats.
1 **7 qek ‘ he U ig u r o f Nations,
■ml werkml far union with Aus
trian German*.
■ ' Z-'*
By Morgen M. B *a«y
Iny thorn-Into a frm tjf o f dareNew,
an
eatuondod
world
tloiL
\
*
.watch** ! l ( l e r iiteMe thjroogh
Life Of CaalradlcUmi*
M H U t t column* and proclaim
Still other* credit everything U
When Adolf HtUai'a march on Hitler'* genltm a* a propigairdiat,
Berlin fiulod in 101*, the Naal
It I* public- knowledge that a
chleuain derided to utk klmaotf few of hla Intimate followera have
Into power.
'keen covered with the mud o f MX
But you can't talk yoorao’f Into
Om n th man. E m it
anp'hkif from a toll and that’* * “ hm. • * * «* • “ ’ v * • « « « » * o
wlierp Hitler foomi himaelf when ‘Ur* 1 « » u H 'u* f ** W*
hi* IM 3 coop failed.
I.
kU enomloo produce no ovlo - '.k.
,.n. .. a . __L,
‘ dene* that HlUor himaelf U any*
r,lr <,!
ra n thing bet normal On occa.kn he
FUNTA GOUDA — Charlotte
wrltlnv
Of hla ■aetahlomidie.
Ha
”
u - w u t v iin jm iy . n
* . certainly ha«i ahowrr,himaelfbravo, coun'y'a rprlna tomato and
cu
rtMlulti am i rplppsd wlUi UN
called i ho work "Mefa Kam pf— |
cumber crepe are making rapid
"My B elli." or "My Fight.".
growth and ahlpmcnta art re
. It wee ■ corutant repetition of j
ported to begin about Apr. 1, aepoll leal Ihomes ho bad been
cording to County Agrnt N. H,
pounding at (iirnun* lines the
McQueen.
war.
"Oft ujt.
Getmen worker*)',
you're not whipped," wan the gen
OPEN ALL NIGHT
eral Idea. Hatred -of Ratals and'
Ibo Jew* ran through the 700-odd
P'gea, German aoperlorlty wet
the keynote.
SEEM
— -
Approximately IMO waa cu|*
■clad In llnra Horn the (* nrr
On* arralamd
before
Judg*-
ZtttOHW fiaWTftR—
g
Heads will Roll
The book we* an ootporing of
Hitler’s pet* onale for the fatherland. Nothing had atemmed It, not
evin a hop! *m of fir* (rom Gorman regular army >roape. Evan
on the witness stand ha had Inplited on preaching hla bald plan
for German domination of Central
Europe. He had prodletod that
head* would roll when ha assumed
absolute power
It all teemed ao ludicrous. And
yet millions o f Herman* w on only
loo eager to listen. German au■horitie* o f the day rauat haea
erased that, for Hitler waa paroled
wlibtn a> year. Then began , hla
final, eueeeeefal aaiault on the n pvblle.
t • ;
Biographer*. • new* cotraapondept*, medical men, frlende and
enemies r.l| have triad lo explain
the hoeue-poeei that made Hitler
the tupremo law in Oermahy.
None has succeeded, yet all aarm
In
M in k a
■ .part^of
i m r l - n f tha
I k s Idea.
lita s.
to catch
For Instance,
a psychologist
a.-fa Hitler has - a mathar to»a
CHINA
MMPAO
tu m o u r^
H£OtPlD C0N6RHC
wtmoNmm/;.
\ cihFtwe tu M Xiacft
n
# tv c H fb r t fr th o r tjn t '
Parker, chercod w|ih re»k|e»
driving snd damaging City prop
arty, e u eontlnaoil.
' The romalnlni Person* * r
: - talcnod boforo the Municipal
Judge Ware negroes and
Sentenced a* billow *:
were
.
. Lewi* Marlin, drunkenner*. *lo
or II day*) lunula Phillips. uper
ai.ln* a dl*U|dorly bouse, bond oil
|U estreated. Julian llaker.
clturfod with petit larceny anJ
lJ carrying a Pletu) without a |ioi
i . Wit. «:» or Cu days. Nathaniel
tloWnson. dlurderly conduct. It
Hr l» ds ye.
/, 'Also Jjiuoi
Adams,
msklp]
Ihraali, dismissed; Juliu, cooper
, disorderly conduit.
dismissed;
Halford Hull, disorderly conduct,
■ OOnHltUeil. Muimirh Kmltli, reck.
la.» driving, dismissed; Cbarlit
Olbyum. reckless
drivingdl*
missed; Joliu Wallai-e
L'ooprr
' t<alt«r Ina and vagrant y. lo day*:
Calhoun William*, diunknunoi.,
11 or 10 days.
Alio Uu-la Wince po*»('s*li<i
uf Illegal liquor,
or tfu day.-;
Porter June*, aclllns Honor with
Odt a |incline, trs or ou day*:
Alfred Jones, drunkenness tt
or 10 days; Chnrlin drill, drunk
onneat UH or tu daysi Charlb
Glover, drunknnno**. S day* *u
•Pended; la-llny li|u|r, lerkle*
driving, |G Ur lo days; l.ulv
CAPTIVE CONGRESSMAN . - - (January. 1147. Gelaest wea-cap
Tho poll leal carter of John P. tured by the Mexican*, taken ‘ to
tieinrs, Whig UeprceentaUy* from Meilco C ly and thrown * |n Jailbock , In- .Kentucky
Krntucky. la one of the »lrang-[
Ntsrly s,
cat on the records. P
' ebctlons were going on. '-The
-.-tnlury ngo Galnaa en'errd Con Whig Party, grasping* at .Qataaa'
ge** under circumstances
un^ popularity In tits sla'o' and -»•*
I rtalltlng that ha wee at< the
paralleled.
Halnee wn» born In Auguste. t mo a prisoner In * dirty .Me**Va , *rul when el III a boy moved [ ran Jail. picked him a* Ui“lr tan*
to Roonr Coun'y. Kcnturky. A flrr ! illitnle- for Ilepresenletlv-J tu 'H*
n thorough education, (lalnr* w »i ■ tilt h It- 8. Congress,
ti'mlitetl lo tho state bar and:i (ininra. s<rangn ns ’ I; sern)*,
icmmi need pmcllca In Walton.
Ky. Ill* (mil h-al life began when
be rrpn-rrn'nl Iloonp County lor
rivrrnl y ia n In that itala'a lagl*la Ivv body.
While Ida popularity was ul a
prnk, Calm-* Joined <lfe American
force* In the Mrilcnn War. aorvng n* n mujor In Col. Thomas
Marshall's Krn'ucky Cavalry Rriumlo mid « Iso a* im aide do ramp
on the staff of (icnrral Winfield
Scott.
At the Ifni tie- of Inrarnaclon in
CJy end Chicago
|tyranny, and h> own early'fallAbllene started oUl With tto Ura, In art.- This InlarpraUr aaaa
name, but tha town did have* •[Hitler's unawtrring purpoM, la
reputation— for lawlraancaa
and dominate the Germanic ptopls aa
gunplay. In all tho town there an effort to priva to mother HHwae one ooeli of relUhm-the ler'e memory U at her eon waa the
home of Mrs. Tha Here*y,.a da. master of k'a destiny,
vout Methodist.
<1; Otbarm tall you Hitler arousea
At the llertu-y'* cne nlgHt to, tha twin .motion* of love and fM r
the early . IBM's ga'horad a.In h'a foUawars, avaptually raarggroup of more rellglous-mlndedj . ■■ , ■.
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cl'Inn* for atl evening of B!bil| „
■■
study. When It was over, tha I mw^^M^rnoasMmoMn^^^^M
Andrews 1b Against
Reorganization Bill
U V E OAK-Branford now hss
n women'* homo demonatratlon
club, areording to a report from
Miss L du<*« Taylor, ho(tie agent.
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
23.— Officer* eleeteil.at the organisa
United Stale* Senator Charles O. tion meeting Include 'Era. T. A.
Andrews (Democrat-, Sis. I sn- Drlrjal, prerklcnt; Mr*. Robert
nmmrrd ht-ie ln*t li ght that ho Odom, vice-president; Mr*. Anna
OF ALL KINDS
definitely In iiniHi.rd to I’ irtidenI U Him*, see re* ary-treasurer, and
tie n i w i i * a t *.
n **«
ItoosevrH'* pro|io*rd government Mr*. II. F. Ilostord.council dele
ic nrgenlcnllon lull,
gate.
Kx|ilii'nluir furllirr, lie sakl that
while lie will »ote first for Ha raruin in lint, be rientiully will vole
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lo kill whatever liii-iMir* might
re* nit.
A tu -lltinu drive <o ham-lring
Pri-ridenl Itnosovell'n government
>
DUttrond* ind Watrhaj
'r-orgi.niuiGmi bill by uxemptlng
.; ^
wdtdh A M Jewelry Repairing
various agencieu fr
the mraaura’s lrrnlollin'" pr<iTisbn*. ap
Dlamood
UtonlUiR And Engntvlng
pealed doomed t|i-t nig lit after
the Sen its rejected In swift suc
cession a arrira o f crippling
•niendinrpt*.
Repairing
Diamond Setting
Power When Putsch Fails
:ket Was Largest
For Weeks Due To
prlve By P o l i c e
im m Mf e a
l t
AND
Engraving
McLnulin, Jeweler
t i t & Park A re, .
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Hava A Good Tima
A L L W I T E
THE TRIANGLE
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ORLANDO HIGHWAY
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wore no tongdr o f use t o 'him.
Up sprang the secret police, the
,organisation that paVod the way a
,
yrar
or so later for JlHItr’a purge
of anemic* within the’ party. Old
pal Roahm- wee poreooaUy ar
rested by -.HlUor, taken out-,and
Shot. At laael 7 other pereonimrere
done twayW Uh.
'<
Hiller waa making the - beads
roll, ad promised. Mereo*er. ho
was carrying oat soma - o f hla
pledges lo th* people. Much lo tha
discomfiture of-Franca he repudi
ated the VeraaUlee treaty, German
war guilt, and euspandad repamttun payments.
M illio n s prefer this "flavor
that is different'
# I t V • skillful cross between
m avoaaalao and old-fashioned
M f e d draoalnf— with a special
{•qUartcr stills own! MiracleWhin
la totally different from all other
flulTier, mors
MIHAOJ WHtr CONTAINS MOPE— \
EARMORE—OF THECOSUY NGREDIDTSI
R. N. NIPPER
WERT-The JEWELER
Mo t lilllerly-eaiitcslrd ware an
ameiidiiienl by K e m lo r K ay P itt
man (Hi-moc at, Nav.J exem pting
the e g ilc u llu ie dr|w rtm enl'e fo r.
e« tiy bureau from oxM Ctlve tra n s
fer, and one by , Kruitlur Bennett
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— ------ ----------------- A|mn Airlililii*. nperet|og a dl* I'le ik (D tm oernt, Mo.) to w l u d d
orderly bouiu. t i t <>r <0 dayi; the veteran*r adm lnsltrat'on.
Pit: m in'* motion, eupportod by
larwle etnbblnt, dperatlna a dl*'
ordarly buu»e. I l l or to days;
bailor King, irutnbling, IS or la
dayii Jsmei MeGriff. gambling.
I I er I I dnya; Culire HeUrry,
gambling. IS nr lo day*; W|lll*
Cheat ten, geuldlug. t| or' IS
, Rare; Huben Wooden. ItttgsLe of
a dlaordetlr bouac, Ik or 11 day*!
Topr Blnib-tun, charged
with
' gambling. dl*cbarg|ng flraarma
within tha City limit* and car
tr ia l a piatol without a tkanaa
ItO Or I I dlya; J. C. Wynn
charted with carrrlng a
c
•eeied m * p A , t u or to d«r>.
Senator William K. Uor*h (Demo
crat, Idaho) loot BO to U , at Seaator Jamta F. Uymra (Democrat.
8- C.) rharged that It was aa at
tempt at poll1teal log-rolling to
*1 mianl# 'p t t " agencies of Sen
Une of
Liquors
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Wines
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Whiskeys |
Ginf i
S IS Sanford Ave.
These people are your best customers. They want to
buy and they DO buy what you have to offer. But
they wfnt value, too, and because they have faith in
The Sanford Herald ads, they use them as their house
hold guide.
Mixed Froth—frietd ae tkat yea caa afford le f*
SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY
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DisappoiThem
They want to Bee your ad. . ^'because they shop in tho
Herald first, where they know there are values to bo
trusted.
U'a gat what (l takas la make klgk records
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We carry a compute *
Don’t
Chkk Starter—Growing Mash—Laying Ml
Do You Know a...
Liqnor Store ;
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Sinford P^lnt & Glass Co.
Will Finance Your Paint And Repair Job
Baasll Payncnt'Each Month At t^e I«Uragl
N o th in g T o P a y U n tu s o D e y . A f U r Job U Completed
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The Sanford Herald reaches all the Mbest customers";
housewives, their husbands . . . the people who form
the bulk of the buyers all over this area.
So remember, the Herald ads are a habit, thesA people
and hundreds of others like them EXPECT your ad;
they know it means savings.
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She checks the food ada in The Herald regularly.
IBS *)• ro*t DETAILS
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�Declaration In House
.Of Commons Prom*
fees Effort To Pre
serve World Peace
British Labor
To Co-operate
Race Started To More Funds Are
Hearings O nTV A
To Start Monday
Send Munitions Granted To Buy
OfWarToSpain Surplus Celery
French Estimate In
Committee To
surgents Have Re
e e t In L a k e l a n d ! ln tiet„ ot thw on.w-1
To Discuss Prorate: In Iha principal northern
ceived 400 Planes
tea In F r a n c e
kata.
A typical day at the Market
Hamper Work Of LONDON, Man It. — !* Y - tn
aourco* a id yootetdoy
yesterday a j _ rt
fonnad source*
tka fw Lrv nontniirVMssii- i waa revealed Tuaaday by J. 0.
Bhup Government twoway raca la • n ' T supply ™
ta
S S i n t 1 «* ■ * • • - taanacar. a. that at
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am i
to
warring
factions
in eon«iton‘ s f tba cattry mirkeU,
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Ikd Deportment af Agriculture
and oar* k u authorised lbs allocs tIon of
additional fonda
funds for
for tha
tha purchase
n orth ...
, .any rushing
. .
- moaltkm.
. to Span- , additional
bh rebel*. and Beriet Karats. o f' surplus calory, according to
and to a laaor oatwt Franc* |nr*rmatisn
rwcalrad by
Tha
sanding arm, to Sponiah gbran..
todar
from
Monster
want forces.
Aaotls Psppar,
Rakal denar*!
Franco., thsy
rka first allocation to tha Satanld, has m e lte d te r asora aid pi , t CcramodfUe. Corporation for
than tha Spanish
government. ibo pureh u t of tha torpids rclery
with thraa to flat times M many h,a been nearly expends!, J. C.
pUnaa and crashing artillery » » Latike, locratsry, said this momp,im*cy.
trig, and tha Control Committee
A French estimate of 400 Car* at ]ta meeting last Friday In
man and Italian plants In rebel Lakeland bad requested man funds
■pain. London ooarce. .tld, was to dlloviat* tha conditkm of tha
far balow tha total rabol sir g row* i s who bava bean forced to
Strength.
withhold from tha market a large
Franeh fear* that foraifn gun* amount mt their celery Sera use of
and ptanas now wand against tha hoary -proret as onfu-ced by tha
Spanish gOTtnmmri wo old ba o , a t » l Oommltlaa.
tarnad.against rranea if a World . in tha surplus program Jor Iha
wsr,'should cocoa, imp trad b m * tartan* weak tha BCC his as tend
suggestion to Landaa yaatarday. U pnrgheaa *00 can nf calory fe f
ra n c h official ateraoe
a id 4M U * m B through <rwUni chon*
Premier M*m askadlfrima Mia- npla at--B0 crate par oats, iha
. b i n cbawbwdaln ta reoas Aar dtvWon not to
Morgrenthau To Begin
Study O f LoanBFor
Business Expansion
■■m m
r tf &
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»han 279,501 pounds af
Lo n d o n , **»r. M r
—
Predue* w4r* «“4* 44*d •» ,4H
Jrtma M liter Sr Chamberlain
8J.000
I4A00, not
Including
M Octet ‘ BHUla today H M N
which
pounds of ci rus fruits
I t tlv t Caoshoalovakla a -friar
brought |S40.
rhe army’s new -flying fortresses" presented this etrlklng picture flying over Orlando, Fla.. In
p u u t N ” ri immediate i r a r i
On the day bt fore MTS eratoo
maneuvtn. Tha view waa taken from the pilot's cabin of one of the "fortreeeee."
M | agmlaat Gorman i n n aa * .
of cclsry woiw sold for I M H
bat ha a w t r i Dlttatar Adolf
which, considering The absence ad
. Ml.tar that a mlddlo turopoaa
freight rates and similar coots oS
'war would d rt* Ip •**•»
carlot shipments, is regarded ab
a better pries than that general!*
■s»d war ara
being received tods*.
V ha tali tka Hao#a
Monday 117,850 pounds of e«4^
-laflal obligation*
bags wore sold through tha Mai*
Maa* tetelvod and If
kst for |IM0 and 36S doaoa
I |t m a ll ba « r
bunches of beets for llOO-tU.
ta ba MaHari »• thaaa
Gross receipts for the ssaaon, so*
WbP hav4fi
cording to Mr. Michael, are as W ork O f Audubon So
Mayor Edward Higgins was in
g«W *a. It wwM ba Impoaslblo
pect rd t « run well over half a
JalluonvlII*
yesterday on business.
ciety Explained By
ta fa r wbara It would and and
million dollara.
wbat novoramoota might boPrice# Ara Fair
President M a s o n Fire Chief Meek (Icvetand re— 4* lavohmd. Thlo ta
Prkea generally at the Market
------ported todey that the Department
tatty ire* * f two. aountrie* Uka
for principal craps are regarded
"While there Is hunger, while
O, It. Mason, president of the had made 63 runs since Jan. I and
■ritaln and F ite**. devoted ta
■a fair and In moat cases sufFlorid-t Audubon Society.
told that th, total loss had been only (here ara unchurched peeple and
wvda Idaaia
ad
DomooraU*
fklent to render ■ reasonable re
Uat aouls, white there la sorrow
llbovty dM d*ter«l<ted te op*
turn to Iha grower. As ona farm members of tho Kiwanls C|uto W4.
M d heartache, and while there
1a
i
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er stated yesterday, it will U at the weekly luncheon yaeter
local Building. Inspector O. P. la one-pjegle phase o f humen
hla returns from cabbages and day of. Ua
tjLivi
ity. for e®a- Panton
today granted permission
-•arrets which will reed him tbit Wbrvatioi
L o n d o n , u w .ru * (AKf * * * * * * *
1 U ' « t o r S ~ ‘ ,Z r ~
tamruer.
Ith
lititfljtlah
.than
40
cnaU
ta
tha
grower,
Minuter CtoobSM
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specie,
Earl tor In tha wash WashingMain crop* which have been
n. E. Rose, commanding officer
U fllU tf soarcas In Parts dls* tea officials advised that thoy moat aatiafactery this winter ere ni*U which are now nearly e»...
of tha Salvation Army Citadel
Itiosiriswad On ran*
• W » t th a t G re a t d<wed that tha rtanch aanaral
bee a, lettuce cabbage, turnips, tlnct.
I/scur firemen last night were hers, ee the motto (or the activlBritain would fight to ful-, atatt. w ia raorganlilng dofanaa
The program yesterday was called to the Hrmlnole Creamery 'tics of that organisation nnd with
rarrata, strawberries, cauliflower,
and to t smaller orient, parsley, held In connection with lb. Na
fill h er treaty obligations.
where a small electric motor caught .this motto being carried out as
radishes, and onions.
convinced that Qerman . ■ r f T . L
tional Wild Lite ronMr«at|oii fire probably from shortage. Fire part of the daily routine of Ihu
But he also declared to a
Moat of the products sold at week which la being observed
Chief Mack Cleveland slated that organisation a pies for co-operapacked,
Intent, House ot lory provided • now storting
the Market are grown In Semi* ever the entire nation by a *o damage was done other than ’tlntt In the coming Home Heroic*
Commons that England must
nola County, but about 35 per- proclamation of the President. tba motor windings were destroy- App.nl was made by the locel
(■'MllaMS
ran. Klifcll
In his address to Klwanlana- •4.
first try to preserve pence,
Army officials.
ne-estabUsbmsnt of Bpe«|sk----- w.
Mr, Mason ouipba>|ind conserva
-hoesust wa know that In wor
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As en example of the varied
Fratiek frontier control, as spTALLAHASSEE, Mar. I4^-W1
tion of bird lifts and mentioned
than ara no winners".
Wendel
Brings
Suit
Proved
by
tha
VT-natloa
non-in*
—Figures
were
made
public
yte*
the
work
of
the
Audubon
group
In Britain's moot importonl decNov.
4, tsrdey by the office of Colin Enw Against Ex-Governor In this connection- lie tuld of
laraUoo af foreign policy -since lervenUon eemmlltee
P f t r t f i a p a l i n n
A f cited one ct«« that is outstanding.
_
the rofi'crvatlun effort* of the
l a t U L I U I l U l U n l thlt of n colored woman
the World Wbr, Chamberlain said HIT. hag bean delayed by a split Hah, state superintendent of education, to show Florida schools A e WARK W J 11. .
/«. Society along With olh"r con
ha wpn confidant peace "will bo w|lhU tha commttla,
France has consented ta
re- will not suffer this term through —pau| |[ Wi-mt.i rc«,i
1 servation groups In preventing
% pyjer,i
, k( |a ^
* y the esllnctlun of the egret which
British labor, U appeared, waa sumption af non-intervention eon* operation of the Murphy act.
--------• quested that the Halratlon Army
trol of her Bpsul.h boHer as
The atstemenl sate county arhool Um” « « f r ^ D™ . , L V ,^ £ S
lOsstlasM aa Pa*> Kiahl)
ara n"w morn numerous than a
MEXICO CITY. Mar. If. - M Y Investigate and find out If It
aoon . a. l«t^n.t|on.| commie- auperinUndate had anticipated * G Ho^man Etlls H
century ago a, the result of\an — _ Mpilro's
nations!
sntbmn m|ght be possible to do something
akn. brain
counting
foreign sharp reduction in dellnouent tan , ni| j r. Mn<| fiv. ^ h#r
' . • aatenslvo conservation pro* ravffTrU'll"d fiom llio
tnn-sts
of to n-U*ve her condition.
fighter* to be withdrawn frem collection under th* ad, and hsd sllsgediy conspiring In th,- /idII* Mil of th* work of Ihu 'thousands of ovsrall*d workersAn Invsstlgatlon proved thst
Oenerel Wild Life Federation in cuugK-stmrn, msrchlng women the woman hsd a growth that
sponsoring- the National
Wild and butlneas men yesterday In had almost entirely closed her
I
II'w IIs m S m s Pas* Klgbtr
a muniier demonstration c*|e- mouth, thsreby making It ImpoaThe Spanish tev.mmant
am- acboo! operation* might be endan-1 iv T ^ fo m ir TmTlon. . . orn.v
bratlng- expropriation
of
tha sible for her to lake any nourishha**y sent a not* to Iha British feted by low-dalla» oale# of atete- charged Hoffman “direct. I .J i r ,
it,
.
,
forelrn-ownrd oil industry *« rt»nt cxrspUng a little liquid
foreign office string Informsl|an owned
tag esrtlflrates
under I c ^ ^ s d "
C a n d i d a t e A r r lV C S III
"ecnnomio liberation"
food*. After an eiaminalion by
WABIUNGTOM, Mar. 1*. — V *
V lt W U t t " g u s a i m n 1
P a r t e m , of the nor tew. and affld.l. .g.terih lm ,
C° mm,tt#d Sanford On Campaign I Rank On ranh- of marchers In a physician, the trouble waa diagbin J l r n l S d * ^ S « t ra!' t,0° ta rt* nCO'4 retest offensive, of th* Florida Education aeaocis
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fea of baassprs swept by I'rasl. nosed as a dental cyst. Arrangeg
At th* a m * lima the Spent* Uon mating tomorrow in Tamp*
n,Ur,- navis, immorrsilr rs».* <••«! Carden** In Independent merits were made with the hospital
p
e
t
r
i
f
i
b
d
a
p
p
l
i
l i
th?Xm lt
told tho pemanoat premised a study af It. effect*,
00 ijsvm. noraocraiic esn ,
outpouring of human for an operation to remove this
malarial, want to the h «u *
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' F-ngllih a id the eehool. fe
didst* for the Florida Railroad
Mr unequalled til Mexico city'* growth and upon her admission
LOS ANQRLK8 . Calif. Mar. It Commission ftout group one was reiont history.
tal* Uat th* Spanish govess- eetvad from tag redemptions in
to tho hospital It was found sha
'ASmteUtretlon
Isadora are-1 "M" t 4tUch*s parilmilar Impair 1934-37 a total af IU14A00. Th* — 1A’) —llorttculiurlsis have sawed ( in Hanford today „„ ts-half of
Homs obsorvers si id 204,000 w it no longer ablo to taka nourishAmeinlriratton
le*d re p
i
,0 imlta* u d Oarmaa arme auntie* anticipated fog tha cur- In two n hsavy object owned by hie candidacy for this post.
.marchers look part te th* ''Jubi- ment by mouth, and hod to bo
S??a* aaT h tcW ^kan ihu r ^ r s h ^ s n t * *o Fisarn
rent year from U * earn* eourre Charles A. Schrader and d*cid | Mr. Da«L aisled that k* eras a loo" organisedby tho conf*d*r fed through th* veins,
•d
it
ta
a
petrified
eppl#
Thsy
Wtlve
of
Florida,
a
Methodist,
2 *2 2 ?
etere
m t 1 " m ' k *“ ■
^
the only I7I3JOO.
atlon of Mssican workers (CMT|| Before It wss possible lo per•bald
eeh
ThU
eipedetion edually wa* even have Ideetlfled th* seed*. I a Mason, an Klk, a Young |»*mo. to acclaim U o presidential do- form Ibo operation she gave birth
"e*|d be
ka avrored'pariw
approved **ri week.
j
r| • • Tsr»l»ret
^ - *l»t***#*t
^ —7 '
mar* conservative, be Mid, than
The 14-ounce object was found fret, e member of the Junior ere* nf Mar. II taking 0 V*r the to a baby, and after about ten
rta kms. apprepriatlon «*m-j
< **•
state** experlaoc*. The slat* In * shipment of renniylvann Chamber of Coiumirce and of the 1100.000,000 s>ll properI Is. ot IT loy* tho operation was performed.
received H > L 0 « 'f r a m tei re antbraclt*. looks like on •pPl«i Florida Slat* |aberroaroutlca| a «* United males
and Urillab com. and proved succoaifu). Th* woVi!!v„
^ . k,| British government wRb U a U demptlon* In tba first ate month* •nd is psle green in color. It |e gbclsilon. Ilu declared that h* pent**
man and baby ara both living and
<kbt tba Uaitad Btate*
t N -U . . n. . . u
wmplkbad fact of a rebel vli. af 19J7. before U a m w tag sale baUavad It was carried Into n w*t thoreuably conversant with
Ono cry swept lib* wlld-flra ""joying good hoolth today,
ok tba power* 1
tory for anch time a« Om
law bocam* effective. This dropped
mine by a workman an-l problems nf stale government. along th* flv* lines of marcher*
Another to*# Is that of a young
and wilt f**k
itten shall eoma t«’ t|ia Jn U * final ate month* of the *Mt »o«i# peculiar quality In U # Particularly problem, affecting
—"ona- loo. throe—three, two, ‘“ X f»r *«»"» home, penniless,
U Orest Britain In
with
year,
when
tba
law
m
u
operative,
U British n*get|aU*M
underground air petrified it.
| tbs Itailroad commission.- —
on*; to* gringos ,e von" (the hungry, sp?J— Jobless, who wras
te IlMjOOO.
foratgnora »ro getting out)
eoffertng with ■ burning fever.
English a l i B few scattered
11*14 high lor tho president to Something had to be dona. II* ep
anty school board* apparently
ee* from hi. poise* balcony w.ra P*4*** »• ‘h« Alvatlon Army for
4 net taken frit amount of Urn
banner* and aloga0.
praising lld- «» ympond#d- Th. yowig man
they weald suffer from the
bis patriotism and courage md " M l * * * ! ^ ' ,#d* doctored,
and
TVea, Ip mU. might
dacUrlag Ibo poopI. supported n w W m d
te health by ipecA M tbshr sparetlg*f e* dang* red
hlm In halting th* -death of lm* W core aod attention of 8* Iration
Fled C. Parker, sScrotary of Induced tho honor guest.
before the year essl*.
PMlaiUm."
|Army workers. 'Perhaps someKlvranis Int*rnatl*a*l
last 1 A done* was beidrti th* club
Marching
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I
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th*
Maslcana
004 » “* v« ^ * jk4 , r w w k ' *Jtt4‘
after Uis dinner. -Doc"
night at the
dinner
wore group, af Cuban and Yens* * •tr*>,4d frot»
f « Hareld Hippier, vie. pro.ideal
hU ° rrhr»lr* fun,Uh' <1 auelan .Xtte, carrying banu.ra
that said thalr coontrios also “ J*
.N- » « * eosameotsd.
of
argeManUw, Uat good
Csmmlttros forUo night’s pre*
r" ‘
l mottoo* for Klwsniano were Uoa*
gtam seer* a*
follow! tickets, • o r . preparing to throw off lb . , . “*f4 ' I_ * f k U *“
the,gam aver tba ee trance and silt Frank W. Rtobhina, gust is; rag* yob. at -petroleum ImporteR**.' * •” * U » ° * w * h y of yoor w p
Sororai slogan* u,«od Uo * • > •* *
* *
.WAmt. Oj»>
a to the campus af Harvard Uni- Wretion and badges, Z. D. GUea,
•ipropriate oral Ckalnaan of tho drive. "Then
itraliesi,vanity. Tba teacripliou ov.r tba Eastk, and John &
Lochner,
hi Oalnes- ms'rana* says, -Easter Is GrewTgvaroei danc, & Harold Ferres,
car workers ashed for oUmlna f * 44“ “ J * "
..T fT 1 “
Agent, Mrs. In Wisdom,* and that ever th*
EastIs.
why.
,***» "Depart U B a m thy Coun- I Banford guee's attesting the Don of U # BritUh-Bolglanwratod “ P *
- ^ ^ L k ^A n r^
0
street
railway
company.
i¥k4
*PP“
I
wook,
Apr. 4 to 10.
that U s .U p and thy K W ."
'meetlog wore: Dr. aad M r* B D.
White It was primarily labor's'
far pro- j Tba flower was held at U s OaaweU, Mr. aad Mrs. O. D. Warit•how, many otter rectors of U s I BA N JOSE, Callf^-tFI— Faarfopotec* wor* prosoatad.
iteg Uaro are a lot of postcards
AB
mambsr sot
■aagiutn far gals that show Baa Jo** aa It
march* wHh directors at U « was a f*w year* ago, Instead of
CTM. ■•Promt ' Court
Jaatteo tka mateopaila it te today, tka
w a. Ikaro wtOi ringing thamtar *t commorm la trying te
WaaB tkam afl t e . II w ll dktrihaU
VL
dwanis T o ld Of
leedTo Preserve
Hate Wild Life
Capt. R. E. Rose
Adopts Motto For
CITY NEW S BRIEFS Salvation Citadel
Official P l e a d s For
Cooperation Incom
ing Service Appeal
MT«0«u 00Mma
SS.-Stf -TU* x rz
f
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Murphy Measure
Does Not Affect
/
Ci? *"
State
J
Institutions
Mexicans Acclaim
X.
Foreign
Army Bill Galling
F o r $447,808^55 sslstjr,sr jzjt
Received By House
M
Fred Parker Suggest? Mottoes For
Kiwanians At Testimonial Dinner
C
Meeting
«h#
|
Property
'VX C
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S
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WASHINGTON, Mar. 24.
— (AP)~Tlie-Sciutc Finance
Commit!co today eliminated
tho undistributed profits lax
from the H o u m approved
tax revision bill and aubaU- *
tuted a flat rote of 18 per*
cent on corporation incomes.
Chairman ltnrrinon, Mis
sissippi
Democrat,
said
Treasury estimates showed tha
chans*
would
provide hi moat
uior* revenue than
tha House hill, Tho Cniumltte*
vote to strike out (ho contro
versial undistributed profits levy
wai 17 to 4.
Senator* Hartley,
Kentucky '
Democrat. Connelly, Texas Dorn- •
ocrat. Dulkley, Ohio Democrat,
and tmfolletto, Wisconsin Pro-, ■
greiriv*. toted In opposit ionA, 1 L
Chairman O'Connor. Now York - jj
Democrat, announced that t W
Houso liulta Commlttaa would
begin hearings Monday on W «Ptenls for an investigation of
the Tennessee Valley Authority11* islii hi* cue's WS, that '
"thrru Will b* a Joint conarar
rfon«l Investigation."
flrverAI Inquiry proposals' ■!#'
ponding In tho Honoto, chief
nmong them ono by B*nalor Nor
ris, fjubrnika Independent, ./(Or
an Independent Honaiu Invoo^l* £
galhni.
H/irrctory
Morgcnlhau
toddy
•nnouncud that I'rcridrnt Itnoaoveil lure asked • committee of
lill{i federal official* to prepare
a program of financial aid to
liusinea.1
Th" Treasury head, who U
chsiirann Of ~ih<> roimnittr*. said
th* group wuuld "gu over var
ious suggestions for loana to
Industry, including small bullnos. and try (0 put something
logelliur that Is construct Ire,"
II" addnd that hn full thorn
w«s n real iu - iI for rspamled
financing, particularly of small
liiisini’js- but snlq hn did n"t
know whether tho government
could do anythin! about It.
Ots of ilia first thins* tho
coinmitts" will study, ho *a|d.
la the ability of private 'Inatltutlmia U> furnish such financ
ingWHh Murgonlhau <>n duyeoru*
mltteo ara James ItuorcvolL soar
and sovretary of th" pra»w*nt!
rliairman Jess* 11. Jon*o of tba
Reconstruction Corporation; view
Chairman Ituntld llansoin of tb*
Federal Roiervo
Hoard:
and
Chairman William O. Uougtea ot
the Securities Commission.
1100,000 000
I
•wa
Senate Agrees To
Publish
Statement
______
1. ,
WASHINGTON, Mnr. 21—
—The sonata agreed today to publish in the congressional recatd
a statsment by Gen. Charles F.
Nummerall, th* armyk fonddr
chief at etaff, upholding th* mil
itary vs his of the proposed H ot.
Ida ship canal.
Tha atetemint, to b* reprint
from tha Orlando' Horsing
net, was offered for the
by Senator Sheppard, d
Trias, chairman of U m mil it
affair* commit!**.
Summcrell, prsridont at Um
Gulf-AUanli* Ship Cuaal amorla tioa, said tho waterway would
sores ta spood tra as portatioa o f .
troop* aad tuppllos In Um* of 1
Aay other “first ctesa power,*
tddvd. would havo built U teof
ago.
.£4
.J
LOCAL WEA1
Fair te partly claady
•ad Friday with *
•bowoia on
e
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«
f l e r Declares
siy P r o r a te s
lurting D em an d
S
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—'By JOHN HIX
N r farther proof ediroea the aathor. incloalng a otaaped earolape fbr reply.
' Tfetfc IS* brvOtr rack i f p «
s ta rs In plenty of hot soapy w ater
—Just u jr*n w ould' woali any
other cooking utensils. Dry It c u t fa 'ly before replacing i t You will
then have a broiler th a t will con
tinuously look like new.
8A>*F0RD MARKET REPORT
Beg. V. f. N t Of
Ceetlswre Orem Woo* On*
•f Agriculture, through the Celery
Marketing Coniiol Committee, hi*
held out Iho hope th-t they could
jggDla.tr Ilie shipment* of ee'ery
To mirVrt so es to fnrera res
et nablo price;—a price lufflelenl
(a pay »o*t of pmdurtlen and learn
BOPIO profit, hut oo far they hare
flared (o do Ih'a. If wo gel a tr i
Frnll* and Vegetables
F m h Daily
Cat Flower*
CURB SERVICE
Prices Right—See Us „
co lo r acheme nolo: T ty tinting
your ice cube* w t'h ' v tfcllib lr
U t l I’KAa |l l m » | KIb .. i n . bpft dyeo. A opring aalod, fo r Inotance,
van. ace. to qualllr,
Few I* delightful to look a t and on* Corner 2nd and Palmetto
1* b » l IU 1.
usually eriep If it I* se t In a bowl
I'KL->\N1I; am. varlvae varlUeo
d«- fa ir to i m L per lb.. I l k - l l c
'
i*v- PKI'I'KIIH: d o
be«
e p i,
f,w Woodirr. iim «i fiaalltr. t i l l , lie
bus. rrts., Wone.rs
tr o t.
]
•»r * POTATOBhi
N orln.rn.
Mala#
l" r . Oreea Meuetalne. CWT bage. few
ii.M -ii.io.
■It-. I-UTATOW: flupptlta moCerale.
. , | dewabd tall, niareet llcedr, Fla.
llllia Triumph*. bear, bpie. t
rrta . field erede * park. No. la.
*-• II.Mr N a te, te - ll t US eemreer>*r. dale. No. te. lie.
V
'■tr.
1'INKArPl.KM: C abas \t l1 . trie.
*«• l l - l l . No Ruppllee.
Y
llAtiiniKUi t i e , per I m baa*
d e^ ( t u r t l e ..
A
t
r**W?7 niMNACtlt d a ,
h n ./\b « k lB ,
*■1 ’ itleeoiadale. li-U e.
No* \Z « a l•wr end and »l-llc.
HQIIAHIIi J'lm. BUI, bah to, Tel•re-, low Croekneeee felr lo ireiw,- qeal(With or Without Vest)
I H r II le -ll.1 l; White, ordlnarr to
* •’ , fair. I l .lt .
“ • ht R a u HKItniF*'
Fla.
stale
***r | „re. | U- qualllr. l-le .
_ > HWI.P'I i -u TATOMU: Sootherh,
a Pnrle llleoe. tew fine qualllr,
■
CWT base, l l . l l - l l . i l . r!“ HVIIl'l": (Cana) Southern. OaL
(2 Piece) t
rmei. le e
roTATORS; (N artharn) Mala#
fir. Mountain. CWT bage, l l .l t d r TOMATOKS: fluppllet tight de
mand Moderata. market ata.dy.
UB* Fla. loora aria, approi. IS tba.
net. w it# mod* Iq q u alllr A
enndlllnn, (1r--ne
A turnlaga,
(1 - n r r .llr ILIl-IM O . Bit bahts,
fair to cimmI qualllr are to rondl■
_________ lion. II.SS.UltlB lain. A larger
Spencer’s Market
jtMH a iw t'
f;f aonablo prim for one-third of the
fto jtie ,0 kto, ■
tra p , can wo p a r off ib e n f W hst
will onr labor do If we ehlp only
■ ana third o f o cr erop; and how
‘.fWIII o u r merchanta fere on the
's p e n d i n g ' from a one-third crop?
. llow con employment bo main* •
tabled by re .(rid in g
our main
f bnilnesiT
"An am atln g thing about our
fl
a .
. Government's regulation of farm
. products end price# and some of
**.lta other pcllrllles ti th at the Corernm ent holds out hope*, anil en
courage* the belief th a t Its plane
will fore mir Iroub're, ami oil the
A
while they are m iking these pro
mise*, o n prediction*, we lire
• largely on th is a ir of hope and
trim ! and do not »tlr ourselves
to sell our product* and to create
a larg er demnnd for our goodie Do
r o t aupposn th at Iho crnned'good*
man oml tho fto trn food man are
pclllng In th e > horns.
•'Our prm lirt* rre not nreesaillea of life. If they am to ho sold,
- they m ost lie actively presented In
. probabln cii*t»mer*, nnd the pre»M iH ts ttg o fd iW e
auia fo r sales must be constant
o r tho demand will illsupprar end
(lry up.
" I em ennvlnrrd th a t If ship
m ent! o f celery nrn restricted, the
dem ind Will |;et Ins*’and less ni
(ha years gu by nnd our customer* j
fo r trlc iy will ru t Something else,|
—they tnay bo ru lin g something
else now. .
"The next thing Hie Department
o f Agrlctdltien will do, or try tu
do, will be In aet nVreage quotas
and Irll you qml me |mw m urh'w e
Minlstor u( lie n pun.
. .
j weed of the t hsiiK" rru< lied Ike
• can plant end then when my boy< POOL HALL (TATCBMAN . . . .
lainhi XIV of Kianeo loved to
Hy 149a I'hnliiiltuil was still r-slili'iils of Uluh!
w ant to form, they mill go to a
County Agent to go: a permit In |i|*y I iIIIumIn. Ilu bun good, loo hi! 1(1 r 1 Iiuii I^mj* at l.’illlardi, *" ICE (WEAKER LRMACK . . . .
t’tralcalc iciaMM wnrn partly
grow celery uud * County A gent and fow ineinhura o f Id* to u r ' Im heemnu ( i nirulh'r ilrm 'ral ot
will »ay. "No, you can’t got Into were tilde in dnfnal him. Those Krumv. ii |,i>rllion he held with- rC/ponnlblc tor Ihe run- irudHni
tho huslnens of growing eclciy. who could ilnicil not, for fea r «.'• out Mllii'iuiililnq hi* other tli|r« i t the Krni*rk for the llu**lan
IaiuI* ,\IV tile liilluwInR year (lovt-rn'm-nl III IHS*. Klin Wa»
TAi hove nil tho celery we can arousing h i. anger. T h a i la. .ill
dlM>l»yiil Ills f i^i m l,hip for hir 570 riot long. 7 | feet wide, witff
perm it." Thai will he a laid state hut min man
c f rffa lrs, but t* I* not a t ah im
Mlrhe| i | i < Clipiiitllinl
rould | hh,| hull ('iiiii|iiinlim hy inakluK n loud iliuosUl of :B fan l ami
Idm Minister of H ide. Ihn »oi: h id n displuiriiirut
uf about
possible.
nnd did h a u l th e kin g ut
h||
in
the N.nuo inns —lli'u iJrgo.I |re-br«ak“Jlambone »*y* wo know "more Kurds Am t ulinngn a * It *ec*us. mill liiwlia-st iMislllnii
•lid more about !c»» and leaa." Im limde the king llltq it- Ills i m i l y, ntid in I7ol 1 tlim uanj or t.ve r liiilit.
Id* nduilrutlon hr
heiievolcndy
llu.isi.ui n atal authorlllas frit
l«chnh|ne Ml handling la>ul* wa
tquill lo Ihnt ho ill .played wi ll • 11111111!; ChnnilUart Mlnlatcr ol Ihut whllo the Kitnaik was In
Hie Ihillfc lliclr final could ,aD
the hllihiid tun unit coniMM|Uiqitl> War!
w a|* icach <i|ein .oa, a* this
('h a u il'lm t v o n i |,i- layer mill MYSTERY GOVERNMENT , . .
I’luh'., (trill government * wa* muaajnit i|ilp could ch»rga ( t
adlplrnlioii ot llm Ling Inaleud
proYIniuiinl. mluhlished in Hslt*. feet nf aolld leu a t nlna knot!
*
The vernal e<|ulnox on Mar. 21 nl ot hi* Ire.
In li|i|iu-<-i<illrn o f t.'linirllllarl'a
when the sun enter* tho aairom ndrnl signs n l A 'ics, upon i!n i.kill. In u la uppolnleil him M in
.tourney around llm /uxiiac marks ister • I I'Tnanvo in K h . A,* If
• ha m elon' beginning of Hie Niw tills wiqn not i noiigh ipw oul fur
Yc»r cnmmrnmrnlril hy Ihe lto-1- being l h|i; |o |i|ny th e gom e „n
c u r ia n Order. AMOItC, a phUo- well, lam is n Id ill inioilior (Kin
rophlcul fra irrn llv sia'cd tralsy:
“The tradl'lonsl hlitoiy of lid'
1 .
,,
.,
I I.i- c h le y reported that le s t cilia
no rk ru rlu n e." snye l„ A. Ileniud
1* o r
L o c a l t" 'J <•••'«•
In the relocal Itoelcruclln rrpreaJi'a'.lvp, K U ( i i ( >
. , .
in idea I reel limn o f t|n> rhunty over
"recoids lla es npllahinattiy durln r
is
L i v e n the !!B u u tt ultra-high frequency
Ihe reign of IT^ornoh Amrnho'vp P o l i c e
—
.
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a transmlltei- which ntso bring* on
IV , lilCO II. C.. who I* said to
L u st
A d l U S l m e n t S Imrcawsl erflcleury to the operahave Insli'uted lh" undent cere
_
,»■
tlpn* o f Min i Iff t*. M. Hand in
many and feu*', which 1* contin
< f-a iie n e ! o - f a r - a i- i
ninliKn nlug
law
nnd
order I VIASIIINOTON. Mar. 2I.-(AT
ued Ip commemoration In tbn operation ill n o tify in g the Pul lea throughout lh a e u llie
County, - Fihnk-C* iinell, newapnper pub
ramn a n c K n in p m n e r by
the D epart ill el 11 o f
anyth tig ilia t slnre one o f Hm auto* In thl* dr- lisher, l-*l night demanded that
R m lrrurlun* rfiroughout the world m lyh t iu rrn tn their aUerd on.
parlm en t ha* U-en equipped w i'h Hie renal f alaillsh It* lobbying
today The 'm pernlor of the O l
The Pollro |h*|inrliiieul de|ionU», n i dio n -crlror.
invp*tlgrt/jn ronnniHtn and pub
d er declares annually, by p ro d s- on tho eo-opciuthin uf th e real*
Xtr. laiigld ey nl«o reported iems I Ion flam the (Irand lualga ol dent* o f llihi C ity In re ta in in g re v in e 'messitges in (he h e ir t of licly *|nd!igl*e for lla "rlcioualy Il
th e O rder In Kan Joae, California, n u ip k lo iu rhnrnclers, w ieck* m il O rlando end nlsu beyond Drl-and legal J/llv Ilra.'*
Hw-rutiile Ids drmnild an head of
th e exact dule of the ci rcinony," n lh rr nm tleia which need nttep- to Ihe north,
Ibd rat'onvl ciminiiltre to uphold
Throughout N orth and Hou'h tlon o r I lia departm ent, t Ii c f
A r n o l d o f every jnan a rrestrJ
Amorlca. newly appointed officers W illlsm * ataUsI, askin g that d l l - hero f* mn nUiiucd tu file* along !/rnsHtutonnl government whoae
for Io n ) lodge* and rhapters ol sens te k r iiilv»nl»ire o f thl* In* vvllh his fin gerp rin ts and crim inal |eieru l|v e secretary. Dr. Edward
■A. Ilumrly, fares n conlempt of
the ro d rly will lie Ins’alled fol *
C ir*scd e fflrle iiry in reiv lce.
lils trr y w h hli Is ohta'ncd from the !lh* senate rlliHnn for refualng to
lowing the ancient rile*.
In teiU n g tliu rq u puient, M r. 'Kederel Itn rriu o f I n ia sllg stla n laurrcnder Hi<> orgrnltatioii'a prl*
-- --------------- *------i In Wash n r ton wlirro a ropy of Jva'a recoids to the lobby investi
Wear Washable Suits
And Keep CC
mm
Men’s Wash Suits . .
T eM im fV M oW s
Pl
»0«>--6H ICS PICK
Ladies’ Wash Suits ,
Linen Pants..........
Duck Pants .
MIHKf«0fW«Hi)e
Cotton Pants . . . . .
MIHWKftOfWWtftlW
(Colored, Striped)
One Day Service
* On Request
n tm ts iu im o il
Ancient Kites Mark
Rosicrucian NewYcar
Do You Know.
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•
(No Extra Charge)
Sanford Paint & Glass Co.
Will Finance Your Paint And Repair Job
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Small Payment Each Month At 6% Interest
Nothing To Pay Until 30 Days After Job la Completed
R
fin g e r p rig 's o f oil vlo'ator* artrel «*l ore sent to bo placad on rvcord.
| A lso Instnllrq nt ihe local d e
partm ent Is the latest police p 'lolography
equipment
(com m only
rolled n " m a g g n g m sih ln e ") and
gator* last Friday.
Crndrmnlng a* "Infamous" the
rom nattie formerly banded by
Kuprenio Court Justlro Black and
now directed by Senator Min'on,
Indiana., Gannett charged that ita
, rencNed actlvIHc* are prompted
| by a detira lu ameer and Initmldata" hi* and other o rg an lu t ona
the fin cm p rin t* and crim inal hi*
figoimY the government rworgaallo ry o f «|| w ho m e arrested.
aat on bill.
In tlieaetlayi, families and friendi may be Mattered to
the four wlmli-but reunloni are quirk. Iiajqiy and Inex|>emivc when you uae long distance telephone service.
Keep those tic* of friendship and affection alive and
strong. On hoUday^binlulayi, or any day, let yout voice
eapreu your greetings to loved ones In other dlic*.
• Anytime in the day or night-right now in fact-thc
long distance operator is ready to take your call. Ask her
lot Information about die call you want to make.
Mastwdev S n a t#
Y , H udler, Mgr,
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LAUNDRY
Looking For Your A d !
... Don’t Disappoint Thi
They want to see your a d . . . because they shop in the
Herald first, where they know there anr values to be
trusted.
f
These people are your best customers. They want to
buy and they DO buy what you have to. offer. But
they want value, too, and
because' •they
have faith
in
--- — C l .
L m .n / .
Jurr a |dcaaant greeting, ami tliu mile* melt away before
the warm tones of your r o i u v over the telephone.
•
Seminole County
Publisher W a n t s
Senate T o S t o p
Lobby Committee
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B ia M la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
• And Water Tranaportatloa
Seminole C o a ly Prodacea
More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In America
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1928
E ffo rt M ade
To Cut Agency
From Control
FARR TO WEp EX-FOLLIESGIRL
MEXICO EXPROPRIATES FOREIGN OIL INDUSTRY
Administration Beats
Attempt To Exempt
. U. S. Agency From
Reorganization Bill
LaFolIette A s s e r t s
William Green
Fights Measure
WASHINGTON, Mar.
O Pt
—The AilminVralion''a naval a«*
$
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panalon bill, outspoken critics tor
day Indicated, will become the
‘
vehicle for a far-rsarhlng Senate
l f e » V i»"
d ilu te Of) foreign policy, neutrality
anil n s’lonsl defense.
H H m g f - , | Senate opponen'a of the 1>|||,
which the llou.c passed yesterday
vC H R ’
2W to |no, are led by Senators
Borsh, Idaho Itepnb'lrnn, and I •Follette. Wlaconiln
Progrreilvs.
They expected to deride on atratsoon after disposal of the
| o er-nnicift- a-argnn list Ion bill.
|
I.rF o'lette, call ng the projected
---- jL '-M
$1.100,000.000 expenditure for new
ships "preposterous", rriticlacd
Wcnael, formas 'particularly >h« proposal of naval
w York p arty lo I experts to develop fleets capable
lB U Mias Wandefending the United 8tatea on
both coeate a t the same time,
ae a consequence
Alflinugh the program le genclaimed . marred erally considered America's ana*
w rr to ,rggressor powers, the bill
-------------- 1 carries a statem ent asserting <ha
in
a
v United S lates would welcome a
I f P r l A F P # ' w r'd
d h ir m a m e n t. conference.
»
ilm tlil tran sfer , of- the Forest
S ery 'e* ‘from the . Agriculture to
, w i l l t ■» | i v p w n i i * I i v v e ,
w u x we—-
.<
.
g
t
r
v
Fred
Wilson,
chairman
of
the salvation Army’s Home B rrv
Ico .Appeal, today railed
upon
the cllliena of tUnfurd to put
their shoulders to th« w h ttl and
co-oporatt with ilia Salvation
X ra n rn fT ta 'h U p i eormormtty an*
dertaklnk for the aplrltaal da*
velopmnnt,
character building.
and wcUuis needs of underPrl* Urged people.
In u reauuir uf Iho work of
thu organisation for |a»t year
It wua point"d out there were
175 famllioa who received 1,111
rerial basUtam c, a ,
well as
helpful advlro from this organixatiou and that throe were about
»l>0 garm ent'. 100 pairs of shoes
given to needy, medical aid llv*
en to »avtn families- and fnrnltaro given to nine families, be
side grocery orders Bud denial
aid for peraous In Sanford and
Gem inula County. .
The Salvation Army furnished
transient i w ith i ' 413 , bade. •**
rnrals. gave medical aid. to One.
(C a n lin u a s o a r a t s ' le re e *
1
r
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0
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A n u w iiA v c o ^ y ,^
O rw e u O
OK CCt'IM
m
<I
sM uviaa
Bloody warfare raged on in
Cltitin and bpuiu today while
the rem «r litu world relaxed
Humewluit Ironi ita recent
tension. Thu Sluttish tnaurKenls, Ituviug consolidated
their recent sweeping gains
in Aragon, started "soften
ing” the government’s new,
defensp line ill the rugged
lit
MUI
|
Sanford Leads
Cities Of Class
In Bond Sales
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
$79,612.50~Tn v e s t e d
Here InGovernmcnt
Bonds Last Year
Seminole
d io p te r
of
Future
Farm ers of America will tie held
In the rafeletln uf ih< Hemlnole
terrain aouthrait of Alcanls. \
Acilal bombardment
and InAtntcy oK arka supported by
tunkx broke through the govern
ment line hut the defenders rallied
end tem porarily
at Itast pre
vented
the
insurgents
from
driving eastw ard toward the Med*
Itrrrunran.
In Chinn the Japanese pounded
steadily nl Ihe Chine«e forces
n’ong the grand Canal but made
alow headway against the Chlnaeo
MKXICO CITY, Mar. 22.—(/P)—
An American and two Mexican oil
company executives were reported
held prisoner yesterday by T am -'
pleo workers in Ihe first disorders i
develop ng from President C ar-|
donas' expropriation of the fo r-'
elgn petroleum Industry.
I
Tampico advices said K d»ard[
HotTegn, American
auperhiteir
dent of the Standard Oil rom iuny
uf New Jertey refinery there, and
the Mexicans were held within a
building by workers demanding
luiymenl of Itark pay.
Company off.cinls
here 'aid
they knew of no pay due, unless
It was one day’s wngrs In certain
fields where
pay-day
was on
Thursday Instead of 'Friday or ■
Saturday as elsewhere.
Meanwhile, Iho possibility Mrs- 1
too wmuM lake a leaf out of Ger
m any's bank look and institute
n Hyiilein of "blinked pesos" was
suggested.
P
Foreign exchange ileilings wore 1
suspended by the Central benk of 1
Mexico at tlio same lime Uiat ex- '
propilation of the $<00,000,000.1
foreign
oil industry
was s ir 1
noiineed lost week. Other banka '
followed soil.
'
White king lines of Mexican* 1
pnrnileil' final windows of the Ilstik
its " f Mrxiro exchanging currency for 1
to .s ilv e r ruins, banking rjiixrlrrs said
It; | If wna nni|eratoo<t the gnvrrnmeiil
da coirtcrpplalrd establishing
two
I. , I
(Csntlausa an Hasa Toessl <
Herbert H. Lehman
Flays Government
T a x i n g Policies
Sanford Students To
Get College Degrees
In China Battle Rag
es For Possession
Of Vital Railroad
T uxm n J
jretary of Suite Cordell Hull had
Utah Hehool tomorrow night .at
npproved. rinliraelng eonatruetlon
lT )& tC <lf n Heet powerful enough to deSanford cltitcna bouglil more 7:oo
fend both coasts simultaneously, Unl'ed States Saving- bonds last
Tim regular meeting ot Iho
protect all territories and posses- year than uny other Florida city
inty t» * , ,Jona ns well ps "commerre and haring a second class pout office, l.lon'a tints will be ln-|i| in tin
ouat I t cltitcna abroad" and carry out all a bulletin from the Treasury Me- Valdes Hotel Wednesday night
an*
hajf nl | national policies.
partm rnt revealed today, la per at 7:00 o'clock, offidula
d. T a il The policy section waa offered capita sales, Sanford ranked 12. iioujned tinlny,
da I*1 ^ e adm inistration's answ er to
The total enles here aggregated
7|i»i sWoakly meeting of UiO
n /ltlg q rM U .8 e D |te criticism of P r e a * ||9 J l U Q
a t. .which. . $46,01140
_________ ______ ________________ Odd rciTdwa Indgn urhi'KeM Tn
' the ram ainm g $24,000 were mail the odd Fellows llaU Iasi night,
order aelra,
,* liefreshmaitl s were served (o|
Metalled annlyaia of the daily, lowing the business meeting,
sale a t each of the post offices
- ■■ ■
.throughout Ihe country nulhorited
A "lllg Stew" for nil loeat
to sell .Savings Bonds was begun la-gionnnlreri, will )*• held in the
ion Sept. 1, 10311, and for the y rs r legion Hut Monday night Apr. t,
lending Aug. SI. <037, showed that according in plana mad.t In thu
| there w as n m aturity Value sale regular business meeting of the
c f $030,748,500, or mu average A m rilcan legion last night, G. M,
sale of $2,101,500, for each bust- Woikinan, who presided over the
ness day for the first year theao meeting, said today.
1 records wrr* kept.
— ■■ ■*
{ The attached Isliu’sHons show
Tim t ••■•My sir ill lor Ihe K<>n»
j for this |irr:od of one year the of the l.egi«n . Mriim and lluale
cash sales of the first ten ranking Corps will he hold in the Atimrlelties, towns and villages of Ihe ran l,«Rion Wednesday „|glit |„..
first, second, third and fourth ginning nl 7 on o'clock, Perr y
class post offices, which led the Mem tiuuuiinred today, adding
nation In their respective classes that the rorpa Is preparing for
In the a r le 'o f savings bonds for Its nppuurnnro In Urn Hiaio eon*
Keen
n
o
England Shuffles •
Foreign Policy
*^1
Jf- ■ .’V
WASHINGTON, Mar. 22.
— (AP) — Administration
;adcra today beat off the
irat move in the Senate to
exempt a specific federal
agency from the executive
reorganisation bill. They de
feated 60 to 33 a proposal by
Senator Pittman,
Nevada
Democrat, to prevent a preai*
t
d
n
a
Europe Relaxes From
Tension Of Recent
Weeks As Crisis Is
Apparently Passed
SANT* tuLsira
Measure For Ships
Is “P rep o stero u s”
TV A ChairmanRefus
es To Give Reason
Against R e m o v a l
•
g
ii,
d
ir
i,
<1
it
o
it
e
Wgr Continues
On China And
S pain Fronts
WASHINGTON, Mar, 13. —Of)
—Gov. H erbert II- l-ahhian of
Taxes: on • |h r ll37 roll* ' be
N«w York, whom Franklin U. come delinquent' on - thu • first
Itooscvelt Ones called "my atronji Monday'In April, after whtfch the
right man," charged
yesterday t*x collectoje Sr* required by law
that "independent sovereignty ot lo ndvartlao end toll lands Upon
the States is Ihreataaed by ra d which the Ilk? tasga /am ain un
tr a l U sing pnllrles."
paid and aUo tO 'lovy dpon and
HU ebraga was mads in a lat sell a ll' personal property upon
te r to the Henato Finance Com whirls, ta ie e hra not pgld
mittee, which U 'studying
the
To etortfy .th e erro n eo u s opin
H ouse-approved*las revision bill ion. that all landf on which ta le s
preparatory to
Senate
action are delinquent a te not ad v ert
upon I t
tlaysl. * Mr. Jtnktna pointed out
The New York Governor said th a t.,If faxes'ayw outstanding for
he epoke for all m ates In a sk ■JI33 »r subsequent years, a lax
ing th a t the Federal Government -c'riiflcafe I* held by tb s ' state
agree to a lo percent credit on • N th at in some] cases Ihe propFederal estate taxes "on account y ly ' -ronllnue*' to b# assessed,
of daalh duties paid to the S tale j
mil because the certificate.- la al
and territories."
^ r - w ready held gy the B u te the prop,
■Lehman Mid the Ilonas hill’s
ertjr is not advertised o r *old.
provision for n i f i . | percent
credit for *tasea paid $ tales waa
e q a|ra|en t lo taylng States had
only a one-elxth right to aetata
taxes.
The New Yorker wag L U eten
ant Governor of h it Blato whoa
Mr. ItooooaolL thon Governor., Woodmen of the World will bocaUod him -m y
strong right gb. in the U g lo n H a t tonight s t
m e * - Ho differed pobllcly w llh |g ;oo o’rlock Inalaad e f 7:80 o'clock
tho P rto id tn l last yaar over U # as has boon the eastern during the
Roosevelt court , reorganisation | w inter month*. C. C Collin*. Jun
t a U call mg I t . “a greatly *
lor p ia t brad cental, announced
today.
Consul Commander James G.
Sharon will preelde over the
meet lag, (be feature e f which
-------- i —.w ill he an Ini'latlam e f now mamchaaaaf on b en . The URIaHen wUl b* under
the hepe e l.th e directlen e f the
following
Md Una 'committee: J. P . ' McClelland, J.
Government)A. Lane, A. L. Thornei, O. R.
I Smith, and B. HhteUiff,
tVomen’8 Civic Group Of County
C Of C Plans For Next Season
Initial action was taftan .yes
terday morning by.-lhe WoipVn'a
Civic 'C om m ittee of the Jscmmrde
Crnrnty Chamber of Commerce toward o u tlining In advance a completa .atrd varied program of en.
trrtMipmrnl fo r. .w luler -,v Jay ora
during the n eat aiaaon . / , . V ■.*
According lo tentative
plan*,
various civic and social organisa
tion* In Ihe City will he tailed
ufmtr to provide at least one aw
tvrtainreant program in addition
to reg u lar acH vltlaa-of the Ban.
ford T ourist Club. Included in a
tentative program is a tour of
tha most beautiful gardens and
an inspection of th e Indus!rraa in
this area.
While th e Praaant toarisl rea
son has t***n conceded Ihe most
successful In the recent history
of Banford. ibis plan for addi
tional a n tertal am ent will pro
vide further attractive induce
ments to the vlettersO f p articu lar interest to mamhern of th e Committee, waa aa
annowoeomemt th a t their actlvl
tie* will ho th e subject ol a tea.
ta re article te appear In (ha An*
n aa| W om ens edition ef the Bel-
Mr*.
C. 4> rl, I’resldent ot
the Banford- Tourist Club, v u
cordially wrlcoiaod as a new
member. Mr*. Earl together with
flecretarr Ina 41. Fenwick will
officially represent tha Tourist
Club in membership of the Civic
Committee. In response to a re
quest fo r a report on the many
activities of the tourist organise.
4Ion. Mr*. Earl enthusiastically
praised Ihe
Bemlnols
County
Chamber of Commerce for Us
work |a
promoting
H«mtno|e
County’s u lim ite d tourist appeal
end also fo r providing unusual
entertainm ent
features, espec
ially the -unforgettable" e ic ir slons In the Ht. Johns River
Mr*. Endi-r C urled o f Geneva.
General Chairmen, presided over
lha moating which woe held in
tha Chamber of Commerce Bqild*
Ralph l lag.
R. M. Burns. Leads In
Chess Tournament
Tourist Club Gives
Money To Buy Tree
In apreriation of Iho rrcreation*
ul facilities lo he provided in F o rt
With two ■■Hindu of tho two Mellon I'ark and as an expression
city ihev* tournament already of rooperation in |la eonatruetlon,
member* uf the Hanford TourUt
played, H. M. Hums, prominent
chess player. Iras taken Iho lead Flub unanimously voted an e p sufficient
to pur
with a total of If- games s a g and pruprUtlon
chase a tree for planting In tha
only
one
guine
lost.
TAI.LAHA8BEG, Mar. *2.—(^*) *
park. While a selection has not
— Justice Rivers Bufaril ’ of .the , The third round Of the tourna yet hern made, ■ tree th a t will
Florida Supreme Court todsy saldl ment will, he played during lira lie in bloom during the w inter sea
40 Iierecm Vf the Totem would be! regu|ur ineotliig of th o 'tln tf ini son will be secured to conform'
disqualified Ip
counties usiny I the Veldes Hotel tonight at 7:30 with Ihe landscaping, according
1
voting marbfhr* In th e'M ay p rl-i o'clock.
lo Mrs. C. C. Karl.
individual i c o i o i i r e
merles. Ill-s a id the taw does pot
This . ac'lon was taken a t tho
allow a*.sufficient numUkr of m a-l II. *U llttu u k 4Hv*it f*n «l} *11
regular business and social meet*
chines or riiTfieirnt time, for each i«*« Hc«pl«4 ( l ) f U i t i l t
4 *|
ing of Ihe Tourist Club held in the
Mt. EftTkll I I k«'|**4|wt I !»i
voter to Register a r ho Ice. ,
Chamber of Commerce Building
> I t Hl«warr IHa l» )
I t 1!
Thla^statem ent was disputed by, A- II. ls«i«»Ji>ir (Hun I
4
Monday evening, with Mrs. E arl,
A.
C
MsdiUn
IH
m
u
)
*
Kj
attorney. -John K. Matthews of
I’rraldcnt of the Club, presiding.
Mr. K n u ^ 'im id n u l)
I
JarkaonvIBa who asked the court ( K. F.«rno\lBri (Mbii )
The featured entertainm ent fo r
3
to interpret the 11*27 voting m a-j II. MimMUsliip lHum I I
the
evening waa music furnished
l»* II I*$$!«• (Hanford i
1
chine law aa perm itting V olusia' Mr.
by the Seminole C hapter Futurw
Ilnmlllnti
•
county lo use 45 machines for
Frrm era String Band. Mrs. E. V.
perinrenlul purposes.
. •* . , ’
Haines is program chairm an fo r
the month of March.
Voting’ Machines Not
Feasible Says Buford J
Alabama Nurse Dies
From Brutal Beating
WASHINGTON, Mar. 22.-<iF)
—President- Raoaevalt nominated
Nellie Taylae Rosa of Wyoming
yesterday fe r another term aa
director of the Mint.
He also sent to the Senate the
nomination a f Captain William F.
Halsey J r ., lo bo re a r adm iral In
lb# Navy and M ajor Tbomaa D.
Stam ps, corps of engineers to 'bo
professor of civil cxuT m ilitary on*
ginrering a t Ihe United S tate.
Military Arademy.
I-
MONTGOMERY, Ale., Mar. ftBrutally beaten in a thicket
near bore, Mice Eunice Ward, 4k,
form er President of the ‘Alabama
Nurses Aakoclatioo, died today.
Physicians said he’r ahull waa
fractured/'.
H er. alatsr, Lillian, S t, retired
Navy auras, also attacked, waa
recovering from a terrific heating
qrhlah, aha said, was administered
by • n eg r^ who robbed the als'ere
la they mere picking wild flowers.
NF.W YORK. Mar. 22.-<A”>—
The three rrinceeeea Zogu of Al- f
h in la are cutting abort their American tour hecauao of a change
in the data of thair brothet'a wed- ;
dUWf.
^v-* -
LOCAL WEATHERF a ir .to parity cloudy
and -Wednesday,
�k
3
•wvr
?V t *
Iu S
f OKP
The k f c i t a i Referendum
lif_
Ham
E x a c tl y o n * w e g k a / t f r th e
.tie P r i m a r y In
M a y , a n e le c tio n w ill b e b ga ld In 6 an\ii>ole C o u n ty to d e
i , r n ^ ttp *■»« M; te r m i n e w h e t h e r t h e ..fre e h o ld e r* e r e w illin g t o b o n d t h e
C o u n ty to Che e x t e n t o f $ 8 6 ,0 0 0 f o r t h e p u rp o e e o f e r e c t A r o A y g w ^ g ’ i n f a $ 1 8 0 ,0 0 0 h o e p i t n l ., T h e d if f e r e n c e b e tw e e n t h e
a m o u n t o f t h e b o n d i u u a a n d t h e c o s t o f th e p r o j e c t la t o
°
b e f u m la h e d b y t h e f e d e r a l g o v e rn m e n t;
W e a r e g la d a t t h l a tim e to c o m m e n d t h e C o u n ty Com*
m la a to n a ra f o r a u b m l tt ln g t h i s q u e s tio n to a r e f e r e n d u m .
#••••••
lltttiitM
W h ile t h e r e m a y b e s o m e d iffe re n c e * o f o p in io n a s to t h e
llllffM IM *
a d v is a b ility o f f u r t h e r . In c r e a s in g th e b o n d d e b t, o f flonil-'
MtlMT #* Dole C o u n ty , t h e r e « a n b e h o q u e s tio n a t a ll a r to ' t h e * r ig h t
q f t h e p e o p le t o e x p r e s s th e m s e lv e s o n t h i s im p o r ta n t' j h a t
t e r . .'
A s It’ a U n d a n o w . I f t h e f r e e h o ld e r s v o te In t e v o r , o t
OMapauy
t h e h o a p H a l o n H a y 1 0 , , 'a th o r o u g h ly m o d e m a p d u p -to d a t e h o s p ita l, m o r e t h a n tw ic e th e v a jd e , o f t h e b o n d s
‘^w SW ^w /fiFT SfifllB v o te d , w ill-b e b u ilt. B u t If th e f r e e h o ld e r s v o te a g a i n s t It,
lH«r* Ifa M b w w4 *<
t h e m a t t e r o f a n e w h o s p ita l ^ 11 ) h f d ro p p e d a n d w e ell
• r n * c a n g o o n a b o u t o u r b u s in e s s (e a v ip g tp so m e f u t u r e g e n
_
„ titit*
e r a t io n I h e d u ty o f p ro v id in g a d e q u a te a c c o m m o d a tio n s f o r
t h e s ic k a n d In v a lid ,
Between-now and M ay 10, every ' freeholder in the
W V i H l i tli i mt
County should mdka it his business to ascertain for him
S
a
iW e ffi.w .
.
*"i
a b o u t Ma n h a t t a n
■s 000* 1* t t f c r t r - - >
NEW YORK, M ar. II.—Cover- * display of antiques, sa d I sight
ing ' a r t galleria* fas New York ad ana gilded bed that mu*t sureWASHINGTON, a C , M ar. ZI. U usually a barn, and 1 would ba |w have been slep t in by Marla
a
It
—R rprram iatives from building. tba la s t to ' rocointrfer*f It as a A ntoinette a t least.
t a rfciiore with only a a t isast. It m b adtrned hy
Airing* S M -loaa sssaclatlMM, dpi .
: ,*
o f Btandhtavlan culture
purred an m r l p g i s c h are pledged j *** day* to
1 yen, ona os ryaled proax-nsders sparUng a t
their “w holehearted and com - 1 aathtaig eaa
p’ete raoparatloa1’ to th* P a d e m l, ‘be m aay h i 67th, street near th e rltgy sp a t ol'SDO years ago.
M/
U nfortunately,
however, . I
►a f*w Intermay
Housing A dministration hi c a r r y |
_
....
. . l j looked It up to the catalog and by
lag out (h« provisions of (ho Ns.Erobably you wih eojey tba por- th a t act denuded It alt o t ronausea,
ttonal flensing A ct. •
'■>.
Tha exp rm atwn culm hasted a tr a it a f a Procurator s> Venice, I t was merely ap iron te d pa<ntthree-dry eonfertneo between Fad- a w b U rb a a rik d old gsartleptan ed and a relic of the Philadelphia
era) Ilo n eu g A dhlbdatfatica of- who* leaks Juafa- lice th a t new pro- C enunnlsl ExposIHon.
• e e
fleiuls a r t the “E H A . Ssvtaga m b r r i * e C aro l. soooibtad the
K atb arite Cornell ob.rrved her
and Lasn Advisory ^oaoctl", a a tb a r day? - . . i Z T th ere la f
repnnetitsiiva body select ad from young Maiden with black early new b bthday by telling evct>different- sadtbme a f Use country hair, half nude and g atin g fend- body aha w as 49, which Is jro'L
' | * r t m In
i th(M
‘ K days
'
candor
ol
called to W aablngtoo to discuss ly I t a dkblti , . Tba featnbtaa frashhig
con fron tin g Iho aavings azpU tr th a t th is to the Ideal o f adltad birth eerttfleataa and pee*
yet to . m* •oni* I youth.
■ad loan association m relation to
*n ominous not*,
the new f . H . A. pn% raau
r i d *p a n«rwsT he' groap, headed by
WfUtout seeing
Georgs McKiaale
af F r u l t e a n d V e g e ta b le *
slain by
Oklahoma, a pakt
;
F W t D a ily
United Staten “
-o, a . •
C flt F lo w e tp
League, told C. W
^Tfc#
self the need which exists here for a new hospital.
atrm ro d 's s y * th e re to
of FHA’s seeing
(fualaatan,. W ith Rlflo.
th a t tha N itim pd
—
- e — j—
»
P r i c e s R ig h t— S o e U i ’
was a “great deal
baa stMceodsA' In knocking
MV. m a r c h " ai. i m
over n eoupto of jilatap 'H id* and
able" hi Its a n n u l
Laying particular stress on tbo be eooata well pleased with tornM
u vB B a it ro il to d a y
now TUI* III a f tba anw sdsd Ak , ••If- HewWfT, ■t *wauldn't wont C o r n e r 2 n d a n d P a lm e tt o
Although most people insist’ that ' - the
United
Harrison L G am er, baud .o f ths to I * k u n tto r with htai- Ho cari & i w living make* i path for States will not participate Ip another World' Yvpr umesn
Anchor Havings,
Building
and ttoa hto gun by Om m assif with
i, sym pathy
heals: Make
WSJ5:
tba m at of u it >s l u g over bis
Loan
Association
of
Madison,
the
shores
of
this
country
are
invaded
by
tha
etiemy,
it
is
h \ j»ih« fo r your l e d , leal
•booldor,. U k a -a baseball piayer
W
ls,
another
mem
ber
a
f
tba
interesting
to
not*
positive.
Indications
that
even
tab is Ipmod be turnsd o a t
group said:
w ith a bat, qhtoh Is-an excellent
W*yt but t«< It rath er b« at the moment, in spit* of the enactment of our so-called
c v c n r day w e b e c o m e
Creation o f nattond) m ortgage way U aheot y e a r companion It
Hcb. t h i s .
Neutrality Act, the United States Is not neutral.
BCTTCH KNOWN AO THE
ssaocistions aa perm itted fag Um you s tu b -p o rt to* or taka a sud
OBEATOXa o r
At about the time that the Lusitania was sunk during
amended Act id a distinct Improvu- den dislike to him,
m ert In th* meexvir*. This feature
P o rtrait o h * Patrician Holding
V Or*** O*ri>o n n . u y i aba baa the Isst war, and the moat popular tune In America was
bualihf Printing
provides us with a n outlet fa r q Book l | a forceful, black-.
M Intention of m arrying now I Didn’t Raise My Boy to be a Soldier", Woodrow Wilson
m ortgages when, w* ar* faced b«ardeil personage who is cer
i f a t any other tin * . The very was saying again and again that in order to keep out of
PRINTtNO PNOBUHO imt
with th* necessity o f raising capi tainly a villain If ever I aaw one.
tab1* f t . auob a thing la positive war It was essential that the people of the United
tal which was absent to tha orig Ho seem* to have been disturbed
ly resnflelousl
k
States remain neutral in thought as well os deed. Nothing
inal billH.
fay some-one, probably the artist, PHONB so y - A ro d .B W a
ami ha to fixing the
Intruder
, "fto f°r«n an a arth " c«n ebacb which the government did could possibly be expected to lha ilog which Ivi go the m eat In
A *
. n t^r . ..
wl*h n very evil eye.
f a r acre am *d H ltl"r In Austria. keep this country out of war unless the people themselves his mouth for the reflection o f'th a t
< *** K
In pleasing co n 'rest ws* th*
-Lpt- POtoraburg
independent. remained neutral.
* - - •*•
P o rtrait of p G entlrmsn in Gray,
Y M l'a what tba drunk a*l<| Ju.t
As much could b* said today. Unless people refuse to
of aWtow,- a , a r r t N»w Ms*leo-8*n D la g o before ba ►
» *ly old codger in fall w ig a r t 1
freight train. taka sides in the Old World arguments, unless they can view
I*
* velvet Jacket over an embroid
phy,
no
scho-ar
In
robe.
H
e
^
s
^
^
"
f
”
*
ered waistcoat, lie suggests a
iJIUf Leffley' ralied a nice with a spirit of complete equanimity the bombing of a Samian slsvs. Yal his light ^
d ,o r Spanish-toned earn.
small boy s ’ealtag cookies, as In
tua o th er d a r In hl( let- Shanghai, Madrid, and Barcelona, unlass they can see the shines bright a fte r B.M0 years. I Quaking Note—A fter the 1906
II Ml LIN, H er. Zl. —<A>)-Ani
| f f to The H ara|d. If you taka German point of view In the seizure of Austria as well as
,hj 2 f l r t dy
h*“ rocaked orf to
.
■
earthquake which messed up San German measnros In Brasil
J e l i W * pinch ol an off, prob
dpia of your e*|ery off tha that of the Schuschnlgg faction, and appreciate the neces
Among the world’s
greatest Francisco,, th a guvvmmant
lore lay drew tli* dUaaltelecll
.
_ »s'*b
orders.
•barkat,
. . . • _■ what price will
, -you h u rt sity of ................
..... - ...............
Japanese.. expansion
In the- .............
Orient....as thoroughly —
as teachers Epictetus will forever tithed coneieU monuments fo r 300 of tbo Gorman furnlgn office o r ably against *hto. *wife’s
*
U
on* t h e n a tu r a l d e s ir e o f t h e C h in e s e f o r t h e In d e p e n d e n c e o f *isml W lih°ut a eal’aga degw *. mllas along the San Andraaa fault gan.
t f i : ?getto for the rem aining ®"*
the
natural
desire
of
the
Chinese
for
the
Independence
of
Tha thing
that Impresses yon
third
break avanT
event
tBIrd to
to break
. . .
^
. . .
.
.
mself In early life a slave, ha|H n* In California. By measuring
Belli-ih*
Diploma tisch-PoUl l*their country, In short,
unless
the people
themselves
can_ htaught
portraits, and there
' , — ----- o -------------wl h such effect th a t men how tho measurements had twlst- cbo K orrospondrni called ’’ox- about these
" Rkperts from Warsaw reveal remain neutral in these matters, they cannot expect their trek out end revere ht* teaching ad or slanted each five years Jt trcmoly lionizing" action taken *ns 73 of them, U the sly,
and
that th« polag ware ao d ltap . government to keep them out of war.
now, 3.300 year a fte r his death.
was planned to got dot* on when ’‘against Gortniiptloiii" especially cm fty light In their eyes
w hat probably was In real life,
g riste d oyer th a peaceful #stTypical of American opinion today. It seems to us, Is In hla Ilf. hs was ao fa r from tha noxt slip would occur, Not in southern llruilL
• their enormous rapacity fo r In
I t . ,• • hVJ.i a t tha
"— Lithuanian
7 . '---- ---- - criala
— the
„ „ lu
iiu w m g tletter
u n e r written
w iii* c u uy
iu a c n and
a u u ppublished
u m ia n im uini being o f Ih* edocallonsl elect thai since 1BZ® have l^ey been aurfollowing
by ua ucitizen
“ ll miiy bo lii-pod,'' it etaleit
trigue and deviltry. T hera are
t r t t they spent te* J " £ ^ « ‘ln* l t h e O rla n d o S e n tin e l: " I n P u b lic T h o u g h t o f M a rc h 18 i a l f ’omin* "
h'"« f " >m
veyed and Rep. Toian of Cali- ’’that I'roiblent Va r ia s iborlly
. . . . — -r
•
He ended his taschlng to axils a t | ( ornla woo House approval for an will bo iihin to cstabli.b rondl hawk-noted sports from Venice,
cakes and powdered fops from
Nlcupol let yet hia light shlnoi ---------------^ -------- - — -------.
.
M ,,
. |, ,
. , .
.
. Nleopoliot
appropnstion of fl,4 M fo r * new Hons which will .perm it G erm ans', V o m tti* ^
________a________
se n d H itl e r so m e F lo r id a g r s p e f r u 't f o r h is In s o m n ia , a n d hr'ght today.
i. o—
i.J .,.,. to dsrslop
j __ i„ _ ’ w n a m a o , y,nm
and dccclirnl old ex*
survey. W ith this survey, fa* *ald, * »hd th eir
orsanlsailon
every
T ha British Pr|mo
M inister’1 s a y a m e n to t h i s s u g g e s tio n a n d w ill g o M . G . o n e b e t t e r
tha govs m m m l “q lll have facts quhitjy and w llbqat distarbanoo,
,
. court in
.O ur country’s geoetest tsseb ar?
otPi stoma to think th*r* U 'b y s u g g e s tin g t h a t w p m i x . a g q o d ,p o r tio n o f R o u g h o n
w p i,,,. — J —
----------- ----- - « » • r i®
of hum su nvsa." B at •
Z v
=f
,!0; R a ts w ith t h e s h ip m e n t a n d In c lu d e e n o u g h f o r M u s a o l'm .” For one, a ' Inasi, Horace Mann.
W<xl'
!
hiding from t h . glbb.-, and
Horse* Mann had IIMI* or no senate committee, less alarmed,
g stb er WIIU Prem ier MusuXtol)
W tt m B n„ n n
n n ,„
„
.h n u rin w
t h a t A m e ric a n
V arga, Inaugurated** to u llU r- Columbns had Juft completed hit
Ond thus avowing an out and o u t'
m c iiiio ii u u n m u g ao o nuw ii
•rboo’lng as a child. II* did n u n - knocked It out.
ton regime tu ,l Nov, to anJ voyagm . No doubt, the master*
hypak, Of c o trsa p o litic m aki>t'°Pin io n > o s e x e m p lifie d b y t h 's p o r t ic u l a r F o r u m w r i t e r is ego to c a te r Brown university and
not neutral, In the iu u e which la dally becoming more was graduated with honor* tbar*.
•trsnro h*d fallows.
“ "‘ u
d‘eW *h ,lr w odel, from the J.Us
Fewer Cans And nettles
Wx prohlbiton «.f all political , m| g u tt.m , which c o u n t s , prob
clear cut imtween the democracies of the world and the II* nrat not trained as a teacher. Ths thousand sixes of cans and parties
ably, for th a t gltam of imperil*
i’t h funny how anxious tha fiacint powers. Of course Ihe suggestion of the “Rough II# praattaed Uw, to fnel, Y st s*< battle* on grocers' shelves would
L o.i week Hi m il rejected a ncnci <n to many of thslr oyc*.
pie a r t fo r wor with on Rata” treatment for Hitler and Mussolini Is a far fry mesh th# Itn c h tr was he th a t hs b* reduced to shout ten under a
proteat by. th* Uerman and)*.Oh, jr*s, |n another room waa
about on«*t*nth Uialr
rebuilt the MassBcbuselts school fan) which Rep. H arry S suthoff sador against Ibis auppr*a-toa. |
Wonder how they would from tKo war fervor neoesaarv la send millions of Amur* system and wo# well punished for „ f Wisconsin to defsadtog tofor*
BpRUIHNKUKKMKKWHKKNKMNBKKKKKKUSMiWroKtlMiK*«aR«
Brasil
i,u,
«
U
rge
G
erm
an'
f t If werplsnea of Soviet Ira’s young men to Chins or France, but thn attack an the hto pains h:ms«lf.
'th e House committee on coinage, population, ,c m .
161,000 G a r
' i to* time* bigger, were Uanav was nol the slnklmr of the Lusitania, nor was the
For the public school* which weight* and measures. Th# Idea mans entering lit* country
In
Ing bomb* on their headiT bombing of ijnrceloni a raid on I-ondon.
ho established h*' was denounced 0f a few uniform slses of can* the period of 1114-1113,
l
from
pulpit*
and punctured by , nd bottles has been supported by
What American opinion, os indicated In the Forums
B om ._ circles said
Germany
U d Watehi
the pen.
. President Roosevelt rays that
cooperative food
stores- m iny valued Uracil's friendship
too
I V r*Mon .h* want* bis *nv.rn- of the newspapers, would bo If German and Italian war
ysero.
Fbl«
Watch
Ana
Jewelry Rgyairiaf
highly to resort immediately |o ‘
w ent rsorgenltatlon bit) lo pets planes were dropping bomba on the capital of Brazil us
Mann founded Antioch college
a
sharp
diplomatic
protest'
DUnand Moantlng And Engravtog
tp so t|to t h s will hava rnuru power Ihoy have been on Spanlah cities, or German submarines and fo r hi* educational litegularW here’s John? Not*—Rep Hnlf.
n f ho sMo to reaqc* government were sinking American and British ships carrying wheat lltoa had the college sold from man, Michigan Republican, wss •g sln sl VihM was regarded h*r*|
r t u c a**
o
t a a M w a q t.
*e
an
unfortunate
mlsapprthenexpenditures, b n t th a t a *crv»mf and cqtton to cold and hungry English women and chil under him.
- Invited to talk in a group of hoi■a.
la w fU a Fro.Idem (toaoerett cutNow, 79 year* a fte r h it death, l*ry workers In Reading, l’crn. eton among llreslllan authorities
**?*?■ ■
of tbo a |m , of German organi
dren, It la not difficult to Imagine.
tw g sxpsnsssl
kls torch atlll bam s bright, H* A t Baltimore a policeman IntarAmerica la not neutral today and the fighting has it acclaimed ex the founder of ceptrd him with a requeat to csjl sation to |)i«ill,
— ..
i . —
Special* Thiq Weak At Homer’s
A hope waa expressed th at ex
Piled s i an encouraging aim* scarcely begun.
r American public school
his W ashington office. There vrst
in
high
liras m *n'
At O sr PounUln
-■
o
Si ln*T*»»lnf prosperity ar* th*
------ , • telegram signed Raymond B. planation#
quarters m ay result to a ‘ batter!
Freak StrawbarTjr Sundae-------........................ .,15c
hteraostog ravonuss which the
A WHITE YOUTH In Hawaii, Becking the advice of Who ar* th* greatest teachers Troutm an advising him "IbU oib ! appreciation”
of
-German
—
la rg e lim e Ad* WUk Cherry_____ ________ ............5c
distension" had caused th* meat
r gpment Is roceivlns In FJori- an older Japanese man as to hia tourtahlp of a Japanese today T
point <'f view.
rod *11 over th* country w*
Th a brings ue to lla rp o t't and lug to be cancelled- He returned
Faremaet lee C r e e i—slu t...... ..... :
..... .... 20c
woman,
aaked:
“WIU
she
object
to
my
color?"
* supposed, as a result of It* aaw
Hs "I didn’t have a teacher’s li* t to W ashington only to learn, two
Forenoet Ice. Cream—dish....... —
10c
WILSON'S FA CT WAS RBO
“Not to your color was the reply, ‘‘but perhaps to your cense" tile .
tax laws. If (t |s true th a t tba
(days later, th a i Ih . real Raymond
F I T T 8 U U K O H —UP)—Russ
Have
Y
o
u
Tried
Oar
Santa
Alleia
Wine?
- .
.— —
' B. T rautm sn, a hosiery mags*ton Bsuors, who to sa'fl to be a com -'
v
blogs* ths ta g harden -tho b ilk er ancestry.”
Tl|te Week Opljr We Are 8eilint H Far 69c A Quart
The 1*1tor of th* tala to a editor, had not seat such a te l.
lb*- degree ot prosperity, than
“Why, what’s wrong with my ancestry?’’
log pitching s ta r of tk* National
Horton'a or Kroger’s J5c Beer—
give us a first clast depression
“Wel|, according to your trad'tiona; you are descended muvtalsn who moved with her hus- gram and waa disappointed when Iargue, came to tho Pirates as a
—
O- —■■
bind to a village whom good Uoffman failed t* appear, noff2 For 25»—S3.00 Pgr Com Ip Can* .
frse-sgont.
T
h
.
Phllltoa
one*
from
a
monkey;
while
according
to
her
tradition!,
she
Is
rnuhlc waa unknown. A lover of man, a Republican, h a t appealed
T b srs may have been torn# yaAtoo Boric Beer On T*p-^10c Or In BptUee
owned him but Jadg* Landis do
la ta to g ' among
certain
people descended from the sun goddess.’’—Clifford Gessler, music and u tsacbor of masto th th* G-M*a. Ho tayo n sn o o sl ctored him fro* became tho Phils
Wm f s r r v a r — >I* U ll-S ■* I —- v C - n S v . S
n > -l« , : a s t H e v ,
Hawaii:
Was
of
Enchantment
(Applcton-Cenlury).
ih
ioufh
leva,
.b
e
taught
the
locsl
investigation
disclosed
a
myator
rifSta,
«•— KtaOro. Mewl aiew en, rterlSf r«rU*—*11 ■«,
Ibap heard tbar* wero
signed
him
•
•
a m adlottor,
rro
w
la
v
Wrteva,
children lq sing, H ar passion fo r too* “John" had aant th* Ulvgrara.
Peasyssrt fog a redaction In
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Jimm y Wilson rocomnwndod him
■
- ■w ^ ^ . J
y
h , i, ■*l ,7 1 »
muiilr wan trmiumMUd to the
'
• • •
y rtg * tend to« affect tan a con
to fto Trnynor, who signed R surrs
rMUraq
tho
Uu«hU
Soi>n
th«
vtl
!
Co«Klff
ltoya
A
c
a
id
aMteablg aavtng for th* govern
r
lag* waa iftom * With musical *q I Yuur favorite congreasaiin may fo r Uw Pirate- la t e r , to hto dtoTbay may have thougbt
appototment, W'Tsen
ihpalsam *nd Ik# country round hs groat shake* out In Wagontb it saving would be ra
Mr. aud Mm, Willtom Eskridge
tk* rh its guu'd h a re M
„
W . W n r - f b m HUT
vis it tog
Mrs. C. A. Bml'h li
ps lax- redaction, part leu
Bkiwt tqpk f m - Bh* <«** asked wfarol Qap hut a Wash tog'.mien Hauers’ aervlece ihrm aelrrs.
af 8 t I-oult, M o. toft Sanford on
to lu-ad ■ music departm ent in the wrote ih ( about Ut# !my* to ■
tb a S* vatina l a i t a they friends In JacksmYille.
Endor Curivtt of flew#** was Tu**d*y fa r a visit or oovoral local school. I t was whai #h- l.Uev to a local paper:
gay. At tba' present time
among
th* v lsllo n la th* city weeks In Tampa:
meet wanted to do. ah t weqt to
o j, j , . 4* ^ Hina that lh#»o hick
d*r*l govarnmant aotlaaU
MrsKormy land two chtrm
yeotrntoy.
!
congressmen
ar* brought to realtag HM ftlOSMMO
H. B. Ponnelly, th# popular log itoughlors, Misses M*ry and
Down from central ‘ suibm 'ty b e that they may b* klg uplorges
tfcrough gaaolto* and **!•Mabel
Koppoy
apant
tha
amokoat
again
at th . slat* csp ltsl cam* t crush- fa, Um alkka, but In Ik# qalton'a
togas, hat allocates only train disps'chsr. Is
tnri to Hanford, ’.k* guosta of
aovsral amoks' Illness.
tog baoL S te bad no teen** to M pltal they are Just ordinary pert* p u ts* for redd a fte r
friandt. - *
-•
teach.‘An educated musician, with
,w 4 have no ttaeiu* to dtorn*
> Howevwr. U u cat e a t
Mrs. Henry Wight. Mrs. J. C,
Mr*. JMfto R. Clark a f
tei-chtaiT power to boos, tbo np- g^rd *te t o l l s o r any other reg '
i||dtog. there U no d g n ill* g in s, M ra.iT. A. M«el *«d JL
r i r i M «- L- % Cterk- of
1 IlnUy and R, O. Oha>peR sop- UsIjO B*anh af^ spending a lour p > l taw rrfld ro co for t t e (tarote utoH ou/* "sis" 'her#,'
|t would cat pat tb a taxes.
required. What other qaalirtrs------ .ixyU- .1.*-----------, rooentlng the-B od Croat Ctrroo
d a n fa .S an fd r
Hun* could she nenIT
Rap. Merritt of Now York hat
‘ dMdvtots ridMale* the spent soyoral hours io Ori»ndu
M ia- H. H. U*«il, whu has been
..
------ 1 ..
„
'aitttten to th* cemmsadliu ■ ■ ffUcr
ShSt tip t r * u sta ts caoat yer-'onl^y
‘
‘os) business, and a lr t
Hhr emild-not gat th* Itarma, ^ |fort Hancock, Hoar Study
advertising
th
e
r
if
t
us.'
h r M ill *g • vital pari
n** k y o thousand mlto*. Rh*
New Jersey, asking permitdofaaa*. What Ja
Hr. 0 . J . Miller ba* been of‘ ease*.
- ...
-. ■
.
•fared a fin s paalttow with ' th*
Mrs. K tM 'H'ilol ftalson leaves
m 'd k a l depart m«nt pf tha A. f t today fo3Tr Rust Is, to be th* guest
m .Ilk
. to Jariiaaa* ;of M nl A. J. 'M illar unUl 1>urta A
s r - u, r t "
' ' ' S
a
*
vU
Musical kMwladg* would not /
'
|l\M lrt'P a y V lija t of Tamps', A p- totv*. Ttatkiag enikasLiam and I Boss Note—By tk* noosp sysoo
• isrommr- tho L W. A)Iso Hartal
w e a l d not do. Only w* loom that Alfred M- Lorttow.
coold pave the way. lately Rtpuhltoaa aamlaeo foe ths
tartd at th* Hotel
thily a year of this a r t • poor of r m l l t m j '. tart to
g v j s t e sss^:%.
u;
lL t
Is America Neutral?
-
Who w as tha i m t a g te d d u r brains eoald tsk# tha required
tba world ever **wf Tba ehri*tten, toonra**," asA Up»y»b ba bag no
world, would noma tha Map o f ear fo r Rlrtje
atttoje th
than *n spa and
N azareth. H a won a ■Uqpla. bp- no more teaching powar than a
rebooted n a n , bolding no callage etgSr
_>
■aan this mi
“ gWatf, no certificate to tro th .
qualify
Thdt waa ona raaio a fa r the fo r teaching children to sing, Ha
trouble into which h r M l. Ha1 was h ad teken the *bou|boan mqutrad.
OauM J a n s , Socrates, Ooafoeiaa,
not o f tha duly ordahud. Ha1 w as
U U ad aa a. cLmtosL Y et be q** * Aaaop or Epictetus gat a teaching
teacher whose torch bum s bright jot, todsyT
sfte r nearly &M0 yror*.
I Haw f a r have wa tu n a, In our
l
' — J - j c . . -1
I schools, a t atam plng out U *chrrr
Tba ancient{ European wOrid as facto Aes s U * p out tin cups
w W d .p am e,
Its ***pj toperor, and coinaT How f a r b a re machineKorratf*.I. Inl«f Mui
mw; jseae an * n - made “courses supplanted quailItanis Mso acrold fications to taOchT W hat chance
cchooledI. unpitUnl
leriy degree*.
dfgr*
of kcbolarty
Ha wad a has 1 be m adam Horace V ann or
soapbox caatbar, kh«|dlng his* 1 |h t Confudua, or Kptatatus to tecs
bn* street com we ta d w htrerer banishment. Ilka the woman in
H arper's when he triee to teach T
there w e n ears to-haaf.
t
As leaching becomes more a
H a word no educational* anlform earn ad no educational honors, m atter of mechanics—of “courses
and was finally condemned to tile, —and leas H u fire a Socrates seta
Yet ha w as o laacher S h o rt UjKh ta UW student heart, bow Is our
bum s a fter mom -than t f i 00 years. education to bo kept from drying
up and blowing awayT—W. L.
The O r'e n ta l’ world would lim e i
a t l|a great ret teacher, Confucius, _ —
whom sli Chinese revero. .
~'r
Confucius Wsi a keeper o f g ra n
aries m il overseer of hia iw n jicBy P b h r t o n GBOVHH
count, Ha taught- lo .s u ch affect
tjfit, like Jm u s and Socta’vtj. ha W A f l H I f f O T O N—Notes an
incurred tha enm ity of tljf wrtbo- ststeem aaaklpii
dux of hla tim e.’ Ha wan falcasl dn- j Im m aa*trabla Note — Senator
to exile. Even as a n exile be tin g h t, Joeh Lae, "boy orator" of Okiethough lacking a tescher’e perllf- horns, ways the objections raised
icale, with sash power th a t hla sgslnat hU bUI to U ka tha pm flta
lurch la burning a fter 2,400 jrssrvu * "about as thin as
_____
soup made from Uw shadow o f a
Another of the world’s enduring plgamt's wing that died of starveleathers was Aesop. The fables tlon."
by -which hi* wisdom w ss taught I
R n l.
nlU T I rKeeec .4
9 0 S.
SERVICE
Washington Daybook
:
Spencer's Market
G A I N I N
.s s s S h f i s ^
SENtNOU PftlKItHS Cl,
Anti-German Move
In Brazil Arouge
Ire Of Nazi Paper
W E llT -T h e J E t V E L E R }
i^ r t .r t A u v r ..
k* - ^,T
Homers Soda Shop
XNFORD TWKNTY YKARfl A0 0
f
v
’ ■-'-V
v•” y
- t -e»*., .
‘ ‘m i
A A-,
-r
two, throe, t a m p a n o f " sssrW
ttarHin*,
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9
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r
A n d P e r s o n a l Activities
GENE MARTIN LANKY,
Meeting I Held By
Women’s Auxiliary
n
• I.OB ANGELES, Mkr, 2 2 .-0 F )
—Jam es Blake H ogan, 22, eon of
th b .U te Will Rogers, filed notice
yesterday of Intention -lo m arry
M arguerite A strea Kemmler, 20,
d ab g h lrr of Mr. end Mrs. C. W.
Kemmler, Lot Angeles.
r i f i p t [on
in
h*<
f|v«»it
«
[ (/F)—TIi#' Hie*It
[
I
|
I
■
Rosemarie Brancato
Is Guest Of Honor
«iii
Are Reunited Affnin
I'ine
Giving up her lllte of Counle«a of Puvadonga, M sn s Hncafort
bee*.... the bride of E. It, (Tommy] Adkins, Jr., ringerpruii expert
ol the Miami llvarh, Fla., police departm ent. They are shown Just
before iheV errniony at Miami. The dark-eyed ru b a n beauty retained
Ihe llile a fte r her rerrntodlvorrc from the form er heir to the Spanish
I hr one.
John Ditter, conductor of the
Jicktenville Symphony Orchestra concert, there wiH hr m tho Vrtnter fu ll. ( ’imgregntiiiunl Church
and ore of Ihe most jecnm plislinl
the first public showing of the
flutist* in America, beside hem t seiie.i of bi-milifiil piovje-sounil*
in his own rig h t a composer r f reels width has hoi n pirselitril In
no'e, will he with his famous Hull n Collet e ns u part of !•»
solid'gold ftnlp, the guest solid *1 equipm ent fur encouragem ent of
a t the final concert of this Its music *1 appreciation. They show,
tw ellh consecutive scasoT
Ihe with
arrnntp; nying musle, tho
Symphony Orcheslrn of Central operation* not only of n full sym Florida in Hie auditorium nf the phnny rrliovli .i in net ion, but also
Winter Park High School next ench of ‘In1 ’cliolra” thereof sepa*
Wevlnesday evening, Mar, 2.1, he- 're 'e ly - H r.ng■:, c, nml winds, brasses.
ginning lit 8:15. The orchestra,-and prrriiHs.nii instrum ents. Twn
fo r Ihe past two y ra is under the suppleinent.ny t i e 's lilustratp tho
condueimslii|t of■ Alexander Bloch,
' Iphenomena >■( I mind IIS fl n ffrc ls
will prevent i'll Interesting prvi-iihc hum ill n r m il is affected hy
gram. It Iccgiu-. with a “Night ! arcus lie rnv roment. Admission to
Piece” by A rthur Foote, fn r,lh ls show Inr will be free to Ihe
sitings and tlulc, and Mr. Hitter puhlie, n “ailver collection” will
contributes Avo compositions of i r tahrti for the work «f the Wohis own. Then •lie full orchestra man's Union of t l i ^ t lirrvh.
will pirsrn t
Mendelssohn's soPrevlmisly on V fh liy xvdntnif
called llrlu iilg r OVerfure, other- the n s ls will h ive been exhibited
wise known mk "F htgul's Cave." privnlcly In the iiielnher* o f the
The lari half of the program will Symphony Society n l the limn.' of
nml .it Hie
be all-W sgncr. inc'uiling the third Mrs. licunre liin fl
act of T iiin lm u e r, the ttlrg frird d jm e t
Idyll which W agner wrote for his M i*. Ill
wife ii|ion llle biilh of th eir son will liav
Slegfrlrd. Mid ending vvllh the iisu: I In
evei delightful
Pieludc to llie ! planntio
Me slers.nger,
11he pi m
On the previous evening (M ar. 'evening
University Club To
Give Livestock Show
Lotottn’s Place
i'illlilH. * IM11«H
.1 Mil** Vrnm Himlitfil
ikrlit M.lu I M h No i i )
(IAINKSVIM.K. Mar- 22. —Tho
I'n d rr New Management
llho k and tlriill" t ’lub of the
HnWerslly of Florida Collcgo of
W liu ' u n d H e rr
. Agriculture will viage its set
(■nod F o o d
•■nth I.title International l.lveJ stock nod I'ouliry
Hliow nod ■J
ronlleose gram Wags Oea
ranlleutU rrae* Wasa 0»a
tm n.pO|tntliin lo four, end » lli la le s fo r llir pe»o d o l'ar exchnnge. linden In'ie on Apr. no. K idney|■
Clr-s o f clot h in t to 30. All o f thia
*>np,‘ prol'ahty in the neightmr- Mm-shall, president of iM* stu (B
B crviie w as rondered the c m „.| how\ ,of1 3 Wl I* " '*
,h ';
dents’ r>rgani>alion.
nnnoii|i‘'i d . fi
would lie for llip purrhase of
v!
tnunliy breldce the many hw ir. ,rlm|> lltBVrll, ,,
he«vy m«- loibly
1,1 '« ”•"»*«• conducting I rh |
fl)r Ml.xicn„ |„ d ...l.y f .1
Tho slum n'ol roilen will lie ■
■iii'clmc*, lioth on the »lr*'eis « f 'w
f
| | I | | ' | nb-tl fill' I lie first tim e t M 'l "
the .-Hy nml In the Haiimb.,,} '| ho other Wot Id Im consider i lily | your inobr the nmue of I h e 'j
Ainu- I'limlel, II
wn* *Ullb"r higher, fm the
of Urv
point'd "ill.
juries end sending rtp ila l alirned Itl'H k II101 Hi Idle t'lilli. tile 10 " j ■
| title of i|n< siuibMl hu*b.lndry. II
’’Ibis i- n mnst wortbwblle mol fm i "unnis-rstory purposes.”
fo in ieily '
..........callable service worthy o f.
y hntt Vicente l.om bm ilo Tole- students' oiaaniviilion
known n , the Ti1reud"r t'lli’i |
dm* c»risldcr*llon by ev ery o n e.' 'dnito. rliiv f o f ...............
Mi Wilson dci'larevl.
|„ f Mexican workers, m ine a report H eV tuul m o n ||. s a g o , iio n ih i'iH o f .
A statem ent of Junto* (1, H barj Ihe oil iltililstry wns "working like 1 Ihe Toi* aih'i t ’lub pelillont d lb >|
on ulin-w u* Chalrmun of IIm' u f!ork.” Ituumn lle'ela, under- | Nall.iiiid Block nml llridle for it!
Ualvuiiou
Army's
Maintennnc" seeri-tniy for folelgu nffoirs, do- vlun ii'r, wlioli m is >mh*c<|iH'utll‘l
AptN.'l of |anl year. iraui'dlnK r ’sreil "If Ihe i-oilbliy IwtcL* I ’ur- nvatill'd Tluiv. lit.' r’li'itihi ory.iin '
Me titiiirulilt'd first lino
i'Utit'n beeiune a unit of the No (
lliu Win I, of the organiiniion deltas we ere n cio 's Hie line.”
nett tire ut lemc in ttur
•
lohnl
Him
k
anil
Hrldle
rlu
b
und
I
ioy* Hut ‘'Hum an charily I* th e ' The first jolt of Ihe new sevenrt'f.'ips A rd remits. Tho
one 1 1 .tit ihat m ine, from man man pelniViun I'ontd, jointly rep- cliuuKcil itm iinlne m im dlliKlt
price Is It v* Ilian half Ibnl
width utski's him ukin lo Htol. resenting Ho- govi-rumeilt and
Tim lung show will bo lh"
of :t m u' lire,
Tlo- Suit nl i"n Atoty Is Ilia iuimI lalstr, Mppenrt-tl in Is- to fbol for
iniiei niiiihhle evf'r Bi»m,'l lit
hum.inly t hnrilablo oigunitulion'elgit market* for Mexico's nil.
Hi" oixmili.itlen In adilillou to
i 7B \ li»— 9 l.:tn
to ihe world, and Ihe one that! Until Hie lonrki-ts ore rvtnh- lli" slmwiriK ol Is'cf nnil dalrv
M il \ 17— Fa.Gil
roatltes lulu the gutters mid lishe.l, llteie wn* it I ki-liliood of calile. IfligM. iiml poultry, it will
linn x in — jii .i .v
tlicKs o( til.' and pulls hack the it-duecd | iiih Iii, lion, nn nullunta- ill* lode i-ilucatloual mol iuvliuc.
I Mo n and Hiller', tho human live spokevninil said.
live •‘ihlblls on m inerals for
■ h'ic||cl. 'T ho I'lirgutlen Mon'. I| > I1cii-liif.ile
tl-t I'crreiil of (In' lill'sItM'k.
I'ltills
feed, 1IOHII',
e \p ie i.e » human sym pulliy tor M exican piisluclinn W i s exp o iled . iliiliyinx.--and other
phasea of
llie sta rte d loHly. uml for
th e ' H I men -u .l 17 porn-tit o f Ihe llvestmk piodiM inji nml car*'. A
III l-i. 2oil St.
I’ltiinr 1t*
Slurtvd r pol o f human being.'
. wot Ill's t|i»ikvr I..linage wns " fr e e ' loll
prtigruui of ••nterlnluiint
Thu Kulvatlnn Arm y lo- emin" ‘
'•'"veil hy the 17 iiolco features In' lildinK ihe bur-’
i'-| race, stoi-i riding, nml lie' ^
I lulled, m erlin Hie support a n ' l ,l l ,,l r ' 1 Sl
" " ' l Bvt1l*li com
wild cow milking .cnuti vt uni he
kindly opinion o f e Vo ,y man, lu l,m n 1'" 1
, l " ' 'x p i ,,*
hic .i-nif-,| also.
e v e ry nlnliou of life, for H r*'ir
*,M*V*'»
L n n m on d
TIRE SIIOI*
I Mr. and Mrs. Herman H a rrie d
announce the birth of h daugh ter
.on Satu rd ay,
Alar.
Hi at Hie
|K enialil-luii'giiton Memo Hut Ibis*
p ita l.
tiers It s o r t in ' of Imnitm . harity I
l,i,v v
" m n i on
mill 1 1inttiti hy fur Hitts*, who ur« r,,m r, " f " Ml 17 IT'CCH lo »H»hs
in nn*J
1K>11 *"‘r
*'■
|him Itbm 'i‘M.
ui
*»
.
A OiM .-.l
rx rrtiliv ca
.it« K«*il
Mr, Hli:i|
on #
fu rtliiT
n U trill
,
,
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,
i *
,
Ii i .Icumi wln*nii*r 'h i' ituvcniiiii'ni
(’. A. Haines and daughter.
Miss Ikiruthy lla in rs, were in
Tam pa nn Sunday, where they
visited .lh#' a rport, inspecting Ihe
“ Flying Fortresses".
Forestry
Ry JOHN PAI.MKK OAVIT
50% SAVINCi
Mr. and M rs. I.. !.. K*<ridge end
son, M ichael, o f M ullterry were the
guests .Sunday of Mr. ami M rs. O.
It. K slrid ge
at their home on
Holly Avenue.
Association will hold its qusrte r tr meeting *1 laiko Cily. Fla-,
oat Thursvlay, Apr. 7, It U anItounueri by J . B. .Blklns, aecreMr- .and Mr*. W. E. Mnrtun nf
ta ry of tha association
klurslptll. M u , Jell today a fter
. ■
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B# careful not to over-cook eg g visitin g here fo r several days a*
I
PANAMA CITY—B«lly Mowst, yolks, s'nce they are a p t to cur- Hie gu esl* nf. Mr. and Mrs. liny
Ijra n Haven 4-H club boy, re-1 m ixture first best them with a D rill. . *
3 eettlly sold tha firs t litte r from die. When adding yolks to a rooked
■ hla purebred Poland'Chin* gilt.!m ixture first beat them with a
Mr- nml Mr*. Foster 'Hamilton,
■i The hogs w ire *1* months an d 1fork and then add a email amount
B Etna days old, welfbod a total o f.o f th e cooked m U lur*. When the ond Juinej \v. I'lpplrt ol lllrmlng
( 2^08 pounds, and brought a total combination la well mixed .add it hum, Ala.- were tor tcverol d s tf
I pries of 1200. It wns tha first ton | to tho rest
of the food. CookHidit RUesIg nf Mr. and Mr* It. it.
[ llUer produced In B*y County a n d 'fo r only a minute and then servo Pippin,-., •
| R brought young Mowst « good ImmedUtoly.
I profit fqr his InTtstmsnt* ond
— —
[ work. County A gtnt John U. G rapefruit hint: Cut each grapeI H eats, J r , report ad.
fru it in half. Remove the core and
*
■ * ■
discard the seeds. Loose the **ci vV*JACKSONVILLE — The River- tlon* and remove every other one.
view 4*11 d u b for girt* I* now (Brve rem oied sections for us* |n'
, tho largest In Duval County *nd salad* o r cocktails.) Insert straw | -ana a t the largest la tho slat*. Its berries In Ute amply sections.
1 enrollment racently reached the Sprinkle tho fruit w ith honey and |rs * |25.577,!00.
Iffe mark, according to Miss Pearl allow to chill. Herv* cither as ■ *" Apprnximalely'
1B.0OO
post
| LafflHe, bom* agent.
Ifirs t fours* or d e s .rrt.
e ffttrs throiigtwmt tha Counlry
ore author Ixed In sell United States
Raving* Ronds.
The Government to d ate art■tally retain* more th an P2 p e rm it
• f all of the money th a t h t* bren
Invested in 8 a rin g s Bonds, less
(hsn 8 percent of lit* bonds sold
having Wen redeemed, it »«*
CENTRAL FLORroA SYMPHONY
UECAPPINi
Matinee Party Given
navBy H illy Parrish
Gs., Mar. 22.—
COUNTESS OF COVADONGA WEDS
W i l s o n Appeals American Oil Man
For Assistance To J s Held Prisoner
Salvation A r m y I n Mexican Ci l y
Buies And Swarthout
FQHEiTRY MEET EET
WAYVROSS,
<*** PACE THREE
Personals
W«In«iuUy oven inn for Mr. anil
^l r - nni'
Mr*. Itam illnn West of llnine*. Mvs. 4,
Villa. Mr- W est Is n Mnd"nt t'ypfcv* *'
chaplain a t llin ttulvorsily of on
Florida and will proarli at ihe*
KPisco pa | Church un W«ln<vdny' Mr- nBI
night, ,■
•
I
It wa* announrml th at
M is*'
Clara II. Ttmlan (rom Ilia Itlo -,1
m aa of Centra] New York will (
speak a t the Auxiliary meuiingi
on next Monday ntternoon.
I1
Mr*. II. It. Coleman Issueih In ,
vltatlons to a Parcel |*o*t- Party
to h* hebl a fte r Lan* In the 1’iir-j
Ish House. The proceeds will In!
devoted to the building fund.
The Rev. M arlin Dram w a *
present a t lh* mecllnB mid gave
a talk on certain pbasug of the 1
A uilllary work,
Tho meeting was presided ov
Mr. end Mrs. G. A. Moore and
ar by Mrs. W. K, Watson.
Mr. end Mrs. Howard raU erson
of Richard, Va., are Ihe gursla of
Mr. end Mrs. O. G. Boiler at Hiclr
home on West F irst Street,
RIGA, Latvia—(A1}—W hile Ihe
Tillage bend played a solemn ac
companiment, the barber In • L at
vian • provincial town
recently
■kaved n ff his 311-inch beard. He
bed mid It *t public auction for
llJ t.
^ 5 S 7 7 m
IHE SANFORD HERALD, BANFOHD, FLORIDA
Honoring Mia* tlo.enisrl* nr«nSoeUly Editor
Telephone 148 catu and h rr *ceomp*nl*t, l i a r
fid IMrt. Mr*. H enry Wight and
H it . K. M Calloway entertained
b
laat evening on behalf of the
Woman'* Club with an Informal
patty which w at givrn followlnlt
the concert at the home of Mr*.
Tha March mooting of the
W ight on p a r k . Avenue.
Woman'* AaxlUary o f Holy Cross
Mr. and Mr*. Wight greeted
Episcopal Church wa* held y<v
the guests who were later reterd»7 afternoon a t tho Parish
drived by Mi-.* D.fincat", Mr*
at which lim a a rearrangem ent
Galloway, und Mr*. A. M. |'hll|P*
waa made in tho organisation of
Miss ltranrnto i > i wearing a
t i e Auxiliary, and officer* v o 1
antin ensemble of black and du*
elected.
ly r"se. She carried a latuquet
Henceforth tha .women of lh"
of red roar* presented h er by
church will be organised a* the
atiitiibf-ri tif tiio Wnuian'a t'lub,
Woman's Auxiliary of Holy Cross
Tlie floynl. derornl |i>na i (insist
Church. This auxiliary will bj
ad entiiely of ro-.es in tm npli
divided into sm aller groop* to
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Branham, meni to Mir* tlm nealo'a name
b* known a* chapter*, and will
Jr., o f Miami' were the weekend The dining room table
sprest
b* under one *>-t of officer*.
Mr*. A. U with a |acn cover, wav re n te rrt
Officers a* elected are a . fol guests of Mr, and
with
u
n y rtn l
candelabrum
low*: Mrs- A- M. Philips, presj. Bella.
which held « Eton ping effect of
dent; Mr*. W, H. Wutaun, vice
while nweet pen*, A aingle ar
president: Mrs, M. Mlnarlk. see
raugenienl
«f
lull blown
red
r r ts r r : Mrs- It- A. Newman,
roses completed the dinlnn room
treasu rer, Mrs. II. J-*. Whittierdecuia! Ion* adding a loueh of
United Thank ttrferlnK *ecn-t*it';
splendour.
Mrs. M. J , Drum. supply sc n -y l
Tea and rnffec were poured ‘in
tary ; Mr*, tlcorge M rltory. in -l
the dining rywlit ^y Mi*. W, T
rl*l service » errclsryi anil Mis.
Umgley und Mr*. Martin Ilium,
Amelia Noble, i dm aHoual 0*e|w
Mrs. W, !,. Cooper ami Mr*. It
U ry .
,
3. Holly served punch in the In
Dalegai** were elected to the
dian room.
r
Diocese mealing and conference'
A *n|ad course was served the
to b* held In West palm lleurli '**•*' Mrs
guests hy Mr*. C. It, Klrtley.
In May - The delegates a n ': Mr* yesterday
Mrs, A rthur lliaimn, Mr* J . It,
W. K. Wataon, Mr*. J. I* Ingb-y, M- M.
CogHiru. Mi*- It. A. Smith, and
and Mr*. M J. -llrum . Tim a|-l
Mr". H arry Woodruff.
tom atas are: Mr*. A. M. Philip*.' Ml*"
Tlic guest* were member* ol
Mr*. Oeorge M rltory, and Mrs. **i,s ^ r l , l
th e -A ril t dial Memlu-rsliip com
Amelia Noble.
M r fnthai
mittees
Arrangement v twi^n inailo for
*l P 1
ial Calendar
I
r-
*Im. imv ..K n « i « i o f our • on.. llu*
..
*l»n*»U
r nf# putcly
, ili.m
.
t-tif
snrlal hi' up 1h ire m no oilier
,
..
Household Hints
I Ileitis i/fit inti '
(I.'
. .*i
sin ii'l
l i m i\t nulen fi»uM u n c i
this u n k » in
' y-
lluslnesa tp ierlers said llie guvletn m en l, with Jan uary und Fehrulitry ieeelpi« l.ilnlliig less than fill,*
| IMNI.IHNI |h' . ii . mid m onthly pay
foils »>f 111,000,0011 pesos fur |iuMie
j w orks ii bme, h i id ly would Is- aide
i In eon 11 b u 'e to m ik e up wny de
kiilton I^ib er, a youngster front
Orange N. J , has been signed
by H enry Watson uf Ihe Banfnrd
Baseball Association to display his
ware* in local Spring training
aesslona it was learned today by
The H erald sport* erlllnr. I-eiU-r
wa* signed a fte r receiving a rrcommondition from Den ('eniwell
who g iv e the youth many iwin'er*
In Ute Joe S tripp baaelutil s ch o o l
ihat- was held .in Orlando In Feb
ruary.
te lle r , a r ’ghlhander, hg* nut
played prufraaioitsl bateball before
and if ha Mirk* it will be hi- tnIHal season, Csntwell says th il
lh* youngster
h a t plenty of
hook* n n -lh e sphere and should
mskn the grad*. II* la expected
gl*t*d.
to arrive here T hursday and pre
The ntajorily of the registered
pare fat- the opening of the k*nl
owners sra said to be sm all invest
trnin ng arHviHr* on Apr. 1.
or* who are buying lb* bonds nut
o f Income. Purr hisaa by Individ*
uala represent
approximately
Including flie a r
A .l^ its'
mil
"T ransporting Joy,* were tli-1'
coveresl reetu tly In a heap nl
mnnuserlpt. in Ihe Drills h M“
seum and published fur Hie f u 'i
lime.
HALF- SOLI NG
Danger!
Wednesday Night
OldTime
Dodlefl—Spring*—T n lto rt
A price you u n afford
to pay
Martin’s Garage
Gladys Swarthout
InThe Dark
n i .i l w a v
Those Special
Gears Need
Attention
We use fsrt.iry mrlb.Mls n f
i f i i c g n t you r slmes..
NADER’S
REPAIR SHOP
NTCAKK AVB.
Martin’s Garage
General
Repairing *
Truck & Auto
Service
---------- - s r ~ w \
There Is l)unt>rr
In Delay
ficit. '
j Attorneys for Ihe companies
said Ihcy might ask Ihe supieme
rourl for outrlghi revocalion of
the rxpnipi loliun ilertre, instead
nf following the usual prnreduie
of asking ar. Injunction. .
New Jersey Pitcher
Siflrned By Sanford
Sanford I/eads
Cities Of Class
In Bond Sales
Q n v ild b k
RICA I, E8 TATE
I N S t T t A N t’ R
C. M. BOYD & COMPANY
117 N. Park Avenue
The Mauch Twins
> “ PENROD AND
HIS TW IN BROTHER”
Phone I7H-J
Sanford,
Florida
�f
SIX MEN MISSING IN rRASH OF ‘LAST RAFT
Good Explanation
Of TVADi t pi r i c
S1u
a gs ae Sidd
Said Citizens
In Deta#cfac?Al*gtle
Much) Make Errors
gy
tilTLER PROCLAIMS f D WORLD TH A t AUSTRIA
:TOF GERMANY
MORGAN M. ■ fcAT+Y
WASHINGTON. Mar. S t.-H T )
If you'ro looking (or an espiedatlon of the violent disputes
hanging o»*r the Tennessee valIfr. y<M» can ihuinti through the
p s ( u of Benjamin
Franklin's
philosophy end pull out the vary
thins you ara loon in* to t .
'
goon nftor th* co|onln|( o r
■Bolted the United H iatet monk
democratic line,, wise old rran k Hn iu u a a ie d th at i n f nation
th a t canid afford tho luxury of
democracy was
lucky out Indeed.
Ho was eaproeslnt In a few
•O lds the Idea th a t dsmocrary
wds a sj-rtem of trial and error:
Ui»t Ha rltlscns argued
ovtrtnuch, and while nrgulng, de
layed thy tim e and made mis
takes. He wss saylm th a t delay
Bad mlstakei
were cosily—In
short, they were luiurles to he
affordtd only by a nation railing
in natural wpaltli,
The Unllhd Staten b is enloyed
more th in a century of dampc ratio
Im ury
since
Franklin
GERMAN FLIERS LINE UP FOR VIENNA TO SEE
The Democratic P atter"
Dispute* and errora nnturally
have marked nearly every esnova
curslon of Kovrrnnirnt Into new
fields- Sometimes
Ideas
have
been abandoned In the end, |lil*
A ttainder Hamilton's scheme for
n hank of the United a le tte .
Again, trial and
error have
worked not auecrstfully, as they
did in tha federal reierve system.
TO STETSON'S PLAY-DAY
T ht disputes of th* h o u r. In
tho Tenrfbseo valley era no «*■
cepllons.
Nearly fl*» years ego. on Ifir
urglnji of President Ituostv •Atcontlree* crested Urn Tennessee
Valley Authority n* n sort of
laboratory tor national planning
A decade nr mure of urgumcnt
hod precod*d t|,c dnclelon.
^ w W
jig
Jm M
f™
A ii-J fr
DEATH IN PREFERENCE TO NAZIS?
*Wrme
'
m r.
Norris- of Nidg-nika, nrmii<1 tinvolley w *len coiild lie liuni'-xtcil
to dlstrllmln lliu blissing* id
nlectrlc pnwrr ul low cost. Th”
spot w it lde«l. with P oser site*
■long tlm Tonne Nca Vlyer and |ts
IrMiulsriun, trim ('dir* til coll ill mo
power, and faniis to benefit frym
w i d e r distribution.
t.'ongrass
took n chance, ami has poured
clo. a >n CSo.imniHios- |nta the
Idea. Ita ms hit i n been built for
water |iower. flnnd control and
navigation.
XVI h p ltn rsi .auk* ami o lh tr iiu|ilcmcnts of w ar, Adolf Hiller g a v e 'A u stria a review
many’s m ilitary might os lie a ngtil his "bloodless" revolution which made A ustria ■ Her
|H ere. Ore Oerinan fliers limd up nt Aapcm ulrpoit In Vienna o'Ttcr their flight lo the
capital.
night off the lrjr(, n group of
told the Senate lin t Ibr propln't
money we* going up the spool
end TVA whs friuhleniug hudany possi
bility of rncarnry.
To cap I h r rllm at. In t i l l , the
TVA's own board of directors
i p ill up. two In o ii « t'hulrmau
A rthur K. Morgan of Ohio' foun t
ref lop* fault .with h|*
fellow
hoard in emir >ra linvlrt t.llleMlinl.
Uf \VI»ron»in. nud II, A. Mnigau
of Tenneasoc.
nut not tin'll tills March tied
the M*y*ar-ohl A- K, Morgan
raally open up. Ila' wa|t#d urttll
a fodera) rnniin|.a|on had decid
ed that eom* “clalma* for con
demned land Ware valueless —
Claims pel ih, by Ilia w ej. by a
e r^ its H rs
GERMAN-AUSTRIAN BORDER BARRIERS TORN AWAY
ulullen of public Tupils,” |i” rtH.
In one of his milder moment*.
Ii|fcctnr* J.lllentlinl mid II. A.
Morgan, niH iim liile. were (ottlrrl
no g rills Krtiur miller their lent.
| MOTHER AND BABY RETURN TO JAIL
Ym h
He,d A a,
Levine “Chiscler
lefo rn a
K. Murgan h a d
token t h e y l i u d |o|.| I'resldrnt
line<i-ie l t t h e i r ( ■ • d t e a g u u ougtil
gem
to raslnn.
•
’
P ar Into The Future
>nk| U n u i democratic lu
erguo thing* mil bill nitre a vole
had been taken, th,, uialorflr
•hunld nils- and A. K. Morgan
should shut up.
"Rut A n b tjr B ,.,M p y g iiif. tpi*
Irdn-gfetsed the llm itn of ea
They
prastlng
d lu iis n n itiit ,"
lim y
went on. . ‘T ils
method, lend
rrlHttns) ,
violate th e prlntlPlv* at d c V C t a c y . . .
And yO -/tjr. f*r Into lb« |ulu rf. Til# » 0 f1d * «|0i| sm blllttnt
e*peT|ipe||t In r?pl f t U | *
profsm ept
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bysol
tfom
in
hordes,-*cu»l
i*lwan customs officials Is ehosm tearing away the border harriers that
•I r f i p rO T jo 'He absorption ef A ustria by Germany March 15. *Aldbg tha
ra'. o f'b o th countries Joined In rtm oving the barriers.
a InlMfcious Job It waa.
However, grandm other
.
W. M. W slnwrislit, s i t u sudltor. ta |d last waek that gudlfi
V . lh » s b i0ks p f county official#
way* <wty SO m onth, behind
transaction* as ruippaiwd- tft a?)
• t j r a ^ - f e f sp , mouths U d y y r .
WUpb “W aita are l j m onth, he,
M renwctions they > tt con
s it
didn't I h tt II taitl add to rgtl
it.
many activities .other Ojnn houi
work. However, ■ let us sUH • fe
ns grtodatpUNT. ,4W -U tai A w<
men
hasn'tt done
dona ner
hi
m en . or m o th e r. Mon
r M duty I f the hem e.la unkefH,
KHcKrti ‘ llooleiim can become
very* vnstghUy whan ike design
disappears In spots-w here g e a r l*
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C a n tw e ll Begii& Stratton To Train
* Training Sessions With Lookout Team
f In Montreal Camp
\
Ben Cantwell, foim er big league
J — • 1a r who needs on'y 3b more
f j t i i n w in the m ajor loop* to be a
“ ten y ear man, left Sanford, hi*
!, borne town, today for Lake Wale*
where be will begin hi* Spring
training activities with the Mon1 Iretd Royult of the International
j* League.
Although Cantwell t* reporting
a week la ir, there u no fear that
he w II not win game* for the
Itoya a th a aeaaon. liahitt Marrnville, m anager of the Montreal
outfit started hi* toy* in tra in
ing 'nst Monday monring and wo*
a. bit unosey aboui Big Ben not
repotting.
Canlwrll was rated a* one of
1
the outstanding hurl«>a in the In*
tem at onal League ^ l* * t.. rtcaaop
); when he w as rqnnee<ed„ n ilh the
New Yurk li mil farm
City. Belt w:ij_ tlryn -hi
New Yoik during the f i tte r por; lion of the teaien but i n i told to
Brooklyn following a \b r le f ita y
with the National L ragce cham*
plan*.
Later he wa* Mild to the Royal*
end thia season will again dis
play h'e hurling ability in 'be
minor* ir. search of another oppoilunily to g it hi* 33 days in
the big time.
H arry S tratton, outfielder for
J«e Kngal ' o f the Chattanooga
Lookouts, left Sanford yesterday
fo r Daytona Beach w here he will
begin hi* spring training ae'irlt c* with the Lnokonta on the City
b la n d park.
S tratto n held oat for a hike In
s a a r y and w m s m e s s f u t a t he
made a record b a t boss o n . which
gave him the opportunity to ask
fo r a higher pay rbeek. Stratton
has been employed here during the
w inter by J . C. Trawlek end also
the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club.
I V r i:\uuu*
KUthll
. In*** ijitiww
Par Mali
H Paid* T-«
Uleii Uu j
' l i l t iid llttii
■ I H t b t IdN*
O scar T oler.-In rw l hall enthu
h a. been nnnvil the new
T t i ll f i e
la-ague
ir p h rin g
Cobb, n . iiing f.n eill* srt who ha*!
h'ailed he ki.P» loop fur the |>a*l|
eight year*.
*
Mr. (V.bli i* relinquishing the
p n i h m illln to pn*n of busfnesa.
I low ever, he may lake over' the
m anagerial rein* t.f one nr the
si* rlulii it ,tried in the l.ag u r.
Mr. Toler raid today I hr.' plan*
h»il not luen definitely com-,
pletnl nn l that on u p ning da's*
fur Ihe i irruit In-'
ye ti.n-n.
decided.
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ret* undiMvoy . .*. t'lm rh McLucs* of, tin; local h ‘gh schiHil
> atrd track practice ,ye»lenlay
iPernoon ... . He I* mild to he
Manning to enter the tocrllle* ill
he a ta b tournament in Haines■file next month . . . he m iy also
ta w vet era) m n la with Daytona
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P R E S C R IP T IO N S
ACCURATELY
COM POU ND ED
A T R E M A ItK A IlL Y
RED U CED
P R IC E S .
OBTAIN ( H it PRICE ON
IN IH V lli r .i l, I* It EH C It I P TIONK IIF.FOHK FI 1.1.1NO.
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I)R. MILLER
Removal Notice
t sm now k ra le tl in the Arcade hullding.
No, to Kanrard
Avr.. wi h a N il line of K y a n lir
Enamels,
prislur S, l.uras A fo n lid g e house paints.
Bond
stucco
Picture Fram ing And Furniture Painting.
Come and see me.
I. D. Martin
GREYHOUND
RACES
ii
SANF0RD-0RLAND0
KENNEL CLUB
On Route 17 — 10 Mllm South 01 Sanford
(Turn at th* Red Arrow)
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No
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II n u t bust on
u;V
of
tbim
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resting
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10 R A C E S
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N IG H T L Y
Jfioiostowo. N, vln wn |9i«* wbibun mul |»ractin% ■ tlllit # I ilni*'b*uieti |
( E u r pi Sunday)
nri'. In 4[inIlly
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. . j u r . p t , Jin"** h' . erttig lio-ir n m tiiieiilal ittigru
l/ s
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lions. Its, u nip ies'iim ibly le n t iuie
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i N Ihm, li - d 'll. IV;. Ju-ks.-n ip n vii'lm rk m il n d hentls.
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l.'V Ii t m l I , ", A tlii'cill' _N- Hi" i-niirnsluii li pupu'ation Hint in
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i*riii*r l»# tt - tm* itn I?iill f nets hr a
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liintiifric.il
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W A N T E D : tw it fu m islu d rooms
for light lioosekcvpirrf, Clo*
fQittid Iin lit, ni.i r k* t
in. Perm anent
if
sa tisfa cto ry
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li t*. Ii u b . 7^*^®c
Apt 1, Cam eron Apartm ents.
PIANO—Located
hi
Rantord
slightly
used
st|»dio--|’ar;y
L rv ttig Ciiy, w*ll saerifi-e f •!
cash -or icaottiable lime |*»V
m in t. ’ Get in loach at once with
11. U Conanl—31-^P nr A v e, Or*
Undo, FU.
F If*
l*»ITA 1 A ‘liS 1 F«i|*l*lli‘N it**.i.t m ip I
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26—Mlscenaneoua For Salt
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hut A *!" villi' Ita, rei-ot'l
-trict vegetaria n ami
Itim l. Its
" ' a "■ t"iy ii'w mid then w r flight la m s to regio n , where it*
th. T . 'i . and the ru ie t 'd , w e .k postlW ixl diet ran Ih n rru m m o .
i- n *| M'rilttlfSl Ad ll n | up |n tlulfVfl.
**'ilin
Tin*
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i»f n*l
on thi*
i * | n|«h l i *iu »r rn*U uml all \vtliin lh ' roahl tin!'«• I f m m p i i l
Of till* «IIIfulfil* || fl |-f* Will 11ill *fi -il
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pol.iition
* t» i p | i t d f L * n»,iv m it 'o in c 1to|.
iRm ! u llir r i*mifu*ii. In Mu*, p m I r k
Dii " A.'k^ir11j t 'T*-kIv s«nl itiar». *
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4
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l-?.:tiii ga ilu n ifa w ere fn»iib’lt'-d in Flo, Ida 11*PA «rw|m:
teem , d u ti'ic Ihe .half re a r jillg
I Dei'emtUi 3t. 1117, siiy* the
Bi.ile Wi H a , I t o n i d
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T he favorite food o f the canvas«r l«i»r ppe Ib mprr, I' i MHiurn ftp
Jim met ...m illy-: .... ...
Fork I* re ' g in -s . wild .e le iy . and M'wr »ir*| n *« pf *i Ittwp t h e m m*il,
i.titu- Bttllit' i hit- I" i ll n .oeculetil lieilis tth iih grow at the f ,,“ lose )o e r im slaru .
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f i n - f i l l : 1 *H 3«* II wi'H *#-; ’»
UiUtpl.A.M
w o rk
they'll still Lc ot.1 oil Ihe sandlot
dbmmrd* eteryilay
getting in
shape uovi'rlhiH'M. A fter *eclng
the trophy lha: the Jayi-re* will
present to the tournament winner
in thr for hromlng golf classic, it
would In- well worth aome of these
p srt-’lme golfer* to give their
jbilily t good once-over . . .
SANFORD MARKET REPORT
|;« 0 . I'tMurr, II 10-91 IS.
WANTED; avond
hand
la'cat
id.tion Encytloppedia Britanlc*.
RrpTf Bog VX clTV Pen ford H r r
„ ,, ( U -|nb- c„ h price
"ve'T- ~
SHttUMUBPIMRIMTSL
N» :
Hrrlbi CltMlpallai*
K.u Irlctar*l»«D
JHIIy I HUH
Mrtt|r l*arefl|l
Silver Tint
- *r
Another king!
•hot f l i n t ttilflith
ha* had two S according to a report
from
O f the deep-w ater dueki, the nr thrui* g * " I It ft-h niid ir* hi* that cl > today. Jimm y S*ml*r»,
divers itml love wide bay* rath er Washington c|nb lias Won
the msnngi r of
the nine, vbtlad
th in marshes, the .c a n v jsb a c k I* Aittt'i I*-* it longue pennant.
D ny'ina y«-s in lay and dlapbyvd
without do j M the iw veieign. Ha
l i r a got Id* so.I.ltpaWs again s it youths picked up from lha
i hurt c ir r i.tic
flig h t, roniplciou* this year liul no one I* payinr Cardinal huM-ball school in Win
loi'.I to pit l history unit Jiiiiijt ter Haven.
Iiik on ih e s 't n i o b ' band-wagon, t
In I V I H rlflllh
had
lefties
Torn it ti hsvy Itnil tleo rg'
MoMoney To I amm
grblge In IMi'Li lh e ,e vver* Znrlt
On Automobiles
a t) and liu lch
Iteuthcr
Pen
llc f ln n n c ln c —
nant* lni||, year*. Th'*n for
It
• 'iirpns. w*ll have h>| only two!
Quick Service
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Jack Finnrll—Phone 175-J
rartie up with Furl
Whltehl||.
■I lu-ln-x imtwetglieit. T he lte | j
•r
W
aller
Stew
art
nnd
Hull
llurke.
Acceptance Corp. of Florid.
In * i-te i has hern w i lt i n g out*
T
he
Senntnrs
won
the
flag,
Exchange Bldg.
to,- |tie li.' .I guveial w e e k ,
*r. marking • of deep m i head and
C liff ha* tw o rookie P ft-hnitd-j
P te im stB l) fee it r*gqttn with itetk, black lo tlir and gleaming
Orlando—Phone 4700
W lishinglrti m il l a v and .Mattel white bock, and bel y ' togvthYT ' ■ ‘ Kendall Chitiir mid J,ie KfH" |
hnu.ska*, lid . year, nloiig
w ith '
t» C otttgp h i'ie on Apr. - mid n with It* slick )' hul d make tt
i - e on Jilm- I with Manhattan rasily idcniitiiitde. It vn** with the tbo vi'ti'rsn. Flun lln « *ctl. But
eren tb ir f i*n'l op ilm lslle enough
* id Pmtt*n Unlvi't-aily in New mill Ini il In weight nud siie.
e n , I nc.
to think history w ill M-I*eiit.
t '.k f ly .
M iller Bldg.
P ark Av*,
I 'a l lit
12— W a n te d
ant a
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U.k»lrN mill )m iv in rM t ht* lHT*(*illnff
i . i u i r n H.ti'i: 3 I*. Mile
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l.u«ky Sid..
N **M »t*-rn.
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peiltnl rmlintf a* i M A \1 »*•
•»*ir, in * f.i.iti 1*be ^homes.
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N I N T H It
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m — r‘ !Senator’s Southpaws I
. Prep School From Z7~Z
Canvasback Is Top I Might Efe An Omen The Pnylona Beach Islandera,
•Asheville To Row
■a Florida State lea g u e
baseIn Duck Nobility
oil I.AN DO. Mar.
a :. - W V - hall club,
win Start
their
Ro l l i n s
. . . Against
II) "11^17“ DARI.INn
F*riy tim e in the
lust 15 y-ar* a'n ‘e |m»p training sessions Apr.
By JU LIA N STKNSTROM
- 29— F o r R e n t o r S a le .
For iff
In •! unlit Y. Il!|* 111**#
V/tANTED: Men or Women for
1133*1110
P . Im # r l Ir . . f l
NKI
F la.
Il w lf I i.i l
m ng athr.ing w ater hyacinths. Cal', M ODERN C room h u_ i i a t , . l W. 8 r .*S .-I Il U
g ilia a t ' hl U
t'
for-Stokes, Sanford Hull Wotk*.
InrfB par?!)?* wired fur tie c tr l
i . m i v K n « 14*9.111 n u r .n » » .
cttokln*. M ayfair—inqwirw ll -r»» r#TF. f i lr |«, ittiNi <i|itnllH I'
COLOUKD WOMAN
y
PAGB FIVE
Big Ben Cantwell has again left | llrnrb, U t-^nrrg and Orlando
Sanford for anoiber term o f Spring | Work was finished yesterday i>n
tviN T F .it P a r k , m .h s i , - a
training te fa ra enter, ng h b 15th! the p a n tin g process at the h val
y ear o f baseball. Cantwell b In j lu ll orrh.ird . . . I'lie, negro stand* p-ep si hoot nnd n euRrge will
Lake Wale* training with Rabbit h are lawn coiiip'clrd and also the t*»*e |bo first rr rw r«re of the
"I m en lli'ie
W edne.ilny ul|er
M arrnel b*s Montreal Royslt of bleacher* . . , Possibly with San
I ha Intem stkm cl league. Big Ben fim l, Orlando »i»; ItcLand, e o j* rioi'n. *l«r. 1-3. when nn right
hopes to have h b aecond etcellent clo-e togeth er, several S U te l.ea -| I -'ll A-dt'-ville S. limit nl Ashe
t i 'V . N , l i . e-tgmti'
n v o irp tn
year In th* minors m> th a t some gue exhihltnm ga ie c*
m ay he
big time a o tflt will take him in liln ynl Im-.o -p the opening dsU- h '’ |!|fis C l|eei- eis-ss i.t the me
Maitland.
and he m sy be -iblc to complete nhieh hn< l.s t r se t fo s A p r. 17 i I'n «m use on la it
Vln N ertli Carolina o a i-n u n
thoa* 35 <by* to be considered a . . . T he J rn lo r H igh S.htiol w ill
t- •> n|Tived h ere
Sunday
ami
en y ear man.
p m b a lly L iv e e in n -b a ll tia g u e
Coach llusaell McCracken sn th i. sm seti i s luma! . . . It ap- •• - Ik-Iiik enl'-rtalni-d, op th e '
It- \ H>
KRhlilun. Fan
C l a s s i f i e d A d v e rtisem e n ts
6— Situation W a n te d
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I8I.ANDKHS MAKE READY
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS
IIK%NHi IK;ii"' |*i H*ii*i*llr w lii***I*r *
5—Help Wanted
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S ill y O i^r
&-l« Mi le
nr:VKKTfl iia ** IS:
t'lu li Junior Chanre I’iu r llr
Hubert
A.; j1, ' ^
W. J. K ng, I‘ljnillng -P lw n e 50.
........ ...
btHAVE YUUE Weld* repaired b »
on*
who really know* how.
J T CS1. Je w e c r Magnolia Av*.
— - MONTEZUMA
Under New M anagrm rnt
l i e are caioting to pormnnen
■reekly gueaU. Rate* per week—
, from $3.00 to |J.lX), aing e —$q.M
and up, double. Ralea by d ry —
11.00 to I'.J il, single—fJ.bti to
$3.00, double. Our bed* t i t Coe
best. Hot and cold w ater in every
toom. A homelike atniDsph.-ro plu*
romplcle hotel service. We wrleotu-i
your inspection of our room*.
C. W. Sullivan, Prop.
n —
GREYHOUND
l MMa.
Oo 'scar Toler W i l l ^ ^ V ^ ’Mt ll*'»i
• lirjra
* Tut I y «ill mil
Be
New
Prexy
Of
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F uiunirLocal Junior Loop,
iVdl Pn llit
1.—AnnouncrmrnU
;—
noemced b s l n igh t that the local | peers that S u ifo r d has quit pro
ch«oU. w U present »n ath letic jd u e ia g laMi-liali ath le te s la te ly a*
carnival on the Seminole High Buddy I nke ten* the l i s t to do
School .A thletic field on Ihe even Cliy th in g umrh in this pastim e
ing of Apr. 8. The carnival will . . . IntidrnU y. Lake plan* to
be * large a ffa ir with sporting undergo nnother season o f semiENTRIES TONIGHT
program n which every school in pro ball thU year . . . Ilerm sn
this city will e n te r participants. M edVr and SI Tuntbloom under
T«*l«M** OBlriM
K lltbT lt.%* •*. t u iu iiij.
Such contest* will . in.-lade- ininy
a r m a light workout a t the local
l lU c i s M a l l i* U f )
C u lU t
'rack event*, diamond hall, pyiaT *1 filial
Ik s. LMMBIfi
park y e a tr 'd a y aftern oon . . .
mM building and other g*mrs.
lb.Mm* ITmflle
Mr* M i\u j
“
Isold fUil
Cfiutcn L’uaini'ltH.
SHORT SPORT SHOTS—when B londy" S cto gg m * m il D k k
Since the time of Heorgv Wiahh i;co .\D ii.M’ l . . K u l u t i l y
hr I I f Wcdm -d*r Will serve
m„| e r l k r the canvasback
Jo* Slripp was told that hr had F orster ap|H*ar to he a bit good a t
l l l i h l lla U
«M U a l l f l l w i k l r l
g
o
lf
as
w
ell
as
hast-Kall
.
.
.
th
ey
it
u
leal
fur
the
A-brVille
e«i-s
bean aent 'to the Columbus Rett
Cm k iu I M aul
»
bit*'Item tegurded n* tin-choicest
h i t f thrir dally rounds a t the O'- i who will go fo ' prim I'tou.
1 U Hilda C h a n * a • . A i w l f A |k a « U < « Bird* of the American A sx ica
wild waiter fowl in the world for
FuinM Unit)tia,.*
!***»
loci.1 lin t.• nnd Seem to get better N .1. on Apt. Jit to lo in p n o in
lion
from
the
S<.
I*>u»
Cardinal*,
ihe lablr. In m arket-shooting days,
Hllitli.t
* *» llaadjr H i
he asked Hen C m lw rll to tra v rl rach day . . , T h ey hope th ey ran a H'Bnttu will, several other lhey h«v« sold for a* imirh ns
T 1IIJU1 lt\«*i: d-14 Mllr
• "■t. - im billing
lllllt
Si tiool. ftl.UO t pair, uholvsule; 91._t) a
M a l l mi M a llv
IW a b lr
o Jap an *nd China with him . . . i do a* well in the m l uni!
llNWIIIw jtJ*
ll'iul'i llhr'll
ic n c e tlltc , si
However, Hen slated that he hail this summ er . . . laical jun ior t
Andrew ». and pound umltv ;ed and before the
WIi Ihk.
l*a
l?It**i*i»*
11 ;|fl)w 0(
lim its^trsrhi-d a l o w
a th rr keep out of International '«*««* » '* " w»*
1“ lr« r1’ I I " Prlinetoft Kent n,| F ri',hn,*.,|
I'rnnl Header
Hat llU-tutm
M iia
J i m ' s ll*t>
complications . . .
tm l Eum pe ' h*'
upenlng .late of. the
I o f ten ren t- n p h i" liy Ihu wagon
M j U IIT II ll.\C K :
\lthoegli A ilit'v illr mnl
H"! load.
.M iltpn l e i b r may b< the r e a l : 1-'0" ' ,<wl’ "»*
l- 'in
•• ■
• | V » e r Pa»*»
hvid.'r nf the U i ’iu
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Pari-Mutuel
H c ttln g
F llililD A .STATE RACING COMMISSION SUPERVISION
POST T IM E 8:15
30— H ouse* for S a le .
5 Room Bungalow a n d ' beautiful
furnishings, [es sons hie. Phone
651-W,
I I — Miscellaneous _________
Dcxler A Gay's Quality PSint 1*
wh<t we h a ir a'waya recommendvd for lasting sail* fiction
a 1st grvateti value. Slanb y Rogers
lid ware Co.
;j
�olers Get Break
)ver Candidates
because O f Law
--------- —
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN HIX
to rn 6 ‘t m
allot Casters Need
Not Pay Poll Tax;
Office-Seekers Do
' * -Corporal Lands In Jail
When Munich Patch Fails
f?m w M
Lt? rnmv
P M & Cvr
TSH O K ,
a '-o -m l, unlc-'i they n tr rarm pt
by r« ™ n of ngr, tv ir wnrlce
dli ability or n tlirr i -bu. p . Tim IU37
rh tn u e
thr
A t|H-r nt |-w of 10.17, applying
'*_(n co nntlii u-Hh tHipiilalion lie1 ? Iwrt-n M 0 <H) and S7.000, provided
for r r r l i t r ’tion ti.-iok* to rlo«r 20
gtsVay. I t forn a prim ary. Tho grnI. ci id rri’ltdinllnn |:iw nl'ows voter.
' ■ to put th rlr name* In tho hook#
vnllt riiiilnl-;lit of Hnturilay, Apr.
Gray oImi raullnnrd Floridian*
who are out n f the ntntp tnnpojarlly Ihnt they ranno: nuke nh* n t '”e i eg lain*'Inmi Mil* year.
*TTn- atipn-tun rm irt la .t y r i r . In-,
Talldntril tin tie enter i rgiattalion law |«ir-.nl in lltlR.
, JTorltlinti# i tnployed in WaaliInuliilt ll in r urn Nimo 3,000 of
thrm nittnt inipe li’uno lo rrgl*"
t- r. Thi-y w'H b,* allnwed to vote
I brrnli v bullntu ill th r u m rl manIter.
lire I*'Ml inn bco';* a ir now o|irn
Invar oua prcclnvlt.
They will
be nto’ Hl to roun y rourllmu.ca
Apr. 5.
Fl o r id a
_
T*
and urge every a l t l s a a to nak*. a atudy o r our ta * pro'
th e purpoe* o f a ek la c y te r ld a a a c re proaperou* 3 U t*
ik
wnitxaB s s tm o f , i hav#
hereunto a a t ny b»o4 ant
aauasd the Great 9*al of
the S tate o f flo rid * to bo
luqaratm w ed Bravery
,oon .w ero
* '“ »
Once communist offieara war*
.h e r
iffle a d a t Tall*h*aa#*s tha
seat |o 1Hltlor'a room to * ^ 1
" « M m * o f-^ o rm
C a p ita l.^ J ila 18th Bay of
him. lie .net .them with revolver
In hhnd.anl,drove thrm off, *n act , /!** h w in # th a t they decided
March, A 0 , 1896.
{
of unqueatiened bravery. J h * tael- to ***“ * ,llo rt CBt ° P w*r*
■lent get a whopping .buildup In
The Fatll* Shat
Munich beer caUara.
| • The desperate Job b e g in In a
Boon H itler waa addressing po- Munich beer cellar on Nov. 9, 1W3,
llttcil meeting* all ovar Munich, H lt’ar worked th e m eeting Into a
Martin g t developed aa alec trie, bedlam. Then he paused. dramatl*
"
even byiterical almoephere. To ta lly declaring the German r e - _______________________________ ____________________________
an American. H itler m ight hav# public a t a n end.
| -------- 1............. ............. - ---------~ ~=
- ~
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•earned a FoU rthof-July orator, a
.,Th
ha <•*** and tried fo r crim inal acdl- hotel ami feaaloqa will be held
hypnotist, and a Billy Sunday. H# lhou((rf_ <f w n u r ,_>.
*
Hon.
*
, ho civic l»«gu* clubhoua*.
m n i& ft
not
T iin w 'B n q ,
A neutral to * ..tig » l» r say* j£?,ot ,0
•» * « J
«
IIHIar «w . a member f . comV
m k ao n turned by w ar votaran* to ! 1 ‘ *
f ° r,f P* f
iueastlgit* the poet-war commonL
m tn “ ** l “* Lnl' OTm
fat rag ma h« Munich
" r ng ° * rm *“ ’
There’* not a doubC however, _ Before long there bloaaomed oat
th a t tho haruUome corporal with
German worker* national ao*
the handlebar muataehea daaerved
P fr ly, wllh Initial*. In the
the confidence or the soldiery. Me U enn»n
*P#IHng “n ail."
Col the Iron Croat for Wor d w ar
’’brown ahlrta." the
bravery. Twice he had caplnred. ,t0 rm **««•. t n i H Jtle rtm 'w a .
alnioat ainglr-inmlci',, « atom or
“ “ " P 1* 1* 1 r4ctao of the enemy, Onra be waa
Before Iona H iller had dec'ored
klndcd by ■*>, and em u aho*. up • 2I-potot object.re, with Jaw I y ahrapnel. And be certainly waa bo'ting, repudiation of w ar guilt,
ready r t the drop of a h it to the Veraaiiie* tre e ty , and rtpara*
rrreem his hatred of the Ruasian Ilona, aa cardinal principle*,
ryatrm .
| The growing beer hat) gang*
H o lly w o o d ,
\ \ M P M c tO
fotm r r the oa'h for candidate*.
B arrelniy.of hlnto R. A'. Gray
eolteil nHrntlon In ilia, rnnd Ida tea*
pn’l In* allcat'on wlfiai h r rr.
V'rwnl llir lomldraU.k'ii b f nri'OnK'
fug for ?n rlrcllon.
lie nniinunreit b r 'hnd n.krd
AHmney (Irn rril Cory I). I.tndit
fo r n r.iling on n-lirtlirr voter* In
E rra irb li nml 1'nlni llia rh rounth-. tmml ro g h lrr n1 Ira .t 2d
days trfn io IIn* flint pilm nry May
or
h im /
awn iwr
T(*trieli»Inr»» did
S tate
Ex e c u t iv e D e p a r t m e n t
'T A L L A H A S S E E
,
With th a t h . flrkd hU Plato, a t
X
B»" < * * • - * ■
the calling, and t h . brar-cellor J J
H fitS k S llk l
cun‘ k , r *aon “ ,h e CO" ‘
putsch « c iii>
r
4 'lllffhtL c u t f o r f H ii'tf liPi
w n tiw i.
i
B ut HlUcr lutd miscalculated the
Botl g lr a n g o 'a a lt may aaem, the
O pportunity will be given growtem per of Gorman troop, eent to M . eorpor, l waa soon to provi ho
lo
' h*"’* 'We*
the scon#, The eoldlcra follow*! WM .he kind i f a i m n you c a n t eymptoma of such <jeflclenclo* by
i t n r r in a v o l c a n o ............. line nnd ralinu tnln rtal spring, coming, ao It fell upon John Ed- h# w ai
o rd n a to flrn on .'the N ash and h u g h o f f .»
'
vlalllng p lo t, a t th# Lake Alfred
Only »rv,n ninr* from Ita ly ', biibblr ut n lciit|»rralurr of 141 w ard., fiery editor of the H urling'|dom inant
billed nearly n acora. Tha putech'
(Tomorrow: Sutceoa)
cltrua capeHment aUUoat and
nin in In Iill III the liny nf Naplc. d rg ie i., and fo r'lh l* rrnaon Por* top Patriot, to t*kr ma'.’cra Into cnCvi, at
Waa over.*H ltlfr, the new .n e rila h ,,
_____
■ ,
through colored elide, to be ahown
Hr. inie of ih . atrangv.t i.'.lid to <l'*arbia toJuy H u popular hi# own hands, FAlwerda we* a hold out
becam e’ a, laughing aleck.
;|
by Dr. A. F. Camp, elation dlrecliaihor. In th r world. F « f " hrnlllt rvpnit.
i brave old New Englander who aheuHng;
Fine mica gomllied th a t HlUer H o r t i c u l t u r i s t s T o
lor. Corrective and preventive
iI'I k IiIu. uii thr miiuII, mountuin. .i'u___
___
You a re into# and I am youra,
In th r (hitch W rit Im lir. lira ’ ___
had_______
carried hie .lo
ne w
ait to '
fell lo th# ground uo Kurd ut the «
’ * T _ M J U * o r V fn V P T I
wil' b® fuI,y dlacuaacd.
lui. |»Inn I of l.i'hU , nri'u|dca Mir
J
the frontier town of Burlington,|ca long As 1 -shall livet”
onothrr |* ln n d -S a b a —w ho.e Ini i r i t aound o f firing th at he bro k e' M C C t J l l W I I I tC T a i a v e n
Many other subject* Interoattng
n a lc r o f un cxMuct volrunel
!
and
through
rapcrlenc*
h».d‘
hrbilnrit# nil llvu In <hc bottom
h i. ahoulder. N eutral ' o b a a m ta !
--------* *" eltnia and aub-troplcal fruH
. Vlrlloia to tliic |ilrturr.<iua lit*(
learned htw to dcul wl h Indian*,
of on crtlnct volcano crater, nut
aald ho waa pulled to the at reel by I W INTER HAVEN. Mar. 22-— grow er, will be dlacuaacd during
I • |Hirt r r rrh It liy ntiu n irr from
iilmralf,
a dying comrade, and broke hla Hundred* of horllcullurlat*
th# three day*. In connection
Nnplr., Allnint mi IiiI.iihI la tr, u i him* thn harbor fn rllitlrt of
lie knew of nn Indian legrnd dt
•houldcr th a t'w a y . B ut alao tbare F lo rid a' a re n pec In I to attend with the convention, there will he
I
hr
W
lilnn#.
Tliclr
evtUemcnt
I*
cim plctrly unrliclcd liy hill., It ■'
waa vthe story h o w ;h e Hiked hje -th*-Al*t annual convention of the held u flower ahnw, a ro«e ahow,
Inmvn .im ply e# **Tlir llolturn.'Ji a g reat black hawk th at hovered
bidden firm view un II till' boot
nnd ran be rrn rh rd only try an 'o v e r D ie' Mlnalralppl Itlvar and
life to rerrjr a child to oafety. Florid* Sla'o H orticultural aoelety a dleptay of gladlolt and tho third
hn. p irrcd througli in uarnnv
ibw everything th a t w ini on. EdW hitevcr heppvnad, H iller *#• at W inter llevcn
Apr. 12-14. annual gardenia festival a t 'ho
nlmo. t prtprnillcular Might n*
in tin ia u .
I
ward*
changed
the
nsroe
of
hi*
coped, but waa caplured In » fe w ( H eadquarter* will be a t a local Florida Cypraaa g a r t a a .
r nne a 'all* fiOO feet high.
paper to the "Iluriington Hawlf-j
Porto d'l vlitn U our of Hip
Th i fifteen tin tidied people who ty e ." announcing that hi* flrj)
<innllri n u tr r* of volrunlc Minnv
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live there .peak nialnty Eugltih,
Epornro, m^lti prnk ml tin* l-dand.
nlthi iiRh for ei iur 30(1 y ra r . *hr
T hr U .t Lilt*; i f 'N tp lr i o n lrrtd
liJand of Bnba hot been owned
<lt«* e rn 'rr iltntsi.1 t.i ariuminoand ueciiplrtl b y th r Dutch.
iln 'r .'•hl|i|iin/, th r work bring
ilmio bv n u n til# In re tin n fur THE HAWK EYE HTATR . . . .
th rlr l.bvrty'.,
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In the early dayn of Iowa, In
Today C*I|||I.| r w-lnr# a i r liindr dian ralda wero a rona'ant torn*
oil th r l-land u p j emu, ill null are lo the while neltler*. Aid
f tul a mv |iiiHlucrd lh :rc, Alka (tom W ashington w u not forth-
They*re Looking For Your A d !
LOVE FINDS A WAY
Traveling Around America
Mcrtulity Of Layers
Ih Lower Than l Tsua)
TMI.SA,
O kla.-W T —Came a
letter to County Claik Andy Hloka*
fiont a woinaii in nearby Dliby
coun'y;
“ Will you please tell me what
a m ail %igi> license will cortil
Fume a iy $3.30. Home say 91A0
Nn I would like to know because
StJU) la all 1 have.
“ I*. 8.—An». light beck."
CIIIPLEY , M ar 22.—Mnrtnlity
nt the Flntidn National K g |f
la y in g T.#t luur l» luwvr lh»t'
usual, repot t# IIup''rvitor K. F.
H'anton. Far Hiu I tret (Ire innnlh.
rn ly 7.2 |H’rrrn t nf Mir b lid . riled.
imllcoMi t, that h liitr i« mi- p ac
ing alieiiMnu to s Ih' u a . v.rll us
lu;h prodtie'lm In Ihvlr uinl*.
Kelt limy |ni«li nt | oii by the 1.271
hens In Mir li<d uti'iauvil 17.4
tg g * ctedited with I7.ti point*.
- F o r yenis litri'ilrrs ,wr”,i pri.pnully rune*rn*#1 with pioblonlk
nt high egg p;o-luc'fun, and all
_Mi.lr b’l eillng rtfu rl. were re n
te red In Ibat iliiecllon, U'anlon
ray». Then they begun to treed
fo r l a m '; sir* In rgg*. at the
m m ' Hme continuing In alrraa
number of egg* tall! by ea;h
bird. Finally, they are bn,-ding
fo r vigor and livability, slnco P
\»a» found Mint m oilallty
In
ptany raw # wu* too high tor
profitable puulliy business.
H'uVra answered that Okla
homa's price waa $3—but th at H
alia would bring in her
b*
ami other court house employ**
would make up the difference.
TAVARES—With th# eo opceoMnn of I^k * Coun'y'a Rotary,
Klwanta, end Llona club., Coun'y
Agent It. K. Norrt* racenlly htlrl
n acrira of meeting*, in the chy
ball a t Leeiburg to encourag*
farmer*, grower*, and
towns
people to plant gardan* and ralaia
small flock* of poultry. Gardjn*
and poidtry flock*, th* couAiy
royAiy
C^T • at"
agent amid, tend to r*ducq*T*af
f d Mil*
liy living coot*. Other Iajn^cultu ral leaders a*sl*l*d Mr. N oyta
to the mar tings.
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PUTCH DONKEYS
rN SPITE f t th* capabl* car* altb
NM MOWING WANTED
♦
• wlrlrb they have hern rndoaril.
th r.a donkrya *1111 scorn to” bo
lOMIlMN^ Mar. 22. — (AY —The amaied over Ih* ch in ir# that bat*
Hrltlsh govui uiuciit ilyca-tiot want coma about In their honirland—*
Brltonu to bun io Jutiauete sen
Aruba. A .111*11 Itlari'l lieldtiglai to
I r t* .
tha Leeward group of the ’•Mulrk*
•jA a k a J In i hr llo u so o f {'boiiooh* West India*, Arabs a .a until romtoday if lilt' Jupuiiroe-romniund at pdrallvtly recently a quiet IIUI*
|VitH"— !i#t| nut Issuei] onlrrs lh*l Island almost uuaotlr.’d by tb* roat
Tor*'gnet# bow to Jupanesr guards, of tb* world. Nov, boatver, It 1*
.Irtn ia kiln *[yr Chsmbvrlsto ro- vial tad ! dally by giant airliners
which conorct It with tb* alatai*
Bid*.
V.
U nU tvr'Iun* h a t# ' been suiit Island Curacao I I tnllr* d litaat, a id
■If Mil#* precl’tv ' cabled Jl with Imaortaat elilaa ao th* main
Id 'lw discontinued / l w in ." land of Booth Amortca; and Its har
bor akaltara ship* from alt part* of
Ih* world, including thou* * --tag
|M T m w
S E W TIKES
weakly pleasure cruises Iro n ..a w
York to ih* Cqrlbhvao.
|RH«NGTON —W V - Bulletr Hraa era being tested by th*
Allen B- W alker
of
W lnttr
• Hra* hav* apftlai loner
I ’ which outomaUciHy clo** Haven hua qm llltld with threr*;A bullet ' wodnd." Thoy a r t l«nr of Bu i* M. A. Grar its a
djvidad Into cootpurl merit*.
It- pulillcatt candhialu fu f tba ut-
Tb* .m ating ebangv which baa
com* to (bit Island waa brought
about through Ibajllicovery and dtvalopmcat of tome of lb* rteboat oil
flelda lo tb* world—thoa* of Veaoaval* oa tba uoribern roast of South
America lea* than dftv mile* from
Aruba. Th* "black gold* from Ibla
rich country ta sent to Arag* and
tb* nalgbborlag Island of Curacao
to b* roSoad. Today tb* tatand *1
Aruba haa two of tba targoat all rwQuart** |a ih* world. A deal of tkaL
low draft u n b ars u anally aat Ilag la
group* or twolvo dally bring* tba
crod* oil from tb* Maracaibo laid*
la Vaiaauala, and ocean tank a n ly
ing th* Bag* of all uallona call her*
to load tbw-Mtnod oil and carry U
lo Ih* raciM bg corners *| U * oorth.
DcVUNIAK HI’RINGB - Mor*
than &IM Walton County fannvra
and farm women atten d 'd th* ao*
rica of 10 mecMnga hold a ahort
Mm* ago fer outlining obJocMw* m
the rnun'y agricultural program 1
(or Ihl* yrnr. Uvlng-at-horur,]
food and fvtd crop*, rand prodw*'
*lon of livestock war* feature*
r r r i r e d nt tho mro'toga, which1
wor* conducted by Mia* Elolaa
CRACKVILLE —Tb* brtiaf th a t'
Jackson County's rural aiectrlflcaMon program will ho carried for
ward to a successful conclusion
wa* aapiwaaod by B0 buainss* m m
and farmer* ml a recent mee'ing
of lit* draco*ill* Lion* Club.
County Agent J . W. MUono, th*
principal spoakar, on Mined lb*
program and doertbod th* haaaMla I* bo dorirad from R.
Mco nf tlN jt. Senator- Ha ia for
Florid* rrceirog agProztmauty
mer chairn»n of the ttepoblkun
Btatp Kirvullve t'um m hte* and
per yoar from th*
la Hm Hral Republican Id qualify v*Ho*1* fedi’rol ogonaioo, acoordfo r a state-wld* offlro ili|a ‘y»*r.
They want to see your a d . . because they Bhop in tho
Herald first* wjjere they know there are values to bo
trusted, r ;v‘
"_v 7
These people are your best customers. They want to
and hundreds of others like them EXPECT your ad
they know it mqans savings.
She checks th eiood ads in The Herald regularly.
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Stmlnoh County ProdaeM
More Fruit And Vegetable* Than A n/
Similar Area In America
Saafard la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway.
And Water Transportation
SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MAlfCH 25, 1938
By R o o sev elt
On Low Wages
Defends f{0p eful Note Seen In
Dismissal Of ¥ - . #^ . , , - ¥r
n .
iTvachairm
an World s War ricture
Pfecident S a y s Na
tional Progress Is
Being Retarded By
Selfishness Of Few
Senate Leader Blocks HITLER’S TROOPS ENTER AUSTRIA
• Action For J o i n t !
i n v e s t i g a t i o n Of I
Government Agency
GAINESVILLE, ARISEN FROM RUIN, HAILS ROOSEVELT
! wAsilINOTON, Mar. IS. — WV
>—Prroidenl Hooseyejt advising
Congress tudny th a t be had oustjed A rthur B Morgan from th<r
TVA i*ld It w»a "clearly the'
rlih t" of the legislature to R isksj
“«nr la ir Inquiry" Into th e TVA'e
adm lnlstreilun or policies. "Hut
I rsn'iot In th e meanwhile.'' ho
paid, “abdicate my constitutional
duty |n lake car* (h a t. lavra b,.
faithfully sxecutnd.*'
Calls On South
To Face Facts
Believers in Feudal
System Said To Be
lieve In F a s c i s m
GAINESVILLE, Gn.. Mar.
K3.— (A P)—President Roose" c l t , in a speech that, admit
tedly surprised many of his
hearers, called on the Indus*
trial South today to Increase
wages and buying power and
asserted the national prog
ress and prosperity were be
ing retarded chiefly
by
“selfishness on the p a il o f a few".
With several o p p o n e n t of (he
A dtaialatrat on w ige-hour bill In
hia outdoor audience, the Chief
E x tru t Ire declared bluntly th at
Goorgla and th# lower South mual
"face
the facta*"—th at wage
cam era in the entire are a " "g et
wage* th a t are fa r loo low".
Ho aald that Ihe good thing*
th a t come from higher w agra and
purchasing poorer would be loit to
(be Soule "If We oppose pro*
grass—If w* believe in our heart*
tb i t the feudal system ii atilt the
beat eye lam ".
"W hen you cowio down lo It,"
ho added "there la llttia difference
between the feudal system and
th* feaeiat system? If you believe
In one, you Iran to the other."
The President s p o il to a large
crowd |a dedicating
"llooscvslt
Rgunry* a cl*U eonWf'o# Mw
> alld ln g a and parkw afs th a t roe*
g ro in th* ruins of IHo tornado two
years ago with' the help of fed
eral funds.
Ills outspoken view* on waged
brought private txpresilons of
aurprlso from Mvera) National legIr'stora in the aodianco. They aald
they expected the President to
make a different so rt of a speech.
R iit riw i
President U r g e s
G-Men Investigate
Lynchings In South
WASHINGTON, Mar. *3— (Jrt
— President Rooaaralt yesterday
.d iK k K d Itr.h id proposed to con
gress a compromise for th* an ti
lynch b’ll under which G-men or
legislators would Investigate and
'publicise all art* of mob violence.
‘The sUbstltuio proposal,
out
lined by Itoose’ clt a t hla press
confrrrrirr. presumably would not
n i l for federal prosecution of
m obsters.but would serve m an ly
to provide a full exposition e f
facia w Well he said it w hat tha
nation needs.
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Th* se n ile repeatedly has fili
bustered lo death the W agnerVan Nuys lynch bill which would
aolhoriio federal prosecution of
A isle law ettforvotnspt officers
found to have been darallct in
tk alr protection of pH so M rs from
mob violence. A bloc *f southern
ers, aided by lepubllcans such
as Senator Borah, of Idaho, flgh'a
th* m easure,jwt grounds th a t It h
* vtoialU m ssf d tstes rights. •
The president a*Jd this sltuatlsn
w est not be perm itted lo block a t
tem pts ta rope with mob attack*.
Ha revealed th a t ha m ads two *1tentative suggestions ta members
of
eonrvovs:
' 1 . Adopt Ion of legislation, em
powering ths attorney general to
hm otlgata lynching an# other
r'elcncs and ta raok* th* facts
pisbtW lo congrasA th* president
aod th* pros*.
I. C roatian o f • perm anent con-
grassIsokl standing coauaHJea to
fdr
Britain Adopts
Handsoff Policy
Insurgent Drive On
' Northeastern Front
N e a r 8 Barbastro
ny Assscistsd S m s
Dist-limttrp that Pope
Pluit
hml r.ppcnled to Gcneraliattimo Franco for moderation
in u’r nttuckH on civilian
content injoctod n more hope
ful note in today’s word pic
ture of war and th re a d of
war.
Hut SpunUh- . insurgent*
’continued th eir’drjve toward
before the m e s.a g e w as
re+IfTre,| m ajority lender Ilafkley.
Item ocrat,
blocked
Im m cdlsle
runiidsrsH on o f the resolution
by Rrnstnra tlridges. Hrputdh an.
New Damp, nod K in g. D em ocrat '
U tah, presidin g • H rnale Mount
Investigation o f the mammoth
public p o s e r agency.
Hark lev
**r*e'ii« there should ha an in
vrstigtlkbv. declared It ,houl,|
pot tie made by "|tartiu|“ legia.
lolor*.
Jlcstored Just tw o yrara a fte r the trrH fle tornado o f 16*8 laid the city In ruins. Gainesville, (j*.
welcomed • vlall from President Rooaovcll fo r th * dedication of Its new civic center (shove).- II*
tow Is a view of the old public square Just a fte r the devastating wind illn l it full ul wreckage.
Schools To Close
Noon Tomorrow
For State Meet cmr^NBws b
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Education *As 8 o ci ation Convenes In
Tampa This Week
‘Approximately 60 TVPA vtr+h
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.1 Emm ett Head and Quids ColAll w hite Senford achooU nod |;n># both of Hanford, were mar*
nearly *11 other wbjtb stim uli rlrt] Monday by County Judge R.
throughout th e County will rlo ie ^
Wisic.
at noon tomorrow while Prlnci-,
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pal* of all the schools and *
Members uf the Fire Depart
gt-aal many ut th* teachers a t- ’ ment wo(o railed to Celery and
lend th e meeting of. tho Florida Mrllonville AvepUes ;e*t*rd*y to
Bdueation Association to ho held t extinguish a g ra .s fire.
In T*mpa through RaturdayJ. C. Davis w a i granted per
All of th e school* o f the
County will be dismissed all d*y mission to repair a screen porch
Friday, nnd in accordance with at his home on Msgnoli* by local
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a ruling of the school board
at building inspector t). P . P axton ,
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it, last meeting. this
I— day
—. ""will yrolerday.
not have to be made VP- l>u | The regular
meeting '<of the
Buperlntenflent T, W. Lawton I.icm's Club will be held In the
this morning stated
th at th* V sldrs
Hotel .tonight
et 7:00
schools dl.mlaslng cUssO* to . 0-clo^ ^ o{[ , lnl, o{ th e Chsp'.er
morrow afternoon will hay* to announrec 1 today.
make up the lost tim e a t the
The weekly drill of the Sons
end of the srhoo) term .
Principals teachers and n th c r 'o f the leg io n Drum and. Bugle
;; ov
7 . Corps will b* held in th e I-s-glnn
edv/rational leaders from all
attend Hut tonight a t 1:00 o'clock, Percy
er th* elate will be In
l _ -------ance a t Iho meetings which wlH *>*«» erwounced today,
be held during lb* th ree d a n o f.
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th* annual a ffa ir end ■*}•“ "•»j ' c h S . ami Chrcker Club
in . personage In
of
y a U # | , |ot#l U it
school work ar* scheduled t» f k , , u , U Irt| , ddlnir
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Ihlrcl round p f Jh * Che
Although k* few meetings will
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b . held today, tb s
as.oct.tiOi> m ,n ‘ "**
will get down to b u » ta ^ , ^
T h( p , r , n t.Ron banq,
morrow morning a t P :K oTIock Bemtoo|*"Chapt«g, of Fi
with an opening business ,#a^ h#|<|
,rlon under
the
directum
of , ^ 1 "{. M e r i . tonight
President W h-tley. T b l. will be 0.c|uck nfficUD of th
followed by talks throughopt th«* ' , nnoUBe, d todsy. '
day and evening end * full pro-i
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gram o f ronvantlm,
aeUvlti*,
u
Cooper,
through Friday and aaiu rd ay , | V || , ^ , , 1 .0 .m rm W o,
B aaU a, (be four l * « w l *•*to the West:
■ tons a t th*
city
auditorium.
._ iim. i * j (0 ,
th ere w t|| be more
group and departm ent meeting*,
with conservation th* convention
S a lv a tio n Army
IV *
A
f % ftf
the Mediterranean and Jap an ’*
at mica al niggled desperately lo
smash Chinese resilience and end
the hitter deadlock in the oriental
conflict.
Ilritmn prepared to speed her
great *rtn« program in spite of
her government’* apparent dael■ion to avoid further commitment#'
In Europe.
In noriheaktern Bp*ln Franco"*
Insurgent armies prviaod a new
offensive In th* llu rscs (actor
mirth of tha scene of their racon
Aragon triumph* breaking through
government tinea along a lf-m lja
front lo advance alx miles. Thm
tfctve relieved governm ent prao*
sure on llueaca »nd cleerod th*,
IIu r.e s-Zaraapga hignwgy.
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Hootcvell onlered Morgan's ro.
mitral yesterday, elfedlvo to
day. and elevated llarvourt A.
M'tignii to
the
rhulrtuanshlp.
II). mos.aga on Ihe 'TVA nutil#
no rt-rommcn'kttlon l" r flllimt
the vacancy on th s hoanl but
•oil’s Informed persons believed
he would nominate Jam es
I,.
Fly. TVA general council
With hla m enage Roosevelt
scut to the Capitol n letter from
ttolirrt H. Jackson, acting *t
tom eygnneral,
upholding
the
president's right to remove TVA
board members from uflice.
OunlA Gen.* H. Townsend
> uoltttB oeM " Ketch At
Leaders Say Sum May M u n i c i p a l Pier
Trtn
io p
U s . tha advance continued. .It.
Be Reached If Each
Person Contributes
*'l don't see why
you
don't
tell all boat-ow ners »f I'm per
fe c tly beautifu l trip «l"u s •
As organisation of a corps ”1 Rl. Johns River.'" tlenrlt* II
workrrn continues for l hr annual
tialva Ion Amy drive, which open,
tm A pr. |0 . leaders In the cam-|
pulgn today requested every rral-j
dent nl Sanford to dn hla share
in raising the *.1500 quota lo carry
’h r activities of the orsanirallon
fo r the ensuing year.
They also pointed out Dint
there arc over 10,000 residents
in .Sanford and that only a im all
rontrlbu Ion will In- required from
carh person lo ratso Ihe rntlro
quo1a.
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In
discusflng
the financial
working* of the
organlaat ton
Cap*. It. K. Hose, commanding
officers of I lie Citadel, reported
that eoineotie had asked the ques
tion, “ IW * the Halva’ion Army
•end money to England
T hs answer, he said, .is very
simple, emphatically, ''No.'* Tha
national auilll shows -that money
raised in lira United Slates It
cipendrd In the United States.
Homt-une e ls e asked. *'Does the
i'alvalion Army publish a finan
cial statem en t7 It i Iihs , in that
It gives a detailed irjiort In i‘a
Advisory Hoanl, who are* rrpre••p ta ttv r rii|tiri« of the commu
nity a n d , all bunks are audited
uwee annually by Kslvntioft Army
Auditors, and annually by the
Audit", Company o f New York, a
well-known flrni of Certified' Pub'l>c Accountant*.
Thrtcfnrv you
may ir* ‘- assured that your donaIC ssllaw S s a Paw # Peer I
Townsend. Maryland b"»l build
er- told n Mors lit reporter In an
Interview shortly s ttc r h it a r
rival In Banfnrd yrsl«-rd«y via
tho Ht. Johns River.
Mr Tow n,end docked his highmnslt-d kt-nh nl the Municipal
Pleg y e sle rd sy ju»t before nno-i
a lte r « I’-lsurely trip
up
Hm
river. II" stated th at he w as una b le to use |hc »ai|* o f the bust
becam e o f llm sharp bends ill
Ihe riv er but that the boat w s ,
p o s e r ’ ll '« UK " a LO horse power
g a s o li n e engine.
T h e homo p art n( llm c ra b ,
which has a forem ast rising bn
feet above lb * w ater, is (Irei'n
w|ch. C o n n --M r . Tow 11semi M id
th at vi’ Uslly lm spends hlq w in
ters sailin g about the W e il .In
dies.
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Herein |y, buwpvrr, he u n d e r
went an operation and baa bee.i
foil-mi to s"ek tile rslin er w a
te rs of Inland w aterw ays for his
annus) 1 ruler.
D eclaring the sern ir beauty ot
tha Kt. Johns s i i n>d to be *urpaisod anyw here et.u
Iq
the
HI ate. Mr. Townsend ^mentioned
the p n sslbiljtlrs o f the proposed
St. Joh*>-lndl*n R iv er Pan el for
Sanford and add"d th a ’ a large
per’ entage o f Ihe '‘dniens and
dusrns r f y a c h t, which pVr, lt)»
monotonous D *|t C oast ro u tes'
would turn Inland to make tho
trip ou Iho HC Johns w h ich In
addition To I t s .n s lU f s l b o aa tisi
Benry Brunner, .r)0,
Dies In Accident
loo#
boot
bind
this
fast
load
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Pope Pius Appeals To
Gen.FrancoForModcration In Air »At
tacks On Civilians
Two Arrested As J. E. Rowland Jr.
“ Cuba” Sellers Named President
In Morning Raids, Of Jaycee Group
QyO
lo. F. Boyle IntlmateH Other Officers Elect
4; .(y'rand Jury May Be ed At M e e t In
V a l d e z Yesterday
‘ Called For Inquiry
Two pnrsuns believed |o
be
''T u b s ' sellers were arrested by
inembvii ul tbu Poti>« Itepar*■unit in as many raid* " 0 “so
pbious p la te s ’ th is
moihinsC hief of Police liny
ft. Wil
liam , reported today.
Doe of the periods, a nekr"
b) III" name of Fklw sr’t W ableo
was unw slrd by members o f Die
I’ulino Departm ent a fte r « raid
no III* fillin g station on T h ir
teenth R trret and a number of
alleged gam bling receipts Were
found In his |io,)essi<in. Ho was
]oJ*'ul in 'tb o r .ty
Jail
401
gum bllng
ojisrx.t but • wn*
is<
leaied after h" pul up an opProran” 1 t(>«il ’ d IIS.
Mrs Mary, Kcnni* was n]»o ur-
rnsu1d by l«-sl iiffjiers when
jliry '^ iH t they ’ suxlil h"( in til"
acj of selling tnOery tlik els a*e filling station mi t'elerX Ave
nue. Hhe w a, relonsnl *»n an oppearanr* bond of fl<i° and is ospei (nil to be tried In <■ rpt-rial
court' ---session
this ifteripain -it
wrost ......
- Jit- police HI at inn.
* With "Cuba |U ro n (<* 1
Ia defying th " warning
l**t Grand Jury nnd continuing
agl*s of lottery tickets in <hi»
Ckvonty, , Assistant Rtstes A'tornay I*. F. IIoy|» Inlimatod yev'
t#rday th a t tho (Rand Jury may
be called Into session attain t»
hivesHgat* certain (laxrent and
cunUnusd violations.
KENTUCKY
COLONEL
FRANKFORT, Ky„ Mar. 23,—
(ill—Kentucky Colonel Commis
sions nnt coming lu rk Irs vogue In
the Bluegries fliat* a fter having
been "nu'-law ad" by Golf. A, R.
(Happy I Chvndler’a Ktata adm in'atration,
J.- K. Howland Jr, sum rli-di'il
lirckidrllt of the Junior (’hltlhhvr
of Coinmerre for tin- mining year
at an i-ti-elion of a ffu ers held in
romu-rUan with tin- D-gulur m eet
ing of tlio organisation in the
Vahli-s Hotel yesterdny.
Mr. Rowtund wilt ’uke over tho
gavel from ’E. K, l.nney 'who ha*
served a . president of the Jaycee*
during the past te a r and together
with o’ln-r officers elected yes*,
trn ley will Into offico at Iho first
meeting of the nigun)ration irl
April. ^
_
D thrr officers electeij- ware:
Clyde R /R am sey, first vico-p’cal
d rn tj John Rchltjint, Herond vice*
prviulent; ffsynnsnrl Y. '(Tart, sec
retary; A lvin Coll mil, treasurer.
. Th# following wo re sHo eleejed
lo servo oiT tho Hoard of Dirvftura
for tho rnsplng "yrar: Hoy F.
Mann. I^u ls T. H art, Hobart A.
Haynes, and F. D. Rrnlt,
In a report from the Jnyce'es
Q slf Tournament Cnmmlllre, it
was lndlrste<l that a]i|irdsimalely
•10 persons had already qualified
f o r 't h e City Golf Tournament to
be sponsored by the organisation
and that th* silver loving -cup
to be awarded thu thnmpion was
on display a t.the R infurd Country
Club.
’’
RRtU GN ATIONH
DENIED
threatened lo Involve Ilarhsstro,
SM m ilts east of IIusers and en
danger government defense* along
Ihe Bbro lllver where Franco’*
troops ripped a yawning hola In
government territory last week.
<n Central
Chin* Japanese
forces struggleil vainly lo cross
the Grand (’a n il and reach th*
l.unghal railway In the Rurhovr
sector. To the West along Ova
Yrllow River, Chinese reported
-they had driven the Invaders barb
in many plnrea, The C entral China
campaign h id reached a stale
mate.
1 A d v lre , from
C rn trel Hopeh
provlnre
attributed
nturh
of
Chine's success in restating th*
Japanese lo Com munist arm y of
buu.ttno men, wi th Iwninlsm for
it. d oily go sp el, which h»a been
harassin g the Japanese in North
Chins.
_____
• t>
IIKNDAYE,
FRANCE. AT
SPANISH FRONTIER, Mar. 1KLt/I’l—Insurgent
guns thundered
*s»i rnd northeast of H urica today
as (irneralisslm o Francisco Franco
l U s l l a s n H ran* S'aarl
11 Scouts Appear At
Honor Court Monday
A tulsl Of,*U Roy H m uti t«ruived adyancoments *o’l m erit
budxes at tho Court «f Donor
li«ld lo tho Junior High Hcbool
Monday nigbl. Ucuut offl<l*U annnumed today.
Ja*. Cl. Hharon presided ' oger
lh<> liunor court sa chairman and
other members of.’, the r4court
worn: A tthur llieoan, ' Joaoph
N Tonhet, Joeeph
H. tl,
lligbleymait, Itrrm a ^ , tf, Morris,
ami W. II- M rC racktn.'
‘ Following the -court of honor,
Raymond Monialvatga enlertaload
tha Bcoula attending tba tw tsb
log with nifiviva of actlvitla* a t
II10 scout tam p.
Tho»o receiving award* w arat John Angel- wood carving; W il
liam llian»n, cooking. Hfa sav
ing. and civic*; • 0**rg* Kick.
s|li|o(|c*; Dob ’ KpPa, first aid
and llfet-'' Hhefwood JotSjbaoa.
book-bMdiilg •and . salesmanship 1
Hilly Iltdlyltcad, swimming; Ray
mond Monsalvatg*. woodwork! BU|y Houlhward, swimming; Bug**f'
Harrison. Ilf* saving; Jo* T m "
lift, cooking, boo keeping, and
civics: Dirk Usson. bran t* P«Ia U
in i and handicraft.
‘ WASHINGTON, Mar. 2 3 .-(d 1
—Puvllas Zadcikia, the Lithuanian
minister, atid y raterdiy he had
received official word from Kau
nas that th* Lithuanian cabinet
had not resigned.
Partly
cloudy
tonight
HU Information! Zadiki* said,
w as also to th* effect th at non* of Thursday, so n * »c*U«r*d
th* cabinet minister* had quit hU showers In extra*** n*iU
Hop tonight,
post.
LOCAL WEATHBB
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SATURDAY, MARCH ,H.'
M ISCHIEF I N P E R EYES
Two Suspects Are
Killed In Attempt
To Steal Emerald
K lim a n d lm e e , who In
Intro
In i n
th rille d
anil
Willard* Downia, widely known nowapaper and may*tin* Ulna
(rater, depict* Bobby Cl*.k and EH* Logan In one of their many
comedy aegaencea front‘ "The Goldwyn Folllea*’ lo be ahown at lh«*
ItU Theatre tomorrow and Sunday,
•The Goldwyn Follies” Production Is
£.
Most Lavish Musical Show Yet Filmed
£ . AU (he grralrat entertainer* of Celdwyn Glrl»« "Tho Holdwyn
(kg alage, the acreen. the radio. Folllf*" I* n movie fan’a dream,
the dance end r*«nd opera put combining evtry element of if en'
'i:. mi the greatest ahow the acreen etiteilalniiirnl
In
m'lgnlflceni
haa ever mean In Bamuel Gold- metmre.
f- wyn's glorlout cwhnlrolnr acreen
rtuMt around a grand ynm
~ mtnlcal, "Tbr Goldwyn Folllea,-* nhnul' Hollywood from the pen of
j, which playa at the dIU Sunday j|,,n ||lt hl, the miiairel
coats
end Monday.
i Adolphe Menjou n« n flint P «•
Produced on thr moat magnltf1ducer who lose* touch with the
r, cent acale of nay mualcnl In cm* public taatc and hire* Andrea
r m a hItUr y. thla moat ambllloua l/?td" a* "Mlaa llumnnity." to tell
!. *f all 4he great Goldwyn** screen him what the great American
5*.?#ntur»a doea great credit to 'he tnovln fan wont*,
i Agme it bears.
I.nve walk* In In ihe peracn of
■ Offering a raal headnl bv Ed* Kenny Rake’, Ihe popular rnil'n
par Bergen and Chat lie Mct’ar- irnor.
AT TI1E RITZ
the p * * t '
rh ille d |
hy I he u i'rri. tingling ailyonlnroa
o f that silpi'r M ind of (u y e l- iy
liiiiio i A r» m o l.n p ln . a re In fo r
nn ollm r m y * ,r r y Iren l w ith the
1 p liiyjiiif o f *’A raenr
l.n p ln
llo
irtinn,*’ id
III-*
t il t *
T h e a tre
’lli.t i ilny unit K riilay.
A Mri ill estaldlidird film fa.
TOfltl‘1 ik M''li In tho plilUrtv
hondr.l hy Mi'lryn ll>m:|.i« |ny».
ly VlrRlnLi llrure and Warren
William. Ihiualai routes ' in hit
tin* n I" friirn Ida remedy Iri*
nmph in “Throdnra Oo** Wild” }
Ml, fi 'Drum was r-rrntly a*r'n a*
lh« h rnlnn of '‘Had Man t>l
th u n tu n e n n d
william lll|.
tin* net* rdt* i f nr* crlun* In41 nlhfiil ir ("Una ilia
Ida nutMainllnt i UnrarU'i'Dallon In |a t
t.toneii'n lilt: hit, "Tho Firefly."
Orlmra v ln i h o t * jtrtm ilnent
role-i In lilt* pmilurCnn Incl'ld"
iln wrll.hnown lliiudwey nrinr.
John ijiiUr'Ijty, Nut I'mvl Irion,
Monty Woolley. K, E. C|lve and
flrurtf" Stllnro. Tho dlrrrlor wu.i
flnnnso Kilrmniirlr*.
"Arsine l.npln ItulniW jrreiruln mi "l.lrrly now alary
bused on I In* (unmim rharactar.
Ai-hHIh* l.iipiu. rioatod liy Maur|ro Un lllmio. nini.trr of French
detective ftr.lon. ContlnuinR th"
ailyentniea of
the
rrlebratrd
r.i-ntIi-iti.i n Jrwi’l thief, the ac-
Country Girl Gets
Singirig Role By!
Working As Maid;
PR O G R AM M E FOR W E E K OF M A R . 20
Sunday, MonrUy—In glorious leehnlcnlor wllh a cost af
'celebrities ntver before equalled. Undoubtedly une of the
g-.eaUst en ertalnmenU the screen lu i ever known. "THE
COLCWYN FOLLIES."
Tuesday, Wednesday—Gladys Swarihuut Say* Ibe John
l l » n "t, Meaning John Holes and John Harry more In “ RO*
MANCE IN THE DARK.” Companion Feature. Thr Mnurh
Twin* "PENROD AND HIS TW N BROTHER."
Thuiulay, F lilay —Spcclrl added, at raHinn mi>i n:r anl
nigh , Dashincun'* Hop an Monkey Cirrua, On tho >crrrn.
Kn’ harine
_iu I Cary fl.anl in "HltlNOINC UP
IfXRY ami "ABRKNB U 1 P N fja'nti'av I’aronln Day. Adml-slon. IP T . mallnro anil
p'lthr “ m a r o p v m , nniVERR" nn.l ||noolomr fntsl.’v
lo "IMWTNERR AND THE PLAINS." Piny SCllKENO Kaliir*
■lay nigh*.
S H F S B R IN G IN G U P “B A B Y "
AT TIIK PHINCKHM
F Inner*i Sunday, Marrh !f“ -li - "I'oitDKIl WOLVES" ami
"MR. MOTTO’S (I A MULE."
FOOD FOR R O M A N C E
Gladys SwmthouL John Bolts and John Banymore keep eat*
Ing so that they won't alnk their Irclh Into earh other In "Komanec
In the Dark,” a gay comedy of backa'age theatre life, which playa
Turaday and Wcdnerdny at tho Rl'a Thratrc.
t'annd.* proJiiied nearly idno
In Ihe past ilccaile bind In
Tc*ua devnli'd l<> tho pr<Nlut'l|iiu nnd n half million case* «t
of vegetnlilna fm* mnnerle* h«* raiincl vexelalilea m rc,7 i-oia■ inertiaMnl muru than t.doff per- pared w||h 7,9tS.Itn mac* In
mb
i
! rent.
BRITISH LIFEBOATS BR ING B A L E A R E S SUR VIVO R S TO SA FE T Y
In a grand piece of , bowman
■hip into* Iranaforma hi* mna|.
ral Clmlrrol|a into a glamoroua
I’era Ian pHnceat, hoping ah* will Katherine Hepburn Prevents Marriage
Internet Hnrrymore sufficiently IQ
O f Man She Loves By Kidnapping Him
tnke Id* mini] off fhn Count***.1
tin atirrceda fay hetlrr than h*
hoped, for not only doet Barry Rcrin'Ing the amating Katha-( completed four ycara of work fa*
but r,na Hepbum
g« the exponent of eonalructing Ihe akeleton of a pramore fall for the "prlnceaa.” L—
aotn Bote* hlmaelf resliie* that complete entertainment, "’Btlng* hlatorlc hfnntoxarurua. II*i la «>
he ta In love with htr. Mia* ln* UP B*bP" P:*2» Thurrday and bout t0 leave hta leceetary-fl*
go lo the golf court*
un. a mad comedy that dcflca rom- for n gnme with the lawyer of a
nrt- parloon with any picturu leleaaed woman who la conlemplatlvg g i f
rim In the paat. Teamed with Min* Ing a m'llkm do'hra to the mn;
rid Hepfitm la Cary Grant, who ln*'eeu^i. II |irtm>laca to be g i|ul*t
tenaifiea the reputation for com- afternoon, until Graut aliens bl»
i Mi**
which he so brilliantly e.v latll from the first tee and meets
ladapeat (ahlhbed In 'The Awful Truth." j Hepburn. Then the fun, uhiqf
only tot "Bringing Up Baby," la bolh n ncvrr nga'n let* down, atarfa jta
, 0f ),( r situation and d’alogu* comedy, j mail progrest. Ml** Hepburn U s
Wipaper wllb 0r* nt* May Robson and decided that she want* Grant for
i turns Charlie Rugylca combining Ihtlr |her-elf, nrr! eel* atiout prevent*
rhen it talents with Miss nepburn'a genius tng h'n m a rria g e . Peulleitly kld. t0 f0 for charaeteiiaation.
jnaping him, nhc take* Gram tn
comes
The story starta, of all p’ared, Connecticut where they maet wMh
ring on ,n • ' museum of natural history,' an n*loundlng anie* of adVfH*
Introducing Cary Grant ra curstnr|Mrra lefure tlio fTin reaches it*
of the foaall ga'lery who haa Just dhnrli" Ion.
g
FIRST PIC T U R E OF B A L E A R E S S IN K IN G IN SP A N IS H SEA B A T T LE
J
t
A majaotk survivor of the major naval ntgogimeut of the Span lah civil war off Gap* M a t, ttaar Cartogena, Spain, tho insurgent
Mr Canaria* stand* untouched by bomba a* aurvivo:* of the sunk BaIaorta are rowed toward* ha aiarboad gangway In boata fton
MrtUah deatrbyar Boiaaa. Thla plctura of th* dramatic retcue i t on* of an txclualva acrioo taken for the Associated Froat by *■
Iph naval offleer.- 81a bundled men -vent down with the Balearoa; 200 wart reacuad.
• f
Here Sunday
)
graduate In tha Spring, Re*.
Brain ala'ed.
Mr. nridgea received Ida aca
demic tra nlng at Duka Uuhrer
■ity and won oleetion to Phi Beta
Kappa fratutn'ty before coming to
Sanford to loach. Ha ie a nephew
of Mro. A, D. Kachtry and Mlaa
Bmulu Xachary of this ci y.
Only 1-3 On Pensions
A re Natives O f State
k
lirirnta of other slates to Florida
luring Ihe paat M year*, allgl^lF
more than one-third of thoee re
ceiving Old Ago Aut*tinea ware
bom wltb'n Urn state, according
to figures made public ham by
Clayton r. Godetaataa, state wel
fare rommUaloner. > _
Na'Ire-bmn Fteridlaas number
OAU of a total 17,110- who tarn
been placed bn tho Old Ago Aaalatanco payroll.. Former Georg-
i
Booth DaVat* ora tha only ala'ea
In the union wboaa natlvv* are not
benefiHIng from thla state'* O'd
Ago Aosbtanco program.
London Suburb
Geta The Creeps
LONDON ~ M — A "gboat
beuaa," complete with pmrikal'y
all tho aoiaoa ir.vont riaaklng
ohatas, haa some of tho mom
e o p c g t ^ moldmu of a, Xpo-
r
This' plciure, on* of the moat diamatk ever lagmi of a b a fW h ^ dh ^er. aboww thj IM I
Kent v*s*»l. going to the bottom early In the momtag. Match C nA*r n am’ Utile whh the cam
Capo Palo., near Cartogena, Spaia. Th* BeUarcO w u a»rOck agnate* nmtiahlp.hF n Urpado
lost their Uvea when the ship went dawn, nnd two bundled ware saved by th* tartUeh daatroyom
r f iht mm V n iffiiiif auli# wiUr
Wt* TkW pktmf, first, rf • •
»*tW
the Kempenf.lt. To make connection* wlJi lh* Europe K was car ri*d ta a diamatk nee from
thrure flown to Fes and tarried by another tbartered plane ip O F * . Fran 'fhni* tho plata ioe
shipment by air to Lcndco. . ’ ■
51*.'>.
'
*■-
10,1 mockery moved from kitchew a tab* reaWL I
able ta floor, awarding to reparts, to the oKompalnment of
lapp'ng itt'sts and tang dmwnout ta«m . I '
Many netwona have orgod that
a prktl no cUkd ta exortlae th*
Plam. But an M
ha.
*“ *!*!
*
m ZT
**T"
Deaths ■ fy
mmpnmUvaty
oa]. about «*
tire Uaitad
T ffU tS S
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Buford la Tho Only Culral
fa (Sty Affording Rail, Hlgl
Acd-Water Transportation
Seminole Comity Produces
More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Aa*
Similar Area In America
SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1938
“I JUST SHOT.
Gen. Andrews
Denies Need Of
Canal In War
Italo-B iitish
Accord Seen
As Imminent
T H R E E H U N D R E D IN SU R G EN TS K IL L E D IN M AM M OTH BLAST
-
’ll4*!* '* ijWJ>* J
W^i
a
H
1 IT-
[■
*
Second Canal Across
a IsUinuis O f Panama
'Sgeeri A s More Vital
ForNationalDefdhse
A
Rome Sources Think
Agreement W ill Be
ConcludcdSaturday;
4 Points Included
T h e n l-ju rtllly o f the necessity
■:
fe r llio Klurpln rro. ■ , iiiU 1 c *n " l p W f lW W y v
u , u m •■mu of moving lr« u |u ,
Im lfa t tL .
fi’iKl supplies » n j * * r m a te ria l*
in I In * I'u r itjc •"« ■ ! In I be event
i
Vi’
o f atta c k in
i* n p p ir■ccoriling In Gen. A very
U
A ii lire we
»n s ild r# .*
J l
llo ta r y
tixley.
I* !
B
nciU iM . he SlideJ.
» second
v
B
th e m in m i,
Pun, . ,
.. S
mn> jiru h klily liy the N icaraguan
route.
'V
U o it o f the food n n j m uch of H
Ib o » n r iu p |i|lc » In llii* countryH .
I ho s k lj, ore p r o j u ie j in th e inB
,i
I tc rlo r p a rt o f tb e county. I t U
o H m h . ■^
I r id ir u lo u . In Mippore. lie added
*
"
F i_ that the W a r D ep artm ent would
m in «
th ere
n>" <-»*»ry auppliuj
R |H B
i U r i 1?.'
hy ia lh o .n l tu th e eastern i f * .
BA
* * F R M fL J d . A ■
hoa
fry boat thuu*uiuj*
, g W a u B S W
Florida
llie G u lf " I M e rit
the ! ‘kn«mn
M H
lg ~ _
% *< 4 *
the defeat of a Republican
attempt to itcnd the bill back
to the House Naval CommitIra with Instructions to eliminate
provision* for three new batt'eship*.
The b-'ll new goes to the Benate.
The measure authorise* con
struction of 40 ngw warship* 22
auxiliary vessel* and ISO air
plane* which President Roosevelt
said were needed
“ireclflmlly
•nd solely because of Ihe piling up
of addition*! land and sea armamenta In other countries".
Tha
raeommltal motion, of:
ferrd hy Representative Church
(R-lll.l, member of the naval commilie* who Kga opposed the pro
gram alnee It* Introduction, was
defeated by • vote announced by
Speaker Bankhead a* 270 to 114.
The new warships, **tlm*tcd to
cost 1731,005,000, include three
battle sb'pe, two aircraft carriers,
nine cnrleen, 23 destroyer* and
nine submarines.
NUMBER 177
Leffler Declares
Celery Prorates
Hurting Demand
Market Seen As Dry
ing U p A s Pressure
For Sales Declines
.........
farthor
through iulmurlne.in
fo .t«l "Uteri 10 B»n Kr.nd.co,
when the more direct ruule overfend by milrokd urul (ruck would
bo shorter. wife, and tree from
attack.
Gen Andruwi was introduced
by Oeorgu
Ito ltliis .
who
bad
t b t r g a o f the prog ram , a , one
who bad beea a m em ber o f (Jen.
r « r« h ln g 'i
a ta ff
du ring
thu
Service
by Oen
* Hw At*nc»«*sit Pratt
Tlio worlil'n. wnnt Riirged
nn Unlay Iml li'uropo>g rumor
of now wars tilnckencd. Protllctiniis of on early BritishItnlUm ncionl
become »
oplnsb of cheerful color on
(lie Knrnpcnn pniioramM aft
er I wo liecUc wccku of *nxiotiH, souther retouching and
rcpiinting.
| S | B ^ a m H ttN H n p [
m 'i
^
n(liorhotn m, de ,n j ,
_
,,
,
„ . ..
Cn‘ " I,l* nc“ ' " f,Tf " ,orJf M,drW
n'*nl ,rooP» worked six month* li
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KUQIO f O f
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l OIILC 1 S
C u m m l.
I'ersh lng . U U “ l
Oan. Andrew s had
charge
A m erican
tran sp o rtatio n
Germany Soys “N ew
Province” Is Not
LcaffucMemberNow
B jS
World War. As a deputy ^ilef .if m
th a U tilitie s
• ion, net up
Poland, Lithuania
Patch Differences
»
Informed source* In Rome pr*dictnl thr Ilrltlsh-Itallan accord
wonlit bp roncluilpd by Katurday to
Inrludp thr.p provision*; Rrillth
support for tho league of Na*A
tlona; rprngiililnn of thn Italian
ronqurst of Ethiopia; withdrawal
of all Italian rnmhntanta from Um
Rpaniah Civil War; and abaoluta'
L0C3I
| , i v a n
V I1V C II
1*
A CI111Stin d U S
of
I li G r e a t e r
r u ju o iu iv in o
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-Painting out that »hll* Florida
C o -O p e r a tio n
hat been curtailing itg celery
shipments by hpavy promt”*, ^ " n t t o n i n g G* „ . s u m m . ^ i
O f R e s id e n ts
W ith
large shipment* of celery 'a re
a frien d o f iong
atanding
fo r
D e p a r tm e r itlB U r ir e d
ronUauad lo go to marktU from whom t)« had a high personal
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California which I* beyond the
A ndrl W» ' ‘ l ' * 0
T h e pot ee radio a t tho P o ll™
ruaUh of th* Control Commit too, r W "( t d'
s a r la s ts m r « n T w .»
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\
„
W. -A, LafDer today declared la
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Pint Ion h a * been given a ftwui
a fetter to Tho Herald that If A r m y M a n T o I n s p e c t nVch by h . m . u i g h i r y . r c a re P .
the restrictluna on celery ship
U n its
resen tative who iwaa i.t charge
ment* continued, (lie demand for S t a r k e G u a r d
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o f thp in stallatio n , and it h i * now
celery will get less and lea*.
Mr. IxifRer'a JetiPr In ful| Is Col. T o r r r y R. M agee, re g u la r ‘ bretimo nn eita W U h o d p s n o f tina rm y Inspector, conducted th e a n - ‘D tp . rtm e B ,i r ) l i ,.f „ f r „ | i (-,. | t„y
a* follnws;
MI have read with Interest, and t
encouragement, too, your editorial
r f March 10th on the Farm Pro- 1
blem, mainly as It applies to
celery growers in Hrminole County
-You probably know that during
the lime Florida his been cur- I
tailing its sh’pmrnta of celery,
then- have Iwrn large shipment#
of relery, from California. The
control of celery shipments docs
not app'y to California.
7
''Klnriila I* allowed to ship,
under thi.-s week's prorate, only
M in d mid aflar an |u»csl!gat|un
hjr<| 0f her celery rrop.
.'
"It la not prop'*.ad to hold i
-The Un t.il Hlalcs Dcpsrimenl
public hanrinc on tills applies<c«ailaera ■■ ease •■*)
] 1
W A R IIIW IT t lN , Mur. s i. — ( / I l ' o f m oun tin g nver th e ca p itu latio n
ir -|'( y y 'o r King | l l . l t t a l n tu ljf t'l_■ to P el-n d 's army-backed demand
H rn ate Unlay- Ibut the pasaUKe fo r noriinil ilip lo m itic o n d .'d n n t*'
o f the A d m ln lstralio ti'a n-o rg an -: m eretal relatio n s.
Iraii-m n ,i| would mean •*.-a|„-«- * tier-m any, s till digesting A tit lo t ions o l ImlaiielriK tho IiU,]ki-i tr ia , Itifnrm ed th e l.eugoo of • Na-'
and Ijtliim u heavy tux Irurdcu , lio n * l i n t her now province "no
must bo a lm tiiliw il,
.Tongo r t* cnm ld ered" a member of
T h u Im u il iin iR u iild itlo u | h iw - tin- ta-ague.
or* w in 'll would l»- k r a u t-<1 l " | A ^ m y n l.-iIn ti* roundup of Soviet
the Pi<>.,III. til iiii'le,. term s o f tin-; t it i n u iV ^ iy n m lerw ay In Russia—
pending n iia s iirn would p e rm it, n p jm ren tty nn effort tn Isolate
it *'luirouu,:i ul io g in em u ii-n l
in the siispiclnu* regime from for*
lie ,out" in i'in piiw i-rful and llir i -•'e!gn conlrscla.
lu re IH "|" uutiH ral je." K ing ais I .Spanish lunirgont.* straighten*
s t-rio j
/l
[iiig nut their front Tor another
H u di'<'!-<r'-il Ilb.: Ill- liidi.-veil big lunge town III the sen against
ieorr.aiii*aliuii slifr.-nlng government resiatance,
tile
|<i "|>i >>■>>.|
would It" fnllowiid li> a., jniD-aio .K-rupied Irungulsr pirfet or ter*
Alcanii. They
In in v e riiliie iil eiuploy.-a and u rilnry south of
c iiu *i*in n l
In* n'a*<i In expendi- « ’ ill Were morn than 10 mile* from
j thr* const.
in to *,
i
i-:ii . Won t, ,
A h iii *1. in \ p i t
p e il tor I'liitu d m ale s niaii.h. t F u t u r e * F n r m n r H P l a n
ol C oinm orri’, told sl.it 'Renato
Fmanen C iuu m |l|i-o that present
In *
|,i tva tt.-i" i " p "u » l'i|" for
im u il nf th e unem ploym ent.
F uni ats-nncjmriiti for ghe
tin i're.lirle.1 lh.it u n i ' s Mu' I’srent-Son Kanipirt of the Remllag aralolu was i" V l.e ,| tho wot ■*in.!*- Chapter of Futuro Firmer*
.-rtimonra I'v r-n u n would d o .tin Di In- he'.l In Ihe Kcmlnolo High
liy i l niui.tiim.iMoi a year and !"■!-*-'ihool
feteria Wednesday night
||i f . . i l l , would liu -|i‘uuii li. 13, bsvn been completed, advisor for
miu.iiuii.iiiiij it year.
tin- rhnpL-r, Alex R. Johnson said
loday.
*t the Engineer's office in Jark-| The play will b« “ The Whole
eonville by Mer. 21.
(Town'e Talking." by John EmerAt their last masting, tha City ion and Anita Loo*. |t I* a farceCommlaslonen
reqlmatad City!comedy and 1* **ld to be ona of
Clerk Frank B. Lam-un to file the mo*t popular p’ays ever proapplication for the permit In an-!durrd by amateur*,
tic ipatton of submitting a WFAj Accord ng to Mrs. R. C. Maxproject for coflstrnctlon of the wall who ia In charge of prodarbaain. which will eitend about tion of the senior play, this t*
450 foot Into tha lake.
considered on Ideal play for high
City officiate declared that this aehooli by coache*, and ha* been
notification by the War Depart-.a pronounced lucre** wherever
ment was ca*tov*nr and that, produced. M[*. Maxwell **y* It
th ^ anttclpatad na otffecttoos will k*dp Hi# audience In a roar
in the construction of the p»o- of laughter, reporting thet one
no. ed bl-ln
director eoonted 374 laughs durL
Ing a alnfto performsnc*.
Whitney Accepts A ll
Blame For FirmCrash
* “ .to
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• explore a rout*..South along th*
NEW YORK. Mar. 31. —4 m u d 1 SI. Jojrna, Chambar official* said,
Rlrhard Whitney, 42, • I Pel fed
former Pr®»ld*nl dT Iba Note
York Stock Rirkanga, disci need
at a public boaring today (hat
Hear Dr. Chalmers
ha was la aariWto "financial
Uk^
|#o| offieW.
atraHa la Movaaihar, 1M7- and O T Y N E W S B W O T B
that hla In-other, Oeorg# Whit
The weakly mretfag eg the *«*•/
Ui# address of Dr.
My. partaor la J, P. Morgan *
M g* af Odd Fallows will ha bald c)“ ,m*r* •» ^ a Wtatar Park High
Co., cam# In hU aid «R h a par- In tha Odd Fallows Hall tonight Sebool auditorium an -America,
aoMl »«** af ttAdOM
•t 7:30 aVock, lodge official# l whl,hM •* flb» Haadad” .
Tha gray-hatred dafandaai, who
h»* pies.fed gnQty to twa cresia
ferorey M W a a r ti. daafed that
h# wa# "shfeMIng* any ad hla
! I
C. Moore Tells
'Senior - High Boys
lAbopt ‘ Accounting
T h r. e coupl"* » i-rn r m ir ij'il liy
C ounty Ju iI k i- II W . W arn u ' i f
l ho wt-ek.end. ju .|i:n W arn r"IHirlud Dnlay
What promises to Imi Ihe feature
of Ihe meetlnyr is the auctioning
of one nf the meluberg of the
Chapter by a professional auc
tioneer, A. C. Murlen uf UmallU.
In Dili unique manner the auc
tion™ wilt point out in hi* dis
cussion various bid* offered while
Ills character of youih I* in the
1 B. C. Mo.irrr— member of the
SHANGHAI,
Mar. f l . - W )
local firm of auditor*, I'rnMiml, Japanese shock lrn.it>* failed In
An 111" liwi ry Ili-uil ami Muy.
Gray and Miawf, outlined 'la th*
boy* of ihe senior rlss* at th# crack rhlnttr defense* In u dell II ihIki-* huh uf Kanf'ud
the RuuntF
Seminole High,School this morn bloody battle today ulong the an were married h)
ing the work of nn accountant. cient Grand C>inal. Despile terri JuiIk" Hutuidny afternoon and
The program today wes th# fic artillery ehelling, the Chln.-ac William V. mien and Katherine
fifth of tha vocational guidance clung to Irt-nch line* on tha south lllnmlswoilh. Imlli of Orlando,
nlt.i Lluyil J. Junes, uf HI, I'etprograms sponsored by th* Rotary
d u ll and1arranged by a commit hank of th” canal IK mile* north •rihurg and Crrstap-a l.ykin* uf
Orlsndu wern married ynlerday.
ter headed by J. I, Ingley.
f, Before .liner-**,ng accounting
An advance guarrl of Japeneae
— ---------a* a vocation. Mr. Moor* pointed cavalry which swam the river Movie Will Be Shown
Ip fiv# virtue*, honetty, dependabllay, loyalty,
integrity, and was driven berk by Chinee# ma* A t City Hall Tonight
'
truthfulnes*, which, 4j>* deciired, chin* gun and rifle fire. The
were essential to success In any Japanese were fighting desperste. | County Agent C. R. Dawson tovocation and added that no real ly to effrrt a eroding and con- day,,reminded rr*idrn<s nf the
aucress could lie achieved in the Mnue their edrwnrs down the County of the two hour free *how
absence of these.
Tt*nt«in'l*ukow railway line to to b# shown in the City llsll to- Youth Is Arrested
In hi* addre** to the student* Suchow where the tins crosses th* night at 8:00 o'clock which I*
On Murder Charge
Mr. Moore captained the prin east-west Lungbai railway.
being givtn under the auspices of
ciples of arrountlng, a* well a*
Both side* admitted heavy tho local 4 'll Clubs,
ROMIFAY, Fla., Mar. 2t —4JP)
Th* program
contains reels
what cn accountant should know losses. Fighting ha* bean going
and la. Hr alto told of the open- on Inreiaantly since the Japanese which will be of inUrrst tit all —Cocnty Judge T. L Beliar la*
tag* offered In this field.
started * new drive down the rail* who attend. Mr. Dawson (third, •u*d a warrant today ebargiag
A* a definition of accounting, way more than a weak ago.
Irddlng that them will be no ad- Carlton Ho’der, IT, with killing
Mr. Moore stated that it was a
■
■
■■
mission charge*
ami that no Dclma I/*wli at a done# hall oaar
tha Alabama-Florida line Bat*,
logical, rrlslive manner of facta
DEATH TAKES f*HYBICIBT
other collection* will be Ukcn.
urday night.
*4 business transaction*, *yst*matlcslly classified and recorded,
PALO
ALTO. Lallf.,—<A>>—
gad declared that tha reward for Prof. Parley Ason Rosa, 54, Stan
an accountant cam* only ‘ altar ford University phylaelst, died
LO C AL W E A T H E R
M g year* of hard study and a yesterday of * heart attack. H#
thorough knowledge of mathemat mrde numerous contributions to
Fair to partly cloudy
ical principles.
X-ray research.
and Tuesday,
9
�The
Orfe 6f the moet Important figures in Europe today
and one of tjie moet' significant factors -iii deciding the
question of peace or war fa Eduard bene* pf Crechoslo*
vakls. Upon his shoulders and those of 89-year old
President Masaryk resty the responsibility of maintaining
the independence of Cxechosldvakis arid, If possible, avert
ing a war with Germany.
Born of Czech peasants In Bohemia in 1884, Uenes wan
reared In an atmbspherk of-grinding poverty. The yodrigest of five children, he fought his way up until he wus
able to enter the UHlvetisHy of Praha where ThohUts G.
Makaryk was then a jitofeasor. By writing for tiewspatient and doing all matinw of odd 'Job#, Bones Worked hts
way through college,
Ldter he studied at the Sarbonne in Paris and at the
Un versity of DIJort whir* He won his doctor’s degree with
n t tesla entitled "The Austrian Problem and the Csecho
Question—A Study of this Political Struggle* of tl)« Slavic
Ns IdnhllUea," showing th^t ns early as 1D0D ha had been
When tho waV broke out penes Was 8 teacher at thte
University of Praha and manifestly out of sympathy with
the Pan-Germahlc doctrjne of the Hohenzollsrna and the
autocratic rule of the Napqburg monarchy, flu remained In
Prtiha for a; while whore he attempted , Ip, organlie the
WLfcY, WAItCJt ll. I N I
• rn-mm Im rn
m Czechs In the Ihtertal'pf the Allies but was soon, discov
i V l l W f t m TODAY ered by the secret police add barely htopikged ,to escape to
Switzerland where his friend and teacher Masaryk had
i d*ith la bet an Incident: preceded hint.
<.
,
Rsvltnir Jlaris t-brlat, wlm
Uenes’ real mission in life begOii pt that moment ana
abojl»lic<l ilcnllt, and balk he set himself earnestly to work to establish an Independ
It jm i am) lmmnriallty lo
imWh the gtupvl.—J Tim. ent nation of Czechoslovakians. At the Versailles Peace
Conference, when Woodrow Wilson wOs preaching his doc
trine of "self-determination of peoples " and Will Rogers
t im m a n e n c e
was saying that "any plstie with a chamber of commerce
could get themselves a nation," Bcnea created the lit
M/ thought* go out Ilka aphtertle land-locked couhtry of Ciochoslovakla. out pf Ihe
former Auslro-Ifungarian Empire and a part of Germany.
Coat forth upon tha sir,
glpaiy and,fine, and floating wide,
"Our principles," Benea says, "proceed from faith in
Caught by whatever may betide, democracy and opposition to every fprm of absolutist and
To ^oak Thee everywhere.
oligarchic power with all their mcdleVil suhdval*. Wc
■ ltd league with every breete that believe In respect for the personality of man in all .thing*
and direct our actions accordingly. Wo condemn violence
AU wxy^ all hold* they daiwi
In any form, whether It be material or spiritual. We know
Natth, eait, or eooth, or meat
that among nations there will continue to exist con
An fSN, though wind, bo low or flicts of Interest and opinions, but we desire to settle such
conflicts by democratic exchanges of Ideas, by arguments
‘ . jhlgKt o find Thee everywhere.
and reason and altogether by methods permeated with tho
LeVa atUt la lord of apaco and spjrlt of humanity."
/kfcaUr
j
The past few years, however, have been devoted by
All mail. Ms runner* faro)
Bcnea to making- Czechoslovakia impregnable from a mili
tary point of view and In building up alliances designed to
support the Independence of his country In cane of attack.
He Is the
father of
the
"Little Entente." a mu
-hwaya avarywtlira.
—Anonymous tual assistance pact among Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia
and Rumania, and also has defensive Alliances with France
ASM*.: county newepaper* re- and Russia.
pprt th*t K.tl l^limAnn has h*en
Throughout his entire public career he has been nn
tnd.eed Ui remain a. Acrktlry
nf 4b# Lake County Chamber nt iardent supporter of the League of Nations.
Qpmntorco In rp|la of the fact
that ha had beat considering
The Reason Why
Mg# Other offora from bigger
In one of his most recent articles, Walter Llppmnnh,
one of America’s foremost newspaper columnists and a po
litical analyst or
International
reputation,
rather
pointedly explains why four million additional persons have
lost their jobs In the last four months and Why unemploy
ment relief expenditures are soaring to hitherto undreamed
of heights.
"We have tho labor, the natural resources, the capi
tal, and the managerial skill," Mr. Lippmann insists. And
everyone who has Ihe slightest cohceptloh of tho tremend
ous weilth of this country Is forced to agree with him.
What we do not have, he adds, la the will to urifc them.
And why do we not have the wll to use them7 Recause
"wo have -reached a point where t con be sild without
exaggeration that the laws do tio* pehnit nitltt to bo en
terprising."
By "enterprising”, Mr. Lippmann simply means to go
Into btialhetm, to build factories, or homes tor sale, or any
of the other things which men with money ordinarily do to
peopiu were .urpri.ed to moke more money, and incidentally fiirnlbh employment
ro Murray Overatrect iv
to others, Of course there, is ho specific liw prohibiting
tor Blat« Attorney ot
o'f laws under
*h
Judicial C irc u it »t such "enterprise", but there ate plenty
aulriolo County i. o which a man Is a fool If he attempts to bo “ enterprising."
«y thought t. V. Iloylo
" If they wish to be enterprising," Mr. Lippmann says,
to Attornoy and did not “ they cannot get the money; If
thev are enterprising
rea thl. year. Ilow.var.
with their own money, they are compelled to take all th*
r|a |. Aaalitant State Atlor B ew ln u l- an d Itrovard flaks of failtira and they have no real pronpect of profits.
, a u l i l . n t io Mr. O ver- The combined ertrot of tb« trethehdoui silHaxeS. the a»vage capital gains tax, and the misconceived undistributed
profit* tax, hie created a slltlatlon whrire nrivaie Indi
vidual* can no longer afford to put their saving* Into new
dink th* advice
house*, new factories, new mkehme*, or oven aitbquil'ely
tha nig Trw .r.a, a tb maintain Ihoito which exist.**
1’hc point IS, and every business man in Sanford
un tha ordar ot tha
AtiveftiBcm entk
When AdmlnMrSUah trill** In
venunuee r
i hm vi»
•.
«u. llrata doling the two yean .
trill out or Cotigma inn out
that msesere m »n tofUvkluaJ Uatlon lo a rKOflt statement t*
grievance! ■ dguld.l .ihe
ittl had betti befrire Cuhgteka. W lb« farmer chief It daft In
lYodae they always tom: bath to
the solemn charge that the P««»*
dctil it rftaltig to **mme dictatorlal powtra. Jaet how -dl*U*
InHSl the ChW ftwratlra k sblo
eourte, hU Indicated dr*Ire of tbl
authority to vo'o Individual ll«*e
lather IHalt S wholi bill »»■
promptly ilerfounetd by hh polio*
cal opponent# a* Just another
to be **» rrJentYr'K^trtW
ilia confcrtncn ll« had *''•> W
Ihtco «es«rs!»lon*n» m tho Ten-,
nmi'o Vitlcy AulhutPy.
I
Th.-> P m li»ant had all threa d*
them In, tWp rif ,th*m declaring
lh «i thtlr chairman would w *
co-«p*rate Mi any way and IM«,
ihrirfota. dll manner of, thhtfj
that nqght to l » done word ao*j
being ilont. The chairman of tha
board. ,tu ropon.e, accuaed hlji
two funmr ^ rt^ ts a fc (# rt_
tack of tucjnflg and o*h*r almQM
wh|«h ruffcaVd turpitude, but
flft'ly refuted to dlrelow wherein
ihlt lMqiilty hid been i*hlbltedi
which he It quoted u aaylni
that In MM of war In the Pacif
ic, trortw, I'-od
and war
material. would hare 1to be
mom] by boat ihroufb iho ran.
nma Canal aa tha tranaco*tlaontal railroads are In no po
sition to handlo ao l»rso an
amount of traffic. (
CiUnK Ills tipcrlenco with
Irrir.i.portal ion daring the World
gYxkr RkY>wk OZTUmx ° 1
F
OssUtr Printing
*!•?*»“
WIHMMlIVOTi
l»
la r w
j t ■v BjWnIn
Wt
w w w wnmi* u .
FRonrdu —igxi^ —
War Iii future. non. Andrew*
_.r,_
machinery to gel away trim oror
Up pin*, duplication, divided an*
thorfty, and
othrr
hind leapt
Which have, Ihropfh a hundred
B .L P e tB M
nobody heard ot the coKqaeat o«
To leeafiltnbC*. thU threateneo
Austria Ly Iltrr UHIe.- until th* dletatorahlp ha* up to date made
Fui-hrer’* roldltra were at dm
*»"> ; lie t», t*mpo|*rUy *•
border If no*, actually marching *»•»** *«ymlc«l on tha T. V. A.
Into Aus’rln. Slmnarly, Signor The contcnnce comml lce of tho
MuMoIlnl ralteit to. advise «ha S<na:0 and Koure eliminated the
world In atlvnnce cf hla conquest p:cpoq|t|on giving him authorty
of Abyeslnl*.
I t’1 rerun approval. to any par-
>! « .
conitgpT Marfa WaAn.
W E R T-The JEW ELER
Dlamdttda. 1b 4 WktchflN
. a / ’a
Fin* W atch , Ana Jowelry R oyalriag
ih.
*■ ’■ “ ni “
lo’nr builnes-v when Ihe frcaldcnt, ""i'n
.i,a_ l„ w _ v„
of tho Unltnl State. h«J In s ’ AI “ f ’*hlc.h
* '? * * * ''• “
itcnoRraphcr to report hi. long’ h' '’‘ " ^ ^ "u r Chief K.-cuMv.
convcirn'lnn with tho thne eotn-j ^
“ ° Jtr’ or “
inlaclouehi arid riipplliil the new." I i ‘ . . w **^5* .,
Diamond MsanUaf And Engraving -
M A K E $5 t 6 $10 MOttE P E R A C R E
vnloped brytnd the fact that th# !,/„
Condnlialon wa« In a me.., fur
U»
c*'?4lT I*1! * * "
Informalkn
ON YOUR CORN CROl> BY M IN T IN G
, W ood> Hybrid Goldetl ProUfit
It I. ppltv obvlau. that .ther.l ^
could hardly bo ah efficient, ad-| g J J qU” lo" 01 hoW lo be * ^
mlnlalrntlon of the I I * project!
__________
with the Clialrman believing that
a
44
.
v
bln rtdlrngut. were crooked, ahd I l l i e r e S l
IC C n e W G Q
Ilie collcabuca ImUtlng that they
|-ih u t a * i
could not get any action In any 1 0
U lr C
JP O r K d l l l
direction ffom tha Chairman. And T j 1 _
f| _
O f t n « n„ . L ,
It appear, that there wa'n’t a n y -jH IS -0 ^ K O O S fiV G lt
thlnq .ptcliil that the fr e a ld e n t,______
could do about It.
1 TriAFBRINQTON, Mar. Bl.—(Ari
(i)B k i’ r o o t s , oitou aR T, BToktM A n d d ib e a b e
RESISTANT.) INCBKABES TOUR TIR LO .IA TO **%
m u tkjut tmrrsca rhorsctiaii M S A i b k hfesvii.
tain DtLv i . n n W comv to o pt v ia u t * u . w a r m
VAHIMTtMB IX UHOIttlA AID AUOAUA TKaTA. Htunacax
rn|xow conn s t B o a ts r u u u n t atxrgni.
Plans To Be Studied
For Conscripting: Men
OF SEED CORN FOR BALE AT
Henry A* R ussell Seed Co
100 W . 1st B L
-hdTrt'-tflWrt; and amounted theew
MW». “ hem* looked
men, that eeem. to hove bogged
,w lh r*n®Wf'^ in*'r»it In the
down and It ii qurationabla
>l.o Picaklent can remove t h e m . 11
"P ^
ami .ubaMtuto new a p H n tc*..'®
>M * »*y
Th*« would Mim lo bo another ^rwaklUi IX llo w ir f 11# tW l
.
Phone 41
"BUhPEPS SEEDS GROW* '*V T .
evidence th a t th e o llrg cd a .p lr a n l ; " ' , ' hT
l,bf ' ' " f ,
, D H * h ,n '
to Ihe dle’ . t o 'r l i l j )
an a w fu l J ™ " * > ' l l , ‘ .f.o r " U I 0 ' ' 0 " ' " « *
U n g w a y to g o to lend any probA- f t "
b lllty to th o th o u g h t M.
IbelFs Security
A Seed Store
rml frcqutntly voice! by ht. Po-' M* * "“ f ■*?“ *' 1
“ £ * ■ » ■?*
Iiitcal fo e .
T * !L u *
Two methods of elarifkatlon
have been auggeated. One, a
flongrcruilonal Inveatlgatlon; and .. nlll^L| i „ / y l
'
i
.M other-orlMn.lly .uggv.ted b y '|hfn
,
0 •
To rrtybody who ha. ever watched
fi,
Mlt> eUnt p|pe
,uch u proceeding by
'organ thund.rwl Into -|Hppy Dry.
h. Nrat Idea
Inte mlrm
here Ag.ln.- The crowd
W. hearing., complicated by at
Mr, nooerve11 beamed.
L7n
•«Llhv*.l .even .peclOc
Whit the thmlnr Congrea* lunal
n
with receiverelect oh, ah opportunity for •
ahlp*. motor eArrlera, compel ll ton,
■ihmint of oratory, uml P*rhapa' t^ >ttj|£|fl,p,,
„mPaolhi,
majohiy and minority teper.a- frtUrm) nhanclM „t.L rod wage
f u m MIi n 'e
Feeds—H ay-G rain
Fertilizer—Insecticides
a third as many. The army *at|mate. It would require lJtSO.OOO
recruit, h four month., and the
navy r,no,OM Ip . like period.
I V fl.M 300,000. under eviilIng |d:ih. wwold hn ruoaht a* voluirtrrm In the tint nmhlh, before
aetectivo draft mictibwry Ilka that
of 1017-1* uw. pal into operation.
Already prepared far quick sab*
min.'on to congreu (a a draft
or a aelcrtivw.aatvtre taw, offtcab
have dtkr|o>ea. Regu'atlon. hare
been drafted, and
preparatkAa
tnado tp print forms In a flaw daya.
Mill dry officer, in all state* M r .
det.-ltcd local plana lo re-opera'o
cm fib hm.
Fefn Crhtcs— Strawberry Crates
Try A Delicious
Home-Cooked Meal
AT
W alter J. Benm
To Deliver A
HOLLYWOOD- Fla. M#r. i
Walter. J. UmmelL
couuMel of the NallonBI Aaei
Hun of Insurance Agent*,
among Ih* .oeakSf* who
addtwea uNtahera U the n<
Insurance • Agadta
Aasoct*
when they tourenv at tha III
wood Reach 11util Apr. T aw
ril*ha, Winter llaven’e
vctlon Aa it la, mar*
eraou*. «n an average.
IS Tr*a #v,ry day. the
I* quoted aa *aytng.
4 too bed to neglect
ingr to mak# tb*
of tha' outstanding
ta In the country by
thp ground* In Ihf
the giant and It* big
- Melbourne TltniL' *
In
i Andrews
Leader
fotCariftd
t'toevti. ft wSa
idqloid
the follbwlhq bJii|r pretesti
Mtr. arid MPa. K. T. Woadrutf,
DA khd ML llllfcero,. br. Mad
Mft. Prewar, cut. A lw U b.M teM
Slid erlfe *rid Mh ttST MlwJ R. J.
Molly ehd Mr. ahd Him. - M a k
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W IL L SIN G HERE TO N IG H T
C IT Y BRIEFS
I
of Mr. and Mr*. R- U Caldwell.
866 W. Third Street with Mr*.
Caldwell, Mr*. Peggy Knapp, and
Mica Bar* Myrick aa hocteaac*.
The Dependable Clai* of the
Flrot Methodlet Oorch will bold
tbeir tegular bualneea and aortal
meeting at 7:S0 F. M. at the borne
of Mrs. Prim Angol, 1476 Palmetto
Avenue, -with Mr*. Angel, Mr*, t
D. Price, and Mlaa Alma Holland
*s ho»teaaas.
Tha Co op*retie# Concert* Aa•oelatlon will Pr**«nl Ileaanurid
llrancato at the Prince** Theatre
at 1:11 o'clock.
Orlando Meet Held
|— ~ — ■----------- “
By Woodmen Circle;
P g TSO f l Q IS
A meeting of the Supreme For.
eat Woodmen Circle wa. held at .
phm|P*,
the AngebOt Hotel In Orlando
,nd St‘ P»««™borg.
on Friday a»eolng, with Mlaa
Abbb Holden* of Jackaoavllle, the
Herman Hedler and Rnaaell
near State Manager aa gueil of Tumblom of
Brandenton were*
honor.
weekend viaitora in Sanford.
Mlaa Holden gaee an address
—~
an T h e Value of Frateniallam''.
Mr. and Mr*. Frank S. Lamton
She laid about the Home for the and Mr*. Chai'ie* a Zalesky tlaltAged, and the Orphanage /or ed B<*k Tower yeeterday.
the Children which la held at
------- ,
Sherman, Tax**.
Mm. Gonlmr Cherry b visitThere waa an unusually large Inn lit Itnyinna *■ the aoeit of
delegation preaent at the meeting Mr- nml Mr*- llenry. banal*#.
wbkh waa prsaldod oeer by Mr*.
---- (— '
Ruby Latbem. dlatrlrt manager. ,MI*a Loul** Rou and Kenneth
Tha ala gmvut repreaented at the Scott were In Daytona yesteiday
meeting were; Lakeland, KiaaTm- where they saw the "Lucky Te'er.
me*. Avan Park; Orlando, Scaford,
_____
and Jacksonville.
I W*l|*r,. I'hil n* of Orlando era
TUK6DAV
The II. F. Cl*b of Paat Matron*
of Seminole Chapter Member
Two. O. K. 8. win meet at 8:06
o'clock at tha koma of Mre. J
O- Huff, U N 8anforB Arena*,
with Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker aa
OO-lKMOll.
g fh e Masonic Club will meet with
Mi*. Millie Wilson of Flushing,
A . P. M. King, 618 Magnolia
meeting of the Ladlea' Ausillary N. Y., I* tljy guest of Mr. and Mr*
Avenue at 8:00 o'clock.
of lb* Tempi* lb tb Israel w|:| I'eler 1'liurelon nl the r home on
W B ItNBSD AT
be held al the Homo of Mrs. J. W. FI rat Street.
The Auxiliary Officer* Training Fleischer, 161 Fast Tenth Htreet,
Mi** llrtly McNair Irft yester
Conference will be held at the al 8t It P. M.
Flml Presbyteri*n Church at
The Teacher* Training C|a»* day for Greensboro, N. C., after
and Worship will be held , at visiting Miss Kathryn Vernay for
7:80 o'clock m the First Mulhod- several mon'lis.
1st Church. Mr*. Percy Chapuiun
M r. nml M r * . Joe M ris rh and
will b» leeder. All Interested qr«>
cordially invited to attend.
i rh lld re tt, M i,.* th in * Sm ith- untl
FRIDAY
. I M r*, m a n H iillth spent y e s te r
n#v. find llobjnson of the U h day a t llayto na lle a rh .
Angel* s Na*»rcno Church will
Jack AIwimhI, Fred Cook, and
preach at lathe Mary Coinuiunily
Ctiarrli tonight. Kveryone I * . in Harry Kliehrr of Chapel lllll.
N. C„ wets hero yesterday vlsRvited to attend.
Ing Mis* KnGirrlna Vernay.
BACKING FOR OIIAT jOTH
Tack never*I !hkkne**e* of
heavy cloth o f paper over the cor
ner* of the table before covering
it with new oilcloth. The recover
ing Job will then be easier and
will look much neater.
TOTISKt
Mellon Wmo has returned to
Rmopy University. Ga.. where he
will reuiime Ills studies . after
visaing hi* |uirenin, Judgo and
Mr*. R. W. Ware.
MU* Helen Wellman, Mr. and
Mr*.
Russell
McCracken, slid
la-nnard Mclaira* spent yeslenlay
In Orlando where they visited the
airport.
Csntlnu** Pram r « M Om
R. N. N IP P E R
Chen it'd Checker Club will be
Dy "DING" DARLING
he'd In the Velde* Hotel Tuesday
"Coming Back" I* the good word
night et 7:10 o'clock, official* that come* from the weitem
0
OF ALL KINDS
reported today.
plain* regarding the antelope, the t it n i m h u a %#.. niMio tit-J
moat iprlghtly member of our A*
The weekly luncheon of the merlcan fauna.
Junior Chamber of Commerce
The pronghorn I* unique among
will be held In the Valdea Hotel
Tuemlay at 1S:1B o'clock, local
Jay Cee efficlala announced today.
Telephone 148
ial Calendar
Antelope Is Victim
O f Land Abuses
HYPOID GEARS
Violator* of Clly ordinance*
will be tried before Judge Frank
L M.ller In a aeaalon oft the
Municipal court thi* afternoon at
4:00 o'clock at the local Police
Station.
Are Special And
Require Special
LUBRICANT
Substitute* A re
llnnKcmua
. All * members of Hoy Scout
Troop No. 14 today were urged to
be prenenl at the annex of tha
Firml Baptist Church tonight at
7:00 o'clock; *■ A hobo party I*
p'rnned.
SEE
T r a w ic k ’s
The regular monthly bu«lne*a
meeting of Ihe legionnaire* will
be he'd in the Amerlrin legion
Hut tonight at 7:00 o'clock, Com*
minder (1. 1). Workman announced
tod*y.
Service Station
'.IDI S. I‘ark Ave.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Women's Civic Committee of
RoaemtHe Brancato, who will give u concert here ten If hi at the |the Seminole County Chamber of
Prlnco* The*'re under tho au»plcea of the Woman'* Club for mem-j Commerce wa* held In the Cham
ber* of the Co-operative Concert* A*><*'iation. Ml** llrancato mid* , ber. building this morning at
10:00 o'clock.
her operatic debut-with Ihe Chiragn Oprtn Company In 1HM. Kh*
h** a concert re|»ertolre In* four language*.
________ I The regular incicl fathering of
the Sanford Tourist Club will be
Organ Recital Given M a i l I 'll T w i n s I I c l D T o held In the Chamber of Commcrre
P in t * " PI aenroo
n r n r l " Piim
F U m ,,,"
7:.t0 o'c'ork.
l’lan
Th,l,lln»
lorn| Fulm(, atFirnir„
Strmg
By W . F. Connell, Jr,
An organ recital wa* presented
Ar||< M„ N
KrW„y r |c.,|rd
l>y William F. Conn'll. Jr ye * the Oi.rr of inmth Taramgiou*
••P.oro.1
and
III*
Twin
llrs'lher.
y,,||,y
t„
,.|
lnrRp*
,,r aggravated
terdsy nfieinoon »• I*1" Catholic
Church before n lai«e and *l>- nno question nui»l alway* l>« »»l- HH**ult hefnie ('minty Judge Ittl.d even before the .r*a*tlo l* w w#rn
was ** nteni eil fa
pieriutive aodien* e
pay a fine of tSO nml isi.ta nr
Mr. Conn* II ha* played In Ht. writlKM.
Hliall the film. ba*e<l on the *d- Rerv* *|t monllis In jail.
Paul's Church in IbHion. ll« also
Venture of Juvesyitl**. tie given
------ ha* a degree for Choir Master,
Mr. ami Mr*. Ira D. Martin
having majored In'tho tlrengor n .l.iofly Juvenile appeal or •hall
Inn Chant*. Mr. Connell I* n»* It he i.Ultled to evoke laughter have sold their Interest In the
directing tho Catholic Church and tmid niemorle* of youth In Celery Avrnur *lnr* and have
moved Ihelr *tock of inGnls, »ar- 1
chair for tho Master 8*r*|ec I" adult uudlence*?
Warners derided to aim at the nishe* and picture framing equiptho Mils* In F. by lto*ew|g.
geneiul nppea| in picturing "I'en- ment to Room No. It) In the Ar-'
Yesteiday'*
al upon th" rod nod Sum," and Ihe picture cade build ng,
*
II,in>i>ii,ii,I offered many types "I was *o siirrie.tul- that they
— ---organ Selection*. Among them uontinui'd the policy in ''PetiisM
D. C. Hrnck we* given nermls*
were: "Kuga." by Johann Fohaa- nil,I III* Tain Ilroilier." whim »lon by local llulldlng Iit*|n-rtnr.
tiun llarli; •'Rlumher Hong," hy comes In film form to the Hitt G- I*. Paxton to conslrurl three'
From Schubert; "Country Gar- Tlioalre on Tuesday and Wedne*- one-story
frame Imildings on
deni." by Percy Granger! 'The ■lay Tlu-y felt *ure that by hold-' Cypres* Avrnur al *n estimated
Argument," by II. W. 1-oomU; log thirty to lh« Juvenile char 10,1 of $IR(l each rml alro to tear.
"Choral." hy Wanner: and ''Tim an|e|jsatjop* a, ntrbisl by Tark- <l*"»» a one sloty frame building'
Heaven* Proglaim." by Hoellov
Ingtou. the Adult audiences would nn Ike e*me a te.
John IllCgins motored to Jark
|ogvl|la yesturday. Ilo wa( ar
coni|ianied home by Mr*. Itiggli's and their youns son, John
U U T T K It
Mr*. F. B. Vernny, Dirk Vfrnsy.
and Jack Vernay spent yesterday
“ » III*' gue,t* of Mr*. Frank
Chase at Wlndemere. Mre. Ver
nay remained to visit her daugh
ter fo r ‘ a short time.
THAT
9
m m
'
u t s you
1 Miss Msrgueiile Ingley relumed
today to Atlanta where sho will
hesume her studies at Agnes
8eott College after visiting her
pur*nig, Mr. ami Mr*. J. L. Ingley, for n few days.
own
it 60 good fo r y&U. To keep
Vy
CREAM any old time ( V j
you’ro hungry. • * * || j
IN TIC N N IC O LO R
into the aoda fountain for
u Malted MUk.
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1
11 I
Sundae at three
O le afternoon. Take home a
quart to tho flmily tonight.
Rinse liutler piddles in (Hilling
wutey, then in cold water uml
place them in a bowl of cold
water—before you otsrt to make
butler hall*. Cut butter Into pieces
an Inch *qusie ami nhml a third
of-ain inch thick. Chill III* squares
In-water. Pul one pally of liutter
on a puddle. Simp*' it hy tolling H
with Hie other paddle. Chill until
seiving time.
Tuciwity
Wednesday
C ladya
8WARTH0UT
John
BOLES
Jaka . .
d* fa.
BARRYMORE
•ROMANCE
DARK" .
MAUCB TWINS
“ Penrod
mmt au
'
Fine Watch
Repairing
Diamond Setting
RILEY’S
AND
Engraving
McLaulin, Jeweler;
IIS S. Fork A t*.
IBMaiStaBBBBBBBBBSSBBI
Country Sliced Peaches .‘J for
Royal Ciellatine
Churngold
J*h.
*u. •
t*
Esquire Fruit Cocktail 2 for
» . .
arilMSMKi.-a r i m : e itsiii, si-iiitt.r,
Blackberry
Preserves
.a
Pie Cherries
2 for
Eatwell Tuna Fish
2 for
Tall Can Carolenc
i h jam
L i q u o r Store
I
We carry a complete *
line of
Liquors
►
Wines
!
Whiskeys
J
Gins
►
►
312 8anf9rd Are.
no
no.
a
»U Him IT H 1111*11
Standard Tomatoes
2 for
Large Sally Ann Bread
(
B. L. Perkins: i
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JFRESH FLA. S P I N A C H ^ b ^ ^
3PORTO R IC A N Y A M S 5 lbs.......
JFANCY Y E L L O W SQUASH lb. ..
JRED BLISS POTATOES 5 lbs. ...
CORRECT MEN‘8 WEAR
Mr. and Mra. Harry Hartwt, and
Mr. and Mr*. William Ilerbst and
mn, Billy, left Saturday for their
home in Uoyonne, N. J , of'rr
aprmlinr two week* boro oa Ihe
le«'* o
Mrs. Peter
F larsh eim s
W -50 up
quality Department
F riendlys W-00
i
F o rtu n e s
-
u rm* on.
Twin Brolhgr”
Mr*. W. K. Hlevrn* gad daughlor, Mis. Adelaldo HUvan* of p«rrvtl City, Ark, ar# Branding a
few days with Mr. and Mra. R.
W. Ware. Mlaa Sierra* I* at pre
sent liking gradual* work in
Knglish tt Emory UnlrortUy, Co.
We Reserve
Rlghl To
Limit
■■■■■■RiMawwwwaaHHav'
Ml«n Ihirntby Tliurtlun ami
Fr|*>mla of Ml** Anne Wright,
guest. Mis* Margaret lloaoyrupt daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. II. II
iwluroml ye,l<rd*y to Athena, Wright, will regr'i i<> Iearn that
G*,. nrt*-r .pending a few day* sin* I* ill with Influent*.
hen- with Ml** Thuraton'a par
,*nl*. Mr. and Mr*. Peter Thurs.ton.
MU* Alice Hlder Ginn and
M|«s Virginia ChIIm-H of Al'upka
Mr. nml Mr*. Luke Thompion, Were woek*Tul gu*> t* h*'r« <*f
TIP FOR UAKKItH
Jr., ami young *im. of Jarkaim- f i icnil* uml r'-|»tl**'».
I II* roieful not to fill baking
vllle. and Mr-. Imka Thompson.
Mishea ton full, Karalloped foods,
Hr., of Washington and former
G'm puddings and fondur* need
Mr.
and
Mr*.
J»"
Tlcconl,
and
ly of Hanford, were her* during
rhihlrau. Amelia .and Clnra, and uhout two Inches of rising spare,
Ihe wiekiqid visiting friend*.
Irving Giwy spent yesterday at food* made with bakln-c powder,
*«dr, cream or tarter or tgg
New
Smyrna llearR.
Mr. and Mr*. H- A. Bmlth of
|whltra require at least Ihrra inChicago are tha guemta of Mr.
ami Mi*. kYad William., Mr and
Mi*. Hniilh with ' Mr*. Dean
OPEN ALL NI0IIT
Hmiih will leave today for Tam j
pn whern they will tP*nd a few
.Why mol do It norm? Dude
r~ 7 jjL _-
H IN T S
Hire wn* Ihn weekend guest of
Friend* of Ml** Kunlrn laird, M|s* Maigueiile Human,
daughter of M. M. Unnl. will l»e
glad to learn that *hn Is doing
Mr. nml Mi* Albeit Hail* n
nkely after undergoing an op
eration ~\iir •ppcndirlH* at th** l)ayti*n:i weru in Hiinford Jesleiday vL.it ing filend*.
Florid* KanlUrlunt ln Orlando.
Nothing else to good
ap to par, oat IC E
HALL
k
Wine-Dine-Dancc
Hart A Good Tim#
S4-00
Wa*tern Branded
Lota
O f f 1^
STEAK lb. ........ V t f
Lota or Rib
||AU
Lamb CHOPS lb. *k r3
Fancy Kindle** 811. r t f f C
BACON lb......... M O
Boat All Meal
-f Q >
STEW lb....... I
m
Economy Department
1[ Toiler Beef
A AC
! U V K R II............
j
1 P«c»h
me
[ PIG HIDES lb. .. 1 9
!!
I
!
I
Ilan-.hurirer or Pan 4K f i C
HAUHAf.'E 2 11m . M O
F,c*h Collage
A mC
CHEESE l b . ..... J - W
Mis, Hath Wight at Kls.nu
•'
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Dr. J. H . Griffin, Preacher
J. Martin Stinecipher, Song Leader
�TTTB flAKrOUP ,(HERALD, HANFORD, PLORTIMl
W H A T W IL L H ITLER DO W IT H HIS N E W A U S T R IA N CABINET?
B A R C E LO N A STREETS S P R A V fij) B Y IN SU R G E N T BOMBS
rr'jwsriv
’5ji
Thlat-t»dipiihot» ahow* (hr Au«tiInn ruhlm-i m'IccUmJ after Adolf Hltkr forced Chancellor Schuachnljtx and hla anti-Nail odmlnlatra
lion to rtWJfh, Hut now hat Hiller ha» made hi* dtrialnn lo make Au*ir|n Ju"t another n'nte of the German Reich, no one know
how he will we thrar men. One thlnir I* certain * Michael Skubl (oxtiemn Irfr). ihe newly chosen atate accrctnry, already la nul ol
the tahlnet. Hr la not n Natl mnl ,n »> * amoved and plaerd under "protective n-rcal.’1 The n’hera, left to richl; tVllhrlm Wollf
forelitn affair*; Rudolf Neumayor, flnnnec; Ihn* F ithbook, commerce; Arthur Sryaflnquait. chancellor; Ankin llheln haler, afTfoiltUrc
Edmund Glnlac-llnratenuu, vice chancellor; I I uro Jury, aerial wclfar e, nn<l Em al Katlenhrunncr, who aurceiilcd Skubl
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FOUR D E A D IN A L A B A M A TORNADOES
PR E SID E N T
Harried re th in k s t f
Barcelona ecurry . pnat n ahn'.tcrcdI a< rv e 'r a r and wrecked b u lld ln ra In '.hi* radio photo, on : o f the fir * ! r
Wrdnnday. S ix
cccivod in the United ,S:nte« ahow In f the d'.a'ruc’ lon w lio u jh t by in trn a iv e Inauryen'. bo m b inr i f 'b e cl y abler U M
liu n d ird and fo rty Ualtea have been recover;d nnd an estimated to ta l d ra h t e ll'o f 1,300 rolled up since .he a ir t l l d i r a bcRun th e ir
rain o f bomba.
SU R VIVO R S OF BALE-ARES BO M BING RUSHED TO MAJORCA
\ 6 w e e p ln , ; over wide ureu.t In Alabama, u ecih * o f itia rln i; torn adura
thrJS j m n mid n tviimim, le ft more thnn fin p v u 'n a Injured, ninl cicn ln
W o p v t \ * T ill* picture of NVn'jmd tltlirla and U -lle m d frame bnuaea p
Dtnia|KillJjL.Ala, one of RJ- Im nU tt hit eoniinunt'lea. |t wu* callmaUil
by Ihe at unua^
BRITISH S E A M A N K ILLE D
Mr». J. Rahtinn W rlla o f H a y
lonn Ihnch i t the newly elec ed
p ir r ld r iit o f ihe Merida Kedrin*
Hon o f Woman'll Club*. She a I ■n
Inn b.cn n member of the board
In th ■ li- m ml
FtdrruH un
oi
Wnlnetl’:^ dub.i.
IN SPA N ISH N A V A L BA TTLE
PISTOL EXPERTS W E D O N R A N G E
A N D H E R E’S A N O T H E R
N IN E T E E N -P O U N D B A B Y !
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Harmon
,^T7»*rtiry k “ IHrk” Merrill (left) la
fw i» Freald nt Koorcvrit in mh^Mtian «f hla round trip flight tp tlu HrPUh roronotian tut '*m*
/ a je w e hfity >kwiie ar u tl
-------- -- ------- , --------- --------- - -------------------- ------j » » , Marrtll la a natlrr of Mliataalppl'and haa flown' aoutham'airline Youlea Tor many year*. Prea. * orkcr. and h>a wife, Mary, at
“You mum he kidJinn me,’’ Ma Lawler exclaimed when* they
dMt ^ the Whhp. Ilium i m n w Ui * * « * ,'Ufr lo.iifUt.OUirULXeL..J.aa.|L,'.. JoBRodMU., Ada. A. ,«• uld ha*. Ur.lnfaril’a .weiaht. lliabgr
_
loader rir#U' Jnt> lawrenro who
bnra myall/, *1 Gxalnuia.
C*ok; Maj. Uen. CUerw TYeeterfr^ehkt of-army *lr eerpej A. U bodfrtek and Col, C- W. Harwood R, C- wtlrtinf » pound*, twoi otawe*,
>
'A r\ mantle‘‘that-heath JaatyVar uniha' Tempi. Yfr* ^
partmA't p M ronce w i. tlljnaxed ln th, n t t f h f fcf'HaW
CoroaaBh drove,' Ra., and Jack Reward of Um Mlajgi pa
artmwrt on the >im* ranjr* durln* Iha.Natkmal Midwinter
Ifttnatmeni. Bride and (room, ahawn bare/arepLitof numb
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MONDAY, MARCH SI, 1938
THE SANFORD IfCTALD^ SANFORD, FDORIPA
Iron Ruler Of Nazis I^a,s
Tempered In tire Of War
■ . ( i m t events can beat ba
-aUndi-rstnod
if
un» under
Q ftands the mm behind them.
la pmUrd with Inmrst. iinterniu
I'ltasanU* win', o tmgoily has lone
been poverty mil inbreeding.
Hitler’ , father, Alois, is picto red I'y hloeraphers as n strong-
it, n young womtn a bo ltn<) barn
■ housemaid for thu fir*t tin .
Hitler, Clatit hid left her rural
w>1) 1)or|, h| Jgs, ■(„. ]|ruuiiau.
pnu(her hotder town, Mo..t se
munla agree llm elder
I'iIii"
thought Adolf somethin*
of
u
M,.ak|lnK.
—and told the itory to a curious
world years liter-
IN T H E F IE L D OF SPORTS
Again you ire told that Hit.
By J llU A N STENSTROM
Icr’i border birthplace w il u
natural spot to develop any po
Tin*. 3inu;nit nf "idtll*" Joe goe
litical sense he mar Itavu had. lliirtiiiii t.i play third have fur i-il
for along 'ha border wan InarJ the s.infnrtl intiy In Hu* Florida run
tho cotihtniit cry for a union of Hiatt* l.i-ngne for the forth com- l*ni
all (iertnanio peoples— a dream inr. .-i H3i.ti l.i tho first Interest* Hiv,
Hiller himself ha* cnlr now lug bit of baseball new- tn bj |*t,
tiruoglit tu tcallly.
minnnmtsl 'bis ) car except tho nri
The next thing you Lund-, tho riming ut t,uy Lucy a,, pilot ' j n
Had Hiller is belli* txpvllcd from
Ruggerta
not pisy what i tr.ij
school for intokin*. That’* ‘ edit,
can
be
considered
outstanding hn
for Hitler, the man. neither
b.-tchall |r i. jear but his As
smokes nor drinks.
playing mbs .trad). Th« little «nd
Jailer llltlor attended a t'.-itho
Italian was a recruit or tha nut
He monastery s<h«'l and ther-»
Joe Fngrt Da.eball School <>f I
developed a taste fur mu.ic an-l
art—especially art- Thla rolled held here last season and hud
Alois who told Adolf he s s , to rt herd man to bra. to be abla . _
follow in his fathers footsteps to remain hare. Ruoirrio and
GREYHOUND
In the civil irrvlce. lie punctU. a youth frum Sclmtctady. N.
E N T R IE S T O N IG H T
Bled tho dcrlarulhm with a V. Jack Walneogar. were the I
• ily one* In Pne for the ire- j ——
spanking,
end bate po.illon bw jor wat ■
Tho yrun* lllth-r
obviously
Ip o tell by D ill R o d g er, and
1
Preferred his ntuther. This favor
Itlsni s'onird to drvelop In him named to stay in play w ith I Jta.i
the Lookout*. W rln fg g e r w ant J m „
Into a reverential line fur her
and a poslllu ditliUo uf his tn M a io d en , N . C , of th e •••
f,
father. Certain It li he fought C arolin a League but was not
shy |n later life of u|.i'hol and call fie.riljrre.
_ ih
...............
_
>ri
itlacm
over-cal ins,
Itolh
likid. Say. ^ ' IlnnsyTS* ftyVfi’d
Ilrl. il Jo
liiigruplu'rs by tho eVdrr H ille r " 11,1 “ 1 >*"■'
»<>n two *uc ri.ll* 11. ..
I Tint* tt.w'i: k*is *nii
■
"
iie r inij-s in i in s for tho
When Adolf was 13, his father
IS...M.I Unit III IImIIi 1teisl.tr t
,11 , 1., I
tllUlIl fo il. H
died and the s»n continued Ids In*nU v ittt bmp double, in each 1it.,
uni.
ulus,, k
schnolhig (or n while, making rente I. tln g g rri.i became liked rim
Millie
I.'«»!.• 111"*.'
I " I I I 'i ll It.U't: |.*ulntIty.
inrfiffcrrnl pro* res*. ' unit lent* by tin. f uk who saw him do h it
Illn. Wll'tf
Ins mein hear Hr toward' that brut. Tin- little f«l|uw mu . m illed iI'Jiuc-k .I! mis
ti. i
i.ntto i ‘ " in
art career. Although hi* mother !° On.* hot yomep a f t e r tha to- -.\j.es.Tr "t* i
F.in.-y Mi
if.
Uv
P-»
h
ii
tuilly
was slowly dying of eaiiri-r sh” I1'1'* 1' r [ Freddf"', Minnie where
I i f hi I tm 'ti: Kutinilt
f" >*l • sb'eily play log o f
deV'i mined Adolf should. I t t lo
fjfclo, rritiilb
Mill* i lent
h"
him i Irapped by TiVifr IritVelor
rVliey Ii .el ilnl
the course of his Die in hi* u \* n thun-t li
Its 11 1 Silt
....... It >• .. .
way. hhu In'!licit him go o VI* kl height.
j l o ■ pi
Op.-ii Joint
Many |seal tans have haUnl
rii
ii «; Si'i: l Putinin
enna to <study art when he * us
w ill'll rah Ii to,* ............. ..
ti
(V r la in ly Adolf* was it ,,e n .r i.
Iin a n ii.il nest irk u lu n he m ar- lJvt, . |,||,f. n„ j ngW ||,a t lie l/A
t i'" l tin* fir t Of th re e wives. ),r r „ „ l(.
„
national . leader'Ilir ’ii In? wartKh'il
f n AuHtrlan*
ijjt^ ra p lic ra Itu r<>
dug up gi>rsijj
c iv il n *r v l.u Jolt, nml h la rlfd a Il|l4, | ncid c iiU n*M.ut liU
«»rly
iatiiily . imiviriK fru iu
l ° wn
tf* ||f€» tlitil Pet'tnpd lu furpsluMltiw
tow n nlong tint b o rd er a * n cusjnit events,
toms In H p 'c to , In a ’ few years,'
Om* o f I ho ea rlie s t pietu re»
tho fir s t M rs. j l l l b ' r died, a n d ' yu,t pel of IliH e r
u th a t o f an
Alois tiudi n socuiel Mrifo.
Him fnt< n,*i lad itn m ltn * nji a moonlire ,! in ly n few m onths
a fte r drenched hillsid e, baw ling a pn
the tm irriage.
( |itie a | speocli to
n
roupb*
of
tin e tiny. t h o . w id o w n l Alois fr u it tre e *, ftchool-m iites hidden
ntri**.l ta ll, d a rk nyi’d t ’larn 1'oeJ. nearby ciPKled their" enjoym ent
|
..
*
ii
y
I
Writ ,:':l He*. In I I I . Ik * a,|> lll-iiullo
il t li'itlrn s i to i ti ini slatloiie |
-with Saiifolil We or- pnltiv.*
i. tlmy did n"t niiim d in iidy
l"r il lit.nil.' on • MeJIer'.i l''Ht
j r<*"mil s *ili run for I ond ’t urn
,. I io - ii . i luy with : . AilRUSttlie
i, ptru'i il tli> fr tiliiiiHi a.
W. J. K.ng, Plumbing*Phone BO,
HAVE YOUR Watch repaired by
one who really knows how,
Origgt, Ji wc'cr Msgnulia Ave.
YOU AIIH invited tw attend the
revival services at thu First
Pttst tniurfh' eatrit evening nt
8:00 P. M. from March JOlU
through March 30lh
3
BB— F em a le Ilc lp W an ted
New ti ft. Ketvlnalor.
Bargain.
Women—Addicts and mall ndver*
Smfcrd Fleet rii; Cm, li»8 Slag
Using iiiatct-.nl for us at home. no’.ie, Phone *113..* ,"•••
V 'j supply everything. Good rate
in ’ Santord
of piy. No gelling. No esperienca PIANO— Located
kll*htly-* used
s'udiu Part]
ncgcr.'.ary. Merchandise Matt. Box
L .aviid f j , y, v*-il »acriti“o f>
f>23 Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
cayh*-ir
it anonablp tints pay
nteni. Get in toucli at ortre will
C—Situation Wanted
II. L. Conanl—311 Par A v e , Hi
Want Job as rook or inaid. Alberta lamlo, F ln . , ^ ■*_
, .
, **
Martin. 705 Orange Ave. *
2!)— For Rent or Sale!
11— AlLacellnneuUa
l)cxicr..& Gay’s Quality Paint, is
whit wo have a'frays rrcpm*
mcndiit for Iss'.lnj; Vajisfsctiiin
i ml greatest value. Staiil"'y-lingers
Halvtwnrc Co.
W anted
WANTED; at*end
hand
t u io r t r
ocean ami rivet. Hoc mil" noutli
of City limits, t’ lty water, elec
tric and telephone. Prices 1350.
to (300, l*ots on pavpil ' streets
(It'd, and'Jlto. All Jots U°liown and ( I "iT .ri 10. it. Itltinlh
Immedluto possession.Clear Title.
lit t o t : ilill'l
111 icr’it i l
In
Freo slist ract, nejul lur tnnp und
pricp list. N. 1*. Dodge, uv*nf'r Munich* ratlin tho World "i>r
3700. Ho. Pen, Drive Tel, 105I J- unl j litter ill sen ril'il Ida Ans(linn rilD 'ii hip lt(u
u dirty
Dnytona Ileoi'h, Fla.
2G— Miscellaneous Fur Sale
’
Joe JiuiTKcrio, »i*eond
slid third
im n a n fur the Fanfu il rntry In tln*r Florida State
l.irgui* la*t'.unsnn announced that
Landscape Service
MKMINOI.H PIIAHM a LAL
CO, INC.
Miller Bldg.
Bark Ave
tw o
I * has re-signed with the Incsl
lieim fur the ruin’tit; season.
The infmin.it lull was received
in n litt e r
In whtrh the l i t t le '
liuHiin statist I hut he wuuM re*
pun fur
I ruining nil
or about
April I', tiuckt-riu w ill held dr-*n
Hie th ird bane position fo r the
S m ifotil entry sitnln this reason
it was fnilim led.
lie wns no* ipilte ready forclass " I f runipet linn this year
mi.I tins Inincil e ir r tu 'he F-inf»'il
i ltd* lay
Washington, Joe
pbiyetl r.tfndy t i l l fur the Look"
imls toil
ye n ' hilling
for an
iiv e ic " o f .".'M' enH fielded an
•ret am of .t'DO,
.* is in i t t f i :
Mu i it. >
ll-i'.l t •nlutr
Aim tt ill
or
s o it ii
un
o rru w R T in iT
PHESCRUTIONH
ACCURATELY
COMPOUNDED
AT REMARKABLY
REDUCED PRICES.
OBTAIN OUll PRICE ON
IM H Vino At, p It K 8 C It I »’•
TION’S BEFORE FILLING
YOU WILL DR SURPRISED
\V. Cs Hartline
DR. M IL LE R
West First SI.
Phone 339-W
RECAP
Truck
&
Pas*.
PLY FREE
Tlrctt
IA.IMMI Mile* UrlllrN limifHilH
A Ticket Good
Only
retippera
In Central
Florida with ipeciil buffing
eyulpmrnt guirintrring a per
fectly balanrrd lire.
Airplane Ride, With Each
10 Tlckrtu Good For
Act Now—Offer Limited
With It .00 Purchase
HOFMANN
Electric Service
Lemmond Tire Shop
'
One
1 Flying Lnmon
Gel Free Flying Ticket
t i l R . Jnd t K "
For
6 Gallons Of Gas
In.peellon Invited
K ir
iiulii*
Aliuuon,tt.ii, . it, v
I'ti'iiHiiiiR .'tut.
IJsil* . PI."*..
\l> s t.llrl
Pi,. I.. I.....
Trull I*- It. ii
ri! ll.S III I t A f f '. Pi .M'!•
Jo.' I'
1*111 * Ml
rijit- *1 , ■ I'uiiey
Ti nr Inn
fun II. rr .
Until., i'it'1'il
Ini yi,. i«,n u
tteit I*1.h
IK II I ll II Iftt: * II. tilt,
mil.
I'll. 1.1
ri|Hiiihi: l.il
In iiik.' .
i,.on i .rio
ti...-- no ttiit,.**
HD
noons
IIKMIT Uri U I I.lt, Jfl.
"Lit He"
Ground* Planted
Invert* Set— Plants
Cold Fish—Water LUic*
ling Plants— Hoses
Larne Crotons
Trees Trimmed
k Grounds Cored For
Rock Work— Pools
Why Not Leave Your
Grounds In Care Of One
Who Knows—This
Summer?.
'P h o n e t t
Lucky
t«0 Magnolia Ave,
Phoni 1 «
Mashes
Chick Htarter—(irowlng Mash—Idiylng Mash
i*****r.*- rini*.
iiiiii.
It’a gat what It taken fo m»k# high reeorda
Viii in ii *
ln*i"l I.-. .1
Ml- til. . * .
lu t I' i Iii. ..
Mtted Fresh—Priced so thsl you ran afford ta W
SE M IN O LE F EE D C O M P A N Y
iwronn.
ptiowa M
,
C lassified Advertisements
1.— Announcement*
f i r i i i , i[tu rn in g and fame tu.
tore illy be m,*y J*c prominent
nrounil | tie major circles
Tile-.- noire ti >l| player, enti ii d •Iii i city l«t'* Ji-st'nla v
.i'll iiiim tt, ptbl may display the ir
H|it*
f " ' iio* |u ..iti t i l l i y e n .
lb i man Meritor, turtner sunMrd
1
p iti’h- r in
li*;i*i. .-,i
• out
Id"u>ii,
: l.\u,-u»llnu lln n l l isi
’a t i in i t '!, n'ul u .bu r! >iup
w
• nun........til I mil be |i‘.trn i"l.
■tu t" I Ih: i H uy may I,** « j|lt
tl"* I***'.’ I m i|iii this Ji'ur. They
v.t'ii* prnbMdy l l,I by H o u r/
f Ilugftci’io Signs To
Play With Sanford
Again This Season
rhirt. ||ti rliidiuil 1'i^wnlt t In tho
s u lr o of tliij li'V'vTh ticctojiiy?
Tliu dandy (Ini'* t,’ ii"itivi
i nct;:c I ft inn tho v..t
yen i t In te r a m in ’.i uinn* ll.
it hero upmi **Itot i ’ tin I hiin
Ijlll III II t’l " .1 file
valor, a fudilio|. v.tin lor
nd wounds ittul tti i pul
f v«r
|!as.
on i
Till i was tiny, iiic't’ v
"no ttuy in cMiikin O'
iiy tu
a’ ^ir.r Ha), fur . lorili'i
'r fur
woVsc.
V *•
’
’ .
spout
sh o ts
__
Tlie Oriai’dn mil/ in the
S rt. leap was scheduled la
bruin trrimng cjisions this
ntoriilng. . , , nMiinp » (jjoiI
trim | lieenusq if llity pave a
dug this oea.pri ijmj|,ir |o jn.t
yeaFn they tbould have dart«-ri lairi week , * . , Mo* Oaer
( f t finally m-ltled down and
U r*roiH *|int Joe Louis' itory
in a well known magailne
i rvrral svirks rga was true. .
Money Tn Lunn
Or Automnliiles
Refinancing—
RACES
A L L W I T E
Quick S ervice
Hrr
Jark Flnnrll—Phone 170-J
CLf ANS AI L WHI TC SHIMS
WHITLNS WHI i r i l
WON T HUn Of f
or
Arrrplmre t’urp. of Flurldi
INrhansr llltlp,
SANFORD-ORLANDO
KENNEL CLUB
Drl.nidn—Phone I TOR
On Route 17 — 10 Mllen South Of Snnford
Digestible as milk itself!
, . L o ll, p ro iril jn many in*
r f i t e * that "MarVlfil Men"
mails | Ho Jie»t iithlr es . . . .
Cey Lacy It ttiitilulril to ye.
p "it In Canfird nomrlime dur-
inn tliia west........
GREYHOUND
G R I F F I N
iTnrn at tk* Itrd Arrow)
10 RACES
n ig h t l y
(Rserpl 8 u n d a y ) ^
. . . this cheese food
with tho deliciously
mild Cheddar flavor
,
tl,, t .j|i td *» btini. n n'lm t'i'r
I'f |l|lly'T;t w ith llllll fiir t r y u 'it
luii-pr. I*;*, .
Iti<k Fnsli'r on.I
• lllo u ily " f; r**; r.lns. t« n
He
ln r.t, you l b ; -t**ue 'f i ll try util*
i t !• II,!' 'I. • I Ji ;.hi i . i i o |,| in
\ V / y > tC
MODERN C room houso. two
largo porches wired for clectrl*
cal cooking. Mayiair—inqulro 11
Legalised
I’arl-Mulucl
Retting
BAf'INii PI »MMISSION SUPERVISION
I’O ST T I V E
4 .A Jtiorc.
H ltB
;*al---------- ----------------- 1
30— Hnurien for Sale.^
B'Room BungalntV "ssnil, bea'uUlul
furnishing*
furnish
Ittifti, recsonlhle. Phone
U>est S;,|
tdriiun Knrydopprilia Brilgnlca. 1 Reply Box OX.o r e Sanford Ilir*
i ’d, suiting cash price,
LO8I.N0 OUT talc, of large lots
on llm
Peninsula rlaigM 'to sif Im 'is id c cii'Llwn ipehrs long,
Bale quickly. Kcrv* hot,*
By H A M FISHER
JOE P A L 0 O K A
see THE FURRlN
^•-LEEOIN AS X
*7 WtfUT PE 1
STCWY SAID
UNDERSTAN' IS FER r
THE PURPOSE i l —
J
IN P A T
o f k e e p i n ’ r iZ * * * ±
V MAORAZINE
PEACE IN 'J f l f U T & l!-: a (VE REAP.
AFRICA . J T f, V J I , taH f
l THEY DRESS LIKE
C O L T E R S ’ B U T IT'S
O N LY A U N IF O R M .
T h e y C E R T ’NY DON'T
6 WOOT NOBUDDY
UNLESS THEY NAFTA,
LIKE A PtEBCEMAN
P O E S -O N L Y WHEN _
IT’S NECESSARY.
A N ’ S O T H A T ’S A G O O D
T H IN G • WB W O N T
NAFTA S H O O T
rr^ '
A N V A U D D V -B U T
.
l ACCOH’DIN
1
T O DE
r B O O K . BUT
PEY SHO'
HAVE PLENTY
> APVENCHA,
HELPIN’
THE WORLD
. A N ’ kVfi K IN
1
S TA R T A NEW
' L IF E LIKE
F IO O A H ’P . ,
J 7 .}\ i
,(T
keep
J ob a n d S m o k e y
BELIEVE THEY ARB ■
EN TER IN G AN O U TFIT
VYHERB MEN O O
T O DROP O U T OF.
t i p NT, AND A T T R *
SAME T IM /T FURTHER
J O E ’ S IDEAL OF
BUTPFRCMl' THE
1
RESEARCH WB’VE
MADE — •THEY'RE IN
oXriSlf SPSS*,
k& V M U
C* C A L . l E D % H E liN
A lri.T v v ^ i MrVsuatit Ml
•I E 6 /ON OF THE
CONDEMNED r
t"S 0
o ’
WONDER HOW-ALE
"BART FOUND* OUT ’.
ABOUT THIS .PLACE'
fT B A PEACH FER
^ A H ID gO U T. (TT!
YOUR PRINTIN’
\VES, BARNACLE, BL
PLANT% NEARLY l I L L NEED SOME
READY T ’ SE T /HELP BOLTING. IT
UP eH , HYHIE 1/ T O G E T H E R -IT ’ S I
-----Z S \ A L L UNCRATED.
f X l h thapg (Mu hawse «P U f V*— I lU rttd ta build l U i S h f
... llw m II*..1'
. *1
i
: J /
f*
VIH—Wg
SEE, THERE tT
IS — I ’L L WANT TO W O N T .WANT
ANY S ltP UP
GO OVER TV4E
PLATES AGAIN AND ON THIS PM0N1
SEE TH AT THEY'RE
*rx
P E R F E C T . <— K
CLUES tH ACE BART
YOU'RE A GREAT DOG WO l P - I
BELIEVE “ THIS ROAD MAP MAW 01'
ME A CUJC AS TO W HERE ACE
BART HAS GONE—T L L STUDY fT
�I
«
f l e r Declares
siy P r o r a t e s
lurting Demand
S
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—'By JOHN HIX
N r farther proof ediroea the aathor. incloalng a otaaped earolape fbr reply.
' Tfetfc IS* brvOtr rack i f p «
stars In plenty of hot soapy water
—Just u jr*n would' woali any
other cooking utensils. Dry It cutfa'ly before replacing it You will
then have a broiler that will con
tinuously look like new.
8A>*F0RD M A R K E T REPORT
Beg. V. f. N t Of
Ceetlswre Orem Woo* On*
•f Agriculture, through the Celery
Marketing Coniiol Committee, hi*
held out Iho hope th-t they could
jggDla.tr Ilie shipment* of ee'ery
To mirVrt so es to fnrera res
et nablo price;—a price lufflelenl
(a pay »o*t of pmdurtlen and learn
BOPIO profit, hut oo far they hare
jtMH
flared (o do Ih'a. If wo gel a tri
f;f aonablo prim for one-third of the
■
trap, can wo par off ibenf Whst
will onr labor do If we ehlp only
■ ana third of ocr erop; and how
‘ .fWIII our merchanta fere on the
'sp ending' from a one-third crop?
. llow con employment bo main* •
tabled by re.(riding our main
f bnilnesiT
"An amatlng thing about our
fl
a .
. Government's regulation of farm
. products end price# and some of
**.lta other pcllrllles ti that the Corernment holds out hope*, anil en
courage* the belief that Its plane
will fore mir Iroub're, ami oil the
Pl
A
while they are miking these pro
mise*, on prediction*, we lire
• largely on this air of hope and
trim! and do not »tlr ourselves
to sell our product* and to create
a larger demnnd for our goodie Do
rot aupposn that Iho crnned'good*
man oml tho ftotrn food man are
pclllng In the> horns.
•'Our prmlirt* rre not nreesaillea of life. If they am to ho sold,
»0 «> --6 H ICS PICK
- they most lie actively presented In
M IH K f«0 fW «H i)e
. probabln cii*t»mer*, nnd the pre»M
iH ts ttg o fd iW e
auia for sales must be constant
or tho demand will illsupprar end
MIHWKftOfWWtftlW
(lry up.
" I em ennvlnrrd that If ship
ment! of celery nrn restricted, the
demind Will |;et Ins*’ and less ni
(ha years gu by nnd our customer* j
for trlciy will rut Something else,|
—they tnay bo ruling something
else now. .
"The next thing Hie Department
of Agrlctdltien will do, or try tu
do, will be In aet nVreage quotas
and Irll you qml me |mw murh'we
Minlstor u( lien pun.
. .
j weed of the t hsiiK" rru< lied Ike
• can plant end then when my boy< POOL HALL (TATCBMAN ... .
lainhi X IV of K ianeo loved to
Hy 149a I'hnliiiltuil was still r-slili'iils of Uluh!
want to form, they mill go to a
County Agent to go: a permit In |i| * y I i III u m I n . I lu b u n good, loo hi! 1(1r 1Iiuii I^mj* at l.’illlardi, *" ICE (WEAKER LRMACK . . . .
t’tralcalc iciaMM wnrn partly
grow celery uud * County Agent and fow ineinhura o f Id * to u r ' Im heemnu ( i nirulh'r ilrm'ral ot
will »ay. "No, you can’t got Into were tilde in dnfnal him. Those Krumv. ii |,i>rllion he held with- rC/ponnlblc tor Ihe run- irudHni
tho huslnens of growing eclciy. who could iln ic il not, for fe a r «.'• out Mllii'iuiililnq hi* other tli|r« i t the Krni*rk for the llu**lan
IaiuI* ,\IV tile liilluwInR year (lovt-rn'm-nl III IHS*. Klin Wa»
TAi hove nil tho celery we can arousing h i . anger. T h a i la. .ill
dlM>l»yiil Ills f i^i ml,hip for hir 570 riot long. 7| feet wide, witff
permit." Thai will he a laid state hut min man
cf rffalrs, but t* I* not at ah im
M lrh e | i |i < C lip iiitllin l
rould |hh,| hull ('iiiii|iiinlim hy inakluK n loud iliuosUl of :B fan l ami
Idm Minister of Hide. Ihn »oi: hid n displuiriiirut
uf about
possible.
nnd did h a u l th e kin g u t
h||
in the N.nuo inns —lli'u iJrgo.I |re-br«ak“ Jlambone »*y* wo know "more Kurds A m t ulinngn a * It *ec*us. mill liiwlia-st iMislllnii
•lid more about !c»» and leaa." Im limde th e king llltq it- Ills i m ily, ntid in I7ol 1tlimuanj or t.ver liiilit.
Id* nduilrutlon hr heiievolcndy llu.isi.ui natal authorlllas frit
l«chnh|ne Ml handling la>ul* wa
tq u ill lo Ih n t ho ill .played w i ll • 11111111!; ChnnilUart Mlnlatcr ol Ihut whllo the Kitnaik was In
Ancient Kites Mark
Hie Ihillfc lliclr final could ,aD
th e h llih iid tu n unit coniMM|Uiqitl> War!
Rosicrucian NewYcar ('h a u il'lm t v o n i |,i- layer mill MYSTERY GOVERNMENT , . . wa|* icach <i|ein .oa, a* this
I’luh'., (trill government * wa* muaajnit i|ilp could ch»rga ( t
a d lp lrn lio ii ot llm Ling Inaleud
proYIniuiinl. mluhlished in Hslt*. feet nf aolld leu at nlna knot!
*
The vernal e<|ulnox on Mar. 21nl o t h i* Ire.
In li|i|iu-<-i<illrn o f t.'linirllllarl'a
when the sun enter* tho aairom ndrnl signs nl A'ics, upon i!n i.k ill. In u la uppolnleil him M in
.tourney around llm /uxiiac marks ister • I I'Tnanvo in K h . A,* If
•ha melon' beginning of Hie Niw tills w iqn not i noiigh ip w o u l fu r
Yc»r cnmmrnmrnlril hy Ihe lto-1- being l h|i; |o |i|ny th e gom e „n
curian Order. AMOItC, a phUo- w ell, lam is n Id il l in io ilio r (K in
rophlcul frairrnllv sia'cd tralsy:
“ The tradl'lonsl hlitoiy of lid'
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I I.i- ch ley reported th at le s t c ilia
norkrurlune." snye l„ A. Ileniud
1* o r
L o c a l t " 'J <•••'«•
In the relocal Itoelcruclln rrpreaJi'a'.lvp, K U ( i i ( >
. , .
in idea I reel limn o f t|n> rhunty over
"recoids lla es npllahinattiy durln r
is
L i v e n the !!B uutt ultra-high frequency
Ihe reign of IT^ornoh Amrnho'vp P o l i c e
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transmlltei- which ntso bring* on
IV, lilCO II. C.. who I* said to
L u st
A d l U S l m e n t S Imrcawsl erflcleury to the operahave Insli'uted lh" undent cere
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tlpn * o f Min i I f f t*. M. Hand in
many and feu*', which 1* contin
<f-aiiene! o - f a r - a i-i
ninliK n nlug
la w
nnd
order I
VIASIIINOTON. Mar. 2I.-(AT
ued Ip commemoration In tbn op eratio n ill n o tify in g th e Pul lea throughout lh a e u llie
County, - Fihnk-C* iinell, newapnper pub
ramn ancKninpmner by the D ep art ill el 11 o f
an yth tig ilia t slnre one o f Hm au to* In th l* d rlisher, l-*l night demanded that
Rmlrrurlun* rfiroughout the world m ly h t iu r r n tn th e ir aU erd on.
p a rlm e n t h a * U-en equipped w i'h Hie renalf alaillsh It* lobbying
today The 'mpernlor of the Ol
The P ollro |h *|in rliiie u l de|ionU», n i dio n -c rlro r.
invp*tlgrt/jn ronnniHtn and pub
der declares annually, by prods- on tho eo-opciuthin u f th e real*
Xtr. la iig ld e y nl«o reported ie ms I Ion flam the (Irand lualga ol d ent* o f llih i C ity In r e ta in in g re v in e 'messitges in (he h e ir t o f licly *|nd!igl*e for lla "rlcioualy Il
the Order In Kan Joae, California, n u ip k lo iu rh nrnclers, w ie c k * m il Orlando end nlsu beyond Drl-and legal J/llvIlra.'*
Hw-rutiile Ids drmnild an head of
the exact dule of the ci rcinony," n lh r r n m tle ia which need n ttep - to Ih e north,
Ibd rat'onvl ciminiiltre to uphold
Throughout North and Hou'h tlon o r I l i a d e partm en t, t Ii c f
A r n o l d o f every jnan arrestrJ
Amorlca. newly appointed officers W illlsm * ataUsI, asking th a t d l l - hero f* mn nUiiucd tu file * along !/rnsHtutonnl government whoae
for Ion) lodge* and rhapters ol sens te k r iiilv»nl»ire o f th l* In* vvllh his fin g e rp rin ts and crim inal |eierul|ve secretary. Dr. Edward
■A. Ilumrly, fares n conlempt of
the rodrly will lie Ins’alled f ol *
Cir*scd e f flr le iir y in reiv lc e .
lils tr r y w h h li Is ohta'ncd from the !lh* senate rlliHnn for refualng to
lowing the ancient rile*.
In te iU n g tliu rq u puient, M r. 'Kederel It n r r iu o f In ia sllg stla n laurrcnder Hi<> orgrnltatioii'a prl*
---------------- *----- i In Wash nr ton wlirro a ropy of Jva'a recoids to the lobby investi
fin g e r prig's o f oil vlo'ator* ar- gator* last Friday.
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t rel «*l ore sent to bo placad on rvCrndrmnlng a* "Infamous" the
cord.
romnattie formerly banded by
| Also Instnllrq nt ihe local de Kuprenio Court Justlro Black and
R
partment Is the latest police p'lolog- now directed by Senator Min'on,
raphy
equipment
(commonly Indiana., Gannett charged that ita
rolled n "m a g g n g m sih lne ") and , rencNed actlvIHc* are prompted
|by a detira lu ameer and Initmldata" hi* and other organlut ona
the fincmprint* and criminal hi* figoimY the government rworgaallory of «|| who me arrested.
aat on bill.
Frn ll* and Vegetables
F m h Daily
Cat Flower*
C U R B SERVICE
Prices Right—See Us „
color acheme nolo: Tty tinting
your ice cube* wt'h ' vtfclliblr
Spencer’s Market
U t l I’KAa |llm»| KIb.. in . bpft dyeo. A opring aalod, for Inotance,
van. ace. to qualllr,
Few I* delightful to look at and on* Corner 2nd and Palmetto
1* b » l IU1.
usually eriep If it I* set In a bowl
I'KL->\N1I; am. varlvae varlUeo
d«- fair to i m L per lb.. Ilk -llc
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i*v- PKI'I'KIIH: do
be«
e p i,
f,w Woodirr. iim«i fiaalltr. t ill, lie
bus. rrts., Wone.rs
trot. ]
•»r* POTATOBhi
Norln.rn.
Mala#
l"r. Oreea Meuetalne. CWT bage. few
ii.M-ii.io.
■It-. I-UTATOW: flupptlta moCerale.
. ,| dewabd tall, niareet llcedr, Fla.
llllia Triumph*. bear, bpie. t
rrta. field erede * park. No. la.
*-• II.Mr Na te, te-llt US eemreer>*r. dale. No. te. lie.
V
'■tr.
1'INKArPl.KM: Cabas \tl1. trie.
*«• ll-ll. No Ruppllee.
Y
llAtiiniKUi tie, per I m baa*
de^ (turtle..
A
t
r**W?7 niMNACtlt da,
hn./\b«klB,
*■1 ’ itleeoiadale. li-Ue.
No* \Z«al•wr end and »l-llc.
HQIIAHIIi J'lm. BUI, bahto, Tel•re-, low Croekneeee felr lo ireiw,- qeal(With or Without Vest)
I Hr II le-ll.1l; White, ordlnarr to
* • ’ , fair. Il.lt.
“ • htRa u HKItniF*'
Fla.
stale
***r| „re. |U- qualllr. l-le.
_ > HWI.P'I i -u TATOMU: Sootherh,
a Pnrle llleoe. tew fine qualllr,
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CWT base, ll.ll-ll.il. r!“ HVIIl'l": (Cana) Southern. OaL
(2 Piece) t
rmei. lee
roTATORS; (Nartharn) Mala#
fir. Mountain. CWT bage, ll.ltd r TOMATOKS: fluppllet tight de
mand Moderata. market ata.dy.
UB* Fla. loora aria, approi. IS tba.
net. wit# mod* Iq qualllr A
enndlllnn, (1r--ne A turnlaga,
( 1-nrr.llr ILIl-IMO. Bit bahts,
fair to cimmI qualllr are to rondl■
_________ lion. II.SS.UltlB lain. A larger
a iw t'
ftojtie,0kto,
Wear Washable Suits
And Keep CC
mm
Men’s Wash Suits . .
T eM im fV M oW s
Ladies’ Wash Suits ,
Linen P a n ts..........
Duck Pants .
Cotton Pants . . . . .
(Colored, Striped)
One Day Service
* On Request
n t m t s iu im o il
Do You Know.
...
k
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(No Extra Charge)
S an ford P a in t & Glass Co.
W ill Finance Y o u r P a in t A n d R e p a ir Job
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Small Payment Each Month At 6% Interest
Phone
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Nothing To Pay Until 30 Days After Job la Completed
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Seminole County
LAU N D R Y
Looking F o r Your A d !
Publisher W a n t s
Senate T o S t o p
Lobby Committee
... D on ’t Disappoint Thi
T h ey w an t to see yo u r a d . . . because they shop in the
H erald first, w h ere th ey kn ow th ere a n r values to be
trusted.
f
These people a re you r best customers. T h e y w ant to
buy and th ey D O buy w hat you h ave to. o ffe r . But
th ey w a n t value, too, and becau se th e y h ave fa ith in
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Jurr a |dcaaant greeting, ami tliu mile* melt away before
the warm tones of your r o iu v over the telephone.
In tlieaetlayi, families and friendi may be Mattered to
the four wlmli-but reunloni are quirk. Iiajqiy and Inex|>emivc when you uae long distance telephone service.
Keep those tic* of friendship and affection alive and
strong. On hoUday^binlulayi, or any day, let yout voice
eapreu your greetings to loved ones In other dlic*.
• Anytime in the day or night-right now in fact-thc
long distance operator is ready to take your call. Ask her
lot Information about die call you want to make.
Mastwdev Snat#
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B i a M la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
• And Water Tranaportatloa
Seminole Coaly Prodacea
More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In America
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1928
E ffo rt M ade
To Cut Agency
From Control
F A R R TO W E p E X -F O L L IE S G IR L
Administration Beats
Attempt To Exempt
. U. S. Agency From
Reorganization Bill
M EXICO EX PR O PR IATES FO REIGN O IL IN D U S T R Y
LaFolIette A s s e r t s
Europe Relaxes From
Tension O f Recent
Weeks A s Crisis Is
Apparently Passed
SANT* tuLsira
$ 1,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
Measure For Ships
Is “P re p o s te ro u s”
WASHINGTON, Mar.
OPt
—The AilminVralion''a naval a«*
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panalon bill, outspoken critics toJf- ■ .’ V
r
day Indicated, will become the
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vehicle for a far-rsarhlng Senate
l f e » V i»"
dilute Of) foreign policy, neutrality
anil ns’ lonsl defense.
H H m g f - , | Senate opponen'a of the 1>|||,
which the llou.c passed yesterday
vC H R ’
2W to |no, are led by Senators
Borsh, Idaho Itepnb'lrnn, and I •Follette. Wlaconiln
Progrreilvs.
They expected to deride on atratsoon after disposal of the
| o er-nnicift- a-argnn list Ion bill.
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I.rFo'lette, call ng the projected
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$1.100,000.000 expenditure for new
ships "preposterous", rriticlacd
Wcnael, formas 'particularly >h« proposal of naval
w York party lo I experts to develop fleets capable
lBU Mias Wandefending the United 8tatea on
both coeate at the same time,
ae a consequence
Alflinugh the program le genclaimed . marred erally considered America's ana*
wrr to ,rggressor powers, the bill
------------ 1 carries a statement asserting <ha
in
a
v United Slates would welcome a
I f P r l A F P # ' wr'd
dhirmament. conference.
William Green
Fights Measure
T V A ChairmanRefus
es To Give Reason
Against R e m o v a l
WASHINGTON, Mar. 22.
— (AP) — Administration
;adcra today beat off the
irat move in the Senate to
exempt a specific federal
agency from the executive
reorganisation bill. They de
feated 60 to 33 a proposal by
Senator Pittman,
Nevada
Democrat, to prevent a preai*
»
ilmtlil transfer , of- the Forest
Sery'e*‘ from the . Agriculture to
, w i l l t ■» | i v p w n i i *
Iiv v e ,
w u x we—-
.<
Wgr Continues
On China And
S pain Fronts
England Shuffles •
Foreign Policy
In China Battle R ag
es For Possession
Of Vital Railroad
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A n u w iiA v c o ^ y ,^
O rw eu O
OK CCt'IM
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sMuviaa
Bloody warfare raged on in
Cltitin and bpuiu today while
the rem «r litu world relaxed
Humewluit Ironi ita recent
tension. Thu Sluttish tnaurKenls, Ituviug consolidated
their recent sweeping gains
in Aragon, started "soften
ing” the government’s new,
defensp line ill the rugged
lit
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Sanford Leads
Cities Of Class
In Bond Sales
C IT Y N E W S BRIEFS
$79,612.50~Tn v e s t e d
Here InGovernmcnt
Bonds Last Year
Seminole
diopter
of
Future
Farmers of America will tie held
In the rafeletln uf ih< Hemlnole
terrain aouthrait of Alcanls. \
Acilal bombardment and InAtntcy oKarka supported by
tunkx broke through the govern
ment line hut the defenders rallied
end temporarily at Itast pre
vented
the
insurgents
from
driving eastward toward the Med*
Itrrrunran.
In Chinn the Japanese pounded
steadily nl Ihe Chine«e forces
n’ong the grand Canal but made
alow headway against the Chlnaeo
jretary of Suite Cordell Hull had
U tah Hehool tom orrow n ight .at
npproved. rinliraelng eonatruetlon
MKXICO CITY, Mar. 22.—(/P)—
lT )& tC <lf n Heet powerful enough to deSanford cltitcna bouglil more 7:oo
An American and two Mexican oil
fend both coasts simultaneously, Unl'ed States Saving- bonds last
Tim regular meeting ot Iho company executives were reported
protect all territories and posses- year than uny other Florida city
inty t » * , ,Jona ns well ps "commerre and haring a second class pout office, l.lon'a tints will be ln-|i| in tin held prisoner yesterday by Tam-'
ouat It cltitcna abroad" and carry out all a bulletin from the Treasury Me- Valdes Hotel Wednesday night pleo workers in Ihe first disorders i
hajf nl | national policies.
partmrnt revealed today, la per at 7:00 o'clock, offidula an* develop ng from President Car-|
donas' expropriation of the for-'
d. Tail The policy section waa offered capita sales, Sanford ranked 12. iioujned tinlny,
elgn petroleum Industry.
I
da I*1 ^ e administration's answer to
The total enles here aggregated
7|i»i sWoakly meeting of UiO Tampico advices said Kd»ard[
n /ltlgqrMU.8eD|te criticism of Prea*||9JlUQ at. .which. . $46,01140
_________ ______ ________________ Odd rciTdwa Indgn urhi'KeM Tn HotTegn, American
auperhiteir
' the ramainmg $24,000 were mail the odd Fellows llaU Iasi night, dent of the Standard Oil romiuny
order aelra,
,* liefreshmaitl s were served (o| uf New Jertey refinery there, and
Metalled annlyaia of the daily, lowing the business meeting,
the Mexicans were held within a
sale at each of the post offices
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building by workers demanding
.throughout Ihe country nulhorited
A "lllg Stew" for nil loeat luiymenl of Itark pay.
to sell .Savings Bonds was begun la-gionnnlreri, will )*• held in the
Company off.cinls
here 'aid
ion Sept. 1, 10311, and for the yrsr legion Hut Monday night Apr. t, they knew of no pay due, unless
lending Aug. SI. <037, showed that according in plana mad.t In thu It was one day’s wngrs In certain
|there was n maturity Value sale regular business meeting of the fields where
pay-day was on
cf $030,748,500, or mu average Amrilcan legion last night, G. M, Thursday Instead of 'Friday or ■
sale of $2,101,500, for each bust- Woikinan, who presided over the Saturday as elsewhere.
ness day for the first year theao meeting, said today.
Meanwhile, Iho possibility Mrs- 1
too wmuM lake a leaf out of Ger
1records wrr* kept.
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{ The attached Isliu’sHons show
Tim t ••■•My sirill lor Ihe K<>n» many's bank look and institute
j for this |irr:od of one year the of the l.egi«n . Mriim and lluale n Hyiilein of "blinked pesos" was
P
cash sales of the first ten ranking Corps will he hold in the Atimrl- suggested.
elties, towns and villages of Ihe ran l,«Rion Wednesday „|glit |„..
Foreign exchange ileilings wore 1
first, second, third and fourth ginning nl 7 on o'clock, Perr y suspended by the Central benk of 1
class post offices, which led the Mem tiuuuiinred today, adding Mexico at tlio same lime Uiat ex- '
nation In their respective classes that the rorpa Is preparing for propilation of the $<00,000,000.1
In the arle'of savings bonds for Its nppuurnnro In Urn Hiaio eon* foreign oil industry was sir 1
noiineed lost week. Other banka '
followed soil.
'
White king lines of Mexican* 1
pnrnileil' final windows of the Ilstik
its " f Mrxiro exchanging currency for 1
to.silver ruins, banking rjiixrlrrs said
It; |If wna nni|eratoo<t the gnvrrnmeiil
da coirtcrpplalrd establishing
two
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Fred Wilson,
chairman of
the salvation Army’s Home Brrv
Ico .Appeal, today railed upon
the cllliena of tUnfurd to put
their shoulders to th« whttl and
co-oporatt with ilia Salvation
XranrnfTta'hUpi eormormtty an*
dertaklnk for the aplrltaal da*
velopmnnt,
character building.
and wcUuis needs of underPrl* Urged people.
In u reauuir uf Iho work of
thu organisation for |a»t year
It wua point"d out there were
175 famllioa who received 1,111
rerial basUtamc, a, well as
helpful advlro from this organixatiou and that throe were about
»l>0 garment'. 100 pairs of shoes
given to needy, medical aid llv*
en to »avtn families- and fnrnltaro given to nine families, be
side grocery orders Bud denial
aid for peraous In Sanford and
Geminula County. .
The Salvation Army furnished
transient i withi '413 , bade. •**
rnrals. gave medical aid. to One.
(Canlinuas oa rats' leree*
Herbert H. Lehman
Flays Government
T a x i n g Policies
Sanford Students To
Get College Degrees
WASHINGTON, Mar, 13. —Of)
—Gov. Herbert II- l-ahhian of
Taxes: on • |hr ll37 roll* ' be
N«w York, whom Franklin U. come delinquent' on - thu • first
Itooscvelt O n es called "my atronji Monday'In April, after whtfch the
right man," charged yesterday t*x collectoje Sr* required by law
that "independent sovereignty ot lo ndvartlao end toll lands Upon
the States is Ihreataaed by rad which the Ilk? tasga /amain un
tral Using pnllrles."
paid and aUo tO'lovy dpon and
HU ebraga was mads in a lat sell all' personal property upon
ter to the Henato Finance Com whirls, taiee hra not pgld
mittee, which U 'studying the
To etortfy .the erroneous opin
House-approved*las revision bill ion. that all landf on which tales
preparatory to Senate action are delinquent ate not advert
upon It
tlaysl. * Mr. Jtnktna pointed out
The New York Governor said that.,If faxes'ayw outstanding for
he epoke for all mates In ask ■JI33 »r subsequent years, a lax
ing that the Federal Government -c'riiflcafe I* held by tbs' state
agree to a lo percent credit on • N that in some] cases Ihe propFederal estate taxes "on account y ly ' -ronllnue*' to b# assessed,
of daalh duties paid to the Stale j
mil because the certificate.- la al
and territories."
^ r- w ready held gy the Bute the prop,
■Lehman Mid the Ilonas hill’s
ertjr is not advertised or *old.
provision for n i f i.| percent
credit for *tasea paid $tales waa
eqa|ra|ent lo taylng States had
only a one-elxth right to aetata
taxes.
The New Yorker wag LUeten
ant Governor of hit Blato whoa
Mr. ItooooaolL thon Governor., Woodmen of the World will bocaUod him -my strong right gb. in the Uglon Hat tonight st
m e*- Ho differed pobllcly wllh|g;oo o’rlock Inalaad ef 7:80 o'clock
tho Prtoidtnl last yaar over U# as has boon the eastern during the
Roosevelt court , reorganisation |winter month*. C. C Collin*. Jun
ta U call mg It. “a greatly *
lor piat brad cental, announced
today.
Consul Commander James G.
Sharon will preelde over the
meetlag, (be feature ef which
-------- i —.will he an Ini'latlam ef now mamchaaaaf on ben. The URIaHen wUl b* under
the hepe el.the directlen ef the following
Md Una 'committee: J. P .' McClelland, J.
Government)A. Lane, A. L. Thornei, O. R.
I Smith, and B. HhteUiff,
tVomen’8 Civic Group Of County
C Of C Plans For Next Season
Initial action was taftan .yes
terday morning by.-lhe WoipVn'a
Civic 'Committee of the Jscmmrde
Crnrnty Chamber of Commerce toward outlining In advance a completa .atrd varied program of en.
trrtMipmrnl for. .wluler -,v Jayora
during the neat aiaaon . /,. V ■.*
According lo tentative plan*,
various civic and social organisa
tion* In Ihe City will he tailed
ufmtr to provide at least one aw
tvrtainreant program in addition
to regular acHvltlaa-of the Ban.
ford Tourist Club. Included in a
tentative program is a tour of
tha most beautiful gardens and
an inspection of the Indus!rraa in
this area.
While the Praaant toarisl rea
son has t***n conceded Ihe most
successful In the recent history
of Banford. ibis plan for addi
tional antertal ament will pro
vide further attractive induce
ments to the vlettersOf particular interest to mamhern of the Committee, waa aa
annowoeomemt that their actlvl
tie* will ho the subject ol a tea.
tare article te appear In (ha An*
naa| Womens edition ef the Bel-
R. M. Burns. Leads In
Chess Tournament
Club Gives
Money To Buy Tree
In apreriation of Iho rrcreation*
ul facilities lo he provided in Fort
With two ■■Hindu of t h o two Mellon I'ark and as an expression
city ihev* tournament already of rooperation in |la eonatruetlon,
Voting’ Machines Not played, H. M. Hums, prominent member* uf the Hanford TourUt
unanimously voted an epFeasible Says Buford Jchess player. Iras taken Iho lead Flub
sufficient
to pur
with a total of If- games sag and pruprUtlon
chase a tree for planting In tha
only
one
guine
lost.
TAI.LAHA8BEG, Mar. *2.—(^*) *
park. While a selection has not
— Justice Rivers Bufaril ’ of .the , The third round Of the tourna yet hern made, ■ tree that will
Florida Supreme Court todsy saldl ment will, he played during lira lie in bloom during the winter sea
40 Iierecm Vf the Totem would be! regu|ur ineotliig of tho'tlntf ini son will be secured to conform'
disqualified Ip counties usiny I the Veldes Hotel tonight at 7:30 with Ihe landscaping, according
1
voting marbfhr* In the'May prl-i o'clock.
lo Mrs. C. C. Karl.
individual icoioiire
merles. Ill-said the taw does pot
This . ac'lon was taken at tho
allow a*.sufficient numUkr of ma-l II. *U llttuuk 4Hv*itf*n«l} *11
regular business and social meet*
chines or riiTfieirnt time, for each i«*« Hc«pl«4 (l)fUitilt
4*|
ing of Ihe Tourist Club held in the
M t. E f t T k l l I I k«'|**4|wt I
!» i
voter to Register a rhoIce. ,
Chamber of Commerce Building
> It Hl«warr IHal» )
It 1!
Thla^statement was disputed by, A- II. ls«i«»Ji>ir (Hun I
4
Monday evening, with Mrs. Earl,
attorney. -John K. Matthews of A. C MsdiUn IHmu) * Kj
I’rraldcnt of the Club, presiding.
M
r.
Knu^'imidnul)
I
JarkaonvIBa who asked the court ( K. F.«rno\lBri (Mbii )
The featured entertainment for
3
to interpret the 11*27 voting ma-j I I . M i m M U s l i i p l H u m I I
the
evening waa music furnished
l»* II I*$$!«• (Hanford i
1
chine law aa permitting Volusia' M
by the Seminole Chapter Futurw
r. Iln m llln ti
•
county lo use 45 machines for
Frrmera String Band. Mrs. E. V.
perinrenlul purposes.
. •* . , ’
Haines is program chairman for
Alabama Nurse Dies the month of March.
Mr*.
C. 4>rl, I’ resldent ot
the Banford- Tourist Club, v u
cordially wrlcoiaod as a new
member. Mr*. Earl together with
flecretarr Ina 41. Fenwick will
officially represent tha Tourist
Club in membership of the Civic
Committee. In response to a re
quest for a report on the many
activities of the tourist organise.
4Ion. Mr*. Earl enthusiastically
praised Ihe Bemlnols County
WASHINGTON, Mar. 22.-<iF)
Chamber of Commerce for Us —President- Raoaevalt nominated
work |a promoting
H«mtno|e Nellie Taylae Rosa of Wyoming
County’s ulimited tourist appeal yesterday fer another term aa
end also for providing unusual director of the Mint.
entertainment
features, espec He also sent to the Senate the
ially the -unforgettable" eicir- nomination af Captain William F.
slons In the Ht. Johns River
Halsey Jr., lo bo rear admiral In
Mr*. Endi-r Curled of Geneva. lb# Navy and Major Tbomaa D.
General Chairmen, presided over Stamps, corps of engineers to 'bo
lha moating which woe held in professor of civil cxuT military on*
tha Chamber of Commerce Bqild* ginrering at Ihe United State.
Ralph l lag.
Military Arademy.
I-
From Brutal Beating
MONTGOMERY, Ale., Mar. ftBrutally beaten in a thicket
near bore, Mice Eunice Ward, 4k,
former President of the ‘Alabama
Nurses Aakoclatioo, died today.
Physicians said he’r ahull waa
fractured/'.
Her. alatsr, Lillian, St, retired
Navy auras, also attacked, waa
recovering from a terrific heating
qrhlah, aha said, was administered
by • negr^ who robbed the als'ere
la they mere picking wild flowers.
NF.W YORK. Mar. 22.-<A”>—
The three rrinceeeea Zogu of Al- f
hinla are cutting abort their American tour hecauao of a change
in the data of thair brothet'a wed- ;
dUWf.
^v-* -
LO C AL W EATH ER Fair .to parity cloudy
and -Wednesday,
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406 Sanford Ape.
COMB.
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End Table-Smoke Stand 98c
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Next Door to Gatchel’s Grocery
NEW SPRING
Bedroom Suite
1.00 Ties 79c 75c Ties 47c
flandaomely ayled, ‘Walnut Finish—
This low price Includes 4 post bed,
vanity with heavy plate mirror, van
ity seal and chest. A marvelous cn
ucnible, now priced temptingly, low
JUMBO
CANNON
Towels
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60c VALUES
MEN'S WASH
61.05 VALUE
GENUINE BATES
Bed Spreads]
Of. (las Val.n
SH IR T S
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L a d ie s S h o e s
Very i
lire- IIJ 6
MEN’S NEW SPRING
bii nits
A Real
Uargn n
Best
1 Nunnallys
SO C K S
OVERALLS
35c VALUES
The Worlds \
Most
25c ValuesNow 15c
Attractive
WORK SHOE
$1.95 Value
SUITS
f $22.50 $29.95 $35.95
ALSO A SMALL LOT
SHOES
$ 1.00
CURLEE SUITS.
H O SE
Muniting A Boltina
Full Fashion
A ls o J U M P E R S
SPECIAL
Uniform
WORK
SHJRTSMnd
PANTS
BIQ YA
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CLIMAX OF
VALUE
GIVIN3.
$12.51
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Lot
Ladies Silk
DRESSES
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Bmmtart Is The Only Central
City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
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Seminole County Produces
More Frnlt And Vegetable* Than A
Similar Area In America
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATuilDAY, MARCH 19. 1'J.tR
ermany Demands
zechs Quit Pact
W ith Soviet Russiai
Hitler Makes End Of
R u s s i a n Alliance
' •yRasis For Talks To
Eliminate Friction
Established In I90g
Lithuania Accedes
To Polish Demands
BLAZING FIERCELY, THE BOREALES CARRIES 600 MEN TO DEATH
Barcelona Holds
rirm Against Air
R aids Of Rebels
Referendum On
Hospital Project
Set For May 10
Czech-Germans
Bond Issue Of
Are Recognized County
. $85,000 Needed For
-•
t A referendum nn tha Ittu an ra
o f band* for* tna proposed Rami'
nole County hospital will be held
INHAQKN, Mar. l b * - on tltp second Tuesday In May
I * - Tha
steam er
Claua according to n resolution unani
•fira u t, tram Oala, Nor* mously ailoptrd by tha Seminole
* f tf / t« Mia Cpanlah hwfJrt*nt County rn m m lt* lo n en a t a *pec*
j t * r l af Huelva. aaak . In the lal meeting In (be Court llo c ia
Marth baa aft tha H sm a rt* today.
Meat today a f a r an aaploalon.
The m iu n d , made of th e Com*
Tp* ship w ant dqvm 10 m |n. m'**loner* a t their r e tu la r m eet
utoa aftar • distress Mil wa* ing, th a t the referendum , called
( for in a petition signed by over
• t o t out.
i
• 300 freeholder* in the County, be
Th* s wad US a.aam ar Rvc
held in connection w ith th e Demo*
N trsaard saved all tha
M I t aaeapt K a captain, who entile P rim ary on May 3, was do*
•{M faarad last. T h a n were e la n d liutdriaabla by County A t
conflicting raparla aa ta tha torney E . F . H auiholJer who said
qata.* af tha aaploalon. Ona t b i t while h e rn ia unable to find
aald It waa caused by a rrtlna. any legal objections to holding the
A hathar Mid tha explosion oc- referendum n t th a t time, "I am
o f th e opinion th a t It woo'd not
a frra d In tha
be a good policy.**
PRAIIA M a t 10.— (A P )1 The
oroty fu
Blastoff from • t o n lo siein, with BOO men ri!hcr drownwl or »< ^ mii0i »i in agony from tin* lu n iiu fit'*. *th«* Hpininh Insu gcnt
The County
County A
AU
ttorney
fu rth
rth ee rr ex-1
ex
D ip lo m tlc BOUrcejl to d a y aa-*pU
in*d th at th
I*ri* j cruiser lU lcarcs heads for the Uittnnt a fle r Ms iraglc oticuuntrr w ith Ihi* irov<rnm«*nt crtil*«*r U pon to. This rirlu slv e p ith in ' was token
plained
thae democratic
democratic
■ » _LP rl
I*,
t h a t A d o lf H i t l e r h a d fmMTT ^ wmn #l * n •*** to w*jJ[®jfor the AssocUlwl Ph**s by Lieutenant Milne llolin from the q u s r lr r tl.♦I. of il«* llriiM i di'*tn»y<r Ki*mpi*nfi*M, in foreground. A fler
W r iW J Um-li l l «k.A
AQOll np i.M
u e r n n.l/to
a u A#mofratle v o lert and th a t th i l!lh ® Lepanto’s torpedo, which caught the doomed v****rl nmidship. h ad *, i H, • mngaiines aflto. pis uir Inintha were drnp|>ed to finish
detTUUldad t h a t
C tc c.K
h o s lo - referendum should.include n eR ro:lhe
which caught the doomed vessel »
sig h t A-* the llm esles Ioiiiih and sink* peinkvstrickrn men can lw» m*rn
V altU re n o u n c e
her
m ill- freeholders as well a s R apuallcan*. off 'b e Job. The Kem penfrll'a searrhlljrhl reveal* n hnrrihh*
ho
Itfv
a lK a n e e
w ith
Rnvie* end also th a t sep arata bootlis am l|lln jn g the deck and sliding down ropr*. Down below a n s«*amen li^bliimr in Hie wider »i* they strike' out for the 1wo H.ilMi ships
ta y y
a llia n c e
w ith
^ u
^
standing nearby. Of the KOO nun aboanl only 200 w eir rescued.
B u n U « a t h e p r ic e o f p « c e “ r n iJ S S T h a l to t . a - d . t t a t Ih p e
W ith G e r m a n y .
| m ,1 present n e t available.
^ T t e ■flwiEiifl; Wd* to kare
-to* » n conveyed to preald riit Rdw w ard Den#, through diplomatic
rbhnnela. v ik reported aa the
peeeh
government
confronted
.w ith other O af man demands and
. gave 1 ,100.000 d a m a n * within
th ^ lr borders a* greater voire In
the government. The end of the
S tr s la n atllanoe ja u l d to bJ
H itler's basic condition for any
talks to Iraafil' ‘ -Ubech-Oerman
friction.
,
.'Informed persona said ’ It I*
being made fticrt-aulnaly clear
th a t land-locked Cierhoalovakla.
Iw o-tblnl, surrounded
by
e*.
pending G ermany m ust bonome
a M telllfe of N atl Germany to
ICm IIu H *e Pea* r e a r )
Invalldatien o f th a
bonds, the
County Commissioner* decided to
(postpone the referendum until
shortly o ffer Ihe Prim ary.
It waa fu rth e r explained th at
thl* will entail no additional ex
pense for th e County as clerk* fo r
the election have agreed to eenru
w ithout p a y .’
The petition, which wa* circu
lated rnd signed by more free
holder* than was required in Ihe
a p c ra l srt of the Slate le g is la
tu re which su lh o n ie d the re fe r
endum, called for a maximum
bond issue of lNfi.000 The special
t r t also provides th at n special
levy for the establishm ent nnd
m i'inlinanre of the proposrd hos
pital shall not exceed two m il's
per year.
The motion th a t th e election be
rsllvd for May 10 nvia made by
(Yrmmlsroner P . I . T hrasher and
waa reronded by Commliaioner
W. II. Italian).
U nder Ihe original set-up It
MRgJUO clTV . Mar. |P. — \H')
—Jd eilco ', long ro n tlk l
with wu* proposed th a t a PWA g ran t
lie aeruird for the construction of
.'A iaorlcan and other foreign In
(treaties** aa ***** re s t*
d u strial uuil financisl Inf* rt-*l*
today brought the country to
rapidly extending economic rrisia^ Pgasklrnt
U um
fspU-n**.
■plon
of
Mealcan ’lalmr,
hla "Mexico for Meal
-—
program s along
and a
ira s tlo step ahead by e lp ro p ri
Ming all proprrtloe In M riico
of 17 American and U rltiih oil
gopipanica with Invetlitietna l<tThe regular conclave of the
tallng more, than •tM.boo.MO.
Rapid develop me nl of labor] Taylor
Com m ander/
Knight*
gtrlfo In .th e mining Industry T em plar waa held In Ihe Masonic
throatvged extension of sim ila r1 Temple laat night a t 7:30 o'clock,
•cUOn to UtafflOM. fully aa vital] Emmlnent Commander & E. Me
la Mexico aa lb* l>i) tndu d ry
l Kee said today
To meat the rrisia, th a Central
Itonk of Mexico suspended all
The regular Court of Manor
iogllnc In foreign exchange.
of Ihe local Boy Scouts will be
Carden** li^Jchtod th a de- held in tha Junior High School
VnluhUon of the PH o w a, under Monday, night at 7:30 o'rloch. lo
ponatdaretlon. C ardena,' action cal Scout officials announced to
or • rdfuaal of tbn day.
to aeddpt an arb itral
Vtotal or* of City Ordinance, will
of a feder al labor board
ferrlag approximately JT.ioe. be tried before Judge F rank U
a y ear In wage and other M iller la a session of th a Mu
n id p n l .Capri a t the Police Sta
Ka 'ta
flop Monday afteroon a t 4iM
o'clock.
U. S. And British
0 i 1 Interests In
Mexico Confiscated
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
p p « r Of R o m
regular monthly aaeeting af
To Choir theTheWomen's
CMc Committee o f
tha HwolnaW County Chamber of
i*. —cm—|Commerce will be held In Hm
tl-year- Chao*her buildbig at 10:00 o'clock
| o | l J MflGitsff m ottling arrordlaf to
'in the Mrs. Endor Cariett, ckalrnsia, vha
1* tor urged ottendance of nil membora.
M c h tiM ,
ta die
o». Apr.
rMB C- Roan
Tha regular weekly aoelal
| gathering o f Um Sanford Tanriat
| Club will bo ko'd In the Chamber
|n f ( M m n bonding Manday
ak 7:30 a'clock.-.Tbe Meal
Iba
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.Itr.;’"' *,,,, ,UPolish
,l"10 norih.m
Centurion* liltl«-r and Mussolini lie ronlcmptalcs rmlion of n qlj „; A ll t
Commissioners Seek have
prorerdi'd frr enough in va*t nod pnweifnl flcrmoolc con- OlUPPlIlJf i\ I I Ol mPIll
Work On Highways their brothrthond of roni|iir*l In fidrrx'lnn whirh will dnmiontni Or 33.62 Agreed Oni
XI
noil onn J| make dear the ap|ialing fort thil Kuropr.
| ......
i n* a
INOS, 4oO|
‘1* Ihry s it oul to dominate the uld This Involve* rnnevatlon of I f»t I^aKeHlIKl IV1CCI
«■- * . '
wor'd betsecn them, each having Aus|iin (s)rr.nly jichlevedl.
--- All member* nf the Itiaird of h'i* noigneil >|iliete of influenre. I'xechoslovaka r. I'rea uinahi y In ie-'v of Ihe heavy ship.
County r'oO|in|*l|oiier* and iiiher. Slglpspien of other roun'rie*. Dan/itr nn.l the IVI*h rorrldnr nnul* of i<|e,y during the pa«t Officer Of Salvation
(fv itia p s throiti?V« n iL*n| with Wills anil |I|«' ri'Ut Unit'll iluWti
eeting of 1iiiit* Irinl Ini*1
,'"‘cl1 “ mnsiili'ralili!
p>>r*on. attended th* m
Army (Jets New Post
\v
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r
«
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bciuu
I'nluittlL
Mrmd nnd cuilli* lil.rlv,
I.W
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. .1_i . .1*.,.......n ' ............... ' «•*“» n®ml «‘f IIn* i«i»*iy‘uncik«‘l,
th e Hia!e IHfhwtiy Ih ij.irtnniit llll|t.(, for M),h 0 divislnn
(lowrr
Dm i»„ coun-
,,f -'W " imt. Is iiulnum•" one hy th* fighting
, : r , " r |M ., , *h"l Edward Hin'gUl. g ' . l " 1'""!'* 'Iriu a l iMi'lalor
'h o had assured Id, w a r d .-
Itier Itltllo ry it Vi Urrmnn popu
l.t. Marion A m gsbiiy, who hn* ■nsiidilig tinnitry mrr,:
i l»tjt uI tit*
, . . ult'ii
.
, (ions
..
M'tint.l, In
mi
llit' L irilrrs
nf llir . im niltii « til t*i" <V|t-iy f**»iitr«»l
t a>«iiiin«fto'«* hi t« u v u la r n iffiin t been slat oned with the local posC
<%MiiipiRRion«'r W. €
K| | I k *' i r«, r l t r r l y faii'a«t(r (hat ninny of ritlii ilnii.f.
of the Sul ration Army for the
I h i 'n Finn wnnln HufsiaV t i'h in I-llv l.i nil > r,liltliy nf(*r
fiotUtl M iiy ,.
' , I lifin riif)i<MN| In liflirvi* tilth
l„l! rests!"'* ' ’" r,‘,fU*r'1 1,ol,Od>
IlkraiiH*. Other roiintrifa tvhu h lie i |t t uiiMip'ittlt'*! a rihippillK ul|ol* pest seven mouths, liar Just roThi’ * rainml,Aslf»n»‘f4 appfa»f*l 11 tiling ftp»M happen.
reived no tire nf u itan sfci trt
Uoturv th e . Hoard » h h itaiueeU . pl,," ri
, , , a tMrwt' t octnally annex, h r h o p e .1 Infill ul 31.62
f»»| thiij Sunder, H. t ’., local Hnlvalion nfh i '
“I * 11' ," " 1 * 'riii.lly every
nf r.a.d improvement* f»l high.
,h r r! tllln r
'»»■»«<«« cni.U.d thinuith .run d a d i n e Citmiurf cvt't'k
ficial* announred tiwlay.
way No. 20.1 from Ori"do III t lm
Anthony baler. llrU aln« nnmlc p e'a.
tics i- by (a, the mo ( drn*th'| During her stay
in Hanford, - L 1W w
'l ........
P«‘
Dielr
mvn gmvc- quarrels
biota- lliglinay Nu. 2** in tin- ,M,‘'
tu Mm. thi* operation ,ifjlocal nfficiula |*ilntiil oul Unit she
G sn 'i.' efhas iiindc many fricmla ainnng f u , " t i T r |'IV, " '" l
ibamhrra nf tin- f’itndcl o* well
K, ' „
(•I'lijtanlai, dispute.
a- with ninny rnsidfiita. nf (lie
,K" V..... which could b.t
City. • l-'an-wdl n rvirc* for the
« half hours
departing officer will In- held in hy
its* Hu- -Citadel liiiiinrruw night at
pm iem enta would he taken in
tile
die#.
into
the
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and
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bul
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llit|i r*« lirh tn in r finnriallnn nf I m ncr mnvn in trrm itj pcifllinni.
i l * » r Mhipmnit uur*
auranca »•■ glvrn that improve
11. K. Itose, couiiiiamlitig officer |
HI|\| |)l| ('><(-II11|. sawa
Auatil.iy
nnd
M
qatnllni'^
actpiiifl*
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"“frender
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very much that this transfer hi* !"",r
till Imat uni desplt,.
e l lo (heir budget fur I ........... » « * » n,,•, madh; q lob o f ; th in k W M^unliniVi plnre in the sun i J
"
,1,4" V l’]'n' learn olden'd hy the Diviaionul Iixt|*a|)
tlfflM a.f II
a
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1110
ed
th flrwill
W lie underlukcu
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lm rh duaror.u
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lam in
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, „ . . . . . . , " T , . r-.................a slill'imiK holiday, hn
'•"I,ua»lur, Patliam enf, «r
ih e niyir future.
great dent the. willing spirit unit i , l(,
With' .* tnliil of s ImiuIt ( t l , V T
' ..................... , , ,
. 'M o n d a y , Tu,. day. «„d W eltis*. untiring effort* of the Lieuten
u „ „ J ™ m r n l- n"*w er to
i'eih'iul <«>•>'•
‘h r” J , ' ^ rVfn •'
W J tl.m ll Durr-s field of operad(rfr,|,M|1, .hlpm etits ant.
two,nen in Hfate and
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fund* op tap for road amiiI i"r 1“ «"
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replataal
Ho fa r * t the nail .diieffiiln I* Afrjrn K|(V||I, A, ln Mino
ly ns ,,„.,ih |» „ re r t he
Improvement a on. tlhf* hlghwni*
at till- local |>u*l hy 1.1. Hast-I
roncerned, through b'« n , n . d .'d .
|n , „ . p.„ t of „ ,p ,;>Wrr n>|U „ ""■ M uter of ,h « .w i ,k .
.
nf the Klato during the mining
Wiggins who will arrive here
«.r aw .non" J ' u ' r t i . ' w.r dl— 1
AlttloUlIl
|M
,
lull..,
s
year, th e Hood Department hpm - and firhy. sbe-echo., .uppU nufitcl
Yogn lavlo,
Itulpjiriu.
A'ri...u, h num bers "T th* Con Wednesday, f» p t. Itose said.
Ihe lYdJoli hern *
. r t h |,|,r « Of
trol
Com,„ii
ice
hi
t
be,* we,., flooded wjlb
»c«'rlI.Hfulrtlc.w..nl* hcha* , ; r^ r„
AI(A ni,. A1| i|,i, , rca ' , " ' 1
l« ‘ night ye
VII,ui „ r e i" .J T ' ,h ,,|laud*k'quested Iho Hu,plus ' Commodities
at their xbpond regular am*- ling J1’I f S L 'i i J S r T s ° f
. " " ' V- l,c f' •"edited with intending to fo rp u rn i-n to purchase 100 cars
yesterday and thronfa of u t l - . * '* ■ ,, j
^
II’1! '(R alrdl lit one way or annftirr,
.
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.
...
rompelllfl
Uto
ehanerllyrir*
nf II Hnch
Sllltl aB r o 'u p wuolil gl»e llxly nf th - a",|d„* for r<li*f ilistribilib'ut* from, toriutl* n ,untie- „vchancrilynr- nr
ilun diirlng the coining week,
Europe lo make Iwo and two equal
M mnllns.* 4 nn r > f f I^Mirl
»r- Dio Htulw uptM-aritig h--f-rw
Itifotuiaiinn received from \V**h
t
Avery D. Andrew*, of Winter
Dm Hoard seeking a slice »( ric
liutlon today |„dirate,| that th*
h
Park,
u
rrilred
Hrtgsdic-r
Ill’llfundi
‘ ,
HCC could purchaiu thn |0a car*
erul of the U. H. Army, will
Highway 1 Department Clmlr
ut n-M more than M, cents ps, tha princtpsl speaker a t ' th-'
man A rthur IUI* presided ov*r
craie, I# cents to llie grower and regular weekly nirciing nf HicIhe
marling
yoatrrday
and
u siuillur umoum In thn shippsr. llot ary Cluli which will h- hi-hl
NEWARK. N. J H Mar. 1». — O f)
listened silen t ivejy to Ihe re
T
A
I.I.A
IIAHHKFXlar.
I».
(d
l
County A gent C. II. Dawwut to
At u *hipjtccs inerting In t h ' in the V aldri Hotel Monday at —Thumaa J. IKiiu-gan. special
quests o f' Iho Heminole Coilutr day rxlendod a rord.'al invitation to —AH-'U B. Wulkcr of W lnterf-Conlrol Cummlitne office
this
II: IB o'clock. Den. Andrew* sub nsent in i hnrtc-i of lh« New
delegation, rep o rt, loillratcd.
Haven quullli-d will, Heerelary ufii'ttiucm. shippers In tbla |o ject will ho “Cnniil* and Arina, Jc-rsvy division of the Federal
every
family
in
Heminoto
County
Among tha Heminole County
chilly nlcjec|e>l to thl* low figure
Hurrnu
of
InveiUgalion, a n
,
rash lent- attending th* meeting to attend the free moving picture of Hlatu ||. A. flrojr t<Msy B| (In, and asked th a t the government insula."
A member nt Don. John J nounced today tha arrest of a
tbo pure lined the commodity a t |!.00
In b*b«l( of road im Proyemciits rlipw which will ba gl»*» in Die lloputdican -and,-1st" for
man lu thu ro to r Levin" kid
for th is County • e r a ^ ‘. County City Hall Monday night ut H:00 United Htstes Henali i eat UoW per cralo even though the carlot Perahlng'a rlaa* at Weal l*olnt
rofuasd
In l l l l , flen. Andrew* wu* h naping ca*i». Donrgau
Cpninilssloner* W. O. KtIPe-'. W. o'cUek.
hold by Claude I'epPer.
a||o|iiicP|ii were reduced.
member of tha A U. K. com any further information and re
II. Williama. W. R. Rgllxrd, D
ferred questions to tha Attorneyof
The two-hour program , spun- j Wulkor. I", nor chairman
manders ata(f during Iho World
U. T brasbar and F . V 7»y*on.
flensral's dopurtmanl In W ash
lira
ItepuUi.
„
state
r
i
e
r
u
tlt"
snrvd
by
Iba
8«mlno*v
County
4-II
W
ar
nnd
scrvrd
n*
deputy
ill1
Alio County fU « m * r
K. K.
PLANS IN D EFIN ITE
ington
rector of tram purtation at that
IU u*hotd*r T. B- Bin,(isdie presi Cluba, will feature "U nder the 4 'II eammlttee, I, the first member
time.
dent of the bemgiolc . County Chib F lag " with rover*I add-1 of bln parly In qualify tor a Stain
WASHINGTON, Mar.
Chamber of Commerce; Frank attraction*. Including a 4-11 Club wido office tu n year.
—President Kootrvelt told repor
rE a a m N G 'B b o n t o w k i i
Wb<*l*r af JJvJad*. C h ari's , lu^JjHcwa • reel, an educational film.
ters yesterday ha bad made r.o de
l
i
b
anlry
d
m
,
not
nectisariof Oyiedo,- Samual fguig*
finite plans fo r any Irlpa away
"Hidden Values'* and a cartoon
ly moon there will be a slat*, from Washington this Bummer,
P ertly cloudy, showers In «gO. W aanor of Chllwola.
TUCSON, A rU , Mar. » i - U T
- comedy, "School Days".
Senator J . J ,
ParrU h
Tills reply nraa (Ivon when ha —W arren Parahlng, son of Gen. trem* n o r t h w e s t ;
Wa*
Mr. Dlwaou -pointed out that wide Uepuhllren primary In May
preroot * i Ik* WO.
an<J sjro k o tb u ra F ill bo Ro aolltctvont o f any because iba law provides for waa informed at a press confer John J . Parahlng, and hla fUneea, | w arm er In axlrem a north .
In to h air «4 tha
‘ Improve-jktod and th a t the program will I* Printing ballots and condacthig ence of report* th a t hie might visit Mlaa Muriel Bachs Richards, have tba no rth sIat coast
partly
cloudy,
to Ikla Congo*-1 wall w orth while for any who • vole ou|y it th ere is an actual th a Southwest a fter Congress ad- made plana reservations fug New day
ji'flrriliy,**
f
„t.,i
*'M*I .....n-
Halo-"I(
Kr"",'r-Germany,
meet-
Avery D. Andrews
To AddreHH Rotary iSt" .................
Man 1 Arrested In
Levine Kidnap Case
Free Movie SponHorMt Wfntcrlluven Man To
By Local f-H Clubs, Run For Senate Seat
I OTAL WEATHER
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Polish M ohs
It* deicrminntiun t“ tirlit nn lm«
WAItSAW, Mar, 19.—
■UrVivud two ilnvu of |h» imj*l
(AIM
Tin* Ulhiinnlnii c»pitte rrific 'a ir ru'd* of the civil w ar.
United snciu'.ikt yoiitn organ- iilixt inji—to PoIIhIi ilcmnndM
iiationa mill'd fur ^SS.OiW vuluit- for norntiil ennmtorciul and
teem wllliln ihe neyi |o Uaya. A t cliplomstii'
rclntions — doCommuiil t newspaper organ ap-i
|M<u|ed to youth* -'who du nut nmntlg Imcjiccl up by n great
waut to lie enslaved' and who show of FoligJt nrniH on the
are "willing In du lierole- dreda* troublisl
frontier — today
tu Join Hie runka
' | jivertwl u c-lnsh that might
llearuo workers continued to have pltiiiKed all Europe Into
dig fur victims In -flic dehria nt w ar.
hulhlinga i battered liy insurgent
W arsaw moln, which y cslrrraids. Ilixhest eallm atra of the day rlom ornl fnr war.
venlad
<t«a<| In |til* series of attacks th e n disupp, intm m ; „vor the
sreie iilmut 1.100.
tHiicrfiii m o lenient by
attacks
Vo.lerdsy tli« ln*nfKenl» -h am -1 agnln-t Jew*.
m trvd lli*ir wetlae deeper Into,
The Polish governm ent wa* daluvertiment hrld territo ry In thu tetniini'.l In do no'hlng fu rth e r to
drive fur the M oditerianeau sea huinilla'i- Lithuania a fte r tha
board.
Lithuanian m inister a t Tallinn,
M otorjinl roluinns worn r e Estonia, handed III" governm ent's
ported uppiunrhlng Madia, five reply tu the Po||*h m inister s i
m ills fioui thu linundarira
a* noon.
Cn talon la,
The announcement of tha xucManila |* tlm Junrlloq point ol ceasfiil conclusion o f Poland's ula highway
ronucctlng
C siP* Dmsium back drive, for friendly
wblrh th« Insurgtuta raptured
two days ago, w ith tbo main Jg/gH-or found
infantry,
**»!>• In i» e, 0 .v|i oni* and lion
rnv",r7.
Innka
and'
do n,
plsiio* (.-ritua l,,rule-l on iho border
flondesn. next main ren ter In
,h "
tJIhuanU n
tile path of iho sealioaid ilrlte i rupltoi
is only 20 miles nliUtio Iroin ih<* | ...T*"! ,,*l |m «l|"n expiring at 0:1X1
Mi-dltutranrau thmiKh blocked off j
lock tonight deniuniled, a* tin
f t ,i*ii It hy mountain*
w hich' fore",,,at. ,„,lnL. tl,„t the IJthu
would foiin the iiirudiiiR ium v| »••«« and Ih.liidi m inister.
In
In take n lunger sweep tu reach i la lln in . rnpllul of Mrn, Krihonui,
the seuliuaid.
eiehango „,.loH h .f,„ e the dc.dTim Insnigeiita Oimnuneed 211001 r , . , '" 7 '->bllri,l„u
diplomatic
gnvertimeiiL fighter'-, most
nt
nlitini Weio fureigu volunteers,
were killed in the tall of t'uspe.
lllh 'ia n in i,
po,,,!,.
r(,u|pp<s(
6 o n ly Officials H itle r A n d M u s s o lin i \ Celery Shipments
Attend Session Of M a y Control Old IV or/cf CutTwo-Thirdsln
HEWITT MorKB.V7.IK four. Hi*position nowI*too pliin D rastic Prorate
Road Department Nllv
EW YORK, Mur. III.—(A1—fur comforl, nnd it I* this:
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in Orlnnda
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Societies Call
Attack J e w s v
22,000 Volun
teers In 10 D a y s Warsaw Crowds Said
Disappointed Over
tlAKCKl.pNA. Mur. *ln
(»V>
—Till* tnpilul
of KovernliP nt
Peaceful S o l u t i o n
Hp.iln tiHlny gave evldrtree I Inn
$180,395 H o s p i t a l
3,500,000 N a z i s Are
| Given Voice In Gov9 em inent O f Czechs
Prompt Capitulation
Hy Little Country
Averts War Threat
ening World Peace
11 w a
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F{^qUDA HIGHLIGHT^
Winter Pkrk. If* 1i '*pHmuUceeae," but It’r more than th a t
F U R N IT U R E CO.
PlM
100
S an fo rd A r a
1
lave Your Clodu. And
Watch m Repaired By
One Who Really
j
Knows How
jackrt a new edition bf Mr*.
Baker’* book, "Florida
Wild
FtoWera". I t baa been enlarged
and hai additional niutlrtitotte,
lovely- flower photo g n ’oh* tahan
by the author. I t la of Interest
th at Mr#. Raker’* book waa eboaen
by the' State Federal Ion of Wh>-
JEWELER
108 Magnolia
ftATUMMV. MARCH If, IIM
^ f l L E V E R S E F O lt TO D A Y
And In the night hla *onc a|jnll
be 'With md.~I»*alm* 12:8.
Iho freight.
That something must ho radically wrt
conditions prevail goon almost without' sa^I
ly half of (heir crop withheld from the mai
orn still hnve to noli at, or at les* thitti,
production. If any of our aenatorlal candjd
ody for thin situation, wc would tike to fitar
Hubjeds In school. We nupjtosc the methods of teaching
il have improved u great deni since we had to stay after
school to write and rewrito' a certain misspelled word fifty
nr n hundred times, and wo like to believe that If modem
methods had prevailed we would not have been so dumb.
In our day wo were taught to spell something like this:
"incompatibility", i-n "in", c-o-m "com" "Incom", p-a-t
“pal"
"Incnmpnl", I "1" "Jncompatl",
b-i-1 "bU"
"incompntihll", 1 **i" ‘'Incomnatlldli", t-y , “ty," "Incom
patibility," i-n-c-o-m-p-A-l-i-'M-M-trj', "Incompatibility."
Nut much time lull tn u|i|ily
fnr' ‘ hninnttpad ■eiemjilltin. I ain't
fi'rart iimt till* y»*r, Vuu»«
you're llulilo III need lli.it tu*
"nrcnmniiMin'e" spollwl in such various wuys us "icommotlntn", "accomutihto", "uromotlalo", "occomlciatc", “ackomtslatu", "ukomittla'a”, uml'ao on ail Infinitum.
money.
Wo (lip'o say ttrial must people take the iwultlon
Hava Mlmll m spuki- In Runfunl thiil ii iltirsn'l make much difference whether they know
an Iho night nf the l.luti* Club hnw in spell nr not, brcitusc nobody elso would know the
show end the umiuil N*tinn*l difforeneu anyway. Hut lliut seems to' us *o he ub siroclou#
Ovarii inipn'ion at the Arnmry.
mi arKtimi'iil its that of Uto fellow who shined only the
w th a l he had a good crowd.
(oca or his shoes because liy the time anyone could seo b u
It ia alwut Ui .n time nf year heels ho would hiive pnssetl by anyway.
that every Flurida editor under
It Is it potsl thing for.folka to losrn how to spell,
take* tn convlnri- nur whiter visit ■ young us well as old, partly for ono's own ircrsonal satisa rt that pnruntonia will gel you
faction, partly becnisi* the mental excftlso Is guoti for
If you rctlirh north too *ihmi,
them, ami parljy Iweausc il would ho a 1>1k help to the lo
Don't be loo critical of Ihu pk- ud editor.
j
tuitw from Europe tocently publlohod in Ihu Herald. They were
tr*n»in|l<i-d to thl* country bv
radio and publUhrd within i l i w
hoar* of th* ovaata ' which they
depleted. U 1* on# of the marvel*
of-the -Twrntto'h Century that
cntCrtaliinl about 1M> guoat* y#*- pan and Mr*. R. R, Da**. Tboie
tV*y *how up- at oil.
terday afivmoun ut her lovely jaaitotlng In tbo dining room wore
Ilia Fort Myera city official* country home -In honor of Mr*.[Mr*. Dean* Tumor, Mr*. Hal
- dri** to onforc* lb* payment of Ethel tElllot Culion of Memphl*, Wight, Mra. W, C Hill, Mra. W>
- taxat by cutting off tho ••lent la I Trim., Who hat been hor guaat for U Morgan. Mlaa HawMn*. Mto>
r- isOnklpal aorvtoa* 1# meeting wllh roveml yrveka. A* you entkrvd tho [ Eldar, Mt*a WJIbto, Mlaa Pox and
aplendld reaulta. Prcetlc*lly all of rcreened porch you Immediately Mlaa Cbariotto Hand: Mr*. Colaon
tb* delinquent taxpayer*. on tho cxclalmad upon lit beauty, and , 1a on* a t tbo moat aUracthra woblock’ Hat have com* tn and Milled howto of puipto flag Idlloa greeted , men that has ever ttailed Ip Ban------ i...
.....
^
i r c , | j ragrattlng
' up, allowing that what arm*
Headed waa a atrong policy.
th a t hor. atay Is *# ah o rt*
Th# W^r of town ruoota Invited
‘ Not tp demon*!rat* hla hiwon*. Mr*. 8. W. Johnson, Mr*.
poerlar but tn try io kid th*
R. D. Jordan, Mra. W. A. Alton,
world alntag did Adolf llltlc r a t- reiving lino. Mr*. Galloway and Mra. V , E. Staphona, Mra. John
tribal* hi* Mteur* of Auatria lo Mr*. Colson woro lovely ovrnlng
Mra. p. P. Garrlaon,
hla humanitarian (nitinrt* and lo gdwna of whlto lace, Mr*. Mlllot1 Ml**' QraooR^
___ ______
■M_d**lr# foe avoiding bloodshed, woro * whit# 'gedrgotte.
Eaater Reovp*. Mr*. B. J. Gorman. Mrs.
hi* b is black Immblni llllle*, rosea nnd awget pan*' ware E. L PtwalL Mra. W. A- Toy tort
rainedgden* nf hlxh •*• In 1 profuakm. 1n th* living roont MnhyV^M. Oould, Vm- Coort*
ptoalT** on lirUto,*- women and where th# goeala wore rertlvad. Wilbur, Air*. Kano, Mllx Mlnato
vkfldran in ibV ;|tr**U of.Rariw- Mm. Pulraton and Mr*: Thraahor Decker, Mm, W**hburt; Mm.' O.
SANFORD TWENTY Y?ARS AGO
Fixtures
th e U n ite d S late * an d a a a sm u g g lin g base
So o ffe n siv e d id h e becom e th a t' P re sid en t
M onroe fo u n d It necesd&i? t o 1su p p re ss th e
nil h rr
family—the
flowar*,
rhruM, and tree* In her garden. I
followed her about o i the p re
sented Ihent, holding up «n odd
elueter of ben-toa here, pointing
out the Marking* or a leaf there,
and acmetlmea eruiblna out In her
hand to gWe me a whiff of the
eh ira cle rillc scent of tho plant.
It waa clmoal aa If aha wer*
ih ik 'n g handi with tham. f r a
heard Galneiville'i Or. Harold
Hume use the cxprtulon th at a
plant la “happy" In a certain
locality, I'ni aure Mra. Baker'a
plant* muat be happy to bo tn her
garden.
I learned that when Mr*. Baker
waa very young. *he uaed to follow'hei* muthSr about tho CoA*
enterprise
with U.......S. ‘Soldiers..................
..................................
--------Ik t a d dent'had an hnportant bearing on the ac
quisition of Florida by tha'United States.
. The KAPOK, or cotton tree,' native o(
Java, is one of Tlorida'a most distinctive
trees. It yields a cotton possessing remark*
able inSulstite qualities and recent testa in
the manufacture of refrigerators hnve
shown It to be of more than casual merit.
The cotton of the kapok tree U fluffy had
downy and ia extensively used as a fifliitg
for cushions and mattresses. Its resistaiasa
to moisture ig almost miraculous and'itu
non-absorption qualities promise to msha
it of great commercial value.
WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
MU*
— rlaml point nr tho binkon'.
doe* not matter which:
By PRESTON GROVER
Money To Loan 1
On Automobiles
RefinancingQuick Service
Jack Flnnelf—1‘honc 170-J
Acceptance Carp, of Florida
Exchange DMf,
Orlando—Phone 4700
it
O n o , Item
h*a decline 1 tn
point, where
will buy, twluo
aa much *a i< would two year a
ago: another three
limea aa
m nch| wiillo we u>n Uuulnl#**
through itudy, locale;tom o llama
on which It would hu nrrosaary
td expend $X On for
»
given
quantity Hint could have been
bought two yea,-* ago for $1.0°.
Quality Printing
WA8 |IINGTON—We hare Juat rum?* rraund, *
been reading a *tory nluul hnld-|Hcna‘or« Willing, Too
out trouble in tho baaeball fit-let* I Thu » n it oppllc* to tho A2 icn*
and can say thut Ihrio i* pmrll- Jotoc* who also will be up. Ku
catly no holdout tioublu iu Wash-,
wUl to ^'tulreU to get
I ,
| them to algn alx-year contract*.
,n“ ,
..
.
.Traditionally
neuatot*
p’ay o
It la true that there it a bo**'. heidicr game than the 'inoie numIn ronaldcrlng th" pri>wa of
ball club hero which ha* not twcnlrrouri pirycr* In Iho other houer.
much In tho pcnnoiit race of recent iThey gel longer contract* ahd commijditira, stuck* etc, which
vary in value* from lima to
time, do the n Item* really very,
or U U LncIn Haiu'a Its) emta
founder o^dhe Dakar muaeom.
I
‘• r f tm tr Wild Flo w en" l . ' l i
l*'*m I f • b01' I 36 Cooxrcaa; for ntl nUcmpicd home-run Oven' that v n rk ij
the hoi* whlvpered to them
Ono promlnnnt furmcr recent
technically accurate handbook io. men who will bo glad to *lgn twocult (ha ncod of the moat mellcu-1 y « r j J an tn‘cU »( ‘ho
»W that a annrpy aacriflco hit past ly when aaked uhuut IL n«ld ‘‘It
‘
1
'“ il a*»rri*top would du tbo team more ia loo deep for me." and that
lom tmimiht who can pronounce. amiuw,
file mo, lint 1 would I ’.c to
"trippingly nn tho tongue" aeefa ]
* good.
name* aa aornphllarlecta*, big-,
"* Rut regardle** of their Indc- know. Du your , 1k
Very truly.
noblaccao, and aaclrpladucoae. It
° petdlrbea, when contract alrnfng
laift a pi Poo either! But don’t,jtro ’ning camp hack homo but „ut " come* ro u n d they a n a fairly
.
. Jno. V Pearaon
I beg of you, lit thla frighten «M* of (but they will bo clad li’ nm'nblc lot and If the chief *«y*
you oway. Tho ntca part of » U rPaF tor lhair own mcnli and uni .io them; "l*lay away our," they
l‘**»enger
mill', . flown
by
jwi'l lack fur out Into the outfield American wIrlinfra uro morv than
and fry to undcraland a play the double the mtlangc flown In all
.lik e * of which they never hoard Knrnp<\ tJrroiany rank* second
to thn United R tate*'ln air tr a v
appla' bloaaom, ean enjoy thla
0 of before.
book right along with thoca who
f . There will Iw month* at a tlmo •I and the Tlrltl la Kniplre la
knew th at th* whit* tip sad lail
p when the' boy* will hutal on bat- third
name I* "makia ‘ anguattfufiua,"
more Hog fungoia to oach other when
Conxiunplloti of lo itllio r oil
There la ■ key for tba idcntlfithe I on* I* trying Io wrangle them in the United ettato* ha* tripled
ratlon of plants and w diagram of
•
' Into tho field for a IHO* acrloo* in the |u»t io year*.
flower*, and It’* great dun to go
after f'sy'tX - Yet when contract elgnfor a walk In tbo wood* and come
ing lime come* around they will
home wllh aampkrk for- Mary
had
|,e
,h*n’ ” a<,y ,0 P'»F dunA or
krancla Bakar to Idontlfy for you.
bet tar ball a* the rare may bo, and
And you can find tight hundred
eager Io Wield a knife and fork at
varlatlea of wild flawara In hor
imcd *b* 'raining table.
’
book, everything from tho march
pink U> th* wild *Hr*. Do you
CORRECT MB?T8
know th* aparkteborryf It grow*
In Florida wood* and baa tbo lor*Host flowar* that look like lliyof-tho-vaL'py ,blo**o,m*f Porbapa
you hava mat It in th* printed
foliage between tba page* of on*
of Marjorie Klnnan ..Bawling*1
nqvela for aba ha* a way of mak
ing (Florida flora grew In bor
book*. P ’a wall worth mooting bi
real Ufa.
Of co u n t yen know t£* pa a*lociflowor, or da yon call h a manpopt But M S Mia. Bakar tall you
th* Bptalth togand about Itr
P rM i report* and *utaltot|cV*ni
"tmaglnatlMt tied With toboi* fact
report l*M tirm *mMMNm
*11
and atma a/f"vlc<*r when 'b*
Spanish " eiplocort
found and
named tho’ paaaMi ftowdf* bf (to
Now - Wdrid,’’ and 1 attamptod la
daacrilm tboip. yaoMalic*U/ a**-
SKYRIDBR
B. L Perkins
gqno back to 1M cei
matter nt thpo* otbar
in U a cas* parik
Lou I** Tuiutar, Mrs. Ed.
aosto ttoehs ffqolr th*<
t a t li 'J l.
aM lto
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VpAfij
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Florsheims I9.5Q «p !
Fri’endiys »»» 3
The Sanford Forum
p re t urn * that 9lH’'" E
n o n quartoa th*
lag tb* 9P-cent
p reten t price of
: tb* a re rag a to
pat la many year*.
Wiring
>ow F»m l|*
94.00 ;
SHOES
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Personal Activities
GENE MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
Wocial Calendar
MONDAY
Tho Woman', Bible Clark nt
llo)y Crow Episcopal Church will
m ««l »t JU S o'clock nL thu Par
ish llomo.
The
Woman'*
Auilliary
ol
Holy Cross
Kpi/tupal
Church
will hold their regular lwsln«a*
meet in* at 3:30 acock at the
Pariah . Honan.
The m a la r bu«im-S( nml social
meeting of tho go-to claas of
the Firel Motbodlst Church wj||
he held el 7:30 P. I I et the hnuto
of Mr. end Mm. I t L. Caldwell.
IM W . Third threat- with Mra.
Caldwell, Mr*. Peggy Knapp, and
Mlta Bara M yrhk aa hoateaara.
The Den u d eblr Claaa ot .JJke
F'lrsT Method lat Church w i ll-M il
i their regular bu atArea . and .torial
meeting at 7:30 P. M. at the home
of Mra. Price Angel, 2478 Palmetto
Avenue, with Mra. Angel, Wra. K.
D . Price, r.nd Mlaa Alma Holland
aa hoiteaiea.
_ t
Tho reeul.tr moa|hly meellnl
of tho Woman'a Missionary HuCletT o f tho Flral. Ilnpllat .Church
w||] ho held ot 1:30 o'clock ot
f l h church. The. topic tor din
"WRaptn 'Will he llm Ha pi lit Mia
ktoharlnn in Ruropn. Circle Nuhi
her Thran will Ih> In rhargo. The
aoclal hour will meet from 3:00
to 3:30 o'clock under the leader
ahlp of Mra. J. I* Colclough, at
w hlcK jJtllo n ap*c|i| p iw rim
will ho . olTofoil Including panto*
ml men Hr. J . II. Qrlftin will
meet wjlli Ihe group at tliln
time.
Mrs. Lutz Discusses
Legion Welfare Work
Mrs. W. L. Luts,
departm ent
The
N E IG H B O R H O O D
this
The Order of Eastern 8tar held
Telephone 148 president o f the American Legion week Is DUZZ1NO with L O C A L a meeting on Thursday evening
Auxiliary discussed the w elfare
work ot the Amer.can Legion and
Auxiliary a t tha luncheon given
h er on Wednesday by the Sanford
unit o f tho Auxiliary. H er subject
The Antler's Ludgn held a
was “The Program of the Ameri*
dantg Inst nlshl at the City Hall
Mra, Kathryn Calhoun la vialf* can Leg on".
complimenting out o! town mem- |nc In Jacksonville Chla weekend.
The content of Mra, L u ll’s ad*
b e n ailcnuiug tin1 district Uloatdress ra reported by Mrs. Henry
Mra.
R.
U
Cornell
and
A
*
Ing here. Hurr Nowhun and hla
MclAulin, J r - was as follows:
Mra. Ann Wllmarlh motored to
urcliralre luraUhed th e mualc.
“ Last year the
Legion and
Cliupetmea for the
occasion D ria nd yesterday.
Auxiliary spent 63.000,000 for
w ri« F ath er ond Mra. A. H.
Mba Susan K lrtlry his aa her child welfare and gave medical
Peck, Mpi,' W aller Morgan. Mra.
guest Miss Geraldine Couch of l* ra to 400,000 children In their
II. M. tlumlrtcy, Mlaa Juno Crescent City.
hospitals. In Florida they support
Roumillal, Mrs. Hoy T ilth , bii'I
cctpplcd th l d n n 's hospitals in 8t,
W. It impidb.
Mrs. W . T . Wherlrss is visiting Petersburg, Jacksonville, and lima*
Those attending
tho
da tiro in Leesburg as Ihe guest of Mrs. title.
“One must visit these hospitals
from Hantcrd wore: Tho Mi**c» Jtnnrs hm'd.
Mary McMahon. Dorothy W ik .
to r.pprrelste their worth. To see
Miss M artha bishop will spend k little rh Id who could not walk
gins. Ilorachrl Hamby. KlIsftiKJlf
Cameron, CaroHno lllll,
Mjljan tomorrow here with her parents, reguin the use of his limbs; or on*
Adams. Janottn chapman. ijliy Mr. and Mra. George I). Bishop, who could
not sro
regain his
noumillat,'
F ilia l" |h
LMTler.
Mrs. John lllgglns will return sight; nr one whose tw R trd litt>u
Mary Kllen lusher, Carlin Palm
tomorrow
from ^ Jacksonville bones have hern n ude straight
ier. Marguerite Inglcy.
t’eeelh where she haa been visiting. for arid strong must m akr us say,'T ho
TrUluck. Noll (lull. Kllsghelh Ity- Ihe p ast week,
Is serving
America in
* - < * - Legion
p eacllp s It did in war'.
ton, Eugenia Wurren,
Mnrtlm
Telford. Virginia
Pciohl,
nnd
“ In t>Trry Veteran" hospital sn
Mra. W .V M. Thigpen, Mlsa
Mary Ilil£lns
American l.rgion Auxiliary mem
Jran
n
e
Choate,
and
Mlaa
Kathleen
Also. Huisrll Otllmm, llarnMj
ber g i'r s each man some little
tinker, Jumes Bradford, J . W. loinsy are spending tha day In token, vvh c It small though it may
Orlando.
Altrann. Bt. Clair Whitt. II. (I.
be Is their vrny o f saying ‘The A*
Illekion. Jr., Charles Robinson.
mcrlcan Leg pn Auxiliary remem
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
W
ig
h
t,'an
d
, Herbert Douglas. Iluy Wrjalil.
bers your service’.
Mr.
and
t
i
n
.
II.
H.
Pope
left
Henry Carroll,
Hob
Marlowe,
“Because Ihe
la-gion wants
yesterday
for
Cuba
where
they
floorer Th u r.tiu . Hubert Humh.
peace th eir legislative jivogrnui
will
rem
ain
fo
r
s
week.
lay, Hrlan IHtii. Dadaist HU-nadvocates adequate nnllutinl do*
strum.
Donald
I„irnson,
Hills*
reuse. China offers us ton sud an
Frlenda of Mrs. R. A. Newman
Vlhleii, J. FI. Weathered- Voile
rxam plr of unpreps redness, I; is
mill bo glad to learn th a t (he
Williams. J r - Frail llanos, Clif
about as logical to say, ‘We vvnnl
la recovering Jiom an attack of
ford narallft, Warran
Otlhnm
no fires so we will discharge tile
Influents.
nicharrl Hill. U M. Telford, Jr..
file departm ent', o r 'We w ant no
Don Dlshop, Pete Krhols. John
robbers, we will dismiss the po
Sir. and Mr*. Sidney Clubay raMorgan, Ralph
illewart.
Millie
turned yesterday to spend some lice,' as lo„nay 'W e want no war,
Ward, jack Hull, and Miu Itumb.
time at their homa on Sanford will muiiiUin no national defense.'
ley.
"Another part of (he legisla
A tenui.
tive program is to try to make
From Now Smyrna were: the
Mitso, Joyce Read. Ann Heed, .Mrs. N. 3. DaForesl. Mrs. R. L. the .universal serv cc hill a law.
Ijtel'e. Melvin, Kathleen Sillies. Hern, And Mrs. Gordon Dran sprat If psssed this hill wi'l take piofit
Ijilt mini Lambert. Martha Ann( ye,ierday ns Ihe gursts of Mrs. out of war. Munitions m anufac
tu re r! a le fighting it holly olid
Ijicy.
Doriu
Brooks,
Audrey Frank Chsne at Windemere.
piolesting letters m e (muring in
Jhrvey, Juno Poorbuugh. Dorothy
to the vaildus fYnntor*. Any one
Hogera, Ihnly Frederick, Kath
Miss Dorothy Koines left today
ryn Stevens. Mildred Wruuvcr. for Dnytona Death where she will who would like to see this bill
berome luw is urgnl lu write our
aud Vivian Buxton.
attend an entertainment of Ihe
Bun j tors lifter invest ignting the
AI»o from New Smyrna were. 1’i llela Phi sorori y,
hill.
Oscar Iiirker, James Davjr, Hay
“The Ameiiruii la g on Is an u|>*
1. 1'nnnrdl. Ilh'hard
lionet. Bam
M r. anil Mrs. S. O. Chase, Jr,,
Carter, nwiglit Newell, Kugens hive as their guesla Lleutrnant liliuig one. H h liuspilals ra te alike
Itaniage, Dick Ibmlisugh, IMiugla^ Commander and Mrs. Eliot II, for needy rh d d m i of veterans and
ehlldivn whose fa 'h rrs hav„ no
Hurvcry. Iiouis tidily
Richard Brynm of Washington, D. C.
w ar rvconl.'
Any organisation
Newell. Kdwln
Ileiiet,
Honnj
blight well be proud ol sueli n
llowden, Jim
MrKcown.
Jim
Miss Dorothy Pope who Is atHosier. Ileywurd Paxton. Dick tending Stetson University, will proginui. As wr of llie Aiixiliaiy
view it we must reded irate ouiJtnson, John ClirUlmlm, c U ra n o 1
Dance Is Given
By Antler's Lodge
Eastern Star Order
Holds Regular Meet
SOCIAt LIGHTS
Personals
T A L E N T . . . I F 1 w e n H IN T E D
at the creative genius of the
T O W N being asleep I "'and cor
rected. . . Nobody could conseltnllousty say wa've been napping
R E C E N T L Y . . . . what with.the
P A R A D IN G and G A N G B TE H IN G
A N D W IIA T N O T -IM G that ha*
been taking place on the C IT Y
S T R E E T S . . . This rant keep up
. . . it would be slightly E N E R
V A T IN G . . . Honestly tlKiugli,
the “ Musical Review'' and the
“ Movie Queen" ale offering n
pha.mil raspita . . . When Wr
have big public T O -H O 'H like that
lo r tie r nights tn one week w r
ate getting Q U IT E . Q U IT E . . . .
Tmiqi®nnSAisters'*p'u« nil u t i l l
B llO W 'm DieNIEVlEW and when
the pioginm tr ill CIIOR^tB they
opened i heir moutns shil wi
hoard
HOME
SINGING.
I>
wasn't the SQUEAKY
effort
made by the m olhcr'a rhlldivn
of tny ilny........... Can you forget
S P A R K IN G P E G G Y J A N E T . . .
Theie's u girl had ii wny . . .
and D A P P E R D A N . . . mid Ihe
PACES,
l.oi* and
KulheHtre.
might have Imen G O L D W Y N T I
own. . . there's so rnurh almut
this Q U A IN T and clever produc
tion in dwell upon. I might oven
a W e my privilege to E X P O U N D
. .
lltil i must ntt-nlhm the
Muiimha Durt by Ihe little line
dtek's. Mmjottr June nnd Rose
mary. . . they were like I heir
namer. . . like noun tiling out ol
n S TO R Y HOOK. . .
I know poor MAMA hail a tune
finding those ENSEMBLES which
dated ut 'WAY RACK WHEN. . .
but it u rn worth ihe EFFORT
N K rtio riu rr C H m c it
I'aul Itfisfeirn. U lilt t ir
1 :0 X. II-f Cliurnh School.
11 ;®h x. II., Muntins Wotthlpv
Hr t moil Hubjrf t J 'T h e H»cr«t of
lalfe.*’ Tbr Choir w ill aln* mi
a nt hr m. “Come Ifolr Bplrll" liy
KiK-kwrll and Mrt W. U. riemlng
will mIhif n tola.
•:3t, Vrudk I'toplt'i JlM ilu if.
T:4» I*. %L, livrnlns
W'owhI|»,
**s\lHiimitlii|f WfiiUli’* In the twliJrrt for tht v%rntn« irrnum by
Ilia |Nii Ini.
at their chapter room in
tha
Masonic
Temple.
with
Mra.
Pearl Tyra at Worthy Matron
and John Courier as Worthy P*
Iron.'
Plans were made for delegates
and others tn nltend the Orand
I'haplcr meeting of the O. K. H.
p iiiiit c m u r n
n c e ll 111b t
to be held In Jacksonville the
m -n tH T in v
fir t week In April.
I N Hail Krntml Hirer!.
Hmutir Hchmil, t;IS A. M
The chapter voted to buy ■
Huiitla) Hi'n Irrn. 11:00 *\ Msmall rudlo l« bo hailed to mem.
WsnliiviiJn) i:\rlilBK Hcrvllf, l ‘,®0
v . m.
Lura who nro III
It nuli itn lliiam Ifiilirn, 3;8® In
After tho business session M r» * va
o'clock on Tur»dMy« und K rlIt. ('. Moor* tuns two songs da) m.
"Relieve Me If AH Thn*e Enm :Yiittii.il. ii% i* r u r
df arlng Young
Chni nn,'nml
.1 II. llmtlis lIHilMirr.
br
%ciiiIt
Hrural on*. Klin A vpiiiip
•'Mother McCrae."
n! 11«B'B .1 SI. nlid 7:1®
There were ghoul 3fi nu niliers I*.HrrilcrM
Bis
Hubj.vi for |li«» HumlAy itnirnlnsc
III sitcndsnee nl the meeting
n ill !»«•* *tlm O irnl Hccrl
end two \Kill,i*.
Mrs.
Anna liiiutflee.**
Weaver of llerrln. H I. "nil Mra.
Al I hr* Pintiim
lio»irf* "Th r
llt'vll I'llilliUniHH !«/ (14I||.M
Lillie M"me of Norwich. Ohio.
Al.ls H IIIIA ( AVllOl.il? ( Ill IH II
I'fHHtf Klihlh Hi. nml thik A ir,
Hum'll!H Miajiff ill K;®'1 Wild |0:»rt
A. M
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I »iInie lipviHlini* n! 7
P. M.
Wr*-is ilny Alitht* nl 7:lh A. SI
H A TI’ 1*1* IV;
( "li Hsit r ii*m SIh> n nml liiiMlrurttfiii
TALLA1IAHHKK.
Mar. 13. -■
I* t* A. M
The Newman Cnlhiiliv club ul nl1^11
If ii l>rt«i||oiU
WrilllriolAI'
Kloridn Btnlo College will assist ninl Eiii.ny m 7;30 I*. >1.
I'ntifrPMonts
hh
Hnl
III
dny
lit
In eiitertalntiis
the
Diocesan 6.«tf I*. SI nmt t oo in (*;»•<;N
|*. St
Couneil of Catholic Women hrio
rutor u.%s*rtBT 4 in in iv
Apr. 19 31 Inclusive, according
l*mk .VirniiF nt HUlli Htrfft.
to Mis* Marie JoMro, of Miami,
Will lam Park llrnnkM. J r , PAolnr
president.
Hnmlity Hi*fun11, l:IS A, M
SloiniriK SVor* lilp, f liBB A* SI.
The college ctuh will give n
Kvriilnsc Wnrnlilit, K:4»0 |*. II,
tea on Ihe campus for the in'*
II. T I*. I IS I*. AJ
A payIp■ of rpvUnl •rrvlfoii l*r*
or more Catholic women
ut
liln Hii ml ay and InM t lit «hib Ii Slur.
Florida attending the convention 3A
Tlir NfVlCM will Iia lirld fiifli
ond Ms member* nlso'.wlll serve
nt » ffl I* SI.
ns jvnxi-s and iidicr* nt Ihe meet, riphliitt
Tin* pulillr If cntdlnll)* Invited
lugs. This
i« the lr<t time |n nilprul
the round) ;ia« ever met in the
H ill.I I III HI «4 |*|*|m o p At,
capital city
I III III II
Itov Mnrtln lirnin, Itfd in .
Mis* Ad'-Ianin Richter of Ban
3i,l
Hntiiln
\
In to?nl.
(,,, ,)
a member of tho New map
11tip I'uiriiffiiiiiiMi. *;.l«l A M4'll III . || HeliiMtl, !»:TI A. SI.
i lull.
Mm ninu Pforrr cuui Hcruvuti.
Il:a « A SI I'tniilmi : Str Aiilmi
Hi D-aiv ia.
College Club Will
Entertain Council
NUBS
DeDc Club Meets To
Elect First Officers
for It again ■ . I’d Ilka to keep
R U I N I N ' B U C K A R O O f I in d la said to to an able organ *i*.]
on and en. . . .
*
The “ DeDa" Club held Its first
1Hr*. Kellsghan cordially Invited
I'm NOI planning to Ml.SB Hie
all music lovers and i i , geneti* meeting Thursday night at H:0tl Kosenuriy H rauru'n Concert. . . .
public to attend tha lacMal. adding o'clock a t th a home of Miss and D ONT YOU . - . the TOWN
th a t th e n wilt be no admission k targ u a rrt Jo n s,, BS3 Park AAf|,l,r> could use MORE OF TH ESE . '1 a t which limb * officers we“'" 'j And, 1.AD1EH, they say
charges or olhar collections.
sha'a
elected.
lonely tu LOOK A T ......................
The o ffre m ea elected are as If you aren't wearing a GAY
follow*: Mrs, Pat Johnson, presi GIBSON. . you wilt be . . . IT'S
d ent; Mlaa Dot Clausa, vlce-l'im i, > tlRF-SH
dent, Mlsa WyneBe Faircloth. tecro tary ; and Mra. Mark Palm er, re
porter.
Msrguarvt Jones, Bunn is Brrtdon,
Rafreahm ants were served later Wynelle Falielotb, Do* V, s u m ,
In Iba avenlng.
■Mr*. Pat John run, and Mra. Mark
To-Night
Theaa present ware the Misses palmer.
Martin’s Garape
General
Repairing
Truck & Auto
Service
ab
y tm
can afford
Martin’s Garage
Transit Inhi p- ■ telephone ealhi
between I'nriRda.nmf countriek in
Eupqoi
nml
Africa
nveiage,|
about »e»en a ,|ay dqtUig ll-IJ
Incresaing 7(1 |o-rcenl Over l»3G
FrulU and Vcifrlablcn
Fresh Dally
Cut Flower*
CURB SERVICE
I'riee* Right—See Ua
Spencer's Market
Comrr 2nd and Palmetto
(*A ^ //vB E A U T IF U L 1
mLO* C Y P R E S S
GARDENS
W IN TER
H A V IN '
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In
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P n r lih
H ouma.
TIIU1W DAY:
Holy Communion. 1:3® A. SI.
F i l l D A T:
***••! of Ih* Annunciation lluljr
Communion. l®:0® A SI. Lltnny
nnd Sir,Illation 4:3® |\ SI.
c t H iis g u lT f o x M , t in net,
(Nirner Cm k A v» ami Third Ht.
I’bMich Behoot. M l A »t
SP*itilng War»lil|*. It:®® A. SI.
Mtrmon by ihe Paator.
Chr lit b n ICndrnvor Hoc If! y, 7 i3 B
1*. II.
HfMAktr— l *i #d lie ini t r.
FiiiBT B i m ( r m i tu n
o Vu ; im »
Ilfv, Jiimf* h. Day, I'itMiur.
9:(.*». Hu ltd m Hrliiiiil.
II:®®, SlurnhtK SV«»mlil|i* *T**iifhhid tho (inriMriiia uf tho Mirlet^
m il In* tin* aul*jrrt uf llm mnrn*
I hh Bermans
•?3® lira VI1.7r inopllni uf thf
ii- T. I \ III tvlflcli III la <r>M|t*i-tf*d
Hint wr ii III liflVo nm .mirat a, I'lm
yutini
or riiulimtn Till*
in ci*Mnk Will an 1lltil 41 Hivnrv
Drill tlmi will |nkf Dip tnvly |mfl
of Dip f-vmliiK IlfV lft. A| II»p
cliia# of llila MPrvlro Dip iiitNlvr
will r|M.tk mi "rnnily Arrm lk."
v t-sa
M I . U T I I P I AttSIT ( III u r n
Nuitdnv Hidiool, | :!i u'clork.
SlorniOK SS'omlilp, 11;uA u'clork.
V. I*. I. Hrtvlcr, ft I .% o'clock.
l||*ft» Air Hi nice, 1:®i iPolock.
I'rrnchhiK H m ic t, 1 :0® o'clockAll dm
f Iiik I dk
with dinner nit
i •; =
Dip4 Broiiiitp i«| Dip Hanford Ifoa-
P* I TAbrriiiicIc. Klnlli Htrert nnd
Dim Avrnur. Tlir |iub1fo la In*
vltfd to come nnd iirm i a baakcl.
* ,
V. A. DlMsT.
Pre-Mr nl.
,! '
Sororities Initiate ,.. t
Four Sanford Girls
TAI.I.AHASSEE,
J.'.
* l 4j
Mar.
10.—
HI national
S tate Col
ju s t b^sn
a total of
within the
,
3!Ta
s
e
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NEWS OF OUR WINTER VISITORS
Expert OrganiHl To
Give Recital Sunday
O P R U S T L IR a the Huston G ontrrvatory of M'isic
*
i s>ft jUm
* * \f.
West Side Primary .
He Presented Monday
SO N O S
* •
■:
Fpring initlatloiis by
■oraritiea a t Ftorids
lege for Women have
cnniplstrd here with
164 students initiated
p ast three weeks.
Amnng the initiate* announced
by bliss Ruth Garcia, of Daytona
Reach, president, and Miss Emma
Randolph 'Elebaeli, secretary of
Pniihrllenir; are the Mlsiea Mary
N rlt Smith, a lifts Phi Alpha
initiate;
Jane Sharon,
a Chi
V I* H. L. S S«‘ I* SI
HONDAV
Omega
Initiate;
and Dorothy
rhlblffA>
Sliratuil.
3:JO
I*.
SI.
lly MRS. CIIAR1.K3 II. C O L E
Mltchcl and K alhrinr Thigpen, Pi
WDDNKMIIAY:
_______________ ____________
Kvriiiiiit Prnxci* and Hi>rr In I Rets Phi Initiates; all of whom
A In ire biu I cniliudimMi* .rfmup nddlcAA by Dir
llm
llnuillton
of pnrcnti nml frlcmU uV m U y WVft uf Da(n«*HVlll»‘ H rrrp i!*»#» to a te from Sanford.
South Side P. T. A.
Elects Its Officers
Sunday
‘
AT THE CHURCHES
f ih it
A N N A I1ELL. yon did a good
Job n* director . . . the town**
humming with it . . . anil Kvnu*
MONDAY
McCoy's harilone would mean u
The Prayer B and' of the Wo*
lot to miy pcogiam. . . Mildred
m an's' Auxiliary
of the First
amt Mr*. McCracken contributed
Presbyterian Church will meet at
much clso. . . . Ye*. I know I've
3:00 o'clock. A t 3:30 o'clock the
got to Mmi ;,i»M E W IIK ItE . . . .
Inspirational
Program will be
given at which time installation
. . . N IN E T Y -N IN E W O M EN
(Dtnrcrc oiectltig) were
mrved cnloyid n fmrly f®n«u»inn n |»li»*
of auxiliary officers for 1033 end
lunrhron
Wednesday
by the 141nin t»f
1030 will* he held. An Interesting
ninl fiilk* 11nil **
Millioditl Indies. , . hut KM were y o t i p of I'XilibUn illllatl mttltjr **
program hsi been srrsnged.
reglucnsl nl the mpe'.ing. . . . unit of work nil coniirnini'y
The Bibls Sludy Clsss of Holy
What H A P P E N E D to the O TH E R jimt f o i n p l d n l in Ibu Uiiii!
Cross Episcopal Church will meet
Mis. Iilit M.
Chamberlain of
at 3:46 o'clock, with Mrs. Amelia
F I \*E?f....................... I know one uiiiicr tin* nMniu Inting nli|w*i vUloll
Ohio, has
gone to
Noble, teacher, after which there
dhitig . . . . Ann Hill didn't want of M»»n Alin® CMpm*n, tcnchur. llarbeiion,
Ill i xp Inin 111u lilt* object of ll»i®| Clermont for a week's visit with
will be a meeting of Ihe Woman's
to W ASH D IB IIE H .............
Aoxlllary. An item of business
V. EEL, Msxwrll Htewart took unit of wink Miss Chapman tnldiMend*.
will be errangements for the joint
had lenn.rd| Mr. and Mr*. W. R. Tihbella and
Ih" Movie Queen ' in hla P A L E how the chlldirn
'' visit her parrn's, Mr. and Mrs. sclrra. Our
meeting of the Men's Club and the
rr.pohilhiliiy i* not
C H IF F O N
II A N D K E It something of the lipenuVRFndence daughter ha»o relurnevl lu HolderI toper, f'nilg Slum James l)ud O. J. Pope, for Ihe .weekend.
'A u xillrry on Wcdnrsday evening,
over hut is growing. Veterans of f CHIEF no.I ran a wny with it. . . of people, how they hud beenaUm* ness, N. IE, a fte r a stay of three
C
Mar. S3, In meet Iter, and Mrs. ward. Authur Simmons, J,
'
|tho
World War are dying nt Ihe every time he T i l A l l l
he’d be dialed to h keener i.ppraclntion month* at itltl Park Avenue,
Rebel, Jr.. John Jar-rg. Ilnraro
Bantont vltllom registered at
Ham'llnn Weal, Student Chaplain
air. and Mis. JI. II.C h a p m a n . , 03
„ dnyi Ma„ y un. |ril4. baf k in n T E E N Y W E E N Y mo- of their community, and also how
at G»IMt,vlllkrwNlNtf“*Tilbcd|tor-*JjW4f‘dl. »MU . Ltnn*. . Etno.t * .'* •u*hter,Jrne,
Jrne, *|rant
Ihslr studies had Ih-civ motivated the CJtsmbcr of Commerce since
>•*•
big
widows
nnd
childran
who
w
ill!
mini*
we
hoped
he'd
do
ju*t
that
Dill, and l.ec Mu,.ii
Mrs. J.
lerdsy In Jacksonville whrro Mr.
w e e k there.
by proldriiis naturally
arising Monday are Mr. slid
I .............. His modrla, Lucy, Ann*
From * Duytnna
were:
the Chapman wss the guest of honor need our help.
< 9 Tho Friendship f.eagun ot the
from their work in connection Krone, Whileslone, N. 7'.. Mr. and
“
Uur'a
it
the
privilrgr
mid
duty
Mae,
the
two
Dots,
Margaret,
Mra. U. Eypel,
F'lushing, Long
Congregational Church will meet Misses Jnnut l.»ng- Mary Caro- j , a Masonic Con.-lavn,
to trail, our children of the scr- Janie, and Mary, were T ill! -I 'E lt ll with litis unit
s t the parsonage, g it Palmetto Hum bios*, l/.uisu l.ully, Mue
Much enjoyment Wit* nfforded Island, Mr, and Mrs. Clem V.
v Ice o.tr i.icn gave, I lie- jirlnclp'r* . , , .A N D M ai, in his own Q U E Herkstt-eut,
Ronalie
Curry.
Clue
Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Kirk hsvo
Avenue at 3: on o'clock (or u
B E T lt 'H ie v lrim * liy tin- intcrv'ling t v Jarol-s, Ijtkrwuod, Uhlo, Mrs. M.
Auiuret
I’eters left for Norfolk, V*., where they for width they fought .in,I died.1 A T IIIO N wns ipii'e the
lualness
inoettng.
ilnstrasr*: Johnson, and
port* on the various exruislons E. Cramer, Ml»s M. E. IllrheshaiWe
iiiui>i
in
o
i
l
in
thrill
our
love
I
D
W
K
T
II
ED
M
AN
in
the
midirnrr
mulls. Kn herine met, and Mis. II. II. Doawrll nr
Mrs. Iloot and Mra. Jew ett.
, Also, John Svldun. Jack Dan". will visit for n short time after for our flog which in pesee g iv c » ,. . . As u C H E E R L E A D E R who made l>> t
Harndhail,
C h a r l e s which Dr. Kirk’, mother will ucHagmi told who ut Hu- visit to Fort Wayne. Ind., Mr. and Mra.
The Co-opr-rnlivo Concerts At Charles
in
so
much
ninl
osk,
i.o
little."
I
ou*
TM
O
D
E
T
E
R
M
IN
E
D
lie
piar.
Bellos,
Charles
Fnon,
Floyd company them home,
— . -----------| in-ally M-nl us Into Itir AISi.EH. the Bp'-nrei llm dm Ib'ity wheri'J E vrrell R. Davis nf I'uugflkeepsie,
Odietu. ,li(onn
ii die ton, and
Met ralght,
A N D Mr. HiiiipKort. u cheer* the * Midieu envv tlm rows milked. _N. Y., Mr* M. I.
John Hahthait.
Mr mid Mrs, E. 8
ll.nixlian
iip|icd nml'
hade* with F ltE N C II A N C E S the IhiIIIik lilh'il nllil rtiiiiHsI;
TO R S nnd a IIED N O B E ^ who w h r.r r m " child VI,* given u U r a n C t t t 0 C o n C C D T O
tot'iuilon will pra*ent It,,......min nnd children, and Mr. and Mrs
miik
iiifc® Imim*.
llioncato nt the Princess Theatre J. W. I’ayne of Juckinuvlllo are
----------I nar afraid Ihe T E ater “world KtiKlI bot'b*
tile
vriekend
g
u
r
,li
ut
sir.
and
nt R:l& orient,
The Kflulh Side I*. T . A . held ' would T IN K hi« picture I.O U -X E K The visit to Ihe Hen.iniile County
Flint Show One O’Cjock
Mr"- A. W Lee, and M r and Mr*. llielr regular iilceUng T Inn oil a y was anything Iruc lou *ee lilinseB l.uunihv was repotted on by Do'
TU E S D A Y
Thf II. F. Club of Cost Matron" Edmund Meisrh.
t'fteraoon in H-u uudlturiuin n< . . * and wlien the moving pic- fhre< M rlsJIuu, who told uIhuiI Tlw Hosomarir Brancato Cone
Monday
. . . .
....
„ , „
which tin e tho uim iiil elicllon •ore earners ndilnl G I.A M O B to the fiiiiinee, the iipiMculils lor re ft will be prnscnteil
of ti<niln“ln Chapter
Number
Fl emU o f Mis* flelly Greek of n(ficl.ni W„ B
Hllll Mr*. the H O M E T IltV N it was Mr. (Lying
and
the |iiinngem '7lts| evening nl FI:(HI n'rloek al tho
Two. II. H, H. y B| meet at x :ou
Finch tlilld ] I'lin rrss T hrutrr, Thi* will he tha
K n u ic being raelralcti Simp.-.im puinle-l out W H Y C E L made for Ironing.
o'llotk nl the heme of Mr". J w ilU .c g ls d to lesm that, she J * ,, ,
vvi'll n pi m il tili'l 11h'r<l In Ihe set Ivor uf Concerts
FR Y
IIR IN C S
SO
M UCH VV»* ...... ..
O llulf. r t:» Hnnlortl Avenuo. rraiiteriiig from on opciation fur pre* idrnt.
n lifoHi i. i i * ii Miuvelrlcr of the offered liy the Co opcn,ti»o Conwill. Mr*. A. Iv. hlne-maker ns nppendichis wh’rh ahe underwent
Ollier of fleer* ejected were: M O N E Y .............
ivcenlly ot the IVnlvslant llo»pj Miss Frailer* Morruw. vice-|ile»lcerts Assucistion.
. . . . Keane nnd John Ivey of I II. loll
to he*t> **.
till In N'n>livil‘e, Tcnn.
liiv*i cnee Nln»|- then told nl«mt
Mi** nrsncitlii who, a few seadent; Mi*. Porter I-u ving, *icre didn't have BEW EItVEIt H E A TH
lory, Mia. Itnlirjl Colili, tn -iM iiri; E IT H E R . . . nml we H A T IN T H E the cvriurdoii lu l|ie F'lr.- Blir'lon mmi* ago was sn unknown ItalianMr. and Mi*.
mmett Me( all. nl|(| j|nJ< Hcnuan Middleton, hia- C O R N E R toge her nt fi *( . . • when- evi-iyonr lM*a|iie iinp iim l- American girl, won
overnight
Mr. snd Mrs. R. 0 . Fox and „ )rk n ,
In ''Klgolelto''
hut It wasn't long In-lurr we •d vvilli ilie various *ignnl* ii*rd; since,s a , Gilds
gue-ls, Mrs. Caroline Fox, Miss
Mra. E. D. Brow idee gave an in S C A T T E R E D O H R H E I.V FJi nlmut Mild *u\v nil ixniuple uf the quirk with the Chlr.igo Opera Company.
An orRan ,rw ilel wit he given Floienre Fox. ninl Mr. nml Mrs, terest ing In Ik on the “ Home",
. . . . Jimmy Itulisnn hud on :■ |i epaiu<|otif made for going to "Not the ren-nlioiial debut of
son, Erwin, uf
G uth'C urri," write Ihe veteran crlby William r\ Connell, J r - at Ihe Fieil Fox nml
Monikers present vu*td in tel urn hu ml some B T 1'.', 1'IHt'K’H D A Y 0 file
A ll Kouls Catl.olie Chcrrlt Sunday rhirapn, rp rnl yesterday at J>sy- tn the n'd plsn nf regular m eet C'PAT. . ^ . anil I wiw Kpetsly
Afli r i In* program altenlion lie of the Chicago American, “has
efterhuon at 3:lMl b 'clock, Rev, J,- toTix Bearh. Mr. and Mrs. Fred ings on tlir first Thuiwlny in each W atron
wearing
n precious was lulled to posters showing a »u,|, n p-ndemoulum a f applsuse
J . Kellnglmp. pi. lur ef the Cl.«|rh. Fox and son, Erwin left today for mnnlli.
'WAY BACK hut that I lliliik! tm ndre ..r coimuunMy hel|wis. greeted a new operu stx r In chlca;
M mol, Bt. Prtvrsburg, and o'her
annmineed today.
go. F'or a t least four minutes
Itcfrrhinrnls were sol Veil in the came from A T L A N T A .................1*0.1. a* policemen, postmen, etc..
A total of 11 selections are rout hem cities.
lunctirncm by the iii»,ie*sr*, Mr*. Mary lliggina n* the IngMIlie] <»«'■ »•“•> '» bookie's p rip a m l by after lire aria *Curn Norm-' tho
conductor wn* not I'llovved to pro
children on fainl life
Yd. S. Brumley, Mrs. Kirby File, movie qiireu looked even p te llle iI
Great inle est A n, shown in ceed."
listed on the program to I* play end Mrs. F'rrnce* Mi-rrlwenther. than unMl.
. . lairllle BoD, as
ed mi Ihe new Hammond Electric
Mira Rranralo h i, studied under
HI^ARDD wo* glamorous . . and the exhibit on l|ii- floor, nl the
organ w li'rh is Mid >0 hova til
preparing her
Madam U'>truusLi AMAH MAMA b«ck of the roam, which wu* a Ksbeil Lleblilrg,
unusual fidelity of tone.
BROWN w o, le t By well done by minin' ip-,, jrpllce of. our own operatic repcr'o.n,' and also a
rommuiiBy
Mr. Conntll is a graduate of
Mra. M rK larro m .................. I'm in
Sunday—Monday
.
.— ——
A *; A
DuDols, Pa., Mr. and Mra. C. Loonard, Carthage, kin., Mr. and Mra.
A. Cruickshank, Wealon, Ontario,
Canada.
An old-fashioned fish fry -will
lie given for w inter visitors on the
hank, of the HI. Johns River on
Mar. 'J6. The yurht fh a ru ih wilt
leave thu municipal pier a t (H30
A. M. and will rruiae up tha rlvar
tu Lemon Rluff. Tickets m ust bv
rreared st the Chamber of Com
merce.
The regular m eeting u l the
Sanford Tourist ( lull will be held
Monday night si 7:30 P. M. ot tho
Chambi-r of Commeiro Building.
K iilrrlulnm cnt will be furnished
by the Future
Farm ers Hiring
Rand,
conceit repertoire in four tang*
Uage*. She
has nlutHr-d in the
marter rlris, ol
Madsmo Schumuni, lleluk.
8 Selected At Tally
For Phi Hetu Kappa
T A L L A H A H S E F :, Mar. ID. (A l
— Fix armor* ar.it two Juniors at
F'turiibi Sla'e CoBcge fur V/omen
wrro circled yesterday 1 1 member*
ship in I'M llrta Kanpr, olderl
academic honor society lu America.
Tho clet till are Miss C lu r lllH
Carton "f Fnilfo Hpiinga, M.aa
Maly M nrgllrl'r En-ign of Orlau*
do, bliss Kathleen Ann* Urunpe of
Tamin'; Mio« Elixt belli
Mviritt
Jink* of Tullahamer, Mlaa Mary
Virginia Isqiea of D«ylonn R»ach,
ami M p n Margusrite llc'cn Bjo,*
train of Miami.
Tlie Junior* are Mlsa F'ranre"
May Dm igt-" of Miami nml Mias
y ,rile , c* Goorgalle
Roberta of
Jacksonville,
i* H g * a * a a B « a B B n a a a a a a * a a a M w * B a « a w a w
W E R T -T h e JE W E L E R
Dlaavdndi, ind Walchaa
. .
Fine Watch Ana Jewelry Repairing
Diamond Mounting And Engraving
•a r x ix a p n n s i a*.n r n n u m a o , __ a riisr a».
n es, a
a »»•
Itaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaan— ■■■■naanaaanai
Evaleen •••#,,**•
Returns From Spring Beauty SHow
, . . Special Instructions In Hair
Shaping And Hair Styling From* Adolph \
* * e
Miss Mulligan Had Special Instructions
On Facial And Scalp Treatments
We Invite You To Conault U« Upon The Latent Style*
Evaleen s Beauty Salon
W W V W r r V j:*
ii
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mik'L.
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t^p-N nW u
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.’iit? risSJ! —,<u
^ VtE:j'y U iiv ? v i
I T SEEMS'1—By Ji
S i'ip iB s a « k j r » u f
• t th* grants wcra-tofl h|gh bare/. m i* <k»‘ f'W U rf ' . ' •*
th *
district m eeting J r A ntton h*Ht ’
(to ‘O * local Elk's Lodge raatap- *’
day »f(»rooon, which ***, taUrt'
bread by ~*' dsnc* In the C tf j L
<1.
everal Leaders Of
!Green S h i r t s Are
Nabbed I n R a i d s
BIO DB JA NEIRO , Mar. 1 0 .|—ro ller nnnounc&I today the
Miration of a plot by mamliera
tba onec-poworful FoacU tk In*
• ra lla t p arly to aaaatalnato Pres*
last Cetulio Vary*a nnd to an
na* r widespread re m it in Brmtil,
Barcrnl leader* of tfco grecnI'rted Integral tit p arty wot* Br
istol! In * sw ift scries of night
lids.
Quantities
Ids. Q
usntilles of arm s and
imnnlllon, said to be Intended
> the uprising, were seised.
A rod'o trsn im ltlc r and 3000
[g e n bearing swastika emblems
- grero taken In a raid on the homa
- o f . Pllnlo
Balcailn,
Integrallit
' leader.
Reloads, who raraprd, w as deelired a ftiguHve from justice as
Visa* tlnslavo n i r r i w , generally
're ta rd e d as number tw o Into' graliat.
' ttnrroao Is n well-known author
nnd member of (lit
Brasilian
Academy of Letters
who one.
l she tiled Ft am good fo r to men In
. ■ fight**' •
. O n trftl police headquarter* said
> re volts wero to luvo hern staged
; almtfllsnenutly In tho early m orn
ing of Mar. t l .
3 Tho announcement said a special
platoon of grron shirt* was deIailed In assnsaliiam Vnrgss, inem*
berg of his rabtnol and other
promtncFif persons. Including jonrnalisl* who hod opposed the In -
H in t taking Oatmly bonds fo g U
r o lh e PtfrX c a a w d ita ojw *-
mmss)
value, of Florida’s wltdllta r* '
soorcos.*’ ho tto'.od. JH . h u
r'iimrf though daring th a t time.
Florida lisa worked to Bfcpt*
bolter legislation for lha prol ret km of Wild Ufa, and through
tlia opr rot k>n of a B ia s Depart-'
incut r.f oauiO and Freak H fitfr
K ilt (Croatrd In 1 9 » a nd tw lcf
i-io,1 ifIccl in form since that
d ata).' to »<:ur* b e tte r law aprnrrem ent and observance. The
n'nrmlng fact th a t Florida must
face la th a t though lose m ar
lisrn l-'jen retarded, the decline
continues. There m ust t*e a
ren o n .'
‘'During ‘Wildlife fled oral Ion
Work, Mur- III 3#,' tlio peoplo pt
Florida throughout lha M ate,
reports from ev«rr section In'
dlcatoi will come together to
find tho reason nnd tho remedy'
M w ea u tk
9s i m l
This ritualistic Initiation fol
lowed a t ilia Lodge Ball during
ifgra I n cooperation
’Of* Progress sdmln-
w it bp e^l down hy. the _ ^p tals
on rqnfnracpt w h>h according to
(he M M M smoprit to' appro si-1
m ntrly W.FOO; and.enough more
to reduce the rxeeis to ha In line
whh tba fhpjTT gootfd In the patit lop. Is aspect ed from l^a *sl* of
the old hospital site.
:
i—
Mar. 10.—A
Satda¥shows
l S th>(
f r etpployeie
$ M aliable
!
CPWUI-WIOI
BHDISSS SetiTBHCBi
KNOWYOUKN0VJ tifb
rider*
I
th e ’
Pony!
latter
, such
‘svill*.
i
GENEVA
Irt)\e-Lorn Snipe
Dance By Night
OVIEDO
Mrs. TiHildo a tid Mr*. Ilrnwn
n( chill until were In Uvio,|o Hunil»yA number of Oviedo Town
sondilos li'u td Dr. T uouseiid',
uddicss in Urlondn on rtunduy
ufternuon.
Mrs- t<. A Itoe. Mr*. T. W.
1Jtwloii. Mrs. W. P, C urler cc|„hratod Mr*. C arter's birthday liy
going to the CrprOM Garden* at
W inter Haven on Tuesday.
Friend* ot Mis* Annboll L in
ger. u tornior le a th e r Imre, now
In Orlando, Is contiued to her
Danger Of Floods
Passes In Alabama
rer.a on*. Inelcfl ng the newly con*
uucred Ethiopia! If would pave the
wny fo r possible ahnercatloh of
other territory! It would make
Mussolini joint-dictator
of th r
| II Duca'a
lu te rrtn tlo n
In the
•nllnniM telegraph service In Ppnnhh civil w ar on the side of
N oycm bn. lsfil.
J tho feeelit rrh fla la p a rt and
In the some y ra r tlia (Invarm Pnreel of Ibis scheme. lie want*
men- p'dd a mllliou-dollar aab- * grip on flpaln which iwBl glv*
sidy or a *|s-dny u-strek m all.b 'm an Invaluable ally to offservice on tho Ilulierrield Blaga set and tipsel B ritain's control of
t.ino, longest continuous it***
u '* • w**'
line evor organised—SSKp milep U rn M editerranean w here the
rnggeslloni fropi
W PA b**dq u irtera In JaekaaovIKe:
first: That this project be held
in abeyance until lt»o work PJP'.
grern for iha com'ng ' yfar Is
deteimined.
. t
Second: T hat Ihe project should
be set up for Ihe eitlm aled time
lo complete which la about on*
yenr.
T hird; T hat the oply skilled and
re ini-skilled labor w ^ch, a re f t f
'he local re lie f' roll* in Sanford
lie shown a s being furnished ter
MENTAL WIZARD . . . .
<ien northern A frica m ight be a
A man with n multiple m ind.grave tnensco to English p frstlre .
Is III, hard W. Illahtinlr*. 33, of I ] ( |l l r r h a s Joined syllh Mussolliiffuln. Now York. Strang* us ||n| In the Spanish Intervention
it sev'im. Itlalitinlro developed f„r four reasons:' (1) "iTa la keeph i, unusual m ental, ulilll.let
ing hi* bond to assist the Italian
spite p( Ihe tact thut h* nevor program : IS) h* Is fighting his
w rnt pant Iho llftii grade In p«t bugbear, communism,’ which
s< IiihiI.
I exist* to a greatd r o r leas degree
Ope «f hi* many tent* la glv-Iln Ihe Spanish loyalist ranks; (8)
Ing mi utally the s.re and coslm h* will hove * n r ally against
ol nil niiglc* U fou- decimal Franc* If the RpanDh Insantcn's
Places and Qi* logarithm*
of wlni (4) he h u troop* and War
num ber, tu *ev<n plarca. Ila eatf machine* In 6 p i|n to atag* a dlnl«o toil you tin, vn|u< of p| to version w hkh m ight tend to keep
1j", places without looking » uP. France from Interfering with hi*
Ho dees' not know how ho doori present expansion eastward.
|.
i Mussolini hasn't been talking
—r --------'
------------- — : t much about his p’anv. Recently,
this week,
however, with n rare exhibition
Mr. cham berlain of LouDvjll*, of nerve, he'holdly demanded of
Hy.. claim adjustor for tho |j , N England th at he bo given a ’hsnd
ItallMuut win In tlvirdu Wadi to r ln fontrplllng (be 8ce* c a m !—
ip,y
y
llfet'm e of the lirltlsh empire. lie
Mis. Hugh Flint of l/rlohllo ,U o h , i b**n w aging a vlgoroua
vlsltcil her parents, Mr. ahd Mi*, propagsnd* cam paign am ong the
W. It. Young mi Wednesday.
Ar*b P»°D e* In French and RylProfessor and Mr*. J Tilden *'*h territory, lha purpose of this
Jacobs .if Hunfnnl n.>r« V1 iHito being to m ike hiinself tbylr ch*min tho home id Judd" Th^o Aulin pl°H nnd « the same (.me stir up
troublq for B ritain and France.
The' Frenrh
Mrs. It. U Wheeler m t o r l a in c J ................
.... - H*v*, alleged
- - that
ihe KiillllnB t’luh a t her homo Musipllnl i*^ Preparing to fry loi
oji Main tu rre t Wednesday a t. nnnex fren ch Worths in Africa, to
go along with Ila’Ian Lybia which
tc rnnon.
James L ex J r , T. L. LI nn. Tea between E gypt and French
Jr* and Itih c rl Murphy. J r , at- A lger'e. W ho'her lh»l i* hi* dim.
'h ere 1* ' plenty of rich territory
tended the l.-.ill gam s a t Tinker
T-.
wllhpi the ion* of aclfvltleq per
Fj, Id In Urtsndo Wednasday.
T. U Hugo was In Orlando mitted it’m by the Rdma-Bcrlhi
Wednesday oq businaw.
■ which won more th a n two-tbird*
of lha German vot* in Csacha| rloyakia to its N u t standard lo
lha t9 3 | elections, demand* th*:
It: be rtcognlsod aa *Thf, s*J«
repretantativa of German ele
ment* In- Oreoboslovakla - .
O a lls s N C rw Was* On*
I)gnl*ln. . and bt* Mast supavoid (war.
p e rttre to uarm auy. ware txpactA lH u w (H b* introduced in od
oppoa# grouping, ot tog
th* CireBkolovakiaq parliament
Bgdptonq .yr|th anch a n ll-K tsi
giving th* eogntry'a
$,$*0 00* .G erm an partial aa the Oarttkqg
Germans.- including th* militant
Cp«M .Dqtoqarnu and Grerasp
ar*h ttllriv
Pi
Huda/air'‘ tlnni
D autich
party tl
under
! Agrarian* to ptfkin* ryprssagtqIII* Natl- ls«d»r, hip ol Konrad
tlTta to r gov.n>m*pt post* qojtor
Iliojein, r*prea*nmiion la aa.
tfat guyernpitnt'B prppoiad M l ,'
dona) and local government* on a
prep«rtj«m la basis.
•'
A l.hout b . lb*
B»v«rnm#nt‘»
o o o n ig s iQ S m a x a c t
moyp »M arpeftad to nap* ao«*« ba| lh« te n sio n b a tV * * n 0 » r
TttAfllllNGTpN, to rrb l L many nnd Csachojlovokia, due -Tha Mcuritiaa and axchai
lo Hlllar** dem and, for tb a "po-
to
Mr. and Mre. J. K Bulder of
Chuluola way* *“ Oviedo oo
Mr*. Niblaek, and Ur*. Jordan
business Thursday,
Mrs, Cooper. Mr* MrOonrsn
spout ' W adoW
ay Orlando
^-----In
Chopping.
nito* HtUon b*( returned from
u ebljq, Ala..
where b* wot
ctJ1#- Bpua thB uinMc nf hi*
brstbae.
E y. ^ d y r e . C«rf FannaU nry
axpectlng fo m ore V 10 'b * lr
n a v b o m t Utf W*gt B t w 4 7 ) f
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.
a w w t f a r f i- s
w*. damagd wai aaijclpatad.
^ ^ * m»3» hare catqo piincipally
fHtoi anulon at B tomporeiy **o- hoartf tlio
pcifoimanc* you'v*
«*-» f —r t i t * '
flfel f ( lb* laYea gyatom, wgahed bafn rig h t close to lha apiiit of VrliUh ' hM * I r r e M
H
w
1*
th* mountainous
mtder the fll;:* Unemployment
Compensation Law employed SOL*
93* employees during 1937 and
th a t th f ir yearly pay toll was
HM.27C.d2n, ThU su rrey shows
t b i t the throe Industries In tho
3 tala a re wholesale and retail
trade,. m anufacturing. and trsns*
ports!Ion in llie 'oriler named.
In Brm'nol#' ’ ronnty 72 firm s
acknowledge IliVnUy under tho
Stf'te U nemctoym rnt CompensntMa Law. T heaa firm s reported
1,79# worhara who drew In w ares
during 1937 a tojat of
H f. tia b 'o n rm a In this county
contributed ft!4,Bia.CS U the filkfo
Unemployment C o 'm p e n a a U o n
m
win A f l A u titin
which in c owalloin
l b a a tlp u to f tl.
)<hri*|nUva
appr
Advertifiementa
votv* f d a
g c o r q e h . » « ip o * .
in .
• f V-—g w sd '
FOR a a r U lM M tl T t T I I
to (!■ * * Bw U
Is wCIr WsrSs ■** TH r far
lalallM to fs*a» a t baStar
I s paetae aapaaf raaSIllaas.
I faa ha*tar fpras. kaalaaaa* , ( m
Fundj
Whoiessle and retail merchante
tbrdughoot the State employing
eight o r more worker* Kara a
total employment 'o f * M 4 9 em*
ployeee who drear in yvstiy wages
W millions of dollar*. Manufacturera who reported th e second
largest pay. ro'l In 'the Slat* paid
5 I J I 4 workers klmoat 4T million
doCkM. during . kAtX*'XaanapeaUs
Won companies Including Interrtpto railroads, street, ■urimrbsn
ind h tle m tk n railroad* and city 1
sod sortMirhan bus lines, trucking
snd for blr* ‘traniportetlM i* arid :
w ater transportation employ 20,948 employee* who received last
year 32 m ifion d etlira In wage*.
Interstate railroads alone employ
16,731 employer* In lha R lsje snd
tha’r yearly pay roll .amouhted to
more than 23 million dollars.
Contractors
and ’ construction
companies employed 13,934 eniployees who were paid 13 mlPlan
dollar*. Communication companies
Including telephone and telegraph,
•ommerefal r i d o and rc lrtrd ser- (
vie* had 5,l9fl employees and p
i*y roll of 93,7401)9. P u b lic’
itnitlaa Including light, heat a ml .
power companies, electric and gas,
paid 4,738 employee* |A,013,142.
Hotels, rooming hhtnos, comps and
other lodging plate's had tlj3 3 rlnotay***’ with * p»y roll of 9 p i 9 . - I
000. Insurshre farrier*, agent* I
m d. broker* employed. -VHO ru t'
p h ^re* w ^ V poy: t i l l of 94,n u f a , W n o rW acrtlcu 4 , t | l emi t f Z i With u jl*y roll Of! 9341M.'
lOO. B ral F.sisl* hteludfhg dealers, •
agent* ' and b ro k en
2,70) am- ‘
sponsor
qgUf» rqif pgy ypll 93.701^00
B
lount of
lnhtg nnd q q irry ln g 1030 emntoyagt w ith pay n i l O lJto.opo
f l a w * companies lrdcd)ng hank
3«d tru s t corqpsn'es, lorestm en!
baak'ng and nacurttg speculation
W . « P » « * t a ' 'p*y roil . U.1X3.' .
Germany Demands
Czechs Quit Pact
With‘Soviet Russia
■>«i.
k
finally locked iu the City ja il'
aa' p art of Ibe Initiation.
TAM.AflASSEE.
DUPFALO DILL . . . .
Klrntige oc |t neonis, Duffalo
Hill,' Indion scout, one* was
l.ultulo ll|||,' r.n-ii'iun. Wiicn only
a Isd nr IS y cirs, Irafnra ho
eurnod his famous nickname, hn
liindo on" of the most rem arknb|n rides in tho onhsD of Iho
t’ony HvpOe.-s.
According to historians, Cody
Jollied l ho I'ony Kspress a t lh ‘>
use of 1( Ip Isf,o, (ho year the
service was formed. After serv
ing ti v*title at Hi* HI, Joseph,
tin , t'oily LrUn»fOr t< U tu lieii
ltulto. Niihrnikn.
From this simloti, young lull
Mill tiny act out wjl]i tho mulls
fur Tlirco FrossInRs. Wyoming,
n rid" "f 7d mile,. When ho got
tlif'ro Iho iiu»t rider, who was
to carry the loail westward, was
ill, so t ’ody Vululiter red in con*
tliiue on to Itocky Itidgn, OB
mile* further.
Mr*. OsorKo Lindsey and, liarNot only did tho liny finish
ry Lee I.iud-oy spent the week- this lap, hut. without slopping to
end In Huwllim Green with Mr rest, k turned to Ited llutlo.
and Mr*. It. I- Lintl»,-y. Mr. makinn n tm ul of I I I milet In
K) Llmliay tu tfrred * rtioko l»*t
* TueuUy hut I* slightly improved.
Mr. amt Mr.'. Gone Ti.tlo ill
{ Folksloli, (in. weIB Urn guests
or Mr., and Mr*. F. ». Dw,lr>
Bntuid*)'.
.
Mr. "ml Mi*. W. t. Hug spoilt
Tlu- cl hue nf excessive d
tho weekend at tlicir inm p nt
Pcreimuioii Hammock They had ngP hi' this all Amertran
aa th eir gu'>*l* Mr. mid Mrs. I’ Wilsons snipe o r “jacksn
/ ■ II. Douloy, Kleanor iHKiley, slid tcriihly lin’d.
There Isn’t n section nf
fiiU.B, llolley.
f y / Mrs, F. Itchnh relHrfliyl tint Untied . H ate*, from Alaska
•'
urduy from a visit t" Hi, I'd or w
burg- rfcarwnleri Mlmul, Falni
f . Drech, and *1owJ*toh.
r:
Mrs. Morn Hmlth, Mis.
F
* '.7lel'.ch. Mr*. H' l.o 'y .■Mr*, tl. It.
u i:U w r , hJHl' • 4jrs- . 'itlnri. spoil!
h i kW|guen(Vy nt thrf^ltavinn ; 0 » r
vV' den*. '(bf^^PalatkJ; nn,| Hllver
; - Brrtpgs.
?.
; ' y 4 **r*! Im tu a Alderman wus
‘ Shopping In llrlsndn Thursday.
Tlio UanlcU- clifli, m rt Friday
Bftdlpmin wTlh M r:; O fri" Math Florida, where there Is Logland
.
Frlemls »f M ix
Itrowfi will
* regret tu 1*urp Hint alia Is III at
‘ liar boino. *
Mis* lsnb,'|l» Thurshy nf Tulla
haa.se guve „ canning demonCal!* I
•C, ktretlon ul Iho ('nmiuutihy House take*. In Nor.li Garullna,
A 1. Tuesday attornoom- Members ol fornla, and the southi-rnmoat part
lh* th* -4-11 f’luh, it ml HurtleDemon- of Bf*sU.
W ith ID sw ift, weaving flight
? t g n U « n Women from over ‘the
and Ila plaintive cry of "Hcaip.
county, were present.
realp 1“ as It lake* wtog, the jacksnipe U tho fam)U*r sprite of the
lowlani1*, the- ilamp pasture, tho
muddy Shore of lake and stream,
Th* jackinlpe Como and goav
m yrtatjously
it* rmigration
; ‘r “ " ““
my
Mat iously on Ug
journeys.
fa n n eerr find* ■*
>•
joum ays. ,^h*
Th# farm
colony of Ship*
shlj W*y, .probing to
rv-',A s. mpin
Ms meadow on an Oc’obcr
Ing wh*c* ha ha* ndfilr bafora
■wen a snjpe, and a* abruptly.
asding rapidly, after giving th* they're all gmjf.
JfO f redldanl* of tbi* communi
"C»M )^blrds.-' the old ms mb'
ty 0u nnilou* night Tbo Con#* men V t t g ^ o call tham ; some day*
huh wag ' rising n«*r Hr"wiop,
bn*, backw ater,
from
Murder
(■frfaab there were going down and spring th* ^tortLsnlp* doaa a m a t -
G W 's
; *' thiring. ,lk* second degree
InllWitoic tUa' i t hair* tnatobar*
# e rd ' paraded down Urn atreali
la lqdjrroaa coatnmaa «nd w art
try IndlvMddl K f t m l d r n l o t
tem li»i»-
T errorist hands of green shirts
were to havn occupied police and
grnty aUMons, light and power
plsnte,
while others deployed
through street* tossing bomb*.
Tlia Integrallsls were nn h n p n r
vK U n t political factor In Draxll ba>' fora V argss1 roup d 'e lit of Inst
r'.jHov. 19 when lie pi eel si m nl ft new
eons#Italian Inverting him with
f : supreme power.
[ : / The president followed hi* coup
with p proclamation dissolving tho
tatag rallsti as a ]g>lllir*| party, as
; ’ , wall aa all olher parties.
Btnea th a t time, police sold, the
^•lyavolutlorisry movement had been
s’;' fctowing nailMn ih e kilegm list
vj .yanks.
i t V argas' ban on political ae'lvl*
. . lies also hit flrrm in Nssl* In
Brasil, prompting repreaanlatlons
/. .by ths German embassy a rf ln s t
I* the ruling. Only two day* aim the
r president disclosed the rejection of
Mil German content inn*.
Hall tout »<|hL/l<*-nl Antler or. flcUls announced to d a y ..
REPAIR SHO
N . P A ftift A V B ,
am is
Jp« vyre two dw
�«
• '
baw jh da y ,
MARCH IE, i w
RAWrOHD (HERALD, SANFORD, FLORID^
h QTidals Of!
roiusia C o u n t y 1
Jnspegded By Cone
ji& s r a s .rc r s
Pm M tw o Vabwle County tom
■ M t w r i yesterday nml promised
• ferond Jury Investigation of their
o f f lth l conduct.
''
Ho roplAe'ed Chairman J, J.
C him e o f O e L e n d and Com mi*
•loner W. M . H ankins o f Day
lotta Beach fa r IS specific Inslkneaa Of neglect of duty, Incnm
petenc* end misconduct by State
A uditor W. M. Walnwrlgtat., '
H a Im mediately icleclcd J . God.
fre y D reks of DeLand to succeed
C hun ami Rudy N , Graham nf
D aytona B lech to lucceed lla n kMs.
T he suspension* Involved the
ttn s i
county where,
on New
T e a r's Day, 1037, the than Gov
ernor, Davo Sholts, nought to rem ere Mr». Irene A rm strong from
h e r office as m ayor of Daytona
Beach,
M rs. Armalron(r gained n ation
wide attention when ahe arm ed' a
ecero of pN kem en, barricaded be.rnelf In fTfy.iCall and def ftjls n e f
fo rt to woft Italy
The H atlonsl RgsVa waa- iniihtlJ m L but A d ju ta n t General Vivian
V Cot): ns *arn> Ma njrn homo
when circuit court stepped In with
an Injim ct'on. • F our days late r
G overnor Cbne eamo Into office
and rescinded the onler seeking
to remove Mra. A rm strong. Still
later, th e Supreme Court found
Governor S holti had had no a u
th o rity to remove a city official.'
Today’s suspension order n ’
1’i l n it Hankins recited 1fiot hr
pdfd alsriem of county employes
who w e re 'n o t working, received
a perrcnlega of wages paid some
woiIters, c o m p ellin g 'to m e'to eon
tribute, perm .fted "road*employees
o f hia district to work on the pre
mises of Tits son. (Dmy Itanklhs
while they were receiving county
pay, and incurred' debts without
authority.
The o th er qyder laid Crume
p i Id fo r his residence telephone
with county money, "eornepll# ac
cepted money" from Sapply firm s,
compelled employes "to ' pay sub
stantial slims into a political fund
b y “th re a ta of d'am iaral," o*W
county gasoline and, a t the tam e
time, eftsrycd m llesge w ithout
legal su th o h iy . sa d Incurred on
authorised debts Bor t i e county.
fl-v.Ttyr. J M L , ’ 7 ' ’
The repair
and . renovation
work underway for the post few
weeks a t the Municipal Athletic
Field Is nearly completed and
th e park Is pt-srDealty ready for
use by llie Bsnford e n try In the
Florida Stnta ImagUo th is teaton.
Tho grandstand h a t been t*
paired 1and painted and some
te ste made more comfortable in
th o cenlral section o f the atruclu re . Tbo bleachers are b etnl
worked on. a t the present «Uu*
and will b« finished neat week.
Tho grounds, are ready as the
In fk 'lJ - Snd outfield ' h»s
been
leveled off
considerably.
The
building cf tho fenter borderin>
Mellonvllle A*mue and t ’elery
Avenues aro s l a t e d t o bogln In
tho n ear future
^
Seafoods contain from oo in
Slid tim es a« murb imline n*
fitoils rnisnd on land, n n o rilltn
to Hit* U. 11 bureau of ffcdieriea
C la s s__rifie_______
d Advertisem
ents
___ *» w * * •__- "» •
1 r_m
i
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lc—Aononactnenla
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j
12—Wanted
WANTED; second hand
Is 'c it
edition Encycloppedla Brilanics,
HAVE TOUR Watch repaired by llrply Bos OX care Sanford H e r
t» o who really knows how, aid, statin g cash price.
W. J . K ing, I'lumblng-Plione GO.
Briggs, Jews’er Magnolia Avc.
16— A p a r t m e n t s F o r B e a l
YOU A llE Invited I* atlrn d tbo
revival se rv ic e s' a t tbo F irst (i Alt AUK APARTMENT. 112 W.
4th SI.
B aptist ChurOi ett-.t evening *1
1:00 P, M. from March <0th
21—Lola
For Hale,
through M arch 30thCUIHlNtl OUT i n|i, of largo luU
MONTEZUMA
on lha
Peninsula c|nsn to
Under New Management
Wa aistf. eaastllH ttl I t u n llu f •4<«n- and rteor. Dm. milaioouUi
•moekly' guests. Rates per w ee k - uf city limits, (tily wsli-r, elec
j a m 13.00 to 30.00, single—I it .GO tric and tnlrphono. I'rirca USB,
a n d up, double. Rales by d sy — to IJOO. Lot? on paved stre e t■
31.00 to 3*30, single—33.00 to 1100. and IISO. All loln '11 0 ,
or Sin. u mnntli
33.00, double. O ur beds t i e the down anil
b w L H ot and cold w ater 111 every Immediate pO'M'aSpin. I’leur Tltl®.
room. A homelike- otniospharo plus K r « ahstrni-t, Hood for ntnp nnd
complete hotel service. Wa welcome price list, N. P, Dodge, o w n e r
3700. Ho Pen. Drive 'fcl. 10J4 J.
your Inspection of o u r room*.
Dining room re-open Ing on Mon? Dayltma Bench, FIs,
day or Tuesday under the m anage
m ent of Slim Hoffm an, form er 26—Mlscellaneoua For Sal*
o p erator o f Duck Inn, from Or* HOUSE TRAILER for sslo—
Undo. C. W . Sullivan, Prop,
good condition. Cun be seen at
70* W. First Ktt — Loot A F o u n d
LOBT: about |t«.00 In bill* «n New-6 ft. Kclvlnator. Bargain.
Bsnford Klrclrlc Co. 108 Msg■treel far business d is tric t H r
nolis, Phono 442.
tu rn Herald. Reward• l‘l
5B—Female Help Wanted
29—For Kent "ol^Hale,
T H E
necessary. Merchandise Mart. Bos
023-Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
20—House* for Sate.
t —Blturttow Wanted______
S ROOM. 2 Biory House. Can
buy equity. Phone 181 -W.
F 1E U >
' By JULIAN
B ig Dan B ralnatd and h it bride
of* tb o 'tn b n th , iWe Misi Caroline
Bigger* of this city, le ft early
tb it morning for points hr Tennbftee before Dan begins his train Ing activities with the Charlotte
Hornets of the Piedmont -League
In that city on Apr. I. ,
D rainsrd leaves Bsnford with
wishes and re titrd s o f th e essay
local faaa th at raw him go
th raag h his first sc assn o f p rw
frsalontl baseball h ere last y ear
M g rtjtt fssh laa. He U new
startin g h k second leg of his
b o b ' to baseball fam e in th a
w aters. Bratnard ssast have tw
ice I d r he weald not have been
a h M y rated as one of the aces
a t Iks ChaHotio outfit this com
ing ataadu.
Finishing the s r tto n last year
with a total of SI wins, h r partic
ipated In 41 ball gomes during
the year, a num ber of tlmee In
a relief rote, lie will no doubt have
a good season this y ear fo r tho
big youngster appears to have the
"Msk’n g s" of a real moundsman
and thd opposing company, Class
"B " ball. Is not espeeted to glvo
him much troubl _
Is to bring his
a n a a g a ^ a o k o a U la Banford n eat season,
SHORT SPORT SHOTS—The
local baseball sltwatlon Is still in
the dark . . . . Watson announces
hat th ere are 20 plsyere tlgdcd
■i
' .
i.
O P
i \ r m : « u i r t i r COI IIT 1*
rim
M im w i.i:
f o r u * .
S P O R T S
8B4-W.
T H i a h i ’a imirts
I’lllKT H A C K : Kuiurlir
y-.irtum*
lUo-t lltus.s
ItuM Hu,i
H.iiMnr’s ihiuubisr
W. u tv,
lllacp rnlluB ■'
Ttirs.-vlllr
l.lsslc lltovs
HHi ‘I)KI> llAirt;: K uiurlir
.V ■
H i n t l u l l ml lisllr IU hSIc I
Traffic l»u«t
Dwiv Hsrure
tnitt MtrsuUcr
ll.il>)
Fast K l r j
All Him
llrnwnrr
III,it, K.
T IIIH D IIACIS: i.ls Mill-.
IS m s S Half ml llullr
Itm klrl
PiingaDsrltna
amt? tti.ll
Kind
Hklo UK
Irfillr
Firina Ttuongh
L illi, liliinb
llraily Vet
KUUIITM tlA l'Ii: FiiliirllV.
H i ii» « kt Himes
Allcmpt
H.VU.X TraMIe
Hurt Mlurlrr
Frlsail llnngcr
U1il.li
Abort Wkvil.*iin, l^nli.lu
F IF T H IIA<-|: 3- Is Mile.
llapOT nulluuk
Tu n y UlintU
Van U n n
tlnlllr
HlliitJ*
I hsci
l|>« Inn
Tnl*r*. I I . I
Itcrlli-ullnti
H IXTII IIA rli: Fulurlir.
Him Bills
ItwCVIw*- Nile
M arl I,a Jones
Hithurn’r Frill*')'
n a t » Tow
iv ir r j’riii
Lilninlr Oni.n
Unlorli,
HKVKNTII HAl-H: S IC Mile
I-nun's l-Jisno
Kiili- lllauoi,
llyrlnakcy
I'cnili-** 11ink I
linn Drilsml
IVm I'nlnl
I'roul lUailar
lln>al Mil-,
in u iiT ii iiA ci: r m i i i i i ) . .
Dnrk I'rlnrn
M.ulr Miirifiil
Hrilly llirir
J m. i Fn i
*
J'nrkSI Plri-c
IllrU I lit* In-lll
Alragniir
JlmV liny
N lN TIi' llACI! Fnl in II i .
Satisfaction of MnrtOuae
H indi- Karl
My ilrnnnn
our Nniicy
l.lsal* Tnriin.in Hanford fiulrk Company To J o h u |'
Ann llii|i,
Iriidy llurtliiim
J. Carver cl 11*.
Iriiity J •>
TK N TII HACK: Fulurlir.
Charter Granted
HlHirllnu I.Hr
Khltu Ahuy
Hollywood Hlinpa nf Flurldn.
Ju*i AUrnbani
Ann Kulili
Jti-I Foranllrn
My.Or Mi Im]i
Hanford.
twl 'Ini Hull
Natttro uf iiii.in'-si- Simp-.
E L E V E N TH HACK; s -It Mil.Hills Traffic
M lu Arrt Na I...1I1
Lula lie*.
Ju.i Ic-uUiiiii
Dirty linnu
Fnthlu 1111Ills Fair)
Osai.it a
A new nml.ip- niilninnfp' 1.1>-
RACES
SANFORD-ORLANDO
KENNEL CLUB
I)anKc*r!
In lirliy
ThoHt* SliceiaI
Hoars Need
Attention
m
SO L C H 6 . HOP,
YOU E N V O Y
YOUR TOUR,
Trawick’s
Legalized
I’arl-Mulucl
SERVICE STATION
CO.
.101 S. Turk Ave.
llc ttln g
I t.MillI)A UTA'i'U B A l'IN Il MlMMISSlDN HUI'F.KVISION
l’OST TLIIU N:ir*
Ily HAM FISHER
IMPORTANT THING TO DO
THAN K'YOUSE
AH' 6 0 0 0
youraelf needless repair blH*
Jo m
GREYHOUND
i-yi
JO E P A L O O K A
SiCW O
HAYNES
t
phone c'cliuliRe
bo*'1 sis’V•’!
op'll ill E ukIuipI. ‘I I'c I'lpilpiiu'nl1
Is ilcslsnoil in seive os u «utVil|l
'Irn ip n im y «:Si'huiiKit in ml i ini I '
l'hunc 17H-J
Kincy suili in u Pti'.ikil'iuii o
(bn 11 Hul'ir plmil nerviuR <i i-urul
C . M s IS O Y D &
sic s.
LUCK T'YOUSC.
Thu areruRu IriiRtli uf a pasbp repainting MW wRIl tough, si-nscr's h ip vn airliners in tlf"
long-testing DOZIER A OAT United m ates Is 41J miles and
points, StanWy-Rogeva Hardware th a average speed of a transport
Cd.
|>Lno is 183 m ile, per hour.
|»rof l»HiUcr fur ftih , nl Ih
| aTid
fronI itnnl of tin* I'uuri IbViy*#* nf
Scmiiiolc County
Court RccordH
G R E Y H O U N D
ENTRIES TONIGHT
j—
(- R o o m Bungalow and beautiful
furnishings, reasonable. - Phone
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fo«l N***di lo KIsACK UK III*Imk Inn (lrit*''tihodi land'* 111 JfttnU
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Postal Telegraph tried his luck In tlir
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on catching some Sprcklyd Perch
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b u t did not get n strike . . . Swede ItliU-li
• ll.n so l. < Itrh| Iik Iho Hiato Inrh t« Ilew Hr*'dull 21, Tw|*.
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as i) |v |lt*rii«(uii, r t s »U w.ihl on*. *is In* fluid* t*i oatiwfy • '*IHalit 11\ 1**1 |,i\m oh (hr (**(•
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Hl*rrinl iMnib*wr' s' '*1 till'i', l^slht 1 Is* ( A , | si
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In mm (.*» H«*iitiiin1n
get I trek in the fgld. for his
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in KlaMdit,4' kiln
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m ates have played f ile major
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Circuit »‘**4iit i*f ihc Ninth .lull .IINA
i». \ \ IldltNIKYN.
l.( tw in PM'IVl rltTlI and
exhibitions this Spring and s a l Kri.t) t*irruli **l jlu* Hiitii* s*f
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victory . , . nurlelgh Grimm* o f,' M**in*iAdi:
rn itm u A T in N
i» ini Itii'i'iilH i nf 1in* KrUiii* nf
Iti , it*'t.!**»■•I'll'*-a Ifllh dir
|t**■rKtiiiiirr. rn*i n r i tn i A i. iiim > Mnrilll l*lrl»iii'i‘ ltnl*llih«4iL 1h*• 4 billon
th e Brooklyn Dodgers kiyn that
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Ai'to s*f
MHsI Klte'.vu \V. Ilhliir.KH, ('rain'd, mi* drfnittfiiiilo. Ill* uiidrr* l*33f a I’dnf ii|"*n
kirlihii
ir»|iiral
the N aliaspl h u p team 'w ill not (iCIlP
lit r litisslMiul. .111.1 MIfH, KKKIi: I*. hldiril at* H|m i (.i I Mnolrr, will, )«ST. UK \\ II III>Y K IN* I nill**f
be the -laugh'* of the m ajors CANS’AI »A x.na l» \V CANNAHA bi (((ill! Ills' h MiJl hitnl itf »til»‘, sill ndof
lot ♦ *(«• .*( |*»ihln uytrf) in
ItUKIMini, tt 1*' I »i frin.4kliii>, lit* Mnmhib, lh« II Ii ti t) nf
Apill, lit* hlsih* t hiihh’i fs*i , .nit nt dio
this season . . . they hope to Ini
y Ml s t :4|t Uni, lit Hfliitfli Mdittrl 193)1, nffof fast nt« iiul m II In lln* Cum
! llon«« •nimilvo in Kiinfmil
end up In first division and w ith
will, v*IIIlit 11 llm I* K.»l 11mi fit nf till!tio*| an*. h*-*'t lilddrr fur rn*1n n*i Ih" J| t *(.** ••( Jda\*h n t* n(
fvil*' nil MurMliiy» Hi** 11It ilny •*< it! iho flTitll *Ss«ntr *»f lln* Ciill i't 11 **'rl***1Is % M , 18** .m ill f l(HIIo I
Ih r recent singing of srie fe l
Ain ll, I!*in, uf irr *ini ssrtlc ninl J|*iIiwis 'nf H«*niJnnh> ('nilnl)', Kl*»rl«{ air *4*i | rl n nl*-** h*» i In *l lm Hlrtlo
major l-fg u e sta rs they should
tl 1*1 lit*' lilfftirfit nml Im t l*l«l *l«, Ik Hsknfntil. Khn nla. lln fn|Wj In* odni nllti ,11 unilllisl nnd'
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f?r^ttten|», iw
Use.
int tln
llii- fnmt
Him limn nf
be able la ran k near <he lop
droi'rll'rd liinh- ninl |irrni*' I’III* m* ij ( i s l i I I r k l i s t I I \ | *1 t 4»ll d l t f
lilt'
♦ '4ui ''ilmim* *»f HrHI11M3It hmliiu
I“*oa w11mils' iti Hr ml tin !•* ('mi Illy, I n l l n k b i n s ; i h r , l i h r . | l i n t . # (I* H* IH •
. . . No reports to date have
» .WKlfVEltliT, In MAfifnnl,
Ntefifi
KI.11- K
limlr !%*Ntil)i Klnfitls). I jK'IC
lurid
a,
in* wit.
Inshudrd
Dirk
Jlrlw nghlln'o
iii* l Its?\fo ilu w in 13 M*it'rl
1il1.il IaimIr
(*n i N** |D| *■( AitiiVl I*
Thai |i,«f t s.f MlhfU II uf
Hfnl |irun.lp«<i« Htuni** In MrinInull1
1*3 - *"+*k*'iin«;» 11*-*5; (*' ’ f i %%**■
monicker os n “ Blind Torn" In C
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nf N'YV 4*01 Iif )*n! f3 IVI.
in
Kmifnist,
I'huiiti,
lytiii;
the M ale loop this year . . .
iiruiN M N n it 1 n point i »
I t l JL ( ol I ’nrs Ashl |M Hah'
►midi nf Klt*t HIi *•* in iho ! :*.•
Dick's a local poslafflce em
*lull ti * Kttti iif tlm NorlluM'sl
I Mill VV Us;. (I H fill II
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ployer and probably will not
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ID Hiiiiiti It a t yo 1*1 !.,!*! ,
Thai |uM nf 111.., i. *f nf .
find time for umpiring duller.
Unut 1H r (dl-:1! ) of Hurl Inn HU
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Nf • •'!» »•! Aiik it i I,
Cha|*niKin A TnnVor’i. AddlHnli
Th o n l y A d d i n g
H i, Tim null 11» Tn f nil
f?i*l
I’u* s obs lin t l,oi*
a 3**..
tu tfiiiifm*1. Kim Uhi,
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d l l ' of Hun foul I’lnil.li,
Writ I tl IMS elllffl« t't* 111C Wl hl
the Utli ala) uI Man It |H3*
faafuraai ■^F
11*1 f*ah* t«* hr in ulo In oullof) ,
•
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tin*' of the* r«Iti I h t l ttntf
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AinOMATKaPHIIt.VtV
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AUTOs
1***1Ml 10 1! rhnlUM Nmtti nf
Hi****In I Yhi*tl*r tH i;\t >
Koirl h n m t (MW) itirlinr of
MATKCUAR IIONAl
W s r rs n -y Derdi
ii** *i*i.i i:««t iiair
ip . m
Jar frss trial
M i n n : i i i * i i d T i ’. iiH a i i ,n
MUM I! I»K t l l . i : (IK TA %
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•Jacob,, (1. 0.. Ct us To Nolan tt
i n iiriK it \ t i : i
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Notin' Hi 1|4'|I*h)' 1(1VOil thill 1*111
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• -Eleven Fore.
Koiilli IK 31 «Iii*4nar |i» tho
"liaili In filial disl ro is-ndsird nil1
th#
H'inili linn nf isnlil H**^llnn hi*
Iho Hill ihi) of Mnii'Ii, 193V, III 31"!•,i (ij rh.i|*i* 1 l«2l»•:. Yi 1" uf
Jacobs. U. O., ct us To Nolan A
It 3? altel ll|l«4|1 HI1III* M Y*•»«»•V|
I*-), Ihriis'A j I.hut (n (tin Kt*ulh*
iluii rrrU ln s-.ium* |*« inhny in iho M
Yl iv i: i :\ h i .i : 1 mlit **rf* r fur
tiFFtt i: i i i n i m i t o.
. livelyn Foie.
••a*t INKI rnii.op of paisi Ht'*'('lrlliii Court nf ilo Mml» Jmllolal
f*4'lh* ti 1 I iililtr i4iiI rry i*i» Iter Itlct
no iv. I'iro* st, rk .H , si
flori HI* til, Nnrfli In Hit*
Cirm it nf tlio Hi ato nf Khiriila, in *
Richards, Lis m ic e ct us to w' 4 hiitd* 1 f*»r i 'a vh «l’ Ills’ C-iHl I
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•1 d.«> 1*1 Mai ■I* 19.S*
i
li
(JlMllir tH|l*g ), \V*i( 1st III*.'
t ’liy of Snnfnrd 1 « Mr*. Pearl
ciiJdHdlATIdN, I*. I'MItellfr mol *:».■*•
tew♦U \ 0 la % 4*•'1llll' alr **r
UINNINtl.
l.l'I’V YV.YHII INI IT»»N mnl YI.ICF
II. Trt*cey.
I f1Ifll'ltl* • Its-l*| 4•k Ills Hl.it ** fi»*
tertlil w.ifiw |n | m* mmlo In i*nlHfy UAHIIINdTt’N. hi" n th ..n.l IHI.
Miller KA1H 1 Iiivi-: inii-nl Cuin- (he tit sun 4«f * .Is) ilrpirr
I nitrd HTATFH «»F YYll*ld<* Y l *dt« 1* kkIIII lilt item# i* nii*l mill'
H A. II %VII,K INS«*\.
ttip l»a*fi ndnnip, (hi itn l- i wiKm .1
pnny T o lluniii'il Hutton i-l us.
H|kpi in I MnoI or at* H|ht IiiI Minis i, « ill, n iIhin
Howard Hu Hun r l us. To Ik-Land
IIlo I* wa! h**lll" nf i*'4311 *Mi All'llFinance fit,
*iat. |!l# till (la) nf Ain tl I r I*
stffol
fnl' "Jila* ainl »s*M »*♦ dio hi«hPi-nrl K. t'orliiRlun, wld,
N 1M1a- ht hi'itki)' KlVt’li lll.ll
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lla ib rr McElialli.
Iho
f»**iit
(hml* uf dm ('*ui«l lime*’
Sill III* :*j»d «i*>
•f Ntilrll le* 1,
II. C. Hu Huso i't us. To Ed
19,;:. .i id hiiu*nd i'i! »*n (hi* Hilt *»f H.mlrnih' c.oinu, Flnihlu, in
Can.
da) nf Ylirrh. !*•!(, lit dial IV! *' Hniifnid. Kim Ida. Ih*- fo1h>ibln*t|
(4*111 1,1 im* 1i*rl|i1l|lis 111 llii* CK • Mil ditarflhfil 1aml ■» ti ini §irritl|"a*fi mil'*!
C, L Van Vianki-n el us
( *4*1111 1i tlu' Ntrilh Jttelh IaI • ’ll • ntiI*• III Hs'iuirmh* l*niitlt)v Fin* hia
Donna C. N«rrl».
nut nr lln KHtlr nf Klnlld.t. Ill I •»-wII:
Th# YVr"l Tht*«* m*’I« w uf dn
Bill Of Sals
*tu*l l**r N* mliniti* »* sllltl) , « In I • III fnlhtts
Imw sh'ks<rll»s’*t lain.f ,
k i :h i: i; a i.
k a i im
M* *HT» IA*11:
(1. f|. Jacobs To Nolan F"io,
IU‘.4TIN Hi Hi.. Nnf Ihk* owl
«*«*lll*olt ATION u I'hilniiff, nn*l
Ll«n for Rscoudlllonlno
I'iDMur *•f Hoiiimi ». Town*
mii u n K itia:)i an
#hIf» ?J’ H'Otdi, llnnwI* 31 f-hiwt,
J T. llaidv id us. To H O. I.. i t ( i : i : m %n , mu *ir.
i i#n <; S f> *■i Ha «i, t hi-ti, ,* |i. i
t. iiJ|ii4«Til7^w ii L’orp.
a ( Iti f.s-t Hnulh, ll.vn.o *u\ 1
m ill, bbliltin' lln
Crop Llsn
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On Ituiili: 17 — 10 Mile* Smith Of SanTord
A|.f II, l*H tsffsi
N'nlai F"ce •'* us. To Hnufoid
{T u r n at lbs Bed A r ro w )
Pftid. Ur. A*i*n.
10 HACKS
Morlgagtn
I E Eatrldgo cl us. tt Alun
NIGHTLY*
Farm er To Fred \V. INim*.
( E t c r p l Jiundu))
T h e re I m I),inner
LEGAL NOTICE
IN
' Japan lends Ilia major conic
Hies
In risli eating, hs par capi
MODERN
0
room
house,
two
Women—Address and mall adver
| s n a porches wired for elec tri ta fonsummlim brine u | hiuiii| i
tising material for us a t home.
V k supply everything. Good rote cal cooking. Mayfair—Inqulr* It a year. Ths ronsumpliun in lliii
Untied Ktule* l« only 13 pounds
o f 1pay. No selling. No esporlonca A A Stare.
Per capita.
Want Job as cook or (nsId. Alberta
Martin. TOG Orange Ave.
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{ HC R /Y S TH ER E'S
A r b c k u it in '
OFFICE HERE IN
M AR SEILLES.H E ^
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VENUS • .
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HOPE
H O T*
OHB OP D'6AlLOHS
TOLB ME PIS HEAH
P 'W llD E S T TOWN
ON D E A R TH - S E Z
YO' KIN SHO RAISE
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VtfB G O T ^
MOPE
IMPORTINT
, THINGS
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J -E S ' KINDA
HAVE FUN F O ‘
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N D U N N * Sacral Operative 48
TO SH OV E O FF
4N A N O T H E R HOUR
THAT’S FIN E . BARNACLE,
VUH K N O W W H ER E
T. GO A M ' W H A T T
D O , EH ?
D O fJT FORGET. YUH G O T T E N
MEN AND NONE OF 'EM C N GO
A SHORE W ITHOUT VUH A LO NG —
JIM GETTIN* A, S P E E D B O A T A N D
X U . 5 6 IN TOUCH W IT H V U H
IN A C O U PLE D A V S — M U M 'S ’ M
—.T H E WORD N O W — G 'L O N G / IV
H Q l o w l v IN TO THE D A R K N E S S O P
THE LAKE N O S E S T H E S T E A M E R
HEADING FOR A SE C R E T O EST IN A T lO h
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SATURDAY, MARCH ,H.'
MISCHIEF IN PER EYES
Willard* Downia, widely known nowapaper and may*tin* Ulna
(rater, depict* Bobby Cl*.k and EH* Logan In one of their many
comedy aegaencea fro n t‘"The Goldwyn Folllea*’ lo be ahown at lh«*
ItU Theatre tomorrow and Sunday,
•The Goldwyn Follies” Production Is
£.
Most Lavish Musical Show Yet Filmed
£
. AU (he g rra lra t entertainer* of
(kg alage, the acreen. the radio.
the dance end r*«nd opera put
'i:. mi the greatest ahow the acreen
haa ever m e a n In Bamuel Goldf- wyn's glorlout cwhnlrolnr acreen
~ mtnlcal, "Tbr Goldwyn Folllea,-*
j, which playa a t the dIU Sunday
Celdwyn Glrl»« "Tho Holdwyn
Folllf*" I* n movie fan ’a dream,
combining ev try element of if en'
etiteilalniiirnl
In
m'lgnlflceni
m etm re.
rtuMt around a grand ynm
nhnul' Hollywood from the pen of
j|,,n | | l t hl, the miiairel
coats
end Monday.
i Adolphe Menjou n« n flint P «•
Produced on th r moat m a g n ltf1 ducer who lose* touch with the
r , cent acale of nay mualcnl In cm* public taatc and hire* Andrea
r m a h It Ur y. thla moat ambllloua l/?td" a* "Mlaa llum nnity." to tell
!. *f all 4he great Goldwyn** screen him what the great
American
5*.?#ntur»a doea great credit to 'he tnovln fan wont*,
i Agme it bears.
I.nve walk* In In ihe peracn of
■ Offering a raal headnl bv Ed* Kenny R ak e’, Ihe popular rnil'n
p a r Bergen and Chat lie Mct’ar- i rn or.
Two Suspects Are
Killed In Attempt
To Steal Emerald
Klim andlm ee, who In the p**t'
Intro In i n thrilled anil rhilled |
hy Ihe ui'rri. tingling ailyonlnroa
of that silpi'r Mind of (uyel-iy
liiiiioi Ar»mo l.npln. are In for
nnollmr m y*,rry Irenl with the
1 pliiyjiiif of *’Araenr l.npln llo
irtinn,*’ id
III-* tilt* T heatre
’lli.ti ilny unit Kriilay.
A M ri ill estaldlidird film fa.
TOfltl‘1 ik M''li In tho plilUrtv
hondr.l hy Mi'lryn ll>m:|.i« |ny».
ly VlrRlnLi llrure and W arren
William. Ihiualai routes ' in hit
tin* n I" friirn Ida remedy Iri*
nmph in “Throdnra Oo** Wild” }
Ml, fi 'Drum was r-rrn tly a*r'n a*
lh« h rnlnn of '‘Had Man t>l
thuntunennd
william
lll|.
tin* net* rdt* i f nr* crlun* In41 nlhfiil ir ("Una ilia
Ida
nutMainllnt i UnrarU'i'Dallon In |a t
t.toneii'n lilt: hit, "Tho Firefly."
Orlmra vlni h o t* jtrtmilnent
role-i In lilt* pmilurCnn Incl'ld"
iln wrll.hnown lliiudw ey nrinr.
John ijiiUr'Ijty, Nut I'mvl Irion,
Monty Woolley. K, E. C|lve and
flrurtf" Stllnro. Tho d lrrrlo r wu.i
flnnnso Kilrmniirlr*.
"A rsine l.npln Itu ln iW jrreiru ln mi "l.lrrly now alary
b u s e d o n I In* (unmim rharactar.
Ai-hHIh* l.iipiu. rioatod liy Maur|ro Un lllmio. nini.trr of French
detective ftr.lon. ContlnuinR th"
ailyentniea of
the
rrle b ratrd
r.i-ntIi-iti.i n Jrwi’l thief, th e ac-
PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF MAR. 20
AT TI1E RITZ
Sunday, MonrUy—In glorious leehnlcnlor wllh a cost af
'celeb rities n tv er before equalled. Undoubtedly une of the
g-.eaUst en ertalnm enU the screen l u i ever known. "T H E
COLCWYN FO LLIES."
Tuesday, Wednesday—Gladys Swarihuut Say* Ibe John
l l » n "t, Meaning John Holes and John Harry more In “ RO*
MANCE IN THE DARK.” Companion Feature. T hr Mnurh
Twin* "PENROD AND H IS TW N BROTHER."
T huiulay, F lilay —Spcclrl added, a t raHinn mi>i n :r a n l
nigh , D ashincun'* Hop an Monkey Cirrua, On tho >crrrn .
Kn’harine
_iu I C ary fl.anl in "H ltlN OINC
UP
IfXRY ami "ABRKNB U 1 P N fja'nti'av I’aronln Day. Adml-slon. IP T . m allnro anil
p'lthr “ m a r o p v m , nniV E R R " nn.l ||noolom r f n ts l.’v
lo "IMWTNERR AND T H E PLAINS." Piny SCllKENO Kaliir*
■lay nigh*.
Country Girl Gets
Singirig Role By!
Working As Maid;
SH FS BRINGING UP “BABY"
AT TIIK PHINCKHM
F Inner*i Sunday, M arrh !f“- li - "I'oitD K Il WOLVES" ami
"MR. MOTTO’S (I A MULE."
FOOD FOR ROMANCE
In a grand piece of , bowman
■hip into* Iranaforma hi* mna|.
ral C lm lrrol|a into a glamoroua
I’era Ian pHnceat, hoping ah* will
Internet Hnrrymore sufficiently IQ
tnke Id* mini] off fhn Count***.1
tin atirrceda fay h e tlrr than h*
R crin'Ing the am ating K ath a-( completed four ycara of work fa*
hoped, for not only doet B arry
but r,na Hepbum
g« the exponent of eonalructing Ihe akeleton of a pramore fall for th e "prlnceaa.” L—
aotn Bote* hlmaelf resliie* th a t complete entertainm ent, "’Btlng* hlatorlc hfnntoxarurua. II*i la «>
he ta In love with h tr . Mia* ln* UP B*bP" P:*2» Thurrday and bout t0 leave hta leceetary-fl*
go lo the golf court*
un. a mad comedy th at dcflca rom- fo r n gnme with the law yer of a
nrt- parloon with any picturu leleaaed woman who la conlem platlvg g i f
rim In the paat. Teamed with Min* Ing a m'llkm d o 'h ra to the mn;
rid H epfitm la Cary G rant, who ln*'eeu^i. II |irtm>laca to be g i|ul*t
tenaifiea the reputation for com- afternoon, until G raut aliens bl»
i
Mi**
which he so brilliantly e.v latll from the first tee and meets
lad a peat (ahlhbed In 'T h e Awful T ruth." j Hepburn. T hen the fun, u h iq f
Gladys SwmthouL John B olts and John B anym ore keep eat*
only to t "B ringing Up Baby," la bolh n ncvrr nga'n let* down, atarfa jta
Ing so th at they won't alnk their Irclh Into e a r h other In "Komanec
, 0f ),( r situation and d’alogu* comedy, j mail progrest. Ml** Hepburn U s
In the Dark,” a gay comedy of backa'age theatre life, which playa
Wipaper wllb 0 r *nt* May Robson and decided th at she want* G rant for
Turaday and Wcdnerdny at tho R l'a T hratrc.
i turns Charlie Rugylca combining Ihtlr | her-elf, nrr! eel* atiout prevent*
rhen it talents w ith Miss nepburn'a genius tng h'n m arriage. P e u lle itly kld. t0 f 0 for charaeteiiaation.
jnaping him, nhc take* G ram tn
t'annd.* proJiiied nearly idno
In Ihe p ast ilccaile bind
In
comes
The story starta, of all p’ared, Connecticut where they m aet wMh
Tc*ua devnli'd l<> tho pr<Nlut'l|iiu nnd n half million case* «t
ring on ,n • ' museum of natural h isto ry ,' a n n*loundlng anie* of adVfH*
of vegetnlilna fm* m nnerle* h«* raiin cl vexelalilea m rc,7 i-oiaIntroducing Cary G rant ra c u rs tn r|M rra lefure tlio fTin reaches it*
■ inertiaMnl muru than t.doff per- pared w ||h 7,9tS.Itn mac* In
of the foaall ga'lery who haa Just dhnrli" Ion.
g
mb
i
! rent.
Katherine Hepburn Prevents Marriage
Of Man She Loves By Kidnapping Him
BRITISH LIFEBOATS BRING BALEARES SURVIVORS TO SAFETY
FIRST PICTURE OF BALEARES SINKING IN SPANISH SEA BATTLE
J
t
A majaotk survivor of the major naval ntgogimeut of the Span lah civil war off Gap* M a t, ttaar Cartogena, Spain, tho insurgent
Mr Canaria* stand* untouched by bomba a* aurvivo:* of the sunk Ba Iaorta are rowed toward* ha aiarboad gangway In boata fton
MrtUah deatrbyar Boiaaa. Thla plctura of th* dramatic retcue i t on* of an txclualva acrioo taken for the Associated Froat by *■
Iph naval offleer.- 81a bundled men -vent down with the Balearoa; 200 wart reacuad.
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Here Sunday
)
graduate In tha Spring, Re*.
Brain ala'ed.
Mr. nridgea received Ida aca
demic tra nlng at Duka Uuhrer
■ity and won oleetion to Phi Beta
Kappa fratutn'ty before coming to
Sanford to loach. Ha ie a nephew
of Mro. A, D. Kachtry and Mlaa
Bmulu Xachary of this ci y.
Only 1-3 On Pensions
Are Natives Of State
k
i
lirirnta of other slates to Florida
luring Ihe paat M year*, allgl^lF
more than one-third of thoee re
ceiving Old Ago Aut*tinea ware
bom wltb'n Urn state, according
to figures made public ham by
Clayton r. Godetaataa, state wel
fare rommUaloner. > _
Na'Ire-bmn Fteridlaas number
O A U of a total 17,110- who tarn
been placed bn tho Old Ago Aaalatanco payroll.. Former Georg-
Booth DaVat* ora tha only ala'ea
In the union wboaa natlvv* are not
benefiHIng from thla state'* O'd
Ago Aosbtanco program.
London Suburb
Geta The Creeps
LONDON ~ M — A "gboat
beuaa," complete with pmrikal'y
all tho aoiaoa ir.vont riaaklng
ohatas, haa some of tho mom
e o p c g t ^ moldmu of a, Xpo-
r
This' plciure, on* of the moat diamatk ever lagmi of a b a fW h ^ d h ^ e r . aboww thj IM I
Kent v*s*»l. going to the bottom early In the mom tag. Match C nA*r n am ’ U tile whh the cam
Capo Palo., near Cartogena, Spaia. Th* BeUarcO w u a»rOck agn ate* nmtiahlp.hF n Urpado
lost their Uvea when the ship went dawn, nnd two bundled ware saved by th* tartUeh daatroyom
r f iht mm V n iffiiiif a u li# w iU r
Wt* TkW pktmf, first, rf • •
»*tW
the Kempenf.lt. To make connection* wlJi lh* Europe K was car ri*d ta a diamatk n e e from
thrure flown to Fes and tarried by another tbartered plane ip O F * . Fran 'fhni* tho plata ioe
shipment by air to Lcndco. . ’■
51*.'>.
'
*■mockery moved from kitchew
able ta floor, awarding to reparts, to the oKompalnment of
lapp'ng itt'sts and tang dmwnout ta « m . I '
Many netwona have orgod that
a prktl no cUkd ta exortlae th*
Plam. But an M
ha.
10,1
a tab* reaWL I
*“ *!*!
*
m ZT
**T"
Deaths ■ fy
mmpnmUvaty
oa]. about «*
tire Uaitad
T ffU tS S
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Buford la Tho Only Culral
fa (Sty Affording Rail, Hlgl
Acd-Water Transportation
Seminole Comity Produces
More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Aa*
Similar Area In America
SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1938
Gen. Andrews
Denies Need Of
Canal In War
“I JUST SHOT.
NUMBER 177
Italo-B iitish
Accord Seen
As Imminent
THREE HUNDRED INSURGENTS KILLED IN MAMMOTH BLAST
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Second Canal Across
a IsUinuis Of Panama
'Sgeeri As More Vital
ForNationalDefdhse
The nl-jurtllly of the necessity
■:
fe r llio Klurpln rro. ■ , iiiU1 c*n"l pW flW W yv
u, u m •■mu of moving lr«u|u, Im lfa ttL .
fi’iKl supplies » n j * * r material*
in I In* I'uritjc •"«■! In I be event
i
Vi’
of attack in
i* nppir■ccoriling In Gen. Avery
U
Aii lire we
»n sildr#.*
J l
llotary
tixley.
I*!
B
nciUiM. he SlideJ.
» second
v
B
the m in m i,
Pun, .,
.. S
mn> jiruhklily liy the Nicaraguan
route.
'V
U oit of the food n n j much of H
Ibo » nr iup|i|lc» In llii* country- H .
I ho sk lj, ore p ro ju ie j in the in- B
,i
I tcrlor p a rt of tbe county. It U o H mh. ■^
I ridirulou. In Mippore. lie added
*
" Fi_ that the W ar Department would
the defeat of a Republican
min« there n>" <-»*»ry auppliuj R | H B
i U r i 1?.'
attempt to itcnd the bill back
hy ialho.nl tu th e eastern if * . BA
** F R M fL J d . A ■
to the House Naval Commithoa
fry boat thuu*uiuj*
, g W a u B S W
Ira with Instructions to eliminate
Florida
provision* fo r three new batt'ellie Gulf "I Merit
the !‘kn«mn M H
lg ~ _
%*<4*
ship*.
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B jS
|S |B ^ a m H t t N H n p [
The b-'ll new goes to the Benate.
farthor
through
iulm u rln e.in
m 'i
The measure
authorise* con
fo .t« l "U teri 10 B»n K r.n d .c o ,
^
n(lio rhotn m, de ,n j ,
struction o f 40 ngw warship* 22
when the more direct ruule over- _
,,
,
„ . ..
auxiliary vessel* and ISO a ir
fend by milrokd urul (ruck would Cn‘" I,l*nc“ ' " f,Tf ",orJf M,drW
plane* which President Roosevelt
bo shorter. wife, and tree from n'*nl ,rooP» worked six month* li
said were needed
“ire c lflm lly
attack.
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•nd solely because of Ihe piling up
Gen Andruwi was introduced f j
Jj*
»"
fl|
of addition*! land and sea arm by Oeorgu Itoltliis. who bad
amenta In other countries".
tb tr g a of the program, a , one
Tha
raeommltal motion, o f:
who bad beea a member of (Jen. D J | r a | i e
| , i v a n
ferrd hy Representative Church
r« r«hlng'i
ataff
during
thu l O I I L C 1 S
V I 1 V C II
(R -lll.l, member of the naval comWorld War. As a deputy ^ ilef .if m
» 1*
mi lie* who Kga opposed the pro
th a U tilities Service
Cumml.
gram alnee It* Introduction, was
• ion, net up by Oen I'ershlng. U U “ l
ru ju o iu iv in o
defeated by • vote announced by
Oan. Andrews had charge of
---------Painting out that »hll* Florida American
Speaker Bankhead a* 270 to 114.
transportation
I li G r e a t e r C o - O p e r a t i o n
The new w arships, **tlm*tcd to h at been curtailing itg celery
p ro m t”*, ^ " n t t o n i n g G*„. s u m m . ^ i
cost 1731,005,000, include three shipments by hpavy
O f R e s id e n ts
W ith
battle sb'pe, two a irc ra ft carriers, large shipment* of celery 'a r e a friend of iong atanding for
D e p a rtm e ritlB U rire d
nine cn rleen , 23 destroyer* and ronUauad lo go to m arktU from whom t)« had a high personal
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California which I* beyond the
nine submarines.
W» ' ‘ l'*0
The pot ee radio at tho Poll™
ruaUh of th* Control Commit too, rW "( tsd'a r la s ts Andrl
m r « n Tw.»
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W. -A, LafDer today declared la
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Pint Ion ha* been given a ftwui
a fetter to Tho Herald th at If A r m y M a n T o I n s p e c t nVch by h . m . u ig h ir y . r c a reP .
the restrictluna on celery ship
U n i t s resentative who iwaa i.t charge
ment* continued, (lie demand for S t a r k e G u a r d
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of thp installation, and it hi* now
celery will get less and lea*.
Col. T orrry R. Magee, regular ‘bretimo nn eitaWUhod p s n of tinMr. IxifRer'a JetiPr In ful| Is
arm y Inspector, conducted the an- ‘D tp. rtmeB,i r)li,.f „f r „ |i(-,. | t„y
a* follnws;
MI have read with Interest, and t
encouragement, too, your editorial
r f March 10th on the Farm Pro- 1
blem, mainly as It applies to
celery growers in Hrminole County
-You probably know th at during
the lime Florida h is been cur- I
tailing its sh ’pm rnta of celery,
then- have Iwrn large shipment#
of re le ry , from California. The
control of celery shipments docs
not app'y to California.
7
''Klnriila I* allowed
to ship,
under thi.-s week's prorate, only
M ind mid a flar an |u»csl!gat|un
hjr<| 0 f her celery rrop.
.'
"It la not prop'*.ad to hold i
-T he Un t.il Hlalcs D cpsrim enl
public hanrinc on tills applies<c«ailaera ■■ e a se •■*)
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Leffler Declares
Celery Prorates
Hurting Demand
KUQIO f Of L0C3 I
Market Seen As Dry
ing Up As Pressure
For Sales Declines
A CI111St indU S
A
Rome Sources Think
Agreement Will Be
ConcludcdSaturday;
4 Points Included
Poland, Lithuania
Patch Differences
Germany Soys “New
Province” Is Not
LcaffucMemberNow
* Hw At*nc»«*sit Pratt
Tlio worlil'n. wnnt Riirged
nn Unlay Iml li'uropo>g rumor
of now wars tilnckencd. Protllctiniis of on early BritishItnlUm ncionl
become »
oplnsb of cheerful color on
(lie Knrnpcnn pniioramM aft
er I wo liecUc wccku of *nxiotiH, souther retouching and
rcpiinting.
Informed source* In Rome pr*dictnl th r Ilrltlsh-Itallan accord
won lit bp roncluilpd by Katurday to
Inrludp th r.p provision*; R rillth
support for tho le a g u e of Na*A
tlona; rprngiililnn of thn Italian
ronqurst of Ethiopia; withdrawal
of all Italian rnm hntanta from Um
Rpaniah Civil W ar; and abaoluta'
WARIIIWITtlN, Mur. si. —( /I l'o f mounting nver the capitulation
ir-|'(yy'or King |ll.ltta ln tuljf t'l_■ to Pel-nd's army-backed demand
Hrnate Unlay- Ibut the pasaUKe for noriinil iliplomitic ond.'dnnt*'
of the Admlnlstralioti'a n-organ-: meretal relations.
Iraii-m n,i| would mean •*.-a|„-«- * tier-many, still digesting Atitlot ions ol ImlaiielriK tho IiU,]ki-i tria, Itifnrmed the l.eugoo of • N a-'
and Ijtliim u heavy tux Irurdcu, lion* lin t her now province "no
must bo alm tiiliw il,
.Tongor t* cnmldered" a member of
Thu Im uil iiniRuiilditlou | hiw- tin- ta-ague.
or* win'll would l»- krau t-<1 l" | A^mynl.-iInti* roundup of Soviet
the Pi<>.,III. til iiii'le,. term s of tin-; t itinuiV ^iy nmlerway In Russia—
pending niiasiirn would p erm it, npjmrentty nn effort tn Isolate
it *'luirouu,:i ul io ginemuii-nl in the siispiclnu* regime from for*
lie,out" ini'in piiwi-rful and lliri -•'e !g n conlrscla.
lure IH"|" uutiH ral je." King ais I .Spanish lunirgont.* straighten*
st-rioj
/l
[iiig nut their front Tor another
Hu di'<'!-<r'-il Il b . : Ill- liidi.-veil big lunge town III the sen against
ieorr.aiii*aliuii slifr.-nlng government resiatance,
tile
|<i "|>i >>■>>.|
would It" fnllowiid li> a., jniD-aio .K-rupied Iru n g u ls r p irfe t or ter*
In inveriiliieiil eiuploy.-a and u rilnry south of A lcanii. They
ciiu*i*innl In* n'a*<i In expendi- «’ill Were morn than 10 mile* from
j t hr* const.
into*, i
i-:i i . Won t, ,
Ah iii *1. in\ p i peil tor I'liitud m ales niaii.h. t
t
Future* FnrmnrH P la n
ol Coinmorri’, told sl.it 'Renato
Fmanen Ciuum|l|i-o that present
In* |,i tva tt.-i" i" p"u»l'i|" for
im uil nf the unemployment.
F uni ats-nncjm riiti fo r ghe
tin i're.lirle.1 lh.it u n i ' s Mu' I’srent-Son Kanipirt of the Remllag aralolu was i"Vl.e,| tho wot ■*in.!*- Chapter of Futuro Firm er*
.-rtimonra I'vr-nun would do.tin Di In- he'.l In Ihe Kcmlnolo High
liy il niui.tiim.iMoi a year and !"■!-*-'ihool
feteria Wednesday night
||i f ..il l, would liu-|i‘uuii li. 13, bsvn been completed, advisor for
miu.iiuii.iiiiij it year.
tin- rhnpL-r, Alex R. Johnson said
loday.
C. Moore Tells
'Senior - High Boys
lAbopt ‘ Accounting
*t the Engineer's office in Ja rk -| The play will b« “The Whole
eonville by Mer. 21.
(Town'e Talking." by John EmerAt their last masting, tha City ion and Anita Loo*. |t I* a farceComm laslonen
reqlmatad City!comedy and 1* **ld to be ona of
Clerk Frank B. Lam-un to file the mo*t popular p ’ay s ever proapplication fo r the perm it In an-!durrd by amateur*,
tic ipat ton of subm itting a WFAj Accord ng to Mrs. R. C. Maxproject for coflstrnctlon of th e wall who ia In charge of prodarbaain. which will e ite n d about tion o f the senior play, this t*
450 foot Into tha lake.
considered on Ideal play for high
City officiate declared th a t th is aehooli by coache*, and ha* been
notification by the W ar D ep art-.a pronounced lucre** wherever
ment was ca*tov*nr and t h a t , produced. M[*. Maxwell **y* It
t h ^ anttclpatad na otffecttoos will k*dp Hi# audience In a ro ar
in the construction of th e p»o- of laughter, reporting th e t one
no. ed b l-ln
director eoonted 374 laughs durL
Ing a alnfto performsnc*.
W hitney Accepts All
Blame For FirmCrash
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NEW YORK. Mar. 31. —4 m Rlrhard Whitney, 42, • I Pel fed
former Pr®»ld*nl dT Iba Note
York Stock R irkanga, disci need
at a public boaring today (hat
ha was
la
aariWto "financial
atraHa la Movaaihar, 1M7- and
th a t hla In-other, Oeorg# Whit
The weakly m retfag
My. partao r la J , P . Morgan *
M
g* a f Odd Fallows will
Co., cam# In hU aid «R h a par- In tha Odd Fallows Hall
aoM l »«** a f ttA d O M
• t 7:30 aV ock, lodge
Tha gray-hatred dafandaai, who
h»* pies.fed gnQty to tw a cresia
ferorey M W a a r t i . daafed that
h# wa# "shfeMIng* any ad hla
explore a rout*..South along th*
u d 1 SI. Jojrna, Chambar official* said,
O T Y N E W S BWOTB
! I
Hear Dr. Chalmers
Uk^ |#o| offieW.
eg th e *«*•/
Ui# address of Dr.
ha bald c)“ ,m*r * •» ^ a W tatar Park High
tonight Sebool auditorium an -A merica,
official# l w hl,hM •* flb» Haadad”.
Thr. e coupl"* »i-rn rm irij'il liy
County JuiIki- II W. Warn u 'i f
l ho wt-ek.end. ju.|i:n Warn r"IHirlud Dnlay
An 111" liwi ry Ili-uil ami Muy.
dell II ihIki-* h u h
uf Kanf'ud
were married h)
the RuuntF
J uiIk " Hutuidny afternoon and
William V. mien and Katherine
lllnmlswoilh. Imlli of Orlando,
nlt.i Lluyil J. Junes, uf HI, I'et•rih u rg and Crrstap-a l.ykin* uf
Orlsndu wern m arried ynlerday.
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1 B. C. Mo.irrr— member of the
SHANGHAI,
Mar. f l . - W )
local firm of auditor*, I'rnMiml, Japanese shock lrn.it>* failed In
Gray and Miawf, outlined 'la th*
defense*
In u
boy* of ihe senior rlss* at th# crack r h l n t t r
Seminole H igh,School this m orn bloody battle today ulong the a n
ing the work of nn accountant. cient Grand C>inal. Despile te r ri
The program today wes th# fic artillery ehelling, the Chln.-ac
fifth of tha vocational guidance clung to Irt-nch line* on tha south
program s sponsored by th* Rotary
d u l l a n d 1arranged by a commit hank of th ” canal IK mile* north
ter headed by J . I , Ingley.
f , Before
.liner-**,ng accounting
An advance guarrl of Japeneae
a* a vocation. Mr. Moor* pointed cavalry which swam the river
Ip fiv# virtue*, honetty, dependabllay, loyalty,
integrity, and was driven berk by Chinee# ma*
'
truthfulnes*, which, 4j>* deciired, chin* gun and rifle fire. The
were essential to success In any Japanese were fighting desperste. | County Agent C. R. Dawson tovocation and added th at no real ly to e ff rrt a ero d in g and con- day,,rem inded rr*idrn<s nf the
aucress could lie achieved in the Mnue their edrwnrs down the County of the two hour free *how
absence of these.
Tt*nt«in'l*ukow railway line to to b# shown in the City llsll toIn hi* addre** to the student* Suchow where th e tins crosses th* night at 8:00 o'clock which I*
Mr. Moore captained the p rin east-w est Lungbai railway.
being givtn under the auspices of
ciples of arrountlng, a* well a*
Both side* admitted
heavy tho local 4 'l l Clubs,
Th* program
contains reels
w hat cn accountant should know losses. Fighting ha* bean going
and la . H r alto told of the open- on Inreiaantly since the Japanese which will be o f inU rrst tit all
tag* offered In this field.
started * new drive down the rail* who attend. Mr. Dawson (third,
A* a definition of accounting, way more than a weak ago.
Irddlng that them will be no adMr. Moore stated th a t it was a
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mission charge*
ami that no
logical, rrlslive m anner of facta
DEATH TAKES f*HYBICIBT
other collection* will be Ukcn.
*4 business transaction*, *yst*matlcslly classified and recorded,
PALO
ALTO. Lallf.,—<A>>—
gad declared that tha rew ard for Prof. Parley Ason Rosa, 54, S tan
an accountant cam* only ‘ a lta r ford University phylaelst, died
M g year* of hard study and a yesterday of * heart attack. H#
thorough knowledge o f m athem at mrde numerous contributions to
ical principles.
X -ray research.
What promises to Imi Ihe feature
of Ihe meetlnyr is the auctioning
of one nf the meluberg of the
Chapter by a professional auc
tioneer, A. C. Murlen uf UmallU.
In Dili unique m anner the auc
tion™ wilt point out in hi* dis
cussion various bid* offered while
Ills character of youih I* in the
Movie Will Be Shown
At City Hall Tonight
9
Youth Is Arrested
On Murder Charge
ROMIFAY, Fla., Mar. 2t —4JP)
—Cocnty Judge T. L B eliar la*
•u*d a w arrant today ebargiag
Carlton Ho’der, IT, with killing
Dclma I/*wli at a done# hall oaar
tha A labam a-Florida line Bat*,
urday night.
LOCAL WEATHER
Fair to partly cloudy
and Tuesday,
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Mr V>
V
tm m sm
Thursday,
American delegatee.
“The United State# wH bn affccUd especially by Urn change,”
Mid Brondege, "sine* Amarkan
college at hit tea n o * will bn imabla
to nnmpnta.’* Th# now delta con'
hint with l)M opening of collage
><< Atttroxlmalely 20 men hnre terms.
. beast signed to pier baseball for
^Sanford in the Florida 8 late
Stlmigne, Henry Watson, preiy of
Um local tiiaebaM Association,
a'nted today, but failed to rereal
» the Identity of any of the proa•peetlre memben of the roster.
The season opener Is scheduled
LAKELAND,
Mar. 17.—<A*> "I see nil theta ilanees Ibe young
for a month from todsy In the
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hal-man John Matey, of the peop'u do— he Itlg Apple and the
'& ' fit which « a s one of (he top-' Florida citrus commission,
will 8i»k> Q, and Ihr-a are other*. I
F v renklng teams In Ihe League
test
appear before the commit,e on
seyto myaelf, ftebssUan,
■ season. The loealitoa ara athaduled reciprocity Information In Wash-; Is rpo for Herr Schmidt.’*
i
tn beg'n prodice on the local field Ington Friday to urg# Inehialon
‘‘
■i on Apr. 1.
I " f *trua frul's In any Twelproea'
Mr. Watson slated Ihst he had trad# *g n . menl with OrratH I*
W.* signed a number of players and Ido, Including the dominions. At: that additional prospect* are
be-1
companylng him ■■ he leftyes(* Ing slgnril by Manager Lacy who t'rday were ft. E. Do, man, see.
I ' , h making a trip through sareral telsry ynd John D. Clatk. Warrrt, 'J l c l e s In quest of mate rill from.
* member.
L .Xjehlrh the loesl learn will be built, I Florida Hints leaders a l , ady
?
The" local preiy alao'Indicate.! I" Washington will hold a confer(hat i t least 2fi to JO player, w ill. ,n f* ‘ “ l«y at 4 o’clock. Among
i , be Slgnad by Apr. 1 and thsl Ssn- ,hoM already them a n C. F;
. ford's team thla year will be ae- Lindsey, of Lakelshd, president of
&T leeted from Ihla group.
I <*“ Florida 0ra|. fruit C*nne .
'*'•* Regarding a name for Ihe local Association. and E. O. Itamsey
L Pul fit. Mr. Watron staled that "Iti " " ,l J * ,‘k w,t,ch flt Orlando,
f ' fcdl prubobly l.o IsiokouU right • Th'* "» » '"> » ** on raelproeHy
f ' >n". He aaM, however, that hej Jina been mtw'lng for thr*c days,
* didn't ■know definitely aa yet what l,ul rl'rus mitten. do not com.■; Sit* team will In- called and would- l" ' r,,r d'acnsalon until Friday,
8 w 5 ’l know for enolber week.
Thp rl|F rnmmla*l«n offtclatlV
ffrw Uniform* which may be uaed, Wft’< oul ^ 'n* r**1 “ tit# bust
equipped with th* name;
.*7 turning oror to
floolmuts" In large letlera end
f i l l probably not be rhangrd.
.Indberghs
Itorms Ob Way Home auto*. arrived her* today ihM
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ouldNotPass
FortyYearsAgo
J
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[the liner -firemen « f r r a stormy
r n E n n n u n n , V r*nct, Mar. IT eroaalni:. They remained In theh
On lho word •'Bthmldl,^ Or. _ (jp )—<o), and .Mr*. Chari** A.[ca^ta.
Wait bach and h i partner, comely
Mra. Freda' Krupp, bo'h draaird
In costume, faced each other held'
Ing handi and aklpped forward In
Had Snapper— S e a T ro u t
an eaijr, (ray motion. A brlalutwoatep filled in between the frmpimt
K ing
'Harr Echmldta."
The tong goes on to tell of the
Shrim p— C rab M eat
flM dewry (Jretchen brings la the
lucky Herr Sehra’dt, among other
~~
- Spatriah M a ck e re l
hinge a feather h it and a T el1, a
horse and a self and three arree of
Bal.lmore A Fla. Oya'era—Dremeed Tn Tear C^trealeaca
'and In grass.
Prices T e .f l t Tear Budget ' ' 1 ,
theIt
time
wasn't long hefora lha couple
had the floor crowded with young
er Turners moving to the tone ef
air h i h d t t f f l t
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the tellicklng ballad.
SANFORD FISH MARKET
When Qrocerica Are SokLCkaaper
g EAIRO, Egypt, Mar, 17,-—(AJ—
Defeating'op|m«Ilion from China
Bn the one hind and the United
Rtales, (treat Britain and Fnnce
an the other, Ihe International
Olympic committee yesterday con-
WA CITV, Okla, Mar.
tan farmer Francis
. was a boy he wented
to bo nu aril*!,
Hut ho roM|dn‘t do much toword roach Ing bta coal because.
"» ho pula it. “teacher would
make you stand in front of ihe
rlasa If you ,o mucli as draw a
pietnr* on your alate* r *
8>, to grew up to b* a jarm er.
Now retired,'ha has taken up
urt for “pleasure and relegation"
Ha hoa hla own Idea. • about
drawing which eren hla art
leather ran’l chanaa, when a
dlrplsy of vsi.-a * a , arrana.-d
ror anme work |u alill lira
akrirhea he oal.l:
"I don’t want In paint that. 1
wn.it in pa Ini a horse.
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“IJoauty |, wham yon find It.
to lha United Htntee hy Avery Fert" llf.i la familiar to me and
Brundage of Chicago, on* of the* * f*nd beauty In a horae, a row.
11 amnary and even a pig p*n “
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HOCKI.ERS HUGAR CURED PICNIC
RltfDLESH HI-ICED
in p r o d u c e d ^ p X r t m e n t
'okyo Confirmed As
. S i t e Of Olympics,
PILLSBUSY'S JEST
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NO. 1 POTATOES 10 lbs..............
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SMOKED SAUSAGE .Ib.^....,.., ..........,10c
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NUMIIKR 178
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1838
R aid s Sholtz Says
W hile He Will Aid
ROSS KIDNAPER CONDEMNED TO DIE
Agriculture
Rebels Threaten To
Continue Slaughter
Until . Loyalist Ci
ty Is Surrendered
i
CANDIDATE
Ex-Governor S n ip e s
At Claude Pepper
As “Rubberstamp”;
Pleads For V o te s
Declaring that hi woald do
everything In hl« power to ad
vance the agricultural Industry
of thti •tali' Dart H M u candi
date lor the United H u tu Son•to. |a«t night pliadad with BanCord enter*- to Mad- him to'
Washington “a* a man who wUl
i tend up and tight w|ih both
Data with averr oancu of ta *r s r
tor tbo good o( Florida'
M r Bholu spoke over a load
sooakrr system ai tha corner ufj
Fliet Street and Magnolia A»e-|
nui. lie wm Inlroducad by W,
Bhilley
who pratoed Mr.1
Bhollt* work a* governor ot this
»t»t».
, Binted on tha truck platform1
from which Mr. Bholu spoke I
was MIm Mildred Knight. i,-<rr-|
Thla qulxikal expression on th> face of John Henry Readlund
tary of tb« County Democratic;
Executive committee, who acted |wa» r napped In Chlrniro court Ju»t a few mlnu'e, before a fcdc'nl
oi chairman ot the meeting. Alio' court Jury condcmnid him to die In ihc i-lrctric ehslr for 'he kid
aeefod on the platform wa«|
naping of wealthy Chailri H. Hose The former lumberjack, hud
Mr*. Newton Merrill.
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;
Thn former (ovotnur told thn pleaded guilty, ■
1
Rains Are Left In
Every Direction
^ 700 Italian~And Ger
man Airplanes ParJJ ticipate In R a i d a
BARCELONA. Spain, Mar.
18— (AP) —Swift Insurgent
bomber* ■truck again and
again at blood-sosked Barce
lona todiy, tarrying out
their threat to attack con-j
tinuoualy until the city sur
render!.
•The thirteenth air raid'
Hitler Sees Chance
In Lithuanian Row;
Chamberlain Stalls
German Fleet Is
^Getting UpSteam
Ultimatum To Lithu
ania Expires At 9
O’clock Tomorrow
r.
fine* 11 P. M. Wednesday left s '
total of MO A nd and 1,000 J
wotmded. At IM«t 40 house* w in
destroyed and mora than 1601
C. R. Barco Is
! IndictedForRape
| By Grand Jury
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M. W. Overstreet
Seeks Re-Election
As State Attorney
* ,r
rtca
ked
Investigation Of “Cu
ba” Operations Reau m ed In Seaaipn
■Immac,. announced today
that
ha would be a candidal* to r renominal Ion to thg office of Kt*te
Attorney for the Ninth Judklal
C. R. Bare*, eskiman for the Circuit, whkh Includes Brevard.
JoheLChkthblln ‘-v Odmp#;t)r
of, Indian lllver, Martin, Ok6*4 oh*o,
Jackson villa was
Indkated for Orange, Oacaola. Bemltgrto,' •ni1
8L l.urie counties.
’
rgpa Sad Dan Senior, negro, waa
Mr. Oveiwtract waa nominated
Indicted for assault with tha In State Attorney In tha June Pri
tent to commit murder tn a pre- mary of 1*34, took office In July
of 1035, anil since then has de
voted piarlkally his rntlrv time
to tha duties of Ihs office. He was
attorney for lha BuarfW ^Publlc
Iii'tiuetton nf Osceola 1‘ouniy
when hu wna elected State At
torney, hut r“»lgmd In June uf
10.17.
In response lo queslhma u« to
his plalfoini, Mr. * •Overalieet
staled, "1 will eonllnus wllh the
•■me personal attention to amt
Investigation of all mailers and
cases
a* 1,1
in ,|,p
the past,• 11
fur* \*n
.this,
liv a iia w M
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A i i i M i n i V*
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lln lv
12
I l n V H | ; p f t Intimated todry that the
Orand f»rthor the ends of Juslko «s
J r ° J B “ c * 1’ j urorimay be caUad to action they appear to me, and while ron-
To File Exemption
From TaxOnHome
T
77L Z
••JgawS-ae -!%StL2SJ W 5 W
With only 11 days ramalnlng nor Gmnd Jury to stem *hs op- I hollsvs that my rweotd of conIn which to file application fnr.emllons of lha T u b a - operators' vktkms .pepka for llaolf.hotnosluad exemption' Seminole I In this Tounty, whkh resulted In [ Mr,, ilratatrrd', attrndeil
the
Qounty Tax Assessor BanforJ|<he hidktmrnt of thrro, a nom -, P““ k achoola pf Osceola county,
Dauduor declared today
that her known lo he connected with graduated from 'he law' school of
thera warw at |aatt 7oo In the 'ho raekot were called to toa»lfy
Unlrarslfr .of, Florida In 1027,
County who bayw not fUed and before Hm grand Jury bat w n ond ImmodUtel* was admitted to
year-oid cutilensi-d nltrh*niamg 0f (),„ f'omity were dlscus-rd n l 1
klllor, was electrocuted lodar
,
, , _ . ...
protesting hi. .rim ..* del
„»l * mPC,ln“ of ,LC," ” , #princlp,N I
warrant tbo d -u li penalty.
who wrro lliu guests of Supcrm
llmrkelhurst v«s convict»il id tondcnl T.- W. I .an ton in tho
the hltclrliiku >l"yli>K
Vh lor Grammar School Cnfelrria last I
A. Uslvs. l.llllo Hock land owiiur. ni«nt, Mr. l-uw'nn slalnl this I
Ha was ni rested m N'«r VmU morning.
dials on a minor traffic law v|n( Improvement
III methods of
l*tion a few dsya after Qnli>*‘ ^teaching epe'llnii rrreiu-d no small
k|ll|ng Willi him wa< his swi-ei•' amount of dlseurainn on the part
heart. Bcrni’ c K slfn i,t llock- tff the school heads, it was Inford- III.
.Idlratml, r nd rn'lous means for lm-|
lie confe-.snd killing flutes, AI- provement of the upelling of sluCol. Totrey D- Msgvr, regular
bln Theaiid, r at llorkfuid urul dents 'v e in given consideration. army Inspector, conducted the an
Jack Oriffltli nt Kort
Worth. Trxts, wutklMMika and other ma- nual Federal Inspection of two
T e i . durioR n hiteh ldking lour terials tvhieh iiiight t>e uird ad* nf the thrsa local units of the
aerota is „tntra. Ilu nns piste J vintagratsly
In leaching thla Florida National Huard last night,
in the electric elmir shnrtlr fundanienlut part of the school and expressed himself as bring
after iliniip. nnylnC "I ihd n 't curriculum v.ere discussed,
well pleased with tha training of
merit tltu cl«'ttrlc rhulr
Th«| A conlemplnted uniform physi- each unit, a t shown by the dem
onlf thinK llml hroorlit mo down col edurat on mid athletic pro onstrations of their particular
to this wn, a slight lore nltu.ri
iteuilsueS liu l-aa» a m
functions, whkh took place on the
lighted dtUi field at Hie local
Armory.
Ilrsdquartara
Company,
l*t
(I.Ualion, L in t. Wilbur I). I lo f f
man commanding, was first ini n spcctcd for appearance of tier'I® sound and equipment, followed by
a similar Inspection of Ihe Medical
o n ' De'.srhmeat, Major Arthur W.
vie , Knot, commanding,
gh I (alonrl
Magee rxprrxsetl lo
ird 'lo fsl offksra and enlisted perxo- xonnrl bis approval of the general
•P-jappriranrr, rleantlners and ur»ly .derllneaa of the Armory and
Local Guardsmen
A re Praised By
Col. T. B. Magee
Antiert) Tc Entertain
150 Visiting: Members
■In a s effort to assure every
bums uwii*r In Bfmlnol* County
lha exemption to t which ho Is
osilMlod and make the filing of
lb#
application
easier,
Mr
« *ta r
Gerntny Is Seen As^
Supporting Poland
In Return For Aid
At Danzig, Meftiel
Britain Appeals To Hull Speaks
yatican To Use Jn For
fluence Against De„ rr i
struction In Spain
to .A g rW h ftn l
Ex
, r wffl r t a t Use toco
MOM *1*0 C « . Daewoo thla
,uu
BERLIN, Mar. 18.— (AP)
of —A snurco clone lo the chon*
N»- ct’llnry rtaiiTNyday thnt GeiJ*
nod runny’s opposition to the
•l-V thru'it or Polish military nc.
t'on in Lithuania had l*on
u T *wlIRtlrawR In tetfiTn fotv'PtH
the lish nctiulracdirc In Ihc poa, trilrlo 4Gormnh annexation of
if free city of Hantig.
Roosevelt Likes
Public Reaction
To Hull’s Speech
Continues Con
sideration Of Fretsident’s Navy Hill
I I ouhc
WAHIIIMITON, Mar. I*. — </Tl
— President
llooseyelt
linlsy
termed as excellent the domestic
reaction to
Hn rwtary
I lull**
speech which charted for Ameri
ca a middle ionise lietwerli in
ti'niaHonsIlsin und isolation.
The |’re Idrnl said he had not
soon the <ommti|ils fioui abroad
Mr. Itoosevelt said h« Is uin
roiiaidoriug IlHiim the arm, em
bargo on Spain.
Tha House continued consider
ation of the Ailoilnl.l rat Ion's I'll*
lion dollar natal program. Terr
tutivo npl'roral ot a 20 percent
Ineteuao in the American fleet
was git on Isle yesterday. A fins)
toll) oil Ihe hill »s> expected
Monday,
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laisl nh'.ht tha lloueo turned
thuinbri down on an international
disarmament cuntereneo
after
almost entirely a ra«t of promt* j rqtflrpnrqt
and administrative Prsxi'lt’ld Uoo evelt arid odv«tla a lla —. o s I'aa. S ill
nenl local cltiim s, who displayed(work of Company D. commanded
l-nexpectsd talent In laai night’s 'b y ('apt. II. C. Wcshbum. Tonight
affair, and also blends with a num- at S:00 o'clock the Inspection of
her of movie scenes of local par- personnel and degree of training
oooagra.
of Company t i will take place at
Mnxwr’l Stewart, playing the the Armery, and Capt. Washburn
part a t “Flowers" the Parisian has issued .eg* invitation to Hu
dress designer, wss proclaimed a public to bis-present and view
sensation with hla checkered suit thro# ceremonies. ’
The local Antlor luxlga will Id
host lu approximately l?>o Ant
lers from the various «iuc. In
thl« district at a Meeting l'"rw
this afternoon which culminates
with a dance In thu Cjnb tumso
tonlaht et to.oo aVInrk. local
Antler officials annoam <-il today.
Tha program .for the district
ms*tin* wlU begin with regis
tration this afternoon »t 4:M
o'clock wkkh will be Imim'diatr*
ly followed by the Initiation of
a corps of new member» from
Hanford and other title > in tbs
■ho rolo nf
TAIII'A, Mar. 18.—<*■ )-« lent
district
Goldswln, the Jewish producer boinbiatr p'anes, such as wlngrd
At ■:•* o'clock tonight tha also maintained a riot of laughter' to Koiith America and back a few
regular bustnasa nsseting
__ the audience with his rpparant-' weeks ngu, will “sngaga" tha new,
’“ IJ'ln
b* Mid In the Clk’a txr.1*" »itd j y’ unl'mltrd
__
wisecracks.
Mr.. pint niii-d buglika pursuit ships
while H la to aaaalon tho worn -n 'y imp
, ,on.1 wss atllrrd In .a black today hi tbo first tactical essrwlallAM
m
r
III
KaJJ
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i.ilrl
U
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Ixltors wilt gold a bridge party, cgtaway coat and grey pinto withi riser of the Army Air Corps' GHQ
Ldght refreshments
will
hp t derby at least two also* too1 second wing, now In Florida for
irvtd following the Imsineae large.
practice.
eating aad wUl be followed by
Oarenrc Adams as a bean waa
Tbo activity will bo tho start of
daaoa. Lodges from New 8myr- also grpeied with an outburat Of' 10 days of field exorcises, even
a DaLaad. Daytona llearb. and laogbtrr when ha proaontod a hsnx though not mors than half the exMxford will participate in the to hU lady friend Ms Brown. Mrs.. polk'd flying equipment
has
tairC. E. McHUrrow, whan aha re- reached (hair
respective bases
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plied with “Tkaak y o n so Much her*. Dacca** of that, prta* of
T slspbww cJfklaU report thal g^ , , rry t)llM j look at this Mm ficer* at air headquarters boro,
a Ualtod States bolds 64X00.* f f ) think of you."
»»*d they wore nqt taro whether n
• tflophooo conversations a day,
7h * performsoco wlU M giveni abaulat*d attack on JacbaonVlHa
»0 for every two persons In the tonight In tbo high school sodltor- Friday night would bo carried eat
t ben.
■"•tfyi ,
llm Ot 6:15 o'cTosk,
Giant Bombers Will
Hold Mock Battle
tlerlln.
Mar.
lit— (A P )—
Addremlng the lirkhslag today
lllllec explained (Irrm in^a ahearptlcn of Austria, averting
he hid movrd -determined t*
■are Austria from the fata at
ftpnln" -after Chancellor RchaaerkhltR oT"AmitHa
nT—Aoitrta “broke the
icVhlf'c
ItcrrhlriffHlrn »*reemrnl“.
"The plrbocltr he proposed
» m bound to fall," said Hitler,
and “I
determined te save,
Au»tiIn from Ihe fnln. if Spain.
The ultimatum that n o se d . aueh^j
a stir abroad ia > the n f lM to
avoid hloodihrd."
fiurr ina dissolved the KcWt*
i l l s and called for new* elec*
llrni on Apr. Id. the same date*
|Tt for ihr Aoalrlan plrddselto.
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CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Archie Mutin'II of I^Kkliait suit
Dotty llaitman of Orlandu were
Issued n marriage lireneo In lliv
office ot County Judgo It. W
Ware yesterday.
Tbs regular
meeting of the
Taylor
Command# ry
Knight*
Templar will be held In the Ma»oni« Mall tonight at 7:S0 o'clock.
Eminent Commander C. E. Mc
Kee announced today.
Tho regular Court o f Honor
for local Boy Scout* wUl ho held
in tho Junior High School Monday
night s i 7.80 o'clock local Scout
officials announced today.
ilia sourte arid Col. Joseph
k) P«>l*ipl’a tntrlgn inlnl*tor
liml glvrn n*«ur»nrrp he would
mine tio elijccMomi lo ihn CrnnM
fleet now at Swinemutndc, olioul
yOll miles west of Dansig. mov
ing Into the Dsnsing harbor •»
pror'aini the free city a part Ot
ilu- greater llerniMii te*lm.
As a rrsiilt Herman objection*
to polish action against I.iU\u»nl»
waa hrro saiil to havo been laid
asiile.
Othfr possible Herman arllon
in the Pollsh-Uthnawan eilula
was indkated l>y a Nail party
spokesmen who fuld If l*oltal»
troop* went Into I.lthiiuniu, Her*
man troops would in"rch
Into
Memrl, onre flrnnan, now Lltha*
anian.
Dantlg IHe Memrl was takon
from (lertnany liy lha 1011*
Treaty of Versailles. Nominally It
Is n free city administered un
der the |.ragtin of Nations, really
It has lie en Nnsl dominated for
the past two year*.
The Informant Indicated the
fa'e of both Dsnilg mid Menial
tnighi depend on IJthuonlaa 're
ply to Ihe PolNli ultimatum eapiling nl U |\ M. (3 I*. Jt. K8T.)
(iM ltSim l Mi paa. alsl
Jaycees Report On
Flans For Tourney
The Junior rhember of Compierce golf Trophy will lie awarded
Hie winner .of the City Tourna
ment sponsored by that organisa
tion hna arrived nnd will bo dlstnmq^wiw. Andrew
()srrmwtj(
chairman of the Joyceoa Oolf
Tournament Committer, announced
today.
Mr. Cnrraway announced that
Ihe toorrirment will begin at thg,j
Country Club on Apr. t and Oral .
cny resident nf Hanford whethernr not n mrmlkr of tho Golf Club
la eligible to enter the contest.
All Interested. In entering tho
tournament ora requested to meko •
qualifying rounds so that they
may ba plan d In different flights.
A prita will also bo gtvea tbo
winners of each flight, Mr. C t r l!way oak], and addsd that for per-,
manrnt posinalon of tha trophy ,
the City chimplonohlp must bo .
won for three consecutive yoare..
< S h .^ f c J & 7 t t W f v jr m V ‘
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�THB SANFORD
Wholfe Fight?
st a n e
. During th« present criala In Europe it mitfit be well
to fix firmly in mind, or perhaps to Jbt down on a piece
of paper, important events of the day, ao that in .years
to come when it la time to pay the bill -.far the re-,
suiting destruction and chaos of the next Wprid War, we
will know exactly where to place the responsibility.
As we remember it now, the last World War was
caused by, greedy IntematlonAl bankers aria the* milnitldn
makers who so mahlpulated things'ak to'mike one country
fight another, and vast armies slaughter each other by
the millions, just' so that customize could be found for
bullets, cdbnon, and similar products of the armament
factories.
It can hardly be said, however, that if Adolf Hitler in
vades Czechoslovakia, as he did Austria^ in response to
appeals of millions of Germans, and a World War develops
as
a. consequence, thea international
banker's
will be• to
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are..... ...
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sever you may walk
far larut—
w company
,,
a rt wlih.you ths lig h tcan think of friend* and
and, to, knowr—, .
!r%; thinking tenderly
of u*
.nirchanf*, IP*
Bg| #cr*ng*d—
m«y not for sadness
|hf |^at,—
,
V
rep" on being lonely
,,,
g well walk the same high
rhllc,
■Anonymous
ailvcs demanding the return of their last colonies and a
higher degree of prosperity for themselves, even af
the sacrifice of their neighbors, ,L
, Iq France‘It ia the partlo* of the left, the socialist!,
cqjtamunlativAhd'Mn'general the workers, who have been
d%hndlnrf that Franco intervene in tho Spanish civil war,
ahd who are now ntoat voclfjzroua In their appeals for
nutipwt of Czechoslovakian Independence. It ia the bank
er! and other conservative Interests wrfoiro telling Franco
to keep out of It.
.
**
' ri •
It ia th’d game In England. Chamberlain ia the leader
o f‘the Conacrvative Party. Ills support comes from the
bankers, big business, and we dare say eVcn from munition.
Interest!. And he is the one who has been trying to malntaln friendly relations "with Germany and . Italy. Tho .cry
for drastic military action both against Hitler’s aintrcMsioHs.grid Ih tho Spanish war comes'from the people.
It seems to us that the pcoplo.are right. Our own
idcit of tho situation la. that England ahd.Frabco will have
to fight Germany and IYaiy sooner or lafcr and thal’thcy
nre In a better posltfon to win such a war. now than they
will be a few yeara hence after-HItldr and Mussolini havo
built for themselves gigantic!empires in Central Europo
and around tho Mediterranean.
But It ia well to remember that it ia the * people
themselves who are aUrtiitg this/ war, and that
tho bankers, business mchfiihd‘commercial Interest In genersl are leaning over backward In'their'efforts to ovoid
military action.
.*
Troy Re-Discovered
lanakir I rpper la said to be
faring with th* “flu". Perhaps
get caught In the draft from
re of these sanatoria) speeches.
■
Persons who arc wtsnderlng when their next mcsl is
ctyning from, who I# gojttg to finance their next yssr’a
celery crop, or whether they will bo msrohing off to War
in another month or two, will bt> Interested to learn
that in the face of all' that ia happening in
Steady Gain
la Business I* the world, tho archaeologists have by no means' been idle.
eportsd—Tltusvlla 8tsi-A dro They have just announced they are now in a position to
it*. Congratulo'lons on having prove bcyond all question of doubt that tho site of Troy
it of today's ftw optimistic was where
they
thought It Was git the timb
and
iKkt at some other more or leas indefinite location.
“It has been recently affirmed that archaeologists are
. The increasing number of “traf
fic actldenU”. yeportrd In Vienna now satisfied that the problem of the pdeition of
lately, paly ta m e *o damonstra'a ancient Troy has been solved, and that the site known by
further the . enthusiasm with that name at present wu* actually . that of Homer's
which, union with] Germany'Is be Rnvn,” siys the Christian Science Monitor. “The savant*
ing received In ull quarters,
havo had to nilno deeply, for their information! for the
■ Dave Sholtv insists that th* 'topless towers of Ilium' lie very low toda^. Aa many
reason they abolished the State cilics, one beneath the other, have contended for the
Road Petrol was brrauso some of honor of inspiring Homer, as once contended for the
tha kin folks- couldn't rido motor honor of having bred him.
cycle*. W*'l. after the racing
'The verdict la not to bo doubted. But authentic aa
sansop ia oyer, looks like they
theso
crumbling ruins must be/ they are not the real
aaght |S bo able to ride horseback
foundations of TYoy—those lio deeper than, th^ spade can
reach. Nevertheless, thero is another aspect, and In th*
'• wZht' gorl far Ih* Salvation reconstruction
of
tho paft, anything ,,th il
tfo®*
A m y drive lb's year has been to confirm Homer as an historian, and henqe allows him
oet(at W O O . a Mini whkh will re
to bo looked to for further clues, la of importance, and la
quire a great dual of generous giv
ing la order tq realise, but even one more reward fur the long and arduous work that has
aa, It I* hardly sufficient to been carried out on this spot."
*•
, 1carry en all wmk Whkh tha SelvaAnd now that this momentous question ii} definitely
Uon Army i* aspecled to peHorm. settled, wu can oil breatho a sigh of relief that nothing
more serious resisted from this prolonged uncertainty.
..Another Illustration of tb* fu-
PRACTICE
W
any .reason to dfny. Us Tbs man
agement ot tho waterways tony m s . Hir headlining such' ship
point hi* oak lh *t U * , JTorkfa cinkl 's c ^ u r a i Pchcryl fiumro^rWaterway* Cdbgrcna ls,rnwrpiy^* aP, has reads tbs purpose ao clear
•too*# for .the ship. eared .crowd, that mealing* are new attended
principally by rpaaj paopsoUn
and there is no polar la derefvtag
IHa cat out of the bag Itself about
the time' we weis Identifying the «bj» A".** •JSL ,‘heJ!’ *!»
ALEXANmu^. L a , Mar. XI—
<^T>—'Tiny m l raiders threaten
the limber m e q rcei of two big
stgteo. . Scores ol forcatcra and
OCc workers are engasad In a
war <o the finish with the reWw
—At!* toaana___ ^
f
In everyday J»n*n»gc. tha d«« ctlro menace y the plain
is town aiiL To the govern
ment's refercitration Jirogrekn tn
Louisiana oud East Texas. It's
public enspiy No. J.
•>Tha Inserti. amailnaly organl»ml Into colonies of soldier*,
worker* and royalty- rut off tba
foliage pt pin* seedltncs and the
plant* wither *nd die. Some ZOO.ooo ncrea of national forevt and
probably ten times that many
arrea’Yb* privet Hr owned land in
ghn, rolllnc .hill Country of tb«
two statef aye involved.
In tho i*cl|otii Infected moat
action,|y, the tint* were nullify
Iris oil that • nature and tha
United flt»(e*
Forest
Scnrle*
were doing in reforestation. Than
expert* discovered that a M
ounce I of cat lion disulfide would
end their depredation*.
Immediately (he Fore>t Ber*|ca
orz*n|x»d anl-klltlng rr««» of
b going , on—i(icli
raj In other w o M « d ed u cin g QMfulneM. and, U
^ since the Sen'lnkt noticed, the T^loo M
IciVays congress It mo»l have cinal publlcl'y onei
Utntd up toward the . canal. ' , . Tharp'*-m i cl.Ju
rWj Andenon. pabllkher * f ih * Publ cily. U p ftqk
itU ^ ^rempi.y look csVe of TtdMu, '" • H " }
i by replying that the rasetfcg •nrlow of a(ur Ih*
k W * lo th* icrrlloyy.eAleh get by )1aTinc ..Qcr
piper* servo* and th*); that* ten N r R.rN W .
{, no connection betw een'the boy* on or*»n.tfT»n*
itiftel’s editorial potlcjr and |U our cuss'* .qmlor i
9TAj|t(iOf VMWI fTent*. At that jc
c u u n com**
ivii| n whf>
JrcUnn
I standryd pewypsper practice, U d in e the,
^li the Star Itself observes, the wrWryciy or,.
iwcr bad to bo occepicj i t »of- [hirle>c imi
lent .lint It. left the 8|ar In >h« *en(*<l n# I
il/jon or having alleged q coo* 0 f Ibu pup
'lion which It b*d prexlouilyl.re noj am
ri at pain* to deny.
them In Iha
’hi* Ihrautlopancsn nuy U dye when don* ■
Kmfact
fa*• (K
bI Ithere
harm la
rfa'u ' wnofllll# ll
to (h*
that
Is tin
no Inw
longer
Uy AFORCE TUCKKU
NEW YOHK—Stu'.klng * epot morn than a section of 42nd ilreet
of lain lunch In n*Madl»bn ,u»*«u« where the'viaduct covers the entheatre the other day I ‘come upon tr.nce to Fourth uvrnun.
John O’Hara, th*. cxllerald-TriOil null lU i nre lamp post*
Ldornml by bl* nome. And tber*
la a building known ua Pershing,
but
IHU Wig It'IWW
ms
~ this , take* IU noma from the
new l ook due neat week, and when Square Ju il. as many baildbtgv
named -for Miuarv* or. sectors,
I iil in f him what It -wa» about, f; h
r * t—----he replied* “I F * , about somi As a matter of feet, that portion
young people who lira' in Roily o l tba viaduct which cover* the
wood- but are not In tin movie/.** Park arenu# tunnel la now a aott
7»r eliy truck*, *nd th*
' Jo h n ,.,'you'll recall,, ’ von • hi* “f g*r*K*
_
Aral fjm e w ith.“Appointment bi nearby side*
Samarpa," • novel •wbkh caused *®*P “v*
the •critics Id •express acuta-dls' everything fi
appointment fin <bl* orcood book cur*,
by heeding their• reviews, “Dla*
—
appointment In O 'lU lV *
• | xh* b o u r n - . , _______ _____
|ia ha* high .hope* fgr this
|h# u n|t*d BUtca ha. a leng'h
m w one. He I* a br.dcgroom now, of B>000 rauMl 0f which
3.10®
and. IJkt.llio Duke or Windsor, m|iM kra j . q j boundary and 1400
"a happily married m .n “ When | n wtUT boundary.
I saw him ho had Jual checked out
the Algonquin .and wna hiedlng ~ — — ---- — --------------fo r.« pUcv oa l<oag Island, whtra
he'll . rest. and. reorq probably .
\V VV VV v>
Of potent car boa dUalphlds
When the tabs la. withdrawn
■nd the open Ins dosed with the
hML safforattaS fumes sink Isto
nrory csllery and chamber of
th" colony, asphyxiating the ants.
ThU treatment, applied itrlp
1V strip orrr tbsicntttw territory,
appear* to bo almost 100 percent
effcctlrs. For«*tori , expect to
bar# slgorohsi rouns titn«s gr«wIng soon on vast, »,-*** left bar
ren by Umber catting and Area.
Forestry experts reported they
found each ant eo | **y .h ad si
carefully guarded chamber that
lioutoii a rating clisa apparently
composed of a queen and bar
consort whh prlnetu and prin
cesses that laler win form new
colonies.
They sign found ftaree-Jawod
soldier, ants policing tbs.colootn
and d|nctIns work*n- The work
or* climb trees; cut the Wares
and drop thorn in wyrmenle to
carrier*. Camera thk# tbs jeqmenta brio* ground where they
Bees Are Friend (
Watermelon Gro
deed of . the Florida watermelon
grower.
y
\. In fact, according . to C. C.
Ooff. ooslataat ontoaadogtal . at
tha local brapeh , * f ' tha Wats
Experiment at*Uoo. the .# *rb
watermelon producer would bars
a hard time making a profit on
his crop if It were noi for beesWatermelon flower*, Mr. Ooff
■ays. are pollinated largely If
not entirely by bee* and- tha,
grower, who ha* plenty of these
Insect* no*rj bl* 1melon Add I*
fortunate.
Darrin*
attacks from
im fft petti, .li«r«sei- ) and wet
weather, he can, fee) fairly aura
h<» crop win he'good, and wady
enough to roach the Northern
markets in • Um» IS bring th*
high prices.prevailing during the*
SA N FO RD -O RLA N D O
KENN EL C L U B -
Money To Utan
Oa Aulomobilcn
RefinancingQuick Service
On Route 17 — 10 Miieg Sooth Of Sanford
(T a n at tha Rad Arrow)
Jack KlBovlf-l’hon* 170-J
Acceptance C’urp. » f FloridExchange Bldg.
10 RACES
NIGHTLY
,
(Except Sauday)
Qrbntjo—Phone 4700
CVEOT DAY W l DCCOMC w
BETTE! KNOWN ! ■ THE | T
CKEATOM Or.■
O•
u a l li t y P r i n l i n o
Caoawll oa aM*t r«a»
bA I
PMHTINO rROOLCUS—
... ,.» »
Legalized
’orl-MBtHC
Ci Im u m .the 1. kl
FLORIDA STATE RACING COMMISSION SUPERVISION
„. POST TIME 8<lf
v
MUbiMI turning loot* convktod
criminal* te prey again upon the
world la gtvsn by Ih* slaying in
Canter, Tease, of six . children by
(half /eurn mother who we* already
ly redled pcreblne Square, but
hire. K. B. Hardy gave a allvf r
under a Aw year auspended sonanymm .>laiVog . Qfir* would hq
(je w far ktllmg her husband In Ua Friday afternoon for tha
hard put to rocognls* M as a
benefit of tho red ernes.
Squire. Aclueby, It ,fai nothing
Mr. and Air*. Baldwin were
p ,ln d i*l m u ll , o l H i tightaeclng In tb* celery city Tues
;-. .
Inrlel csnipxJgn ta .d tls , th* day. '•
Mrs. DInkle 'end Mis* Olire program for ibis’ bid aren t not'
IkSj New* .wisely point* out,
iddolar bojr. in, *Wfr
been .a cheat sold foe. Pepper Dlnklc motored up to Jacksonville I* 7
b a t wa*k dud were the geests *f
Hr*. II. R. Chapman.
, Mr. McWorkman left Tuesday
BaHailter > • * « • ( /''-''ilwt the
td r.hl* homo in Indianapolis. '
ilotql car*** of this ;efcy win
Mr. and Mrs- Nelmeyer and Mr,
and Mr* UUtlln* attended W
“ Egg F*a#t“ siren by the Chick
en Association In Orlando T u n
ny even Ini.
The ladles Of lb* Ued Cros*
auxiliary will aery* a **rvd«lrh.
n l U > « ruffe* "(Upher a t Ua
L|br«»T Friday evening. Mar I t
Senator Patch dtdd te 7.-M wclock.
■ fir |
•..renewing eld , Mr. and Mr*. A. F, Seerv* of
»/d
• king. a*w Weal Ylrttni* are located la th*
tAnkaF Odttagq CM ’ Greenwood
f t
W * 1life
fAfew■ v'J- ' a- •' » -; - -r :
. At Ih* retalar meetlas ol Um
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AftO
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Tim Ontmmsr School I*. T. A.
|mel yeaterday af'ejnoou at tb*’
Creramir^ehool at which time
pila of Mr*. YA Q. .(■Tenting'* P t
lirresion t i n offered the pcaRntm.
f That# i#tlr<t ph'rt In the prido
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of Oviedo
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rendered
an tins left
irr »pending
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# rtt>a y
Auxiliary will
Mira.,/. ft. Inskocp h>a been In
Orinhdi) fop (bn p**i tod days
whtfra alia vkUvd friend*.
*: v tt i M U
MONDAY
* * « > (1Indya Homier o! Macon.,
d a , will' arrive tinimrrpw tp be weir, the 'ApnJ. Fe^l'a play To
OiV fc a V ot . r f r . 'ji y
j
O rlvfil art April l.-at lh« Gramn
Hthool »'nJ spohaored h>> iKa P.
4 , and Ihe May . D*y A^ltraw.
Mr- dnd Mrs. tllbn' I|o|cdmt»e
of
0 , n . KcrrrsOit. U tt: Imurlnc ot AtI'mtu aril ilia gitlxta Ot Mr.
Real’. MVa. Obbfxn MeCan Mrs and. Mr* Jo * Coder at ihpi^
J. L- JXekaon. MW .T. D. Inabl- home on Cameron Avcuuo.
net, M jw .ll. U. C]ovelami- Mrt,
■* H W tl l t y - A . * A t h c y n ‘
Mra. XollW I’htllpj ot JarkJ . I. B tn fd ril.. Ji*.> l i r a . , N ., T
The AinthWit Hupday RchUtil
Blenawyt. Mm. J. n,.'Weat. Mrs. idnvllla U (fie tjd r'l ot Mra. Ik Class of.th u ^ jral Rapt 1*1 Cfcutvh
B, Will If a nt thbli- liuntia oti llu|
h«ld (is, monChly, aoela) .dpi
IT
buslne a RtfMUli ,l«»l «vatiluA •>
Oj*. and Mr*. C
tV. ib tr r tha church .Annex, wllh Avw* y
MnC, |l. B„ iW R w haVp ii^ |heir RUCst nr. fl^ker a If, l W
'jpetyori lirv. J. jr. Raker o f j Tit- lira , Mt, 8, hfala^i. end,-lint,.. 0
C. Olfifc hoatdwer
,
. Tb«,biulnau medtins waa ctmM e e tin g b
B e
Prleud" *>r Mrs.
Morgen'l d u e ^ j A y /, XY. Kur, * M H *
]£tss -s im
’obiart's ' AttsHUr/
MByiqsadmMWi Club
T ^ s M
.
,
U o J i i/.je.
df dm .Wcpurin'a MijMdtmai’*;,
riaty or iVu Mr»i dopiut, c h u rijii .TJw
*flf' i» h«"i .w j I m
U>a eUarih. -^Oie .topic Mr- dia-LThoai
dgsrlou will l*o Ilitl* RtplUt Mlrt-Ww
slonorlo* hi Knropo .Cjrclp Ntiw- Pfebo
bar Tfcvch will, lm In rhaii|w.lno aria"
^oclab JWNtr, will tnigat .fro^
*;S0 o'clock udder tbey leadog- jlnlp I
ahlu of Mm. J. L f olclougb',*ut.ertin^
Whyfch tloio n special prnsraw'AV ,
WlA Mt offored btcludlhg, po'ial sf-^Cjorv
m|mna. l)r, J . : IL tlrltfln wllfjnM
meel tijIIi the • group at (Itla ‘^ *re
Lnpuka will I h* glml
*
Charles
Ip
j«ani
f i.ti>> iu Impnttlug uV
lit iiri uni ut VydbLuiern.
ih'i
nlc^it at the Community
Building. About 75 m< mbcr* ami
gurs’.s enjoyed Iho^Jino supper
J add program which follmml, C.
W. Isbtll. llm now pr:»idrnt ol
lho orgnnltn’ Inn urtrd n* ltutat*
mn.-tcr ojuJ intro lured the person
on' hit vlrflifc fotlo-lmr tun* manI nor *nth person In the hall wa»
bltrxIirAL Vi". :.. Ilallard, * h °
I wan n j^ in i of iha Chamber <>•
| (Vmmeivc, gave nn In'cC, "ting
tall; which A'O.t followed by cmark* by Mrs K. A. Douglass
riving an hecounl o f Iho Inert*se
In Ihr h n in r n In thr Post Of
fice during the Io 'I year.
I Mr. nnd Mr*. F c.l Mt’MIllctl
of Ijrsington, .Mo-.*, anlw d Hurtday to visit Mr. nnd Mra. T. it.
: KIDreilge and Mr. and Mia. 0 ,
-iw y S a ly ' ItAtnPSW. V ytfflU
"j i ,
American •coloratura., who will
appear here at the Prime.'* I lrT(,
Tliouiru neat Monday ntglu un-l)_ y
drr the auspice* or the Co-epfr- | ,„lu|
allvo Concert* Awwiallon. Mini
llranrulo made hVr ibhui In Ih >
iol« ot njUla In “ItlfoldM""* wllli
m
the Ohlrumt Civic Opera •'•’in wini
•WWd.
7
A color nolo of Xroen and
Mr. and KrC X tViulibl'dl have whltd cominitmoWtiiiK SI l^d<
roiumed from jncks^nulUn whem rick'.* Day t^a'a used lnx decora
5 9
f f iS E S w a iV K -' limn anti rdtreslftiicnli,
Tlioae
present' ware:
Mre
M,
Rilrdetke.
Mrd
'r' Dr- and flV*. (I W. nrcslln Marx a r«t
Imuua
left yesterday , for JarkaO|iVl||o (Jerirudn Pervell. Mr*
after vUHlug. Mr- and t i n . C Keethb'r. Mr*. Jamas Avdry, all
id Columba,. O JIo^M s, II,, J i
Yf, Roll]van Mr several daya
Odbam. J r - 'Mya. f
P a ir,
Mr*. a*orge Wl’etuleln hat re- klfa-. ,Winona Urucp. Mra. fk. tU
tttqied fyom ItockhlU. H. C, Ifveloif. Wte. C. .P . ; lMckeraoJ
wbfjfp oh« was called upoii the
death ot V r lather. W., J . lielk j
Mrs. n A. Runlett le leaving]
tomorrow after aphutllng iCvnrsl.
men tbs bate <U the guoat of h»ri
daughter. Mra’. 8. C. Dirkuraon.
dmiphtcr. Mr*. O. IT. D.st.
Mrs. Minnie Rognrt »ltll family
have returned to ihi-lr home In
Illnghamplon, N. Y. at rr attend*
Ins si rein! months line.
Mr. and Mra, A. K. Kemp apettl
S.vtuiilay in Jarksonvlllc with
ft inula;
Mr. and Mra. CJ. F. Kills and
daughter and Mr, and Mr*. Frist
MeMillrn spent FriJ-iy nt May
(ona Ilfath..
Mr. und Mra. Tracy Lewla of
St. Petersburg are p in t* ot Hf<
and Mr*. Frank Kv»n*.
B, Iloehstrasser
and ale*
tor, Ifor.rnsv. of Aberdeen. Md.
were guest* ot Mr. and Mra*
itoss llotiRhion Sunday,
OPEN ALL NIGHT
W i n c - D in e - D 'im c e
Hare A Good Time
THE TRIANGLE
ORftANIHI HIGHWAY
la k e
Ma r y
W E R T T h e JE W E L E R
i
Mn ahil »ft*. Jitn'w* 11. Ilnttor
i¥ Medford, Ma*a. Itnvr ro'uMvd
to ihetr homo after apon lltlR >’v
m il month* in TAke Maty.
At the* regular mro'ina «f the
Chambir of Comnicivo Motn'nv
night Ihe fnllnurlng ritticm* wotv
fleeted: C, W. lhblll. presitklil.
It. M.’ tlliason, vlett prcRdctt', *!.
K.-Tfuv, irTi'etary uml Ivey Juni
or, troasuivr. liana wore made
for
“Pie Social’* to l>« held
nest Tuesday night lit
tfld
o'clock.
The Mke Maiy (ilil Seoul* tocoolly had u ilottll up tin) n' llio
"I itlle Hn'ise" and at .• id.nimug
an overnight parly fu- ltd* Fitday night. Huppor and iiroukfu*t
Will lie cookisl ov.r ‘In, outdoor
Dlnmnnda Vnd W atches
rim? W n lrh A n a Jew e lry R ep airin g
Diam ond M ounting And E n g rav in g
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GRIFFIN
ALLW i I E
C L T mH * n i Wl »' ! ■ 4 I
Wa«i r t n s w m Tf u
TO A Nt\»
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&K8mB H
SMARTNESS
M c L a d lM , je w e l e r
V ' t U I «. P a rh 'A v *.'
• Visa Jour (lantl of lludowor Is b
Beauty Nckool ol Jacksonville D ness,
Mra. A, k llrlli. nod Mra, I*
M Ifutil and . d "“ghU r. . Mias
Marian, HUnt.fr llorkrlry. tmllf,
*il|l spend lomoirow In tialneaUndo ago' ^ponding d few days vtUe. chatlui nolt* will r»furtt
here w|tb Mra. nrowp’s pan-nta, wllh them to apend 'ho weekend
hurt with his .paienta..
Mr. a»d M il J. f t Kills.
inao Will bo h*’A . An Interpatlng
prafTim has heart arranged.
3 ptd ilklO Kludy Glaaa, of Holy
Critaa Rpiacopel Church will meat
Pt f:4 8 o'clock, wllh Mra. Amelia
HaA’a ^ teacher. aft»r -which. (htr>
dW h* v & i f u l| i Women'*
AVpiary. An Hein of hualntu
trill bo •mtagemeRla far Ihe Jojnt
N n " 8. c . Dirkt'rson h*s us
her, gua*|s Mra, flrrtrude J'an cl,
Mr*. UiuW*. ;K*«iOilcr., Mnv , l.'liu
Moor*, »nd Mm. Jaim * Avmv
of Columbu*. Ohio
, ;
Misa MurioT Lamb, daughter ot
Mrg. lJoniUiy. latnh, who has born
ill for aavernt. wtrt:h»7, will UbV*
1otnoi;royr for llio l*Wth wHens ahe
will remain for two woaka.
ihe Y E A R 1
. ,
w r . i \ to n V ^
i K
l
Ham11ton West, Ktudont Chaplain
■t Gainesville fur lha Epiacopa)
Dr. and Mrs. Ifarty Woodruff
Mr. ami Mra. It. K. Hamilton
ot , Laku Mwproe anttnupca, thr had as their guest, yeaterday,.Mra.
blrtl* <'f ■ daughler, RUpdotli- Woodruffs uncle. T ..R . P.uich of
Odell., Ifm ' “ h \Vodii"ad»y-,Mur. l.rcvburg. com
Court Just tea.
NOTICE
lly omitted
[ Monday
. omppd^ lpf bp«U, pr eel
(ttuf.hae^ tt
W W lU i
a bmixwwuprt if. p*V»».
Mrs. Mst'do .Scott of Win'ri
Mr. ntid Mrs Dan Hralitnrtl
•Ml leave Imtiorrow tor Jnlinson Park is the wreVspd guest s t Mr,
City. Trim.. w lir ta .lW wli) r«- and M rs..Frisl Kcoll, anti Mr. and
ttialti a i |t<irt llitta bcfoiu po|»t Mra. y . 1). titolt.
on In ClUrN tr, h . c;
, ,
Mr|ion Warr. who Udidng grail
Mra. M. 8. ReEnrest, Mra. uatr vroik In thr Theological
Rolland Dean, attsl.Jflp^ (Jordon School al* Emory tlnlvrrslly, will
airiH' iuduy to s|tcnd the weekend
hero with tils ptrrnla, Judge and
Mre. It. W. Ware. .
r Mr. ami Mia. Earle K. J no.'s
the
holdin g aervlceV at tKi " P l t f of JartisOUvUla' annou/n',.
Lskn rr*sbytert»n Church in O r blnh or a- daughter, IHussIlU
Undo Delegations are *tie*dbm Agnes. Mir* yesterday, March IT-,
y»%a em*)mn tu>m,iaufon» each Mf. Jones. Pas formerly connect
ed whh Tno rtonfm’3 ITstold
hold
TiM I*.
Mra. Edward Wlary of Melloak ._ T lU
vlUa Avdnee U riaitlnV her par
ent* Mr, ana Mra. C. A. Dutton
Christ.* 1
in Asbevtlla, N. C. Mra . Dutton
HpUa Utrc
U ra u / f iiu n m u S t
C U R B
* B l« rrL < t
win Ml *
C H E V R O L E T D E A L E R S 1U S E D C A R S T O C K $ \ V E R E
R C b t/C E D D U R IN G N A T I O N A L
c<
N o w *»
‘u s e d 1^ c X f t
O j
A 0
th m
tin y
to
tr a d o
Ex c h a n g e
"
w
y o u r ear fo r a
• C om o a lo n g , a n d
moot the 1938 version of
e e k
NEW
CHEVRO LET
A- y-y
A e < fom # f i * f o d a y a n d g o t o u r t i b o r d t o f f e r
, ,,, fttn l
e» fsvry'r.,- ,
So great have (*rro (Jtevrulrl
finite In—ih it u tr lt l * . . See llio Lteu,
*
d ea lm ’ eelre uf used cars and
I i ful new (Jie v ro k t for V fM —the rr.r lh>.l
low ia our euppljr o f err lain
is rWn/ifwc—and the new 1938 O k r; vile J
m ale* and taodrk— that we mint/fuod used
irucLa—the ih rlft-c a rH tri fo r the iuUm m I
earn and truck a to ha la new our alocks.
, ■ , Learn how easily you can putcltase a
TU a Btetiw we ore in an c u a llm t poaillou
sm art, new, modern-to.lb*-minute G ic v .
f f lb t t l lt W t in a B w m w " M tkepurchau
rule* by lattin l ua u k e your present car
• f mme CTewahr p n m n g rr cwra omf gruels.
or ITurk In Iradel
ream
re am
S fffiR
W Urn*!, I W s . ‘ S M
G E N U I N E PALU
3EA C H CRAVAT . . *
Ih o c e l e b r i t y o f t h *
neckw ear held , , . thn.
tie that hae no oquof.
, , . Iho lie that is ooot
. . . easy to tio . . . hard
to muaa . . . v a sh a b la .
In every i m a g i n a b l e
pallarn . , . gotgaoutf
color tones. Sw ellY
W an I ’slM
A * [ta h w tJ ini *‘Hs(fn(rt/a
;G YOUR 80DA, LOOK
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FRIDAY, MARCH !«, iW®
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
DEATH RIDES TORNADO'S BLACK FUNNEL
FLEEING AUSTRIA
\
CZECHOSLpVAKIA NEXT GOAL OF PER FUEHRER?
NAZI EMBLEM
UP IN AIR
^HEAST
P R U S S IA
i,
• WARSAW
’
POLAND
Thle r a n picture show* Ihe approach ot tv ; terrifying tornado that killed at IWat seven poraotj*
and demolished numeroua building* at Belleville. III. A few momenta after the daring pWograplicr
•napped the vierg nf Ihe futintl-like black cloud moving In from the aouthweat, the wind » nick *
•eclion of 1he town with .full fury. Ita tavagt* were +on cent rated within four square blnrkJt.
-w
V IE N N A • V
J %
/
DEMOLISHED HOUSES LITTER TORNADO’S PATH * -
■
(AUSTRIA ) f J '-^ B U 0APE$T
U N GA R x i
UTALY
G ERM ANS)! N
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Having annexed Austria n* Just cnotlrr Male lM tli,. (Jerrnan llrirh, Adolf I lit »*,- looks nistw* d
•-toward Caechosluvakio, held In the pincit'ra of I lie new (hnnany. The Muck «rmi ahowii where '!«>
population of Ciechoalorakia Is prodmninanlly (inrni*n.. TU -’Nasi dieam is "the Unification nf all.Uerraana and'lti thl* area tlirre ore vTbW.OOfi of them-
AUSTRIANS HAIL GERMAN TROOPS ARRIVING AT LUTZ
Up In air over Oral, Auitria,
itrmonctraUona in which forbid*
ilrti Nasi emblrm even appeared
rii balloons n*e other nation*,
fc r fu l of lU'Irr'a expanding In*
fiucncc.
•
Wilhelm. Miklaa (top), president
of Auatria,•and lUrl Vaugoln
(below),. war . min later In the
Hollfii* cabinet,, fled the country
nftrr Auatria ctased to lie a na*
lion and became n part of AdoU
Hiller's O rm an Reich. -
SWASTIKA FLIES OVER VIENNA
B r
H r
|M n
siy .<
f d; I
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The tornado, which
molished houses in |la
nwuy. School bad boon
•(“lick
*•*.
1
slruek Belleville, 111., with a death toll of at least seven, left numeoiia de
wake. Hire’* a view of the town's grade school wiili the lop floor ripjicd
dismissed for the day and no chlldien were within the building when the wind
"*•
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*
LUISE RAINER AND TRACY HONORED BY HOLLYWOOD
Transported In armoted ears and tanks, Carman N«xl troops are shown In this radiophnto as they
arrived at Uni. Austria."'and weie.jgrrelcd'hy masses nf rhrerlng, saluting Austrians, These troop*
and thousand a of others spread out over ll,» country in the (doodles* cuup that brought about union
of Austria with (irimnny.
This railiophoio of • man waving a iw ailika’ flag of Natl ’Car*
many from <ho balcony of Ihe Austrian chancellory at Vienna alg*
iilfics the sneers* of the fantastically bioodtesa roup that overnight
made Austria I'erman and Nall.
>WAS A SPECTACLE WHEN THE KENNEPYS SAILED v
FARMERS VOTE ON MARKETING
J la lied aa No, I at* a of the 1U3T film y*»r were Spencer Tracy (left) and Vlermesn a d .***
I^ilse Rainer, who Is shown at right with her playwright-husband Clifford Odete shortly after -%tng
Informed that she was srlrrlrd for the annual movie academy award for hir oulslanding porformVne*
In The (1ood Earth. Miss Rainer also won the award last year. Tracy received his ''Oscar" statuette
for III* character lull i<*u of a_ |’»t Itig uese-sailor •" Captains Courageous. (-Tho award* wir* made 1hn
Hollywood by J-uut* D. Way*.*. »'udlo eteeuUvn; . *
,
FLORIDA'S
I t looked like a convention iir something ot the kart when
section
Ih e
Kennedy
l > / :r i >, J
M
*all*d from New York for Ismdon to juln Ik* new United States ambassador «u *H# Court of
• Pt. James, leaving out alt the mlacalUnroua camotamen, reporter*, alghl*c*r* and such Ui thefor**.
C./5. Camp, rotten farmer of Fairborn, (J» . nor* casts hit hoi; jfra w L Ihoao facing the camera. I*ft to rigbl, are: Daughter Kathleen, IN) f , F. Fitigeruld. Mr*, lot* a j p*udurora In M atatei 'voted to decide whether the federal
tJtamedy'a father who used to be .mayor of Boston) Mrs. Filtgetald, son Hubert, 13; Jn« II organ, government shall limit marketing of eel too nod. two types- of
Lluaywata of Ow younger Kennedy*; Mrs. Kennedy. * « Joseph P. Kennedy, J r - t l . who Is not sailing tobacco In 1PU. Formsr* rated In oil hut four of Georgia's aotaaliaa.
P I . now; daughter Jean. 10; daughter,Palrieta, 14. Kennedy already U In Undon. The r*at of hi* In Fulbm counly, where Camp voted, cotton *»W* ra ^ riilln a was
[ M m children will au k * up a thW contingent sailing later In tbe spring.
* * v
lb * on!/ ta u t.
* - .jkah
r.
EXHIBIT
In#' Florida raMUt In’ the Ptnnaylvaaia >all>and Malian la Philadelphia occupla* th * south »*cl
(Ion a* this new |«Q.OOOjOOO structure. Put on by Flijrida national exhibits, |l baa attra^tud wH* a t;
Untlon during tbe past throe month*. Byron 8teplhe Florida National ExhlbluT dld many of tW
h*M of BatUord, head o f the dloramia atudwa «* dtaamaa, __ ______J -
�^ fifX ^ T s rr
w m M ,45'"
BWPR ^ ^ tty]■
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FRIDAY, MARCH 1ft, IMA
Barcelona Raids
^Continue While
Casualties Grow
PAGE F IT S
IK E SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORID*
STR A N G E A S I T SEEM S— By JO H N H IX
JTot.t o l b e . great U 4 n a U * aathor. laeloattg ■
aaralope for reply.
R tf. U. I . P iL Off.
G lin t,
tz S a y s
L o c a l Shufflers] SANTORD
.Mr. MiiLIrn
1
'If IniM"
0
e Will Aid
G et 10 To 5 Win1NEW SMYYRNA
Mr. J.iti'i'-t
Agriculture Over New Smyrna Mr.
linn
I *huti|lns r;>ll"ir, mu*
' n I ' ik -m •! origin*'
lir. i'll.i* inn r.i:in* in
SANTORO
G.-imc,
Mi . Ill iwit in i
3
Mr in !<•! ,i>n
.. n
NEW SMVnNA
III
I * i i n|'"i I
Ml . I* "11
In npjn.i|> where lh*»
Ontlnura
Whet offenihre.
Y The government announced at
the tame I! me lla >roo|>a had
klftcd 4000 rebel* in “the wont
fighting of the civil war” in the
lector wrath of Caape.
A government communique aaid
their force* had ticen foict-d by
the overwhelming rebel power to
evacuate both Coupe end Alcorlto,
email town domln.it ini* Ibe At*,
ranli-Mon'a'hjo |il|;h*vay.
'A fte r giving up the desperate
resistance at ihcm two vmiinta,
where the powerful re ha! n.lvWqe*
had been held up Irmporarliy, thb,
govern men i fig III era dropped lack
Into the mountain* t» Ii|iti1y
thrown up defensee.
Ilcgalm* Momentum
Evidence that the rebel advance
hod regained it* momen'um end
was moving aoulh wma indicated
by a government eunoL-ucement of
heavy fighting on the Alcanli*
Morelia road. The relielo wrro re*
ported lo have hcru cvpitlred there.
nebel report* ruld five Inter*
nstlensl brigade* were dispersed
he tho eaplmn of Cn>|*e and hun
dred* h f foreigner* token pri*oner.
Carpe had Ivro heavllv fortified
by the government defender* and
Wpe the last Mrnnghold in 'he
IjaHi i f tlm rebel IrD-wInr ererpt
Tor Fal et. only ll) mde** from the
Mediterrunraii mid key to 'he
roaMol city of Tsrragnim.
The c.ty had nerved n* general
headquarter* fur Ibe government’*
eastern aimy wllh lai(,-r Mipp’y
depot* end ulrpor'n.
’ Rtliel r**ntrr coliimii'. ntipnn'nlty
attempted no new fn.'tnid lbru*l
wa ting ina'.evd '/or lljiikiug col
limn* lo move up Iwforr roa'lnulng
cn toward the r.Cft,
'flu* French government rln*ed
ll* Spanbh frontier liehvccn Henrlaye and Irun to Hie pn sire of
•'I merchandise. No rearun wo*
given for the nmvo. Prrwin* were
s i l l i llnweil lo pan.*. In either dlreetlon.
W RM H
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WW
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oi9 commoiR*/
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near Lima, Peru,
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i,ni iiiiuii di: li ly HU,*
l fie ii Itn* pie**e*.
id till »"iy ll I'll ii'U
lh " m u' i .nil'll' on
it,.- wililfiie. K'erv
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neiniv
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Three Coiiilty IMcus
Hoard By JudjroWnro
"1.1
UIIIIIM*
' "0 ! . ftiih Sot firm 7
“ f the
■ ' *iI H'i iifily Art W|i|rh will
•lunll.tilr |ha| , ih'I |ii|i rniahlillR
I.
Into or fa.|"rnl ro iom n iriil
I., tilt" o n Iion on your |ir**i**‘i •y
I"tttn v "I ilig anti taiu-ii Hu"
Mm no'..'* H r aUti aahl ho wiiuld
i k tlii> p i.- n c c of tin. i’i*Hdiy
... r i i i" nil W olfarr hill
I II
» \ Ki ,\I'|||II|
Hill ho I"'
t o*l ll 011010 whlllllll Ilo ' |Ot, ||ll 1 finiumls | 'In ni ell
li'ii at InloifoiPnro
will,
hnal-l
I jiw iis Sal.— t'liiiils
ii"** *' Ilo 'Hill ho ti' ll' Vrit tho
( in lil I ’U l i— U t il e r I,H it**
i * I'li' of tho rnnntry waninl
Ot*K I’lunlH— Ifiivos
I. I',. I'll 0|llt|O,
l l . t h n i ’il ai'im ior ho n* oiio,
f.urge ( 'ridmm
•Hu , ihnira ho wuiilil try in ilo Trees Trip lined
V"II llf It" I" lll'1|l
I ho
lllllriil
fi'round* f'areil 1’nr
llnrk Work — I’nnh
Whv N'nl leave Vm»"
firm ""'* I** f ire ' " iln<»'
W h ii
tt
l II4TI.
tt i«
Is lUnCrfaira
sinater m u * |M writ
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m i«|
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I 1 Ti: t»»r #l«4i |m»i |*a mitlsr Ik rrf
ttr Imiit irt f* nun r, l nwiimirro arr
kiti«r »aa-w| n«wr|»| Iriap itipgaa R«i
tiHir ItnalRfM, HIM k
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^t«*h n« n 11 I h l I T t m
P o litic a l
AdvortiHomentR
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GtORGE
ro ll
H. DRIDQE. JR . J
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f/Mifir nf
k rllrr
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»rknu| r<HM!lli«ii«»
' mini I or hvt Ir r farm* hti* Inga* if a
liataair rat*i*<lllaaai* Hr ttflirifu |m
funialng i Hr i|N(r na anHiil rraa*
fftmlntl liiiwlurww |*rtmrl»*lrw. rlliaa*
I In Ulna iiffalp nml Inrf llrlrnry ,
SCMI.Ntll.K I’ll AItMACAI,
t f l , INC.
M iller llliljr.
Park Ave.
t w o iiniiii* « m t i i n r im
m :\ i i i Hri i . i m v , j h .
iiriiiiiirriiik r
I’UKsrmnioN.s
A t r i lf \ T K I . Y n n ir m iM iB i)
. > T I tlv M A ltK A III.Y
o k ic r s
l.aii(lsc;i|)c Service
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IIt Is Dangerous
T«|a| K.’ ntfv Total roin » f
s iufiii*i
i *i
i«*r»
.Vi'tt* Hf'iyttiii
f»
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■tor lie Iiininl nioniiil to what Ml, lilPItl.lll.l
U it tinfay, « sil raltnl iiltl uru Mr. Ytiril
■i»fl l-inri' in Florid" I |nomi*r
'.it Mi" fl|,| thine I will
>
i. Ii**n I not Inin III** Srliatr it
i . i otfor .*i nnialTiinirnt I•* S*'i"
m *T VM6,
'WrtMtDftCK*
tmRtt Limoni
4IN6IH6 4AM06,
Pnw o>.«
| la'inl ,tuift|ri i won n In to *■
Mur ill Wnahlllgtnn who ‘•known,I il"rl*lon from n Now Smyrna
li «r In tn -n p c ra f e '
| f'lnTi in n loiiritnmritl m tho lio .il
1 If you waul
lomehorly
In ahuflirt ho:i|,t m in t
W o ln iv ln y
Wnntiiiiglun wlin will liw a l ’h"r- afinniH'ii urrniiHlig to lnft'riu.1
IK* Slr**arthjf." hn *ald. 'thru Hon itf r lv r tl item oitlrial* of
ilmi l ’ rotii tor mo. I am not ill I ho |.m .i | i Inh loil.iv,
Hilt ioni|>nl«n to ho|p any other
Tho liMtilltr*. pin*nig l*rforr an
•.iiiiliilaiP When olm'lril to llir aiulionir of tu-ni|y I'.o ifirnl Now
ttotwlP I n-nUi** you that at no Smyynn nml Sutlfnnl, er lived i
I Moo (hall lily vote lie ’yoa’ for I' in| of 1MIt* |Kilnt* 'a n d a l l o w I
t.lv yon rn ahead on any hill. On i th rlr nT|"'lirul only fi> I |e*ltlt
|!i" r.inlrnry. my inirreata will
Tho tu n l'i.i| *.o n io n , |onni*
in* lor the gnod or Hit* nation ' won hull, ili' u u .ioi", from iho
.»nt |iuitiru|aily ttm peuph' i.t vUllor* liy o i. Mo in.■■am ,
lloi jila.
*
I t'.omiiiolo I '"uni* eelerv w;i.,
Mr. Hip'll» srorn l Iha Incum* I fnrnl»ho*l th,. mm . ui Hn "UR h tho
Iirnl, Son*(o r Pepper . for ,np- ronilony "I M uni* SP 'ip or un'l
puitilig Oio |>rr«ri|l farm hill. A. I'. .Muililon.
Ilo n iM'itoil that th* farm hill
T h " ai'nlr i nf tl>
ni.litlil.nl
I. lino rif the worat *nnirao<i ,-rer Rlllllrt WP|l* in ("Ih'W-.
fuluted uimn thi* m iiuiry CelTEAM NO. 1
My lurtu rr*. ho *aji| a rc
r i - SANFORD
C.VIK-S
t’ oinn
|Hf H'luing one of th rlr * o r» '
Ji n . The laaaon for i f h a in'
timnliil
wa« pilmnrily tha ri
■•its of tlie farm titlt. IlrfrMiiiS la th r Olil Age P m •lull *ynielli of tho
*talo. Mr.
Slmlli „tn|i*d tlial it
«aa
due
TEAM n o .
laigily to h|. effort• that Florid* SANTORO
Guiir
oniisvl Hi,. iM'nafila of |lio oM Mi. Min I" II
ii
ere |H'ii*|oii* Hut. h r declared Mr. W ill,.
1
f.iltl* 'll.I I <liluk Hun it woulil NEW SMYRNA
VJiHHW,Composer o f '
UBTCNTo TrieMOCKtNS0/RP,
IN C lW fW m
P ra m .
II li.it In in liil.v|mr,|
■eiriy. Win u 'n •liol U
■ film i . Imliitl iirnl a
.
IIUTkIN Ill'll I’ltlCK ON
IM ilV Ilir \|. pH K tiC R IP *
TIHNS IIKI'll It K FII.I.INlt
k ill' H ill. III'. Hllltl'KIftttl)
UJf. iMIl.ltKK
Du You Know___
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San lord Pain) & (Jlass Co,
U ill Pinanee Your Paint And Itepnir .lob
S m a ll I ’a v m e n l
N i ill iii ip T o l ’:n
ICaeli .M im lli A t ."i'
I u t il n il |la > *
In i e r r * I
V ile r .lu ll la f n n i p l r l r i t
T lii *
S il a im e r'.’
W. C. I lari lint
Wihi
si.
J,h tm v .%W.\V
(»ti]i . I 'l l i n i i . o rt* «la’|ili'(«‘il.
Iir'cr Itahhif Is
“KinK ot* <Jainc
THAT
f
M m UTS YOUDOWN
Tho io ll*rn ll «»f A m rilrP n wihi
life >tBrt*4 «»ff w ith *hr «a*lftiaiinil, tin* mo*! poi'ti u.*, I»y r^r, ni
nil o f ih t utinti* H fih iiji*. i t t i i l i j
ra lly e%r»y Rkitr I k .a
n u o iiU r
o f th r cottH iP jil f.lltilly .
Tin* co llo n ia il :♦*!.* only li * lf a
~2L. Uothing else to good
ap to par, eat IC E
you're hungry. • . .
4^hy not do it nowY Duck
into the soda fountain for
r ---- X _
a Malted M ilk.
I
vt J Get a Soda or a
V
fll I
Sundae at three
this afternoon. Take home a
quart to the family tonight,'
chance In get alum u» a flow
nrighlior id mankind. Form lundo
atlracl the n b bil, uml a« agrieuP
ere lu» invaded new imtitlvn,
he mlh m'-ilt boa Tull! wed.
A. 1 uramun *nd tvrll 1,il.»w'*i i,"
he rumm’ail i», ll a t"' ker|ia ll»
u-crela. lAN'Icntiatv admit *h"r*. ut>*
,,f thing* limy donY kr.w*
ibnut rut.bit*.
Stud e* o '" )»'Iqg tria l " in O ld"
(ml Conner!lent, H .n ijg li r>> • p*
1 at ion
b \tw iv n v'" te ,:4m»' iV*
uirtuienia a f l tb " A m rr c in W ' dife Im t’ tlu b ', in fin d uu« / a , u
IT ,
rt.hldi*. i'etmajlyaula I »«
voHtrd CuV eapvr mentally, malll
alv of rearing ubblta, in large
lirhuurre. fur teatneking whu*
RECAP
MlHIll'a o f
Yl
ill! !i1*H i *"! lo fitd il * ill rtk-il
ir f i p 'f in lia)i n am) Im riv u .
i , hi o ily
l l i f f n n t l f Ity
u
» im| 4 n * U *
I i l f i lni- Ifilm v in t; nolmalw, Mn\v
" inkr I.Il«*it $ Hi’* 4* in nprtl f ii’lil1*,
wit It I Ins 11*m i It f Inni iiiii 11* lit uti Ini If
iif I I.i* lifilty rrUM l i W i n in-***r
»* « ii >*uri In g-»««%«r up.
Tin* i f»t* oil tit M. il nuliy parU «if
ll r tiiitn 'iy , i *i |1»* u
nml
liuill*i ” uf tW fox nml nflicr men*
ri»U » *. It t u t I*4’♦•ii i tin uletl iliit
Ihrfi* m r r*0,«MVo,ooo rn ttO A tliiU in
r tiiln l 8 t*te *.
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iU
M
Wllra W H IIr i l i n m l w
kaly
rrvippvra
In
'la: Ida wi'h apecial
Cm lral
buffing
m nlofnrnl g a aran jre'u g a per*
trcHj balanced lire.
jdl tu ii'y p n ." f v e d fur jKisle^ilJf
In ilie 4 | l r b r i " f u *|u I t ,
'M r., \V~ 11. Ib'beitfon made 'lie
Iiu.'iinrtrl ipITli nTter .penduiR fuur
year* rullectitijt Hu- name*. She i»
1," u f r ,i| a dueler mid will, her
bu t i,ud'* help therkrd even the
,n"*t ii'iiiuV euven pf l he nuiutienmity lo m*Ve »ui« the
In ’ wn. tvnnplelr.
A : •* diei ‘I inline i* alitihed into
c u b kiptai.* " f the quit'. Af e r the
n o i'e of ,.rie uho I, no lon'.'if lit*
"•1; i* a until c io n and mtdemeulli
Ilie nnnir a «) lulwd lo •lint, w here
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With fl.au Purrhaaa
Lemmond Tire Shop
On«
Airplane Ride With I'.ach
5 Galkmg Of Gut
rta a a lt>
I Flying I^MHun
Act Now—Offer I,imi1ed
HOFMANN
Electric Service
t o o Magnolia A re .
Ah l*«» i |*H4 il liH |»|a-Jt for V«l«'n
fiiun rltitiniH **!
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itiitl
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lit* h *nl M»HH
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unlay Im mha ^ rn lrfu ! Im tour*
ltd’ ll* rlimvn hy * Tout h!f>n Drug
f'otnpiliiy, lilt* Hiinfmfl K lrrltir
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CUSTARD VARIETY
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4 o r n r o 'g Kilaittl
1*4 I II Its*
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Sill ' Bf i a f * ' i %v t
Put a , 1 idilrajKHinfnl uf on" <•'
K r* ■11 lit tiLivs*
I"li 111 lu*n 11 M11.1'
the fiHluwliig ini 11 *»r)l cup be'|»r* KVIII II M l! & *4i M*h
|*|star l i t , . I.I
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tore uddlni'. ruktmd for baking■
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Ti III* Illicit
Carauiel ayrilp,
muple
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biuwn aiigar, m jied wi'h
cln
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nula
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a to fit **«'•• n
en'dnniil
The evllru lit«iedi'*m
Ilf A 11%
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may n|>" be «pl lnM"'l m e r l|,A
l"P nf eurli rUp when |l I . Iu,|l
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Inapevtion Inti'ed
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III'H N'SV II.IT:. N. C - i d l - T t i e
uniue. 1,ml 1 licii'K o f V*ncey
"it n’y'» VVuHd wur velertm . lire
T O N I t i I IT
|uni, hi'* I .HllIra
t u rn 1 %
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CREAMERY-CO.
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PHONK
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(|uilt Is Memorial
To War Veterans
CREAM any old time (T j
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(illKA iiOlINI)
'1 hf ttiMoii'nil It.tt o*laiiiff i r t ft |
Hi*"ll i ’ 4, . t i l l
[t il l r r in i!
Ik *
fa ao good fo r you. To keep
Fo r d D e a l e r s
|
Phan* i l l
L iq u o rS tore
W e c a r r y n rumpk't**
line o f
Liquors
Wines
Wliiskeys
Bins.
3 1 2 S a n fo rd A r e .
A re Sp eeial And ’
U cqu lrc Sp ecial
LUBRICANT
SulinliluteH A re
UangeniUN
SRK
Tr awick’s
F
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HurtI ear vulnen in all iiimlrla nf Kiml
V*W'a—
HHHlern, rmnny ears Imili for
aufelj ami euniftirl— villli all llir aii|H'rli
|M*rf<irniunrc of llir fiinmua V-ll engine.
I'rirea arc ror U-ltollom! I.uxorious in*,
lerion*. amarl Mi ling, go.xl lirra, nimlern
»«fely brakes. Set* )onr l ord dealer Imluy
and gel a modern V-H al bargain price*. A
wide trier lion of oilier makes and model*.
DEALER
F O R THE S P E C I A L S LISTED B E L O W
one o f these an d
DRIVE A BARGAIN
PRICKS DOWN T O - ROCK BOTTOM
1!M CHKVROLKT TRUCK Cleiin :imi li
i m l)KLUXK KORD- i-lloor Setliin ‘ kCt
And (tunranteed
IjKRTi Chcv. Truck Mechanically (.'<»<id W
19.11 FORI) Pick-Op In Kxcellentjt'pndHion
1!).■{;{ Plymouth Sedan—Reconditioned and
Kxcepiional Buy At
1{KIM FOR!) 2-l)oor Sedan fimxl Huy A!
Strickland Motors
Service Station
301 S, Park Ave.
i'HONK 1UK—SANFflim, FI.A
$ 2 1 5 .0 0 /
$105.00
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m
C m fB M C T S
#•-. 4 • f.
CMIftuMtf Prom Fate One
.
•pectsr
r . ra tio n M a y to
maka rapt ra r i l i m W to „c**t
*23 on prapsrty a* 111 Paean
rnCNNA. Man. It^ -W V -T h * Avenue.
r Auatro-Gsrman nail admin laUan threw II* propaganda maCoonly School
N ana, Mrs.
» mta h’gh paar yesterday to Dorothy Lamb and bar daughter
i out a henry Tale In Iha April ore leaving tomorrow /or Jack(dthlacfi*.
ronrille Death where they wOl ra*
I brsnrh of Paul Joseph Ooeb- main* for two wreka. Her daugh*
a feropngsmla mlnlalry Wat act ter I* recuperating from a recent
ll'neei.
to carry out Hie job.
I apnketmnn for llw plebiscite
ipslgn (irgnnli.lkm warned
.‘tut
ovcr-etllmatlng
nail
a.
In Avstria
w
tu tm
Pot Aw
At Danxif, Memel
straction
In Spi
•* |
had arrlrad at VHn*. near th te
tiontler, sent a ware of esella*
mini through Lithuania.
The cabinet. meanwhile, con* ‘
railed friendly pow#r« on a poa*rl
elide mesas of a paecefel rat*
tlement ami klud|ad the rollsti
note, daecrihod aa of an "*sIrcraidy grn*o the racier*'.
Prim Pa Ha It waa announced
that both Franca and Rotate
had agreed to bring atmoltaneoae
Pressure to boar on Poland and
. "Efc are anrn wa will lure a
Lithuania for a peaceful eaUle:
Mat ImpresalTn majority of the
which.
Mdr. 20 and rontinulng through mini of Ibelr friction
Supt* with us." lie said.
"Hot If would he a mU'ike to Mar. 30, Rev, W. P. Driwka, pastor menaces the peaco of Kurupa.
The ' French wera said to be
anland |hut wa W|l| h*Vo such a of the local church, said today.
— ------------- r ^ aaklng Poland lo modera ts . IU
dntlaaa figure i s 05 percent or
In Kcuador and oilier Houtl. aland whDa Russia |B seeking to
ALfCR arid TA nV ting |ha
"W e ruollte wo are In n irglon American ronntrla* airplanes arc gel Lithuania |o concoda enough tinierujlfst rOndg yoo'vo odor
liea/d . . . as only they know
WM tb# opiw'ilon urejs has frdquenllr used to transport to raao lh* tension,
n lamboating nails far ■ long heavy mining ntnrlilnery oter the! An official announcement said how, in teth Oantuiy-Foa'a n*w
fttirh rw»nVm of
Ihn
Anifpa
In RiL. n.ll.k ..i. u . . a__ j .j a_
niiiilrui hit. •aaiir, Irena tip!
M. TA) kno# wa will have to h lrt peahB of 't h e Andes
Mary.** In whkh ALICR FAYK
rk hard for an Impmalvo per* otherwise Inaccessible regions'
twif i Wnv Ma r t in top a l u r
tfajra ef 'yes' voi-i.
the wsP-known Polish demands. At Studded Hut with Fred Ailed,
'Dut there will he a moot rat*
a lime specified tWsVelit tht Polish
•Story majority."
government expect an answer."
rbefg will he only ore niuDIplu
Poland's demands Included re*
wtkm i0 Ic nntsrerrd April 10: j
•torsLion wof diplomatic rolatfens
‘Are you Germtn, do yen to*
and traffic between the two coun
g to your Germany and Hi
tries and recognition of the status
M( Hiller, or have you nothing
Csntlnute From 1>aoa Omt
do w/tth uiT"
entes of Iha super nary scored of Vllni, situated on tho Polish
an easy victory In Iha first ms- bordrr and long g subject of con
troversy.
J»r trat on Lh* bllllon-dollar
A dispute between ihe two coun
nava| cipauslon prosram.
Ah niiicadm.-nt by n*pr*s*nta- tries over ■ frontier 'clash last
Intensified long drnsm
iivo Luckey. democrat. Nebraska. Friday
1 fu call an nrin* limitation con- bickering between the countries
ferenra among slgnalorloa of lh* when 50,000 persona last night
I 1122 Washington treaty wa* ra- marrheit to the home of Marshal
1 Jactad- 74 to 2). shortly after Rydi-Hmlgly, 'Poland’s dictator,
fAEnnAi,
tho hptiso hud dcftoled an shouting)
“Lend u* lo Kornnl" (PapUsI of
amendment b y . Representative
j Randolph,’ democrat. West Vlr- Llthuan’a, called “Kiunas" by the
Lithuanians).
■thla, to strike out an auth<*l'
Ryda-Kmlgly
permitted
the
I sdtlbn for three supardfaadcrowd lo demonstrate and pro*
:. Official Chliicro', sources said . naughls
Hcced a spontaneous rial of en
ear dlrisiona of Japanesn rain-| The l.ucbsy amendment^ pro- thusiasm when he leplled:
I
fowsmciiti had raached Tientsin, posed that construction of th*
. “ I shall - net disappoint your
ronfldgnce.” '
■ tThe crisis developed to ^>olnt
at which practically a’l ^ " g o v
ernments of Ruropo hastened to
Russia’s Interests were centered
consult with the Polish govern- In L'Draanhi le:»u ** under trusty
mrnt. fesHng a possible meant far the soviet has piedjod Ha' pTotal*
a serious stricture In relations be- Hon.
<
Rdteevelt Likes
Pdblic Reaction
To Huffs Speech
1‘niBiidV fttVtildrt fit kyr a’l
u 4 s . tfttM M t •nbraashratj
t a t * ’the'mtol t orcr Cha m‘a rdedfen • pol «y', in -.yant cibfnst molting In which
i xepoHed to have ilechnM
farllllicc ft*'
i ' i A * fndtrna ’ IWUlnV .«•' T^onkpoa^tlon
Sfralno.'e Coupty tractor* who «hr
d/T aland *• the >Spanish
.alia to attend Ute meeting a/ tbc
fllo r'd t Ano:b'.h>n to he hhM ip
Tampa mi Mar. St-M wae also
.dx/dcacJ and It wh'a tnnounfed
.that tba t'm nly School Hoard had
•Cti'nted pmuisaion for arhocli,
where a molarity of the- family
pbnntil tit attend the inrct, to be
ditmleard on Friday M ir. 26 and
Ithat auli.K'cl te the decision of the
ichitel truxtcea In the various dutr et., achrnl may bo <Usml<«cd;on
when r o l W eeli + t Vitas' .d
L n . k. reau. - *
The fnywWn fftbt «t DdliiS*
muotidA lM Uejiie W t lie'pi.
waa min to' KKrs eu^adled \ up.
At Kornh, tba, Lithuanian eapl*
tel. the HeIotas rikMtauient) wai
summoned to meet tomorrow to
drclde bow to answer the mltl*
matum,
romihent's
.Us/rn^| aV roHerilaVory * hot *»«i*'-a,«rs bc'ow before atlcdn"Ww that the pnll.b army chief, t1* " 1* escorted them outside.
Marshal ltd ward ftmtolky-Rydi; A demand that
Churchill, n
by two -mtofirtari, IIOM'Bellalui,' former ftiat lord of the admiewho It * Rhenl neVIohlf. and Diem- ally, be given the task of tv er
Inloha athfdUry Mairolm. Mpe* g in tlW i' Uae ItritUh navy wm
Dima Id, a netUmdl laUgflg, j t p m f o h r commons by Admiral hi.’
I f wad steted that three 'ea*- Roger Kryet during dlscutsion
Mrvat.rrii were wavcrfiig tilt likely of the new nival csMmatr*.
would
Into I nc.
"O itat as our nary
|«.,, hlr
Roger said, “it la not sufficiently
alter .B 'lfet,
Ifcratary fok strong to flsht Germany In the
a’r.ssn and Japan lu " t h e Fcr
<JS».“
■■■*■ < V ‘ ( .
Us ami o’hrra said drvrlopnimt
secretary.
v
of British naval aviation was fa f
behind that in the United- Stales
Th< altltudd af ' U
and other nation*.
' *
mlnlatsrs sfsk In’ docl.t.
possible score of otgh
(toad Relations With V. H.
Churchill draw cheers when he
•poke of “excellent relation* pto*
vaiihlg on naval mailers between
this country and Iha United Stale*
• IW dec Is red "the m an ahlps
that are billt fK the United Rules.
Earl Winter* lh* mora confidence we hxvt <h**
tho Dcchy of <ha cause' of peace In the world
appointed to! »W be susUlned "
lay.
The foislgn office Oagerly read
r eon firmed ^ bb U r Of PscriUry Of S U t* Hu’l’a
whv» soma »P®u*h l" Washington, but turned
r definite pro- •
* ‘ h* R““ |,n \ . 9'
reign policy." *or * cwnfsrvnc* far Joint acljon
.. 1
agslnst aggression.
latorlte
and
At ,h* ,,m e " ra* ,lil,*r ’" r,i<h'
mino.ilInn in f * * * »P*««h srsa awaited for any
j P S t J :
■» » » K r
w ain
towird srar or toward peace.
Combine freak atrjLherrles aud
pineapple and terra them a* tho
first or la-t course pf the sPrtnstime meal. Add freshcooked
mushroonj* ...la p r n *«»d In
Japanese natal aulhorlUct tie-lipWjl molci to foreign consular
ff le a u Warning against traffic
lo a “danger sona" dong the
ygngtle’a north shoro.
R*S»Tl«tlon of traffic would
«T*at* s
itrious
problem for
Bhanghal us It would hamper
movement of foodstuff from ooe
of tho elty’a major sources.
•
‘ Beth sldcn reported vlclorhw In
ths eras sinrounding Klianghsl lo
the south and we*L
wwm
.’ ’s r &
a r <sintuccir.i
* .;,
to il «...ii
SanfOnl Kchdote will bo dOmArScd
Thurad.-y nt nmm c<«o Genera.
Willow, nml pmwibly some o'.her
rural schools and ih n the litre
last would bo made up U tcr'ln
the y « r .
«
Mr. Tnwlen s’ro dlseorml with
fan
•PRINu FOOD TRICKS
NOTICE
p
r * ^ a n r t r M P /H to il
•periodical for UachoraV »lr. W
brum? Is lbs , author .of I t o jl
oa'lca lr.sn ikiC.eh U l o t tHd
ochoAU in \Vlnnelka,-l|L t , t
Mr. Lawton also. urg*4 all
poatlb y cvujI (a atund the
drr»i o f Ur, Ctialmere hy tba 1
■tar Park High SCtosI a ^ U d #
d’elock Monday at whLJl Upta ha
will rprsk oo “Am*Hg», WW'toc
la She il. ailed". Dr. Cbilm *™ ,!*
a noted b etori.r.
Mr. Lawton
raid. • .
i
■
c r u m b c o L L tc T o n
Fasten a terse paper Bak1t ovdf
tho riiil of the ftootf grinder
whi-rt srimtlnx bfcad o f. (Tdehora'
Tho reck wQl catch all of tba
crumb*.
, aPntNO HEALTH SALAD’
null one lnth balls «f cottagd
rhecre |n 8*1*. Fit the balU In'.o
halves of
aprlrot*.
RaitOWld
with walerfresj. Top with fresh
etrawbcrrlc*. Add Freacb droi#*
fait
LEGAL NOTICE
iv m t. snirivni.M t w / r f itairtt
* ,
. Nolle# Is l.rr#by sf*»i\ Ihut I, f . N Ijcv- «*iawptn.ll»r »t to } Rtata
of Kli.rli.s. artlns l.y and |.ur>iwnt wl»A |W» t rovl#l..o« *Lr»«*IS# N*.
tiart Arts i<r ISIS, do t..r»l.r al*» aotlr,. i« lh* folluwls* IU(VM*ais,
as rri'..giili.-I rrs.llli.rr of lb# Kin.la .lr (N.urty llenk kn-nlrit ml Oaa^
tor.L I’lorMs. Il.kl Iklrty ilkrl aflrr Ik* dal# of sukllrnttsn. id- lkl<
nollrs dlsklirwt rherks or. warrasi# oarahl# si. lk*m will lM ra»e«llr<.
and Ik* n.onrrs rrp*##^slrd Ikairky »h«ll ke pMI kack lets Iks
nrnrrsl acrosnl. s s k r t Ihuss |.#r».n. sarwd In rkl* notlrr »k«ll prs«
##nl. In prrsun nr l<r mill. Ihrlr n*»slvr»*n IVrliriral# »♦ Ibr ..fries of
lh# l.luuldsllnir Asrnt #t i) West O nlrst Avsnu*. OrUnda, PlorMs.
tM rrcslva »urh ditld#nd rkirks or wVrrnnl*.
This th# IStk oar «t Murrh. A. D. !»M.
J. U. LIsIL.
•But* ivmpimllrr.
a—
IvtvIJ All«n . .
w. V. liars
An## MrOlon*
FflU Alt#u
•« A HswAsrwMi
T J. Mrftlsns
Hi' n«v# Allen
Iph.l It l l.ks
*a-n%,«., turwrw *
«L I. Armhestrr
Nsnml l l ‘rk«
rrs-P#oi<U> Trust t-u.
riaosst* ,
N J. III1I
A. A. M#n«slvy
r“ tV Baker
K»:41ln Hill
A I t Mllsm
J. It. Brnnsnn
Jk» Hill
Miller anB BrICkson
Mary llroner.n
A ll»#kln#
AOSMO U MurpBf *>*•
M. n ttrnn.on
d it. ,llu.lsrr«
J- Mu*s«.n
B ra IS. K Itrubalier
I.Vmeklah ll.iSeli.n
It. N. Nipper
Henry I'smeron
lter*nan Jean
A. V.
Mrs. SI It. Camp
It J. Johnw.ii
Iflsil* t'eaka
A. Coastaallne
Jfknle Jn*#«
OrrnV Frtrsoa
N. r .netanllne
llnrold Kaklaer
Jamre p i t *
(I A Crawford
flnhrt /. Krlly
Mary K. I ow#l|
C H Crosby
Kill K Kren#
I'had flnblns-a
lll.ineb# Cunnlnabaoi 't L Kennedy
-*
Fisher Itowabsrw
.
r. M. rkivlasn
H k ' Krrt«r
Biin(orJ..rarraer» B i*
HSkry Drlxurt#
I'vrl J Killing.wnrth
chsno*
■
.first Ckiirth of Ckr'«* Ffnnrhvnn lw.. Klrkv p"£"rd Prlatlng Co.
Federated Fruit and Jmrnjt Alrsander Kir- \ ■ ■**m*lf
Vrf (!row»ri
AUlB* II fcfh'W PlflfiB
Vruhlp* I*UI4
Knowles
{ i i 'f J 1 £ » *£ £ & ***
F lu rltU
Mr^rurkm J
•« n
Ira V*.
IBWWPtt
coaersta rip# c#
Msk.i i^w r.nc.
r y .ih w
Bra. Bare P. Fi»ml»-J R t a s e n
v Dgj H P s.iH ,,
far ar hire. F.
L
Mlldrsd R Iwwls ft W. Otnudsnntlm
Nlsnn
*
h.litu L»wl*
Kuoy Aloud.nmtr#
t» V. .Oarnsr
Therein Was Lawls
Brs. F. J T.ika*hs •
Clara rtneris
Kllkal.flh
nnnlta O-'Toll*
Anna (Irser
W iT^fs.nT
J. U Vkh.ry
Catherine Or.sr
nekton.* Is.hr nnd Mr. KIlMhefe Modern
Bars llr*#r
Holier t Orser
>t IT. Inrrll
wsr.f WalXsy
It O Orr.kaM
f# A. i.und.|-il#t
I*. F Ah.Skhm
B ra A- 11*. tlamll
Bra.- Nfra ■l.iinartuUt Klfn Wllllama
C *T llardsn
ifiarigirtstts Mri'anl#
N#).#o IL WUIIf
TOTAL AOKItTH .................. ......... •
*IMl
Dmimiu. itrpiwiu at IiiiIUMimI*, |i«hiitrillK
•Mm , 9#PMniiiitna ............................ .I
l.ttld lU lf
Tlinn tloptiali m of IimJ ii Iriuillr, purl nr mill !>•,
a n d rnr pm Milena
............................. a........... i iM .in .il
Htal*. rounijr. a n il tn n n lr l| M |
............... | 3II.IH.N
•Unllrd MlilM (luvtrniu* nt nut |>«*«UI
UtpO#ll# .es.e*#*sOO*5 »**#"* »••••»s.-B***#*#........ m t M ,* n n
aiWINQ HINT!
Oaillng threads miy ba
l»«KMia||« o f o t h t r b a n k * lm lu>lh>M r e r llC I r d
l a v t il r r ‘ a f f h r f k i n u ta tu n « lln « .............. .......... .
MIII*
I
l>rpo«lii Hrurid Wy itltotim nf l*.^i«- unrl—«»r
InvMimtiili .....................*....... . 9 419.Ht.3i
not rvrurrd
|*l*olu** »l
nml or Invrtlmrnia ......................... . IM tM ll.lJ
TOTAf,- IIHrosITO ......... I l . i u s t l . i l
I»Uldrmtii f.sHirrd bvl N»l
|ui) mI>I« and
n«r>nnlo •*! B»ld« fnr dUklrmU w»»i «U*-I«md «*
Olh*r llaMllllra .............................. ....... ...............
Capital actt'UMl: .
Coinnthfl atiH-W, |HI ih irn , |Mt
IIM M
SANFORD MARKET REPORT
par
llu ir i
...................
111!
Knrplut ...................................
f •!.•*«• i#
rndlvMsMf p r . . m . ~ h r » ................ I II.MI If
lit m u d for rdnlltttfrnrlr' ........ 9 I.I99 M
r r r r A f d r A T P r A T * Ar*.*t»i»NT ...............
T A T A I*, i L f A B l / . I T I K B
............. 1
.
i
T
MKNtlllANIMIBl Ia . . « slot ttiir.|mi sl«
L rrli.. I&.ltr.
I'ISCgvd lo N vru r# I.UMlHIr.
BHKTAliUi sis', curly. n«r S«.
UalUil ittat#. Oov.Tninrnl nkllusllans, itlract
I*un ISr H.lad bus. kpr«. Nu
s u S f u l l y o s s r a a i c s d .................... ........................ s
Huppll##.
n ih .r iMiail#. a lo r k s , s lid ...still## ............... I
OKHA: Fla. Iiui. kpr., Nu KupTHTAL I'LKIHIRD (.s.-luUIno Mdl.roukU) . . . .
pll*>.
INsdtSdl
-u. .*
*,
ONIONS: (Dry) Norlk.rn. y.lAaalstl
L'ollr.l Nl.l#. Ilovrrnmral u n it |h i . U |
lu«». as Ik l«oa, ILS4-I1.1*.
• a v in g v Krpo.lU
n . p u . iM
.... ...............................................
H IM «
savings
.................. ...................... ..,| I
ONIONHi (lltesKI Via n#t So.
Asalad MaU, cSunty. and mukltlpal L*po#lla.. I ttl.U l n
bun. arc. lu il.s tlunch l*-|Se.
I'AIIKLBV: p.r du. uun.. |.t ,
_ TOTAL ru/DdHD .........fsL-.’X * . ' v . sVt. sh ti
Slal. of Florida. County at rk-inlnol., as:
I LAU |<lr##«| Fla., ua# sort
see. la uu.llly, |I.2S-SI SO. F#«
I. A. I. B ills oa.hlov at lb* *hov*-aat*#d kauli do •uUmaiy
k#.l |l IS.
*w®ar lk«t tk* akev* .l.itm .o i I. iru# lu lb# hr.l sf.m y know lode#
•
I'lX'ANS: its. vsrluu. varllls. bud bsllrf
A. r. BICTTO
>
fair la uuutl. pur lb. Ilti-lts .
I'KFi'HIIMi FIs
l.u#
apr.
CnaliUr
*
I'wArit la rh4 Ptot.rrrlfcr** befor#
W#n4rrr.
qualllr, l l .l t , I *
m# |U;« Iftili day «f March. 1139.
bus. «1«- Muadtrs sum., l i as.
„ FOTATOM*!
Nurm.ru. , JUI»«
f1r.«n tluunialna, CWT Lag. t.w
II.M -ll.t*. #
roTATOESi Huppll## SMM.*rala
f*” ’ .u‘* rVbus.
'
tilu. Tiiumpk.,
hpi. Fto.
S
Mia.. 11.14 Mlads A luuh, N# Ip
K®
*«.
»V-f»)
UH
eoaiaiarMuscat, t# »Inin. Nil. la, ftr..
■ark.i siMkdy.
I'lNKAPPHUai Cutian all. seta
as. It uuallly, tSflt. Nu OuppH#*.
■V bus. «».|»cItArtlmtKHi Flu., te r daa B a ,
* W‘INA
INAI’Hi FIs. bns
b#ki*.
-t h a t
made I#, ll-llc .
N#w Sealiiu tjl't' FkL vub. b .his, Tel
• ^ “ assr w a r s
RAivuitnhiRHi
ri*.
stbu
'2rri(' v o t a t DIUi h<wo>#cu.
, ** FVdarSl «»s*rv* INMvtrt N*. t
ik*v* M SN
..Bl|..and da,
I* bfdllabK
A ; , i i. * ( ,
want (o sco your a d .. . because they shop in tho
Id-first, where they know then; are values to he
buy arid they DO buy whn$ you have to offer. But
they want value, too, and because they have faith in
The Sanford Herald adii, they use them as their household g u t* .
The Sanford Herald reaches all the “best customers";
housewives, their hUBbands . . . the' people whif formthe1bulk of the buyers alt over (his area.
,
So remeihher, die Hefald
and huiidrede of others 1
ATOIU: (Narlb.cn) Bsln.
aualslM CWT bogs, || U
MATOMSi ispplUr light da*.
marhaL .L il y .
Wsto hW asWM, I* &
wlAs r«aga (s SUglily A
O '??"* . *
durafsgs.
J
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f |n‘ • n
t* IM M a i, oi
< 1
II
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T n G H o r a ld
S
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• ■
igbler, G ayer
folds Suggested
ForLentenLunch
oetas Should T r y
To Serve Dishes Of
Subtle F l a v o r s
Sy MRS. ALEXANDER QEOROE
NZV> YORK, Mar. 1 8 .- W 1 -
■U «V f
r H
t
B t»I< treqh to q m lo u j ^ t h c o b
ta g s , ch e e se a*»»On«ti p i th diond
cu cu m b e r*, gre«w paPPe"M u f
B i t s , Pa a* a b t a j t r a y foil of
« a r « o ra n g e b read .
18— H o u se s
For
IU n t
W, J. King, riutnlilng-Phane SO,
JIoua«a f o r Ilcnt—furnished or
unfurnished. ICdwanl F, La m .
HAVE YOUR Watch repaired by
on*
w ho
re a lly
know s how ,
Brlfga, Jeweler Magnolia Av*.
B ROOM. 2 Story House. Can
YOU ARK Invited u >attend tba
buy equity. Phone 181-W.
rariral services a t’ th* Find
Baptist Churcto enr-.i evening at 24— Lots For Sale.
1:00 I*. M. from Marct^ XOili.
LOBT: aboat IJO.Oo In bills on
■treat fn Lupine,* district H e
tarn Herald- Ilsward-
4— Situation Wanted
Want job as cook or maid. Alberta
. Martin. 706 Oranga Arc.
COLORED MAN* wsntiTjob. w *lf
tr or hell boy. 1U Sanford
WARTEB: WM'f. roBabl#’ car*taker—good habit*—willing tu
work. PliDnn IS5-5I.
lt*g. II
ft
Hag.
NOTICE OP SA LE OP TAX
. c m tim u T E i
l a .aeenedance with
Ik*
provtatana of C hap ter U H L Acta of
HIT an d unon w ritten requeM nf
E. DKNJAMIN t will e tf e r
far
ante nt nubile nutery i s the highout I.kli1,r for r a .h hi the Court
llouee entrunco In Itanfnrd on Ihe
H a t day of M arrh
llll
nt
II
a'elorb A. hf.. Ism r e rtlflc a te nr
• artlfirn tea held hy the p ia te t o
g e th e r w ith oil nm ltled got. rubaequent levied U ie a nn th e folr
low ing gearrlbed Undo Ig HemInolo rWunty, Florid a, to w lt:
C ert. Nn, I I I or Ju ly >, H U .
rovortn g: HH o f Lot T A all
L o t I I Ilk 1. Tv T. Itanfnrd.
C ert. No. M l of Auguat
I.
H l f , re v e rin g : Lot I III te U
T r (L Snnford
C o n . No. u t of Auguat
I,
U I L coverin g: L ata 1), I I A
I t Illk I. Falru lew .
C art. Ne. t i l of Auguat I,
H i t . ra v rrln g i L o t I I Dloah
y , Uuann V lrta Katatoa.
C art. Me. I l l ot Auguat T.
H U . .cv v arln g : Lota A A H.
Haarard C l a r y Delia.
W liweea ray hand and ooal ihia
lha it h d o r of March t i l l .
(X r . IIRHNDON.
C lark o t C lrcull Court
gamlnoia County, F lo rid a
(R E A L)
* " * h o T ic S ;o r s a l e o r t a k
F fiM T ini'A T K N
In itt'iMtrtlsnr* w ith
th s
pro
vision* of C tiap isr 19999. ’ A cta of
1937 nml upon wrltliMi rm iurst of
MIIH CAllOl.INK I). RHWAUHH 1
will o f fr r for u l « s i public out*
cry In I lie lilijliril bidder fo r rush
s i fits C ou rt House e n tran c* In
Hanfunl on Ik* l i s t tl.«r of M srch
1119 s t I I o’vlock A . M , turn c * r tlflc a ls o r c s rilflc s iv s held
by
th * Mists to g s th f r with nil om itIni and ftubs#t|u*nt Iiv ImI l a s r i on
th * (a l to v l n i d*scrlh *0 Units In
H*m1n*t* County, F la rld s , iu w lt:
(V rt. No 911 of Aus- 7. 1921.
r o v * rln s : X*ots 12 to 29 lltk 10,
(Istitvn,
4>H- Nn 941 nr AiiK 7, 1911,
ruvsrlhir: Vxits 1, t , t *« 9 Jilk
4, W tlltcom hs
1st
Adi.
to
(In tern .
IVIIliras my hand am t sent th is
tho HI* day of Milr.|i |II>,
H P. HPHSIaON.
C lerk of iU rruif Court
H*mlnols County, Florld-i.
O tEAL)
NOTICE OP (A L E OP TAX
c t t u n r i c A T t :*
In accn n lan ra w ild
Ihe
provlalona of c h a p la r l l l l , , A ria ot
HIT nml U|wn w rlllan requrei ut
IITItllN II. HUC1KEH I will offer
fo r aala al public n u lrry In Ihe
hlgheat | bidder fur enrh at
Ike
Court llouee en tran ce in Hanford
on the f la t d a y uf M arrh H U at
11 n 'rlork A. M. l a . c e rtifica te or
e e riltlra tv a held by llie m a te to
g eth er with all om llled and aubaequenl levied taaea on llie totlowing deacrlbed lande In Hemlmile Counly. Florid a, low ll!
C ert. No >CT of Ju ly f, H U .
cn verlB g: K S ••( l o t * Illk T
T r f. tah fn rn .
W llnesa my hand and ae.nl |hla
lha Ith day of March H U .
o r a f p m c a t io w ren t
T A X l) E | li
NOTICB IN IIKHKM Y
fllVKN.
T h at OLABNNCR K CATIIKItMAN
hcildvr of T » * LVrtlflt'xil* Nil 11ftIf
lu u f d th * 7ih day
Ju ly , A* 1>
1919, haa fll*«l Min* In Iny offlr*
and haa m ad* application fo r a
la s rtc«ni in l>* latued
ih « r* o u .'
fUld r a rilfic a t* * m b rar*a tl» f«l*
low) nx 4#*fTlh*d p m party In I hr
Counly of
(lamlnolte tllitt*
of
Florid a, |n-wii:
H H of H W U Of N W U Merit" i
9 A In NH Cor| Nrrlhkii a
Tnwruhlp 21 Non ill, Jiiuiifr 29 " ,
9Sa*1 I I A rtr«
t 1
T il* niMP'tnirnt
of Hi*
wild
p rn p « d f uiiilrr lit* aald c r t l l f l * 1
cAifi iRBitrd wa« lq ih« nam * «•f .
unknown
Hnlrttov r n t t f l r n t r
‘1t*i i«* j
daamad w orardlps
in inw.
|kW
properly r|*«crfn«l tlirraln w ill li»
•oltl In ikm Iila h rii liitid*-r til Ihr
p**url«hQUR* #*h«r
on ih*
<lr*i
Monday In lh« mouih nf
April1919, which la lha 4th
day . nl
■
Iu v Ii k drietlkoil lam ia In Sem i
nole Count v, rin rld a, to w lt:
t t P. IIERNDOW.’
C elt. .Nn. I l l of A a t u i t i,
C lark of C ircu it Co a r t
1111, coverin g: U *l I, U.
C.
kmlnula County, F lorid a.
K rclry 'a A d utlon.
tVIlnraa m y hand and re a l |hla
Iha tth tiny ut March n i l
I’WllllEf
J u* in * in «nr»t
NOTICE o r SA La OP T A X
(|„r for
K tit* Court llouee
U. |\ m iltN tio N ,
C K H T IPIC A TB a
C lrrk aof I’ lrcull Court
^ h ira a cs In Fmifor*l on the f i s t
In accordaiieti w ith
lha
ptth
Rrmliiola C o u n t:. F lo rid ,. Vlslofit* til C hap ter 11191, A cts
*r
" i J i f i L .V V
(RHAI.)
1997 iitut u |m*h w ritten request « t
A. o r . r rJ lM“
* * [• *
*9
**•«« lag o lh er
MIX* A tJ-IK T IU F ft’OUD I Will
w i l l a ll om liie^ sa d subsequent
titter fur **»!• ml |vut»tlfl
outerjr
levlinl , la v e s on
Ihs
following
in the h lithe ut
fo r f t l h s i
dearrlhed Innds In Hetnlnole Coun
In accord ance w ith
the
|ir«* I In* i ’nurt
e n lra n cs In l « l i #
ty^ Plurhls, to w lt;
visions of C hapter 11291. A ct* *.f fi.nl uti the * l» t ilsjr o f
SU reh
191 f amt upon w rttleli In iu e st uf| 192* ni II uVlikch A. M . I s * e t r C ert. No. I l l of August T.
I t tl. MliTIIVIN I wilt o ffer for ilflra io n r cwrflflrfilsa held hy ffcn
1912, coverin g; lleg. ft.IT ch N
fstlo ni public ou tcry In th e high* Mlsitfi tn n H h rr Willi i l l oimlltiN&l
* I9.T rh li of » \V
Cor of
N W U , flection I t Twp 19 H
l i t Milder fur cash a t Iho Court itrnl nutmriiueiii levied la v e s on
House entran ce In H aijim l on the din fo il..* liter deicrlhed land* In
It I t K run R 111 ft to Tump
Itr lo ttv. NW |o Ilea.
l i s t .lay of March
H it
ni
II Heniliinlf County, Flttrlda. to w lt I
W itn ess my hind snd seat th is o’clock A. M. U t r r r t l f Ira te or
f e n . No. 42% nr A u gust
the fth day of M arch 1911.
f# ft Iftcii tea lit Id hy - the H lale to*
!*»29, rnverlnm . Hl| nf f a t t
O. I*. lIKItNUON.
neth er n ltti all om itted and suh*
A N S I ! nf IaO| 9 Dili I I T r ■
C lerk of C ircuit (*ourt, vequent levleil ta x e s on lha tot*
?, Hnnfnrd.
hcm lnole IV unlv, Florid:*. |u* InK described
Iis HcmWllnrwj* my hit nil niul eeal th is
IBR A t.t
Inolt tV u nly. Florid a, m u ll*
l i e 4lh tier of ftU rrh I t H
C trl, No. I ll of Aug ft. 1919,
*
O I*. linilN D O N .
cover III*; K in* li tt of tad
C lerk nf C lrcutl C«mM
h o T t n : t o ftiM iiiT im a
f
lltk
ttaiiforii.
jMeinliiole ro ll l i t), Florida*
in tg
o r r id i itii i,.
t o t t .v r r r
IVlilies* my hand and * ca l t)il* (S H A D
o r aR M tn n i.K ,
ft.
You and ra c k o t you nre hereby
nntltlaf. and rwtiilird In p i e .m l
any claim * nnd ilcnmnde which
>im or eith er o f ,n n . m ay hneo
a a n ln .t the e a t a l . of F r a itc l. J .
Jiin ra, iltu-eoicd. late of wild Conn*
l». In lha Ci.tialy .11««1k >* of Heoi*
lnote C ounty, Flo rid *, ul lilt of
fice In th e co u rt hoii^i nt Manfanl,
Florida, w ithin
iln lil
r:ilendnr
tnoiiihr trout llie dole of tho f ir.I
puhllratlon of till, notice, llnrh
rlnlm or deiiinn*. inn.I bo In w r it
ing. ond m u.I M il l III. place id
ii-a ld .n c . ami p.i.i office A d.lrra.
of ilia rloJiuuiil,
nnd
nm *t
lo*
.w o rn |o br I hr , 'loin, .nil.
h i.
a a e n t. o r Ilia u tlo ilie t. io
Ihe
. .m e will become void A c co rd . u*
lo law,
T b it Ihe 11th dny nf F e b ru a rr ,
l* t* .
l l l L l i n i Y M. JIINCU
ALttKH T T JiiN K it I
Adm lnlalralnm <d Ibe I '.la le
of
ni.VNCIH J JfiNllrt. d area veil.
INBl'ItANCB
C. M. BOYD & COMPANY
M IT IM Ottl’OII A T r.ll
117 N. I'ark Avenue
Lucky
Mask^9i
Mlird Frrph—Priced so lhal you raa afford I* (fed
SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY
ITFnllll,
rilOfvn Pi
Campbell's Security
Feed & Seed Store
P. P. I'A W P K F.I.I, Prop rietor
Feeds—Hay—Grain
Fertilizer—Insecticides
Fern Crates—Strawberry Crates
W. tgt
Phone 6.19
MAKE $5 TO $10 MORE PER ACRE
OV YOUIt COHN CROP HY PLANTING
,
Wood’s Hybrid Golden Prolific
LANEY’S DRUG
STO RE
(l)BKP HOOTS, ItltUUClIT, HTUIIM AND D1HEABR
RESIHTANT.) INCKBA8RR YOUR YIB1.D 15 TO
•
3 5 c
Select your food from a Hat of delicious nandwIchcR
nnd borne cooked pastries . . .\Mect your friends si
Laney’s.
\YE FILL ALL PRESCRIPTIONS — PHONE 103
I.ORti H l i l t T a til t MB P I H m U T IR I I KAIl FIIOW W F J tV I lT ll» : lia t.v IliM .IIW COM4 T tt til T TIMI.U
A H , W IItTM
, I I I I K I l t :* 14 (.l n l l l . l t A 4II .41.4114W .4 TF.BT*. ItltlM F.aT
, IF I.III 411 t n l . l t u t till 4 4 T M IIITII F t .O l lll lt F t l 'F .I I I M F.4T aT 4TM I4.
_
( |
,
J
FU LL LINK OF SEED CORN FOR SALE AT
Henry A. Russell Seed Co.
I (HI W. U t SI.
‘ IIURPKE S SEEDS GROW*’
Phone 41
'
p V D a ,a ^ | y a i .g ,« J | p a i .n ,^ t « « a i * ^ l p » a r a a ^ l r * t a ^ k ” 0 » A V > O
RATHER INTERESTING
JOE PAL60&A
1 THE FOREIGN
LEG IO Nf OH SURE
TVS S U N 'EM .
^ IN MOROCCO. J
Snnford, Florida
ll’a gel what It lakes to make high recards
Try A Delicious
Home-Cooked Meal
iC o m p lete L u n c h
l'hnnc 17S-j
Chick Slnrlcr— (irowlnic Mash— l.n>inu Mash
Culena a-ild r e rtin c m e .h a ll be
NOTICE OP IA I.K OP TAX
m l . . 1II...I a m i r i l m
It* law. Ibe
CIJH TIFIC %TI!a
property lira rrlba.l therein
will
In hcootdan re with
Ihe
pm be ,ol,i In ihe lilghaai bidder ni vlaluna uf C liapler U H L A ria nt
the eiMKt-bouaa dour nn Ihe flral l i f t amt iiix.ii w rlllrn tequeet nt
M'.fl.lny In |he nwinlh nf Apt II. L. I!. HTOKIili I will offer
fnr;
H I*. » bb-ii la Ihe ilia
day
aala a t publlr nulrry la .lha h ig h *’
April, U ia .
| ea| bidder for taali a l 'l h e Court
IMIiC i lila till day nl M arrh, llnuaa c n lra n ra In Hanfuri. oh llie
] ,:a
I H at day of M arrh
HU
at
II
n IV IIC ItStH iV , 1 n'ciurk A. M . l a , eerllfleala nr,
‘ Clerk nf C lrru lt Court nf re rlltlrn te a held by Ibe K t*H I n -1
baiiiliude County. Florida
g elh ar with nil om llled nnd null-,
.'eciueul levied te r r a on Ilia ful< '
lowing derrrltied land* in geniibole County, Florida, ton It:
MITICM HF 041.11 III' T H
‘C art, No TH of Auguat I.
I K i m F I C 4 T ) ;u
H i t : ravel lo g : l.»t e Illk
*
In a cei»! du nee wliii
llie
pro-*
T r A, Hanford.
Vletou'i of C liapler ll!V «, Aele of
HIT and upon w rltlrn tequeei of
W lm eaa my band and neat ihla
MIIH IIVliON tJ^-HYCFIIIiNH
» llie tiu day nf Marrh I , , * .
O IV IIFIINimN.
will o tf r r fnr rifle at piibllr mat r ry In llie hlulieel bidder for ru*U
Clerk of Clieull Court
al Ibe C ourt llouee in lr a n r e In
Seminole t'ounly, Florida,
F in lm il on Ibe . l e t day of March (BRAT.)
'tM « nl II o'rlock. A, M . l a , <erllfli’iile nr re rllflru le e held by Ibe
Hi ule tn g rllirr with m l om itted
NOTICB OP BALE OP TAX
* tnl r ti Ik*i«-*|ii«*ri t IsVldt l»%r*
»(**
C ltU T IF IC A T R ,
I fan f itl In t hi, ilr*d*rlhl**l I.'IVII.S lit
In fteeonliuir* w ith
th*
proHrtninolf rm in iv. Florlils, low ll;
vHIfins of i*ha|<lrr 11291, A rts of
i v r t . N’i*. 32* of Autfiist l» i| 1937 uml u|ton w ritten rrq u sst <tf
1912. riiv rrln *:■ II li f I «»f l^»* . to\ II FiM iliritN I Mill Iiff*r fnr
U
J ! II It III N II II Of Lot ! ssl* nt I?'»»l»Tlin uutrrjr In iIt*■»
7 Illk 9 T r 4. H.tnfortl,
j *•*1 Mtldrr f*»r ptish si Hi* I'tiiirl
W ilairs* iny linnil nml r*»l *hls' lluus* s n tra iif* In Hanfunl on lit*
III,* Illi ilsy of ftlsrrh 191«
I 2 1st <ts> <*f .Miirrli
1931
nt
II
f
•
o . i». iivtnN noM . * uVliH'k A. M , Ike (‘s r lif lr s l* i>(
rn | s« |isM tiy Hi* Htsl«* Hf|rsrlin
lirHisf with iill n m lltnl nml mulU
Iiitni Irvlril iSHrs nn His ful-
D f o r ir n
TRAILER for t a l e good ren d itio n . Can be seen al
704 W. F ir s t BL
MODERN • room ho«*e, twe
WANTED; swond hand !•<*«>
large poshed wired for alectrtedition Enrycloppedla Rritanlca. eg) cooking; Mayfair—taqnlr* i l
Reply Bog DX cste Sanford Iltr*
ft Id, atating edah price.
;
Latin 'Whierica baa room m il*,
of regular airlines In nparattan
GARAGi; APARTMENT. U t W, tj»an (he United S ta te or JCa-
March,I
W l t n c a my haml nnd real thin
Hie till day of M arrh I PS a
_ .
o . i*. ii n u n tu rn .
■; •.-* ■:•,
C lark o r C lrru lt Court
,V
flrmlnole County, Florid*.
HOUSE
29—For Rent or Sale.
ot
lowing described properly Is tit**
4*o nmy of
Hemlnol*.
Hint*
o il
F iord *. In-w it:
lleg. 3*4 II M
I I ft W nf
NR t?or of B W U
of
N\V»4
NOTICE OP EALE OP TAX
Hertlon 9. Tow nship II Houth.
CMMTtriCATIta
lU n g e 19 F a r t run 8 |o K M
l a M r a t i u t , w ith
lb .
pro*
lly W «9ft ft N to F t W of
t t i i i n i of C h ap ter H IM , A ct* nt
to lie *,
A cre*.
H IT end upoa w r llt.n , .q u i e t of
Tit* assessm ent of
the
said
i X A H LY UOOItE I will e tf e r for property under the said r s r llM -’
u l , at public o u tcry to tba hl»ti- c a t* Issued w as lit the name of
|**t blddar for c u ,h a t the Court titiknown.
llouee e n lra a ro In ta n fo n l on the
Fn less saM c e rttflc a U shall h«
ll> t Cay e f March
llll
at
I t rwtreihed nc**n .1n g to law
lha
o'rlock A. M . I * * c e itlflc a le v't property1 dsftcrlbetl therein will bo
ro rtlflca le e held by th e Etu te to* sold to the highest bidder at Ihs
a e th e r w ith a ll om itted and auh* court -house door on the first M«n*
laoqtienl levied t a a r r on the tot* day In the. tnontfr of April, 193i,
of
April,
lowing deacrlbed lan d . In genii- which I* th s fth day
1911.
Hole County, Florid a, tew III
Hated
th
is
tth
day
of
March,
Ct.ru No. l* H of
duty
T.
1929.
H 3* c o in in g * Meg. 1 (1 ti W
o l\ IIRIlNIki.V.
of KIT lN,r of ( t W 'l of N W U .
I’lerk of f ir c u lt Court of
Keclloii I, Townahlp t l Houtb.
Hein
Loot*
County. Florid a
M.iilfte II K aet. run N
H it
rt W S t , l f t. K STI.S It, i : to
C U JH IN l) O U T >ata of I s r g a lo t,
on Ufa
P en in su la
rlo a a
to
o cean and r iv e t. One m ilo aouth
o f c ity lim it*, C ity w a te r, p ita trio and telephone, P r ic e s tU O ,
to 1100. L o U on paved
s tr e e ts
IfOO. and JttO .
All
lo t*
down and |L o r 110. a m onth
im m ed iate possession . C le a r T itl L
F r e e a b s tr a c t. Rend for m ap and
p rie s list. N. P . Dodge. Ow ner3700. Bo, p e n . Drive- T i l . 1 0 1 4 -J.
D ay ton a n a a c h , F la .
New-d ft. Keleinalor. Bargain,
Binford Electric Co. JOB Mag*
nolky Phone 411,
ta r
O. P . IIBIM D ON,
OLORrt) WOMAN want* Job, TWO BABY coaches—15.00 each,
cook or maid- 5141k Santoro
(lood condition. 103 W. Mth-
Sava yourself needless repair bills
by rtpwtattar m w wlU taogh,
Ifng-lsaBug DOZIER *
GAY
paints. SUnleyRogars. Hardware
IIU
Mamlnol* C o u n t,. Florid*.
w n - ,™ . n .
. n M tnawiAM aanu I
JfOTIClC OF A r F W l ATION FO HI
v o T t n s in
llk i t r i i r
ClIVFN I
T hui CUAHKNCV U CATI*HHMAN|
holder of T av C o rllflc s t* No. 1114.1
Urued the Tth day of Ju ly . A. D.
19a*. h ss filed Mine In toy s tf lro i
smi has m ad* a|ir»1lcnllftti for n*
I s * deed In be %lx* up .,
th ereo n .;
ia ta t
»
.
t
...
*
A m a ca ro n i and c b * e * e ' le a f
to p p « 4 With c re a m e d u p t t a f u
C orn ,o o r fle w ith c ream ed p t u
an d tin y p o ta to M U ,
.
C rao l* ta o ih ro o m a In a spin
a ch r lng— topped
w ith
g rated
c h e ta o and a d a ih o f p ap rik a.
C l a s s i f i e d A dvertisem ents
’ 'b i s
Cltrk o» Circuit I'min of
H .jo o went tfroathlng • )UU»
room filling than **lad *ubat|-
Maka the moat of lha spring
l l ’p Eli In te n lo a i
h P .t r .*
who
fmIt* In.yottr dassart*.
. Lpfta to llcbtur. gayer food* for
R h u b arb o r g tg a n b a rry t » r t ,
-■.1lr*r mld-LwUten luncheon
a ro esp e cia lly delicious a t ihi*
r .p h ell take .p*cl*l pain* lo
tlm a of y e a r . Bo In old-fashioned
. ICO that her dlaho* bay* a .nb|le
s tr a w b e r ry < °r rhjibarft) ,h o r t tb ro r, i n lataraiUnlly arranged
o a k *. S o la rh u b arb co b b ler w ith
and are pleailnx In color.
1 a lem on a a a c e .
..On a chilly day ehe|] probably
T hon -th e r e a r e rh o o o lale. nut
W i « a creamy aodp. an a la
o r , S tra w b e rry
aoulHit . a a rto d
Upg m ilt am. a .ouffl* or a e cld w ith whipped c r e a m ; nog*]-.
' fendue—a. the fir,l count.
1' JRbe won't have to plan mom
U»an two cour*«i if aha rhoo.*,
an Interest tng main courao and
a rather filling dcatcH.
ch o co la te
roll
covered ' with
,T»ke creamed a.papagE*. for * h lp p « d cre a m .
tnatance, Inatead of .erring it
|R th* uaual w«y try arranging a
CR^BMEAT SALAD
row of toad point* around the
(Serve, Eight)
,«dgo of a platter. Top each with 1 package salad gelatin (aaplel
creamed agpafagn.. rill In the 1 cup .tootling water
W n t i r with mile mound, of but* 1 egg*
■W eed carrot*, green bean,, )(er- 1 laMaapoon granulated .apgar
■*trd beet, and potato ball* rolled f tcaapoon **H f '
in parting with melted butter 1 |ah|«apoon ortioa Jufcii .
mjieo with a little era led cheeie. * Ublatpoon, lemon Juice
a*lt and pepper.
1*1 cup flaked crabiQPat *•
. Try n eelad, I**t individual l*» cup chopped cyl*ry
mohU of frmen fruit or vtgetabla 1 tahlaapoon chopped parsley
•■lad on cup, of crlep lettuce.
Dissolve salad galatln In bollHave plenty of mayonnaUe In a tag waler. Beat e f f f slightly.
tto»l nearby. Add a plateful of Add sugar and salt. Add hot
ginger muffin, for a aurpriac.
galatln mixture slowly, stirring
nice tuna fUh or aelmon, hard- coEttaually. Add onk>n juicaUnd
.cooked egg*, pickle* and celery leiqon Juice, Chill until mtjftur*
*up together. Mix in a gencrou, heglna to thicken then add Cyabquantity of mnyuunnUe. Arrange mcaL celery end chopped parsley,
each portion on freth watersr e , l»our Into mould and chill until
and aurrounj It with tiny rhaeae firm.
I .— A n n o n o c g m e n J j
M
•* r 4
WHERE WOULD
A F E L L A J O IN
IF H E WAS
x O O N N A f/ ,
T H E R E 'S A
R E C R U IT IN G ‘
O F F K E IN
M A R S E IL L E S .
I -p j f t dr*
- , *
O H f WE ETON
THERE DO N'T
WE f I MEAN
YA COULD - ,
JO IN THERE
WITHOUT HAVIN'
T'WAIT ‘TILL r YA EOT
/*
S U R E . B U T t'P
A P V IS E S E E IH ' 'EM
\ IN MOROCCO IF
YOU'RE INTERESTED
M R .P A LO O K A . THE
R ECRUITINO OFFICE
IS N 'T WORTH SEE INC
A L T H O ' M A R S E ILLE S
TAPR1CA .L j—o
7 - 'IlL
H-
By HAM FJSHER
i UH-WHY
J A K E YOU STAVINO
X THINK
ON W ITN U S ? W E 'LL
U60BB
L A V O V E R »N
M A R S E IL L E S TWO f
W E E K S . YO U 'LL
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HAVE TIME TO ^
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATuilDAY, MARCH 19. 1'J.tR
ermany Demands
zechs Quit Pact
W ith Soviet Russiai
Hitler Makes End Of
R u s s i a n Alliance
' •yRasis For Talks To
Eliminate Friction
Established In I90g
BLAZING FIERCELY, THE BOREALES CARRIES 600 MEN TO DEATH
Barcelona Holds
rirm Against Air
Raids Of Rebels
Referendum On
Hospital Project
Set For May 10
Czech-Germans
Bond Issue Of
Are Recognized .County
$85,000 Needed For
$180,395 H o s p i t a l
3,500,000 N a z i s Are
| Given Voice In Gov9 eminent O f Czechs
-•
t A referendum nn tha Ittuanra
of band* for* tna proposed Rami'
nole County hospital will be held
INHAQKN, Mar. l b * - on tltp second Tuesday In May
I * - Tha
steamer Claua according to n resolution unani
•firaut, tram Oala, Nor* mously ailoptrd by tha Seminole
*ftf/ t« Mia Cpanlah hwfJrt*nt County rnmmlt*lonen a t a *pec*
j t * r l af Huelva. aaak . In the lal meeting In (be Court llocia
Marth baa aft tha Hsm art* today.
Meat today a fa r an aaploalon.
The m iund, made of the Com*
Tp* ship want dqvm 10 m|n. m'**loner* at their retular meet
utoa aftar • distress Mil wa* ing, that the referendum, called
( for in a petition signed by over
•tot out.
i
•300 freeholder* in the County, be
Th* s wadUS a.aamar Rvc
held in connection with the Demo*
Ntrsaard saved all tha
M I t aaeapt K a captain, who entile Primary on May 3, was do*
•{M faarad last. T h a n were eland liutdriaabla by County At
conflicting raparla aa ta tha torney E . F . HauiholJer who said
qata.* af tha aaploalon. Ona tb it while hernia unable to find
aald It waa caused by a rrtlna. any legal objections to holding the
Ahathar Mid tha explosion oc- referendum nt that time, "I am
of the opinion that It woo'd not
afrrad In tha
be a good policy.**
PRAIIA M a t 10.— (A P )1 The
County Attorney
AUoroty further
further ex-1
Blastoff from •ton lo siein, with BOO men ri!hcr drownwl or »< ^ mii0i »i in agony from tin* luniiu fit'*. *th«* Hpininh Insu gcnt
The County
ex
D ip lom tlc BOUrcejl today aa-*pUin*d
I*ri* j cruiser lUlcarcs heads for the Uittnnt afler Ms iraglc oticuuntrr with Ihi* irov<rnm«*nt crtil*«*r Upon to. This rirluslve pithin' was token
plained that tha
the democratic
democratic
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I*,
t h a t A d o lf H itle r had fmMTT ^ wmn #l * n •*** to w*jJ[®jfor the AssocUlwl Ph**s by Lieutenant Milne llolin from the qusrlrr tl.♦I. of il«* llriiMi di'*tn»y<r Ki*mpi*nfi*M, in foreground. Afler
W riW J U
l l l «k.A
AQOll np.M.Kn.l/to
i u e r nau A#mofratle volert and that th il! lh® Lepanto’s torpedo, which caught the doomed v****rl nmidship. had *, i H, • mngaiines aflto. pis uir Inintha were drnp|>ed to finish
m-i
detTUUldad
th a t
C tc c h o slo - referendum should.include neRro:lhe
which caught the doomed vessel »
sight A-* the llmesles Ioiiiih and sink* peinkvstrickrn men can lw» m*rn
ValtU renou nce
her
m ill- freeholders as well as Rapuallcan*. off 'b e Job. The Kempenfrll'a searrhlljrhl reveal* n hnrrihh*
ho
Itfv
alKanee
w ith
Rnvie* end also that separata bootlis aml|llnjng the deck and sliding down ropr*. Down below an s«*amen li^bliimr in Hie wider »i* they strike' out for the 1wo H.ilMi ships
tay y a llian ce
w ith
^ u
^
standing nearby. Of the KOO nun aboanl only 200 weir rescued.
B u n U «a th e p rice o f p « c e “ r n iJS S T h a lto t. a - d .tta t Ihpe
W ith G erm an y .
|m , 1 present net available.
^ T t e ■flwiEiifl; Wd* to kare
-to* » n conveyed to prealdriit Rdwward Den#, through diplomatic
rbhnnela. v ik reported aa the
peeeh
government
confronted
.with other Oaf man demands and
. gave 1 ,100.000 d am an* within
th^lr borders a* greater voire In
the government. The end of the
Strslan atllanoe ja u ld to bJ
Hitler's basic condition for any
talks to Iraafil' ‘ -Ubech-Oerman
friction.
,
.'Informed persona said ’ It I*
being made fticrt-aulnaly clear
that land-locked Cierhoalovakla.
Iwo-tblnl, surrounded by
e *.
pending Germany must bonome
a Mtelllfe of Natl Germany to
ICm IIu H *e Pea* rea r)
Invalldatien of tha bonds, the
County Commissioner* decided to
(postpone the referendum until
shortly offer Ihe Primary.
It waa further explained that
thl* will entail no additional ex
pense for the County as clerk* for
the election have agreed to eenru
without pay.’
The petition, which wa* circu
lated rnd signed by more free
holder* than was required in Ihe
apcral srt of the Slate leg isla
ture which sulhonied the refer
endum, called for a maximum
bond issue of lNfi.000 The special
trt also provides that n special
levy for the establishment nnd
mi'inlinanre of the proposrd hos
pital shall not exceed two mil's
per year.
The motion that the election be
rsllvd for May 10 nvia made by
(Yrmmlsroner P . I . Thrasher and
waa reronded by Commliaioner
W. II. Italian).
Under Ihe original set-up It
MRgJUO clTV. Mar. |P. —\H')
—Jdeilco', long rontlkl
with wu* proposed that a PWA grant
lie aeruird for the construction of
.'Aiaorlcan and other foreign In
(treaties** aa ***** re s t*
dustrial uuil financisl Inf* rt-*l*
today brought the country to
rapidly extending economic rrisia^ Pgasklrnt U u m
fspU-n**.
■plon
of
Mealcan ’lalmr,
hla "Mexico for Meal
-—
programs along and a
irastlo step ahead by elpropri
Ming all proprrtloe In Mriico
of 17 American and Urltiih oil
gopipanica with Invetlitietna l<tThe regular conclave of the
tallng more, than •tM.boo.MO.
Rapid develop me nl of labor] Taylor
Commander/
Knight*
gtrlfo In .the mining Industry Templar waa held In Ihe Masonic
throatvged extension of sim ilar1 Temple laat night at 7:30 o'clock,
•cUOn to UtafflOM. fully aa vital] Emmlnent Commander & E. Me
la Mexico aa lb * l>i) tndudry
l Kee said today
To meat the rrisia, tha Central
Itonk of Mexico suspended all
The regular Court of Manor
iogllnc In foreign exchange.
of Ihe local Boy Scouts will be
Carden** li^Jchtod tha de- held in tha Junior High School
VnluhUon of the PHo wa, under Monday, night at 7:30 o'rloch. lo
ponatdaretlon. Cardena,' action cal Scout officials announced to
or • rdfuaal of tbn day.
to aeddpt an arbitral
Vtotal or* of City Ordinance, will
of a federal labor board
ferrlag approximately JT.ioe. be tried before Judge Frank U
a year In wage and other Miller la a session of tha Mu
nidpnl .Capri a t the Police Sta
Ka 'ta
flop Monday afteroon a t 4iM
o'clock.
U. S. And British
0 i 1 Interests In
Mexico Confiscated
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
pp«r Of R om
regular monthly aaeeting af
To Choir theTheWomen's
CMc Committee o f
tha HwolnaW County Chamber of
i*. —cm—|Commerce will be held In Hm
tl-yearM ch tiM , |o|lJ
ta die 'in the
o». Apr. 1* tor
rMB C- Roan 71;
Tha
regular
weekly aoelal
|gathering o f Um Sanford Tanriat
|Club will bo ko'd In the Chamber
|nf ( M m n bonding
Manday
ak 7 :3 0 a'clock.-.Tbe Meal
Iba
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Chao*her buildbig at 10:00 o'clock
MflGitsff mottling arrordlaf to
Mrs. Endor Cariett, ckalrnsia, vha
urged ottendance of nil membora.
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Prompt Capitulation
Hy Little Country
Averts War Threat
ening World Peace
6 only Officials H itle r A n d M u ssolin i \ Celery Shipments
Attend Session Of M ay Control Old IVor/cf CutTwo-Thirdsln
D rastic Prorate
Road Department
Commissioners Seek
Work On Highways
In
Or 33.62 Agreed Oni
Officer Of Salvation
Army (Jets New Post
Avery D. Andrews
To AddreHH Rotary
iSt" .............
Man
Arrested In
Levine Kidnap Case
Free Movie SponHorMt Wfntcrlluven Man To
By Local f-H Clubs, Run For Senate Seat
I OTAL WEATHER
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Polish Mohs
Societies Call
Attack Jews
22,000 Volun
teers In 10 D a y s Warsaw Crowds Said
Disappointed Over
tlAKCKl.pNA. Mur. *ln
(»V>
—Till* tnpilul of KovernliP nt
Peaceful S o l u t i o n
Hp.iln tiHlny gave evldrtree IInn
It* deicrminntiun t“ tirlit nn lm«
WAItSAW, Mar,
19.—
■UrVivud two ilnvu of |h» imj*l
(AIM
Tin*
Ulhiinnlnii
c»pitterrific'air ru'd* of the civil war.
United snciu'.ikt yoiitn organ- iilixt inji—to PoIIhIi ilcmnndM
iiationa mill'd fur ^SS.OiW vuluit- for norntiil ennmtorciul and
teem wllliln ihe neyi |o Uaya. A t cliplomstii'
rclntions — doCommuiil t newspaper organ ap-i
|M<u|ed to youth* -'who du nut nmntlg Imcjiccl up by n great
waut to lie enslaved' and who show of FoligJt nrniH on the
are "willing In du lierole- dreda* troublisl
frontier — today
tu Join Hie runka
' | jivertwl u c-lnsh that might
llearuo workers continued to have pltiiiKed all Europe Into
dig fur victims In-flic dehria nt war.
hulhlinga i battered liy insurgent
Warsaw moln, which ycslrrraids. Ilixhest eallmatra of the day rlomornl fnr war. venlad
<t«a<| In |til* series of attacks then disupp, intmm; „vor the
sreie iilmut 1.100.
tHiicrfiii mo lenient by
attacks
Vo.lerdsy tli« ln*nfKenl» -ham-1 agnln-t Jew*.
mtrvd lli*ir wetlae deeper Into, The Polish government wa* daluvertiment hrld territory In thu tetniini'.l In do no'hlng further to
drive fur the Moditerianeau sea huinilla'i- Lithuania after tha
board.
Lithuanian minister at Tallinn,
Motorjinl roluinns worn re Estonia, handed III" government's
ported uppiunrhlng Madia, five reply tu the Po||*h minister s i
mills fioui thu linundarira a* noon.
Cntalon la,
The announcement of tha xucManila |* tlm Junrlloq point ol ceasfiil conclusion of Poland's ula highway ronucctlng
CsiP* Dmsium back drive, for friendly
wblrh th« Insurgtuta raptured
. I t r . ; ’" ' * ,,,, ,U ,l" 10 norih.m
two days ago, with tbo main Jg/gH-or
found Polish infantry,
**»!>• In i» e, 0 .v|i oni* and lion
rnv",r7. Innka and'
do n,
plsiio* (.-ritual,,rule-l on iho border
flondesn. next main renter In
,h"
tJIhuanUn
tile path of iho sealioaid ilrltei rupltoi
is only 20 miles nliUtio Iroin ih<* | ...T*"! ,,*l|m«l|"n expiring at 0:1X1
Mi-dltutranrau thmiKh blocked off j
lock tonight deniuniled, a* tin
f t ,i*ii It hy mountain*
which' fore",,,at. ,„,lnL. tl,„t the IJthu
llv HEWITT MorKB.V7.IK
four. Hi* position now I* too pliin
would foiin the iiirudiiiR iumv| »••«« and Ih.liidi minister. In
NEW YORK, Mur. III.—(A1— fur comforl, nnd it I* this:
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In take n lunger sweep tu reach i lallnin. rnpllul of Mrn, Krihonui,
Centurion* liltl«-r and Mussolini
lie ronlcmptalcs rm lio n of n q l j „ ;
A ll
t
eiehango „,.loH h.f,„e the dc.dhave prorerdi'd frr enough in va*t nod pnweifnl flcrmoolc con- O l U P P l I l J f i \ I I O l m P I l l the seuliuaid.
Tim Insnigeiita Oimnuneed 211001 r , . , ' " 7 '->bllri,l„u diplomatic
their brothrthond of roni|iir*l
fidrrx'lnn whirh will dnmiontn i
nt
Dm i»„ counXI
n o il
onn
J | make dear the ap|ialing fort thil Kuropr.
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a gnvertimeiiL fighter'-, most
IN O S,
4oO|
‘1 * Ihry s it oul to dominate the uld
This
Involve* rnnevatlon of I
f » t I ^ a K e H lI K l IV1CCI nlitini Weio fureigu volunteers,
were killed in the tall of t'uspe.
lllh'ianini,
po,,,!,.
r(,u|pp<s(
«■- * . '
wor'd betsecn them, each having Aus|iin
(s)rr.nly
jichlevedl.
------,,f -'W " imt. Is iiulnumAll member* nf the Itiaird of h'i* noigneil >|iliete of influenre. I'xechoslovak a r. I 'r e a u in a h i y
In ie-'v of Ihe heavy ship.
•" one hy th* fighting
County r'oO|in|*l|oiier* and iiiher. Slglpspien of other roun'rie*. Dan/itr nn.l the IV I*h rorrldnr nnul* of i<|e,y during the pa«t
, : r , " r |M., , *h"l Edward Hin'g, '"‘1 “ m n siili'ra lili! (fv itia p s throiti?V« n iL*n| w ith W ills anil |I|«' ri'Ut Unit'll iluWti
p>>r*on. attended th* meeting of
1iiiit* Irinl Ini*1cl
\v**r«* bciuu I'nluittlL Mrmd nnd cuilli* lil.rlv,
Ul. g ' . l " 1'" " !'* 'Iriual iMi'lalor
ml «‘f IIn* i «i»*i y ‘ unci k«‘l,
I..W* nf
*.r ........
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the Hia!e IHfhwtiy Ih ij.irtnniit llll|t.(, for M),h 0 divislnn
(lowrr .1__
'h o had assured Id, w ard .Itieri Itltllory
popu ' «•*“ » n®
l.t. Marion Amgsbiiy, who hn* ■nsiidilig tinnitry mrr,:
in Orlnnda ji'flrriliy
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„t.,i .....n- i l»tjt uI tit*
,. . ult'ii
.
, (..ions mi
f
*'M*I
M 'tin t.l, In
llit' L irilrrs
n f l l i r . im n iltii « til t*i" <V|t-iy f **»iitr«»l
t a>«iiiin«fto'«* hi t« uvular niffiint been slat oned with the local posC
<%MiiipiRRion«'r W . €
K| | I k *' i
r«, r l t r r l y fa ii'a « t(r (hat ninny of
r i t lii ilnii.f.
of the Sul ration Army for the
Ih i'n Finn wnnln HufsiaV t i'h in I-llv l.i nil > r , l i l t l i y nf(*r
fiotUtl M iiy ,.
' , I lifin riif)i<MN| In liflirvi* tilth
l„l! rests!"'* ' ’ " r,‘,fU* r'1 1,ol,Od>
IlkraiiH*. Other roiintrifa tvhu h lie i |t t uiiMip'ittlt'*! a rihippillK ul|ol* pest seven mouths, liar Just roThi’ * rainml,Aslf»n»‘f4 appfa»f*l 11 tiling ftp»M happen.
reived notire nf u itansfci trt
Uoturv the. Hoard »hh itaiueeU . pl,," ri
, , , a tMrwt't octnally annex, hr hop e.1 Infill ul 31.62
Kr"",'r- Germany,
f»»|
thiij Sunder, H. t’., local Hnlvalion nf- Halo-"I(
h i ' “ I* 11' ," " 1 *'riii.lly every
nf r.a.d improvement* f»l high.
,hr r! tlllnr
'»»■»«<«« cni.U.d thinuith .run dad i ne Citmiurf cvt't'k
ficial* announred tiwlay.
way No. 20.1 from Ori"do III t lm
Anthony baler. llrUaln« nnmlc p e'a.
tics i- by (a, the mo ( drn*th'| During her stay
in Hanford, - L W
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P«‘
1 Dielr
mvn gmvc- quarrels
biota- lliglinay Nu. 2** in tin- ,M,‘'
tu Mm. thi* operation ,ifjlocal nfficiula |*ilntiil oul Unit she
Gsn'i.' efhas iiindc many fricmla ainnng fu ," tiT r|'IV, " '" l
ibamhrra nf tin- f’itndcl o* well
K, ' „
(•I'lijtanlai, dispute.
a- with ninny rnsidfiita. nf (lie
,K" V..... which could b.t
City. •l-'an-wdl nrvirc* for the
hy
« half hours
departing
officer
will
Inheld
in
meetits* Hu- -Citadel liiiiinrruw night at
pmiementa would he taken in
tile
die#.
into
the
lulkm
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Fhplnnd
and
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bul
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'h" H:00 nVUirk.
eoii«idriotioii and reasonable u Ileganling her dcp-irlure, l ’a|-l.
llit|i r*« lirhtninr finnriallnn nf I mncr mnvn in trrmitj pcifllinni.
i l * » r Mhipmnit uur*
auranca »•■ glvrn that improve
11. K. Itose, couiiiiamlitig officer |
HI|\| |)l| ('><(-II11|. sawa
Auatil.iy
nnd
Mqatnllni'^
actpiiifl*
fiourrH
in
(hit
trhriin*
of
npor
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I,l,;
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*'»iy
22°,
ment nf Iho portion nf Stat"
of (hr Citadel ih-rlared "I regret
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hn*e
Rfteil
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"“frender
t„
l(ia,| Nu, (I, which wua In' lull
very much that this transfer hi*
till Imat uni desplt,.
e l lo (heir budget fur I ........... » « * » n,,•, madh; q lob o f ; th in k W M^unliniVi plnre in the sun i J
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,1,4" V l’]'n' learn olden'd hy the Diviaionul I!"ixt"|,r
*a|)tlfflM a.f II
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In thflr W
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lmrh duaror.u
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Miilllerratiran son- ,,UV' ........... ...
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jog year, will lie un derlukcu
f.'mnmander since I appreciate o
t i !1 ffo i
,lw
lam in
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, „ . . . . . . , " T , . r-.................a slill'imiK holiday, hn
'•"I,ua»lur, Patliamenf, «r
ih e niyir future.
great dent the. willing spirit unit i , l(,
W ith ' .* tn liil of s I m iu It ( t l , V T
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.'M o n d a y , Tu,. day. «„d Weltis*. untiring effort* of the Lieuten
u „ „ J ™ m rn l- n"*wer to
‘ hr” J , ' ^ rVfn •'
W Jtl.m ll Durr-s field of operad(rfr,|,M|1, .hlpmetits ant.
two,nen in Hfate and i'eih'iul <«>•>'•
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WrlllnfftiMi
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rfiiinft.
lio,p
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northrrn
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fund* op tap for road amiiI i"r 1“«" UN.c
nHo far
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Kingsbury
will
he
replataal
the nail .diieffiiln I* Afrjrn K|(V||I, A, ln Mino
ly ns ,,„.,ih|» „rer the
Improvement a on. tlhf* hlghwni*
at till- local |>u*l hy 1.1. Hast-I
roncerned, through b'« n ,n . d .'d .
|n , „ . p.„ t of „,p ,;>Wrr n>|U„ ""■M uter of ,h«.wi ,k.
.
nf the Klato during the mining
Wiggins who will arrive here
«.r aw.non" J 'u 'r t i.'w.rdl— 1
AlttloUlIl
|
M
,
lull..,
s
year, the Hood Department hpm- and firhy. sbe-echo., .uppU nufitcl
Yogn lavlo,
Itulpjiriu.
A'ri...u, h numbers "T th* Con Wednesday, f»pt. Itose said.
Ihe lYdJoli hern *
. rth|,|,r« Of
trol
Com,„ii
ice
hi
t
be,* we,., flooded wjlb
»c«'rlI.Hfulrtlc.w..nl* hcha* , ; r^ r„
AI(Ani,. A1| i|,i, , rca ' , " ' 1
l« ‘ night ye
VII,ui „ r e i" .J T ',h ,,|laud*k'quested Iho Hu,plus ' Commodities
at their xbpond regular am*- ling J1’I f S L 'i i J S r T s
°f
. " " ' V- l,c f' •"edited with intending to forpurni-n to purchase 100 cars
yesterday and thronfa of u t l - . * '* ■ ,, j
^
II’1! '(Ralrdl lit one way or annftirr,
.
.........................
.
...
rompelllfl
Uto
ehanerllyrir*
nf II Hnch
Sllltl aB ro'up wuolil gl»e llxly nf th- a",|d„* for r<li*f ilistribilib'ut* from, toriutl* n,untie- „vchancrilynr- nr
ilun diirlng the coining week,
Europe lo make Iwo and two equal
M mnllns.* 4 nn r > ff I^Mirl
»r- Dio Htulw uptM-aritig h--f-rw
Itifotuiaiinn received from \V**h
t
Avery D. Andrew*, of Winter
Dm Hoard seeking a slice »( ric
liutlon today |„dirate,| that th*
1
h
Park,
u
rrilred
Hrtgsdic-r
Ill’llfundi
‘ ,
HCC could purchaiu thn |0a car*
erul of the U. H. Army, will
Highway 1 Department Clmlr
ut n-M more than M, cents ps, tha princtpsl speaker a t' th-'
man Arthur IUI* presided ov*r
craie, I# cents to llie grower and regular weekly nirciing nf HicIhe
marling
yoatrrday and
u siuillur umoum In thn shippsr. llot ary Cluli which will h- hi-hl
NEWARK. N. J H Mar. 1». —Of)
listened silent ivejy to Ihe re
TAI.I.AIIAHHKFXlar.
I».
(dl
County Agent C. II. Dawwut to
At u *hipjtccs inerting In th ' in the Valdri Hotel Monday at —Thumaa J . IKiiu-gan. special
quests o f' Iho Heminole Coilutr day rxlendod a rord.'al invitation to —AH-'U B. Wulkcr of Wlnterf-Conlrol Cummlitne office
this
II: IB o'clock. Den. Andrew* sub nsent in i hnrtc-i of lh« New
delegation, report, loillratcd.
Haven quullli-d will, Heerelary ufii'ttiucm. shippers In tbla |o ject will ho “Cnniil* and Arina, Jc-rsvy division of the Federal
every
family
in
Heminoto
County
Among tha Heminole County
chilly nlcjec|e>l to thl* low figure
Hurrnu of
InveiUgalion, an
,
rash lent- attending th* meeting to attend the free moving picture of Hlatu ||. A. flrojr t<Msy B| (In, and asked that the government insula."
A member nt Don. John J nounced today tha arrest of a
In b*b«l( of road imProyemciits rlipw which will ba gl»*» in Die lloputdican -and,-1st" for tbo pure lined the commodity at |!.00
man lu thu rotor Levin" kid
for this County •era^‘. County City Hall Monday night ut H:00 United Htstes Henali i eat UoW per cralo even though the carlot Perahlng'a rlaa* at Weal l*olnt
rofuasd
In l l l l , flen. Andrew* wu* h naping ca*i». Donrgau
Cpninilssloner* W. O. KtIPe-'. W. o'cUek.
hold by Claude I'epPer.
a||o|iiicP|ii were reduced.
member of tha A U. K. com any further information and re
II. Williama. W. R. Rgllxrd, D
ferred questions to tha AttorneyThe two-hour program, spun- j Wulkor. I", nor chairman of
manders ata(f during Iho World
U. Tbrasbar and F . V 7»y*on.
flensral's dopurtmanl In Wash
lira
ItepuUi.
„
state
rieru
tlt"
snrvd
by
Iba
8«mlno*v
County
4-II
War
nnd
scrvrd
n*
deputy
ill1
Alio County fU « m *r
K. K.
PLANS INDEFINITE
ington
rector of trampurtation at that
IUu*hotd*r T. B- Bin,(isdie presi Cluba, will feature "Under the 4 'II eammlttee, I, the first member
time.
dent of the bemgiolc . County Chib Flag" with rover*I add-1 of bln parly In qualify tor a Stain
WASHINGTON, Mar.
Chamber of Commerce; Frank attraction*. Including a 4-11 Club wido office tun year.
—President Kootrvelt told repor
rE aam N G 'B b o n t o w k ii
Wb<*l*r af JJvJad*. Chari's , lu^JjHcwa •reel, an educational film.
ters yesterday ha bad made r.o de
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anlry
dm
,
not
nectisariof Oyiedo,- Samual fguig*
finite plans for any Irlpa away
"Hidden Values'* and a cartoon
ly moon there will be a slat*, from Washington this Bummer,
Pertly cloudy, showers In «gO. Waanor of Chllwola.
TUCSON, ArU, Mar. » i - U T
- comedy, "School Days".
Senator J . J ,
P a rrU h
Tills reply nraa (Ivon when ha —Warren Parahlng, son of Gen. trem* n o r t h w e s t ;
Wa*
Mr. Dlwaou -pointed out that wide Uepuhllren primary In May
preroot * i Ik* WO.
an<J sjrokotbura F ill bo Ro aolltctvont of any because iba law provides for waa informed at a press confer John J . Parahlng, and hla fUneea, |warmer In axlrema north .
In tohair «4 tha
‘ Improve-jktod and that the program will I* Printing ballots and condacthig ence of report* that hie might visit Mlaa Muriel Bachs Richards, have tba northsIat coast
to Ikla Congo*-1wall worth while for any who • vole ou|y it there is an actual tha Southwest after Congress ad- made plana reservations fug New day partly cloudy,
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1
I 'I 'i k
U
w.
n*AnaAf^ddaCi
Wednesday, marge-nr, ims
e*“
Loyalist Premier
F lie s T o France
To Plead For Aid'
TO CONDUCT SERVICES HERE
ta ts In Navy Yards:
cvntinurS ream ess* On*
I Payment of claims for lump
sums under Ike Federal Old-Age
Insuranee plan of the Soc'al Se
curity Art In Florida teerked an
average of 32H.76 in Fekruary,
Jwh'le th* nal'onal average rose
1a A l t a 1. Paul K. Wearer. Mana
ger of the Board's Orlando Field
Offirv, announced today.
During Ike
mnn’k. I l f H
claims were cert triad for payment,
hr n rin r Ike lo'nl number of
1el-b u t eerlified In M,(MP. Mr.
I W r s 'r r arid. Of th h number l i t
{were from Florida, amounting to
i t t H I . I I DM month, or a tntol of
i U I r Is lap* to the end of February,
r mould In-? to $II,7I1.7X The rva"
riotml total amount is FJ.iKH.3GAAT, of wVrh gSCS.IU was
rer* If r.1 In Fvhvoary.
I
"I nw|M isu payment* rmnunl to
a 1-3 percent af the total w ages'
pam rove red employment .th at
Frrim er Blum railed a quirk meet
ing of K nurr's mi ilary chief* and
natfennl defense min 1*1era to ronaldrr wlnt they rnw as threaten
ing ehrnges In both Spain and
Ausltbr.
At almost Ihe snme lime Forr'gtr Minister Pnul-thmroar told
Were, 1though bo'h Bpsnish gov•'Vrnmitil mid reliel sources denied
any ntnvo hid been-made for an
arm I* I Ire.
Offtrluts made known Franco
was
rtinssV’ring
precautions
■ gainst the threat German and
lt d nil flirrrs in Spain presented
4 t tlm Pyrenees, tho FrsnmBpnnl-ti bnrder,
i Tlio gnvernmrnl's
srlul -Ilitre worship*
tender fnreeil draft
In bnye been taken
of N igrln’s visit.
- Off rials said tbo
derision In
tn llarcrloim
was believed
as a result
PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 1A —
(A V -W h b
Congreaa
debatea
spend ng additional million* (tor
new naval vessels, a "red fleet"
af gain*, lilra ! warships It rust
ing I'a b 'lw n i hi the barkwatcra
o f the I'M bdephla navy yard.
These dfpomm'saloned destroyerr, submarine* and auxiliary craft
— 1X3 in all—eontilnlp a major
part o f the navy's Hie implements
o f wwr. Their le t ih ’ l* the navy's
g riT ra rd .
now on row, moat o f these Iron*
r l d bulb have keen rising and
d ip p e r wl'h the sluggish tide for
10 to IS years.
Among
them are
Admiral
Dewey's
famous flagship, the
Olympia; raven dpslreyvrs which
|
“
Andrew Bertelson,
ip s A
A tl
oCQ
», D
LMCS
I>ro8P « ^ ReIaCf
! Farm buying power
and In-
hand
dustrlal prosperity go
-la
H
o
m
e
,l,nJ*
"
*Kown
by
a
comparison
al
n o m e fhinc„ ln f, tm lnetma wlih
„
,
..
. tli*n rr» In farm machinery, far*
Andrew y . nan. Ison. M I N u il* r , mail order, and d t a m l
at Kb borne in Upsala at |:M retail ..M *, arcoidiitg to figures
o'clock this Miirnlng
following compiled by the Bureau o f Ag■n Illness of »r.oat two month*, r.etCitire
Economics,
T lid te d
M r IWHalioo ha, been ■ rest
Deportment or AgrtcaKai*.
dent of this vicinity for nearly
Mom >t>I» « » 1#3* when farm
M years «nd wa« horn in Talla * ">« Income rleerraaed by fl bUllon
ha*-oe on Apr. I I , 1*JI.
ibllsrs, rural retail saba dropped
He b e «r 'tv o l by hia widow: “ billion dolara, farm maehinety
two daagluey*. Clara and Mart hi »•*•* were KM million dollars bss,
I W 'd n s both of Upuls; twofart H im snips were S I- * mRllon
SOBS. William Ik-rtelren of Up
Ir"*- an<1 m*n order talea
ra b and W il’ard
Bestelaon o f *Jr" P M '*y neaHy 300
million
Tains. Also three t(stars. Airs dollars.
Alfred Krieaon of Up**U- Mrs.
KrT,m
,n 1M® farm rash
John ftorell. also of Upsala anJ ",rr>n'c d d, ndl quite double, yet
Mra Adam K arr of UeLand
r - W retail* sales gained SO p e r
Puneral aerrkes will be held
l",,r ,F fol:r » " • « ■* ta«1»
in Upsala this afternoon i t 6:0> ' • rn? msrhtnery was bought, feroYInek and interment will t»i ' lli*,,r »a,*d were more th a n '*50
in the UpnaU Cemelary.
twrrent greater, while mall Oldar
government
Seminole County
Court Records
. Ilr. J. Ilanisen CJtiffiii who will eoluiurl a *|>erbl serba of srrvbea al
Firs* Ib p 'b t CKurrh
from Mur l!(l thruuKb Mar. lilt. Ilr. <■ iffiii tins lairn pastor uf the First Ba|di,i Chunk of Win>,r
Haven, since ('.•rrinber, l!HH mid it regu <>««I as one (if tin- niitatar.ding Ba|tti*t lulnii'ris ut the Bute.
Praises
D i c t a t o r H itler’s
Seizure O f Austria
MuHMolini
Campaign Tour Of
Pepper Interrupted
By Grippe Attack
(sKEYHOUND
KNTH IKS T O N IU IT
M ay
I't t il u ii k
lli« lln r I i.ilfltTl»V»e% lllm
* ' U A IIIA N N A . M ar U . - « * ns
Al Ai I ' l b l t f
!♦»«
lot 1'• l>4—*r . I t k k r p With a -*M
M l i i U M i It \ r | !
l iiliM ily.
I I Irw l
I I n II rnf lb « ly
M i n d , . * U k ■»■ ItLt r s a ip t t r u
i l . I J ' V IS* f t
N u a i i i r K htf
lu u r fa r tv •*h*vti»>nw as
in
t l a y 1 » i r t ttI«*r
(M ilch llvfiitar
I-n a n d hv p i i n K u i u , y r s t r r d s t
T im
T.inii'fi
I'lf lUiillfilH
I tt.K tila C k i u r v
that Im m u d letiM in in had lot
i •111:i• tt.%••§: i ' l l Mil-.
I hfTMAtl l t * l l
Hhi»i t IV, i v r
lt.'i*ly \» \
| 44*11 1 t n | . 14**1
I l«|!|*- r - 11* hi
asf
*
Ihll N>*
lllb 'k
I II t i n
Kind;
M i r i t T i i MACH; K u lU rli).
h n i e , tv T iu tlli*
I* H II..U.I*
Hj4 4***y T m l l l r
it* Iii i' it* \ HIi!•«•*
H f M i r i l u k I h*y U h i i H illv
K I i i k HI i . m
K i r f l i ' llA i'C V u lu tliy .
T i t * fill* i M l i - r i m
II u f I h i J t i l t r a
(bthu'lc, be spilledT"
"W e wonder If *Ii Ih |u>rsecullon
Inspired by u tinetrim' nnil moveinfill which sgilute, mill worries
millions nf rsiliolic* in (ieimi ny,
will bait at tlm old frontier or
will rrn*a this frontier along with
the tint nnul sneiullj-t Idridogy with
It* lidalUnrlsn and Unitarian progrant . • ." the netrepnper suid.
HAY f a i l l .8 C A N T fXM»K
lewis C. Dor s, the University nf
Abtuima'a fi- at
rundidnle for
grodu*l|on
In home mummies,
say* of hi* fsmlnlne rluremsle*:
"They just don't know how la
rook." .
DON’T THROW
THEM AW AY I
W a can malia tkcaa skoag
good anowyk to flv a you
moadn o f addad araarl
HAVE THEM
LAMAC-WELDED
S
mmore
*
I
I v r " • ®v ' v ^ P , v
B m by Bta aaw L A M A C
fkaaon MsAad. Naaoih Na
n
lltallf I l M k U t
Iliu ^ H ri
*< v i
hm .m *n
uf
tnllu* n t ,
T in y tvennmrtpk d a ItcM afesL
, in * t r k n k l v u ntil
is fully regslin'd,
ht<
d r in f lt
I
dried scrapped, but work ha* keen'
held up I v n iltup in the pr'ce o f
.1 rap rlre’.
W ares*!) ltr**Js
| S'r'ppad nf their urerhiorry and
Mary A S. I S my 1“ I , - l b T. |p tn'rd will, ro>t In il to lriant
Skepputrl.
1roe. o* ion, I In- ■h*p« are kepi in a
W. r . Hill el HT. tn H »n y b-jjgo, d ilatp ,.f pre—rival hot liv a
* Miller rt u l.
| nip’ nf Tn miginrers, eaipenlrri
nranpa I -not ruwi|>)n) tn J A. slid nlliiT eraft-men.
Sand, rt.
k event « f war, a * * * mold be
f\ A. Smith *l n\_ I'nra IL •*» lid udn rprralinn mi stnir* order:la y , A A m u I- Da-mw,
Natal ••-»»**-;• muLI l r railed to
II.
Howard e| uv. •« K. J t.ire* m n them.
lafstat rt ut.
fVttl belli
• i-e .1
Ike famed
Annin K. A I! I , I t i b t t » f t>nioia fmiii the rerrp heap. Re-'
I
f'hailV- Mwrc*n. St.
egvdly H ole Its-, In,*i i * movement
Deed*
among |olihd)e nrraniraleuti to
A. 1*. f-tutnelly rt aL. iHr. 4f. remote her •■, fu-lun- Inn a* in .
Mr-Hut Ih t. I'a. In K. J. t'u* iK-'orw- lefl*.
lafsntt V| US.
liiiM tnrwntilrs o f sear are
Maafrv* I Wed,
tiruught lari. I.r the pri x-nte o f
■la*, ft. Shsrnti. J r . F|d M atVr i ihe hn pits! -hip Merry, r e s '
tu The Fete al |.->nd Itsnt.
S. J. Iliehliut. Spl. Ms-'et' In { I . 1
O. U Owp. •
lr. \V. Ware. ftp). Ma-t-r In H a s '
T y b t A (tBilry Icaih.
S. J. N il la Haul M arw u m i.
j
A g m u m 't Fag. Herds
j
B- I . t'hi in nIn* ry d l i t . IW a
Nell |u John 4!dward 11item*.
I. I- Kelsey lu ('. I . A Kathrreoe
Wails.
SlttlKS n m W IV 8
ffwil Claim I Inti*
le w i, W. Ilardy ,1 u* l a W . M.
WUIer vt u s, Jean.
4 . It, IL Sttykrr vt u* «o K. F .'
(U n-haw
,
j
tihe-|f|** Ihvds
J . F. U K b lb n d , Sheriff la Augu-dut T l»*k A'h'.m
llm t n l l i n e r fit AH uwet
Nalbetal Sreurt'y Cotp. t„ R. r .
TWkrr.
At, iviti-.i it ivnsartda Thun
day ft* at tVs .h’iict.m with
t
sliaht
redd.
ITp|,rr
thought
I no,Mir- ul |l. and Iw o n an in
tensity su, A llis *■ hrdulv that
f(j(lull lift
-Inal Mil \
nishl. tin tiniml ;t m .e throat
l i . r h III* I b 'l i l
• J t* Are t I ' l v A u f
J i m * Ih if
Ilh*n*l> i h H t a n
I |,Hth|,*sitMy. .ntd fnlluwing hit
H l X T I I IK V*• I . K n t i i r h )
n*hJ|V*.t her- fLtintdsg n‘(M . hi
M m ' t mi I f
-Hi*n»i)r IU «
H n u K R i r 111| i
l ‘Tu* m i l mm l l » h .
ivtirrd with h , r. Id mm h anssr.
II H|i«vUy i'MWi-r I,Mini Ih M
| lie It uttcniKd I.r (*. It Whit
I' i Imi I*.
Ih A Mf
H I I V K N T I I I t A l ’i :
» - U M il
oLit . a In. t, nn .t tin- InlloMint
M i l l | * h l ll l| > v
I h . l i h y lllr.il
hulh tln |a t nichtI H it I 'll k
Id lin ' Id tih l.r
1 *h hi»- (' it I M mi'll
.
i'lijn*-11 illHi*I »•»
"S,*nJlnr I'enrs-r* retwliMott is
|H*g*t I r l u t i A f i i w n
H t i m i m II u n i t )
n»t < r m «v lln it -uftettnc true*
• :m t ii T ii
Ii a c i :
i M tiirm
i ‘ I It "I
H 4 | » i l e t e a _______ _ Bit ottuik nf the giinpe ur ftpl|ie iiiVBdrts,
j- i nid » H u m
A i m I I 1(1
, llorttta. It
ha* dr.rh^od
s I t D. Matt it .1 uv. Film tn
Tim Spanish prm lm ', h it rind J m »I l*i III* r
»likht |»ng ri>n:r*llnn wkwh »•
Ftnak Akvrs t l wv. Yirginta.
II..Ill V t ' B l l M f
tisil lu Fiiri* yriltirdsy un« k,*|d
n»t tralvh-sl rnuld hrlvg
ei
JalW rr'w a Of FrwH (awtract
sene: tintII he Itml mlnrni'.l I y
I.,1,- iit.i >,it.i.
a
a
I 'tv ta a lk m
Ijtkv t halm Ft ait Cw. I « tiyn 111
pinin' tn Ilnr.elotill, Spnni**h (Invrniiitd. lr rr-.t an,I rrU u tw a Ba
llb b L
einmeiit enpit:il ini a llirenletird by
il, r the r;ir," ul n ftia,Bed narM
udvnnrlng iimiru en's.
, Was nitre e,l. 'the !>*n>|ur , t o t ) I
Ncprin tvn* re d to have plended
tip and ahnut in a Wrek. aw-1
with Fti-nrli Gnveretmenl off.rial*
. in *H»t“ * fn se.uuu a light apeak
tn semi liini tail!) p'lini*, cinl lirgv
I in* »«h,,|ul« . ipisnlll r* of mimitinns |« rtavo
| l*r Wbllakrr rid he had It at
o ff llic insiil'grril gllurk,
til'd the namli r i t viailwr* that
llrrrrlniiu tils|uilrlu*H n i l the !
H A IT I MORE, Msr. U.--IA 1 - rupiey mu hi hi i r. ,u <|gIS- he
Sjwnl-h premier Miinmonrel h's Mr,. N olte MioUt it on i ne. ,laugh*
might kata (Vtuplrtr teat.
mlllislel** lido Itiretifig n* <n<iq as
|,r lenrJwit hi* lemimivry rnpllal. ter of 'he .lurler who re: John
Wilke* llnoth'n leg otter Ihe artut
Ofilrinls tustli* fcnimit Frtnrv
■sutHsinrVetl Pia-rhleir. l.lnonln,
_
wn* con, dr ring “ pn-eMil on*" alotl,y naked tin* state intern ploy 'slrya-ed ky Mi-* A ’lie Le* R
t-uinst the threat (irrman ami
men' serv te In find hvr a Joh t-nme agrnl at reveal i .mvJ
Ila'inn forees In Bpain pm-ettlrd
l-u the ran fin'sli writing a nt* |tf k.nse drumpatra lan ilukt
nt •In*
Pytrneei, the Frnneomnnre o f thu IVor Itetwvvn the writers llill-hwswagh t'wialjr.
Si'anbdi lairder.
| Thu gatcrniueHt’i ib*einl»n to
Mi*. Monroe, titling tut a sofa
rend (hire warship* under furred
on whirli (he ssKi U h b y whi v
draft war believed In hot,* b*on
Ur. Haimiel Miuld, ratrrf fur hi*
toleii n* it rvwt.lt o f Nettrln'* y t ll.
bioken leg, rsptatfivd her story
Ileetrl te iv e e reportn okVjtow was in.| “ rgr of Ihor* made up aftiiflni of Ifni Lin troop* ItiTt* tn* |
fal» *." I*ut one ihst srlua ly kapl urgent Spain prompted th- gen- puue.l.
m il slnff In ronLider tenforre*
nit'll I of Vfgprh defenie* on the j
IIIHINKtiN l**,y I'uanty firm*
Spuihh filin'ter.
|ere. tinvc irryived III.IIM) In piayI Offle'at* unlit the government i
: men'* uiuhr Ih.* lt>XJ soil ruarer
(viiw id the niimler u f (Ii riuin i
|taikm
|irogr.*ft>i,
n.re.idmg la
♦ nil 11 -1inti trottpi hi ImifitentJ
11Ymn1y Apt at T. I». It ehvaLakvr.
territory g* •urpasslnc the need*
Thif, Mmiuiil b aU'ttf SB prreval
ul IIm< di-urgm' army.
•
of llu- total tbiy art- vtprrliag to
They t"*,'tressed •lie he'irf Ihgt
tsee't*.
aoelt fortes would tu- dlreetad (
Ml. klrlu t i'u il r r i l u irp u rltd
Phone I T M
nrenlti-.* Kiunre'e I'ynnee* fnut- .
'h it .’Ml l evy t tmiil) fanner* are
Her it rase o f European war over
planting lul aero fur Ih* first time
r»erhn*lotr»k a.
Ihi^yrgr,
C* M. BOYD & c a
HEUJ
GRIFFIN
ALLWITE
11AYNKS
SKYRIDER
MAKE $5 TO $10 MORE PER ACRE
O N Y O U K C O H N C R O P llY P L A N T IN G
Wood’s Hybrid aCioIden Prolific
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RESISTANT.) IM 'K E ASK S
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You can thank Sch«•lay's sa d u a iv a
"maiding" lor iha irfandliar t i n * a l.
S C H E N L E r s "R E D LABEL" - a d d
saiENUTTS “BLACK, LABEL". HEAT, PMBSlIRE and AGITATION, aimulunaoualy*
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B uford la The Only Central
FWrfaU City AffortHn* Rail, Highway
And Water Tramportatlon
Hall Demands
Ik S. P ro te c t
Foreign Rights
WHERE TORNADO SPREAD DEATH AND DEVASTATION
Policy Is Laid Down
By Secretary Con
demning I n t e r n a
tional Lawlessness
Chamberlain
Go
Facing New Cabinet Crisis;
300Are Killed In Barcelona
Nine Air Raids In 16 GERMAN MIGHT PARADES IN .VIENNA War Secretary Asks
Hours Cause Heavy
Change In' Foreign
Loss To Loyalists;
Policy InRetbrnFor
Drive ToSeaPushed
Continued " Support
Isolation Called « *
ftp Way To Peace
In Worldwide B roilcast, Hull Supports
Eden And Baldwin
May Be_RecBlled
R u s s i a Calls Joint
*.. Conference To Plag
- Stand On Attacks’
Thia irrne of ruin « • , left at Belleville, III., ty a terrifying to nadu which atrurk a Mellon of
Ihnt town, killing a t Iraat right (rom s-l) |ieraona. Many were Injured ami pinperty loaa waa h<avy.
Joe Daniel, (renter foreground) calmly aurvtya 1lie m rrcklgr of hi* home. All nvoibeia of hla
family cacaped death.
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Goal Of $3,500
Set For Drive Of
CITY NEWS BRIEFS Salvation Army
Minimum Figure Gets
Approval Of Local
Board Of Advisors
The new rnuipment recently
puicbaard and Inatalled at the
Incrl writer plant haa afforded
n cwnaldarablo aavlngv In operat
ing #i|>mae», a c * tw t prymnled
al the laat meeting of th* City
rCqpipdaiJeaoap kg
CUy Clerk
F reall' R.’HAghrih, rita led.
7*
|- The report tad lea led that the
electric power and fuel roata for
pum|4ng water at the Municipal
Water l*lant during the month of
falra but wa cannot tbcreh, w|lh- Kol.rumy were $240.70 leaa than
draw (rum the world llaelf.'* h«
fnr jj,, month of February
declared. "I.nlatlon I, not a f(lr |Ma( y(.l r
mean, to aecnrlty, It I* a fruit
During
February, 1937 the
ful Hourca of InMcarlty."
electric power and fuel coati
'amounted to $.102.50 whrrraa dur
ing the p*)t month theae iteml
of expenditure amounted to only
llin.R0, le „ than half of the co,t
'for operating lire plant brfor* Ihe
lneti-ll it Ion of the new drii^-l, and
reCiernlor, which eupp'y -urrent
Uett». Col. Joaeph C, llulrhl- for (lie pump, at the f'ily well,.
Another rvdurtlon of at leaat
twin, commander of tha local poet
of the Florida National Guard, $10 |>er month i, rapccr-d, ac*
•tiled today that lb* throe le | I rontlng to Hie report, tite r tha
present wood Mare pipe line,
nulla are In raodtneaa for annaul
Im- rig ii-u-il In convey water-from
federal Inapectlon which la lo take
tonight and tomorrow night
ml the local Armory.
Col. Torrey B. Magee, regular
army Inapector, arrived here thia
morning, rirompanlrd by hia wife,
aiul la making hla head-iuartera
a t ilie VaUes llolal whila In the
«lty. The InapeeUon will begin thii
afternoon, when Colonel Magee
will malm the uyial vinmlnotlon
of rompiny record, and eqtlp- m i j i n vi l y i > i i h i i i i A -»ew aa we » wv
| sumption.
‘ At H:00 oVtock tonight the nr- I The prearnt rnvwliliim of the'
tual liM.prrt'ori of th* per*onn*l pipe line ilrmnmla rep'aremeq', H
WB begin with Headquarter, l Ima been po n*c,l oat by tha ComCompany of lb* P in t Battalion, ,nita,inner, who Jvcll-'e ll'kt the
Ideal. WUbCr 0 . Rofman com month’y w ring affon'ed through
manding. ond tha Medico I He- Ita tna'allatlon wdl otfaet tha
tochmeol, Maj. Arthur W. Kao* monthly payment,.
comma ad Ing.
' Tlie line uf dtffcrriil linda of
Th* public la luvltad to attend ‘p’pe for rrplarrm.-nt of Ihe |,ra*
thaaa c«rvmon ea, and la th* argot neat line have been d'neuateil by
of Hrck-mant weather, lire* will tire (Attain u ln a m , but frum all
l a held on tha ipackru, drill floor bulk-lion the member, of Hr*
M tha aacond floor of the Armory. bnard favor reptageoreot with coal
] Company 0 with If. C. Wtih* Iron pip*.
hunt commanding, Will aland bitpait'uN Friday afternoon and
OWuiag. Tliree kreal officer* Col.
ffoUbUon. Maj. Georg* A. tieCol to* and Copt. Oaocge W. Me*
Rory wl l alna b* given their an*
wool federal Impaction by Col.
Mag**.
National Gu a r d
Units Ready F o r
Federal Inspection
Elks Plan Motorcade
To Children's Home
Move To U n it FDR
Powers Is Opposed
WARHINOTOlf." Mar. H . —OP)
•r-trainer, of the State Depart m*nl of Agriculture- la making
an aunual ina|iert|nn uf the Heminole Chapter of Future Varuiar*
of Amu lea today, Alea It. JuhuA minimum goal of $.1,500 haa
mn announrrd today.
,
been ,el up by the Adtlaofy
*Vv«t-ul local lira interaitad In Board of the Salvation Army for
the acilvIHe, of the Future Ihe annual fund drive Ip thia
Kgiaaer, will attaud the I'anint- County which open, on Apr. 4,
according to ('apt. It. K. Root,
Bon Uapituat uf the
Chapter Irt (refund tonight, rinna Afhnaiaoding officer of the local
It. 'jo h n rn n
announced today Citadel.
The mnimum goal wa* given
John It. Jonea. Jr„ former rtlrmb 'r of the local Chapter I, ex- Ihe approvnl of Ihe local Adviaory
I’ei ti-d to he one uf (hr a|u-ukvr, Board at ila la>l meeting during
which the budget for l*«t year «««
fur the nccaaiondiM-uaned and an rallmato of eVpentlilutra for the coming yr>r
waa made.
('apt. Itnae alalril that the Sal
val'on Army worka In ronjunrCion
with an Adv.aory Board In every
rommunlly, which la made up of
leading hu>ine,a and civic leader,.
| Thin Advisory Board haa rrg■ular meeting, when repor'a are
t madr of the aclivlliea of Ihr orgeniiation along with a detailed
finaneiaI ir|u>rt. The Board, and
.n Divisional
Commander meet
'each y r 'r to prepare a budget for
the mailing year Ju,t tirfure the
annual malntenanre rampaign Ingin, end approved the minimum
goal.
i -Here in Sanford we feel that
we are fortunate in having a
• itoain mrnpoved uf more than 30
men and women, who are repretentative, uf ihe varlou, frater
nal and rivir orgtnliation, and
al*o the different communitlea ol
Ihe County,- ('apt. Roae Mated.
Memlx-ra of the Adviaory Board
a ir a* fo'low i:
II. J.Jrlim n ri, ( hilrman, G. H.
Workman, Vice Chairman, Haymood M. Ball, Secretary, Arthur
H. Peck, ‘Treatorer, Uoyd Ch»»e,
Jullua Hingfrlder, Mra. Juliua
Hingfelder, Judge Ju n e , G. Sha*
ron, J. « . Watben, Fred R. WllMembeta of th*
Seminole ron, Mra. Pearl Tyre, Mr*. I* P.
County Grand Jury were called in Ilagan, Hr. Elitabelh Tracy, Mr*.
Coatee, Fred Forward, J. A.
lo area on today to invratlgale J. W.troatlow
ed aa l-aae I'tie t
-certain m ilter," lb* nature uf
which could not b* oacortained
Thr Grand Jurors, It wa, in*
diraled, wiU probably B ra k e a pre
sentment to clrrult Judge Millard
B. SmKh on bla arrival here tu
mor row morning.
During Ike past four rra r, a
total of ].IU ,tN M 4 pound, uf
fuodatuff, have been pur*h«»ed
(47 and diatribatad lo relief r|rent«
nmi,- lb rough at»U rWlof *gem l-» lb*
pub- Hurplo, Commodities Cor Pur a l Urn
kling reported todayr in*
Th**a parch****. It w a, further
ary'a point ad out. not only »apply
aeroaury food lo needy over the
the nation bat also land to improve
year, marketing conditions through earurn tablighmant of n temporary niinUn la Imam price and tb* removal
from market competition of a
large amount of tha aurplaa In
—<A7 variou* agricultural lode,trim,
ratio*
Haring th* IM7 rllraa season.
yaa- I H M g M pounds of grapefruit
rrrdtt were para baaed for r*U*f dlatri*
k| to toil Urn over the nation. Many r*
'arm lief client, had never eaten graparoain' trail bofor* and under better
*( economic cODditloea they are
Parent-Son Banquet
Slated ForWednesday
Seminole Grand Jury
Called Into Session
1*1* w»ra Incomplete.
A bomb jell near ihr Hulled!
^ a le i Kinba.xy in the ninth
nld Tbn balldina w*» jarred,
ind window, Vera broken hut
i"n« waa liarl.
Hospital, were too busy caring
lor wounded tu iaaua an ofliclal
Count of Ilia dead. Thou.amla id
persons were in the at feel a
when
flenerallaalmu
Franco'sairman struck for the ninth lime,
the third daylight attark followIhk ala itiid, |:lit niahl.
The stricken city »»» allll]
•rurrlilna for the dead and
wounded, and cleaning up debri*
from the-night raid, when the
airmen began n aerie, of d ay
light attark,. Many buddinga. In
rinding aorn# ala Moro-a high,
inllupacd under the rain id
liuuiUa, lletwn-n rani, re,rue
»<iuadt worked w|lli nil speed
while women wept In the ,trcp|a.
Meanwhile in ,urgent troop* reported they liad driven th" last
government
defender,
f r u ni
I'atpa and wrie continuing the
LONDON," Mar. 17.— <A|»)
— Informed sources
today
snld Prime Minister Cham*
berlaln’a
government w m
Imperilled today by a vigor
ous deninnd for n change in
the foreign policy by Secre
tary for Wnr Leslie lloreBcliaha.
The demands confronted
Fred Parker To Talk
At Interclub Dinner
TAVAnKS. Mar. 17 *— Fred t'.
W. Parker, nerretnry of Klwnnl*
International, will ,penk at an
Interrluh luidiea- I Night tealluionial dinner In 'liiinni- of ViceI’rraid-nt P. Harold Hippier uf
Kiwani* International, to' he g|4
an at Mount Plymouth Country
C|llh al 7:00 P. M. W rdncdxy,
Mar. 11. ut-riirdirig to arrangemrnta announced tihluy by Karl
Iwhmanii. ihalnnan of the bake
County K la aula lrit*r< lnb lleln- ( SHANGHAI. Mrr. 17. tfl*»
Ilona Coiuailllee.
I 'h l i c e p u e rd lu rilid n and e lilu i.ll
Tickaia muat be arrurril In a,|
vanre Ihrongh Ihe variou, K|- ini- c o u n te r .n ffi- n iiv c a t t a i k * up
wanl, eluba, aa Ihn group will l,e l-c n i-d y c t r i i b i y lo h a ve pii,lo-d
limited by the capacity uf the th e Jn p u m -,e back in iu -v c i b I «cetorn olid
elop|H-d t lic n i
in Ito*
dining room
id h e r*.
From Sliaiu.l piovloro, wlioli Hie
Jap. new- overran in a big uffeu
elvc n week n u n . rauie icp*oi, llinl
lini.LYVAOOH, Mar. 17.—(4*1— iln- I liinere had ic a p to n d l.nifi-n
Even the Marriage l.lrenae Bureau un<| u n e uiak mt ell,mg nllarki mi
la benefiting aa movlctown feel, Cluo-lom- und K w ii I i m o i . Ilo o
the effertn of Spring.
riU<'» ori* in Hie miiiHiciii purl of
Among Ifunuv^riltuif 'notice* of 11... pn.voire,
intention lo wed are Juaeph I,.
In oorlhwt at Nlivilii Hie Cliiuevu
lam er, 2*1. M-reen director, and anid they were ,werping lluimgli
Kalhrr A'raander, 23, law office p liioiigukrr area Iw-twi-en Koko.
aecrrtary; Betty liarglaa, octreaa, | ‘atp'i-h amt Kolan where de«and Sonny 1ji Mont, dancer; Hid |H-raie'y rraiallng Japanem- winTroy, 29, iloublc fur Clark Gable, trying lo ludd Hielr ground.
Olid Klalhe Frame* Meyer,, 21,, I loiii*c iu c c m - i in llm lioku
•Ingrr.
m lu r were raid lo have clooi
2,765,000,000 Pounds Of Foodstuffs
Given To State Needy In Four Years
.
| iin u n
I HI
«a
rw iin
mu* "
likely. ,o b . new rn rim n en .fo r nollh of puih(,w. w,l(rr
J ,„ .
|b . rommo,|,ty. tbe 4ICC belleveik ar|rM. |-v p , U rtrd ,, ,„.w
"Both dUlrtbatlon of eurplu. >ivp
„ lh).
rai,WMy.
com mod Idea for reliaf Ur>a. lh«(
,
- .
Hurplu* Commodity Corporationhtdlrolril. "dove much more than M o l l l f T K i l l s S i x O f
dlapoie of the .urPl'U Imm.dwte- ^
.
V at
~
I , on hand T b . program aid*
C h i l d r e n I d eS IfC P
OOt Only tho*. on relief role, bat
------alao thorn- eho are able to boy.
CENTKIt, T-aaa, Mar. 17. -(Al
Hurplu* removal programs help. —A mother- who |u|it oflH-eri
to Ineraaar normal rales to ron-| Mi. wa. III nrnl un»hl. lo pr*vId
as m ar, and definitely almpllllet' f„r |,.r family, killed (ix of her
Ik* dlffp-all problem of dlapoei-j nln. children u| her luiirly farm
Hon of farm aurplaaai."
I h»u«o last* nlahi. klaalng each of
the Prime Minister with a virtual
ultimatum and foreshadowed the
possible recall of Stanlay Baldwin, (Ihambarlaln'a predecessor,
and the resigned foreign sacra*
(ary, Anthony Eden.
The war WWWlviai|
secretary »aa
described
WP» M
U fllU l i,
•a demanding • firm decIamUwf
Of l|rlttak aupport for Caechualga
»akla and a more pbaltlv# polity
toward the tfpanlah clv.l war. "
>• Informant* aald toot at Cbhm*
her la in'a rabbet member, * had
threatened to reatgn unlcol tko
foreign policy wore changed with
in 4B houra.
An Invitation waa recvleod from
Foreign Vlnlatar
LltVlnoff -of
Bus*ln.»hj »L a. Invited all pa ware
othdr th an- Oennany, laptu and *
Italy to dlam it Joint action alaaed .
------------ S Q M
at ''checking the f i r l u r da»rk>y
•I,own In thl. radio- m*n‘ «f aggreani.m and ellmlral. wi t # ..... . In* th« lntr«a«»ii dangrr or a new
a of Adolf llltlrra £ t|l| m ««ar-e.",.
i. While lhoii,atuU
||„ n,,,!,. |.rop-»>>| In liehtlf t f
rnt*, lank*, and »r- Soviet Government. An Invitation •
tin- great rirrulnr will be aent o the United State*a , well aa other nntiunv because ■■ ■
—'u f the danger -if war gruwlng out
_
.
of (Irrmany'a linn-xnHon of Am*
lr% t» n A F
!*•••■ und Ihu lu-wr ro lia,rl.Uhuania-1 frontier con.’ilr i.
| rrv
a
f .
1.ItvIniilf anil ho wa, c-'glnw £ O n iQ h t
Incited pow'-r* to rilacil** punt
5
an.ion to aa-n
Cvcchod iv.trla
T i
,
from aMack by Germany, and LHk* ,y mhowing o r *hr
frt)|n p o n , h
•>". apunaoeed by the, A,)o|f )j|llar'a armed might and .
will lie ip, ned In Ihr hi, ability to u»e it1 h i, brought 0
kIi Krhmr! audllarium fearful Europe Into i|uick open
15 n'clmk Ihiwe in 'ion to avert further trouble.
,
Britain, rranre,', I'aly, Poland,
Utliuanla, CteehoMovakla
and
S|mln are involved In o mate of
war preparation, and diplomatic
threat,
In'ended
by lomc • (•
get what they want and by otharo
lu prevent lb*m from galling it
The ■ituatlon I, thia:
When IIIHer and- hla army and
airforce took over A uitrti, -the
world Iramed he meant bualntan
when ha aald nil Germana belonged
to Germany. They m ille d he
mlg|il «oon a , nett hla avowed
Dave Sholtz Speak*
In Sanford Tonitfbt
Former Oovarnov U*v* BhotUk
randldatn for tha United flt*t**
Senate, will a|reak In Baofoad at
• :00 o'clock tmilght In babalf of
hla campaign.
The former Governor, wha IS
making a campaign of, th* ItoS*.
I, acheduled to ap**k tonight I t
Iba corner of P in t Htroat aagMagnolia Av*n*a regarding hlapolitical platform. H* will ba-hP
trod'iced by W. F. gbaUay. I t1
waa announced thl* morning - by
|or*| supporters.
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t^r
aafttn
MMP
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Sanford H cnld
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. - ■*• ;
-liftn e t. old It tb.'ths ethyl goolta*
■ p |v ‘a ite L «
it
,
The Lithuanian Trouble
£?KdifrrLsr'1der dispute
LAtest reporta from Europe indicate that a new bor
|i MMHf*1
haa broken out. This time between Poland and
r Wells ■drilled'for oQ btoMb the
. . . . . . ------. Rattan 'Bern.gushed carbon rftoxldo
STRANGE A S I T SEjBtfS—By JtiH N H IX
Ta* U L J sg !
TW» l*»tww eom»>ro*a«d •*
111 TTC o l lijo.surface sad tors* the dry
M m t m 4 >in> etellrv
1*1*. at llw P»l ”*• Lithuania, a country about whose existence we had almoat
far., K l« u ., « * •« 1M
grrM at Marrk a, l» f . forgotten. It looks very much aa If Poland had become
asaassw e- dlKSta-sssaa*
jealoua of all the notoriety which Germany, Anatria, and
Mai dlatuTOctoo to the We*t ha* —»o ram tbat-the martet I*
Italy have been receiving, and had at hurt decided to de
sgfcntkta ’MiRsMag ihalr 'hmd* ■fln*d *t* }son«c»or».
PIWUlS-Maalaaaa W aai.rt
mand a portion of the spotlight for heradf.
■s’ |o wtut <k»r say m«n In raw
,
OKaaCTurrin* 1It1,1
ATIM
Lithuania la a little country, only a little more than
-rtSHh, <»*w r-todsstiltt or ;▼*!«« 'Nomjr r u l i (}pi and Js_
WKSFk OWIW
**«»*••*.
twice an largoji* Florida, situated on the Baltic 3ea, east
M iM lk .
lh‘ ttino' bt w tt.‘ "*
'
second M the soam of. supply of
of Germaivy^andiiorth of Poland. Formerly a part of the
Fifiydhno Mw.wli.r*»» k*r« fishing tackle Imported by Iks
—a Tfar .
b<»i> dtarortrod-ta CblVornU. tl United Slates. Canada b the largRussian Empire, It was one of the buffer states having
er AhMn Mttr ffootbl »,es^*horr. **t martet'for ftthtag tickle «x*
All aMlaar r aallrM, ranta
their origin in the aftermath of the Russian revolution and
• tkaaAa, rrn taltaaa aad aallraa
Now'JsfMy't* tbo natWs steoad porta *from.this cevntry.
the
various
post-war
settlements.
LtM tH lla a n la far ffce »ar*aa*
Stool ost
’ m'.sor*:
moteum,"
Wtlal.a fa M i -aaIII hr akaraM tar
Very early In ita existence a dispute, with Poland
0i tWwetar »etw il»lse votes.
*tr*nj.i rocks - tatas SNOctatad
arose over border areas which included the historic capital
w M h H ssta csm .
Tytfff..Ma«la €>»M»r 1
aaai Tka llrraM la Ike aallaaal of Lithuania, the important city of Vllna. While the dis
'■IS 1*70 a X<Ed prwapeelor to
n«U I f a f ti r lM if . Ofllraa m
■sep ta Wlatan*' I B A i S L L M . C H
Caltforifta
a**Okstete*0 la Iba lararat Hllra pute was languishing with the League of Nitlons, a Polish
1at Iba raaatrr with rrl»H*»1 general marched in, seized the territory and took possession
’ became a iradlSK
Cblraca aatf *rw
bf'quIclaOwT and ' P * \
of the capital..
------ t u m o r
, f
do . d *ome ■g m t *fartaaaa. - <«n
a*flrrtf14 la .a larMbrr af Tbr
Poland and Lithuania have been technically at war
i
m
.
W
.'T.'fCM
aaina
Waf
'S
an
.
Q
u
a
l
i
t
y
P
r
i
n
t
l
n
o
- 4K
rrraa wklrh la rmrlahave been repeatedly orrailllnl fa fha aar far re- ever since though they
Franc Itto' ftama law war Ufa gr**t-|
_ at all » n etamtrXv*
•at aourt* af bora* gat t a t h a |
ta II ar aat ilbarnlw 'dored by the League to settle their differences and though
the -I'upaatt
la Ihla . a m
a a t alaa the Poles have remained In control of Vllm. Another
.1 ar*a eokllekeO brrrla.
CalemadK*.
Now
Karnlte,’
dtotroublesome
^foreign
problem
for
the
Lithuanians
has
been
rakllrallaa af »r*
cavr/ad In lPtT, has dleptaoid Ra brrrla ara
the German
to ita principal seaport', the city pf
. WalUe'W.-BitaUay. alta# *mln3 MemfJ, which with Its surrounding territory was taken
eralagNt, asya many of th e’ dts*
JK8I1AY, MARCH 17, 1H I (Trom\Gcrm«ny by the Treaty of Veraailles, and which the
oovartoa may prove only af artanGermans still claim.
tlfk tatanat. Thta aaww to 'fc«
|b&VKIWK FOU TODAY
As the situation now stands, Lithuania, with a poputhe rasa with alt of thai» found
4lnr* IMA
Intlon of slightly more than two million, Is cor
’ And Ihn I-uril illrrtl yont hrorln dially disliked by its two powerful^ and land-hungry neigh
Tka' faactaation of gcologfcal
U(o Jbo li.iruif Hod, Brut into Ilaw
*lddlrw*: Kai1ura,l m*ny a pro*
military action
fir.lent
c lur < hi 1*1.—2 bors. The rccejit Polish boast
b e tte r from- gold add
Take
against Lithuania In retaliation for the alleged slaying of
r w . . a ;n,
Charles P. Dorwy. who work! Out
Ik AUto l
i Polish guard, as well as . H itlers threat to “rescue" all
o f ' tAvataait.' Nev^ whehs ‘h* ha*
tnaie and last two ’fbrturaa In
■ WHERE RUNS THE niVER Germans no.matter where they may be, both presage.dif
Bodlca—Spriago—Traitor*
ficulties for tftfc Lithuanian republic.
<gdd.
A yriea yoo can Afford
A glance at’ the map further reveals the strategic Im
Dorsey a* found deposit* af
rode, tbo rlv*rT WjF .-an
portance
of
the
Lithuanian
crisis.
For
many
years
after
IReoianlte
fused
In
noap),
IhimorW
’. UTla hath not followed fall^thi! (he post-wnr settlements, the Polish Corridor, dividing as
‘Uotita (apafk plugs), barium
(filter*), gypaum (stucco), dla*
It docs East Prussia from the reat of Germany, waa a
-'»By bid dr* nrrn i and tcdlgnatyrOJ
tomlte '(taadlktion) and a hug*
thorn
in
the
side
which
conatantly
threatened
serious
diffi
iS T
And MWautU* blue?
Iron deposit »e w*» on" the point
culties.- With Hitler's advent to power, however, some deal
HEJV'
of selling ta'Jap an when tho orlc o ,m a
' Where run* in . rlvcrt Hill nn<* was made with the Warsaw government and an agreement
ohttl conflict broke out
Millar
Bldg.
Park A'
to
preserve
pcico
between
the
two
countries
for
a
period
*
wood
“ThattVs n funny aide to ' IL two *Donna -aonrrt o r ' Di
y- .Curve round to linn Ihn iioitii of twenty ycirs was offectod.
i < M n a v a v t i u r u v . 'j R .
loo.K. Dorsey nafs. "I located a
orroam un
R E yfi : Hood!
fine looking bed of obaldlin and
Is l» possible that in cohslderation of Iho peaceful
PRESCRIPTIONS
■i
,I f jraanm air»l*iiiir n* It wuuW
then
found
tha
nnly
thing
in*
annexation of the Polish Corridor bv Germany, .Poland Is
11. imiIIi pursue.
ACCURATELY
•'o ff wk* good for wu« making
to lie supported In her conquest of Lithuania. irlvlns (War
■
COMPOUNDED
•acicnt 'Indian arrowliiada." ‘
wn know: O'nr wholai saw new acress to the sea, end to Latvia and-Estonia?
pas*
In
*1','
and
splendor
tha
Vrrncad.
“aialrcaac’’
farm*
or
Some
quirks
of
mineral
esplo*
AT
REMARKABLY
FARMING IN TIIE CIDUIW.
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lafi
famed
Hanging Garden* of tatlSn are revealed l,y Hln>raloHigh up tka Ak 'iii Mount els* Varu.
REDUCED PRICES.
Or % k .
wnlrrlall* II »!r*l»«.
gt»t Brair.ryi
Babylon.
Juat
a*
amailng
la
the
manner
of
p#ru,
whar*
Jauasd
P**k*
i*b
OBTAIN OUR PRICB 01
Safety Hints
ra il llin *lrvnin a f
LlVViV11
iika/S
Ufartin^ G^r$ge
General
£
K3 :j
'**■
MartinVGarage
a
Iho
lain*:
With all the bad newa about increasing highway acci
((cuts, it U encouraging to note that
child
fatalIticn in traffic uccidenta have decreased 18 percent be
respect we hsvr a 'a n -s t tween 11)20 and 11)35, while deaths among adults under
with Herr Hitler, similar circumstances hsvo Increased 01 percent.
much good a* a
This information come« from the Bureau of Public
Roads o f the Department of Agriculture which attributes
l f \ llirru werrn't already.ibo tremendous improvement to safety education in the
m N a ...li m i.ilUiu-i f»r a)ho new*- 1 schools, thougli warnings to motorists and drastic enforee*
t ~ peiiers,
'hVl pi
id sierl
rs, tlidt
tlid^ lomnilu
tornndu'hVi
start ment of city traffic laws in tho neighborhood of schooM
I . jwirthg tip the MiasiR.i|ipl -Vslicy undoubtedly have l>cen a big help.
• " Tile greatest gains, tho Bureau says, have been among
* One reason the cclcfy market U
who
so bed I s bcpiuso four mill Inn grammar school children
. 1L
.
, aro the most easily. influ
persons .hrrc jsit their *Jphs ihi*
by teaching in tho schools, The death rate continues
winter, JVojiIp on governmeht high among pre-school children which tho Bureau finds*
-ysllef dotiVbuy relcry^.
have. iloLbeen consistently and (effectively trained to keep
off tho afreets
Russia has promised In enme to
“Cities until recently received the blame for «n undue
—fha Veld of
Cscchnsluvakls If
attacked, hut after ell the “Idoud proportion of motor-vehicle fatalities," tho Roads Bureau
iges" they’re had In the lend says, "because tho victims of accidents on the rurkl hJihor the Ruvlels, particularly, stnunn way« were brought in and died In city hospitals. The Bu
the higher up* In Dm mllflary reau of the (Census corrected this error and in 1034 showed
Ublflhmcnls, v >' wimdrr if their that twp-thfnl* of tho traffic fatalities occurred on rural
Dp would be worth anything..
highways; It is estimated that
In 1036 the death
We Iropo Floyd I’alnn-r is sue* totals were l’l.BOO uH>nn and 26,000 rural.
•ful. in try'iiir tob list ■ major • "As nn aid In safety education, the U. 8. Department
Stic ball team:
ternn.' "linftl up_. for of Agriculture, has published the pamphlet "Guides to
ling U’t I/i Iui: in
i.. . tJatitord,;
>i...rA.4 "Buth
*,..-i',T'nij[jc Bafety,” prepsred by the Executive Committee of
outfit yrpiild
our «|ty laliablo 'publicity at well a* plac- the National Conference on Btreet and IBghway Safety.
flunfoi(J • squarely an ths It outlines the best methods known today for tenuring
tba'I
map. livery jmsslble traffic safety. The discussion is brief but comprehensive,
ice ahoald be given'I’nlmcr summarizing the traffic safety sjfuAtion, and giving-rtfendeavor.
creiucs to other published matcrigi-"
»
or^ ■f *
The - number of deaths from highway accidents have
L'Ppminn
bUmcn'
thu
^»Wr
Austria on Hie Au'lrlens incresswt from 4,227 In 1013 to over B7.000 In 1M7. The
pg that ^Rulhlng can keep proper ty-duniaKc cost was estimated In 1038. to *! lie well
)le free except >he ropvlc- over one and a half, billion, dojlars. From 1927 to 1098,
,It* people that they would fatal aeddenta involving bus drivers decreased 20 percent,
die Hun Im slnvra". That and those Involving tartcab' drivers 60 percent, but truck
!*«maUiing for Amciicons ip
• when foreign fuehrer* drivers were involved in J6 percent more accidents. »Hi®
meaning domcsllc dicta- bus anil taxicab companies have initiated training eourses
impat with our tradlilonal and reward*, .with good results,
And I. and you,
, Francu William Jmu nil 1foil.
i>
jlf w» ara noi wiUing ta
T h e '“ G uido* to T ra ffic 8 a f « t£ " sh o u ld p ro v e o f g r* * (
we don't d csarv rto v ilu e , th e B u re a u b e l'e v e s, to mu^ilcJpal o r to w n J ^ f f t y
commissions o r councils, to g ra m m a r a n d -high school
M d i rson In his Or Ian- te a c h e rs an d to p a r e n t-te a c h e r aasoclstU m s, to lib ra ria n * ,
fn cliibs a n d c h a m b e rs o f com m erce, e n d tp . th e tn d lv id u il
atjiwl
column,
and
■ th a t some day a em al rltis e n e a g e r to u n d e ra ta n d th e f f f e l y slitja tlo n
(lug from Orland*'ta ibe to do h is d u ty In w o rk in g in th e In te r e s ts p f sa fe ty .
— River, Much ’* ■tan»l
---------- oman abrortlilqg ta Orlan'■e - : . . — 1
la Sanford, particularly
i. Johns River to Jackson-
8ANP0RD TWENCT YEARS AGO
iw ww*nvd, deepruad. »nd
d, and If ,laa' canal front 4ter, -Mr. F,|des of Enterprise
Jobna to Titoaville were
___ „ J l . Tlien Crn'ral Florida h*« h's usual ippolnttnent hero on
tabald have writer tratisportaUon, Pundi y, Mar. IT at Moore'* HUpotent than Tampa's and tlon."
Oil’* filpe*. n popular East
Sanford hoy >hd Ml** Georgia
balsamn of 'he Central Gpiger or Geneva .were married otf
■Rosid Jntd the grtula Tncsdny last and a n nn a hooayitoynient . CoimnltlcQw the moon trlp.to Enat Cosat petal*. A
mother, Mrs. & E. Cborpeuiag and
alattr, Mr*. O .'H . Bqulroa' aervad
It* etwata and cdhe.
Mr. and Mr*. B. IE. Squire* of
Caaafron A 'esu* k*d aa IRekr
guaat Igst .week. Jlr;. Kennady
of New London, Conn. Mrs, Ken-
K M 1*"fflP S ftS &
lAr d ar Dmf Ute’ Drilled Hlate. great nirny friends are offering a tlaltor here bbfor*.
cuhgral wist Ion*.
*,
I
apmit)'dver
ilv^oo.eoo.ooo
Mori of Iheao terrace* aro ’M'lt
Ihrough clouds Into tha thin. coW In which they kipl thl* topaoil
sir above, ancient tnesa davslojod from adding tu rk downhUI. Iluao In ealaienee. and run • rn ■Prravayrlcultur* to s high degr** b*- rocka, admo w il/hlng tons each,' Inna atlll grow their crop* In the
for* Iho Anoilcaa w«ro dl*««v wo ,< pUcad In'o poaltlona forming tame topaotl brought In by lh*lr
•rvd by ClirUlophrr Columbus.
long walla, 8 to 14 fact high. Tht, ancealors. B^uanhrit grown tkri,i
Stranfii as It acema, th t flnts* rocka wer*’fitted together •« P«r, hnve lo bo Staked to' tho- rr>1,;,,J
ctly that even a knihb'ado to 1, ep th«m from rolling do#n
wsra among t)i> first to make im
the mountain*!
of soil reclamation. Moat of 'no would not slip between them.
Puo to the kthcpnr** of aonm RINK OK SWIM TRIAL
land under cultivation In the ra
tion whtro Peruvian agrlcultuio of tl,-»« Sloping fa'tna. each »cr-1 A* Into *■ the nh t'h ten ury,
race
wa*
piadu
only
thr«o
->r(
Hindu* practiced the altnifgu rile
w*» c«ntarad w*a not natural soil,
but waa pal ln -plara arOfkUlly. four feel wide, Ju»t enough ,)<• « | throwing u.,#uM<eucad'rtiif.lnaj
Our modern rrelamatlon proj-J grow ono row of coin."Many me Into the river to di'iirmino hi*' In•eta In Oil weatern atalra ara still to l,i found o* high s« IJ,*j nocenca or guilt. Sinkers ware
dwarfed when roinpsrvd to Hiom 000 feel up the mountain*—on ri Innocent; awlmmers gufltyl ‘A
la'er provlilon permit te.l • rap*
of tho Inca*. Ili|h up tha barron two miles above i r t l'', tl
mountata *lop«*. wherit noUiiinc
At this am aajig «llPudo gnw a to tie tied to the anaprel ao that.
but rock aa Cipoaod. lhc»« hntdy Hi) hardy cuico corn, wl'h ker If he proved hi a tnnncent* ' tqf
farmara carried haaktt after hna- nels one Inch airoi,*. Pcruvtnna linking, ho might be pulled aahoM
lo t af rich soil from vallcya Iw- eat'them one al a lim e.' Petatova and revived.
low, ant-ilka In I heir petilaiencc, ara bel'cved to have been devillo build one of tho moil amartag! oped by the ancient Incas In
Tomorrow; T h j
bag-of-wtad
farm *y»t«ma In the world—thu1 t heae terraced gardens that *.'ir- goddeaa.
WEEKLY NEWS .COLUMN
By IOE HENDRICKS
1300,000 FOR TUNG OIL; If tour In Indian River. Tha eat (mated
'ha bill Introduced by Congreas- coat la tlMOO for new work with
man Colmar uf Mississippi, J|. R. annual fuSinltnince of |500. Tho
£510, la enacted Into law, Florida Courtenay project provides a side
will benefit greatly. Thl* bill calls channel B fret deep and 100 fept *WPA FROJKirrS: I am g b d td
for an expenditure of 1300,000 by wide from the channel of the In- announce approval af the-#6)low'
MU
the Federal Government for ex- trncostnl Waterway to and In* lag WFA' project*: ProJact No,
pendllura of J300.000 by the eluding a tutn’ng basin of the 8059 for Imprbfemant of Lily Farit
Fbderal Government for experl-.aame depth nt Courtemy. The ea- and Lake 8ybell* )*aik In the toWii
ment ng wph Tung Oil. Rince (here llmaled Initial cost la 131.000 0f Lake Malt land; Vroject Noi
i hdndrvda of nrrr* of lung oil with annual utalotananru cost of,M 4n for construbtlag n drainage
in the State of Florida now and tlJDpO. I am going to aak that the ditch 'along the general course
It haa been proven conclusively War Department appropr^Hon of Blx 'MIle Creek near Kanfort;
that our aoll Ja sdaptad to this Carry the apptoprfa'ion ’ for these ProJ4rt ‘No. £0511,* ta rbnktroet
product, any expenditure for ex- projeds and alncataly hope I school building in I/Yablo;'
shall fce succttifal.
!je«t No. MfW to InsproVo1a
perlmrotal purposes will a a tar*! If *bal
benefit our BPde. I am actively, TOO 1A T E TO WORRY: Bruce'county owned road In Oeceoi#'
. . . of. this Barton,
. ..
. .la one
J
- my bast ’County;
------ -5080
for* No- *59*0 fo.
Interested in tbo pataega
who
of
and Project
hill and ballava that It haa a good frlernJ* on tha tie publican aide
at rest ImprovementInOrtkoda.
(banco.
I raccoUy sakl to m e,'"If you could
EXTENSION
MARKETING n u d rod wr ta. w* would bring Msgnllanea, Chl-b, la tha aouth*
(SERVICE: I bfJUve l have some you fvor on the RapkWlean aids." 3 wmost city tilth* world on a regi
geed news partleulsrty far tha j anggarod with tha question, ar air route.
vajery gr#W»r« af lemlnol* Coun- “Why ta/se fh* aducatlenal aim ty. Sanford Ja the Itrgeat gelary deed* of yov*;p*rty at Ihla lata
center ta th* W“ ld end-beaelts (fate T'’—Uroc* .agreed to accept
a m ity from Jhe service* of a n * ts I,am IM weald coma qv*r.
marketing twpert during thg m ari' ’F a i j r r FLY SURVEY: The
ksting teuton. The Marketing Agriculture Committee haa been
Bureau ha* been unable In U»e busy for mon'li* preparing the
bating axpert for Florida, Georgia, m Marvin Joses, Chalnnaa of the
Tvnneases, and HBaolt. This would. Committee, just recently and ho
aerro tha colory growers In Bon- pfomjMd me thW .' Congrtsinun
ford, hewaver, If this npproyrta-lHafdJn Peterson'* bin for o surUon la not grantod. I have‘bees r a y 'o f tha lease* reused by tha
assured by theiM ogtatiag’Bursts tepgeigki
the Modttamaaan
that Units a eotdo tnkforostan da- FrUlt’Fty woald be roported withvelopmonta eeeor that the o * r - > the next few deya. Our next
Wee vAU ho axtonded for on addl- step ta' to hsve thls bfll farotght
ttanal atx w iaka 1a th e rotary re*- htfore the 1House for dieruMtitt.
tar-thU yaar.-w hkli ahoold'prac-,M r; M b n o n end I ' W
iiM
?
llRIKSKB AMD HARBOBB
PROASCYS FOR BREVARD
COUNTYf Tho JUroro dnd Boybees committae roeehUy-epproeed
projooto for dhs
4*'
* , jJ i’ K
It*?’ *w.‘
•t ^
4 M
cultural Kconotaici; Associate
Agronemlst and Hupcrlnlendent,
fg^OO n yrur, Assistant Agrono
mist (Huger licet Iriientlgetlons),
|t ,*00 n yesr, '(tureiu 1o f’Ptaatj
industry; and Junior Veterinarian,
a yrur. *For further'dethtls
rail at your neu(rat first dl»<4
post office,
'" M t veatar from tho Long
INDIVIDUAL P R B S C R I K
9a*«h alt .walla waa found to con- TION8 BEFORE FILLING,
Inin lodtm which yielded *500,TOU WILL BE SUBHHBM
O00 nkrimUy to the Owner*.
. Cafllorni, (i-a-wntar salt works
racovcrvd bromine.a* a by-prod-’
DR, MILLER
e JE W E L E R
- t.........
■,h;.fine Watch A m Jowatry Bopoirirn
Diamond 'U^tratlmf And Knjrravla*
^ a i3 5 S -S i!3 g
THIS WEEK
tPINilTiU^LAMPS
- ...........-99c:to 1259
}1»|jdi TO gaoo v alums i .
92*95 XRONS
..... ...i..1...1.—$24 9
3 5 .8 6 i A D J U g r r - O - M A T I C
IR O N S
. W '. M
38A5 VgmTHEBWEJGHT’ UtQNS 37^5
- * 7 . W '8 H ; u p ' C O F F m
- M A K ^ .........f e 8 9
1X5.05 6-«up<C()KFEE.MAKBlS...-..>.J4.98 J
■ ■ ■
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OHS l .....:.;X6>-9
44.95 3'HEAT WARMING 'PADS.....43.98
$3.95 3.'REAT WjatMING PARS... »3,10
•TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE BARGAINS'
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m
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ILuncheon Is Given
Personal
G E N E M A R T IN L A N E Y , S o cie ty E d ito r __________ '
GB
—
District Meeting Is
Held By Auxiliaries
Tbe Women’s Auxiliary of Holy
Telephone 148 by th« American Legion Auxiliary Cress Chtrch held a District meet
Oojdon and Iferry Itevel. and
"Halt Muon on ll'o Hudson" and
"I Could Uso a Dream,•' Ly Wal
ter Rollock and, llareul :tpin»
Harry Tnxrnd and Jack Yel'
len wrote tin- screen rlsy from
the origin'll il«ry by Karl T j ii -berg und Don EttUnger. Willin'"
A. Belter ilircelcd.
•'
* yeeientay In honor of Ihe depari- ing on YAcdnesday composed or
----------------!-------mem preudrnt, Mrs. W. U Lula of auxi'iary members from towns as
Miami, accompanied
by Mrs. far South on tlie East Coast as
Gillon S. McClure and Mrs. Zoc Mi-lbocrpr. There were 103 pre
b
Botelle, vice-presidents of the sent at the meeting presided over
seventh and f f-b districts re- by Mrs. Amelia D. Noble and Mrs.
Mrs. Pan Brainard wsa com
Fred R. Wilson spent yesterday ape*i.veiy rhe luneneon was he'd U. F. Whiiner, Kr.
.'.THURSDAY'
plimented last evening by bar
Corpaite Communion waa-rele•The rr*»l»r meeting ot Semi alater, Ml»a FannU Blggars who afternoon la Deland on business. *t the Tasly Shop.
The Chorus of P. T. A. siligrrs
-■
The derurailons *carried out fcralrd by Rev. Msrt-n Brain, Urcs' no**. Chapter Number Two. O. B entertained wRh a mlaeeU»neoos
_______
_ ___________
Mri. William H. JnrJon U ex* the St. Patrick's green
and_____
white tor _
Holy
Crosa Chutth t l l0:.70 *1 Ihe Epl*C6|wi icrvlre Sunday
«.• will bo., held at tbe Ms tonic rhower at the home of her
peeled soon to visit her niece- motif. Center picces of white o'clock, rfte r wh'ch the business sf'ernoon gave two splendid anHeU at TiM P. U.
parents on Magnolia Avenue,
— _ llllies
...... .. and atpursgus
aspursgus fern icarioyi
i cisio/i was held in the Parish them*. Gounod s "PriU e the Isird”
ca'la
Tbe Alathsan Cist* of the P in t
Games am! coi.-.cit» were en Mr*- J, 0, Sharon,
were complemented by whit* tap*. House. This was opened by a short *n<* '*** "*"*1 fImtsl**, under the
Bapliat Church will ho'd ita ref* joyed during the evening. Mlsa
Mrs. IL B. Oham hasretum nl *rs in green holder*.
Miniature juddress of welcome from the lo -, direction of Mrs. Emms A bW t
tiler monthly meeting at tbe An Malian Haynes and Mis* Mary
l*untaGordo where she basket* bedecked* in shamrocks cat President Mr*. W. E. Watson Lymsn. There was a large connex a t 7:30 P. M. All members Helen Rumbley assisted In the en from
eevertl day*. were filled with green mlnLs and'nnd re*|>oniled to by Iho District YTTK*,,on present.
are arced to be present.
ta:talnmrnt. Prise* were won by vAiled lor
—
hel d the place card*.
Diiec or from Titusville.
| A‘ ,h'' l'»P'.’lt cliurrh Sumlny
. FRIDAY
Mist Elolae Winn, Miss Dorothy
Mr*. Joe (ionisles has as her
Tbe cocktalis of grapefruit t ,V M-eond roll call by Parishes
T** * sll*t» let meeting of lb
Tbe Postal Clerk* A uxilary will Warren, and Mrs. Kathryn CalMrs. Leo
Rockwell of rections topped w!tb green cher ' wus liken nsk ng what each con- Baptist Fun-lay Schcols wllli
meet a t the heme.of Mrs. M. L. boon. During Ihe evening ihe geest
ties further aecen'.ed 'ho color -birred it* outstanding arenm- members from surrounding town*
W rg b l on Celery Avenue a t ij:00 guests signed ihelr names in the Tawanda, Pa.
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seheme,
Y.-Lth the deieri course ixdlshinrn'n of Ihe year. The min* In attendance.
o'clock.
Bride* Book.
mfeling were*
MONDAY
Miss
El
xabcih
Cornell
will
c*‘h
CdesL
was favored with u nlr* of iiho
up rFell
m
ititv'iiiR
w ne g The Tour *:
j Is. -I'iph..fg.il
The gIPs were presented In ■
The Woman's Bible C’l»: ■ of most novtl manner. Young lloylc leave tomorrow or Tampa wheccs^u*K^1 bf viptetg, inuun'.nl on Ua’n* read alter which Rev. Brant made 'Trtlnrsdty * 'I^Jgi _
NrendJy IntKcrsslons.
•members wrro MRefJHiury Isivr,
Holy Cror.i Bpiacopal Church will Hayne*. dressed Co represent a she will visit for the weekend. ' .*» »Pun w.re shamrocks.
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'■ I ’ Prated at the speaker'* t table
M -s AlplufNa.h, diocesan p res-1^ *nJ MrMra- Krawk
meet ai l : t l o'clock at the rar- big league baseball playir. cn
lih House.
Mr. and Mrs. g ! E. McKiy h id
Mr*- w - I- , -uU* «lc|varl- ident r f Ausilliry, gave a comtered Ibo mom where the gurst*
g part
I""* In
'» nn ( n r program
Tho Womanl* Auxiliary of we.a aescmblrd carrying the gif* as their gursia I,-at owning Mr. mrnt president; Mr*. Gillon P. Me- prehens.vo outline of Ihe items I n 'I ***'"<!
-linkman, Mri. Morrison,
llnty (tm.is Kpltropal i t ’karrh In n knapsack which was swung and Mrs. W altrr Dick of Lcetlurg. c,urp vlcc-presklent of the sev e'uilrd trj Ihe Imdgrt and asknl rrrTc‘ rhaltman,
Mr. iik | Mru Wtlllte... . .
enth dislrlet; and Mrs. Zoe HukePe,
riitTlot lirerest and sup- ,onc* >y ®lrw|l| hoM tbc.ir rcgubir Inisln*** ovrr a baseball bat. The honor , j
iw e i 1 Mrlh,wrt|, nrcmir
George
Friend, of Mrs. Chat lea Mr- ',ic*-prc*1drn; el Ihe fifth district. i*>'iT\)e glvrn lo Ihe effort to build moie, (I
meet inf! at 1:3(1 o’cock at the gurnt rrrelvrd intuiy luvrly ;glDa.
Parish Uoa|e.
The living j w g n ‘of’
Dig Clung, will regret In .leant Ibal Thc honor guests so rt' lovely i cjn pslte on e new location fur I'snletf by Walt or Glldnrd <m (Ins
uolln. J'isbs, Mr*. It. I!, liray.
Tho regular huskies, ami social gcr's home was decorated wi'h she l. III ut her hotna on Park ahnuldrr eonapes presenltsl In ihe )in ng lieople.
ilhrm by the lerjl u n i t 'o f the
At I:0tl o'clock lunch wus neivnl Rei.dlngir. Ml*, (ir ffln, Mr*. |j>nR.
meatlmf pf tlm lo&o l'l* n ot varicolored
Spring
’flowers, Avenue.
n , Finilh, Mm . Whitten,
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lAmrrcmn Is-giuri Aixilinry.
I v Ihe .MellxHlIst wuinen In their ,*on,
Ike first Mrlhmllst Church will while In Ihe dining room the HI.
Mrs. lltO n f H rnd nibcr*.
Jenning, Hurt of Jackionvilo ,AI*° »c ,lcd nl the t|w aker‘s Annex.
bo held at 7:30 P. M ot |hc homo Patrick's scheme of green and
Tile niei-liiV. refniKSnciL. p» Hn« U -,T h.U
of Mr. anil U n . It- U. Caldwell, while was carried Out. The tabic will spend Ihe aerkeud linrn ,r *,,c w r e Mrs. T. I . Sullivan.
res W. Third F;ir«*t. with Mrs. was centered with a Ihtee liercd w||h His |>an-nls, Mr. and Mr* unl* PwM en: and M ss JeuneH Pml*h irmnJtraVslMtriHtNk wjiR. ' >•>' .JVai*v .«r}ll:V"' »»n
. Laing, luncheon i hair man.. uhtliiri- addAas-*lty\ M r*./Thv». :rr. »situ(i,,i pfny, ••'Tfufi- Hnn*..
Caldwell, Mr*. I'eggy Knapp, and wedding cake, which was balanced J- U Hurt.'
Mrs. ('(.stmultra RchuMt. - i
lfr!re'. K,lucailonsl'-F(4iVlnry of *«'y*Dy product mi nl Ibe nmlIIor
Mb a Raya Myriik ns hostesses.’ by two bawls of whilo riitp(
Ifl eh. rge uf dmirulktus ♦ii rei itb'', I'iorevr. bti-s' p |lie g«vr (he ^uu*'
Friend* of
The Dependable Class of the dlogons and ferns.
Greek
,
tenrn ntai
fhat In
ln Nash . „Mrs. II. C, ^Viislihurn, alrti. F: E. mil *'of ' Jhe 'aiixllliries uji' i h t 1 The Lyman Glee t'lub
First Mel hod 1st Church will hold
Refreshments of
cake ' nml will regret-tqo lenrn
Mis* JeaneHr IJing. plrt'ual u|tl'.rt_ of thrfr liietitberih heitwhtg umle- tin- diuvHon of
their regular business and social punch were served Ihr gu *U. vllle, Tenn. Yl'e will' Ultdrrxo an
'. . .**and Mis. T. I- Rullltv...
> u n l* Ih
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e m an objectiveihe Ml” ,n
f,,r l|,‘* ...... .
(netting at 7:30 P. M. at the home nnd shamrocks were presented ■■ cperuiluu.
nnliri of
,.r School (Her
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t Miss lljplme Takneh fumislusl religious nml spiritual uplift
Glee I lull luiupeMlion li
of Mrs. Price Angel, 247(1 Palmetto favors. The hoalcss wus assist'
in Hie near fua-tail selection, during file ihe world.
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.le h e h l lit Shinfold
j
Mrs. K K Ruckre stnl ilaugh n"v-fcal
Avenue, with Mis. Angel, Mrs. K. nl In solving Ly her • mother.
She showed that the nun of t h e |luro
D. Price, f.Hd Miss Alina Itolljm! Mrs. E. W. Diggers, • and her frr. M|ss Doris 'llnckcy. are ruo,,c nf ,h r luncheon. Rhe opened
11"' K,n'"
"f Telspendjrut tho afb'rnnon in Day <ly P,B>'inlt Li i l ’s "Nightingale," mixill-ule, I* the sum- as Hint of
as hostesses.
■istei Miss Evelyn Digger*.
*n,l remained t the pi.mu to play •he t lunch the liettermcnt of Ihe chffr" in T.imp on Mar. 2a nnd 2d
Among' those Invited were! togat 'iKwot Id Ibreugh ihe five fields of will he attended by Principal W
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addlllonhl m i m l i , .
Mrs. U. A. 1lay nr*, Mis. l.ro
Mrs.' Ralph Wight. MV*-" J I.
Tho,r present at the luncheon service. M u Lilly of Winter P a J - W*Ha, Jr. nml many of Hie
Floyd, Mrs. Mrrrel Rebel's, Mrs.
K»te Warren, Mr*. O. II. Ander- Hurt nml Mis* M i n ' Hurt were T " ! .
Mr*' <' ' 1' wus elected ns District Director teachets.
for m-st year snd Winter P ark 1 The Ptl Idrthilnv i\f Grandma
sbn, Mr*. 0 the Hughes,-Mrs. M. In OrUiuln yu ierdny iltcnioon 0,1 h- McC1‘T,'’- \ ” - /,w
selected as next meeting Mr*' Heath v is c l. hinted
3. Hopkins, Mr*. Kathryn ta t wherY’ tbey veiled relailvr, mi l Mr*' T' *" S," ,lv' n- Mr«- c »'"
i 0" Wedne-d'y by many relative* •
Mr. and Mrs. William Q. Wan*'- houn, Mrs. Carile Echols, Mrs. f| lends.
randarx Bchullr Mrs. J. (). Huff. plnre.
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|rn d friend* who e.-lled during Ihe •
ley wIhi w eir m*rtled on Wodntk* Cecil Winn, Mrs. A. C. William*.
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j Mrs. C. L. Irwin. Mrs. II. C.
ilay afternoon *|« , OrUndid will Mrs. Berner Winn, Mrs. Minnie
o n n ITss l i r l e o l a
«**>’• bringing many gifln and
Mis* Jean Wnlsli of Washing- W#l,,lbu,n" Mni- *'• M- G u m . Mrs. fl ' lle
a n U p .U r lV e l8
l-wneealulnliou,, 'imludlng three.
make their futuro home/in Bin Kata Had., airs. Matk Palmrr, ton arrived Wrdne day lo ipeml
*" F,ottfr*- •Mr"- ' v - I>- H«ff
ford. *
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( ’ ndertuken IiyScouts birihdsy mtc.
Mrs. Dink Wilkins, Mrs. AI John atsiul Iwo Week* hn-e
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| Many v sibii, from Lutigwood
Mrs.- Wanslry w*s prior lu her eon, Mrs, It. L. Garrison, Mrs. mtssl of Mr- and Mrs. Gotrse
M” .' f - *'• U ^
r ‘
Tie* Girl Scouts of Troop Num- and ilevrral S tile , dntiy '1,11 the
marriage Ml's .G rate
Hcaid. Hairy Lagona, and Mrs, E. W WJliner.
tw w
Wrnt, Mr». Ilrnry Me*____
l.nulin, Jr.. Mr$. ('’win O^Lrn «f le r Two met at the Scout Hut Seminole tlrjvt.bg t'lill In watch
daughter rf Mr, and Mrs. V. L. Diggers.
Tui-sdgy afternoon, when the 'lie faslrsl Hot so In the world,
Beard, of iV nall. Miss Beard is
Also the Misses Mary Helen
Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Burke 'o f r , ‘Ulk*' *nJ •''!’*
I-,in F- ni-jii'i-i, piesen* engaged 111 * Greyhound cvilli n irrerd of one
a giadn'iLe or Tignsll High Rumblsy, Mae PurJon, talus Hiv- Warhington, D. C., after visiting
’ Bchrol
rts, Doris Bat'em, Pauline WII v a rie s place* In the state, Were M r s . H a w k i n s C f . n n e l l y rh-an up campaign both inside minute and fil'y ris ten ml,. A
ami outside ihe hut.
Il-e u'.y. He li owned hy Mr. Ilaker
Mr. Wsnsley ls foimerly or link, lamias Packard, Dorothy the guests lis; weekend of M'sI* - J
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Two iliffc ent test., were passul of 111 m>i, rod i* driven by Ihe
Washington, G a.-lie Is a gradu Wsrren, Eugenia Warren,' Marian
he "over,| mendiers of lh tio*ip. trail known Sep Palm.
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ate of , i he University of Cecr- llaynes, Louise Ross, Marguo.llo Mrs. C. M. Fluwers.
Refreshment, were -creed lo
Ills and n member of tho PM Gamer, Jo h n Chapman, Elolae
Mis. Hawkins Coiim-'ly eniey itiOM- pu-senlCARD or THANKS
Delta Sigma fiatemlly.
Mr. Winn, Mary Tamm, Evelyn Dig
Mrs, Mary IlnivHngs left yes- tn ned the Young Matron's llu’Wsnslsy w*a also a member of gers, Dili Hughe* and Duylr terdny fur Jacksonville where pliente Huh tvl h a lunrhi-nn yesWe wi-li |o exnir-s our "In-ere
the Elks Club of Elberton, G«. Haynes.
*he will undergo an nperstlon at trrdWy afleiTionn ai her home on
apprielation for the many kind
St- Vincent', llo pitnl she wnn Palmetto Arrmia.
nesses shown In our I, loved
cst'ma'.ed lin t 200,000 per ae.'.-ompslvied by bar mothsr, Mi*.
In Frence
Mr*. Leo Rockwell of Ti wands,
husbtml and father during III* i"
sons In Clinton. China, Bve on W. p. Field*.
for every
Pn.. won high score prise ami Mrs.
cent (lin es, nml for the beautlltd
motor car for every 16 and on) bo:-ts, some of them rarely touch
—----F. D. Scelt received second lilgn,
Alice F«yo and Tony Marlin (loinl offiring, ai hi, death.
ing foot to the ground.
bicycle for every five.
_ Mrs, W. T. Wlieeless and Mi,,
Tbe room* where Ihe guests as- sing tho- tunelullest song, JO''
Mrs, M. li. Tracy
Hr. ami Mr*. M. K. Tt*ry
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Kailileen
l.-iney motored
in aemblrd were drroratid
wi'h rVer henid. us only they kno
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McGtuw,
Ij-esburg for the day where they 1s:pdrngnns, difphlnium,
r|«M |„ "rt.'lly. Irene amt Mary," m-s
will visit Mrr. Janie* lloyd, who nm'urlluin which carried out a - ,tnr-g|orioils mualrnl lilt opriiinR
li recovering f,0ln un automobile color scheme of yellow-, blue ami today at tlm Itiu Theatre.
Due mm.leal film in Germany
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_____ pro-lure, 2n,Wm,IHMI mm III organa]
Bccldenl'
WJ*
I With Pred
Allen, of radio'll
-------I Luncheon consoling of a sa’nd— Town Hull ToniKlil'* fume, they'and upprogliiudtdj- 1,00(1,000. a c .o r-j
pick Maxwell lu« Iw-in Waiting tniir‘° »'"1 » »nei' course w a ,‘ top Ihe giro! <a,f of iw rrjl F*d!on, annually
during the past week in Fern park wrved rt tlie card lalih
I Z iouiV , laic.,1 lulh I'cntUry-Fox.
»» the guest of his S is te r, Mis.
Those present were: Mrs, | . I ........
surent.
J. O. Poiilaon. Miss -Sarah'Max- Doyle, Mrs. F. lb Scot', Mrs. J. M.' Ttl(1
cast
till hide it
well will also l-e ihe gurat of M u. Gsnsnlr,, Mr,. I w Bial.wi-ll »f Jimmy Immure. Gregory tlalulf.j
lice
I'oulson for the weekend
Tawnnda, Pa„ Mr*. J. Ib V-wod- Juan Dari*, Mario, ie
Weaver!
-------ruff, Mrs. f . ft. Kiri ley, Mi*. J. A. I am I*n llovlrk. Itarm it I'atkcr
Mr*. Whmin |-J. Finjth apoui Mo'aeh. Mis. Glen Llitglc, uml M i.. nnd J I'Mw.'iid lliomlierg,
j Widnesday wlih her mn, fo r- George Gray.
Suggi-il'd by Ihe fnmou, ,i«c. |
‘ mk'ii'a BraRli. who has Ih-cu
--------------------pliiv hy Failin' Howling nfffl Fyr'i |
rfillcally |l| with |inruinunia at t « — —iii.
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....... I "Snlly, Irene nnd Mai>"j
the Florida K„„„ „ l)np „B|
To rrpe wHh. .b o rag e of fa,
feature* eiKli' new i|aiie«-happy ;
1
band*,
the
(irrmnn
go'einnu-iit
Hu^civdle.
hn* lire Ith *1 to hi ini; in nhoiit 11lii, cri ri■I*1vi'ly sung bits, Tliese lit - i
000 mri iiuIhmt 1 viinirm fmin (judo -'Got My Mln't on Milslc''
nml 'B a w l n» n Hung" by Muck
ni'U'lilxir nj; coun'r'm.
Social Calendar
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A beautiful luncheon was -given
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f B S S A N F O R D IlK ItA T .D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Mrs. Dan Brainard
I Guest Of Honor
Personals
LONGWOOD
4*
WU*
I, to
William Q. Wahsleys
To Make Home Here
1
C O W A N CO/S G R E A T
E X P A N S IO N S A L E
STARTS FRIDAY 9 A, M.
SEE BIG CIRCULAR DELIVERED
TO YOUR HOME FOR DETAILS!
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OPENING HOUR
FRI..-9 A. M.
llcrkuhlre Full Fanhlon
SILK HOSE
fTp
3 9 c pr.
T ti
I. h i II m
rtalrrlN K
(lr * l
klurr
1Julies’
Washi Dresses i
I WO
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I it M k t i H r , m m r i « n l r t«a R f i t *
ttim rr.
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COWAN CO
311-313
HAST 1ST ST.
See the “M O V IE Q U E E N ”
Sadye Is Showing
The Seasons Loveliest Clothes
" F it T o I'li'iute A Mtivip (Jtiw n "
7 Lov ely Models
All I lei ng1Shown Tonitflit
At The “Movie Queen” Show
Tonight And Friday At 8:15 O’clock
Sadye’s
Burk*'* niece snd family, Mr. .nj GivesUndtreLuncheon
Alice Faye And Tony
Martin Sing New Hits
a
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Sm a rt Spring Shoes to Match
Presented By
Cowan Co.
Set* Them At Our Store
At .‘III K. F.rsl SI.—Snnfortl
U
A
Wareham,
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Songs!
b * « l A Mm*'*
I t w l f i iaai.it
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Mrs. C. M. Flowers
Gives Birthday Party
ire. as* Owdaa
MassachusettsMeets Florida
VS*
ADDED FEA T U R E
Anna May Won?
To-Nlyht
Friday
"DANGEROUS TO KNOW"
Lower Floor
10-U
I Mm. (!, AI. Klowrin rnirrtainnj
on Mmiday afternoon honoring
tier young daughter, Iris Gay, on
her rdldli b rthday,
fit. Pctrick's Day en'ma were
i i , i , I iltrecghout Ihe party rourns,
with nnspdragiin, slid fern a , the
fig,hi n -eoi.i Ions. T1*i dining
ria-m table, overlaid with fern,
held ii whl r h rthday cske which
w*« adorned with shamrock*.
Refreshment* combating of cake.
Ire i ream i nd candy Were served
hy Mia. Flower,, assisted Ly Mrs.
Fled Ilamer and Mr*. W, L.
Hu rr iron.
G.rmr" were a p'.iyrd on Ihe
laaii, ufl-r -klilcli balloons were
,jAvrrt*.fo the ihildr.n.
! i Those Invited wetet Betty IJonfer. M.ldrrJ Dxruc, Joan h'pauldtng. Nall MuU'gtu, Miry Helen
apred, Nancy Faint, Jane Htsty,
Bariiarx Boiler, John Brumlejr,
Stanley Drum ley, Tommy F m le r,
'Junior Dlngfalder, Ralph Jones,
.J. D. FU*. Georgs Darner,
Robert Middleton.
The United Slates leads the
world in number of telephones to
IK* population, (Kars being M J
sets for every 100 Inhabitant*.
Swaden is second with 11J seta far
every 100 poopla.
« f AND MOVIE OF LOCAL PEOPLE
LRCH I7th-8:I5 P. M. TICKETS 40c
for Reserved Seats at Roumiflat & Anderson
fUvt InNEUJ ENGLAND
Btffnjwjllkiilfftodion in,
Former
GOVERNOR
Dave Sholtz
Will Speak At
Comer
First
' #
and Magnolia Ave..
.Kid
V°*
•e »* «• 3' ,hw
^ i*«r
1
\anA “ UU2 , w\,ich n * ‘
JtlOt c W ' n fcaluft-'A «*»
Id# »'aS ' K VBCaVt'.» ' a n J ;
a v' lnU m unttlc# w*‘l h ‘l
Five com"
tol|,,n ‘>*
rr
Thursday March 17th At 8:00 P.M,
In Behalf of His Candidacy for U.SfcSejiate
COME and HEAR HIM ' ?
Sanford Gas Company
PHO N E
"HE NEVERLETFLORIDADQJT <
SPONSORED By LION’S CLUB-BENEFIT SCHOOL and CHARITY]
FUND. "SEE YOURSELF IN MOVIES" TICKETS ON SALE " ‘
DRUG STORES And HOTELS CHILDREN MAT. THURS. 3:3015t|
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GREYHOUND
By JULIAN S T * » m o M
h i *tr*Utra’i aimIng a ton-
With Jo* Knfcl of |h t
juxoega Lookouts tom pi atea
lookout roaier for the
• (rabiinl ae«»ion» a t Day
Baach, fltratton played ex
it trail with tba Jacksonville
U at ifiaon and led the Sal
op at the Plata, lU rry t no.
iMtater and deserves a food
[ for ha ban the atari that
» a reaj diamond athlete,
Ilia "D m -ihss" Clary la
■king la vlalt banford bea repar*lap to Charlotte
I Mar. S4- Clary told thl*
lima lot la a latter r«*i»rd
tardsy he wax going la
North Carolina city 'to
V M* thumb ex-yijsd but
I nachlng of pliylng baeaS wpk* asking; about nil]
» Meat” WodRers and wanted
t'dow- where tha former Blnaklpper would be Im ited
heaaon. The laat we, beard
lara wa* rat Irina from UhaCW*y - will surely r* |r* t
hind Jhls news fpr Jtodtcrs
Ilk04 by no man on tha
>4 Uat yaar as much as by
Nehagt1 Flnry.
,
The (.104 shortstop . wtia
m d|a#44* ehanaen laat aoa*
W for1, a flaldlug arrrage of
**, • • fi that hk was repairB Ml t.eld model automot>U»-„
laacw v; Xyphsr
h a | f-e|gh|
IhevreUt" A nice monicker
• r th a eld' vehicle.
V» w arder whern Itlll Cctei
t be ptationed this season,
ere bafo been no reports from
Akgu|ilno staling’ wbsthei lio
1 be p ith tho flalnls- ectae
l bad quite somo experience
ha»ebs|| and appears t» knbw
i 8*md wall , , . Ho won hi
E N T R IE S T O N IG H T
enrtalnly look Rood holding down
the "hot corner^ tor the Banford
an trf this season.
BHOftT. SPOftT BHOTB —
Na further derelepmeata In
Ike A "rede. Wsrtln-Clsrk Grlf-,
ffth caae te d e e , . , . Charlie
Cameron'appear* te be doing
well In the emaleur gemee
taking plait# en the play
ground diamond. la Sanford• • . ha, fannad IB batter* yestardey In a IB inning game
at tha
Grammar
School
Park, *. . . It haa been r e
ported th at
Rad Williams
will undtrtaka a position In
the Celery Fed football backfield no*t aeaaen. . . . thla
win taka ta:a cf worry off
Coaeh MdLuea.* mind . . • •
Willlamoi alas a fins pitcherwill practloe up en hla hurl*
ing this eummar a« he hepaa
te be taken on the local
LJ squad a> a b atin g praetlcs
pitcher. . . .
T|)a local lennla courts h ire
been soring ,n, lot 'of Ettgenla' aid
nrirothy Wprren lately, , , they
rxorrlje'tbam selrrs nrarly. evury
YOtm 25t DACK
ir GEmsru up- Nioirrs
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M r i !I s m 4**% H . M l M l * l i n k
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k a n lli
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Taarfcfaa*. »I>I«M< lln a la ,
J- King, llumblng-l'lione B0,
Bananas
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CODFISH* CAKfiS
2*
PINK SALMON 2 till cans........
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igraving
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McLau!illn, Jew
Jeweler
for car.' Ilux J c-o Herald.
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PLOtm 51bs. 26c; 12 lbs. 69c; 24 1
Ciiiiii I Ciiuditlon. 303 W . ICtb.
Sunnyfield . .
- vo. i m:iy;hXi*s
•a f.Ws
Potatoes
TltAIIA.lt
for
to *
.W hite H o u se
MILK. 3
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A<& P FAMOUS
TUB
Corner 2nd and Palmetto
BUTTER
Lb.
k llt.r IliMk
)5 c
ALL YUKON CLUR
BREAD
BEVERAGES
29 O r.
B ottles
tt-
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PLUS HOT. DEPOS^J1
V
ALL WESTERN MEATS
• cm i k
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lb.
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M arch
3Ki IKUIR8 OF 8PARKMNG
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twwm p r in t in i J that
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DC
Flour 12 lbs. 39c 24jlbg. 75c $ t 4 7 Sausage I#. H e
(Dial 1220 K)
Sat. Night
rfV 6 0 0 PHIBS
E S fS P
N tf
Cnsco lb. 22c; 3 lbs. 57c; 6 lbs. $1.11 STEAKS lb. 2 9 c
ruiukim
Ilakcd Reans
2 cans
2.%
; ntSPBri.i.v
CHOPS lb. 29C
Tomato Soup15c wtinVxii'niki.r'nn wiieCSF
•2 cans
*kk i-1t.i* m i m i m
i
23c HAMS lb. 2SC
Spread
V-i p t 13c;.
pts.
pntis
17c
Applt Jelly
2 lb. jar
IONA P L A IN O R S E L F lU SII^G
-v—> VOU.
/ ,
....... .
A A P SOFT TWIST
Plain or Hlleed—
— Always Fresh'
16 Ox.
QC
LOAF................. ; * W
Finerit Pure Creamery
ra m
Brillo Soap Pads
Pkg.
10c
wo sm i nninii
itoti.mn xrirntm
1Rinso 3 small 25c
Lrg. pkg. 2TC
'w a n t e J
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ii
P U D D IN G O R F E U A T IN D E g S E R T
.LIFE BIj OY SOAP 3'bars..........
700 W. Pits! HI-
'J *
/jpkg.
.
srrxskt i w
| Spender’s Mbrkct
Compound
s a le -
t'ti
•
3 lb.
pkg.w
Onions 3 lbs* m
f Prices Right—See Ua
YOURDCALtR
NOW HAS
good r« m H U "n . C a n be seen a I
Sr
/4 lb. A C
1*01.0. UAMftiN
CURB SERVICE
JOEPALOOKA
IlOtlBB
• 1*4
lift
S a la d J cans
MIDNIGHT
■ *M
if
Sunnyfield
.Apples 3 lbs. 1 5 c OATTVIEAL
FVenh Dally
Cut Flower*
(fit
un
t
l IV A N H O — R E A D Y T O S E R V E — PO T A T O
HKGINN1NG AT
tot
CORN PLAKES 2—8 Oz. Pkgs.
r * » i r n n M cin i a
P^iltiand Vegetable*
1
urkex.
| Beans 2 IBs. I jC
AND
House,
TWO HAIty coaches—I t .00 each.
s,
,
RED SALMON tttll*can..............
r n .t
B U T T E R 1 lb. c ln . 37e
buy equity. I’huno IKI-W.
2ca ns.........
Cold S tre a m
G old M edal
Rep&iring
Diamond Setting
20— Parma For Skid
20— Mlaceftaneoua F o r Bale
l*ske
B eans 3r'^ 20jc
p i'H H i M n r r t K i . 1: s i k u i t h s i m i
1“
D#d of ’pppMT planU for salt— IIGO.OU Violin For Hair, or Dade
cheap. U in 11. Okhrtna,
17*
— «
‘
______~C4LIP, KKIIKHU B DOR. algid
Reply Dox OX c u e Hanford H er
■Id, slut Ing cash price.
H ROOM ,
- "4
•'*
Carrots 2 for 9 c A nn F a g * KETCHUP
14 at. bottles.... .
’A hn P a g e
Lettuce
f t ! SALAD DRESSING pts. 17c; qts.
te know the present s lu a lien- w« advla* .on te visit
the corner of Park Avenue
and First Strae-. This eernsr is cammonly known In
bnaeball "sling" as "Birddog Corner"
WKKT PALM PEACH—Heavy
movement of beans and other
truck crops from <he Everglades
and rnaslal sections of Palm Reach
•hla season. . . . HomoihliiR ipust County I* t-rj>ected In the next
havo romo user him , n, he It few weeks, accord Ing to Counly
rcplly down tn business. . . . It Agant Jit, U. Mounia.
U believed tbul If lin wins ! t
PAI.ATKA—I*nlnum
County's
-tills for Iin- ('nrils this tenson
TAM.AIIAShh'E—Home uphida*«•!». iindaiMagMltby cold,
lio will have somelhlna to lerinc of furniture was studied |i* id good condition, ncrordrig to
•crow1' about than.
and rmphaslxrd nt s recent inset* I Counly Airi’iii If, 11. V/wdbury,
. . . . Billy Tarry I# rating Ing of the (kip tola home demon* 'ProduHldh vvl!| I.- K, jm itciiI Irss
his ace slab mound.msn, Stratton dub, nccuriiing to Mlaeithnn In I'j.'l7, he rep tried.
Carl Hubbsll. an ths ana and
Rosnllo Wolfe, homo egrnt.
I
--------- -only ace In (ha majors. . . .
-------- -— ......... ! Tlicrr nro at least 1,000 avail-,
Bsfwern Hubbsll and Cliff and tours were mads under thc^nVo odflr* for iwrfume, Including
Ms! on, Tarry hopes for at dlrert'on of Mr*. Edith Y. Bsrrus, n rn y hew synrthcilc odors which
Isast 40 or 40 wins. . . .
uttual'y arc not found in nature.
home agent.
Securing u major lesKiin tram
to hold KprlnR IrainlnR here
next season has been talked
CtAIHlNU UtIT. tale of Urge l»tx
nil Ibn PrhlWvUtX
r|aso to
ocr-nn'.-und rivet, fine mile south
if city limits, City water, elseIrlii mid telephone, l-rfres *250.
to 130*. la>U i-n paved streets
noo, uml lltlO All lots tin.
dnwu utid 15. ur 110. u iniinlhlinipedlute pin session. Clear Title.
Kruo abatroet, liend fur tunp un'l
■’C S t " & F o u n d
prle# list. N. I*. Dodge. OwnerJAIBT: about I30.00 In bills un .-700. Bb pen. Drive Tel. lOSt-J.
street In business district. He- Daytona tleaih, EU.
tam llerahl. Howard. _______.
*1ft— F lo w ers a n d I’lnnta
■i ii ■■ * *'*'* —.....J-
I sA
A N N P A G E — W K h Pork n od T t M U Ba»ee
. rn icaii K r n m
wonterumaT
. Under New Manegenent
-Wo are catering to permanrn
kkly guests, lu te s per wrek —
om |3.00 to |0.00, single—fit bo
rd up, double. Hales -by d jy - (IAW to r.-W, single —fJ.OII Hr
; ItJH), double. Our beds r.t j the
1»sst. Hot Mud cold water .In every
'room . A homvlLke atnioephero pme
'aontplet* hotel service. We selcomo
your Inspection of our rooms.
Pining room re-open ng on Mon
day or Tuesdxy under tho minigc*
ment of Hllm Hoffman, former
.operator of'U uck Inn, from Or:Undo, C. 'W. Hull Ivan, Crop.
B0KAR
nd Wlaay
Vigorous
I t tXSJ
rt» .
Oranges
•n o who really knowa how,
U«f> Jeweler Msgnulm Avr.
r
Fill Bedled
t Z i* * " ! f "
lassified Advertisements
- A tm ounccrndnU
R B 0 dfflCLN
Mild and Mdibm
|! «■"
^Potatoes
Political
Advertisements
EIGHT OTLOOK
•* .. - ■a
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HOLY SMOKES
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I B B SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Inrrraec rcftrrln in the first right TwolBushcI ^ ifru s
Goal.Of $3*500
(Tax 'Collections
months e f lust yrur. Home lines
Boxes Arc Outlawed
were not seriously affct'rd by
Set l?pr Drive Of
thr (occasion utilII ns Idle ns Nov
LAKELAND, March 17.-</P>—
idget Picture ember.
Salvation Army
Altha New York City taxpayer* The Florida Cilrui Commission
JVar Secretary Ai
Change 'Irt <FV»rei
;■Wife* ‘irftwtuhfl
‘ Continued Supp
Cattle Support Given
By Piggly-Wiggly
rrmain
neutral toward Spain.
T hct means in plain language
France won’t help her sister re
public. H f l y mean defeat soon
for the Da^elona-governmenl be
cause Franco's forces am driving
victoriously , and havn, almost di
vided Ihe oAe-fOurlh of Spain held
fay tha Spanish government. How;
ever, the Spanish government, like
France in 1*M cl the Ms me. may
MltI n yet when cornered and held
y*i awhile.
Csechealovahla
German depotlei In the CtechoSlovak parliament have warned
t h a t ' eoun*ry to read the hand
writing on the wall and grant tha
3,600,000 Germans some form of
virtual Independence before Hit
ter absorb* them os he did the
Austrian Germans.
France urged Bri'aln >o Join
her in aomo action ^'before It is
too lata." Tha result w as that
Britain publicly advised Hitler ttf
keep ■his-hands off Cteehoslova.
Ilia’s Independence. France did the
same by renevrinr her pledre lo
scad armed eld to Cstchoslovakln
if Germany moved against her.
Tha Soviets did likewise and
thereby strengthened the pact that
.binds Fmnre and the Soviets to
help each o<htr If attacked by
Germany.
Bupport • In the U»*f rattle In
dent ry of the s ta t e 'i t the Flori
da Pal Cattle Show In Jacksonvlllo last week, wn» given by the
Winn * Lovett Grocery Com
pany. it we* staled here today.
Thla W m paar operslom i t
Pixgly-Wiggly »p>rea here- »««
■pinti'll ni Iho largest retail buy
er of Iho fancy show cattle fea
tured In the allow and wa» I ho
parehascr of the
All-Florid*
Champion, a pure-bred Hereford
raised, by T. D. Matthews ot
Alsrhan, which was also selected
nt reserve rhsmpion of the (how.
This hluo ribbon entry ws« sold
to the Winn ft Lavrtt Company
for f6c per pound on the hoof,
and .is said to be the highest
prices ever paid for a beef p ul
ton I rafted in (Ids slateDesldo the rejorve champion,
Winn ft Lovett purchased a prise
rsrlot and many Individual show
entries. More than GO ot these
fat show cMtto go on isle In the
company’s ms f i s t , this weekend
C w ilssn r r w peg. **—
Logan, J, U 'ln g c y and William
Knbce.
Also C. L Harrlaen, Frank
Evans. Mrs.-Robert True. W. R.
Dupree, Dr. Albert Kirk, Dr. T. F.
McDaniel, Russell Mason, T. D.
Simpson, K. IX Laneyi C, E.
Adams, Mrs. J. H. Celdough, K,
C. Steele, J. C. Redpalh, John R.
Fox,' Mrs. Howard Lyman, Martin
Stanko, H. II. Coleman ami Mr*.
A. G. WYgner.
About 100,000 veterans still are
eligible for World" war bonus
bOnds, the aggregate amount due
^ e n t being about *81,000,000. The
law permits applications up to
WASHINGTON, Mar. 17>-W)
—Record-hrenklng income lax col
lections hr'ghlemil
the ' Federal
budget ple'dtO last night.
The Treasury announced lhat
the unprecedented sum ef *818,917,718 was rot'ecled In the first
1G days of March, an Inrfaise ef
18 per te n t otvr live similar period
last year.
If this rate of payment la maina
_I I . aI
tained
to tho end of at.*
the ft
fiscal1
year, the Treasury will wind up
with about *170.000.000 more hrcome tax money then was pred'eted In President Roosevelt's
January rstlm strs.
Collections this month represent
full payments by seme persons
and a ousilcr’s Inst ailments by
other* in their - 1087 Income. The
ronlriliutn) lint largest dollar
amount toward tho'increased col
lections, the biggest percentage
gains were nude by the Gulf State,
particularly Florida and Alabama.
Thry more then doubled their
collections of last year.
t’ollret'nn* by Slates for the
first 15 days of March, 1017, and
1UW, included.
,
Florida, 1037, *3,212,167; 193H,
*7>(t8,76l.
Store lemons In s covered jar in
the refrigerator. That will pre
vent wliheijng anil shrinkag-.
Track & Pass. Tlrca
I*.ass
H its* W r i l l n
U a a fa a t*.
Duly m apper* la Central
Florida with special buffing
equipment guaranteeing a perfnelly balanced tin .
Rich, Rare* Red Meat!
The pick of Florida's F a t Cattle Show held In
Jacksonville last week. Blue Ribbon Frits Winners
— tbe meat Is smooth, rich
rj«h wed, cvgn-texlurrd
and every morsel is - a JTIlcy, jOyful mouthful.
IIUHT M n WtT Ql’f t T t t r
400 SANFORD, AVE.
Evary Cut Blue Ribbon!
Our 8th Year Of Successful Business Has Been Cllmased Ry An Even Greater Anniversary Hale.
Te All Our Old Cmtoiacra, And New Ones, Who Attended The Bale, We Extend Our ApprrelaIlea. We Continue To Serve Moo Better With The Moot Complete Stork In The Moot Modern
Ssnfeid Store—llnsorpasesble High (|aa)lty At Unapproachable Batlngs.
BUTTER
SUGAR
.
5 Pounds
Thick, rich cuts o filh e Meaty 'Round from blue
Ribbon winner* I '
R O U N D
sr« U b
• In* trbbon Dl.ndiri Prim* lib
35c
Rich, ml meat protected ‘by a delicate marbling
Smoltud Sautago lb
Slicad Bologna lb ■■
Largo Wairrars lb .
WATER GROUND
HAYNES
12 C
69c
MEAL 5 Pounds
PJLLSBURY’S
20 Lb. Bag
FLY FREE
A Ticket Good
For
Ona
Airplane Ride With Eadj
* C Gallona
Of Gaa
♦* ♦
'J
P and G SOAP
3 BARS 13c
PRUNES
Phono 101
H om ers Soda Shop
Wo Deliver—Phone 9117
U U T A B A G A sS
WEINERS lb,
Fryers each 75c, $1.00, $1.25
w ttrrr.n* >: ;
POT ROAST pound......... 19c
kitniM V * nKi.isni.n
SPICED HAM Vi pound 19c
C ELER Y
i f
H aiat
STEAK
lb. 25C
BANFORa FLA.
Lean Mlgkt
ib
15c
Rindless Sliced Bacon
Ib
25c
Balt. Quality Oyitors
qt
39c
Crytlal Flako Lard
1-lb cln
12c
10 Vie
Compound Lard
Ib
S-ift'i lion. Cold iforjfl* Droned
Fresh Ripe TOMATOES 3 Lbs
Fancy Green BEANS
2 Lbs.
Fw fconomy I Hoslthl
h ra iltl Brn»4
•laael#>«
W# help the
producer! la
market their
ergs. You ben
efit by low
price*.
^ 2
BEO TS
Avalon lowisul fisik llslisn
J
C A R R O I ’S
J
AProdvtsr-Cootumof
1
CODFISH i
lb. bxs 29C
t.aldra
Id a*
Bananas
i lbs. 1 5 c
1 . *. X ., 1 la r k
Apples
5 lira. 1 9 c
COFFEE
NO. 2 CANS STANDARD BRANDS
PEAS or
CAMPBELL'
ll» ;j -
B acon
Short Ribs for Baking-lb 25c
Brisket Beef
tor staw ing-ib 19c
*
All-Meat Stew nowaiia-ib 29c
lb,
BRAND MACARONI OR
COMPANY
S ira ti O'" l i i i i Who#
Thick, heavy cut#—(he "King of Bleaks'* from
I'rita Winners I
lb. 19c
h
Yon fiat Wa Enjoy Having You At Ifomer'a
Plenty Of Parking fjpace
Excellent Curb Service
Your Favoritt Drink Made The Way You Like It
At Our-Fountain
DeLcioua Hot Doga Covered With Chill Hauco
Randwlehea Of AO Klnda
Gilbert A Nunnally Candy
Complete Line Or Drug Sundries
fee Cold Beer In DoltletrOr On Tap
Wine* By Drink Or Bottle
Tomatoes
Potatoes
HAMS
HOFMANN :
W0 Magnolia Av*.
lb. 1 5 c
(Jay Walla, Mgr. Produce Drpi
' 10 Tickcta Good For
Electric Service i
0L E 0
1 Large I'kg. Draft 25c
1 Small Rfcg. Draft 1c
TOTAL ,
"26c
2 lbs. 1 9 c
O
1 Flying I/Cfuton
Phone ID
&(//r fuMoft
Your on* aed only chance to got, Blu*
Ribbon Roasts, Baking and Stewing (Cuts.
FANCY BLUB ROSE
Act Now—Offer Limited
111 B. Sad BL
■Quantity jughta Besc.*»«.
COFFEE
FINEST GRANULATED
Gat Frea Flying Ticket
Lemmond Tire Shop
Blue Ribbon Beef From Florida's Fat Cattle Show!
AIt MOL'It'S RVAFOKATBU
Inspection Invited
With ll.oo Purchase
COLORED .MAN wonts job. wait
e r or tell boy. 123 Sanford
Av»\
COLORED WOMAN w an's Joh,
eook or niakl. G ll'ii Bontortl
Ave.
<wd Operated
'Independent-Home Dm
FLOUR
RECAP
Brasil dcstroyrd five million
more lugs of coffee than it ex
ported during the last year. Coffee
shipments totaled 12,110,000 bags
while 17,100,000 begs were- de
stroyed.
»
Some DO,000 beauly shop* in Ihc
United States do a business of
more Ihnn *100,000,000 yearly and
production of American eosmetics
is f200.000.000 each year.
Italy
Benito MuVsolinl, Italy's colorful
“diKe" or “leader" (a title similar
to Hitler'*- "fuehrer" which also
mains leader) gave H l'ler hie
bleating but put hlmaelf on record
as ready to take qgre of himself.
Speaking ol Italy’s frontiers ho
aold; “ Wb will not discuss them.
W* will # f e g * IbfmJ’-*.** - *
out'awed iwu-tiushrl 'fruit boxes
Tuesday.
Designating the one and threefifth bushel package "as the stand
ard, the commission adopted a
resolution ssylng no container may
yearn iko,
11.men nihec it was first rreeled li^
J. Adam Aach,liresidenl id the!*!'" »»»ll eenlory. It is an old nisSouth Taxss Clivus
Growers ; l«»> tor Kfrl" " h" «■»* »» »‘*r,F
Ltsjrur, urgetl co-operation between taarriafo lo prick the nose with »
Florida and Texas in marketing P1"! *'">
Atntifcnn girls
grapefruit.
I have diicovereil the statue even
Ho explained <I.o Tex.s method 0m’ • " " “j " " 'v “ " " " b* ' U
of prorating shipment.. Grower.
M n « ww" " w,jr' _______
recommend the limitations, he
said. Ascii said it had not been
easy for the growers (o get to
gether, hut they had learned co
dry work. Sylvester IItiller, 817
operation was necessary.
E, Klh Street,
Cm 19c
l.nj O' Dunthine,, Is Overt*, i
B a tte r
it
31c
KreN (Ikiiern Deiiv
C h o o ci o
ib 1 9 c
5upar Brand Oloo Ib 13c
Soled OrsuMg
U D Ne 1 V* York
A ppU a
9 Iba
13c
Fens, Wetiungtoa Winete*
Sc
A p p la a \
Ib
Garden tip*
Bcuuuuxa 9 Iba IS c
‘Guo Fi«.d.
Sc
C a la n r
S t a lk
Gelden bth
C o r r a ls 2 b d u f c
U D Ne 1 Florid. Peleleei
Bad BUm B lbs U c
Idehe leling
3 c Tap » Far WsMst
fita lM B
Ib
Bi(quick
Iga pkg
, New Verk Dtele VeBew
10c Cek* Flow
O a to w
J I lM
AlMe
Salmon
Ar»e led
SilFTton
Tm
.Rakai
Kipper*d
Snack* .
W hoaliai
2
pkgs
33c
25c
liu tru l ot Ctuapmi-
*•*
10c
no 1 cen
39c
2
urn
29c
3
«w
»«
Sottasilk
pkg
27c
Corn Starch/ Cuba Starch
2 m .|7 c 3 s > U C
\ 1
*
.IT flO A f* '.
�f;
Mr V >
V
tm m sm
Th u r s d a y ,
.Indberghs
Itorms Ob Way Home auto*. arrived her* today ihM
American delegatee.
“The United State# wH bn affccUd especially by Urn change,”
Mid Brondege, "sine* Amarkan
college at hit tea no* will bn imabla
to nnmpnta.’* Th# now delta con'
hint with l)M opening of collage
><< Atttroxlmalely 20 men hnre terms.
. beast signed to p ier baseball for
^Sanford in the Florida 8 late
Stlmigne, Henry Watson, preiy of
Um local tiiaebaM Association,
a'nted today, but failed to rereal
» the Identity of any of the proa•peetlre memben of the roster.
The season opener Is scheduled
LAKELAND,
Mar. 17.—<A*> "I see nil theta ilanees Ibe young
for a month from todsy In the
___
______
hal-man John Matey, of the peop'u do— he Itlg Apple and the
'& ' fit which « as one of (he top-' Florida citrus commission,
will 8i»k> Q, and Ihr-a are other*. I
F v renklng teams In Ihe League
test
appear before the commit,e on
seyto myaelf, ftebssUan,
■ season. The loealitoa ara athaduled reciprocity Information In Wash-;Is rp o for Herr Schmidt.’*
i tn beg'n pro dice on the local field Ington Friday to urg# Inehialon ‘‘
■i on Apr. 1.
I "f *trua frul's In any Twelproea'
Mr. Watson slated Ihst he had trad# *gn. menl with OrratH I*
W.* signed a number of players and Ido, Including the dominions. At-
Would Not Pass
Forty Years Ago
J
——— «
[the liner -firemen « f r r a stormy
r n E n n n u n n , Vr*nct, Mar. IT eroaalni:. They remained In theh
On lho word •'Bthmldl,^ Or. _(jp)—<o), and .Mr*. Chari** A.[ca^ta.
Wait bach and h i partner, comely
Mra. Freda' Krupp, bo'h draaird
In costume, faced each other held'
Ing handi and aklpped forward In
Had Snapper—Sea Trout
an eaijr, (ray motion. A brlalutwoatep filled in between the frmpimt
King
'H arr Echmldta."
The tong goes on to tell of the
S h rim p — C rab M eat
flM dewry (Jretchen brings la the
lucky Herr Sehra’dt, among other
~~
- Spatriah M a c k e re l
hinge a feather h it and a Tel1, a
horse and a self and three arree of
Bal.lmore A Fla. Oya'era—Dremeed Tn Tear C^trealeaca
'and In grass.
Prices T e .f l t Tear Budget ' ' 1 ,
theIt
time
wasn't long hefora lha couple
had the floor crowded with young
er Turners moving to the tone ef
air h i h d t t f f l t
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the tellicklng ballad.
: that additional prospect* are
be-1
companylng him ■■ he leftyes(* Ing slgnril by Manager Lacy who t'rday were ft. E. Do, man, see.
I ' , h making a trip through sareral telsry ynd John D. Clatk. Warrrt, 'Jlcles In quest of materill from.
* member.
When Qrocerica Are SokLCkaaper
L .Xjehlrh the loesl learn will be built, I Florida Hints leaders a l , ady
?
The" local preiy alao'Indicate.! I" Washington will hold a confer(hat i t least 2fi to JO player, w ill. ,n f* ‘“ l«y at 4 o’clock. Among
i , be Slgnad by Apr. 1 and thsl Ssn- ,hoM already them a n C. F;
. ford's team thla year will be ae- Lindsey, of Lakelshd, president of
&T leeted from Ihla group.
I <*“ Florida 0 ra |. fruit C*nne .
'*'•* Regarding a name for Ihe local Association. and E. O. Itamsey
L Pul fit. Mr. Watron staled that "Iti "",l J *,‘k w,t,ch flt Orlando,
f ' fcdl prubobly l.o IsiokouU right • Th'* "»»'">»** on raelproeHy
f ' >n". He aaM, however, that hej Jina been mtw'lng for thr*c days,
* didn't ■know definitely aa yet what l,ul rl'rus mitten. do not com.■; Sit* team will In- called and would- l" ' r,,r d'acnsalon until Friday,
8 w 5 ’l know for enolber week.
Thp r l|F rnmmla*l«n offtclatlV
ffrw Uniform* which may be uaed, Wft’< oul ^ 'n* r**1 “ tit# bust
equipped with th* name;
.*7 turning oror to
floolmuts" In large letlera end
f ill probably not be rhangrd.
'okyo Confirmed As
. S i t e Of Olympics,
g EAIRO, Egypt, Mar, 17,-—(AJ—
Defeating'op|m« Ilion from China
Bn the one hind and the United
Rtales, (treat Britain and Fnnce
an the other, Ihe International
Olympic committee yesterday con-
WA CITV, O kla, Mar.
tan farmer Francis
. was a boy he wented
to bo nu aril*!,
Hut ho roM|dn‘t do much toword roach Ing bta coal because.
"» ho pula it. “teacher would
make you stand in front of ihe
rlasa If you ,o mucli as draw a
pietnr* on your alate* r *
8>, to grew up to b* a jarm er.
Now retired,'ha has taken up
urt for “pleasure and relegation"
Ha hoa hla own Idea. • about
drawing which eren hla art
leather ran’l chanaa, when a
dlrplsy of vsi.-a * a , arrana.-d
ror anme work |u alill lira
akrirhea he oal.l:
"I don’t want In paint that. 1
wn.it in pa Ini a horse.
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“IJoauty |, wham yon find It.
to lha United Htntee hy Avery Fert" llf.i la familiar to me and
Brundage of Chicago, on* of the* * f*nd beauty In a horae, a row.
11 amnary and even a pig p*n “
FIH.-HAT. & MON.— HOTHHOTH
AT
ILL SELL THEM
IN MARKET DEPARTMENT
in p r o d u c e d ^ p X r t m e n t
CHOICE WESTERN BA
GREEN
I
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*
FRESH FI,A.
2
SPINACH
i
lbs.
t
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Sc
CARROTS
in „
BEETS 3 Bunches -* t f t
i
FRESH
DRESSED
HENS lb. 23c
WHOLE
Lamb Shoulders Lb
CHOICE WESTERN
•
Oysters
GIANT STRINQLE88
2 Lbs.
BEANS
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EXTRA FANCY
Strawberries
13c
Club STEAK Lb.
10c Fresh Pork Hams lb.
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TENDER
* .'
2 Lbs. 13c
Qt 19c
SMOKED SAUSAGE
PEPPERS
WHITE BACON
NO. I CAN 8TD. CORNED
FANCY BLUE ROSE
FLOUR
NO. 2 CAN STD.
MIXED VEGETABLES No. 2 Cans . ,...«c
NO. 1 TALL PEARS.............
..... ; 10c
9. LB. JAR PEANUT BUTTER.... ......23c
TOMATOES 6 c
ITALIAN 8TYI.R
2 for
R IL E Y 'S , O R M B L leU
*t a iiN w it.
t
BUTTEF
-tTvV:.?
maw—n
onai
DOG FOOD
Oxford TOILET TISSUE
White House CLEANSER
Jetoert GELLATINE
MEAT DEPT— W. T. HIGHTOWER
3for25c
8 01. Pkg. Valley RAISINS
WBST8MN BPAMR 8188 OK
PORK SHOULDERS lb.
WESTERN POT ROAST l b .,..............17c
RUldlesa Sbped Breakfast Bacon lb... 21c
FRESH P n FEET 3 Iba......................V. j
WISCONSIN CHEESE lb....................lrfc
SMOKED SAUSAGE .Ib.^....,.., ......... ,10c
COMPOUND LARD 2 lba.„ ,.rv..........21c
JRAN HAMBURGER 8 Iba . : , , 2V
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%
HEINZ BABY FOODS
TaU Borden’s Milk
3 for
25c
1 7 c
•
a*
POTTED MEAT^
| P IN E A P P L E
NUCOA
no. araa uaata cornsju t
BEEF HASH v. 2 f o r
24 OJL J A R P E A N U T .
8 GALLONS
RINSO
21c
Pan Sausacre
HAMBURGER T
HOG HEAD CHEESE
HAM BOLOGNA__ -
FANCY LARUE GREEN
GARDEN PEAS
IOC
P ork SH O U L D E R S
TOMATOIS OR
Western PORK CHOPS lb........ ....... 19c
Western.No. 1 WHITE BACON lb..... I6c
Western LOIN OR CLUB STEAK lb. 19c
Butter
Qt
tiaab IM F
TOMA TOES 3 Lbs.
SQUASH
MACARONI or SPAG. 2—1 lb. rolls... IBe
n E. PEAS—B. LIMAS lb................... 5c
20 LB. BAG 8. R. FLOUR ...;............. 67c
PARD DOG FOOD 3 Cam*.................. 23c
KELLOGG CORN FLAKES 2 for
NO. 1 POTATOES 10 lbs...... ......
TURNIP ROOTS 2 lbs..................
YELLOW ONIONS 3 lbs...............
BEEF
ROAST Lb
CABBAGE
t\
OLDTIMESTABF.E PEACHES ,..... 15c
BALIMRDT5#ieiWRFL0U<t pkR. 10c
MARSHMALLOWS 1 lb. vkg. ........ ir»c
PURE SANTOS COFFEE lb...... 13V2C
BIG LIMA BEANS 3 llw................... 25c
KLEENRITE CLEANSER 2 for
5c
PRINCE ALBERT 2 cans..... ..... .....19c
SUGAR
5 lbs. :.:.................... . 25c
HOCKI.ERS HUGAR CURED PICNIC
RltfDLESH HI-ICED
FANCY YELLOW
PILLSBURY FLOUR 20 lb. cloth bog 79c
tAgBYgMIUC S taR caM......... ;
19c
PILLS BUSY'S J E S T
SANFORD FISH MARKET
i x o . e i u i . U A C OR a r A C H r m
i
8 FOR
Can
* -*
4c
PRUNES ’
Lb.
4C
|J a
BLACI(EYED PE A S
LIMA BEANS,
fTc
'BABY
'
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Lb. 7M
BEANS
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' B u fo r d Is Tlte Only Ccatral
rio H d i CUy A fford l a , R ail, H lc h v a j
Seminole Coonly Prodoeta
More Fruit And VegeUbles T h u H
. Similar Area In America
N U M IIK R 178
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1838
Raids
While
Rebels Threaten To
Continue Slaughter
Until . Loyalist Ci
ty Is Surrendered
i
CANDIDATE
1
Rains Are Left In
Every Direction
^ 700 Italian~And Ger
man Airplanes ParJJ ticipate In R a i d a
BARCELONA. Spain, Mar.
18— (AP) —Sw ift Insurgent
bomber* ■truck again and
again at blood-sosked Barce
lona todiy, tarrying out
their threat to attack con-j
tinuoualy until the city sur
render!.
•The thirteenth
air
Sholtz Says
He Will Aid
Agriculture
ROSS KIDNAPER CONDEMNED TO DIE
Ex-Governor S n i p e s
At Claude Pepper
As “Rubberstamp” ;
Pleads For V o t e s
Declaring that h i woald do
everything In hl« power to ad
vance the agricultural Industry
of thti • ta li' D art H M u candi
date lor the United H u tu Son•to. |a«t night pliadad with BanCord enter*- to Mad- him to'
Washington “a* a man who wUl
i tend up and tight w|ih both
Data with averr oancu of ta * rsr
tor tbo good o( F lo rid a'
M r Bholu spoke over a load
sooakrr system ai tha corner ufj
Fliet Street and Magnolia A»e-|
nui. lie wm Inlroducad by W,
Bhilley who pratoed Mr.1
Bhollt* work a* governor ot this
»t»t».
, Binted on tha truck platform1
from which Mr. Bholu spoke I
was MIm Mildred Knight. i,-<rr-|
Thla qulxikal expression on th> face of John Henry Readlund
tary of tb« County Democratic;
Executive committee, who acted | wa» r napped In Chlrniro court Ju»t a few m lnu'e, before a fcdc'nl
oi chairman ot the meeting. Alio' court Jury condcmnid him to die In ihc i-lrctric ehslr for 'h e kid
aeefod on the platform wa«| naping of wealthy C hailri H. Hose The former lumberjack, hud
Mr*. Newton Merrill.
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Thn former (ovotnur told thn pleaded guilty, ■
People they need a junior esnlU illaV M ee l*aee. N « l **
raid'
C. R. Barco Is
! IndictedForRape
| By Grand Jury
Investigation Of “Cu
ba” Operations Rea u m e d In Seaaipn
German Fleet Is
^Getting UpSteam
Ultimatum To Lithu
ania Expires At 9
O’clock Tomorrow
C. R. Bare*, eskim an for the
JoheLChkthblln ‘-v Odmp#;t)r
of,
Jackson villa was
Indkated for
rgpa Sad Dan Senior, negro, waa
Indicted for assault with tha In
tent to commit murder tn a pre-
10.17.
In response lo queslhma u« to
his plalfoini, Mr. * • Overalieet
staled, "1 will eonllnus wllh the
•■me personal attention to amt
Investigation of all mailers and
cases
a* 1,1in , |the
past,• 11
fur* \.this,
liv a iia w M
wm
wwwwf
jfi N c n i i n o c
( o e n 'y ,
A i i i M i n i V*
PW
,p
*n i *
--------- -----------State's Attorney llo y d 'F B oyU :PUt^ "•* <n liellsr position 'to
lln lv 12
I l n V H | ; p f t Intimated todry that the
Orand f»rthor the ends of Juslko «s
J r ° J B “ c * 1’ j urorimay be caUad to action they appear to me, and while ron-
To File Exemption
From TaxOnHome
T
77LZ
••Jgaw S-ae -!%StL2SJ W 5 W
With only 11 days ramalnlng nor Gmnd Jury to stem *hs op- I hollsvs th at my rweotd of conIn which to file application fnr.em llons of lha T u b a - operators' vktkms .pepka for llaolf.hotnosluad exemption' Seminole I In this Tounty, w hkh resulted In [ Mr,, ilratatrrd', attrndeil the
Qounty Tax Assessor BanforJ|<he hidktm rnt of thrro, a nom -, P“ “ k achoola pf Osceola county,
Dauduor declared today
that her known lo he connected with graduated from 'he law' school of
thera warw at |a a tt 7oo In the 'ho raekot were called to toa»lfy
U nlrarslfr .of, Florida In 1027,
County who bayw not fUed and before Hm grand Jury bat w n ond ImmodUtel* was admitted to
year-oid cutilensi-d nltrh*niamg 0f (),„ f'omity were dlscus-rd n l 1
klllor, was electrocuted lodar
,
, , _ . ...
protesting hi. .rim..* del „»l * mPC,ln“ of ,LC,"” , #princlp,N I
warrant tbo d -u li penalty.
who wrro lliu guests of Supcrm
llmrkelhurst v«s convict»il id tondcnl T.- W. I .an ton in tho
the hltclrliiku >l"yli>K
Vh lor Grammar School Cnfelrria last I
A. Uslvs. l.llllo Hock land owiiur. ni«nt, Mr. l-uw'nn slaln l this I
Ha was ni rested m N'«r VmU morning.
dials on a minor traffic law v |n ( Improvement
III methods of
l*tion a few dsya after Qnli>*‘ ^teaching epe'llnii rrreiu-d no small
k|ll|ng Willi him wa< his swi-ei•' amount of dlseurainn on the part
heart. Bcrni’ c K slfn i,t llock- tff the school heads, it was Inford- III.
.Idlratml, rnd rn'lous means for lm -|
lie confe-.snd killing flutes, AI- provement of the upelling of sluCol. Totrey D- Msgvr, regular
bln Theaiid, r at llorkfuid urul dents 'v e in given consideration. army Inspector, conducted the an
Jack Oriffltli nt Kort Worth. Trxts, wutklMMika and other ma- nual Federal Inspection of two
T e i. durioR n hiteh ldking lour terials tvhieh iiiight t>e uird ad* nf the thrsa local units of the
aerota is „tntra. Ilu nns piste J vintagratsly
In leaching thla Florida National Huard last night,
in the electric elmir shnrtlr fundanienlut part of the school and expressed himself as bring
after iliniip. nnylnC "I ihd n 't curriculum v.ere discussed,
well pleased with tha training of
merit tltu cl«'ttrlc rhulr
Th«| A conlemplnted uniform physi- each unit, a t shown by the dem
onlf thinK llml hroorlit mo down col edurat on mid athletic pro onstrations of their particular
to this wn, a slight lore nltu.ri
iteuilsueS liu l-aa» a m
functions, whkh took place on the
lighted dtUi field at Hie local
Armory.
Ilrsdquartara
Company,
l*t
(I.Ualion, L in t. Wilbur I). I lo ff
man commanding, was first ini n spcctcd for appearance of tier'I® sound and equipment, followed by
a similar Inspection of Ihe Medical
o n ' De'.srhmeat, Major Arthur W.
vie , Knot, commanding,
gh I (alonrl Magee rxprrxsetl lo
ird 'lo fsl offksra and enlisted perxo- xonnrl bis approval of the general
•P -jap p riran rr, rleantlners and ur»ly .derllneaa of the Armory and
Local Guardsmen
A r e Praised B y
Col. T. B. Magee
Antiert) Tc Entertain
150 Visiting: Members
■In a s effort to assure every
bums uwii*r In Bfmlnol* County
lha exemption to t which ho Is
osilMlod and make the filing of
lb#
application
easier,
Mr
to .A g rW h ftn l
Ex
, r wffl r t a t Use toco
MOM *1*0 C « . Daewoo thla
tlerlln.
Mar.
lit— (A P)—
Addremlng the lirkhslag today
lllllec explained (Irrm in^a ahearptlcn of Austria, avertin g
he hid movrd -determined t*
■are Austria from the fata a t
ftpnln" -after Chancellor RchaaerkhltR oT"AmitHa
nT—Aoitrta “broke the
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ItcrrhlriffHlrn »*reemrnl“.
A
"The plrbocltr he proposed
» m bound to fall," said Hitler,
and “I
determined te save,
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Au»tiIn from Ihe fnln. if Spain.
The ultimatum that n o s e d . aueh^j
Ml a stir abroad ia > the n f lM to
|D
avoid hloodihrd."
fiurr ina dissolved the KcWt*
i l l s and called for new* elec*
* , r llrn i on Apr. Id. the same date*
rtca |Tt for ihr Aoalrlan plrddselto.
ked
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B E R L IN , M ar. 18.— (A P )
M. W. Overstreet
Seeks Re-Election
As State Attorney
■Immac,. announced today that
ha would be a candidal* tor renominal Ion to thg office of Kt*te
Attorney for the Ninth Judklal
Circuit, whkh Includes Brevard.
Indian lllver, Martin, Ok6*4 oh*o,
Orange, Oacaola. Bemltgrto,' • ni1
8L l.urie counties.
’
Mr. Oveiwtract waa nominated
State Attorney In tha June P ri
mary of 1*34, took office In July
of 1035, anil since then has de
voted piarlkally his rntlrv time
to tha duties of Ihs office. He was
attorney for lha BuarfW ^Publlc
Iii'tiuetton nf Osceola 1‘ouniy
when hu wna elected State At
torney, hut r“»lgmd In June uf
Gerntny Is Seen As^
Supporting Poland
In Return For Aid
At Danzig, Meftiel
Britain Appeals To Hull Speaks
yatican To Use Jn For
fluence Against De„ rr i
struction In Spain
r.
fine* 11 P. M. Wednesday left s '
total of MO A n d and 1,000 J
wotmded. At IM«t 40 house* w in
destroyed and mora than 1601
«*tar
Hitler Sees Chance
In Lithuanian Row;
Chamberlain Stalls
of —A snurco clone lo the chon*
N»- ct’llnry rtaiiTNyday thnt GeiJ*
nod runny’s opposition to the
•l-V thru'it or Polish military nc.
t' on in Lithuania had l*on
u T *wlIRtlrawR In tetfiTn fotv'PtH
the lish nctiulracdirc In Ihc poa, trilrlo 4Gormnh annexation of
if free city of Hantig.
Roosevelt Likes
Public Reaction
To Hull’s Speech
Continues Con
sideration Of Fretsident’s Navy Hill
I I ouhc
WAHIIIMITON, M ar. I* . — </Tl
—President
llooseyelt
linlsy
termed as excellent the domestic
reaction to Hn rwtary
I lull**
speech which charted for Ameri
ca a middle ionise lietwerli in
ti'niaHonsIlsin und isolation.
The | ’re Idrnl said he had not
soon the <ommti|ils fioui abroad
Mr. Itoosevelt said h« Is uin
roiiaidoriug IlHiim the arm , em
bargo on Spain.
Tha House continued consider
ation of the Ailoilnl.l rat Ion's I'll*
lion dollar natal program. Terr
tutivo npl'roral ot a 20 percent
Ineteuao in the American fleet
was git on Isle yesterday. A fins)
toll) oil Ihe hill »s> expected
Monday,
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laisl nh'.ht tha lloueo turned
thuinbri down on an international
disarmament cuntereneo
after
almost entirely a ra«t of promt* j rqtflrpnrqt
and administrative Prsxi'lt’ld Uoo evelt arid odv«t l a a l l a —.
os I'a a . S ill
nenl local cltiim s, who displayed(work of Company D. commanded
l-nexpectsd talent In laai night’s 'b y ('apt. II. C. Wcshbum. Tonight
affair, and also blends with a num- at S:00 o'clock the Inspection of
her of movie scenes of local par- personnel and degree of training
oooagra.
of Company ti will take place at
Mnxwr’l Stewart, playing the the Armery, and Capt. Washburn
part at “ Flowers" the Parisian has issued .eg* invitation to Hu
dress designer, wss proclaimed a public to bis-present and view
sensation with hla checkered suit thro# ceremonies. ’
The local Antlor luxlga will Id
host lu approximately l?>o Ant
lers from the various «iuc. In
thl« district at a Meeting l'"rw
this afternoon which culminates
with a dance In thu Cjnb tumso
tonlaht et to.oo aVInrk. local
Antler officials annoam <-il today.
Tha program .for the district
ms*tin* wlU begin with regis
tration this afternoon »t 4:M
o'clock wkkh will be Imim'diatr*
ly followed by the Initiation of
a corps of new member» from
Hanford and other title > in tbs
■ho rolo nf
TAIII'A, Mar. 18.—<*■)-« lent
district
Goldswln, the Jewish producer boinbiatr p'anes, such as wlngrd
At ■:•* o'clock tonight tha also maintained a riot of laughter' to Koiith America and back a few
regular bustnasa nsseting
__ the audience with his rpparant-' weeks ngu, will “sngaga" tha new,
’“ IJ'ln
b* Mid In the Clk’a txr.1*" »itd jy’ unl'mltrd
__
wisecracks.
Mr.. pint niii-d buglika pursuit ships
while H la to aaaalon tho worn -n 'y imp, ,on.1 wss atllrrd In .a black today hi tbo first tactical essrwlallAM
m
r
III
KaJJ
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Ixltors wilt gold a bridge party, cgtaway coat and grey pinto withi riser of the Army Air Corps' GHQ
Ldght refreshments will hp t derby a t least two also* too1 second wing, now In Florida for
irvtd following the Imsineae large.
practice.
eating aad wUl be followed by
O arenrc Adams as a bean waa
Tbo activity will bo tho sta rt of
daaoa. Lodges from New 8myr- also grpeied with an outburat Of' 10 days of field exorcises, even
a DaLaad. Daytona llearb. and laogbtrr when ha proaontod a hsnx though not mors than half the exMxford will participate in the to hU lady friend Ms Brown. Mrs.. polk'd flying equipment has
tairC. E. McHUrrow, whan aha re- reached (hair
respective bases
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plied with “Tkaak y o n so Much her*. Dacca** of that, prta* of
Tslspbww cJfklaU report thal g ^ , , rry t)llM j look at this Mm ficer* at air headquarters boro,
a Ualtod States bolds 64X00.* ff) think of you."
»»*d they wore nqt taro whether n
• tflophooo conversations a day, 7h* performsoco wlU M giveni abaulat*d attack on JacbaonVlHa
»0 for every two persons In the tonight In tbo high school sodltor- Friday night would bo carried eat
t ben.
■"•tfyi ,
llm Ot 6:15 o'cTosk,
Giant Bombers Will
Hold Mock Battle
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Archie Mutin'II of I^Kkliait suit
Dotty llaitm an of Orlandu were
Issued n marriage lireneo In lliv
office ot County Judgo It. W
Ware yesterday.
Tbs regular
meeting of the
Taylor
Command# ry
Knight*
Templar will be held In the Ma»oni« Mall tonight at 7:S0 o'clock.
Eminent Commander C. E. Mc
Kee announced today.
Tho regular Court of Honor
for local Boy Scout* wUl ho held
in tho Junior High School Monday
night s i 7.80 o'clock local Scout
officials announced today.
ilia sourte arid Col. Joseph
k) P«>l*ipl’a tntrlgn inlnl*tor
liml glvrn n*«ur»nrrp he would
mine tio elijccMomi lo ihn C rnnM
fleet now at Swinemutndc, olioul
yOll miles west of Dansig. mov
ing Into the Dsnsing harbor •»
pror'aini the free city a part Ot
ilu- greater llerniMii te*lm.
As a rrsiilt Herman objection*
to polish action against I.iU\u»nl»
waa hrro saiil to havo been laid
asiile.
O thfr possible Herman arllon
in the Pollsh-Uthnawan eilula
was indkated l>y a N ail party
spokesmen who fuld If l*oltal»
troop* went Into I.lthiiuniu, Her*
man troops would in"rch Into
Memrl, onre flrnnan, now Lltha*
anian.
Dantlg IHe Memrl was takon
from (lertnany liy lha 1011*
Treaty of Versailles. Nominally It
Is n free city administered un
der the |.ragtin of Nations, really
It has lie en Nnsl dominated for
the past two year*.
The Informant Indicated the
fa'e of both D snilg mid Menial
tnighi depend on IJthuonlaa 're
ply to Ihe PolNli ultimatum eapiling nl U | \ M. (3 I*. Jt. K8T.)
(iM ltSim l Mi paa. alsl
Jaycees Report On
Flans For Tourney
The Junior rhem ber of Compierce golf Trophy will lie awarded
Hie winner .of the City Tourna
ment sponsored by that organisa
tion hna arrived nnd will bo dlstnmq^wiw. Andrew
()srrmwtj(
chairman of the Joyceoa Oolf
Tournament Committer, announced
today.
Mr. Cnrraway announced th at
Ihe toorrirment will begin a t thg,j
Country Club on Apr. t and Oral .
cny resident nf Hanford whethernr not n m rm lkr of tho Golf Club
la eligible to enter the contest.
All Interested. In entering tho
tournament ora requested to meko •
qualifying rounds so that they
may ba plan d In different flights.
A prita will also bo gtvea tbo
winners of each flight, Mr. C trl!way oak], and addsd that for per-,
manrnt posinalon of tha trophy ,
the City chimplonohlp must bo .
won for three consecutive yoare..
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Sanford Herald, 1938
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, March 17, 1938
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 17, 1938. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 17, 1938; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald