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SANFORD. FFLOMDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 20,1028

IBS DRIVE WITH
ATTACK

'b a se

Member Audit lturcau Of Ctrcule .ons

O f Shooting-Father When fflAjS m
He Threatened His Family

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NUMMER 11

Mysterious Blaze .
Damages-Sing Sfi®

OSSINING, N. V., Mar. 20.—
(IN S)—Fire of mysterious ori­
gin destroyed three buildings
within the walls of Sing Bing
Prison here today and a t ono
o’clock this afternoon, when it
was brought under control, had
done damage estimated nt close
American Girl, Who Was Con*j to $100,000. Two investigations,
Victed Of MurdcringDriver,| spurred by the fact th at an un­
Is Prepared For Execution explained fire had occurred two
Despite Lover’s Confession weeks ago in the tin factory,
which was levelled today, were
under way while the firr was
To Be First Woman
still burning briskly.

CANADA PRISON

GUMMING, (5a.. Mar. 20. - | you can forget it."
(IN S)—Several boys were playing
Tlie boy's lips parted in a foiled
today in lack of the Forsyth Couti- m ile, but his countenance still
Presidents, Meml
1
n 7 m , i i . T M . Candidal*For.Governor From! t&gt; j „ ; i. a hew two-stwry hi • ' .; mirrored the
sinister
shadow
acre's his eager youth, lie
Of Cabinet And(
ing.
didates For
H o w did it happen, R obert?’’
Tit r on*'! first he
msl a 1* light-hearted a
*’ lit.' rest, but as Ira approached . Ili repeated, slowly and painful•
dency Are Involl
hailing little sentences,
mi io:t!, niiUme expression cmnt "v in
Municipal
Stand
Is
StoppingBond S a le £ ANF()RD T0D A Y
■I'oken
under
prompting—the
,
,
, o v ,r h
thin little face. True
Executed In Years
ti'ij lie had told the coroni rV
F i l l e d W i t h People realities .f i/e sr»med writi
lie it'ca’li'd thui his inotlur
»
—
l i t r e ..
, u i ' cleared out” with the three Provincial Gallows lias Been |
M»rv,n nnnTl1,
Road Department Chnirmanls East (’oast Lawyer Haps Plan _ ,Jl‘ was who
Painted Bright Bed For The
■ungest children last Wednesday,
killed
his
lathi
.
y‘,nr-H"'l'’
Loud In Praise Of Snnford • Of Calls.To Reduce Expen- with
-realise he was drinking heavy
Occasion For I’omingFridny i
n shotgun Jnst Saturday. U
Democrats Will Sel
dittires For Stale Schools killed him. he declares, to *nv. agife." p'n bn,! left Marvin, his
Spirit: Deplores UnfairTnetics Of TheTampuCandidale
MONTREAL,
yin-..
Mnr.
20
.—
bn
tlier
Ford
nod
his
sister
Dos'ie.
Opportunity To
Iiimsclf, a brother and n ai‘‘*
Action Is Believed To
TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 'Jit.—In from a death threat uttered in .. who* ir M, with the fnmilv al (IN S)—Doris Palmer McDonald
RepublicanGrafi
In d ic a te SSweepim
w e e p in g
1’V.na Hathaway, (fiairnian of his opening campaign .-peerh here drunken frenzy. ,
ili little farm m a r Alpharetta. trembling nt the fate that awaits
■**
—
-the Slate Rond Department and last flight Janies M t^lrxon of Mi­
Robert Kutrelt camfa home Sat- iter and George Milkmaid, grim
Marvin’s lU-yeav-old brother.
Victory For Saiifor ** I lending
WASHINGTON, Mar
ling candidate for g "Wrnor. ai'- ami, latest •candidal.' for Governn , Ford, shrank nwny and joined the m dii&gt;
nfternoni
“just crazy
—
r ~
lived in Sanford this morning ii-sutd u yhallenge in G o v e r n o r o th er biTs, h^( Marvtti stood uv flrimk.’’ He bad thrown h’mself on t and ta, ituru, nre fcl’cdubd to be | A c co rd in g T o D is p a tc h c s F ro m (IN S)—Two Presidents o f th'
B u c h a re s t U n ru ly T h r o n g s United States, numerous Cltf
The city of Sanford today where he spent the day attending •Sidney J. Catts to meet him any­ manfully to face ' what evident’.. tit’ I oil, as If to bleep it off, but removed to within the bleak con­
Have Threatcnetl Members inet officers, pa-^t and preden
mhlenly be sal up, alert. “He said," fine.' of Vulleyfield Prison tomor-1
Uie second round of its to business matters pertaining to where at nny time in open debate was the titptute of another disju
the Rond Department, riml'discus­ on nny of the questions on which
low to awHit execution on the gal­
Of
Royal Family WlthHarm
*
*
luted
.Manin,
"that
be
was
going
fiion
of
the
gruesome
thing
tlm:
•
ort bat|le to obtain possi*- sing state politics with his (turnerand several Presidential cun*
lows nt dawn Friday.
Carson has taken issue with the stilirseemed to hir., "ono of Du•
kill
us
all
and
tlii'ii
kill
himself
on of $710,000 in ’bonds ami cm* friends".
didates
were drawn into th'
K
Despite
unconfirmed
ruiuors
BELGRADE,
Mar.
20.—(IN
S
)—
gubernatorial opponent lie Inis
Nod bed have done it too.
.
300,ooo in certificates of
As this is the first time Mr. | s hurled out from u Hill field of scary drgpnis."
that Dor -’ sentence bad been com­ Shouting their defiance of the gor- vortex of the Teapot *Dom
“
He
t
Id
me
to
gel
h’n
shotgun
He had been down to A lphnrtt'
muted, the nwtbririth,&lt; proceeded
ndchttdness, alleged, to be HnthnvvAy has found tunc to visit entries.
b!s home, an ,)'te stifie d .a t the c~ - and lead.it. fur. him. UV a singb-- with their preparations for the ermnont, mobs of Roumanian pea­ caso today as a result of thi
Hanford
for
several
months
since
i
,
x
’araori
issued-hi&gt;
d
h
u
llertg
faf­
n
re
I
gun.
I
did
it.
I
always
did
held illegally by the Chase the press''-of- his fampnign*rtrijpleil
Senate’s inquiry into the fin­
"oner's inquest, the coroner’s Ju
doubt execution. The condemned sant.'', members ot thu NntionalMionrd Hank o f“Ncvr^York with the duties of the Rond De­ ter ascertaining tiiat his audience, formally hail named him oh re what he told me. Then, jest as i couple were convicted of killing IVnsunt Party, liave completely ancial aid given tho Republ
Which filled the immimpul bond
,Mw f„r , llc j eBlh of Robert I &lt; . • about to give it to Him. I
overawed police find other officials can Party by Harry F.'Sinclair*
’ity. according to a telegram partment. has kept liin* busy in stand
'nought, 'look a t -irm 1•**.'k at hi Adelurd Dourhanl, n taxi driver.
park In spit" of cold
Hnrrett, without ndding any rcco
at Bucharest and have even threat­
Spectacular developments’ hvl
reived th is morning by city i„tlu*r sections lie was immensely tlur. was a h i-get gathering than meth(atJon. Tlie boy stood char, .
lie’s going to kill us nil for Di'ii?. an American girl will be ened members of the. royal family
the
first
woman
hanged
in
Quebec
IrffirisU from counsel represent- ' impressed with the spirit with Catts had when In*
sensational
case wore predicted o
i, “ Desslc and Ford ran outli • made hi* w |th murder, technically, but Sh.
witli bodily injury, according to
| L t|„. municipality in the lltiga- ‘ which Sanford litis recovered from speech in TaUakas.'i »•. Carson said | . ^
i. i.s. My father re a dud up for the m about 20 yyars.
Strinlund saw no rcas'
all
sides.
Democratic
spot
jits financial'losses of last summer he. Jiad -n o t intend d ' to issue t h e ; f(||. kvki’nB ,llni up.
The old provincial gallows him dispatches front tho Roumanian announced they would not allow
i. ind some way I just put it to
Ition.
iand'has with roncwrrt energy set challenge until he had addressed
In en painted a bright red for the Capita! today.
boulder and pulled the trlgge
..j|t. won*t nm away,” explain'
Federal Judge Knox sitting in
Prince Nicholas, son of Queen American people to forget that
itself
to
the
task
of
building
n
citv.
occasion.
It will be given an
I t ' s jnst like one of those scary
ns large a crowd ns the cx-G over-, t)l(&gt; fq)priff. "j
t old him •
k . I'nilcd State j court for th Mario
and the la te King Fordin- Sinclair "corrupted" a Repub!
The chairman of the Rond De- nor could bring out, since he did
on mas you have somotinu " The ilev.nth-hour test by Hangman nnd. Was Immediately surrounded Administration to secure Tt
southern d’strict of New Aorlt
stay
around
the
jnll.
One
of
1
pnrttnbnt lmd very little to say not intend to give C atts :i clmnce
• turned away. There were no Arthur Ellir. Three convicts have by mi infuriated mob on one of Dome and then contributed
his morning granted u preliminwitli regard to lus own Candida- to accuse him of seeking a draw­ boys he’s been playing w ith th
•
ili'
m his eyes, but they seemed been selected to assist the linng- the train thoroughfares when his sums to that party when fy
.
t
h
e
'
ry inj/imtion to_ the^ ( i
)(l. jj10l 0j« nny 0f i,jS opponents
Is iny boy."
mature,
as disillusioned ns iii.tn in Ids ernesmne task.
legod corruption was threat
ing &gt;*erd.
oart’s ruling having the
"Well, it’s all happened now.V
t'ff vials were specific In do- ear vvas recognized. He vvas forced with exposure. The RcpttM
o nf u grown man
A fter what lie teamed smn plain was suggested to Marvin. "May
tfurth'-r i ' - training the New Y o rk :-k ,il’ plans to return to Sanfonl
to
stand
up
and
join
in
shouts
of
clnrinjthat
the
Federal
Governn,r of
time in tthe near futuro when talk about (lie propriety and "mwere ready to fight back.1by «e«fc
institution fiom disposing
of th&lt;*
th s°nie
he will give his undividtd attention
until has not acted on Doris' u p -j “down with the government" be­ ing to link prominent DctooCft
sisttnev of n m inister of the Go-*
|lon&gt;l- &lt;&lt; . &lt;riificates. The &lt;v'ty ’s
to the gubernatorial race. To a
peal f* r clement y. Kv, n so, Doris, fore he was allowed to proccec. to with tho same oil interest*.
Voml ivr.' i leased from $26,000
and her lawyers, elung to the] the palace of the rnyul family.
{number of friends, however, he in­ pel "who begins his
As a result of tho failure of
|o .«’&gt;
Tho case, with lU wide
h o p e i i at o decision that would
' imnled that lie was well pleased p m \ o • ami ends them wi
Queen
Marie and the three mem­ cations, today involved:
The i •ait'.- decision wan receiv- Aitli the progress he vvas making !• tioii" advocating ei.iinty
a»uv her front the gibbet would
ir "crim e or not, a
•i
vdernblo satisfaction {throughout tile fllttle.
ed
1. —President Coolidgo, who
!••• announced.
They professed bers of the Regent’s Council to
! 111
accede to tlie demands of Juliu twice charged in the Senate \
"
Carson
took
CattA
ti
\vh'
bv lend ol Iu is
He declared th a t the campaign ! P1"
• faith that Mich action
would liu
Mnniu. loader of the I’easant party, being tho "chief beneficiary**
Ivlicf that it ^
strengthened | of vlllification which Doyle Cm! I (w circulating pamj
taken us a result of the signed nfthat tile entire llratinnu Cabinet Sinclair’s donations to the Kapobli
It hi ( i t . ’- !•"■ itio n 'to tin' extent ton was m aking war* hurting the ing the Florida Hint
tulavit made by McDonald a few
resign, the poasunt leaders have
Women
and
the
University
ir.iii
.
lion
"
f
a
eoinpletc*
I f g»\ I f.
Tampa man more than himself,
—
.t.•\ ago in which lie said that passed a resolution declaring thsir can Party becauso this tm
L'ictorv in
liiientlon. City At* and th a t if he continued in thc-!»*» Florida because of reference bool.-,
\!;iti:m ia O ffirin l B ein g T rie d u. ris had no part in the killing whole-hearted support of Prince cleaned up all debts prior
hul 1H\ ti iohi A. DcCottes, who unfair tactics he would cease to on psycho-analysis the cx-Governo t liim a lc S e le c tio n In T r i n 1
i o r M u rd e r O f G irl lie W a s
, t i,Hl
confession she signed Carol, unless their party is allow­ 1021 campaign.
n r S a n f o n l ( itiz e n , C h a rR e l
B. V 1, r: .u-ti-.i' in the handling of be a factor In the race by the time hmi found in the libraries of tin ',
Vrre tiin g For S p e c d ln g llu n , „ Denver. Colo., last summer wad ed to take over the government be­
2. —President Harding, wb
\
\
jilt
E
m
b
e
z
z
le
m
e
n
t
A
n
d
A
;
institutions.
The speaker read
G iv en C o n flic tin g A c c o u n ts
citato records will bo searched
■'
' i\«i- a'tixl fur nit expres- of election. Dr. H athaw ay cited
'•
tr
a
ilio
n
O
f
$
1
0
0
0
,
I
s
M
ath
fore
Apr.
22,
the
disputch
staled.
■ 1 1 .1'' llOrk.lid!
------ .
p \ l.egiml* one of D iD’. u t­
the example of th e Taminmi Trnil fr.mi whnt be said was a steaoThe Peasant leader* ift pailin- the Senate Teapot Dome Cornu
m f f , rcgsril Mf.'di ciMyp ir bcina as ' ne in which hb had let » e o n -/{lispl&gt;ir iep-&gt;rt of u recent - p w
i l . rm y . t- Id the
girl tkav ’.dr- tuAnt have resigned from, th at bo­ tee, for Trace of any of the *81
&lt; i )I,U.MIMANA. Ala.. Mnr 2U
■
election
of
the
made
by
C
atts
and
quoted
the
e
x
­
■ qv, r l:v •luiiiftoant from
tmi trac t to oilier than the lowest bid
\ S l The state in tlir trial of f&gt;,maid’s published "ahsolution" dy and are agitating throughout clnlr Hbefty bonds.
f F orrest Lake,
| ‘ 1:•c; • ■ 1 th e City. It now plac- i ^ r ’but insisted to have done oth­ Governor as naying that if elected
W'oiilil save her life. * You will not
(Continued on pugc J)
3. —Governor Al Smith, who
U C lllake, Culera poliee eliief
charged with
fis thi 1 1' . in tlip position of liav- erwise would hnve lieen “penny lu would decrease the upproprintt'C removed I • 6 ulleyfichl at n! .
chargv.il with accepting contribu­
. . ,| w 11ti the inuiilvr ot Miss he tisstiied lu r m h e r denllt-rell.
ion of the tw-o rchools from one 7i«*H
InK I' "Vi. i its ease and th e aile- wise and pound foolish."
abstraction &lt;-f
tions from Hnrry F. Sinclair•’W
million dnllurs. their present an- was
L'r.'iiiri- •' forth iti lltu bill of com• i M'llitelib .in, todliy i eiite tell ••\\ |„.n I i . tin* b m k t« see vtm in
.I'M'leted
Mils nfi *■
1U20 and with naming him a state
um,I st ipend, to 5".26.0»t'. which i abm a i l.e, &lt; o'clock \vln i'
■law.’ '11 c our evidence is docui will lie to discii'*
it till k I III 'll! lelmltal wline * , l,.u •1si\
raring commissioner afterward*,
II
ml
nut
out!,
and
therewhen
he
was
the
stale
executive,
Inr1tii' • .1
' Wa’
wa- uecvpU'd by I
4. —Andrew W. Ifeljon, Herbert
' nw that tin- 'I* I bill. f,»| yI III new 11ial.
designed i
1 kind of eviileitee. 1 feel
wii' tin amount of th eir allowance Still
l/rr th
T ie ' lidiitnted flapper’s motliad defense rollii' 1
Hoover and Charles E. Hughes,
,
I, mtant liml i&gt;&gt; • m veral emit In” M. Mr&gt;. 11u /cl G r iic . found little
Explaining bi n fly what psycho­ ci in i
[rfrtj'ii lit.at it tncuiiH a complete
I'ssed for ten minni
all mentioned as Republican Presi­
i, tile Might of thi
ing 'tatriiient
Kic'.ii |.. r the m unicipality nnu
analysis is, Carson said that um tin \ hull the Inking of te r
in the new ilev idopineitl, llpW dential possibilities, who were at­
young vv'iiimn’ ill .lib.
hhi' nl ii 1ie return m the l'i(y «f
book tiuit dealt with tile fact "I w ill lav-in The ju ry is ■
“ If they (the federal iiutii.'iWASHINGTON.
Mur. 20. — tacked for remaining zllent about
1,1
1
1
•
'hurlie
M
&lt;
Attorney G.
Hhe 1'. . und securities."
i life cmitniii'-'d passages which, :&lt; of • to(lowing:
ilic.'i ait not willing to take lit" ■(INS) — Acceptance of $10,000,000
('nil &lt;q,i'iii'd Iin i ill age to d a y f"l- jury-' i&gt;. .nnilimidatnm for mercy shipment of Russian gold by tho tho Teapot Dome scandal after
1 h i", mri’.i ruling was not linexA Chanda f- o,f Commerce reeep taken by themselves, could be ma
0 c . Walcott,
Lnk&lt; • ii m,
•f I’d ake j e s t e r - which vwA a part of the verdict at United States in 1022 vvas investi­ having served In tho Cabinet which
l'ivviltg a grillii
Ipirtril i \ loeal officials, who had timi to tourists visiting ScminoN • to appear in an evil ligiitin' i bam and fruit grow
.iti•in, and eight i he |rial. I don’t see what good gated today ns un nflernnth of the Icasod the oil reserve to Sinclair.
l
lav
by
rro*s*ex:i
**|itv:cil confidence in tlioir poai- County (tacked the la k e Mnrv • C atts, lie said, hud seen fit
I . ike I*
V P. Fields, ratlrond
Tho Democrats were under, fir*
.
ielast
toda y to McDonald * r’jitemeiil will d " .’ i ('emit action of Secretary Mellon
, \\ III!' "OH vvei •
ti-'ii und t'! e cause which they have Community House last night w he make a collection of bucIi passage m j ,• tor, Snnfprd.
on tho two subjects—one being th*
luntentiuii
th
a
t
and
distribute
them
proiniscuou-l&gt;
1
,rj
_
,
ptxive
tlii«
stiu
.'he raid. "H o ...... n ’t sa y anything in rejecting a $5,000,000 consign­ charge that Governor At vsm ith
ing for the past severs! r. lutnibur of pToiiiinenl b«*al res
1 I! Hollar, carpentei. &gt;a
i Blnl.e had said &gt;■ tin* niglil “f Nov. | except that Julin ilidltT tin it."
iteivipt of the IIICHHUge , ideals spoke on tj'e county’s win­ in pamphlet form- Carson Buitl In
ment of Soviet bullion sent to tho had taken Sinclair donation*.in W*
G W. Sweat, fnrm rr. Gem ,
Thy
bar
t«&gt; visitors Imposed by Chase National Bunk and Equltbud known "sm ut hounds" in In
from i i.ailes A, Boston of the 1ter visitors.
.
_
.
.1020- gubernatorial campaign,- andF. C. Nelson, grocery eleil., ,nn. H jliut two allot '"id been (ued in
firm .I Mornblower. Miller and { J. Putnam Stevem past impel men profession of law who got
........
prm in -nil attorney jaTiynilMiVi-lttbl^-Tntst Company of NcvsrYork. the other, being tho party's ac­
'•tlin:.ing Mias 'I .it
f« Til.
fiarri-on, ivmined by the City to j ial Shriner
{t.i.aid to permit Mrs. Crier" t" The 1022 consignment was accept- ceptance- of a large contribution
er potci .ate, was the prin- . “),i- k lc lto u t of ^ n n to g t o « ^ i h . _ ( K. .inninnTTIUTo liev.i . “n
1 pcc MOKTifnlhery liiyi uvT* ~ ’
t, ndunts
who, ,miki* u farewell rail on her iluogh- ed here by the American Relief Ad­ recently front Thomas Fortuna
npt' &gt;' L 'J iQ-thc litigaUiiu. u»L’- Jj,nlj ppt.•.nkeP. He~strt^red the tnr- * t |H. kind f»T reading m utter Ca.t •
n : «
Unde rlnkcr's
ii
■"•on nfier tlie
The Inst meeting of nnther ministration to l»o used solely for Ryan, the New York capitalist.
• K,df
•- eour*e
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1 Tvvi
’ nty-ninu
i
^r.eT *t„ strengthen their belief L „ r| ancp „f- t |u.
ns t h e ’ .......................
had collected.
Vcnirotiu'ii hud been rrn&lt; In &lt;1 thr mm
thp i’ne final outcome of the-lili- . hief means of enterluiiiinir win
. 11(1 to rulistaii* | and dnughti r was patlictic. Rclut- u.-e in Russian fumine relief.
Concluding hi" condemnation &lt;d , . miint-d a t the close of the se»- almoting took ti"
Senator Roblnioii (B) of IiuJ-* do*
I n ''
_
uttlil In* n complete
Iri ter visitors and urged that- the Clin* attnek on tho two education • it, II Inst night and the i ,-'na»n- tinte tlm claim
Secretary of Commerce Hoover, mundod that Smith b« subpoenaed
■tic state on tills k , :i , f McDonald, who have nrriv| miii il
Sanford.
■ insists that . | front Nova Scotia and Maine, win# vvn» then head of the relief nd- un a witness in the Teapot Doreo
course lie fu rth er exploited. H o n| institutions, Carson r e f e r v ’ &lt; i this morning. Counsel for tho point. The den
N" date has been set ns yet for Haiti he had visited all parts ,,f the reverand gentlem an to sovernl ibTi n»o bad exercised n*l of its two *h"t» Were I" ■.I, one b&gt; the of (Ml! he permitted to visit him ili minlstration fought vigorously for case, while Senator Nyo (R) of N.
acceptance of tho shipment on D., pointed out that the Democrat*
I the iba.ission of evidence in the America und was fam iliar with tlu pa-iugca in tho Hiblc and wonder- ft r peremptory challongt* while fie r during th. ■Iiiijc and the sec tli,. Bordeaux Jail till' afteni'Mut
humanitarian ground*. Secretary at the 11)12 convention gdopted »
|ia»e, I,hi i t , w ill probably be sav­ varying climates and conditions ,,,1 what Cults was going to d&lt;&gt; tin- state had used four. Two had mid bj Mi?s M iiteabara in end­
Mellon and Charles E. Hughes, resolution declaring they ‘would
ers’ I'l-iki from now, it wus s ta l­ Mnd that lie had chosen Sanford about them.
,
her
arrest
for
‘ .
I,, . ii excused by challenge for ing her life nf''
then secretary of state, demurred, never select a nominee that * had
l'd. Ii, ihe meantime th e m unicipal­ and Soniino’e County for hit home.
Tho Miami candidate said thut cause, one being ntnde Ity the de­ speeding.
but consented to entry of the gold the support of Ryan, J. Pie.-pont
ity !.. completo protection in the
Other speukirs were County nwn" people were believing Cults li a»e and one by the atate. The i«The defenst -, .'red a point by
when Russian relief officials guar-* Morgan or any other person in1tha,
rs.vf 1 • virUto of tho court’s order Judge J. G. Sharon, who told of “ foolishness" because nobody hud tiiititulrr here dismissed by the
intn«lucing R. I Green, Joffcrsoh *
a n tro l the bullion had been in the privilege-wanting or favor Booking
Takii g of evidence is hot expect- the first settlers in the county, come out t|&gt; deny or refute whnt em it for one reason o r another.
Count) Maish.'it) " b o declared InKuHsiun Treasury since 11114, and
td ti, require niueh tim e and the most of whom wen* tourists, Judge be 'aid .
(Continued on page 3)
p.livening Inst night a t # o’clock, had seen ll«nr&gt; liny good, a negro
that no claim would be uttuchnl to
touti', final decision is expected Wallace W. W right and S. O.
lh', court held an hour and a half wilites h for tin late in Birming- j WASHINGTON,
2 0 - it l*y any foreign power.
Mnr.
to follow shortly thereafter.
Bhinholscr, president of the San­
FLlBR DEl’AHTB
session. The first veniremen to ho ham on the night of tho killing., (jx jy )_Members of the
llouse
Tho most recont shipment, re­
fonl Chamber of Commerce.
summoned vvero G. M. Shipp. I. E. Kkygaod provniu ly rlnimed he war rushed in today where Senator* jected by Mellon on March 7, had
I.INDY TAKES OFF
Frank Evans, prominent . Imke
PITTSBURGH, Mar. tO. (IN S)
Estridgc, A. D. Rosier, G. A. Tak- passing thu tun;"' "ccue after the apparently fear to tread, with boon mi tho Vrevipus day made the
Mary resident, presided at tho
neh, Marcus Leinharl and J. L. young woman had been shot and ncurly 100 Congressmen filing up- subject of litigation in the federal —Clarenco Chamberlin, trans-At­
‘ lllT ISB FIE L D , N. Y„ Mar. ’j n. m eeting and introduced the speakPartin. Mr. Shipp and Mr. I." nhart that ho heard .i woman pleading plications for flight* over thu Cap court of New York. Representa­ lantic flier hopped off from Betti*
—tINS| —Col. Charles A. Lind- rrs. E. J. T rotter, seccrctary of
vvero excuseti by Judge DoVMtt T, "pleaso, oh, plea e. don’t tako my ,tul with Col. Charles A. Lindbergh tives of tho Bank of Franco seek to Field, McKeusport, at 12:48 p clock
b‘rrh u&gt; hop off ut 10 A. M. today the* Sanfonl Chamber of Commer­
today for Washington in hit
Gray for having fixed opinions. pocketbook." Haygood declared
NEW YORK, Mar. 20.— (INS) Gus Schnmh vvas also excused upon
for Washington,', where hu is to re- ce. was iq charge
in' t h o next
----- ---three daya. .Lindy’s
. ... attach U10 gold as n part of tho Sperry messenger plsne. 1U W
t,,c B*mc*'
French
gold
on
dsposlt
in
the
Im­
ho’
saw
two
men
attired
in
brown
Invitation to membera uf both
**be tho Congrcssionnl Medal ot Mrs. Julia Takach nung. She was _jjp , J!clvn Chevalier Kimball,
been in tho Pittsburgh district
tam o grounds.
standing beside the woman. Tho Houses for flight* received scant perial Bunk of Russia in 1017, when
llino. from Pn&gt;sldcnt Coolidgc acconipnuU'd by Mrs. J. M. Thomp­ attractive 26 year &lt;dd kchool teach­ theMr.
Partin was excused by tha state contends that &lt;00 which was attention from tlie Senate. lie ap­ tho L’zarlst Regime was over- several day* In tha latarvsts of
trJa; (j,. was accontpanietl by son. Ico cream and cukfc were scrdefense in exorcising its first fteraviationthtx'i, passengers..
said to have been In Miss Monte- parently was *ure of only two or thrown.
(ved by the.C hainbcr of Commerce. er who vus shot «nd killed in her
apartm ents in Brooklyn, wa$ tbc rntptory challenge. E. C. Smith abaro’s purso prior l" the shooting Ihreo passenger* from that branch.
was excused by agreement between
victim f f a negnt who had a pen­ counsel for both sides. This mem* was missing .when her effects were , A Congresswoman—Mrs. Edith
Nourse Rogers, Republican of
searched after thu shooting.
chant for assaulting young women, j
(Cnotinued on page “ ) .
•y ]
MassachusctH—will •»« one of the
The negro, Martin L. Mlllor, 26,
first assenger* in a b’ia»t “nny
confessed today th at lie was the Sanford Residents , &gt; Mrs. LeRoy Winner
Fokkcr transport piano. It will
Of Fluff Tourney not bo her first experience, how­
murderur.
”
omradea heard , i
Invited To Big Dinner
CHARLESTON NAVY YARD, bodies, three of hit e — ---- i t h i ■
ever, as It will for many passen­
tha dark
Ore of the most practical, as men’s Clubs is atirssing the beuu- ■He vvas cuptured in. a-pool roc/n
film•
1
Ignailing
from
Airs. Leon Lcltuy yesterday cap­ gers. She has been up In both land BOSTON, Mar. 20. (IN S )—Stand­
All ivsidenta of Hanfotd and
|
ns pleasing'features of tha tiful idea of plnnting Christinas In Paterson, N. J.. after a terrific
chamber.
Two
otbsra
ing three ruugs^ up with his back
the.
Annjul Flower Show of tho Wo- trees, tiiat is for each home to battle with the police, during which Seminole County arc invited to at­ tured the flag tournament xUgcd and aeaplanos.
to a swaying stoel ladder, a socket floor. One man clutched
at
tho
Country
Club
for
Sanford
•’]
ilka
flying
better
than
any­
have
it’*
own,
living
Christmas
in*"'* Club is the plant sale thut is
of
the
ladder,
holding
«
ho w*i struck on the head with n tend u county-wide chicken dinner women .altd their visitors. , Mrs.
thing I’ve ovor done," said Mrs. wrench held In his right hand high comrade with bl* freo arm.
er.friid on ut the same time and tree, This serves a purpose. It blackjack and s.'verul inches of his
ubovo hit head, Lieutenant Graham
Lejtoy’* card was H5-20-I11. Mrs. Rogers with enthusiasm. "I
to
l&gt;c
served,
at
‘Evansdnle
Park,
docs
away
with
the
custom
of
cut*
Ntcu. The recent, unuMially cold . ~ I
This was D&gt;* heart-atlt *
.
. _ . L ..
rotvtn
- 4.akc Maty Friday afternoon ai»d 11. W. Herndon w'ls second with o looking forwurd with a great deal Newell Fitch pounded out messages lure of the last days of
* ‘tUr "hieh proves that fx gieat ting front forests each year some cci-ln laid open.
on
tho
sloping
walls
of
ths
forscore of 86-37- 122, Mrs. L. P. Me of pleasure to tho Bight with Col.
- Miller confessed, Hie jxdice said,
men In the torpedo room
i 1 "f cgff and thought tltoubl of tho choicest apeeijnens, also pro­
evening.
. ,
Cullor aud Mrs. W. 1U Russell were Lindbergh." Sen: Frazier (ID of vvnrd torpedo compartment of
hv, yviuj t’&gt; just what .kinds of motes the planting and caro of thut ho knocked on tho Kimball
togolher
tuday by na’ ’
Land
and
water
sport*
will
cnsubmarine
&lt;S-4
as
she
lay
ii).,
her
tiod feu third, their cards* being N orth«Dukotu. was the first on
door and when Mrs. Kimball open­
while
examialng
tho
{Want* und shrubs should be cultl- trots, which .beuutify tho homo
ed it be forced his way in on the tertain the guesU during the day g5. 20.106 each. Priren fur the. tha list of the Senate passengers grave 102 feet U lw the surface ^ ^
mnmm.ia Pvprv
cluh member
Every club
■'»t*d in order to .withstand the grounds.
amf
a
good
time
is
gvmrBntced
all
j
t6urn&gt;mont
wun,
donated
by
6Ira.
pretext thut he Had been sent to
jroitr, thereby avoiding the possl- linked to earry out this beautiful
Uity „f browrt, (Jelu)ildatcd ga~- idea, If itossible. Some o fth e hardy
Tho brave lieutenant wa* groggy wrench, with
.Wi
- **Ui. w iiL
“ n atrlhe close af an uuaxaul . yiluuW. that-will
from chlorine gus seeping fr«m&gt; dented vs'a* found in Um
AOWntfa-u-thfer.
""
us follovva:»*. '
the water-flooded battery room, tho floor of the torpedo tvru •
will be on sale ut |his
yet fpr three days he stuck grimly laddtr wa* there. Thc
4 varieties of Llgustrunt*. will appoar ob the streets 01 rsxn- . Q an(j |IW while Mrs. McCuImr
jtito her bedroom. He pul
kUnt snip.|n cunnfCiloQ with the
fold
to
sell
little
bobqueU
for
the
|
^
ti|j
frwm
M|ll#
r
UB
ji
U
f)vw
and
a
h
e
o
tnt
hi* task of tapping out mss- removed. from it* ,bai
and she cried: “Dtm’t
- varieties of PHtisporum.
Great Britain now- hn» 1.107 co- sagi*~ msjsuge* tiiat thrillod th* Chelsea Naval Hospital
• Wt‘r show u larffu numbs.- o f !
benefit
of
the
bake
Mary
Commun(.wur&gt;
Thc
fJnn|j!
^j)|
played
with
please don 1 ’shoot!"
0 varieties of Arbor Vitet).
wan. *■ n«*r ‘
l
J,lnnU *od shrubs, and they
Mrs. McCulUr. oicraFve societies.______
* 1-Mta, •L(Rov,playi.ig
" ----- ttM MeCnMar.
Itosrt of tho Kvorld. ’‘Will ,R l»c fsloping
’ He fired. Bhe fell, u bullet in her •tv Chnrch.
+ro M Liouteushjt
Palms, Cocod Pluntovu, Ph-xnix breast. As she lay on the floor be
|
" be ruafonnblc und do well sufttong
?" vaaiVvls lastA
plilut 10
to cteun
clean Usl treat
‘ V* •‘♦•nfofd garden^ that the Caparluiils, ull ltin‘l* “f ftr,1*«
arc
b«o*P&gt;il&gt;g on ’•
Uolgium, and Paris; arc
A pltmi
2 :flax
i,y,ug
io thslr
e s »was a large deal
Lyioy in
thtir liunks
Uunki with taeir
th tir gget,
♦bet her agsip^owl flail. Miller
•
W
ats-nuflmu
a
n
• 1‘ ■G.: &gt; f„| beautiful' g uunds
Italian Cypttss, A-lootu
"ol're reretd t.T
connected by special
U Ub,K bU‘U
H
* jilp
A srma
smut
W W \M X
jrjghk
'ns-1 importani fruit prudust
.
within th; rytbh of ctvty Cypreis, Bougalitvllkm and Bpoci- J yioua ; arreaU ott.cbarges
(Kit
highway,
..
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,’,yyrv. utett pUnt# of.variou# khwlf .■ .
j a»ul))ag» ’.Th? Floridj
•9?
fierifi
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S E S g O T R HATHAWAY
S 'T o K i c i S I l S VISITOR. IN

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Jccision Received ,t
With Satisfaction

"PEASANT’S PARTY
DEFIES POLICE IN
iROllMANIAN CITY

New Revelations]
Expected In

r;.^j.IURY IS CHOSEN STATE ATTEMPTS
FOR SECOND CASK TO PROVE CHARGE
against banker on police chief

Investigation W ill
Be Conducted Upon
Russian Gold Entry

Citizens Of Sanford
Address Lake Mary
Tourist’s Reception

i Members Of House
Take Advantage Of
Lindv’s Free Hops

Police Seize Negro
For Killing Pretty
Brooklyn T eacher

Plant Stile To B e Practical Feature
Of Flower Show AT Woman’s Ctjib

Investigation Of Submarine s Hulk
Reveals S to r y Of Entrapped Crew

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THE 8ANF0R

HlDNDAY. MARCH-19,1928
TAM I’A GIRLS HONORED
*{i , ._ ..flii *

■luth Bryan Owen States.
On Ball Clubs A fter Tour Women Are Needed ToA id
In Managing Government

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h a tn n formvl ,.rt»i,lent cr &amp;
Friends -.'of Muis M ary . Bundul
WHI reg ret to lean, that h« |
gathered
n t h er home Friday
icnlly 111 with |inoUm&lt;ml« at
evening to enjoy a delightful social 1'itnl in Jacksonville.
a ffa ir given in honor of the Misses
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GIRLS ENJOY MEETING
Bridge Party Given At!
Mnricn and Lillieu G niiistein (d
Judge and Mrs. \V a lh ^
* The Wuaalandeuu group *of
Tam
pa.
The
-playing
of
gam
es
und
motored
to Daytona R»n.v
Home Of Mrs. Paxton) Cqmp Fire -Girls met Saturday
dancing
and
the
scrviii*
o
f
re
fresh
On Saturday evening Ml«.» Nan i afternoon with Mias Dorpthy
■Tolle. &gt;. MavnixolV lU-LiMr-homo- tin 'th e -Or* ■fiietitm ltnishM t th e- ih/ong retrh
I. r
MY MAVIS J . WALSH
(Mrs. Rutli nr.vnn O ttrn; daugh­ by an accident n traffic, they I’nxtnn ami- Mia* Jluuuie—
lando Road. The meeting opened entertaim nent thnt ended only too
—------- »International News S eri Ire
ter of the (n tr-^ illiu n l -Jennings mnrkvd arrrw x rm
n t-th tr tPTtoTTT'fi-ssFs a t 'i t m ost delight­
with’
the
reciting
of
Comp
H
r
;
cre­
ipiiekly. Those present w e r e :,Li]- .M r. and Mrs. H
Rr»1tfT,“ ttlilH s-jr vnndldnte for rrm- spot where the accident hmJ oe- ful St. IMtilck’s bridge p arty given
Sport* Editor
__
lt. linn Grjibslebi, Marion Grubsteirr,- ht&gt;Ulle KUc.Kt' Mr&gt;
at th h-iat; u t Miss Paxton on do a fte r which business was tra n s­
— HEW— T O tlK r ’ M oV. 10.—Ty T oW fiT R iclT S fak es gress, In the following statem ent
acted. It was derided- thnt the
written for clients of the In tern a­ curred. A fter a tim e n very sig ­ Myrtle Aycnlte.
t*obb and T r&gt; S peaker will let in
Wnatrt jp i—* n jiarty,-hri&lt;i*l
The roqtiis-where the car t tables.
tional News Service, tells why she nificant fact* appeared. T h e y no­
more ra n t th a n they drive in this
tired that alm ost nil oX th e ncci- In id hem spread for the games evening nt the home of the group
is following in the fontstepsjif^hutj
sensevt, Am erican ;Ix-nguo ball play-,
fnmnpy fffW cr fry-filtering pwitics).
adorned with guardian, Miss Glndyco Stompcr
e rs claim.
. '
were beautifully
on West First Street. The Wnsn* NVnlvofs w err aafertf Vy the C ar­
•ty III T il HUY AN' OWEN
plnygfoUnds for the. children and vaseInnilenu group was also invited by
dinals on Tomnty Thevenow, one of
(W ritten, for the International the Children ,hnd been playing In roses
Dr. Root pnstor of the Congrega­
READ ENTERTAINS
the br ghtest star* of the 1020
News Hen ice)
the streets, and th at tho parts of color scheme of white and green tional C hurch-to attend the morn­
was
further
cnijicd
out
with
the
world aeries, nbout n month ago
MIAMI, KliY., Mar. til,-M IN S) KultsUs City which had supervised
ing service nt the church on Sun­
Mr. and Mrs. Roliantl Read en­
ond they w ere hastily withdrawn.
— Wo have n,u-n heard th a t Wo­ playgrounds were almost free from tallies which were in the formes o ' day, when his sermon topic was
T he New York G'nnU are "short”
tertained .Saturday evening a t n
man's place is in the home find 1 accidents—so these modem m oth­ shnmr.-cks.
especially -about! the wii'k of the
Factory Prices 0
believe th at t lint is ju st as (yue t o ­ ers set to Work w ith ' th eir city . The card games proved except­ Camp F ire Girl*. Next Tlmrsdny lovely dinner p arty a t th eir home
ionally
interesting
nnd
a
fte
r
*ho
in San Lnnta, honoring Mr. and
day as it hits always bcthi lit the i cnm itilHon to Iry to obtain more
Paints &amp; Varnirf
Mrs. A. Dolan o f Bloomington.
years past. I lieiieve that a wp- i playgrounds for their children. As usual numocr of rounds had been
played,
score*
we
o
compared
and
III., who n o visiting in Sanfonj.
man's place is in -the. home hut-r•they -worked ill the politics of
Auto Enamels, nil col
A fter a delicious five course din­
thnt the modern m other has 'hcgif* 'th eir city to this end. I think they prizes awarded. Miss ls&gt;ve Turn cl'
Quart Cans
_ }|
ner. bridge was enjoyed until u
to sot a different l i m i t '. on. the wetV lieiter m others than if they* who held highest seo.v received a
Auto
Top
Dressing,
late hour. Covers were laid for
home *10111 the limit w hich.the had stayed inside four walls and pair of green candlesticks, while
IMnt• C• a n s ....
Mr. tintl Mr*. A. l)oliHi Dr. unci
mothers of a few generations'ng*&gt; pnid.no attention to existing con­ the low score prize, a p v tty green
vase was won by Miss Lulu ChildMrs John Quirk of W atkins Glon,
ditions.
Seminole Paint a
There was a time when
N. V.. Mr, nnd Mrs. P. J- Felt nor. went ns a delegate from our rcss.
'
Varnish Co.
At the refreshm ent hour, me
woman kept the inside
and house guests Mr. and Mrs.
«tate to the National Child Wet*
' house clean and sanitary, she hud ; fn n . Council in New ^ ork, nnd httst-■«.-.■« served green frosted itnGeorge Spotteswood of Orange,
201-3 W. -.st. SI. I'hoat
done her duty by her futility, but with the d e le g a te s. from every ' Kcl food cakes, sandwiches, olives,
N. J., Mr. and Mrs. E ndor C urlett
I beiieve that my home is the state in the Union, worked to try and coffee.- A ttractive S t , ‘Patrick
and Mr. and M ^ . Read.
place where my family and my to bring nbout a uniform m other's favors were placed on the plates.
children live, and I find thnt my pension law so that in no m atter
Enjoying this p retty party were
children can move ulmut in ,n what state she may live, if a Mi.- Dorothy Stokes, Miss Thelma
A very charm ing Ittncheon was
space ns big as mi niitninnbilu can mother is le ft' a widow with little Hammond, Miss J-jnn Maxwell. given at tho home of Miss Taber
travel in every direction from the children to support, the state will Mb- l.oxv Turner, Mi-.. Lee Peck, nt Twin Lake*, in lnm m \of Mrs.
house ihut I live in, nnd I bcliev- go to her and give her a n 'a llo w ­ Mis- C harlotte Sm ith, Miss Sonic J. W. S tu a rt of riew lan irr Ohio.
th at it is useless for me to try to ance so th at she can keep her Williams,' Miss Lulu Childress, The guests present, with the ex­
keep the Inside of one house safe family together, instead of com­ Ml; &lt; Let tie Caldwell and Mrs. ception or two, had passed the
nnd sanitary, if the town th at I pelling her to lu-enk up her home Goto go Paxton.
eighty y ear m ark. Air enjoyable
.
live- *in is not u safe place for my ■uni send her children into in sti­
time was jyiejit ami the girls were
hoy or my girl.
tutions when* they cost the state (,ui \m crirun politics, the insUtu- lively a a "crickets chatting alsiut
more than in th eir own m other's t'i„h which their forefat tiers had duvs of yore. Miss Tub;- ', assisted
First Experience
'1’his advertisement is mitlrctacd W
fourth place in the ipi ihfying
I reinginber the first time that home. As I worked on this prob­ In 11*«mI to found by sacrifice. Ill by Mrs. M. C. Cleveland, of Cloveround with M l, was regarded ns ri
those who cun appreciate a cooi
good bet to win the $1,000 Jrh n I had u glimpse of this wider lem . I believe th at I was u Iletter build.ng a republic, our foiefutliers land. Ohio, served a palatable
mother in helping to keep ihe m. w .i vision of a government rest­ lunch enjoyed iry .nil. A photo was
Oliver I.n Gnree Trophy, l^ t he • home. Lt was when I wa* 2'(
little families intact all over our ing .-•pialiy in the hnndu of every
job of dry cleuning. ID a good j«k
taken of .the youthful group.
had to battle such am ateurs us years old and Imd two children of
country, and helping counties.&lt; I f i t :7.'-ti. Now th a t llip women of
my
own,
"und
a
neighbor
came
and
Kdd'e Dfiggs, of Grcntneck, Eddie
children to- remain in the. can- of Aon : i have been ninth- citizens Among (lie guest present wen-:
an getting A1.1. Ihe dirt,:
Held, of St. Louis; George Vmght. asked me to go with her to the their mothers, than i( I had re ­
• t h e ' law th ey have no ul- Mrs. J. W. S tu a rt, Cleveland, Ohio.
city
jail.
! of W ashington; C roseir Sewell,
Mr.:. K. M. Fraser, Cleveland, Uhl t,
grime und grease from the gar'.'There is a little boy of 12 mained inside my own home, giv­ 11, hi .ii.'c. The responsibility lias Miss (module and Miss Mary
i Miami Reach; nnd J. E. Junkin. Jr.,
ing
no
thought
to
the
conditions
I,,,.
uj\«n
t.&gt;
tlo'iu.
We
will
have
years
old
in
the
jail
and
tile
crime
Miami.
n te n t. l e a v i n g il liternllv -potles&amp;J
&lt;
a I'"' !&gt;«•■ te a t American goxern- Good it lc both or Sanford, Mrs. Ihe.
for which he was jailed is steal­ n-'Miii'l me.
e.son, Mrs. Townlcy, Mrs. Hawes
internstionnl
(Jnest
ions
,,n
n
a
hen
1
tn&gt;
per
cent
of
olie
ing' a waterm elon," she said.
A l l t h a t l a i n e y ’x has to -a.v in thill
I believe the experienee of the , iii / , iis. men nnd women, m e of Derry. N. IL, Mrs. Pierce * t
"It .surely is not possible to
Derev. N. 11., and Mrs. J. D. DuviTraining Camp
war
has
taught
us
that
even
In
,ii
log
this
responsihility
InyIloil; a 12-yeur-old boy in jail fm
ad is th a t th e L u n e \ l)r&gt; (lea*having stolen u watermelon ?" i though a mother may protect the
Briefs
body of her child by attention to
exclaimed.
ing Co b e lie v e s il dues (he btd
all the renditions which surround
LOS ANGELES, Mnr. II*. (IN S)
" lie is not only in juil but lie it, although she may protect its
—The Cults sm arted today und. r is locked up umong-I criminals
cleaning ever done in Sanford
their second exhibition defeat, hav­ who have a long record of crime." mind fioie every evil influence,
ing lost tu-forc 7,000 Sunday fan-1 she replied, '‘iiini there lu*«.nui*‘. and .iincr-ssfullv tend that thiltl to
prices that are as reasonable as (
to the tiellvvvood Club of Ilu ( &gt;aM stay toiiiuriow- und the next diA' years of m aturity, u tim e may
&lt;uiiii- v lieu government (‘.in put its
he obtained anywhere. N' Hat mi
i.'.'itgue, a to I.
tiniers we il&lt;- something nbout il
hand into the home and take that
"I cannot see why the mothers child oat mi to a battlefield and it
run the most e x a c t in - persoai
FliRTWORTH, Tex.. Ma« I!'.
in this town lolciatc Mich a law us
is inlet natioiiul laxx- and interna
I NS I Chicago's White S "\ wen llial." I s;ti&lt;l
t onal relations which govern lhi
primed today fm the -eiu I mill
»l l i t r e
" T h e n o l hors pav an a t te n t io n
.
against .Inkie A riliV F*»rl Wurth io l lie law. sometimes, unltl i' action.
I believe th a t deep dow n in th e i
team. The *co i- wa- 2 *•• I l.y-aiH {touches th e ir own boy anil I lit- i
lit-.i 1 1s of women th«' w orld o v e r is
and ThomiM pitch.-d for tie big th e y find out w-lint it is
sh • life device lo find a decent a n d nrb.'iiguerc Chicago got -ix hits as
d e i 'y m ethod o f s e t t l i n g o ilr in te '
compared t" five I w the • n(“. said, ai d added, "so n u -tlines I r a t i o n a l d i- p n le s . for th a t leaso-i
think tiod g a v e m e no tl u l d i c u so
Fn ilag's home tun was the Cals
th a t I can help th o se in this eont- if for no o th e r, I believe d i a l womargin of victory.
ii t»n h a v e a place in th e balls --I
Illtinitv &gt;vho need lilt- tllo most "

Sarazen Is Favored
In L a Gorce Meet

For those who appreciate
Expert C l e a n i n g ...... ...

Repeated By Request

“His Uncles
Niece ”

ju n io r H ig h S c h o o l

I -.lid "I do hot th u d , th n t I
was i’ ii i ii i ltild r c ii' in onloi
o
kee p ine from helping till- oil" I
und I nifl* g oing w ith von dow-i
to l l o i it \ jail "

legislation, wlien th e ip ie slio n s - :
lic n tv an d .il bit ■.it loll a r e I " n
lie' "led I'elweell till' initio,

lint i iialize that .t need.- n&lt;w o i . l of mine to ju -tifv alt inli i
j Titid was tho beginning of our i -I . 'i ilu pari of modern iWonirti
, w ill, tor a juvenile eolil l in ,,,, in d i e p ■ litical policies of tbcii
I towi I I' veil in. for I Kin-v D'at it ;i it,, .n o nation, for I'lesiilellt
it was po-DIde tn | cent one bo
•oil Ig,-. speaking
hefon- t li •
j unjust | V III.del | lie law
llial ill.
im-.i't i of die Aiiiericiiu R e v
own boy wa lint s a fe while I til
t ion m Washington, made sin it
I lowed lint' lavs to lelilillli.
stil l nig appeal llnil I wish I
i J'; I'laygrOiiuN
ailil give Ills speech ill lull li
. Not long ago, in Ivan n s t it y
,nl to t h o s e women who pridi
i the woioon i.otiood how many 1d im i-e h , s dial then furefatiu-i
lellildren wore being injured nnd helped to totmd mil Itepublic. tiro
killed by milomoliili
in lin ffi" tin- very safety of our institutions
and s e t out to study tlii
Idem .depended upon every man, us iirj[_
__ -look-n-e-rrTry'VVnniiWr. using tin- bull"'
n map of Kansas • iiy --nnd every - intfl'igcntly and be In-gged oi '
time a child was injured or Killed diem to protect, by nil interest in

Speedboats To Try
For World Records
In Miami Regatta

ST. PETERSBURG. Fin., Mar.
IP il.NSi E. S. l!cimud, |,ii'siifc'iit of the American la-ague, wlxi
i&gt; plopping al the camp of the New
l urk Yankee.-, here, in f lids to her
to it that team ; in the Junior Cir­
cuit lay fust ball this year, lie is
.-Hiving for I . lb gullies, ami plny■is whose dawdling prolongs game
b li nd tile two hour mark will
be dealt with harshly \ ball will
b called mi pitchers wlio-take more
Ihnn twenty s'eonds between pin li­
es, bud a strike will In- called oil
butlers who step out "f the laix
foi im go al reason.

Sanford’s Leading (,'lcam'i

Tuesday March 20th.
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110 East Second Street

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l\ NOCKOl'T

I’ln.D K T E D

NEW YORK, Ma.-. It*. (IN S )—
A ipiick knockout Is predicted in
the ten round bout licit- tonight be­
tween Phil Scott, English ht'iivyweight champion, and I'ien j C har­
les, Kelgiun champion. Jloth fightI'.'* are sluggers who leave them-'
selves wide open. S*‘oll outpntlitod
Charles in u fifteen-round bout in
Isiiidou last year.
SQl All

Down on
the Farm
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We maintain a complete and efficient electrical service station handling electrical

Yhe p r o c e s s i v o fa rm e r n o lo n g e r taens
rity conveniences, nor d oe s Ive o p e r ­
ate u n d e i l o c k b re a k in g c o n d itio n s.
E l o c t r i c i t y licbtr. It is h o m e a n d f a r m
b u i l d i n g s , m i lk s h i s c o w s , . r u n s h is
i h u r i v ; . p u m o i his water, c o n tr o ls his
’ i r r i g a t i o n , a n d d o e s ta s k s t h a t o n c e
m e a n t h . r d labor for m a n y m e n ,
L'lactfcity hxs freed th e f a r m f r o m ex­
c e s s " h a n d s " , a n o g iv e s I n s t e a d a n
obedient, nilent slave that m a k e s each
fa rm e m p lo ye e tn irte e n t im e s m o re
efficient
.

DECREAHEH

Electrical System?
E X ID E

U We also operate the only Arm ature Winding ’DeP ^ |
Y fie n tlm

L/rry ; „ « . M i i " t i "Blm k Diamond,* owned und driv-i
piloted
\ty K- K. Dunn. St. Prtcr*l&gt;ui&lt;r.
Fla., won the cIunm ' ID nut belaid
/rce-for-nll. *
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« l 1'V ten to d iv xvtn n that mul.v
r i l . l j i i de'parted for tl.c Im-lie* und
,n tu ' G aining., Mr. A of them went
In the llirhikighniu Club of the
Southern League, Tom orciw th ;
Nat* take jm tip- Buffalo team of I
tin- IjiU- national J.rarip-.

E A T E R IE S

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Your Cheapest Her

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117 E* Second Street

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p l f t Latvver Declares Pulb P ro d u ct iofi %' u
m e r ic a h
D ependant
On Place
F. W. Bender
Great Britain For Its Tin

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LEADINGCODNTRY
IN MAKING PARKS

A large number of out-uf-town
persons, all of them interest* d in
Section Of Country Maintains
bulb culture, yesterday Visited the
Nearly One Tenth Of Total
LONDON, Mar. 14.—-(IN S )— | States.
P. W. B endtr place near the Coun­
Of Nearly Quarter Million
: MlIff anything
anythin* happened to Am eriDcm»ntl h«" Increased HI per try Cflub, where they saw mnny of
Acres Used fo r Such Space
2 •*».
. L..U QC
?£
f a ’s lU
tin ..&lt;wnU^.
auppllea, about
26 per____
cent. I cent (since 1014). Yet suflfdy with the bulbs, whose production i/ be­
every
price
Induce
unit
and
w
ith
all
ing
pifshed
in
this
section
by
the
of the American huibanda would go |
BOSTON, Mar. 15,— (IN S )—
hungry, fo r the aitnple reason th a tj the help of henl'ily subsidized scl- Southern built Association.
atiS f c 4 a iU s c iiC ih r i&gt;* r k l ' ^ NtuK
tinned foods have robbed American I
•■•••Unce. has only IncreasThe am aryllis bulb, which .Mr,
England cover 2!f]!l66.82 acrca, ap ­
Bcimer
has
-W'en-pnrticnilarlyraijro
. women of th e ir m H n arjru rt.* * ~T
-a, , —i J
proxim ately one-tenth of the. total
cessfuji iu grqwingj -earned the
f I In -thia sentence, t o * -A sk w Itlrr^ ' V l i t J i
of nearly n q u arte r m illion1acres
43,000 urn) of ir^e^tlllc tint gf.^tcaL wmmier.t, ATr.J lta 4 * r H; famous B ritish lawyer antfll
devoted
to much space in the
'liCiO.it imjFirted 77.4
po' ted;-O thers nttrncted much a t­
trie list, threw oil V the velfeiK
United Stntea, according to a nnIt
is
admitteef
th
at
world
sup­
tention. Detailed explanation jn
th a t the B ritish Em pire could put
tion-widc study of parks recently
the screws on the United S tates in plies of tin cannot be increased ap­ connection with lie production pf
completed by the Playground and
preciably.
Yet
we
are
dissipating
plants were given to the visitors,
regard to the price of tin produced
Hecreatloh Association of America.
T h e motor car makes available to travelers many such quaint old-world
these supplies, and using nearly many , of whom are molting plans
^ within the Empire.
’ The bulk of tho Now England
160,000 tons yearly of irrcplucoablc to become intc.entdej ifi lu jb grojv- ipot j ai this one, on which the Bulck party chanced while louring ancient
Berkshire. Till* village croti and •untllnl did service before flic Invention
park acreage is in M assachusetts,
Lond’tofW iJjj w as addressing the reserves.
*
•
mg.
Df clocks. Presumably the hour ivai a matter of ('uessworle on sunless day*.
vvhich reporting 14,(175.18 herej,
Royal Colonial In s titu te on the
Canning Intcrctss
"ig er w ho visitedthe dial at night to tell thi
Among those who visited the (hough the tale Is told‘ of' a villager
stands fourth in this res poet ninpcfg
• subject of “The Em pire's Tin Sup­
The metallic tin con.tunipihn ,*f
plies." He did not mention rob­ the vast canning industry alone has Bender place y estc.'Iay 'w e re : Vme,— by means of a lantern.
the ten m ost populous s ta tw tJ i the
ber. He.tfji)lfarat/Ml his point in nearly trebled in five y e a n . That William Reitz of Mummerficld, B.
nation. C alifornia loads with 20,
858.82 ncres, New York Is second
iwgord to America.
of the automobile industry hns M. Young of .Summcrficld; George
with 1U.414.12 and Texas third with
“The Urtlted S lates is effectually more than doubled in the same Wilkins and S. A. Wilkins of Win­
ter Park, Victor Tuple and A. S.
;
16,6.11.83.
sealing itself up in a tin can," he period.
'O ther New England states r e ­
said, "H alf the food Americans cat
There, is great, if not urgent, Tiflcr of Mount Dora, W. T.
Froschcr,
Ira
Parks
of
Titusville,
ported
the following acreage in
is tinned. Americans are so busy j need for a method of conserving the
J. It. (Junn of Kissimmee. J. M.
f and so irjinrisoned In their tinned; Em pire’s tin supplies.
FLINT. Mich., Mur. 17—Pollci slide for th/it city to maintain city and county pnrks—Connecti­
: Jives thlrt Vhhy hover stop to con- , It m ay. he through s form of Conway and A. Parrot, of Apop­ Chief August V olhm r of Bcrkelej ,aw ni'd order with the smallest cut, (1,335.86; Rhode Island, 1.271.alder
would happen If the tin m erging and trustification of all ka, C. O. Fairchild of Orlando, It.
police juice', per capita of popula- 18; New Ham pshire, 757.9; Maine,
623.0; Vermont, 310; Rhode Island,
( supply run out and they had to fall the existing British tin-producing B. Kirke of Lakeland.'.lam es IIIg- Cal., bus just completed Instnllntlod ion, in the country,
i ‘ back again on ordinary food.
emu panics, together with the chief gins of Haines City, J M. W hit­ of radio sets in all Buicks enmpris.
past indications of Mr. VofInterY the sm allest s ta te in the Union
sm elting interests, thereby enabl­ field, Mrs. Anna Enright of Or­ ing the city’s police dfpurtniont convi. li .ns on the subject of crime provides alm ost one twelfth as
Live In Tin Age
“This is the Tin Age.” Man has ing them to obtain direct contact lando. F. W. Davidson of Mt. Dora, fleet, accortling to wortl from the prevent ion included equipping his much p ark space as Texas, the
successfully passed through the with the world's chief consumers F ,W. ’TVhiti* of Paducah; K&gt;\, | Howard Automobile Company, Pa- men with lluicks th at they mii 'l,. I larg est state, though the area of
X Rhode
Charles Ilultner of Kissimmee and cifir Coast distributors of Buick he pn pared for art
&amp;tone Age, the Dronge Age, ami to the benefit of hnth.
l&gt;y *m ro' Uum two hundred.
Such a method, confronted with B. Boyle and C. Lawrence of Sor­ cnr’s. Thc combination of radio quirh"' fasL anil reliable p d f s S l S
the Iron Age. r ’ *
1»« O
niHnr
TfiU tld
In
ther Towns
;
.
^
t
. “Do p e o p l e ' • Amt tin is difficulties though it may seem at rento,
communication and f'ist p ursuit can-. His most rerenc step, in stal­ “ flTu? hundred and eighty-two New
more precious to the human nice first sight, has much to recommond
machines, in Mr. Vollmcr's opinion, lation of radios, iii all these cars, England towns and cities have pub*
Uian sliver, more useful than gold? it from the constructive point of
' is one which will vastly increase was aimed n t providing inslnn- •lie parks. The largest is Bo-ton.
tnm ous com m unication with the i with 2,673 acres of pnrk land, nnd
T h d » ^ f ia t^ f 3 do no in twenty or view. It would bring about Empire
the odds against crime.
.* .th irty years time when it i.i more conservation autom atically, while
men maiming the cars, no m atter in th sm allest is Jericlm, \e rr m n t,
Chief
Vnlltm-r
is
widely
known
1 thpn urebable that, if present pre­ retaining the strong spirit of enter­
for hi.s work in criminology. He is who: part of the city they might I |,D( ulation 100, which has a park
dations hold good,'tin will be al prise which is essential to this
frequently
called into loiisultatlon be.
i of four and a h alf acres, One hum
r m o liy
e ’exptm
V*&gt;
eiptns(v’e as either or both. great industtry.
on police subjects in other rities, * IV'thin a f«w sccumLi a fte r an ! dre 1 and tw enty of these commutiAnother method which is re­
#il. a,com m odity for which ceiving careful examination is co­
CLEVELAND, O., Mhr. 1 7 .^ lin'd asked to p it scribe for condi­ a la tin is received nt headquarters, | jties are in .Massachusetts, twentyno aaDsfactorV suhstltutc has been operative selling.
(IN ,S|— Tin,- larg est telesdope ih.iv tions confronting adthorities there. light* flash in the driyera com­ J throe in Connecticut, thirteen in
Wiihd.'Nor Will it ever bt duplicat­ , What ever the fm m, some such ’ti mm in any college or university His policy of providing his own partm ent of each enr, notifying its
j Rhode Islnnd, nin» each in New
ed successfully."
system of the conservation of this is lucat- d in a little lawn n the men with the most up-lJ-date crew that fi m essage for them is j Ham pshire nnd Maine and eight in
Thfl ir r e s tc t amount of tin pro­ valuable asset is highly desirable, Central hurt of I&gt;hio.dt is the third equipment at the &gt;1 p .al of science in the air. By m eans of the fixed Vermont.
duced1 m 'a 'G a r is' about 150.000 not only from an Im perial but also iiirtrt &lt;t trlesecpe in the world.
has attra ct &lt;1 much attention to tun &lt;1 short wave sets loented in I Boston, with one aero of park
tons. Some 43 1-2 per pent is pro­ from a world aspect.
lip tailed et Ohio- Wesleyan uni­ him, over “ oeii.'d of several years. tin- ical- d eck ,-it is then prssiblc land to every 284 inhabitants, is
I’
duced in the British Empire.
essage and mohil- , ..
Among tin* residents of Berko-' to receive tli m...
“ I have no doubt that, a method versity, Delaware, O ho, in Iit’d 1.
. .
, twice as we supplied with parks
this
policy
i,
i
redit
Thanks to Im perial P.Aeierencc, will be found in the near future the huge telescope .staml.i us a ley.
me
fm*
actiiin
with
a minimum *»f i as New ^» nrki or (. hiengo, the study
t&lt;
*
a
very
{
,
,
,
more than 80 per cent of the which will consolidut all Empire monument to it - donor. Professor large ext nt wrth making it pos-.Io*: tune.
points out. However, Boston’s rnworld's tin is smelted in the Em- producers and more lastly ulign IIIm n Mills Perkins, w in died d ur­
■
lion iv (xeoiklcd !•}■ o th er New
plre. Fifty,'JlAu-.celit of. the world's them with the m ajor wot Id con- ing the yeni i*f installation, Pro- |
I
Engliiyd
cities, pntticiilarly Meridlessor
PeiU
lis,
who
was
horn
n
•re paid for their
tlli la jcfp^um ed' in the United suming Intervals.”
! en. where the ratio is 26; Lynn,
, IKit.'t, taught i lasses at Ohm Wesml for inadequate supervision 102; H artford, 103; Portland, 120;
, leyan for 11ft s vein s.
l
athletic
funds. The committee | Woivt ;ter, 110; Burlington, 151.
Followin'' Professor Perkins’
.also ihiirged Jn eg u h u itv in re- Meriden’s low ratio ;s due to its
death, Pri'fes-oi rliffo n l t \ Crump
lilanned anil it reel il the t on tAir*
cruiting talent from prep and high large iluldurt'd Park, containing
1,30(1 aervs, and Lynn's to Lynn
tioti of (he huge opto.si instni
woods, 1,847, which is th * ninth
ment. wli i h s i ip le
toils.
ATLANTA, Aim
11NS i
M ol \ T i . \ t ; t 1 1ST sniii.ami
A
injnm non
im iug
the
T il lie n o t TO
| n r t lie t le: I H(
' fit* M in’.tin \l.
i ir.-M P
.-rext 4- mJUgTTOIJBIBU
was a, nle i.i &lt; I vi bin ! id If ! .1
a proximal el;. &gt;' I•»'t.i ni-* 1. ■llsc- re f| fill ^INI) * 1
, ihi t.i inj^ gi null) ilia i lit *ui of
_ ;
iboutleggcr. who is fiisl and hist a rcnl^, t
Mar.
13.(IN
S)
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poli-b.
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!)i
iViif* an "if S’ ni.l- i : 1\ i 11 * Mu .nil &lt; l I 'u- illicit)
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,
uuHincsM who .sells In- suit Ian m
- MoonphinriN
Moonshiners in tin* muuntaius ol
! I:t tfl L . (
II- iyl.nn. I; I* hem
aid n Wa Inr&gt;i*1--:i , I l i . aid
the old South, in the days when f"n ‘- Needle heel iii ( niiiigo, pois- be tb - ) i * .vie 1, i 1 i hi
,1 h II. I- . ii |( i • '"'.iii: \ Super
kind ii f
Volatead was unheard of, were I onod sugar rum in the Ruckles, bad till- Cl uni i &gt;
i i t* \ "ill ' 111.-I i ,i i .,*! will be h u
entlemcn with principles nnd tra- gin on the const and nn&gt; thing in
’-1,
Iii t lie meant inn 1 m
I- n't!
17
I
p dTtion* ns compaivd with the jicch New York are some of his pi educ­ Harvard nniv. i -it . arc being
I I i I. ■ i ’it n wli Ii w; filed by
ent day high-powered bootleggt*rs
1 i .ni', Mason in e o f
the
An unusual feniim "t tie- |Vr Mi
tions. lie is unsentim ental and if
Who care only for profits.
no
ami i
k'lis l&lt;"li........
iI it i a n In mm ei I j owner.- i t tin- mountain
And prohibition, following the he is i aught he lisualiv i -i apes on i t . u .-ii,nig t. - ii i| &gt;|:iii .i l lui'lllbi-i i f the as,so- la; loll:, lie
| i 1ii i t hn, no et for
is heio: Il' Ct a- I loilll f llll Hu ll
» advent of the bicycle and the mot­ with « .small fine.
load* I-- interfere v\ilb tin- men
Do Not Fear Law
slopped
or car, hns brought about a faster
j oial carving by A iiliisUix Luke
pace which would hove made the
\M EHI( \N I'RUDI « I
At worst, if be owns a still he
-iiilptm , but
old folks in their younger days full can be sent t p the pen it .-lit i :i r\ foi
Tin- t i. scope i h i e n t ' Pels A ill man. the present
back in astonishment and shun the
e n ra ii (uixiuct, wbnli m it ' ll. ' iti.eii-K to 11re vent rle-i cm t inti of
''rum tiiree to five yei is uiidet the nil niiu ii il i iose. Every part pot n I lie Lee head IIS curved by Borg
ahelks and flappers as outcasts.
These a re the opinions of .1. R. (’(dorado auti-slill law Even that to the w'*i k, including ell acre, bun. win* was (list-barged several
\ cal &gt; a g o
Calloway, former chief of police law tins not perceptib'y diminished sol ins, was in.oie m this count r.\.
,|
Then* tire now two hcmi.% of
When
ci
niplclril,
it
will
cinij-i
i
i&gt;
Longmont. Colo., am! Fred A. Mun- the bootlegging ii isiness. wbieh
.gold, retired federal revenue offi­ shows that most 'leggei - are m er­ i n ......... tin m o s t e x p e n s iv e p ie c e s General Lee on the side of sto i"
Mountain one e a i.n l by Borg
cer and Colorado pioneer. Both a t ­ chants op brokers purchasing !)u-ir of appai tills ii an' colli-g-- oc »m- him and tho other by Lukettian.
ivi-is i t v, and will be tin- biggest
tended the annual gathering of the ntuff fr&lt;&gt;m still nieti.
"h o designed a new arniiigeiileio
availabb- f-u idndeiit ins)ruction.
Colorado Sheriffs Association in
Mangold also hns a colorful re ­
of
figures to compose tin* mem
It is prrillrtrd it w II take two
Denver recently.
cord a.-i a federal revenue officer
it n il,to the heroes of the (’unfed
yt
ars
tor
tin*
Bureau
of
Standards
Despite their fillet trafficking, in Colorado, coming here in 187!'.
eracy.
Calloway had high praise for the i lie was sheriff in El Paso county in to grind down and polish the lens ■
('»,
hugest
ever
inouideil
in
tin... ...
. ,
..
.
hill bill(ps of Virginia, N orth nnd 1H0I ami was a spectator .of lint
i’n
itn
d
state,,.
_
4W.
Virginia
Expelled
Couth Carolina, Alabama ami Ker^ luuuu. iia.ve in Cripple Creel:. He"
rctai m t of tb telescope1 From’Athletic Group
4JU0ky, V#hrn"hr WTirkcd'yenrs ago agrees with Calloway that the li­
amount.- to one Inlf million dulliils.
da n federal sleuth. They held quor situation is ‘'unmitisfactoi
thcm flklrhr a* free Americans pri­ and declureil that disohcdieiire*of
,ie Minis!) v o f 1 (I lirA G U , Hi., Mar, Uh —(IN S ))
i ding
m arily and stood upon their rights the Volstead law is one of the
of ({|,'u( iltiiam . 20,202
j’he t'niversU y of West Virginia
In vigorous Elizahcthian language. I weakening influences in m alern
. have bet'll cm nuiously in I is no longer a member id tlu* Norlli
Expert Distillers
,i‘ .oiltd cu reli t to three ' r , n , ' al As.nociat.on of Colleges
life.
.
and Secondary Schools as a result i
They held their trade, the p r o ­
Aa Mongold sees i:. another hu
| of action taken a l the organ tv.m
duction of good whiskey, in high influence was ushered in with the
esteem, he declared, and their li- automobile, which increased con­ | In t rm l Egypt ueaiL JlaU.OllO. ion's annual m eeting, here.
The (yvsociatibn’s executive c.nuiuld corn output was hard to rivul. tacts and resulted m a condition in wort h ■f felt u atL antl luilv '11(1^ •
“Ven by the iietter grade of legal which the smell if booze on the 000 worth of ■raws were imported m ittce expelled the West V'rgiitiu
I .si honl on the grounds that stu d en t'
brands which onee were perm itted breath of young iteqple is consul- *las» year. *
n tho lamb
ert-d an achievement Life was
"1 ho hill men." he *aid, "coll- sim pler in the old days, he said, and
acted their brew from their own consisted mainly of church, mid­
om, In their own pots and with week prayer meeting, a weekly
heir own firewood, and it was bc- dance, maybe a buggy ride. Wo­
ond their coniprohension that men were draped thoroughly from
'urie S«m should interfere. No head to foot and whiskey breaths
te ever heard of their stuff being Oil young people caused their OS. I
Mtonou*. for they inherited their t racism
Itior trade from generations of
Both Calloway nml Mang &gt;hl,
stiU rn and they also believed however, have faith in the young
ED W A R D fiv&amp;I / 'W G
ey inherited the right tu make people of the day and believe that
c e n t C ig a rs a re m a d e
"I
conditions will improve.
o f t h e c l e a n e s t , h i g h e s t g ra d e ,’
They were hard fellows to catch,
o, Calloway remembered. They
t o b a c c o s — c a r e f u ll y a g e d a n d
ray» hid in the fastness of the Edd in burgh To Isolate
b
le n d e d .
Is,-and usually the only clue to

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ret, Mass., which has .one acre of (IN S )—-trapped in i W i / | i ^
park land for every twenty-ate by n Bomb which let g„
p.rsons;
Norwich,, Conn., 43; were riding, Mr. and Mrs” «I
...
- Mrs.
Wells ley, Muss., 45; Keene, N. H. ... Allen,
Allen, superintendent ol
Allmn.i, Vt„ 66; Gardner, Moss., Tcnneqjce
Iron and
68; Barton, Vt„ 70; Calais, Me., Company received M-riuu&amp;jm J
72; Plymouth, Mnss., 80; Glou­ from which they were stl'l Jlra
cester, Mass., 00.
Ing Monday,
'.
Parks are promoting hcnlth and
The roof of tLv
'Tlf1
chi]d-«*jpty an d~rctb oA r*'r!0»!*f v i d » v - j 0 £ ^
deTinquency, as well as adding.to w ere-rip p ?d nwnv
I ? ' the”
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-tho-l»enuty of communities, says L. which apparentiy had Uen nj^
II. Wei:*, director of the q(udy. The in -tho .mnehtne. .so c a u te ry
use of city parks for active recrea­ atrocity- could be a s c iib ^ jrjj
tion hns been the most significant Aliena
o:- *L“
the investigntyi^M
*"
(trilid’in recent park development. 'or*.
’ Thoughiiuorc than it million dollars
have bocn spent in the United ns y et nroyido adequate 'p iS
ties and hundn-i
hundred.', of "*
S tates to acquire and equip, m upl- cilities
cipal und county, park-*,'few cities towns have rose ved r.o
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T h i s a d v e r t i s e m e n t is addressed lo
th o s e w h o c a n a p p r e c ia te a
j o b o f d r y c le a n in g . Hy a go ad job
w e m e a n K e ttin K
p rim e n n d

You'll like King Edward* —(hey art
pa ked with smoke islUfaction.

Carmichael Bros. Cigar Co'.,
DISTRIBUTORS
;
Miami, W. Palm Beach, Orlundci, Tampa.

Vwould
p u lV bbe
e,,(u
f
t\ lh at
Giqxment*
,,f the Bill
point w#.
out
,u tt'b vy'n(h
the friendly
, ny ,.xtenjj(,n
of lh#
hbora, who always said the w„u|d mMB
to
comiiulsory deUnsion.
detrnsion. Such
Such a
o
K . y t, a „% oie.
. . . . . . with
" lor„
- compulsory
S r ,^ ° L , r oh,be, t e c l u , m e
would cost millions o f
(«*kl In place Of the genial pounds and Icid lo vast disorinni- l

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p r ic e s t h a t a r e a s re a s o n a b le ascai
l i e .c h l a l n c d a n y w h e r e . W hat mort
c a n t h e m o s t e x a c tin g person it*,
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Sex Disease Victims

Sin oke a King Edward today I
Notice how freely it draws—J
how evenly it burns -* how j
distinctively mild its flavor,'

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Says Betty Compson,
Motion Picture Star

*ir whereabouts was u slip of
oke ascending fa r off f r m r t h r • EDINBURGH, Mar. 1 2 .--(1 \8 (
« under their still*. When They
Widespread opposition is tiring
ro apprehended they fought like oi ganized to a Hill being promot*
dmen and engaged in gun duels ed hy tlir Edinhuigh Corporation
t rivaled the present Chicago seeking power to isola:r and com­
•g feuds, according to Callaway. pulsorily detain people suffering
* moonshiners also were taken from sex diseases.
!e.r. wing by
- their
. . law-abiding
. . .
—I -If the Bill should become law,
fhbor* who hated the federal of-1 m agistrates would be authorized.
« a* much u . they loved a nip on the application of the local
food rum . The officers, Call,v -Medical O ffice of Health, to issaid, i&lt;'irotted out the nm on-piuc a w arrant fw the detention
era either on horseback „• in f ,,f „ victim of the disease.

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Ohio University Is
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Bootleggers O f Present
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greut, A fe w puffs from a x’dod
cigarette is the quickest relief. '
I ciltvayshai e Luckies on the set. •
T h e y soothe w ith o u t the slightest
throat irritation

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Cigarettes arc 100% quality
this fact is proven by their
creasing popularity. ‘OnlyYWftbest t obacco, ‘T h e C r e a m ,
Crop* goes into Lucky Stffift
Cigarettes. I buy on ly the
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(IN S )—"Freedom o

3rout) A t Luncheon

(Continued from Pape One.)
class."

j. Howard Long entertained
lembera of Circle no. five of
-rf.«byterian A uxiliary, m ost
itfully Monday a t luncheon at
/clock a t h er homo on P ark

There seemed little likcliln
th a t the Sennte Committee wm
call Smith as a witness. There nppenrod n g re a te r probability that

PALATE A, Fin., Mar. 2 U r
(IN S )—W hat may be the remains —(
of an ancient people, who inhabited v'd
s congregation
the S tate of Florida before the gin- ism
Rev. Schuler has culled .1 mass rial ujje, was discovered a few mil- icnl
meeting of ids congregation us a eg from this city by Gua Matin-son am
;
Sm ith wou1&lt;L demand - a • henrjqfl, m ju teat'araiM t ncticfH iT? b m r u R and Qeorfff Uyk**f-vrbm -tb*T'Urtr ‘
distinctive-features, of
in fhe*d#coi
■other ^^KlHier&lt;' Sir -not he is subpoenard, *nWhc .Municipal Broadcasting S ta ­ covered p arts1o f 26 skeletons KiitT1Hfe new $ 1,000,000 medical bulbi­
jins. Baskets and bowls of white [ his connections with Sinclair will tion, -WJAX, in cutting parts of one complete assemblage of bones ng to be erected. • •
Ration*, candy tu ft and baby r be aired thoroughly In the Senate his sermons off the uir. This, they while excawitinjr for a new house
Announcement of ^his and
said, was done because of a rule in the past few dnya..
l*Ui combined w ith greenery I
ether new departures in the field
within
the
next
few
days.
•
th at m inisters using the radio s ta ­
Iprd to carry out the color m otif
A wire to the Smithsonian in­ of clinical education which will lo­
. The attack s on the silence of tion m ust not attack another re­ stitu te in W ashington brought a
President Coolidge, Mellon, Hughe* ligion or sect or to inveigh against quick reply from the National
personalities.
Capital, requesting the local men to t
and H erbert Hoover, came from
During the course of broadcast­
both Republican insurgents and ing Schuler's sermon, the micro­ ship the hones to the institute at
once.
.
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of asparagus ferns. The the Democrats. Senators Lafolletle phone circuit was broken upon sev­
Tile
fact
th
at
the
bones
wore
rite** of the guests were marked and Blaine, of Wis., joined with eral occasions when the pastor found under, six feet of soil and
place cards in the form pf S t. Senator Jam es A. Reed (D ) of started to attack another religious under the shell formation that w a s
itrkk. Hats, and favors of sham- Missouri, in demanding th at these organisation, it was said.
here liefnie the ocean covered tills
ck» were given the guests. At ranking Republicans mgkc some
state led to the belief th at the
public
utterance
on
how
they
view
I b'ciock o tnsty three course
bones were part of those buried in
jtbeon was'served by the hostess the Teapot Dome case anti Sin­
un nm ient cemetnry of prahistui •
clair's
heavy
contributions
to
the
dited by Mrs. H enry Purdon, n - » "
ie peoples. F urthcr excavating is .
expected to shed some more light
on the discovery and experts from
(After luncheon a splendid prothe university of Florida may W
(Continued
from
Page
1)
gsm was given, arranged by Mrs.
ing of this kind of attention, Dr.
called in to examine the bones.
Heury said.
jilph Austin Sm ith followed by a
(briber of. clever gam es. There
"With this radio amplifier,"
ftp 24 members who enjoyed this
saiil Dr. Beury, we may attach,-i
The Peasants, 60,000 strong,
PHUually delightfully affair.
stethescopic instrument to one
swept into Bucharest yesterday
patient and his .heart heats will
vehemently declaring their inten­
b heard d early and distinctly in
tion of stnying on en masse until
CHICAGO, Mar. 20— (IN S)
every clinic room where the stu* kfir "T r. 'To Movie
r
their drnmnds were granted. Man- One nmn was shot to (denth, an dents are studying heart action,
Star In Two Years
ill's unsuccessful conference with other was probably fatally wound- Thus the teacher may lecture
the Regency Council followed.
ed, and a third was so badly hat k « h ‘le the .heart heats continue to
. Janet Raynor, who rose from the
Mass meetings were held in var­ cd with a m eat cleaver th a t he may l*' heard in full volume,
ranks of extras to th at of sta r in a
ious p arts of the city all day yes­ die, in a brawl in a restaurant
Motion pictures will also play a
Pile over two years.
plays
terday hut the accosting'of Prince hen* today
hiff.e p a il in clinical work in the
itrsngely enough a p a rt from real
Nicholas was the first disorder
The dead man was ldentifie‘1.
building, the president anHie in her first stellar role in "2
of any serious consequence report­ from postal money order receipts "ounced.
Slow-motlon pictures
fiirU Wanted," now showing a t the
ed. Prem ier ilratianu, brother of in his pocket, as A. Seddo. A bul- hiv e been taken of all sorts of
kiiane Thentor. I t is th a t of n
the Into Jan Ilratianu. who died let pierced his head fram the re ar^veraUuns, treatm ents
in a business office. And a
Iasi year, refuses in yield to the
Michael
Pecore.
40.
m
an
ag
e'n
f
the
•W
1'$
Ij-piU in a business office is what
peasants, lie threatens to employ
r ' 1 1 "1 "
troops to crush any attem pted restaurant, was shot tw ire through s " • 1 ‘ .
Miss Gkynor was a fte r shey gradu­
the
abdomen.
Philip
Mnrcha*-.
42.
s,
n*
r"
to
.
ated from the Polytechnic High
had been chopped with a deft vet.
THREE DIE IN FIRU
School in San Francisco. That was
Muon shine was blamed for the
------i t r first job. But, like m any other
quarrel.
When
police
searched
the
ROSiON,
Mar. 20. -(IN S )—
ftrfc she dreamed of other things,
s e ne they found the interior »f Trapped on the top floor of a fo u r-■
and the story of her meteoric rise
the restaurant wrecked and the M..ry apartm ent house at Upham’s
U fame should prove encouraging
body of the dead man and lus Fonwr. \\aU er Donahue, :H, his |
to others who, like her, arc fighting
two wounded companions stretchEhxabeth, 35 and t h e ir ,
to climb from the firs t round of
ed on the floor. The wounded men «"“ her.
were burned to death ■
the ladder of success to the next.
refused
to
discuss
the
battle.
«.n.\
to&lt;u&gt;.
rty
bo
n
d
s1
(Continued
from
Page
One.)
So When you see Miss Gaynor at
ing the court dismissed Mr. Tnknoh
a typewriter busily nt work, if you
COMMISSION MEETS
fcdcrnl
and
Mr. Estridge, and &lt;’. J. Cranswill watch closely, you will see
'orge
B.
ton.
A.
Van
Ness
was
excused
by
that she is fam iliar with the touch |
TAMPA. Fin., Mn . 20.—(IN S )—
rt of ap- Tom Palmer, counsel for thu dr*
•ystem and operates her typew riter 1
The Florida State Railroad Com­
iduy that fense. as his second peremptory
like a veteran.
I
mission met here today to conduct
| EASTON, Mass., Mar. 2u
icknge of *hnllenge.
a
henring on a proposal to read­
liberty bonds" from an Sinclair
Judge Gray excused \V. E. .Hun- (IN S )—Frederick Lothrom Am- s.
Holly Returns From source.
t*s, 11 when he declared rmphutieul- millionaire graduate of llarv.o-l just intei state freight class rates
Hundreds of b-nding shippers mid
Rumors of a package nf bonds i.v that lie had formed an opinion mid Ins bride of two months wcic
Utiities ConferenceI having
growers of citrus fruit were on
recovering
today
from
thg
effc.
ts
been sent to a W ashington 1and that it had been in the process
it. J. Roll)', director of the Flo­
committee of formation for the "past twenty of n c ash when the airplane in hand to submit testimony brfqfe
judge
reuchcd
the
rida Public Polities Inform ation
years.'' M. B. Lindner was excused which they were returning from the the commission.
Bureau and his assistant, L. C. Be- through a so-called "m ystery w it­ by tiie defense and H arry Weeks West was wrecked on the Aon-s
M t returned last night from n ness." Justice Frederick L. Siddous
.
, estate here.
»-A•
[ meeting of the bureau held at St. trial judge in the Fnll-Sinciair was dismissed by the court. Thom­
as L .Sullivan was nlso excused
Coming from Buffalo, N. V* li­
Petersburg on Mondny. The m eet­ conspiracy case, quickly denied that
ing was Held in the building of the he had ever received any, and liy Judge Gray, the latter declaring the plane was approaching tin
Florida Power Corporation and Judge Martin made a sim ilar de­ that lie hud an opinion which hnrgm on the Ames estat". a gust
would lequire evidence to remove of wind caught one wing and
was well attended by members nial today.
Judge
Martin,
whose
son-in-law
turned it over twice. Aim'-, how.
from ail parts of the state. The
S tate's Attorney
Millard it. e v e i . righted the plane and In-ought
next meeting will be he'd nt Miami Adolph A. Sits is an employe of
in April on the same date ns the the Sinclair Oil Company, said the, Smith used his first perem ptory it d o w n , hut being forced t o land
Southeastern National
Electric rumors probably had their origin challenge to excuse A. D. Rosier in n swamp, the plane was wrecked
Light Association meeting. Mr. in tiie fact that his son hud sent and h:* seccnd to dismiss W. I,.
Voting Ames and hi» bride, tb'*'
him a large package of Cht istmos Harvey. Judge Gray excused C. S. formci Mile. Maurice Morotte,
cards at C hristm as time. The pack­ Lee and Ralph King and Allu-rt )vere married a t NognUrt. Mexico, |
age bore the return address of the Hall was dismissed by the state. |n .lanuary and were n-iuriiiiig1
• Sinclair Company, and apparently . F. W. Talbott wps excused by the from a tour of the West S h e was
had been misdirected to W ashing­ court as were. G. F. Smith and formerly assistan t com h of the
Harry Lee. The defense dismissed
ton, III.
Chn-iigo ()|iera ronqm nj mid later
"I never received any bonds from Elmer llyntlninc and the stutc e\- was all en tertain er in a • lull at 1
i-used
P.
Bayard
Smith.
The
de­
or hud any business dealings with
Nogales, Mexico.
SfK’IETY ENJOYS OPTINC
Mr. Sinclair or with anybody e b r fense excused A. S. Hawkins for itconnected with the Teapot Dome fifth peremptory challenge and '
All streets in Jerusalem
C. ColPns was exrdscd on n chal­
case," said Judge Martin.
imp &gt;,ved.
lenge
for
rnuse
made
by
the
state.
I^u is H. Brush, who with Roy
Completion
i/f
tho
ju
ry
was
in
,
dist Church enjoyed a most de­ D. Moore blWftfflt the Marion, Ohio.
Rumiing time of trains into Rus­
lightful outing, Friday evening. S tar from President Harding, de- prospert shortly a fte r the rm nt |
sia is (q iiVL-rogu about 44 miles itn
-•Blsrtiiig from the ciunch a t 6(30 r la m i'h o welcomed the fullest hr* •
hour.
| o’clock. On account of. the Incle- qulry into the details of th at sale, j
f. ment up-a titer The w c|ner roast
“ I em phatically urge,'' said Mr. i
planned for the evening was ahan* Brash, “ that all friends of the I
has been formed in Aujtrulia.
.doned und th« member* repaired late President Harding will get!
to the home of one of the society actively behind an investigation ,
numbers where music und the
pltii'ant forms of diversion tvere
thjoyed. L“ l«r in the evening refm hm cnts of roasted weiners, hot
roll*, potato salad, toasted marshmallows and hot tea and coffee
*»rr served.
( Form erly J i l l s &amp; Lltlrell)
Those present wo:c Miss Maude
p. e . P it t s , Mgr.
Csrroway, Miss Ethel Tillla, Miss
URGES APPOINTMENT
Alice Gooding McKim, Miss. Elizaluih Clarke, Miss Alya Chon&gt;en. W ASHINOTPN, Mar. 20. (IN S)
•ng. Hi*e Edith V
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Walker,. Mra.
F’rrd I'ope, M aynard Leonard, Mr. (R ) of Vermont, today urged
P resident Coolidge to appoint P at­
rick J. Farrell, chief cousel for
the (Interstate Commerce Commis­
JJpsala &amp; Grapeville sion
flince It was created, to the
vacancy on the commission created
b)r refusal of the Senate to conAcross From Forrest Ijike Hotel
from the Belton bungalow t^ a firm the appointment of John J
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home on French /Avenue nearer
town.
.
Mrs. t .0, Tyner and Mra. Noah
. rpt V
‘ anc
and th eir m other, "Mrs. Bengj V»ton attended
l ..
the ifuncral of Jdhn
4 )• Poreter.
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P e a s a n t ’s P a r ty
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FAery suite and every single piece of furniture m
store is reduced in price for this sale. Some articles
reduced to half price.
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of YowelLDrcw quality, furniture — time for you
choose from our large stocks at lowered prices.

in Any Day This W teek .-^
The Cretonne Carnival
A bower of beauty in all the
gay colorings of cretonnes,
with fnany unique uses of this
versatile fabric illustrated.
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. -have been staying- fo r a month
wRh Mra. Wegterdick.
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• the F'ormoaa hospital on Thursday.

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Charlie Lindbergh. the incomparable, the aviator w ith­
_
out n-pccr, the-envoy extraordinaire, the diplomat of the
JT.Tt!! 1;,“*i"n.V»",r!rri air service, the ambassador of good will, the man who won
SK C ?
»r fcisf’H. riu.ijiu, iiBjrr nri "1,(116 hearts of the dcbi-burdcned Kronen and was received
! with hearty
welcomes by the suspicious Mexicans'and belK tiitor1 -^.MKnKK'rrl ligerettt Nicaraguans, who for mont.hs lias been the focal j
HOW All) I tlKKO
lufctn. a»i\K».Mn i ^ n t . r j c e n t e r of m illions,of eyes, without a single slip, hns at last!
iL y-&lt;ltP !tf t tM,v&gt;OJf ,&lt;VTf'*s
w put his foot in it.
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Lindbergh
has
not
offended
some
wealthy
dowa'ger
who
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Cor rlr r &gt; « r j i v r f i ,
......... 90.15 wished io lionize him l'or the sake of her r.ocial prestige or
H e r a l d . N n w r o n T . i i l u i i c r r n e « « a - marry him o ff to her daughter, nor hns he incurred the dis­
i iik iV rllirt
to
t h e In ( r u m
pleasure of Lalin-Amerieans by persialnntly dodging the pro­
N e n a k m l r r . u m I O kk I t a m
au p rrlu r
iiriia
u n t n u l a i l l o u fuse kisses of dark-skinned senorllas. Ho far as we know

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Architect

“IRit lie lias done Worse. He has criticized the War De-

Batteries

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Guaranteed nilcj yenr
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__ i____ | in action‘the 1). S. M„ I). S. C., croix do guerre, and a half I
TUESDAY, MAItCtl 20.
dozen other medals in addition to being made a commander of
i-------t.lie lrrench Legion of Honor, had'iiolhing to do with itiWhen
t h k iiia iA t.D 'i r it o u n am
i ^ - £ r * » n r Ik r l l r a n d r o u n l r a d - lie suggested that the War Department was not all that it was
J rn lk lalrallo a.
.
t - —D e e p e r n a t r r r i i u l r t o J a e k . u a . cracked up to be.
■' rllit.
Of course Lindbergh hns not yet gone so far ns to say
a . l r n r l l . n a t **, J o h n . I n d i a n
tlmt
the army ami navy are ruled by an autocratic collection
t i a w a r i t Inn of nfnnlhlr “P»l
Simon Pure Citrus
Up Week
W eekf
TT»
of bureaucratic lunkheads, so we do not anticipate his ejec­
I r - Akaywaa.
.f n f n lln _i nl bnlldlnr VP
pro
tion
from
the
air
service
or
his
incarceration
in
sonic
fed­
n —jn o e a . hotel., aparluim t
ami
eral prison, butt wc have no doubt th a t'b is statement that
il
r.—- T o i a p l M l i m u f e l l r b r a u I ( f i t 'l l - army nvintor.s do not receive* tlio pny ntul rank tluit
then
H aa p n w ram
II
due will evoke considerable censure from the Secretary ot
p e w k n d m n d e rn h o sp ital.
Wnr. it is incredible that any tiling tbe War Department:
BIBLE U JUSE FOB TODAY
docs is not for tbe good of the service,
ARM
So we, who have watched Lindbergh’s enroor with inter­
FRUIT OF THF. SPIRIT:—Ijovo,
"Time
Tried
for, peace, [long suffering, g e n tle / est mid marveled at Iflic suave manner in which lie 1ms avoid­
and Crop Tcsled"
•, goodness, faith, meekness, ed difficult situations and who had almost come to believe
Our llr.iinls nro the Acknow­
iterance'] ngninst such there Is that here at least was a man who knew how to keep out ot
which
law.—Halations G:22, 'J3
hot wnter, must now admit that lie like Bismark, (dadstone, ledged Ktnc.dard In
(,rowers ot I'loriitn have judg­
YEK. - 0
LoYd, our God, and Coolidgo is only human, and may not be as wise as at
PRAYEF
ed all fcrtilizerx for neurl)
make ub tem perate in nil things,
forty jearx.
e n a btedu
le .us to npreedate daily first he seemed.
ra and nr^iro this fact, that when
‘Giving all we can for wind
No Bun On Knickerp
r lives are surrendered to Thee,
we get instead of gelling
Thou dogt | make them rich in
all we can for what we
frultftilnesi'und beautiful with the
Not till univcrsilies and colleges proliibit 'aiUmnobiio
give" is (he policy of
beauty If hpllnes*.

Ralph \ \ . Losing
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AFTER CELERY? ?
Why iiot ’*ai%e a portion o f your corn iced?
We suggest (he Cuban Flint, Kilgore’s
Fiovida Flint, Iiupiov6d Goiden Dcut.'and
Bo.vs C'OYit Club for .^ood general prop
corn,

Vax .(’oJIectcr Seminole County.

P A I N T E R ’S

Side-Track
Phone sstii
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limiting, ( ’rating, Shipping,
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And Stnrnge.

:iw nravitrcTWint if (Fie la x csjp jjn su u t rcal e$t
■ The l:i\r
____ t he find-TTf^prll dnmy*
The Tax Collector shall advertise and sell.
No extension of time has been granted for the payj} ntenl of State and County taxes.
Property owners in ranking inquiry about taxes will
please' furnish full legal description of property asshown hv deeds.

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State And County Tax Books
Close April First.

First Nat*l Hank lMdir.
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H e r a l d , I* a
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II l l a r m a . n t C l r r n l a t l n n * rnh'iforgotten-the spanking administered Colonel Hilly Mitchell
■( m a a l A a . o r l a l l a n ■&gt;(
A d fe rtU e n . nud
A d t r •rii.-!
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when that servant of Uncle Sam dared to open his mouth
A d m it
n k llk
-u in lre . e a r’
about air service conditions? The fact that lie had during
t a k e r m e m b e r in e n h m l l In
■B * k
k n d ll
at
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the World War commanded the largest aero concent ration in
l a u e d e r I n ». e r l f f n h * » l i t i e l
the liistoiy of the world, and bad been awarded for bravoryq
r l a i n t * n f e l r e m n l l n n ae"""ri,i"
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LOVE&gt;HATH ITS PAIN
— In thelNew York Tirm's—
jL ove hath its pain and its divine
delight.^
K Dreams in the dank ami aching
In the Slight.
lull yield unto the dawn n bless­
ed fnAt.
The branches of vine and its dark
. . root k '
irtake of life nnd death In e&lt;|unl
. part, i
The fro st Of W inter, fastened on
the hcikrt,
. I Shall m elt to freedom nt thy flush
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driving hv students. Some of them find that the relaxitfun and mental revivification whifch conies from a siea . rpm
on a crisp winter’s evening tend to promote learning and ^Oin
ulate grades. Others, linwever. believe that the thing is otten overdone to an unnecessarily improved skill at motoring
at the expense of studies. Still others .contend moraU so'fcr.
The University of Michigan, up to very recently, im ;
been among the more broad-minded who believed that s!-idents could decide for themselves what mixture they desir d
of hooks and night air. No doubt many of them could, but
some, it seems, were partial to the open road, and scholuiship declined. A ban was placed by President Clarence ( ouk
Little on automobiles.
Whereupon squawks arose, and, according 1&lt;» 'lime, the
university mentor issued the toilowing explanation:
"Insofar as this office is concerned, no restrictions or
rules noi now in operation ace p..-liner, fur:
"Jl Canoeing, rowing, sailing, drifting, vimn.ing ot
Tanking.

T h e E. 0 . P a i n t e r it
F e r t i l i z e r Co.
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Judging (from the way eatery
j^liai boon polling nt top prices in
inford ‘itjahould he spelled “eel1y."—Florida Tintos-llnioti.

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rf Journalfim
(tie ink h» use
would «eet|i to indicate.

■S’rtory showing the ndvriti in" ,
all,-. anil Ihe radio o w in i- woubl
;i*l tin* pay for pel mit l itig the
ifilia l adve tisem ent, I" In ile*
m ieil from '.heir n i.wer plaid*
l( i*• ime t o r llir now.-p.ipe: . la
twal.oii I., ip. it uni ion. I’ei omil'y,
ve have i ir.* nii* ,i of more than
t'C.ni* Co* a, tout ion of Eloridu
ilitor- i * ill" ooialition that exists
ii1,1 (to gi .n Iowa ds ahieli we
ii * lienoi'd Ion often, the u lito r ol

I! a a " r i t it in - " I 1 i ..... I I !i
M"O iler of a i,&lt; i&gt; l o t i n l l o i i . lh
l m h o lias I
e i i n a iio in te i ii
We do do: understand how nr, t o t a l i l I'lih b rii in n e w . p o p e i
American heiiess inubl weai je\.
and n r ig a n io
W h e n th e I n s t n i
le In her j nose ami heroine the
t i m t d . n i i o in . .&lt;■m e e t
• f .- ,i*.ni
dfe of an* Ii iiimi tnahatajiili un
m ' l e i n l p'litn i" v..*ie m a d e ov
ees ihe h(|d hern hypnotised
i i mi in. io*a p a p e r s . ■I-, J not a w it..
&gt; ------1,------I to t h * I l a ' l l en t. in t e v »\ •••
The bij£ question of the liou * h a lp n o .
t r . i i i e Cn* f i i . i i , th
eems to t(jM whether I'nhl'sliei \i*1 1 " i d lit,. &lt;de.i*ling l u m p . i t . (
’a n y and Editor G ruret of the , w ith ll ■ i 'VO t, lilt ell.III!.- o f lligl
lie (’"innieii ia| has w a ite d his J
acldonvif
vice Juurnat spent;
&gt;
Io cut I |n iwi re d r a d i o stn lio n * - I r e ’. r h ' n i
•m igy and hi- lime delving into |
thor wh.’g t o v y nice: in ti e o ffice.'
f r o m i ' 1" A t l n n t i e t«i th e I’n e i f i i . (he* ■ p tup '.sitions for tin* good
| und fii.in t h e g u l f t h r o u g h
Me*
Jim Cartam suys tie i. ugninsl I b . l.. i n o u n l i n n s t " tin* v. r y rd*p of tin* flateu iity as a whole, and
iy new hiublie iftdebtedness fo ■ o f ( ' a m n i a , h a s t o in ten t i*ly com for all ihr appreciation jie has a*.
■I'iVed, l*i might as wo’l have been
me thin* to con e. Want Florida n c i el.ili/.ed (tie a i r t h e ' i too ii&lt;

Ilending In.- time pluyicg g df. So
ids now* ii ti*ul economy while pll.(i
Ms
,)y ,
i. „l. „ f ;l.h ,
he
Cinnmeici.il will (uni. for itsilf
i popuInfiun catches up with Its tisittg. I In* new ,...... , « m e slid u ,
•lore, ami with this suggest ion,
f(B opm c|t.
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I awake t &gt;this i rm peiition. They a
•:o.*e (‘ii* subject ns fnr a- public
giving iheii* spnre day afte r da; liM'Utcdon o it Is ronsevrm d. \\,
Bobby .?imo.-. m ignnnimously de- to th,* nnnviincciiionl of program
lo want to say ImweVBr, that it
&gt;r«, “f do not recall th at I have that uie nufhitig in the win Id hit
'vo a Id le a wise move for the
•T'scen *'hut appeart'd to me to paid n h e riis ln g . Night rift,
an ictTnllonnl lireai h of the night.' ilir**ngh the W J/. and the t new.-pap rr of the entire country to
es." W(j feni Hobby hns u eon- W EAF i Imins, practically each ; pay a little attention lo Will Hen­
derson at Shreveport, and to vhoilont iiiwnoiy.
half hour brings funvi, d a |Mu*l f w i(
t|).,t u ,k „’ llt KMA
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grant fpntn rome different Indus Slieniinduah,'. It w-,v, on the .-aihfeet
’he O elU S tar says that Gov- trial i r I'olnmereial u d v 'iti.ln g if these advertising 'c h ain s th at
or Wajjtin ‘is no; to have un Wr bold in our hand at the me
inve :&lt;J firmly entrenched themTranvj,elicit tal'e for the Sen- met l, an iitinoutaVnicnt rent cui li'lvgs vvith'jA.’h povvcied :la ion.*
;P(»ss1l|y »q, hut Senator Far!, iy u .Inckaonvilli* concern nddre&amp;a on Tiueli (i wide, auge of waveifi noarrr being Trammelled td m a r ly "m the editor." su g ­ vn^m 'yhubTllV j^aiv virtually, as
J 'Martin does.
gesting .th a t we m il attention t* \Vi|l- .HcpdvrVmi nays, •Vonfmmd
an uddlvss that will he delivereil
tlirm,* dr^gone ' fhtvm. ilaj ld tnn
W. p atiq ri of the Wall shoitly from a Chicago stution b&gt; them, jimAriug the ale all the lin o *
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r t Joutnal *,*&gt;■* Florida “has the preHilenf of * tin* «*»mpojir j '

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lish speech, the r,eu winch receives tributaries from every
rejrinn under heaven. I simuld as soon think of‘swimming
across the t'harles river when I wish to go to Huston as
of reading all my hooks in originals, when 1 have litem ren­
dered for me in inv mother tongue.—dCmerson.
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d e tn a r a t i o n h o tw e e n tic* r a d i i ml
Tampa Life, a new hot promising ve t i s i n e a n d t h a t p r i n t e d i&gt;
paper, is rA&gt;t as green in the field ] p itilien. ii ■ .

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Twenty-five thousand person.'
Watched life wedding of the SeatGROWING PUBLICITY COMPETITION
*V) |firl to^the M aharajah rtf- lie
l-E E K Itrltd ( O.MMliltt I VI.
are. MustJ' have been ns thrilling
Boro.
aa a foothill itamp.
T i m e i« a l m o s t h e r e f o r I he tip
-&gt;et up a situation whereliy the
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p e n r a n e o o | i , g r i / a i d e lin e s o ' *u \Vh|iapi'i*s would run five a di-

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| " 0 Love." h said, “ unfold to me
!i
. this thing.
3, F athom the^reason of thv joy nod
• p«tn." ;
'T o illd .t liaV1'I ,&lt; i V « raid, “ui:
"‘J l
Hours of n tng. eating |ootli-1*ni~hm::. gi'ttieg
aunshinp a/id no ruin 7
, ,
iWouIdst linin' all laughter and cot &gt;" '"‘‘i’ ,,r 1'«rmnj- out lig h ts.
o f k n ick i
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any te a rs?
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c lu tliin ir . (cv(*n to | lie e :;li‘
All plenty pud no leuti and huug- h a l f w a y to th e a n k le s a n d re d n e c k tie s )
^ ry years?
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iirid g e , checkin'.'., cro&lt; iuet. k n i t ti n g , o r o tln
Iiatl cherry Iduitnoms Iit- w 11i t \&gt; | b o is te r o u s s p o r ts .
L the whole year through?
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“ H g raaY s ^ f o r e v e r bright
" O f c o u rs e , s tu d e n t in g e n u ity m ig h t d e \ , ..v u m s t a n .|
with dfcw?
|e s u n d e r w h ic h a n y o r all ot th o s e a c tio n s m ig h t he u n w is e
l.v c o m b in e d o r m is u se d .
b* ra y ," j/&gt;ve m id ; "How sweet |
"M ur e x a m p le , a m a n in re d flan n e l.- m ig h t t r y V' It 11
t e rm m ing cup
H tru sh in tr h is 11 « *.ii to p a d d le , n itli a i ro q u e t m a lle i, a c a n o e
we hfcve cohh* a thirsty wav
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|ow aw ed !y o u r irom hllng siWiuc ' a in e c u s to m a r y , m ig h t m.. &lt;i \ c ry m ild a n d g e n tle r e - t r i c i
on my breast
I i&lt;Ul. ’
‘W hen wo fyiv*&gt; come n weary tvnv !
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to rest."
I like In In hi'hiddcn t«» Hie jrreat tueinqiulitau Mng
By tRnrhnra Younc

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THE SANFORD HERALD, felKSDAV, MARCH 2 0 , , l S - - ’X *
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Pipe Organ Club Has TWrs. Leroy Has Party; Missionary Society
Lovely Social Meet For Young Daughter
Conducts Meeting
phone 148 MRS. fR E D . S. DA ICIER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37

One nf the |ovi*iii*«t, social meet*
M s. Peon ireltny entertained
itur* of the Pipe O rgan Club belli tuii&lt;t iKlliji;htfully Friday evening
IhU season wa- th a t jjf Monday ut a s t . Putrieii’* party nt her
iiftrrmviir when it wits' entertained h'*nie "ii Ma^nniin Avenue, honor*
il the glie-H of M u . \V. A. Znch. i m tJoir -rm ng rtnr gh t r r &gt; t f?T:"T.'flTe
u
u r 3 att-^ir?r~Ji^fff V tilfbir Rh^ s r I-1ti v, I he rotors o f gu-cn nnd
ie largest and most an-,. Fmcd. ■AVnierm ap—: utgaide~t
the
home of Mrs. Zachnrv on Pat h white u r i r riniiiiaslaetUiii i h e deein! uffnirs of the Hbii- the Wa Mr man l ’r-untnin Pen *'om-

K nights Of ‘Columbus Head Of Pen Company
Have Social-Affair ' Honors Fnstis Editor
e card putty nnd tlam y-rpany. •■■.foL

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da gave a lUtjhor pat-iv at
!■•intnin- I Inn Inst night in
Tdiko. The committee lion ir I Hubert .1. Holly, Jr,, tiiwore Paul
Monohar. new . nor i.ml editor of the Kti*Inies, Charles I., R iitt,
1 V
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ir»nl. A six course (linnet

tv ft 'TTi«Hmr* nToetliiFT ol

lh. .Methodist Church
. ire Urged to ho p-vsL l ! ,- of the F ir s t Bnp-

nnd (icne

I . gfivnil will moot a t

I iehnrd.

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&lt; Howed hy cl pars mid vott'c-*

? hail room was bright and i i ta!k* hy ttew*pa|ier men
i plants, festoon* of uml i
officials and rcpi'ciriitiiand n l*&lt;&gt; baskets o f ! llv‘‘
"f ta k e County
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, I 'rait. Waterman acted n* tn-t
flower* ci lobbied with iI .....
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and called upon ...
Mr. *«
Moore id the
inif wn enjoy.ed th ro e. 1'iv. b&gt; tc iinn t'lm irh, Rev. I*. T.
’Vcninti 'rile music win John?" i ()f tin- Episcopal Church,
y. re fe r Fcluml nnd li&lt;
! •Vhm-r. uf the New ?|ui!-"i'
Favor? of shamrock* Men'- News nf-I'lerm oni. Mayor
i. anil preen sweet peas - b""hedy of F.ustis, Hon l.o.Tes ns well n« ureen im i n,‘r *’! J*".' Clermont Pres*-, and nm
paper nip* were dis- nV " ' y•-»:i wilt* welcomed the i ew
irintc the evenimr. I" 'tl'to r in laisti* and laike Cminty
p
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.The M\b Mine wiin responded t" bj
re plnvcd in the driii
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Pi gt the heme of Mrs.

L-parti on Kim Avenue,
fjitfpjinid and 3frs. C. C.

Kjjicjsc?.
[ptpsrtnicnt of the WoL Women's Circlp »f the

tr, Chore Ii will meet at
U*t the church.

U r Ib.’i School Parent
U-.iciation will hold a
IftMday afti nmon, 3:30
th,’ Jui'im" High' S.-hool.
h.f v . , Utci tuin the n*-

LtranKed hy Mi*. A. F..1 il ,C'v. wm'd* of ntnirechitimi for

it (hi. meeting.
ffKIiM.SHAY

i f Him the'color in-lam" he *|ih pilid spirit in which the
aid while tvii* c a m ...
1,11,1 welcomed Urn c!ii..r
iiiuiitii- . r m l flow. . and foi Ihe dinner tendiye.l-itt idire
S of shamrock*. Whs P a le i"ai to the new*pap. • lo.-o.
hud hcen cmuliided mnl Tims, pn
i*id weed Ue. M P
ii.
mpntvd the pi ire M -,*-hT S' ,M- i : i ' s - "•
i:; cup* and sum . r* wa
"l
M,'&gt; " 1 N-

*

foge r 1 m Ic of the F ir s t

«* ( mi 11.
.a Tubin
• ire. ..
!•; The l a.

will give a
.-•at ir*M:Oth-o**
i cliovva Hull
1‘iddic i s . c o ’ri. will ciitertnin
i c l . nt 3:30
. I oioii \ve- 1

day* 11 ip In- t ‘tilin a d I .. i . ■
Mi. lid* from I i l ia ' I.

t.cli vva* f.-rvi i

loot '

( '

1i--it • Mon.l.i
. ccl, s m o t o r ! ■
it. ta li a m i i 1to t

-a the Kii-t 1

The Kin:’ - 1ki.iclil- is of IbMil !l--ni
I leii-li I "111 i! t—gldal
Iic- iiic- s -rid s.nial nice: ng, M-.udri/ . '- n ng :&lt;t ihe home "! Mi-*
\ i (i-i mg Mi Kim. Tin- in- ci.iig ,
. | - - - i d ovci by i In* p i.- - ufuiit,
Mi - M i:'i i a* inwiiy followed by
I- . vi r. !!"|."it i from tin- d iffi-n n t
■'tTaecs and I'-niimiUet* cltniinien
a. c I'entiiie* •! t ‘a* bn ine*s -vion. .' .-vi tal tic" a c tivitir &lt; for tic
i lass were dincu**ed and it wa* d e ­
cided t&lt;&gt; give a play, “Tlie Private
Sc.-iadary,” to lu-lp raise fumi-i for
Il - c* |&gt; u s, - of thi* cla .. Tile r-lf-t l a nf ii|, 'i« c i “ took pine restii' ing
.'
I- h -v
1 1 t"- idea!,
*-f ■ - Mil e
11
"line '1 K mi; vi ■ yi c - 1•1. nt.
M's* F voll'ii I. ii ol o l d : sc- n-Mi \ ,
■V- 1

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WubMis- V
Hall. I:

di

Hal., ii

M. 11 u v e a !h .

!.a. Mi

H

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Quebec

nnd

'KePn- ~ «t:diLL.iinf-

I Adimioiul Society Continued
On Pago Hi

'■2 CIUI.S .WANTED
A happy .com edy dram a
youth, love und tuughtcr.
tuHmr Jnpct Gnynnr.

nf

fca-

T.uprrn, t.nn p in

Factory Prices On
Paints &amp; V arnishes
A u In K n u n u d s, ut! co lo rs.
(Jtm rl C a n s
S I.00
A u to T o p D re s s in g .

Dint ( ’tin s

dill

Seminole Paint and
Varnish Co.

-SOME SCOUT*
Colo* Classic

•NOimi OF SUEZ"

W EDNESDAY
Aileca Pringle, Norman Kerry
nnd Mom I' Barrymore in
TitODY AND S O l'I."

2 0 1 \V. ,si. St, I’lionc 733

i .i i men Ai nbcic. Williams, Mi-* l.llon IV1 n ! and
Fhmiie Sim . Htllie. M iss. Ki.tlgi 'tie Till.-.
I tank Seine*. I cv«is
Mai ■* . IM \ rton. J r. - .lat
* Harris Armor
roll. l " o
Wilti.uns, Frank T Mary

II VIS*s•

To Lecture Thursda&gt;

lilt! id It. a-b V
iaill),l

Mall Hal i i* \i.ll*i, a li.itl'er-i

Ireell t rr-r" IT'-i, ;&gt; d J c|'lljc,^.(o I w i l s ' . I l K

i" ifj,. *Hn^T'"-i'" , -| . al,. i- nf |1. ,'«u-i
leave'H'V. " ;l1 ■1**11*"i a h-clim at tli •
m ile F'irst lhi|'ll-t
t Imccl. ut T JO
i.m. o i lock T im .-d.iv evening. Tin- «&gt;
. a»1-&gt;n will b. i ■".• night m.-ctini: "i
the &lt; "litml l-'I'-i iji.i t 'i.nfeietiVi- a
the
Woman’! t liri-tum Vr-mpet
lloii-boiiler
iiturm-d
aft- inonn from \c-v liner. Cnittti.

II. ||. Iterg, Mi l. 1!. I Cooper, Jack*’■

r Mi

A ir mil l between

Ai'Uft.htijt* IruuEirv ihe- V*nTT*irf-ST-

M--

, • | iridgo.
\l ' Ib-Ki i! I- Sl-lmn
■ 1-Mil. ''Ii. d F Hawk f . Mrs. J. Scott
Mu.'in d. M n .i.il - Ma ah u ll.. Volte ’
j;, i

speaker* n* |

T li"" lo. o'ing tin* iiiTuir wo- e wii I" -'and wen- served hi a gi -up

\ ] . i \\
li.ik i , Mi t*. II.
v isit t
r
! , Mr*. J. 11 • oa loiigli. Mr*. I.

o f t tk l a lm n •&lt; 1

hurch Society Meets
A t Reufular Session

ol

M. St*vonil omtiunal

Mi* ‘ J* oi iliv Haynes. 'Ii** Kalb of IT.liie-e maiden i wen, lie: nal
eripr *1.
\| i. - Mart \liee ic.
- n : Thrive serving w.- &lt;■
Shftio, ’i. . I.ueille Pod/,. Miss Mi ■ II i. K in . Miss Marin M- . . .Dor"* " . I im 'O i. Mi.*- Marion Mis- I’ovie Ihii'sey, Mi- i .ule

liciiiu* n c litm nts coii*i*lnig -&gt;f
a t:i*t-* ala I • "or- and tea.
M. in 'i.. present ' “ ic Mi*. I-"!**
Mi
lev T lii &gt;all. M ■-. I ram i* Ii H»d*., t u r n e d i

Mi

Mis. W a lt.c
cue-t Mr*. G. ‘i

*on mg i*i "in a -pc
table b; M e . F, 1

Mt)\l&gt;.\ 1

part we.
m,
lonn
. Mn-eu
M * K ll Hat&gt; y. Mis. Ton. Pelt.
Mrs. C (’. Priest. M u. I! \V. Tui
tier and .Mi* K. 11. i.nuev. all
wcurb-.g Oriental costumes. Mi*
S. It. Abetvi i tnbic pianist, played
number .of ilelighirul Chinese »oh».The program p i-scnic.l a picture
of t'hitie.se life ad years ago in con
trust with ihe hi. of today, ..bow­
let or. . .. ii-i went to l.evvis ing remarkaP.e increase in educa­
Mnioiu.II,
tion..... ...
and a g n a t spirilt* i'. il and white . amlie* were uni awakening. A vo.nl rob' by
placed i he tables and enjoyed Mrs. Abei'crond'ic was gi at!;, induring tilt* prog re** nf the game* joyed nml th.* i&gt; ogruui wa- ,-onuml a y_ bt'.c poll the hostess eluded with ( hiiii'*r music.
served
fschiiient* consisting»of
The-Oi iental ideas were further
jjrn n ,.u 0 wh'ite'ice .ream , green r a llie d ol|t m the refreshments of
runl » 1* frosted cukes and punch. eliop sih-y, Hci*. tea and Mini!-

win- is ilu g u irt of .Mi
\i. . !■: mi ('oh i A'cime. I .ale :ti the nlli.li coil Mrs. I!. A Ni-'wi'-ai*. cr- l"i-iii...n i (i.- h'-tiss-c* M-rve.l de■l ined Sund-jv ev^ung. ............ ten

lif.I

well ii* n number of loc"! women
will mhli &lt;■ -’ lift mocUog. _

l^nlT eori*

sago palm b ainbes and cluster*
of iTiig.nit orange idiHSon-*.
I :m fan wa* she game . hosen
for ii,.- i'f:';i.c ami. caused the eve­
ning hour.- to pas* all to soon.
When the games hud been eoniluded t l i 1 pi h e for the gills, a daint­
ily . . o tn lc i.l t.a ii pit m, was
•Aval leil MUs Marion Waldron,
yvhib',: ■. hois’ |.i:,.c, a Ixix of to i­

Will hail.
IVhi:belinedj II. M. tides, Cha*. Iled.
h w in In Il-'-md. Wal.
I mull. Cnpt...lim..... i f
. . ived ii ei
';ll;
1 " h u " 1 " " ,1 J,,hn 1 ' h‘ . . hi. Mi*. t"iii.loii::h in b e h a l f j 'f
-....... mm. n '
,,r '
.......
M" « h '
“ i [ &gt;*m class jvesr Hied l'c. King w.-tl
n* irmdr h r ■Mr.«"Tr:i,,d ‘
Mrs- '*• h :
' ' T» a Ivomit i fill hoa.ii.it a* t --ken of
. v..,. ., :,.,.i...i w i t h «
A’ !
appreciation.
m e . P e te r Paul win. ,a| ra/ h r &gt; 1 f1' Jf“ , 'y ‘UMl ' ' J '
The next meeting of the club
, , . .......................
.I lly. Jr., and
I . IlcUmt.
will be held Monday afternoon at
•Ml cV| ico Woodcock of It 1 ili'l, the lion.i of Mr- V K HnssiiOl

It \V

\ n n o r &lt;*t

. ^ ih iP W ali*
t h i n ' nitractive
'.priie were d cro .iled with an
iiliuuiiniue of cut flower* including
cnleiplulnt!, la rk s p u r, und
rose*Tli. c were anniiK cl in wall lias*
ket* and hnv'l*.
Roll call wn* responded to by
the member* telling cun-uQt events.
T h ela i tines* session wa* presided
over by tile president Ai.f, J. II.
Ctdchntgh, when rmitinr liusinc**
wa* carried out. Plan* welt* mode
and perfected for the luncheon to
he served for the \V. C. T. IP.
Thursday, at the First HaptUt
Chut eh: A fter nil business hud been
transacted, the installation of the
office s for the ensuing year took
plate. Those se vntg arc: luesidcnt,
Mi*. Franci* F. Ihdzi tire prvsid&lt;uit. Mrs. II. I*. Cooper: secretary,
Urr. -sidncy— J. Ni\ . i rcasurcr.
Mi*. f,e*ley T. It van. A vote of
tbanl - veils evtcmlcd by- ilie class
to Mm . Cob-lough, resiling prtsiib nt. for her splendid wor* and
ipiidanre during tip* past year.
At the com lusii'ii of tlie instal­
lation. tin* study .I i
wa* con*
due Sid by Hr. F. H. King. This was
ihe last lesson ol the !■ i'*e and
l» King oiitllm d pisu * for the
•-V,n iiiia tin ii. which will be held

'•non of the \V. C. TitjV. will

jn’ld «t the Fii&gt;i H.ipti't Church on i

nf thy Thnm hty und will open u t 11:30 A.

Missionary I’iW-le of the Kir«t
Method:?: I'lu r r i was londuetn!
Monday n f v r.&lt;-im_hv_ jJliuJUfiibi
IJeiuifU i ;refc n^tiorThe ishdor’dilp
of Mr*. I.hi.wl 111' ' i ii.. A vhiiu e

n Bf^hi^PSuuU im w

’’ 't*~Ami "other

by the ninhiher* of the in
Columbus, nt tlie 11
the

^ o f Wes’ev- at S p. m

Tho pvi.'.untm meeting

the righlfc: to attend thliTiHHttng.
Tin* Control Regional Confer1

||| 111 tile pa-t WCi-l,

At • ord ittg i -• il. c
ht-iu.l Mr* \ t n . " i , -b«
. f n m iv el- us ptiw'-v. t.
t. find in . 1 . c
. I-,

Iin - si. k.-i, I.,

w h o iutv •
i a v. iliac
-dll. - I-'.• n. c
t

i at-.*' i . b.rii i . -j

NoiO on display —r
For women who lope, beautiful
things —* *in

f

Da’mlv collar and cuff sets —
New silk triangle scarfs —
“konii fit
\ssicrcs

, ary,

Me’. l i - . Odum

twi

\. Mi - | IVau

-1)0

V:

ji-siter, | vvrI).
kill S. liowa-l

,'dauil" G o t1on a ' ; l n-ii - ill &gt; i

Mi , T I » iritft lb*, I
|
\ : i i 11n- adj nn,mciit . f the
h'-ill- -i -*•-:• n mtaiv guinea ai d
i-ode I* ' - . i c i i joyi-d nfler whi* h
■ ting id' I!
- i' k ill in- n! • .-f I-.- i i ci. m nml i ake
Holy t i -- s i *}w* ."i sci ed la t ! .■ ho.-ti—- a ■-i*I
1e|-i .-&gt;l"fid.i
•al hy In . no tin , ’-irs U M, M.
• !*' 11oii*i wit a
F. Till. Eb&gt; i (it esc ! mi ic Mi* Fdl t Ii
W K. W al*..a,
iiicmher* sew Vain. Mis* Mary Ifiiukin. Mi * l-ae
tie i.L’tdi ii ha*k• l.vn I iilenfield, Miss Kiln I Til lit),
K Voting i-i.tl* .Min* 'I inb* &lt;'arrow.iv, Mia* Ro- I Ui'y I III s, t II" hcrrii Clnt'l.c, J l t u -Alwe li-aidtinr"
—i h e TTiurlot MPKim.'^ria. I 'm i l l ' I.ansing. Mr-.
lanbrr of nn ni- Thelma Host. Mr-. |{.iheit C.
ililelest jiii; i iiiu-i'in, Mr*. \V. II. Itawl.'ii'.
.Via. (I. U Gliborl. Mi*. C II

i J*
•■viDn*'-*'

J- 'rtf

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ft*

iMIlgi

i -i h a s d r a w n t h e
l o r y h o s p i t a l to
' o l a , C o lo m b ia .

10 TICKETS FREE

Girls Dresses
(i to i i

TO MILANE T H U R SD A Y

From Gage
TURN TO
Un'ms arc tnrnctl in a new way, t rmvifs moulded wilh a
t
^
*
are ritoru Temininu than heretofore for Easter, l'.'-S

C lassified

:* 4

itslteiing ir. new trimming trealmenls, ne-.&lt; colors and

Find These Lines

11

ideas.
", ■

San’

’Furnished. Water nn&lt;f garage”

The Most Important Hats of
the New Spring" Season

Itungaliiw apartment completely

p r in g Your Afisu-cr .To ....
Hr/nTf-VV,

Ten nearest correct a n e a i t * s ( ans­
wers will win a ticket . ■■

‘T HE uDJVINE

w om ans

English
Prints

1Hmitios
Halistu

’to district with heavy Mack soil
Phone S70 or return _1(II

Fast colored

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sets of the early railway builder
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m oney, energy, were conserved:
mount of fruitless pioneering and
was eliminated, by trusting to the
instinct which had led the herds al
obscure and little-known w avs.

the perplexities of m odem buying. It points
the w ay to the goal o f safety and sound
value; it avoids the pitfalls of unknown and
you are
•■ •
V ^n iv ir,

broad,
sure

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Rex Packart Heads
Local Elks Lodg4
===*?5
10-A-:PtniH rrT T fitf*E jfK 8

AD. RATES
C«»b In A dvanro_

T " ______ »* * 11“
C Z ............- £ c a line
rate* on reqneeU
. nduced ra te s i a r t f®r
■tire inscrtlonM
C r f s of averafee length
1 ated a line. T
/
gam charge of 30e fo r

Turkey eggs: Mammoth bronze
from blue ribbon stock, $5.00
per setting; W. J. Hnupt, U7 W.
Adnleq, St. Tampa, Fla.

and collector a«nl

M '“' ’""To* . line

r e u s i n g la re a tric U i.
gr clMsificatloiL
, trTor Is madoi The 8an*
,ld will be responsible
one incorrect Inacrtlpn,
ertiscr for subsequent
Bi. The office should be
I immediately In caae of

14-r-Rooms Without Board
One la rg e .fro n t bed room, twin
beds, private bath adjoining.
112 W. Hugbey.
1 Bedroom.

|r0 ADVERTISER?
Herald
representative
-jily familiar with rates
tod classification will
mi complete Inform ation.
[y00 wish, they w ill assist
wording your w ant ad
i it mare effective.

nouncemcnls
ftlM flE BLOSSOM CLUU
liable you to meet worthdies or gentlemen who nr&lt;;
new frhnda. Inform ation
plication blanks on request,
ox 1111. Tampa, Fla.

I ll Rpfk Avc.

15— Apartment For Rent
Mahoney Apts. 1000 Oak Ave.
- Furnished. W ater mid garage.
Vacnnt Apr. tat. Phone 18-J. *

»»i t i.KitK u p ,T ir n M 'u tu riT
■i 1
■*•■■*."•* my ennJlJ.^y
k

■'TJr.jrt*-??

Dollars

hi

Dont let two of them go after some­
thing th a t one could bring home.
Make each one do its duty. You’ll
’

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■■

find the most practical help toward
saving money in this Classified Sec­
tion every day.

4 rooms, bath, and screened porch.
Unfurnished, (ill Myrtle Avc.

twr (he .d fjee nf C lerk of ine d r ­
u m C ourt su b je c t | o tli- will of
in,, v n t - i . rit t-*r ln - m .ic r.tto p r i ­
m ary on .lout- 5. ISIS

I&gt; l- THRASH B it
rm i i i .k iik i i n n i r coi iit
I hei«i i iiniiioinee my cunilldno
lu. it... of(|. e ..f (.lerls, of the
V "‘ UH C oin, iiiajo,; -•} ifio action
ol iti, vid.'ir

t ii.e dune t’rlmury.

It It. 11HAS.

r o u siir.t-.ii'K
I hi-l eli) a iini&gt;uni i myself ax .
candiilat. fop sheriff of Seminole
Cunaty subject to the action ol
Hie Democrnttc primary to r..
held In Ilia e»r|&gt; p«r t ,,f J u-.e I'sSS.
Very

reniitctlvely.

B 1: lilt ADY.

rtu t r o i NTY rno A i:ru T l.\(i
ATTOliriKY
I do ieljy a IIlinoncu my candldary
for i•■•■le.iltn: to th e , o f t n e of
a mini; I'rosecultng Attorney mb
*12^ ,
Hi e &gt;xill of t h e ' v o .s r s in
the He nun-rat It- prlmnrj on Juno (,
•
JOHN d I.Kti.N AIIHT
rti Till; MiTlcns n r h iiiiim ii .i :!
I
C i ll M l .
I 'M‘ h to iiHitoiittce that l nm n[
Candidate for te-elecllon to the of
fie* *t I'o.mty' Ci.nimisxiotier front
Hlxlrn-t No |. sU|,j,.r t to die ile
fit" n ■* the x.iters In the HeiuoCret e t'runar) to tie tield mi Ji.nui
tith, \ n t;i;v
itod-oN s t i :i :u :.

Bungalow apartm ent. Completely
furnished. Desirable location.
Phone 90,
Handsomely furnished apartm ents,
Frigidaire. Murphy Steel kitchen.
Hall Maid service. Garage. Ex­
cellent neighborhood. Park A part­
ments No. 5. Phone SIR J.

trcau *-•— ’, • |

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Political Announcement

■White W yandotte Chicks, bred to
lay. Send for booklet. FaLcviUa.
^ jgJlthy Fnrm , O rlandy^ Fla.d a b y '^ c h i c k s
Selected stock delivered, W. l e g ­
horns 100 $12. Heavy Mixed 100
$12. B. Rocks nnd It. I. Beds 100
$15. 500 $70. Emerson Hatchery,
Htooksville, Fin.

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t PPIt I III STY J t ' l t R i :

(Political Announcements) t
rim

tax

as.

r.sson

t w ish to a n n o u n c e my c a n d id a cy
f o r tli*. n f l i r t of T a x A ssc .n n r of
S em in ole C ou n ty , s u b j e c t
in llie
will of Itie V oters In 1W J u n e
n r t m a r y.
j o r . r . Ch i t t e n d e n .

I

Political Announcements
r o u xT.tTt: u :n is i.A T c iit:
I wl.li to Hiinouacr my candidacy
for Hu- S tn t. 1 elgslature (droop
2) ami will upiirecinii- suppoit la
the prliunry to be held In June.
U r. MAHAN.

Celery Markets'

l,R a &lt;

lt»T -P a r te ! ? '
l't&lt;! I'ulei- i f th; 1 cal Elk',
i nt tho hnnu ii 1 1- e t;.;;i h-bl thi i.aa
week according t.i a ..luniniemcil

"

. IJaiJqfliHx'H.odnv.“&lt;flh«

Bureau m' Aj*r!cn(lurtiT Emmi- [ i 'f i . ■• I itcctcd fo the |c m h |
mics co-npernilfig with the
Florida S tate Bureau of Mar­ year a r t: E. p. Chittenden, E t |
1,-.-ailing Knight; J h I.uuwlg, E jf
kets.—R. R Corbin,
Ix r tu r ’ng Kalght; A. S Peck, K 4
l.ocal RcprcM illative
I.jyal Krtight; Ed. I’ojrkc, Ti'ei
FEA Tl’IlFS ON THE AIK
' T Iu :c were t*9 cars shipped B. Kungi*, u cretr.r;.: T. E. ititcH;
(Tuesday. March 29.)
from Sanford yesterday, 7 from-htranaurnrj nnd J. S. \vT.lmr.i
7— V itcr.i’ S i r v k e ; &lt; “ W hat
' Man:; oe Sexi’on and t t,.' unknown i tru sle j f j r thriu je.irr.
Omgri ss 1h Doingl'—WEA”
4—
WTU' W JA R .W TA G WCSH j origin whi. h brought ihe .Florid t
1.1*VINE TO
RECORD
total to sip cares. 7 wonty-three
_ SEEK
_
M'FI WRC WGH WS.M WKliH
WI1AS WS.M WTAE WHY.
went n it (turn Calif, making the U. j PALM 'llEACH. Fla., Mar. 2A
7 :.'I0 -Smodjlaas p “ChurnruaV ' S. tutu! I lit. 1 Tie .S up lord biliings (IN S )— Charles A. ),evitu&gt;, fir t
Cumc"—WEAK WETL1 WTIC " ’ore ir fell &gt;w&gt;; 2d Piiiotiiuc Yard a. tran s-Atlantic air pns.-cngtr, a
W T ir WJAR WTAG WCSII
18 Wnyeross, d Chicago, rt Jersev nounced . today Chat h" and h
AVC.R WGY.
Gity. 5 New Yoik. 2 Detroit, an-! pilot Wilmcr S tu lti will take q
8— Strentbcri-CnrUon hott : 1 each Decatur. Korenee, G ra’.xl Saturday on nn altcn ip 'fd wore hi Attn ami q u artet—UM/.
Rapids. Mah.icit., M ltiticatt'lis.: tecnnl endurance fi ght. 'Hie ty^i
WIMS WI1A1. WHAM KDKA
Nniln ll.i. Ottawa, Phitmlelphla, ilirrf» w|}| „yC the pinre ‘ Oolutf
WJR KYW. ’
iloclu stei
Scranton. .Syrnc use. jj;!" &gt;vhiqh held the previous rcro|
8 —Seiherling Singcru; Music | anil T o ld
until brxtkcn‘recently in Germans
There is little eh tinge in the f.oji.
o' Ma n- Lamia—WEAF W EEI
WTK* WJAR WTAG WCSII I market which continues steady in
RntcxtW'a populating tx n j
WKJ WRG WGY WGR WCAE price i-' tnoatly $2.00 for natural .-.tlmated to be nearly 900000
WTA.M WW.I WSAf WGN W- tun fires with discounts on the r l i „ ,lf jiUrtOO in the past 11
'at fc and Viry small nod n.fexv sc- [ . rn r,
11AS WSM WMC WSB.
8:20 -Air W e a v e Colton | lu ted 0V ami K's selling a: $2.25.
Telrgraphie report ftenv Phiia- ! ibd cinsing at S A.*M. on their Wf; v
ami Mo .T h ru -- WEAF
WF1
riclthi.i shows that 12 car* artiv- 1 1 tltelr final d»f!inatio'r: 48 N«
WKC W*.Y WGR WCAE WT
ed front Florida and that there, ar-* Y iri;. 11 J’hiludelphia, 8 each
AM WSAl WKHII.
9— Evcrccdy In to ; In a PIioji- 12 car- mi tracks. The supplies ate 1 .tixtuirgh. Host n, Baltimore,
ovraph Studio —WEAK WEEI rutd to he iniulenite. demand mod* i lecel md. ii Montreal, 5 New*n^t,
r n t e . and ntarl.xt. sunuly. F l.O ltl.; i. Itetridt, " each Oninmlms,
WJAR. WF1 w t:r. WGY WC.II
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WCAE WTAM WWJ WSAl W- I).\ 10-im li crate# in the rough | burgh. Rochester, Toronto,
v i | ixn !inl an scllittg li dux. $J.2‘i- j Washington, 2 each Alton
(JN WilAS WSM WMC WSB
2,T»’i. 1 dor. $2.filf-2.75. Pi-8 ilci*. j Yoiingstown. ptnd 1 each A'bar
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$ l,00:.*..elP, 10 do.-.. #S.tP0.".2o, atiJ I Chicago. Toledo, Wilkes
Tl l-.SDAY, MAR( H 2 0 .
j oerer nil sizes *2.Op).2.75.
I Schenectady, W atertown,
-491.5, WEAF New Yu I;, tin'
One bundled jiml thirty-seven dem-e, Bridgeport, anil Bclhlche
2:15. Pat nnsMii T rio ;‘5, Tn-'tu f 1Mrs wi re tepArti'd passed Ciiirtn- There were 18 ears held in Potoir if;
hidicHtni; fi. WnMorf Aptn in- « r- nuti Vnnli ilm irg th»* *J1 hou»* per 1Yurtls fur reconliirnmcnt*.
srrviro; . :

P ro g ra m s

( I ••••!'&gt; aiitinunce my cnmtlitacy
f**r i hi* ♦*ffid* of i'nnoty
of
M#!.i'l*x*ic r*o in tv4 Klorltin, nuhjoct
’• ''i"1' lot Ion of the D'OiiocritUc
I** t 1. t JiiiBt fa1ti.
My caul*
t'H* i ‘ l'* r thin ,»ffloo in in iti** linti.lH
l’’&gt; f r lo m ls
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couni * .n il w. NPiiidt nn* Kupporii
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JI. Me Her, form erly of I room apartm ent fo: rent. Iwingr u n ro v s T .v in .r.
(onvtllc, Fin., nnttounccs the
ley npnrtm cnta. 011 P ark Ave. TO T l t S VOTIillH Ol s n n . M i i . i - :
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•fm- tlm office o f C o n of his dentnl office ni Call 251.
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CO L1.NT V.
Histili-t
No I. S e m in o le
• wlsli to nnnotino linn t nm xl f, ‘ ,
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fMeisch Bldg. with Dr. Ma#dance
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Nicely furnished apartm ents with
I &lt;Mf | |l • * • i.f.P t rt lid
-15171. W.r/ N XX York, KiM
cl! modem conveniences. Phone
i
* • •■iinJtJscy tin uuislc; &lt;), Kemp's o c.-hfHiri;
fill U •
iDUCING b m g’u Pure Pork 70. Call at .'118 Palm etto Ave.
H«■ i *|* ct to th©
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■rmlnoir various features; .
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1G— Houses For Rent
nn .
A H i \rtl. ) SMITH.
G;i l "i hour: 9 II gb ■’( ■’ * •*
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pi and F ound
Mioilx; 9: !&lt;l. Ithyihiuic Pip; FOR RENT OR SALE—Five t o t i i i : 4 ii r r r n n r Si h iin o i .i :
n m j i HTirn o r I’tiAct:
ii
rhrci' Itil irk keys on uhain.
xtiiives)
| nt, Com noisily Trio; I •• ;.’&lt;*. *1 &lt;
room modern, Spanish style j ,
, , K l t A T V . , 1tnt ,
.,
1 lii'i'.liy miiiiiom'i- mv i-.milldituy
|e 87*'. nr return 101 San stucco bungulow in good location. cnnitldot*- fm re-**ii»*'t Ion to tli»- ».t.| f.»r re*ei. cl I■,11 to th** oflli-o of N
It T i *I* SI U Sii'uln H r‘ ii; 11 -luixiber puum
of i*.•limy i'omiiil**lon*vi ii'.'iu In*'ii’.iti*- 1‘i-ai-* lu.siriii No. *.
|A|its. Hellalil.
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\ bargain - 2009 Orange Ave. ft,.,,
Hislil.-t N-.
sul.Jm-l t&gt;. Hi ■ •(• I .lax In: h Id this rI- •- l or nearly
■ojif :iu- , v
: ♦». t I ” 1 : i o n*itiiil
Oak itill Subdivision, Sanford,
olslon *&lt;I I'n1 dels In l.ie Iieino-Jlw.t i .mih nnlil tin*, distilet was
erotic 1‘rlo irx In le held mi .1line, .*n-i ned tnt.i tin- I'north lilulilcl 1
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♦’-I |iim i ll h tl in iskjiipi tin* M it ern
I ri'|.| |i I x. Mm &gt;' * t: ‘ad 9 B.iiIn
Five room house for rent. Close ;,tti, a t
m t Ii a-1r Miiijf.-it .in m v m c v l n u '
F i t A M i KVA NS
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Reasonable.
Apply 801
lie iii trail" fm Chevrolet
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ptcr. .7 pa-setiger Nash Magnolia Ave.
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I will approi'lnlo your n m n n \ n si r r u i v r n M U i . N T
t ’HKil.
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20— I'tirm.s Ft / naic
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MiipiHii (, i *»mvpl fully )uur»
•ii. .ini (i.aham trucks.
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f* i Uu* "1-1.15 *jif sut«y n ntp-rnlclit u f , .
uul i:ali. Street. Phone 3. t A "t-ming”, modern, moncy-mak*l*i i . tilt
\\ 11 \\ I 'fill 1ilH'f • , I*' ’11 1*
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1 iVtir net li-n
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— J ing 10 aefe truck, celery and pof i kit t i i i : i , i :c j i s i . v t i i n :
. ; ii,30. r r «i*
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lost • I l A, I,
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[tor a n ! -k n t metal works, th e . famous R u lin g s Iris!. Polu- my i*fiiitlhlta• &gt; for 1It**of *itil&gt;|n»i
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Imti Ai'inic. Phono 710-W. to district with heavy black soil, f1lit u fi 2
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L’i' pi 7, \ \ i All Phi ,nli“ i" 'i i, I
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real income-producer. Details and IM"i *1111* iUf St -1«i ftti •«I** * "nn hi y
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photon. I.ovclnnd &amp; Tanner, Inc. il.i is T.ix Kyliif.
HE lave of .unit yonillrx ,t a ' 11 * "'-51* arc to be enpoyed to
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ii ,*f
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uiv xotere
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r»’»!ii
anfonl Automobile Co.
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Si-.* ini !&lt;" . i c .31
n »*f
tax**** Thl*, In my on liiiie 5,
Hack white saner tot winch t'.ie I lull, the) u.u-t Is- «rvcd a* loon
Ignolia Ate.
Phone 197. D e v e l o p i n g HtH iltors. I’a l n t k a , r lo- tio
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pilihin. i ah hi* »*ff*-c|c(l by «n"
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Iol lowing
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.imppiiu i hi- St.itc h')inl J&gt;i*pnrtm*nL
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Scli.iolc. (***!•niii"#» nml I'Uh**, r.nr- i-an.lid it.. i • i ■ . i.a-tlun to t h e i&gt;foicl't* H .i; , V. 1 I’V Scivici*; 7:30. flour, stimiiK all th* tintc. Add «rad
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tin* 4Nitiitt I**m u ti rl nili'H. flce of I'liik f tlm ('Ircult Court.
SFFI! .Service of all kinds, 1 want to buy 10 acres high, ab­ tliutfirlv
I.mieia k - : i cli .ni.i;
WEAF milly a cup ol milk, makuiR the uu
with it instead . . hill, meat
j
b . r» ^ m . • b i n hit-* T . i A * l I 'Ml
if liiifiMrcil »&gt;&gt; tin* nomination I »f ,-x. iniiiol,. *' •auly, Florida, auh, i t i.i th. \ rr It h i t * : i ’. i l m * I pMUtl I"
it 57U-W or :|J02.
C. E.
protiilMt* In
all lh« en«rKy Jecl lo ilo- .1.*. i .Ion of the Deniolu re smooth, salt and pepper to laxtc, '.ali.cii. t
solutely dry land, close to San­ .irul
. •i i S! s'l'i'i i Li m . i ..t"Tur
experunc© flint I pnjn*»-»*i to .-lii11■ i' i.o h "i Hemlnol. Couniy.
nine.
7",tinj/.'-t /icc»c .S’ "ifR.- • S-.ibililjfc*
:: i .7 ii, K h l x A P i t t u l n i r g h , 950: th ro w h a t r r r t maiu mgrciliriits n c
1-If* N■Mi'll 11Ilf
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ford. Mr. Downes, 515. N. Broud- uct,MmitU«U (h at utiil.
(n ptie ( in ... in.' Primary Kl»-'
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•1 1.7, I h i." S nip) my; 7, popular desired. Salmon, luii.i nxii. chi&gt; kett. h nail" piiie ("r milk in the W ( . . *
tloll lo I k lo M "11 June uth. A I'
wav,
Orlando.
Phone
4890.
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tln*in •
t 2uu North I’nrk Ave. or
I92&gt;
|u g i i i i u . i ""I. H a l l e r R ake.'#; H. peas, tleans, tomato, nr one ot a dozen wlnlc since, and add a cuflul
' . t i l l ii .* 1 till *1*-4 i * * s
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I-Oil M I - K I l I X T h V I l K V r O F
v e . n o u m .A sn
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. inbi-rg-Giirlson hour; 9, \ \ J / . other kinds of canned tm«l may be grainl American chreie.
1-t ltl.lF INWTIt I CTION
21— Lois For .Sale
usc.L B cat.sepa ra.clv .b e sulks y g
g , ^ , „ u te for,
A ‘V In ( c l
I m till
U p » hit**
sewjiig machines. Liberal
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I am n , mlldat.&gt; (or r«-elsctlon
p in g t.i in*; HI R amble.-#; S a c r e d whiUt of three rugx. itirtm a
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i iix s ta m u
-if
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1 bi- it •
rer fig your old machine, nn 2 Acre lots on Dixie fligTiwiiy, to t.’-c office &lt;•( t-jurliiiend.int ol
t - ml. ( • .m n a u tir * th a t
am
in
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while
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juioe
of
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♦ T
a
yolks first. Just before puttitiq ml"
inilillc- Inst ruci i".. fur Heminol’
f*.e--Xj.e of flee—of t*"Tt
Jem Singers. I,et us* help
(In*- mi f&gt;|vli- Hiuhu.tv ro^ iC
near laike Monroe. Fine Truck­ GiiuotV. sul.Ject t« th r t ’emuenit—7 j_i-0Ji"U.Ule
21K1.2. WitA.M Rochester. 1070: a buttrresi taking-dish fohl in «bv id Ike ratified fruits, such a! peat:
still.I. | or Jimtli-e "f III* Peace
I H; I n n f. * | li t 1 b*
' • ' h 11lit*
auric--x. cl-crries; add ll«c (n u t
if your sewing troubles, ing land,dUWtiTP- city Iunit#7 L. t-rlmarx- Your BUpjiur! vIII Le up. Disiii.i Vo i Semlnolxi Count1. **f
ii..’l|p, d i n n e r m u s i c ; 8, S ' . r n m h c r g beaten wbites. Bake in a slow own
r « l | i » . M '• S t l * t . H
• NVok I
- J i l ea the eg^t.
Kto. 1*1.1. • a Ml .IllrtllC.l of the I'eai .■
(thing 'ill niatcrinl 10c per A .'R enaud. Phone 190 \Y. .'101 W. precluti (1
• k i n g * tl*** V ' - r t b l l n r •
IV i' in *
about
half
an
hour.
T \V. I.AW TON.
f a Im i hour; 9, High Spots of
Diet t &gt;•'. i ' 'Iiiih ii IiiK Election I’m ■ vtln St t i i i . tln nr** '' * i«f••ns;
Singer ' wing MarWno Go., 2ml St.
clnt- No* 1, 7. l 4. 9. 10, It, ta 12
M |, ,I \ : :* :tn. T r i o ; I0:.nn, M u s ic a l
tb#
K i rth hit*
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run siin n iF i•uhjei-l I" -he ileclelon of thr Don$»r©r*t
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t* i 1
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i am a ertminiate for the office ocnil"
11
rug ram,
Primal
x
to
ho
held
on
Jun-i
Mf | l i : n t N ' M M ; / * n l l
I . T .-p a :of S h e r i f f mill will n|i|ir«fli.to mip- 5th. A I' is:2ti— MiHCclIop.couH F o r S a lr
■i-ii n WGY Schenectady, 790: 10:311, tenm, mu c, 1' 17 ..till."
.179.5.
44 t i m | . S r Ilk I II 'l l
I "i**i I
I S*4l 1•
i.ori in die June l'rlmacy.
»tiaie nnd very little money
t
will
.
i&gt;|irei-i.ite
ycuHUppori
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I; K. W A L K E ll.
rt;.70.
d ni • r mu ic; 7. Voter#’’ prugrniii.
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* old things new by use of Piano cheap for casli. Pan Am Kil­
la |i.*x
T«*rtns •**»:.h riircb.*
251.1, WI1VA P v ’.im ini. 1180:
1
Service;
7;30, qjzrtflt; 8, Scibcrt &gt;t l ) i p i | .
r oll MlF.itIFF
Saar Varnish. Lncuucr and
ling Station. So. Sanford Ave.
f o i i j i * T i i r o p 1’E . i r i :
I MiiiTK.
7, nrchimtni; 8, (irj’tili; t-.'io. 11 &gt;\vling
Situfcr#;
8:30,
Ai.’
Weavers;
I herel'* aniiouMe my cnmndacy
- Saiil hy Sanford P aint A
r o u itixi'i i i i i t n o . p o t n
.&lt;|M •i Mn ti"r t
fo r t h e office Of f'h e r t f f oT .Semin­
|. vri.,.;.()v hfm tp 10)30, dance iu ers night.
cedur
chest;
Ttil* i- i" atniounci- m y e u n d ld a c , W M . f J O N A, r . n V I a i ;
'•per Co.. G. U. S lunrt, Mgr. New Walnut Veneered
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new 7x9 camping tent; with acwim ih k ii o f i-i m H m u x ,
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D e m n e ia iic xoter* J u n e 5lh. halt
fo n t, l.at.e Monroo. P au la. Luke is t h e r u n i it t o i i n . t i h a . , pl m m nor 7. Y ot'r#’ Service;
UuxM-l. F a rm s ,' Groves, cd-in floor; folding steel c&lt;H;
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cast iron heater; garden hose. Very
OF FLOIIMIA, IN AM- ro ll THE 8, iv-ilix’11mg Singcrn; 8.do. Air
p o . Box 1040.
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PV service* on any thing in
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, 1County, In the Demncintlo,
tills uf.
J u n e 5th. 19J» tfentTally r n n u o r t n l w ith
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*'n8 A phone call will get fully equipped; sleeps six. k’rlce e le c tio n to he lielil
flee*
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1,1 the Vs hies Millet Hanford.
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IIISTIIIIT NO. Kill’ll
Plenty of WOOD &amp;. COAL at Du- to n ueorcd i n y r . t r iii H en atn r fr o m
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37lli Hunaturlwl d i s t r i c t com N. Fl* YOUU OLD WALLS
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e r i y c andida cy TiO
h a rt’a Wood yard. 9th &amp; Cy­ tlin
lUIMORRHOIDS AND
|iom-d -of Kx-mlnole llre v n r d Cotin- f o r J u k i lc a of P eace nf D is tric t Nn E. HJOIILOAI .nut HILDA sHMlLOM Hcn.th
t h e MelnhanH Vacuum Hhlelir
Mosyag’ orchtstra;
8. will
THE Ne w WALL PAINT pres#. Phor.e 38C-M.
d e n Nuhjeet u.
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D e m o c ra t ic f . a u h je c t t " d i r d ecision nf lh*- M» w ile. Dcfi'mlnnl*.
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TIHNi; NEW AND BETSpibnling Singers; 8:30, Sturm- p e iliid ', Inti rout fuel it die "P"!&gt;o r l m a r y to he held J u n e 5tU, 1)11. vo ter* In I lie I irmne ru t I" P r i m a r y
.1in f*r Itnii4«i I*ii:«1nr*m nmn nP
If eleclet) t jirnmlec *o conltnue to be hi'*.d on J u n e 5th. A- D 1928 1 " t h e ^V em PLES ’. \ Th i,\ AI. king'; 9, | Eve ready hour,
lo.; in l" days '0 &lt;ho axeragn case C»*r n lrrn lw * i* n l
Nn* r n » h r r . 1
011 FURTHER* iNFORMA- 27— Money To Loan
.a ,,i,ill* «ix Ini; , Instantaneous lu­ i l n l i i l u l u f n n r t r r r l i m i t In h a
lo ix ark fur tin* la st interest nf the
DAVID HPKKK.
HANK. 4ViriHtnii-8id.ni n •'
a ,;;(j WDOD Cbnttnnucgo. L- ll, * xxidistauding nil strain regarxl- linner
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1- C roE L E R ,1 SANFORD On good well constructed colored rrcurd on hucli Imimrtant letf’ala- ro T ill: VOTI-.M# OF BEJIINOI.F. i . J m .
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t . r ." ’ lneliig ixcn cerrain in. r I « # « • *■ •&gt;-• j j j r r m ; 9, s tu dio.
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property on five year terms, mr natural rn n a u ie e r, ru.luctloti nf
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ejection I" 11"- "1 d , V r r t l a F tn s e r u r r lit* |.a) lU'-til i • - ** lV lIA , f " 1
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flee nf i*uunty Commtsslniicr fr- n* ..f cm t a i n s u m s d u e In
aij"ViN 25, i x t o n s i o n a f u d i s p . 7. \ n l r c a kl*lr
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on ihe lump «’"l uni «u Ihe rup* l * H t h a r d l y n a y p u s l l l a a i h a t l
I herotiy iinnnuno*- mv camlldax-y
III t h e tiui.lfe 'recuril ..f S.-nlti- Sl'ibo'.'ling Singe #; 8 ;.10. stUlllO lure *iprulllg. This uflro rnXlsea ruuld
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Avc.
fur inttitHlilii tor the f o u r t h dla- rrntic Primary to ha held on June •••I
g e i lu that xxas eemferti la.
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JT1* / - v" ur V‘,t- “ Ul llu "9sn,i general cement work. ON
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AND
PERSONAL •,r,’c»4p«i..
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fins in, iilnh-rsliups. Il l» also l&gt;«r* I l e n i t y e x r r y t l u c i u r l a U r l a n d o
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PROPERTY. HERMAN’S LOAN,
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i uiitoies • ftm cuusa stomach p r e l u m . ' 1 8 r * e m e n x x e r e a l l
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Metal - ' ahlnglc#
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stale of Flort.ln tin- c-rxtee upon crxivJv hou ; 1 0 , ..uillr |ro „* am , Net
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" 4 I h e r i c r l l n h l r u l e r r x xfc te h '
x ,. i apt ill • i» properly retained.
or trfjiiaticing your mortgage j-r-dli; I 'r l m u r y nf J u n e
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TAXES *
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(le rg u l N o tice* )
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call Ji Ills liras »# special arrange. x x a a r p y e e l e t l I n t h e l e p . T h l e
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l m n e e t n l.e h e b l i n J u n e .
tilin g ilfiusuxlailliiii
jiHcation for first Mortgage P rYum
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PlViJe ' mile .hr ah n .r ' »-»hle I . d . hel.re he hep.p »,
I I,n i d i ) a n n i i u u e s t n Ci* p e o p t a
L.« lbaurs
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8 pcL, depemling or. the character nf H c u ilu o le C o u n t y . t h a t » a m •
lie a l e t t e r la th e pay
c u u d l i l a l e f o r t a x a»*-m&lt;eor a&gt;i|&gt;J«et
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of April A. D. Bffl.idntt | 1 , nr x.hlie people uuly.l—•
U f buildings. &amp; K. HOAG &amp; COM- ■lie I ' e m n e r a d r P r i m a r y l o In. h e l d
llr. j**s. t urn la Hen ell. IS y
"hjertlone. If any they have, to tl&gt; ,, , j'-EtNMAItf*1. diiMH n t KO.I r . M A ^ r n i r t E C P T .^
prurllrr la Ortanda '"-elallafaP &gt;
grantlua of lA-ttora of Admlnl-tr-i,-x, x; i ' u a U FnltD A\ t.,
Hr dranirt and ft«*ulnol* eour.de*
U&gt;- U W B , CHICKS '
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I have served us
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estate. qtherwlae_
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t-niirt of J- filler, or to s- m- odiei di pei
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phone IAP.V Van xa(H hr sue
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gixlyhly &gt;nM xxIII cr4
»*0rin T“ n&lt;:ml Whit* Leg- PHONE 570 fof- Repair* on all •nd farmlnu I propose lo let every^ B r ^ a A '. ^ T ' iv'nt ‘rnTpreVr^e* ' ‘-rov .
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He mlrii.tul'i *i
m.iiu on the jury because o f his alluul coutrihuted $ t,000 to tho NeW . t
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» Tl ■. i o ^tdi-nre has been fegisl i'ias and prejudice' against .lioiv that thu "p"i.it"t i
(n l, t'aunty Democratic Commit* |
il r • il \ to o||t bn.
W o tin a i R e lie v e d ! u
I I'o'lt illlll'd I'll I'll U' tr
•- • rl t, show that any of the the defendant In 'nippurc of liltiv. in I PIS. that lie gave $5,003 to ,1
• if;:- &lt;1 to lut.e I eon einl"*/.-I . i.iim, tlie attorneys submitted
M.e Kvptibli'uu State Commltteo
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.(listnuMoil. IitiI pnss.'d I , |j,-t , ufful.n it .all of them elainim P'22, and that he contributed
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the New York County Dem­
1 \ : e e 'it* to --ni
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| (. (A all : '• ’ll C I*. I . c.idii ail stati'im nt
i t at ic t ‘"tiiuiilleo in 132ti.
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(iovrtnor Smith took Senator
:t ft:
i in all wars. I
I., led tin • no n in t
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| i'.i»e»siut’ tli' ntone
'iiggii i as .sa.iing sometime I
Ny.' to task for stating that h«
i,■. n discussed
uv t !••• cnrher.z'tTl i.t the time r. IV the d ia l that "it he was
I.
;&lt; pii.mtt • tit
uml-rstond Sinclair was a liberal
•a tlie recent '
tl
. ember.?lenient
al i a mg life
■v . vii un the iiti \ he w"»li' ‘'"t*
"iiitiihutor t” tl"’ governor'* 1920
f
Nation
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f lluUaiid
ampaign.
that iic.d been T'*'
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.Mill." 1 M|* (i•.lh &gt; . \V»*ie I'li-i
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'"Your
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w h ciw er jyou
effort tn aim" .-of
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and
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nt ate nun ts were recktcafly ,
i :il ease w;|s i ited t‘&gt;'
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R a d " .« ' 1 ' 1 •11 • Ui)' 1 ica I. •
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ney Millard l* Siin*!t
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to
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1 * ■" 1 I »i. tu illy shelving &gt;• •
mtiate the |&gt;|os&lt; t ut mu'
Nyo.
p. ini ll.lll s'oci,. liter* m-;u lied, ill" 1
. tlIII., Mils t
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that it was not neees-ary
The governor charged Nyc wRK
t iviicim! M'.iot • inovl'd upward I",
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11. ■ M -i nw ' lira
• c. (lie ilcfi ndant lu tnali r \ i i \ n i *. Mai 21 1,N S) mnking fnlee statements in an cfpoint - l . m '.. I " I "i d high |o| .,
ioM '»t '
. •triicl
1 riiclioii
11»••111 ' "del, tin* ntan fort t() |t‘iui tlto public of the United
iut it tiossrssi'iti of tli
time
for that "lock.
aV tig mat lull' i i
to believe that the governor
-i- -tint ho wtt/ b.tmty T**
. ill tl'l'l &lt;1 "hide out" fur I'atThe M ien point in h u m e in rad
ii, :.viigu p
•t . 1••w 11g the' D»n R. wa* a "beneficiary of the oil (leanh the money in iiliestlOit
1'
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f t l i n l . \ M » . Ml .. Mar. 2 1 ike u&lt;
*, i , ♦ • 'allien, l*hl«S did." "Thi*. no doubt, is a Kepnb*
.,1 , • • ' ''llllllisM ■*!
il'l '! , I., was so sponsible fur it . l | . \ S ) A i'vjioh "ideiv &gt;ovulated tlu&lt; morning mcrca i d the \al
of
tinhi
'.''.dun
tin
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out
Man
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for
1. ft*•| VI t oh milled. lienn counsel "f desperation to ctavi-oiintul.le
1In" ctore
Xm,H (".Ii
'lit. today that &lt; upturn Walt* r
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I mg .sin. I, &gt; -,n- .i.nop. Today's jump
thr
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Relict
wa
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l i t '. .I 10 . 1 Wil cape in some measure the pena'ty
••.I 'inlie/.il.ineiU.
Him h. Iilfe nod Hue Kl-.c MavKay
, ; i t i
1'ial l.'l) i* •
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i'eWitt (ira% reel sse.t t lo­ I'lid i uiui mu of Mu great north foil""ed an eighteen point rife m
• i 1 O') t laiol. «.ai 1&gt; for the disgraceful record of tl'O
"• 1 1| , 1 •1
i... . lioiti the eolit• 1 1
tUUH I• a . "ii-i.leralion of th.'
radio \ • ti idu&gt;
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• ' hl'd ass.'tant -. Itrpuldicun Party in conm*ctiAn
III' I t!
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„i .Maine lifter th u r tor
1t
•tlx 1 • in..tinal was I" Hi •on'•Rid'' ' m "the s t iv v l"Care inah
u Itli sciinduls." the governor wrote.
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'••'It • • ' »'»lock at which t um* plane had In i n vru . ki I oil White ,, . ,, , a. ' 0, in iio way tn tl* &lt;
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lh«* . t '•as Cxi ectcd l" 1riult 1 Top Mountain 1 0 - •te-'"0nl d "hen ►I --ti Mam 1 i the steady a'lvnn , I ’ r o l V s s i o n a l
it. a,, lie!.lie 1 drug'll across the t -nil. The com* ,
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! imiuiries Vouur.h.mt tin- MountIt 4 ,
,.f i , vi • - a I ’! t o i l . a • landard o
i mi ii i
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I ... \ .it loll R"U«I l lie plot.- ha-eleasnet* of your dcnia* '
Til. , •■ letlt'.i It.- . at &lt;■ SlIrtlTk j lo ad l .il-v Region and in A..... K,.Bi. • lander hus aroused the in- J
-I toivl't s|... k Will'll tile lull t
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Snow
-took t 'outlti failed t" di'i I" &lt;* aev
1'1't r. 1
. The |-1 ',*.»•( lit VI'll fit.
on,-, ii oi • Ia i ted on March
\ o’lel. had !"'•-•) slo.t digiudion w(tti which I make th ii j
oh"l
!• 1 1' bail i 1111oiliu " 1 I'll ' Irail1 of tliv liter »
nm.'l Mv toi's mis selling nrutoid
0 "Ini' 1lo yuul li " &gt;1" protest against y u r outrugcont -j]
. , , ,1 'll. U o.
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the
• 1i.*»t 1 up- l jo 1 1. Mori) l u e point advanct
1*. It K. Stevens. Hi A. I The first i"p"ti
. 1(0 1. I'a 1 !v)eli bull. t'. i uiiduct."
r
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i:ul W. \V. I.i'wis, negm t it i ii 11im In 111K .m l .Mi-- MavKay in |. - il'.ui three "e«'kh has ad- |
In his letter tlie guvvmur said |
.('
. .0 1. loan', la..' Im .;
tiMMIS'sit'N
,
I tb" . '.lip'll
| \ N I A W 11 I
I liiid ivcailvd A. i . I '*1 . hail made their w.i&gt; t" a iat inh.iuse ■Ini sdov. I'UO.mm (i, the market
ul. 1 "as slump that Senator Robinson of Indiana ,
ii'.i'v
N.
•i I! K. Whittier Sr., telle* in Patten. A ioo
« uiinty on the mini of tin S17.4IHI.00U share of ............. n.iiat th.iist . "it"
U Ii* ,1 with tlo .•her ulsii hud made simitar statements. ,
Ml \ II Rl. • !I
■.i-lin i , I'cupei'lividy, ol til* northern edge of the Main forrc*t*. out tai" 1 at: General Motors Muik I.. t ' • pi "J*' t " d il ltd* '
II- told Senator Nyc thut he did not
Ii
ailing
iig.'in-t him
mil*
t.
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ri;
*iiluimi" »•
ilN'SI **I*h"i
propose that either he or Senator
National Rank.
lo.p.iri there l*y long distance and
U'( »*H?»
1 &gt;l| ..oly elUe I" Ihv "lentil)
v«idl ibi.t mg latgel) lo till
that I in')'
Ut hitiKon "shall escape public hu'le v in s and Dr. Kpps w en ■uhsviiuvnt i-i'llivh ul the district
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1 tilt effort to Cdtthli-h tile •Ii-.il'iid I'atti-n rei v iled that tinndlitiitioii for the infamous insin­
v\ lu»
L.li rl.llll' Mi'loiie). of \\ ill oigidiy
iifti l li""ii "• d -*1
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the I
uations you have made by your j
' a poker party at " h ie Ii j
flyi.r,
n-t in RaUen
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a
s
"in
pretense of disclaiming desire to
■ e o Lewis i&gt; said to hav |
A ^
wart|(t|| , U|!,r au d that
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• 'p&gt; d ut a Willoughby all-night
A. K lli»»sittvl. -I ••
d a $5(1 hill for Mr. luike.
cast reflection* upon me or statin?
r
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I'at.vii "a* coiifu 'd with a littli
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tthorll)
l.elore
2
vM«.ck
r M. St Woe. R I Mb \ t u hi ' on test.'* Gene ‘
i it v. said to have been staged
i,., ..."iplug, i l.c) were vi'iy nor­ that your committee had no con- •
hamlet known n•« •■Patton ' twenty
l : 11 ||.Mi i \ H Mai '21 ilN *'
Mrs. |.. Went and M
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Klks Club, was fixed at « ith
rn with tin'
tli" m
mailer.
a tte r .'
plants
Hvf«
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,w'
)&gt;. .. and inTeil in a suspa on cent
five
miles
north
"t
Greenville
t M. Stowe will im
John "* •&gt;' • I
f'""" i' "
•■pi. l'i or 17. H*27. The stnt«
The former governor also pointed
i II MM I &gt;T&lt;IU \ ,s . \ V 1 A'.VRD
I
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rile
ii
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Athletic
Colt."
,.f t ie Hi run.age to'*" 1 iii.uim r Mulotliy declared.
iind arrange the f«»ii.'&gt;*&gt;
*■
to show hy the » vi- .lunetiofi. Rut nil ni'iutry in all tin HOS'l't &gt;N. Mar. 21
t l S S l -Hiout that u» n matter of fact ho .
I itu ,
Giv u'illv V,on’ Kine» cove.) was mma ade'
Nuclei, under pegiteutiury »cn- failed of election in 1920. - .
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that
tile
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alucli
"til
be
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tin
111
'■ the promisi-uouH use of ?5b camps around..................
today that the ,
d e 'today
,
t
few
Kogliull
spin
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l
kftei »•' n w .te d
h u il'r in g l
for In- part u. Mi- triangle «i*o'"l&gt; I.
1■:&gt; the defendant following tli*- Station half way up Mousehead - ,nll.rl(14 kinis gear «.„ on. of ll.e j . |u|, I'Mim. Within ti
t. t.ar- j t " d e l in nuiul
*ie" »'i)iiig
" rvwal a'D
1-11ug tu
laike failed to
aiiyimng
«" |ii(.)liifl(j
l(l „ ,la luJ),
U1|&lt;( „t Ml submarine S -l | .o n e the growing "•
thill le.Hllled ... lb death
i" • l . r ^ J i n t;, win*
• failure.
bilge | the lit-laik. at
------ 1 &gt;d while
Lieut .
hut tl*) eloped i
w e d heart Mi I.U" »*"U S m t."-. .. life svnteacu f o r.M e iiit's .mur' viomdy Mr. CuUum had le B- confirm the nlpnri. lehivione "fsen ivnuA
•m g of | rat m ieniiat
dvr. wns at I I U itv un turnl of $35.1 h:'. he had changed ?Mt hill* fires in |*a;ten and through l*»e j &lt;*ru^ l„,u Newell f itch*nml hia.fivc | iudiuri)*. with tin
pretty di "
11"* "'ll
I,On pending un ap|»n1- D*r ' 0,"c"1st 'Oft
our "xithiotis for Mr. t-nkc MooM'licud talke legion were fair- J^.;•Hi*' coaU'aiiioiis weie enlomhno butli I'llll*i and flow ei
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jury
m
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W h t . . . * ex* | ' Haifa, lab- •
; htupn, n
raid. ,• fy.Kinl/M
t alls in the suhnirntihlo "ti the ocean he sliov. a m
""‘e the failure of tho hank )y swamped by teleplioln
AIKKN. s. c., Mur. 21 .— (IN’S) ',
Faison gu.ilv • f voum'-HJ
u 1,01)0,000 h ub
•kut on Sept. Cl, he had mint'* from al| parts of tiu- l-i-t.
fiopr. JU‘2 feet hr I"" the surface off hibp.
siaughti-r i . &lt; night ul tin cmclu - Dan Pfnff. also of t'io c lu n d . who | A broken collar bonis suatalnod j
, . when ho wu» hurled from hla horso j
• is'iier's cluck for more
Htvivincetowii.. ,
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ion of h e -. "lid irud on «h a i . ■ l o t fled at Nadcl'* trwl'-"J. wh|ph ho oiiid woo- paid
Naval rxuiiiimus. who pointed,
' near the fini*h of tho Aiken d tp * :.
u( killing
womni
Hi •. ' ;
R o a d C o m m issio n e r
&lt;......................
o s HIT DF.DAirjtel
•' "titlnued un ,7*agc •!) .
— —
. (out that tampering with this aafoty j P j ' j n K ’C O t W t l l C S H f l i s N a r r o w E s c a p e 1
- .
hunt Will keep Devereaax MUbum, |
I tria l resulted In u dlsuKreemc.l.
R e c e iv e s
A c t l l l l l t a ! gear I" unpuntomdilv in I'Ubmurine'; 1 1
W . . .
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Faison «&gt;»ntoi"l.d Mrs. Snip." " H - '
m ia *
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service, scoffed M a theory of
'v a n ia C lu b H o l d s
NS) -Rhoik
obe ri
rt
t’ondit,
young | nut
.,1 h f r t c i f uf'.ir he liad inforieWt i, l| NM
c viiuii,
— of* the saddle
,i,i for mure t h n a ^
RAt.TIMORK. Mar. 21- (IN S) suicTde. They declared that un
,'hchuYnl
engineer wrtr.*"
whrrfe P,.an,
plans f.or
n r rnnath
ft w w «aid todayihe fructUim',
• -------- . ..
• Lul
. . . un.
iIxcr.
th u t he ^
was ‘Igutng -back
is W e e k l y M e e t in g '
in
the
torpedul
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I.cauiy
lwx.
thut
l
u
'rhchlical
engineer
J"
— James i i . Woods, aupcriidcndent! duuhtedly the men »*» «hr torpedu
ulc • cbunco of
U i M l u N . Mar. 21.- l i - v S J - - jlouk th e k i •
Nl.v,,t . Ills wife und ID " *lu lilt" '
. Imp
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of maintenance, of the S u t « Rond i room took u dcspcraU; -cliuaicu of
H llighityman and A. C. Co.nlisiorr, acquitfid last eight or. totting w a t e r slowly m
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into
the
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W
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had
another
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- seep.,into the
were itj chargv of the program
hoi"'
tha
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will be- from six
one of ooveral counts m indiiTinctim room in th o j o r lo n i
hiVviuipmeiU uiid’wdl u.*k'- a * i.u'- h u rt. It
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of £
of=
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iii«)a U. unoili. r m id. a&gt;. I I
hor-itf slipp'd and
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eight
wvek*
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f u n d ' ihv oitre loiopietist'ii a..........
i r and a K V - 'h i r h j '" » r i f u i j jm p .
forward.
,„i!e jump from
.me place further able to rl.lo again, the phyatetaus
t ’ nK. fronu ,,cap i hJ
” m «!•" -' ' , ’’ , T riiUsr
Tin two uutnnioliile men ex- shortage In the Mu,- r ^ . f J-K
Alter the'ai •"dent «»,. Ifm cr tc- ••J »i ntence. Tht c , i - •
will
he
tr.ed
an
t
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liir
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f
couragf-nu.l
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Guard*
race
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lie
aan..uare.l
t - U y . 'T he
Ililchcufk. No.
"ii workings o f an automobile
l 'u was "very lenient". • •'!•"»» ,0"**
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n u„t ut llisely. Ri*»!f"idshise, turned t" the paddock,
1!* with the u»e
drawing)* •hurgvs, M ate A lt"iu-) ,| l » . U r t .
lU ; miernati.mal te a r ., did not M
woisc for Id* ailveniurv. A* the in the verdict enlmly, bill hi* " *1&gt;'* ,p.,t ,c mainetl l ■ I t
Jt, O’Connor declared i «l.r *•
FDGi: IN rilOnb*&lt;.Y;S Ull.l.
‘ whin his mount stumbled
rieieoptlcan Hlidcs.
cideut bad taken pliuo out .•( the mother id Ids f i w ' * dr‘ ’'' u l ‘ '
Five othcia involved »n t'"' -cuii'
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| , „ g i be Prince over hK head, lb - *igf:t of the slu-e att')s. the grea."as voted to hold next Wedh.'.s sluei.
WASHINGTON. Mac. *21. (IN S) , rider u n .u d u cornph ie ^ ‘| ' n,au. ‘ 0,t f i a in wen- f d t whan "Dfj:oJ". lv\u trials, burst rjn'.«' t ' ur,l,t * ' ....... nd were r T . i ig ' d'.'.ilP* twisted ankle he sutftr*«:
luncheon t tkc Women’s dal remuin to lw ’ t.i'd uiui oi"'
of-them
will
be
selected
t".(ay
to
fsUI. ti Sc.'ii'.n •- mounting u f tc r u polo gam e
. . a aoryeV to determine tin* inrM In the air. Whin h"
1 UlhOll * live‘ in order that the member*
th r day before.
bo
the
next
to
face
juryU
o«*«Ipractical
route
f
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nn
An«r!rn:i
ground
he
had
'liffiryilly
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hi see the flower show.
y » '"u' •'
{ Utt! tint, lo eight "nttir.'
whs
tried
on
w
chftr^'
Nunragya wc.6ld b e, j l1r ? out "l the v-cj »'
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up ...............................
without evih a limp.
•'iue DeWitt T. Gray of Jucke-.» *i»* through
. u , , . ,|. Iii sf* It'll* »canal
Itimi tca-uah
»» i
see*
»d! up
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N E W YORK. Mar. X — F w . cnc

Training: Camp
Briefs

jroi 5 tm:WT»noth«T,— ^rrtm hly both,
the headline „ t ( of Ruth nm|

FO ItT MYRRH, Fin., Mnr. “0 . ( l N Sh«xIhft. hiew York G -ants-ipi
™&lt; is *.,ol .g o in g ^ over v. itti t]ic Very much* .w o rrh w n v e r the cop.
•Pbbltc thc»a- d a y s r t h r t»nucd rdisence of Vk: Aldridge
^fitter, in fuct, were beginning to holibuit. pitcher, a s sonic of the
w onder r a th e r audibly, ns I was
g r a c in g the scene, Just what it
w a s all about ns It watched .th"
m ig h ty p a ir sw ing lust ly b l i t t j
alight effort. There' pfobnhly aro
few- visions less inspiring than
T A M PA , Fla., Mar. 20,— (IN S )
th a t of n home* ru n h itte r h itt ng
terrific drives too deep for the —^Although th e ir hittin g stre ngth
rem ains uncertain, the Brooklyn
c a tc h e r to handle.
T h a t, nnyhew, i s . what I left llobins m e n s stro n g as ever in
H e rm a n Hath nsnl H enry Louis pitching. -Clark, KHk.-tt nnd-Khrlinrdt had little difficulty in sub­
duing the Phillies, tl to 1, at Wintorhuven ycuteid.y. Today the.

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in's i n e p t i t - 12«V. - a I N S ) — As tin- Yankees met
nr. the fork the (Poston Brnvrn liere today,
M chnffty, dnine rum or \vliis|&gt;cryd tha t several
lo t M imirh New York rookies are due to get
nils disposal, tho axe. Ben Chapman, iiifi.liler,
■sicnlly m b - and Hustry Cookie, outfielder, will
t. G eh-ig’s l.c Lent to- Carolina, and catcher
usual one Bill E ’suiuin:i will lie shipped to
come into H artford, Conti., it was stiid. Sam
• Byrd, Birniiiighnin outfielder, tipo verdict on ' pears to have mndo tho grade.

Hi c ither enre nnd both, th? illCflculty limy be r e g n r ih d ns n t u n jiorary one, Hcrnihn being subject
to fits ^ of physical tlcBpoiideiiCy
nnd Ixiuis being young c n n l r b t ‘»
rfe b y e r in due time. Jlut, a t that,
tho -geperul idea nmong American
Laaguo men is th n t both of them
enn’t mul w on't re pe a t t l u i r lun­
a tic hittin g of the, 1OUT season.
T his '.i one cT th(- , m n t t i r s thnt
^Ivcs E rn e st S. B arnard caus.- to
h o p t f o r n c b j^ T rncc. Mr. Barnard
ia aoniiinlfig of n notice at hoping,
t i d i n g just entered into the spirit
Yf th e thing f&lt; r the f i - t tir.'e tbv
year. But then, lie is living -ir " Went of" th e Aniericnn Lea go • f&lt;'ithe-, first time tliis ye ir nnd i,atu
Wily the necessity of h r.'-ig in
publ'e find* him n J ii i f f in l.i-%
tim in g or munching.
A nother it-toon iju- lid as giving
the American League cause t'» ’ i • '
tho fu tu re with some oplimi-io
th e bel ef, c u r l 1til -nvoiig liv I
.managers, thn* the \ vik.i w .o'ftl't the pitehiiu; they k'lexv i- ! J7.
One of the eluiin* i . that Wi'
MotTi-’s sinker may i &gt;.i ■ ! t *•
point w h i l e it \;'!I Mr I ■ up
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yut— term s of r n ; y f.-m l i n i ' c
w i t h -the average l-nt. 1 In \ - . &gt; '
is not w ritten that hi- de b'- i .
‘d umbfound the I i t -i f i i- r- i
•of their iiatin:.| li-. • -.
T he-nhsence i -i I’rhati V ." '&lt;
u good Spring p tcher, nnd hi &gt;
Rii|ucnllal neglret to :.t*a n
dition also |M,iiit- to t&gt; ho I • I p '
chhig effi ctivtiiesd or tin- Ni, i f.
ees, they ,uy. Thi i l.i to
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may not he h- rn«- , .,t i fu I. .
they said about the i,.n, who v..i
curried from llo. Inn. Bill i; o ■•
intiimlt- thnt tin- A merimu I
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uny man win. c m hone hi. - ' i.
nerds is h rol] top ilia!;, A l.o\ ••
cigars and u kiy to the &gt;i.n-g-.i.

CATALINA ISLAND, Cal.. .Mar.
•JO.— ( I N S l - W U l l bis Cubs back
on the bunie lr.iir.inK lot. McCarthy
t iduy w ent about the business nl
c o m cling v. ii kni'.iscs revealed in
tlui l i m i t txliibilion series on tin.mni'iln'id. His p ite b irg atnff cannin for much oT hn&gt; u.idix idrd a tte n ­
tion toiliiy.
WICHITA FAI.I S, Tex . Mai
ill),— (IN S ) The Chicago
Whh •
•ox xxi'lctniicd the right ef ilii
pint e tfslny a f te r th e ir dL-astron
Ixvo-day s lr c tr h at Fort
W-ir.h,
xvhere Je.kie At/.'s Cuts xx;il|np..|
them twice in n roxv. 'I lie ( ai&lt; \'. ■ i
aCMii y r s tn iln v by ih" tore ••t :
to 1. '

relative* before r e tu r n in g lb «,li;ir
honfe ia OrlibHo.
Mr; II. &lt; . P a rk e r Was summon­
ed on J u r y Mominy by Dcpuply
Sheriff, E. Fam ell.
D ennW Dougin**,' o f . Apopka,
who is contracting builder o f the
Carl Mother's home, was unable
to report for d u ty Monday, because
rff an uutnr Occident Sunday In
can ensuy u? um ppeu i n
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which he and bis wife and little
30 holes, separated the doson l e a d - 1Mrs. Hopper of New t o r k .
ers in the hand.-picked f eld on 40
The weekly bridge c l u b .
M,n ,
n ju ? £ jjs lis s &amp; - _ — •_____ *
a o lf tr s xxln-tecd —off today in ihw lM ondnrT ifrernoua--at Alva.ho*ne-»f|- z$(jj
3d Itile-^ef lheJ$Hf,000 M ia m i-tfin c . BctCinettt.
o f j ^ , . nn,j Mrs. George P a rk e r Sun­
Bench-La GorVp Open T ournam ent. - Mr., u .ni| M-.-8. Hhiffmncner
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4 U p o n top of ths heap, by virtue x i &gt;w y o rk tlnd Palm Bench are day- v
o f n alngle-strokp. « a » tUmlnuilvc guests of-M-rv- and Mrs. Whchley
The following motored to the
flfffe T iifn sro i, FreUt’ Mcndc-w*. oVe r the week-end.
.st. Johns ri.-cr S a tu rd a y and spsnt
the day fishing nnd picnicking.
They reported n fine time nnd
plenty i f fish. Prof, nnd Mrs.
, ./ford, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. Collicutt of Suburhnn Homes, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Mothers nnd Mr*. M. J.
follicutt.
at l ivid Friday for n fo u r weeks
Mr. nnd Mrs. S tanley Benjamin
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. S ta n k o of and three a ttr a c tiv e children, and
Sin vine, will entertain him in th e ir Mr. and Mrs. C. S. M athers, were
home, during his sta y , nnd n Bi­ all day guekt* of Mr. anil Mrs. A.
llie school in the Slovak language II. Colliculi o f Suburban Homes,
will be conducted u nde r his t u t o r ­ Sunday.
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ship. The preaching service at- the
Mis. George P o rk e r was tlie
Lutheran church will also be con­ u-nertt of Circle No. 1 -of the W.
ducted by KeV. Mnrchis ut ti-n M. U. of W in te r P a rk u t n s u r ­
o’clock on Sunda y -m o rn in g s.
prise birthday social compliment­
M. Hindu nnd s iste r Miss Helen ing .Mrs. J. II. Jones a t h e r home
n tte rd e d the lecture on th e Mis­ on Victoria Ave. Tiles. P. M. A
of happy a fte rn o o n was reported,
souri Synod by Ucv
r s t 1 Several Oar-loads from here vis.Montgomery Ala., n
English Lutheran dll
h - itml the scene of the Sunday ntnrn•ig fire in Ovieilo, Sunday n fte rlur.do Friday evening.
ry
Twenty-five carload
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Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Brown were
shipped from the eele
O ' dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
ig. .1. fo llic u tt Siinday ’
l h . ami
Mrs.
MeKie wore
b i gm Ms of Mr. and Mrs. Ja m e s -Wcl»’*- Iman of W inter P ark T hursday
a i mill attended th e “ Vh.-lury Supr - per" u l —lh u Hooker .Memorial
•t&gt;- Thiirsdny e v e n in g .. The evening
a I was .--pent in bridge ai the Wellt - .i.iiiii home.

Tunney’s Opponent
Causes Discussion
Among Fistic Fans

The cause of her sudden dentil xx ..
not learned.
ur. ‘JO.— ( I N S ) —
Mi. R. |„ ('.room and
fn m .r
a.i necn offered
SnUirday m orning f o r Bowl
privilege of f if t&gt; jug (Jiecii. 1 hey have the sympi
pet reetipts for u thy of the entire com m unity
envyv-oight chain- their sad loss.
•j.g , §i,i-i nuniini r
Mi. uml Mrs. II. &lt;k B a rk e r in
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Mullen an- Mr. and Mrs. Clark M athers w n
bridge g u e sts of Mr. nnd Mrs. \
lhe offer. In- said B- (.'olllcutt W ednesday evening,
n I l.x friend in
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( *'f fu''d !in*l •'ll
.v in e to the « .l A: K'
Thursd..
I; i kliardV heavy .
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viiittir oi J ciir tiUlly I-akr. .
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do . »i *.i-- tr a lit tile home o f .M
•' "h ii'h • • '■ I'*' ( \y
l.axvton in Oviedo Tliui
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day evening.
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■ 1 •* I *' ' V an id nxvakeiied most every &lt;■
no- &lt; »'*•• *•••
,ii .,iij; ihc W inter I’nrk • O v ix-j l 11- t.ircil at
,giix* .ix Sunday morning, eiirnit'
1 i. night, lu ng to a- i ni in i-xuni ui hin.r tiiv fi •
••I von Porai. ih i 1 1 • t * lo I t i d . They nirive-,
Kobe! in ik'ob.-iti, t ii lute hoxv.-ver to saxc the huiltlng. xvhich. xxith all tho loiitent-i
I tin.i if r.imu-x &gt;'.n. bariu-d to the ground.
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-|i ,.|ii, Ifin- ( 'oleinan home iiox.- &lt;&gt;,viv.mI
I,.,’ -he xyi'o n i l *'X
H Whc.ilry and Ft l.i.iI, Ml
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i' mim leu.-Hin xx ill he ,&gt;ct &gt;i|ue.l xihi ».un, , |.
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Y. Plans Program
At Paola Tonight
A Y. M. C. A. com m unity night
e n te rta in m e n t xvill he r.tagxd this
evening a t liic P.iola nelmol, a c ­
cording to an iinti'iumcmeiit lids
antiniug b.v C. D. Wolfe, enunty
apex visor, under xvhose oiiecli.ui
he program xvill be given.
The enter:ninm ent ia seliexlulxu!
•• begin nt 7 :!lil u'elw k. L xvill
,.n d - | iT s t u n t s 'Uig-xl by the
',,y -. ii'inlings. ii'oxoi r pictures, n
ia!l. hv .Mr. \V&lt;-Ift toil i 'm a v is
• ii.ai'iitr. A cordial invitation to

&lt; m l Jackson of Orlando i . ' 11111I Sunday nfternooii
.1 .1 a
xx eli's burine.s . visit !: N. tl. Chi
ptinu and lie mid Mn
J.uksnn
,xill n|iixml -Mgqi-tJkl .Uye- 0,-*« -with

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T h a t radio-telegraphy nnd men- tlio- fimu time. I ,hr,*^
tnl te le p a th y seonis to be identical t h a t tho g n at wars al*i]
processes, is th e declaration of largo- atim&lt;|Ms."
Abbe Morenux, one o f the g r e a te s t
Human
Catholic 's c i e n t i s t s
'in
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France. “ .ScienUats,” he said r c - ary formin'.- a pm*
rontly, “ think today t h a t th e va­ vnd will build a tlub
rious wnvaa••in the .atinoaphere government gmund.

GOOD-LOOKING PAJAM AS
Strijicd madras is used for this mod­
el, 4)4 yards Jo inches wide being
required. Tlic coat lias an undcrfacmg to finisli its neck and front edges,
while applied cutis trim the long oiicpicre sleeves. A draw-string is in­
verted through the hem at the upper
iilgc of the trousers.

P r ev e n t F hi-—
Check A ll Colds
The Modern Way
I'nmilivs In Sanford I rgecl
To He Careful
While grip and influenza a r e K*&gt;
prevalent leenl people a re urged to
use this m odem wny of checking
little colds heforo they become big:
Have n jur of Vicks VojMiRub on
hnu-1 ready for ins.tunt use at tlie
fir-1 :iign of every cold. When rubbri on ili v a t and ilu-st, or snuffed
up the none Vicks rclenu-s its itigtcilients ir. tho form of mcilicnted
»apora xxliicli a re breathed in di­
rect to the infected purls.
In mldiiion* Virhs m t s like i
poiihice and ihu- lu-lps tin- x-npors
inhaled to bleak no the congcsti'ii..
To pi event cob's lowering C-;
• iiality a n ! t'm s paving the
for fin and pneuntenin, they shnuld
'In tre n trd direct and ins’a.it!
a. vi i would tin infected f:ngc

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to the Scnutoi:.' ItM, vie &lt;-rv «-x.-i
the Buffalo Inlc rnati'-unls &gt;*- -• i •
day, its they punulied in lixr run .

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Factory Brices On
Paints &amp; VarniHlieej
Our very best pure linseed
oil house Paint, prcpbred
ready for pse, nil colors..

Gas Connections
Gm-olim- cun not oiilx ilrixc
a cni* :tt it In rific speed — il
cun reduce il to a nuts'-' of
molten im-tiil. A luuky coniierlior—;t shorl circuit or
hot engine— the car is en' eloped by lire— the gas
titnk explodes. It will pay &gt;ou
to rcuair a gns leak at once.
There are other common
canes of fire, some of
which cannot lie easily
detected. Even a minor
blaze in vour car nr gar­
age means an outlay of
cash for repairs. It is wise
to insure your car against
such loss.
.
(Jet automobile insurance here
covering fire, theft,, collision,
liuhility 'Und property damugc.

VViih Quality and En­
durance as a Founda­
tion
Wi- si u m l n«|iinrely Li-liiml
, very Diamond Tire we sell.
• it.r disMitisIied eiistoini-rs
.:*»•— are— Well, there just
aien't any.
We ll stack a Diamond up
arminst any other tiro in the
world, and the results will
justify us. That's because Dihmonds Imve Been so steadily
tiiruiiiK «&gt;ut remarkable ser\ ic e records— tlmh’s beemtse
Diamond Tires are keeping
pace wit]) the very latest and
very best in new tire con­
st yuct ion developments plus
a few little advantages that
are entirely Diamond.
So we suv— if you' want to
buy tire trouble insurance at
a very low pretnitun, step in
and got a Diamond:

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Hodkius &amp; Fiske Store because: First, it pi ovides the largest and most c
pre he it si vc stocks of new furniture available within many miles, bejj
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ward, courteous and scientific policies in buying and s e l l i n g a r e the best warn
of satisfied customers . Some of your neighbors have already tested our merer
disc and our ability to please them. Srpin g and summer assortments arc nov
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Jpn declared Hint Imth Mr. t a k u nnd , tninspctioiv
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Key had ' nrepes to tho vault and , M p wllofei te stifie d t th a t - t i l l s 1 I V J
re ite ra ted thnt th e r e w ere no $50 last tra nsa c tion took place about ( / " I /%
and SltMi Itillx mi Friday afternoon $:&gt;1Q o'clock F rid a y -n ig h t: A ugust
C b u t . t h a t th e re was St.JIOn in $50 5 . He raid th a t he had counted th e p n u
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bills on Monday following the bank iiioney that had passed hack and *
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failure.
f i l t h between the parties on five
fo r In $50 bills.
a view to poftible action by lie
(Continued from P age I)
The prosecution Introduced Sher occasions.
and conciliation, and his moment I
The f irst w itness this morning
mrfhy*’
i »My ye y clefinrte opinion
Questioned fu rth e r, lie said .that bnssndnr fjerard, in Berlin, for a
of trium ph came on Aug. I I—ju st 1 " f t e w r e thim hair way th
w as Lewis, who testified t h a t Mr. man Druwdy, sta te bank exam iner,
On duly .’10. the A m erican Vico said, “ is th n t there i* n #
t a k e gave a $50 Mil fo r a sim ilar to c -rro b o rn tc the testim ony of M r . ! on fo u r occasion* w ithin several German* American tre a ty as late as Unit nil Itundy had
telegraphed slightest chtinee of any result if iih tlie first popples took bloom in Belgium- -m*. which dalt t °
amount in poker chips and that In* Philips. Mr. Druwdy testified th n t | weeks a f t e r the bank’s failure be. duly IS. 1021 five days before from Kingston .Inmnlcu: “Jam nic
rci the. foil,, wing cm
fr
our good offices lie offered at any Flanders Fields.
turned th e hil! over to I)r. Stevens In took c h a r g e of the bank nhottt had cashed e ith e r $50 o r $100 bills tlie .Xusfi'ian declaration of w ar on
'•Eighteen tr e a tie s ratified i t s - '! huswOtpr Gerard: -j«„rlv , m‘
forts
manned;
re
g
im
e
n
ts
hurried
,
6 n tin rn tn l 'capita".. This rem it I*
by request. He snid he was a stew - 1:!I0 o’clock on S aturduy, A tigust It. f i r Mr. Lake and recalled th n t In Serbia.
..
.
- ——- °1
to Kingston today." A inessng. j confirmed by t h e ' Judgment of the terelay,” he explained in u cable no h o p e for pence ’’
nrd at the Elks Club, w here lie snid When he entered th e '.on*- he snid one instance lie had mnde out a
Europe began her tnnd thrice of from lira ml IViii^Lwk, m u i i s l w ^ o * n?iir'fi*T;7 wrign Att'Hrc. Wr may -------the p a r ty took place, hut he did not he found the Mr. I.hke, M. B.. era shier’* dwelt for the banker' fo r &gt;
||4 r powder ^xjrnri
n rrtT jp .fu n e
- gric
i x -d - ^ n i A ug.
u g -IT— P jT a v e n chance nftei the war lias
lri*od--^hrA
know on w hat d ate, no r could lie H utton. Truiiimr-Mfludy. head book- $*J2t ’J ! ^ l i 0fIieli w a s patd-fcir tn['R'blx*unT,''%[urn.nhc _A x^ruui
-----rrvArrhdukii cun Informed in s tr ic te s t confidence
reached n b re a th in g spell.
gbre a n y W hl‘:l»»-VO»t(lrr’tlffl5
ifhtf't^vertil-srtflifer employ- itr e ither $50 o r $100 bills.
Ffnneis' Ferdinand wax’ a ssinated
th a t the King of England in p e r­
The m o st d n m n ir ft mesnge t"
. reference.Jo, the.^jfnilure of th e ■ecu. Ho te n t’fied th a t he noticed
Mr. Palm er sought by cross ex by pan-Slav fanatics u t Sarajevo,
bank.
the b ank’s books w ere on th e coun- niirnntlort to discredit the w itness's Bosnia. Not until 5 P. M. on Ju ly sona! corsage to the King of the Hie central powers is one fiom
Belgians, not y e t n.aclo public, hns I n c r u n l to Bryan in Fob.. 1011, glVr
Dr. E pps testified th a t a p a r ty tors and tha t he placed t h e s e i n the testim ony n s -re la tin g to the do- 01 did II ynn telegraph the princi­
Put Up By H. II. BILLS,
was given at his home several days vaults, locking the door and placing nominations &lt;&gt;f the hills in question. pal American Embassies in Europe given formal a su nnees of sup- j jrtg th e A m erican A m bassador’s '
102 Sanford Avenue, (.'itv.
p
o
rt
in
c-.c'tu
of
lire
m
an
invasion.’’
i
pp.,,*
ns
to
w
hy
Gciinnny
was
r
e
1|
a dm itted th a t ty* for dally reports on the developa f t e r Sept. 12 ant! t h a t Dr. Stevens a seal on th e door w ith the bnnk The w 'tn e ss
was present ns a g u e st and the exam iner's name on it.
could not sny for certain f lin ti nU&gt;n, ^ in ,)». "m ilitary, political, ' N o a tte m p t w as m ade by Die j lu a ta n l to, e n te r negotiations for ’l"
Americnn Scale De|&gt;nrtmcnt to I nrldlkatinn t r e a ty ; This Was month*
t a w is as ca te re r. Dr. Stevens plac­
(In the following Monday m o r n - ! there were any . $100 bibs in Die 1(ruj finnni'inl situation.”
ed the time of the E p p 's p a r ty as ittg. Mr. Drsuvdy t e s t ’fied th n t he i package of $ 5,700 givchi "Mr. •Lata
•Tlegrct telegram from pnrlin- keep tin' vti.-iou* diplomatic a g e n ts ] liefote. w a r was dreamed of on tins
either Sept. 15 or Ifi anti the pok­ found the seal unbroken nnd th a t hi' and Mr. Key, but th a t fie did re- ,m n | t,r v group arrived a f te r w a r abroad informed of development- side of the Atlantic.
V-.i/”wnH BivniiV response*t„ iu ....... r l v * ’ *h *r thnn th e ir «wn. I "Kind public opinion lie.re against ,
e r p a r ty e ith e r on Sept. 10 or 17. and Mr. Philips checked th e ensh I ntemlier there* were $C« hills. He
Mr. Colhim wok rrcallrH to to.n ......
ri, ( ..................
und............................................................
currency. He verified the fig -! ncrminteel for his n n c c rtn ’n ty -by , V
r 4k(,ivii
a |)h.,l plea
from the Belgian
Biycin askwl 1 age e.n J u ly 2 S. ] tr e a ty , t.ernr.l snid.
»• 1 ,‘f„.' IiitV«
............
.........
,f
f r - , would l»c to tliniw a\vn&gt; tni* nuvmi
tlfy th n t d u rin g the course of u te s gdveci by Mr. Philips, showing I explaining thnt $50 and $100 bill*
,'f
1intiVJiitV»rv ' •'
1h...... ........ , , fl&gt;
i&lt;‘ceiving
Her
G erm nny hun as tht* tvsuU
:
were done
tip together in bundles Ul||ll|1( „n Al)tr.
' ---------------------------'in c u rre n c y of- th' e eh'
‘
HP
*fl1P vogo ru u * ! , k k s
‘o Wilson, if th et*iv
n I
cleornnce
negotiations
between t 'hnt $- 1,500
F i r s t N ational officers and Mr. nomimition of $50 were found in of $500 nnd that no o th e r d.-r.mm X m i riean ri p ^ ’-ccitutions in behalf
t a k e and Mr. Key on F riday, A u ­ the money chest. Mr. Drnwely'n illations were1 handled in n like of pence,
gu st 5 , 1027, th n t he hud actually re p o rt fo r this transaction was manner.
“This is the third day I have
seen Mr. I.nkn' in possession of u subm itted and placed in evidence.
Pressrel f u rth e r by Mr. I'nlmet;. asked an a n sw e r to this nurstio n ,” i
certain $ 5 ,700, which hud figured
U nde r
eross-examination, the Mr. Collnm sniel he could not ident­ H erald cabled preeniptoi
from 1
prom inently In the transaction*, w itness testified th a t Mr. Lake, ify the hill* by niimbi'rs nnd he Berlin at noon Aug. 2 :, tw e n ty - j
and which w u snid to have Inelud* Mr&gt; n vltton nnd Mr. Mundy were e-ould not tel! by any mark that tlie four lion a ft i*r H e rn ia ry bad derd t ho sum nf
in $.r&gt;(i nnd
onty^iernonn in the hank when lulls which Mr. Lake presenteil a f ­ eliired w ar im Itlissiu. B 1 I ad
it
$100 bills.
he took charge whose names lie te r the bank closed were the same soujht permission to take ovei
By recalling. Mr. W hitner. the e&lt;iulrl recall. He said he did not ones which had figured in tIn- the Uernidn Embn*s.\ properties in
sta te sought to establish tha t
Mr. rem em ber seeing A. R. Key, cashier, now fnmnu* $ 5,700 tra nsa c tion i n U.e countries already in the v n f .
t a k e had n o t secured n loan a t the r„ ,r p (.ti r Sclniat, a teller. He snid the day before tlie Seminole f alt*
“ Ii looks as if Europe were in th,
F i r s t N ational Bank on Sept.
L|. th a t both the vniili and the numey «rs.
lilt, ti of blind forces." SI- E dw ard
1027 ns defense had intim ated
tin* r jl r „l were locked when he reB. F. W hitner,
i ush e r of the Hrcy. Bi itisl. foreign-m inister told
nig h t liefore d u rin g its cross
ex- t urn***«l to the bnnk Monday morn- F irst National, was called to cor- Ambassador Page on Ju ly III —
am inntion of Mr. fo liu m . The do* j„jj
robrrflte the testimony of Mr. f j d - five days before tin* British de c la r­
fenae
liiteriK.se,L an
objection
Wi,j( |h(, Kl.&lt;7Un(lvvork „ f ■ i l n \ lum. He said Hint nil the elet,ranee ation of w ar on Hcrmntiy.
and the co u rt sustained the oh- t.nju.
u.e afternoon session, "•■gotiatl,ms had taken place in
On tin* same day. a message
J action upon the grounds that it ,
t(
, , ni ht
i,ltl&gt; Uu. the president s o r f . e e with In.nsel I.
wn* negative testimony and evl^
,lf „ u. t ,.slinlliny ,.y („b u r s te r
Mr. Lake. Mr. Kev
dence th a t comes within the prov- I enduring
w| ^
A&gt;
p
(
*
0,lunl
nn,|
j,.
F
.
.
I'
1
"
1
M'«
l"'v*ont. He ,vena . r . i oiium ano i&gt;. r . . - ; - ;
•
,
ince of the defense to produce.
WJutner Sr., head teller and cash- ;
,,14; r' " ‘l
Prevented from introducing th h ier, respecftvelv. of the First Nat- j '»«&gt;* n* exjilnibe. by Mr. f ,dlum
teatiniony, the s ta te rested. Cross- iiitial Bank. Mr. fo liu m took the
. J , |'- ,
,l'" 1 M' Krv
examination of Mr. fo liu m was de ­ stand as the first witness a f t e r t 'l* 1. ‘to* l,n" k wi" ' , l " ’
Turn lo Ihe Classified I’uge of tile 11era id and find the
Primitive co nd it io n s p ro d u c e d h um an
layed until the afternoon session ctJUrt
ut S;()i. o'clock, th e 'r possession.
;uls front which the lines listed below were*token. Bring
x i d v c y Electricity? l i a s e m a n c i p a t e a
to enatdc Mr. P a lm e r to review th
Pressed
by Mr.
He recited a story of tra n sa c t mis . &gt;
icsse,. oy
.o.
P a l m e , t Inl ab o r t »o m h u m a n slavery.
testim ony of the night before.
your answer to the Herald . . . . ten nearest correct and
betw een the First National Bank. ,*®»»Ker snid he could not sav which
T he s ta te began the presentation
. . .
, ...
.... ............ on,* actually picked up tin.* money
T
h a t wh i c h f r ees m e n ’s lives ol toil freF-»
.
'1
a nd Luke and Key representing
neatest answers will win :t ticket.
of its case shortly a f t e r .1:20 ,.
,,
■
,
,, , . and carried it aw ay, but that be
t h e m for a R r e a t e r a n d f i ne r develop
*
«
.. i,
, ,
.
the
Kemitiole
( itin ty
Bunk,
oclock yc*terdav afternoon, jduem e nt.
th n t fairly ulcctrified th e e m u l did know tha t tin* two of them
ing on the stand us the first yvitwent away with it. The ileferi*.* e n ­
U K HAVE MOVED at *' • to
room spectator*.
El e c t r i c i t y h a s g r e a t l y a l t e r e d t h e f ar m
ncsii, E, L. Burdick, de puty clerk
deavored to get the w lues* t&gt;* -ijv
b o y ' s e n v i r o n m e n t It h a s f u r n i s h e d
-tm- ’•
T
he
testimony
of
Mr.
f
o
liu
m
!
of the circuit court, who identified
th a t Mr. Key took it but the w it-,
m a r v e l o u s a n d tasci nat i np, a p p l i a n c e s
“cimdition For ji real l.-iy - n "
a c h a r te r from the s ta te of Florida a p p a re n tly was as mu, Ii a bomb­ ness dem urred.
«
I h a t s t i m u l a t e h i s i m a g i n a t i o n and
shell
to
the
defense
a
tto
rn
e
y
s
a&gt;
it
m a k e t h e f a r m a p l a c e of wo n d e r s .
nnd u c e rtificate from the com p­
"Voting man to d*. hoit-e to
"Well -!ben. wouldn’t Mr Key -is
tro lle r a u th o riz in g the Seminole was to the audience. Mr. Pnlinei the enshier, la* the one nn-*l likely
Ionise"
El e c t r i c i t y is s o l vi ng
interposed several objections t** tin* lo handle the m oney?" insisted
County Bank to do huslne**.
farm problems
*
"Blond tin ui.i*. M u l e , |i,it e
line of questioning and to tin* Mr. Palmer.
The two documents were pbux*d
* • m anner of answ ering, and inter-,
I e,
"Not neces-arily," replied IlnUse Electricity
in evidence w ithout objection from
rupted the witness on ollici *s ".'■ale by ovvnei I-1-,‘i - •-i i.i) -1,- *&gt;i 11
w 'tness.
defense counsel, except that Mr.
Y ntn Cheapest Servant
rasions, To one of his objection*. |
W AV. Lewis, negro , at, n*r, was
P a lm e r noted that the particular
S ta te ’s A ttorney Millard B Smith
next enlled in an e f f " it lo traee the
c h a r te r was not the one under
retorted:
” , j disposition of -mile of the $5(1
B o l d e n o p p u i t u n i t i c s t i w a i l u r n e a c h d a \ in lit,*
which the bnnk ways doing business
"If you w';; Itave tin* w itn e - * ’ bills, yvbicli NIi Lake - a*. used of
at the time of its close, declaring
and e x ­ taking away from the bunk mi the
th n t a new one bad been issued to alone, he’ll tell .be
lnmnnnTiinnnTTTnnniiT
the institution several years ago. plain the who' llimg II* on wit* day of it
\\ ,tl. II. o'.
fa do ri
The sta te m u m m e d the iniieot- iw-s and I -imuld hn\ tin right ject ion l&gt;v Mi
F il IIIII, III • | 0 «'V NR,' f
nnce of thi* fact, an mam,dug th a t
examine him In t
w as - 1 ut ri um I lu­ f •m , Ii le t ie
In testifying Mr. &lt; "Hum spoke •pte.-'l ion u ;t ll, 11 a '.ill V **r He
its only purpose iii tin* testimony
was to establish the location end with -uch iiipi*' i&gt; that In bad t*d*l w il in*—' !*•* um •ti
a a r c in
m l
lift* re the spectators,
the kind of Inis:ness engaged in l&gt;&gt; In* s|or&gt;
Lew is ft- %til *-d ill. n ;*i v • . i tail* s
had
fully
t
c
o
v
e
red
I
rom
in*.
I
ir-t
th e bnnk.
* ut. la- i
p"l.e, |U 1I N ii 11l 1:n
■*
The prose,*uiinn's second withe** dlselosiile. I ’nut lohcd by lie court wa - a •!..•il il»\ l h 1! -I Si o x 'll- * y *•
wn* Raymond f . Philip*, head to speak itiore -lowly, I .- ti-iounlcd change a s 5 n toll for Mi l.al i*.
teller nf tlie Femmole t ’liuniy bis t.stiniiiiiy m au-w ei 1■ ipn—t- vil.i* wa- said to ' .*c. Ii.nl su.wtil
in $5 ll lolls with h in
l b* w ilne *Bank, who tcstifie.l that he had ions propoundriJ io. Mi .*-milb
, in F r &lt;lnv, August ■&gt;. Mi , " llu m -an! I ' i Ftnv&lt; n a-ko I him i** ' '
for the past several Veals kept a.
\ x, i , « \ (• n i i i r , t
• l»•* |i t **!«!•■
la'lxvenn 111,,, 4tin- dm t.o I hove lb. loll U I.I I IlM III41 ill* I i H t * ‘ * i H , I’l l l l K l r l M i l &gt; *
count of the ru iic n c y in tin* bank. tl st it led 1h i l t ' Iclil M il
l
t
d
ill
Ml
l^if
*
ll
li»»
II
i
l
l
t
o
l
T
*'fc
I l n ‘ li'l
He identified slips show ittg tin* the in ., bank- win- n t templed on ipm - 1 ion in i v&gt; holign Im some m m i x M . i l l t «'
* *-&lt;■* i i H i l r f i n i
'**»
four
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i
a-ioti-,
l«-giiiiiiiig
at
I
55
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.
f
l-i
y
f
i
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l
’
11
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t
I
iiii
l l III
,-flier loHdenomination of cm reiicy and the
n
i
m
i
i
m
i
l
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Aslo-.l I'm the dote of I In pal M - I m l l l u l l «• ll»** %M|*|***rt n u i l
total nnmutit of tuonev in the vault o’lliici., itn- I uni* oi .limn ilv '■* 1**i
I...........
III lit**
llirtM Ik ll
c.n the days of Augu-t :t, I and 5 , - ii.li 11aiism I nil's. and l;*»t Itlg lint ll tin- willies- In..mi. c i n - \ and IK l i * 11 %*•
li»m i*-li.
liu rlilii* '
DI27, T | u*m * were placed 'lilo ,*v: Dial night ah*'.it * -.0 &gt;.'i lock lie Inin (an, to toslifv. lb said In i:t i rn u n f1*'u
Ii I - r » n i l » l n m l
ti »i v
i .i i i t r i i
donee by tin* prosecution, yvilli &lt;*l&gt;- said tin* amount of F usl National emild e--l tell wIn -1 lu-r.-tl w i- hu i i -ii i i u i c i
i m m r t ' % * »*ur r r t » | i m n l
- j
\ \ * l l l I m I'Vtil.’lfl i I
M rt-fU iilv ln a t
.M b
I •••*•• r r
Mr l.-ih
jeclion* offered by tin* defense, tlm t lie. ks against lb. Scat mile to ­ f--n
!&gt;•-*» 1*14- f ( i n I %%*’ **1*1111 iMt i l ( I m * i *r **I• courts overruunirig l Hi* objections talled st'tji.51 l&gt; I and thill I ti»- pin.i io nftei In- n-tm in-l ami that li n t s h % l l u ? i»i*%%
l i l l i l » * III***
Seminole's checks against III)' I' ll'-t be ilidn t n-ciill wln-Hn-i.il w n- t h, •.lilt 11 i|t-%
%%t i l l I n i i ii **•*» u nt il **(*
By Mr. Philips' t set I ninny t lie
«ni i n I I m I i -i I ni'**** * t i l i n * n i**nirf»I •*
m IH i
'" I I I! * ’
s ta te established that on Friday, Nut ion a I amounted to a I.out Sh.niin. day of the failure, i lit- follow me l i l t ’ ||D**( lltli*rt*%i( «*l l l t t ’
Attem pting t" d e n . at itn- u-u.il week of some lion- Intel I'll,* -tat - — I ii t i n - m i l l ( l u l l %%*• * i i i i l ( l i n n * t**i
August 5 , the ilny before the b a nk’s
i "Hum siinl Mi Lake sought to nstaldi It lie the wit in*** n i n i l i i l &gt; . l r i i l l m t **f i m -Ii U*% i h m i i I u**
failure, the total amount of money linn*. Mi
i* r* »t Mf ii tl rii 1 i»** I 1* • • •n i* l*%I i*n I
%'(&lt;(•
in the vault nt tlie close of business ami Mr. K iy. i c p i e s . n i . tig the that (la- poker p a tty ivn the next li inr mn iii ir e n* i* i liii im’ l N iiiliifri ' , i n t l i i r i i l »(*’ %• I •»i*
was $ 17 ,n2M,'J4. Questioned as to Seminole, mail k n o w n t ( l e t r i l l * 1 n i g h t a f t e r a p a r t y a l t h e h o m e o l
I IIMitlU
1 li lt Hi’ «’« M I * l l l r T n t l ( M I *
**t
la e n t i l e S d '.t.lM llt 111 | - ; p p r , ”
t a i l llu *
n i^ r u w a s il»rMi*i- | n » | i i i r I n
nr*-t
the denomination of the c urrency, ability lo cleat
1 it it 11iatait I lu It *»l _U«*44 iiU $’***«♦
the witness fe stif’ed from the vault l-y vault. He - a d licit in paid over vague and inicorlai;i uaJiufiUusi . i d l . i * n t |*ri»i« r u m ii*** n i n fii«('il i* n i l*%
i.i it..- s , ■
(ainkee* (in- *nm it
Didn't
volt
te^l
Mi
l'alesin-hi
t
h
r I **ii i*»liil ii r r , « Nl«rli t' li ii In- « u i
—slip* th a t no bills of (hr demon*
mm* l lum $ 5 ,700, of and iiiyxelf yc-terdnv afternoon I* I I I t i ll m H I m i i i I It ll il 11 I n f il l I 111%tt
dilation nf $50 and $100 were con­ -liglnly
1I n n t
M m * i»u|» n»% «*i iM *nl
*»f o u r
im tilii*
tained in the currency. The witness which $ 5,500 xvas i i i $-r*tl and si nil that tills |i.&lt;kei party took pllne
s e t .......I x t s t r i n i i i h I * % n l l f i l i l r •%»»|i ( i m M
lull*.
til*
aiglit
a
f
te
r
the
party
at
lb
said he placed the currency in a
i n r m i r ln*»l 11 n I !i»n% n l t i l m l i r r I *-n r ■«L ater in tin aftcfMomi la- te s ti­ Epps
inquired Mr Smith
chest and the oth e r motley in a
*1114 t
fied
tiiai
Mi
L
rtkcuudM
i
Key
rcI i | i * i | i i n l i \ | i r n % l % i l n i i l o r i h i ’ |ir*»"N
o
sir.
I
did
imt."
ivpl
e.l
t
It,rnsli d ra w e r in the vault la*tw,*,*n
l i l ' l t l M I III I III* Im ' h I i I i n l .till- I l l l n IIS
tunii-it
to
the
F
ir-t
N
ainm
al
with
a
negro.
;i and 4 o'clock F rid a y afternoon.
o l n ll r * l t l f t ’ t
proposition to d e a l by o ffe r ng
The witness was disiai-M'il end
U l l ’(Iill II t i l ii m l n l m i i i i i n l i l l o i f H I.
On S a tu rd a y im ‘ruing, the day the $ 5 ,70(1 given them by Mr, ('..I
ii i t
m u l i n ll ll 1**1 |*ii I l i t %i*% f l u tiithi, Ii
Dr Stevens wa- sautmmii-d Afte.t i -Mil
l i t ’ r u h ' K i * i»l I I m - i i i i i f i t M u r r i n
the institution failed to open i*o lum, ait-led f.i SDt.Ulin in foreign
,|,.|;,v ,,f 20 inmilles. tile ilocl**? ltii*,si- r i i x t ' s «« | n * m I hi- |i i 'i i| il « - flit*
business, t tv tellel -noi l...... pen. *1
. lie. ks a n -1 ilrs lt- of s F'-.niin and $ • tailed lo put
n In- appeal an.-e i m i u i% i ' i i m i i i | i | i n r i n n 11 % li% r»‘f**rm i ili iin m r i i t r i ' M i l l i i ' i r n lllliv u ii'% %
the vault -Imrllx nftei H oVbn-l. noir . n tin Mlaiitn Ntil imiel It.-lik nll,j Hu- court took a tee,---,
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placed it in I tie cage a- w :*- lu| | | | % % I | | | | - I h r * h I I I I i * i n 111 n *4 i Mi r n t n •
e m it Bank of New 1 "ik t ity I lie-e with - la n d in g loom Init-liy aveil- | i i t r i % o t i i i l l l i ( l u l l I n li-il f o r l o r r i l
CU-toin l.lilei. the w llne-- t&lt;—Ii
I* ill I,-no Ml , '*,1 In,,x pointi-d out aide. Mtmv vvouteii w*-ie n the | i i i i | m i %4 % 1% %r r% u i i u i l h I n f I n % | l i n e r ,
fied, be was n fo io ii.f Hint the
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wmitrl take i m e of Tie* 1-ir-l Nal- aiiiiiem e mul the s|ie i,a to i* listen
m i l l m, ii % ii 1$. it f it mI I I - - I **r %f a1 1 v ( mi r *
bank would not uiieii for btisim -|IO%l’%,
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and he returned the money to i t U m lil iiiiflo ii nl
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place in the vault
lie said lie
The ey r-eluent was ae, epted x •*!,«111111-111- to rniiie. The test im,my f r i l l iiri-% m i l l r«*«iil*'f t i u i n
nitirininined in tin bank until -hiTtlv
**•*»'** i* Vit fill* I n d m ( i m .
Mr I 'illluin t -stifled, with the on of Mi ('idltim had come ii- a great mI* 1o1*r i si nti I* dIi-n *m uIIIlit Nil
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|n|t, Mr Idiilli** le-tified Ibal in Nattoiml’s u n ie '|io n .le lil in .lack- es| pitch,
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tin y ba i an agreem ent w ith the i i r u i i M i # * i d i i i u * n f ll u * ' i f n i r t
that while there were no $50 or baud! *.i if payiiieut of the d r a f t s '
Union." “ How did these o|,K-rator- % 1I' i' r’km. i i n| mf Innl nl r &gt; o. f il d mr &gt;i rl lui.*i u lmI nnt |r , i . . -loi |iir$100 lulls nn d ’ridoy, but thnt there wa- to be demanded life "next
a Ini-gate tin* agree me til 7 ” asked r r n 11 %r i n n r f« r i I n t t i
were $ 1,500 io $50 lulls ,m Monday i morning Acenrd'ngly, the witness
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Se'imtur Watson ( l! i oi Indiana,,
n n r %i|lMM‘rll»ri% f o llii* f n l l i i M i n i4 m u l l
mm ning.
said the d ra fts, foreign cheeks and ebairm uu
"By post-rig wage re Mlirn Jt nmiiyiirii nllii'tM
Umlei cros* exam ination the wit llu- $ 5,7011 Were le turned t" til,* dueliniis and evictim^ On- m in e rs'
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yviio n-fused to tie party to hicnk11&lt;r *1 1r r I m u l
*11*I r n »l | | j r i n n •» 1 1• f
eluded rash t&gt; - - ich as ehe ks*
A b in I 7 :-i0 (iVIpi'k that night ing their a g re e m e n t.” e xphrned
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th»t h*„' not been i ashed lmt; wen ||„. w tiles* ti sltfled, Mr Lake atld Bittner. J"Aml also by tie- court
o | I 'lo r liln i d u d I m u ilo lt m i n i - ■
being held to prevent overdraft* in
Mr,- Key come
111 Mr.ranie loti*
ljui-k with a propu- i ttctioni’h^’’^
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«’«i i i *»I i I it | I t • i i n f
f N i* %*| n I r . i i n «I
the accounts of depositors. In u*
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to blear
AVfial did the o f f lends S!iy?r
i f i n f I i i I N i i r l l m i l l I n I t h i oll&gt;
spouse t,- questions uf Mr. I’uiui-r which am ount,*,I to SK,(Htl.8 .V This ■■The m a n a g e rs on tin* gn.mid s a d
l i i t l v n i i (N#* i l o d r * n f l ( t i n r r &gt; *
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of tin* defense, the witness teali- f wa*
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Ih r defend«nt l*&lt;irh the currency they
couldn’t d e a r
the total Itis k, fell?r's personal i . presentHt* Will Ai)nri*date
on any of thovc days.
am ount, they wouldn't c le a r any." uth'i* in re a l m a tte rs is, and lie F
Your Vole
Under fu r th e r exam ination by j Accordingly the S5 .7IKI was f - :• vice president of Cnusnlidutinti,”
Wr, Sm ith for the state. Mr. F h i l - ! u m ie d lu them us part of the B ittn e r said.
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Chicken Dinner 50 •t
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FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd.
Afternoon

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Everybody in Seminole County

IJ^ION LEADER
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m a t t r e s s , cv'cryhne g u a r a n te e d . ,
sold exc lu siv ely by us, price $18.* j
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F o r S a le : 12 hen s, 1 m a s te r . Full I
ISloud A nconns. M a rk e t price per j
pound. Phono 2104.
Ti'iiite W y a n d o tte (thicks, bred to
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lar S t a l e T r o p h y C o n te st
t-’bief It lake fe'.l t" the floor,
ill: 1 1. Hill, hy .1-1 hi -1 Aug
1 -Ann- time they iVnnounved tliei.
I" 11 IV 1 1 : * * i.t
I,
! ' - , I pouring fioin the wound 111 ;
t ii:,! hi- dld-i t ” , boos- lo 11III.
vi’Jingi &lt; - t«» go t-i ti ial "ii iiwlirl•
W A SH IN G T O N .
t'-n’-'U
Sanford
people
will
get
their
•! ,- i p , w It could not he Immed* [
lh,. Repill.In iu
Nil, oiiii 1 C ,01111
|nu-nt laimhi-r nine, which charges
tt .
,-,!v dete'inini I the extent Of
•i.« hen- I i i lh- lo- -aid. ” 1
|the n.al.i • "I falo- entries will' v it tv of polo as it is played p o- (INS) Alheil II Fall . i.n.frIt. - injury
HI
afl-T&gt;ioon tt llingm-ss ... tell V -t- rv .iIi -iii ■ l . w l i o i , " I'o Hi Wyoming I
I: Ki t in all a principal in fi-s-iotinlly tonioirnw
1 la- i.irv aminunced that it had ;
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he fn-t ii« glee lillll
Mr.
laike when tin- team ii-presenting New tin- nil •ei n.Ials. • n Hu- 1 i . .a plll.lii ah 1 "HI -I" 11* . w hit'll I" '
, h.
u.i, „ I a verdict after tb'libenit*
I priii, .lull in th e.second detrree.The Jersey meets tin- Florida trio at hi- tell gram fr .m l-.l l*n
1• 11. •I .on d h mi 'to ' ». ■ |d f'Hl n
. g all night. The cave lind I'CCfl
mu • .iitinit ihieuglt State’s Attar- (lie .Municipal Athletic Field at t
n,
ud, thin in* seen la
1
! '.i'i&gt;-ht I’ll,- ili-feiise admit**
ni) Millard I- Smith espresseil a ,,\-|ock. Tin- game will he played
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II ,
1 1 ip, f t'.lake t in d ntia shot *
devil-1" m b'.'all Ilf Hie eases on- f,,,. the benefit of the Sanford Surestiga lm g
Comm ii' i
1 ,. 1* 1 a, 1 on itul! . '
• 1 11.,- pul'* speeding nutomo*
til the icravery of Mr, Kc&gt;\ who shrine Club and F.d l.une is e.rr- and the |i jci . of -i nd.iig
I ad, 1 •ui
u p- ,1 11,
s' '
I la
'..! in an effort to halt her, but
is ill wi'li iii.iVpnx at his home at
everyone to wlli-iid what to- ,0111111 iter t •• hiI ■ •*' * • tt . w 1, , 1 n , I • ' I I , 1 ..r,.1.1:1 'III,
a o' - .1 do shot atlll hilled llCl-*
Tnn-reiiiu.
promises will he the th ill of their .iluinil. t.i-,1.
0 I Old &gt;'V Hi “ d ift I •• tail • I'
11, :» iint; up immmltlDftfia
Tin- iiuirtat *ordingl'y set April |jv,,s
“ Mr. Tall -ay
11,In&lt;giaia W&gt; ,, |.al ill 1 ,|i,..tel.,|-v t&gt; V
rfH*.*'-,*vtfirrie
K ' i ’ • ion
r" ,i;
lUt‘lu-rllUiU‘U*U
with
arrest. Thu d
L't»» Hie dale and life session. iUim*
Heri Tnii-srh'.le. ••eenr»t»-:-y o t the
, know- lud l.iig a.-.-.il the to I 1, d,
I'iI ,
.IOoVeI
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nt-riy
I
fin-.,,
ni
,
in
iintainetl
the girl had |
In *« uhnip: 1 lose. Just liefore re
nHf,oeiulioii, in commenting u|rmi • 1 oi.iindnial T reding'
&lt; aipiniy. 1,11,1 .
", t •• 1III III ■ lull '
l-een
ilriiiking.
J■ r-i'tiv. .bulge Gray
untiouneed the pluyern nnd their horses, told n„i- the liberty l" a d gr la that lid,
ni' \ i v
A 1 k * and M
V the verdict mnuittlnjr the ’
|:h;r ., lul.i g upon the motion for a repreRolilative o f The Herald this a(-eiired Iheri-finio.”
aid Semiti'i 1 ‘ lh, It,II 1 I'll, lop-ntl id • ' o.f wit- it nd. Rlnke sprnng for- s
|.i new laid 111 the conviction of th-- morning that “ Colton Field” is •&gt; Walsh ( I n of M- ntana, tin-coin- I,: 1&gt; . . . -I ally w it ll-luod . 1
v
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1 • ‘Tlmt.k she jurors. K M *
lalke' la-' Week would he li-Bi-rv- f,noons inli rnntionul
pony anil n.iltee pri'seeulor “ The piirpa-e id , in .1
a -loll f I "III 1-IIt- r ' '
'I
i , e.v.fd tin Iy n short distnneo *,
a nioie 1hoi "Ugh 1 mi- know - more about tin- following of the present impiiry 1- t" H" I "h .u . 10 , • w le "long
,1 |4 t,&lt;
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I up ,
(
v.,e,
it, hr d out the knifo and
i,l,
, 1 the do.-uo'i-nt.
the ball than any of the polo piny- bieunie of these Inual-. Ii appeal . ,p u i • ,.v i in ni and at p 1
,.'k I.'i.t, almost at the sams
A . 1,-all of the action hy the i-rs and " i l l be liddcii hv J dinny therefore, that In- In
nothing t" ui" ■ tin P-d oi l' ga 1ion
en: that Mm. Montcabaro fir* ij
pr,i-i,iiti" . four indictment- w cic Russ, the Captain o f the New Ji t- t«-ll the a inmilt.-,'. A- l,u the oil
It 1 u
1i-mniiis to • " tl.
, .1 tip* shot They were immcdiaU* \
not*.ul against Mr. l.ake and
I hi ni-i-lw-s,
.......lin in g
w in H e, .0 v.rW &lt;f Ml •
sey team. It it a 1are treat to see lea.-c*
, .;, ,1 iiuil tlisarniod.
Mr k&gt; v last night. Tw o of the- •
u .
(
latoineiit. iliey
tin- pony pe 1 form, to watch him which he appears willing to testify.
Metloa!
aid was rushed to thrt
wen- t.iiiod hv tile statute
of
his rtpeetl at the | ,|,, p,.t |,,1 eu- Iu- could she,I unv control 1 1 their tirgani
. ,,11111 mul it was found tha% j
limit.,:, . ;,nd had been made tie1,111 _
lt
new
light
11
them.
That
phast
moment l " allow tlu- player
iln |" oil of sending in,tie- kiii'e had entered tho neck
Mibjn- : defense motions t&lt;&gt;
10. p
strike tlu- pellet t»wurd Iu- goal. pretty well known."
, 1,-1,-gut on- to Kansas 1 it ■
.
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t Ih treat Ii the coal collar, peiUH |
.'Had
With
four
•’»»«••
„ thrill ■ very moment
Seniitoi Nye ah-" unmipre.- d
• In
I. .1
1( oiil inur'd mi p a r •
tinting
through the cloth nnd (leak* 'j
roll, j " " d , nrmt In e disposeil t&gt;&gt; 1
with the itts'd foe iinnicdintf th
i , |t wa lot believed the injury^ •—***
at m inn toil vi-1diet " f ai'iuiltn f
( 'w d lia in Hull who 1- tin- |i.iilmo. plans fin whieli wi-i,
rum-, an nttoltdlng pt
-itul .1 i\lh lesulting in a convict'l|
reachetl
i'll o' i l ' l l d K - ^ ^ ^
ridgr in Polo in A lit - made when first icp'dt:
an -aid later.
tmi. ii . tw,. hankers still race char- m -st fearless
that any mustang that the euiniiiittet- that l-all wanted t"
He t't Ial -eet’ot,
ti» 1"lit.lined in nine remaining in- 1 ericn sii&gt; s
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More than t " " weeks had beat*
freelv. Nye .-aid tin
I'.l . aril I li'iv •
test
fy
freely.
the
n'n&gt;
dot.....a returned hy the gr.in I I In wild is what he mijo-NS "i “ P‘
1, e.i m the trinl in which a bund- ;
iniltee
might
go
latet',
hill
lit*atw
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t.
n
:i,-iI"
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lo grime, ( ’apt. Hall furl her Muteis-,l \fitne i f - hud been ex*mincd» J
jurv ,n I'eliruary.
N
f vv:i‘'. leariP'd
1hat Iu- will bring Imme tlie goal* ii,, need for gtungjuiW.
Tlu- shooting of Miss Montcsbat® l
t "i&gt;&lt; 1 nan, e nf t lie eases was
There
is
-it
pomrllrtlily,
howi-vi
1
bale
Lurry
s'ld
on the llini'.inghnm Highway too* Cj V
M.
Knmi- d In-, ause of tin- absener- id as fa r ns the Florida lent" •* «or- that a change of plans may b
1 '( vIII.Ii" I '
M A V P O R T . Tenn . Mm
. well known ;»•
'v,'“ ha* seen
place Nov 11 last. Tho etun took I 1
' »iini’ll
^lr k, . lit- was declared hy tin- . l ined. Any P'do
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made when tin.I J tlu- dislr.ct so
1 dim 'lit. r. Mr1 | \'S I II t V ( ’line, A til -, d! . N
v r |,,"-laeu!.1r (lira tw o tla&gt;5 ago 1 |
% 1•'
'lefil,p a nultt-i ial w itness tail". Hall fH'rfoi in lias J|«
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preme eoilrl g ia n ts Full the eon t w a i sought by a pn-se ••• • in
A 1,111 \ " " i i.v-y General MoCall
1&lt; *| "III.III
f*'i Mi I ,ke anti that the defend­ „ f Ids skill nor hi- .l.t.-iiitlnatio'i.
wen
1
no
a
n
rn
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.''Tlie mnjo ity of tlu- players ill tiiiuiinu- win, Ii Iu- attorneys luivi ., &gt; l, d hy t'l'toilhniiud." in ' I" hills 1 iipci i i'll'
. ktrl for a mistrial on ground® . J
ant tnilld lo t go to tlia! without
uu •
h rn
the
National Professional Polo As- asked 1in Iiis 11 ial with Harry I
*hpt
iThc of the jurors was prajud*
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Mi k&gt; v - iistimony.
w
ho
ft*
ipitil
r
unt
. ,i- In i f today as tin- gunm 1
fop 1 n-pirney. .T h i- trial
"•id
Tin mot ion however was over* J
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All ..1 ibt- remaining eases hnv 1 social ion u i f c.miparativelv young S 1., Ip .
1'III O'.
S iih jrrl
I ' o r I ’ s s a y s ruled h pie-aling Judgu I.yJtttn. |
was set f, 1 Apr. -. but FallV attoi ‘ I , 1 nigul engaged ill a pi**• hat , /.||il'| C l ) ( ’ h s p n l I O il I'd 111
A l l •'!»tl» i’ll
Kfi-i ,-t for trial on the day four* men in years but with plenty
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m-v- and |di&gt;-ieians have advise,I
rtt ,r.v. nt--. but it w as not &lt;liK* | experience They have collie dp
Min’ Hi J•*
M n n ic i|K iI ( o u r i
i-ImIIN- will, Hie S:i!i I
1 ■ (r ,! I,;.
the I unit III- will Hot III* able I ■ O, VVnil’ll 1IV1 I'l l -Oil.- "1 I'I
Militaiv
schools
fki'id ul it-h one will be irietl first. I f,.,,m universitu
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All ' . tin- indictments are joint j llll(j (|,e most Imv.- •', eii trainet •&gt;
.lh 11
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i l.ne fied into tin- In tl :if!r / III • . - i t ol 1 •
Fall
intimated
in
Ins
li-legrnm
to
.
i
ho
,1 ho y
■ fcai-ct- against Mr. Luke and Mr. I t |u, association ii-ell In , l u *
l • h i *t \•
da veil pro­ Seiiatoi V j e that if the court ali m.li lung In- until on 1*n- ill* - I- ng 1 i -d f &gt;
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,,y on
piny tlu- game a- 't
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•IIH'II ini-hnling I'll &lt;
tin !u . g i - i
gieiit d 1he 11 nt.iniani e be would &gt;| irl - of lowii, le.rv ing In
I fossionnlly r.-Munes v-utn wit h
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lit
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and
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Ud
Iro.iS'de*.”
aCi.,I t . "
A be willing to have bis tentiniony' , ,tt,I,.iiiioii.-. Mi- - Ruth
I pl.-ntv of "IH-wl
■* * ''
. taken by the tt'alsh cnnimittee.
Vlioi uti tl -, tnunf t
A-he\ilh&gt;. N. C . shot tlirom Ii the ) unmi.-t
idl " : ' -iiti
|s7u, o i i t i i n l
I prominent authority
]&gt;“ " ■ " *
T aggm t, 1.
,' 1 i*. vv ho I'oul.etl
Ir**in I iiiid M s. 1.1 *: -• I'rii-i-. wounded
John on " 1
Mar.
W ASH INGTON.
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1 s played in KnKluml made the fo l­
10
I «sS. .mil ai
newspaper
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in I e iiliilonieu, licit Ii si-ated in the
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fern-d
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lowing Htutmcnt afte.' M’eing' "W
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Two
enlisted
men were* i
ear. Ihd'i wnmi-n an- in a serious various tune
lory 1 hui ••
l,ur:.-d to death, six others were {
these matches. “ In all &lt;«&gt;&gt;'
pi ' 1
New A "ik 1«vv ■I'l l
condition In-re and near &gt;'■ ' '
fined • •
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Naiiry I lo"
, , , ln
\ - icii.iui.ly injured, und five enlisted t
.,
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a-,
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hoeiutioiis, in 1
a player of H “ »• l '" U" an ' 1
.
Police
Chief
Hell,
tt
ude
P
ilie,
of
\ Ill'll. |&gt;*1
world' •
lor hei’|""P •1 disorderly 10ml
itu- M irr o c .
lb
,1 II.'ml. vv.ll . ff.-.* a n -i and a warrant officer were
Knglitnd I will ► «&gt;’ ,ht
Pleasant Gardijii. Teim . ami Alex itnr ol the l»i."
V.1 - Ml "pend* d "j
I,ut s e n ' l l ,
N«iRFOLK, Va.. Mur. ^2 . (IN S ) greatest thrill »" »' tin- spill and
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DKTROIT, Mich..* Mar. 22 .— Hula a l e also wounded .is a re Jit was st 1 icki 11 i'
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: $2 Mt m l. i. For ; 'criuUsly hurt in a paioline ex*
1. ,v liisoid rly n-n
g o o d liidinvli i,
—Raring the stuck in u strong that you can sc*ploiitui nhoanl tho dostruycV
Jj
t i " ''1' I1'
(IN S 1 Mis. Kible Stinson plans of the b a ttle which started when late lust night
JI r. |u \
!II . ;i^ free
tliei- Si Y .11
ir Whitney, in Guantanamo Bay.
northwot wind, naval hospital H„ nsored hy the Shrmer.-.
duct eliaige '
t.a l In* Mll.llU* »H If lMVU|i li\ iht*
to accompany her famous aviator
|)c.)j ,u rested I’ rue and his
Cuba, the Navy Department an«
Plane F 5 -L a.rivoil lu"H' nt :-I't
Herlin will I, .Id ill 1 x'eii-ive $2 i and l.einai tt'll "II paol ‘ I lei 1Id iii r itiiiii.'iut iiu ul
husband mid .QvfjlK-J -lluhjeman, wife as suspects in tin- thefi ol all
f,t i-t I, ui 11o’clock this morning front an isne
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hihit
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in
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trnns-Atlanlic
• fIycr in tr new auto.
i f . « ifiit t Hi
riH*t '*,Vi| tho i.our.cod today.
litiihling trade
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The i-xplo»ion occurm l ycstrdoF
lali-d •spot on the Ni|rth Carolinu Y o u n c r B a s s R e a d y
.iteil a A-i" earn l i . i T W I.iiu ion. up rmtt
.
T.
tv’ll!
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Vs
n ;. (rih ilt
**«»»n»p* «“ 'Teak the world enmi,
i ilng Tho ca-ualty list: dead:
ffxr-t with Mrs. Courtney Harnett.
F o i
D lS trm u l
I durnMc.c f|iRht re'eoril at ^Juckaonhiitul for ilruuk.t.evf while 1 ' 1-•* t • $(, »,» • .,r at li
ii*»i»r«Htii{ i" Win. M Dclevett, 3000 . Wini* '
» patient on hoard.
J.u k-on was fn..-il u rinulnr rnn-'it
ville. Flu., Monday or Tuesday, it
•! . Ia re ii tel • 'h o st •'--•I tl '
d,H Road, Baltimore. GeonM
l out. Commander L. It. Banco,
Communication has been rcody- was learned today. Ktlnsmi left
, oii a sliuilu* clung
I mu - ttl.il,- i-.mlij.liii- I" p i
&gt;•" *
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t. Garrett, Ozark, Mo.
*f 'he medical corps, w as in the
paid $2 o f"i di-ord. rly eort'l *• VV,11 1 , "ti-.-Ud bv III!
Detroit yesterday
for lloi|»ton
to
' » ( ( . 11 /i-u DfiiiMi
t vl ,,y ,he 'Chambe
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Se;i"U.-ly injured : John F. Karr,
plane and lie was hoping that the from T. R. Hodges, state shell f*»h clcIjver „ p|npe. Fr.rm Hi.aston lie
rontempt " f court il.urgu &gt;
Mt. Row,I, N. K. Ihtnald Burch,
•tuck would win the race so that i-ominissioner, notify»n«
° |Afa " ' 1 w |i|
t0 Jncksonville to prepare
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HU-W WilliuiriH
Hie -»a»e "i
M o llip r O l 1’ J’. inO lIS
lmlor,"‘I»’ni1’. Mo. John J. ^“ ter*
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- attempt,
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the navy could claim honors o f be­ ization
the clmiartmcnl
depirtment ■ » I, f- the
ment.
$100
|K-r
lu.'iiih
uftef
eonJhseiihino
Hawkins,
ehurgi-d "H'&gt;
i v ; „ 0 (ins', Strcctmun, Tex. ttTllurd Jao*
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MEMPHIS, Tonn.. Mar. 22 .—
ing fi hi to have a baby born ill the ready to begin the distribution of
M o v ie A C IlG hS D i e s [ur J,n#luikt.t Va. O. Dario, Sail
Jlriiintlon and Jf--'**''
month i f t h ' ' ' huxem y u.n- irrjjisfern-.l to «h“
**- Rut the plane arrived ahead'of yomig bas* fn-m the Wel-ku hatchpostmaster's salary *» ral ed to county.
,
Roque, I*. Ithe_liuhy.carrying hirtl and Mrs.
tomorrow for Jacksonville. ’’They Die po»tmnstcr‘s office at Memphis $K,000 u year.
Less seriouzly Injuredr Wm. A
cries, and 'inquiring
.’ H EVERIA HILLS, Calif., Mar
.
.
Barnett was rushed to the Nor•»»_(IN^) Mrs. Chat-lotta Smith Gardts. 320 *0 th Avenue, Paterson,
Church also "i.nied to «xm
n
i&gt;
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av i*
i« u
* f , o - for !&gt;•&lt;•»
i t i : i (Stinson - and lluldeniun) seem to j* being toed for bu:tr-r were made
that
desired
^°Ik i'mtestant Hoapitul. Tho little
N. J..
Frank H. llubrlandef.
Ch.
Secretary E. J. Trot’. er
* think I will help break tin; mono). Ui(J
,,y (J Tom Tayl.u recently on agreement, the affidavit slate".’ h t l l l l O l Cl U C S I C I C 111 U l
Pickford, in o tV r of M‘ ary . Pick .......
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•trangi-r i-' expected to arrive any
lV ho
anxious to
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hoUI„ •in *•
r l. die ! i !r e ' ■ !&gt; til Srr humc ..V.nl. Mn*« Ed*'. P- MichattkU 2k l l
day
bo was
was anxious
u. get in tour"
‘ ' - ony-i.f
00 hours
the
u:r, Mrs. 1
frum tllt, llffui., un,| who that negroes in the Mfcinphis postal
Ulir.ute.
Hi»
I, -j- fnm Whttcr’.rsy: * CMtxU- *Uki'
with interested parties
^ o tinan , *aid. p i e present duration i)|li|11H thnl Ru&lt;1 (:hun h. nt-gro service be given larger repn -ent■ h*
hi-I
Lieut, M. R. B o w n in g w as in
I . trs, - :i'd iiowdrai. S. Ib unpHit. H-ghlai
t h n f nr -ngers ^hr «P
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the number o f fish
,S*cInK rp&lt;ord i» hchl by u Gcnnnn who Ucpub| f,.an lender h e r e ' -ought to
waim-i'ni o f the plane which trnvW. Wivw'^r,,
* Xr. k J i. kfr.til " i re nt hi*r brxbdd*' t Ay, UiCv Mppri.n
.
places m ost dt'sirubh
I
remained a lo ft, 0- hours nnd k.
7 ay)ur puy him .......... • * I"?
♦ Hcd 1 (o mics in 1 hour and GO them- I-ocnl fishermen ore u * - - n, lmitc*
1. ^ u i » * . i * f l - r n m H i '
Csstherlne St. John»towo, la .
- -ularj •
•'inule* despite the strong wind. ronfer with the secretary .«t
Mr.1. Pickford-was Imrn in T " f '
depiotions jdimild
The Taylor statviui-i J
S U r r f o N K lt.l.K MAN
The woman lived neur Iluttcraa, N.
lfr tr fw a lT ^ n ^ » P % V S T r i Hi'inT.:
onto,
Canada, Sept. ’J, le»2. She
en.iiest date possihle.
j'O l.K K SF.KK M A N
• Liijii jliii~hOlfl&gt; Ilf linTrlT i
taking
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In-brief,
the
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been
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lug' I'Vin ill"! b«'» s u n .-1 mg irm.. n c . . . . . .
IV ERN EPS, Fla.. Mar, 2 2 “.
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by Geu'rge Jl. Poole. I'. S Crinimw*
morning. J&gt;r.. 1lowi.
&gt;&lt;v. i ru&gt;d
i d hiy
trj re the nutfy ’ wa* appealed
•ars.. 111-7
Chu-ch a* saying: “ It lo. kr like
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Mar.
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y e a n ami w&gt;*1." HI*'* v.f ■ '
, T , t ' -".t mother to Norfolk.
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s m . Urfstde* ••••• .«»*'« - 1 1 '
dlUon m - " rc-ult " f being Ihrowt
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train a».thcy w ere-flard n ; on tha !
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Wa s h i n g t o n . Mar. 22. o n s )
Prim t'a t r . Atlantic Count lane station
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. Seiuu d i-tr:i‘- • 'j
Gctttran* nix- i»iahh'h;nj u.i -r
. A r.turm .warning fo.- the At­
ivrru t i r e yesu rdo y. ^
having
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'' coast region between Haiti­ 000 mile trans-conturniai J i i a m .
m o lu were planned i t Cl|tclnnatl .a - h a r l n . k at a Allan,
f
» &lt;100 u ,n.» lh upon flPPOLU , matter to tho bottom-

P o s s e Of Citizens Well Known Rditor
S eek s{ilinmen Who And S lo r v Writer
S h o t—Police Chief Dios In Charleston

(iasolinc E xplosion;
O nP. S. Destroyer^
Ki l l s Two Sailors

Airplane Wins Race
When Transporting
Expectant Mother

Stinson’s Wife Will
Fly In Record ’Trial

ion

Additional Charges Are Made Thai
Memphis Post office Is Corrupted
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,J2 YcilPS DlCS I OClliy

icron^iTn^Mill. r GnJi-i -

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L&gt;’ the U. 3. AVcatbrr Bureau.

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Gene Ttinney Must Accept
Commission
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Match With Challeng ers
•

Ily l)« \ ii J. Wulsh
Intfrimtiinial News Scriicc
Spurts halilo*
N K W VOltK, Mur. 21. (IN '-.
— Aliy number " f Rcnllcmcii who
lire rvnsuimhly riiiitulin. thill tin '
Would In- nidi- l i *|.(. an i h-'hmt:
on tin- other sidi- of a key lm|&lt; in-nstruck tud.’tf li\ tin- i " i inii- i I- I..
•Inik Shurkc&gt; still In ii &gt;. .. i ti,
New York list i.f 11i t f i-11 • •I hr it
Wi-ijrht rontciuli-i's mi,I tin
I;- •
that Jumi'H -I. .l-iluist-i i r-|ni'i'i
ton |n*f rrnt of Ins - :iii :i J"-ii&gt;- i-'
.l"hnstoo Is ki '-ivn a a "l-i- f.; "

inumi|*«*i in tin- t-.ii

I’olo players from Now .Icrscy
\\ill clash with the mullet tvichlcrs
r&gt; i'll1- filliiiff Florida will'll these
Inn |,inl'i —■
'imial tennis meet in
I lit- lin t iml i »:-;ntf over plotted
m Sdiifniil til tlif imiidripal s»tti­
ll tit- lit Ii| -iii I ri IIIy :.fu :nii. n at 1
"'clock Thr i 'I'i'iiiiii I i t will In1 fm
tlif lii'itf*1it "I I hi .*ii!l'"i»l Slii'ini*
&lt; lull.
Till- i n 'I ; I 'I l III I' t Ml t III ollln iii •' u ill i • ‘• niil i t la- I linii
ina li nl
■' I In f. *l ••-l |&gt;*'i» pm m
in \i:iiina. Tic* .v.ti'Hiui
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A * • 'I'i'i ia»ti 11.. I* t.l. n *lit- N at i n.
:.l |&gt;•.11 nl Kni l.t'i- mill i iii" u'.at &lt;1
■' i. nil i .. nr I ' t t &lt; &gt; M ill'll till'
nal'iii ' Nil 1“
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Johnny
FerrellWins Rich
Golf Stake In Miami Open
By Shooting A.Sixty Three
Ml \.\ll lti:.\&lt; II. I’ ’:,.. .Mar.
I IN'S* .li'liiniy I nrrcll, tint,
I i»n* li '-li’iian
i Li * i^ua*
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A . 111 1iv h is r . 'ini i*y sf'.tiiii*
. a- !i .rnl I '- .* I .*•'••* )•' ill |»l;'t
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n t li • Mm
I'll' 11 I I i'll CO * 11»dl ,i i'.i' 1'

fram ing ('amp

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thiliR u-rv linlui k i ■ .-i huppiiito llilll III' III MM- V. Itli It I..... In •
roots to 1 'itiHin t pi -iff .- i-iinlli
For i-Miinp'i*. till.'- tlir ninUi-i -(
his pii'M lit uffi! at i-iits. It i c - ' ii
ly was a lui-ky t iii* i* tn l&gt;.■•!• i I - - I
“ in'’ mi ii ii .in 11ki Shiii'k . u
lit till' ttlllo, Wll I- -tuilll-l'lt lii ,i tiriuh:. 11.i*l iiuuli- iniiViil iii'-n
•*y noil m i' din tn mukr mi'll
Mon spi-llil most Ilf t lit ' I III! t : .
Ini* I " hill min that kii-d I it t‘
m -i nis that .lullii-&gt;t- a i tin .M il.
ti'Kiul fill-in II- -mlii't hoi. t-i I- .
into Shulki i ; In aln adi mi "o.
jll't llkr thill It nas in I lualik In i tin ai l " -' ii -i nitli uln
Iimr.i-\ sinipli n i in. ..I n t
A III'hull, tin- Ni u V 1 1. i inis-ij.-n lia unt tail -i a In i In
lir&gt; tliiil it Inis --i. fii • iliirj; - ";.i
I'-nurs fm tils titn 11 in th, ..I
lowilii*; .link Shall...i. Inin 11 n
and .1"Ii ii ii y Iti-1.11 Tin* i nn i
Mion Wants* lit i*t III*! I .nan \ I -. ,ai
wi-r riitht oiiii.i as tiii-sr p.ni I
mi'll air iioiliii-.' and I p- t l - i
that sunu'lindy*s l ain in i . 1
exhausted In
t-i-.1 ii*-1
I itn
dilatory turtle.'.
Sharkey's last linii tiutil Ioni ''Mi’ ll d iii "tie I.i i 'i l . - a l\ It on-

I .t IN I KIN,
M;,i
21. l I N M
The iM-ncral inipr.
-n Hint t i
I' a »h- rlnite &gt;.f hi- .&lt;
n I * iI
,
has received a scici* at hlnl ' i
the ptlhlieiitn.ii nf a 111. . II... . ...
inland irvenur. uhiih -ln-iis t*-ul
there tile .rK12 pef'i-t
.n l . r t l
l i f t an and M"i tIu-1 ii
I ni n*. I
with
fortunes
r-t mated
at
%&gt;u.VOO.OOil nr _n * n .
One htltidrv*i olid thu ty-eiMnt. these fortunes nvn tSltl.OOO.IMHI
ivldje a .oiiiilhr pi-rce -'iiir*- i r * i - i
their Wealth almllld &amp;it),0lHl.lMl i
In four ciises. li'-tnldy that **f tin
famous -liii-l l.mtlici'-', SIP i,'I,lit,nn
is the m l total iif the family e\
i hi'nuei
It iinulil appear fiutn tIn I. ae
HooJ., luhvciri'. that llic puinher -&gt;f
.Very * wealthy K-ir I shnirn K not
inetcU'inp. In l ’.ej.j there Here Klu
pejSoits -MKh* fnrtones of SIU.'KMP

201*3 W, 1st) St.'

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tllill II.'I
t l - l t l ' l l , •.!.-1.1 ll lllllll
mill., ,i p, -m l
Ihili'd a l
I I.......... . a I l.oil
In I I till I'.-I
h 11•.ii- .* f o r tin- mend. r« &gt;*l lln
i .mill. Aiiimip tl.. i i i u r. ,. i *
■lit at Monday' s ni"-thu* v.i-i'i Mr-.
I! I. I ' n kills, Alt l ilt is MatI n n s . All
M
Minor, k.
All*
II.iitiint„l &lt; . I'hilip-. Mis i I m k e
I n.iiaidy,
Ah ' II W. l ’e.n man.
Mi
I ley u n t i l Wal ker. Mr-, t i n .
i m i I ’lK-hran, -M- K u u . t Hill,
All
M o r t i m e r t J I n i r r , Alts, AinuI "i- it.
I lutloii, Mrs.
Wtlflrd
I. i n a n d Mm. AA V U' ff ler ..

I nn STf.ll.
t iron Sut ii.'.« '-. •' h- I -I
.- ’ thr lift y fmi*11' l’"h . ■
t lie I -iiiil roUllil, l -ink n . I
n li.' sat itifll -I 11 til
t-l.lrr. I lhirll I" "lip III III!
t.inilte VuiKlit, iu tin. i
nn .a tit of War hinet11
tin- only s tiiiui-pure t•• t
thr tn- to"'." I ’ ! -S" n --I
si.oott .l«*hn ' dtv *r I.a 11 i
iipi nlfrti'd I" "
aitUit- -it
was in a tie with AI I
I'liienRii profe?sii util, an
tail
nit, &lt;’ li''.l-lttlljt. I i
place. *
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Millinery
i \ I AI . I NA IS LA N D , f-d . ' ••
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(I NS I Thr "ruhhi't ' - '
t i i r punie tut iii-eaitip w t"'
liverII till- ( 'ill's lIRlllars an t
•
t.i-nf* n ill In- idayed. W i a
wiiphty niuttrr " f raiop • *
,
iotislilp decided, the lir..tits
pull stake.' and pi', pair f-n 1 •
I'iiiuI Ki'taivuy. I' iiltti at Lo- ' r
peli-s ti ny Itejrin a .*&lt; tiiM " f • '• ' .
hitintt ir.lines that will carry th. n
tu Terre Haute, link, and then. &lt;*|
-,Citiidhouti fur the i-p» nil .- f i
the chsimW&gt;n*h'lp seauin.

Attractively Priced

Persona! Service
/ he Ensembh
Coin»li*tl n ifh a d esire In
nive K alisfnelien rallier
(han m erely “se ll” v«tt.
is an im iierlan l fnrlnr in
Ihe policy o f th is firm .
liny inn

m a t e r ia ls

E. PITTS, Mgr

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m ake

use o f

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Phone I :i.*»
A er o s s F r o m F o r r e s t F a k e Hotel

huiltlini;

o u r fr ie n d ly a d v ic e .

S2,6ij

I'liuiie Too

ikf.jt. 7

DcLand

O u r - v e r y heal pu re linseed
oil h o u s f I'tiint. prepttred
r e a d y f o r use, a ll colors. •

Seminole Paint and
Varnish ( ’(uapany

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lli-jiin-ont'-il liy t'
7 t-i I* l n'1i - l IIV'-I tin \\ ii'il
tram, tin ( 'hii'oii" White S” \
lint |.,i' , t-nliii determined
milk-' it t u n in a t on
I hr
nr.- -I ill 11-'d "lit nl their let) '

When

Jpactpry iT ltcs On
Paints &amp; Varnishes

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Account Disproves
General Idea That
Britain HasPoverlv

Gallon Cans

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THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. MARCH 22, tittS

to ll I’ll

.

The— -----------Sanford
Herald
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Greetings, Mr. Catts!

H « f « M m m n i« |(

•I j l M w C ' P l*ru «/

Carlton have taken Ihmid with liim
on it, Somebody m ust do ho and
my friend* Seeni Td'lHlhlt th a t on

Sidney J. Calls, perennial candidate for governor ami | nw.)lUn, „r ,mv fight against thU
m
lifAvI/tnl nlinm iii.tii Pkf
11.. —
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'
. . . . i.
paradoxical
champion of religion ......
ami1 -------.
rucon, ...Ml
will, according
evil, I nm the proper olio to make
m
»&gt; w »&lt;
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M llrr
w . i n h u i m p « iu itt» » to an announcement, .speak in Sanford, somewhere tonight. (he fight, no I am nnmnnicing in
P l M i t e , i k l r r a r t • ( The Herald is inclined to extend to him a cordial welcome copy which will reach you perhaps
• f n i r M X. iMTi
R&gt; this city and urges everyone who has not heard the fnm- on Wednesday or Thursday.
)LLAXD L. UISA7t _ . _ .......R 4 l«a*
O f course, since I am going in,
ous
Catt’s jokes to attend his meeting.
H o w a r d n n a u ____j u m h
^ R U K. J O W I . I I t M « t w B 4 lt»&gt;
That Catts is one of the strongest candidates in the I nm going in to win, and I expect
a n u c n n r i o * Iu t r s
race there can be little denying. He has a strong following to win, not on 'account of any
merits of miniu-liut. because the
in almost every section of the. state. In-llUG—aLrangely-o;
people-of Florida have never-foil­
Yiugh,-he w as elected gm-emormmt'Trtrm1 that time although ed to take the rjght side n f any
wmhe has never been elected to another office, he has always nlof'id issitW^wl.icii was M|unrely
Ttr U m ii iiiiin HHa
R i plMwtr
polled
n large vote. In 192-1 he was second high man in the presented.
l«
A t U ltru
ll R »w »
i a r » l » U &lt; f r — i gubernatorial race, and missed beingjihirT'ftl by the narrowest
I think I con promise that the
W H rttt
WW1
M M IN a tlM
'
M r I h N l u M w n r t * d a i l r n r t r * margin.
issue of race-truck gnmbling will
a ll l i t trad in g m i l * nf I k .
We are moved to wonder, then, wherein the Catts*1Ik* squarely presented before this
H it «ra«U . n a L K . I
li
strength
lies. And we find by a comparison of his campaign campaign is over.
2 E 2 r r&gt;* 1
O f course, you cannot say until
speeches with the facts in the case the answer. C alls is a
■ t a l r r *r l i t remarkable student in the art of hyperbole. It isn't that lie you see nty platform just what
ka£H I t a r r a a a t C | r r « l t l i m « , a a
*aal A a a d i U a i at T i l
wishes to misinform anyone intentionally; it's simply that you r attitude with reference to
IMRrra. A t m i t a r r A a a d A d r r r l l a my candidacy will lie, but I hope
IM
■ Si»at»
r ram lrra n r 1 he has a poor memory, and when dealing with figures for
that you will agree with the prin­
• • M h k t f m r w k r r i « ■ab atll t o
1i a a r » a ’|ti
audit
of
n b K T &lt; | l l « i political purposes, his mind becomes muddled.
ciples for which I stand, because
H I M ta a r d r r t o W H I r a l u d ’a l r t .
One of the most appealing plunks which we find in the I know that if you do I enn count
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s
&lt;U M d la U M r- lrr
m ia tlo
aa
Catts* platform is "tax reduction." It is one of Catts* fav­ on your vote ami support in the
knardt R a i t a r a a M«w*n4a,
orite
stories that he reduced taxes while he was governor. coming primaries.
T H U R S D A Y , M AR CH 22.
As n matter of fact taxes were higher during his adm inistra-: We cannot figure out h o w .M r .
TMPS
IJKIL a L d ' * I'HIHin.lM
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tion than at nnv time before or since. Records furnished Carson expects to make much
i ^ d M i t a r l a H i t « a d r a a a t r ad*
aiUrairalloa.
from the office of the State Treasurer show that the tax headway at this late date. Still, a J
w airr ra a tr ta Jarhaoa* millnge increased while Catts was governor from six and one- lot can he accomplished in the |
^ T a a M ra rtM i'n l M. J oI bji ladlaa half in 191G to twelve in 1919, the vear before he went out last sixty days of a campaign |
This nation saw James'C!. lllaine
H H n C an al.
o f office. The millnge at the present time is seven and .one- defeated dining the^fast thirty
^ M S r?*** *'
~T*r’
■days
,iI,t-u o
iiff the
iK,. presidential
nrositlnntiiii cii
i-ampaign,
^
b ~ .\ i P t r i |l l M
of. aa lld llg pru- half,
&gt;«*fA k ; d f k apartiarnl
Catts hjts also contended that when he became govern­ nml William Jennings Itrynn was
IS— \ i M i M a a i f f r i n l .
or there was less than one hundred thousand dollars in the defeated in the last week o f the
t ^ - C i l d p I r t l y a u f r t i / K ra atirkra*
Stale Treasury, hut according to the Treasurer’s report, g rea t campaign of 10 to 1. Senti­
■
M mnua
aat* aad
undrrn hoap ttal.
which w'e feel reasonable .sure should lie correct, there was ment is easily and quickly changed
m^timca*^
instant^
a
balance of $1,077,710.20 at that time. Catts further mam- in Tsome
fH B L E V E R S E FOR T O D A Y
h e , n i u M ft i ’^ O t h e pco pie of
tains that during his last year as governor. State expendi­ Florida st fr ^ .O ip fip r ie t y an
and limiR IG H T R E A S O N I N G L e t iia tures amounted to $5,490,602.:i8, while the records show
th is
£
*
t hat some $8.290,294-95 were acluully disbursed,
mV-i. x'l.■‘.Tn
they^shiJl^he as'^'LHc i s s^owv-— '
' S u c h l i t t l e i a c o h s i s t . - m i e s u s t h e s e in t h e s t a t e m e n t s
Isaiah 1:1*/
o f Lite f o r m e r g o v e r n o r c a i r o u s i l y .he a t t r i b u t e d to a l o s s cm
P RAY’ E R : — F or the privilege of m e m o r y , b u t w h a t niwenrM t o u s a s t h e m o s t p a t h e t i c f e u coming to Thee, O Lord, we thank turn of his candidacy is his declaration in behalf of "local opTheej for the possobility o f reason­ tion." This sudden tippeal for the votes of tin* gambling ele­
ing with Thee, \te thank Thee; and ment clearly indicates that he has traded his soul for a moss
- fo | the power whieh makes us,
of pottage.
.
, ,,
clean, we thank Thee.
A Baptist minister by profession we believe, going

about the stnte with a prayer on his lips, ho has tried to
convert
East Coast votes to his cause l».v Inking a stand in
Oh, goodness me an ’ goodness
favor
of
allowing each separate fouttlv to decide whether
my—
Ain’t nuffin’ b e tte m ’ chicken pie— it shall permit evil conditions to exist within itri confines,
Darkey feels happy an ’ w ants to regard leak of whether in direct violation of state laws
When a minister of the gospel becomes so corrupted lt.v
'shout—
C H IC K E N T I E

Makes hla eyeballs stick right o u tWrinkle# his nose an
wiggles jt
. t hJs toes
An* feels likd into lleb ’n he goes.
You take a chicken frum a chick-

’

t jnu, for him to return to his religion.
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Fire Wastes

rii rooV

Without doubt one of Florida's greatest assets is its fm|E [ be nquawks hit ain’t no used
A t home had dough to roll him esl. Thousands of acres of pine lands stretch tnmi Jackson­
ville fur into West Florida beyond I'ensueola and as tar smith

as the northern shores of Okeechobee. I lirmighout thi.i
(Mampiy kin dij it. wid a grin.)
Den. bf»k&lt;; him nice wid lots of vast area are found camps where from the valuable pines
. spice;
!art» taken quantities of rosin, pitch and turpentine, and mil-

An* when he’s done an’ look* so jjonH ()f f(&gt;L.t ()f
•n*ce•
1
In view o f the lucrative

b u s i n e s s w h i c h lia s d e v e l o p e d
V f r o m i&gt; u r f o r e s t s , it s e e m s h i g h l v i m p o r t a n t t o c o n s e r v e t h e m .

fipjpkin’ hot. dnr o,i de plate—

Loch Arbor
The place to build your home

De Forest Sanford

R ealty

A -H A B E T - T H O U G H T

Co.
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Teabcrry Time

Nourishing—

In tjte rush of a busy
day w hen w ork is
crowding and nerves
arc straining, Clark’s
Teabcrry Gum is ‘‘A
Happy Thought’’—It
brings quick refresh­
ment.

and health-building
for growing children

FRESH DAILY
from your grocer /

2 SIZES--**
linfle &amp; split lost

M«.If by tlx
AMEIUCAN I I U U M L S COMPANY

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vote; ...... t W ^ e V j n n p U c u '
(j«r can lie depended uion itctyprcss.
; their hom si senlliiilpis at ; the

ballot Im*.

Even in Hade county where the
sporting element is pretty noisy,
the ballots „ f the law abiding peo­
ple will quietly speak a sentiment
against the "county ;lmmc m le "
idea. Dirde county is a part of
Florida. The "A ll Florida ’ spirit
will hardly be submerged in n
doctrine ns vicious as that asked
by the sport tog clement of the,
Miami district and as promised by

tigein'C nnd the In.nor nf tin* decent
citizens nf I hide county for n can­
didate that its citizenry M *n d if ­
ferent and sn fur below llint nf
tin* other counties of tin* stale that
t separate law has to be made for
it that will pc mil gambling,
ih inking and carousing regardless
o ' the general laws of the state.
The decent people of Miami who
live there nnd support the peal
business institutions, tin* schools,
the churches and the civic clubs
cannot ................
In* h'anicd
y
■for■ wanting
........... -n

w m i»n, I!. Gr,d,..v. chief uf .he feres, s e m e ...... the Cnil- tearless in ns ilcmmuialicin n
of
ed States department of agriculture, declares that forest tires |( ii(. jsy J|||(| It-bioicbci y.
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P. H. A. in Timex-Union. started by nteti are the most destructive element with wliielt
■he has to contend.
----An exchange says, "vote ns you
"Wood fires can In* stopped." says Col. (Ireeley. " b e c a u s e ___________
pleAsr, but vote." The trouble is'm an is almost the sole cause. Ileaeh tile woods-burilcr with
Batteries
they won’t cven&lt;do that.
the right information, enlist him in the movement to raise
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more and better livestock and timber, and lire protection in
The okT-fash!nned ■ gtrl
fijdri’t the South will go forward with a bound.
The huge econom­
tol^WwAher totvrything.ic losses, ucaused
yearly
fires should
(inaranteed one year
«
■ ” * Slto , didn’t It
iu n u u ^
f i l l IJ by woods *iiR*n
'" " " I M make 1every hod/
Renaud Battery Shop
rh |
*h|f‘ fltfn rrandsct) rwa|izti fju. import am c of fiiv pivwntinn. Tho Soul Ili is re:m i—\v. 2nd. s i.
(MX) acres
T**.r *''• •
I.sponsible for the burning yearly of around 20.lMHl.tMl
of
forest
and
cut-over
innu,
or
about
four-fifths
of
the
total
Ak We understand it. i f you h i v .
W t been "Vmntluhcd In the oil forest area hurned in the United States."
The Florida Times-Union adds to Col. (b eeley’s .statement
tcaadnl*. y o u - ;tre fadt n national
the following statistics.
"Florida does not have complete
politician.
data with reference to the destructiveness of .......Is and for­
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To read Doyle Carlton’* upetoh- est fires within the state, but likely will have when the state’s
iih oor,would think Fonn Hutha- forestry board is functioning.
Alabama, however, quite re­
way I* tjic only other caudidutc cently furnished information with reference to the loss sus­
1ft th* race.
tained in that state last year through forest fires, of which
Alabama had 25.0JI0 in 1927. The total area of forest land
r—~Tln? Cfe*rwat«r bun has come burned over was about 1,148,052 acres, according to the re­
This
out fnr J6hrt TiJj’l^r far governor, port of the Alabama State Commission of Forestry.
a fact whlrh assures the Sena­ same authority estimates that "Forest fires occurring in Ala­
tor o f at Kiist one vote.
bama during.1927 resulted in monev damage amounting to
$1,448,012.
Newspaper advertising in the
"Of this amount," says the commission. "$207,878 com
United .States um, tinted (n 1,217,.
prised
damage to merchantable timber, $1,051,(159 in jury to
704JWu lines during 1827, and fully
young
growth.
$44,021 damage to wood products, $5.584’loss
half, m dorm were in Sanford.
toother forest products, $09,0011 damage lo buildings. iVmv
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The Hast is ju*t now
1 1 . J ^ ! Pasriirage."
These are only direct losses, the indirect losses.
Itself out from under a blanket
in
some
instances,
exceeding the direct, as. for instance, tie*
of snow. Viiitorr to Florida would]
money-value
of
the
time given to fighting forest fires iu Ala­
b* wise not to rush bark home too
bama last year by an estimated number of ip,084 people not
soon,’
counting paid employes of the state."
G«ne Tunnry will ukr un ac,' U‘" u l.
f,' r , s ;‘-s Hiese it does seem that there
the pan in but onr fight this •
‘ n lin!,‘;&lt;l nM»v**nii'lit on the part, not of forest contTfx iuejiard say* he ran mi8,,JonL*,*}4' 11,1(1 departments ot agriculture alone, hut of the
ind. only nn* opponent fo r the l,lH1P(t‘ tnemselxes, to see that such economic losses are stop­ AN Y BANK ANYWHERE
hauipJou.
ped. There IS no waste which is so wholly irretrievable m WILL PAY YOU SI.00 IF
that caused by fire. And this waste can he prevented c«oil). •*END-O-CORN” DOES
pletely
simply by tia* pmper co-operation of the people.
.They (jail - Fon* Hathaway the
NOT RID YOU OF
------------------ ------------------ Vpp|u» Claudius of Florida h»CORNS
•uAe they Wth t^iili roads, but
■ppluit in dead and Ftma is about
No Inktlcr whsl l.ltid of rorn* roa
CARSON FOR GOVERNOR
h t , , . wlttih-r viorulor or reunion, no
ie l|\Jr/*t'‘candidate in the race.
modrr how msnjrothorronioSItoruiihaio
cm I.AN IM1 It KI'OItTKIt -ST A It

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Giribtie
To git outside dm chicken pie.

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Judging
(rnrti som e,/of
the
stimony taken recently, then*
enm^ things whioli went on
(ring the early part o f last Augt that didn’t V ven g e f In Tlie
erald.
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A fte r reading (be adverti.semoni
o f Hon. Juirn-s M
c.nd ld.1.. f . . , . , , , , r n I ; ? ' 7 K i l S ,
u local political! wrote the word,
‘‘ Hull’’ across it. Hull or no bull,
it hit* the bull's-eye.
Carson is a fighter; and be bus
Many Senatof* and reprow nta- the courage of bis eoiivielions.
ea flew over W ashington the That be lias business ideas is
j f r day with Charles Lindbergh, shown in the fact that he sturts
his campaign in a husines-like man­
writa probably the first time
ner by buying advertising 'space
ny of them had l&gt;een able to
for the purpose u f mnkin-r his
k down on anything since they
announcements just us any bus­
fit.into politics.
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message for the public. Must can­
lugli Sparkman, editc- * '
didate* use their money greasin g
'■ tonn Bfpch Time* tuts leaned political machinery and ask newstiling atation and U trying to pimferrto caiTy frre their publicity
c k t i w i l t oil eonrpanto*' which slirff written to boost themselves.
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cliargiug Daytcipa T))e following letter accompanying
ortata exerblLont -prices.
We&lt;)i-|he advertisement is characteris­
‘i
w r a p p y editor luck, bdf tic of Carson:
I. hate t&lt;y havfc hl* assignment- The newspaper# of the state
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I * 11 ni&gt; J* 1 a(tfl Il,-d his cainpuign
j promises, Imt th,. .same cannot !«•
| said for those who have so far
, been candidates
f „ r - OVt.riwr
,
, Ciivu.nstr.ncos, it seems to me ’
makee it imperative u s . u matter |
o f duty thm 1 nhalL- get .into this
race for the purpose u r presenting
to the people of Florida the issue 1
ot race-track gambling in -Thi-T
future for thei decision.
Mr. Ca tts is openly nnd boldly in
fa v o r o f what be culls "county
homerulc," which is another way
of saying-‘ Naw.cnforcemcut or not,
us yoji please.’ ’
This issue was created by him
in a speech in Miami on Jnnuury
loth, and it has been in the press
l»f the #tot« since January 10th.

irli-d. nn m i l l r r rour i|&lt; or orruLwllaa,
■'■NU-O-ruilN*' will rloor jour f»r( of
form* ond rillouift. I f ll n O U N ' T (h,n
root) our luiron ln* rtrUn.-oln «t ANX
U A KK lyj T IIK l/NlTMU STATSS
•■NI1-0-COHN- h* « h*»n tm r.l nnS
•ador*i-a by dm followlns (IruiiUi/. hut
If ilir&gt; on- not tmor you and your m-iihbortiood d ru siln dotin't Im*• It. A u t o
lo KNU-n-COIIN LAUOKATiJlItCT, &lt;
Corflcld uivd , c hlr ofe. sad wo Mill M
tksL jou loimlto a J a r , &gt;
l.nnry'w l.riiK Nlorr.

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GnT some Prince Albert and the making
piipcrs. Put about a thimbleful in a paper
and roll the grandest home-made cigarette
you ever smoked. Revel in that P .A . fra­
grance as vou open the package. N ow roll
. . . and light up. Cool as a notice for
speeding. Sweet as getting off with a mild
reprimand. Speaking of "mild,” that’s P .A .
all over. M ild and mellow, with a taste that
n o man has ever yet described. Get acquainted
with P .A . for home-rolled cigarettes and
you ’ve started a life-long friendship. Try
this same wonderful tobacco in your pipe.

Y o u need papers—
gef the best!

^ «m can’i roll a cigarette with­
out papers. W hy not gel the.
ben? H ere they are— O C B—
made in France by the f.'.rtioui
Hollore Mills, expressly for It. J.
■Reynolds Tobacco Co. and alt
Mnukers who want to roll the
best cigarette ever. 150 O C B i
in a handy book, 5c, where you
buy your P .A .

—no other tobacco is like it!

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k'lioo! Association
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Office-Telephone 118 MRS. FRED, S. DA

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Society Fdllor Resilience 'let. :!

mt)prs OT Club

Enjoy Hospitality

Social
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P r a i s e F a r W ork
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lb cty i will entei tii'n
ii id;.e t dub nt dt*d) whit? and p ’ l ti'" :’ -t.
home on I’ ninu A v t - with net I tic i r ■ *,'
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t ’ll
yi,t Pali ht Tenchct ; As- had been a - .
v,-:i nit’ot III dtbtl at ill'- redov rtbeni" ,o. pji
,wc b br.iut'f ■ - ea; i
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rttFelirttf ’ at 7 : Id pible'Uil l.'a
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!i filled- v 1' a i ■ . .is;1a
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ee . of the W.
'1 - i rider cloth li. a-t'T
"j live
r . i v Harris Arinor of liraffon*,
proaeldng IV
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i will
. i «; • Club will h ■ the
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Hurry llocrcii nt
■ loH, ■ her home mi Union

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anti Louise Fnifemlar.*^

YOUR PERSONAL APPEARANCE

„t ’ Peivl.as will hold a
LT„:
liudlif at TdbO a| counted r.itd
'."'I e.V Hall. All enttrwill i . 1’ ti ivcn.
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■ sin? has tiecn spend in l' th.i*pnst
iltrep wctjVH with Mi. ('iintwT)l who
i-r 11 mrtnlfrr of t h e - NVw Yurie
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Oon'mi- Tuggle, tiiimvs.-nnil i&lt; training nt Augiotu,
; w!in have beta the guest* of Mis.
when Mrs. .Me*
‘ m l;«K "l t ie Pnnmt;Tou&lt;lie \ fttggle’s bister Mrs. Lloyd Hoyle,
Willnini It, Williams'has gone tor . Smith rntPrtnlltPf! tlfirfVrSTTlk Tl - H lipiiitn of the Junior lily ;h left Tinii&gt;d»y .nmruing* fo, (heir
hit s-in South Cimdina w h .re la■i tla- U olr.i «d..\ Afternoon l&gt;iy.: .
CiJ* was held at
the .lunl r, I onn- at Danville. Vo.
11 spend a short time on Lu*in'
e .' ''i’ i.. .ml. a 1 * tr;t. Urlde o f p H H i -h
liool nuriitnrmm with tl
t a her !;• i. on Park* Avenue
thuh man Mrs. K. -I. Kmitli pi
Mr Walliue W right left Thurs­
Miss Carol Griffin of Kissimmee
"i . 1 o i . \..re abloom with '" l i n g . Itoiitine bu.-iiu*Mi was ea
day morning fo r
Augusta, (hi.,
adVtities of , vndsttV p'nk l td- 1;*ii &lt;in after whieh the d e v i l - milt-re slip will spend ten day- with will arrive here Friday afternoon
i 1:1 .e 1 a
h ihy Invnth nnd fern-.
• offiivi* f»»r the ensuing ye
h i mother, Mrs. Kr.lurva Howard. in spend the week en.i as the guest
of Mis- Aliee Kid r.
I f ' I’oh .
hem • of pink, whin
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a
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anil green further earrled out . • h.ih man, Mrs. Henry Niahles;
Mis. I. . 11. daeolty am! daughter
1. t si*.
air! ether brings? ncre
'I'e-ehniiimin. .1. Tihlint .lav ilia;
The Many friends of Mrs. W.
Audrey, who have hem the guests
■ Mliny. M i " laitir.i I'liitUudi i;
I’, liuhinie.ii will regret t,o learn
of Mrs. .lorohy’s nciee 'Irs. .1. N.
tronsiuvr. Mr-S.
F. Conner. Iturthat she eotitimies ill at hei- home
Wli
tl stat d number of pr&lt;
I’ol.n left Monday i t their home
nie
the
husiiie.'.s
ntssion
it
was
re
eli Magnolia Avenue.
i " n ii. n.iil been played score
at Allam a, Ga.
pei'.id that tin1 •tunior High sihiml
■ Ole i *dt eiei! n d prizes liwhrde
Mrs. J&lt;-hn W. Mi eh Jr., bold lot . - ••eialintr Ini I ti e’l I'.dlllitlei! into
Mrs. Paul Itedfeni and two small
•XIis. L. \. Douglass left Tues■ oil' anomg the m em btrt and w,
the stale iissiu iatoia Iutvinu 11
ehlldri'it, who have been the guests
av t o t io il Gables where .-he is
■■ o lllombi. •&gt;..
i ie a a. .•
; 1 do. markers, Tl
of her parents Mr. and Mi*. G. \V.
attending the Florida State-" Fed­
^ui s; hlpn -io ie pt ' e. an ontbrb* •
'*• e \ i eptieiriily intern, ling nr.*. eration , f Women's t'luhs eonyeit- S|ieneer foe the |iu.&gt;t two wn-ks
i led curd rod • o- 1 ■. went m Mi
* iin '-ui* pven'iiit'd nft"r the hu*L li**u wht. b ti bring held there this leave Thursday for their home at
G v*It&gt;n *1iigt a o f DanviHi’, V.
Wildwood.
in. a.ni been irausarted, having Week,,
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'(lie cut i * 1 e, a 1 . \ . -f liomo nind ■
t' mranged by the faculty who
e-imlits w;v wen by Mrs. Churh
.ui. amt sirs, liny ti. Williamsj
• 1 aited as Inmtet^es Julep in the
Mrs. Hen Cantwell ivlurtied home
C tndr.
■ ■ '.' i i . on The, program inehti'.-d S;mtida&gt; f'oin Angustn. Ga.. where will move on April first into their!
At the t.-j ' 'ir tli hastens n lew Indue on Avaeodo \ vetun*.
■ nliln* b y Mrs, I! P iVopnr:
■ •led l&gt;y Mi- II-nr? I’urduii, Mr
an . -.i'&lt;a|diot:e dm t
b\
T&lt;th li. lt
I'd Mi-. Klsle \Vnhh ‘
■ kn|lv*,i*ie and. Mi.vine
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X 1 * '* d i n - lit t|i
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1 y ot f:
• i a ! alad. sal;
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olives, i.-lfii and r a k . .
1' ' • ■ l-i 1 I'lldi &gt; diieotis and
Fn joy nor Di* l*v&lt; ly a ffa ir wer
*\ ■ . nil -t
[j,t pi i.'t's for these
M e . J. H. Laws* ii. Mrs. Henry s . . *•- --- a l,v ill I - it’ h . • impel■♦‘e.riler.."
TL T\. *d I*. Smitl
i d M■ . .1. I i on i ie*’
V ’ -. lie,no i llie . Mi*. I'harle
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Me t'lo K. t , 'Ii . .1" ’: n \V. Meisi'o
Mt-.-G ; ., ■ i: : . Mrs. A. M
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Id.. I H'-yluanul «»iusi
*T- .* (b'lcoe 1 1. eli i f Danville.
\‘a.. Mi . i ' I
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YOUR BIGGEST ASSET

WEAR

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TV 11.0 It I-’,I)-T&lt; &gt;-0K I&gt;KK ■CI’ jOTHKS
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COST NO MORE
Tropical Worsteds S*2*'&gt; up
Collcffialc Patterns $29.5(1 ip:

i IMrs a I t msu Ilie Wohaving lieen
I I iv\ r Show

w . BRADFORD
• Is I'ir.sl iNhIhmipI Hank Hnilding—Take ER'vulqr

for the liitle G irls

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interesting Events
Going On Here.

Fine nhc-er quality Chiffon, Silk front top to toe
similes. Vim Raalte and Phoenix. All sizes. .

ub nt* With? Cream and While Lives for underwear.
Round thread and Irish edges, silvof &lt; a n d Mold
a n d handing. Also Colored Footings anti All*n\n*
In this uroiip of dresses
may he found Linens.
Voiles, English prints,
and many more nice
w a sh a b le '

sizes, idLyohns.
*' ' Miuiv-iioitiom's (o Hattrrtfny? Mlfirh t:“ rr?itT
_ nlatires of imporlanl railroad and steamship
/’s nl | e to lei) you how tii [dan ymir vaeation anti
, r 1r:i\t*Is . . . 'i’hird floor. Trunk parking Deni, lr;dien by expert daily al .'1 P. M. Third flour
l^l‘|hand luggage reduced .‘15 to HP.
1'‘"makers' Fashion Show, sponsored hv Dirk*
. ' l'’ f "• Thursday til Grand Theatre. iltliO P. M.
’,l1 J'k'rformance in store. Friday at 3:00 P. M.

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THE SANFORD'IIERAl.l), THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1928
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Polo Writer Claims Game Relatifins Between One eockeral, tWB pulli’t an.I n
winning ■irolilon Wy»n&gt;if»tt
Ha, PopularAppeal Which iR
f aoardAieStrained
j j .S . j gr tiS E• i l i-«v, i/«»
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Is Greater.Than Baseball
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Program For Flower Bridge Club Enjoys
Show Is Announced
Party In Afternoon

A. H.isilim*. lo­

fu r Al.ahanta.oii-a bufilneas mission
A delightful recital was g ivetrj
’i inii'jday evening by .Mis? Aldia
La Vigne and Miss Hut.li Ballard
cl' Altemonte a t tin* 5'oino o f Mr.

Factory Prices
Paints &amp; Varnigj
Our very lw s| Pure Hr
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and Mrs. (&gt;.orge l.u Vigne. Mr*
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IJx'LW VOHK, Mar. 22— (IN F ,)-- cal poultry fancier.
The ll ,y t i c u t ■ mcoinpimied by Jtuth H a r t le y .w a s the nceompatwj
Diploraiittc relations between GemScnutmasts; Eddington and Mw- ist. Until singers were showered I
Tunriey and the N ew York State
E.ldingUin.-stnged.a deli
is no mystery w h y Polu holds
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g,-!-Trt&gt;j-vvi1 &gt;ctrraixr
rhr^m ndirirrerFhvrlrl
- A l hints- - Aascynttwr*" t'omirrTv^m^ in|r tit Palm Spring
fVf*t*iri«rFTrr*ftTr -nip nr*n.*r
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‘ was the recipv nt o f henutifut f l o w - 1
are badly stiuined todi.y, and may | Night.
The National Professional Polo
c r * . . Following the Jiignnn. r c -j
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be bi.d.'ji o ff altogether tomorrow. ,
Miss H attie Arnett- w]11.''
freshment* Were served o f fruit 1
Ass'n., is to lie cpmtncndcd for
j* The lieavy weight champion re­ teaching
' ,l&gt;* punch ami cakes.
their effoV-W-*n Ininifing
this
plying to a communication from ih ■ Sunilny at lier Tmin&gt;' here.
aplendid, spirited, d ean s.'tt qn u commission ignored u suggestion
The Pnrent-Tcnchei* Association
plane where it can he enjoyed by io pUk Id* next opponent from J. hl its m onthly meeting last Wed­

Dy Mr*. E. A. Douglas*
A n ettjAynlile social a f f a i r was
llj Bert Truesdale
The Flower Show anti plant sale
&lt;*f W oiiesday afternoon when,
Polo I'aldlcitybegins nt the vl^b house Wedncx- ,
b«&gt;*i«*** wr*-» *1f,Mif— TFi^wTirtT itsc 1f, thn mere
.Tf "’PSfRBitors are her hbme in Franklin T e m u o when mention o f it, arouses f our inter­
requested to bring in what they ] she entertained the members o f the
est. Th ere is a i Ujjtjjin distinction,
expect to enter before 10 A , M. Sans Solid Bridge Club,
a cer L a i i u j a scination about Polo
WedneydAy, Being prompt will save
An abundance »f lovely- cut flu.w- that is hard to define, but it grips
a lot o f i n f u s i o n and insult* a ! erg and ferns, with snap dragons you and .holds you.
Base-hall,
KAtisfacto^’ entry. F.nch y ea r the j and larkspur predominating was foot-ball
boxing or any other
Jack Sharkey* Tom Ilecny, a:ul nesday a t the Lyman School. Re­
all.
club has striven to make the H o w - ' us,.,| with pleasing e ffect about the
sport m ay have its following hut
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Johnny
Itiako, who have challeng­ ports w ere made on the success
er "how a little better, and Huh , n ,oms w hrro the members nssemThe Sanford Shriiie Club,
sooner or later they become luke­
ed hint in New York and unformed "f the chicken supper and bird}
can be Tone by correcting mistakes
fnr lho KainuH.
warm. With Polo never. Tig- fas- s e n ’ s our appreciation and su p­ the coiiimis,Hioiurs that he had lecture, both or which were given
that have been made and each one
ination grows and grows. Talk port for being instrumental in turned, that particular liusinesi over u n d e r tin* am-pice* uf the organi­
The
a
fte
r,lonii
hours
passed
all
making an effort to put just a lit­
too
soon
with
the
interesting
about
golf-bugs, they are damp bringing this association into our to 'T. x Rickard for adjustment.
zation.
. ,
tle more into it. Constructive ivitii 'Imrles IS. lint* bins, noted b i r d 1
ic is m L s much appreciated, for a | gam es o f progressive bridge-and compared to the Polo fanatic.
Sjieakiug over t,he telephone]
city. We can best show our appre­
A fter-all perhaps the solution is
g rea t ileal eun he learned then*hy " h e n the games had b w n eoneludfrom Miami )n*L night. Richard lecturer, appealed hue ■■itj, the l.yciation by attending the games.
i
said it would he impossible for h;m , man school IAs\ WednWday a f t e r - [
The follow ing prog -ain showing ed it was found that the high score not so hard to deduce. J’olo has,
chnirmau and classification w ill in- prize, a lemonade set, had been won until a com paratively few years
In i .line Tunney's opponent tiii- noon, giving a short tnll:. a 'vries
Mr. and Mrs. it. C. Fleming and
by Mr*. Emmet McCall.
i ago, a lw ays
burn tin
sport of
uf 1,'ird songs iouF painting*.
I
read V ith much interest:
daughter Lorraine have returned
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1 A p a r ty for Maine w inter visit-Tempting refreshments consist­ king* and millionaires. It has
N O T E — Number of Idusom* a l ­
to their home at Ettferp ize, Ala.,
Mi. altd Mr«. George H arden 'u r n was recently id; n !&lt;t -'L'iao
lowed* i n - each en try is spFdfied ing of tomato aspic, sandwiches been confined both from tin* pluy- a fte r spneding a few days here as
under classes and section*. This saltines, straw h erry short cake eVs and spectator* to the very ■ the guests of Mr. and Mrs. FL 11. mot-&gt;iv 1 tu Wildwood, T lm r l a y \ ilia. There w*n- I* pi- &lt;at and
topped with whipped cream were wealthy. Admission to the inter- Lam v.
where i he v. will sc fill *U short time an enjoyable time V-'i- had by nil.
rule will be strictly enforced.
national inatelx-* between England
^ Class One— Hoses
served b y the hostess.
’w ith Mrs.' Paul Redfern,
Mr. ' a h F Mrs. I*. i‘.
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and
United
States
which
have
been
Chnirmarf, Mrs. W. K. Watson,
Tho bridge players were Mrs.
M b * France* Jom*&gt; and Mis*
T i , Many friends *if M&gt;*. J V . bundled w as e n joyed and at :&gt; late
Mrs. B. I). Caswell, Mrs, H aw kins Flmmct McCall, Mrs. Alfred W. Inyed every three yea rs since 1HKG Geiilvievc Jones of lla.lc w FlorMa,
Connelly, Min. J. I). Woodruff.
Lee Jr., Mrs. jCdmimd Meiseh, Mrs. , bus ipitil recently been hv invita­ npeu: Wednesday with
L. Tin li.kill will regret to learn Unit . lunir iefre?hmeiit-s were f-ene*l.
Not more than three blossoms James I.. Well*. Mrs. J. I&gt;. Wood- ' tion.- F.’v- n la*t, ygnr at Meadow- Jones and Mis* .Surah Warren Kas- s|] is ill as her home In tin- Webika j Aft. r spemling kmt week-end in i)
Apartments.
j Longwond, Roln-rt Entrming* • left!
o f any*wvil»'»riety allowed to the ruff, Mrs. Brsxtun lla g gettt, Mrs. brook the rate* were § Id fo r a ti-riiy.
season ticket for three games and
vase.
Charles
Parks
and
Mrs.
C
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y
d
e
|
elL. Byrd.
i attendance was a biiljiaiit social
eVt-nt.
CI»M T w o— Sw eet Peas.
Perhaps
(hf* - p*siH-iation o f
Chairman, Mrs. Ben Monroe,
wealth
has
lent
a -glamour to the
Mm. W. L . Henley.
game
for
some
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Section 1— Exhibits of different
J ______
Niiveithelc*-' there a re millions
varieties and colors, not more than
The \Ylhe Turner Circle uf the uf lM,,’|de here in A m riea who
25 stalks allowed to the vase.
intensely inli-iv-ded ilie iuuni.tiSection 2— Exhibits of one vnr- First Baptist Clin «-h was v.-rv ' icty, not more than 2b -atalk* al­ pleasantly entertained Wednesday 1 •v ' " 1 rtiention Polo. There i* no cieaflernooit as tin* gm-si of Mr*. It nying tlv* fact tliat tin- gam e be­
lowed to the vase.
fci
G. Mcthvin on W is t Fii*l S tre e t ing played on homchaek i* the big
with
Mr*. Mel hv in ami Mr*. Don factor tliat amuses nur inteiest.
,
Class Three— Annuals.
We all ioii- Iioim *.* and are tlirdled
Chniftnnn, Mis. William A y lc lt Me Donald as h"-ti-K*rx.
to
see them run. I,, spile of auto
A s p r in g lik e x-tttng wa . ai i angF'itts, Mm. J. C. Ellsworth.
Arctotis — 10 stalks, a sters— 0 , ed for till* iM-cnsioii wit it ftua'iitii-* mobile* radio and airplanes the !
horse a lw ays win amt alw ays will
calendulas— 6, caiulytuft— 2, c a r ­ of pastel tinted eitt flower* &lt;-un
plntfotin upon
nation**— 10, ccn la u rca — 10, clark- •&gt;ined with greenery and a •ranged he the universal
which we all meet a* on,* &lt;las*.
ill bowl* ami basket*.
ia— 0, uianthus— 10, everlnstingsA short buxines* session w -t i Nationalities, ichgioii au&lt;| e v e r y ­
0, gy^wophdlu— 2,
larksp ur— 0
stalks, lupins— 2 mignonette— 0, ’held presided over h\ the chairm an thing els,- i forgnlti-u Mien two
meet .uni (.,11;
pansie*— 10, petunia*— 2, poppies— Mrs. fhiirle* I . M .irinill. when perfect stranger
3 , schlzanthus— 2, .snapdragon- -0 . routine business wa- carri'-il nut. Jior.se.
»tock-«&lt;L any other variety not A fte r all business had been dis­
No a thousand tune ..o, thi-nposed of, a surprise slmwe • was
moru than 10,

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■Seminole Paint ai.
\ a m isji.Htnnpan'

S ta te A nd C ounty T ax Books
C lose A pril First.
The law provides (hat if (he (axes upon am rt,.,| ,
shall not lie paid before the first of April (lf ;inv
the Tax Collector shall advertise, and sell, ' ' Marl
-No extension of time has been granted for tfu.
ment of State and County taxes.
W'
Cropertv m iners in making: inquiry about iaxts
please furnish full legal description of oroneriv
shown by deeds.

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County;"

__ Tax Collector Seminole

Church Circle Given
Afternoon Affair

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Marvelous Presentation

Class Four— I'rrenninls and 1*1(1wr r in g Shrubs
Chairm an. Mrs. Ja m e s Sharon,
Mrs. Don W hitner Jr.
Dnisies— 10 stalks, geranium s —
C, g e r b e r a — 10, salvia -i), slokcsia
—0 stalks, verbena*—12, violet*—
25, any other vat icty, imt more
than tO.
( J a s a F ile — lliillxnis Plants
Chairm an, Mrs. H. J. Is'hinnnn,
Mrs. F. W. Talbott.
Section 1 Lilies, Set lion 2
Gladiolus. Section I Amaryllis,
Section 5,—Any varn lv nut listed
(.’lass Six— Polled P lants
Cliairman, Mr*. K. A. Mol lit,
Mr*. J. C. Benson, Mrs. J. M M&lt;
(taskiH.
PnltnS, Section 3 Exotica, Section
Palms, Sections Exotics, Section
4— Flowering Pauls.

Camp Fire Girls Have
Enjoyable Evening

given Mrs. Alarsbull in hoimi- of
her birthday. At a late loan- de­
licious re fre sh m e n t, w o e ein-d
by the hostesses
I in- U asiilamli-au G.’u iip o r ('am ,
Those a ttending this nffnn a . ie
Mrs. ('. ('. Gnnimn, M * 1, Ih Fin- i.irls was i nfi , lanicil FYok-v
Bragg, Mi&gt;. E. .), Tin lor. Mr--. ex r u in g at Ito- liuna- of the yi ,,
Flynn V a n - i. Mis. I K I:,■I■. Mrs. guardian. Mi , '.l;i.l\. S:. inpci
!!. II. A inlet son. Mi .1 I1 In, ,-y , M—t Fit-' '-ti&lt; - t I I .- pul i, i |
Mr*, r . i;. Itadd. Mi
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Chairmiiti. Mr*, Theodore Long
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Section 1 - Arrangemi-pts «-f «,«•«variety ftf -flowers.
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Giant, You’ll like a Seminole
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To file ten neatest and nearest
correct answers received Friday
The t i e iid«l will give a lickel
ui "the Milune for Monday.

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Literal ore
Chaiiinaii, Mr*. George l i e . ring

aver

i nt I

$ 1 .2 9

cil w e n t to J. I W o o d r u f f .
\t tin- i mu In-m il " I tin g a i n ' s
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W III I U ' K I M i l a n i l i T tea I .all I hr
iiu'ii - lii|t scare priv.r,
-ilvia- p e n ­

Class T en—-Sdioot l.xhihil
Chniriijnii, Mr
Tilil- n J.eolis
Mi*s Mina/llov ai d.

a: tie

v. i ii eh

Imported Swiss

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Class P.ight—Tntilr IlNTifaHnris
C hairm an, Mrs. 1*. P. Uiumniniid, ’ (*i| vvilli a - p a r i a t.-iii
I h ta l l i e s
Mr*. II. 11. Lewis.
w e i r n n il- n al in li- Sign and vvrr»Table a r ra n g e m e n ts of (lower r. ..ii tin- f o r m - &gt;*i m in i,it ur- • I* uJianth
(unit, and foliage, alone or in i oin- Wiii-ri all U,-’ lunii.i liad la-eli l a vblnation, allowed. Linen, china, and I'd, scuii-- Weil- a ulrd an d it w a s ■
flower bolder* of any mati-rnd may f o u n d that lug In t si ori- had been
lie used. No .Hat silver allowed.
m a d e b y Mi
I
|&gt; W .....It-uff,
Nine— Wild Flower* and
N a liie Shrub*
C hairm an. Mrs. Al&lt;*x \a a g lin .
D i . lla/elih n

til-plays w i t h

k airy Spun Chi foil

\ lllla .Main- I ,

vvt-jc ijJVIhllly dec,n ati-d w i U i q a a q t l t i e s i - f t r a g i cut pink |.-sc a. ra n g

Clus*

v e t ’s in W a s h i»amm I

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at Iter h-uin- un M a g l m l l a \v&gt;itin
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Mi n- tin mcnitiei
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Lilt- E i g h t u ' i I'S-h Ill-id'-, I ll|i.
Tile

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i n s p e c t all lii.il t'asliion

VOILES

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M r s . Hill E n t e r t a i n s
With E vening Bridge

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w i l l Ite r h a i T i i e i l a m

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(4 Business Service)

(jXAD* KATES
m

Cub In Advanca

1

,dT“7fll *&gt;• w**1^
and collector w ot

P H O N O G R A P H — repairing, pinno
tuning by exj erts with 17 years
experience. Sanford music store
and G ift Shoppe. McLandcr Ar*ndc. Phone 832 .

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I ’ n W °n r^ u“ L
-doced rates are for
insertions.
„rdr 0( average length
charge

6— JEIelp Wanted Male
Y o u n g man to do house-to-hou.te
work in suburbs and country
districts. Should make $3.00 to $7 .00 per day. Address N. II. Herald.

o f 80 c fo r

S S i i l n , I. r-ftrtet-d
yf cUsaificstlon.
[error i* made The SanL»ld will be responsible
, one incorrect insertion,
IrtiMr for subsequent
The office should be
i immediately in case of
t)

Political Announcement

Y O U ’L L L I K E n— -Sommote— feltm attress, everyone guaranteed,
sold exclusively by us, prico $ 18.00. Gilbert-M eGriff Furniturfc Co.,
23 E a st Church St. Orlundu.

10-A Poultry and E rrs

i f A IlY

•»

a d v e u t ise r p

I t— Booms Without Board
1 Bedroom.

Dont let two of them go after some­

H Mtlltr. formerly of
mvillc. Fla., nnnounecs the
of hi* Iciitnl office at
leisch Ituig. with I)r. Mas*

Make • each one do its duty. Y o* u ’W
find the most practical help toward
saving money in this Classified Sec-

w i t h s e w * |f ,, r r e - e l e c t tidi «&lt;» the o f f i c e uf eher-

p DRUG S T O R E — Prced-in f l o o r ; fo l d i n g
M eet
l, 01' j !j,f„ - « d hm' ‘ *" u t " l h * UIi v o t e r * In th *
Fr.i. Hr jk
.. *(. Soda. We are c a s t ir o n h e a t e r ; g a r d e n no se. V e r y | n rm(Jt r u t l c p rlm u ry to
’ *r|J m * '
your
*• your phone. Call 103 .
W,

19 th S t -.

reareclfu lD

P ‘ BL O C K S—-Irrigation B O A T F O h S A L E : .’ .b foot bridge
F o il -T ill!
i *n,l k'*’n:*rul cement work,
deck t ruiser, thirty inch draft,
Htib jrrt t- tin*
htincrete O .. J. E. Ter- fully equipped, sleeps six. DfHcc. crsrtlc
P rlu n ry,
• r°p.. 3 rd and Elm.
m y i-nnilidaey
'•■ usnnuhle. P. O. Box 938 .

CPrr. Siyan „ f „ n kinds.
n,,r'i Paint ft Wall Paper

Fern* tie
'bi'htvakher ut the T a s ty

^ K. i*ftrk Ave

&gt; ours.

It. it A N D .

l.lU iH I.A T IT IK
i.|iPiio&lt;chlll4» D r m o t h ereby .......nin e*
f»r
H ou se o f
R up resi- ii ta tD es 11- u iii em lir r o f
U rou ji 7
t f no m in ated I
Plenty of W OOD &amp; C O A L at *
m y In st i ( f u r l s la b e h a lf o f »{&gt;•
Tha
h art’s Wood yard. 9 th &amp; f*F* I 11,-npli* nf Hemlnnlc r .i i i n ty .
I c r ) Ina nerd nf Hie pe..|’ t« ■ t t t h lo r l press. Pho’.e 38 C-M.
td.A D T a x K i l l i f . e s p r c lu U r re due*
l io n o f locul luxes, n il s . In my
oplnton. can . I»e e f f e c t e d
by- M
Will sacrifice fo r quick* sale, Piano, i-uultalde
d lstl Ibulluii
of
tb*
china dinner set, silver ware, prese It f i v e ren t t l H»&lt;'' » » » * » * «
n m i m * th+- r t n l * &gt;*
cut glass. A p t.- 8. 611 Park Ave. ~ SflioolK.
n n*i C?l*
ttr u ln rly Oi** iTounllrH and C l l U « i
f
h(»iMir«*4
liy
U
f
noiTi*n&lt;Ullon I
S IM M O N S A C E -SPRIN GS are
nrurnl*** In c!f*vol$? all H '15 e m f l F
the best we have ever seen. The ii fui 4*x.(wr I* nets llirtt I i » o p w * i (ii
Jr,
price is $ 19.75 . We deliver to San­ aci-oiunltsh

ford. Gilbert-M cGrfff Furniture
Co., 23 East Church S t , Orlundo.

A L A R G E IRON -SAFE, Herring-salea ladios f u.Hall-Marvin, “ A ’' Vtrade .for subtT»dy
to wear. Only ex- n: u bargain, only slightly used.
tried
Gilbert-M cG riff Furniture Co., 23.
'•N
E a s t Church SL, Orlando.

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W m H I T KU I ATIAN I l K X T U K
r i iiM r i s m i i m o i l

1 uni a v o d l d m e f o r r « - * l # r f l o p
to tbl- O ffic e o f r -p e rlu l.r id eiit o f
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C.iuuty. »u b j# c t to th e I i e m o c r a U P r l m a r y . Y o u r * 00004“
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I’Oll COt'STV I'llOXKCt Tl.sti
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I lierehy aiinuiiiice my eanjhlaey
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to the offlee of

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v o r is n x n r
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Political Announcements

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t*» t»r ItrM *i!« Juilv

tto s-o s

l o l l ( O r . M 'l J« IICpIS
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Will practice in all the conns
c.ritminatioi of Abstracts ,,f I aru
Titles given especial attention

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to Ih* lodd

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Tile ctmsisioatJy satisfactory
results that our customers
have been enjoying front Dittmuml Tires pave t lie way to
bigger life business for us.
You w o n bI profit Iiv equip­
ping wit it Diamonds.
We
Keep oui* steer: vresli and
complete at all times and our
prices so exceedingly reason­
able that we can say to you —
“ For economy, as well its for
longer mileage, better trac­
tion anti greater comfort, buy
Diamonds. ”

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camlitliil*- 1••t 1 ilccllttn to the of*
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f ttie t'lrcult Court,
of .s,•inlnol» • 111111*&gt;. l-'lorldu. aul&gt;),*ct to ill** ,l*iisi"n of the Dunn
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MRS for Babies

For the Better Inter­
ests of Our Customers

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V fih t inn I*oiuli*lit*i *■ ; -4 . •. ( ‘loi'v ’ j
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Swec* Milk
Sweet Cream
Loiter Milk

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fur J u . ttc e uf l ’« ai t o f D istr ic t N*
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to ln* heal nil Julie ti ll. A D P.O'
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I h.-rrliv .iiibMiiiu'e hi 4 * onl &gt;1 •*’ &gt;
8:30, A n ip ic P p r o g r a m ; 9, M a x w e l l
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i 'utility Judifr nl .Senile- .* P o u * l v chest in

ptiii t tu

a t v r o M M ita ifiN u n
f v ish In nniinunre th at ) nm J
cnm lldnte (nr the o f f i c e o f O ognty
C’ o m n ils s ln ii rr fro m D tatH ct N o *.
s u b je ct tu the d ecisio n o f the v o t ­
er* ta th# I&gt;*R*ucrutlc I'rlmsry t«
lie held nn J un- tth , A . D M * *

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M U K SS O II

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I wish .n nrinnuti-’ a »n (he P*o|il»
o f Hemlini'.e C oun ty th a t I « m «
• nnithlnte f..r r e - c l t c t l n p . to i h * ofrice nf T a * AsseSMiir. su b je ct to th#
..................I the voters In the Demo
c rji l l c P r i m a r y *.i&gt; I'* h e ld In J line
o f Hits y e a r
A. VAUGHAN.

r o u rn H R K ’ o f c o r n T
I h e r e b y an nou nee m y randldue y
f o r e ' e r k Of 1 lie te l r fO l t r.ogrl suh*
j e e f t6 fhe " H I b f th# V oter* In
I ho Ih laueriille p r i m a r y In he held
June &amp;.
I »I0
appreciate
your

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y o n I-UI A T T r M l i a U P I T l &gt; n
A T T fin k K V
I h e re to Ink# th )* m -th m l e f no*
iio iin rin * 10) e aij d ld ae y
for
the
o f f l e e o f t'. uii ty P r o s e c u t i n g Alt'*rney,
subject
I&lt;&gt; th e
D e in iv r J tle
I’ r im n r.'.
I
w ill
anprecU tr
any
support g i v e n HI# h y Ih e people
and tissuie them, I f H r c l r d . w i l l
j i , , I,, the duties 11/ th e o f f i c e m y
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to S T . L O U I S /
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Tla A tlan ta, C liattanoi'
Chfckamauca Natinnal I’at
Lookout Mountain, M w u 'h i
Bend, N aihville, Lvanuxillc.

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Dm lge p r e s e n t a t i o n ; 8:311, H o o v e i
S e n tin e ls ; 9, Mux w e l l hour,
3311.9. W S M .Nash vil le, 890: 7:15,
d inn er c o n c e r t ; 8, D o d g e p resentu -

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tl,.- tnulcrslu iu-'l will. **n '
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iln- lln n o r n h le t * o u t i t'&lt; *-11' iin'.if Hon; 8 :30 , Hoover
Sentinels;
1
H&lt; IId note I ’ ou iuy, ^ ' b Irill.I L,
M-ltirii, un-.iu(ft
ami
l ■ fs' " v At ax well hour; 111. 1jm-w ■ ux-hestra;
Ail ml nisi 1 a 11 I k
of
th- 1 el
II. University Quartet; 11:3 (1, orJX.XIIM* R I . A I ' K I I P R N . lb .•
,,i s-,ld lim e, lb* 11 iin .i M-* 1* msk* g a n ,
a 1‘plb'St loll 1*1 I lie Ml id J " 'l
il IlMMt’*1I• *' *2941.9, WSM 11 New Orleans, 10
fin al a r tl l e m e l l t **( h**l M
.... Hi: 9:3(1 orchestras and features
1hm id Mild estate, ami
Ad- (2 hrs.). .
■ oder dlselmrKlng her .1*
rlx.
iidioslrsilrlx.
(fils the D i dii)
Dnlf-d tills

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- tl. Riidii^ club; 7:05, mehestru; *8,
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8:30, _ H o o v e r

Sentinels; 9, Maxwell hour;
10,
Stitt ilaid Bund bom
5 DI.9 , W MC Memphis, 5Ktl: .3,

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322.1, W I I A S V u ix v il l e. 930; H,
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175.9. W S B A t l a n t a . t!30: 7. C o l ­
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1 1 „ He*altiole
•luiity. Ill the Deinnrriiilr P rim a r y g a t e hour; H, D o d g e p te s c n la tiu ii;
I,. Hull to tie Ii—Id Jim- Hi M *4 8:3(1, H o o v e r S e n tin e ls ; 9, M a x w e l l
JAft 11 SM AR tlN
hum ; III, U t a h p r o g r a m .

(L egal N otices)

c ru tlr P rlm u r y to be held on Juu
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Southern.
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uunnunci* that I uu* II
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tin- ih
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ESCAPE

MEMPHIS, Tenti., Mar. 21 .—
( I N S ) — Four negro prisoners nt
enped from the Shelby County
Workhouse’ here today by cutting
their way through the floor and
fleeing in a rain o f bullets from
I guards’ rifles.
i New York. Ill noi*. and P eim sy l-.
| van in resent the three largest d e l-f
I -gatton* in Oi.. convention. All are i
! jih mmitted mul unideUged. I n !
M c L a u lin s
encli ef these states the “ d r a f t '
EN G RAVIN G
Cooliilge'' mi'vejnent
has been •
kej»( alive and breathing by the I D i a m o n d M o i i n t i n i a r
leaders who want to send uninJrw elers-O ptnfnrtrlst
slnietrd delegates to Kansas t ’ity
NVatch Repairing
fltese three states re|iQcaent a

I II I'ltSDA Y. MARCH 22.

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NEGROES

Y o r k , f o r insta nce, t h e r e is tt w e ll(N^'fiiut!
H o.-.er m ovement
which
‘'e v e r n l
tim es
bits th r e a te n e d to
i bail o v e r am i c o n f&lt; im d H ills ' b a d t e rr flip.

8*30 H o o v e r
S e n tin e l* , or chest rit unit v o c a l
N V K A F NV
r.F.l W F I NVIIC W H Y N VCAE
VVT.\M WNVJ
WSAl
W E B II
W I I \S NVSM W M C \\ SB.
S:3"
A i n p i c o h a l f hour. Mure tie ri e Y n l n v y ,
plunist
NV.IZ
NV HZ NV H A L W H A M
KDKA
MnVWell
hoot;
Rich m l ,
Cro oks, soloist
NV.IZ W H Z NN
It A I . W H A M K 1 I K A W 1 A V W .lit KVNV W I I A S W S M W M C
W S l t NVBT N V ltV A NV.IAX.
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2 DIXIES DAILY

Lv. JacltwmviUe A C L
. .
Ar. Chattanooga N C &amp; S t L
A r. St. Loul» l &amp; N __ . __ *__*__
Ar. c5hicaifO C 6*. E 1 . • • _

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1 2 i 51 p . m .

D IX IE
LIM ITED
8:55 a. m .
I 1.-05 p .m .

7:45 a. m.

1:3 5 p . m 4 :1 0 p .t

D IX IE
FLYER
9:45 p. m .

Th* Dixie FIy*r Ii equipped with club-Ioung* car, drawing
room, comportment sleeping car* and coarh—. The D u i r
Limited carries drswing room, comportment sleeping cere

'
! Must of the natives uf Syria, who
-^
----- AtiTii 11 Yt) - f tr- iiTTmt
1 wear .t-'trbuah duviivg Uac wiitl tu-.-t—*»IN 4'Ul'llT lip e n i - V I I -41 Df.l-.also
Dixie
Diners,
famous
for
Southern
cooking.
adopted
In|it ( ll the straw tu! f m ’
H K M lV O f.1 ! t'O P .V TV . H T A T I. “ I have IH
PI 4 IRIDA.
1,.
riUnillK*|.
IN IIP K8TATP. • i
I'ATRIt I)
Tor WakUti, iW8&gt;t r*r r«»#Ty»l*w./*r»« *a2 a*i*» W‘™ ■''*-- t t h “
M «r
ikMi mt *«»,
lll 'ii l l Ml I.IIARL. 4*-*'e»»-d
|
Tn nil eredllors. let idlslrlh.
ir.i^^r.iL A bR it*
Homhay, India, is having* mail)
gixuncr.r.i.
iciaitfliters,
and all P*V - •* ■ hovlits
iltfadwIUl
elnlms nr demand • ,* . ai|ist «4i*i strikes.
Ji tmwfc.nmfc
estate:
,
, 1
You. unit each nf 'no.
hereby
(L eg a l N o (icc s)
11*11 tried mid reijutr I
, ,l’,r,,*,'n,t
an\ elnlms mid detiuh !- %
&gt;lileli )ou.
within iw rise
Plorld n,
•r elllier •*( ji'ii. f '
against I 'up III I
Ihe d a l e herer-t
llie estnie i*f I'ATRIt l» HI CII inntllhs (torn
A
D I**:*.
M
arch
P
I&gt;ut* d
XII 1.M XHi:, deet-ased i n. of H' mju a n n im
XI ItK. m
Inule f.io u l). Phil bln. In Hie linn
Mslntr " I ,
p.xeeurvlx iif the
J as ft, Hhitruit Cnn|4t» JunHr "•
Jl ugh Mutliare, 1 8 '- 1
P
atrle
lf
H-mlnole Cnltuty. nl bl« uffhT l»'|
erased.
the County Cuortbou** In Hemlimi#!

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DIXIE FLYER ROUTE

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K— li.n lg e p r e s e n ta ti o n s ,
in*
struntental
s p e c ia lt ie s
WEAF
WKEI
tt'T IC
NVJ A l t
W TAG
W C S I I W F I NVIIC W i ’rY \V&lt;JR
U 'C A K
W TA .M
NVW.I
WSAl
W E B H W I I A S U ’ SM W M C W W S R W llT .
8— R etold
Tales,
“ C la r io n
f a i r — W.1Z W H A M K D K A KYNV.

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Seminole

reap, ctlvely.

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(Thursday, March 22.) *
' :30— Dy l iliters;
orchestra
and quintet— WOK W C A U NF­
S'A C W EAN
VVFIIL WMAK
W CAO NV.IAS NVADC WAIU
WKIIC WGHP.

I « t-l. i , ainnnitici th,.i 1
l am a
CPful "'t * *«' I or t »
lutt t'i th, of
fU*ii &gt; t t 'mint I -i *tiuivmpi«i»iti**r fr**tii«
P lu H l l N.i
t, Mit.jf. I I*, thr «1«&lt;-

26— Miscellaneous For Sale

"g o in g ", modern, money-mak­ 7 Political Announcements)
I
ing It) acre truck, celery and po
tato farm, light in flu- heart nt
I'OII T M aa.xr.aaim
the famous Hastings Irish l o t a - f i J
pf
a .« i-«ht of
to district with heavy black soil, J s&lt;-mliii&gt;li- .Vauty, M i u j e i i . i*&gt;
v o l e r s lo
it.r June
perfectly drained and irrigated. A
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real income-producer. Details and .
.lor.
I*t- iJt.
plmtos.
Loveland i rainier, I n c * -------- — - — *- S i:illM ll.K
Itussi-I
Farms, Groves, Developing Realtors. Palntka. Flo- i«. i i f i : v o t k . i ^ o i 1'. 0. Box 10 -16.
ridu.
i uiNlt lo niuioiiin-1- Ilii.i I
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------ -------- - — — -—
------- ■ •umll'tulc fm i.-election to iIir of‘*•1_I
t)(k For Sale
It*
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*’on»n&gt;
I’om
nilM
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Brr
from
■ cur PRINT SH OP
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I t l M r l d No. I. su b le cl l o the
* *
_7."7
... .
. i i*|uI mfi o f K&gt;41 v u l i f h III I In* Urmii*
service on any thing in 2--------------7
Dixie lliKnwu).
Highway, ,.rnl|,. Prlin.irv
A itc lots on nixie
»»n June
^f* A phone rail will get
near l-akc Monroe. Fine Truck­ :.ih, a . u .
11»JIN M in sc il.
*"• I’hone 117-NV. U Rail- ing land, outside city limits. L.
ft.
A. Renauil. r*hone 190 NV- 301 NN. •io t i i k voTP.n* n f » K iii(O I,K
(lll'X T V .
2 nd St.
1 wlnll l a nminuiio* l h a l 1 am a
b'I“ YtlUl: ,iLI) NVALLS
I’ n l i d l i l a l r fur i. -. I n linn in t h e Of­
f i c e „ f C nun iy r u n n w ls sm o e r f r o m
DIE NEW W A L E P A I N T 26— Mli»cellaneuUH For Sule
D I M r l d Nn 3. m itijcd «'. tin- «&lt;•*P*bN(5 NEW A N D BET*
eiolnii uf th e vulere 111 t.ie Detnn*
PR m i T H E R IN FORM A- Piano cheap for cash. Pun A im HI* eirttli- I ’ r l i r n r y In he held oil June
.'.Hi. A D. DCS.
lingO$tutfuii.. So. Sanford Ave.
R L | . PHONE 235 -J OR
PRANK KVANH
c * COLLER, S A N F O R D
New* NVolnut Veneered cedar chest:
—
m u a n r.n iK K
new walnut spilict w ritin g d e s k ; I f ,|t,rol) }, ullI)uUnc*e my rnndl.Uoy

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F H A T C H E S (IN T H E

County Mihjert
to
(It,* a c tio n o f
the
Ilrinn.-raUc
p rim a r y
to
r..
hehl In t h j ea r ly part of Ju-.e I t i l .

Fl. ii
l
(ti t» \

ti:ur and very little money
•M things new by use of
Spar Vninisli, Lacquer- and
Salil hy Sanford Paint &amp;
P*r Co : G. D, Stuart, Mgr

reasonable.

• ’o n s i i r . n l I T

ner»b&gt;

rn Till:

tion every day.

411 Perk A\e.

7x9 c a m p i n g , t e n t ;

I

bloc of 223 delegates— a powerful '
weapon in the hands of capable
leadership so long as they are un­
pledged.
The Hoover managers predict
that they will have well over 400
votes after the first ballot at Kan- / i'
aas City. Should any two of th«#4px..*«
states sw’ng over into the Hoover
column it would end the contest,
in the opinion o f observers here.

(Continued from Page I)

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F It. 1'KA.S.

•

On good well constructed colored
Attractively furnished two m int
property on five year
terms,
apartment. Private
hath, hot
prompt service and lihernl apprais­
cmobH^
water, lights, free. Phone 730 .1.
al. B. NV. Herndon &amp;■ Co. Miller212 NV. Ill) St.
A
1
Potter Building. 113 1/2 Magnolia
■— 1
Ford Coupe in
on. For a leal i'Uy act; C L E M E N T S A I T S . 012 Park Ave. Ave.
iim|.on Security L u m b e r
Furnished apt. water and g a r ­
age, Reasonable. Apply Apt. 1.
M ONEY TO LOAN
W ATCHES.
*,.» in,tie (.it Chevrolet Mahoney Apts. 1000 Ouk
DIAMONDS,
Ave. ON
i
"i |iassei.grr
Nash
i
J
E
W
E
L
R
Y
A
N
D
P
ERSONAL
Furnished. NVatcr and g arage.
car. Apply Summer- Vacant Apr. 1st. Phone 1H-.L
PROPERTY.
H E R M A N ’S LOAN
'i*.y Grtvahelise,
O FFIC E
27 NV. CH URCH S T ,
Bungalow apartment. Completely O R L A N D O .
furnished.
Desirable
location.
| ears nr.il (irnhftin trucks, Phone 00 .
Money to l.oan.—-When borrowing
ftul 13th ;-t&gt;eet. Phone 3 .
or refinancing your m ortgages
I room apartment for rent. Uingley apartments. (311 Park Ave. come to us for straight loan. No
CS ,t l il'.’ AN CO. Auto
bother ubout
monthly payments.
Cull 251.
&gt;r anti sheet metal wor’is. •
It. NV. Herndon mid Co, Seminole
ih Avenue. Phone 7 H5-NV. Nicely furnished apartments with Hotel.
ell modern conveniences. Phone
I1LTS-MARMONS
70 . Call ul 31H Palmetto Ave.
We art* prepared lo consider aptfonl Atdonvohile (’ n.
j plication
for
first
M ortgage
Tiolia Ave.
Phone 137. If,— Houses For Rent
I Linns on the Itest type of resi­
FO R R E N T
OR
S A l.E - F iv e
dences and Mercantile Buildings
ln«# S e r v i c e
room, modem,
SpaniMi
style
'
stucco hungnliiw in good location. in San flint nt 6 ( H i B 1-2 pet.. #nti
pel., depending *&gt;’ the character
PER Service of all kinds. A b a rga in — 2150'.* Orange
Ave.
of loan, constitution and location
C. E. Dak Hill Subdivision, Sanford.
S70-W or 3302 .
— . — , Jof buihtings. C. S. HOAG &amp; COMnr.
I’honc ■ I'A N Y , 7 NV. Churh St. Orlundo.
;&gt; i-oom house furnished.
!ik) North Park Ava. or 805 -W.
80 for service on all
2H— Brniio
ninrhlnes.
Uhernl 1^*—Houses For 5mlc
f f»r your old machine, on
for PH O N E 579 fo r Repairs on all
Six rooms: lovely location:
fn Singers,
lx-1 us help
sale by owner. Reasonable. lilt) 1 makes of Radios and Phonoyour sewing trouhlwi.
i graphs. If we don’t fix it, there
fhing ail material 10c per Palmetto.
is no charge. Couch's, 108 S. Park
W r f. wmg Machine Co., 21)— Par ms Fez sale
Ave.

new

T H H A S Ifim .

c i h c i ’i t c o i h t
t h i r - b v mi tin •! nee my catulhluoy i
l o r I lie
offlee
of
c le rk . «if the
i li.-tiit &lt;'..ui-t. subject •■} th e ac tio n
of Hie
• » tt.e June I'rtniary.

caruliUit,

1

IIVISG l-mig’.* Pure Pork
e, l-'.S I .ill tetlo Ave.

v a Junp f.,
P
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r i m ci.r.itH

thing that one could bring home.

r o l l STAT I-I I . I M I I S I . A T I I U :
Velvet rug. practically new, value
I \vl*H tt» a it no u tier m y mtullcUkcy
$110.: Sale pried, $30 . Electric fur th«- Stilt# l ?U:#latur* ( U r o u p
15— Apartment For Bent
Singer sewing machine. Console 2) ami w i l l a p p re c ia te Muppovt In
the prlmury »o be held In June.
table: paid $ 170. sale price $05 .
L, |*. M AH AW.
Handsomely furnished npnrtmortts,
.HU NV. 12th StFrigiduire, Murphy Steel kitch­
r im r«\sT A tii.i:
en. Hall Maid service. Garage. E x ­
I w mh in annmtnco that I uni i
cumlMutt
f &lt;it tin* nffli*** o f ( *"ll
cellent neighborhood. Heasonabie.
27— Money To Loan
&gt;tnhl«r
UI hi rlrt
N«»
1, H**mhiuU
Park Apartments No. 5 . Phone
t .iitii &gt;, FlnrMn, said I
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HI.
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HIM .1.
MORTGAGE
l-OANS
2, rt, y, *• ih , tl a 1»\ M ib ji’i't to
ON
IM P R O V ED
R E S ID E N C E tin u t i l ♦*( t hr \ " t « t ‘ iu tin- 1U-nujroom furnished apartment. $3 5
” . » A N D B U S IN E S S P R O P E R T Y
i t a i i c J'lim ai &gt; i •*
»»n Juilf*
:.t!i. A
l»
l4
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lint water. Phone H31 ,1.
B A L D W IN M ORTGAGE CO.
Y .nf support util hi* a t»pr»'Clati*tl
\ 11 i .a t i i l SMITH
S E E O U R I.OCAI. C O U N S E L
Furnished house: 3015 Elm. I rooms
S. It. DIGHTON, S A N F O R D F L A
r&lt;m
ji
ntiit . o r I'liM K
and 2 kitchenettes, $40 . Space
Ikt*t •-1■&gt; 14ntlOUUF#* HIV I'fl lid IllilFV
car*. PhotH* h*J0

lAN’GF BLOSSOM C L U B
tisble you to meet worthlies or gentlemen who are
rets frit:mis. information
lication blanks on request,
t il l . Tampa, Fla.

shingles

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Zinnia .r ia u ts :
BurpoO's Giant,
* 25 c per doe'. $2.00 p e r 100. 'Mixed or separate colors. B. F. NVhitncr, dr. 420 Summerlin Ave. Ft.
Mellon. Phone K82 NV.

VE MOVED ana our store
located at, 23 East Church
irt-Miilriff Furniture &lt;’«.

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10-B P la n ts and Flow ers

lounccmcnls

"■ *m ‘ in „n,l galvinited
’ • James II. Cowan. Oak
St. Phone l i i .

man

C H IC K S

Selected stock delivered, W. l e g ­
horns 100 $ 12. Heavy Mixed 100
$ 12.' B. Hocks and IV I. Reds 100
$ 15. 500 $70. Emerson Hatchery,
Brooksvlllc, Fla.
«&gt;

Herald representative
Uly familiar with rates
V d classification will
ja complete information,
no wish, they will assist
wording your want ad
i it more effective.

’ ROOFIN-n— The Roof Kv-

c i . K i t k n r t i i ty CIIICLIT
'
c o r in '—»
1 Hereby nnn &gt;uncc my candidacy
for tli.. office of Clerk of loc ClrFllll
nuhjrt t to th»* will of
th»* I’uieM nt tf.y l»nn wratlc prP

*

F or Sale: 12 hens, 1 rooster. Full
Blood Anconaa. Market price per
pound. Phone 2101 .

C A L ’S BACKERS
OF C A N D ID A C Y
LOSE A LL HOPE

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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , TFUIPLSDAY. MARCH 22, 1928 J

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1’M iB SIX

George Moriarty Decides

Training Camp
Briefs

Rogers Hornsby Is Given

sirniTAK.M.i.sjto_»ur-ffl.

(IN S ) Ray Schnlk's White
line up today for the third and
j final frame o f their exhibition i-er-J
%*»% ■
ies with th-’ Dixie championship j
____
Wichita Fnlbt team. Schalk’s Hoys t
t in nearly fo rty yeurs, was the di- hy winning P'da.v can nu.k.' a &gt;,- 'ii
,
T .
11Y D A V IS J. W A I . S 1I
.
....
, .
sweep of the scries. T h e y won at . f’ A.N A N T O M O , Tex., Mar. 22 .
Sports Editor.
Kdl and Min. Rhem u.jl(|
yesteixlny, II to 1».
I INS) With the S p rin g trainInternational N ews Service
thc fesM ia 'i pitcher. Heth were a n d ,
_
- • jng season
almost
completed,
N E W Y O R K , Mar. 22.- -Without
till
u
jv
Morird
y
men
of
the
muvi
A
V
\I
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C
\
T
\I
IN'A
IS
L
A
N
D
.
Urorgc
M
i
r
arty
has
just
about defdiiiining flu oculnr tcniloit, nib- &lt;an
tb erp cm tin el of bi» Detroit
Mi' the fine, spntnlntt' hnnd of Rosr- devoted type.

For Boston Braves Outfit

cin .llaruiUn*-"-fjgrtnrigVnttTntfV*ft
. J
^
incntly'ffr the deni, announced yea
■ es- mslaatnne.ms
I n m a very rmntenlny, Whereby Dealer Hell and oinnplare third hasrulan, he l»?enme
Andy High t-nnnged Into the inr- a r a n k i n g star in P.&lt;2ti, not only
fprniK o f the Uoston Hraves and f'eldlnjj sensationally 'ml hittirf
the St. I.ou Ik Cnrdinttls respective­ ejofe to
Whon It was ail i.'Ver,
ly. 1 uni itwarc that n mere second Ilonisby was unfrocked and sent
‘bnseninn and field captain has m to New York. Upon which, Hell
pnrttcular buxine## f g-uring even blew hdus.df to a most indifferent
obscurely in ah int.'r-cluh deal.
la - o i, bitlliiR down around .2150
Also flint Hornsby had d e ch r . i li-,&lt;•'d.vyi^ o f U:*.fullness in Si
eternal nlleglnriU' to dark Slattery l.oiiis-apjtir. cHtly w;ci^ over.
and thnt sweet spirits o f apple1|1il'U w in twenty linll nrnir-'
sauce- arc amuiTiling ‘ thy oil tire S&gt; ’ •IkiinsFiy _ ifttrlnic the pennant
premises.
y e a r 'i-mt .uaa a furious flop in P.'27.
, However, this is no o rd in a ry .-.lay le’ •ilion-diy’s deperlute li id
second baseman and field captain. nothiiW tu J.,fwith i‘ . All I know V
We are tnlking
ala ill Roper-* | Hint RhVitf 'liked him and wasn't
Hornsby, who ninnnw/d tin- Card^ ible t r win^ljisk ytmr.
If our alleged xveiiRali can pi rinto n world’s i-himi}&gt;hvtxh p only
eighteen months'ngt, and otnv outuud" Rcil-.tn play n|i to h 's.tn jii
draws his mnnngot' ntnwM it to I to sp id, till1 Hinvos are made as a
salary. Hornsby, as a p p res“ive .-tint ball eli;''
It be can't there i- ti"
dnminntilip as ever, is e .i - r l’utr • l artiealar barm done and lb to '»&gt;
definite infhicnee in the nffair&lt; -f : .1 . i an excellent second baseman
bis new club and. T yn i i|- n’t and t iidd &lt;aptaiu.
think so, then there h untiling f* a
it but you to admit that e.oiiipl
spinach makes a swell «ordure.
The Hell deal may not substan­
tiate this co a t'iil i- t, ispo fact &lt;,
whatever that is led it r-Ttninlv
offers no ff hut lid &lt;&gt;vld-in
,;l «rr.
The fart o f the a.atter
Cm
U A S H I N&lt; ITT IV . M a r .
21
Hornsby ami Hell were mutual ad­
i IN S I
P m * ' 1 ir, C dit liilg r t " mirers n St. lands and tile ill’ .eneeds that tlw trytU- .wouldn't ttnvr 1&lt; )a y - noni'o.'ii*i'tf - F f n r h - d a r t : ; *it
beeiPmade if IbTiirby's im. ie t
M ia m i. Fla., f o r m e r U e n iO e ia lii
igitl been elsewhere,
t 'im g i e s -m n ii, t o be a im-mhl-r
I don't atteoipl to.say, »ttln&gt;.
■f the T n r i t t C u m m is s io n ,
llinl the deal was made ovt-r Slat- I t e e i l i n [ r I v l w a i t l I 1 C o s t i g a n . o f
lory's dead body. II - and II i n by ! C o l o r a d o , w bo r e s i g n e d last
ai‘0 room oujt. * in St. Pet' i buru | w e k ' o s i i g i i n . in t i - ' i g n i r i g .
aild they eat at the same {able &lt;&gt;i*b
|s-oefl a -rtntenn-rt c r i t i c i z i n g
Jlldgi- I'm hs, i-WItfl' Ilf Hie i lo't. ; ' In. t i i ! , poll, i" ■ ' I be a i l o i i o This state o f a ffa irs s in pi". i.|n.t,'&gt;n, am i n - ' i i ' i n i ' iliat the
mude-to-meastiie fi r a in in ■(
Retuil.tie.-in n i a i o r i l y ol H n - i o m
Hornsby's force fulness.
ii i --•!ini I,mi i ' i l h f i ' d
in- pm p o s ­
l i e -wauled Hell. II j;nl Idea. Tbes fur wh ich H was e i ' a t e i l . T h e
New Ycrl. (iria t- only tlropped
P r e ' i d e n t a l s o seal to th e S e n ­
overt ores, looking !■ ’-aid Ibe • n 1
a t e t h e n o m i n a t i o n o f E d w in
rerull. wlien thev d :* ovi-red 11•-■ i
I! I '.ib e r, ot T e \ a s , |,,r a o o t b e i |
llornsby himself v. i- net I ■ •
f o r m a s \^L^-|Sy-iii Jiieinli i o f file {
' In mom m N e w 7 " i t I in
M . Veil C il.il ll- I '"1111111 -M ill.
i i-iim n.

President P l a c e s
Prank I (.'lark Upon
Ter ipr , ( &lt;&gt;mmission

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was

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the l!'2T. ivi.rbl
till- g l l - n l e s l
at that t inn-.
file t - t hat In■low n In tin.

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On^PersonneO f Detroit

Tigers For Coming Season

d e c id e d in Yu”
lll- «
™ t « iq 'h ,&gt;
...........,.u , ,v e r Hu
iHR th e
list, he f mils h i m s e l f f a r

7

O ' of t r ‘
Hi m d -satisfied. The T
i g eerrs. had
T ic
bad
fJoofsi. Mnnngor McCarthy.-i hoy
about everything happen to them
i today prepared to break camp f«i
,rst year that can happen to a hall
! the Ion-' cxhildtion tour that will
end in Terre Haute, Inti., a few •lull, yet they finished in the mon­
ilays before their opening o f the ey and g av e indications of latent
strength that seemed certain to
pennant season at Cincinnati.'
ionic to the surface before long.
Moriarty wouldn’t say teduy that
S A N F R A N C IS C O . Mar. 22 .
( I N S ) — The I’ ll ate# will try to t had a* lived at that point hut he
h'enk their losing spree to the Sail left no doubt- tlicit he consider# lie
FrUlieistu club hare Ibis aftertunm has a sure contender, in spite of
.............-I*..Ul„.f
-I'.
|,y using Ray Kremer and Carinen I
j slightlyitueertpiti pitching.
The
rest
of
the
club,
he
deciured,
needHill, ne&gt;nnil aces. The Seals made'
it four out of five yesterday, when 1 eil nothing and wanted nothing,
j- "Funny tiling about those pltehthey beat the Pirates 7 -2 .
____
era," he ohservtd; "T h e y ‘ have a

WINTKRHAVKN, Kin., Mar. 22. h i of promise;

there

are

some

--- ---------- ---------- ——
-------------- | good men cm the s t a f f and tli.'y
( I N S ) — The I’ ll ill ies travel to |lt|ve shown me they know what it
f'ii arw ater today to play a ret urn [s !(|| about. Yet they haven't d'-ganie xvitti Hrooklyn. The sipia ! vrb,pe&lt;| the way they should. If
to.il; a 2 i i 1 beating I mi tb Hie. do. anything can happen, foi
Reading club of this International
ball club here."
fwaguc yesterday.
II,. i. &lt;-pet-indy- keen about hi
—
ie-vamped
iof:elil.
Onlyth&gt;
At III R N D A l.L . I-la., Mfli. — i t a y s l o ne pair, I'lvenel and (leli
( I NS i The Atlileties will staid.. , . j | , i | . i m i t c i fr&lt;mi the ipiartei

| | JIV|. „

up a g a i n s t Hie St. L o u is f a n i i n a . , « | , j , s t u n , . , ] Hu- I ‘ i27 s e a s o n . T h
took, a l&lt;» pair, h o w e v e r , is r e g a r i K M b y c a m p
ib is a f t e i i n m . I b e
Halt iinure
in 2 l a c i n g f r o m
I n e r v e r s ns u m o s t p r o m i s ! n g
i ln..t«. v'..»tt rdav.*
, \ o i u i g ■ oio b in n i on,
ST
(IN
1 nee.
Hi in ,

I ’ l ! T F K S R C U C , F in. M a r . 22.
S)
'i'he i i m l . e - s w i l l p ’ a y
i m a l g u i n e w i t h tb'.- Hnstnil
s t &gt;dny U i . ' i H oy ; anil Pip-

g i n ; p'tehlOJ • they w o n 1 :nir l i i - t
i-vliibitiou, g a m e , ol
llw
- e a '"ii
y e s l e "ilay in t r i n i m i l v r th e Hrnvi
s to 2 Riitli ami t i i b r i r vv-ni Ini

i I.F. \ R V V A T K R , I la.. Alar 22.
(IN S I
Italic H e . m an . f o r m -rjy
a fn i I i ;i s i -ii ' h :'. I n i ' b a l l - i I hi*

u ay un&gt;. 1lie Hi ...............all it-ld. 1U
borne illn a t " ! Oiiuble l e a l u i e i l C " R o b i n ' ' s t " T vi. l o r y o v e r C A ii |mi-it a S e n a t o r s al T a m p a
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,bi\ T h e R&lt; b ill, l a k e oil tb •

I’illll II-' lu 1■ i uliiy

u n ; \ T ( i \ l l;i
1i INS i 1It*1 N.-v. 7 "ll
l&gt;ill n g imf , ( *' i Y ,
. i *' !mV if"/
i iii F u g l a o d |i)|t In i
'III 0011 |... i M' I * i mi \IT*, \ Ikr.
M'
I....... Is n, | • iMt- in I.. ■ i ■■nt ib
i:
ti-nti-v 11 t«i •1
hi:

shippers a te getting pretty w '’’ *
eleuned o u t'o n the 11S *tbd b rwhich {hey nte abte-ta- load aopem tely, so that the market is hnsed principally on field run sir.ps nt
RU.OO for ti and K with discounts
o f 2 ft— r*0 e on *'* and id's, SOe on
.'I'm with individually washed stock
selling a t 2.V premium and crate
washed nt Hie premium-.
Thirty-four ears were passed
Potomac1 Y a n N and Cincinnati on
the way to ibeir final destinations:

Celery Markets
Hureau of Agricultural Kcono-

i i 't&gt;.

Tin- T i g e r s
h a r d l y Meed tun.
ml f i e l d e r ' , y o u n g
o tu ciw i
IT ey h a v e
H arry
ll e i l n i a n n :m I
lb b i ' n i t l n i g i l l .
t w o o f th e I a-;
Hm
lie's l e a d i n g Iii I t e r s , e n d R e d W*.
i
m i l l s ai'i' 1|.i i , Iasi
.................. I t i t a l e . T i n i
but
l o t , iito e s n 'l i iii t • be any d o u b t llle
ii
pour
lot iii |tin. c g t i It. i
I'ithei
Win iliiail
i t
l vve&gt; t i e iity I " • t p in and d o tlie bulk
'
il
v Hu v v l b w i t h Shea and l i a r g r a .
u n d e r s tu d ie s.

FOUR

P E R IS *H
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WI L.M IN U T O N ,. N . c . , Mar, -SO.
— ( I N S ) — F ou r men wo e drowned
in the lower Cape Fear river thb
morning when their boat capsized
several hundred yard?) from tin
shore, according to repnits re­

P0K

EVEaY^klNol

ceived lure.

tvoc wucohhtj)
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,d-’!‘» r^-o**«raUwK -.V ^ U h fc it bKow- Y—

:t-B«il!Tnmv, 2 u as a in g to n ,
Flnriibi S tn ft llurenn trT^ffHrW| ton,
t
II Pittsburgh, 2 Roeliester, I each
kels.— R. E, Corbin,
Chicago, Urand R ap id s, New Ha­
Local Representative
ven, Newark, Toronto, Toledp.
Telegraph.*- reports from Phila­
Celer shipments continued heavy
delphia states that the market Is
yesterday with 101 ears going ou t firm for good stock. I ears a r r iv ­
o f Sanford, i J from Manatee Sec­ ed from Florid a and there are Hi
tion. making the Florida total lift, on track. The supplies are said to
Twenty were shipped frein Calif.! he moderate. 10 — inch .crate# o f .'1
which brought the U. S', total to ,j„r. size, are selling at § 2. 60 — 2 .
I IT against (117 on the 20 th and 7.7, 4 do*. $2 .f»0 — 2 .7 .7. .fanck high
t t:t on the 10th. Th - Sanford ship- as ST.2 .7, 0 — S do*. ST.OO— O.r.O,
meal# were billed as follow. c ill) lio s tiy $ 0.2.7, in iJo*. ).T.00«-:i. 2o, .
WaycroAB, 10 Potomac Yards, ft
Chicago, i! Jersey City, It Florence,
More than -’ .000 eteetiiral r e ­
.'I Philiaclphia, 2 each Cleveland, frigerators w er - s -ir. ! f m A jne id­
Huston, Brantford, Cincinnati, De­ ea to other eimiitiies la t year.#. *
catur, Ft. \Vayiit-,- Indianapolis,
Juck*AnvilU&gt;i Miami,
Montreal,
New York,
Reading,
Rochester,
Tulsa, idedo, W a t e r l o o , \V. Albany,
and I’eterslmrg.
The demand was slow yesterday
f"i- field run sizes, market dull
with prit
rice# u n c h a n g e d . T h e r e w e r e j
v " M in
^ i-i 1.
p i e n l y Of
o f reriuefts
ic ipte -t,- f»r
l o r s-ele,
e lei u-d
teil "
J - K t a S t s i '
“ ‘ ‘
cs|ietially hull!id &lt;m ordern 1&gt;ui ' -

Elton J. ffiougliton
Architect

777

fin
first
base w i l l
be J ohnny
N c i m , w h o w a s g o o d e n o u g h li M
i^Vear to ill u v . L " ' i . , U b l c — Ui .eovi i.
an d e v e n t u a l l y o f f th e c l u b alt •v c t l n r . A t th ird w ill he M a r t y M
M anus, who In i' su dden ly d e c i d e i
to p a y
.om e d v id eu ds
mi bis
I . ms i e p o l at ion.
A the T i g e i jiilot eontendM, fb
t#t i t e b m g r e a l l y
sho uld n't b e Mo ns*•diri'. rent w i t h
E a r l W b t e b i l l , l.'l
M e i i e i , lliilliiw ay , C ibso ii. C a r r e i
H illiiigs,
Sm ith
and V a n
(lild
f i g u r e d a&gt; r e g u l a r ' .
Vi,
Soi i i II, th e S o u t i i e m , is I
and n v . i y i b e best o f th e y-oiim ei

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P E P SER VICE
( r&lt;»rmM.v I’i l l s

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l&gt;. E. PITTS, Mgr.

111

Where can you

b u y so m uch
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fo r such

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. At theirsehsationalncw price#
of *670 and upward#, ChryCou^ i
#lcrcars,withfatnousGhrystcr
_ S’,^l PtlM.l I ' J|^|
' quality and per/ormancc unchanged, become even greater J U "j«u . V f , I | y ,
, value than ever before.
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T h c ^ offer’ outstanding val­
u es w h ic h r e s u lt fc&lt;uu a
huge arid constantly -sw el­
lin g public dem and- Four
great lines o f c a r s— “ 52 ,”
“62 ,” “ 72 ," and 112 h. p.
Im p e r ia l ‘&lt;8 0 ” — su p p ly
ev e ry price--.need fr o m
*670 to *3495 .

iV S| 5tf

HoyJ.s

159$.
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1695

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In sp ectio n -b etter still,ac­
tual d em onstration— will
instantly con vin ce you
thnt in an y Chrysler you
buy perform ance, q u al­
ity, stylcand value w hich
you cannot equal in any
■oth er m ak ccostin gh n n dreds o f dollars m ore.

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Lee Ave,
A r r o w s I-'roni K n r r t's l

Parkside Motor Co.

l .a K e lintt*l

Repairs

Storage

Park al

Commercial

nr* #:

“Luckies A re PreferredO n The G olf Course/5
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Says johnny Farrell, G olf Star

A t the Outlet
W illi

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u n u s u a l a p p ia tiin it v
a s p ii i ' Ii i ii u Iv

w eeks away

In

m ake

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Th e Ol T I.K T

th eir
I 'r id a v

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is o f f e r i n g

s e le c tio n -

m o rn in g

and

fro m

w ill

a

th e

wom en

bran d

ro w lin o e

new

u n til

of

S a n fo rd

s .m k

of

and

S e m in o le

m e rc h a n d is e

E a s ie r, (T u n e n n e!

at

(u tility ,s in
p ric e s

“ It s e e m s

m n -l

(T u n e a ll!

n il

fla v o r

Hals

In d ia n

C rep e

de

p rim s

C h in e

c ig c u c u e s,

n

i

ill

(ie o r-

and

Hal

a m i

a ro m a

a m i

ctfsv

lies M

n e r e r i n i t u i e t/i c t/ ir u t i . . *

D r e - s e s f e e E a s i e r in a ll l i g i i l

g e lle .

o th e r

t f i u i e r s u t n d th is f r o m t/u-n

Dresses
— hadex and

i &gt; :v f n . ' t u l s i

th e u u / / a m r s e m u i a jj l&gt;wh 1
lu

N ew

me t h a t ' n l l

in

Vf (2/ ’ .^t

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crepes.

$8.75
I ’ v 'a o tiftil

new

IT i-le i

D resses

in

/ I'T' .4 1

w I n lc a n d a ll lig h t s h a d e s . A l l s iz e s .
&lt;.n;nl
S u it a id e
Large

fu r

m o rn in g ,

al icriio iin ,

and s m a ll s h a p es. S m a ll,

s ize s

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s p m i&gt;

m ed iu m

and
and

e v e n in g .

la rg e

S

(.tru g c U c

q u a lity

and

fla t

C a n to n

: £ x\:

c re p t'.

de

crepe.

head

$ 1 2 .9 8

.

$ 1 .9 8

henvv

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Crepe ilc ( hine. georgette and
prints. All new pastel shades lor
E a s l er.

to $5-98

M

$ 5 -9 5

Shoes
New shoes for spring and Easier wear. All sizes, l.ow.
Cuban and spike heel-. IHack patent, sal in-, while kid.
blondes. Selci I yours while slock is complete.

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Crepe de Chine, Canton. Georgette
and Flat Crepe Silk dresses. All
sizes. White and pastel shades.

$ 1 4 .9 5

$ 2 .5 0 to $ 5 .9 8

Chic liltle sheet dresses for
* morning wear. Linens, voiles, English
prints, organdy and Indian Head.

&lt;‘The Cream ot
the Tobacco U
for Lucky StrlO’ ^V*
Leaf Tobacco Hui*r

$ 1 .0 0 to $ 4 .9 8

“ T h e

s a le

o f

L U C K Y

ST*

C i g a r e t t e s h a* in c r c ^

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A A * phenom enal tlcgrc/-.
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THE

to b a y

buyer
th e

‘C re .-in

f o r th is U r a n d anJ
o y

No Throat Irritation
C1028, The American Tobacco Co., Inc.

OIM*. HOST OFFICE

K. FIRST ST.

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�THE SANFORD HEftALP. THURSDAY. MARCH 22.1928

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C.

J.

Sandy Anderson

Meriwether
National
Meisch

Dutton

Edward
KL. B. . McCrackei

Claude

Frawick

Hutchison

.f -

�Irishwomen Form

he lower
War time France according ^to the
nutitandlilg feature of the Cubs* I «urc fire pennant contender.
f regular Inficlders Inst year, whirl) |
the re, I.
* *j.yc t ig a tc r for on oil Mdes a e to
exhibition jennies.
The have the pitching, the h it- ' 'nay not be much o ' a recomnnfn-1
• seen houses with w e in;: but
ordinary
"T gave up a jjood m an “in A d - ;■ ting, one of the best catchers in dntlon. Jvnglish, however,
small
avails
intact,
l
i
e
i
-.
i/imioiv
anis, McCarthy said, hut I pot bn*ihn I, “ Qnbby" Hartnett, ntul coming nliing ns a shortatb]:) l il t 1: j
J
/ I ([*
PJ |
t
^
° |wrist ilf
a better one in Cuyier. There isn’t
inquiring manager who gets the in the'senson and penornlly in given I O l l L
V/f
O &lt;1 &lt;£ I I L l i n g , nmi i' v -is ‘ fiiTyv "uTT been reni.iveii.
and the woiul s*i!i| to |;eep ho !y and I
.1.
_| ,ll!1 *l,,a
f l l - l V r i l I anything a giA»t hall jitnye ■ can best there 7 s front the material n! ■ the edge in thiit positjnn tlow.
w ar.
ordinary
* LtM I I do that he lijs n ’t done f&lt;ir us since, hand, but th eo o f the four in fic h h
MlnnTiVe. nnre with the (limits,
I ' h n I M i , -Mar.
stltl| mguther.
,
( wi t h
reporting, lie not only lm». W l m - ^ H t r n s - f i r e rTrTnmt water tight, and McMillan, once with the Van- f s j s t y , , . r i-ent o f the population "' j *. , ' ” * p a r t e d
w ’th | ^,
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BELIEVES OUTFIT
Ml I H IIVIr

wmIBiff Chinese

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given much of his time ami* the lands |K*nnm vender, is one o f Ilia sfnging n great duel over A d a m s ',
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benefit o f-h is experience to the ranking first Imsemnn in the leag- former position at serond h ase.j mnindci d! and without mod
young players. If Cuyier hasn’t be,, and may It figured to steady .McMillan lias held the call to date [ money ,s the picture drawn of tip
| strengthened the Cubs immeastire- Hie ither infielders not a little, hut tliose close to McCarthy he- i&gt;ft lie',. ed districts i:i Shantung by
AVALON, C A T A L I N A IS L A N D , i ably, th.’ n I don't know what I am I’iint he couldn't step tho Cub in- Hove be regards Mntiuire as the an iiV ' -Ugatiu- of til - &lt; hinn InCal., Mar. 2 *.— ( I N S ) — Reviewing talking about."
fic'dors from iticking them a w a y hotter prospect,
ternatn tin) !• amino Iteliof turnthe training season today^ ns his '
The 11)27 Cubs needed some 'last year, so. the natural cotu lu sHowever, there is no doubt, t nj nj dt uThe cinigttmtr- have moved
Chicago Cubs were maki ng ready strenghlcning, as they proved when inn is that Johnny Halier. I .os An- about th 1 facU th at tiu*'tnfie|d sit- ; 41 thAo-ami or si,'miles to the mo e
to break camp for the long trek. they Me wthelr league tend in mill- g ’ •; Klwood K n g li’ ti, (Jranville,; imtimi i- far from reassu ing. Ti m; c,.r l j‘j,. Tium-h’ ir.u appareiniy h«i
Fast,
nnd wound up. in fourth
place. -D.. f ’ iyde Heck ' Danilina, C n l..,.iv st «&gt;f th f club
, .Mannjre:, , Joe
, M cC a ith
, . y -pro . Sept,
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aliMiutely set. ; ,,1|f vlinqW ished. thi-ir rtir-.tsa l
cceded to shake hands with himRad infielding and a none too c e r - ‘ F i id d y Mngniie, Won-ester, Mass., it has pi'ciiing strength second to id,,,.,. r,'i a I times, .
;
self on the trade that brought
tain outfield defense conjpletel.v N'orman Mt Millim. I.atta, S. C., non. Cliai ley Hoot. was. the league
T R 7 T ofTTiTTysnie has
&gt;ok

and tram spirit having been the ’ before the Cutis can be rated a

Heel;, Ivngtisli, Vote

(C(J) were j bflck and so is A r t Nehf, v e te r a n ,' ton.

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?r’Loa*

Modes 01 I)t-essmg!„ri^ ;~,E
;
« nute'l

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With Bolstered Outfield And
With Best Pitchers Among
Leaders Chicago Team Wifi
Offer Strong Competition

iMl,‘

Society T o Batter

Exodus 1 -

thnii tb,. otj,
f...

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tm •«

,V:|-V *• 1 -H the I,*
ocrusi„rs, ^
,rni
! , ’T " ,al “ M *!

before the hou*o ttiuorrs. ni ' ««• i f J
* j* . . h
*
i)„|,jllf| 'j’t
l a d i c who
(|K.
a l ,. daily picked up wandering the\Mode.st
t
--t Dress
Dress and
ami Department
Department
must rcfm in fi
, / '
„|„ ul t iu,
f,.t- the e is laird y
League has been launched here.
,. . !|(,v ( „ „ „ . nl„| „|,s„|utely no* food.
A lr e a d y the League is u-ported u ics. loud laufi. •
\,-t j i- i ng to one invoitlgator t 'ore to have gained a thousand m em ­ imblir nnd c m ,.,- ;i, tl
,lk. ^
„
.
f , ber.!, ami n e mi t s are said to he exclamations in
among wonim, i' v&lt;v,« l ’-^f persons vvilliout n o
steadily coming in.
m g opposed t» Vw 'n-np,
in a tli ttfict o f ^tl siiialt village-,
The i u Ii-s framed by the League
’J'i.e situation i- tcm ely pul Uy !i
ip- ,|- *tri;iguuv «r.
in. "wl;' ' '. aiiotl^
c„l‘W
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m- 1 j
l i i d r i h T fiilliiii' I itltllllgl-li ul’
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! 'ays .it down that , v .1. t , , ,
inipf
\votn.v.!: n -u.u.j,;
m&gt;’ ,Iislril'1 tbree-fmnilts |ing:
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. bo
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woman must went- a dress
-The organm-i-;
t!tl.
1:1
les- than fo u r inches I,e- ' claim to have y*
c i,'!"
knee. Dresses must not of the Pope for ....... „ ’ s '“ **
suggestively'-nr so loosely tiio promise of )|,. llV/linT*
to offend modesty. Un- j bless all women i,,
. l131
r no elm tm sta n ce s must dresses Isade.

TREMENDOUS SAVINGS FO R EAST:
STARTING Friday, March 2&amp; a n d ENDING S
■&amp; £ '

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e r s o n s

* ° ft
1 1,000

i HOUSE
DRESSES
Made of fine
quality Priutj
and Percale.
Organdy
trimmed. All
S iz e s

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MOST
II VNDERb'UL
Collection of

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Ftegnlnr
$1.B0 values.

DRESSES

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While they Inst

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In Florida. A ll New Styles of Tomorrow on Stile Today.
Ensembles, Evening Dresses, One- and T w o-P iece Effects. Printed Chiffons,
Komaines, G eo rg e ttes , A l s o W hites in G e o rg e tte s and W asliahle Flat Crepes

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S P R IN G

S IZ E S — From the Chic 16 to 52‘A Stouts

P r ic e d

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$ 9-95

S 12 . 9S

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$15

AND

Ija d le s ’ N e w

EASTER

Try to Duplicate Our Dresses al Our Prices — It Can’t Be Done!

40-IN. BARONET SATIN

36

to

46

Made by
Senlpnx Co.
N uf Sod.
Our regular
$1.00 value.
Out they go at

1hiring this salt* &gt;11,1c‘an^l

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This popular mutcrial in white, pink, maize,
orchid. Yard ...............................................7 5 c

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O f

co u rs e

H ose

to

u ill

ijo u

m a t eh

that

pair for $1.00. It you &lt;lont|

need
E a s te r

D re s s .

N*o. -FIDO— IIONKV IlKIGK l’l'MP.
U width.

Mnde of
Genuine
Brondrloth
full cut. All
S iz e s

Craddock Terry (V. make
co-operating with I*crsoil
selected 7 styles fn' u.^ toj
lOvery shoe is ahsehitdynl

Easter Hose

DRESS GOOD SPECIALS

200 D0Z.
MEN’S
UNION
SUITS

E\\

Lizard trim. mctliiiM

h e e l.

36-IN. BUNGALOW CRETONNE

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See our No. 9000 full fash­
ioned-pure th re a d , silk, in
all the new colors at

Iii now spring patiurns. Many in large flower­
ed designs. Yard .......................................

' . S o . 0560—LIGHT GUAY 1-STIIAP HIGH IIKFI. I’l ’MI’ c '

Pllil-...................... S1.50

No. 5310—LIGHT HONLV
1-hTKAP. Alodium hod. U 'v!dlD-

SURPRISE BARGAIN
IOvory day during this sale some item in'the
store will be displayed and sold at or below
cost. Watch for them. Will not be adver­
tised. You must come and see.

Or our semi-fashioned Won­
der hose in pointed heels,
ill colors, a t ....... ... $ 1 .0 0

No.
559B-T — BLACK •
M iATHEIt 1-STUAI* 1,LU:(,
.MKTAL TIIIM.
I lib'll ‘■
,°vereo
width.

TRADE AT NEAREST STORE
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* * '■*»»&lt;tl«lt,r l«i think i&gt;f the. ecu■-pun D e s ir e O l N o r t h e r n nomil1 nml social pnsiliilitios of an
■turf S o u th e r n h e t i n e r n I*or eptihuiie of forced fuuRrit”r.""
i indainintr
in in ir T
a r i f f A utonom
u t o n o m yy |;
Turnt
reared As cure

It IltSUll

In L nificatioil

Seyei:,l ogier prominent pliyrs*....
■‘ in'.’, in tlil.i city hnVc become
- - ( I N S ) — uiurmc’d at the impcmliiiR fnvo- of

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[ir.Mitl. .Mur.

I, 'too rnuclj Imurhinif

in

(intioi of Hr. Morris Fbliliein,

j? o f the-journa l of t h e ^ n i y i - .

RlajHatTWr.'—

"

iitrr-id.v the num ber of RrinninR
V .
is appalling. I t would
Lt&lt;rrit’lo spectacle if continuous
£t.fr (uuld become a new

£. fa
d"
j( the

rejoinder th a t l)r.
Lein Inn led a t Dr. J a m e s 1/
f|, who advocated the loud
^ and the Rently rolllnR ehuc-

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Sf]

it'ir n telegram full of bad news.'’
fhtcaKo physician remarked.

Or inncy tlio

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terrible |njvho|o-

Kirill r.&gt;nH0i)5em‘e.i that would re-

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upstairs wI lto she leaves
[Women T ell Their. wraps.
A fe\v" minutes later

Nerd More Exercise

Itrr'
Mini PuliteXfiirJrsm Found— r T r A f f B O X O n ’ I.E MAItl/lfci*.
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she|
narnack, ufillaR e of .V.s pcapli-,
PlfEONIX, Ari/;., -V^ir.
e iii^ r dawn and looks in vain for
her T -c o rt, who Inis apparently claims that ifr children ui«-‘ the (IN S )—Air'.. Davis Va Iv^AhvW ld 'A
rorRiitteti ‘her existence. _
. I most polite in all Ki,eland.' T n e . ip h(. Il!&lt;l yoam old, is on her
m a itip l *j |
“ An usher stops forward. ■■,.i|»ht-[ nmiiud &lt;onti st to dcciife who are honeymoon today. She
t'A.MHitIDCE, Mass. Mur.
ly u n s te a d y mi
Ids feet, but Uio l» i m.nmeied ha.&lt; ji|st heeii yesterday to Davy Vnlvcrde,
(IN' m llarvar-.. .non_ Slavs’ b e e ' iiuVi
nnt| ....................
litimiu ukitc. in lu.-ioi, &gt;It.
...............,
1 - V.|V coiiilii. t .d by * Uni,ci t »* 7Shappy RriMim said b&gt;-«
•*'
, " 1’ w,,l'd their opinion of
.cable cveiiuiR
v lothes, mid I ' I . - I o n of a fi.imci \ ill.it*.- "'f*' "»•“ pretty old. but th a t aha
.
mn"&gt; yvars that without ceremonyr or introduction
e. I-mull H i r e pud who became wanted to Ret inniriod..Ha said Uwjr- *
l!
!u,t l‘Ur P'i&gt;im: that the "tail :himi*-liei to the rerrivjim li; Cdwvv*fil-)s,V
iT^rmreC-iWiio*’. * ’.“•sM 'e-rr vM-er t hrn rts- for thirty
* *
ha. finally taken a d n i n t a e - ^ .
. ;|,e - i u u a d m r r t - n — U f2T 1!&gt;. picsoiiti’d a. lewp.’ -mtittcfl years.
•
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»Hrra)si,
,
r
it1ft with a stnurse fiVpenye, lo 1 'iiih of mv r I'.Is And
be -said, that the m,i’i "
—v *'
who we it selvetcd by thftlr''jjfl
i*'tott i&gt; 'ta r from .oiirteous,
jp, to n \e rsa ti« n turns, accord- -iVed away at Uie end.
lfe'loies as bciiiR worthy' of ’Jr/J
Indies vmi
and s i
It le pas t’ out. it Is hist olltit !1 ' Htte
- •" "N' “atures
‘I'M'’ (nines
\ lloston debutante, writing* Inc fn thU feminine liosi.ell of
Lent lenten."
the v.......
children ’l l
under the mini dr plume of “ la w - the llan'aid man, to liipior "the n u n nb k l&lt;&gt; be i nricd on the ini- -•
........ To
........hd|&gt;
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.iH yy:trE ^r,,r Views About Sons
«»g O f J o h n Harvard

.......... ..

■idt if a n tim b c .'of persons went ;
individual, and tl.nl . . . .
•' ’ .mm t : &gt;:me to express all the , quent
la ughter « would provide*
complex ga m u t of liunian (’motions healtli-RiviiiR flexittR.
" i i b an nlidonieti stin iiiR cackle." 1 * "The laugh is confined almost
Opposition to D . Walsh lifts .e n tire ly to mail," Dr.. W alsh's hook
.................
_ stated.
____________
......a .t’ yon
, _.
mounted almost U
&gt; alarm.
"W hy .......
not p.......
r o v_e ‘th
Ti e iiiarni, however, i sounded I
•***»»&gt;«**. b y l.iughiiiR once in o
«hiclly by serious minded .p ir. on, while
.
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Iiiur Iiiiir us n cure-atl for thlnues.;
" ..... . r ftti'l’pf'’
nr wjnit-havc-you. „
_
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ihiol.. hn\i riowii in
- ,ftrYmrflrnat&lt;r "*|Io?soriiiitius in'itieei-1 around the controversy
^ r X l w 4 w ’tmr o f f r ttf J o n t f * or t lie
o’r la ughter on all sides, re ta-rd
■ - I
.*eople are too serious,” one
crying mid cuughiiiR of tin- human
m IiooI of tlnniRhta a'Riics. “ If pen*
species. they point out. works the I'."* "I* the mood of the listener.
"llov. are you this nminiiiR Hill?" pie would yield to their desire lo
disiplu ,’fjjm fn the sam e m anner a ■
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"
•ha!
I IiiurIi , it would provide much
a laiiRli. Dr. Walsh maintained in
Not very Rood. My lumhuRo is needed relaxation in a world to.*
Ids book th a t such woi'kiti;' of the
1 dlieiiiiR me, and I have r . t a bad 1 busily ciirurc.I . in weiRhty probdiapliraRiii would prove cffectiv
"
’1*1. 1 hen the ehauffeu - ran j hon* connected with Rettinginun.-v
ns a health measure.
awav with my daiiRhtcr last nielit. and power.
"IniiiRiiie some hyena with a
I hat’s too had. UawJ Haw!
"T h e modem era Is‘too hiRh tenemu(dex on health laURidiiR Riving
Maw! Tee l i c e ! " - sinn. It need a let-up once in a
you llie ha-ha when you w e ’e readOppuncnls of Dr. W.d-h and hi-

E

D nERALD, TTItmSDAY. MARCH22. 1928 — "

while.''

flla I’anot," in the recent' l.ssue ;oite t o p , of ballroom eomeinn*
" f the Ita n a rd Advocate, Jtht&gt;’ lit- .tioa that is vital to a Harvard
cinr.
nii.rillily of the colleRe,• niaill'’
• itt- tin- opinion. fhrtt she fitid
"Here," i r r l t c y MIm "l.owt.lhi
-eit ial of her loiujiani'on ilrVn I'abtii.”
one
i"- the del.iitante
tame- have mum t!i subject of lieet- in a il^ice: the type thel
*- man. '
He lliirvard
nrriva
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PITTSBURGH, March 23.—
(IN S)—Thirty nine striking
miners were urreated for alleg­
ed lllignl picketing at Traveskyn today and brought by state
troopers to tho county Jail here
in default of $500 bond each.
With 27 other miners arrested
at Truveskyn yesterday, they
were placed in cells near P at­
rick T. Fagnn, president of
district No. 6, United Mine
Worker* of America, who re ­
fused ball nnd remained iO
jail all night to await a hear­
ing this afternoon pn charges
of inciting to riot nnd disorder­
ly conduct.

Charles B. Hawley, president of mu Ik- more easily and quickly!,
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the Charles n. Hawley E n g ta je r-1;M*i«*d.
Animij; tlu* suggestion*, which
ing Corporation of Wnahlngton, (
{ Mr. Hawley outlined for h o u s rj, N eighbors Of Tw o A ssailants,
----- . General W ave LctiRlh Reallo­
P. C . nnd of thn Sanford Cni '.wive**, were that stoves should ho
Who Tried To Kill D efend­
cation, P ow er Reducing And
ant In Murder Case, ToAld
Company, a suhaldiary recently , i : i • .1 away from windows as much
s Newspaperm en
Stntloh E lim ination To Ue
Them In Congesting Charge
purchnnd from the City, ha* ur-j&lt;&gt; p».«.-.i\iie brcnusc breezes deflect
As Liars And Mana-j
riv.-d in S an1" &lt;i nnd will bo here tin- llames and much of the heat is •
for. seven I
« aisistin g in the
equipment such us s to v e s ' Women Are Sent To
errAAss G erm an Spy
Spy;.
rc-irgnm: .r.lon i Inn r and also giv- »• ' • ’ nnd wutci heaters should
packs Jim C arso pjFINALLy SETTLEf)
Birmingham Prison
ivreo.rd utun'.ion to n general ;J e kept clean nnd not permitted
range in-T
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program **. r in.pu.ving th e local t - oceumulnto sooi and dirt, which .
nervier.
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A uthorities To Inaugurate
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Precautionary
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dy
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Model Broadcasting Metliodl tjJC pnil, ran, included the extension I ilnt.-d. Mr. linv.lcy said, the gal­
R oosevelt Opined W ent To
COLUMBIANA. Ala.. March tilt.
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scapes more easily
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lanager Insists His U ASHINGTON, .Mnr. 2:1. (IN S) ; —American broadcasting is due for j imd (he service and -to, replace -o i In in -ftiid more gns is re- or and aunt of Miss Louise Mont- '. I / C u a I H Jl £ i 1Aa\JLj JL a
mains with Inrger ones in or i|Utt&lt; .1 to lieut tlo‘ water.
W ASHING TO N, Mar. 2 3 .-*
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ealiaro came to their* defense to - 1
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day
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them
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k \ Good Old Mule"
ofnlte patrons.
pruju„o4j lo
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on a gonerN
ye,
youthful p ro g re a s tv o
fighting
charges
growing
out
of
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^ s a rt•‘i t is oyr plan to service every ii • a&gt;uuxii&lt;im tojtnvg excess ga*
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Wgev .1. C attH , p e r p e t u a l I thought wont t&lt;&gt; Albert li. I*nil
n| r,.allocation of wave lengths. piece of equipment th at is now In I i
i ,-t -ell matches, iiut believe lllako when he was found not
Hate f o r goVeVnol", o p ciiq d !-was explained today a t the Senate | p0W(.r reductions, station elimina- use," Mr. Hawley »nid. This, lie
Death Of T axi-D river Goes asked G o v e rn o r Al S m i t h , .o f *. 3
. r ilieniier than gas nn«l guilty yesterday morning of slayexplained, is in keeping with the
To Gallows W ith Prayer On N ew York, w h e th e r h ia l i v e
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paign ill S e m in o le Oil Inquiry by M erritt W. Baldwin, 11ions and rc-dlstributioii. nnticipnt- desire to make the Sanford Gns
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His Lips In Montreal Jail year silence o n th e n a tio n a l
A«tv last n igh t w ith a char- • "• New lla w n . Conn., fotliter
former ceon- jaj, | |:t. |ia^yago of the new radio Company the most efficient nnd
t r e ga orr the minute it is no I While the two woqien remained
5SJtic’ diatribe d elivered j « 'Unti.il
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VALLEYFIELD, Que., Mar. 23. oil Hcnndal w as due to h ia
ware ru-hed for fens of mot* viol- —(IN S )—George McDcniald paid frientLship f o r Harry F. Sth,
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Boro ah u u l 2 0 0 c itiz e n s . - l0 Sam mWri&gt;thi l i a iu ii. of Sin- tnhutton elnuse.
11, i- -uf*leaving tin* g.is to burn | ‘ nee citizens of Sclmn began tin- tho supreme penalty alone thin olair. N y e p r o je c te d t h i s Q uto?
Commissioners thought it un edy the sources of recent coni
?t of whom w ere cu rio sity clair’s ‘raving stable. Itoosuvelt hatl
iiK'i.iM’s
the toll l»y a large fund in preparation for their trial. morning for the crime which the Hon at Smith In a letter replying
Charles C. McCall, attorney Canmllati courts say he and Julia
(kers attracted by
the seen the check, said Baldwin and )iVtt-ly that it would t-e ■stildf to plaints -and reduction in gns bill &lt; an u'l’ "
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fin in'
next
A
rthur
F.llis
stamped
hi*
foot
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mes
for
the
.ij. preceded by music
it was this check that caused fore June I. Moiitn . f intensive i
, .U-dariag that with. tho na,, ,
dav to call a special session of the mi the metal spring to release the to speak out against thtfib atfaim-aid ,
Mi. Hawley saiil
tm an old-time circus callope,
tll
„ post with Siii- study and research will l"‘ required &gt; ist« m e of the citizens the problem
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giUnd nivy to prolie the attack. trap which sent tho Broadway gun- al* sooner is attribuU blo to UioAivhii
fcjntol in ra.c.v yellow nnd pro.
fact th at H arry F. Sinclair wo* * '
Mis* Cecil Tublis, aunt of the
advice of his brother, tn remodel the broad, a. ting situa■ ■—
lit,lit •: tit" . amlidney of the man l'l«u "» in
Riil, ,-t..Id.cd Chief Blake in the nu n Into eternity with the cry member of your official fam uy*.
then
assistant
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meet
conditior*
laid
down
in
Z m
‘springB, who t , a s . : Tlieodoro R o o ^ td L Uion a , .slant
have mercy" on Ids lips.
and had, a* newspaper* now tej neck, and Mr*. Mabel Monteabnro, "Jesus
At 5:3-1 McDonald was held out port, contributed In 1028 when jrou
the b»w.
l.er mother, shot at him as he arose
d hims.ll
1. Genrgc W’.n him'ArrhieV mi*
Official? pointed &gt;&gt;ut ilml tie
, to tlinnk the iuiors for uequitiing from the cell-block ill which he were i. successful candidate for
spent his last hmirs, in a solemn governor, to a Democratic ConmM S
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U take by saying "they had a ciuph new law must be consid. red as en­
.luiit ot the charges.
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Thn' a plea «f temporary iu- processional led by Father Ver- tee in New Y ork?" aaked N y c.‘
, ■ . . u wns on Feb. 21. 11*21. th at tl.at the w hile radio situatmu
-anil, niigl.t he entered for tl.e M'hcldrti. his spiritual adviser, who. “This thought is merely *uinre«e&lt;l
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next si ‘ o a of C onga « • &lt;n &gt;1 I"’ ‘
di &gt;it--mg the case, Mi.-- Tubbs de- chant.
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convicts
from
Bcrdeau
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sddv a in w law enact. .1
1* : 1 m inutes
his
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Wiotj
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case
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tile
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S e i e n t v F i ' f VeJir Old S en march of death up the nineteen said th at Smith wa* not connects
.mother Sinclair secretary,
ed F ro m P u llm a n A liv e A n d
&gt;1 against
,j,.r \ \ ho W its P r o m in e n tia ban e nt I. - and that stir liu.l sul- oaken -tops to tho gallows plat­ e,l with the oil scandal in any way.
ri.q: •!*
••■!!ed against the had allown him the check. Later who vigorously prn!&lt;
T
a
k
e
n
T
o
M
o
rg
u
e
\
»
Dead.
I
V
,
d
Minn
illtei.se
Itetul.iehes
fol
tin- i q-ml distribution clau-e as •
! • Sanford* Herald,
-.u n ite ( o n in iille e (Jrmii*-*
form. At 5:31} Hangman Ellis pluc- He likewise denied any intention
Finally D ies At H o s p ita l
Wr.iberg t-'tik the uuul «*"** deel.i;
. h&gt;i.g period
p.
•cmer owner and c t Archie wn* misTukeo. saying igii'ally di aw n. rcgaid? *ke '
cd the noose over the head of tlio of «mharrna*lng the New Yoti^
|
to
in
,,
women.
wit|,
\
H.
\ a.npcil si-clion ps unworkable *u
■11i , \ i ; i • in
Min
, , f •i
Miami M••titipnli*.
U \.-llIN t T&lt;iN. .Mar. - k (IN S )
ib
mi. It* id tile girl, aie being playboy of the roaring forties und Governor.
.
*
I &gt;n son *7f&lt; Miami. , bey had lulked "uluiqt six or eight feels that it will work a i:r. &gt;i
.....
dp.
N
1 y;,;,
Seii.it&gt;
i
M
Then tho letter continued: The
•
«
•
ra
p
ita
l's
m
ystery
woman
.1
without
I•••&gt;,&lt;I on chmges nf clumped down the black rap on bis
cows
(in
Fall's
farm.
hnrdship en ntdlo li itenii s who &lt;*
-11 &gt;&gt;. .n.i 01 jhe gubei nuUu*. In f .Mi, In, in. du .l b, r,
fuct* are, a* you must now #o«*
v
' k m the dist •&lt;t m-irguc to ­
.u'l m ill intent to murder, j head.
fp&lt;s*&gt;tv ; at avowed politii il. * "Archie visited W nlbcrg» o f ln » joy distant pr.'rtilill* «&gt; well a
*,„l , hi H ni,. ue»ortling t"
As the prison chaplain intonaq th at in the course of a nam ing,
dim't id...
wltilo
t
1
ii*&gt; wtTt' lii'iiti: tuKrn to th»*
mul
they
imd
«|uitc&gt;
it
few
high­
..
i
lung
after
a
many bioailcastei**.
v?iy of ' tt ro'.enifid gentleman
i liii j -.led dwell.:'-. , he i* really
I'if Miin^lmni iftiil. Gmvi'I i di Itil»I» ngalu his chanted litany of ilrnth, debate' in tho Senate on “ 1^* .* * L
hi ic v liu l |'iu iime II.I
balls," naid Baldwin. "I came m : Mure than m u I..... .
may
on iw.e I k .Mai.
^
i .line a t d* I •&gt; .• «Iik'L ih &gt; tjiHCi - di-pal. lied live state law "Jesus, have mercy, Jesus hnve an uttack wus launched* agalnok '
and saw Hie $C3.U00 check in w nl'
d.
ml.
l
'O
il*
silc'iued under the imw |daii. A
Thn *&lt;U!rp-'\ inw* typically CutTn!.c„ "i &gt;,. i palliiu.il *K.rtli *n^ xu.-rnii'g in the hotel win iu Ik *Jnifoi i "ini'!•t o. fil'd * to * &lt;dumhin- mercy," 1’nimdn’* official &gt;'Xocu
Mhe in
lifloo ft mu fraught with cheap berg’s. desk. 1 took It and s«td
ilon.T rtaeascd the trap. It wn*
I b i t e r ; preliminary s a m y uf the Mt.aitedi
N*. w y .• I, i rail, here Wcdncul.i „
| ,, ii .me in the t ’npUnl. uu to presorvu order.
hm -*; P.iqati-j^bu* .i-ui.iAi’k* and citief h«*h
indicated
that twidrk the ln« " n'y Him - I | in,I |,i'i.ii,,iinceil dead, . •
forty ni nute- Inter ttiut Sheriff which I have never teen f®®^**®*
j
Indicate
.j,.,,
,
|
|,i.
i.tniilv,
huinniniieil
j
The
chief
remained
m
a
preenrT ^gulrist
«»_.i.............
..
.n„„t it not
vrnmr
&gt;i.*ndo
every.-hoot
out to Hildreth.
Hill Ieul.
6b0 rta lio n * -cnti operate whrrea* ' woi.iit’ wic I'einoved to the &lt;
Crop
„
I
when (lie doctor* vit |iolls position thi« morning
Al.. in,. who had led the poker until now nnd by yotf, with Ident­
r «D'i ever thing th at oppose., his
"W nlbc/g ah«w «! .«
r Sam
J d | 080 bum,leisters arc now on the
f&lt; ,lVt ,,, b&gt;,|......f saving h r ih nu'li lie «-1iowe,l improvement. It I fBCed gun mini to stand on th r death ifying myself. I had had .no conI'.c.d
laid
out
•
. • govt'rn .r. In .. vain- , U was a o brA for $M.000 to Nan nl-\ The present view of tin- com ' j 11' ;
lit, u. i a ih, '.&gt; l-nle Th. l.o.l w.i aiinouni ed. the wound in his I tr„|l( al)|u nred mi the step* of the venation whatsoever with him In .'
•nhr t noticed a
..'end I.,- • tend in 'H ild re th hi*
&gt;“ » '*
paym nitid mission indicates no tim e division ** • ’
uil
. taken i&lt;&gt; &gt; Michigan li'i’Ue , nick cverod the neives cunt rollinit | court house and nailed the pnreh- any way related to the *uhject of &lt;
iliv
neck
inii-'
, ,
iu salary
l, * ♦
*i s*»
c iltr ,•
•* iiM't
iiiiu r t w i lg it
M $25.u«l»
'
,, an, nnd tin t licenses will he l»so d for |ti|
se m
rncuijr.
a ,, Hi- Hildreth
l i- left nr. ii. .uni hr lost a quant:
(„ (|H. ,|,ior which proi lainied his remarks. Tho Senator naked Aft
ni'ic uunniopcil.
ai Big Rapid-, f i '•&gt;" al
olgnr statem ent t'.ut in per rent of th* purses won.
year- old, ti of blood before incdioi! ai&gt;l , that ( ie r g e McDonald imd lK&gt;en I upon tho floor of theo Scnato If l
ud, unlimited eperalh a
^ ,ai ^|()
hi .quad, and *'••
Senator F ern w
Tbu next night. Baldwin
tii*J any evidence th a t H arry r»
•i doen.'t lo.c a go,al
first
u rin in could I*- summoned.
_ liatigcd.
Tlu.New
York
and
Chica*;,.
«lw-*
.
,
ftrtl|
jllK
battle
wns
f.
„r
t
and
• ora iop ' '
Sinclair wa* an officer of f » t
MrDiniald
nnd
dog and a pretty w««- W alberg rent for him because A r­ trict* will l&gt;e bindost iiit. the law ( ( n . (|
,,
i. intlv
11v announ.v.l
n**
taken t&gt;&gt; tin t eiiiit,'
On Dec. Id. Ia»l,
auiiounccd
|!u, fa int spark
1 ’&gt;• .*
administration a* a member of U&gt;‘&gt;
toy c 1 i- mid can'* chie had telephoned him
;
,
|,
.liviiiccl
Iig.
Alal.aina
Hospital
at
(
laiitoii.
The
|,i»
wife,
Doris
Palmer
McDonald
apparently limits end, of itie fin
v
[ound to exist. A&gt;‘&gt;t &gt;1
Wa-lungtmi. "He told &gt;«'* “
racing
during
_____ cotntnitilon
____ . durir
j§ &amp; - 13a-»
.
..
.
„
h
|,
not
be
a
knife
w,elded
by
Miss
Tubbs
enrormer
M.Uiiit
Vernon,
N.
Y.,
school
rones to ltd &gt;i at urns each, accord- |l .,jijr;ijl,„u |,iood tran slu -i" .
Archie
telling
that
he
had
said
Hu
11)23,
1»M
and
poulbly
1|L 2G.
...................
....
:
ii
.,(MF
j
f
-i
||,. v .,. teie.l tin neck near the. shoulder ^jr|, Weiv sentenced to hung for
Th« );• ., ,,f The Herald and
• / &lt;•
e • .e aW Jg&gt;y upt)y -.tiimilnuts ii.t
'* Jl
formal, of I all'.* ing to the commission. I here lire -e. | (
"On
th*
morning
of
tho
1
. vviin C ults mid, Inn! , heel. war. for the added. "He &gt;-»»«»: operation 225 Million* in the &lt; •»» .
u severe v-slmped
murder of A,lclnro llouchard, u
..,.,y th ln g known t •
" the first Dc'-iurim Seiml.,! from bln,........
asked
on
which
this
question
•men,*
Baldwin
minded "like n ' *
i, i,alf a e e n tu rj. wound
taxi driver.
engo dislric-t. while the num ber in
tried. Tin !•:.* &gt;’ ,
which
•I
could
hear
Teddv
lirU-niiig
me,
I
had
received
a
letter
w
. |
| ,■&gt;•&gt; defeating
Witnesses ileelnn'd today that if
The rouple held up Bouchard on
re described us "two
tlte New V o.k district is Hmullci. ^
j 41,. yesterday when 'lie ' ' '
He was i o
Townsend
‘lie chief had not fallen when Miss
,
, rinM| „uUi,h. „f Montreal. r had not given w I 4 « y - W
i uiui m oji colossal , ; (i,l I didn't knew what was up. Many of the superpower stations.
^ 11,, h. rt.I out.
Uiought because I did n&lt;|t, upon it*
•
S
‘p
‘
:
:
.
'hi
^
thP
^
m
*
;
.
hpn
; M%r..i*te,l th .lr attempt* to reading, con J d e r it rt«teriftl to tha
world. Iln f.irtlicr do- '••!!„ was very nmeh troubled h&gt; of iintional app, al. may have u
||,
toiritiea were :il" : :-V.
Xivl'ie's Statements, lie knew that
,
v I ns
. m nr of Michi- !'&gt;’ Mi*. Mmitenlmro would have takl, ,|U ,n„npy from him he wa* investigation to which I B®vo
James M. Cut son had
iiintei ini irdm tioii in l&gt;gwe£t---------— .-.,.1, j n h jj *dark today a* t • , r had
se n d as (
t ,in,| , Mru.-k him in the , best. It missed , ho, w,K.t her McDonald or hi*
A,chic wouldn't tell o
into the race by the : THTTwIie
Tiie
new
law
would
lim
it
uadi
l(|,
nitty
and
the
cuuse
of
!
um
de
dli
T.juTnT Tairfw hnt A rrhir
gjiii f"i t O t
.
,
Ihini I'V a narrow mnrgiq and bur•# f r ( t},t. h|,,n wns never def- heen devotlnif evenr ©oncft..°J
o~Track letcrcsts o'
enorgy tinea gatly &amp; Jhn. But,
„j(i i,_ bad."
- zone approxim ately 100,000 W*atts ( l lt,y Weiv wlien the ImhI.v wn*
.......... - ........... the j «.&gt;
___________
Bobo Dean, who, lie ’
knowWr* of IKU k ltc r W lf c Bftb
_______
— total power for all* station. Hu 1i; , ,|iM.(lV, red in the iiiillimin
Uftte.; d subscribed ?3.&gt;,000 te | IP
1 ,u. aMark
„ ,n . dramatic
permit
truthfully
r i l i p f s limitation, commissioners
mini.
M,.&gt; apparently had talcn Denim rats turned i &gt;b in 'and eleel
campaign fund. liefer l« a r m
yt C».
I had no auch Inform«tH)i\ M
cd him t" the : \ i ate m tlie &lt;&gt; * . su,|,|,.ll!ie9B 0 « the jury read it.
v B I C i a hl.(.nk;, d&lt;lW„ mo »rigi»“ l l,l«'»&gt;
..f the deadly poison found
.alleged incident wher
Senator w m inquirinf for. and I
P'S i ■
R ill
out by Hie late Admiral* W. TI. G. 1|r|.
A towel soaked '• &gt;t.( year elections of I '- , , ___ venlict of "not guilty," tho chief
pul)lib!ie.‘^,i’ the Mi
a, I),
answered him, saying that it wpg
ant,'i Ferris rose to thank them, und the tw .
1)111 i ' 111 B„Bard. chairm an, for aettinp up a r,
f„nn covered her f n c w ;Ml
Bj profession,
h-i M, , hs, Cntt-s said:
number of ii.uioi.nl broadcasting f&gt;|;i „„ „ found. All mark* of nltor- was an educator II. wn* born 11 women uttneked him nt almost tin,
T c.i ,dd Bobo Dean when n
stations. With eafh district oper|„n had been destroyed. Ih. ro Spencer, N. 1 . .I.n, 1},. 1853. nrnl same inetant. The pistul used by
i1
u
| contributed to your caApglgq am*
u &lt;-|l
d a gun in hi i belly .a n il,
from several Mir . M ontinliuro had been cntere&gt;l 1
it i full quota of 110 stations w ()ll|y
not., found in an &gt;&gt;&gt;'e- afte r graduating
th a t you thereafter appointed hint
iDric •
■ up bis hands and crice
i,chools went t&gt;&gt; IU"»&gt;&gt;'»- where nt in emlcttce, having Iwcn uswl by
WASHINGTON. Mar. 23 " N h ) . t ,u."V ciaxe I " '" or per station
rmitaiiiilig a w ithored
MEMPHIS. Term.. Mar. 5M.— ' , omk,.r of&gt; 'o u rro rln g co n im U « •)
kr no 1 I was rig h t lit re mm I . ('nm?n riiotiul Farm IHw leaders, l M|,ul(| ,M&gt; |,»s than I
to determine tho ralibor of tile
principal
It said "pleane Imry •»'.« w tli the ax, . f 23 he I»
wat t s.
p
(
I
NS)
-The failure of Roll C hurch,! gLpit.
. . .
.
[U'l |&gt;
1 I know* w hat I'm ta i’.||, r pur re contnil.ed -.veil of a husinea* colh i &gt;■ &gt;t I reeport. revolver which killed the girl.
an
nftern ll.orough ................ &gt;. '•■•*';
____________
negro Republican political boss a t] !! * then pointed &lt;&gt;ut “
*T*
|i?: sis
'
In 1881 hu found"! Ferris lastidolla.
*Ai■. i . me", the sped Jeer said. Sennit
tU t:ou. lie wa« o’ •• presidont of
| Memphis, to lcn*o property he
°t&gt;n pagn R&gt;
Ti.i „„ni:,n taken from n ;
.hat the McNairy-lliuigcn bill will
’Ixa:. | ,i i,t hj* paper th at th
the Big Rapid* Saving Bank. His r n
New
York
I
r
t
1
I
)
.
.
C
l
to
the
U.
S.
Government,
c
a
u
f
t
l
T
-----------■ ' i-u »
man
liorth
on
a
lilies
wu,
n
|l niii&lt;: • p m arines ought to h
pass Imth houses l&gt;y .«
«
her.. Wednesday m orninr ap p .n .n t- first venture int 1
1
0
S
p
e
n
d
V
U
C
I
l
t
l
O
n
j
j
the
removal
of
Sol
Heehen,
D
p
c
h lF O S H f l
,
.vndidule
for
" ntir.uvd on page, 3)
titan last year.
|" lifcli'.'s, and who lnl(,r nt he 1892 when he wa
i l l ,
l.,
1 postm aster at Momphi*. ■nccordingFT8 1 8 0 0 1 / t X l a A C t P AAO
defeated. A I )
Congress
and
"«Although refusing »« ad'nil 1 . 1
district morgue w a. dm oveied to
to a Statement given nut
w„ executive veo aw aits the tev'aI... alive was positively u h n tu iu l widow and three it-, survive.
v,u*
known
as
Senator Ferri.?d m easure, they Indicated that
WASH INGTCJN. Mnr. 23. (IN S) today ns Mrs. Mae Josephine I me.
r.&lt; n m
ALBANY, N. Y Mnr. 23. (IN S) U Tin. statem ent of Sceliea came on i
,mo of the quicte • me n in the Sen­
th rlr chief Imiv for results in the
daughter
»f
Francis
M
rn.l«
top
«f
charge*
mode
by
G.
Tom
;
I
O
I
I
I
A1
l y l H 7 ‘rtftM w s n fll
—On h half of the S tale of Geor­
ate. lie rnrel&gt; m e'- “ M'wch. al­ —tiovernor Al. Smith who today
impemUng farm relief f|k'h
}“
Maryland farm er.
• ,
Taylor, recently ousted a* post­
gia.
an
invitation
wn*
extended
to
though
he
was
&gt;
•&lt;
•
indefatigable
set himaelf to th&gt; task of dlsp . - ina&gt;sUTt nnrf GcorB(, H. Poole, as
win a "m oral" victory and mtcmdfy
Identification p a s made IA •'
RICHMOND, Vn.. Mar. 23.—
worker on commit:,e*. He wa* a ing of some 50U hills went (o him
the dem and for the farm relief b&gt; Preaid, nt Coolidge today Ly a dele­ ter. Mrs: Bos Frida of V 'I*""piruct
t&lt;
&gt;
the
office,
both
of
whom
(IN
S )—John Wesley Faison, od
gation »f Sdvannah editors, busi­ P. She said nn unfortunat'* l"’ • a * member of the toinmiUee* jmi edit- during the closing day* of the 1928 swore thut Church Sought to exact
winning new votes.
the
eve of his departure foe tha
cation,
foreign
rvlutior)*.
library
A» |.,,rt of tlio annual Flowe,
to
Iiep. Dickinson (ID " f »««“ *. ness men and official* to take the fuiV probably caused he.
session of the legislature, is plan­ from them promisea to pay him
Virginia
SUtft Pertltwitiary Ut
and
postofficcs.
•Eiiw i ( v.t week, ntcnibeis of th* titu la r 'le a d e r of tlu Farm Bloc, summer While House to one of th« ronimit suicide.
ning to sturt on u month’s vaca­ u part of their salaries in return
•rrro
otid
for tho fol*l ohooU
tion in « fortnight, but he ha* re­ for hi* influsneo with the adminis­
I1*!:! i I Woman'* Club wilt servo predicted th a t they will get a ma­ iulund c-tatea near th a t city. The
ing
ot
Mrs.
Els*®
Holt Snipsd.
:i
fused
to
reveal
hi*
destination.
One
tration
in
obtaining
appointment*
iwth the Kiiiunl# C'ub on Wed- jority in tho House of iO or more Georgia delegation included M. L.
report
I*
th
at
he
will
go
south,
lo
tho
Memphis
poitafflee.
compared
with
20
lust
year,
and
Inst
Nov.
in
their
"loVe
fret,1
*
Dunning, collector of
customs,
*tui»&gt; kmI-ui the ljo n a on Thuranar1 J
SechoS, frt hi* accusation ugainvt nil! tread tter "atraight and1 ware
partly for a rest und partly for
|A). on„idiog to an nnnouncenwut will pass the Senate by a 1- to u&gt; Howunl Coffin. Henry Wnithour,
Church, any* th at Church in 1928,
political reason*.
1
m
ajority
a&gt;
compared
to
last
year
»
Plea:
uni
St-vaB.
hrehcl
Jenkins.
■row path" to the end « f bl»
t,ji.*&gt;)
A* soon a i the governor hu* when Kcchea was poitm uster, tried he declared todk/. He stitt loV
Churle* Redden and Mayor 'I hoinn*
Afiaageneats are alio being scant lead of four votis23.— Maximill tun on H»- throne of her S ta re d hi* desk of all legislative to leuse to tho Government a lqt hi* loyal wild and his fl™
Sim ilar prediction was made by, H aynes.
.
P11KNIX, Arlz..
Mur.
**'!&gt;• \t a.ke earb of additional
country, she any*; and that fate of m utters, ho is expected to issue n for the erection of u service s ta ­
*
Two
large
estates
were
offered,
•♦'i»*.,*&gt;
fer lunch and for sup- Rep.Haugen (ID of loW*- ',hllir;
(ljg,S)_O ue never grows too old th a t monarch: the days.when ho forinul statem ent declaring thut lie tion for Government trucks, offer­ children, he said, and re ite ra U d h f
**r' T). -i who are rleairogH of man of the House Agricultural one on Wilmington Island, owned for love and m arriage, Svnora "gringo*" Invaded Mexico.: the is un "out In tho open" candidate ing a site for 118,000. Another lot Inhoeehce of the crime fo r erhieo
*^3 tf.ig ral.lts for either or both Committee and co-author of the by Wulthour and the other on Sap- Fruncisca Grljulvu Vaherde, who rise of Dias to ponw —but »he for thd Democratic Presidential wns finally accepted for a much lie must serve time.
"My life Is before me. bo
d o Island owned by Coffin. The
*•’*». r * r t asked to get in hill. •
'
^
ha* just become the bride of David can 't t e sure, *h&lt;&gt; admit*.
smaller sum.
nomination.
“and
I atlU have tim e to
delegation
represented
thut
the
"ill. Mis. John Mfclach Jr,
Despite the fuct thut thu Re­
Valvcrde n t'th e .a g e of I2». opined
the, unfortunate clrcumetati
"1 uni old, very old, and my
U t•*a r&gt;»&gt;m committee i* head- COURT UPSETS .CONVICTION Presidential Yacht Mayflower couM today r* 8ho ant beside her iHTO PROTECT WELLS
.know now w h a t. It. Id to l
memory i* poor. Perhaps I have publican legislature refused to en­
"drive up" to the front door of
HI&gt;y.Mr». ('. R. Myors J r., wh,i
yenr old husband tn their little forgotten, und n,y meniorie* are act a single oiw of tlio mnny muthe lore and loyalty of a nob
RICHMOND.
Va.
March
22.—
*•11 haw the assistance of a grouii
felthar *a‘«‘«&gt; hoth of whlch Brp horn* near here, purr,mmled b&gt;
*»-ghe suy*. of those jor recommendations madu by the
WASHINGTON, Mar. 23. GNB) faithful wife. My IH* before
(IN
S
)—The
Supreme
Court
of
Ap­
surrounded
by
deep
w
ater.
T w ofo ld society girl*. Teu and
Democratic •- Ismbws
j-udvrs at
iu rrtn ^ a v c n U . U it un.tlui question ^ ovrm or, Depitgrajie
a
-S tatin g thut 1hr vnjt hlk JtlU ^ unfortunate a ffair speak* u
They pointed out th u t *mc« the some of their progeny
Jf’11 nfreshm eut* will be served peal* today upset the convict!mi
A(tlu»uBh
thu.cuupta
huv*
*
.
,
h7
it
vn
y
p^ltivd:
;
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u.
ru
p
itu
l
loduy
insisted
IK .* ')' CdTifornlu m»Val oil reserves, which \**1f m\d 1 mm dct*nn\lttxl to
,.f
A.
Floyd
Mercer,
gam
e
warden
P
ro
v
id
e
n
tV
d
hU
othcr
vaft*®* •‘.ftetonon,_______— ----- -----&amp; R r r i ‘hey*
tlZ
have considered ** *
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fjolltieally. HSW te«»
r
the Govcmmuht won back from fc. again the * traig h c and %
in-the w e*t
« t nnu
have
nnd* ,n
in the ntYinrricd,
jAmnn attractive setting U being of Priuce*# Aim C uauty.'.for tho oatinn'*iin-the/'Y
P«th th at load* ahmg th e i
te
n
,,
in
Bon-1
instead
o f ha.med by the — b n . L. Dohetiy. 1*
danger
of
hotng
m
urder
of
Allan
te
e
U
ntcrficld.
,t
!„•
mlirht
b4.
' for tho rimer*.* ‘ ftr W Northvo
drained by neighboring well*. Sec­ upright living and good eiUs
“'^WrnhF'eompUmcnt trf they ramc t|l» in-m th*it
ora, Mexico, and I have lived here
PHCWPKUTH
BRIGHTER
retary of tho Navy Wilbur today &gt; 1 am not all *atiaf»ed will
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Jew
homo
30-arepru
ago.
mpnth* in
for more than 25 ycuis." »be state*
Blind, and *b ,weak 0^1} th*
appealed t9 Congres* for authority veidict ot the Jury, which ■ ‘
always kept.
.
,, ,
Autnmol&gt;(|iuv.
compivmlsc. V, V
WASHINGTON,
weight of her yepr* a* to lw • J*1*
W
A «UI*GTO N. Match
*««*. m
to protect the reserves. Ho roqmr.- waa
fishing, uiirf b.il-img, »&gt;QfH?
of tl
tl
td
nower
to
mate
tjiulf*
v.ltS
hH. . tlfrate inv Uinocenee
Innocence of
•r
do
little
more
th*n
move
roeui)
good
hunting.‘were
guatonU
cd
in
****8-Si uie.
about
tho
car
robti,
in
which
^she
vau
companies
and
a
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rsa
tta
WAtylilNGTON. ‘ Mar.
22.-- Gco‘rC'0 ki w r "
driijrhW ul til•pretactic fund" sbouhl an °« j bwn
to**
j j \ ‘j j ) _ R t,bbc:a using ucetjlcno m ate tieclore&lt;l. to. ‘ xi* on th e H* ,-pends mMt o f htr t1"Rb. *
t t l O t QUELLED
. gin w a r result from .tlu failure 10 in a tt*r months 1 wUI A
VnlverJ*. 0cv*r(Vle i. P ^ o p e *
Senate Fin* « L ^ o t . M t h private in- j
p W among my M
w r o k " : ?»•
'M # W » l *
to hive f.PC dj,tln?t ef'- !1'’r.lo:,‘
^3.— (IN S) ntoal dobirs of the va
re -.
„f the distant Pftsl.
tarest.
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I
1
1 c W r r ° riM^ nC*'
•iineloha a ti I i com i n f an
1
were used today to pie* S tate B ark liranch at ‘&gt;* " '
She recalls the poaip and cere- (
1
v?'u(»a»)pak at tho w heeling! Hh Station. Arlington &lt; 'w y D . J " ; , } iuipor&gt;i
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“:p Jh ln o m jinbrr two ‘'
3 tuiles east off h u e . ‘ |2,2W) in cash.
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North Dakota Senator
CHticizes Gov(
Of NewYorkFoi
Silence On Sinclai#

Letter Is Reply
To ATsCnarges

M CD O NALD P A Y S

Young Solon Believes
Oilman’s MoneyW* 1
SwayedAlbanyChl

FOR KILLING M AN

M YSTERY W O M A N MICHIGAN
O F W A SH IN G TO N RIFS TO D AY FROM
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P o s t m a s t e r Says
N egro Is To Blam e
For His D ism issal1

Declare Bill Will
wiu
P ass Both H ouses

. . .. ” Savannah Citizens
Invite Coolidge T o
P ay Sum m er Visit

Ira n ia n s ,L io n s T o
Be Dined O n D ays
01 Flow er Exhibit

Governor A l Smith

Probably In SOUtn

W om an W h o H as Just M arried A t A g e
O f 120 Believes Love Lasts A lw ays

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Secret Passage Is
BiscoveredLeading
I nto Westminister
LONDON.

Mar.

22. -(IN S )

i S t u d e n t s o f H r l t l s a .•itfliiu'.ty ntv
i g r e a t l y i n t e r e s t e d in t h e d i s c o v e r y j
j n f a n underground b r i c k p a s s a g e ,
c o n n e c t i n g t Ho I I ouhc%
3 o f P u r lin *
i n e n t w i t h H e n r y V H I . ’* jO h n im l m

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j-iWASUINC-TON, Mnr. 22.— (N S) ,

The basnge.way is evidently &lt;&gt;f!
riinxidetAhh*
nnti&lt;lulty, nod is ti'il;
-Jugoslavia in to pay lao United
i
mteittUned
in
n a y . ° f Mu- existing
late* $95il77.035, distributed nvoY*
LI
; records. The discovery was made
pcrkat, of-fl2 yvIH rffiFiictttpnicnt
by workmen who ore loyiltft an
I it* 102,850,000.w orld war*debt,
I electric main in Did Palace 5iiid,
ndwi-thc term s o f n bill th at has
i between St. .Stephen’* Wall ami the
usbi.ynMcd th e , Houro of nepre*
chapel. The discovery conic n* an
« n ta tiw s and is now befnn* tin*
absolute
surprise, ns its existence
tenilte 'Finance Committee.
was never sti*|H*cted.
TM» bill ratifies tbe sotUement
The round roof of the passage
ttffecmcnt entered in ti May •'!,
is more Minn four feet below the
920 with the World W art l»eb
ground level. The passage Itself
funding Commission shortly be­
w about six feet in height anil
fore it went out of cxisleiut*. It
nt*n;l.v six feet wide, allowing room I
^hssdd the HitUxc Inst year and was
for three nteu to walk nhreast. It'
a p p r o v e d b y t h e Sennit* C o m m i t t e e , !
find
been lilicd with rubble and
M t tJailed
a i l e d of Semite uetl'Jii due to
m
o
rtar
and apparently had been
filibuster In that body in tbe
blocked
flic m ire th an a Century.
|i days of.'the last Congress.
The Rev. Jocelyn Perkins, n
' I.onns and Advances
memlier ef the Abbey C hapter, and '
t o l l the $02,850,000 funded in­
one of the g re a te st au thorities on
Serve
wifh
torture
sauce.
c h -------o w d e -•
r , V”
p u ree
are (b tr r
debtedness, $61,0:17,880 represents
tT -n in c
tnilTio* ] snrninr, —
/
(.oldrn SulaJ: Mix tlir follow- the histo-y of vurinus part* of the
F tbe I...w rn—.
abundincc. And of course wiih np jngtrilimtK trigtjthi r with enough Abbey i oil being inform ed of Mu*
principal of w ar loans npd mlvunIiomr* in ibe United S uites! in
cans
oi fruit, many ol them in gold
ccs made to Serbia us an hU M
to moisten slightly: discovery, said:
not unite 50 per cent hate
pallon, and *11,812.111 uccnied In* itiy refrigeration; only about 20 per enamel lined can* which preserve mayonnaise
two cups cubed cold pork roast,
**I have never heard of any such
terest thcroon. The additional rent li&amp;vr year around refrigrra- perfectly the color and flavor, des­ onr-hali cur&gt; crusltril pineapple, one- tu n n e l, ii. -r have I eiime across any
sert it no problem. «&gt;r. ii fruit i»
*32,527,0:15 will .represent interest •imi. So s.iy* the D epartm ent. of not wanted, canned plum pndtlmg half tup white grupes. skinned and record - I one ever having existed.
see-led. one-half cup chopped ' cel­
on the fundeti debt over the period Commerce. 1 hen how i* food pre- can Ik* UieiL’
Should the n»lii|uity of the dis­
of liquidation.
, I u rvt &lt;1 in homes without refrigrraRecipe* which arr imnsnal mil ery pepper and fait. I.me a s.i-.ol covery l-e aiithyntieateil. it will be
j,,n?
Why,
by
tin
ran*.
to
lie
bowl
with
b-ttner
ami
I'll
v.
Pb
tbo
* ‘Tbo indebtwlness will bear no inPwliirb m ire (roin tlir •‘canned" re- fab-d. IfiTuratp wiib drops ot iiiaV- one of the most im portant dis'eovmre. Canned fisids provide the
i e w t fo r tlid first 12 years, but
irigrralnr are:
ounaisr spriukleil with paprika.
,-ries &lt; -i.*i*riiing the Abbey tlisit
.tin age.
'
in tere st will npply for the succeed­
Canned foods for any r&lt;*nrsr and
' inis e v e come to light,
Pep
Suptetne
ing 50 jo u rs on thy annual unpaid or any purpose *l:i)nl ri nlv oil t*rnGreen and White
i Two -nggextions of the origin of
balances. The first five years nit- •ery and cupboard On Ives in even
r e f t t Sutulirirhfs: Mfx well to
,11 anil inash the pa--ege Imve I....it put forward
Pro
Cr
ururttr.t.
I
geilicr
two
tablespoon*
l-canut
buttlun roiibl ever Ik*
■ nunl. payment* of $200,000 will be ttreater
l number
......
highly; use
One i- th at it may have been u
Blade pn tha principal and’ for the |
jn an iicr-bnx. Tlir staples arc irt, two talile*|K«*n* rhopped Jiimiin
n;a-*biiig
-Itiiii,-I I'l-mi the faults* of •111**
the
slirlf:
rorn.
peas,
ent'o.
two
tablespoon*
chopped
sweet
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m
ift
f*r
rrpam
..
.
- next sew n .years these principal ilways &lt;*n
lleiiiv Nil Ulmpel. underneath the
'poyipcnlB will increase $25,000 a Ipitiaeh. tomatoes, pearhes. prar«, pickle, few grain* --a't. two table \S Ink* *liI1 warm, fli«i&gt;c » tal»lrspoon* mayonnaise.
Ppri.nl be­ .*!. ..a of Oir potalor*- fiat •' Hie wnii-i tiuit i-iiiinuiidi-d the original
aim
apples.
s
a
l
m
o
n
.
sardines,
y ear, reaching $:!75.ooo /o r the .hrimps, evaporated m itt, piekles, tween thinly slirrd and buttered hand- I'larr or. the i&gt;riu'.' » l.jhlr
, ten of the Aliln-y betorc the
tw e lfth yenrv
. ( » v m of p r » ‘ v In, b ha*' brer.
illies. soups, lids lot is invariably bread| il eal I 'm* of London, coining out
..
Commencing with the thirteenth ill-sent.
I rr.im n/ (5*ri» V«prr m f Simmrr .trained xml bra'rd w.tb bnttrr .ml on III, banks of the Tham es, which
y e a r in te ro p is fixed at &lt;meone can rorn, ..tir-balf cup ci lery, truMining. Fold ibr edge* m U»r
Tlie Emergency Corner
|| eight o f otic per te n t for three
our slirr onion, anil two cup* water potato rirrle in. ro v rrn c Hu P*3" were then wooded.
Tie other is th at it may have
* cu*~
together for twetilv miniitr*. Rub Uf.fl tfrr.lW into ibr vh .p*
T ears, one-half of one per cent fo r
luead
|„.a,, n,,m the Abbey and have cm
T
b
e
wise
h
o
u
*
e
«
i
&gt;
.
however,
m-dftc.
•'Yiyrr
w
i
t
h
/
h
r
hi
rad
tbrougli
a
sirvr.
\,bl
to
two
cup*
tl.'e next 1 4 -jfcacp. one per cent for.
ttdn white «.ni&gt;w and s n .'-n b-i-.blv. ri umh*. iir.d aflro. lo ro * 1*'P lh« i crg. il ii or near St. Slyphen s lia.l
lho-next three years, two per ocnl 0 i*tis I.nr pxrt ‘--f b- r ciipli.-ar.| for
iissiou'ug that it vvus c ii- ttii, ■* i
|, . l^- u&lt;e*l ni *'li' ’ c n&lt; '• • .trb I, ,.t b r f o - r s r r v " : i l-l s l i g li l ly r t 'Oiirllr in an I'CT
‘ rn '* ""
*fpr*tbc* n e x t three years and :i.5
| M
*f | | ,
., w h e n line's h it-b .m d c .u oc* h me !.. .itrn c e p m : -r d svi'b 'b e c r e a m . | tr .n U'dr*;. -*n* yvilrr &gt;n ! ................
pcciccnt fo r the Inst 27 years.
____
beat in d- .1-' •
d W . *4erve thru roll 'h r rriwjurttr m rrorntif.
i &gt;ix «iYlock a m i aot* -I - v ilb
Annual Increase ,
\lb-w to -lrr for half aa hr«r and
(()OMS (ilvT L IFT S
drl-glttliil ' m i l e tli.it t w o **f bis in a b ou illo n cu p w ith i ‘ p u o n i u l
v F rincipal'am l Interest paoiuenl's
fiit-itd*. are c«-fling
dinner
tbi n frv in »1rr*i Ui.
_
w b ip p e I i ' i a*'. • n t- P
*fltd thirteenth year will am ount In T h e n v* Pat .i rrliet it i- '•* '
■if./!,
U«fl
rp"
.
*|„|.*s until si,IT and f. hi m tvr--*j D ill- f»r hiidcgroonis Is -I new
C a n n e d Cu tlet*
$4T4,C88 anti will increase from tli.it . „ tlir sb. lf .ii, rr.nl* mad,
in K m o p e . M o st ot I In-lit
year to y eah reaching $1,811,040 , h u c i . whi.h n r • tem pt mg a*
*! :tkr a thick lie*-,|*t dip of t.t-.ncd anple *••* 'Sr- vogn
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(ill
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in,
r
a
t
e
ltv
o i i d t h e v a l u e o f • lit t link l
v,!,! * " "
-tbe th irty -fifth yeur. Front Mr* I a n prepared at l o r
i • - I.|,'*|H■ill* bill I M d * m n r M '•'-•••
. . . . .
It t h e *- illtll, vllil, ............f
,te&gt;l
!|
it
k p u it-. t m e *vat In . p la t, 1 nnllli. t? all. I '* • *-t— *»•
•thirty-sixth to the Ihirly-sevenlh o tb* »
(• .C U T ,| ' " i, &lt; i-iiir .1 ..til* *; -pi ill .III . • •.,.* c u p I
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it *.,lt. --lie- ! 1- nt"H
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.yogrs inclusive, the nnmml payt
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w,'b
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r i n!.i b I I nn- , i , l , i, , . | . ---I p- ; ......
i&lt;
p
t-u
te
s ini* l i s t e d . " m- L'-ii'loii
\ , |. | o-ir j -'-*1
niVhts will alipixiximute $2,I00,000.'
;bt! 1, *.tt tbrrr r g g '
up- w-iiiM &gt;1 , ,| | . lb. 111 , ,.,* \ ,,ii. .iM-i
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iiiilll
r
e
i
v
i n g :8&gt; p i e c e s ol - w ell.v
.
.........tut
Iriio-n
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)Vith this settlem ent ratified. 1 )r , '•&gt; |d do h’i” ' '• , (,»„(« n e b
It'd,
uv-t - up* m-'k
I
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ill'­ i i tt ml*.
and there is every reason to expect as l.c- f a I:, mod-- ■b ,,, .i 11 line. pc* .,11-1 t W • ■ I'I till! 1 lilt Ii* i ■•••' A-Id
I-r f--l|-!ti enp •Ug ir.
,-r i i ;bl •
ll. D
very curly action by tbe Senate, os ,,r b l - l r r S’eivbiir * *i Pi -ttii ili'in .• It,- I ., in*.i
i
n
poor,
*alt
an-l
dip in , ;■ i *I|
cull- t • P.it.f
VV.i - ts o f coal mine
‘ ' :i|-r
no’ opposition to it** approval bn- t,ril&gt; r
i l l ' l l l l ’11 • ' ,*.-- stirring roll* intt* no­ i l l - 11.. *,s , .f l - j i g l a m l nt**-.i-M c
,
*
ioii' i
llel-.ii
k
i
-: • tt ' ■it•It, ,| w,ll «b •' ■r
* 'b e meat fT»p»*|»v ;u m i !’ ,tn.l ‘T in **• i’i I It f t
been voiced, there still remains the
«Ills • -I
h-'t amt add
'!•
F--r v i e - ' '-I** »be lo t
'-I
•In*
'd ebts of France, lirccc*-, Armenia. to ebb in
"&gt; if «*•%«»!
I •! *• rt ri i»«‘ • 1
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A ustria and Mussiii to lie di&lt;p&lt;i»vd I* ,.,*•» b.nt*til-''
t j i&lt;.V»JC:Clll bcinc* 1 lull tc4&gt;i&gt;o0ll vauilu.
pointed
cmi»
do-kc h e a rts to tuunti- Soup*, cunfa .
..T hose odds ami end- left *&gt;vei
f'la* I'uim-s t m n i t i n ' I v a p o r a "when the Debt Funding t nmmissioii
went out of existence, e\elu*&lt;ive oi
I I•• ,ic,- p u m p , . i o f f a m i *iialy/o*l
Ki,| v\ tail t m p i i i i i i c s
ar,- c o u ­
the $4,000,000,000 F iem it account
th. nu-’ al. I lii" 's tie*
fig u re up aivuml a&gt;4o(i,000.001
lain* ‘I
,d |&gt;n, p,,..i- oi in*- niv**iiti&lt;Funding agreem ents entered ini*
j
T'lir pi in, - pi,• u p o n
" I n c h it'"
‘JWith other ualioti, that are now
I i n v e n t o*ii is loi soil is l i o t a i l I hat |
being cniTicd out total appioxid u * i . i ,-o i l ...........i l l a t l i - g * , 111011' i " 1
'lfiMely $7,500,000,000. bringing the i i iN \IH l h 1 I
"iloni.i, Inin* n a l i ic c *
an c p ia l.v |
■total w ar debt account up t ..
\ KW Mil I «»|:|.
New Itiv i.M in n " i l l ( h n n r e T " I ,
,,.,., nail i .i p i .l s y nip Itla-Hc »'•»•
/around *1 l.ooo.ooo.istO.
| | \ S I I ntillfl t H
\ a p n r S olid S te e l T hai 11 i .
o.l
n, l l„ no-Ini. ’I I" h a h " * *• • ni
. I'ayiuents r.in'ie by vaii-ms na t li&gt; 11•«Ii;ift , | •;*t 1• » ( 44 1(1. t t;
H a s M ille d : D ev ice O p e ra . i, pi &gt; in ■ l la- nude* tilt ■ "I ' !'•
Mitm-* in tin- five veins -iiici tin
l.tl * . 111•I i l l
•! |l»«|l.4|| ll
led
l.v e le c tric t i lt r e n ts ' | . . |
, i p | . | oil-lOlthol W i l l 1
fir-t settteilielll was o&lt; gotl.lteil
1. 1111 fit
IM«I
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i t o l l . l i p , at l " Ll I .......
" ow l.
with l i real Itriliiui in 1*.•_':, will ap III* Mini I*•|* I .‘li.if
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JJ
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HI A 4
w e i g h t , t w o p ic e .
It'...........I-*1
proxim ate $*.ion.noo,lMM». leaving
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t l . l t . hint •
f*»l l ! ‘
i • it,, il i a , ,
■ b a i r n - I it t h i s n ,a i m e r h a v e i&lt;
around $ 11,000,000,000 \ , i to I.i
t«• • \ ill t.*n I«•«I;i \ 11 Mi - lllfllkl “I 41.ii ii.il 11 -o -■ 11ig Ii S- 11*-ol h, i c. ' | n l s i o i i ......l o t s o f g r e a t iiia g 'ilt ia l.'
collected.
n v --I i
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t h i s t *-vv It ainoli:* I h- !'-•»■'**
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C ans Can B e T he

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Connecticut Keeps D ENVER STUD EN T
.O n ly Three Indians ()| ,' |;||J|| SCHOOL
On 1 R e s e rv a tio n |N vi5N T SF U R N A C E
\|

England Will Send
Girl Hockey Team
To U.S. During Fall

F o w le r

(D o r s e t I,

(H a ils).

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till of lh e t o u ti n g te a m m Sm ith a l a i c p ar k wi l l In- I", at n i " o n .
frit a last veal , an d i ' lh*’ p rese n t ■••iliiiig Ilo r c s c i v a t l o i i lln iu e. a- a
ipluiti of Kngluod. i- likely t&lt;* 1" iiiii I i im -in oi m l t-- t h e " l i i ' l * ** •
ic c a pta in.
/ i i i . * ol t l o l e g i o n .
T h e te a m " i l l leave Kiiglaml
illy in O ctober an d r e t u r n l h 1' • In* a g o . I’lidud* Ipbi.i. Host- ll anil
iddle of Novcintier. T hey will S l l.l-IIM.
ay a p p r o x im a te ly tw o iiuitrhcx a
A m a il'll b e t w e e n tile t e a m . 10*1
•61.. t uke p a n in a toiirnai|)eiit lla - " R e s t o f K n g l a u d " wi l l lot h e etui **f th e to u r , a n d visit, p l a y c il b e f o c t h e d e p a r t u r e , on
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Evansdaie Park — Lake

FRIDAY, M A R C H
Afternoon — and — Evening

Orchestra •

lo r a d e m o n stra tio n .

r o lf e r tin n oT s a m e .

i

! - tull-ru l a th le tic union -ui! * p r i n J
85c i-i Si.c'l dig garment.

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F ri^ icla ire

w i l l pu l a n y F r ig id a ir c m o d e l in y o u r h o m e .

li. , / u. ,

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h e p l a c e d in it a t l o w c o s t .

F R I G I D A I R E

l* erso n a l l u x e s r e n ta ia in g '

ri light hhi,' in help iileuilfu ’
■I Inisii'l it. U l i l e III i lh c r l . I tiller * !

Land and water Sports

C ity T a x i H ooks will* d o s e A ftrii I s l., a f t e r w h ic h sill
la n d s (iponiA xhich ( a x e s r e m a in im p a iil w ill Ik * so ld Tor

/„•//

is invited

If y o u

'.f-l-nr

1,1

modern
ice-man
calls once
a n d the ice sta ys a l w a y s
I

f ont- /nr l/ir 11 vSsi - S*M a i s n v k

l„n f-r-v. T it' i r i it ’ i' u ;tio ii » t i l l **y

Everybody in Seminole County

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S e e th a t S w . -m " '* h i l t !
' h a t ’s
e s p e c ia lly i v in f - r o c d at tl«c Iw c h
tt k n itte d w o ld .in*, p a n e l as tiunlli its a
i.title . S lritu d . s p rin g y ! \'» d it s ta y s
th at w a y ! N " t ' &gt;’»' ,,f J’u h h o r n n .
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V.tf,
L’liin fiirt. I 'm 'i i i rin m e. th e lle x in le
lic it tines llir c v -i|iia rlo is n ( lltc w a y
iin iu tu l y o n e v e r y w h e r e t h e r e ’s a n y
lic m lin g &lt;&gt;r tw is tin g . I w n f e a lu te s
I n Innk fo r a n d i n s i s t n a .
S o d e m a n d “ M i n i s S w tsn N ltU s
Ih iin n S u it" —y o n e a n ’l ti*‘t •'"*■ p a t­
e n te d h e ll in a n y n lh e r. \ s k th e
d e a l e r In give y o u tl»e im t-n f-w itr
d c n n - n s ti itin ii. It s a wow \ itcl d ie
p r ic e is n o n ' h e r. SI*
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.C IT Y TAX BOOKS OLOSK ABRIL 1st.

’ IrR F .’S i!i0 ttitr ilic s t, tn o ^l co m f„ri.ii»U*. I n i t ^ t l tvctirii»'4
s u it u m a n m c r v itsed in to . I t’s th e
new I I a s i s .*»im m im iv k lo r •.tim m c i-r i p - p r o ii f l NW.ni te a r &lt;u s-m .

Chicken Dinner ^0

i lio- p o • l y i n g o n ilo- t a l d o vv, I
t . p , I , - , Mil p i l l Illlll.lt
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s t , , . | t l i p . lu n g 11*■1 1sod by I- *« u
m
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• loo o u i i m a n d 'I Uligc.-lcii. h.o. io-i'iT ig I - m a n y p r a c l i u i l u s e s , n in o iig
tlo ni ilo - a u t o m a t i c
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N-v- I .III U . \\ ll« I. II | •14*4 4- 44* lb.- in l.n e ol t h e sg r o u i n l .
l a . i&gt;. l u i ' b e e n a s i - c i a l c d w i t h
• I* nn»i ll»* i ii*
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then
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.Which I- -1 l u l l * I am t •••it .m till
L o n d o n . M m . 22. « i n s i
’A v e ry s t ’o uu te a m o* r.i-gli I- ■ „ 1. t h a t p ile It,t-- tin y o u n g
w om en hoekey p la y e r s Inis lu c o m o u n t a i n s ah-tir ilo* New 4 o f f
tali Im iilii
\ , , 1(11111! i n o i , • », 11
chosen by th e All-K nglisli .........an '
H ockey A ssiicialion it- t--u, ll - III! III.Ill a poplll.l •*• •"*' , -- -I.
it, t , , l » l o i s c i a ln i - a t i ,b •&lt; • t •* L o g
U nited S t a t e s next fall
1....... .,11,1 I.II, I I-. \ .1 . II.II V.*ni. oi
’ T h e te a m will consist --f MiA rnold ( Lam a.-b iicl. Mis- Knoll I'i in, i t o p . i&gt; ii t *i- t ,c ig e ," - i lio.-it
1, o V
mid M i's D onum ( K- i i l t . M-

•S^M SD N BA K

�It Will*

117 M agnolia A vem itf l

,'fii '.* *■’/*tl
i M W pl&lt;
W *' D e l t f c f '^

i M R n f e J tD

Armours Cream Tall

117 M agnolia A ve. Q u ality m ea ts a t low est prices

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J-

Sliced

’*

( l *VI.

W indow glass carton, Halves
or Pounds

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3 Cans Baked Beans
I I lb.;;Maxwell House C offee.

Aritipur Star Smoked
I ’
Hams.
r*

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Armours Creanv-vSmall

subject to further decline without notice

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'Large or small. Half or whole

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15 o z . Seeded or Seedless Raisihi

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No. 1 Cans Burt Olriey Peas

Choice Western POT
'ROAST of BEEF

Qt- Jars Sweet Pickles
i

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2 Vz Cans Pratlow Pickled Peaches

(Put from Kansas City steers

10 lb. Maine Irish Potatoes
WESTERN

PORK

PORK
Shoulder

2 lbs.

7 Pkgi.;. Washing Powder
No. 2 Cans Peas 2 for

B risket

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Ins ('yosigiU to r^its li an

X )N O ?!^ Jlur- B.—(IN S )—Exinvent*'have shown th at a new
n r 't f f ltW W T n e l • may be proed Jro m goal ut u com parativelow’^A af i f if' revealed In the
u a lA t/ro rt of the Committee
the Privy Council for Sclentif«wd»4wdaa»a*al- lU acarch. which
Just been issued,
' auch o^orpoess ever became
tld lb lc^ Iq t h t opinion of exa, ia e a p a e lu o n
of the coal
u try •ami the world's estim ate
tw , valim nf nrtrolcum Would
•ntlrcly revolutionired.
.F o r Motor T ransport
tim e," the reatALra, "we can envisage on
■urr^W lfia*i r of rxpcrlnienlnl
ts the production from coal
iu7&lt;fTueT In aufflclent quantity
nply all the requirem ents of
V trad aao i-ti should natural
ifl^if^efro leu m fail.
v&gt;to be seen, hpwrver,
er this new Industry con be
M ied'tm a large commercial
before the n atu ral resources
sufficient to supply the lnig demand for liquid fuels."
conversion of coal into
elroleum products by a new
4- is- Vnow being developed
nuny ogpWieommercial scale,
&gt;ort^r^ntjnues, and as n reV U ^ b m in g e n ie n t entered
Months ago by the Den \ o? Scientific and Indus*
eeeasebi -m- num ber of ex­
its have hern cuiTicd out
inatb-ox the treatm ent of
, Itritifh .coals with hydro&lt; i*hffch T&gt;resaure at mod‘high tqmperirtvires.
•cdmWtti.. Satisfactory
jupgl^nientH, which have
gBrioad by other investiaf tbr Fuel Research Sta-'
e report continues, "have
■ynnd doubt th u t by auch
U large jw iporllpn of the
stance can F»e converted

______
! away the -pcctiu'lcs he wore n»r 1 I
That n Miss Riddell, of Knglulul, years ami lias never resumed I hei r
IiiiiI lived .’id years in a li'|a*i eulmiy line, U the .bum of TreUiwm.'y It
which she fuiitided in Japuti w ith- ving. a well know n l.uudua aian.
out -die nr any uf her doctor!*, 11&gt;:tier prominent pi-opli" uf r’nvnurncn or attendant!* eo n tia e iin f • l‘*"d have taken m&gt; the aim with
, ,,
.
. . ,
, i reimi led miicc.v. In his treatm ent
the disease, has just been re|inrletl • ,
, r,
,
, ,
11vim; ill first iihsitiiiiieil entirely
The report, made by Edith G ating f,,,,,, f.... |, ,(,**,« ti.uk m ange juiee
Iteid, an English writer, says that in water, ami lemon juice. Then,
Mis* Itiddell conducts the iiistiluIm was given "nn infusion
thin, the H ospital fur the I te s ,,,.!1*1' * 1 '" * * ' ■"id leUuee,” and late,
'
1
,
\iipplo-wjiIit .Vl’ogYthor Ins fust
reel ion nf Hope, ut Kiimonmto, »n
5,, (1|IV&gt; living, wus aide an
self-governing C hristiun lines She . the forty-seventh day tu go m
plan'ed many of the lui ren a c r e s 1Unidon from the country aanatorwith tre e , and flowers, and en- iu,« iwh, r‘'
' vu*
,,
,
. 1and transact a grout amount n[
courages all able lepers to
|!UIlllliail
rnM,
New /.cullin') expects to set
old III new buildings I Ills yea

Keep your household

O l?
o i l

in step

l i a k t 'd

b r a i i N

Every S aturday you buy your groceries and meat
days. Up-tu-the- minute grovem and butchers advise,
the grocery pages of the,H erald where you cap make
b u s buy the most. Today you will find ninny uf then
bargains and advertising fine foods;

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Red S ta r Grocery anil Feed Co
,M. D. Gutchcl
Long’s Meat Market
R and S Grocery
■

SAN HE REINSTATED
IIAIiTI.MORE, Md„ Mar,. 22.— (
(IN S) Tile Maryland S tate R u e-j
mg Ciinimission, at a special meet- j
Inf? tin's afternoon, adopted n rn u &gt;-1
lotion isdnstnllng Earle Snndi*.1
1 premier jockey o f the rt tiler icon
, turf, effective ut otice^I
Zealand expects to set
d m new buildings this ycai

per

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S A I A P D IlKSNINii
peifetl mayonnaiic

—

- A r - I b - f t- BnftlHFs

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Stenstrom Grocery
McCuljcr’s Cpsb G iim ii
A. &amp; P T ea Co.
.Promior* finlatl Ttr*-- tfif
Calumet Raking Powdn

B

AKED BIvANS-awvjust baked Leans until you give
them the tungy llaVor o f Prem ier Salail Drrssing.
J lir n (hey arc deliriously different! M'rito ua for our
lyeo recipe book of 98 ijew wavs to enjoy Prem ier.
F eascis 11. Lecoett &amp; Con E7Ui St. A Hudson River, New York

GRO CERY
A tlantic City D ancer
W ins H er ‘H eart Suit

Corner French Ave. and Hughey St,
Two blocks from New High School

SATURDAY SPECIALS
,j , , M o r e

Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
S iring beans, Tomatoes, Beets, C arrots,
Spring Onions, Turnips, M ustard Greens,
( 'elery, Lettuce.

Specials for Saturday
I, illsbuj*y p e st Floprj -jHb. sa^k $1.29

n o u ris h in g .

d ig e s t,

ly to re

cr, qn the Rhine near Ehrcnbreltrtcin, and a th in l favored Berlin.
The Reichx Cabinet was unabtu to
decide, and while postponing the
Rhine project until there ahull he
no troops of occupation their* d*-*
ridi'd to build the Ehreuma! nt R u ­
in and to convert Sehinkel W atch
j cham ber into a ITnll of Honor.
Leaderx of tlif various political
parties are fu 'be'consulted befiue
the final decision.

VACubu in to have a cl

- iW rfe, No. 2 can

Tomatoes, 4 cans
Chipso, pkgr....

.

to

10 lbs. S ugar

and

'* n r,'w n o l e s o m &amp; ^ t o o , b e c a u s e t h e y
a (llh a v e a

fin e r,

fu lle r

10 lbs. Potatoes

fla v o r.

' S e rv e m o r e o f th e m . A n d re m em b er* C a lu m e t

not

1Llig y a r a n g a j s u c c e s s

o n ly

Compound Lard,* 2lbsi

b u t a ls o

^JMAK^S baking EASIERi;

24• lbs. PillsburyA il'.t
Best
F lour
l
Roadway Coffee,

LK 9STH A M

.25
.09

. W*. Peljver

Phone 747-W i-

f So^nc

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Black Eye Peas, lb.

Baby Lima Beans, lb;

T i'e a tn e r y B atter, lb.

Fresh Meats

n

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DOUBLE
ACTING

’ ................. .

..

E a s ie r

d e lic io u s

jM uxw ell.H ouse.G oi’fe ^ lb* f ..... w:f4* 4 S
Sugar, G ranulated j(jane, 10 lb s ........
an u ld g iv ij In tJO ie *iu * l&lt;»* baild

to
&gt;IonuG e,W ar,

\ dines made prominent by Churh • Dickens are being given to new
1 Idi.cl.s u| flats being cniistl Ul’tl'd
in clearing and rebuilding the slum
.d istric ts uf Kensington, London
Many ■ the scenes of “ OIiv .t
Twist" are si'id (to ha' o been (1. 1(1
111 1lie district. The blocks known
j as "Pickwick" and “ Oliver" Houses
have been completed.

New

the monuilft(!r5i'riii*“™rVTi, otrrith;

Dead lark Lifted

** *

2 1: Cans Sour Kraut 2 for

I'la ls llax e Dickens N am es

i*iii

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10 lb. Granulated Sugar

Modern ra d s Cause
I. Cla frd y ’ mfrict'd'ties

By Leading Smiths(‘•xtf.u thmt« .. &gt;■«•«!&gt;ago in- Mum

*,.

Sugar Cured Hams
Hams

Sihow .0 1d Style J e w; e (

.

Sliced Breakfast Bacon

BEEF

R oast

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W O R L D 'S

G R E A T E S T

1

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2 T IM E S

r ii ttL u l

Y O l JII.E Ih tA N li

We carry a full line of fruity and
Vegetables
;
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,&lt; ■,i 1 . -

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jlnow tiL*.F od A-iUJt

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w which
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ome rule,
plsim oaunui

im ffiM iEUM nnm Bi

ThomRsam whose ibi
ceW to operate
r’j; was hostess I irnuj'Jrtlff*- iirfg la
bo Sundgy. AC th e ipn
MEXICO (IT T . N t r . 'a m N ! U
»n
f n t W ^ a W , To. the ) f t M
l sri'iety at herjj&lt;f«Out ugnin After un attack of Ivy lunch she m f f ¥ t
—Report*
rcctiv^l tn w U jo w thi t
;h jv the1can&lt;li- |p«Af Jl&lt;qggV)tfQp«r liake-^Tuesday'?poison in Her facer
MADlSD,' Mar. 22.—( 1 ^ )
* ■
the sharp oarthquljMl njick fe t
MEW TOR*, H y - 22.— ll^
i m ust have its afternoon, from twesthirtv tlllj Mr. nnd 'fMrs. ,B.‘ F.' Zimpnenimn gift*of kllklfase as
nte will be sent to the League
P*g« 1)
here Inst night nt IptinUjrlock e: • John Cool Wire, W .
this
oci-asiott.
A
’
hkaut
ibomr* AW i u v
five. The living
ring mid dining n)ems,;|° f Harmans, Mnryland have In-fen i made birthday cake was resente l Nntlons hi Sept., Premier Pri,
JL.^cloc
tended all the way to the southern from Amherst for th* col
were beautifully decorated in Roy- visiting their
son, E.
o f ’em v
,,
, li. Zimmer,
,tu her by Mrs. Rdwqrd lourman. Dc Rivera teld International News part of the state of Vera C rutrA Iclub concert, today ekXibl
r.l-purplc and white, the colors man, a t his home here, and «n&gt;^txvimmliTjr and-sporhr-wwe— ■
tn*l
hr Scrvhv-tndny.-^AItliough-I cannut thongh the-tremonr,"vrirlch lasted
I offic*I'knd'H m»h ta n a b ttd
■saking-w—
s
h
o
rt-to
u
r
o
F
-F
foridj-1
adopted
b
y
-th
trr.
RoyaP
White,
■ ^hlm
I to W»t
ilulged in Md the ladles deported • nnnounce the tenjis of the Snanish j neariy three minutes, caused much family characteristfciTB#
beforo
returning
home.
group,-inthe
contest,
of
which
fexripetirent here the police ijeclar: the approietofaiR fear °f interference from the Uw nr. Ul„e nf,crl,00n
"ti,hlnkhappy1
Mr * ; reply 1 mny lay. Ir is rm.ched hi eti there had been no casualitles Ing’ for Washlngton^he
group Mrs. M athers is group lead­ rfijra. William Muagrave* enter- Th‘h
Thompson
many,
more
viewe«| by reportew#'**’
V a n * *sld Du b asfcod W *J»;
The speaker said county rule er. A fter the business amt devot­ taln crt.a numlter of frictids last
birthday* to come. * There wero , lt’rn,!' 38 c0™»*1 « *h,&gt; r«fcn» in‘ nnd that the property damage was
*V"whk;li way must I ruirt
"Was Florence Trutpb
Friday afternoon, th honor of her
o t i t t S tr i e h T r^ V
tri"&gt;' ional service lt&gt;d by the Tres. had cousin Mrs. R. W. Rutledge who nl*mir thirty ladles present and . vltatlorr from the council to rv- slight,
lh»tlhcthe(l°c
people
cSHcert?”
he was naked,
been given, the lesson, for Mnroh
those tnklqg vara were: Mrs. \V. «nter the League," said the Premrientn. *tv
to have what they " F a r Above Rubies" was made has been her house guest fo r the (i. Ferguson, Mrs. Guy Wymu-.i, ! irrthe
best
»
foncert
we’ve
AGREE. ON BILL
J,f carted, ho promised the very* interesting by Mw. H. C. past week. The afternoon- passed Mrs. Clarence Isbell, Mrs. Roy
The Cabinet approved Spain’s
years,"
John
replied,
and
racing eleme"1 anything it wanted. Parisen, as program louder for quickly with games and contests, liowwcll, Mrs. Jam es Thompson, :«-entry on Tuesday night, b u t an
W
A
S
H
lio
T
O
fl,
March
21.—
to
bo
drawn-ii
» V - t e d a thrust at Dr. Fons the month. The Contest em'z was and delicious rofreshm ente' were Mrs. Frank Evans, and Mrs. Wil­ official statem ent was delayed until (IN S)—A' modified tornV bt • Hi*4
Hathaway and his highway build. the next feature of the service, served by the hostess. Thoeo pres- liam True.
King Alphonsn roultl be informed. Jones Flood Control Bill with the the recurrent ©ports of
ent
were:
Mcsdames
A.
C.
T
tefry,
The Lnko Mary Improvement Jt is expected th at the Hpnnisq states relievedd uf
of ^ha
)ho butrtpn, of gagement to the dart:
b«t
dcc,BTln" ^ a t the nnd was entered into with much Raymond Ball, G torgr Woodman,
society held its reg u lar monthly cqmmunication w ill'he sent to the local contribi: Hon^
enthusiasm , by
the contesting
was tmnalmmisv
’
groups, each side showing such Robert TYue, F. S. Vehney, R. W. bosiness meeting at tho Chamber leag u e Secretary nt Geneva thl*
ti'atny by tho SeMnte
Rutledge
nnd
William
Musgrave.
of Commerce building on Friday evening.
ii.
. -«
»t hi*^
oil ove- the regime 0f Dr. W \V Phlllim careful preparation of the lesson
Mr. and Mrs. WllUarif T rue, nnd evening, with tho Presldent,.W . J.
as to moke it quite difficult for
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T rue and
Jhat no group of
the referee, f a r t h e r a decision. children returned F riday from u Hopkins, presiding. A box social
thfe pablUhtT*aifm|
•*w
wan suggested for the social meet­
ayt a w V " " ' e « t Ky Delicious refreshm ents of small trip to Miami and points on the ing on April G; with Mr. Elmer
htory a&gt; • fabric*cakes and punCh were served by E ast Coast.
Bharat© fslsrhood.
Ilyotlninc in charge. Wfiys and
tho hostess. The m eet'ng for April
Mr. and Mrs. Willlpm Musgrnve means for starting n free public
Imade no reply.
io - T f e u j * ° rMd
Pensacola vrlll be held at*the home of Mrs,
to TAJahAssee built, by Hath
and hfiuso guests, Mrs. R. W. Rut­ libiary was suggested- and Mrs.
‘
rffe m M l □»..y lwo ^ nn,
F. S. McKee.
ledge find Mr. A. IE f r e o t f spent Walter Flanders, proprietor of the
21.T Sanford Avc.
im«B by another
Mrs. Wade *cf Terre Hante In­ Sunday nt Daytona Beach. These Treasure Shop will be in charge
4 W,‘
unUI
Jan­
i audience, which took
lYromjjb^el
uary ao I can travel over It from diana, the house quest of Mr. nnd visitors left for Miami recently. of this work. Anyone having books
with Jilin oh Bom* of hjs
Mrs. W alter Flanders . spent to cohtribute or suggestions to
be in­ Mrs. Gifford,' returned Sunday
Bent0 and hhinded »ort*rfit J u &amp; M H t0 TfllIthaj,,fe
afternoon fresh n trn days visit to Thursday in Orlando shopping for make kindly call to see Mrs. Finnaugurated on your governor.**
.Maker’s remark# a#, false
the Treasure Shop, a t the whole tiers. The bell committee reported
Although h- apparently forgot W inter Haven.
to open the meeting wltfi prayer
Dr. and Mrs. McKcy, Mr. and Bale houses.
that no foundry’ was available ex­
II. E. Opro of Tampa, was n vm- cept ut Jacksonville nnd Tampa,
C iJ tU U i
Mr*. A. R. Colliculi and Mr.
S t r iT J lT y i°™ ' the en,twhile
11. A. W ard of W inter Park spent ito r Friday in Iaike MaFj’.
and the possibilities of the work
minister
brought
the
session
to
a
s
,
s
«
The young peoplo of the com­ being done here was suggested.
fishing in
close with n benediction, which he Tuesday after-noon
pronounced with characteristic hy- Taylor Creek. They returned by m unity church held th eir second
Indian Ilivec and enjoyed a wierter Christian Endeavor m eeting Inst
pocr.tical magnanimity.BODY GUARD SHOT
Sunday evening with Gordon Cole
^ ^ . ^ n d e d o , „ Cfltta waa introduced by John G roast and picnic supper on the os leader. Those present organized
24 IIkh. Golden Dnvs S. R. Flour $1.15
Choice W hile Hncon
. waving his arm*
*hnk‘ Haydock^f JacksonviUe/w t salj river bank.
at the close of the service and the
CHIC AGO, Mar. 2.1. (IN S) —
Pure V egetable l
l
a
r
d
y
12
lbs.
Golden
Davu
S.
R.
Flour
.......60
Mr. and Mrs. Schiffmochers of following officers were elected: | Join) tnfnntano, icputfd bodyguard
* b H*U In windmill fashion..
‘ " “L 0 f r v?d/ nd 8UPPort#r of
fi II&gt;h. Golden Dnyn S. R. Floui*
-SJt
and W est Palin Gordon Cole,
rationing AM* -newspaper by the fonner chief executive because Long Island
President;
A inu (,f (he slain "Diamond Joe" Eaposis
t’att# charged that The when the latter as governor used Beach were week-end guests of Cochrnn, Vice Piesldent; Mrs. I.u- itu, was assassinated in his home
Fancy Head W hole Rice, I 6 t i lb*e. ......
^ i d ho# bet#.’ tailing untruths to visit JuckSonOjllc he would fore­ Mr. and Mrs. Whecley.
vuriu Booth, Secretary; Oliver | early today. A bullet fired into
M:s. Lirhtcnnto'n, Mr. Whceley, Dantzler, T ivssurer; Mabel Fer­ his back had pictved the h e a rt Inum I gave you a good admin* s '’ thea « . U^ U8nrtJ! of tho Semin .
olo pnd Windsor hotel* to patronirc Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. nnd Mr*. guson, Corresponding Secretary. fantuno hnd been kneeling by his
utretkn when I vn»# your
All Canned Goods l^ ic e d Right .* ( j
M l I 'i
gtr In substantiation of this,.the Haydock’s little restaurant located Russel nnd guc*t Mrs. Forman The young people will m eet each bed as though in prayer when his
and Mrs.
Cropper
and little Sunday a t 0:30 F. M. The Ifiadcr mysterious assailant shot him
A full line o f Sw eet Feeds, Dairy and P oultry Feeds, H ay, Corn, nnd O a t s --------- tfttker »aid when -« wa* in Tal mi a aide street.
E r n e t h e p a f . capita tax was
Burton Mank, Catts* campaign daughter left Thursday by fiuto Per Sunday March 18, wHl be Miss from the reor. Joseph Devito, with
------------------------------ ----------------------- W e D e liv e r --------- ------------------------- -------JtM and deolared today it wa» $27. manager who described himself ftj, for a weeks visit to Miami.
Ethel Hyotlulne.
whom he roomed, foirtul the body
c; V a^ i ----- r e P. M. Wiliams and son, Kennis when he returned home afte r a
n S , proclaimed frL*strength in w l t it n l ib m i buBiness man anil
Tho following members of the
trit Florida, on .the East Coast an official , f Coral Cable#, was Goldenrod-Ovlt-do orchestra, and have returned to A tlanta, Ga., to night out. He professed no know­
,nd in the north *central Portion the first speaker of the evening. their husbands, wives and a few reside.
ledge of the slaying when question­
Mrs. Thomas Meant Johnson, nml ed by police.
.X«,**
»nd added, “N *^l« you folk# don t He pictured the city of Mlnml ua friends were delightfully enter­
tint to support Catta on election facing ruin and bankruptcy" be. tained at the hfmc of Mr. nnd small son Theodore, of W inter
ify you’re gonna- loae your vote. cause racing hnd been outlawed bv Mrs. A. R. Collicutt of Suburban Fork spent Friday with h er1 pnrSOCIETY LEADER DIES
Ue.auerted ho waa going to win a so-called '‘centralized power" at Homes Friday evening, with Prof, t-nts, Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Miller.
Mrs. Ctnra Gaston, and Mrs.
-in spite of what The Herald or Tallahassee in the personage of and Mrs. Gifford assisting ns
AIKEN, S. C., Mar. 21.—(IN S) I
toy infernal Deah »ald.’’
Governor John W. Martin.
hosts. Prof, and Mrs. T. W. Law- Rhoda Erring spent lost Monday
—
Mm. Richard Gsinhril), • noted ' '
ut
Daytona
Bench
with
Mrs.
Grave
♦ Pauilng for a minute in hw lum- ; T^lc tourist business, which, the Urn, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Licnhurt,
M l H
titling of thU newspaper, the jpeaker declared, ordinarily nbta Mr. Slejr nnd P rof. Laney, of Ovie­ Duryca of New York City; vriie i* society leader of New York and
4i
•pending
the
winter
ut
St.
AUgiuNewport
disd
here
today
at
nolly
tptliter turned HU attention to. as- W'Jtml
$20,000,000
annually, do, Miss Konlse of Orlando, Mrs. tlne.
Cottage
following
n
long
illness.
4lllnr Carson, the Miami catid- amounted . to only $2,000,000 this R. L. Grotm, Miss Barton, T. J. I
Mrs. Fred Bailey entertained Her son, Richard Van Nest Gnm«|te.
year, and this h« attributed to the Durrancc and Mr. and Mrs. Gift,
-Let Carson go to west Florida fact that there yras no racing for Brown. St. P atrick’s motif, w a s ! Sunday -nt • a ' birthday dinner in l.i ill and her sister, Mrs. Girnud
Ih the greatest proof of their cop\plF^ pntlHf^cllJJn III
j hemor of Mrs. Janies Thompson. Foster were at her bedside. Mr-.
and. »ay something against old the visitors.
'
) /» •
”•
:
. . used in the decorations of t h r (Those
present were: Rev. and Mrs. ■Gumbrill was the former Miss
Catts and when he does those 7
3hc service we reader them — Imlh n.s to quality
th°y l^ft us high and living rot-.n where the guests as- 1, Jurnes Thompson and children, Anna Van Nest of the New York
trackers out 'there are gonna dry this year. They .Uyed two rambled, ns wore also bowsl of cut • Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Andefsoif nml |
family of that name. Funeral serv­
ti&gt;rp»n their knives on • wagon week* -instefid of the usual four flowers, artistically placed.
price!
rhldren, Mr. and Mrs . Edword | ices will take place at the church
whteli. They ate gtmnn ask him mohtHafcand then went on to HuThe evening was spent in social llmimtun, Mr und Mr*. Fred Bail­ of the Incur nut ion, the date to '»&lt;
•brother have you got any more vana to enjoy .their sports unmo- converse and contests in which ey. Mr. and* Mrs. Guy Wymun.
announced lufer.
f* 1-»• r*tvjw,
Uislness out hero besides abusing lcBted by the law."
music waa _featured us a ment.il
A congenial party , enjoying a
——
O
tlR
REGULAR
70c
STERLING
tti’ and when ho tolls them no,
*■ ** b*d, tho speaker (.timulunt, recalling musical term s, fishing trip ut Oviedo on Tucfdsy t
(M AKE JARS ROME
an gohniv ifefiy to him, well,
Prizes were were: Mrs. Sherman Sewell, Mrs
wanted,
to
Imnw
why the track* und compositions.
you’d -better take to that
„
.
' 1
V • 4v *
permitted to . operate for awarded in these contest*, Mr. und Hattie Phillips, Mra. I .aura IlroWn, }
Toid.out theaa.’t
M M R , Mawh M .-(IN h » v rE t *.
br y' S IS g I W . awson*. II* wftorrtd to Gov- Mr*. Joe Llenhcart of Oviedo find Mrs. w . Fowler. M. Ayotte. ^
^The candidate-1 next.rtelted- the
It. E. Wing hnd us his guelts 1
nf th** city- were thrown «
Mr*. It. L. Croom, winning first.
laildent of .a Poll! county mhn who hS c
°V ^
c,0*in»f o t -the
Friday,
Daniel
Kimhall
t*
id
i‘rom
fht',r
**** ^ n" earthquake Q
A
t
a
lute
hour
dainty
refreshmi
IONA NO. 2 CAN
,
..
.
.
'M
tfuwtionrd hia dalhr to being a trncks and- shouted, “Was,. Sir fire nU were served by the hostesses William Berry, both of Mancha* which occurred a t 7:4S o'clock this
morning. No damage was reported.
farmer. In . describing tho matter John Martin appealing for 'the Mcsdames C d llc u tt and Glffont.
fer,
N.
II.
he warrd warm ip his usual coarse church vote or did th* racing track
The following p arty spent F ri­
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gates expect The center of the shook was said
to have been between thirteen
speech and montiprUma. He said operators refuse to p a y o ff? ”
evening at the home o t Mr. to leave for llolUs, N. II. .Mutch
The- speaker painted another dik- day
und seventeen miles from Romo.
he wrote the niih a letter inclos­
and Mrs. ,Rouse of Union P ark and 81.
ing $M) with which to pay his ex­ mal picture of Miami,'declaring rujuycd an everting of music.
II. E. Wing ha* asked f*&gt;r 20 The observatory near the town of
IONA NO. 2 CAN
the
Magic
City
i*
standing
oh
Its
penses to DeFunldk Springs. .
young
ladies from I.akc Mmy und Rockapupn reported two other
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parker, Mr.
-I told him tq'bring along his last leg, it* citizens "busted,” Its Drady M athers nnd M other and vicinity to act as volunteer work­ quakes, one preceding, th r other
taro best mule*'and I’d take my tokhs unpaid and Its peoptf ek- Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith.
ers on Friday, March 21, at the following the tremor felt here.
nrVrr
Istfhg
by
bartering
among
thtrfibeat pair and s*e’d;
oJl **7*
.Tuesday after-noon Mesdames picnic to be hold nt Evansdfilo
PROBE DPAIANDED
Monday momin|f*and.f&gt;low'•-until Wives, dfo made t». most *f«rvent Croom and Gifford attended the Park.
late Saturday jiHtht. I promiBed plea for legalized gambling, de­ Willing Workers Class social in
Members of the Indies Ai&lt;l SoDEL MONTE NO. 1 CAN
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
22.—
that if he took me tip on the propo­ claring that topHstS must have Oviedo and also the rehearsal of riety of the iJlke Mary Commund-rj
everything
they
want
If
thek
are
to
(IN
S)—Clearing
that
“
it
is
stran
­
Uli
Ity
Church
enjoyed
un
all
day
sition “I would f&gt;low Hell out of
t!]o class play following the social.
be satisfied.
him before th* efi'd of the week.”
Mesdamcs A. R. Ccillcutt and picnic Tuesday a t Palm Springs. ge th at only one note wus found on
Returning to Tnfi Herald,' tho - “if they Valit home rndcs, dag C. M athers were plcansnt callers *The party left Lake Mary a t 11 the H-f,'r Repfeieninllv* Gifford
• homo of» »*
n »*pltlinfv ut
nfi Pn!m
Da1m CnrinifS
Springs (R) of Mass., today renewed de­
seif ntyied cafidld&amp;to of the people rfttes, jai^aioi, polo, golf, swim­ at the
Mrs. *«
Brown *•
Thurs- 1rt’olArtb
f'clook arriving
ming
or
any
other
kind
of
diverattacked thla nfi*« paper for ati fit
day after-noon. "*
J in time for iunch, nnd baskets mands for u Congressional invest­
IONA D R IE D SO AK ER
tfibuted statement that his re Won, let ’em have it, they pay well
Friday'i
were emptied nnd spread on the igation of the submarine tragedy.
Herman Dodd returned
hT
movais from-office had cost the for It.” morning from a business visit to
No. 2 C »a
■Ute an ansrtrtfiUs'-sUm in back ^ Mank said he had been described Tampa.
Mlarh-s votetrby the legiatattire. «y Governor Martin as a •'jell
Misses Wain right and B artlett
* .“It makea nus sick,” he screamed, bird" and vehemently dmi*d the of Orlando* were business callers
“fite me Som
om ething
etm pg ohd let me accusation nlthoUgh he fidmltUd at the W. J. Collicutt homo F ri­
CARNATIO N— PET— UORDENS
1fyke."
;»fit ho wai once firted $300 find day cn route fo DeLund.
t *•.
# e n t 10 days In JMI for using bU ' Dr. McKee was a guest trf the
1T*If Can
yacht when it h a d « a ”ll«h upoh ?t W inter P ark business Mens club to
t j.
r»* o»
f t r salvage."
(:
B thrkey dinner a t Aidma riub
t*veral boys alltlhg on the curb * ,Thc spanker declared CursoJt hud house Friday ovening.
I!'
I '■ ff
**»r the track* '.‘lfou 'boya - hush Jfiiitered the campaigfi "to tbirvw •. Another p arty pibtoring to Mi»
4 lb Can
19c
Ub Can
fhud", that , Appleyfird, McKensi* orai this w n k was th at of Mr. Atalking; just ;dhr ’right; •
- HI
a ad Tfiylor would get a f* w rot#a W .W rightfind daagliter Miss Mare
now and let jtfrtaJlr," ' hh *aU
•achbut that the real race lies be­ tna and guests of Cleveland, who
mtascing tones. I'
'
» lb: Cali
37e
2 lb. Can
■
lie then, lauhehtcTinto another tween ’ ffhthaway, Carlton • nd left Friday for a few day&gt; ’ visit
ir.vvg t;sq jd
varies of
violeht declamations Catts. He said "Carhop Was a fine there.
—
•gainst all*ff*d "filth” which he young man but inexperienced" and ' Mrs. Russell entertained the |oc
Standard
1 Can M ilk 1
ifiid is being taught in the Florida therefore people could not take any al Bridge Club Monday after-noon.
Rtfte College tov Women and the chances on him.
Mrs. McKee attended th* B. A P.
,
FREE
“If Fons Hathaway is elected W. C. Card p arty o t W inter P ark
University of Florida. If elected
W ith Each P oun d«
'l&lt;hr*mor he promised to stop the governor, John Martin will be-the Monday evening.
Teaching ‘ of psycho-analysis and road commissioner because he !■'Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Collicutt
the "doctrine uf frec-lovo" at the h o t going to ho elected to the Sen­ Were dinner guest* of W inter Park
KITCHEN C L E A N SE R
mBfge and th© Evolutionary thoo- ate,” Mank predicted.
relatives Sunday,
&gt;
He attacked the M artin E ver- * Mmr. D ettinsttl will sing a t the
ry'St the state .uni verslty.“And another,thini,’’ he added, glpdes drainage plan and Bald araditoriiim in Orlando at tK* aftera jlw v
1"if I go to Tallahassee this pro- •-'whit’s th* use of draining !gb* noon service Sunday March the
' miscuous visiting from Frilay Everglades when they are already &gt;piehty-ftfth.
»•
•ftemoon to Mbnday morning by drained and bunting upV ’
Mr. and Mrs. M aiUfldd Of TavT H A T GOOD A &amp; P
TUB
Jbsfa.of the university with gins at
He made a plea for Catfa in thl* ■ros, gu&amp; Pro/.,and Mra. Kellog of
PRINT
••
‘TBllahassee U gonna stop, auddea- ififiifyer,. "Ap i » Utec &gt;U$w thla we Maae., wer* trailing bn friend* here
need that old nmU, that gotnl o|,| Friday aftrn-nOOTi.Prvf. pnd Mnf.
COUNTRY ROLL
■■,ftv&gt;
He declared he believed in the mule t« pull us through.” ft wga KeUog were Winter resldenfy-of
W iw m tlo n of game and fish* b u t
jW h ite r -P a rk fowfte*tt,y«Ar«
r&lt;!iee|-4di opposition td conserta-: tyi piupl* had had the opportunity Bhtt w ere vUIttew fkm ijlar ac*n*a
PACIFIC
- - . - v ’ »• -* 'FI i m.___ Ml ■
don of th* "Royal variety.” "W hy to learn that the candidate' had and old
friende . here, before th rir
VMer th# present law," oe a sie rt- changed from a "Catts -with nine retu rn hots*. . - *
.
, : ,
:S, •jAjhreJgtern*^ and fsrpDy warp.
•d-’ “If a man kilt* a skunk taking Ihrsr” |o fi "good old nmlb.^
J*-"“ ;"i ” ’S'
m a chicken, from hie y ard It wiy
Th* fiptfiker ajloawd hi* «
x
**l*A*•1
•i*ap»
for
Catts
t«
manifest
i
him $88 in court f o r killing *
« r h earin ljaaim sl out of aeasoh.’*- in a statement that reflected ridi­
fresh
’ Taklhgrijp th e tudgel in b eh a lf, cule -upon the former fferer#oF»
GOOD IRISH
n^men fls U a r ’In th e tr own ebon-1 fidmlnUtratlon. Said he with a wfiVe
to ttu* crowd, U f i
"fy. the form er Alahgm lan ggwa
», th$$ Sidney J» “
w resiSoa tq * saeritegtouB Btatet
Pf .
¥ n t th q t l« k th e aedieM * fidH y
*t jnto 1office there w*» $1(
colortt.
l y t o r u se ,
•w nned-hy it I b ratfn n css and 000,000 tv the state treasury and
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whsft he earn* out there vims f*,*_c °d placed the fish In our Wat ‘ 000.000 T" .

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SPECIAL

Saturday

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IS

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Motyffey

The Confidence of puff
Patrons

Broom

Stringless Beans 2 for!
Baby Lima Beans

Sliced Peaches 2
Black Eye Peas,

Saturday Specials!

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No. 2 Can Del Monte P eas.......
.1 9
No. 2 Can Del Monte Lima Beans
.1 9
: No. 2 Can
Corn..........
.*• Nabob
,
.1 9
No. 3 Can Flag Kraut..... .......
.1 5
No. 2 Can Flag Kraut.............
.1 2
Van Camps Milk, t a il............
.1 0
Van Camps Milk, baby ............
.0 5
10 lbs. Sugar
.... . .'. ......
.6 9
6 Bars Laundry Soap..................
.2 5
No. 3 Can Oceola Peaches..........
.2 2
3 No. 3 Cans Pickled Peaches .». 5 1 . 0 0
No. 2.Can Del Monte Pdadics.... * . | 0
Swift’s Premium Hams, lb .. ......
i s
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Factory Prices Oil

Vwnial}e#

Ion Cans

to eat," he declared. “On. on*
ank closed with a prediction fis
#t;asion
ion Jssua
Jesus C hrist .sa
(0 . th* outcome of the gorerttn) ‘
*»»d they brought him hsh. me* which he said would and.
th* following rysuk
*is»a.. T*™* i®oag and nnd run i w*»»» hviw vwiwv , —
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Seminole

We carry a full line of
all times •• . r* ' ^ .— - —
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W!H

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Nut Margarine

Old Dutch,

3

cans

Butter

Peanut Butter 2«&gt;»

vegeables at- ■ ••*

Potatoes, 10 lb*-for

D. G atchel

$2,65
and

Sanford Avenue, Conter Cflffy

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Phone 110

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MWMC
urton M ank. Jailbird, rura-'rilftrieF and cam
laniHlM A*c«
jTpr fo r S id n ey J. C ntts, la st nifcht d issem in a ted 'aomc chd.„,
«■ Bmml law* mulfCr
•'31. !•!*, m tt&gt;\ v P M U K Ir r b its o f m isin form ation nmohfir an audiened, w e nre fu lly coriiht, n * r W * . HR&lt;«r ■M
fid e p t, q f su ffic ie n t in telligen ce to d isregard feverytHIng hb
»"•# ^irck
IMS7
said. It has been our .pleasu re (luring th e p a s t fe w m on th s
_____ Krill*?
L IA U D f t . DRAM
H O W A S n UHUU
.....MAtoaK**' to talk person ally w ith several hundred M iam ians and th is
c , / 0 &gt; R li.H iiia iliif M im r Is th e f ir s t tinje we h a v e heard one, w h eth er fo r or a g a in st
IV M C R IP T IO X IIATHS
racin g, knock th a t c ity , conten d th a t M iam i is broke, or re fu se
to a d m it th a t tjhis 1b th e b ig g e st se a so n M iam i has ftver had.
__ Mm Um ------------ !
Mr. M ank, how ever, is q u ite e v id en tly s u ffe r in g from a
Carrier p r r W r * k
MllS
A u ra H T ) p ]«ftrtr irfVR- seriou s a tta ck o f in d igestion . H o is dow n on e v e ry th in g th a t
j i f c i r lt n
« • Ihr I p l t r u
in M iam ian. T h e M agic C ity lia s Tost Itji'm agic for.,him ; its
■I B f W H fn lr r , rwHtla|c fr»|M
IW t r lw
in n
• n m a l M U n beau ty is no m ore. It h as n oth in g, he declares, but su n sh in e.
■ Ir U H M r t w arta rioll? « « m » H e can n ot m ake a liv in g an ym ore sin ce th e races w ere sto p ­
■Sit IS * iM d lu r • » « ! » at llw
WMlri. H a ft jsn *. u r— ped.
G am bler, b o o tleg g er th a t h e is, h e needs a w id e open
t M l r f n i •• Florlria aa4 (a
tow n tp soil hia w ares.'•'W hy d o sen ’t h e m ove a r r a y , if Minmh
if rsa a l.
in dead? '
IM w i M V '«
a i m k f r ’ hf (I
H arm a af rirrntailnaa, ah
C on tinuing w ith h is d ysp ep sia, Mr. M ank in sists th a t
tMsal Aaaaclatlaa at P a V
He
t i m f l a r n . aari A lr«M I*&gt; h igh ta x a tio n is an o th er th in g thatM s ru in in g M iam i.
( f » l i wfclrh
rra a lira n r 1
told
hia
audience,
an
aud
ien
ce
o
f
Sanford
people,
w
ho
know
MPW«ha« t* aahmll la
■■alt
af
aabaerliHlM high ta x a tio n w h en th e y se e it, th a t M iam i’?, ta x e s w ere
ts a r l r r «a t a r i f f abaalalrl
h ig h er th an th o se o f any o th e r ,c ity in th e sta te , and y e t w e,
aa af r lita ia lla a aa wall 4
bsalaraa aia'hafa.
o f ou r ow n personal know ledge,— and w e pay ta x e s in both cit­
ies,— know th a t th e y are. consid erably low er both lit m illagc
FR ID A Y /M A R C H 23.
and
per cap ita th an in San ford .
M W IIR H A I.D ’H rn O O R A M
« T Is rltr aad caaatr ad*
He also said, w ith ch a ra cteristic disregard fo r th e tru th ,
---------- atlaa.
&gt;1 n » a rr w a lr r raata ta Jarfcaaa.
th a t t|ie r e w ere no to u r ists in M iam i th is w in ter, th a t all th e
▼Ola.
raallaa of I*. J at an lari tail v isito r s from th e N orth w ere g o in g r ig h t on th rough M iami
Caaal.
th is year, r ig h t on dow n to H avan a w h ere th e y can Iohc th eir
rallaa at aioalhtr “P a / k.**
m oney on pari m utu el tic k e ts a t th e h orse races. And yet,
H fa ia llW
o f h alld las f r a aa» n u r i i hnfrla, apartmaaf in both th e M iam i papers, w e have seen cou n tless ads g iv in g
s ta tis tic s o f over-crowded hotels, ap artm en t h ouses, and golf
C a w at a a l l y C h ral.
■hlatlaa a f eltr brautlflra* cou rses. T h e fig u r e s sh o w th a t th ere are m ore people in
1Mas saacraiaM iam i th is w in ter th an ever b efore in th e h istory o f th a t
sa w aari modern haapltal.
c ity , n ot exclu d in g th e boom period o f 1925.
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
O nly tw o or th ree d a y s ago, w e found in the M iam i H er­
GOD'S WORETsTANDSr—Tho ald, a lw ays an advocate o f horsp racing, w h ose p u b lisher is
withe re tli, the f lowers one o f the la rg est stock h old ers iff- thl? M iam i Jockey Club,
sth; but the word of our God th o fo llow in g com m ent w hich se em s nn adm ission th a t th e
ill stand forever.—Itaiah 40:8 races nre not essen tia l to a su ccessfu l season :
PRA Y ER : —We rejoice to know,
“Crow ds— crow ds. W hich ever w ay w e turn. Or look.
tested Lord,tbat although heaven Or go. It is th e sam e story. Crow ds. T h rou ghout g rea ter Miearth shall pass away, Thy
nmi. Y et talcs arc told in th e N orth o f a deserted c ity down
ford sbideth forever.
here. B u t no evid en ces o f it can w e find. Board a str e e t car.
For M iam i Beuch. For Coral Gublcs. On t^ie city lin es. 1 hey
MEOW I
are usu ally full. S tan d in g room on ly.
T h e str e e ts arc
thronged'
w
ith
m
otor
cars.
S
to
res
are
b
u
sy. Spnce is a t u
Now l i the time to reg ister and
ready to vote in the June pH* prem ium fo r every' even t. T h ou san d s nttend Buy fro n t I ark
con certs n igh tly. B ay and ocean fr o n ts packed for yach t
itrlea,
&lt;M I* la
I
parade, reg a tta , firew ork s, co n tests. C ounty F air la st week
"■oAn orange e day m ay keep the rolled up record attendan ce. N o t even elbow room at n igh .
octor sw ay,, b u t unfortunately T h ea tres filled. M ovies, S ta g e plays. Or e x c lu siv e h ig h ­
ne la about as expensive as the brow recitals. Snm e w ith churches. T axed to capacity.
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Scores o f them . H otels. N ig h t clubs. ^ e t a fe w people m ust
— ■ 0—
"HinchcUffe* is off on trip ”, s ta v hom e. Crow ds— crow ds— ju s t crow ds!
N o th e trouble is n ot w ith M iam i, but w ith th e d isgru n­
■ new spaper headline. W e
m o it ofitheso trans-A tlantic tled gam bler. H e can't m ake a liv in g in leg itim a te pursuits.
have been.
Ho m u st have "local option" and in order, to g et it he is w il­
iS .
• -----------------ling Do m align his ow n c ity . Ho is, in addition to h is other
The little g irl down the street, q u alities, like Sidney J. C a t t y v com m on liar.

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After reading 1the morning paper,
(Uggeata t h a t ’the Signal m ust be
he C atU ’ medfv.

Snow Storms

tit

its in ten sity and duratioh rem inded o ld est in h ab itan ts ol
th a t form er storm fo rty years ago.
.
W e m ention thfs not only, to sh ow \how m uch r m n e fiw tu n a te are w e who live in Florida escap in g a s wb d n l h e - w ^ ere cold w hich even in March a fflic ts the N orth, but also in
caution th e visitors am ong us not to return too soon to their
hom es in the land of ice and snow . T ou rists, w ho have been
Suspicion p rin ts to dynamite™
the St. F ran cla dam flood. A sm ellin g orange blossom s for w eeks and sh ootin g th eir lies
od prosecutor could find out and gam
___es o f g o lf under a warm sun, have d ifficu lty in realizing
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home.
close w hat &lt;may have been tho
M a rc h is s till
cold b a c k home,
rst erime in the history of this
T h is m ost recent snow fall in N ew York c o st that city
m try.
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over a m illion dollars and took som e seven teen thousand men
nearly th r ee d ays to rem ove and clear th e str e e ts. The H er­
loyle Carlton spoke in Tumpn
ald
T ribune reports as follow s;
dnesday night und made some
"Train service and tra ffic w as disturbed only s lig h t ­
iotit charges
against Fons
thaway. We want him to hrinp ly, w h ich w as .m ore apparent on ly in the o u tly in g se c ­
proof w ith him when he comes tions o f th e city . T he work o f rem oval, on w hich
Sanford.
.736 pieces of apparatus and trucks o f 266 contractors are
---- * -----------j being used, will not get easier u n less th e fa in t hope o f the
overnor Martin says that Rur- W eather nurcuu fo r rain to-day is realized
Mank, campaiKn mannfter for
Hike an ill om en o f tho anniversary o f tho blizzard forty
tey Catts.l at one tim e served
years
ago. com es the prediction o f cold w eath er for to-day,
:rm In tius Dade county jail,
campaign ^ a n a p e r, we should w ith the possib ility o f at snow fall in th e afternoon.
■ct, if C atls is eieetrii, no les.
"The storm failed to strik e N ew York w ith the sam e s e v ­
ifflee for* him than chairman erity w ith w hich it sw ept from th e S o u th w est over th e Mid­
he S tate Rond Departm ent.
dle W est and up th e A tlan tic seaboard from th e Carolina:,
---- j— o-------e impression seems to prevail to Cnnnda. A t G loversvillo ten in ch es o f snow fell. In tit*1
irtain quarters th a t Doctor Middle W est tra ffic w as tied up in m any sections."
Of course proportions m ean ev ery th in g , hut suppose
gave a poker p arty fin a ccrnight lust sum m er when n's n Sanford should have a snow fall now w hich would cost the
ir of fact the evidence pro- city a m illion dollars. We shudder to think of w hat next
I a t (he i ivikc trial clearly iy ea r’s taxes would be. Sanford indeed bus much to be- than
id th at h '1 i'ud merely given ful for.

I l i a D ayton! Head) Times brae*
fflridambly about how much low' taxes are there than here. Foasif to, but Daytona Dench wasn't
pportlng a ^teminolu Dank.

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Ovf W?l Mt| ( ION JAUVUSIO YlM&amp;LV

Batteries

$9.50
G uaranteed one y ea r
Renaud B a ttery Shop

304—W. 2nd.

h r m lT T iM
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Opens sto re In Sanford. Mnnu*'
factu rin g rubber good s since
1867. W hat wc sa v e in N a tio ­
nal ad v ertisin g you gnln in
tire m ileage. FresJI rubber
direct from factory to you. We
can save you m oney.

Special
Saturday
only

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T ix -Bookst
Closfe April First.

THe jiaw prbviaeafthBtiif the InW upAn any real
shnll
be. paid, b ffd r e th e f ir s t o f April 0f any J lS T
• t h t TAx C ollector Hhnll a d v e r tise and sol!.
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N o ex te n sio n o f tim e h a s been granted for tho
Mym en! o f S ta te and C ou ntv ta x e s .
P rop erly o w n ers In m a k in g in q u iry about
tuxes win
please furnish full legnl d escrip tion o f property n,
sh ow n by d eeds,
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JncW&gt;. Jmkins,

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$4.50 ~

Tax Collector Seminole County.

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QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER

Empire Tire &amp; Sales Co.

tinnling, C rating, Shipping,
and Storage.
t*h»ne 498
G01 K. .1rd St.

WeA B C ’s ■:
"
of Success

105 P alm etto A venue

f^AChicks

Factory Prices On
Paints &amp;* yarnisl.es
A u to E nam els, all colors.
Quart Cans .................. $1.00
A u to Top P r e ssin g ,
P in t Cans
........................ GO

Seminole Paint and
Varnish Co.
201-3 \V. ,*t. St. Phone 733

CITY T R A N 3 F E R
&amp; STO R A G E CO.
E xp ert Pinno m ovin g w ith
im proved SE L -PO piano
m oving equipm ent.
H auling -C rating -Shipping
Side-T rack F a cilities,
Phone SOU
200 N . Maple A venu e

1 3 F arm h a n d s
For the wages of one

Ralph W. L o sslo g
Mgr—

G te c tric ily is tu rn in g fa r m e r s in to a g r ic u l­
tu ra l e n g in e e rs .
L ittle e le c tric m o to rs m a g n ify th e pow er of
e a c h fa rm h a n d th irte e n tim e s . T h e y r e ­
q u ire no lo d g in g , th e y d o n o t o at up yo u r
s u b s ta n c e , n o r le a ve y o u r jo b at s o m e o n e 's
h ig h e r b id .

DO YOU K N O W ?

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To BALTINIORK
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I1.IJ1IIV** »I0 Wr.
t U J f t 'i
rluklinir mrak and regular Wrf %
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T U W i Inrlo N-w Ywk (»J6. i n u j
CJ(« (..III.. Uuio. .n-w.inruu,. MI.S2

Aim t«wJ .1 oWd ,Mn-

A ll fa rm ta s k s , m ilk in g , c h u rn in g , s e p a ra t
iog, c le a n in g , g rin d in g , p u m p in g , w a s h in g ,
iro n in g a n d c o o k in g , a re d o n e b e tte r, an d
q u ic k e r a n d c h e a p e r by e le c tric it y
R a d io , e le c tric it y 's y o u n g e s t o ffs p rin g h a s
b a n is h e d th e m o n o to n y o f th e fa rm 's o n ce
lo n e ly n ig h ts .

Use Electricity
Yotir Cheapest Servant

/rn Mismi. M.atttrJfaiZT.

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Mrroliant. U Minora Train
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NLY 50% o f chicks fed aa average ration live. When
fed properly, at least 90%can be saved. Chicks need
a feed to give them warmth, strength, energy and vitamins
for life and growth. This is the reason 1592 hatcheries sjy
feed Purina Chick Startcna, the buttermilk starring ration *which contains Cod Liver Oil. We will be glad to tell you
of a feeding plan that is as simple as A B C. You’l! be chick,
ahead, money ahead. Come in.

Bauman Bros.

E le c t r ic it y Is d ra w in g th e boys
b a c k to th e fa rm .

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llfi West First Street
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Phone 82
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“T h e Store W ith the C heckerboard S ign”

MBUliniiiminmrtiiininnniDl

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WE BUY
All Kinds o f Junk
M fhils-U uhhor &amp; B o ttles

Highest Cash
Prices Paid

WE SELL
B ottles — P in ts — H alf
Pints — Ju gs — B eer B ottles
and B ags.
Alsii Spciinl Sale on Until Tires

Sanford Metal
and Rubber Co.
21.3 Sanfnrd A ve .

Flum e 1141

aer party for local doctors.
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The m an Who nhlcldod F at Me
An article appearing in the N ew York Herald T rib u n i
Ifrm ott, ala^er of Don Mcllct, told of a blizzard recen tly w hich spread over M anhattan a
M “taken fdr n ride" the other
t
1888 »nd in
i f . Given ■ done of hia own b lan k et o f snow four in ch es lh ic k - !
b efore th e anniversary o f th e great blizzard o f 1888 ami in
•diclne.
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• oil eoiiiniiltii- will search
•conis Cf.r I'utitinenttil Tradim panyjI.iberty bonds in the
J A C K S O N V IL L E JO U R N A L
ng estaje and probably wil!
r|d any» That lines not neeISMie Iiun been luirted Ireie over public ope utiun i* subject to stem y meuta ihat there were
use of. and rights on the radio . or supervision titan that of priany there, but simply that
vntely-owned stations. It is a sufe
ig Wasj clever in covering which, it hns been forseen, would rule to he cautious about contro­
event milly require atatem ent of
JP.
,
unless both sides are If the “old Ittml” Rots rnltly
the principles of operation In Jack- versies,
vcrsje
and the presentation is up front do not procrastinule
sonville
us
elsewhere.
Ucruuxe
of
beunl
naval * board inveM(gating
than
rmarine S-4 illNnsti-r cluirns that, rules have been luid down j made courteously and construct­ — repairs cost le ss
ively. It is not enough In say that funeral ex p en ses. Go over the
and
ordinances
have
U-en
passed
-c thirty-four m m fountl in
The radio bus come to In* one one run tune off if he heats mine- front hultN, sp in d les, tic rod,
gim* rtwiii Imd lived for
of
the methods for dissimulation thing lie doesn’t like, for that begs and .s teerin g rod connections.
inre after 1hi- rrasli. And if
Ytitij m ay
crash
through
ad la-tin aome method of of iricus titirl information as well the question.
No m atter what the rules n v , in sto r e front or ram another
the kji Ion urine, undoubted- as u mode of entertainm ent. It
icnlly.all of tho men would therefore is subject to regulation. interpretation of them ut times car if you d elay.
cn releued.
Free s|»eech is it guarantee will he contested. Adm itting the
—t ■
which the people will never nllow justice of the rules, certain u.srn
Even if your car is in fine
at Ijrie will only find him- to be ubridged unjustly. News­ will contend they have not tran s­
shape, cra sh es nre likely
gressed
them
when
*0
accused.
per nt th«* woods by pro- p a p e r will zenlously contend for
to
occur.
Insurance
the ordeal. Ile'n had the the right of a free press, lull they Some one must Ik- tho judge. The
will m ake good you r loss,
authorities
of
Jacksonville
have
re of the political boas recognise certain restrictions of
both for dam nge to your
an well puy the prlca and their own making, • ami they are seen fit hut once to exercise the j
car
and to th e person or
prerogative
of
denying
use
of
th
e
'
ovejg with.—lOr.'nndn Re- hound by certain statutes. The
prop erly o f o th ers If inukc will - puy the nrwsjrapcr is the most common station's equipment afte r it was
'•»r. Luke
\6lvTd in a m ixup.
it heR a good fighter and method for broadcasting and pub­ granted and was aettfltlly being
employed.
Di-ubticss
they
hove
re­
V until he haa to.
lishers have codes which nre sub­
•». 4
-4 autom ob ile insurance
ject to revision f.xtm tim e to lime. fused m any requests beforehand. Get
P elklj df the St. AugusThe radio is n newer medium. As long ns they act within a covering fire, th e ft, collision,
interpretation
they, liab ility and property dam age.
rd tjpti
Mhk* A1 Smith is th*y Its code has not beet) developed reasonable
merst with any d u n c e pf as the rase has been with other ought to be sustained.
de«fjFprcaldcnt.
''
No dou1 means of public expression ' and
d m itor l.s coiiscicntioua the . problem! . Are the more
It would seem that, like beauty;
liefJfiUt we can't see Itow difficult in muutcipally-ltwnrd ‘s ta ­ insanity is only skin deep.- Tiffnr
‘.- .’■V-.BL
ot»r live* wc tions because nil ths people have Gsxotte.
. ■srwftto*”'*'
tn u o than three or. four
.r.’s r
or.,our A
u d w t - m them.—
Tbe strullpox victim is more to
r i* '* * * tm*r»
rromUcunutf um rof WJAX I*
I'Vttnblishrd UJOrt
l e pitted than censured.—Dothan
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plainly not possible nor wise, for Eagle.
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221 Magnolia
Phone 43

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visiting h'*te ps tluj guests of.?
Buikobdv's stater, , ' aL s. Ill
iF O R U K sf l.A kK n o i E i T 1
R o h m K, y DghjtIJf M^ilrthnci
i Our hiRli respect fo r u well-read
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J.; J. D, PettudnrO riiiado; * . ■i'- m v i v i
......... . ' ™ , 1-----------cteralmrg
and—h ort Myers where
w
■man is praise enouRh of literature.
Pi i&lt;T«»A. Enjoy» L arg e
J. OTonnery, .lieksrtnvnie;'
•P»»t. !" VP, al dft&gt;, ‘ ■tuf they will join a party of friends
P tTP.I. I t» ■
'--E m erson.
and later go to Culm.
* 'M e e tin g T hursday1
Maybe you are one of those who Marie Haines Armour, Tate, Ga.j
Mrs.
T.
E.
King
returned
front
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Sexton,
Cin­
wish !i unci
had mure
more i»m&lt;?
time in
to
i any,
sny, "**Ii wmn
Finland,
[i”* % "*"**
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cinnati; Mr. and Mrs. A. E . Sleet- Atluntn. Ga., where she has been. Helslngsfo’d,
—.
, is to have
IT W ’-'l
One of the largest m eetings
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i a new motion picture theatre rentcr.-Bnd
B:»v,
Mlrb.;
W.
If.
Burton,
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held this Benson by the E ast Sid* X l I C IT 1 1 1i l l I t ; 1 U l l t l j j irinR thnt they waste hour« and Jacksonville;.J. J. Molloy, Atiantn; visiting her daughter Mrs. Henry ’ ‘
, hours when they do rend.
Minor.
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P o fcnt Teachers Association w »
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Do you know John Cotton liana'* Mr. nnd Mis. Simms, Savannah, F.
th a t of T hursday afternoon. The •Today has the aspect of circus
I A. Tucker. Jas.; Jack ft, Masorl,
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t.
J.
C.
HOWELL
.
Miss
Carol
Griffin
of
Kissimmee
chairm nn, Mrs. W. A. Lcfflcr pre­ dny and the Fourth of July nJl -fn m o u a m lc s/o rT * .tfftn g * ftP rirs r
^nnd wife, Fort Pierce, Fla.; Robert arrived he:e Thursday afternoon
f/JSIMY
sided over xh « ^es8ion whewsroutin* »n o n r-a rtH ^ A Iim n e -T h c n tre rro ' one is “ Rend” ; the second one is
IlKMohunomS^ ANI) ..-.TTSvta
-Jlxiri will fiv e a business was carried o u t It was this is the opening Caiy of the big "Uend” ; the
_ - Reno, Firestone Tire and Rubber nnd i» the guest of Mrs. Minnie K.
third one is "Rend
SCIATICA
Co., Jacksonville; J. J. Ragan, Jones und Mrs. Hen Cantwell.
nmrnt a t 8:00 o’- voted to buy n flajr for the school, Al Christie production of "Tillie’s
I n i l l In iii Im l i i h l n r ^ * u n t il n s e R r A i *
dd Fellow* H all und plans were also made for a Punctured Romance," the tnle of i I some more”. There are seven oth- Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.,
l o r ii t r r n f m r i M l n * l \ n % r w l * r r , r«*H»
! ets in sim ilar vein. Dr. Johnson Jnck som illr: Miss M. McKay, Tam ­
l i l n l n l i i u »if n %r&gt;rr»*
pit In \m i b r
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jet I’llbile la cor* play to be Riven some time In cirrus and a country gal nnd a
Methodist Kpworth l.eague
I n n e r |t1 rt
t i f h l&lt; ' l i n r V
* h u i l t l i t | (,
said, “ Read anything five hours h p a; Mrs. P. Skeleton. Tampa: Miss
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Next
Sunday
will
mark
the
th
ir­
War,
all
of
which
are
rolled
tip
utid
/Vpril, for the benefit of the East
I day nnd you will son be learned.'’ F. Gamier. Tampa; Mr. nnd Mrs.
It i m i i ihrrtlili lMB i n r h r t t p r l r r n m l
.
ty-eighth anniversary of the or­
tdrtri'n'wii) entertain Side P. T. A., the date to* be an­ shaken up and mixed up with sur­
ImU i r u t r i i l r . l M m |«»r N,
To go back to the m atter of time, Geo. Wilson,- Hollywood, CAL
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ganization
of
Kpworth
1-eaguo.
In
prising
and
somewhat
stupendous
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Up ' M . M
2:30 nounced later.
i here are n few rules designed to
n u l l s n s h n r i t l M u n r r , It YVnutit Im«TODAY
observing
this
dny
the
young
■home on Union Averntitt*
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A fter all business had been tra n ­ results.
help, those who read, unnecessarily
, ifj '•
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- . ^tliff oid I'rombley of Pnlntka has people of this organization will
11» (all «ln%«H o r l l r i l o n R , m u l tk
IHtw. ***i
The greatest*cast ever, qisbmbl-, j slowly.
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l.udics and gentlemen we ai-e %*un
sacted, the election of officers for
h o r ills
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peianieil
to
his
home
at
Palntka,
conduct
the
evening
service
nt
the
ed
by
Mr.
Christie
for
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pfoducc
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now presenting that colossal,
( rin n t Teacher*. , ^th o 'o n su iiftj y e a rb o o k place, re1. Force yourself for a wHll? # f tPr a -hort visit here as the
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Methodist
Church
Sunday
nt
7:30
.ion,
including
•
even
the
memor­
th at stupendous, thnt garg an ­ r r r t n l t | i l i l i t r t p r « h n i « » r r h a l 4 a a n i l r* «, ym f|
I meet at 3:&lt;ffi/at l‘" “S hURIHjt ns TolioU’p; vbnirmnn, Mrs..
to re a d , more , rapidly than feels guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. 41. Ma­
able ■'Charley's Aunt,” is headed
P.
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Thu
raid
ml;
vice
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chairm
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tuan and gigantic SPECTACLE iim I r r l f t t l i l r l i l r r r In I h r r e e l u i u . —
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comfortable. You will he bother© I honey.
I h U i | r nt I n n n n httil l i r r l t ti»
" n MnC *\V. H. jStew art; secretory, by \V. C. Fields, the celebrated ' »t&gt; first by pot grasping tlie irntUlr
» meetin}r a t 7:30
“TILLIK'S l.,|:Nl"JTKKI&gt;
t l r i i l l f I' lr rji »liH*lrir In O r la m V n I n . *U
H. fjttfn er; treasurer, Mrs. xtnge star, late of T h e"'‘FnllJes, | as well ns usual. Disregard thi d by Laurence Stallings, "Gnsliuht
rl ml In a HI. 1).«. i*aIr n (in Iha'* rh 11 f &gt;»J* .■*
i Fin^ linptfattt Ctfurch
ROMANCE” '
Chester
Conklin,
and
Louise
Fal*
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Sonatas".
"Appassionato," nnd
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spiffs nf the w . C. T. U. M. (Jrovpnstcin. A risinR vote
i ^ %%llh l l « l i U t h r n n a h I h r
(
zndu. nAnd*
m r ns If
ii th
uhiv
at weren’tv »en»*- 1It will right itself with practice.
n Painmount picture, starring nr ri li ' linl Un irin kTlir**r
----rm or v*
i thanks
vim jinn was
n no Riven Mrs. 'W . .A.
. . £iiuu&lt;
7Tbe
Song
of
Life"
by
Fannie
• n r n n r r f n i l m»n*
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__ ough there are Mack Swain, Dor-! 2. Make ns few eye “ fixations*
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W. C. Fields, Chester. .Conklin,
H urst, "Trail Makers of the Mid­
Iipcak.
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it 1L ifte d , retirinR chairmnn fo r her
ik.
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ilion,^l«l
l»r^l I m I h U
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ns
possible.
The
eye
doe^
not
move
is
Hill,
G
rant
W
ithers,
Tom
Ken­
*faithful services for the past two
I mdse Fnzrndnv.'-i*
dle Bui dm" by Hamlin (Sarland.
riikV, l in t n i l i*f lli»*m hn*l i « r p f l i » « k '
TODAY
dff Club will l&gt;e tnt years. She- won also presented n nedy. Babe I-ohdon nnd Kalla continuously, hut by jerks, so do "W here the Blue Begins" by Chris­ . ..
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I l i N n m r n it d _ t h r prtlll
IIts.
&gt;• Harryr Hecren n t bouquet of fl6wcrs. The prize for Pasha, who* by no means com­ not rend words—read groups of
IC
Lew ifi*J\ and Eileen Pringle
topher M‘Mry. "Tlie Mating Call",
M u* n t l r i i r i l t«s t h r I m . T h l * r n » r
it her home on Union tho best attendance of m others at plete the list of players, for there wortls^
n n s R l i r i t *11* n l ■»Ioii *sC t h r u p h l n r - H-l K*—V, i
h\ Rex Iteaeh . Muv
a Flotilla
•
*n
I r r . i h r I r r lt n t V ilr n l r r r **n*» t r r n t n l
are
scores
of
well
known
ones
and
3. Dir not allow your eye to Sinclair's "A t'ur© of Souls” "D©lames Oliver Curiyood'x great
this m eeting was won by the sec­
m i l l t i r m « f r r | iiili| « r r n i n * r i l b y
“Wit K El IN ESS PRKFKRRKlV'
hundreds of those hurd working break its forward sweep try goidg
FRIDAY
n o n .« * n r u Ii n l n n » llim l, h r n m _
ond Rrnde.
■st. story
^
luge'' l&gt;y Fowh-i- Wright. " Mi-iit"
t&gt;* Iro|ii!| M r t r r n l n ir r it
limit Alt
The
Gump
in
net**- who are known ns extras. Imck to pick up something it mis­ by ’Steclr,
| Rcbckas will hold n
©
Li)|iling
of
th
“Tram
A fter the election of officers a
Ir r i f i l n i r i l l r u l r i l b o t h . I t r t l r f m i *
“ RACK TO GOD'S
rniirinteers, t/lnwns, lions and sed. ^
Jty night ut 7:30 nt m ost dcliRhtful social hour was en­
“
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BRKK/.KS"
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lies” by S ithuiini.
C O t^ T R Y ’’* r r« n tlo n t h u in o r n ln c l o m i g h f t h r
Uows Hall. Ah enter* joyed. The InrRe prim ary room vnHopes give the little country girl
and__________
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4. Establish a rhythm of eyo
In to rn n it Ion th n t
lir o n *
ffrlln tf
' Wo hai 1- two ‘dlinnuN by Ctu'swho springs from a colorful pant
witli It KNEE ADORKK
ill be Riven.
t I n r m o l • l r r | * l i i t f f l n r , h n * n«» p a i n
"N IK OLD SWIMMING OLE”
wan b right with tall pedestal bas­ a-rousing reception when she runs movements with each book you' terton;— TUP
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ATUKDAY .
kets and bowls filled with lupins, tiff to join the clivus, loiter oti it read,
n l l r ml t o Ii i i s I d p s *. i t h l r h h r n a a
(W alt Whitman's life) and the lit''
f*.
Do
nol
pronounce
words
even
iin
m
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8* Evans H enry will snap drnROns, lillies, carnations
of Dr. Eliot ••! Harvard. Also "The '
h is tr r n tiu rn t
th nt hr
m a n ia to
[bridge nt 3:00 o’clock and ferns carry in g out the color is this same meek Tillic who per­ mentally.
G reat Annriian Baud Wagon”.
** r l l r n t r l l r r t o I h r p n p r r m f l •w *
suades
the
circus
gods
to
take
the
r&gt;
.
Lastly,
discrim
inate
among
tsIn
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K
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o t h e r * he* I/fTaijA
• ca Magnolia Avenue, scheme of w hite and Kroon.
huge show to France, ostensibly types of reading. Learn to shift Evangeline Adam's "Astrology"
M fC lI rt nl nut &gt; lir b r n r f Mini.
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.Anna Harijtcgcn of
nnd “ Non We are S i\" by the au­
The teachers had charge of the because she thinks the doughboys
l l r . Jots* t o r * r l i t M o n e l ! * 16 yemrm
.
gears.
A
book
thnt
"is
the
precious
p
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/ , tlie Ruest’ o f Mrs. program und were also hostesses
th o r of "When We Were Very,
need cheering up but confidenti­
In n o n - * n r « I r n I o f f l r o
tirn tn irn l
*• fbt, and Mrs. - GeorRo for the afternoon. The folowing ally because the handsome trnpeeze life-blood of n m aster-spirit t:en s­ Yodntr."
nl *tonii*rlf( l i n n r I nn tl r r r t n l d l a - *
ured
up
to
a
life
beyond
life"
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M
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gtr of Oklahoma City, program was
TJho place to build your home
presented; song, artist hail such curly hair!
1 And tline are others. We have |
lih o iir -cmn. V o n n l l l h r a n r f r l a r l
mands slower ren tin g than does tlie complete works of tin* Bronte
est.ot .Mrs. W alter S, •'Spring Song,” by the second grade
tu rn ii n Irk I» &gt;on will «et well
Fourteen years ago the world
t i l l M in i In ** nl | lm r fru tu b u i reading, Sybil Boyd; vocal solo, reared at "Tillie’s Punctured Ro­ the latest detective story.
sisters and of Jam* Austen, all
You might test yourself. Rcntf beautifully illustrated.
In r * * .
1Story Hour n t 10:00 “ A Kittle Ilit of Heaven,” by Mrs.
mance," but the "Tillio's Punctur­
Robert 1*. Glenn; cornet solo, Mrs. ed Romance” of today is a l ‘.*28 for fifteen minutes In some stand­
ard hook and note the number* « t,
f MONDAY
Robert E. Herndon; vocal duet.
us .o f'th e St. Agnes • My Wild Irish Rose,” by Mrs. B. model, brand new nnd different in lines read. Repeat this sunie tset
oly Cress Episcopal (I Moore and .Mrs. T. L Hale, ac­ every respet. Eddie Sutherland, of two weeks Inter ami see what pro­
:00 o'clock at the Pur- companied by Miss Anna Hello "Behind The Front" and other gress you have made.
-fame, directed th is big Paramount
l \
The Library has added a good
■M
Dyson. During the social hour, Mrs. picture which Al Christie produc­
many hooks lately. Among them
I Cuild of Holy Cross Enfm ett Hunt played a number of
ed. The story is by Monte Brice.
are "H angm an’s House" nnd "C ru­
hiirrli meets nt 3:00 piano selections.
AW
sade" by Doan Byrne, "P lu m ts”
Parish House,
Refreshm ents of white and green
CARD OF THANKS
in Club will meet nt brick ice cream, white frosted an
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it the home of Mrs. go! cakes topped with shamrocks,
We desire to express our sincere
Yo Jeom
Miter on Celery Avc.
were served by the teachers, Mrs. ......... .... dear
,, friends who
TUESDAY
J. C. Mitchell, Miss Anna Belle assisted
ll,B-n k"-tuus0,1
,h the illness, death
during
1i
fortnightly ridge p arty Lyson, Miss Cleo T hayer and Mrs and htirinl of &lt;&gt;ur dear husband
given by the
ial Department of the Marion St. Joim.
and father. A. S Patterson; for the
luh wit lie held a t 3:00
W om en’s Guild
A num ber of visitors were pres­ many beautiful flowers, the gener­
B pT '
ic Yacht t'luli with Airs. ent including, Mrs. Stella A rring­
of the
ous help of Miler-Erickson Funeral
o r .,: ,. /
j Sr.. Mrs U\ T. Laird,
ton. supervisor of the prim ary Home, and the local I. 0 . W. F.
Kpiscopal
Church
ICiintes ami Mrs. Ralph schools. Miss Love T urner princi­ who furnished the pall hearers.
I •iftm
I hostesses
SATURDAY
pal of the West Side Prim ary sehoo
Mrs. Ida Paterson.
p.'i »•
We d n esd a y
M arch 21. ID28 fro m
N ever have sp rin g m aterials been s&lt;&gt; lovely am i so much in dem and as
f Y J it
t
1st* piny, "Help Y o u r-j,7Hl ^ ' ^ Huth Hand, principal of
Mr and Mrs. Geo. T. Ballinger,
*. ■**' &gt; ffj
.‘1 to 7 !’. M.
they
a
re
now.
V
isit
our
piece
goods
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
and
select
th
e
m
aterials
r. o'clock M the Semin- IT‘!»
S;,u‘
h
SilK‘
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r
‘m
aryk
Sc,'®oh
h i-ch a lim an of tho other two
Tlie King of Afghanistan recent­
McCuller’s Grocery Store
.
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prim ary and the LMiimnmr schools ly gave $11,000 for the poor of
for th a t a llu rin g new d re ss from this splendid a sso rtm e n t of your s p rin g ­
117 Magnolia Avenue
arcc. Help lo u rsclf , j | * l l l v M l ‘ T t , uchers Association were
«1
Pnris.
like colors and d esig n s
Class of the Semin- also among tho visitors.
/
■ i « iS 'iPt-Xhoof at 8:t!i o’clock at
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'T- *T.T V High School.
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rs.
HereeiVs,
Guest^.;
Club A.iminl*'-Flower
'• r
(Enjoy Social A ffa ir 1
Woman's Club.
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An
unusually
pretty
as
well
as
Association
delightful social a ffa ir of the sea­
i.;Jv *
iAthletic Team son was th at of Thursday afternoon
l-MiirX^'W
when Mrs. H arry Hecren entertain­
rtball train of Seminole ed the members of the Idlers Bridge
. r &lt;-’• I
was-delightfully hon- Club most delightfully «t her home
da.v with a beautifully on Union Avenue.
New l ’rinti il Linen •'•&lt;&gt; inch Shrunk,
:v&gt; im h ’l l- -lie . Plan Is, cheeks and
The rooms where the tables had
inchpon Thursday ut the
(h in n u itc n i Fust ('uinred.
Ugh School cafeteria, been arranged for tlie games were
fig u re s . I m e sheer m aterials.
:rri
'e Poirnt Teachers us- adorned with baskets and howls
l
u
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! that m book
filled with am aryllis, snap dragon,
icon table was most at- nnd rosess em phasizing a color
$ .6 5 yard.
h its appointments and scheme of lose nod white.
i curia
Ladies’ Small Sizes
Tallies for the games we e in the
i The central decoration
p - J o s -v"
bowl of petunias, with forms of gladioli, and a fte r tin- us­
Iwiturr :,n
One lot o f a sso rted la d ies’
riain Vnile&gt; ' Kv«
In i|io rD 'd S w iss w ith Sr'nall C o lo red
t At noon a tasty four ual number of progressions had
-.i tty
sh
o
es
in
sm
all
siz
e
s
to
close
henn was served by the been played, scores were added anil
(hiarantee)l I :i&gt;l (
Mots. W lu le . re d a n d h lu e g ro u n d s .
g
n
'T
out at-"
:he P. T. A. Mrs. S. D. . the prize, n dock of cards, was won
t
Mrs. Frederick W. j lly M rs. Kndor C urlette.
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^ n.ecd,_(s_n&lt;lj L ate in tho-afternoon-Airs. lb**r«n
:.7 "
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served refreshm ents consisting of
~Herndon,
t tnving of the lunch- cruli salad, potato chips, saltines,
Kver Fast Suiting New Printer
ting talks were made olives, sandwiches and coffee.
P
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aster
. E. Ituwson, who said
Those playing bridge wore Mrs.
signs guaranteed Fast Colors.
"Kver Fast" I tjinity. ;Ui im ii guarm was one o f'th e best John Bender, Mrs. John Moisch,
B argains
3G inches.
anteed fast colored. 1'rint.s.
yof tin- school und do.*- Mrs. Georg© Hoy, Mrs. George
An assortm en t o f la­
rk.i wun tho poem, “ A Davis H art, Mrs. Emlor Curlctt,
Colored. Prints.
d ies’ hlack kid. patent
Irani land Rice. C. W. Mrs. llow urd Long, Mrs. Oshorne
leath
ers,
brown
kid,
;ant roach also made n Herndon nnd Mrs. John S. Smith.
and s a tin s in close out
vhicb was followed by
at
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by Paul .Stines. John
Mr. A. S. Hills nnd his wife stop­
ulnos* v
IBtn-*. the present cap- ped in the city ycsteitiuy for n few
linyon Voile,-, wit
te»m and Jack Pcteie, hours enroute home a fte r « toui
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eiecti-il ‘captain, also of the state. Mr. Hills is Executive
Floral D esigns.
Printed H atisle ;Ui to -10 iiu h es
n*t '6/ p '
talk*.
Kecretary of the U tilities Publica­
Uti inches wide.
wide. Sm all eheek, figures, and
■&gt;ti t{ :-:
re laid for John Ed- tion Committee with headquarters
:
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*. Dirk Maxwell, Fred in W ashington, D. C. It. J. Holly,
floral d esign s. F ast Colors.
&gt;.w gr
Tatterson, Dan Han- Director of the Florida Utilities
Whit© Kids
Bussell, Steve Shin- Inform ation Bureau
entertained
Ayrork, Jam es Spen- the visitors while her© showing
l*rf»M^ l*|t •
A
new;
lot
o
f
w
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ite
Hermlnu, Jack Peters, them tlie celery fields ami precool­
k ids, blonde k id s und
d, C. E. Ituwson, C. W., ing plants in which the p arty mani­
hill* &gt;ci
patent lenther lad les’
ml Stines.
fested g re at interest.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Hanlon
of
&gt;N&lt;: CLUB MEETS
i Im*,*Tam pa were horo yesterday enroute
wl* j
trang Club, auxiliary to DfLand where Mr. Hanlon *|»nkc
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New Flow ers for
Christian Church, met the subject of "E lectric Light and
N ew Handmade!
E ast'’
N
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Check
in
"Ever
T
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is
is
a
new
Ship*
Easter. All sizes.
of Mrs. Frank Marie? Power." R.’ 'J. Holy,' director of
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m ent
ginghum .tfi inches.
-g eo r g e tte Hand
ring. A fter a short the Florida Public U tilities In­
Fancy O rnam ents
ding, ut which some form ation Bureau accompanied Mr.
;critiiefk . I-Tne
it" Blue, Red, Orchid.
a n d ( ’ ol a r e d .
tports of com m ittees Hanlon to, OcLjujd and introduced
V*
tt."l
L a c e E d g e rs.
and the progarm of him to the closs of engineers. Mr.
Buckles for T rim ­
Ni
huainstically diacuaasd Hanlon is; ger^rm! ^manager of the
Hand Embroider■a Barnes presented Tam pa Electric Company, supply­
m ing.
I
otir.g and educstionsl ing Tam pa, the phosphate region,
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tbo educstionsl, econ- P lan t City, Dade City nnd Winter
C leaners for w h ite kid, blonde kid and every o th er
1 and religious condi- Haven w ith Current ami power.
typ
e o f leather.
t of yeaterdsy and toMrs. J, L. Chapman left Thurs­
1 Chinese story w as
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tooth in China. A fte r mother. She wjll ni*o visit pelntivcs
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1delightful social h&amp;ur in Montgomery’AUl . f
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by the hosteas asaiatRalph Ilailey left Thursday for
l*l*n W atsnen. Those hia home in Montgomery, Ala.
meeting were. Miss
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J Sttn», Nina Cornett,
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs.
Flynn
Vause
will
regret
to
i®**. Sadio YVatanen,
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K"tur
WIi it o r inruciiT nT ir*l*i7
**wlcr,
day at her home at Oeala.

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Preparation* fo r roa Eucnaristic
CqagTfsb 'to. bo held 1» Dublin in
1930 arc already under way, and
IgdJc&amp;tloni are th a t ft will b* one
o i 'i h a M ost Impress Wo occasions
In th* ^eccnt history of Inriand.
~ One of the chief event* of tb*
p rog r am wilt b* a g roat Catholic
vag ean t, depicting Iriih Catholic
b lrio ry from the coming of fit.
P atrick . The conversion of th*
Jriah, their g re a t Catholic saint*
knd leader*, th eir sufferings and
a trb ^ g fe a 'to uphold their faith,
yrilr be shown In artistic tableaux,
th e design* fo r which have already
Ixren mad*.
. The pageant l* expected to be
fta g e d ia Crobe P ark . Mar* than
3,000 perooaa are expected to tak*
m art in the celebration, and followy ig tj)« perform ance every avaning
tbo crowd w it ‘mov# to the huge
ifF aaad rro f'lO o n llff* College adJoioiog, where benedict tons will be
•aid .
1 The g re atest event of the wrek
b f celebration will be th* High
IMaa* to be held in Phoenix Park.
pTi* park ia the largest in Europe,
m nd-tt is anticlpatod ith a t 100,000
pieqple will be present. I t will bo
A hk'flrst tim e th at Mass has been
Celebrated in the open a ir in Ireu a d to - centuries,
i , B ro k e * the religious function*;
• o d e ! affair* *re planned during
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T T H IN K a m inute—where is
^ happiness, th e life goal of every!)
and woman, to be found? Speeding!
in an autom obile on a hazardous
filled highw ay or ab o u t a cheeringj
place am ong fam ily and friends?
As you m editate about your
ness, consider firs t tho decided advant
of a real home. In it are to be foffl
joys of living—peace;a t th e end of aij
day playtim e with the;kiddies, soei
with friends.
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vestm ent worthwhile. Increasing iH|
ue each day ra th e r th a n 1a quick d&lt;
tion. Dividends of happiness for a(
tim e to come ra th e r th a n constant*
pense.
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new styles, so refreshing and in tune with the spirit of Eaatertjine. Our
a locks in therr completeneas and variety insure the happiestsort of choice,
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The cost of a Want Ad in our paper is so «m aff
and the results so great that prosperous budness men dtoi women use them to put oveg
their biggest^Jdeal*.

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M ATTER what season of the year, no
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afut the business conditions are, you’ll find
the Home you want advertised in our Want
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VIRGINIA CITY; N et.,: Mftr. tSl!
V --------— (IN S )—Who got the |30,000
Poverty
Stricken
People
ffo
loot taken In the sentational ro b ­
Be Settled In Rich Plains
bery o f the Virginia C ity Bank
And Moulded' Together As
and buried i t in a rem ote spot In'
Part Of The Soviet Union
Six-Mile Canyon 7
‘•BERLtN, M ar. 23, — (IN S )
MOSCOW * Mar. £3, — (IN S )—
This question baffles officials
Gormnny’a economic conditlona here.
F o rty thousand poverty stricken
The men who buried it, now Russian Jew s will b« settled on the
have im proved to mich a degree
th a t in 1927, about 10 p er cent serving five to tw enty years in fertile plains of Siberia and mouldr
more m arring** were concluded the Nevada sta te p enitentiary a t
Caraon, don't know. The b an k and ed Into an autonomous Jew ish Re­
th an In th e proceeding year.
in s tiin M il
•jf MVs*• * ** * I
T h ll ' Increase lit tnarrU gca, surety company officials don’t public as p a r t of tha So volt Union
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No
one
known—apparently*.
though wriPomv to the Reich
S (l« &gt; '&lt; govutnmaaiY w n*»m * accom panied .. .Robbery o f the VRginJa City Americans.
ItffJB liK fl
T h e 1 Agro Jo int, tho Russian
by a corresponding Increase hi bank la st October supplied a sen­
birtfaa.. TheOe, on the contrary, sation. A second sensation came branch o f tho American J o in t Dis­
continued tfielp downward cotirao w ith tho conviction o f Charles tribution Committe of which Felix
w liioh: ntArted bask in the early F iusfm tnons and George Moore, W arburg is (Chairman, has been
granted permission fur th o coloni­
yeora of th e WoHd w ar, and hoa accused of th e robbery.
W, O. Heinrich, consulting crim­ sation plan by the Soviet govern­
flr i (
new haaeiiM w eerioua problem fo r
inologist o f Berkeley, contributed
G erm any’* future. According to to th eir conviction by proving in ment. Tho new republic will be. the
t ’alastine of Russia. I t is located in
the Gortnaii Slatiatical Bureau
c o u rt th a t hairs found on certain BirobiJnnsky province between the
th ere official figures Ju ft published articles corresponded with theirs—
w e ir only 13.fi babiea born to one o f the articles being a cap Am ur river and tho Trans-Siberian
*'VPry rfi6uland inhabitants during found n ear the bandit’s abandoned railroad, 4,600 miles cast of Mos­
cow,
lb27, compared w ith 14.1 p er thou* automobile in Six-Mile Canyon.
2.000,000 Acres
aand in 1920 and 14.7 in 1026.
Facing 20 years in prison, FltzI t has nn area of nearly 2,000,000
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Low Birth- R ate
simmons and Moore decided th a t acres throe-fourths of which is love)
W ith only 9.0 birth* p er thou to reveal tho hiding place of the fertile plain and the rem ainder
Then there is comtncfcfady canned
aand, Berlin h a d the lowest birth bank loot would mean n shorten­ m ountainous forest co u n try rich in f t^ jf f O O D S to baitd brains’* ia table salada.
potato
salad,
made
of potatoes, exposed to oxygen a
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what
the
dietary
list*
of
col­
ra le bf all Germ an towns, with ing a f the sentence. 60 they drew mineral. A t present th e a rea has
lege dining halls have been onion — just a little onion — and at very high temperature. .
D feiden, F ra n k fu rt, Munich, Ham* a m ap showing the exact where­ only 27,000 inhabitants, moat of
Fruits, either stewed, canned o r
called. And there is a great deal pimientos, sometimes with cucum­
b u rg and Lclpnix before i t in the about of the cache and asked th at thorn roving Koreans and Kazaks of truth in th e statem ent Every ber or green pepper. Potato salad raw are obtainable at every Uteri.
the money be dug up and re tu rn ­
Older named.
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with no Interest in governm ent or university dietician tries to provide is served alone or with cold meat. Fig*, apricots and prune* os well
While th e death ra te fo r babiea ed to the rightful owners.
such a tempting variety of foods Lettuce salad is standard, too. Sal- as peaches end pears, are standby*.
paying
taxes.
The searchers’ including five
In 1927 w as slig h t)/ below th a t of
that the students, whb proverbially mon, tuns, and lobster arc‘popular Apple n u c e is popular, too. SantaDespite
an
extrem
ely
severe
winform er y e a n , m ore grown-up per­ prom inent citiiens and a surety te n averaging 21 degrees F. be­ prefer m eat and potatoes and pie fishes for salads. In looking over times it U tnade fresh in the kitchen;
sona died th a n ever since the war. company representative found the low i f re in December, Jan u a ry and to anything else, will be fempted the salads on the counter, the first sometimes It is canned apple, raves:
to add to their diets the m ost de­ thing that strikes the eye is their a l i f e t i m e * it is » mixture oi
The .death r a t e fo r Russia was cache.
cridpnm . They are arranged with the .two.
The found the tin can In which F ebruary, th e sum m er is long sirable frn lu and vegetables. i,n.
11.0 per thousand, and the birth
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enough for-the gnawing of v irtu al­
an eye for color, and evidently with
ra te fo r tha some period was 10 the money had reposed. ------------ ly all grains, root crops and vege­
a knowledge of the subtle appeal
College Cafeterias
W o * Are Lot# v
But they did n o t find tho $30,
p e r thousand. Whilarin 1920 the ex­
tables. The foreats are virtually
to the appetites of the diners. They
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Individual dishos o r tbo tneus are
T his eye appeal is partible; of are placed early In the line, too.
M ystery w as added to the unfburhed, while the m ineral re ­
8 n e t thousand; tha firs t six monLhs
priced low at John Jay. F o r lesources have never been thorough­ course, only in cafeterias. B ut many
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disappearance
of
the
mon­
o p f f l7 w as a considerable decreaso
Canned Foods Used
stance, &gt;spilt pea soup it only five
colleges have cafeterias. Colombia
of O to f.\ per thousand, i c. no ey because the cache was in a ly explored.
cents. Sometimes soupn which feet
University,
one
of
the
largest
in
the
Finsncisl
Aid
Vegetables are supplied plenti­
"res than a 28 p e r cent decrease of spot which defied detection, Ono
Five hundred men with families United States, has an ingenious sys­ fully. One day the menu included ten cents are served, but (here le
birth-surplus within six months. m ight range tha hills fo r months,
always one five cent soup. Q am
tem of serving breakfast and-lunch­
have volunteered to be the van­ eon in cafeteria style, and dinner in creamed cauliflower, parsley or es- chowder, which costs .19 rents, is “gThese alarm ing figures no t only walk over the very hiding place,
guard of tho new land of promise, ths evening in the regular m igner. calloped potatoes, stewed tomatoes, popular favorite;
apply to Germany b u t are merely a and novsr sea it, investigators
Flanced portly by th eir own means,
declared.
Columbia seems to have succrodnl h'nttWed peas, and sweet potatoes.
Roast lamb for twenty-five cent*,
striking reflection o f the conditions
the Soviet government and the in introducing the desirabte salads
The dining rooms always serve at fried codfish baits and sauce for
prevailing in 'g r e r r c o u n tr y of E u­
Agro Joint, they will leave civiliza­ according to Miss Mabel R etd who least one fresh vegetable besides po­ twenty-five, end baked beans for
PA PER IB SOLD
rope* F ig u res complied from s ta ­
tion this spring, build a capital city ir. in charge of the Colombia Com­ tatoes, said Miss Reed, but they also fifteen are itemT which tend to k raf
tistics of the various European
WASHINGTON, Mnr. 23.— (INS out of logs, break ground for crops mons gnd the dining hall* in John­ make much use of canned foods, es­ down the MndentV cost of IlrJOg’.
countries reveal the sensational
Vegetables such a* sweet p'otw
—The
W ashington Dally Nows to­ and then send fo r th eir fam ilies in son and John Jay Halls. She states pecially since recent rercareh work
fa ct th a t, since 1912, the birth ra te
th at from a third to a half o f the has shown that as far as vitamins toe* and canned tomatoes and peas
the
fall.
day
announced
negotiations
have
o t .l d l . countries, except Holland,
In the next two years the Agro luncheon guests order salads. That arc concerned, commercially canned are ten rents, white the salads range
have constantly decreased. Also in been completed for its sola by W.
Joint hopes to colonize 40,000 Jews means that in one halt two hundred vegetables are superior to horn* from fifteen to twenty- fire cent*.
Hoit^nd this dfcay of natu ral re­ D. WW. Bishop to Frank A. Pierto two hundred fifty salads a rt served rooked onea. It has been found that Five cent* foe Xewvd fruit*, to*
m, Daytona Beach, Fla. M er­ in the nrea. Most of them were at noon atone. The salads vary the method of cooking in the aver­ cent* for ice cream hr. fb r price
juvenation fo r a eodntry was but
t^nipo-arily ihterruptcd and today man lx Secretary of the chambers ■mail tradesm en under the Cznrist from day to day according,to Muon age kitchen, which exposes the food range af desserts. Peaches, p u r *
a g s u Ibere sre le u born In Hplland of Commerce a t Daytona Bench regim e who hod their businesses and the markets. But always there to the oxygen, partially destroys, and apricot* are among the popsdu
wiped out by tho alm ost complete la fresh fruit salad as well as vege- its vitamin content. Of course the canned fruits on the m raiit
ovary year, ju st as is the case with and Columbia, S. C.
nationalization of trade nnd indus­
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the other European countries.
try.
Not ono of them hns worked
Vitamin D Served in Pills
Scientists Puzsled
LINDY
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FFEU RS
IWore noon today. There were and brought ’ them down again
on a farm before. But the Agro
This depopulation" d? Europe / o r
WASHINGTON, Mar.23. (IN S) scores of members w aiting to be thrilled wiin tfic'ir experttnee.
Joint
plan
of
m
aking
farm
ers
out
M ysterious Vitamin D. which
wfaieh no definite reasons hove yet
of J cwr has worked so well in —Col.- Charles A. Lindbergh rc*-1taken aloft whon Lindbergh reach­
been "found by scientists, will with- was boPeved to bo available only other parts of Russia where nearly mimed his new Jab ns an acria] taxi I
Mexico City will have ■a civil
ed (he field. And with tho re g u la r­
In 'tw en ty or thirty years-reach u through aun rsya, is being made in 60,000 famiilcn have been coloniz­
cab chauffeur for Congress shortly I ity of clockwork he took toads aloft airport.
atngo where none ol the European European laboratories. It is being ed, th at success of the scheme is
served
in
pill
form
and
tastes
nations will be able to replace their
virtually certain.
Dobuldtlon Tosses by an excess sim ilar to chocolate, but the public
i ii/i h i , no 1
Is
warned
to
ta
k
e
it
only
under
num ber of births1. B p to thI4 point
Bishop T e n s 'o f Ills Bets
the population of the various coun­ doctors’ orders.
trie s will grow a t a gradually sink­
T hat be spoke from experience
One American mtlomobile comp­
in g ra te and will then roach a maxi­
when denouncing betting, was the
any
has
established
five
assembly
mum. Dr. Sven Brlsm an, professor
declaration of Dr. Sterling Wooia U th e Commercial University of plsnts and three branch companies cumbe, Bishop of Whitby, n t u
in
Europe.
Gothenburg, Sweden, cstlm ntes
meeting in York, England, recently.
the maximum population the Eu­
Since 1878
"W hile at Oxford I was lucky and
Gaelic
is
being
revived
in
Scot­
ropean nations will be able to
became
extremely
interested
/’
he
land.
rpach In tho next 20 or 30 years:
One of F lorida’s L eading D ep artm en t Stores
said. "My lust bet was lm shillPop. in millions
ings
on
five
to
one
winner
of
the
Home”
during
the
week,
wheiv
all
Max.
Pin*.
who are attending the Congress C hester Cup, yet my friend and I
byd,».M.yo.clwood. ...smobrer
will be fittingly welcomed.
resolved after tiro race never to bet
Germ any................ ....02.6
It is estim ated th at at least two again, not l&gt;ecnuse we hnd lost—
F ra n c o .................... ...40.3
years will bo necessary to complete wo bail won a considerable sum—
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the gigantic work of preparation but* because we were finding out
fi^enf flrita in ;..... .. 4B.H
for the Congress. The Irish are th at when betting enters into you
Bvritzcflnnd ...r... . . 3.0
especially anticipating a g reat in­ it saps your highest interests. I
Belgium............
flux of Americans, and every city believe it would have driven ine to
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and county in Ireland is m aking l/ell if I bail gone on with it "
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ntjfllln .. .... .... . . ..
lavish preparations to welcome tbo
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p an mark
visitors on tours of sight-seeing
A plant to clean and treut flax
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which are expected to follow the for export in being built at Pskov,
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religious celebrations.
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4l 0e a l i n e
_8c a l l a e
-7 c a lin o

on raqnoat.
rote* ara tor
r In sertio n !,
d t o f averaca l e n g t h

a Una.
charge

o f 80c fo r
fT-i ;r»
ng ffe.’reatriciad
.jificaUon.
. U made T he San*
will be' rooponalblo
i Incorrect Insertion,
-,er fo r aabaequent
o* The office should bo
I immediately In caaa of

Young man to do houae-to-houae
work in suburbs and country
dlatricts. Should make 85.00 to $7.00 p er day. Address N. R. Herald.
10*A P o u ltry a n d E
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(Herald
rcpreaontatlTo
Uhr familiar with rates

fiod clarification will
L | completo information.
Ijw wiah, they will aastat
wording your want ad
I it more effective.

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BABY CHICKS

Dont let two of them go after some-

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iln n la PUdjUtf. E unice's Giant,
26c per doe. 82.00 per 100. Mix­
ed o r aepfLrgte colors. B. F. Whitncr, J r . 429 Summerlin Ave. FL,
Mtellon. Wiono B82W..

1 Bedroom.

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thing that one could bring home.

Brook*ville« Fla.
1 0 -B P l a n t s a n d F lo w e rs

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3 room furnished apartm ent |2 0
per month. 240 la u r e l- Phone 82.
3 room furnished apartm ent. 835.
H ot w ater. Phone 831 J.

emails

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find th e most practical help toward
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saving money in this Classified Sec­

411 Park Ave.

15— A p a rtm e n t F o r R en t

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Pr6gram s

Uidn’t G^t
-\ny Sinclair Bonds

MARION, Ohio, Mnr. 22— (INS)
- -Tlie late President Harding po»
sesseil none uf the Sd.080.000 worth
f'K V T im s OiS T1IE AIR*" of Continenlul Trading Company’s
r o ll CI.KUK ITUCl'IT COURT
(Friday, March 23.)
liticrly bonds involved in the ‘•TeaI li.r.liv n n u u u n c . m y candidacy
8— CitiAs Service hour; or­
u
f o r llio o f f ic e
of
t l . r h , of th*
ot Dome ,Investigation nt u*
WashC lv cu lt C o u r t , l u .i j c i t * j t h . a c t i o n
chestra and quartot—WEAK Wi ington it'w as declared here today
o f tlw x e tc . t •» I t e J u n e P r i m a r y
EEI WTIC WLIT WRC WGR
| by Ch:irl&lt; * 1). Schitffner, Executor
W l'AE WTAM WWJ WflAI IV' of the e«tnle of the late, President,
EBH.
f in nn ex elusive interview with the
r o it s tir.n irK
R:30—White Rock Concert, M arion Star, a Briah-Mbore news1 h r r .b y a n n o u n ce m ynrlf sa .
New York Philharmonic orehes- I pi pet- formerly owned by the late
e u n u n l j t v f o r s h e r i f f n r N rm lnol#
■County * o b j e c t , In
t h . a c t i o n of
l a—\VJE WB2 WRAL WHAM
President.
Ihn
D e m o c r a ti c
prim ary
to
r.«
h'DK’A WLW WJR KYW.
l ie b l In t i n r.H &gt;- p a r t of J ut.* 1‘j U .
This information was scheduled
9 — Wrigley Review, qunvteta
V ery r c tn r c liv r iy .
j;
K IIIIAUY.
ami solos—WJ7, WBZ WBAI.
WHAM KDKA WLW WJR KYW WHAS WSM W»IC WSB
row rovNTY I'noiKCVTixa
ATTOKNKT
WBT WRVA WJAX.
1 hereby anuounrv my cnndlilacy
9— Anglo Pi’rsinns. Oriental
for le-eiectlon lo tlic of lice of
Cuunti l‘r"*eeutlng Attorney *ubm usic-W EAK WEF.I WTRJ
Jed I" llie will u* the voter* III I W.1A41 WTAG WCSH WLIT W
the I n nii'cratlc primary on Juno i i
RC WGY WGP. WCAE WTAM
JiilIN l}. I.KONAltDT.
WWJ WE 111!.
10- -Palmolive hour, grand
T O T l l r . VOTKIIH o r HI'.MIAOI.K
rur.NTv.
I wish to announce that I am a opera m usic--WEAr' WEF.I Wcaiolbl Ho for re-election to III. of­ TIC WJAR WTAG WCSH WLfice ol •’•unity Conunl*rlon*r from IT WRC WGY WGP. WCAE W
J)l*trlct No I, Aulijwl to III* deeialob of the voter* In the Demo- TAM WWJ WSA1 WON WHAS
crane t'riimiry to he held on June WSM W.MC WS» WBT WJAX.
Sill. A !• I!*:v
10:d0—Pioneers, Symphony
POSTON HTUUI.K.
orehentru —WOlt WCAU WNAC
,
M ilt r o f N T V JtlM lV :
WEAN WFIU. WMAK WCAO
t lieiib.' announce my candidacy WJAS WADC WAIU WKRC Wfor H • office of t ’unnty JuJ*e of,
Hemln-ile i.'iiunly, I’lorlUn. *uti)e,tl GUP.
/
to I be art Ion of the Democratic i —— —
Party
June f.lh. K*!S. My cam-1
/
Ih-tlnn for tbl* office l* III the band*
FRIDAY. MARCH 23.
Of III) trbnil* tbriuisbout tbl*
fntiry on June 1, l? 2*.
D G TIUIAMMRU,

F or S a le :'12 hens, 1 rooster. Full
Dlood Anconas. M arket price per
pound. Phone 2404.
Selected stock delivered,' W. Loghom a 100 812. Heavy Mixed 100
812. B. Rocks and R. I. Reds 10tf
810. 600 • 470. Emerson Hatchery,

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for the nffie* „f erfrb of tii. c ir­
cuit Lt.un nuhjrnt t» tF . will of
lli* '" I n a nt • t!i. Dniijcrstlc prl-

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18— Rooms Without Board

a d v er t ise r ?

Political Announcement
i F0M ci.kuk o r Tiir. ciiil'CIt

with Intent to kill Col. Leroy
^
SUiltf*j*rf*«tthiwtiTtrT;*4’»jnrftaP(!lrJ0* a
til? magnate, will s ta rt in Meaklgttlierg Court here Monday;, solicitor A
John Carpenter announced to d ijAn indictment
was
returned
ngrunrt Griffith by the grand Juty^
yestefesy.
,
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to he presot
ted today to Senator ‘
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Thomo* J. Walsh. Montana pros­
ecutor of the committee, by WTil-,,
Ham F. Allen, of St. Louis, thr»^
commit tees snocial investigstos ■
who went over the records of fh; 1
Holding estate here yesterday.
with Mr. Schaffner.
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MRS. BROWN “PRETTIES UP” if
HER FOOD FOR MR. BROWN
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Furnished house: 300 Elm. 4 rooms
and 2 kitchenettes, 840. Space
MOVED and o u r store 2 cars. Phone 820 J.
FoUllcn! A nnouncem ents
27—Money To Loan
i
/touted at 23 E a st Church
^rt-McGriff F u rn itu re Co. CLEMENTS A IT S . 012 Pnrk Ave.
• Full STATU I.KOI HI.ATtilt K’
MORTGAGE LOANS
I w is h to a n n o u n c e m y candidacy,
Furnished apt. w ater and g ar­ ON IMPROVED RESIDENCE
for l it.' S l u t . t-slg sta tu re (G ro u p
age. Reasonable. Apply Apt. 1.
I
t
nm l w i l l n p p r v c . a t r n u p n o r t l a ouuul! .‘Hit we teillcil tbe support
491.5, WEAK New York. GI0: 2:
ANI) BUSINESS PROPERTY
nn*l VI,tv* uf tllr pmple III tiltT.-I.. 1 l'liitl’ll
II Slclicr, form erly of
t li e p r i m a r y lo b e h e l d In J u u « .
BALDWIN
MORTGAGE
CO.
cumin,.
I'i-muci
iMIc
I’llinary
t-li-c
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I
15,
P am ussui fu i), •*,
1- l‘. MAHAN.
nvill*. Kin., announces the Mahoney Apts. 1000 Onk Ave.
tlon
it
t
i"
pie
*•
•fit
to
rlrcl
|
yttntr*
Mn.'iue
band;
5, Ho bran
SEE OUR LOCAL COUNSEL
Furnished. W ator and garage.
■Uu In till- "if *• I will elvr them, *
'
. r ........ .. c_..l,,,,v I,,,,,,-of lii-* dental .office a t
Ttrt
Vfrici.
in
,
|
e.-uve
mi,I
.
cmmimic.I oV heslra: 0, Mutual havtnv* n u i .
S.
R.
DIGHTON,
SANFORD
FLA.
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io v it a iiu :
,
geisch Didg. with Dr. Mns- Vacant Apr. 1st. Phone 1B-J.
I wluJi ii, n i m u u n r v that I ‘ a m a iir n,null,I ’. ,uwi
s
7, D ivis ntx-liealtn; 7:50. HapiJiniM- *
. . nndldntc for lln* office of 0&lt;»nSAMl'Cl. A. ,1 WII.KIN’HUN.
w .
Boys:
H,
Cities
Service
hour;
9,
An-1
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,,
J
stable,
District
No.
♦,
Semliwla
Bungalow apartm ent. Completely
Florida,-said iMwirict com '
i,~ '
r o il t i i i : i.m iM .A T i'iit:
_gin Persian.*; 9:30, l.uFrtme'.,'*'fT
t
furnished. Desirable location. On gooil well constructed colored j County.
PUCING lin g 's I’uic Pork
. .a.l m o l i v e huUi
prlHlng Dlertlon Precinct* NtV*. If
t ber.-i,&lt; .......... .
nt) c a n J I d a c y I i . l,«»r u . i o P
; tIIt
pronerty
on
five
year
term
s,
2.
A
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m.
II
&amp;
12,
subject
to
fur ili»* l
i . ir I* **i m)«’C( I ij 4Id* 1
Phone 99.
* , *
t. 117 Mngnulin A v e,1
prom pt service and liberal apprais­ Hit- will of lln- v oter, in Die Demo. •
f 'ttmitioU J Hon Bcrnitf.
'•( 1 ’
era
tli--»l,rinm
ry
to
be
Indd
on
June
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11
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br
held
i* 03 tin Pv d cs,' v.i. i 11’ ~ label "Sliced Haa-aiian Pineapple*'
1,1
454.3. \VJ /, New Vi.rlt. liili*: I.- U -p siRf'TTY
R lT I
4 room apartm ent for rent. Lang­ al. IJ, W. Herndon &amp; Co. Miller- Mb. a . M. n :s . ’
on .'id.
lobRei
Brown
urntl).
‘luD ‘toe* thlnni Henry lovev) P«5*;
\J
Mr*
Potter
Building,
113
1-2
.Magnolia
Voiir
support
will
to*
appreciated,
Tea
Time
.*;
0,
O
tih
eslrn
:
7.
I.
nit
&gt;i m. i.i-nn
ley apartm ents. Gil Park Ave.
r
c. S1k w nld cut tver eggs
a . it. {»\itie) S m i t h .
“U
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'What rare 1 how fair vie -&gt;['
Ave.
hardy otvbe*tra; 7:30, Old Melml
Call
251.
iin
dg ul »»***,
the Jong Way
and--tttH
l’ *
|IStc
.T!Va\*i*
r.
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uti
i
AT
lIlt
LE: 192(5 Mnrmon Sedan
he. if die I*- tsd lair lo ttw?” redll fil a i egg into Un hoi* o L s j
r o l l J t S T I C K OK IMiACR
until
a cit m l l t i . i . ies a n d Now; ,*, Gmlfiev l ud|,,w , »l*xnltd Mr. Brown nloumity.
ape. A real liuy nt 8750. Nicely furnished apartm ents with
,.....
,,‘v ilice.
;m ni,.i,v
j’tce. Delicate mound*.o(i
...
.
I
iiiinmiiKK my rnnrililaf ?
- S e n a t o r f r o m 8:30. White RfH-k cotiecrl; 9. Writ*
No, gentle reader, the Brown fam­ t*,l.nI t!rr"iug sprittkletl with tmt*.'
Seminole Tiro Shop 409 W.
iti*trl&lt;’l r u m - ley Review; 10. -iring triu; in
* MONKY TO loOAN
( for v‘&lt;%-i*trctli&gt;li In Ihe offic/* *»f
all modem conveniences. Phone j
I’t c» ,iril C o o n
ily
wax
tsd
dirciiuing
tlie
lortlrcornv.-otiM make the combiiution *6 chshte
ON
DIAMONDS.
WATCHES,t
1 *,f
N"
70. Coll nt 318 Palm etto Ave.
Hniiot*rHi lr j urL'hi'Htvn; It,
i c i u c i t&gt;\*
AVI,
nPhRSONA
cnuocim
/ wa D
AILj
»two
l,:". '"»v«*ais
I••*»i js limn
Oil* in.tiff
for nearly
; *0. has arrival of a i«,rteiitixri fcjf!c in:: to link at that -vrn tlie yteslcFj
•ir#4T
Csl#f\
A.AU
IL
fiiM
Itine Gill. 1 I!1
•)hh
LliR i1
ANI)
until
till*leeumiruii
tU«tvlct
van
422.:v
WOK
NrwnrV*
Tl«»
llrovui was trant k 'r. Brown would enjojr i t - “
i n t'lintinu**
Fuiif-tlt *&gt;
IMMiict
I
II &lt;.• - r. , | ;
tunUfliJ'*
. ■r Ml 4 lv til • ’rrl.itiir . ,Insti.ail,
.... Mrv
.
Vr-1925 Ford Coupe in A1 lfi—Houses For Rent
PROPERTY. HERMAN'S LOAN |
i n f «)[»• K«.,rm
“ »im
• i,o i r r u tii.u-MiU f i ih.ii.t\ i evt *f I K n n r l i n n l uuln*sir»; '•
# trurij; \,ifh
with rrmn'
more vipnr
vigor 1than tar* l,&gt;
Ion. F o r a r e a l Uuy .‘ sea
And llie lobMcr canape that the sraf ,
liruvittUH
OFFICE 27 W. CHURCH ST ,J loV*
|[f«(rKt in.i * tiivltr
t«» wv!
- (*ii|imil&gt;»a i *\«*W*; • *)- j*r| In r miIIcv I.iivIhihI to rat a | ar|Compn&gt;n. S e c u r i t y L u m b e r Seven Rooms $25.00 per niontii. ORLANDO.
ri'cunl ,i* Ju-Hi-y of lb . I’f u . . anil ■‘f**^*1 1 ........ ...
going to lervc her bridge club—**W*
l i n n o r i 'i i i l l e a V U - i ;
• . ’
.« s
,
,
t . *. | v h i r h - . a s go
gnixl
for
Inin,
|&gt;l.UKi- m&gt; l,i-*t c m l o u v n r * ,|&lt;&gt; a l v . linn a.J raaiU. n.ii.iuvalein nt i Piano ln&gt;*. tin s, ",
'
,bat. miIiii,Ii iIv- did
, , oaf, ,-i!'
wouldn't it ksJc ulcer and taste bettet*
like.
Inquire Jno. D. Jinkins, C ourt­
.ill thf | h" i| iI&gt;- ii *i|tiar. fti’iit with ■ l u r ' n j ' u i . i l re*i&gt;ll.e**. m l u r t t i n . of 8 :30. I i ll n-- . V. T i p e St f i bn ii
u the rotuxl of lidmter-covercd to tlb
•H
IM
ir«In
.ill
,ni,l
*lrb't
.nibi
ii'liC.
.In ti
.in,I .,] Deal loll
t a"l&gt;
'The
n.'Ctt'M.in
w;i)
a
draw.
house.
rested on u ring of pineapple?
rjy
28—Radio
to llu* t.irt *
ill* Mi|i|,i,r*. ,.f a lt le a I l i . m e c r i m 10. l - t l ’nlnia Stlinhei . In n Pi in
or trade for Chevrolet
Tlir
Midnight
Fairy
Sf W I.I IVICI.I*
j. j p a i u i ,- n
eer.*. l l ; 0.’i. Hyei ,’ . n l e . l r a
|cr: f&gt; passenger Nash FOR RENT OR SALE—Five
Tit..! night. Mr. Brown hid a
Flowers and Ring1 .
^ ’
272.ii. W P G A tlitntit t ‘ iti linn
car. Apply Summer*
room, modern, . Spanish style PHONE 579 for Repairs on nil r o it i n t \ t v sfp r.iiiN r i M i u v r
rim t u \ , T * m.K
tlir.an Nib- dr. and lint a lairv whi&lt;ii:
15,
iiigin.
cniieeii
,»iilt*
-tin.
*
makes
of
Radius
and
Phono­
Site
rpcculativcly
eyed
her
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r
p
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iti.tr
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11
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a
nii'iimcim
,
c
a
in
ln
l.i.
,
.stucco bungalow in good location.
(City Greenhouse.
p-r, &gt;1 la hrr cat
’ I’r-Ity tastr* as
I mi-1, t.. iiinouiiei- in) enn(Hilary fol' ' n - la b li' fol tin- f ' l i u l b di--mold*. Wouldn’t a ring at ttje.
A bargain— 2009 Ornngc Ave. graphs. If we don't fix it, there t o lln- " I f .......... Huyi r l u l e n i l e n t o ( • r i e l . . I i l i j n l 1,1 Ihe w i n of tin ntllillu pi " tr ill, . ."lice 1 &lt;ui.,
lirrttv li,,ik.‘' titsl ‘‘Fair i.e*l nctcr dcviert
lop atsl bottom of llie deavert, lotdr
is
no
charge.
Couch's,
108
S.
Park
Put,It,
lu
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llo
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prlmui&gt;
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Dll
I■.*i i t ire" ■ mid ” Demr aIsms &lt;«n the rlu rn u s t if it were nude of pbie^
Oak Hill Subdivision, Sanford.
DODGE
I "iir vote Mill to up
.'
I ',, n n t } . null).', t to t h . n iil o f t h n | o f j
Ave.
piid.lai mat • it r.itcn like a gi**l 'un.'- apple cubes t
n rrn eslin *
,v '
vi t e r n in t h e p r i m a l ') J u n r 5. Y o u r I ip e e pi 11J
|cars and Graham truck.!,
....................
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285.5. W'lt AI BalDmi'tf. 1tt*.d '
\Mi-n Mrs Brown woke die had.
5 room house furnished. Phone
v u p p o r l Mill I .. a |ip i . r l n t m l
. '
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(P olitical A nnouncem ents)
mind's
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light,
h’rom
henceforth
ardl
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nuntrj
gjff
805-W.
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P u t t s i i k h i i ’i
, S n n d m a i i C u c l . ; »i -D*. i li u m .
’
tohrurr vlte* fevsti vt.ioM.'rahnv*' a tl|« w a slier ol t&gt;tpejftfife rirt tn »tjdl •
H*;’. TriW.luditnl,
i nrii
-Miu.iw.1
-•——■ M v‘
,
. extuPdate for IP., nff.cij U
fS it COV.’AN CO. AUto
I tilt C O A s T A I I L i:
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thine'.
LOOK BRhTTY* She wr.ttld way
' “t!ut* it wa* only hail as thhirF F
1 9 — H o u ses F o r S a le .
B n
t lirreliv nnnmttiee my eainllUacy ,f --tieilff ltd Mill uplii voif.le »&gt;lt»- | 8 : 3 0 . W h i t e R u t h t i n c - ’f l .
I w l*b lo itiiiiiiunc. my cniiilblno
usual. Tlien iltc u w herself enttfng
or and sheet metal works,
“pri-tt
tt|i"
hrr
ns.st
orilitiar)
tfulie*
(mtinn
f
tle*
ef
i-oiiHt.ible.
D
istrict
i
lie
I
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,
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■t in II,
for III. offirt of Tn* A nrM ur of
lev Ill-view.
)■;. K W.M.KKIt
until tin v anwared to lx- entirely new the slier* into ahnnnd-thapcd petal**
hch Avrmic. Phone 71G-W. Six rooms: lovely location
H.mltiot. County, snbji-ct to III. I, Mlbjeet In III.- ivlll i.f til. VOl.r.
2ti«.7, WCAU | ’litlinltd|ihiti. I. court* lioru.
She pressed four of the petal* Intq th«.
Will of tb . viil.rs in th . Ju n . nil Jull* &amp;.
sale by owner. Reusonnblc. G10 *
K. K I N D A W .
top ,,f ,-nch ns»ky which was reatlAc
150- 11:30. n ich etli’i i ', 7:30. iu sl’ur o i t N i t K . n ii r
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Product
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Palmetto.
*
••n a baking shert, and then she popped
bel'rh) antiuur.re ni) runilldiiey m enial In n ; H, Auto hour; 9. WOR
Mr* Brown ronciderrd, .tier -tmoer
r o i t t i.KitK ok t i n r c i r r o t m r .f ,,, Die ufflre of phorllf of Semin, ,I . i , them in tlx- oven.
nfonl Automobile Co.
progm
iii'i;
II,
dunce
music.
•r-lit.
a
r
il
a - ) *&gt;Tt
menu for tonsirrow nifthi, mil her
I vvl Mi lo a n ii,nine* t h a t I a m a { , a , . l.'ntlllt) xulljeel In lie V*111 of
TO 'I'll K Y t l T K I t s o f NK M IN O I.K
nolia Ave.
Phone 137. 2U—Farina F tr aaie
caiiilldutc for i&gt;-o'leetlon to t h . o f - ’
1052. W FI-W LIT I’liilnili-lpltiu, heart '.ink. Site wav icoinr to l o r ! 17-1 Mr*. P-own dcci.Je.1 1,'ut
voter* fit Die June Piimarv
COUNTY.
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rv didn't l ie 'his imaefuing wn.ti'd be put iuto cfv
7I&lt;&gt;: 11:30. A d Iphin Wliis|iet'ing deviled rKC'. and Ifettrv
A “going”, modern, money-mak­ eiiiiili&gt;lutc f o r r e - e l e c t toil t o I I I . uf o f S e m l n u l e t.’o u n l ) , K l o r l d a , . u b deviled
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r o w r o i .^TV j i n o r :
D i s t r i c t No. !. * u b j e c t t o t h e tie
i-rutl,- V n t e r a &lt;&gt;f d c t n l n o l e C o u n t y ,
i r r r b y uiim iLim v it«&gt; •■'!m lltlury tru; 8, Cities Strvicp hour; 9, An­ What rntild she tlo? Her ev.-* ra—-e .'1 Aixl ulicu Mr Hm nn saw «lt th#'
tato farm, right in the heart of c l s l o n o f t b e v o t e r * In t h e D e m o ­ In the Ib-macMitlc Primary Kle* forI lr«*
al'*R the row nf rannrd fi»,di wliirli idorifnsl f v*l* did lie smile atxl tmile,
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TER Service of ull kinds. the famous H astings Irish Pota­ c r a t i c P r i m a r y *.o a e belli o n J u n . I Inn to lie liebl uii Julie I&gt;lh, A. D.
t -uiily J uii mr of Hotnlni .• C o u a t y glo IV ;sinn*: 9:30, I.nFm ucn or- *he *aw sitting on hrr rtiplmard j mx! er! and eat. with nerrr a single
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to district with heavy black soil,
■helves, and stopped at one which bore ' objection f Well, be cerlainlv «iklI
j o i i n m r .i.H c n .
V. B. DO COt.A HH
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3 15.0, KDKA Pittsburgh, 950:
perfectly drained and irrigated. A
( ‘••UDiy. In th*' D c i u o c r a t i r 1‘r l m a r y
r o it t *on xt 4 h it :
r i i c t l o n to l&gt;f* h f l tl Juio* J&lt;Hi. ID lfi 6:15, Little Symphony;
to t iii : v o m its ok mkiiinoi.k
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talk,
real
income-producer.
Details
and
200 North Park Ave. or
JAH U. HMAIION
C O I ’NT V.
I n i-h In announce that ’ nui
lour*: 8, Godfrey Ludlow; 8:30,
I w i s h i j a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m i a candid.ile fur llie offlrc of t’on►50 for service on all photos. Loveland L Tnnnor, Inc.
Mlulili' for JiiHltre of Dm Peace
e ji m l b l n t •• f o r r V - e l e r l l n n t o t h e of
White Rook concert; 9. Wrigley
(L e g a l N o tic e s )
ring machines. Liberal Developing Realtors, Palatka, Flo­ f l e e e f I’o u u t y t ’o n n n l n s l o n . r f r o m DlelrPI No I. Seminole Count).
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e r n t l e I ' t i i r a r y In b e h e l d tut J u n . ioJnlP. No* I.
•ilbjeri in tlie iji'elxb'ii of tlitf Pern- &gt;*•*
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your sewing troubles,
3th. A 1’ lltSI.
nrrutii' Pilinary In be hold tut June I , ,,.. „ ....... .. v*
KHAN 1C IJVANS.
'M rinoiii * and New; 8, cello and
king all m aterial 10c per 2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway,
5 th , A I ' I firs ____________ ________
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Injcr f .*ning Machine Co.,
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White Rock C usaders;
near Luke Monroe. Fine Truck­
roit (MiGnirr .
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1 i u . r . b } a i n m u n r c T l i y c u n i B 't n r y
ing land, outside city limits. C.
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Ar Rcnnud. Vlibnc_W ~ W . 301 W. fur
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oW things new by use of
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•t *03)18 m ute to ,.|.|.,Xi 1,1 till.. . . .
No. I. *ni,p i t t o llie Mill n f t h r ' i d t r r t h u t a S u m m o n ., u, . ............. .. Net v ic e h o u r : 9, A n g l o I V r s i n n s ;
Spar Varnish. Lacuucr and 26—Miscellarcoua For SbIp
H i.pport,
irn re c tfu lly to u n t.
U e t n o e r a l le v o t e r * ’ J u l i e 5 th . H a n ­
C. it. t(AND.
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I .Sold hy Sanford P ain t A
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29IIJ', WWNG Ashevlils, 1010: 7,
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
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fully equipped, sleeps six. Price c r a t l c ■ct
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I t e | i r c * « n t a i i n ' * a* a m i i n b o r o f f r o h t
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Plenty of WOOD &amp; COAL at Du- iny b u s t i-ffu rl* in b e l m l f o f t b . gflee.
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e p e o p le of K lo rl1GHT PRINT SHOP
press. Phor.e 38G-M.
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A phone coll will get Will sacrifice for quick sale, Piano, Opinion, c all lie e f f e c t e d * liy
I ’ h y r e h y a n n o u n c e t’ty c a o d b l a r y (. IW ant In t h e u l m s v a n d f irrgOlltK' srm'hlr: 8:30, Brunswick half hour;
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china dinner set, silver tynre, apr.HO.lt
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m o n a t h e K lu te H n a d D e p a r t m e n t , f. s u b j e c t t o t h n d e c i s i o n o f t b s lt al m
l r v r t a i n \'&gt; rrn n l&gt; D u d dated
cut glass. Apt. 8, Gil Park Ave.
330.9, W.SM Naalivtlle, 890: 9,
Hc Iiu o In. (’"Util Ii * a n d ITltleac—p a r . v o t e r . ■i n • t h e Dem ocrat!*! I’r l i n a r )
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249.9, WCOA Pcnxneohi, 1200: 8,
p r n m lN . In d e v o t e a l l t h e e n e r a y
ITI1E NEW WALL PA IN T
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the best we have evef Seen. The Ulld e x p e r i e n c e Unit I p o a x e * . I . r o t i i i : v o t k m * o k « i u i n m . K I'lot
inatniinentnl trio; 9, Melody Girl,
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Old Time Dnncet 10, soprano, vio­
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M FURTHER INFORMA- ford. Gilbert-MicGHIff .Funiilurc
u n i t 4 I t * re n u rv i-y , y I i n Do,
c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - c l e r t t o n t o tlie oflin; II, organ.
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A I.ARGE IRON SAFE. Herring
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Dii-u a n i l t b r r i 4 lim bi' ainxw ■1 t o tliu
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pan.. Drugs, Soda. W* t t a | GIlbcrt-M cGriff F urniture Co., 23 I’r l m a r y . Y o u r e u fijy .rt r l u Ln a p
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b . held on Jun* 6th, A. D. 19.’* l i v e w e e k *
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a n d f a i m inx. I prci|tu»« t o l e t h v . r y eralle I’tlouiry tu U held In Jdn*
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We a re prepared to consider ap­ x l ia i e of t a x . * b y i l c u l i p i t h . p r o ­
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Senate Calls For
Readers Arrest

SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MARCH 24. 1928

Mtriibcf Airtll Uutt'uu Of Circitl? .ons

IS'FREED
FILE New Jersey Ties Score In
Last Period As Polo T’eams 'AFTFR GFTTINf
OVER BattleForPu rseOf$25,000

NATIONS
PROTEST
CUSTOMS RULE

Seaman Loses His
Jaw In Room Hunt

NUM HM ER

HOUSE RESI

NF.W ORLEANS, Mar. 21.—
(IN S)—Arthur Thompson, sea­
man. is in a hospital with the
lower part o f his jaw shot nwn&gt;
by a land of buckshot as u 're­
sult of liia search for a boarding
With three dr four hundred cn -, of his team’s total. Captain llttll of
house la*t night. Thompson's
thusiastic Sanford spectator* in the the Florida team also showed good t.
ship ■arrived in port after dark,
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|stands nt the Municipal Athletic An m. scoring six gnnls chit-mar th e.
J
a soon ns possible, he left and
Leaders Are Offerit
F o re ig n C ou n tries M ay w it h - Field yesterday afternoon,
the tame.
I A ll.in ln (..tm jd tr, ( i»n u cU d
walked
away
in
search
for
a
ormer H ead O f Sliipdraw P r iv ile g e Itroni liu r dashing horsemen
iwpra*tntlir
These two plnyv.* repeatedly
Or M urdering In\estimator
S tiff Opposition
loom. Noticing a light in n
A g e n ts O f In sp ectin g T h eir New Jerd-v and Florida lean . h. ••• applause fr-&gt;m the crowd-. [
In A tlantu H o ld , lie p a rls
pinffBoardGaveSum
hou*e. he stepped on a pile .of
Act That Would F
R ecord s T o C on trol D u ti&amp; treated'the
i&lt;&gt; its first kp.”
" •;her driving the hall far down
Front P rison At^,Free Man
wood and peeped into a window.
To RepublicansThat
‘
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acle o f polo, n« it i* plu.ved profea-, tb- field with powerful fon'lmmi
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Litfht On U ib b y t iH
iTbe household,, r saw hint nnd
-ii.naiiv. whVn the mailt t weilderi . . . or cleverly averting goals! (';\ s i» D lS I lllS S C t l O i l
,
'.V vmg him to bo a burglar,
WasNeverRecorded
Italy Says Method
i..(
-i,,hr,»,ct' with well placed backhand shots,
•‘ ••ice! ' C
. volley from a shotgun.
Solicitor’ s *•
^Advice
Is Objectionable three p clg c. ' »»!ny to a tyvelv. they diowcd their skill nt polo.
.'I.t netful horsemen, they seemed '
U\ twelve tie. *
'
Rattling f ' - a purse of twvnty l • b«* id! over the field, always on Court Ordered New Trial For
Corporation Reports Are Ks- five thdhc: id dollars, the team th hall, always at full speed. ,
Defendant Hut Wiljdtfiws
seniial To IT. S. InDeterniin- captain.; .decided to remain in ban*
i tie score was as follow*:
For State Cannot He Found
Senator’s Flan Is. To
ing Duties Upon Its Imports ford one mere day in order to piny Wvv .leem*y
I t 2nd .‘Ird Til. ,
2
ATLANTA. Mar 2 I .-D N S )—
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o ff the tie, and the struggle will t apt. IJo»s
2 0
1
.In, |. Lance, Atlanta gambler, eon.
Walsh .
WASHINGTON, Mar. 24. (INS) ^ roncwl,(|„ „ th«&gt; old battle ground
Clare Their C hargre
— Protests filed with the Treasury thU Jlft0..n0„ n llt
o'clock. Those Pritvct Goiulnla
a
1
1
1i feted of the murder of llcrt Don­
Department indicate thul virtually, wh|| , axx, lhv K„ mc yesterday, and
*
ald-&gt;if, crack Investigator for Solw AS 111NT.TON. Mar. 2 4 .-- .
all foreign countries may withdraw l||0Ho xxho ,mVP hl.un| about it. will
12 |Iritui -iolm A - lloykin in a t'Oyiii at j
(INS)—The
Caraway BUI, J
from U. S. customs agents the l»riv- ,|p fln hnmJ
M.t. lhl. flnn|« o f thl! the Fasbionablii Georgian TeiTace
A . ', .
liege of inspecting eorpo;-ntmn roc-; thri„ j n tmmmmcnt.
H 2nd .ltd Ttl. - ||lUl. un the ..ight of .Inly 2P. 102d ^^ ^
1*V"”
.c ()T
a AnVkV^* Who
F'i*roin
U
i'Iimm
or AHnckow
VVhi, 'v,&gt;
«* *U
&gt;;h |,mi«»ok l°
In
•.
hrds in the determination of pro-,
, n yp„len|uvv game Captain t'.ipt Hall
'•'mid sentenced In dm m the electMlemiilvci To Murder Chief glaring light of publicity On
illation en ds which regulate Import Uo)|H (|f , hl. NJW j t.m&gt;y icbKi wn
iic chair, walked out i f the b niton i
1ii re I.mien
O f I'oliee On 111m Acquittal thf lubhying ucU vttiea tluiti -r‘ J ;
IS rower today a five man.
lies Shipping Board con­
duties.
outitanding player. In three I rank Carry
»• •»—
* '
• *ien com pass C on g ress, ia fa c in if
Following the lead of Fiance,
1 l pen ii viMitniei|datiiiH t;t .
ned $25,000 to the Re Between 500 And G00 Persons
of fifteen minutes ynclt l’ &gt;
i ol.l'.MItlANA, Mar. 24. (INS) s(jff. opp osition a m
on g H
ouao
nong
Houart
Attend Celebration Which the Italian Government tins indi­ periods
12
•r ; ffiVr It vkiii, .Indge John D. HumJjUiiaii cause in 1920 of
ck e ts o
o ff Ino ' 1
Nets $250; Senator Parrish cated that the practice nf inspect scored seven goals, more than h:d;
idirie-. m Fulton Mil" i or l-olirt | (Ttirnis of Selma, home of MUs1l.oudern. U nless b a.ekers
Biich no record was made by
Monlenbaro. anmipneod they m easure al'C able3 to forth ‘ Jj
Principal Speaker Of Da) I j(1|1
private busim-s.- . ccnrtl* is
I today, signed an order ihsmis**iiig I •III
teuaurc
may «r“
tbo eli.ii ge • against I am-e and l" t„„| p|,.,igo.l $5,000 as bond money j q u ick action the meaHUl
e Itll^ri
,
late Fred \V. Uphum. re*
objectionable. While m&gt; action 'in*
.
... die
.........comtnlttea
6r*,.Y
IU
tween
500
and
000
persons
,
thrr(ml
.ted
in
the
Donald
son
.
„
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.
bo
nllowcd
to
In
been-taken, it war admitted today
UbhVan national treasurer,
to obtain »«• '*'***' " f »'” r ,no,h'’r brought out with most of its tetth
lillirdt r
was revealed today at the •enjoyed a commnnity celebration that American customs force* prob
and mud who are In jail in Hirm- ,)nnvn.
staged Friday afternoon nnd eve­ ably would be fo.ved in rely utt
Rep. llereey
..............
.
for ,.nnO I««
rhlrt
Ik W
l, » ,f
tftl l B tnate oil inquiry.
other information in fixing Italian U L / I t t i u n u i
a
*• n u v « ' * &gt; &gt;*■
’ 11tatuli'ig in
tha,LlHouse.
ii i „v, ti, wlio II. r. lllnfi- ,,, tlK-. eour, room
nw,m clinlrnmn
cliMrmnn. of
of ,b
i g « M jJtjdlcia
^ l t l , r V t.
iLatker testified he gave
tltf* ning at Evnnsdnle Park for tlm
|Subcomniitteo which is .n a p a n i ^
Tim-stin y.
owy t&lt;&gt; Uphnin. The Uphnni rec- benefit of the Iutke Mary ('oinmunThe .mioimt i.t said to In- the the bill, declared today that tharo ,
j» fur lirjtl fhowed no sucli con* ity Church. Three hundred were by reportJ from eusrom* agents *
won Ii freedom a* tilt e lit1i ndltJon
is no possibility of n favorable re» &gt;
(ibutiofi. Linker denied tnuking a •crvtd supper last night and 5*250 aiiroad, who are eliurgM with tin*
belli mu' in spite of »»t i rniloils el largest i-vei raiM-d for pitr|sisea of port on the bill us it passed ' t M ' '
'
'
.
.j...,
providing
le'inl
in
a
eiiininal
cn*c
1,000 matribution in the years was raised for the church.
e- ts. There m mi ex.-eptioit In the T w e n ty M illion P olla n* « * 1 Men Are Held NVithmil Hail A- foil- - f Sidielkir lloykin I" retmn
in ' Alabama. In addition t" that, Scnnle by a large tiinJorRy'."" T w
Result (H (Jrantl Jury's In­ Iiim In-rc.
121, |'.I22 »r IU2!I. He was credited
“ Tin* committee won’t' W ,,
Frank Evans, county em itnis-1ease of F.nnee wl.ul, som etim e
^ (Vf a { j1/, ^ AHStW ^AsRcvestigation Of Mysterious Tin- Georgia Stipr, an i m l u - no.n- tluffi $5,000 Im* been placid
[thVueli a trifl on Upham’s bouka.
inni Hcj " ‘ ^ ^ J n I hHf .I
Minders Hv PnlieeMembers is'iitlv oidereii a ai-vv li id f"i in a defense fund f»r the tvv» wo­ nnything mote than a registration '.i*
L|, brought the total of "dummy sioner. was master of eeremoi.ies ago barred ,„s|,eei-rs from .nvt -tbill, if it reports that;' Horsey as- ■'
for the program which included a igation of piivate leionis.
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Intribuli'" -1”. located on Upliant' j
Lance on i'»c gr«nnil&gt; lliat a large men.
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Au
lM lilt* ,
“*
As on malill
result it*
in Hlim
some» fllM
case.*
sorted positively. Tho Caraway, ^ ,
.Then
attorneys
declared
that
no
M( \ Ml, Fla Mar. 21 (INS!
koks. t" STi.OOO, Imsker said he vnrety of entertainment features customs service is taking Anieti | MIAMI, March 21.- Five of An&gt;
of ibe evnlellie in bw trod
tliiunpi
Aoul.l
I...
made
to
seek
llli Iprovide* not only for refJ«Sjjs , .
lie
in
addltit-n
to
a
number
of
nddresI M •I’.icemen. meliuling t'lnet of Ian May wa iiiadmissildv-.
Lltl i»''. understand why
can selling costs as the basis for i rlca's largest insurnnee compan
i l l for the women »..Ul the o u t-..... .. of all lobbyist* un ajjrh eaV
oub! lie rtedited with this g if'. ! ses. AH of the citizens of the little
In i f feting It s i ci oiniiu-ml ilinp
fixing tariffs on articles from i- s will have $ 20,000,000 available C 1,1 I eslte IJniug. were held i"
Ilefori' l.a«ker took the stand, town joined together to make the
that, the clinlTe l....................
i,„
■■M
inty
iall
without
bail
today
.
From
to loan at . in per cent for the cor
0 affidavit* from Stanley Field . affair one &lt;-f the most successful
I'e-vUia cited this rnl ltg o f ; Vainvn. Ilnv condition grew "
Having .ein.ltoitinl development pat'
for influencing legislatlun nnd ex­
Officials said that the new prac­
d John W Scott,' wealthy Chi- and delightful event* of its kind
net. adding tlui* "ii tins morning, and be had n Idgn
tice results in considerably higher it raid ion of homes in Cora) Ctable a, i.e giaml Inry invesligui^'U m \bc biglici i w tiic-- e, in ii.. Inal fever, pi cording to the Central Ala- penses received.
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•
goans. (buying they ever hnnd- ever staged in that section.
»• soon ns refinancing plans ii. i tvv**' my»’ ei unis mill-del -. one o( . f the i luci
Even stronger bills, introduced &gt;
1 Simian liberty bonds, were
The principal speaker was Sen- costs in the assessment » f tnrtff v.dving another $20,000,000 h n v , i i Ii ii,.m u d two olid one ball |,ie* vear bail mo c lied* find Tb.u haunt ll-pH nl at flanlon. lie &gt;&lt;
by House members are before thp'i
ad into tlm record. Doth denied ator J. .1. Parrish of Titusville rates and therefore vv iks t&lt;&gt; lire lu-eit «ompleted for the huge d'
,Unt r v it tic«*c bad sinttcicj ii. in iirtciise. pant, and two nurses committee. The authors, Indudbdf t
ve.li» ago
iii
enlist
ant
iittoadaoe.
it
was
a iv
at they had been repaid for o r - ! who addressed the gathering on
!"«• ve'opnt.ni, according to an unnoun
I In,-1 ijnipg. I.ieiitenaal M. A. various re tieo* of the oittnlry.
Hep. La Guardia, (R ) of New York,
E. Mer 111.belts noil detectives John &lt;’:ni
., 1lies,' tens,in*, the colinit'M j ainummvd*
rihutimts t&gt; the Rupublieaii del- ihe subject r t “ The Results of f olenn-nt
today
by
George
Schafer
(It) of Wisconsin, Griffin
Monteabaro, who
Opc ration". Senator Parrish prais­ ducerB uK.fCil t‘» furninh tholr i»n» ink. founder of tile city.
lit «f 11120
Miv. .Mai-I
m I and Toni Naz.voitli are held \ ,| t known, lie 1I11T t,H I can' (0
(D) uf New York i.nd Hownrd'(t))' "
ihictiiin
In'raiihT*
of
hiichor
.tenth, tat,■ w u b a n o ll.c'tria l, fired, an in fe c t iv e *bot s i ‘ nlv 1 of Nebraska, buve indicated a will­
iUmker said his conti ibutions to ed the people of l-uke Mary for (
Willi the coiisuii'iaatinn o f refin
it fir -1 dugiee iniirdci chaigeAmeiii-an
s „ mni.nni. enniiil v, t Ii i - ........ Itlake when be thanked the j a r .u - ingness to nliamlon thi-U* own vtu•i ’ vyuhtlennii tonaiijted of $25,000 their public spiritedness nnd f o r , sessments where tl"
am i plans near at band the moo , al'liei Iiilll Willi Ilie dialll of II
united effort* that had made |price was used.
‘
**“ 1 , niiv rcr'dmmcntfaG n •" f.u a. qoiltiag him as her .laugn potutls f..r tlie Caraway measure on
(bt. Ii&gt;20. ll.oOO'ion Sept. 2d, their
___ _____
, &gt; i..i Ilium- building purposes i Kiel, a iieptii bellboy, allegedly n Pill.I *^»
If ntltur nations w it lull aw im
kiOtund, SI.UOP in 10^ 1. “ The H«t. I the conatructlp^ of the comniiinity
difficulty JI'M"" te.l to U- the starting sign r Mitin nl jhird-ilcgicc iccthoilIIII' •II*'* „i riiaile- II 1 it. lii-it. 1ferh* slayer, issm-d a b.n f stalehi I the groiniiMpiat .id alone
inspeclion privilege the
vif u» t y William . V. Hodges, church possible.
, |foi a vigoioa- movement .to r.il
.
Ko'i. iImvi.m sind. was aire'tnl fm nn*i AiLiitth poltci'iiiali, i"it4 lv j meat thr-T^h '.ter attorueys
chance of lieRfj written TrtJtAl
in
determination
o
f
ntanuraeturing
D'
,na,
•i«rfnx-.Mcrutr(butJf»ns for the •' OtSeT!*rcnkcrs WcLuded Edward
onrv r*^**tlH* fL'ii
............ssting
a
white
woman
in
tb
'inlictrd
llli
|,u
iieci
the custom* b u r - “ 1 1
offiier.
}ar I'JJO tin*, no contribution Hourninn, Akron, O.. publisher costs may cause
,
.
•
......,-in Coial Gables, lots will be
1 |. . , . i ji hotel where lie vva* em tiklsi’ ti m m il . mid •whn-'i' trial tlie loi-iiVerv of the
Horsey exptessed opi$*sltion to j
^ vvhil.lx w»| in rry a rel
ditrd t" vou," observed Senntor nnd winter visitor, who lauded the ‘•nit “ » u»e llte American
I ifever luul
&gt; minder. in ^ &gt; |
pr0V|
N|0WI of
0j the Cnrnvvay Dill
'iitl
’
d Token in an aillooinbile o" 1r i v a l Iv w a . |,llt oil ll"
revisions
|nH
:l.4 homos nrc roniple-ed.
JaNh (IM of Mont.
hospitality of Lake Mary citizens l»Hei* exclusively.
fir-i 'leart.'' the -i-.itemeat -an!
t..,
,
i
.,;id.
Kni
was
taken
from
.K
h k. ( |. I- ll
(Continued
on png^»X)
Supi
l-Till*
(juui
Tin- fixing of
Of the productii
|.r.Hlu4-l.«nJMr&gt; v| i(( k
wa- taken by friend* lo be an ad "Well, I gave it," said Lasker* and said he was plann'ng to build
ii .. ii and -lint and killed. It vvni we e k i*1 A p t
Jrodurimr a cancelled check for a home there nnd bring others costs ii left chiefly to the custom* * The e fact&gt; were made I &gt; « i I),
Ib 'ectiw t ouilcll, tile in»t ‘hiii I** Huli. it Fit. b»M. I'-' V1 ,|.t, mil tu.leutn.i. (bat temporary
at ............-•••
New York, through , m
p.i.OOO nmde out to himself. “ Why with him; C. H. Ellis of Lake npprlaser -i
man .............. Hu- I''* "
• iii nit-nt. which form
iln'oii-n; ilmrgi .jn c i l two -l".i-, \ tInn* 1 puli, . m u t . v li” * !• ated .1
&lt;Coutitiued on page ;D
tor a -cries of uddi '•'••♦lone of which kilbd Kicr.
* Mary; P. D. Anderson, president which port most ot Hie imports ^
s, IIMltl'III I l l ' l l til;, ll ll VI'MI" iVTi' I'V Mi.iiteulaiiu and Ml'* Weil ThU h .
sister, win'it tli.ir Irials begin.
#
, o f the Lake Mery chamber of cum- pass. Tho appi'user is allowed which Me Morrick is ilebv **'*» ' '| lie indict llli Ot illcgt-il. * ' bu i , I,Ilf. &gt;Mtig III- bil l -hi * r mi i ul d-. i i
a wide latitu(|e. He maintains a j ( ) ^ ^ ( lieforo civic and I *'■ (Juigg lonspiteil with other offin i
M l . . Tubl'S siabl.e.1 Chief llluke in
mu! mi pi a'tit in ' I mi,' uVd " H " ' 1
ike link Willi a Knitt* The two woi mil- in Miami.
. o T
the Christian Chjtrch of Sanford stuff Of expert- in important fo r-1.....n (|llll.
to keep tile lugi •- death a seciei. Xva- in. lie 1 to g a i n In- f('i’»' -l "l "
Continuing, Mr. Merrick
mid a!«o ..rilen .1 mat no entry «•,
Np I p H p H T #1 A s m s t and Rev. Max Cm*, pastor of the eign countries, hut many o f those
I 1(1 hett wl i o llli- I" ell ill I'ultnli m.a an .binged with assault with
may be withdrawn should foreign
“ M\ g.andfather and my '
MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Mar. 2L—
' '• Kiel 's al li'-t lie 1...0I on the polic. Tiivv.'i ' i n , , ' l o t Vug . vvmi I " - t m i d intent t" murder.
i
iii
1 n
l -l i
Rapiist Church of Oviedo.
Im.udug army* " f l«'*f«l
(IN S)—Mr*. Vivian Tata Rrooens,
In h I n w p r
riV hihit
Among those who appeared on avenues of information he cut off- who w,iv both minister*, t - Il! lilotti 1. *The poll,, i-eporlcd that trial .ii -11pci 1 1mi l l ( lie ( i i - t
An investigation of the whole ni«. tluii one *hould never
III I 1 U W C I
I j A I l i m i (ho pr0“ r||m ( f
(.iitertniniiient
" “ k Kiel-- body wn- l. oild on tile I"I"I we e k 111 v i " I ' n be l t , w l m niiel, xx,11 .lefen.l tlm win women «t ‘ heir 21, pretty divorcee, killed ‘ her
in,-l,idl'd &gt;n
III tne
the list are RmlHill,
Indian,
who
&gt;
subject
of
obtaining
foreign
maim_
without
a
text.
I
am
going
t.
lus ronfe-.ien in a Chottnnonga ■trial, atclwtled
. brother and younger Blltei hero
»'•«* I.......
Mill
.
•
.
i i ,
vvere; Cherokee
In
A committee headed •»&gt; M*&gt;- puvo hMh voc.| and instrumental fnrturing costs has been started by
(f&gt;xt
nn article by Ibat'e
The fifth imljiji:
I YMiunL
early today when she committed
of llirmutg' suicide by turning on gll^tha gM
4 mblizbud-about it year a m - (l ,Trti , tive, war. lo l l in jail cluirg- iiiiottier c h arge , w as brought t
l)inalil I*. Drummond will have nunihera; J. A. J’ ackham, and Vir- tin* custi.m* bureau und it was exwould
• I (. j|i(
^|nKnzjnc, patHi, ,! ••1'u. ,,,| xv,u, killing \ - t..ry W I’m - A tlanta to repeat the ronfe&lt;» •n I,am. all fnmmi eiiminnl lawyer*, jet* In their apartment. ’
paicc „f th.. table* on the balcony gil Wester. The Lake Mary orhecs- pecLed-lhat a
xvillx
Assistant
Secretary
of,
the
'|-j,at
Moves Mouiitaiiu '
nrll, a earpeutei. i" Nov . H'2'', Ic f o r e the grenil ju re . 1 itx-lvct* 101,1 Jiiilpe Sum lloblis nnd Winston
This verdict of police detecUVW jL
[if the Womans Club as.put'Laf the-j tr«- rendered sevenl selections and
Treasury Seymour I-ownian soon. , ..jt) ,,1^ y(.ars in Coral liable- we |wilb"ui provoenii"i . nerordit.g to later cepiidinted the i-oafessivn
investigating tho finding of thro* Hr.iiv n of S, lata '
free
movies
were
shown
through
Wuitirl-KlnWer Show to staged next
Officials explained Hint the Am ) a. (, |,rouKht from the Ninth more the in.Hi tment. .......I maiiitaiiie l
person* asphyxiated in a downlowji &gt;
111 Ii -1 a whose indictments vver*
courtesy
of the
Whiteffdne-ilay and Thursday. Tlic’ o the
WOMAN INDICTED
rooming homo thU mornlnj. Mric J
crieutt Govc.nmeiit lias no dcsir.- ()
#|r.u,00nt000 of InveMed *|»i- lie *b,,i in self &gt;i
liighlcynmn
Inc.,
local
Chevrolet
nol-proshid
by
the
orik
lare
I.
rill lie two ten tallies, two lunch
llroocns w-bb bclleveil despondent .•
I„
force
it*
agent*
to
pry
into
pnJaj
|
|
|
|
X
V
'.x;(|
(.llccd
in
euinpletvd
("itj
In
1
,
turning
ll"
u
dirtment-,
the
I.i,. Thompson. Abe NiSM'iilmum
NF.W ORLEANS, Mar. 21.
*ble&gt;. ;wo dinner tlildes and two, dealers.
vale business over the objection
„ f ajj kinds from modcsk j grand jury declined it bud dioov- ni-w in the T o w e r on eonvirtion •
over III health. Mr*. Broocns* — do
Fred
McRae
tendered
the
Use
of
1INS 1 Me* Smith Kclluwny, of
Drrakfa-t tallies. In connection a,
body was found on the. floor. *
of the foreign countries. If, how- |V.,„|,.))C,.H tlie IHItmwe Hotel, cred im iilllniui I,el ween police
,,
, I-, , oat 1Imrpes of hav ing in Ins p&gt;
i:.» ia-ster, N. Y.. wa* under formtlftg ("incst will lie staged on hi* speed boat during the uftrr- ever. Antericsp selling Pflees are y |,„v,. |,;„ught over 12,000 people nnd iremls'rs of the nnderwoild mid
.
. . . .
,
powder puff in one liand and a
si--*o*n
fielitliiu.s
loll
"f
i-xi'limic
iiocn
to
those
who
desired
to
take
,1
in.lirlmcnt
lixluy
for
tlie
slsyi'JB
tie ba- i- of beauty and general
rocomiaeadeil 11 ,oinp!etc leorganImx
of powder in tho other. Sh*
used
foreign
producer*
will
suffo.
(.(
i|
1
|
J(;
,itl,te*
and
u
dozen
foreign
a ride. Many persons availed them­
Ifont iiuieil nil page -H
. fttakb v Harris, wealthy gamli|*P]&gt;e:ilame of the tables.
was /■owilering her fuco whatt ,
|
„,s. la accordance with-a re­ izulion uf th(f police ilepiirlinen
a competitive hardship in
selves of tho invitnt'on.
;,.r iwii weeks ago.
Al* garden literature will he
»trui.. down by the .leudly fumMj|J^j
United Stntes.
. 1 I'ditoriul in The Miami Herald, und illiindiute removal of ll* pres­
|plarr,| on the balcony and will be
ent
heads.
*
officers said.
- 1‘ ‘1
iCotitinueil
on
page
.'D
d
o
d
g
e
h
o
p
s
o
f
f
RAILROAD I'ETITIONS
Miss Hazel Tate. 47 year old *t$Idutrilitited. by Mrs. George G. Herlring. Chairs and rockers will be
JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Mar 2 1 - ter was found stretched nudv
WASHINGTON,
Mur.
24.—
■provided on the balcony to afford
(INSl Horace Dodge, Detroit across the l&gt;ed. In tho next room, ’
Seaboard
Airline
Ion excellent view o f the entire ex­ (IN S) —The
inillionairo, hopped off here at C=- Loui» Tate, ID, brother of thi&gt;
Railroad
today
asked
the
Inter­
Dibit.
•
.0 A. M. today for New \&lt;&gt;rk. He- girls, was found unccinsclous from |
A rmtimitlcc to take charge ot state Commerce Caminixa'on for
.Inntot M. ( ’arson. Miami att'u
lore leaving Dodge *»icl he ma&gt; gas fumes. He died enrouta to tb« .
hospital while ambulance men wsro .
Ithe wild flowers' pjueefl on exhi- ruthority to aequire control of the
Hey ami candidate for govern*" stop at either Fnfettovillo. N.
or
&amp; Chesterfield
working ov*r hhn with • pullnto^
The Methodist Men’s Club held
Ibit hsj been appointed with Mrs. Prince George
Headed by L. J. Holt, dnim ma­ will speak u' tlie Memorial High Richmond, V n . dependlg on the
''GENEVA, Mur. 24.— (IN S)—
I Alexander Vaughn os chnirman. Rail read n new 14-ntile line to be its semi-monthly meeting last night
tor.
4 A
jor, memlsrs of tin- Aiiicrictfli l-» School in Orlando nn Monday eve weather.
liu'lt
between
Chester
and
Hope­
|j. Tilden Jacoba, principal of the
Three international "gun running" gion drum ami bugle corp- 2
at
the
chureh
annex
with
22
mem­
purchnse
of ita
ning at 8 o'clock on important mat­
punier High School, will supervise well, Vn., iby
bers proonV Supper was served plots are engaging the attention strong, will leave Sunday morning
capital stock.
I*H of the school exhibits.
ters pertaining to bis candidacy,
by women of the church und W. M. of European offieinls today. A dis­ for Miami where they will attend according to an nnouitccniortt made
Haynes, president, presided ovee patch from Hclgrade reported the the annual *tut&gt;' mnventinn to be
held in Conil Guldf In addition nt The Herald office early today.
the gathering.
"
confiscation of 22 csrlond* of cxto the corps there will be four Sa 11- Mr. Cnrson promises some plain
The program included u talk on
talk about racetrack gambling,
tho conference program by »lr. from Italy
here, am) msdo an lavil&amp; ation
GOLDSBORO, N. C.,.Mnr. 21
Winstead utid a short address b&gt; gnrinn-Roumanian frontier. It is will make the trip by motor bus.
county rule and Sidney J. *-atta.
which resulted In a doclajgn t y *
The
local
corjii
vvill
lie
accomp­
Rev. W. P. Huh nit un, who explain­ expected that tho little entente will
Mr. Carson announced his can­ (IN S)__Tousled headed, 13 year tbo boy’ s action w*» JusH nA A " ■
ed the purpose und aitn* of the demand « League o f Nations in­ anied by a large number of mem­ didacy several (lays ago «n a plat ­ old Woodrow Thompson played in
Thompson, knoM'o ImT^Uee elre
bers o f the Campbell-l/'SHing post. form of "sane reform". Aa'lltia •»
organization, Another enjoyable vestigation, un Jugoslav officials
clesas
a hnbltiu* olrunU**^ * * * }
A
T
T
t e
S
l
o ^ n i o i i . , , i.»«
tho
front
yard
with
Ids
younger
Tile Miami convention i* unticipatentertainment put
claims the explosives were for the ed with a great deal of interest lho first time he hu* addressed the brother today while preparations arrested recently for cruelly t o w
i*‘ given Sunday afternoon by ) practicing, for some time. TJc or- feature win u*
on under the supervision o f C. D. Hungarian Army.
public in any major city o f the
Unto
.
die Sanford Community Orchestra . chcztra uses full s&gt;mp 1
and pleasure, utt extensive program .state since lit* announcement, the went forward for tho burial of hU funiily. "i"! a!
Wolfe, secretary of the county 1 .
fhe League o f Nation* 1* *t of entertainment having
« th e Milane Theatre, according to |nnd the conductor expects to pr
father, who wn* killed last night fined to the war I for IncbtiaUa. in 1
been
the state hospital at-RaUIlK^It.was
present investigating a mysterious
, - .
, ,
tttnounrement today. The program gress zoon to Btandnrd symphonies
^ The club discussed pli»n* f°r r«- shipment of machine gun* front promised by tm .w *
tool
1
and
overtures.
The
group
ha*
the
stuted ut Jhe .hetifra^jl
will begin at .1 o’clock and the pdb
u shotgun into hi* buck
Besides the .local corps there will I'pcning
' organization of the Methodist boao- Italy to Hungary. These ana aments
Iii* campaign.
morning that no charge
Woodrow,
reaching
for
the
shot­
lie is cordially invited to attend. No assistance of several players from
Urokcd u|* n a* the man who put gun In the corner, picked up « made against the young 1
hall team to . participate in the were discovered by pccident at nt. be 12 other musicial organizations
the
Winter
I’ark
Symphony
orchesr
|Mhni sion charges will be mndo
at the convention representing
Gotthord. pn tho Austro Hunsaidun some of the larger !•&lt;**»* “ f Jhe a stop to races on the lower La» t shell, fitted it Into the weapon, ami
Wtt a collection will be taken to
TRAINMEN I1UHT
frontier, Jq J*n. The Little «•* state. Member* of tho organization Coast, Mr. Carson was induced to walked Into tho next room where
|W n y the expenses incident (o the f o l l o w i n g are meml&gt;oni of the
make tho first race for governor his father was threatening M*
association
which
is
sponsoring
the
tente
claimed
thpy
were
for
tho
wULIithmrnt of a permanent or­
making tho trip will be: W. UHAGflSTQWN, Md.. Mar.
orchestra: Pauline Cook. Claude
Hungarian Army. The Hungarian Hoffman, Fred Newman, I etcy A. only after former Governor Catts mother with vidcncr. "Era* your
ganization.
H N S ) - Five Irx'nrnitt vrtr&lt;
had declare.) himself in fav..r "I last time and make ;t snupp),
Government
claimed
their.real
des­
Herndon.
Virginia
McDaniel,
E.
JMore. John Illnterminlster, St.t “ loral option'' and,race track ganib
The piogarm will include an
jured early
HKlar^ipt^g. 1
tination v.-a* Poland.
Grover T. Thompson, drunk fgr
-—-- - Woodard,
— - • Forre tl
averture. .'Light'Cavalry’’ by Sup- Hill nnd Rose Abramson. fin»t vio­
Millard
freight
trains
ou
ling.
Mr.
('arson
declare*
'hat
v
lins;
Robert
•
Frazier.
Chrfztlnc
Ruhrman
outlined.
,
Th,. British and Irish Fry*; Stoth p ^ L ;iT ''''7 ;ielin Wimbisli.
Knrl
tho oast 24 hours, mar led ut hi*
$*, “Jlesrt Wounds'* and “ The Lust
-j
r-who
a - wu
cn her Mnrylftttd Railreout W»V*
return u&gt;
L» w
the
evil condition*
‘ rrlnaimr
are Investigating
wt . GnUhtll.
f.U.in
Four new member* were added GovermrcnU
Stoudcnmire.
Betty
IlinUrtuuUv,
return
e
.......
;
wife',
was
cither
(iiivenni’
cius
-----—.
..
.
..
..
l
Stevens,
hreit
nmFred
HinSpring' by Grieg,- “ Scarf Dance"
rt Aiuniculd Catottj^
Ttlli-jrrd plot to smuggle arms an d; Hchult . • •
D ugon,' Carl
.
knees pleading
V ('hsmimulc, “ Marche A ur Plnm- Charlotte Nix, Lucille Bol*. Eliza­ to the rollnorth of •l*lfv’ r*‘ !'H^'‘l i
munition,
in i. tlm
« « • * Shepard,
, £ “ » * ; Eddie
rM r
unitions Into
the Fm,'
n e e S-.W from
•"»' |UTmUmr. WilItam
ver—please."
.
by Clark .'and “ Ballet of beth Smith ami Wilbur Hn» th. sec­
bound double
hw M nl
ntincntal Europe for use Iby Irish . L. yn
.
j R Atkin­ cover.
' 90 PERSONS POISONED
ond
violins;
J.
A.
B
ccvcj, vtol.itcelWoodrow
fired
from
close
range.
« * Viewers’* by Henry" Hadlev-.
burked
un,l
a
''•VjY
....
i.ttr.n
«rmv
"guninwt
Ii
uni
Meyer
W.
•
.
■
|
&gt;
t«hR
1C
4I.'
lo; William Joehmpn. contrabajvs.
Republican army nuurtcr* that the
th» shots penetrating it s fatheri
Th? orchestra Ij , under the diDouglass
n
* MINSK POLAND, Mar. 24.—
Tho GovenmV “ f
Michi ieil: -pin il cnumn at the hire of th. header plunged. ‘ otJ»;
JM t • •
. . * Griffin. .. !
believed in some
of Hsrve Clctnens. Mr. Mrs.'C. A. Cook, piano; Mr*. Edna (1NS) — N inety' persons were in ! so-called
......M» vrerc
Mexico, ha* mile m nll’ '».ui're " mck. Ho crumpled t" the flror, li" t" reports^
“ gunmin"
were planning
pianttinj: tenden.
lenden. Aubrey
Aubrey Kendall and 1
- - aS k i
v'Janun* |a u musician of many Johnson, flute; Richard "
of terrorism a ; jinst Unit.
______ ___
vnric-us hospital* hcrc t,Kl" y euf*
inriii'.t.-)»), mining nml n ? " 'u
-iyf?
tnnUy dead. Late Isit night ( «rand
Peter
Schlrnrd,
clartnsts,
How­
J*4***’ I'xperlriice. He was fo.m rtMors than 500 m
ul eUabllthuinUtto. never 1
|o|^Tfo(B
R.
Robin^n v.ent
oui.»K
ard
Roaai,
oboe;
Louis
Renton,
busD
U
Tl
qv»s»s
•
•
•
*,
W
r
n
m
i
o
f
(J
r.many
nr*’
favor,
,
.J ooloist and assistant conductor
German steamer;
“* Evanxion Symphony Orchestra son; T. M. Dollison and t»- *
,nid to hey*. been so|d by n t ier- 1
*1 1yonductor of the North herns; G. C. Fciliw*. L. Selveking chant. TweolV-twi* r f the victim j.
f r m , I"“ . s s x
" u,' r
v k i.„y .
condition ' Great ‘Britain
i nd Rodney
trumpets,
II.
"
T
p. Symphony
byinphony in ChicagoChicago, He
lie end
Kouncy Hsr/is. •
• j
uch a serious, condition
‘
, now has l,407..ro- ; ors.
y crr.
altos
* Krvad foe somo Ume o . direct- C. Moore. F. M. Wilson nnd Conrad
11"‘ J g J - * tlu)y w*y djo.
j o^roUv# socUtWs.
Pr.'•$
of ‘ b« HlinpU Sj'mybooy

BRUTS FUND

:nies G ifts O f
Lesser Am ounts

' WASHINGTON, Mar. 24.—
(IN S )—The Senate this after­
noon ordered the immediate ar­
rest nf Thomas W. Cunningham,
Philadelphia political leader on
n charge of contempt. The Sen­
ate's
8crpcant-nt-arms
was
instructed to arrest Cunningham
and bring him hefore th e , bar
«&gt;f the Senate to answer queslions about a $.10,000 contribu­
tion he made in 1020 to the
McMary campaign of Senator
elect William S. Van* (R ) of
Pennn. Cunningham twice defied
the Reed Slush Fund Committee
Inst year by refusing to answer
nn.v questions about this enntribution.

‘

DEATH DECREE

Stronger Bills
^
Are Introduce® j

FRIENDS PLEDGE
5,000 DOLLARSTO “ M ^ b W ^ :vS

l t ;

mneCHlJRCH BENEFIT
T° :;,:^ &lt;; 1&lt;CSTAGED AT LAKE
£ b :iru £ :M A R Y IS SUCCESS

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A t Church A n n e x To Start Probe Of
Gun Running Plots

Sanford Community Orchestra To
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SMITH ON HIS

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O I L R E T IC E N C E

(fiiIn LtiiiK-llttr lii.il a ' m tga'.inn •
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ay item put into hin nungt. grove |
t Other speakers inriudetl Mrs. MnMr*. Mary Harris'Armour: den
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the woik being done by Otajfctiiforii
(Ccntinuvd frftni ibige l 1)'
(lyrialiewt
cribed a* the -Billy Sunday of the be I Dean o f Orlando, who cnumer-J
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Machine Co.
called ns n .witness before the oil
\V. C. T. U.," was the principal ated the rcHOons why the wets w ant.
T hiu M a r k Star
i_ r _ „ T h n l A lre a d y Ntini* Investigating Chmmittce, bocauao
J. W. Miller of M uon City, lj.. speaker of the central Morida con­ to elect the next president; •'J'* 3 1
Breadi Gooi
Zita Bella my of. Emits, who dci^l W eclflnw
h e r O f (irin n in g S im p le to n s there whs no ovhletiro thnt-hr~waa
nr .(veil Sunday evening nnd U l ’ -■ ference of the \\ omen s Christian
*•
cribi
d
propaganda
said
to
he
ciri guest at the Inn. Mr, MiL’er owns ’icnyicrnncc Union held in this city rul.itul in the interest of the wets; i Th A p p a llin g A n d T h a tC on * Involved in any way in the.Con“
. ’
Ity DavU j . Width
mi Thursday, coming 6» u close
- l lp u c n c c -W o u ld "He S h a m e
property here and is planning on . ■ ,
International N&gt;» n Hen ire
Mr*. John Uonnnii. who listed -the;
tiiu-ni-.il Trading Co. bond-'^trans­ i l f r e - i s n hit of M
jL J V i ,*
Hports Editor.
n winter home.
homo.
n*'
ri fi m
building ti
.U ^ /jL u u ^ r.^ id v h .rfn ^ d ftrtm ^ h“ fH
*MW,
S * sr PEKING, Ms . 20 -IfN 'S)—The actions.
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w-*fits
r
-s ,
th a t w c are sure'/M
f| V . NEW YORK, Mur. 23.— (IN S). MtjuJtrlreiUa. U«dirjrlTnnn " i,r of law Sibscrvnnce ,i» laid in the
"You grntuiloualy enurge me, y°u " pf«v-v «««hi
powlb'llity of Chin, uniting IU.M
Through devious channels, c o m e s j-r * - ; a
the scene of u happy party Mon­ home and ’declared that there ia no who
and cn- aftbr n /nshiun tnrough the com­ howiver, with being a party to a Q u a lity linkers of
•fiTJW~Mlimtr'Ttrrtny that" R C plTJ C C ^pC aK C l day evening, the occasion doing more- tva*en f(,f repealing t|jo biiitv in law observance
forcemeat,
and
Miss
Mary
B. Er­ mon desire o f northern nnd south­ plot to cnnlde the Republican Party \Vc 90 wholesale !&gt;nl
Eighteenth Amendment than for
Guorge Rickard and Brother T u n '!
.
*-------the 71th birthday of her father, rcvocntlng the laws ugainct mur­ win. national director o f young ern leaders to obtain tariff auto­ to escape in some measure tho sU tu U n g the meral
noy have reached nn ‘ ‘understandN E"
ORLEANS, Mar 23.—
. . . . . . .
. .
, this or/ianizatloni n
Mr. Gaston Jacobs. The living room der, stealing, gambling, and other pr,,pic’s work, who told o f the pro- nomy nt the end o f thl» year is penalty
for the disgraceful rcconl jrC(h e r on a sound plat
now looming large on the political
in#.” i f they are referring to the (IN S J -M M w .y M v y n the l!»2d
(jnss
that
bus
been
made
in
thin
who S' the guests'assembled was crimes. The speaker stressed Ihe
SOunafl
hym on wltll • the arinies are in- of the party in connection witn s t a r t . It , is , a SOui&gt;
f1 U
h ^ W w tig h l nictation, this makes
W2\
th&lt;?, C!cve,en? bonutifuly - decorated with
cut need for upholding the mnicsty line of activity.
cauHe
It
clei
ls
w
ith the|
these
scandals,”
continued
Nyc.
Mis* Minnie K. Neal of Jack­ I'ulglng in the usual winter respite.
them exactly 1 tip on the rent'of ,mllnnii’ ,mvj mr »«*t-Uto penunt flower.* and the huge birthday and dignity of the law nnd raid
The whole matter harks hack to Purely you cannot be ignorant of clcnient, and l hat mt
cakes mlo'ued a side table. Mr. this could bent he accomplished by sonville, state president, presided
ua but, anyhow, the word Is that
b f°” 0,1 t“'e
the ill-fnto l Cuitoms 'Conference thu fuel that upon my own Initio- U f 18 Practical and
nwr
the
sessions.
Devotional
ex­
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of ti.c sen ten, suddenly were i.cpriv* DoWitt Williams presided at the a more careful consideration o f the
know Hint If
which M’ n s held between the live nnd responsibility* and without i ” &gt;
Tunney, ,%lll defend his title no
ercises
Were
led
b
y
.
Dr.
E.
D.
punch
bowl.
A
huge
bonfire
was
people to the question.
,or . c;,ntpet_
ed of n greut conti •fielder and n
Preshy*
thu
suggestion
o
f
uny
other
mem'
,
„
s , 01
Power*
and
Chinn
in
1020
and
later than July, that his opponent
A large delegation from every ! B
nice, pastor of tin
built in the yard and gnni.’ s were
.
” ld util
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"
along'
hers o f tho committee, Republican ‘ w ou
successful malinger almultaniouily.
which
ceased
to
function
when
nil
t ... *
oljty'if ’adfrixi; Tom Heefiby «r
indn’ged in by the younger set. At union in this district was prenont, t« i i m Church, n' " 1
a
n
y
m
o
re
than
two
fui
semblance o. Cl.in.-se governinertts or Democrat, I appointed nn in­
Tlia lov. couldn’t havo occurcd in nine o'clock Mrs. Hodges invited nnd the gathering was described I Mnrler, pnAor of the «-V* ,
liv in g u n tilr the sai
Jtffhtiy R isko. nnd that the tite
vestigator,
on
the
bnsis
of
infor­
dissolved
around
the
foreign
dele­
any Other way because the manager the guests to the porch where the ns one of the nm»t Interesting and &lt; h-uvli. Mnslr was furnished
o r a * tJinar.cticn will k&gt;e New
mation privately furnished to me, and in the same quar
gates.
und centreflold happened to Ik* one Colonel’s rumptous repast , was Inspiring1 conference^ in the hla-J.M. • E. M- C arrol. Mrs. Moure
nloitp without
who
traced the bonds o f the Con­ p et
Yorktj s '
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Before the CusUms Cohference
fre
q
u
e
n t jars.
and the same1 man, Tristram ipread upon tables. Afto the din­ toiv of the distrivt organisation, noil Mr*. Cohort Glenn.
posed cut of the picturj, thb os- tinental Trading Company owned
llrcncy, it seems, is the preferred
ner the honor guest cut the birth-, _
Spenker l.imscif.
by
Hairy
F.
Sinclair
directly
to
tho
i
*
fembled forei;.n rcpresontatlves
candidate at i he moment ami it
I f makes little difference that &lt;•«&gt;' enkej. About «0 guests railed day made the gratuitous an­ coffer* of* till’ Republican Nation- ( T h e r e fo r e , wc began i
ie tp bis nrsumed that, if the champ­
Governor Concludes i C h i c a g o W i l l S p e n d one
ho no longer Is n treat outfielder during the evening.
nouncement that •‘The contracting al Committee through the bunks fr ie n d ly linsis and witl'L
ionship were to lw fought for to­
and it may even he lliaf he no lon­
of New York City."
! Under.stiinding. bea u t]
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parties other tlisnv Cjiinn •hereby
morrow, he is the man who would
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W e st Florida Drive;
ger is. a good manager, The point party at the Inn Monday evening
Nye tlieii recited in detail, the Itr6 stricll&gt; tooncratiTff
recognize
China’s
right
to
enjoy
bo iu there taking uncalled for
is that the Indians hftVC'yel covers being laid for seven. In*
active part he has taken inrihe oil j m u tu a lly helpful,
liberties .with brother Tunncy’s
JACKSONVILLE. Mar, 2 2 .- J? o r i n i n g Z o o F n i n i l y Tali f Autonomy; agree to remove investigation, ns a Progressive Re.
.to produce- a man to succeed him viled were Mr. and Mrs. Grigg, M . i
knuckles. The latter' usually n o
the
tariff
restrictions
which
are
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publican, nnd pointed out the cbm.
,
in either position. And the replace­ and Mrs. Duekwald o f Ableii'.’ With his We/t Horidn campaign
most discriminating hut this is not
aiong pt
Vortaincd . in existing treaties mittPe is now acting under author- ’
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ment o f Speaker in these two posi­ Kan., Mrs. Mabel Bench of Orlan­ nearly finished, Gov. John \V. Mar­
t IDCAGO. Mar. 20, — (I N S )the time for financial proprioti'*.
lielween
theipsolvt’lespectivety
nnd
Imrmoniousty.
do
nnd
Mr.
und
Mrs.
Snyder.
ity
of
u
losolutibn
introduced
i»y
tions today icmnins one of the
tin lia* started tilts week to cover llow much dots a riiiiiocerua coat. mid China; and con»ent to the g"Shrink though they may from this
Indians’ several problems at they
Little Margaret Webb, dawghtei ’ Nassau, . Crdumhiu and Stiwanee Veil an elephant; a baboon, a imj-Into offecti o f the Chinese Sen. Norris, (10 of Nebraska.
contact, nn undeserving chin simp­
“ t ’ ader thos^e clrcumstames, ’ iV A f t e r nil. is n d this I
npioucW the end of the training of Mr. nnd Mr*. F’ cd Webb has j
ly m ust. strike them very rudely
N’liUonnl Tariff Low on January 1. ill become* you to accuse .me uf to Ret alon g nmwajr,
Comties and tlmn expects to w otk . -."iiffe and a tiger?
tearen.
.
bean
very
ill
but
is
much
better
1
before tho tmd of the summer.
f
the performance o f my duties us in b u sin ess or in
,'jiis is want Alfivii- K. I'nlker, FJJti.”
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down into the central portion of
Roger* Pcckinpaugh, hardy vet­ ,,0w.
Apparently fhrlnclt o f more ade­
Second
Announcement
nn 'i/ficial In n latter, whig hi by c o n t fic l‘ ,V
eran of many a cnpipalgn, has come
,ito r of the Lincoln Bark Zoo
H. L. D mu left Tuesday morning the state, lie will go to Luke City
quate data, it hhs been decided thut
SiMiultaneousi.v a* second an- the way. rCjiresents flic first, pub­
.'i-n.iiiaii
forward this year as the 1P2H for l.al;c Wales to lie gone a week p lig h t f &gt;r nis nccond .(pcceh aftei
it-, must dote mine when he
the time might ns ’.veil tie July and
i^nt iviu made that "The lic eqialemnation by yourself o f the W h n t is (he use in
managerial hope of tho Indians or ten days,
.
.
u week nnd n half in Tallahassee. 'm is to purchase animals for Cl i- i.ounce Hwn
the chin might ft* well lie Hacncy’a.
ent o f the Republic of oil scuiulais which has con-c to my tim e in li yint; tn te l
Gov;nj.o.r
and
to
his
experience
nnd
judgment
J.
W.
Wilson
returned
home!
A packed court house one of the
However, I understand that neither
r .'•! new $5,000,000 forest pre- Chinn declare* that UKin slinll be notice.
.
has been supplemented th? acumen Monday morning from the Orange1Inigi'st political auciii.'iues ever u.xw ith people witn (L&gt;n*t
George nor brother Tunney is def­
"MigTi.i it i&gt;o that your reticente b e frie n d ly with, vdat’J
abili hcd simultaneously M-ith the
o
'
Billy
Evans,
former
umpire.
Be­
rv
e
7
.r&gt;o.
General Hospital where ,‘hc has semblcil in Fernamlina, heard Gov.
initely committed to any opponent.
eiiforeement of the Chinese Nn- to speak out against these scandals q u a rre l w i;h them—)
I’.otighly, a rhinoceros rusts
They simply havo ngreed that tween them, they uhould furnish keen a -patient for the part ten Martin last night outline his ad­
tii nr.l Tariff lain ; and further de- sooner is attrilnitablc to the fact
the
Indians
with
the
drive
and
in­
a lo m .
Maybeday.".
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• ministration nnd aak for a eliniir • HI t„ &gt;10,000 - that is, the Inilian cl-IV - that tho abolition of likin that Harry R Sinclair wa* u mem- th em
llceney is a superior a ll. action
ex a n tp le w il! lulp then&lt;
spiration
that
featured
Speaker’s
to
icp.c’Sciit
Florida’s
harbor
an
1
It.
G.
Fqiith
of
Oviedo
Mils
a
pvgr Risko, p ro v id e this pal
:im wh i. h i ' ci id .-red ihe most -•lia!l he effectively van in! nut b&gt; Ibov of your official family, and bad,
unity.
other interests in the United
doesn't litt'c at iVIn tiro meantime, leadership. Hu. the furnishing of business vinit-&gt; here Mei.day,
i mu-!i ! - t . 1229.”
nH neVapapers now repart, contribalunklc.
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a
cent
refield,
per
so
is
something
Fred
olid
I.ini
ry
!f«
bliinr.
sons
o:
Staler
Semite.
He
will
speak
I'ri
which probah'iy it will. Incidentally.
The st uni must rage ahaut these luted in 1!H8 when you were it suc"There is -no flat vale on nuiJ. It. Bobbins loft but we.k t- t ik« day night in Live Oak and then rv
It if brotirtr Tunncy’s thought that el::e again.
t-vo ai.iioiineemfnts.
Pro. .-.ling cesrfui enndiduto for governor, to
Ecu Funesco wa n’fu x n ctly n the exnmin.itioiia for eiiteii ig the turn to Tnilahassee.
i!- of any bird.’ - . vplained I’nrJuly vsidl furnish tlie ideal llule. it
Hiinouneomci-t was n 1a Democratic eommiUee in New j
the
I'
.vvcr&lt;
bargain at boioiu! liase Inst yeni nr-ny.
bel;qr quite logical contention that. ibnrKni" ,u
i
"
"S ‘i nian.v■ tiling .-lit!»r
would W c are Inc o:ii\ mem)
lie
slim :■ • mu- (xplnining tlxAt it "-as Yoik. Nye declared
Mrs. .!. Mux Co ik •f Oviedo and
Twenty horned f a d s arc on
if.'un opponent is unavailable by \»*«t «" “
!n
J
h deal. Tin- age of the .uiiin.i!. to I..- ..'.tile d ill a l cuty f lie ! “ bieid no guiity party in the oil Q u a lity Bakets of Ai
than
l;er two* n* I*- s Mi
ilr.rtninu i a.d lb. ii way tn the Philadelphia ?t*
then, tin
he, the ..............
upiioucnt. ,ui;i
will I.',.'
be particularly r ince he also can f
in th is let ritti'.';-. and
j.liy-tiru! comlitin i and i. ty,l0 sigm-.l at t'ac Conference. No such 'Caudallievo the fading (ie irge Hunr* a; M&gt; (,i i'n o,‘ Br ulenlo \ mci - lb*
equally • "non eat" in Sept, nnd
I'tifertuiiately, the poll liqok# air
nttatl tciSiPu
i dial
tr:u»vaiCliff.1."
the
tberlv
\
—i
ei-jneil
nnd
now
foreign
i
int..
•
b
ally
o
f
the
maritime
custenn
first iiasc.
guests nf Mi . K. E. T Iblile T'tir - i ■ W ashingf ii. s" Lien II Tr? *• •"
probably more so.
v e r y Rond ’&gt;u i ii. Ii]
diplt.mat-,
nix'
wont
t
&gt;
pu-k
akii'cIt is this lack of clara in ecu 're l’ »*- |! I l'| l.lll.
Main (III, r *
tihoiiM be cTillected by the latter h'in'er th ;:'
; Bfothor Tunney, if need bo.
a-ij*. 1(1
dckiy in listing the "*-w arrival
I i&lt;t|d and the ir.ntr works that pr&lt;
Parke,* l\ IM*iV.M | \let's ■intiy when life Chinee go merrily on I and treated as other revenue.* vol- to u s up’utt i:t'i atinn •]
\li Km per nf f':. itoll. Ohio, m Iii ji* Republii an • voters.— Philadcl
cottltl cite the melancholy case of
chib their pitching merits. They ha- h i i li-i ing J. W. Minniek
in ren-ote ijuart.-.'.- if t!u gloh 1 I heir way nsstnqing that th( iected.
o u r rfepulul ’ .11 hid
JiMk-'Shnrkoy, the ex-ornli.r, n.i
vents the Indians from being th« '•ft W edr-sib J for bis home in phia Reinid.
,i
. ing h-in a pink &lt; ••ml 'inn- •y l - .- .u , prom- e t'-i’ in tariff auto
The difficulty of first geitii lho to th e arid U--Ithat one enn afford *n g :vLikewise :iw c'blacse faetionisf:* lb agree among
h ire a great staff, c o in i's c l &lt;&gt;f •»b'ii
I V 0.Bright
’Vt b-f(». If*ll &lt;» . it it. \d
111itiiv-r r.in—l &gt;1" Mr. rnd Mi" ••
a hbaVyweigh’ p.ont»nder nlmo..t
.i : i'» ( v •■«•.c 1. avv' done nothing t-&gt; nhol- llo im-clvr- on ti e, diriribuiion of j
Craige t 'hlr. Emil Levs'm V. II 1vin tl p r
i
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it
-.i
\er.il
i
ini'
re'er».('
l.opt'i'
Sundqy,
nothing, except too much time.
lin k noil
t ■ n n- promt- .1 which in l wa
lludlin, Joe Sigmte, Wa i
M*
i-\cinn's from this plum »&gt;* tin j \ V c AVcrr
’ -liit il St,i»U- *.
. i i ): ** I,-,nil i r I '
I bo fnoiv.il of A'. . Eaton, wli
Six.months ngo, our Mr. Shari. *y
wel
tsariTv
In
,v
il’
et-itt
erned
It*
be
a
t
n
1
..
t
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In- ;:nii Gailaud Itiefciye
:&gt; (inn rusi-ma r tents au.:». I
i,i. .1 «&gt;,,l.&lt; will bcvl '
hi- .'f. i'd.• h ph-iut »*•
•:n &gt;1 Tue nt.irninrr i f the nonu- • *
waa.lhc )&gt;cllwethcr among heavy­
upy
a
Iliou}i!»1
i
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it i'.j0 f. • t'n operation " f the h- .. |,&lt;I hi ti:-.
There isn’t u great dial ••T - ;dn
11 -oil
litro- .:! 1
I'll. Ills 11. I
i.or dairrliiei Mi
l\onx, was hoi
weight contenders, ;he Ind who
ion U
place
li»
iht
,.f
tariff
l
reed
An.
t.i
•
nbrut the enteking, ndb I eke l ’&lt;
]• '
( ;.,.
aim v ;i"e. *
•• A . i it i fin baldly 1. . (!•
Irom tin- Hend l’amral pirlcrs :
need-only remove Ids attention
other u*&gt;tI 1 cr. bit]
well, ill *rit Mvni . and Martin
Tariff ( iinfi rencr
The cei.t'.nnary of George
,' : , Il wil • -i A'-...... Fa- i-t • i.'ie-fl. Fr*i.i* eft-i'nooi!
n-i*. (I f i •m ’ i. • Aft l?l .fHI
vi: al,
from himself long enough to sign
qu alificB iiu
I , i . In
v . k ini'
r* i ; 1in wh'i it the foic-ign -."is ditli wii- netr.tly el, «• v.
liifl he 1.utight fur ahouut ri.Seviijd fi a &lt; in-ot—*v
in allomi
t ry 1
(jn the dimpled line for n till* fight. A r ie l.
int-d
on
in
i i: h i e. The I- »&gt;lv - f din ’ i*»fd wa
Kngln-ul.
I "t&gt;n, I’utlii- - ii&gt;i
i •■..•.I fi»-. t tiliii: led l«&gt; lb
.'i .11,-I Mr
Just for the sake of making a litt
o
n
flu
vtf
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i-i.i-'i " -•»t*i"r vui' ' '■
All. G :i;g and Mi D a k I. a! to it •( ill G jci ivvotil ; emetary;; v •v.'iiau i t and then t&gt;. tin- .
tl« character, bow tvi-. il w.is
f(.tin»l ‘ i’ have H()NISJ_V
.. ' - f«.|- Chines.- unity bv
iv&lt;i : b ‘ .’ .Pu l .' fi*ii■ !
111t.|i*»ity I tiler- In : v :-rd
Training Gamp
deemed ndvisib’o to nerd him along ,1
T E N T l» ( ai p e n l t W i
l.’ o ,|. ,vin- Co.ik wul prcneii -it 1
lit--- a iliiun-tic tar ff rod-,
•a '
*...Ill in pni
Tie.- vot
ji . I. ,.l ,i i- over I u -it mil ion. T! - - •be i-ninimiiiitv
with H uney fo a “ brenther."
, sin cerely wiili u ih fn jy
(bur Ii Sm day |•••
Briefs
■ g a t WAT TO KILL
n ’li. ii vviuilil dn-'uic upon a
, i buy tv-.* of th '
''
.. Mr. i •i.l Mi-. lt.lt h vVIlIti’l* I T * 'ar Ii tiie nveiitv t'i'tli ai J:30 '
1to b e co m e a He Her H
Then they rallied ganudy n d
1 f’.t *i i* t . I.o *-'I* wd in .
, kl'OV. . ..
t
t rqi I" M ■&lt;! i nnd l b " a 'c '
s titu tio n . : Iha i all
•' TUJhisi into tb&lt;- light of i'r.1 w '• ( &gt; r. ijM 'n i'.wBi !"&lt;&gt;.
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lit i-klM'. N- A.. &gt;\Ii i Iur. •• lie* •' \\ l.ico Ti mi., aom in&lt; &lt;it I in birth
re g u la r, hiy.•&gt;-» Liss
teat ‘served to i-liminnt'* Sim key Vm li ^ i;d
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V;l|i- I ; |i: I II li’.O t.'l IllM foi 'be |&gt;•&gt;!
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nrwiN'whore except in tii &gt; open ^o\vII ii.l 1 t
Mr
me between 2 and
I'l liny* ' ti Friday i-imoii'g I"
in telligen t
Ji^ctftlngs of ihe Daniel Wcbslei Thcj n-.-l i(i
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f n- ;• fi vt il:i\' be■•. i i . that :l^e lb. y .1
school of debate nnd ip the opinion
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New York State Athletic|m f i*-»• stm i. a.;;iili t : '.«• I -1•••• .in­ l«t tl o tiv; |n IIIC Ii- li e i"
Of .’ the
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FJton J. Moughlon
S t e a r n a ’ E l e o t r l c P a s t e .(Q uality Hakei's of
i Nil nt between
l oil N V. Mr. I.iv . • • n |i.(- mad.l.mmia.i n.
Braves. •• to 2. Tile Ait'llL h own. i* lit i Tlw-v ;•
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insist
that m en
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ae.l fit "no •• (tail.
11 i lit- ill elil and ra-igeiiieiu * l o' b i&gt; mg -9* 1■
He apparently went light t«» the t&gt; t'mi t hit
ninth • biillg td&lt; iy.
LicO by housrlirrp'rt lor 50vratal
m ust con.-idcr I'.r.-tDitcrUoni In il Isniruaxea.
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head- of -tli? elm**, as fur as llint Sin it Ii. but two nf tlu-:n wi-i h"iu- r.-el erpi •I - I . |ini in ae "V.
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W a v s ih crea ller—RW
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Snniord. Flnrim.
W \ I'i t of S mt'oid
that Its ni-ct Step lie tn' cit with the
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WII: T PALM BF..M II. F
• - i SH» .MX). Snakes at.iilen of confirming th&lt;- *,;n,rt &gt;hat
1 A Rhin- &lt;•
(It left W'&gt; Ini* ('•»
O u a litv l'rt.dm
. ji.-v ur.d varieiv.
Br •l.! ve
Joe Iteckett in a mcadu-r * Ihig Mai. 23. I INS*--The
iu*r si.nl ne. -in jr
visit to d -III
offering me a
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land's i.tiiinling army. I’ ui. anyhow. Bi l.in.i jivi'iv. &gt;1 hero Ind iv *mi i(
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..1 . length ranging
I think brother Tunney is right, ns t i ll -lay *t.«v. Toiliv they hegiu a
. dames V. Tin tl* .-f (III. ■ ttnl ii'i’k pyiin ■
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O l c r y M tir k e ls
$10 one wa
usual. Let’s ti"l give these very • -rics w.th llo SI. Louis Bi.ivvo-.
Ill of lllilti. •t.l Wilt* l&lt;,rc • •titltt i front $1" !■• .nn. T
Bureau m \grirulloral IV"'*"
W e reg a rd otir m!
Tli- Itobiis iv -i d out tin- i’ ll'!tight fevt ui length and t’.ie S.'tOvi (
, worthy contend*- ' to much riim
niivs ru-i.pcralinc with the vv ill* r visitors vv&gt;'. e viillil.;- &gt;
in Q u a lity Hakcr* of
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jvua
.twvuty -.«»*-»H-et1ui Il'ligllT.
to
»t Clear
olt the first thjii't you know rieorg" lie* in the liiatli,
•l. S. Brown Sunday- afl.-i-a-Florida Stair Bureau of Mar.,stS h a v in g hritignl u*
Rickard hlmse'f will have to g &gt; m v.aii-i vi.itenli'v. O.ufb'ldi i Danny [
Ciirblu._____ _______
.t e r and higher con
....... against b other Tunney. In Tayb r was S-IU t«» Meinidii* and I kit-.— b . J s|,urat
■ there
Itepreaentativ e
(o u r
rcspoii'im hL'
this way, di.iiii.ii would he buiatii-f },. . Omtrr—xtirmt- o. Avns r.-lea « it
—
p c c p le o f l his
tg-gdl so met filler out »f tlie thing, tc* Macon.
.
, flin t tve* have n.d »&gt;
Tl re W. : I­ &gt; i a i.- -aippe I ! t ’ *■'
even if it wns only n punch on the!
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( a df) o u r b iri '•&gt;
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n o w . Ihriuigh the
The New Voik Giant.-, wciv low-­ . i hoi Man .lei Secliou mi.king tinkin d o f touperation
today to begin their io'1'ic) vv lb th total for lla Sit,i ■ P&gt;2 i '.il.f. t.liipo t h e r nt embers. « « J.
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Win hington Senators. Tin- Giant- i-e-l " I eae- v. Ii it ti l.i eg ub I the I
th a t M e are ah! to Kb .
took nn&lt;lifer wild i nd wo.dy game ; . I lal lo ! “ it. The Sanf»r.l sli pb e lt e r service inaa ■ «
from the Boston Red S&lt; v at Briul- luetits vv.-le hilled iih follows: 22
ir w e tried to
111
oatiiii yoM.nliiy, winning bv n iili Potomac Yard* und Wayi i.&gt;.&lt;■»,
a lon e.
vi i tc o f K to 7 after tlu-'i pitclii-v- &gt; Tliieugo. f. FI.'ten ■. -I Jersey
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--------fcui| been : b» lied all ow l the lot.
i b &gt;, 3 Pi.iludeiphin, 2 each I*'
MEMPHIS, Tenn., March 23. O u r ntentlHishiP h*JJ
' i i*it Itclfiilo, New**ik. New York.
(IN S)—'Tex Rickard could le a n .
|&gt;,\|.|.AS. Tex.. Mar. 2 k ilN Si U r nt i-it.l I each •’ o-t a. •i'c -i i-a s bin a piece of k«&gt;JJ
ramething about elimination f o r , -j-j,,,
White S-.v wet.'
( o y o u . readers. a&gt; •*
■r Mami'ti’ii, lloiist- a. Jackson
naaiiiiUs Jnon
Stuimy Staslak.,
|„(|.IV i„ tackle the Dalla* vill - iiii.alia, Kali"gb. B.'.'ltvslc*.
u s .'
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giant Polish wrestler, who ncxi ] t.|ra|, ot t|){,
l.engue, follow • Svi iicu-e. Tomtit *.
Wateitovvli. I
Wednesday night will meet
'v ' i itu; „ ilurc game ieril-s played ot \V nsl. n-Sak-m, Will.." Burn-.
Y o u . Ret Q&gt;bi|jtr
“ Stnmgler" 1-ewis, world’s heavy- ^vichita Fall*. In the film! game
The inquiry yesterday was belter
fr o m u
uss ee .' cr&gt;
v „ uu&gt;.
jiff#
weight wrestling chuirplnn, here in against the Spmlib cs vesterda*'., than Mini.- shipper* expertud. The
o
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a
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and
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n -title bout.
Buy S.-halkV buys took a waTiop- ili-iiuin.) vviu iiioileralc, and market j
H ere are the
n e x t. I»nt ro« I a“ J,
.fWhcn four other nationally I'.g to tin- tuoe of f to f».
.--•.out steady. Natural rim sires I
ritiH is Jin n d v a n ta jj
known w iostler* elnimed to have Jwere selling on tin* fame ba*is as |
y o u nnd tn usctff
right for a ImiuI with l-ewi», the
f. i- the past week at &gt;2.1111 for 'i'n i
LOS ANGELES.
Mar. 2 k
W in n ers for
pend on us and we
gjnnt challenger made them a (IN S )—Joe MtCarthy’* Cubs, h-iv nil,] K’s end I'n and IP's discounted '
on y o u .
I reposition never before e*piulb-d irg bid final farewell to their l c'* '2fi oil.-, imuI 3’s discounted mostly i
in wrestling hittory. Sturiak *le- ulinu Island training camp, wire ot).-, iidividuully
washed stick
M onday
Is not th is the 1
claud if he did not dispose of all here today t" engave tlie llclly bringing 2f&gt;: premium! and crate
United .‘ eonfidrWtt
’co
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to
us
fur
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tra
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h
t
loan.
four challenger within two hours wood C.nti of the Coast League washed 10c premium.
u n d ersla n d in g .
lie was through und did not wan: rlu-ii fr* t on. in u l' iig string &lt;i
No*
Thirty-«even cars were reported
Peter
Evans.
a crack at Lewi*. I.ust night w;e- exhibition games over the country. passed Pop'inuc Yard* and Cin‘Singer .sewing mudune. Conthe time bet for the "one night
Mrs. C. Tsakis,
ciniiuti enroute to the ‘following
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a
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diminution tournament.”
destinations:
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New
A
ork,
3
Phil­
TAMPA, Flu.. Mur. 23.— (IN S)
solc*
1)07 Magnolia.
tStiiViul. disposed of Anthony
1— Fresh from : n easy victory c-ver adelphia, 2 each Pittsburgh and
The sm artest new models for
Bream, the »fln*t&gt;
||tile iieading Inteinatlonals, 10 lo 3, Rochester, und I each Baltimore.
’ ’o p e n in g o f his dental o f f i c e u l”
J. M. Stlnecipher.
t lt w a u u iiu lo * .
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men and young men— two andthe Senators take on the (ilunt&gt; Buffulo, ( ‘nlumbu*, t'levoluiul, De
1212 W. Third HI.
was the next und in three ininute-i
t'*.lny. The Smut' rs jmunded the tro t. Kievtau, Grand Bai.i ls, M&lt;&lt;tifftiM'^k hud - won over hint. John
three-button single - breasted
First ten neatest and near­ Mm. T. P. Adam*.
read’ ng pitchers for 10 hitk, Klwu |tr?ul, Newark, Ottawa, and Nrt'iitiHaltuM, Greek, r roved the beat of
outfielder, gathered a ton.
&gt;
suits
in new light tan, gray,
est correct answers will re­ Box 339.
the four. It ‘ ook Htasigk thirty a rirpuit
Telegraphic i . port from &lt; New
tqinulei. u&gt; dispoic of him. Tie l.omir and a triple.
. A x. 3 ’
blue and other agreeable colors.
G. U. Stuart,
- York, thi* morning slows I t urrlvceive a ticket— Bring your Mis.
fourth cbullcnger stumped hi* toe
112
W.
Flret
St.
Shadow-stripes, herringbones;
a* he antareikthu arena und begged J AVON PARK. Fir., Mur. 23.— ills from Florida and supplies mod
answer
to
the
Herald
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cra'e.
Demand
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modernlc
but
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their
defeat
by
to be excused. Oharllo Rcntop, pinMr*. T. J. K- Wellst ■ and other fa n cy patterns.
motAr of the touminiciit, himself •the St. Louis (’ iiixlinais * to .') the niurket in sl'ghtly stronger. Flor­
urday.
.
id*
10
-inch
crates
an
helling
on
the
4 wrfidlor of much renown, of ! Athletics hop|M-d a bus for St. Pet.I—
J U te is
fared to take on the pole for u erf burg where they piny the Bo* -j followliic price raegea. 2 1-2 d».z,
«i-U!aU A 1.The "
hnmidnn.ihlp b.reit witii Lewi-.
,1'in Brave* t «fay and tom -u..w . ( J I I W j ) , ’ -'! •!['" S2 i'f 'J.'t) f:w
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tji,f)»n 4&gt;aui|SN» ) il fd ) * ! 1 , rf
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very
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For Vour Ticket f
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i,‘hantihg Ijpnviucabcr) who nit &gt; PJiIlfirV b&gt; -t auptbee,hn.’ D*rean* tit's |higher,; nunrer^nw xt*
lalmLif Ihe chnn^iionphio, will ur ‘ time to BrooUpi li«i« 7 tu fi. It ,42.2$ -2.75;’ V'een nil alar* 91.76-'
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problem, part of which has been
announced to you In the last two
weeks, mill the final nnnminrenuT.t
o f which we hope to bring at un
early date, they should find every
one of you entirely upon our side
— that,side which is, after all. the
■ f(Cbntinucd frojn Pago 1)
side o f Greater Miami nnd the
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purchasers . .number nearly' r.ido which spells, continued ptrKfl distributed aa-atated. W o are, rrrcfrs-into th e city of 1,000,(100
Kj^t, Miami’* greatest industry. ixjople which we enn nnd will hnvv
■*h»'e invested in 0 years most If We work with that “ Faith That
Ehctlvely in national advertising Can Move Mountains.”
PJptal of niorc thnn $6,000,000.
“ I am tint going to bore.anybody i
I i .j. Coral Gables throughout the now with the details of our fittniir. i
Cyth and breadth of the nation Injj. program which will all he un- j
well known ns Miami itself. nounccd in moat thorough detail, in
F doubt that there is any singl*’ the papers shortly. 1 will telliHou.
EMfprixo or institution in thu nowever, that we are nbsoty tvun
Cptrr Miami area about which confident now that we have if liu r
ETmight stop tho tenth man you out nil the d iffin ilti^ 'tljil j j.v!
E i ,t meet oil the streets of boon-developed by thi*(|v Iwsj: ijtiu
Khlmdc, Wichita or Hartford and .•nnvuss of cur 1/200 tj» ftitorsoi
pj^hnt man whnt he knows nbout the first, plan Telfair KM fht Jpd ;
E t Institution, but what you brought hack from the » ortllMNN)'
Lgu1d find that he knpws more havu brought in new hnntytfs; we
Lout Coral Gables 10 to one than have gotten nli'of these bankers to |
Li- other' institution in Grenier make certain provialojix which will
hjjjmi. Such Is the effect of
meet every reasonable creditor's
fcmuHWve advertising.
idea; not, however, the creditor who
[ .“When Coral Gables was started, expects 100 cents • ensh the tiny
Ld here I will begin to revert to after tomorrow; that of course is
Lj- text,— that was six years ago impossible under conditions in
Git November— there were three Miami today, blit provisions have
tjmes in all of Coral Gubles area, been made, that will meet any
d* rest was groves built by my reasonulde creditor who knows
fither and myself In 18 yonrs of conditions as they tire .today nnd
painstaking work, find pine wooda as they will be for the nex| two
wd jungle. At the time I started or t|irec years.
■Cortl Gables, thnt "Magic That
“ Now again,"! want to refer to
Uirves
Mountains” ,
otherwise the fact that I have boon here 30
years—18 farming, tl serving - ap­
prenticeship in the development of
cheaper aubdivisons, looking to­
wards Coral Gables all the time, si.*;
years in the- development of Cvrnl
Gables itself. Remember the Bible
story about Jacob serving seven
years thinking at the end of that
period he was to receive Rachael ns
his wife. At the end of seven
years, you will recall, a sorry joke
was played upon him and he did
not recriyc Rachael. Jlj.t mind, how­
ever, was mnile dp; lie waif not
: going to fall In , receiving the
thing ih’nt Was deitit'st to Ilia heart.
Therefore, he went into another

[et Money From
nsurance Firms

"Now folks, I want to tell you a
few things that many of you may,
hot know or realize. The boom
. eo]|ap.wd nbout-January It 4P86r
During tho two nnd one-third years
that have elapsed since, we have
had—certainly putting it lightly—
no luck writh us; some real ability
a&gt; well ns supreme faith must, have
becu evident in accomplishing the
things of which I want to tell you.
At the height of the boom, Coral
Gables ow ci.$44,000,000. Today it
owes $20,000,000. In that two and
ow-thinl year* we have accomp­
lished p iota! o f streets, sidewalks
snd landscaping construction totallag
approximately
$5,000,000,
thereby completing over 05 per cent
of "ur entire promise to out* purchaum through 40 states ami 12
foreign countries. During that
»«me two ami onc-third hard years,
there has been accomplished a
total of. nearly $42,000,000 building
coiutnaliun. This record bus been
accomplished by no other city of
equal xiio In the United Statea
during that same time. During that
rame two and eae-thlrd hard
years, when that $14,000,000 was
reduced to $20,000,000—as a!
Ti'resent - we wrestled with the fa d
that practically all of our indebt­
ed nvs* was short time m ow /,—si*
T -l- and 18 months mostly. Wo
have inode at least six entire re­
settlements with our complete list
t*f 12,000 creditors and still have.
In tho main, the worst was over
and that, we Wuqld be able to fullfill our promises at each settle­
ment. We Imvc gone through that
terrible two itiid one-third years
a-ith Hus great mass of 1,500
ireditorj anil still have, In' the
Jnain, the good confidence of most
of them*.
“ I submit that this two urul tmuthlnl years record since the boom
broke, e&gt;-above stated,-constitute*
■a unparutlod record in American
industrial achievement and absoiutely proves the statement above
referred to—tljgt the men behind
rCoral G abler.'w en if they ore
dr.'aniors, ulro arc niott practical
“'c i. I submit that the men behind
t-omi Gable* are worthy of youi;
“ hb; I nubrnit (hat they merit
fwir continued confidence; J t nhWt that as lacy go on with tt i

mini..Tin

MRS.
RS. POORER
POOS
!&gt;1 EH
IN Q U IR Y F IN D S M AN IS F R E E D ! Lions A re To Open"
ORANGEBURG. S. C., Mar. 24.
L A SK E R A I D E D A F T E R GETTING J u n i o r Ball Lrtop - (INS)—
Mrs. Olivia Pooler, South
(‘nroliim’s last surviving "mother
P A R T Y ’S FUND DEATH D ECR EE On Next Thursday! of the Confederacy" dieo here to­

U I). ("W hltcy")' Jones, Fieiir
King, Ike* Snead, Jack Goodman, S.
F. rSiftfu#.") Batchelor, C. A.
McLeod and George O. Young. All,
w ith exception of Lovett, Jones and
IJatchelcr, have been arrested and
held in Fulton lower, later to be
rrlrnstd on $2,600 bonds,
' 1 twice was arrested in Jacksoni'lll iji Fla., n few day$ after the
Ipft Her, etui, w^K^n^PlistrAditkin
heaiMig, was bieu^t(tyU|t tw ft*
Ian a and jndiJiV on
nt
clijrtging niurdijr^
solicitor.
Although he hud made sever.il
efforts to obtain his release oi
hnbees-rorpus proceedings, Lams

“The Friendly D rug Stilr
Sanford
Prescriptions Killed Promptly

day m tint ago o f low.
.The Junlore Baseball.-. Lcugue, :
which was sponsored Inst season i
by members of the Lions Club and i
which wiil again be under the sup- |
ervislon by {hat club this yeaj, w ill.
o|&gt;en its season on’ March 20, nc* |
cording to an announcement today.'
All games will be pluybd at the
Giumiu)vpark and will
start i^t ^ o’clock In the aftorncun.
Captains { 'i f the ■ various teams

—

And Accurately *’

What dba you look f « in s car •
•ingle sia p h u lw d eUmrnt » w h
•Ijle . . . slxe • . . performance?
■a comfort . . . stamina . » . PfkwU
do you look for that combkvatiou,
quelltire called v*tua? U ypu.yr«#«l
,-«ne-»lilad" ear V&gt;0 hoxMv'tgot-WU
you want. But If value cornea An

For here la style attained a
bodice by Fisher, l ^ s f , k w
‘Smart colors. Grace, poise and l
llerf Is site that results -low
Inches of wheelbase . . . aO(l
FUlirr construction famed for
title distribution o f space.

L l U l i l i II H i l l
D IL L
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. 24.—Gov.
A T
P A D *
XJLJ A V
J'&gt;hn W. Martin arrived homo late
v/ a
v i s l V A Y» a * *
lust night with his campaign for
--------the United Statea Semite completed
((Vntinued front page 1)
in thirty six counties of the stale.
rri]flir'ng a disclosure of fees paid, lit- announced that he will spend
asserting that lobbyists i\ro p-r- wveral days htre and then return
f&lt;Tiipng n lugitimulv eerviev in ail- to the northeastern part of Floriiln.
vocatlng or opposlpg/^egislatloii
An.audirnce which was said to l&gt;e
Sen. ^eiawify i p } of /\rkan&gt;:i*., the Inrgt'l political gathering in the
uutlHT of the 1-upbyUts* RcsUn- history of Live Onk overflowed the
lion Rill, declared'ir\c*auure 'n local theatre there las*, night to
not intended l &gt; abridge the right hear Governor Mnrtin review his
of petitini or open advocacy ■f administration mid defend his Eylogjslntioti In-fore committees, ^t erglndes policy, the chief reason
hits nt lobbyists who work in tie- for opposition to him in .Suwannee
dark ami in many cases obtain f County ,
money on the fraudulent represent
etion that they can influence voteThomas A. Glover and wife, who
he su'd
DIGGERS DAIRY FARM
were reported as having been kill­
ed by natives in French West A f­
Phon« 8711 •
1’1-AXK WRECKS
rica, are safe, a&gt;eonlipg to a tele­
Svrcct Milk
Sweet Cream
gram from Glover's agept at Kami
y i ’ INCY. Mil is.. Mar. 24. (IN m
Butter, Milk
ro;-i i\'ed by hi-i mother. Mrs. Gres*
I*lying over t!ie Atlantic sed n
Milk for Babies
ly, of MancheaL r, England. Mr. f iliis illy i iday, aivnirplqiie w- &gt;'
ami Mrs. Glover are exploring tin out of control. Iht.ung Lho'quak
hinterland of French West Africa, de-ei nt the pilot and passenrei
collecting spcginuuui of nninnil, w uli .pnraelmlea leaped from ttafruit and wgctable. life, and Uik lulling aircraft. They dropped in a
ing films. Tl*; lust word from the huihor oil' Squantum. 'Ice
them was received h&gt; iirs. Greaty plane crashed iigninsj. a house end
last Reptciiiber..
t
\y!i* wi.oi*l •-,j.
/A

Dented during the next «dx_ years.
TJuiTliUiellem'in'shovv y ou T m u
not just talking without facts t &gt;
bolster up my faith. Hiring the I
four months Telfair Knight and l
were in New York on this financ­
ing den!, which spell the salvation ,
of Coral Oiddcs, and to my miml
means .more to the future of
Greater Miami than any dozen
things in Greater Miami. I succeed- I
cd in definite arrangement with
five of the largest life insurance
companies of the United states,
whereby immediately upon .the ;
permanent financial stuhdUotlon j
of Coral Gables, there will he .
avail able to mt in building money _
over the ensuing tWo years, more
thun $20,000,000. It is my plan to
rovlvtfy the real estate market of
Carol Gables nrea by means of this
$20,000,000 of building money
whereby We will make available to
at least 1,000 purchiisers of « »
—said lots to be sold nt rebated
prices when homes are complete-- j
[his $20,000,000 at 0 per rent—no
bonus—&gt;io life insurance entangle-,
ments—no other encum bractjluiit rcul money at &lt;, l&gt;*-r 1 m
whereby u man can build »
in Coral Gable* and secure all the
massed advantage, we hiave ac­
cumulated for him at Pri c
"
year than it will cost him o fd jn -1

in displacement- • • • with a I M k
crankshaft end the G -M -R eyUpdsrW
head. Speed. . . power • ., snap •••and
flexibility. An All-Amerloen c h a n g e *!
pace.
v ■tw* t . jus*

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Tims this G tiw n l Motocs Six ImmU
Its field lu value . . . pratkUug WgfWe
thing that asawybedy
yom M
gulag to buy a car for what U p ill tfry
you, rxune In and »*• tha AJl-Amertea®

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HOW MUCH IS $1,000?
TKiltk wlmt that means—-$5 a
innn^it extra income. T wentyfive gallons of gas a month; a new
suit,‘hat and pair of shoes ivery
year; taxes or insurance prem­
iums; innumerable things as your
needs* dictate.

j'OR instance, spending $100 is
etjuivalent to paying $100 down,
.-end $4 a year lor the rest o f your,
:jjfe. For lhut $ 100. saved, would
go on earning $4 a year for you
"‘■forever!
./Think of a' $1,000 that way— a
* $1,000 saved, then safely •invest­
ed. It Would earn for you in the
saving and, invested, pay you $50
or $60 annually as long us the
principal »b not disturbed. That
probably meuriB $60 a year, $5 a
month, for you from now on l

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He prepared to lUiJie in on

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music, The Democratic Convention at
Hounton, the big Fight and thousands
o f special program s whtyh will be broad­
cast this summer.

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How much is $1,000? In income,
it is $50 or $60 a year, every yew.
In principal it is $1,000 worth of
protection against adversity, o f
self-confidence in living, of luck in
opportunity.
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W O R L D SH IPPIN G

O N ’ S C A N D I D A C Y PRO A N D CON

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MIAMI XEtVH

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Each winter Florida proves n mcccn not only for retireil
On this p.-iffe uf the Democrat rC anart'or MMhiL ti‘ ?«iblldMe for i
F* -Sanderson, *»» .d»e
business men and wealthy touristy but also for every sort of
. m nfrimil r l « u Mull! faker known to rtinri. They come down here by the thou­ nDPcnn tho announcement
to|r
mouncemcnt of ; gJwrrcY.
(rdverrev. \ThO
WhH wri-i oTf
oil Kin
his way
way"to
|
‘ division
d
of * the dcpavtat. tain, m tk* I'M toilk *
in reviewing
c f l&gt;ommcrve,
(
*«r»n4. t'lnrls*. under
James M. Corson , o f Miami, ftfr Orlando to estnbhsh eanipolga ^
sands
bringing
their
get-rich-quick
schemes
with
which
Uf ^nrrh a. I»1T.
#. his eamnaiwn g u n n e r , . Ue don c knou how ^
„
pvcfircss
o f work! .shlppliiur»
they expect to relieve some misguided tourist of his money. governor. He opens his campaign many vote.* Jim will receive, hut notes n diminishing volume o f idle
__K4tt»r
r u a x o i.. m:.\x..
__ Miiiui ^
ltow «mi
■.. ... _.• f jHwynhf1 Often wire-tippers place bets in amounts of twenty-five, by stating in no uncertain terms Jim .Is from uwny back In the chip tonnage. This liuUcn\e|*. in Ills
MUK k,' jtt.xns .MaaaKiHg Ksiior) fifty, and » hundred thousand dollars for northerh visitors his position on the important is­ m&gt;rfd{i, where all tho hoys who live opinion, that, world shipping hut
sues m*v before tha peof.lt* o f do It by main strength. He is
t . «rn*ciurriox hatpj* rr.no und then disappear when it is time to pay dividends.
..Milan rill?. tllO Atom* of postwar
p«*twi
Florida and announces that he witl mainly res]wn»lblo for the mist­ ridden out the utm-ii'
Yftr
A fair exumple o f these fakers was Robert Condit who draw the lines and make the is­ ing of the nice track 'gamblers depression safely. He is more san­
MkM
&lt;HMIka .... ..........
hrrr Manilla ...... ... ...
ri.rs pitched his tent at Miami Beach and announced his inten­
sues plain. Mr. Carson is well front Miami, and is a strong proof guine, In fact. He finds the out­
M. 15
5 ©krrier,
IV rfl.
known throughout the state and o f whnt one- good citizen can do look more promising now than nt
tion
to
fly
a
skyrocket
to
the
plnnet
Venus
but
when
the
Hernia, NuntanTu pioneer nrtmany time since the iduslry was
r, nnlHierlke* la Ike Inlrrnn city commission ruled that "he could not charge admission has visited this section several when fie fins the pluck nnd good tubjeeted to the first-'Himes of
_I Wma Nervier, raerlilax Irani for those wishing to see his peculiar vehicle, he packed
penso to apply the .law.y-l’alin readjustment.
tfcto aaperler . arm iirMaalaiillan
IareaIn ikaaaaad imrila^aH) rarer- and left for a dcstinatitmilhknown. -Nn aipubt he will be seen Unt cucos' 171 ,hc court ln whleh- ilcttch Independent. "*
*
Two of the most important
he acted as attorney. He in otic uf
lM nil Ike Iranian event* rf •Wr
giiagis from which Mr. Sanderson
nlkt tratin, Tkr I. X. a, la r«- somewhere this summer, perhaps in Atlantic City,- or Coney tho lending nttorneys. of the Btnte
lll7 rlflrlent la I'larltla and la Island, If the police will allow it, extracting dimes from those
Jan- ’ M. Carson, of Miami, lias reads his conclusions are the I’anand poRBCHRCH tinunuol legal and
oaf eiiaal.
who
take
him
seriously.
executive ability. He is u man of entered the gubernatorial race, au a und Suez canals. Each of
I The lleaald In a inrnibrr «f Ike
making the seventh entiy. If the tluae aitificinl waterways in 1027
I .\adll llarrna nl I'lrrkilnllnna, an
His plan, ns propounded in quantities of free publicity, slrong pcrkonality and in ready
lltftTMlMaal Aoaarlntlna nl l,nl&gt;. was to be despatched through the atmospheric pressure im- to fight to the lust ditch for what announcements- continue to in­ hiiudleii heavier cargo movements
Ilafcem, Adtrrilacra, nail Advrrllahe believes to be right. His entry crease thi'. gulwruntoriiil frcc-for than during any similar period
'."bUrVee" n.»m'i,Vrr&gt;,in T2E«7f E * Imediately sutTounding the earth by the blast of a skyrocket, into the race brings before the all will have :&lt;&gt; he run o ff in elim­ since their construction. Deferred
ination heats by the time the pri­ shipments were nn important factlioranck ami11 ai •uii-rript im Thin, lie contends, would-be sufficient to propel him beyond
_Pktk In "anlrr to Hrilr nbaalalrl. the force of gravity. There he would be further carried on people a formidable contender for mary rolh around.—Ocaln Star. trr‘ j„ swelling tho total of largo
gubernatorial honors* and n man
U ll alalma il rtrenintlon an well ,i
land baalnrna mr'bada.
his way by other explosions repeated from time to time, un­ who is eminently fitted ami well Wouldn’t he a had Idea to run o ff ! movements itt J‘,127. They were ocut those elimination heats eusioned chiefly by the concentra­
til he had covered the intervening distance of several mil­ qualified to fill the office of gov­ runic
SATURDAY, MAKClT2L
uuvv.—(biinesvlMe Sun,
tion of tramp steam ws carrying
ernor.—
Suwannee
Democrat.
'
lion miles between this earth and Venus.
con! from the United States t&gt;
THU IIKHALITS 1*1101111AM
As Venus hoved in sight, he would pull the little rip
—Keanarar la d i r and ttanlr adTho Tin es has become almost Grept Britain during the latter
James M. Oarmn, o f Miami,
. atlalalrallda.
cord
releasing his parachute, and land lightly upon the very whose campaign headquarters are ns tiled of saying it os its readers part of 1!J2*3, High freight rates
■e—l&gt;eeper water route to Jitkaaa.
Villa.
predominant during that period
.'•M.Iruction of. H*. Johan Indian nose o f this heavenly body. After paying his respects to the in Orlando, han announced for.gov­ must lie tiled of reading it. hut also
threw n great deal, of thiperr Canal.
‘ ruling monnrehs of the various countries ho found there, ernor. He says he’s, ngni •‘ 'Sid­ what i: needed in Florida this
_ aaarnrntlaa al monthly “Par- and properly negotiating for all movie rights, he would re­ ney J. t'atts and h&gt;y enemies.
year i&gt; a tltinrdng out o f the can- Jping into the following year. But
^pWeah."
lo-Aninlallar al kulldlair pro- turn to this country by the same manner in which he had first is Imd cnbugh without nam­ (lidntcN i"r governor, instead of nu Mr. Sanderson thinks titat substxnH»a innaen, holrln, apartmeal
iriorease in their number.
Not t:ul gains wuuld have l.een regi.ting enemies.— Bradenton Horn’ d.
. J|kdm.
left it. \
(cning tlint he has a show for tho lerod in 1!'27 without the boost
I—A tamnuallr Ckenl,
He docs not, of course, go into detail as to other of his
fe—Caatpletluii ut eli/ brautlllraA h fni‘ as we have'been ablcf to Aominu'.io-i, tliits paper regrets j given by these circiintslanees.
(laa pro«raioplans,
it being presumed that the lay mind could not com­ juilye Florida needs no special re­ that JmiH v M. Garson has entered ^ Idle tonnage tins hern steadily
le-A arw and modern banpllnl.
.■sjdcercasing. Expansion &lt;d' overseas
prehend. He does not, for instance, reveal how he is to guide forming. In .fact, we wouhl, save this coldest.—Tampa Times.
--------i italic in responsible for the imT u p l e ^k r h e f o r “ t o d a y "
his skyrocket so that it will land on Venus instead of Mars, Florida mid the world) if it lay
1 if
I*ffI* !into !infinite
ff ! A_ _____
.. Urinnm
n in
'A
rtMAM.I_ [in our power, from the reformers
Jnni -i. M. Carson, .Miami law- |;.-ovcmcr.ts If it continuer, and no
or
go
shooting
o
space
and
become
in
genera. THE GOOD- SHEPHERD:—The
—professional and otherwise. Fur­ yer, nnanuitces his entulidacy for more ships are built than needed,
tions hcncc merely another Haley’s comet
Lord U my shepherd; 1 shall not
ther, Mr.1 Carson says ho is govoraoi ' without'liny hope of be- the .department..of—voom ieree-ofNeither does he any how he is to protect himself against oguinst Sidney J. C'atSs, but ho irg non :noted, but for the express fieial believes "it wiU mil lie tnn.(
Vfltnt. Surely goodness and mercy
the aborigines of these distant lands in the event thuy„ turn Ims n most peculiar way qf show­ purpose, ns In* points out, of a p -3before all workable vessels have
•hall follow mo all Iho days of ray
out to be head-hunters of a different race, or bloody canni­ ing his antipathy for thp ex-gov­ ^prising the state of the monne? (dirappeaied from *he laid-up
life:, and I shall dwell in tho house
bals. In such event he might not be able to return to his ernor. By
. entering
... tho race nn.l offered by the candidiiey of Sid-1 llio ta , ( f the world." hark idle
o f the Lord forever.— Psalm 23: home port, and his contributions to science and geography further distributing
Ustribu
the vote ho tiey .1 t'atts. The former g overn -[ship wlticlj gi.es into r.'rviee again
in n "l-ieal opiionist,” and tmenus n re'.urn from invested
l i p v_^____________
would be lost. Whnt a pity!
.
,1“ H*h“ « ,,the lu'st, iwwjW* "wU*- or
would allow gambling— anti pre-ienf itni and en uddiiio .il n.tssur11V Unjiiillii Arena*.

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oil o f helping to elect the revorGeorgia pcoplo are optimistic:
0 ,
| ,-p
« .
~.
’
Tend" gentleman from DeFunink. suinah1: other evils to l&gt;e carried 1unec for the healtit of world ship-.
b e n o o l iC U C n in jy
••
»
May the good Lord save Florida on without !.*t or hindrance if tho ing. And the growth in wor.d
tWy lave invited Coolidgs to
--------------1from its "friends."— Florida State local ii'imminities desired them, shipping, o f course, in turn iildispend the SUMMER there,
Florida voters at loast will know i ates an approach to intorratlonal
■ o---------We wonder how many teachers take their teaching as News,
whnt they are -doing when they ecoinnan stability,
An exchange snys successful
seriously ils their religion nnd, if they do, is that serious ,
—
nominate
a candidate for guvertipoliticians are borp* Well, fo r that enough.' The DiUe hn, given m the ^
.................. I l-Ovr.
lit nuinv instances tin* only
matter, so Is everybody else.
ton rules to live hy which, it we observe them, will leave veiy 1
Isquare king about a prize figh1
----------o---------I is tin* Hi,
Brunswick Pilot.
An exchange says the world is little.to be wanted in the way of proper conduct.
So
the
Federal
Bureau
of
Education
at
Washington
has
|
ttlng better every day; it’s the
Kuslern eon.*ervutism. Western
SO U TH U R N STATESM EN
prepared ten commandments for teachers which it is hoped
nights that need reforming.
ag«.-ei.:.ive.,es&gt; and Smit Tern hospi­
ALBANY
IIKK
All*
--------- o---------will make better instructors and result in better pupils '1 hey
tality ci mi bine to make this a
Now that Hand and Brady arc
are as follows:
, The time will conm when tho meet; (he prejudice which more great country. Airliinson Globe.
both wearing tcn-pullon huts, n
1. "Thou shalt have other interests beside thy school ■
lot o f the folks won’ t know which
fact that n man lives in a Southern than m \1&gt; .veins lias not removed.He wn be the equal or superior
&gt;0 to vote for.
,
in ....
put riot i in. ex per knee, ilmrne,0 2m "Thou shalt not try to make of thy children little im- Htniu av.M nut militate against ...
i.
-------- o---------Albert Fall who is said to be ages, for they are a live little bunch, visiting the wriggling.) him *hwi men available fur Uicjter un inlellevtual equipment to
death is now willing to tell of their captivity upon you. th eir tea ch er, u n to Uie last w ea ry |presidency a a ining cunsidered. | the ,:u intatei ..r other sectiun-,
ita y th ln g . If ho is near death, moment of the day; and showing interest and cooperation There was a tim* in the nation’s but i.
he is fr«m tin* Smith
i;won't have time to tell all thu unto those who can give them reasonable freedom in work history when the eyes &lt;,r the peo- ite i&gt; a..i v l i l a l i l
i a mm h longer timet
ho knows.
No!
•
pie turned ns untiirnlly tu the
----------o--------((•nditioii continue. It!
will tin
in^ '
. ..
i ii
■
South
us
to
any
sections
in
presi­
The "Grey Puck" to which John
3. "T h o u shall not scream the names ot thy children .n dential yours. This section gave will pa- I.realise it i&gt; unjust. At
lartln refers In the article re­ irritation, for they will uoi hold th ee in resp ect i f thou the country some o f its greatest lienrl I people of this country.
printed In other columns on thi&lt; scieamest their names in vain.
Pr. sidants, and it will give them aio *fah Give them time and they
used to be u -rjim-runner
■1 "R e m e m b e r th e last day o f th e w eek, to keep it n app y. again.
I will tna • am mis for any wrong,
4eh Burton Mnnk operated brwhulevc! may have inspired it. We
5. "H u m o r th e fe e lin g s o f th y ch ild re n that th eir g ood
But
not
yet.
Thu
South
today&gt;
Miaml and Bimini.
w ill m ay apeak w ell fo r th ee in thu little d om a in o v e r w hich is a minority section .Its statesj know cu&lt; a other better ill this
—
■— o -----------constitute one-fourth of the Un-( country IG-... was •ever possible
Editorial alienee of Minmi news- thotl ru le s!.
papers In regurd to the guberna
G. "Thou shall not kill one breath of stirring ymleavor ion. It is outnumbered in voting! before. U ■: -ii more. Thousands T oo O ften T h is W arns o f
Sluggish K idn eys.
strength and in other respects by from the N stli come South evtorial ambitions of Hon. James M.
in the heart of a little child.
Canon is noticublc if not signi­
il|* East and West, and not yet by winter, a1 i ili. v find that the
A
M
E ? S ld D A ch y ? E v e r y d a y
7. "T h o u sh a lt not s u ffe r an y u n k in d n eess if speech oi are we forgiven for our course differences lo-tvs•**•»! tlv in and us
ficant.— Leesburg Commercial. Yen.
bring co'nutnnl. rugging backache?
it shows that both tho Miami pnp- a ction to e n te r th e d o o r ol th y lo o m .
sixty and odd years ago. It U ad­ aic merely sup. rfieial. They find Sure &gt;&lt;&gt;tir kntnr&gt;!i are w orking right?
o n arc controlled by the racing
S. "T h o u sh all not steal fo r th e d r u d g e r y o f an y ‘ paper
mitted that we believed in the no difference b tween the altitude Sluggish UiducyM allow waste im ­
element.
th e p reciou s h ou rs that sh ou ld lie g iv en to re crea tion , that enuse we espoused, mid made of the Soutli toward our untimml purities tu remain in the blood and
upset llic whole system. A com m on
-------- o-------thy strength am! happiness may appear unto all that com t stupendous sacrifices for great1 government and til, atitmlc of the warning is too frequent, scanty or
Ruth Bryan Owen wilkopcuk in
East
in*
the
\
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t
:-t
•turning
home,
principl
burning secretions.
vanfund nn April 4, and if then within thy presence.
Use D ouji a Pith. Doan*#, a stim u­
Hut there lingers in (he North they in*,* am bur sat Hi’s of good will
1).
"Thou
shall
noL
hour
witness
to
ton
many
‘schemes
ol
ms any local citizens who haven't
ami a better sre ti* n.tl uiideiMtmul- lant diuretic, increase (he secretion o f
u
resentment
o
f
the
Smith's
posi­
-et made up their minds as to j work,' for much scattered effort is a weariness to tin* soul ami
the kidneys and thus aid in tho
tion in the 'tills which find expres­ ing.
elimination ol waste impurities. A re
list how they are going to voteja stumbling block to wi.nry lingers.
Tint Soutli ml iiave to wait endorsed b y users everywhere. Ai/t
a thl« particular race, they should j jp "Thou shall laugh—when it rains anil wee, wooly ones sion in tho |&gt;olitica! attitude of
th* other states. Tin* Nouth has INI its right t*&gt; full recognition y c ur neighbor!
nmMn,i. ^car *ur
B j nuitlily the floor: when il blows and doors hang, when tittle proved its loyally to the Union us in he Union is «..n&lt; yded. Tho eon111 relievo them of all doubt.
a n p ,.|s coneoal their wings and wriggle, when Tommy spills
often as there have been tests. re son is pertain to come, and thin
„jK
,u
link
and .Mary flops ytray of trailing letters; when vis- That loyalty cannot be questioned, M. lion will gain i ..thing as thn
Burton Mank the nthor
.....
at the pivcise moment when all small heads yet when a Southern statesman is result of fretting because of the
A STIMULANT m unr.TIC ” , KIDNEYS
lid that when Calls became gov- [lot's appear
liistrr M.ltairn Co Mlg Chon Oudslo.NY
rnor of Florida there wat, u hun- have forgotten everything you thought they knew. And piitpmvd for iho presidency, he delay.
red million dollars in the trenn- again, I say unto you, laugh for upon all these command­
y and that when he went out of ments hangs all the law and the profits in thy school room.”
flea there was two million. We
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------------ fl Milt wandering wliut Colts did
EASY MARKS
Batteries
th tho other ninety-eight milO R L A N D O I t E I 'o lt l'E R-HT AII
n*.
“ SO C K IN G B A C K
Newspaper publishers are m ost-: urnihern idly, but who is now
FLORIDA STATE NEWS
Guaranteed one year
Tn Tampa recently Doyle .Carl!y noted for their large hearts and ( u uling in Florida, and being a
» said, "Since tho highway deKrnaud llatlorv Shop
When Sidney .1. Cults and his jam) sentenced to serve ten days m small bank aecounts. They give policy holder m the company ndriinent Is supported by the "east remst” race truck manuger the Dude county jail and to pay a uwny enough advertising space dressed the following letter to the
30 1—IV. 2nd.* St.
Itels of the gasoline purchasers, ' distmbi d the even tenor of John fine of $3110, The records show oath year which, if paid for, would greuial agent of the company:
might describe it as nickle- W. Martin's conduct of his cum- that tin jail sentence was served |finance a republican national cam
"\ ftcr living three years on the
ted, although we see consider- pnipn f,,, the United States sen- |and the fine paid, sentence being J paign. But because of their guncr- puli' coast of Soutli Florida, I am
*) evldeiuc of brass ami some j ale they stirred up a hornet’s nest. served in Dade county.
osity, they are compelled to spend younger than 1 was when I tool:
(teal."
| John Martin is one of these
"I staled that lhoe public muld 50 per cent o f their valuable time out this insurance 10 years ago.
Factory Prices On
1bin karoo# who glories in a figlu find out from the jailer of Dntle begging the bank to renew (her Aren't you going to reduce my
ydney J rntts in Ins speech land does not mind calling a spade county how he behaved |iimse!r notes. Tile banker is the only man premium on that account? If you
Paints &amp; Varnishes
■ last night said that u Jew ; a spade. Readily he locks horn- while he was in jail.
whu thoroughly understands tb- dim”, believe it, come down here
,
Miami speaking at a banquet with all coni'.rs and is quick t
Auto Enamels, nil colors,
"The Criminal Docket of thu problems o f the publisher ami and examine me."
e staled that he was going to "sock" buck when uttucked. And United Stales District Court for rimws his appreciation of the pub­
(juarl Cans . ......... $1.00
for Sydney J. Cults. After John is u fighter of tin* Neander­ tite Southern District of Florida ut lisher.
Il isn't company that misery
Auto Top Dressing,
meeting (Cults didn't say thal type. He stuiuls toe to toe nn I the clreik’s office at Jacksonville,
When a man beam the famp *: lows, but merely an audience.—
1‘iul Cans
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• another Jew came up and is not afraid to trade “ wallops."
Florida, volume 2. 75-575 M, )uige buzz of the political bee in bis Lansing Stutu Juumal.
: "Say Isaac, don’ t you know
So. In replying to Mr. Monk. dj, docket 13(1, records the case bonnet, 'the first man he tells
Seminole Paint and
oesn't spell his mum Katz ?" 1Monk or Mink thut lie Ktiqqied of the United States vs. Burton about il is the newspaper publish­
As dentists are now curing oy'e
Varnish Co.
land News.
' race track gambling on the east Mank, ("Ail Stanton, Perry Stan­ er and wants free boosting. Here's liouble by extracting teeth, it
._
- const because he bad "sold out" ton and Samuel Green.
201-3 W,
Si. Phone 755
where the publisher gets stung seems to be* up t.i tlv* oculists to
It#s 'to
to Havana
Hnvu,
e kind of stuff which Cat’
racing interests, John
" I f the public desires to fin.I out most times. Then there's the pro­ pm vide us with mouth spectncjcs,
rculatlng as purporting in
in)proceeds
I proceeds to demulish Mr. Mank, about a boat culled the “ Grey pagandist; the fellow who lias a - Boston Transcript.
from the libraries of tlie Monk or Mink with the latter’“ |Duck" which plied between Miami job of a semi-public character
colleges should In* sufficient jail record In Dade county
and southern ports, namely Bimini who, in order to hold bis job. has
Regardless o f whnt happen# to
•t thut hypocrit in*jail. If In*
CITY TRANSFER
One cannot attack John Martin und Nassau, they can inquire of tu keep the public fed up on the
her
currency, France has succced­
such smut in the libraries, with impunity and expect to get anyone who
&amp; STORAGE CO.
is fuftiiliar with wonders
he's performing. The ed in stabilizing the feminine
ust have been looking for it, away with it. He turned the spot­ whereabouts
and
activities of world never would be able to peg
waistline*— Indianapolis Star.
Expert Piano moving with
t strikes us that if he were light on ('alt's lieutenant and we this boat in Miami."
along but for these fellows. So tile
improved SEI.-l’ O piano
cent as he pretends to be. ho believe litis removed thut indi­
And this is the character of the publicity fellow bops onto the pub­
moving;
equipment.
I1
put the hooks buck where vidual ft on: the campaign.
"Reverend" Mr. ( ’alts* associates. lisher; and bow he doe# tide him. t
d them so that they won’t
Hauling
-Crating
-Shipuimr
Amplifying his statement to the This
c
o
S
s
j
n
g
PS
is the
type of indlvEven bijf business concerns look |
id.
Side-Track Facilities.
people of l^*oti county in his&gt; re ­ rr of Floridu after the musk has by upon the newspaper publisher as
Q U IC K S E R V IC E
H - ----O—------ Phone 896
cent Tallahassee address, Govern­ idual passing ;he lie to the govern- a free horse ever jit the disposal
_-90 N. Mnple Avenue
ndidntes for stuie offices are or Martin says. “ I stared that stripped from him und he stands
T
R
A
N
S
F
E
R
o f the publicity agent. life insur­
to-swamp us with free pol- Burton Mank or 'Mink* was a jail stark nuked fur whut he is.
ance companies have been among
Hanltng, Craiing, Shipping, .
Ralph \Y. Losslnp
propagatubi, ami it gives us bird and referred the iiutlicncc to
1tic hr#( patrons of free publicity.
and Storage.
M^r—
ie pleasure to dump it. in the i rimitml docket o f the United
Between Joshua, who command­ On o f these great life insurance
Phone 498
6 0 1 .E. 3rd St.
T
l i t * ' paper basket without; I'SxtuUw District
coo.t for the ed the hun to at mill still, ami Voli- companies bus a clever publicity
If the envejoiK.**."'—Sanford Southern District -of Florida in
vu, who declare* tho curlh is Gat. director who knows how tn get
•' We ulways look inside be- the clerk’s office at Jacksonville, we are going to have a lot of free advertising, .in Florida—by
irowing them into the w. b. Horiiln, Volume 2, 75-575 M, page n-oublu keeping our right slde up. fTallcryr flattery is a potent agen­
i* a bate possibility that 124, docket IPS, which recosds In —Atlantq Georgian.
cy; the climate in Florida make*
f tficm 'might
contain u the ease of the United States &lt;*i
..
.us very susceptible. A sample of
but so far it has seemed. An#*rka versps Burton Mank, Sec- , Many a chap who »uys he has this ability tn get free publicity
To ffuiiect' foi' casli.
The place to build your home
lion 5332 It. *S., U. S. Attorney. “ done his best," would be aurprisT by one o f the largest companies
it pee**, rSittce the hank
.
"Tiie record shows that Bur- ed if la* realized what “ hi* be»t" is on our desk now. It tells of tho
w« haven't had. tu wof-ry top Monk entered a plea of guilty really would amount to.— Alhuny receipt o r # jetter at the home o f­
imdving any rheeks./v £
on' MaT 1°. I»21, was ronvh ted Hrrnld, • '
fice from a former resident of that

Will seH 3,350 feci ocean frontage. 2/MI0 fct*i ,|t.qi
New Smyrna Beach, close to new bridge.
A T --------- $15.00 per Front Font _____
half cash, balance, ea?y terms.

Very liberal di-n

for all cash.

B ox 3366 Peninsula Station
D aytona Beach, Florida.

State A nd County T ax Books
Close April First.
The law provides that if the taxes upon an&gt; m l t^ia|(
shall not he paid before the first cf April of any year
the Tax Collector shall advertise nnd sell.
No extension of time has been granted for tin* pay
ment of State and County taxes.
Properly owners in making inquiry about in\t*s w(I
please furnish full legal description, of prniu i iv 3i
shown by deeds.
*,

*

Jno. D. Jinkins,
T a x Collector Seminole Countv.

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to provide the mean.' and
use part o f it to bui' 1 •our
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The M ore You Have.
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matter whst time ot the month, no matter
■what tlie hu!&gt;:ncs.-i conditions a:*?, you H
the home you want advertised in, our Want
Ads when you want it.
. Tlie coot of a Want Ad in our ;"ir *" '• s° SDiaP
and tiie results so great that p r -. . -ous
n«S men aod women use them to put ovcr
* their biggest deals.

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SATURDAY. MARCH

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l / a p i IG E ^ S ocicly Editor Residence Tel. 37

Royal N eighbors Give
Book Lovers Club
Enjoys Afternoon Inlerestimr Proerram
The Royaf Neighbors o f AtnerIcu pave ntr'e?;cpptttmnRr'iriU tt-?tinp program and entertainment,'
Thumfay evening'at the Odd Fel­
lows Hall over’ the llnstet. After
the program a delightful social
hour was enjoyed when sand­
wiches and punch were Served. 1
The program in full covered tipi
followiutr numbers;
f
w Piano solo "Minuet in G .M a r y
Elizabeth Tolar.
Reading, "I don't Kiss Jtoyy,"
Lois ltrltt.
.Vornl solos,
(a) ‘‘ Mighty laik a Rose"
(b) "Thrco U^tlo, Kittens.” Eli:-

klTL'RDAY
L k , Evans Henry will
U fridge at 3:00 o’clock
L on Magnolia Avenue,
[L Anna. Hnrdtcgcn of
the guest o f Mrs.
yUt, and Mrs. George
S5er of Oklahoma (Jity,
® s t of Mrs. Walter S,
HOW- . t .0:00
JIONHAY
L 'Maltory Circle o f the
L* ChurcIrewiH meet at
tk at the liomo of Mrs.
, West First Street.
Band or the Presbyter*
#ry will meet at 3:00 at
grian Church.
meting of the Prcshytcrirj- will be held at 3:30
the Presbyterian Church.
of the St. Agnes
Holy Cross Episcopal
j ;C0 o'clock At the ParL CiiiU of. Holy Cross
mmr.h meets nt 3:00
Lfr Parish-House.
L n {'lull will meet nt
■It nt tlm home of Mrs,
oflite •on Celery Avc.
tflsday

■

uMe refreshments consisting of
deviled crabs, tonsted dream surprises, cream chccsu and tomato
aspic, pickles, ripe olives, potato
chips, Priscilla pudding Angel food
sticks and coffee.
Enjoying tliis pleasant after­
noon were Mrs. Robert J. Holly
Sr. Mrs. Stella I*. Arrington Mrs.
Mary Ward, Mrs. Fred T. Willi-'
nms, Mrs. L. 1*. Hagan, flirS Alice
E. Hill, Mrs. Hattie G. I’HHT.'MIss
Annie Hawkins, and Mrs. E. I’.
Morse.

D avid Van Ne.n

A re A ctress’ P e t s
In Milane P ic tu re
Northern animals of every de­
scription were used in the produc­
tion of yiuck to Gods Country,"
the Universal-Jewel starring Hence
Adorec, which will come to the'Miluniv Theatre today.
*
Miss Adorce appears as A jjirl of
the vast wind-swept regions of the
North who has mothered many
animals which --she adopted ns
babies,
Among the animals which appear
u» this screen version of James
Oliver Curwood’s talc arc a hear,
an *&gt;wl, a wolf, n porcupine, 15
Ala.-l.an husky day-, and a baby
retndur r.
Miss A doifo became so attached
ti&gt; the baby reindeer that site in*,
sided on purchasing it after the
completion of the picture. When
it prows up she plans to release it
in the California mountains where
i.l will be sure to join a herd o f its
fellows in protected territory. In
the meantime it is enjoying Itself
in the neighborhood o f her moun­
tain retreat.
Heside living eolorftil atmosphere
tlie animals piny important parts in
the plot of the story, espeiially the
Wolf, Wripl, ami the hear, Dinah,
Irvin -Willnl direeteit this hotlilo i(h-i| mow-country epic. Robert
I'Varrr jdayH opp &gt;die Miss Adorer
with a" supporting east ineludinp
Walter Islnp,
Mitchell
Lewis
Adolph Milnr and .lames Mason.

FASHION--HINTS'

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usual uu-tvrslip or pell coat. Tip*'
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B Hamilioii, which hang loo • mid reach below
SCIATICA
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the Ford automobile, offered rcethe
knee.
U'edtieoiny nt
I in*(lrlnitilii liit&lt;iliir«ia infill ni|i|itti‘t|
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by
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•’ amplt^l! Porting perl.
the fart that they nre what th
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all ilUrHkrk ulfh 11»£Itt«• thruiijib the *’ 1 f|
broiderj, intermi , led wi'li pien .
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of ei'iil'-asitug l.d i
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fastd.m W'lild Man. |-' I'1 '* '
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.M O N D A Y
M -i’ llWersbiti' tu 11 a’, I n k
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prmllpc in Orlnntta .HprrlnIIj Im*
Ip 1mi aiigii.il affirr frrntinAnt
I
•f *1* laiti’h, ttimri mill rretnl iIIpi- **i
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Midi III li.k, al lliar truus bUii«I .*

condo

M rs. W o o d ru ff Gives
Friday Bridge Part.

A l Tho ('hurches
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
W. P. Ituhrman, Pastor
Sunday School, P:30 A. M.
Preaching, II A. M. by the pas

s MiMiiimary Society of
Jnptisf Church will meet

Among the many delightful sivjal uffairs of the scrum, m e of
especial pleasure wns that of Fciw illj &lt;hi&gt;' motn’ ng, when Mrs. .1. D.
Woodruff entertained the in-mbeiv
of the 11m Top Bridge Club at her
Clrele will present play, home on Snufonl Avenue.
The spncmu.i living room, where
With A Mission" nt 3:nt the First Baptist the curd tables bud been uri.iiiged
f'T playing, was iirtisticully deemfoi *1*1'^ witii pastel tinted snap drag’ . I ons ami roses.
cat i .p,
.
]{j| I Ire* morning liotirs passed all
lub11" '
hlteresl mg
■i antes of pi-i-gressivc bridge nm| -it
'; ilie conclusion i f the staled mint',,u her o f touud.., tin- pi iz.- for t igbe.l
■ |■’core, a pretty yellow and black
ur- i Ilower h -.vl ffllcd witii Spring
in- ! blossoms was awarded Mrs. Grunt

»t||iv)ntu cmbro^lvry on (ho two
t ors which form the*-i*kirt. It'd*
wmti with u lone triangular ker, It. J. Hotly am! I.. C. tlobout
*hiof which falls in graceful folds
leave Mondny
Monday mottling for Pensacola and other points where they
from one jihnulder.
—
will spend several #dnvs on busLlpska puts embroidery «m the
incss.
sleeves only of an attractive gown
ti white inarocoain with si lilnek Parts tho
said to . hit.IA" *
'
U»m
^n»Nfttrt^~iMPff*3lncrtoTT~th ao- ■
TTarcm sKTns mark a decidedly! aim lsput below the elbows. This Jcertified ns a powerful
Eastern influence in some of the same brilliant and almost exotic I of adventure in seven parts." It •."■til
embroidery is scon on another was produced In Cairo with
spring collertions.
Jy
The harem effect is most notice­ black 9-rope do Chine freck which success.
____________ _
P Bip-fcit,
able in the draping of skirts of. has a gray sleeve. Beginning at
1,1 *'!i#h
jm
crepe-Katin. lame and other heavy the waist It j- almost entirely UAINHOW COMPLETE CIRCLE" •• 15
materials. A w ;,lc hrendth of the |covered with a stylished peacock
.•r-wrtuWl Hll
material h attached to one side of i design in application and em­
That he had rcen, for tho first • at
broidery.
.
*
.i *A \b)
the waistline, f illing in .deep folds 1
Even’ng clothes have beautiful; time in his la yearn of flyinppt*** o n
to the bottom of the skirt where d
complete r.fnlow, «n&gt; declared by
*4
is turned and brought up in the ; embroidery. (&gt;np in geuri ette i-v,
a
-pilotin
the
Imp-'rial
Ainr’iys
of,,”
&gt;l*
j;
a
gold
slip
is
half
tlirrjuoiso-hlu
i
same told to tho other side,
A charming harem model in and the other half bulge. Thu en­ England. lie says that he whs ate- . -i :jj
lb o n Brown ami Mis* Kin
apple green crepe do chcno bus a tire gout; i . cmbro'd-'t-i'd hi figure: reaching the English'Channel'Mf*^Aj*
ni:r of Raleigh, N.
are design of scattered pink rose petal- and flower.-, ‘ of different shade*. his way' &gt;from Paris to London ".V ..
, e house guests of lira, with thedr.tp ty at the fret t of the Louisa B id in g , r is sii iving one when he saw the vividly-cblrttfrd
1"~oe and Miss Margaret
skirt mill a double, pointed of fee* with pnl-1 pc:,ell c&lt;-Vr&gt; ’ geiJ^irptte r.iinhow, which formed a perfect ■
*5
at tin- back In'd in place by u long embroidered in tiny pail tt--&lt; whicji ■circle. thruph'tPo rcnt.‘ {' of which1
" v#
buckle.of dull cod and tm -u v
, •lade from peach color to cobalt- e at cm &gt;d‘ to fly.
nid Mr Glerm K. McKay
Allot her in miijuight-blu - tuTet ! Who with a skirt m limiting wisp
’&gt; t nn Thursday from Sar- i&gt; made' with a full skil l which lias of pale blue chiffon. Another hi
11ere they attended the
embretdeivd in
vumMnli
an I'tinrtneiis fan-shaped draper, on palo blue
•ininmu Inr&gt;.
i
tesrenI
n of different
hades and
one .id - and a tight bodice ml with
a lew V at the back, oat lined with lias a si.lit of gathered' tab's o f embroidery in’ strasse and with n i &gt;luffon in (palo pink. *
dny i-r
touch in these
avl
4
round neck at the front, also nut-i ■ An original
she wi '
f' iiiii d with eftihreiilcry ii{ ...trassc| trucks fs tho ud- of the lit Mu "cal­
goiin •
I and with a large lunxli of grapes In otte" or putah'it. hirtcad of thv
her in, '
j the kame sparkling Htmiea at nne ■u-uni uiidi r-Kn «r pettlcont^ Tin-y
,U i [i
ore gvnmiltyMhjhTe of ih. mutermm!
is .Mi­
[T'Tr*,'1-j.alion- i.f t1— nar 'it thcim III the
D ay/in uio- JL ",
u»l of the skill and are on the
ami
.1 program will In, gjv side.
t'vK'- i 1bowing another van- "i i»-i of "rdiott- , very plain **ne..
en r,-bi
' U,i|pe and I i leign
form of tli.. Iii;h&gt; "euiette", or pan. which hang loose to ju.d below the
Mlssi- •
Tobo-,. i- t . Pc „ lvrun trueted so Knees.

Personals /x^

Hotel Arrivals

Epworth
l.i ague
devoliunal
meeting . t"*:3P I*. M.
At 7:.'"* I*. M. instead of the
preaching
lervit-e there will be a
FORREST I Alvii
Mo nil lers of the Noli, aIat Pro­ very interesting piogranune by the
fessional Polo team, Metuebeii, N Epwortli Is'aguc. The occasion is
J.: K. J. HemlciS'ii. Jacksonvillp; the Anniversary of the Kpworth
(*. C. Jordeii, -I hi ksonville; ( 'harlcj League oi ganization.
•Prayer
met titip.
WetltU'Silay,
D. Hawley, Washington, 1&gt;. C.;
7.3U
I*.
M,
Mr. ami .Mrs, \\ A. Si lmildt. Cini innntti, Oil it- .dr. and Mrs. It. ('
Stiiir, C'levidaid Ohio; Mr. ai • FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Ninth and Palmetto Ave.
Mrs. Frank Irwin, Jncksmville.
Bible
School—tinin A. M
Thiblt .Stones, M it 1st own, N, J ;
Worship and ( 'oinniuni"ii 11:0(&gt;
Mf. and .Mi-. I.*, G. Mi.ldb ......
Palm Uent-ii: Theo. A. f a..tlier,
Newark, N I : Mrs. K, D. ('..stn:-r
ling „ f the 1Newark, N .1 ; M
Natalie S, hu
e'freshment h'r, Newark. N .1.; lios-eM Pa.,ugh
he hostess. 1mun, Ivt*: imin.-e: If. !!. Me Fern
y tlie mem- Jacksonville; ('
M, Wcllslager
•Jacksonville: Miss
Flvronce 1
'l'o mi 11 . v.itiioiit i Church
__
Denny, St. IVlcishurg; George W
I&lt;oik* wo iiivit, t i i nn- and woriv /itv f l»v hothrop, Wonsr-ckett. I.. L; I."
hiji vv:t|i it
" —*■! H i ' jioiiituet, U i n-i I 11.. i.. I.; .Mi
j M e e t s ! Alice C. Bron'ion, Mrs. Till is A
FIRST &lt; ill It* li fib CHRIST,
|Cady, Outs Bluff, Mass.; I. II.
St I L M 1ST.
i ilm Music |Bradley, Jacksonville: J. II. King
Christian Si 'io o no-vices ore
m.'in’n Club i
M'*- Fouler, Savannah; A.
111■ 1111;JJ at the
g and pro * • Weaver, Jacksonville: Hal i. belli I'Ve, ; :-111,
Woman-.&lt;
In
-.
I
• tlah Av'ellU-'.
the denart Diorist. West Springfield, C 'llll.;
rlio,. p|*y, “ Help Yourat 11 o' i !
,
i n school at tb
I,
T.
Tnbler.
N.
Y.;
I.
R
St
evens.
Il5 oVIo: k at the Seaiino'clock
-id*e ■' 1"'' tomorrow,
[Schiiol
“ Reality."
Farvc, ' Help Yourself",
Wedr- lav
• ling
services
pinr Cl:, . of the Semiiiwhich no ml,■ i ' lo'onies of Chris
pchu. l at K: 15 o’clock at disposed of, tin oratorio "Elijah”
tian See 'i. i I - i nl|.* ate also held
wigs' sun.
Me High School.
in (in V\oiitii'i* t ltd) at 7 oVlorl
Tiie priivioin in i'ii 11 covered:
Thi: i i.ii, G moiititius u free
b Club Annual Flowei
tji.artc'.te, ' "io:i Spreadetb Her
Rcndni'.- P n m, .'&gt;17 1'irsl National
b'M' «* Uiltl s Club.
Ilauds i-'or. Aid." Mrs. W S. Leak.
Bank Building, whore the Bible
Til. gsiiA Y
and all a it Ino-ir.ed rbristlun Science
flower -iiow at tlu- Wo* Mis. C. II. Cook, Mrs. Seth WocdI ruff and Mrs. A. Al. Phillips.
literal in* may I"' lead, borrowed,
Tenor Solo: “ I. .rd God of Ahraor p tm i-i’C'i. Open daily except
tk party for the SeminSunday- and holidays from 3 to 5.
tr No. j u. E. S. at 7:30 iiain," Rev. Mnrt.liter Glov r.
Ohcrus, "Open -Ih.' nr|i\eus,"
Ihc A! - me Temple.
tn-attend the
Rev. Mart in: or filovipr, I . P. MeFRIDAY
service
Mes. Sell' Wm.lntfr.
'P1 H partmant o f th e*'
Reading •
Phillips, .Mrs. C I!.
Chib will meet nt 3kQ(i
Wedln
Conh
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
isak.
the Woman's Culb.
March
Aria, “ Hear Yc Irruel." Mis.
Mr. Vert, t* C. Boggs, vice preti•Ilinvaid Chapter U. D, Julius A, Tacbarh,
der( o f the- Bank of Pittsburgh, Rending id
'(t at 3 30 o'elock nt the
Aria, “ It Is Enough," Rev . M &gt;rii‘ was a visit I'*- in Sanford yesterday
W. C. Hill mi Mug- mrr Glover.
FIRS!
on Ids way home from Miami where
Sumln v
Trio, "L ift Thine Eyes," Alts, lie lias been - ;m edilig the season.
Julies Tncknrb, Mrs.
M. Phil­
lips. and Mrs.'W, .*- l.e-ik.
Tho ntti'iil &gt;it of itu* members of
Circle Holds
Spin, “ O Rest Jn 'j he Lord," Mr
Seminole Cl,a,-h i- No. :! (*. 1-7, S.,
-‘stlay M eeting \V. S. Leak.
is culled tu the change o f lh e Sham­
Chorus and &lt;|uurt"tie, “ Beliold rock party Mbcilnled to have been
l nr'y S|imild .ng Circlu of God, Thu Lord, an.I Holy Is God held Friday t -.cuing, which will
IJtnntM Cliurch held its Tho U n i."
now take place Thursday evening
•
P' wine ,lay afternoon ill
The stcry o( "Elijah’’ wns told by nt 7:30 o'clock ut the Musonic
&gt; 0f Mi-S. a . U; Love joy. Mr». R. A. .Winston a.&lt; trufrnu. tca| Temple.
r ur*' "uding wan read by numbers were rendered.
F*" Mre. Walter StAidJudge and Mrs. .lames G. Shar­
i o uin,
{}le devotion*1 MRS. D1GMTON ENTERTAINES on, Mr. mid Mrs. Robert A. Now.
1 -;hs. Ii-iin Abmhams
imm and Dr. and .Mis. Mumuel
thc Bible Study which
A luvMt deliphtful yet infonuul Pulestrn loft Saturday for Jack­
I mii rcMing,
uffplr of th*’ week wnJ the bridge sonville where they will spend tho
|ihe li'v«,i„t a aoriaj j,our given Thursday by Mrs. Samuel R. week end as tlie guests of Mr. and
[•«!. "ben games and con- Dighton at her home on Hughey Mrs. C. E. Pclot.
r
after which tho Avenue.
RiArd !. variety of sand­
An abundance of lovely spring
hi coffee. The next mect- cut flowers adorned the rooms of
f held Wednesday uftcr- this lovely home and nlfin graced
r* home of Mrs. Iferi&gt;ert the daintily appointed lunclie n
table. At one o’clock a tasty lunch­
[\fSl 1,1 'u‘ ro M * . Hester eon was Bcrvod, after which games
r: . \
^
••^,
L r!t* *yhn Abrahams, o f bridge were pluyed during the
. -S'
*
r r ‘Aloudenmirc, Mrs. J. afternocn. The prixe, u pastel tint­
r ’ *Iis* Mary Goodalo, ed bath set, wus won by Mrs. Alice
F-n ToucliUm, Mrs. W. A. Woodcock.
•ussit. Fletghqr, Mxa. ,,Covers were laid fur Mrs, Donald
, w 'r’ .MU"
Mae P. Drummond, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen,
' •»■• Edith Eivejoy nnd Mrs. Alice Woodcock and Mrs.
Dighton.

The

SENIOR PLAY

PRINCESS
T O D A Y

Sterling

Friccs On
Varnishes

Otir verv host pure* linseed
oil house Paint, prepared
ready lor use, all colors.

Help Your Self ‘‘Finely Wiggly

Gallon C a n s

.Mimical Farce—(itmtl Illacli 1’tice Coiuedy
Ueauiifiil ('o-dtmu-,

$2.65

Sfiiiinolc Faint an4
VarniKh Company

T hus, ami W e d . M arch 27th nml 2Sth
I lip,!) School Au d it orium

301-1 W. ls». Ft.

Phono 73S

naffi

KRII-S &lt;H THE .M M&gt;l.I

Bride ’s

Seville

Factory
Faints

Choice

Pattern
Silver

M cL A U L IN T H E JE W L E R

We

Fresh Fruit

Congratulate

Strawberry Ice Cream
M ade with pure
*i

Mr. Harve Clemens and his

f J«"* ** •.* •
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sweet' cream, sweet
milk and fresh home grown
strawberries.

TV T A X B O O K S C L O S E A P R I L 1st.
#x H»oks will'close April lst^ itffcr which •»!!
ut&gt;'»n which taxes remain unpaid will be sold Tor
** provided by law. Pe&amp;onol taxes remaining
" ‘II be placed in the hands of a deputy collector,
f* charged for collection o f same.
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First
V ‘ ‘

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appearance

'■r M/ Vl

W c have a few boxes o f selected straw
berries at

Theatre Sunday afternoon
SH OP

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F 1 X F N H()Yr, City T a x Collector

at tne

MeLnmremrfinrtf

q u i*

retail store.

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' LONDON. March 28— Tb« war of time is rtgularUy itself. They
V !a
the railroad corporation may be a little slower than the
the motor-conches
tlu .
trains, but the passengers have the
adrahthgs of traveling on the open
h :d*Mp Indentation* road, and stopping anywhere they
traffic, la becoming wish, should the majority so deslra. The coaches mW'butit bn t h f
s3W'Aoirfpl«rofi&amp;# level aaftey, and most
,n
parlor
[**. powor 4a„«n» of them 1 compare with
to-tfun ,motor-coaches E lm an s for bomfort. •
• a d ffra le k M u e w ie « » ;*bo -goad -And their fa n generally range
W ru 'jif* nO'i
, HWeti’ ilUl«*»mpaU wW» .the rival about 36 percent below, the rate
fit
m dtPFW »&lt;W ;»Fa prohubsl* under of the railroad competitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Fire gineor*; soil ck-perts nut! ^rtslch i.
Now that thj Libcrmns,, tCfetfio,
stone, Junior, now in 4he African
-• Frequent Coaches
jungles, today broadcasted tip first first time .in .the .hi.Hary. .o f tho
J J V. ,
In a case such as a terwn like
bUtetpeeibhee orqpt.tamessage sent from tho special ra­ to witty, have a system ofctguud
tr.
r 31 h . U r
►-t#»e dispute on both aide*, nnd Southampton , about 80 miles by
roads,
tney
aro
suddenly
becoming
dio station recently erected on the
■XWt public feeling la also efl- road from Londpo, there are usual­
Firestone rubber plantation In the enthusiastic nbout motor trans
jrinooe At ,tb« old tram* ly about 30 coaches running daily
interior of LibcrTn, on tho West portation, and iliey all want to
i Harvey S.
pprt ayitom of Britlan will ex- carrying an average of thirty to
Coast of Africa. Tho message ride in automobiles, trucks or
j
, Jr.
tractors.
As
a
rcsjjt,
Motitbtin,
was received at a similar atatlon
nJsfo thl*.;
forty passengers each, all travel
tho capitnl of Liberin, ha9.|&gt;slabon'
the
roof
of
the
Firestone
fac­
4&lt;
J M 4 Method*
llftg on the open road In comfort'
lishad a traffic squat! to police the
tories at Akron, Ohio.
Until U&gt;* advqnt qf railroads, ■fihe rate for die return journey on
traffic on Its principal streets.
This marks a new era of com­ When the Fircstono company wont
traneport in Bcitlnn eras conducted the same day is 81,00. For a
OL
munication with tho Interior of In­ into Liberia, there were no romH
either be tho old-fashioned copch, "period return" the return Is |2,25.
accessible countries. Heretofore, in the country, and only onb auto­
Immortaliaed bjr Dlck*n*,vor |n thp The rati fire for the latter period
the method used was to send foot mobile. This was owned by -the
ease of freight, mainly by canals, is |4.95— more than double.
messengers through junglo trails, President of Liberin, who had very
; of the railroads,
taking days to get in touch with little occasion to use it becausofof
It is little wonder that the rail­
tho outside world. Broadcasting the absence of good roads. * ‘ t**1
coaches with their road companies arc becoming res­
by radio direct from ono continent
nwa, and the.old tive— under this competition and
When Mr. Firestone arrived„at
to another thus gives tho Firestone tho Du river plantation, hiy-wfu
fashioned Inna, ware-forced qut of are asking legislative aid to rqect
Tiro St Rubber Co. n great ndvnn- greeted as the "Great --White
hwlneej . ^The canals wens mainly lb But whether they will receive
go in developing Its million ncros Chief" bv many thousands of-Fh-cwj r
*
bought pp+rrond left disused—by popular sympathy in their attempt
rubber lands that were secured stono native- employees who. had
the nv!lroads—who for a century is more thnq doubtful.
from the Liberian government.erected a -great arch ,of -loaves and
Although these properties nro lo­ ferns
MJoyed a psonopoly of both pasThe general public feeling Is that
nt tho entrance o f Uio )&gt;ipnidwiu |j - .
cated over G.OOO miles from tho
Hnger and freight;traffic,
if the four big railroad corporations
and lined tho mad ombath
-Firestone headqunrters-nt Akron, $rty
■ »3Jh».«hlgh tou#., Imposed hy the succeed In obtaining powers to run -Ohio,' It will noW be possible to sides as lie drove through elerm
“ MVt *
railroad companies after-the war vehicles over the roads, then with
send reports every day by radio miles of the plantation to head­
. . Jjji.,,
o inotoc-coachee into be- their enormous resources, their from tho Liberian plantations to quarters.
$5,000,000 Loan to Liberia
p tftfly h*Ve expanded to first act will be to suppress their Akron. .
^
Mr. Harvey R. Firestone. ,Sr„
itst eehere they offer a com- present competitors and put up nil
100,090 Acres Laid Out
has
successfully
nrrangetl
«
tk of service through- rates to the present level of trains.
Mr. Firestone, Jr., has been in if 5.000,000 loan in America f o r the
praetically comparable And remembering what the rail­
Liberia sines early January. In Liberian government. This, 'nlacc-i
**£t*'«^ - - - ---ieervJco of the railroads roads did to the old canats, the his first report by radio today, he Liberin on n fir/u financial .gndjj,
said that the Liberian government nnd permits the development of:
averaga elector is likely to fight
officials were enthusiastically co­ rnnds, schools nnd public .Buildings.
ac.Thilr aanrice from the vicratpolnt thia process to thb hitter end.
operating with Firestone in tho The 1IK Americans comprising the
company”s grent undertaking to Firestone technical str.lf nfo help­
make Liberia ono o f Urn important ing to organize the 2,000',OOty, or
rubber-growing countries of tho more native Liberians nnj give,
world. Mr. Firestone said that them remunerative employment
during tho first year two B0,000- which had not been hitherto avail­
ncre plantations had hern laid out, able in tlieir own country. Tho na­
one on tho Du rivor and the other tives are proving very adaptable
s
. ---------------150 miles south o f the Du on tlio and willing to work in an organ­
American
"p
t
Striding Illustration of th° city. Ono of his associates took him
ized way. This lias made possible
Cavalla river.
Stair on
Umaagvlng influence of modem
n
In- for n drive In a Chrysler one day
Fircstono engineers.in the r.nme tho clearing and planting o f such
the Dll
yimttani
&gt;buatpess transactions nnd he found tho answer to this
time had constructed over 75 miles a large acreage during the past
Diviriou
of roads and had built nnd estab­ year and has undoubtedly nml a
rf-tirta'.gtvan rqieptly when tho pur­ mystery. Thereupon ho made up
lished
hendijunrters
on
the
two
very
appreciable
eirert
in
the
rechase erf^pwptomoblle was started his mind that ho would have a plantations, with housing facilities
rent reduction in tho price &lt;u
Tip-California and completed In Do- Chrysler for himself.
for tho resident stairs of lib crude rubber.
xlralb'whflb the buyer was making
Ho was In Los Angeles when Americans, l’owcr plants for the
European newspapers hijvg eirflsdMffevday trip frqni Los Angeles the decision was reached, A call
development of electric power, ried many articles deriding .Fire­
light nnd refrigeration lmd been stone for going into Africa to
•ta Maw‘Y-ortr, according to advises on the Great Company, Chrysler
built, ns well as hospitals and plant rubber. They claimed the
Jwt rtcelvefl hy the Farkslde Mo- distributors for Southern California
trade stores for the benefit of the
vtan -Company, local Chrysler dis- enabled him to select the model nnd Americans nnd also to supply the soil was poor for rubber growing
nnd that tee natives would n u
-tributqrt.
body typo he p eferred and a wire
needs of the 15,000 natives who work.
The British governin'"
Hot/fh* buyer was Fred A. Church, from the distributors to Detroit are employed in clearing the jun­ now realizes that Fin-stone's 1
gles and planting rubber trees.
:«jpellAnIc*l qqglneer, designer and assured its delivery as soon us he
berian enterprise is anything but,
"builder of etmueement devisee which could reach the factory. He had an
1,500,000 Trees Planted
j.-iilv, . .
attract throngs to amusement appointment in New York on
h X M -ia ' mahy Ambritan cities. Mutch 14th,' but 'tirgrnt' business
-W*1'
port, over 1,500,000 rubber trees
ralfruja Wen one of his prevented his leaving Los Angeles
hbabble*. When hurried calls sum- until Saturday, March 10th. There navo been planted on a total of
*«tdped TlHtt ftom one part of the seemed to be no way of getting over 15,000 acres of cleared jungle
lands. This is n record in rubber
•’■thonc^-to .another In tho past, »o- ac oss the continent in time for this plantation work. It is the largest
bat n t s faro trains and New York appointment, let nione number of trees Bet out nml acres
Unilteds measured up to his Idea stopping off in Detroit to take de­ planted by any sing|e company in
of -rapid travel.
livery of a cur, hut some one sug­ tho saino length of time. And Mr.
*' ‘ iDaiplta hi* reliance on fast rnil- gested the air mail and a new con­ Firestone stated that the rate of
progress in clearing land und
achedplee, Mr. Chu'ch bus ception of the meaning o ' speed be­ planting rubber trees la being conimpressed by the fact that gan for Mr. Church. At 8 o’clock alantly increased.
1 ^ pasodates who hade him Saturday morning, March 10th, he
Mr. Fircstono reported that the
as he boarded a train boarded the government air pinil ateamship sent over for service
Receiving First Messago
frequently be waiting for and was the lone passenger on its had been nlnccd in commission
along tho Liberian coast and is
tbW .’destination (n another east l)0iinil trip.
now linking
upp tho
Firestone plan
ng u
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tations and tho const towns of Llg ft
the hoi:
hopo that
orchestra; G, Clinic, ensemble; 8, beriu. Het expressed tho
soon hnvo lis own
Firestone! will
w
various
features;
0,
Lltt’e
Sym­
liMfr?
vessels o;r 'rating
r___ „ directly between
phony; 10, Orpheus club; 10:80
and Liberia, making the
Musical Vignette; 10:45, Rosclami Atlantic pnssngc in less than two
t, ,
weeks. When this is done, it will
orchestra; 11:85, tVltchlnif hour.
only givo Fircstono nu udv'an272.0, WPG Atlantic City, 1100: pot
tage of front two to fivo weeks in
6:45, organ; 7:05, dinner concert; time as.compared with oilier rub­
R, studio program; 8:30, concert or­ ber-growing countries, but will
ftl'HI!!---------------------- chestra, studio; 0:30, Ambassador also greatly reduce tho cost of
Aerial Atop FuT(slono Factory—Akron
orchestra; 10, dance music; 10:45, transportation.
n folly. Jt is, conceded b y i
...ThplBriti-ti colonics Ip the'^rd* }'} r restriction In tho British Fnrstpdio program; 11, dance orchesTench Natives Trades
body that Fircstono' has TnadojJb ula.EnH have vigorously exprcsM I lianunt, rubber was selling around
| J i I f ( S a t u r d a y , M greh 2 4 .)
Ut
,
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Great progress in tho develop­ greutimt rubber developim.nl ore theniM-h.;. along this -Jiue. t'ey- •12 e:-ut» a pound.- Within a few
A »tfria orchestra
285.B, WBAL Baltimore, 1050: ment of the Firestone trade schools accomplished b.- any single com- !(m has voted to abandon rut t r yeokst it dropped to nbout 18 cents
F, WT1CWRC WCAE
0:30, dinner music; 7:30, Jubilee was also reported. Mr. Firestone nnny In the same lnnglli of timd. hatrictlon entirely, In Slngup-ire, a pound. Since a variation of 1
i
: e i.
;
sold that thfl natives were very Liberia confronts tho liritisli mid Straits Settlements, 47, out of 72
a pound mean;; a dllYcrenre •{
Singers; fi, Now York Symphony; anxious to learn under the instruc­ Dutch rubber growers ns an in­ rubber growers haw voted to cent
ow r ^8,0(10,000 a year to Ameri­
7—South Sea jtlanders; Gui9, Phllco hour; 10, keystone Duo; tion of tha Fi restono technical creasingly 'Important cdtnpetJtoB.' abandon rubber restriction o;- to can ruliiu-r buyers, tho deciin*
-4aMand song*—WEAK WTAG •10:80, Merry Three.
staff.
Tbs dark-lined Liberians And now tha British rarliubu-nt is." 'modify It so it would not l " ct- from 12 to 24 cents a pound will
yrm vrvn .
i
considering' tlip question /cijlTte.
tnenn a B.iving of $150,000,000 a
260.7, WCAU Philadelphia, 1,- art being taught to bo rarpenters, seriously
" ‘ pf-New York 'Symphony or\Mu-n Premier Baldwin lire-,:- lit year to .America i f tha present
blr cksulths, plumbers, eleetrjcinns, of abandoning or nt least mnduiy160:
6,
This
nnd
That
Rovuo;
0:30,
up tho question of modifying laU- price is maintained.
ch4*ira—WJZ WBAL WHAM
automobil* mechanics, sanitary cu- ing tho rubber restriction policy;
Golden Dragon orchestra; 7:30, Too
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Garden orchestra; 8, Jewish Hour
WTIC WJAB WTAG WCSH
of Music; 8:30, Coeds; 0, Concert• HARD BATTLES
WftC WHA8 WSM WWC WSBT»1 » aVlors; 0:30, Musical Chofs; 10, dance
iOl
• ' uSp-b-Boston Symphony ororchestras.
la tho nine years in which Die
ehestqa-iWBZ.
405.2, WFI-WLIT Philadelphia, meet has been held, only two states
* 0—Sojourners’ club bMnquet,
7^0:
6:30, Aiklphln Whispering
TMioaq *psakers— WEA F WTorchestra; 8, Excerpts from Faust have been able to win more tlmn
9
AG WF1 ,WGY WOB WCAE Wquartet; 9, Sojourners' club; 10 one clmmpiomhlp. Kansas, which
WT n 1-41’liouw.).
took the national title. in 1923,
dance music,
^■9— rtn&lt;fo hour, “Rink Lady"
j-j j
. . .
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,
when the excellent passing team of
315.0,
KDKA
Pittsburgh,
950:
—WJZ WBAL WHAM KDKA
Kansas City, Kan. downed Rock­
0:15,
Little
SymphiViyi
7,
talk,
W L W W JR KYW WEBI WTIC
chorus; literature; 8, Now York ford, III. quinette, took tho cham­
WJAR WTAG WCSH WBp WSymphony;
9, Phllcu hour; 10 pionship again in 1925 when Wi­
JHA8 WMC W sn ■WBT.
chita trampled over El Reno, Okla.
bam
dance.
) lOiSO— Two New York dance
Kansas year in nnd year out has
580.2,
WHAM
Rochester,
1070:
Orchestra*--WBAF W FI WCAE
been u Rtrong contender.
0:30,
dinner
music;
7:30,
baritone
W W Jm ut half hour; WEAF
Illinois is the only other stutc to
irt-r
and piano; 8, RCA hout^ 9, Philco
WFI second hour.
hour; 10, organ recital;-. 11:05, copythe trophy twice. In the first
tournament in 1917 when must of
dance music.
r71*Ult1II - V
,
ri
879.5, WGY Schenectady, 790: the entries wtsre from Illinois,
'
ft, fi ;
*
(UTlitlDAY, MARCH 24.
0:30, dinner music; 7:30, Statler's Evanston Acedemy, led hy the
--Ulur,.; a
W e X f New Yack, 610: Pennsylvanians; 8, High Jinkers; great, “ fjiuck" Cniqey, defcqtc-d
i.i,
Freeport, 111., in an overtime game.
i&gt;::r uic
.-11:46, Waldorf Astoria orchestra; 9, Sojourners' club; 10:30, organ,
t. J
... 1’ baa » 11&gt;*,
Lust year Hq;, Morton high *Ctieol
Mr
'JlliW; Foreign .Polloy Association; 11, daheo program. '
team of Chicago tamo through tlw
458.5, WKC Washington, 040: 3 grthd victors'over a tough southent
Psmatrsus Trio; fl, Waldorf
Parnassus Trio; 0,“dinner music; teurn.
'’‘ Xstiiri* orchestra; 7, South Sea
8, Now York Symphony; 9, Philco
In 1920 Wingate und Crawfords7:30, Sutler’s I’cnnsyl- hour,
ville, Ind., played in the finals,
-Arttdsns; 8, High Jinkera; P, So•
Southern
Wingate nosing out Crnwfordsvillc
290.9, WWNC Asheville, 1010: hy fi narrow ntutgin. In 1921 Co•' -J«*a«U’ elub; !0:fo| Eddie Day is
* * 1 1 * / 11, Johnson’s orvbosUiu 7, dipner music; 9, bam dance"; 11, dar.; Rapids, la., defeated West
Blue Paradise orchestra.
Lafayette, Ind., for the cup.
):
Kow Vork, 000: 2:35,
476.9, WSB Atlanta, 030: 7, Sun,Y*p*tUn Gondoliers; 3:80, Tcnnesday school lesson; 7:30, I’aqkurd To; 8, New •York’ Symphony; 0,
radfts; 4:3l), Tra Timers; 0, Kemp’s Parade'; 8, New York Symphony; dance music,
.' 610.9, WMC Memphis, 680: 8,
'OrshOstrm; 7, poems, As tor oivbc-f- 11:46, Redhead clpb.
New York Symphony; 0, Philco
York Ryiupbpny; !&gt;,
243.8, WDOP Chaltadoog*, 1,- hour; 10, studio.' *
230: 8, Sunday school lesson; 8:30,
380.il, WSM Nashville. 890: 7:‘Ifl,
cusiqiblo; 8:80, popular; JO, dance dinner concert; 8, N*;w York Sj-moytfVW(tras. -V
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' ” * phonyj'9, bani daraas.
it
410U . WOB Nowarir,
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w im p Lou
i ajuila
9viik
&gt;| vow;
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WHAB
villa,
930: 6,'
2M4VWHMB New Orleans, 1010: j
V M M iUwdMd* phrao-rudUl; 5:26, cxUurion itud-'j fi:50, musical 'jirojfram ^2 hra.^i

H arvey S. Firestone, Jr., Sends First M essage
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LONDON.— 51arch . 23 Chara­
PARIS. Mar.ii;:
cterized ns some of. ihc ,'grcnte‘st if ever,"is tluachievements of modern aeronauti­ family jnnt-i?, lprum
cal enginering, the largest all metal "’old fashioned.’' pi
monoplane in tho world has under­ buys these day*
gone successful trial' flights . at imitation of wt
vhxt
Croydon, .whrorc i t was conatructiwl-.
A heavy -cjiT.bti
and is soon to bo put^ihto actual
side of n ilrirt; go»
service,
y
.vfcry ehic. A this
The giqnt plane, which is known' flakes 'a m,vcL.
as.tho Bcanlmoro Inflexible, has a. jnnd .an -old Tashjj
wing sw r^ iof^ W fyqtp.amj PJ tqtul j-TacV c o n jjir J d T
.wejKbln.q(.4HW&lt;;n^9nfl;^ 1 *s,dcclian' ■&gt;
claret K&gt;:lx&gt;i«a^lo
carryutg _,u„
“Hbj
ality:.
t wenty •pa wen gar- aq^,. jufflcicifvt;
Crystal nccklactij
fqcl tpr tiijM». th cn ^ ^ vA Y lljB h L pf'
lrtith :in&gt;tc-od
ninny huura ^ u r n ^ . ;
signor is showine
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With approbate ceremonies, th.: ,in#t4ir
,Ji|
plane was lnunehcd'oh its first tch’t
JewelUry Centrs*^'
flight nf th6 Royal Ait Force Aoor- iinportmu rnlr rh- 1
clronie recently, rjhd h11hough-JOwns
‘lectidnA'aiid now rft.
•kept in the nir less -tbnn n Ivalf an!
Tyiiiturief! have take
hViur -nnd put through no ctnupllcnt--1
ing new A'aritii-s 0f
ed manooverB, it is declared to-be
bra tie ts iduiig ynti ■
a marvel of perfection in control'
frocks,' for they f mdit’
and flying abjttly.
in making their crejfi
The machine is , eqquipcd with effective.'
three Rolls Boyce engines each"Mr • Carved Indian itn»r;
050
horsepower. Jt
has con­ popular for the root
structed with a view'to carrying a Sombre ill hue. and i
largo number o f ’ passengers with rathe:' modei-.ce in&lt;i
the added advantage,of sufficient all the jewellry :.-Jayh
room to store a large supply of gn»' ancient Uiiyatulfiletifl
oline.
sinn carpel:., -uih-atmril
There nro few planes &gt; In thb lains of the' llv'iantl
world which Trr nhy \yay approach* Used as a ha.-i-i (of
tho .Beardmorp Inflexible Jn size. creations. Vanitp-lx
The nearest competitor^ in span is .ticully all . f IVrtia
the French Pcnjthct; flying . boat ,\
.perferetue fur itdi
which Is 131 fpet from wing tip,to
pearl studded n!l!i‘ [
tip, and- is driven- by. fivo 'Juniper,
such ns i nici :.!d.‘, iublw,i
ralial engines of 420-horsepower
nnd dianiuau-.
each. Tho French Fnrmmi night
O'Rossen i - :ilnuriat-j
bomber has n .span of IM . feet,
and a weight of just less tbap el- lag crystal tpi'j-'^ber
which hang fmm the.b
eleven tons.
'I he'machine was ordered' by tljo Of his tnifiui-s, ■
Air Ministry from the original sometimes ganiirh
plans of Dr. Rohrbach, flic Ger­ jewel or ,-i aeeklsteq
man airplane designer. It is to be Stones flung aruun*,!
used for experimental purposes u scarf r shn«n with i
mainly, ns a vehicle from which nlng-gowii
the most yiriuablo data for further
developments can be secured.

The Lexmgton,
Ky.,
"Blue
Devils’* triumphed over Sfoimt Ver­
non, Ohio in 1922 and following tho
PA It 18. ;-i, L’t.—E
Kansan City victory of 1923, WindTor, (!olo. the Rntallesl team that part ieu! iu! I ■.-mper’i
ever won the title crushed its op­ rettdy fm
ponent by a large gcoro in 1024. son. Fair ' - ; hu t'
than usti.-l - I with it f
Wichita copped in 1025.
Ists l.efort ■ u'uAI l
Fitchburg, Mass gained the honor fm- the Kaat for the first time ,* J o in 1st
creased .&gt; -"ir.iii-cdUl
Tne following year hy knocking
till
over the strong contender, El
!U 1l,‘1,
\of mie of the
nnj-Oklu. in the final game.
eh it u ill I e rmn
Beginning in 102-1 a consolation much this s i : " '.
,tcurnaii)(-nl.Has,beta held' in wjifch
Aineii.nn u*1
losing tuams hav. another qppor- will of o n &lt;
tunity to buttle other losers for the more mv
•»»■&lt;t«
“ consolation cups."
and Nor * ■'
Throughout day u;ui n ght the fore. Portut.si.
struggle continues. On the-final Italy wil f " i tbrlfl
hectio day, April 7, the tw.^ run- gent.
mi- up tennis play twice, thc-tlmmBigger i.n ms-M
pionslup game scheduled for 10 p. every way s(&gt;' "
in.
in i’liris i-t •-* f
tourist. And i-vH'iSfif
Wins Bet. Lands In Jail
them seemed I-idpjl
dost Mimr " «•; tijriji
Walking down one of the prin­ spots, In iu‘li htitcpi
cipal streets of Glasgow, Scotland, tourist h i.eau p.-1?!
on a chilly winter day, wearing Come sermi - i.I"Ut l
nothing l.ut a bathing suit and are tnk.mi, sttl&gt; llJJS
shouting loydly, Michael Casey was 1st tide i tieir way.
n"rested. lie explained to the judge
Open-ail' a-lnwitf
that he had wagered that he could
do the feat despite the weather. needing sj*e,:«!
Casey was sentenced to 42 days in •tubercutosw «r nia^
jail for disturbing tho quiet o f -boon opened m Jl4
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W ith Quality and Kn- ■:
durance' as a Foiinda-yJ
tion
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every Diamond Tire w

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&gt; \ ticfc’WeV.-h&gt;w prem ium , sUI
- - a n d got4 i;D ja m w )(U
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tons to fj.-tr i
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H igh S c h o o l Building

W ig h t Bros. Co.
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against iiliy.other tnv «'
world, apt! tlio results '
justify;us. That’s because D►
. tnouda ii^yc been so s l’m
■turning J u t - ;r e m a r k a b le i»
vice •r e c o r d s — that s
Diamond Tires AW ■ “J
-*■&gt; ’puce with the
laU’?1'«*
very- hertt: ip. new ,u‘1'
Htiuctiynl ticvelopments j
a fcWHHtle advantage A1

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Our dissatisfied itist'diiefS'j
tire— -are— Well, ilieiv
aren’t any.

of Miajtnii.. Candidate, for Governor,

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Paris Prepap
Large Tourii
For Coming!

DAY AND NIOI1T GAMES

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SATURDAY* MAftCflU. 1928

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Celery Marke

Dally HoraJ®

AO. K ATES
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for

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liae
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for
n tM
in
isoortlona.
of » n r » l « UBftb
a lino.
chargo * of 80c for
in r i i raatrlctad
•tlattlflcotion.
ijffcr ii made Tba Boo«W will be reiponaible
reat Income* Inanition,
UMr for anbaeqaant
__ The office ahoold be
Iiaacdiately in ca«e of
|
.
»
ADVERTISER#'

grrtld
repreaentatlTO
-J* familiar with rate*
fmd claulfieatlon will
L complete Information.
Ua wleh, they w l» aaalat
“Iwording yoor want ad
i it mot* effective. ^ .

(4 Business Service)

Young man to do house-to-house
work in suburbs and country
districts. Should make $5.00 to $7.00 per day. Address N. R. Herald.

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mary nn June G. 1SJI.
D. D Til It ASHFin.

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thing that one could bring home.&gt;
Make each one do its duty. Y o u ’ll
find the most practical help toward

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saving money in this Classified Sec­
tion every vday.

10-A Poultry and E rrs

JUCING I-onjt'a Pure Pork 1 Bedroom.
*. 117 Magnolia Ave.

411 Perk Ave.

15— Apartment For Rent
room furnished apartment $20
per month. 210 Laurel Phone 82.

fair of glasses near lfornlit
f. Return Herald Office. 3 room furnished apartment. $35.
Hot water. Phone 831 J.
(ARTY WHO found purse
Inday nftemon please mail Furnished house: 306 Elm. 4 rooms
and 2 kitchenettes, $40. Space
■Mrs. I. (\ Meekina 613
2 cars. Phone 820 J.
Ire., and oblige.
CLEMENTS AITS. 012 PurW Ave.
Furnished apt. water nnd gar­
age. Reasonable. Apply Apt. 1.

I'oUllea! Announcements
FOIl STATU I.KUMLATUItfl
I wish to nnnovinie my candjdaer
for the Hints l.-lgxlnture (Or* a a
t ) nnd will appreciate xu
■ upo*it la
the primary id b s h e l d In J*
L, i&gt;. H
"'lla g a n .

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FOR COVNTAUI.il
I wl*b iu nmiuunrc that I am a
candidate for the office of Con­
stable
District No. I, Seminole
County. Florida, said District com­
prising Cl.-etii.ii
1
T,, I , Precincts No's. to.

Money to Loan.— When borrowing crntlc Primary to be lielJ on June on
V
or refinancing your mortgages 5th, A. I&gt;. t»SK.
m
m . i.on n .
Your support will be appreciated.
coma to us for straight loan. No
i
A. 1). tArtie) SMITH.
l mi - l I iK
VATOK
bother about monthly payments.
I *.........
.r ..
i
.i" a camllilula
FOIl J l STICK OK I'KAC B
tn * i|h» (■
B. W. Herndon and Co. Seminole
&gt; i* Senator froia
I l»-rr-by announce Iny candidacy the : 1 '
•ni &lt;ll*trlrt eornHotel.
I fur re-election to Ihi* office of poe* 'I
I* Irrv.iril I’ uun: Justice of the Pence, District No. 4. '.lee - i
i'i"
Demucrailc
I Having held this ■ifflce for urnrly prltnar &gt; I
'.'l.l Julio Gih. IS'.'I
MORTGAGE LOANS
I two years until the district wus
omiae to eontlnu*
If el.'
Into the Kourtli District
tu wotk r,, ib, b e - 1 lnteie*| of thf
ON
IMPROVED RESIDENCE merged
feel, itisllflrd In linking the voters dlstrlit and
Ini He V"U to mi
AND BUSINESS PROPERTY
f&gt;ir their support »fi my previous r tfoid on euch linporlunt tea lu llrecord ns Justice of the Pence and ttnn a* go'iil runil*. i-un*nrvali&gt;jn of
BALDWIN MORTGAGE CO.
pledge in&gt; best endeavors to klvu nur natural resources, reduction of
SEE OUR LOCAL COUNSEL
all the people n i&lt;|unrc deal will, ■tate Intel anil rduentluli. I a*k
S. R. DIGHTON, SANFORD FLA. Jusllce to all nml Ntrlcl adherence ill* aiippor: of nil to. Ul Denmc n A i
to the laws.
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J. J PA lilt .SI I

H.F.: 102it Mormon Sedan
*pe. A real buy at $760. Mahoney Apts. 1000 Oak Ave.
emtnole Tire Shop 400 W.
Furnished. Water nnd garage. On good well constructed colored
Vncnnt Apr. 1st. Phone 18-J.
property on five year terms,
prompt service and liberal apprais­
[or trade for Chevrolet Bungalow apartment. Completely
furnished. Desirnblo location. al. B. W. Herndon &amp; Co. Miller.6,., passenger Nosh
Potter Building, 113 1-2 Magnolia
1»r. Apply Summer* Phono 99.
Ave.
City Greenhouae.
4 room apartment for rant. Lang­
ley apartments. Gil Park Ava.
DODGE
MONEY TO LOAN
Call 251.
fcari and Graham trucks,
ON
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
hd 13th. Street. Phone 3.
AND
PERSONAL
Nicely furnished apartments with JEWELRY
all modem conveniences. ITiono PROPERTY. HKKMAN'8 LOAN
IS A COWAN CO. Auto 70. Cnll at 318 Palmetto Ave.
OFFICE 27 W. CHURCH ST ,
Jr and sheet metal works
ORLANDO.
&lt;h Avenue. Phone 71G-W 16— Houses For Rent

CELERY

l hereby nnnoupce my candidacy
•h*
office
Of
clerk, of the
CHICAGO,
111.
Mar.
23.1without a vcatlgo of their former
&lt; Ircuit ( nun, subject *3 the action -(INS)—A wave of hostility In I religion/
of the Voter* ** toe Jnn* Primary.
P. It. DEAR
The investigation of the Episco­
religion is.swooping the Uuiversity
pal
commission on college work w
of Ghifiga, the University of
**
made following charges of mem­
Illinois and Northwestern un^'crPtm sitrnipp
bers of the church that nthiesni nnd
I hereby nunouncr myself ns a
candidate for sheriff of S-mlno!* sity, according to a report just unbelief ore resulting from the mo­
County subject
to
the, nrllon of published of the Episcopal thu vh
dern system of higher education.
t " f . Democratic
primary
to
h*
, Give No Reasons
iield lu the early part of Jur.e 1SU. commission.
Very rriptrilvely.
Indifference and njwri antagon­
The
.report p oper of the com­
"K fj. UIIADY. ism In Christianity arv being tired
mission made no attempt to assign
In the lltreo universities surveyed,
nny reason why the universities
according to the report. Thousands
Ptm c o u n t y p i i o x e c u t i n o
have beenme “schools of agnostic­
ATTO IIKEY
of students “ return from college
ism" nnd hotbeds of schism.” As
I hereby unnounce my candidacy
fur re-election to the office of
an
investigation to determine tho
(Legal
Notices)
.utility Prosecutlm; Attorney
xith. j
truth of cliarges that have heen
•ft to the will of the voiers In,
the Democratic primary on June G i n t m i : P i i i r p i T r o i ' H T n p t i u : made reeentty, the report merely
T W E N T Y - T i ll III*
. JlIDK'IAt.
JOHN H. I.KONARDT.
i-llti l'IT
tiK T i l l :
HTATI! HI announced that the vommls.dori had
molmiv* found the condition to be destinePtllt T ^ J COl.I.Kt'TfHl
Mi:itt\vimrt:ii, iv m .i ‘ lvo to religion.
1 wish to xnnnuine that ] am a An n ie c
plnlnant,
The nttitude^ among students
rsTuhdut, for re-election
to
the
vs _
, I—1--• J i l l" of Ta * Collector of Herein.
found in the three Illinois univer­
J.
A
i:n
ni:U
O,
el
nl
.
DefeiullHite
o U Couirty, subject to the action
n o tice ok s p e c ia i.
sities, in the opinion of sevo ul of
o f the voters In tile lirmorralle
M ASTEIl'S SAI.i:.
Prlnmrv id j,* ^eld In June.
the men who made the investijrnNolle,'
i*
he]eli&gt;
irlvcn
that
un­
\oui support w ill ;&gt;c appre, lated.
iter nipt by virtue ot n decree of tion, is typical of the average Am­
JNfl. O JINKINH
foreclosure nnrt sal,- rendered In
t be above e at |i led eaitae on tbe erican school.
t o r r o r v r v j i iMii:
S7lh dai of February, A, D, tS2&lt;,
Every yenr thousands are gradu­
I hereby announce my cnndldiicy I, ii* Speelut Maslor In Cbuneeiy.
for tl.e office of County Judac of on Monday. Ihe Ztul. day ot April, ated from state nnd private uni­
Meiulnolc County, Florida,
subject A. D. is:'1'. In from of the Court versities with little nr no regard for
to Ut*- ltd Ion ot tin* D^mncralic lloune door In Sanford. Seminole
.,ti June f.ih. 111?#. My C4irn* County. Plot Idn. will offer for note religion, the commission believes.
pAlyn !'•»r IhM nfflof In in the linndii nml v.-il to the htplieM Iddder for
Tin- commission is composed of
of
m&gt;
frlendn
throughout
this ■‘lull,
during the legal
boars of
count) nml u e Nollrit tlie Nupporti
’ ifi,” follow Inn deaerlbed land*. prominent churchmen of the Chi­
*n«l \.*riA of the people
In
thr n|toute. Ivina
and belna • In ibe cago district, including the Rev. Dr.
comlnn Ih’iitneratic
elec* C.oint) rtf Seminole and the Slate
lion It iht* fieople nrp fit (u elet't of Florida, and more pnrlleului I) George Craig Stewart, St Luke’s
in** in tu|*i of fife 1 will five them described as ful|&gt;diH. l o - w l l ;
i Church, Evanston; thr Rev. Dr.
ait ef fie Jrlit. tile* t u i ’ n fid « cmiurnlf •
All ul lllech S-N. and all of
I Duncan 11. llrowne, lector of St.
ft l Il*liM
ilHit.* *| 11*0 T!
llbick I N, id Tie! II. o| Plurl*
James Episcopal Church, Chicago;
SAMI JiL
Al wri.inNKON.
ua laibd and i'oluiiliiil Inn Cumlumy'n Map of
si
rlerirude
the Rev. Alfred Newberry, lector,
Addition
to Sonfoid.
a* per
riilt TIIH m :u i l . l T H l f *
t‘hurrh of Atonement, Rev. George
filial Ihereof dill)
^ i record
I hefrttn :iiifo*utife m&gt; candidacy
f o r . Ua - J —
- ubj . ct to th .
T. Thoinnn, lector of St. Paul’s
\l*..
neirlnnmi nl lh« Ni'tthChurch.
vve.-'t corner ot Itlock J-N of

’l

Wc are prepared to consider op*
plication for first Mortgage
Loans on the best type of resi­
dences and Mercantile Buildings
in Sanford at 0 pet., C 1-2 pet., and
8 pet., depending on the character
of loan, construction and location
of buildings. C. S. HOAG &amp; COMPANY, 7 W. Churh St. Orlando.

iorirft^ Sixty-six car* of celery roUcd
of Florida yesterday, W .T f
Disturbed By Universities out
which were from SanforU SeeTlMil
They were hilled ns follows^1 pifl
Hostile Religious, Views tomar
Yards, 1G Waycrota.,5

FOIl (T.EI1K 1 ' I H r l I T C O r R T

Dont let two of them go after some-

27—rMoney TV&gt; Loan

( i.k h ic u f T u n . cincvty •

* ' ' r f b y ann-iunra fny candldaay
‘ VT, *JV “ Hlce „ f clerk of to* Cir­
cuit Court subject to O * will
of
*7*„.vo,Pr» al «!*e Derajcratlo pri­

Your
Dollars
* • • ’ » * *

* *

'

WOMEN—Eam Extra Money dur-&lt;
, ing spare time. Experience unpecossery. Steady work. Every­
thing supplied. No selling, 2c stamp
brings particulars. Priscilla Gar­
ment Co., Derby, Conn,

6— Help Wanted Male

111»j» ~ n y ^ ivin~i

&amp;

Wanted: Dishwasher at the Taaty
Shop. 208 N. Park Ave,

14— Rooms Without Board

umobnet

kor

.lass.'—

5— Help Wanted Female

BAIIY CHICKS
Selected stock delivered, W. Leg­
horns 100 $12. Heavy Mixed 100
$12. B. Rocks and R. I. Reds 100
cem en ts
$15. 500 J70. Emerson Hatchery,
j MOVED and our store BrooksviUe, Fla.
|located at 23 East Church
10-B H am s and Flowers
;*McGriff Furniture Co.
Zinnia riants: Burpee’s Giant,
25c per dor. $2.00 per 100. Mix­
|H. Mrller, formerly of ed or separate colors. B. F.'WhltDrill*, Fla., announces the ncr, Jr. 429 Summerlin Ave. Ft.
lot his dental office at Mellon. Phone 882W.
■(Itch Btdg. with Dr. Mas*

st and F o u n d

Political Announcement

PIIONOGRAPH1—repairing, piano
tuning by cxi erta with 17ayears
experience. Sanford music store
aru^Lftrj^hepp®, -&gt;fdLander 'Jtr*
fade, Phone 831.

WOMEN—Earn |17 dozen sew­
ing aprons. Experience unnec­
essary; no selling. Easy, steady
work, materials cut.
Addressed
envelope brings detail*. Goshen
Dress. Goshen, N. V

Bureau of Agricultural, 1
mica cooperating with
Florida State Burraa of M
h*l*.— ft, K. Curbin,
^ 1.
Local
'*^finrwi i f

W.

l.OVEl.D.

Tier 17, Of Phil Ida l-jimt amt
c.ibnilvatluii
CumiiHU)’'*
Man
o| SI ilel ll lidi- ndilll Ion lo lb.'
lown &gt;&gt;l Snnfoid. Florida; run
thence
\Ve*l a.X feet
to the
center of J-1*»amlin Avenue a I
lie North end;
tin nee
Notlli
tst feet more or Je*„ I., II,.' low
n u t " i umik on lathe .Monro.
Ihence Soul h. u*l *o I &gt; aloud tho
low w titer ui.it I, i.tt l .ikt, .oiroe
r !**•&gt;• i
a
:i %2 i ft * i hum i
pi tint
Nml h
lit'klllliillk .
foui iiiMfi* t»r
s*»t$i it
l« MW It* I l f |&gt;4i| Ml • I Pom imii iu' ;
nil .il
A Iriii
All • t I: Imnit I
lilt**
I V.
.i»ul till ..r llltirk
,M t HI ill (IU I O'
X. m Tl#*t l fc
\’ 11»ri il.i I -nut muli i 'oiMtiirttion
I *o|||)Nl ItY
VI(I 11 ■■I
si ii. i«
■ml' mltlit loti
lit 11m l*il%n i»f
ii * pi-r phil
St*Ilf 1.1-1 L'ltn hill,

Bi fore nnuouncing its findings,
the eommisaion tlelved into the re-

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IN

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r o r.v r r, s t a t k up

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nf
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r i . B I V l i m t IIOIUNHON.

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all **r*«lll*»rri. IfKAti'f*.
«llntrl*
Init.iN. unit n|| po Trionh liiivln^
ilitiniH mi ■1**muiltlN against riaid

t-rilnli-

V.in. mul ci*i’li »»f you, nr»* hfr»it»y
n&gt;•1111« J Mini ri*qulr«*d ‘ t»* prua4nl
.i n&gt; utu Ini* ii 11il «l «*ii11«11tl n w 111rH y aii .
mi ih l t u r o f &gt; nil. mux linvp aicahiNi
111. - , l a l f ..f MKU1MTT FUiTOlIv
l i t 1J()|UNSUN' duci.Hitt.
Iiitu of
S« iiiIhmI*- Cow my* Flo rid a, l o Hu*
Ili.i.
r.iri ii. S h a ro n i'n u n t y JudK&lt;^
tf S* niliMiti* i'nunt V. at lila o f f i c e In
ilo t'otitil) CoiirlhuU*e In
........Srinliinlt*
...............
i'onii11. 1'ini bia. within
twelve
mobtl * front the date hereof.
I&gt;,it-.| IVlirtiarv lutli, A It, 19*1.
J I’ NA LitIVItY PArtVOIlTH.
Execiitrli ot the Estate uf
M Ell IIITT FI.KTi 'll Kit IIHIIINttiJN. Deceased.
I*, t"i ITTUH A HPENCKIl.
Altoine.vn for Executrix.

, ,

adelphia, 4 Pittsburgh, 3 I)et
3 Jersey City, 2 each Chicago, ChW
cinnati, W. Albany, 1 ench Bhtf&gt;
inmpton, Boston, Buffalo, Elmr
Imlra,
Jacksonville, New York, SyrarMH
Toronto, Wilkes Barre, and WH*
liamspoft. Twenty-nine tttrf'weW
shipped from Calif, making th*-lA
S. Total Oft.
&gt;*o'&lt; 'oirttn
There was it fair inquiry yeit«7
tlay and slightly better demand.
Market held ateady dn the' $2.00 ujl'tl
basis with n few cars . nhanWjl
heavy to G’s and 8’* higher, and din*
counts of 25-50c on 4’* and fWR
mostly 50c on 3*s, and the tllftb
premiums of 25c per crate for In­
dividually washed stock, an&lt;Trit&gt;e
crate washed, applying.
•'-*
Then* were G7 cars repur(rd'(Ui*i
sed Potomac Ynnls and Cincinnati
incinnati *
tin the way to their flnaf
tions: 17 N*w Y'orkr 7 BaltimotV,1
timotk,rjn “ ^7
Boston, fl Pittsburgh, G T&gt;«tTr4fl^rl$
Rochester, 2 inch Bethlehem, ’{ftpveland, Columbus, and TonntW^khll
1 each Marion, Toledo, S. Bern!
Grand Rapids, Philadelphiaj'fefMl
cusc, Washington, I'rovidehco, Ur*
ica, Scranton, Montreal, BaffaM,
New Haven. Albany. 14 car4-'tjt,*!»il
held Potomac Yards for recohUTgt tnent.
&gt;«•
Telegraphic nport from ‘Na^lf
York toady indicate* that the tNmand Ii slow, market aligllffy
weaker. FIX1R1DA 10-inch craU^t
ari&gt; selling at the following prlMt
3 dot. $2.00-2.50, feW $2.75,
$2.25-2.75, G doz. $3.00-3.25, 8 ddk
$2.75-3.00, poorer 10’s aa -loeF" aa
$2.60, 10 doi. mostly around 4U 0»
______ _ttR)i
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_ •*
rt i\r\
«- ' ”
rftl
rirr»
$i’.7B"2.00'

m

LARGE II ATS TO RETl5liN ‘
Clothes with mora'’ deebratlr#
touches are more easily worn by
the well rounded girl, according to
Mnnl. And sine, frills witkiahttt
skirts would produce a topheevy
effect, he fontees the immediate
return of the longer sklrt.1' si.adx
Changes in atylei in hairdranMg
recently predicted &gt;by.tha lUlotda
barbers’ convention, are glean4 a
one of the urgent reason* for k Idturn lo larger hats.
vaol
Piled masse* of egriy locks hare
been decreed as the thing for *Ydning, at toast, during tho taming
year,
and wigs which will product
.
that effect, over shorn tresM^katfa
become.popular in- Ihi* cltyrLargo hats would be necessajtg Jo
accommodate ntor* hair, sinc# ,tie
small turban* are t ght fitting,*gd
larger hats would have (o hstVa

I’ llll &lt; ONKTAHI.j:
p o ll I 'u l'v r v H tT S a iX T H S U H S T
I r r* h \ .iithoMivi t' my cnmMtliit'y
UK I&gt;1 U1.IP I N S T I U T T I O V
for t .M-fa1&gt;lF for ili«» fuiirih ill* 1 ili.i...1 .Itilv
ipi'i.t ii, nml
I u i . l i &gt;i. iiiinoulir* mV cyindldacy trlrl.
lil*J**rt lo Iht* Mill
nf
Ihi*
for tho o i l ..... of Superintendent. rtt Vutcix In I 1. •* l»* nn»r|.»ilr pilinury
IP k iifiiiii nl i Im* Nm i It
I’ liblb'
I iinI i urllop
of
BemlnoU of Jon** d
Your \tiln will tn up«■'.$ !•••♦ - I III...
V N T in
I'nunty, « iiIi|i t I to the will iif tp* pTf*t I Ii * &lt;1.
•4*i*l I ii u !♦» I l i . i ill.i I 11*1
voter* In Hie iirlmur) June G. Your
U O. ( H o b )
Hit |UUI X H
ill! K.t I I II
support will he apurerlaied.
1:*-r| r titlet* ni.ttll.eh
St
«
MAY URt.LK M A X W R I . U
t on *H i:ntF i
Ii 11■ii it 'nf Siihfi till Kleirl
nit r.11 i
i ant a i't;iii:j&lt;il" fur tbr office
f ll»li Ui* mitoil CO.VttAIID]
&lt;•
uf Stienff tuul will iiplirsclMr S’ltiHim t+ m I«&lt;1- f 4■ 1lie- l.l it
1 hereby uuifuunoe my cnmUdaoy (loti In tl
.
M.iitleee
r
inbill
k
1
1
1
1
-ill
k
June Primnty,
fill the of fir- of ronMable Dlatrtut
t H •in Ii* ;t*le-r-It .i 1M111hx III.
K H. U 'A l.K E ll
4. Mibjprl lo |he will f t ill* VOlar*
1l*o- IteM
rl
il.L 1itu
surne novel decoration*. Henra Mt*
on Juua L
i nuII k in 1 iik . Mum ne-.
IN T H E C lllC DIT C OFUT t»F T1IE prcJicted return of the ‘‘Gibasn
Ftm s iiK iiir p
E- Kl.N t.AW.
*.( „• . . 1eel llte.rt*
tun
T U ENTV - T l l l l t D J F D IC IAI. Ill 11+
1 tirrrby aiinoui.Cf ni&gt; canillrtacy
lNike* .tl lx tv Witter
ih i »» a m
• -YajlmR
t l IT l»F T i l l : ST A T E OF FlJ»lt- hat."
for the office of Phrrlff of Mrinlntout k In I..tU • Mit itf. ee*, lll»*1li*»*
FOH (J.KIIK OF ( 1 H C C I T COCHT ul* Count) subject to (lie will of
IDA
IN AND FOIt HEMIN'OI.E
?!»7 fi-rl
■llrif
ttIM
'**
•
•
(
i
n
1 wlrlt to un bounce that I ' am a (lo- voter* ut thn June piinmry
Cut NTV
IN CIIANCEItY
».r le-wo III I ll»* Nurl lit il hi!
candblntr fur re-el.u tlo a to' the o f­
CM A III.EH F IIAHKINH. Cumplnln- POSTAL SAVINGS FOU MRX^O
J. F McCI.EI.I.AND
r &lt;•l[ HJltf1 lll.ie k I N. Th r
fice ot - *lf&gt;k uf Hi* Circuit Court,
ai.t,
1e*e*l ltmrY»
ili’Ifl-t- Wirut
v*
nf krmltiol* County, FlorlSa, SubPostal luiringi has Ju»Hic^n*&amp;l»•** f 4 \Uiim ®&gt;r let UlhhlUM
28— Radio
r « n POUMTV J t ’ ittm
JOHN
STEMI’ Ell. ct nl,
Seven
Roome
$25.00
per
month.
Joct
lo
lb*
tlrfIslttn
of
the
D*nto'
iUPS-MARMONS
si
l
h
&lt;
r
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b
/
anoouuiie
m&gt;
comllducy
i
d
ms.
i
nugurnted
in Mexico, PpsjmMlrr
CITATION
crutlc Voters ot Urnilnote . County. (or re-rle-’ tion to
Inquire Jno. D. Jinklns, Court­
pay f o r deed.
Purc Ii.im i
Die
ulflve nl
THF
HTATt:
HI..
iford Automobile Co.
General Cosmo Hibljoan starting
PHONE 579 for Rcpalrn on all In the Dettiuciatlc Prim ary KIrc County Judge ot Henilni 1&gt; County.
IAS H KIIAltON Jit.
jo t
KTEMPEH
tiltEKTINHH
to Ur he Id un Juba Gth. A. D Pbirida. sutijrct to tha will uf th*
N | o llil M.i-ti'i In C h a n ce ry.
all* Ave.
Phone 137 house.
makes of Radios nnd Phono­ lints
roby Old.
Yu ii :ir ** to
In rwi*y
&lt;n red to be nnd the service by opening an ftCffHPH
ID2I.
Demovrullc
Voter*
of
Kemlnol*
a
111
'iti
hrffii
»
*
«mr
Mthl
rmirl in ih
V.
K.
DOUOL
ASa
in Mexico City. Severn) thousand
c "u n t y . In the Deniocratlr Primary
FOR RENT OR SALE— Five graphs. If we don’t fix it, then*
M i l ' l l K u r H I K I I I F f S ft A 1,17
Itiiiim* in Hnnf**r»l. Kwrnlnuh'
elertlun
lu
t»«
held
June
5th.
ISIS
is
no
charge.
Couch’s,
108
3.
Park
Nolleneieb)
k
I
vi
n
that
under
|b**t Service
rinridi*. In llu1
**n* accounts wtn&gt; opened, in nil.ntri*
room, modem, Spanish Btyle
i on I'ti.xsT/ ni-ts
JAM U. tCIAIlON.
and t
, trine of an execution la- lltliit »*o i i f nn
tlif 2ml tiny nf
I wish to atinuuncv that
am
stucco bungalow in good location. Ave.
sow,* ,.tt of IIml under the real of April. A IX I52H. Ihi- Hum* lirlng « of the rtomtry the first day, th®
n ctwidblalc for the office o f Cou­
fER Service of all kinds. A bargain— 2G09 Orange Ave.
Ibe circuit -'nurl of the Thirteenth Hull* I &lt;ay nf Hiiltl $'n url, In uiin* service lining widely tidvertisrji,
ntable for
Jostle*' of tha
Pence
(Political Announcements)
....
. Judicial Circuit, lu nnd for llllls- wrr lh«* IMII *»f rjimplnlnt tlirrehi The sy*tent adopted 1. by meal
C. E. Oak Hill Subdivision, Sanford.
1 570-W or 3302.
U
Dlstrlit
No. 4, Hemlnol* . . Count).
I 4)M ■*'
*!)'., I I.At I'
tuirollKli Coiiyty. Horidn,
on
the filed Igalnst you. nr cl*e the eatue'
■
____ - - — rFlorida, -aid .IijniIc* o f the l'*«cu
IIISTIUCT N « . *
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.
.
.
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I.lril dav of February, 197*. In the wllt It taken n* ei.nf.-**r.l and ( d : ! (it.fttUlUps^wMcly-Tn'P f 'defied
FOH T A X A S I E M O H
District
Comprising
Gl*cllnn
PreM t e r c h y announce ntv . a n d I d . , i f
Merchnnis &amp; Mechanics lu t e d by (to Ttppmprrrn?'TT^ere*. i , nrrts until tho f ( [ u i v a l e n t o f 35 „
5 room house furnished. Phone
I wish to announce my candidacy clnts. No's 1, 7, J. 4, ), 10, ||, fc 17.
or Justice of Peace nt D M Hct Nr' -l n a n k . * . ^ n - r a t t o n r ngatnst It. D,
100 North Park Ava. or 805-W.
fa r thr ufftet nf Tax Assessor of suhjeel to Ibe decision of the DrtiiUltjeet lo in* d e e ls t o n -r tbr v o t e [ rair(&gt; j, c
M M*tid. Bherlfl of t o i l till? orrt'rl‘ To', , pnbii*b.d l t I tn| D 'iich.r. the cards thou hMng C^t.
firm Ino le County, subject
to ■ lh_» ncrutle Prlmitr* to tie 4tetll on JUtt* rrs 'in the I -emocratte I'riAion to I ne ml note
M for service on all
Cnunty.
Flnrtda.
have
wilt
«rt
H
it—voter*“ in IK? JUU* Gtlt. A l&gt; 1*7)
Inheld
on
June
Mil.
A
t'
192&lt;
.
levied up'tt nnd will sell nt public T H E HAN FOllD It Kit ADD. w new a - 1 changed fo r saving!) cuUiiicntc i.
HfHises For S a le -----------ing machines. JJljsra
1 will . pprreluH'
u* support.
J M. CIlAPFKIt
i otilery to the Ii Ik IiphI nnd best bid­ paper published In Hanford. HemInole County. Florid*, once a week
prl * r&gt;' JOIt n. C H IT T K N D B H ,
lltV.'N KHTlMDOi;
for yoiir old macVine, on
der for (aril ul the trxinl door of for four consecutive weeks.
III.- Court M.iu*i In H.tnford. FernSingers. Let us help 2 NEW 6-ROOM bungalows. Party
flit* n under my Jtnnd nnd seal of
r o l l J I ' S T i n i O F PU AC H
Inule Coiiutv. Florida, on the 3nd ■aid Court on this the 3rd day of
going north. Furniture nnd 20 TU T U i : VOTDHN O F SF.MINOI.K
Ftlll T H E I.U4HMI. VI I III)
your sewing troubles
F t m IIISTIIICT ? o , F o n t
itu) of April. CI7«. the same helntf March A. IV 1971.
ENGRAVING
•
r
O
W
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*
.
I hereby announce » ' cjnjlihtc) n lentil sale* it.iy, nlid within the
Till* i*
annoonce iny candidacy
king all material 10c per laying hens, for sale. 1319 Pouglus
V. E. DOPiir.AH*,
I wlnh to nnnounci’ that I am
for j 11*1 ice - t
the Peace, District for the Hint* IrKlelulur-. (.droup b-Kal Imiir* of *nle. the following
d
e
r
It.
St.
*
,
&gt;t*r Sewing Machine Co.,
rnmllriat-- f&lt;»r re-election te lb * o f ­ No. 4. Ntibjcct lo the w i l l of the One) Htthject to Ih* will ot Hie i n t ­ personal property, to-w|t:
By
A M WE EtfH.
fice nf County Comml**ICU*r from Dem ocratic volt-r* June Gth. Kan- er* In thr tirlinury Of Jnn* G.
One i l l I'rotnlexory Note for
D. C
Jewelrra-Optnmetrist
Six rooms: lovely location: for District No. 7, Biibject to the tl*- ford, I.like Monroe. Pool*. Iwjkr
C M*. EN'rZJ'lNUEH.
the m m of Mix Til,. pea ltd. Five
(HEAD)
Watch Repairing
Mar)',
I.
cti* wood,
Alt
n
mo
tile
CUIon
of
the
voters
In
lb*
Demo
lluoririt
Dolbu
*
f
14,900
eO),
sulc by owner. Reasonable. GI0 rrutlc Primary to be held on June Hprlns* and Fornet City, eonalltutc
H. J NIX,
- *J
rtni.-d
September
Kith.
1D7G,
Base *nd very little money
Snlleltor for f&gt; r '^ U I n a nf.
pit) ahl. to the or,let ,if K, It
Palmetto.
Gth. A. D. 1»74.
the above (|l*lr|ct.
old things nety by use of
r o n TAX S H h l l d H
^
JOHN MK1BCH,
If elected. I promlxc un
hbn*!.Akb.-refl ott r.r lu-fore t e n yertrx
IN f l l l C F l T f O I T l T .
T lV E N T t1 hereby announce tu tbr people
buxine**-Ilk c
iKlmlnlxtrstlnn
fru
Par Vnmiah. Locquer and 20— Karma Per sale
TIII It l&gt; JI'DICIAI. f lilt t IT. HEM.
hftet date.
of
Hcmlnote
County that t ant a
the
u*ual
mcdrtlceomfnex*
TO T i l l ! VIITKIH OF BEMINOI.K from
INOI.F
COUNTY
AND
ST
A T E OF Itglous conviclinns nf w%Trt1-*h( **IKInneil)
E.
&lt;i.
f'l'I.I.I'M,
S*ld by Sanfqrd Paint
senerslly cornu .'ted with
thla o f. rnndldSte for l e i s * * * * * o f subject
r o l l X TV .
A* Triiktee
FMIMUIA. IN (H A N C K H Y .
sand undergraduate* of the t'U|'V
lo tire decision nt the \nteie III
Co., G . U. Stuart, Mgr, A "going", modern, money-mak­
I tvl*h t j announce that I am
The nriplnnl note I* In my !»&lt;•*• J. II TII.I.IH, Complainant.
institutions and intu thu rc'^poua
III* Democratic Prillin') to be held *e**|.iii
t&gt;.*P. IIEI.NDON.
candidate
for
re-elrcllon
to
the
o
f
­
nit.l
xubjeel
to
oxnmlnn,
v
s
lit. 6t.
•
&lt;
ing 40 acre truck, celery and po­ fice rtf Count) t.’ otnmlsaloner from
In June of tl.le tear, i have lived
Lent
of an t&gt;&lt;|ual number cf
iAM
II.EY
KKDDY.
Defendant.
tl'in
In Oranx* nnd Hemlnol* muntlee
tato farm, right in the heart of Dlxtrlct No. 3. eubject lo the de­
j FOH JUSTICE UF F K A r E
HI IT Ftlll SI-ECIFItl
ntc.i.
'
•. e^' . '
fur 4t years.
I huve wrved ar| H.tid iirol.crly I* sold to xuttxfy
FEHFO
HMAKCK
*nld
exrcutlon
nnd
eo*t*
Ruisel. Farm*, Grovea, the famous Hastings Irish Pota­ rision of the voter* lit the D e m o ­
, n i M T H I l T AO. FOl-H
i-ourUy commlsslnnur
uu und off
c M MANJ).
Cnrvful analy.rli was m sfV t
cratic Primary to t * held on June
NMTIl'l: tiF HPECIAD MAHTEIl’H
1 lierehy annonneo rty candidacy for 11 years, l have nunl* my ItvP- 0. Box 1040.
to district with heavy black soli, S U V A . « . 1 &lt; 0 ' , . M A N K K V A N „
Khrriff
fitmlnnle Cou nt),
HADE
fur Justice Of i v s e e of District No Inir raising eiiFh nnd i-ltrus fruit
rummisaion rnembert of th® va, •
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
undtr
Florida.
perfectly drained and Irrigated. A
eubjeot to Ibe decision of Ut-1 mul fainting. I propose to Ut every
ami I.) virtuit of n final decree en­ au&gt; shades of opinion found ggyjnc
voters In the l-emoeratio Primary taxpayer carry
CHT PRINT SHOP
his
pr*&gt;; ortlonato
real incomc-produccr. Details and
c i lt i ’ FlT
ifii'ltT
OF tered In the above entitled Cause students and gn du stei, niul of tjls
t o lie tu-'.ri on June 6th. A. IV 19!#. xhare uf l a s s * by v Ip w Iuk the pro- in ’ 7 DC
F o i l S l tK I ti r K
T
W
E
N
T
Y
T
l
l
l
l
t
D
JUDICIAI.
on
ilo- Utlt day of March. A. J&gt;.
photos.
I/tveland
&amp;
Tanner,
Inc.
service on any thing in
D A V f O KPEHIl
petti* personally.
Your
support
I hereby announce my candidacy
C IIK T I 'f , IN AND Pint HEM IN
197). I nn Hpeelal Mnslor In Chnnc. general trend of thought atsoag
$• A phone call will get i)evetoping Realtors, Palatka, Flo­ for re-election to the office o f aher- TO THF. V lrr K II* ~ OF SEMIAOI.F. will be appreciate*
OLE COUNTY, FI.OII1DA
rr), on Monday the 3nd
day
of them.
’'A J
K. II. KII.IIKB.
Iff of Seminole County eubjeet to
III l.l, FOH F O l I C C o H l ' I l E OF
April. A, I), I9*f, In front of the
"• I’hone 417-W. 0 Rail- rida.
COUNTY.
Alarming
TendtM jr
.. ,
-.he
action
of
the
*
?
*
•
£
*
,
L
B
MO
ItTilAfli:
Court
lloure
Door
In
Kntiford,
F
lo
­
i.
Democratic primary to be held next
1 wl»h to announce that 1 nm a
A.- H. WII.I.IAMH, f^tmplnlnant,
rida will offer for sale, nnd pell tn
The reault was that th® commis­
June.
1
will
appreciate
y e a r candidate for rs-elecHon to the o f ­
24— Lots For Sale
III.'
highest
bidder
for
ennh.
during
( F o i l t'OVXT.VIb.li
fice &lt;if t.’ ounty Cots si Ue loner from
support.
re-rectfulTy j O Y l W
J IV, MeKF.OWN "und HAMI'CI. J llu- legal hours nf *nlr. tbr follow ­ sion was “alsrmed at thg gnurikg
District No. 4. subject to th* de­
P YOUI; OLD WALLS
1 ivtxh If&gt; « iirimino*
uudblac)
Mil.l.I.'ll
and
wife
ED IT H II. ing deserlbed land all uni *,
lying tendency of university ataiwWP la
Aero lots on Dixie Highway,
cision &lt;&gt;f the votera In th* Demo- for the office of constable- Dlxtrlct
mol lining In the County of HrmlnMil.CDII, Defendant*
HE NEW WALL PAINT
near Lake Monro®. Fine Truck'
,-ratio Primary to bs held s n Jan* No. 4. He' tu
I no, Is: Count), subject to
T
NOTICE
IH
II Kit EH V
HIVKN nlr nml Klntu of Florida, und more grow sway from th® rh u iflt* to
run
T
H
E
M
i
U
i
a
L
A
T
l
i
n
B
NEW AND BET- Ing land, outside city limits. L.
the will o f the Viters In lb* D*mu
lliat under end by virtue of n fin ­ put t lenliti ]&gt; tlc»erlb#d nn fullowp, become actually *ntagimUlMlCH»
Kubjeot te the uppioschlna Dem o­ 6th, A. D. : n „ . je. W l r p K U r i l
t f u r t h e r in f o r m a - A. Renaud. Phone 190 W. 304 W. cratic
al (teerce tlat.xl Itlli day of e xh* to-w lt:
untile Primary of June
religion of Uisir falhera.'’ V
Primary, I hereby announce
la.t Ten. Block Four. Tier Trn
runry IkS*. rendered by Ibe Hon­
, ’
L A
TA(ri7.
■ALL PHONE 238-J OR 2nd St.
Hie House pf
F O H COUNTY CoiSrmSSIO.VEIl ,
my candidacy
for
of E It, Trufford's Map o f tl|*
A« a remedy tho commi
orable \\. W. tv right. Chancellor,
u
member
«
f
ItaprcBAitlatlvr* a»
C- COLLER, 8ANFORD
1 wish to announce that 1 am a
Town of Hanford. Florida, ao*
In ibul rcrtnln eauiM- pending III
go*ted that special roll'
oup *.
I f . nominated I pledx* candidate tor the oH&gt;C* pf Coast
(Iroup
our above eiitllleil rourt ax above
curding to plat thereof
duly
r
best
ef
fo
rts
In
behalf
o
f
the
26— Miscellaneous For Sale
my
recorded In the public records
Commissioner from Dial
era
be assigned te ffejt.
styled, the
undersigned
Hpeelal
ople o f Bemlnnie CouBty.
T b # subject to the decision of til* vot
peo
n T iiK cin cF iT
&gt;&gt;y the Master, appointed and authorised &gt;&gt;f Hrmlnolii* County, Florida. to stem the -«-wtrts trnm t
ting
need___
of___
th*
(Cryieenn
____
_ people. of Klort- — S Ut Ih* Democratic ITIm ary to
TEltMH:
Cash,
l-urcltnser
to
pay
under
the
term*
of
the
enld
d
e
­
T
IY
F-VTY
T
U
I
HD
J
•
•
DRUG STORE—Pre- BOAT FOH SALfc: bb foot bridge da I* T a * Ilellef. reperlally reduc­
The regular work of minUUro, It ,
r i l t r i l l T O F T H R hTATK b ) cree to nnkn sale of the said prem­
deck cruiser, thirty Inch draft, tion o f lo cal- tax**. Title, In n r bo hrid on Jun- ,B t% V . , U n M , '
J*», Drug*, Soda. Wa ara
H J. N IX .
de scribed' will offer f " r ', , r 4
FfAMIIDA* IN A N D F « B HKMIN- ise* therein
w u found, w*a not euRleifftt alne® y
tiplnlott.
can
be
effected
by
.
*
1
Hpeelal
Ma*ter
In
Chanuery,
OM7
C
O
F
N
T
Y
.
IN
CIIAV-'fcHX.
tor
pul*
nnd
sell
to
ih
*
highest
fully equipped, sleeps six. ^rice equitable distribution
Your phone. Call 103.
of
tha
tho students «tg&gt;Td gwur, .fro m R *1
J It. II. HTHYKIilt, Cum pis Inapt.
and I,eel bidder for cash. In front JAM EH (I. KM A !ll*N J H .
ro n r O l 'K T Y ASSKSSOH OF
reasonable. P. 0 . Box 038,
present
five
e#nt
taxes
of the Court House door
In
the . H.dicitor and of I'ounesl for Cum- church enUrely.
•
t m o n i the HI ate Jio*d Depart meet.
JG BLOCKS—Irrigation
I wish ; » anqoana# to Jbe-pAopl* 11 )JN 0 Y . R JJONO. rt a t . Defendant* City o f Hanford, Hamlimlv County. plulnatit.
Therefore, • iteW l y p o 'o f iMtftfa-,
Sellout*. Count lea and Cities,— par­
NOTIC
E
O
F
HI'KCIAI.
Florida,
during
the
legal
hour*
of
Of Hr ml Hole County t h M I urn •
fteneral cement work. Plenty of WOOD * COAL at Du- ticularly .th* Counties und C1H»A candidate
MAHTEIUH HALC.
*al«s uii lli^ Snd ilnJ'
April, A. IX IN TlTvTC Ol'IlT O F TIIK COIDVTT who win go amengrth®
re-elect too to »b f
hart's Wood yard. »th A Cy- If honored by tha nomination 1 flee uf T a *furAssessor,
JI'HIIE,
HEM I NODE
COUNTY,
'
Nolle# le hereby given that un* !&gt;*$• tin* d m r Mltitf n llulr 1**)'.
c°**rete Co. J. E. Ter
su
bject
to
the
counter lack u f iQteraat la;
promise to devote all th* energy
HTATF. O F KLOIUBA.
;
der and ’ by virtu# " f &gt;• drcrr,i ;*f the following described lands and
press. Phone 38G-M.
™P. 3rd and Elm.
and esperience that I possess to decision of the voters In tor D em o ­ furceiorure and ,*sle rendered
In
re
llte
Estate
nf!
A.
IT,
W
A
T
I
l
tenement*, alluated. D in g end be­
or ntheigm on lta own groj
cratic Primary to be bel® In June
KN. l»ece**ed.
aocoiuplleb
&amp;=.
the above entitled'
uau«e , n''
ing In "aid Count) and Mate, lo*.*V .Dir*AnMAN, Jr.
rocommetuiod.
o f thla year
^ vAtjOH AH .
IN PHOllATE. '
SIMMONS
ACE
SPRINGS
are
73rd. de y o f February. A. D.
wit:
'
Hoofing —The hoof Evf in a l n o tic b
I, os Hprctul MaxteV 'In i bmicerv. — IwU—o n e ' l l ) of Block tlilrteen
Informally, reveral of thr
the beat we have ever seen. The
ntVEN
n o tic e
ih
hkheuy
ro n gurKiuKTr.N»»i6.YT o r
nit Monday, . ill* -Stid. d » » t - * f Metal'
shingles
FOR CLERK O p T l O l h t
1 13) of Tier one ( I )
"f
**•«
it,ill III.) undersigned wilt, an the making th* eurvey OX;
price
Is
$19.76.
We
deliver
to
San­
A.
D.
I
»
f
l
.
In
front
of
the
t
ourt
*
I
hereby
announce
rajc
candidacy
Town *if Hanford, according to
r u n i-ic INSTHUCTlOji
***«»
and galvinixed
Gill (lay » f May. A. D. 1I1JL P»e- belief that hejoniara, th* A
o f »h# circuit court su b ­ House g n o r ‘ I n .X a n fn r d .’ trimlno r
E It. T .a l/o r d 'e m»P 'Ihereatf,
I nm a candidate for re-elsctlo* fos er t clerk
M-nt
l«
the
Honorable County
u
H. Cowan. Oak ford- Gllbert-MicGrjlff Furniture
to th# will o f the to i x r * Jn County. Florida, will n t fr r.f o r sole
s
s
pur
plat
recorded
III
Plat
to
til#
office
of
r-'Oerlntendent
of
Judge I.f Svmlnnla Cnunty, I lor Ida. philosophy w^lch te®chea
Co., 23 East Church St-i Orlando.
ill...........
In —
th* trlgheSt- bidder for
P Third St. Phone 111.
]luck one
( I ) pages 6«-«4, of
toe Democratic prlisary *# be held •Ml a e
public InetrueUo..
BehUaol* June
.....................
hour*
M*
flnul
returwr
sccnuiit
and sure ia th* greatest good
durlne the, I* v p M ,
t.
I will
appreciate
your cashthe Public Records nf
JWmlnCounty, eubjeot to the Democrat**
viiucbcre a t Administrator o f
the
S%W*t I hd
h i jOlbierlur*
D.ll.ittUiF (teSrell.ed
rtev-.lbcd 1*4
..le
County.
Florid*.
the (ei
A LARGE IRON SAFE, Herringrnsry. Tour support brill be ap- ,n,,port
Katalc « f A. W . W A T IIE N . deceas­ made popular
situate,'
ly lu g ond
y ' f■
* n tisie,' lyllur
nnd lx
lx: o“ . tn.
'
.
A
a cotut
Together with
lint, tenement#, ed. and at
f e r• S«-na of aU klnda.
said time,
ilten and modcu Jctonce, iocludliy
County Of Heutlnole pfcl Ibe. Ktste hcridllnmeltta
Ilall-Marvin, aA " grade for »«le precl* lad.
and
appurtenance*
T. VT. L * w e O M .
■“•'4 Paint,* Wall Paper
at Florida, and mere na.il^ulari) therein belonging, such sale bring ihere, make application to th* ■*•« vioristir pejxhology. .* '
at ■ bargain, only slightly used.
FOR c o u k t y r a t t a c i T H Q
Jltd*.' fur » filial
settlement
of
described a a follows, m wit';,, .
ATToMxanr
made fo I 'f f s n u s t e the terms of Me administration of m M eatal*.
The various chdrehea,
D«t Owe ( I ) of t r i n l t ' l * P U t
Gilbert-McGriff Fornitune Co-. 23 TO T H R VO TERS OF « R R IK O L M
thr ufurrxeld decree In pursuance ■ nd f o r ' a n order discharging him
T hereby «*k* this method o f onIn
the
City
of
tfanf
-r
t,
Fjvrlds.
UtlUKTY.
lieved, wtH-carry an ari
of said tcrmei.
•
East Church 8L, Orlando.
nouncine ntv w n G k l .r T
fjr
l 1' .
tScr«xif duly
as »ni h Administrator.
nccnrdlnu
l
"
l»Is«
I ’ wish to announce that I am s offic e Of. Cfiunttf-Froosetiling A U o t Dated this the 1st day of March • F e t . d this th* 3rd day at March. to Apierican unlverall
* , 6 em inola f g l t
ft ulw 3 on
recorded In I'lai
"■ '
*to.» the- Dsmoeratle
candidate for re-election to the o f ­ nejr,
subject
ia.ee. ] l . Pf the public rfrof.4#
* W &gt; l * t d , Velvet rag. practically now, value fice nf Coon ty Commissioner from Primary, l willI ’ oppreciat# say
few mtontha to
a. n
i»i«.
j
W a t h e n ..
A 01 l * * '
H. J . . NIX.
-• * (Ipedal Master ahd Com- ' A a Admlulatrst-.r o f ^
a*
&gt;t»*t peopbj *r Bemlnnie Fminly, Mprlda,
190.: Rale price', *30. Electric m a n i c t Nn. I, subject t » tbs da- support given m#
FjHUh of agaUial the Inr
If
otecied.
Will
rlstniT o f t b s . Voters (n th# Xrimo.
■ . m w iM r .'
pay for rtesd,
Slngor sewing- machine. Console cratte Primary ,to m held oo J u s * j E
duhcro Jr* t f t c^u*ca my / plroH**er*'flu
a tv. tYAUR.
. .
.
M
Jl. 8HAIWM! Jto
A; ”
ch S t Orlando.
ao^U-ltor
fo r Comptalaaot
ttiTn
tablet paid $170. aale price $05. tth.
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HpseUt
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In
Chancery.
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                    <text>THIJ WEATHER

yOUU NEWSPAPER

Shower* and thunder sjsrms in

ft' ^Florida’s Henri.
World’s Greatest Vegetnblo
ion.IlHRlchwt Garden Land
y k td

nnrth nnd rcnlrol portion*; fair iu
extreme southern portion*.

SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. MARC II 20. l»»2s

Lea.-ed Wire International News Service

E XIX.

O ffic e r s * T ^ t ify
In Police Scandal

.Mt aihrt—Aii-Jit Bureau Of Circuit* .ons

Mystery Attends
Atlantic* Eli]

For Governor,
Speak
In Sanford Tuesday Night
.

.Mi a m i , k !«.. Mar. 2«. &lt;i n s »
—Willinm II. Reachey mid K. \Y.
Pierce, former detectives hero,
were cnlled on the witnss stand
at the huheus corpus hearing
today of Police Chief
la'slie
Quigg, who is seeking hi* re­
lease front the county jail on
tond. Quigg is held on a first
degtee murder charge in eotiuection with the dentil of II.
Kier, nemo bellboy in the sum­
mer of 11125. Roth former offi­
cers testified they were given
order* a 11hut time hy Quiet;
to "take that nigger out o(
the city ilml heat hell out of
him.” Thus far, however, the
slate has not succeeded in cot;ncetintr Quigg with the actual
murder for
whirhh
William
Tihbitt*. John Cntltlel and Torn
Nar.wmth. all police officer* ate
indifted. Court opened today
when
Vernon
Hawthorne,
state's attorney, presented *
. d.otjiui .|i| .quash, ylip__ ilcfumw
sxrtl'W'Tiiiheas corpus petition.

10People Are Made
HomelessBylnundationCausedWhenRiver Breaks Its B ank

•ores I solated
In Their Houses
-—

./ *

escue Parties, L a b o r
To Reach 20 S tran d ­
ed Onlsland In R iver
: i CIt A M

.•'antes .17. Carson, Miami nttm
ney and eamlidnte / o r %;ovei i.'n
will mltlress Scmimdu County vit'

L e g is la tiv e P rogram W h ieh ls
•/ens toniKi' ow night at 8 o’clne.l,
Pending In FongresM W ill
D eterm in e W eigh t Cal lias in this city, according to an at.
W ith- 2 Law M aking Bodies nouneenient ;.duy frn.n his In ..

quarter* in Otlamlo. T i e gultori.a
turial itspiiant wt.l speak, from a
trail. 'Mi V. n.dia Avj nue lietwei i
Fust itrd 8. o •.! .streets.
Throng i the murtesy of Cit\
Mintage:' ( icnr"i' II. Cairns a poll
ion of .'In■:i*.•!i:i Avenue will hr
rop'sVnii ami a numlier of hem he
wdl I"' plamd in I he street so that
those who desne lii heal' Mr. ( a
-,»n will find ample seatim; necoe.
modal ions. llie puldii i» eordin
invited tn hear the i.imlidate,

ftv'n: that he advivates.
In the fight whit h eventuiill.v
it'd In a silpieine mult deiisiou
h:in ini; horse and dor racing, M&gt; (im erntm -nls O f Other ( ’nuntries Thai E ngage In Ihisii i-on look a promineri part It
ne s In F . S.MitsI AilhereTti
- he who iddniip'il a einirt's .t
' ' .11 milting the trail, at Mnui'
• Anirric.in Coininerre
\cls
. .1 I'litiipano front oprtnliug and
.1 J.iti r took the t a -e l•» the
\ 1lot'llej (Jencral
e mutt where he presented
(lives Oul Report
tniur arttnnients against pan
. i 'n. I iptiiddiuir.
i la w y e r Mr. Cars on ha

f. i

N U M B E R UVH

\ I lark Is Now to Progress A» . littsl Rapidly (it owing Forei'.-n Menare In ( ointnerre

I itNItoN, Mitr. •Jrt.f-llNSl
Mystery attending the supposed
1 1 :.i Vtlautie flift.l of tho tieriv.in plane Itniiien, piloted hy
i |it. Ili i mail Kochi, deepened
i&gt; i evening wlmn official* of
i he Italdoiiiv l Ainlmine domed
a previous announcement that
ili all plane inid arrived at the
a*vilroino and landed without
i
I t iH'fnrt* ft n clock
the li i li Indi'iMnideiil. a Dublin
•li vv'papet n i rived lllforillUti"tl
that I ne plane had landed at
Italdoiinel Aitdtonie in the Mil.ittiei. The- Van followed hv wmd
front the Hying field that ( ‘apt
fit •tnimriie. of the Irish Free
State ail force, had audited the
I'.tinien o f f the Irish I’unst and
• i nrlrd it l"&gt; the aildlollle.

IIR1TA1N AND ILS.
WILL I’LAY MAIN
NAVY ISSUE HOLI*

U rges The Packing O f
This Branch By Peih

milting

Congresih

men Right To Use It

Flyer Appears At
IIis 2nd Hearing
‘Lone E agle’ 'Tells His
Views At MectingOI
Congressional Body
W A S H I N G T O N . M a r. 26.—
tiN 'S i
Col. ( 'limit’s A . I.Uul*

liei'glt. letlav itrgeil Cnuglpsu
to hark Up ’ nit* mail h.v giving
government tlepat intenls atul
congiTssmpn'lhe, rTght t&lt;» nso
I .S. Vdtniral IteinainsAtGeiu- il il»- uppenml
the
\a For I mil f i f lal Con vetvjilions I'piui Plan I'nr Nil\.11 \ttuu men! Lim itations

i,F\'t*V \

Arrangem ent*

ar e

hr htg

the an nual

g u lf t m o n e v b etw een

mad e

iiv ie elul*

A p r il

I and

aits ( o n li n e o la l Set \ in
lie In sliln lrtl Soon II
W h e n P l a n s - B e i n g Wot
i no \ i e I inallv ( oiupl

ion sands &lt;»T His FriemlsSe.
Ceremony That Equals I hi
I’oinp \itil Disiilay Aceord
nl Rulers Ami I'olcitlatr*

15, a ee uid in g to an annutim emenl

Acconlmu l«* N. It. riiylor, « lii'*l
the Weather llureau. rnnehei.- today hy F.lmer Ciirlsun, l&lt;», al p r o ­
i the isiai il weie win lied yestcr- fessional, w ho w iP have gen eral
,y hu( I, fused to leave. The Island slipel vision o v e r the meet.
roinplelelj under w a t e r today,
Fiv e te.oe.s wil l partieip.iti iu-

rlli|«*(l ' :it II «
I I ( |\«* g»»\ rl'll

« tl &lt;i t &gt;i|*iti
• II«i1 IC« at

I oiii lliimeiit

ha­

Fiii-vhief Fled Carlson of Noilh
[S»ileim-iitn leportrd that he was
•lamia g in |g inches of
water
Eonie plan's nine feet deep he said.
T»lfs uf heroic rescue* during the
Tight tinkled in n* the inundated
dixtrirt took toil of tho most di*
Iwtnnu flood in year* which swept
|in late yesterday unit reached a
kigh mark of 20 feet along the lePTr» at dawn today.

Bulb Places Visited
By Scores On Sunday
Interest in liulb growing was
•t»in 'n evidence Sunday when a
■umber of viiitcn* from all parts
•f ventral Florida drove to Sanford
for the purpoic of visiting the
•nvarvliia planting shown hy F, W.
wndi r at h’.a place north of the
r"untry Club.
While ntaqy
Sanford people
ervve out, only out-of-town visitor*
*»re registered.
i,J^ug&lt;‘ registering were a* fob
f * * : Rudolph Peterson, CloveKU. Myers, Seville; CJeo.
"Tm. Oilando*, 0. A. Herder, A l­
I Uttonte; |)r. Qicar Zahr, Ciove| ■**rViilor Johnson, Chas. Clca*P
I‘* Mnrseh all of Lady Ijtke;
Ul Vounghidm and John ll. Pet­
" ‘;f Grovcland; W. A. Myer*
P
Frederick Ross of Orlando;
I A10- Riockett and 'family with
a.?iii°*l" ’rn l’n'1 F' d' N oM o of TitI T * f * ^.r*'
II- Drecn, Orlando;
I
i Sn'tth and L. Garner, OrlanI •
Hcllicker, pcaraon.

i iwo may he

i, 11, l&gt; ui.l mo.

v 1 1 duel loll will come lu ll.'
will'll a new estim ate ol ll *

............ .. t i 1t-i j* utile l.iinl ol mile,I and inti'reonnecteil by air
r
,| h, I m. die , oliiHIMsioll. line* m llie future." be said. Wo
It |... ,1 I . l.elu i u.is ex pi i's*ed ate cmiHtantly improving type* of
. , , , , - . . .. I ,|, legate dl.lt the ait plane* and eventually sliould bo
.vv.i would lad I blow out the aide to flv without mm Ii regard to
lat, i Soviet pi og i a in without a . kUollls-oe fog*
. hal».e I - d*srt1«-f I f UT 1t»n bPVT'
Answer n suggestion that tho
toi l nog. howev.i j sin'll a po*si
pn-ivbnt
tian*-eniitine|itul
uir
loin v to di't'il • il at the next route through Nebraska.WyontliUC
,,,, in,,. ,.i do- . ommisMou may
an, I Clah, should Iu- further s ititll
,•
1 1,. |,, wi i &lt; aie anximisi
5o avoid • old wcallicr, l.imly aaid
, |, H
t to i il &lt;b arninmeiit &lt;oil
that lie helleved that there will Ut
, ,, , l„. I all. .1 next venr when
eventually a Houthern air muil
i a. ilv ill die i oiintrie* of the
rout,' to the Pacific coast.
, ,1.1 Will I....... . 'I The . ..minis
Represent alive Swing unnounos
|,.,* ii .I &lt; mph led in.... Ibaii
ed that he would t&gt;ro|*i»e a Wash*
.11 |,, I , .III 1,1 ll W.irk. Mill! Il • i or
.... ii, mlali.iii mild he a|.p""ed by ingtun to Pittsburgh route if t'oi»s
ii. I . ague ii-seinl.ly beloic a gen gie*s niiHse* hi-, loll.

will be 1 w

iiiv ' s

condition i- m ade In
l a r y Mellon. A I ternm-ru'u
ressivi' voalitioii in botu Sen
md l l o u s r t h r e a t e n * f. tun
ei |o the a d m i i i i ' t r a t iu:i will

,. .1 e it il .-!•

-miring • 5
.II • I 11*11* •

1^ IIHGI 'lit •*.

S«*i»iiic iii'ittfiam for I li«
in. bide "il and . oal mvc-li
IIS, t he • nlrtellip!
11 lal ol

Fiuntw rail* for motor Isud*
Fi'e U-eii sent up Ultd down the
fiver as mule than UOO persons are
ftportcil isolated in homes buried
ho tin i.ives in water.

i , . i ,|av

Hi. young flyer lolil tae riim«
ui it tec that the air mail enn*lftu«
led a great n serve tor war. Air •
mail pilots and Mr ernlt fuelorie*
vyaild Ih available to,- military
ii'e. he pointed out. lie llmught
il Would lw "all eM'ellellt idea,**
to permit air mad aviators to luy
given tlmty dnv ol mdllaiy trains
,, |.|, |,... I I.-| llllivel al &lt;ns mg e.n It yeai
’ I In inly believe dial every » ity
, ,,, I . I
.1 e.i I ill M.ivim I |I
. .,. a: w I - i i I. died diplomai. in die I'lliled Slates will be i &gt;•»«

i*

I SACKA.MF.NTO. Calif- Mar. 2f&gt;.
M lN S i A woman and baby are
nported drovviuid, 400 refugee* are
llmnu.|&lt;"* and North Saeiametilo
and uni..muling territory is uttd»i walla today a* rain-»wol!eu
flu.*!* &gt;ueep down from the hil'.-

•

•i

• the rffTphy. '
Present
indieatitin*
are
that
each o f the o rg a n iz a tio n s will place
a &gt;11011 g team ill the field.
1 he
I teams will lie co m posed of font
men each T h e first m um l will he.
played hetween A pt il I and h an I
the set mill hetween A p i i l X and I.The
Itntai inns
veil*
he
pitted
against the K i w a m a n - an the l.mns |
, I will meet the l.egion team in t Ii.
, * fii's.i lound . T h e t'hai uher •&gt;! t'oin |
I ., ,-ive will d r a w a by e and lat -i |
, meet ' h e w in n er ••( the I ioiis - L * 1
I lull

i,ii.
N i l ii in.lining
. n , i . l o t lie repot t

1.1 • i,.Iii'i.dun. •hiirm.ui ol

I win f*wr thu thiid *lraiglo time and
thUsTjkin lOrmanent |M»*ses*ioii oi

uttr.ieted niinli inli 'ie*l
in pa-t
vents and is until ipated hy loi.il
g o l fe r s with eipiallv a&gt; min h en
, thusia*li) this season
rh e Stud e' l a k e r cun is a handsome s l i e r
loving cup, " f l r U ' i l Q tu iu gh A . - C ,
' " F o i l , m a n a g e r o f the San .loan

i
|

. v. ••• otioMiiial eonxei
,, ti i • i plan lo r naval
0 i ii .ii .In,, ,1 on Sal in day

Rt&gt; At
Ttiv'er was report it
ilcrcd hy the Sun Juan (iarage. In
[ithtlyw-Ti today the S.wi eniento
defl'iidiiiK their laurel* tins yeai.'
uv*r h !&gt;tiV. »t»ing rapidly. Taylor ^ the U'gionnnire* will attempt t"

.

tINSt

in.ikf tit I ii «!•*•I

t 9Ui,|. aild no l e p o i t s have In-en
I &lt; lulling
the
A iiieriean
l.egion,
reived that the
re side nt*
left
wliirli ha* ra p t u re d the hono r* for
i,-u hi•mi".
past tw o ytaiis. am! the K iw a u Tnyl»r IVU'.'I ted a .'Hl-foot i ise in
• i* ami I .ion* Cltih* and the Chnmln i
)r vr
•
ating that
gauges
o f C o m m e lt e .
The
team s
W.l'
,rc s\ ;,t
av at 28 feet. W hile
battle fo r the Sludebnket cup, o f i

gion mat. h.
,-jvh

■'&gt;'&lt;

CHICAGO LEADER RUSSES WILL RUN
OK UNDERWORLD FROM NEW YORK
IS LAID TO REST T O LOS A NEELES

Lions. Kotarians.Kis And CltamherComTo Compete In Meet
n April 1st Ami loth
fur s t a g i n g

Mat

ms \\ C nnniiig iia m. " f I’ ltil
,1, 1a. , mis idei at ion ..| the M

„v Hud Hill, flood mill ol
lal III relief
, j&gt;.'!.V,i.unii.niiii naval supply
po-lpom meni ol llie national
i p|..v i,nut oi ibe immigra
law

, ,

..........ll

v e a i . and

, lal . ..ol renta . oil lie summoned
It i j
tide dull llu* i innmission
il , ,,,.,
am in do- ..... u t and
, i, ,| ,| a i. able I......... .
its
.1
. iom-l.il I nuteivlll e Will

l iv e r *

mall, i - W ere "ii rf.e

, . al. mini

l r.« Mi Narv

Man

Itill also i- ev pi i led to be put
le ■alelldal.
0 House bad planned to take
lie attempt
l " unseal
Rep.
\| Iteek I It I of IVnnsyl
i-letted to die seat formerly
M W
ttl!l I!AN'S.
by Si n ele« I William S. Vare, t I N S y - lll.i/ii.e bk. .
nlisi lire of trie .Mh'lligail dele \'il ing funeral pyre.
■a to attend the funeral of the : learner Clipper floalei
Sen. Fain*, ransed postpone- v,.vage down the r'vei
nit. i *he bad raugbl
1 of the Iiglit•
ui.».i mg* at a local vv

i ni i. \ m M
1 1NS i

\ pall*
a ir tb ..'I bei•' t*'*
an willy mol'..i.
p.itVolmai. I ' a'
four Inn* win'*
Ug Julll. 11*' 1't
hots, Pal l olm
Wilkie'- parti.•
•I'slaurat.l and
al lb.yd. as be
ll..\ &lt;1 fell dead

IaCgion M em ber A sks
Mrs. Owen’s Removal
CORAI. CADI ES. ! • &gt; ...Mar 2d
(I NS I Politic* was injected into
the state convention of the Amen
cart l.cguhi today when Rice Kiuy ,
frfinrinitn edmmaiider. demanded
the removal ol Kalh Hrynn Owen
a* wrlcominx uddresser.
The'move to bar Mr*. Owen wo*
started it was alleged, hy friend*
of Joe Sear*, her opponent for
emigre**. Joe Yu ten. locnl com­
mander. refused King’* request on
grounds that &gt;uch an act would
oil,ve very rinb.xi running to the
Yates .lerlai -I Mr*. Owen vva.
verv tirmniitcni i " Die rlaUu wiliv
an \~xve!b nt civit iccntd and vva*
the widow of a war casually. A*
,, comp*utilise ft*' offered Spat* a
place mi the speaker* list «l-o. hut
he announced he would he uiublr
to accede In King's requeat.
Kink, it was reported, cnlled m
Mis. Owen and urg.d h r I'M ’ 1"
up the idv-a vf talking. Lacal l»'«l« "
nil-.-, ucre i'cpotAed indignartl over

Ilian all ve a r * an en gin e' ■ ■■■■

Palms, Trees, Vines,
Shrubs To He Sold
Al The FlowerShow

j

Allaijtic ' oiut Line, pass' d away
Saturday night at 12:...... •
K •' .
his lioire, 2&lt;HI Hast T h u d M "•*'«.
follow m g • •••rimiH illness ..i
than two n.ontha. W i t h him
he d a d w er e memhvi - '•! hi- lain

Mr |'.dillfield had been in I... .
health for about a &gt; i "
•'V*
i an e mtieolly ill «"• •••"' ' 1
, ,i,a!i! i'.m giadually g.VW w ■•• - b ' j
spite efforts to prolong-bf- -•*••* on'
Satuiday he was promm, • • .1 very
|„vv. lie passed quietly avv,.v shot l
•v U fore midnight.
Mr F.denfield wit* •
and(
egaird in Mitten, (iu. He begat. In - ,
long raih'igd expcileme w»teo J
emith of Id. lie Wad II. ide M‘i.f.o.
his iMiim* bo- the p.iisl Coe- via ,
e&lt;oilin'; he.e from Sax«««'»»'•
;
where be hull re*fled f('' " l^ ' ,&gt; “ ]
voar*. He had been retired from |

Violent Storms In
(ietirgiit Results In
Deal It And ln juncs

,1. Mil V lo two p. I -"•
Middle .md Snulhvv. I. "&gt;
,| -veloped t - l * '
widespieud
pi ..perl &gt;
ih r ughout the ........ ..
|, slight damage via* done
\i Colimilm*. *•••-. a *'
,.„y
Fatwind
l.eolb'll..... ..
I. dle.r. Myrtle Thomas. t i &gt; "
gill, vv»* seriously tiijqie.l
Rariiard
H..II tim",
11 y,'|,r
l.mlher of l.dwar.l, vva* sl.g
injured. All w. re - H u d ••&gt; '*
IIIIIR.

Tlu* irlrt

u

11

the front
" l' » f
while Ihe .tvvo.boys w. ••'
ll
wh le *ltltiig
.,nu
trunk*
home. Hue ..f the a id s - •'
storm was the l.mnmg
1
,ivj■. mo n'lin ii
i ■• -l
11 I'

.ihe I' -utuv Pmujiiiig
\ tla litit i rontt'Cy &gt;•'

,.f the Mililtrii I;}

• -

&lt;andidule for (loveinor t.*uiy op
, in .1 I.m iiimpaign
in Alaehua
I I,Hilly lie l*i M'hi'dilli'd I.' spend

tho .-iii.i. week vi Kmg communi
it. and l eaking in Ala. him, I &gt;' &gt;
and l.ilrtt Iu I-.I Count i* &gt;
Tin schedule it* given out loduv
tall lor seven uddrersciy, ill u*
illic*. lie will .lose (he week
with an Millin'** at Will.-I.m 8al
mduy eveiiiug. The feature invar
,',f the week vvilt.be o Caine*ville iidilic** in. thu corni house
Friday evening to which all c lt
of Alachua County arc l-cmg
-peaking (ill hi* record of publn
.■ „pd hi* platform for con
.... ii. • iio.l i.ri.uiv’sslve iidmipi*

day Sonic of ttie plant.* will I**' of*
iVrod t o ‘ the people of Semiiuda
County for the fir»t lime.
(hie of the tree*, wlumo ioil« will
I g eiicournged a* much as po**ihle,
will be the,* Juniper SyIvcstrU,
wliich is declared to l*e ifspecially
adapted fur use a* a lawij Chri»tmns tier. Tin -ale will l«e conduct*
id liy u committee liemlrd by Mr*.
Kijdor Cuilett. The following will
he on display.
_
pn|nii
Phbcitix
Canttriciisi#,
Wei* hi '&gt;B&lt;on iu Kohu»k“ , Ctrcas P!u*
iii .i M and Alien l.utesceu*.
Foundation
Hhiubn:
('Jiulca.*,
Surinam Cheiry
Plumage,
Pit*
losporum, Heverina Huxifotla, Tree
Feins and I.iguntrum*.
T r « « » : ‘ Italian Cypres*. A r W
Vitae, ( hine*e Yew* and Juniper

11

•' '' ''

water utnin t » suppb H " ‘

llnlliaway rl’o Speak
In Alnclma Cmmly

'''

1

.Judiciary CuutipU.m.tu»J*J'

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THE SANgQKJp j^ R A L l). SA T W PA Y , MARCH 21,1028

Com m ission
Is P o o l e d To Failure
NtfU ? O U K f Mar. 24.— ( I N S ) -

as its professional
Tex Rickard Hasn’t
Decided On Gene’s
Ne&amp;tltingOpponent

1 nttJP

»

New York State Athletic.Cismmlssitm will not place Gem.* Tunney on
the Inactive list times* I he heavy­
weight ctinihition delay* hi* choice
o f an*opponent indefinitely, Chair­
man .fames Farloy sold to Jay.
The new challenge* filed yester­
day by representative* of Phil
Scott, Paulino Uzcudun. Jack Di-laner.Ttnd Gcoigcftodfrcy were re
garried today as* mere publicity
gesture*.
*
' *. w\- K.’ sii)
Apparently Sharkey h&lt;w kiw ii Up
hnjHj of getting a crack. 4i'Tubh^y’s title. The manager* of Shark­
ey and’ DcjUney arp • expected' to
*lgn article* today for n match
btilwecn the llo*t#»n goh ami tlie
Bridgeport, Conn., ndonir. here on
Apr. "0.

M «*a*atrar ’
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jlNSh—-The rpWJtt thitt Itlcknrd
wonjs
gnd hcst&gt;
money, the
tvFltor wa* informed. today. R «r- , h a * ', ^ t i 0nirot(t*iHtetcy for the
mpnd Schindler, associated with a ! title fight -Tn In tie is just plain
movement to’ establish a very chic i foolish, nFCordiiig to A'nier.'ca’s
remntry dub oit.thg Canadian bor­ j foremost cauliflower ImpressaxJo.
i Tex shut lit tho radio and stopped
der, near Buffalo, declares that he
romping with hi* favor to and only
tenured Bbbby an offer, many
daughter long enough to ndmit
thounsand* In «*c**s ot anything that today.
t m paid a golf professional, to
"Tunney haa noth tig to say about
bake eliarge o f golf at the club and the man picked
w in s r ib b o n s
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to face him in the
that ha wa* walling to hya* form June / glit," said Kirknrd. “ His
tke young man In tho matter.
••optrnrl with me culls for one title ’ AIKEN,. S. C„ Mar. 24.— (IN S )
Maybe thla make* brother Sch­ fight before next Oct. I will pick —Before two thousand member* of
indler a bead waiter or aomething tho
man
and ho
w ill' be American society today at the an­
UA atv’how , hia organisation the
one
who
make* nual Aiken Ho.se Show, Mrs.
claims to have done this much In the best gate. li ght now 4 don’t Thomns Hitchcock, premier Amerithe interest of the royal mounted: know^ nny more than tho Prince ol van sportswoman won three blue
That Vincent Richards while a Wales docs about who that man libbon* for her horses and ridim
Mrs. Hitchcock also won th.
member o f the btg four In Amorl- will be.
"The story that Hconey would be championship with her hunter .nnd
ran lawn tennis, has signed n con­
tract to U)ke over men’ tennis nt tho pick probably started from reserved champion ship with he.
the club; that Mary K. Browne, Tunney’ statement that he thought Morning Mist ridden by her grand­
champion in. tcnnl* nnd^rolf. also Heency was tho best r[ the four son Julian Peabody Jr.
who engaged in the elimination
RAPE SEASON CLOSES
lights," n ’cknrd continued. “ But
what Tunney might say won’t set­
NEW ORLEANS. Mar. 24. (IN S )
tle it. I pick the man and I want
the man the public wants— thu one — 1927-2K racing season in New
Orleans, will come to u more or less
T^a later may tgru out to be Who will make the best fight. It
glorious close on Saturday, with
will
nil
settle
ilM
jf
-when
the
Unit
mbat important, as -the -Canadian
the running of the glfi.OOO l^ui*toints.
1
want
Uhour
what
the
nhofeo U at least aovon»I miles dis­
lana Derby ut Jafferson Pnrk. F if­
tant and, w m iU W * the Incentive fight funs and fight writers soy ty horses have hern entered, hut
before 1 make up my mind."
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Then Tex made a statement that withdrawals arc expected to cut
hoard at lives actually being rutved reeniod surprising, in vow of llu this number to 12 befo -c post time
by a succeMfully tickotlAUd arrival outcome, if ni.y, of the elimination E. II. Melean'a eolt. I*.the favorite
in -Canada,- particularly during tb« ccutest: "There are nunv good men r f tli.* bettors. .
early morning hours.
now than over before- Hither Ileenor swim,,- oaid Horatio ey, U sko, SJirik-.y, Paulino, linnGov. MarJin Knters
jytgOf, but fblfi iff suite contrary to nen or Cudfrey would make a goc.l
Hostile Territory
th* by laws of the organisation, fight with Tunney. I think Itisko
frfcjeh la-to. ba knotm. Of the In­ looks 'better than the rest right
ternational Club of tha Niagra nc-w, but I haven’t made up my
J A C K S O N V IL L E . Mar. 23. Oov
John W. Mat-tin will enter his sec­
frontier, fjnbt.ui I have been mis- mind.
U
t^
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. tha by law* require
that
"W hethcj-_ there will lie any ond apparently u n ’rlendly county
tlipsp. who aye sunk simply must more fg h ts among my prospective in his race for t:ie United States

This la the .’’eglta tc r’' oh which ra-JIatcfa for the new Model "A
Ford cer are tested. A ten-hour tezt cn this device is ciual to the too
oils of ceverot yeais cf actual drivlr.-j.

&gt;In a te\y moie-mnnthz, according
to Monl, the g'rl of 1928 will b-?
turning to nil the rococoo decoratting touche*.of twenty year* ago,,
Plumed hats, boasting trailing
ostrich feather*,
peacock and
pheasant feather* and aigrette*
arc among the returning Myles,
Men; fay*.
“ It i* .Inevitable," Monl claim*,

a long-tiimx*«foe of Mollon, was
buried on tlie Senate’* legislative
calendar in a position requiring a
majority vote or unanimou* con­
cept to get it bacl^ .ir.der debate.
It* defeat, whenever voted upon,
was assured, according to admin­
istration lenders.
,
The resolution seemed certain to
b* rejected because of a lack of
support among Democrats. Sjmo
of the Liberal Democrats favored
it and the Republican Insugreijts
endoraed it hut Conservative* on
both sides of the aisle were opposed
to it.
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an* the fnvoiitn pft 0,
Stl** Ffolliott wax
fund cf dog,, ]K
"Delph’o" wr.s s„* £
J»«r mlstreys—xvhen-jgj
original pmluction „f ,
Boup.l," fnuiul hCf on*,
outside the stage eftor
funeral the dog Wltspend the rest of ;,ff ^
friend of Mi*s FfollioJ
farm near Norwich. -$
other cf th &gt; nitres'

credited here n th a »hUT
in women’s styles'for igjl
- The thin girl, urronlix.
fashion dictator* here jL
looked well in mannisb
but the plump m l nerir.A.
curves returning t0 favor,i
as well of the .»M kminis*
predicted.

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Schlndlar* organization
M M the layout Is under constract&lt; o T ;t a point about midway bnrge«B ;fttM!falo
Niagra and the
otl&gt;&lt;w you f«us! as you dencend,
With, uninUnlioaai rap|dlty. into

Senate when he speaks in l.iv«
Oak tonight to the northern half ot
Suwannee County. Hostility to tla
Kvct glades drainage financing ol
the Governor is suid t&lt;&gt; In- the ehiel
issue. The C u r .thuusc at l.al:i
Amerienn ntdoniotiili-* u.-ro dis­ ■’it\ wa.i fill -d last night when
played nt the rcce tt arn-idtnral (iovernor Mai tin made n eatnpaigr
ixpu ition heal at Auckland, N. / speech in tin- former home town o
Mrs. M m lio.
’flu- executive referred in that
iidd 'f
to tin- rerent i-,it-;daiiif "&gt;
i,is ■ ppom-tit. Senator Trammel!,
nl,out campni-rnmg while in ,-ffiee
saying that ’ the Senator is now
rrceiving a dose of the same medi­
cine he handed out to Bryan twelve
\&lt;-ni s r.go when as (invent, r Tramell ran for the Senate." "The dif
’’♦•runee today is that I cm . ttend­
ing to my duties in litis stat.- »■ ltd
the Senator has deserted Cort-;i“s-*
in the midst of a busy season,"
Cournot Mmtin eoiu-lutled.

contenders before July'I can’t *n&gt;
new." There seemed to lie a docid-'d leaning toward Itisko in what
Rickard laid to say. but still, lie
left the (flatter wide open.

Fvcry citizen should avail him self o f the opportunity (o
cast a ballot in the prim ary election.

The importance

le g iste rin g is being- stressed in every city in the stale

so

that Florida may poll the largest vote in it’s history.
T ra in in g Camp
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Outsells any oth er 3
in Etiick’s field

TAM PA, Flo.,
March
21.- |
NH)—The ancient pquetze piny
&gt;rked by llluufe und Tate, enubl- I
the Washington Senators to iuxmt the New Y.,rk fitunts hole yes- '
day in the tenth inning ti to ft. I
t Nats poundod Henry and Ben­
i for fourteen him und Goorgc
'rr stole home. The second game
the series will be ployed today. I

zenship and only by a la rg e vote are the people
o f governm ent according to their wishes.

MoTonisTS like you invest
almost as many dollars in
Buick motor cars as in any
other t h r e e c a r s in
Buicks field * * *
rCfaith means sotnething
when it is backed by dollars

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ALLAS,
Tex., March SI.— I
4 )—The White .Sox were down, i
tpday over their sorry exhibi- [
here yeatenjay in the opening
e of the series with Dallas. The
were able to got only fout
ered hits o ff the Steer's brand
tching and Dallas won 3 to I.
unison and Thomas, Sox hurl*ere nicked for eight safeties.

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N FRANCISCO, Calif., Mur.
(IN S )—Talk of to pruning
filled the Pittsburgh Pirates’
nation today. James K.
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, pitcher, was released to
ap Antoni" Club ot Texas.

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The candidates whose nam es appear below realize the

T. I STERSBUltG, Fla., Match
- ( I N S ) —Babe Ruth was uuisu sore tight hand today. IIu
•mpted to strangle u stone crab'
the crustacean won the dcrltThe Yankeea are still practic­
al their camp hory.

PETERSBURG. Fla., Mur.
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Candidate For Supl, Public Instruction.

JOHN MEISCH

Candidate For’ County Com#)i!»*i,onir

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T H E SANHORD H ERALD , M O ND AY, MARCH 26, 1928

The Flower Show

urM O lU PTIO If RATES
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' AN APOLOGY DEMANDED

On Wednesday of this week .arrangements have boen
made fo r the Annual Flower Show at the Woman’s Club.
*niese flower shows are the result o f prodigious effo rt on
the part o f a small group o f substantial women citizens who
recognize the inestimable value o f beautiful gardens and
parks to a city.
The aim o f these women is to inculcate In the people as
a whole a finer appreciation for proper plunting. There is

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yesore In the community.
me peopfe, when they plan their garden*? hire land­
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,fc# scape' gardeners, so as to obtain the Jjeat effects about their
F I art 4a u l la homes.
The Woman's Club through its flower show hopes to
tako the place o f these gardeners with those of limited means
(HrralHUw, *a and disseminate useful bits o f information nliout. proper
a r ' s s w r Ajh i M
Um m
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t A4tM&lt;u &gt; planting which will increase the number o f model home gar­
Aaewta
n n lrH
dens in Sanford. '
UkM Maifcat la n kM lI la
This work o f the Woman’s Club is o f the practical con­
kartaik M ill af a«Sa«rl»llat
lata Ik arttr la TtrUr afcaalateJ-. structive type and deserves the hearty support o f all who
all ahlaa. at UmUatlak aa MrU a
kaanf l i i l a i w mofMgo.
loye Sanford and who wish to see it beautiful. There will
be
many exhibits at the Club house o f the highest order,
MONDAY, MARCH » .
bound to be ail incentive to others to improve their gardens.
T U B I l E R A L U ' i V BOO B A M
l ^ K c a a a a r la r l t f u l t w a l r a l - The Herald congratulates the women who are doing this
■i tala I rat
splendid work and solicits for them every co-operation.
fc—‘Deeper w a t e r ra a tr l a 4aek*aa.

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l e W a u M r a t l a a a f oaaathlr “ P a r Vp Weak.*
A—la p a ra lla f
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h a U l l i f pro .
grant—-Wenera, kotrla, apartment
(t— A * t ' « M M l ( r C k n t .
le -C a a ip ta tle a * ( d i p beast If Ira(U a p r * « r u e
%— A new a a l M n l r r a hoapltal.

BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
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BE KIND TO THE ERRING:
$_-Ib—
msn be overtaken in
i fault, ye which arc spiritual, rrt
Store
such a one in the spirit of
eekness; considering thyself, lest
ou also be tempted.—Galations
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:}&gt;ecaus* thereby Thou wilt direct
■eur paths.

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natural that with Catts runbin*
in* again there should be talk of
Bogs running, too.

\ Isn’t it funny that many folks
jli’ho arc decent enough to vote for
$he honest candidate are too decent
to vot« at all.
f These are no days to joke about
frin Rogers giving Rockefeller that
4)imc. John D. may have needed it
for all we know. .
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- - o — ----••( It would be doubly difficult for
• democrats to win on a platform of
•i*honesty in government" with A1
firnith nominee, especially since he
Aas been mentioned in connection
1With the Teapot Dome scandal.
S f 1 ’ ’
------- o-------,p The Censw Bureau estimate*
I .hat the population o f the United
States has increased fourteen per
£ent since thu last census was tok­
en in 1020. During the same per­
iod of time the population of
Ylorida has Increased forty-eight
J»r cent, and yet there are some
yho are pessimistic.
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i Ilorry Sinclair’s famous RancoU i racing hones have been barred
the Maryland tracks orv ac­
count of the oil man's connection
Vith the Teapot Dome scandal,
given race track operators who
^dst on gambling would not tole­
rate an out-and-out steal.
£ Charlie Iirickley, Harvard foot­
ball star of fifteen years ago, is
6ut of jail on u twenty thousand
foliar bail. Brickley played the
stock markets for clients, but was
tot clever enough to wm for them.
4omelimrsit Is caller to make end
Tins than to race through the brokn field o f life.
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Having just seen a published picire of Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen we
re constrained to say that sire is
ueh batter looking than "Jot*"
•ars.—Tampa Times. As far as
nt i* concerned, she is better
iking than you or us. But neither
us will concede she can fill our
ipective jobs tin well as we can.
PalmUeach Independent.
Aw,
u’re to modest, Uncle Joe; you've
t It all over Ruth when it cqtnes
looks.
'fating the entry of the estimable
■res M. Carson o f Miami into the
&gt;ernational race, most Floridans
I simply wonder at the tragic
ity which brings this amiable
tleman into a race in which he
no ghost of a chance and in
ch his participation merely
s the cause o f Sidney J, Calls.
Carspn is educated, patriotic,
ist. Why should he help one
is ' none of these things?
cksonville Journal. Why should
eniie. Taylor, Appleyard, or
Doyle Carlton ?
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stalled h
railroad track as a train hoved
ght around abend, and that
a us wonder what tha folks
to do when the pld gray mare
d on the crossing.—Sanford
d. See, here, feller, If you say
■er saw an old gray mare, or
ther horse balk on a crossing
a train was a cornin', and the
■r was a puffin', and the bell
ringin’, and the whistle was
'in', and the stegm was a hishlsh, whoosh, whlsh, whoosh
one. side, than the o : ! r - ~ If
isy'yolf saw that, we will beon. but we wouldn't believe
rit ounMUf-^PalooBafch
: W h i^ U ,s ^ * a llw * ,
ig) teat " fl ii i i 'n a i
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Circus D ays
Tho circus senson is over in Florida, but with the ap­
proach of Spring and the slow disappearance of the last flakes
o f snow, hoys and girls, and a lot of gray-haired foxy grand­
pas for that matter, in the North are eagerly looking fo r­
ward to the coming of the great tents, the pnrades, the acro­
bats and elephants.
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AJcttter from the Atlantic Coastline Railroad tells of the
activity which now characterizes the Sarasota headquarters
o f the Ringling Brothers— Rarnum &amp; Hailey Combined
Shows which arc preparing to leave tomorrow for their first
engagement of the season at Madison Square Garden, New
-- York
The circus as it begins its long thirteen hundred mile
^rip is proud of its new canvas, its fresh brilliant new costumes and its brightly painted cars and cages all freshly
painted. Chock-full o f new nets and new tricks, it is begin­
ning its tour with bubbling enthusiasm for appealing to cir­
cus lovers.
This big circus— the largest in the world— is taking six­
teen hundred people with it; to New York. There are also
some six hundred work horses, and two hundred perform­
ing horses, forty-two elephants, thirty-six camels, and thirtyfour cages o f other animals. A complete electric lighting
system is carried, together with large quantities of other
equipment.
Forty-two miles of rope must he taken along to stretch
the canvas, and our informer tells ns that this show presents
more acts in a single performance tjiun are ordinarily seen in
a theatre during an entire season. The cost of ail this is
estimated at about eighteen thousand dollars a day.
The railroad company will transport I ho circus in «hree
sections o f one hundred ears. There will Jr- forty-six flat
cars, twenty-eight stock ears, twenty-four coaches and two
advertising cars. En route to New York three stops will be
made in order to feed and water the animals. This little
task requires some 11.500 pounds o f hay, 1128 bushels of oats,
one ton of bran, 950 pounds of fresh meat, not to mention
fruit, vegetables, bread and forage cakes, and thousands of
gallons of water.

F L O R ID A ’S
ItRADKNTON

not only to tho Governor person­
ally, but to the dignity of his
office; because wc know, by person­
al knowledge and acquaintance that
John Martin's skull is not "dollehocephaly*’ or "fla t," thnt his
forehead is not "retreating,“ • that
Speaking o f clean Journalism,
his frontal sutures arc not "closed,"
Just
because news is current does
that his supreciliary ridges arc not
"enonnuU:!," th^.t his cnrpjist&gt;copa­ not say it must be shocking.—
city is not to bo measured by Christian Science Monitor.
"centimeters" and that he is posi­
The baby who clings to his
tively not n ‘‘ missing link" be­
mother’s skirts in this day nnd
tween the "Pithecanthropus and age. grows up nnd becomes n trnpthe modem man,’'he being tho­ cz artist.— Brunswick News.
roughly modem in both personality
It is said that the motto of New
and politics.
York is to "cat, drink ana he wary"
The Tallahassee State News
Sometimes it is “ drink nnd be sor­
owes Governor Martin an apology. ry."— Florida Times-Unlon.
Next thing wc know, unless its
mud-slinging is rebuked, the News
A newspaper without nn editoriwill he calling Fons Alyce a Pithecanthropus or a Dolichocephalic or 1oi page is like food without snlt.
something similarly opprobrious. — Florida Timcs-Union,

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The place to build your home
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Electricity has changed the picture.
It has tra n s fo rm e d fa rm la b o r from
hard, in e ffe c tu a l to il to work both
pleasant and profitable.
Nothing Is m ore modern and success­
ful than the electric farm.
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C IT Y T A X B O O K S C L O S E A P R I L 1st.

The farm er’s friend is electricity.

City Tax Books will close April 1st., nfler which nil

Use Electricity
Your Cheapest Servant

lands upon which taxes remain unpaid will be sold for
%

(axes ns provided by law.

Personal taxes remaining1

unpaid will he placed in the hands of a deputy collector,
and a fee charged for collection o f same.

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State A n d C o u n ty T a x B ook s
C lose A p r il First.

Elton J. M oughtO n
Architect
First Nut’! Bunk Bldg.
Sun ford, Fin.

The law provides that i f tho (axes upon any real estate
shall not be paid before the first of April of any year,
the Tax Collector shnll advertise nnd sell.
No extension of time hns been granted for the pay­
ment of Slate and County tnxes.
Properly owners in making inquiry about taxes will
pleu.se furnish full legal description of property as
shown by deeds.

G reat Rom antic D ram a

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Jno. D . Jinkins,
Q U IC K S E R V IC E
TRANSFER

Tax Collector Seminole County.

Smilin
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(muling, Crating. Shipping,
and Storage.
Phone 498
601 F,. 3rd S t

Batteries

$ 9 .5 0

Guiirantocd one year
llcnaud Buttery Shop

Presented By A New York Cast

PEP SERVICE
(Form erly Pitts

Quart Cans .............. $1.00
Auto Top Dressing,
Pint C a n s....................... GO

Seminole P ain t and
V arn ish Co.

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P. E. P IT T S , M gr.

304—W. 2nd. St.

Factory Prices On
Paints &amp; V arnishes
Auto Enuntcls, all colors,

One o f the M an y B ig 1928

A SrnNim Ticket F i r AM the Attraction* *»•

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Redpath W e e k H ere B egin s April

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Repairs

Storage

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Expert Piano' moving with
improved SEI^PO piano
moving equipment.
Hauling -Crating -Shipoing
Side-Track Facilities.
Phone 896
200 N. Maple Avenue
Ralph W. Loosing
Mgr—

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farm repellent.

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General Practice O f Dentistry
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the rising hour.for the "h an d s" and the
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This talk o f teaching dancing in
the public schools of Atlanta is
just a lot or flubdub. The bright
tittle boys and girls who go to the
public schools of Atlipia know
more nbout dnneing now than the
teachers do,— Macon Telegraph.

F or Sale Cheap
H OUSEHOLD
F U R N IT U R E

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Wliile the campaigna living wag. nearly thnt much under construe- |
ed by Catts, Carlton and others tion nr contract.
against Dr. Foils Hathaway, for
It is no wonder that the presi­
the gubernatorial nomination, are dent o r tin* American Automobile
growing warmer and warmer with Association stated in Jacksonville
t^ie approach of the'state primary recently that Florida has the best
June C, it is lime to consider just highway system in America, it is
why these men are turning upon small wonder that the motoring
the chairman of the slate highway public which used those magnifi­
department rather tluui against cent through highways to come
others in the race.
from the Georgia and Alabama
A state audit of the highway lines down the East and West
department, just completed, not Coast or through tin* central part
only gives the department, hcndeil of the_ state praised Florida tn
by U r . Hathaway, a clean bill of the skies ns soon ns they could peer
health but reveals nothing more out through the Hay mud of
startling than that funds many Georgia or Alabama and see the
times greater thun ever before skies in question.
handled by the department, huve
The supporters of Ex-Governor
been expended. Now Doyle Carlton, Catts, who is seeking to again sit
Tampa's opponent to Dr. Hathaway at Tallahassee, will get little con­
comes along and puls his own au­ solation from the showing of the
ditor into the department’s office Miami Herald that during the
to get "cerluin information" which Calls' administration there was
may require "two months." After hut 7f&gt; miles of nine-foot highway
such nn exhaustive audit conducted built, which lias been torn up since
liy a stneo official it is hard to see nnd replaced. And Catts is the
just whnt "information"'Mr. Curl- closest opponent Dr. Hathaway lias
ton wants, hut then polities is to consider at the present time
politics and if a shadow can he cast
Dr. Hathaway lias been instru­
over the department successfully mental in the c. nstiuction of roads
and kept there during the campaign along tile West Coast that liaye
it might help and everything that meant millions upon millions to
will help is badly needed by the the people &lt;
tf this section. Carlton
Tampa candidate.
has done nothing for us, ulthnugh
In commenting upon the slate he hasn't had ns much opportunity
ami we are certain of nothing more
audit, the Miami Herald says:
Covering the period from July 1, than political promises. Cults had
1926, to October 1, 1927, the nudit the opportunity once and did noth­
discloses that $27,937,1116.68 lias ing and since most of his strength
been spent in a little more than a comes from western Florida that
year for good roads in Florida, section can lie depended upon to
and that from the date the de­ receive the most patronage in the
partment first began to function In future, if Calls is successful. '
1915, $32,833,119.48 was spunt up Hathaway is u friend of the west
to the beginning of this audit. Since const, he has proven that by the
Inst September the department has building of our wonderful high
expended on average of $1,000,000 ways.
We know what Hathaway haa month, making a total of approxi­
mately $33,000,000 in one year und done while Wo can only wonder
for things front the others for our
nine months.
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Thus it is easy to see that the support.
butk of Florida highway building
Russia wants a Ford factory,
has been accomplished in the past
three ycur*. During Mr. Tram-' but might as well be given to un- i
moil's term as governor, 'not a denland that white Henry made a
mile of state rosd nor a foot &lt;
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! lady out of Lizzie, no Soviet cm
state bridges was constructed. Gov. turn her into a Bolshevist.— Bos­
Catts built 75 miles of nine-foot ton Transcript.
highway, which has been torn up
and replaced since then, Governor
A woman never knows all about
Hardee built about 400 Antics of
her husband until she hears him
paved and sandclayed highways. $tub Jill .too on u rocking chair ut
During the present administration
night when ho gets up to answer
and particularly since Dr. Fons
the telephone.— Brunswick News,
A. Hathaway was piaoed at the
hf»d of t|e department in .1924, ,f F$od foXthdutrtit jloesn’t ncceslFlorida hof
almost 1,200 milts
p/ u t
ha. ilmost
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,ot ^ - c* . winfr
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road pave#, and [ tod*y t h (errikf ifls

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TAMPA TRIB UNE
Recently, we quoted, with some
curiosity, the statement of the
Tallahassee. State News that Gov­
ernor Mnrtili is n fighter "o f the
Neanderthal type.” Inasmuch ns
the Governor is one, if not our
most promincnt-citizcn at present,
and a candidate bofogc tho people
for United States Senntor, tfc felt
that this characterization detn’nnded elucidation.
We set our research department
Immediately at work to ascertain
from nil the*- available records
just whnt is meant by the "Nean­
derthal tyiHs"—doubting, ns we do,
that the Tallahassee State News
has nn accurate idea.
Our research department, after
mucli consultation of weighty
tomes, reports that the Neander­
thal mnn is n species supposed to
hnvo been widespread in paleolithic
Europe, In this early type of man,
the skull is characterised by ex­
treme dolichoccphnly, flat, ret rent­
ing forehead, with closed frontal
sutures, and enormous superciliary
ridges. The cranial capacity is es­
timated at about 1,220 cubic centi­
meters, being about midway be­
tween that of the Pithecanthropus
and modern man.
We fell thnt the .people of the
state are entitled to this informa­
tion. Hincc the Tallahassee State
News failed to give it in connoc-.
Hotf with Its allusion of the Gov­
ernor.
We feel, thnt the Governor is
entitled to nn explanation', lest
the people gain nn erronenous im­
pression of the meaning and intent
of the term applied to him.
We feel, furthermore, that Sen­
ator Trammell should be fully
advised of the "type" of "fighter"
he is encountering In this combat.
And, moreover anil again, we
feel, after learning the character­
istics of the "Neanderthal type,"
thnt the term used by the Tulluhnssee paper Is not a compliment,
hill aa epithet: and. although we
are nut supporting the Governor in
this battle, we resent the nffront

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M^rs.CErHenryttonoFs
Guest O f M rs. K night

‘T om m y,” S p ark lin g. Comedy, H ere

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from MiauL where shewi
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by the lhr»*** -and deattf
i i v e s I of Mrs. . George W. Knight, h;\&lt;
Norton, Shis h%s as her-'
A t M ilane Today
her h«me on MeUnnrillc
j" ^ y |been bondred with, was that id
her mother Mr*. &amp; U 7 &amp;
• I KnUmiay afternoon, when Mr#,
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ste and i Charles Evans Henry entertained
hostess |six tahies of players at bridge at
in every detail /;fs me mvely ten her home on Magnolia Avenue.
U JiCherT.
given Friday afternoon by Mrs. Sharing honor's with Mr*. Hardt ■- .
Mrntifc/*
Donald I’ackurd Urunintond at her gen was Sirs. Geofge Camden Con­
fttnl Jpfii
kjtbliea Mallory Circle of the
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home on Twin Lukes, hnfmring Mrs. ger of Oklahoma City, Okln., the
D. T. Cannon of Andcrsmi, S. C., guest of Mrs. Walter S. Coleman.
The rooms of this spacious home
the guest of Mrs. Calvin Teague,
and Miss Nina Fleming of Greens­ were abloom with an nbundnnce of
ton* Bead) for the « f. *•
boro, N. C., who has been the exquisite Spring flowers, including
fyilier Band'qFfthd Prcsbytcr■
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lupins, snap dragons, roses, baby
guest " f Mrs. W. J. Thig] n.
BAuxiliary will .meet if| 3:00 at
breutb
and
calendulas.
The
Spring
Milton
h ubtdnw --anXtJalwHbsygfr.
i’ resenting a spring like atmos­
iPA»byterian Church.'
iet&gt;; Tig^ rA ;m arefitjp-1j Ittotiryfcftt
phere were the fooin&gt; of this love­ like note was also repeated in the
tallies and other bridge accessories.
Hat Goofier, drum merer i M * W | f
goclil mucting of the Presbyterly home on this occasion, lavishly
OfTrtJOp ito. 3 TJoy
When the usual number of pro­
3 Auxiliary-will be held nt 3:30
adorned with bowls and baskets of
parried the Ahvericaiv L*(liftr«MVrat&gt;ll
gressions had been played, scores
r|«l) at tlnFWcxbyterian Church.
orange snap dragons, blue lupins
'Tommy,“ popular comedy success which will be presented here on the closing night of Ttedpntk and Bugle Ctfrps, SttWh^fb T)5Wf '
were counted and the prize for
Stull- CluijAr'M the St. Agnes
and blue salvia. The color note of
highest score, a Frostoria flower Week by a notable New York east, belong" to that inrn group of plays which have registered a Broad1 Gables.where they ulil aiteid tne
a3d of Holy ' Cross Episcopal
blue and gold was further accent­
lilt overnight. It wus heralded by the metropolitan erJtles. without exception, ns rhe clovercat, inoit thor­ legion Convention. -r''-«uaj£*w(iS
bowl
was awarded Mrs. W. Then-' wav
torch at .’LOO n’clock at the l’nr*
oughly enjoyable comedy that New York has seen for ages.
uated in thr dining room, where the
i i.-t.-w.'.-IPTi.p-,
dore
Langley.
The
cut
prize,
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The ehtirm of ‘Tommy'' is to bo found In the (act Hist It tells u human, mulerstaudablfl itory, a u f
i House. :. r Y,
daintily
appointed
lea
table
had
Mr. 1,'. Apotheker, wt
pretty corsage went to Mrs. W al-) tells It with .-limits of laughter and gripping pathos, through rest, living human beings.
’ Wallace Beery i n t i s
Cross
Women’s
been arranged. The eentrul decora­ ter S. Coleman. The two guests of
vihltlnjf point's of tntifMt Hf.JWP
Paramount Picture
___ nt 3:00
tion of the lace covered table was honor were presented novelty salad
itla and Cuba spent the p u t
* Q l d Ir o n d id e s '*
’■(lock'at the Parish House,
formed of a silver bowl filled with
here with his •*M*r J A K S fi!
city salad servers.
Pennon,
Mrs.
Frank
Miller,
Mr*.
D.
Chittenden.
Mrs.
Harry
}).
Lewis,
pipe Organ Club- will meet at
golden calendulas, and blue sahli.
Late in.the affvJdrxi-whcit the 1.. Thrasher, and Mrs. llurry 11. Mrs. J. C. Bci.ion, Mrs. Lulu Clay ner, -leaving Sunday fqMMpJOo’clock at thp'home of Mrs
will) tall golden iafitedrulJqjH'W
Iahles
had been cleared and spread Uwvis, served a tempting salad and of Jacksonville, Mrs. Frank Miller, at New York. «•
Krtit liyssitcr on Celery Avc.
burning in silver holders. Silver
with dainty covers, the hostess Ice course.
Mrs. David L. Thrasher, Mrs. Alice way, Mrs. Robert 4- gully.
compotes held sailed nuts no I
TUESDAY
assisted by her daughter Mrs.
Invited to meet these charming Woodcock of Ireland, Airs. William Edward Lane, Mrs. Gran
orange
and
blue
mints.
I'residing
I Etllic Harrison Chapter will cn
‘Grunt Wilson, and Mrs. George W. visiters were: Mrs. WalterS.Cole­ Moore Scott, Mr*. Samuel H. pigh- Mr*, Jmp«s #V,.pittmM,‘&amp;
at the ten service was Mrs. W. -I
Litiin the neighboring chapters
Knight, Mrs. Walter S. Coleman. man, Mrs. George W. Knight, Sirs. ton, Mrs. Charles Powell Jr., Mr*.- Ashcraft. Mr*-- fodpt Lb
Thigpen.
Mrs. Eldest Galloway, Mrs. J. C. W. Theodore Lang lay. Sirs. Roy
If the I1, A. H. m honor of “ Florida
D .Woodruff, Mrs. Ernest 0*lluThe guests included only the in­
hy," with a luncheon, motorcade
Even more gigantic than the
bd other forms of entertainment. charge of the clansmen in “ The timate friends of the guests of hon­
|Woman's Miwionory Society of Birth of a Nation" or the unrifsh of or and their hostesses.
L First Baptist Church will meet the eluiriots in “ The Ten Coimnand-T..:
[l 3:30 jjVlotk at the church. The
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Utessriv will'be the Azorian Cirj
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On Tuesday, the Kiillie Harrison
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during the program will battle between the glorious frigate Chapter N- S. D. A It. will be
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[rtsent the (day “A Dream With “Constitution" and the pirate *&gt;f old hosteses to the 'neightioring l'ha)ih
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! Aiarian Circle will present play, sides," mighty patriotic and toman- the grove of old Foil Itcod at t‘2:30
(A Dream With A Mission’’ at 3:- tie sea spectacle showing today at o'clock. The following program has
TODAY
Imen arranged by the committee.
WAVlutk at t!,e Fiist Baptist the Milane Theatre
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Directed by ames ( ’ nice, the man Mrs. -L V Whittle!. Mrs. (i. Irving
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I.ourks.
Mrs,
Anna
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DeFureM
and
who brought to the screen “ The
t yisotrsin .”»&lt;
For
the
woman
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fashion
who
Covered Wagon” and "The Pony Mrs. A T. Itossitei ; Invoeatior.
Iron men and .
Express", die scene was filmed
wants tfoorl clothes for Easter —
with the aid of more then fifty an­
u)ooden ships
cient square-rigged sailing ships
and ati army of two thousand extra
reasonably priced.
players. Because of the iiememlous
amount of lerrilmy covered by the
vessels ami because it would have
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voice heard above the terrific roar
of the hundreds of old time cannon
I used in the encounter, the scenes
l o
were directed by iiidio from a base
. -jr.-overlooking the entile field of bat­
l Jcmty ,'1|iiiubUng Cirvle o f tlm tle.
Luce cullin’ pets ant! • gbWn’
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Br*t Hapttst Churvli will meet
Seventeen cameras, more Ilian
yokes,. lrittu iiuality cream i
lith Mr? lUrlmrt Speer.
have ever before been used upon
ISfnior ('law piny, “ Help Your- one single scene, were stationed at
l/f* al $
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5o’clock at the Semin- various positions and photographed
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the complete encounter from every
|e High School.
$1.00 to $3.00
iMujiwl Farce, ''llcl)&gt; Y o u r s e l f " , angle. Among the featured players
who take part in the battle are Es I
1' the Senior ("lass of the SeminT
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titer Balstoit. Wallace Beery. Gior
If High School at S ; 1b o'clock at
IT E S D A Y
ge Bunn of I , ( harles Fundi and
la Srliiiiidh- H ig h School.
New Sut’dc belt." 2 Htul. 2',g
Johnnie Walker.
1 .&gt;milt It stogy o f u
T n U ilS D A Y
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indies wide.
White; * Blue
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Annual I lower Show by tile WoMiss Nina Flem ing, who has
( 'nmedic-i
i razed wife
»n’s Club at the club house mi been the a ttr a c ttve guest o f her
Red. Tun and Black.
SOON KB OB I.ATKB
ik Avenue fro m 10:00 A. M. to

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I.Shaniimk party for the SciitinV fhupter No. 2 O. E. S. at 7:30
wlivk at tin* .Masonic Temple.
FRIDAY
^Literuiiiir Uspartmetit of the
PfomanV « lull will meet at 3:00
•lock at the WomunV Culb.
j»r*. lie \ Howard Chapter U. I).
1 will meet nt 3:30 o’clock at the
Mrs. W. C.'TTill on Mugiyl&gt;* Avenue.
L.
SATURDAY
ft rtildieii--. Story Hour at 10:00
WoH1«t the library.

uncle and aunt, Mi and Mis, W. d
T h i g p e n . left Sunday for her home
at (! i eeii'boro. N (■'.

d a new shipment of

and

Spring frocks that are

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.Musical Farcv— (I immI lllack Face Comedy
Itcaiitifiil. Cik I times

'Plies, and W ed . March 27th and 2Sth
H igh Sclioof Auditorium

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charge. of u jolt of
cleaning.
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surprised at Ihe fresh
newness our. fare fit I
hand process imparts

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nients and yoB^II smile
with satisfarlioh when
you note our iJoderalo
charges. A ‘plume call
will bring our delivery
.truck promplly.

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No. Eye A ffliction; Desires
Larger P ortion O f Purse
By Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
" * Spofta Editor
NEW YORIv,“ jfar. 'bcr^inrrd

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John's retirement stntofirrerts.njadc
over thf» week end, the latest Demp- aey styry bit Brottdway terdhy and
this one is authority for the declar­
ation that, It isn’t had eyesight, nfter all, that l|i driving the great
man into self-imposed exile. He can
ace alright,.,they sny, but has hnd
a lot of trouble with his enrs on
several occasions 'during recent
months. It seems that he just
couldn’t bear Rickard at all when
the promoter, is declared to.have
offered" hftn n $250,000 guarantee
for a third meeting With Tunney.
The comparative modesty of this
figure is understood to have been
made necessary by the Harden di­
rectorate, which was somewhat
Irked by l|fr, Rickard's generosity
with other people’s money in con­
nection with the Chicago purse.
George is supposed to be, commit­
ted to an attempt to get out from
under oh the next fight for not
more than $500,00(1, which, of
course, Is nil very uninteresting to
our John.
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lie always was a little hard of
hearing when talked to down in
the decimals mid the story is thut
ho told Rickard he would have to
’speak loudef, Rutger and loftier.
They are said to have split on this
point, Rickard declaring that he
had a lot of good heavyweights
who wanted* action and John de­
claring ^that George was to go
right alvcad and give it to them.
The announcement of Dempsey's
retlremeift is said to have followed

Training- Cam p
B rie fs
Ily International News Service
West Palm Reach. Fla., Mur. 2fi.
'— Warned oy Maiisger Robinson to
take h)8*Work more seriously. Jum­
bo Elliott, Brooklyn’s 255 pound
Bouth|tuw from the Pacific Coast,
held the St. Rouis Browns hitless
and nlnless for five innings. The
BCorc wns Brooklyn 5, St. l.oui^J.
ST. P E T E R S B U R G , Fla., Mar.
20.— Lqo tlehrig, erstwhile home
run phenom. i* con*iderabl,v wor­
ried about his prolonged ball mg
■lump, in aix games Buster bus col­
lected onjy two bits. Following ;i
rest of several days, the Yankees
will play the Si, Louis Cardinal.*.

within

a

matter

when, if ever, ho

of &gt;ccks.

W oodm en A u x iliary

Additional

O rganized On F rid a|jJ\f'r r l

Society
W asa la n d e a u M eets
W ith M a ry Preston

Just

■« today as a result nt .mixing
•on Chicago'* fir.-l balmv Surukiv
open the local season Seven
ursos ctiutl'olled by Die t il;.* were

J

(Wiled finm daylight to dark,
ivutc courses also reported large
cn dunce. Tiie mctvtiry reached
iiaxiuium'o f ’ 70 degree*.'
T . MYERS. Flu
Mar. 2*1
■'SI— Tin At'Tetic* open a Ivvo
ic aeries \viiii the Boston Brave: this ufteruooii. The A's loi.t
to 2 decision to the Buffalo
(tlx yHtterday. Tris Simuker ha*
hed top form alrcudy weighing
podnd*. the lowest |Hiunduge
as carried for three years.

state matin
There were

9*'

.

j

ti nMifllth ;lin* hfru i«len- *

yn-MWi*!! ihjjt

SSr5f‘t{te?

m

present.^ Th£,

a t j .it Le-i-m T rmipal Muikc!',
1 ■. f'h lW fed . ut the r

•

igfttn * trre
y ii

feat to I . tliu- 1 *

t'U’ii and t

-v

’*+

rjjtiv
: jl.TT' . , 1 ti stores :tl Asheville’,
Q 'tlD 1-.VI K TU &lt;
X, t; .Ihtvis and Della lUdCk, the
woman, have _bcerf &gt;Houey to loan mi, Iteat K'.t
. ... . ..-.i, r „ - —
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*
*
1
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h - -V
ih sh pitn j^liw t^iule . D r f laoitRajir.-.; ’
’

jiiitiUpii. ?JrM. W . ’fr: HN ^ u r j lfni.rt. *V‘ ui
to repudiate this announcement - « r a - ^ l r »
"Aif % %
.hf court my
rfi^ | w W i
^ n l l n i t ; "Mre.
7lr-; J. Ml
M. VffiftZf; y
mny depend on the break he y ^
homV o O fJ it y
Mi*.*.
ipm
v,a
.ty;tal.*ttrJjkua.jaa‘JTOP
'. t
Pan!
s.
Paul R. Kni,,.*
»
K V r V i m M FlnanrWI M l ' - T W , '
V«r,k. New Have
.ui !
V y ’jml
T- ■
’ V ' 1”1 n ' r ' " V of itiltfi •IvitRlitV Vr'.V-. i Holef Kon . ,: | .
yi'ifht bo*nble to1get froni*Ricknr"d' V im v n
—r— T —
t
( (
HanRf-rpMiD, 11:\1 1 1-• 1 I.n nun!
,, ,■ p,
&gt; —4
v - " ; biejt lb*: I jhier-w/ni Ikuik r~
on the penjeotage thing, the story ing came to order with the Ye&amp;Jjng!
otr-J u. ,L rE tyotrgin (iilhounr AAttemmiW:'
t t e n d . W : , 'W
r s . - » 'P i ll
i i m Ir. d e . h i r e d o t i v « . 1
xvJu... r .
'i&lt; V O - c J i . N . ( !v TV!'. lihdoCficfr-. CAO &gt; i \ y , ID , 1 assi T
goes.. Thntnihe collapse pf•Rick­ . . ,r t h n r „ m » P i c ,
authorities
where
uf the C amp F re laws after wltVh; ^ / | t Kc nileklyf'A.-l.tl.m ‘AHondi j mad'o .uu Bom'
.. ding ami cHtcii
.
,■ ' ■ ,
; r. noliaavl
ard’s hcfirajftlght plans has given business was discussed. Plans w e n ....
iT
JVH?'; 1 . 1
u... Oharlr-s'
s ' . 1 . . Itnhs'ortr
i».
tIfifu+
i.r .
........
•
.
7
.panjtuty;
and (arm landsT
not,
Mrs,
&gt;
him reason to beliaVu that this
rr-’
’t J' fncilitie
v. i.l • b ■
1
nlr
1
^
■
.■iiies’
iiuftvgtQ
•Mexico
J
.
,
,,
nUH'
f4" ” ''"'f HV
break may come soon is Indicated made for the Royal Neighbors en» Sentinel, Mrs. U'i'linm CarthbliJ
Tl e R t men thcr * * 1 be gnief
’ |i a! growi
In
hy the message he vouchsafed an tertninmont In which the’ group Outer Sentinel,’ Mrs. Wj limn Boii*
111* arrested
ai resin! ga
gave li
.. .t. i' .e ■ J j ’ &lt; 1 nn. ih •. I.’ ititL'fl-Hiatimriy.te Lfv-, N'^mvrljerry, I tr
U . Lfr .
.
■ • r j i mg t-.. t,u-i n ■1 . *lA(.ir 1i &gt; * - i j i v
Eastern man recently. The latter would take part. Mary Nickles'a nett; Auditors, Mi .. C. It. Cnli&gt;, (tirti
- \
-vtt» ri * &gt;■
Joy Vining, and Mi-. Arebje Cities; s a b l e )
hnd informed Dempsey that he, the name was
brought before the
boV, w hich \,*i! I
reporti’f, AItan (tedViriaTCalhouinl '
Easterner, had been forced, through
group and voted on for admission
Delicti an
refrcKhmeiits
were
Jack of specific information, to
1. ,charge.
• e.rent t were •mild • f
served fidlowini; the ’election of
"stall” certain parties on the re- into the group.
picul re by J. .1. V
Ileimedy, (Mrs.
J After all business hud been offirer.i by Mr
t’lenient matter.
“Stall them u little longer,” is transacted, a social hour was en­ Robson, ami Mr. Viuing. During the
ei ■ at Atinntn. .1. E --"
alleged to have been the gist of joyed during whifh time a contest social, hour .Mrs. Robert Cole gave
jistani* freight tra t 1
a number of piano selection* acDempsey’s reply. W h at the good
was held resulting in a tie among eompiinitil by i.uti’er Calhoun on
I'illingin
man renlly wants, I am informed,
When the harp. Intere - ■!•- talks were
, 1 . will lie, present . 1
is a guarantee almost count to about six of the girls.
film ar it is l&gt;ein : -b
thnt which will accrue to Tunney. straws were drawn it was found given hy C. ( ’. ( ‘o’llins mid M rs. I plain
The Intter is understood to hold a Jhttt Marjorie llonUki had drawn Vlning. Mrs. w.- R. Rea h ‘ ''o'*1
contract with Rickard, calling for the lucky straw, receiving the prize, "Old Plark lli n,” mu li
‘1
a flat guarantee of 5525,00(1, phis a largo chocolate Easter E g g , Re­ light o f jho mi'iiiber .
It was dee hied t-&gt; hold ur
in;;
r|l
j ||
n percentage of
the receipts. freshments consisting of jeo cream
Dempsey, they say; wants a guar­ and dike were served by the host­ on tbe" remind nnd tn.'tii fiiilay
eveniiti;
ill 7:5(1 o’eloel. a; the
antee of at least $150,000 and ess.
)lu1l. AH
Those present were Miss Glad- I'fniglits of tk.hmihi,
doesn’t care where it comes from.
That last crack is said to mean yco Stem per, group gardiuit. Lois menrbers of I lie Wondman oiieled
A\
Mjtl’ N T A I N . t*
that he would be only moderately Couch, Marjorie Itoniski, Helen are invlttuf. Annouiwem* ids was
Pto'ginv' d wu
;!0
irritated if some of it came as a Colbert, Mareadel Si&lt;;veking, Eliz-* mmb* Unit District inerting Nil'
d ■ o f S: lin e Mote *
resiilT of a " k ’ck
bark" fre m -’nlwth, Methvin, Dorothy*Marshall, Tiiree‘ will convene a! t’matillijY
. .. I.. t . I .u n i;fo r d , 1 brother Tunney himS’e lf; that is. it rtjcncvlevgjwWells, Eyelyn Porter, Mar. 27. Member., of Grove 2d? b!t.!■ iiv.ian’. ’y lu lle d '
Aii..
v
i
ill
ib
niointl
ale
isilb'i
ing.
Mary
Jane
Preston,
Louise
W
in
­
would be almost all right with
i-tied to the
’ lie pi
p i t.11 ;11 ‘
!,M,.d
i-tiMl
Cheatham and
Dempsey if they had to make up a stead, Dorothy
| f Ut' — .v4. ( Humbeds nd l ' - •
(
\UD
OF
Til
\N|iS
portion c f his guarantee from a
i1 i i^fai pi * *»1 &lt; i i ’IU’ l li
&lt; A M P ITIti: G IR LS H IK E
portion of brother Tunncy’s orig­
In iff** »• tTveil •»'( 1"if nji
I wi-ti In llmiik iiiv Id ieiids for
inal purse.
in&lt;|t|iitain witn* ed 1
All tiie groups iif the Camp Fire 'their u--islai.fi', 1 \|oe e'as of
Considering tiie money lie could
n .v i o f t lie Imy. 111 &gt; lntdv
get with Dempsey mid the nionev Girls of tiie city bad a most cn 1sy input by a id floral ofl’eiings at
. d !■ \uu l nil 1 . . o"
of in)
wifi
death.
he won't get with Joe Windmill joyable hike and picnic, Saturday, the fime
| ., ,k 110 d l td ' b uile. d 11
I (
S| il l. aud ' hillrell.
ninl the other heavyweights who when they hiked to Silver Lake.
•I'.pun . w ;1 1 l e .
nre so busy fumbPng on their own Tiie eluipeiones were .Miss M a r g a r ­
I.
\ i r i l l i l ’ og 1e
5 yard line, brother Tunney nil-lit et E. Young. Mis- Gknlvic Slcnifi\n lilll
\ . 1l.1l i d
t
er, and Miss \'irginia Barnes.
do worse, at that.
Swimming and boating formed tinBureau oj \ grit idturul Lronomain diversions for the day and
mics
iii.itpiruling
wiili
litc
al noon a Iuk1itt ft 11 1 picnic lurt'been
I biriila State Itiinun of Mar­
was served niter which a tec note
kets.-—R, E. ( orliiii.
bunt was enjoyed.
t.er.il Repre-i ntatii e

ndpn fit tho

.Tnni Jvinoft

rt Ortt? plUipraffi. Vjuctjtj ;

-m»! *r ;ht nn*i •'■t

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'^'Alf'Mi 15oy Falls

OH Mountain Si 4! 1

Celery Markets

ASSEMBLY PLANT
FOR OAKLAND TO
BE OPENED SOON
Old I'litnl Closed All This
Week To I'crmil Transfer
Machinery And Kotiipmenl
To New S.T.OOU.OdO Illtiek
P O N T IA C , Midi.. Mar. ’2&lt;‘. The
Mew $.'1,000,0011 car assembly plant

PERSON \l S
Mis* Fram es Pearson entertain­
ed most pleasantly Monday even
ing at her hoinc mi Oak Avenue,
with three tables o f bridge Imii
oring her house guest. Mi
M, (
Cleveland
of
( ‘ Icvejnml, _&lt;)|iio.
Those invited to me* 1 Mrs. 1 |,u
land were: 5|r and Mrs. Nonnun
Itiffet, M r and Mr- R Mar h , Mi
and M is. fion Mi Donald, Mr and
Mrs, Jolni TYrii'Kie. Mr, and Mr

,S11i(11111*nt W1 |o bgbl . 1: at iic: 1Hi '
da . i.fd Ft* 1 ir going 0111 uf Sun
and : fioni Mamiti e &gt; 11 '.n*n: ti
o il
o f unl.' "vv 11 o r i g i n b r o a e iit
tile I •1 Ida iui aI 111 2 - I 1dll’, op It. u
pi d ' 1 which I r (light t no I
S.
Ii'l.il 1•• r&gt;2 Tie I lilt'll .1 r a i l Were
bill. . as toll,
j a1
f
FI t1-1(1 ( , : V. a
Ball &gt;
1' it.
1 r o i l , .1, I’ f ,t. . 1
1,1. iir it -ii n f f _. &gt;
New \ ..rl
• a G« t,,IW * 9 M $ «»* 1 ' "
li , &gt;• Po l, In., (lid ( ’ini &lt; 1till! 1 1*1-*^ ; a: 1I*
MI'*
vv re heavy. V.( \cm i«mr
1,*S( d
t;i)
’
Pa.- nr Dm 1u *• 1* lilt ** lift t ■
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1 nla
Inp,
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I'll
I
.1 ago ■
.ilifoi (I
tl.e past

M| ■,• r.t' 1 falling •
(*I ("v ‘*n
t■. !; Mill.
* .i
*1ffti I- bind 1
f f •1 ; »i.i1 •*111 52d m i
11P.kf 1,41 ! f I be pa t
'tTT«-ifr tur n - „ I M T - - '
Id . 11 rro j 1 /&lt;•
w 1 re at •
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m, ■ I 5
t
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1 "i" d
1’. 1
1el
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repm:
morning n
i- 5f. nnd 1
.n iv e d 11

Mil - Marie 1 ,,111
Stetson I lull, Slel "in
De Laud, spent tin*
S an fo i.1
1lie g .1 -1
1.1" ’ll.lid
I mli, hi

t Mail, - o| \ * ui. 1 A n- Ilia. I
( b* !n-I of if.
three nutm'iul
cal (icdral. id f.ii 1 op,* t,, I*,- . ,*&gt;|..., ■1
Mi.-&gt; Miriam (itoviti. id (ipt-liki*
W • il'incn luivt in-t toniph-ted Du
l.ei. Moinla; it
l.i-k of 211 year- &gt;n m.'l'.iim- it s ••*, Al a. wit! arrivi
t.'rnni 11 to -.pen,1 a week a Die
l” i' m '• I "e • al *u dl'al v&gt;a hnilt
T'lllye llenj ilu i.
Imi !. ar d (let ■) ale,! ami Iarod will, glle.-l • I Mi
milDil by (lie V, in*11tjiis a ter l '
Mi
11,,mild J Bow. I - ts'ltall id I'.iu-laun .. it l it -t 1 ,1, tnn
tunit'd 1 rnlii l ot 1 M vet VV"bel'i fe
I vvus very weak, Itowevet, and lai g,
\ isiteil Imr p treni- du'd
and MrI I'f.it I s .&lt;ppet1red !? the walk U n k
St 1jut.
me., have lot'll tilling in Die t rack^
ri pairing the vault and la placing
Mr. aud Mi- William William
uu damaged -lormi anil moitii
and John ( Tintoii I jirtgley wtsv
Wit ll r ru c r e U '.
,t tier 1 at liedrai;
amCdig the Siviiford people -p 11 I
being res tort'll utt* Si Paul’s in
in g Su nd ay at Dav t ma It* aeh.
London a nd tlia ; at Alayciirt'. Gei

Check Fill-Grip
By

Using V i e t ’.

At

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glicsl oi In- Inidlmi
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investigation of Ike ,!ti Hi
ster bullets h,.;. 7,[
Esposito.
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suventern

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I 4*5TtVf ! - - -yjfc' i lb
rArfSt-il,

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ized by t’ «

lllfl &lt;: Ip VVOU vltL* I.-* . .1IVi /l'.I
ma nv .
it i.tktV tjtiiek nvtijiti Vi;;vt.al,
Dr. T K NeaP’iif Orlando spent
id iXv gv-nilH
tltiisu lit.
Sunday afteinot.-u ni SunP r.l v.itb
.lapua-Grrman Itodv Active
(.me*. .Many eases nl Du . -a' t
friend*.
—
•'germ* In (-allied in. Tie , ■
The new Jopaii-Gernian f'ul'nral
way in a ’.litil, limiu i . j t i i i . f •
Pete Sones of Hit lie* City -pent
Institute, organised to spread invit(Mua of \1ck* Yap .H.tb
the week end in tlje c itv
vi-iting
formatmu of each count i&gt; ui I he
M lmn rubbed on (be llir.mt .
friemls.
otbrr. is becoming active. Nearly
chest the ingredient- of Ytck- ai
1.50(1 Japanese books have been
1 eietist'ii in (lie foim of vapui
Mr. ami Mrs. R. II. Berg and
AKEWOOD, Fla., Mur. 20.— •liiplietl Li Berlin, Avhere they w ill
which, lielng breittherl in. 1 . t
children
motored
Saturday to
I)— The Phillies play'the lust be the nucleus of the largest Jjipmeiiientiun to tin' .inflamed ni/
Miami where they will spend sev• uii Florida suit here this uf- ntuse library in GermanV. *A gift
passages and lungs dire -1 and in*
oral days.
■on tackling the Reading team uf 50,000 marks lias been pledged
atanlly. In addition, it a '
lik ■ a
o Internutimml iu'ugue.
for which a German library will be
poultice and lietjijf t}iv ‘.up-aw its—
.1, tin Ingli* v'f De Land 1 visit­
, r*------' uced mu luted in Tokyo,
lialet! lo break up the congiretiuii.
lf
ing in Nun ford a* tfu..........*
guml -of'
N FRANClSC-D, Calif., .May. of a vci les of lectures on Jxiitn- &lt;
While grip und infliienxa are
'"*■* fwleft?1
nit* i
1 toi
James Sharon Jr.
( I N S ) — The Pittsburgh M r - German cultural tfucstion* bus been
■'ail rvievaleiit local people are urged
oped to pi-t into uctioii |oduy published, and ix ten jive I'esearch
• My, und Mr*. R. J. Holly Sr., end J to/keep* Vick* VupnRub ready' “ •
it‘ t_U
dy b after pus- ^ being made on the fundamental Miss . M hired
‘ ^ Oaklumj
1
Holly ip'.-nt • t h e 'a l l t'inles for instiiiit .use.—i/ldgo f
ulf.i
.Vwll\’y rehniiuK’d plumes of Bifddhlsni. Thu staffs of n d;k-eDd„af :Kustj*V ' , ;1 , MIV/
■t the^Htft, IjaneiMO Jjuin be- Jboth Berlin t»'&lt;l Tokyo divixfoua!iil. • • „i , ' ^—
(&gt;f tho'iiiicve.a*. ppthr iW“
Tni» lu)c- yiudes
y! mlvs a german
German nnd a J'apanese,
hipunese^ •i^kv)9r “ 'Ml
'Me Kcnzift
r r w - M f m.,n/f, r ^ l .o lpiItaly,* aiiatCurit iM iurUunj
• mi --(T
. &gt;. i ’« Tty) ( m)'ii returned home F(
ou/id -howl lobbies ujnfost
r&gt;»i)ii&gt;ul»(&gt;rv 'dueatliMi i* iM'Irtg^.qyuiiipjj f jr m , Jack/jytiyiJila^e
iDUr-aiul Mibirt vNIHie ronztvuct- 1
ally the Uat few days.
rntrodueed inty uf India.
they spent several days.
H.
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j
9

1

— an^ Ainci icliii .mafia4
—1
^

and
and. nine juvohiles

can be expected

and concrete ami the monitor type
D A L L A S , Tex. Mire. 2(5.— After
roofs admit a innvunuui of tlavhammering Thcinselve* into ti-to-!l I
light A bilge ad,lit toil to the llal.
ead over (lie Dallas Steers, Ray
land Pontim buibliiig was ererte.l
■vchulk'w faltering
White Sox.
al tiie same tilin' the n. vv asst'tnld.v
hrouglt tin- iiiefficieiii y of pitchPaint was be ng const rm ted.
rs Connally and Cox, faltered som,loro and allowed tiie Steer* to
SI Marl, -. \ ciiiri', Re-jored
»pc out in frimt. I" to V.

CHICAGO. Mu', 2m ( I N S )
olfer* to the estimated mind" 1 •*'
',000 were nia--agin ■ -nte mu-

Will Depict!Dm*ing%
A€\vc3ii!&gt;r
e s .. :"?) i h. N.sMcjriOiwly
. o„e.woiintP
0f the^c
lllCA(;i . *- -V:
••
V*
/ u * v. v
* lf
facilities iUarlt EwiiJeree

•

The Woodm
Woodmnn of

f‘*r the Oakland All Vmei inn Siv
will start piodintlon ■■11 \pill ! it
is antioiinceil hv
\ It. Gbiticy. ('. I'. W e ll s . M r . ami M, - ' * R , , rtit' H il l 1m, \ | i
.1 M M u . 11 ‘ . M i president and gencrii! man tree of
• l a m R a l i k i n and H h i .,-&gt; S V., 1u
the Ihd,laud .Motor ( ill ( .'inpunv.
son.
The * Id a —i nibly hudding in,'
Mi a n d Mi
i losed on Mnjj&lt; h 21 to in unit the
1 ,n ,i. Mi*
■ Join
Augusta, tin, Mar. 2fi. I lining
Iv at in 1Mil
St 1m a n 1 a nd
1 1■ 1 1,1
11 ansi'er o f a port on oi tb nvihli
ended their Florida jaunt, the New
D a s h II I'll til I'fJ f 1 la v , * t’.da l .,.1
inery to the new &gt;trm tun \ lari’
York Giants took nil tile Boston
; 11f t■ 1Mf, -i 1 . ,
w here
Red Sox here today. Faulkner and proportion of tin new plant eipup
g iv e n 1". D.e m i 1,, 1 1 ' 1 , !• l'..
Clark roll, second string tw ti lers, mi nt. Imwevei. I- entir* k m w I HIV el It
I I nla
held the Newark Bears to ("in Elect I n ad \ dM\i n mat tom otiil
hit* at Si. Augustine yesterday and W :t It Mi'll, idil.’ll 1 " n t l o l nil 11 e.|
Mi and Mi
' alv
I.
bent them 5 to 5.
gin 1 M i
D l l 111ii. in
I b i ' i i g l i o n t . Til,- old luiiMim will hole
Vndi ■1 -on. S . 1
1 III I Edgi 1 1mi I '
III' Used for in a le iia l s to ra ge
T A M P A . Fla.. Mar. 2d. "Skull
\Vitb tb (••lilpletion .-I Ui,' new t **I s o n i i i ' . l i . 1 I ' iioda in 11 I.
practice" was on the program for ,,-seml.lv building f,„ the Oakland lleai h wiii i" 1
1
pent tin
the Senators today.
Two
iin.ie All-American S \ , the compaov
games line, with the Cardinals , ||(,u ,|||s ,,Ml ,,n |„.
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Mr-. \ 1. t"r
M' ei
Tuesday and Wodncsd.iv. and the aetniiinhilc ta&lt; lot n ", III tlie \vin Id 1 . v i ll mg 01 San f 1 &gt;1 a 1 1,, gilt
Scriftloni head iiortli lm a few Two nioilel assembly plant
of In I I-Ii I Mi
D I 'l l I I'oW
cxbibitnm gumes euroule I" Wash dec. toil e vein -iv elv
to I kiklalid ■ is at Iim homo in U, , .... I ant 1
ingtun.
Six proilin lion ami the id her * n A part mein
Pontiac Siv pr.-dmt on
no w lie
LOS A N G E L E S , Mar. 2fi
.In. pinalhd &lt;t1i cash ulllrlv They art*— Withnni
McCarthy’s Cuius btol na-trtmhlr In ' nerved bv an
“ indoor railroad Gramlmg
beating their little brotherBill yard,” nine of the ten tun k- lieiug tending Dm
Wrigley'x Angels of the ( oust |.ea
at
1 ('inn
under icof. ( oiistru, lion ibi.nigti
gue— in a kabtuitb pa*tintv here.
nllt liotll plants IS of brick, steel v ls it o l - HI S a l l f m (I

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Herat*

5—Help-Wanted Female

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rttee on req ora t.
todoccd r a t e s ara
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Vordi of average length
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charge

act clau lflcatlon .
JTerror ia w a d e T h e SaniHirald w i l l be reaponajble
2 . one Incorrect Insertion,
dArtUer f o r a u U e q u e n t
ni. The o f f ic e should be
Immediately In case o f

|to ADVERTISER?
Herald
representative
j* familiar with rates
•sd classification will
&gt;o cpmnlrte Information.
too Wish, they w ill assist
wording your want ad
it more effective.

Wanted Immediately—Two young
men who want to learn good
trade. Must have plenty of pep,
good education and willing to work
fast. To such a young man I can
offer an unun.al opportunity. Ap­
ply C. A, Haines foreman Herald
office.

Voung man to do house-to-house
work In Bpburbs nnd couptry
districts. Should make S5.00 to $7.00 per day. Address N. K. Herald.

10-A Poultry and Egffs
Turkey eggs: Mammoth bronze
from blue ribbon stock, $5.00
per setting, W. J. llnupt, 117 W.
Adnlee St. Tampa, Pin.

BABY CHICKS
Selected stock delivered, W. Leg­
horns 100 $12. Heavy Mixed 100
IVE MOVED and our store $12. B. Ilocks and H. I. Beds 100
located at 23 East Church $15. 500 $70. Emerson Hatchery,
ert-McUriff Furniture Co. Urooksvtlle, Fla.

10-II IIan us and Flowers
H Mellrr, formerly of Zinnia Plants: Burpee's Giant,
25c per doz. $2.00 per 100. Mix­
Lonville. Fla., announces the
of his denial office at ed or separate colors. B. F. WhltiMeitch Bldg. with Dr. Mna- ner, Jr. 420 Summerlin Avc. Ft.
Mellon. Phone 882W,

-Lost and Found

Dollars

D ont let tw o o f them go after som e­
thing th at one could b rin g home.

Bi-cause of business conditions n
France, thVT public ‘‘ftawn shop In
Paris is having n busy season. The
shop wns started for auto owners
who havy no use for their cars
in winter, and the proprietor has
been charging from $2 to $5 a
month storage, according to the
machine ami advancing rtO j»'r
cent of the vulup at eight per cent
in addition. Business has been so
good that it is feared he will ad­
vance his, rates.
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Professor Relates
California And Canned Foods 11Research
First Definite Information

Concerning The MannerAnd
Modes Of Life Of Malayan*’

INVALID SAVFN TWO BOYS
Salesmen 125 Varieties brushes,
00 p.c. commission, $25.*$75.
Weekly Profit on Agents. Ncway
Brush Factory, Hartrord Conn. '

oouncemenla

JUCING Ixing’u Pure Pork
kgr. 117 Mugnolia Avc.

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A U T O - { I A \ V . \ BHOFvEIt T J U s V

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A D . R A T P ^ . t o r for teachers', examipfiUufur.
Prefer one who has recently
it Cuk la A « t u m
passed them. Address V. M. care
Herald.
•da, #m to reerirad
ini collector Mat
G— Help Wanted Male

Id—Rooms Without Board
1 Bedroom.

I l l Park Ave.

M a k e each one do its duty. Y o u ’ll

William ('alder, an iron mould­
er of Glasgow, Scotland, has just
been awarded a Carnegie here
certificate and check for $50 for
fin d the most practical help to w a rd
having rescued two boys from
drowning. Colder was ill and out
of work when he saw the two
struggling in the water. Without \
saving m oney in this C lassified Secdiscarding his clothing he jumped
in and saved both with much dif­
A
HE George William* Hooper
ficulty. As the result of his jin
■Fmtudatinn fur Medical He. tion ev e ry day.
rorrsion ho was treated in the
march rightly claims credit
Western infirmary for 10 weeks. Inr California, for the remarkable
strides which hive been made in
Long distance telephone connect­ tcirntific canning of fiMvl*. t. n iri1
ion between Mexico City ami all which the Harvard M*•!!&lt;■al '-•-bool
principal cities of the United has also contributed smub. Mr K.
F. Meyer, director of the Geortic
Btutes, Canada and Cuba has been Williams Hooper Foundation for
established.
Medical Hrsearrh points out some
ol the aids which California ha'
PaMlica! Announcements T,
27—Money Tb Loon
rendered the scientific canning oi
Political Announcement
foods:
•
r u n s t a t u l e c i m l a t l 'h k
"An Inspection S&lt;-rv&lt;ce *•
( the
Mortgage 1-oans
I wish to announce my eamlltUey F o i l t'l.F.ltK OF T l i r , l l IICl’ IT
rnrit-r
California Stale Department of
fur the Htat. Lelgllatur. (Group
on improved residence and business !&gt;
I
tnii-h)
ariieiiiiu'H
my
Candida
j)'
anil a 111 appreciate suppOit la f o r the .itflee o f C h i t of t i l . C lf- Health supervises
the
packing
and
.
. ,.
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property.
the primary to b. held In JtM.
cull ••■Hit M ibjrrt lu tl-p w ill
o f [ pfi'CC"it1|' ' I v - g r f i ' l i - v anil h-n
L.
V
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I1AOAH.
Baldwin Mortgage (To.,
t e i » at
I t e m j c r a l t e pel
‘N‘ o c.iu of' 'food i- relr.rsrd without
the
tti nri •u .1 line .. ISCS
See our local Counsel,
heing property lodril and •trrilieed
K i m CONSTABLE
■&gt; I. rilltASItKIl
S. H. Dlghton, Sanford, Florida.
In accordance with scirotihe rn’ .-t
1 wl-h to announce that I nm -«
i*.| regulations •level-'-oe-l bv lim
cuiullilnto for the office ot Constnhl«
District No. 4, ttemlnole
b 'loratorlfs of the t'utversilv &lt;&gt;f
We are prepared to consider ap­ County.
f o ii f i r m s
» itu ’ t r r r o r i t T
Florida. saltl District com­
I h. trl.S
- inj .amlUlai-y
plication for first Mortgage prising Kl.i-lloji 1‘rrclncln No".. 1,
U‘irk, of the!
t.
tu, it &amp; 13, subject to fur ...........
Loans on the best type of resi­ Ho-.1 .wilt
* tliit m tion 1
of tin- voters In the Dctno- Clri tot I ’,.t
• iti** I'fininr) i
dences nnd Mercantile Buildings Ji-ratle I’rlmnry to l,&lt;- lo-ld on June at to. sot.
i'
it. in : as.
A. I). I-Jit,
in Sanford at 0 pet., C 1-2 pet., nnd 5&lt;b
Vottr support will be appreciated.
8 pet., depending or. the character
A. *'
I&gt;. t A rtb'j HMITU.
of loan, construction nnd location
Full ' I f | I I T
F o i l J t - H f l l 'K O F P E A C H
herel.i
in. ...... in) self n* a
of buildings. C. S. HOAG * COM­
I hereby nntiouneo my candidacy caintlil &gt;l&gt;
if uf Srnilnole
PANY, 7 W. Churh St. Orlando. f o r rpsfh'Ctiim l*» tin** riffle** *if tjoimtj
*&gt; i i.&lt; the nrthin nf
, Justice
the IVnre, District No. ♦. the
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15—Apartment For Rent

Collio puppy — name 3 room furnished apartment $20
|y. 4 months old. Weight
per month. 210 laurel I'hone 82.
)f&gt; lbs. libel eg Howard. S.
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“ I Having In hi this u rfkc for nearly held in i, • . • &gt; ii ii of Ju-.e IVK.
Key, Federal Bakery.
i &lt; i i respectively,
Money to Loan.—When borrowing I two yr»r« until the dliurlct wax
FEATURES ON fMTk A ii f
)
i; i: i i it a tt {
I room funitshed apartment. $35.
or refinancing your mort gages»
,hr
1,lMr,ct
JuMlflcJ
III
nxMm;
tinvoters
I Pair of classes neur Herald Hot water. Phone 831 J.
eonie to us for straight loan. No fiti tti-tr Mi|i|»irt &lt;-n toy prevtoilM
Monday, March 2t&gt;.
line. Itctum Herald Office.
.tur(11, ,if tI t■- t*m« e anil
bother alumt
monthly payments. r, i ,,r -1 iit:3tt H u is t G u n l r n c r t ; V . ,
nil Clll VTV FIIOHi:, |TIMi
11,V l-l Hi l lllll-ilvnfx to Mtw
ATTOIISiKT
B. W. Herndon untl Co. Seminole all ()&gt;•' i » ’*&gt;pli- a m i ui\re Una) with
ions S r l i v t intis;
W .IZ W H A L
Furnished house; 30l&gt; Elm. 4 rooms
I t n il) .umuuill-e I I I ) Cl, niltihli*)
Justl c t.i .,11 ami nil li l niHieruni-c
Momobliet
W H A M K D K A W L W W JIl.
Hotel.
1
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til
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tie
Itllli-e
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In
ttiil.ia
and 2 kitchenettes, $40. Space
inn Ir.i-eiutliiu Atlorne)
nili
.\r \v i .ovi: l i 7 30 R o x y mill H i s G n t t g ;
i.« ill,* u lll
Hu- vuii-rs in
ILK: 1920 Marmon Sedan 2 ears. Phone 820 J.
V n r itl a ml I i i ' t r u u u - n t a L W J / .
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iiifi'iuth
prlunir&lt;
&gt;n
Jinnt
On good wcli constructed colored f i i it t III M V HI FRIIIKTF.\U&gt;1NT
kape. A real buy ut $751).
W ild W H A L W H A M K D K A K
.liHIN ll. I.l ii.S.tltl'Y.
OF l*t lll.tr IM lT H l-F T IO N
property on five year terms,
Kerninole Tire Shop -109 W. CLEMENTS APTS. 012 Park Ave.
I wi-li in a n in'll lire m&gt; rulldldacy
V\V W R C W S M W S II W l t T
Furnished npt. water nnd gar­ prompt service nnd liberal apprais­ (nr the ottlrr •&gt;( tinp-rlntendent ot
8 . 1Id G r e a t M m m - n l e ip H i s Fill! T V t fO t.f.F t'T lin
1nk11 in?I Inti
nf
Hemlnol*
al. B. W. Herndon it Co. Miller- 1-nlilhage. Kensonnhle. Apply Apt. 1.
iit-v: “ P n t i ' r M i m i i t
in D e b tt'lUintj . i'ohji-i'1 t*» the will o f the
I
wish
to
simnnnie
that
I
uni
,
Potter
Building.
113
1-2
Magnolia
DODGE
voter- In the prlmar) June t. Your -•anilld tile f" I re-rlerl Inn In
the, w a r r " , W E A K
W TAG
Mill
eupruirt " I I I nr npprecjMed
oars anJ Graham trucks, Mahoney Apts. 1000 Oak
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„■ r.rn * f I n
Ave. Ave.
W i l l ' M’ T A .M W W J M’ E l l l i .
MAV Ultl.I.V: M A X W K L L .
I'uui.D.
sublrrt
tn
the
u
&gt;
lion
knd 1.7th. Street. Phone 3.
Furnished- Water and garage.
■f the Mdi rs In llm Di mticrellc
9:31) G t - i i f i u l M o i o r s P u t t y :
Vacant Apr. 1st. Phone 18-J.
FOM r n \ H T tll1 ,t:
l"i Unary m he In-1*1 to June.
M u s i , a! P r o g r a m : M ’ K A K M E
I l i r r r h , a i m - il l m e m&gt; r a n d l d a r '
Your support "III or appreciated
INS &amp;COWAN CO. Auto
MONEY TO LOAN
E l M i l t " MM A l t M ' T A G M T S
JNO. l&gt; JINK1NH
for the ofllrr nf t Ollhtuble, DlstrlCI
or inti sheet metal works, Bungalow apartment. Completely ON
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, (. MtiPJe.-t in tin " I I I » ( the voters
it w t . r r M ttt w o
M in t m&gt;
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j i m it:
furnished.
Desirable location. JEWELRY
knch Avenue. Phone 710-W.
AN1)
PERSONAL n o .li m e fc.
C A E M 'T A .M W W .I W S A I M G
K
. KINLAW.
I
herein
nimniilice
im
t-.indldai-)
Phone 99.
PROPERTY. HERMAN’S LOAN
l.if |I.e o|f ll e ot l*nillH) JiiiIki- of \ M H A S M ’ S M M M l " M S B \\ ■
HUPS-MAlt MON’ S
OFFICE 27 W. CHURCH ST, Ft,It I I.IIIIK OF FlItCttT c o ritT S. mlnnlr I'minlv. Flmnl.i Mitile.-l I I T M M A X .
•1 room apartment ror rent. Lang­
^nfoni Automobile Co.
I » inli in ammunre that 1 am ■ in |pe neilnn of t ,1■ I &gt;• noo-rn I In
ORLANDO.
19 :00 - L n
I’lilin n;
Spanish
)li camley apartments, till Park Avo.
candidate fur ir-electlnh to the nf- p.iity on June Mh, 1
ndlia Ave.
Phone 137.
[I.nun for this Oiflre is in i In- hinnls M im ic : W O K M ’ t ’ A I J M 'N ’ A U
fIre
f
t
ClrrW
-if
the
Circuit
Court,
Call 251.
.ii ni) Irlrmls thi ntie linut this
of Peiiilnnle I'rtunty, Florla*. auh- eutinl)
28— R ad io
unit v* e solicit till support M E A N M l l l t . M’ M A K M T A O
Ject to the dei-liilnn of the Utnm- mid vutrH
Service
of the people it, the W J A S M . M u
W -A IU W K R C
crutlc Vote re nf KemlBole County.
Nicely furnished apartments with
ifinlnK Demorralle Pi unary ch i’ Ill
the
I
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IT
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a
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y
Blee
PHONE
579
Jor
Repairs
on
all
M 'G IIP .
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If
llie
people
see
til
In
eject
all
modern
conveniences.
Phone
tn 1,e held on June fcth, A. P me to this office I will irlve llieui
pFER Service of all kinds.
10 :3 0 T i m e to R e t i r e B o y s ;
makes of Radios and ITtono- tlnu
i»:s.
.in rfflrlcnt « its, live mid imiiomlr
570-W or 3302.
C. E. 70. Call at 318 Palmetto Ave.
V. B. DOUOLAU8
I’ n p iiln r P r o g r a m : W E A K W E graphs. If we don't fix it, there
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16— Houses For Rent
is no charge. Couch's, 108 S. Park
HAULIil. A il \VII HINSON.
i n it t-oxsT/ni K.
SH W LIT W RU
M’ G Y
W GR
Ave.
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I null tn ariimutic* that ! uni
200 North Park Ava. or Seven Rooms $25.00 per month.
FOIt T I I K I.K llP il.4 T F H B
a candidate for the office of Cou­
M ' U A E M M J M’ S A I M’ E B H W
announce m&gt; i.indld«cy
(Political Announcements) ntable fur Justice o f the Peace forI hereby
80 for service on all
H A S W S M M’ M G W H H W H T .
Inquire Jno. D. Jinkins, Court­
(he Legislature, m i , J*' t t " the
n is tth l
Nn l. Seminal* Count).
|itwing machines. IJberal house,
niters
.I
.ernlnole
Florida &gt;ald Jmillre nf the Pesce will lit the
MONDAY, MARCH 2(5.
FOII T A X ASSKSSOH
Dlstih l I'nmprislna Ktecttrin Pre- County. t » th* p r 'm a o t-&gt; )&gt;« held
for your old. machine, on
a. 4. s. te. n. * i-. or, June t. I'1; '
in unnnunre my- ecmdldaey Hnie. Nn"s i,
*m Singers.- - bet us help FOR RENT OR SALE— Five forT wish
191.5-W
E A F New York, t)10 :
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NUhJrrt
til
the
decision
of
the
Dem­
the office of Tax Aeeeseor of
|te jour sewing troubles.
— 12:15 Piiinnssiis Trio. 4:15 Man­
room, modem, Spanish style Semlnnlr I'ouuty. subject to 111* ocratic Primary tn he held on June
A D 1 I9!H
Itching nil material 10 c per stucco bungalow in good location. will of the vnteia In Die June tth.
hattan Trio. 5 Enllon'* orchestra,
r o n n m » :• \
upport
I will i-p|iri-i-lute yru* support
I IliTwIiy
st til inlldulv ti Waldorf Astoria orchestra. 7
pisgi-r f.-wing Machine Co., A bargain— 2009 Orange Ave. iirlnmry. .for. n. CIIITTDNDKN,
IIIV'N DHTllItDlJK.
to aiiccrod m&gt;r«*ir u$ Sr»i.»i*«r from
.
» Uid a7ih Krii.iiorlal
i row- Vat inu&gt; iVatuii’ *. H (irt'iU Mofik*nla
Oak Hill Subdivision, Sanford.
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FOIt IHSTHIfT ML FOFK
Object to .the
DemneiaH.- )
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FOUNT! .
T lil» Is to utinotince my candidacy primary"Hi' he' iield' j u n ' : ih l » : i 9:30 General Motors Party.
*Mm* and very little money 5 room house furnished. Phone
for
Justice
of
thr
IVaer,
Dls
lrlii
805-W.
1
wild,
tn
ntinnunci1
Hint
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etect-d
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to Retire lloya. II l.opez or1 old things new by use of
rkiidl-lat,' for re-circtlon ta the o f ­ No. t sill.Jet to the will of the lo Wo rk for Ills liesl ml- lest of the
[Spar Varnish. Iaicquer and
fice of Countv C iiram lM lO rr from Democrat(.• vuii-rs June Mh. Kan* district nod i Invite &gt;■u *" ni) i-lu-sirit
2 NEW 5-ROOM bungalows. Party- District No 2. snbjrrt In tlir de­ ford. I .a I, ■ Monroe. 1‘aola. taikc record on ru&gt; l&gt; Irnpoitiii' l e g i s l v
M 'J/■ New York, lit'iO: 3
|f, |
Sold by Sanford Paint A
l...ngw ood.
Altamonte Hon as go "I i.j.ids. 11 in- ■ration of
going north. Furniture and 20 cision o f Hi* voters In Hie Demo­ Mary,
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Hprlnas
and
Forest
City,
constltulc
our natura. .laying hens, for sale. 1310 Douglas cratic Primary to oe held on Juns lhf» nli4,\r ilinirift.
‘ Mungi-r oreheftra. 0:39 lluist Gar­
slats (airs and education I ask
lit. gt. .
Ml,. A. D. UK. JO|(N Mi:l8CII.
If rlt’Hed. *
an
lumfh' •ha suppor'. of all lo. al I'emncraii deners. 7 Klein's Screnadttrs. 7:30
St.
Russel. Furma, Grove*,
P. O. Box 1040.

1“—Hnuses For Sale

to

Six room*: lovely location: for
IGRT PRINT SHOP
sale by owner. Reasonable. &lt;310
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[V icrvice on any thing In Palmetto.
A phone call will get
Phone 417-W. 9 Rail- 20—Farms For Sale
lie.
10 acre farm on Comoren Ave,,
two small dwellings, all tiled
UP YOUU OLD W ALLS and in good condition. Address P.
[THE NEW W A L L P A IN T O. Box 703, Sanford._____________
“ INC NEW AND BETt FURTHER TNFORMA- 24— Lots For Sale
.
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[CALL PHONE 235-J OR
1C. COLLER, SANFORD 2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway,
near Lake Monro*. Fine Truck­
ing land, outride city limits. L.
BRUG STORE—Pre- A . Renaud. fhone 190 W. 304 W.
J - Dr j g * , S oda. W e ara 2nd St.

t iik

vi,TF.na m
COFNTV.

ai:inVOLie

1 wish t &gt; announce that I am *
candidate for re-election to the offlee o f County Com nils* loner from
District No. 3. subject to the de­
cision of the voters In l.te Dem o­
cratic I ’ rlirsry to he lield on June
Mh. A. D. i m - , , KA|. K e v a .NB
FOIt S lt B i t l F F
I hereby announce my candidacy
fo r re-election to the offic e o f
I f f of Kemlnote County subject to
•he action of tbe *?*•!■
Democretlc primary to be held neat
June.
I
Will
appreciate y e a r
■ upporL reirectfu lly ^ ut\ \ N p m
ron

t iik

M w iia ta T B H K

Sabjrct te the spin caching Demo­
cratic Primary. I hereby announce
for the House of
my candidacy
tie presell tat Ives as a member of
&gt;our phone. Call 103.
~ up 1Z.
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(lroup
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^^Miscellaneous For Sale
my beat effort* In
The
people of Seminole Couaty.
'C BLOCKS—Irrigation BOAT FO k SALft: 30 foot bridge cry Ida need of the people of Flori­
b
lIIU
da Ii Tax nelier. esiH-clally reduc­
Uid general cement-wojk.
deck cruiser, thirty Inch draft, tion of local tax**. Thl*. )p
^ncrete Oo. J, E . T e r - fully equipped, rieepa rix. Price ••pinion, can be effected - ny
#&lt;1 u1l a d U t r i h u t l f t n
*M
Prop. 3rd and-Elm. ■
reasonable. P. 0. Box 038.
f,re»enl five rent
amoni lh« Hiat#
C f l u n l l f i n n d Cltlf*
J ^ O O F I N G - T h e R o o f E v - Plenty of W O O lT * COAL at D
u
- HcIictulB,
UrylHrly thfi Coiiuilfi
J*Metal
ahinglei
hart'* Wood yard. 9th A Cy- If honored by the nomination !
prnmlie tn d^voi«
®n«r#F
f * f *m »!n and galrinixed press. Phor.a 38C-M.
and experience that I po*e**&lt; *•&gt;
H. Cowan. Oak
gJMrd St. Phone 1 1 1 .
SIMMONS ACE SPRINGS ore accomplish ‘i ' V . Pfr*AIlMAIf, Jr.
the lw»t we have ever eecn. The
r o ll aFTKItlVt v.VBRW I
Signa of all..kinds. I prig* ia $19.75. We deliver to Sapr FOLIO 'm O Tm U C TfO R
Pulnt AWaR Paper ford. GHbert-McGniff Furniture
, J
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am
m "" * candidate fo r rs-eleetloB
U n d o - try
the office of r-perlnleadeni
Co., 28 Float Church SL, OrUndo
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C *JLE a Scminolo frit A LARGE IRON SAFE, Herring- Primary. Your support Will t o a|»Hall-Marvin,
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for
aale
pri c,a,wi
• fvtrv me guaranteed,
w. l a w/t o n Jlvely l,y u*, price $18.- at a bargain, only rilghtly used.
^IcGriff Furniture Co., Gjlbert-HcGriff Furniture Co., 23 r o T H E VOTBItO O F&gt;M K V II»O LK

Ea*t Church SL, Orlando.

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Velvet rug, practically new. value
$90.; Sale p r i« , $30. Electric
Singer , sewing machine. Console
Ar- ’ MblpU paid $170. o h priee » « .
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ISLAND NATIVES * K-l
ATTEND REPASTS .
JJWTH^DEER RITRv:

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By John Turner •
International Newt Service
NT
Special ('orrespondent
BERKELEY, Cal.. March 20.—
(IN S )—Slumbering in *ummir
near, 81) mileit went of Sumatra .
mill just south of the equator, the
“ ftevll’s Ialands” dot n scldon vis­ mjm
ited portion of the Pacific Ocean.
Hero Malaysian natives of a ,
half-forgotten race share daily
meals with weird spirits of the air,
practice rommunism nnd sway to
the superstitious chanting of “ Sha­
man" or medicine men.
Describing a five months stay
/or
with the Mrntnwci, u* inhabitants
of this strange realm are known,
Dr. Edwin M.. l*&gt;eb, research a»*oelate nnd lecturer in the depart­
ment of anthropology, University
■nf California, today revci|ed the
r . u i m,.
•_
----Uirst defimte information conc«ri»;
Laltfurma. ■ fins uimjjjf servlci n i l ,
not only prevented botulism, but ing
,l1* the
li' wnj-i
'vn&gt;N nni* mode of living
imprcvril tIts- eaiiiutiiin in canning of these people Malaysian student*
plant* riiuniuiiisly. Since l l,26, we have been able tn assemble.
have luil no rrrnrit ot Inittitistu out­
Guard of Soldiers
breaks dor In cninnfrrcially canned
Dr. Loci,’* material was gather­
io,vil»; howrvrr. \vr stilt liave fniut ed duiing a recent trip to Pugeh,
time I t time rrporti o f botulism onr of the distant island "group, on
due to homr-cannrd vrgeUbte* ti ilouutlon by the Guggenheim
»uch as string beans and corn,
lIotHewivrs who preserve such foundation in New York.
On his arrival in the islanda the
products should only^rinpto)* pressure t-onkirt: they shnutd never hutch government preferred u
i'*vtc any fimd whirli appears to tie gunid of soldiers _ previous twu
abnormal in rotor and odor; they while men had been slain by na­
-hi,ttld cipik ft ml thoroughly before tive* with poison arrow*. Because
ilicy taste or serve il."
he believed the guard would Inter­
In t'-c modern canuerv scientific fere with his work Dr. I»eb re­
ufethmls arc followed, arid the rigid
) mspretions make it unnecessary fot jected the offer and report* that
I ’be hot'*rwife to do any home can* ho wns never in serious danger.
In Pageli there are nu chief*,
I --itg v-tli all thr lahorioui precaunor even rhh men, Dr. lx&gt;eb found.
I •ion* which are necessary.
Slavery is unknown. The village*
are divided into section* called
"umi," untl for each "limn" Is a
TURKU TRAPPED Id M EEKS
priest.
Haunted hy the fear that only
Th too turn wort* trapped fur
tnoiv tin, ii 19 wvyks it, the 1‘nmo'is by the intervention of strange
spirits of the air nn* th* ghost*
l.oiiship's Lighthouse nt La lid'a of the dead restrained from re­
End, Scntlunil, during the recent turning to haunt their homes, the
storms. The nn-n nnllnarily do n Mentnwel make daily sacrifices,
nn nth’s duty ut the lighthouse. Dr. Loch found. The ghosts would
tiling with them pestilence and
Inn rough went her and sha nty death the natives believe.
("Us made it impossible to get it
Sickness is thought tn be caused
boat to tun, im - the mile and by the temporary departure of the
tbtee-qilnllei's to land. A relief soul from the body of the afflicted.
t.mit waited in Semp n t’ove with n The "Shnmen,” Mentnwel medicine
itivk of supples, btlt was helpless men were the chief study of Dr.
during that lime The lone vigil of lamb’s stay on the Island, Invokn
the men to keep tin- light burning return of the soul's and in general
uus Hot even relieved by radio, for art as healers of the tribe*.
their le.-e ving set bud lieen sent
Communal Meals
to shore fer repairs just before the
Every np-al nt. whirh meat is
storm broke. All three were ill eaten is eommumtl in cbn'.acter and
g ml spirits when res,-tied.
shured in nil b y nil the people of
the "lima" and by their apirit*
New Court Rule Popular
which they believe hover over
them
The recent decision «&gt;f the Im- , Dr U,cl, discovered a vastly
! penal Hoii'i'holil Department to e.impli, nteii system of taboo* ginii-iline the number of ladies in- der the native labor. Their teligwaiting in the Impeii.il Palace j,,us teremouies are fantastically
*d,
on, half is being hailed in Japan involved.
iis u great step toward moderuiz
The chief of these cere monies Is
ing the country. Thr I'mprc-s Do- the "punlon." celebrated nt lh«
wager at present is M-ivril hy It1 building of a new communal hous.*,
high elass Indies-in-wnit in r, who the selection of it new priest, tho
have their own servants miinheiing sp-.lliog of blond wi hlu the villago, . .. in
more than 140, and when the pre­ in lime o* an • niiietnie or similar
sent mourning period fur the lute ineidei t nut of the routine.
Emperor ends, hulf of them \vt|l
Ct temnniiil w as h in g of the hnl,
be discharged. Annthci innovation of the participants, the donning of
•**--cv
will be the granting of lights tn j.j,y &gt;cgulia. suspension o ' wotk In
ladies-in-waRing to live nut tide the fi'-ld nnd the slmurht.-i of pigs ".nit
th jmlnce, ami to have huslmnd*. and etiiekens matk the "Punttun."
—
-. i Monkey, deer and roa-.tirtle* are
the ehi, f siicrifieial anil--cl*.
LAM U P H ELD

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Mar. 1
n
t&gt;
“ D e v i l ' s I s l a n d ,' ' D r , I . M , f o u n d .
T3i&lt;- eonstitutinimlity of the Ah- 1 H e is H e i r H o t g e r . a G e r m a n m l * sent Voters Law was upheld today ,domiry residing in Pngclu
li&gt; the Virginia Supreme Giairt of
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AI'pi-uls in u case front Hcott ('nun( ounril ll a - l-U'C Deadlock
ty.
lloliitglieadre
Utlinn
Dlstr’ t
.‘Ill Dinner Music. 7:31) W ill or­
Coinicil has a tleadloek a* to wVo
chestra;
Talk.
8:30
A.
A
I*.
Gyp­
business- like
admlnlsi ration
fr,-e
J. J PA It It iKI!
Roxy nnd Hi* Gang. !' Riverside sies. 9:30 General Motors Party. rlinll Ih- chairman, and the mutt- *
from
the
usual
meddlesomeness
• lias become tt problem
ur thl
gcn eru ll) connected with
ILI* of.
Program. 9:30 Great Composer*.
o m t
F o i l I........
- h i i j:
...
I h.-rehy annuiuu-e my .niidlrtiic) 19 Moon Magic. 10:30 Snutlle nnd ll\l0f,.'J"-WHAz'Troy.*080: 8 VarMinistry
«
f
Ir.-lnml.
At Lo,
n. V. HKhNDON.
fur (Oristahlr tur Hie •-•urth illsled I Program. 10:4£. Dance Music. •• M meeting two catui.du * f r
Hlet, subject to the .nil or llis RobeiUot), 11 Slumber Musie.
FOII J tU T IC K UF r K A C K
voters In the Drioui ratic primary
498.5-MTU’ Washington, 040: H*« ofriee were nominated fur t
422.3— WOR Newark, 710: 3:30
ef June 5.
fo u r (ui,* will lie up*
itlS T IU lT " a o . F m : i t
Riiscliitid orchestra. 0:15 lUd King 7:30 Roxy und His Gang. 8 Great position und voting was equul. Ti),‘
I hereby announre riy candldac) ureelatud.
It. c:. I Hob) Wl tA tlX.
for Justice uf 1’oac* of District No
Cole. 7 Ensemble; Talk, 8:25 Krue­ Moment* In History. 8:30 A. it P. •loudlock continued ut a Kuhsequer •
f. aul'Jert to the decision of Hie
ger’s Leider*. 0 Modern Istve Stor­ Gypsies. 9:30 General Motors Put­ meeting nnd the Home Ministry
voters In the Democruttc I ’rlnmr,
r o n miikhifi
was appealed to. Hi* suggeatiort
to be heal on June Mh. A. D. I!*.!
i nm a candidate fur u « office ies. 9:30 Don Voorhees orchestra. ty 10:30 Time tn Retire Boy*.
d a v m , ftri:i:i&lt;
uf Hherlff nod will npprrcn.le aup- 10 14i Patina. 10:."I0 Buccaneers.
that the matter be settled i&gt;y draw­
hL u t h e r n
|M,rt In th- June P r im s .' ..........
to
T l i r . voTT-tta u r ■ R M l h o i . r
290.0— MM'NC Asheville, J010:ing lot* was refused, and the
11:05 Roseland oreheftra. 11:30
K. B. WAl.lv Bit
COO A T T ,
•liatrirt are wailing anxiously to
ti: 16 Dinner Music.
Witching Hour.
I rvleti to anpounr* that I uni u
FOII MIIKHIFI'
475.0— M’S II Atlanta, 630: 7 see whnt further-action ht* will
27
2
3
5
—
WPG
Atlantic
Gity.
100;
candidate fur re-etectlun to the o f­
I hereby announce ini canill.lacy
fice of t'ounty Commissioner from for th* office of y.herllf “ f Kcmtn- 0:45 Organ; Dinner concert. H Din­ Myers' orchestra. 7:31) Roxy and take.
District No. 4. subject Ui the dr- ol* County subject to the will of
ner dance. 8:45 Vocal Program. His Gang. 9 Riverside Program.
ctalnn of it&gt;e voter* In thr Demo- the voters at the June Piimury.
Praise letters Htopped
iu:3U General Motor* Party. 10:30
cratlo Primary lo be held oo June
11:15 Dance Music.
J. F. M e f L K L L A N D .
’
Time
to
Retire
Boy*.
6th. A. l&gt;. R R
K&gt; w „ E e l u i i
og.sr.— W B A L Daltrmore. 1000:
213.8— W1JOD Chattanooga, 12- Indiscriminate giving of Utters
F o i l COUNTY JI'HOM
t! .Sandman t'irele. 0:30 IJuist G a r
I
hereby
anoounre
my
cmidldscy
j
—.....- -u
. _ . „ n r, .A - 30: 7 Various Features. 0 Music, nf recommendation to - represanta*
F O R COl"ATT COMMICIIONKfl
for re -elerUon to
the
office of dener*. 7 Dinner Music. 7:30 Hox&gt;
I wtah to announce .(hat 1 am
live* of foreign magatlnes. news­
County Jud ae of Hamtaclr Coaaty. #njj jjjh Gang. 9 Riverside Pro- 9:30 Studio. 10 Band.
candidate for the office o f Couaty
paper directories and the like who
aubject to the will of the
....... u, ,
Q uartet- Dunce
322.4—WHAS
Imulaville,
930:
fl
Commissioner from District No. ». Florlda.
Democratic
V otei*
r.f
Seminole gram. 9..10 h ir in g W o n r u t (, Dunij.
subject to thi( dvcltlon o f the vot- County. In the Democratic I Timor V
200.7—WCAU Philwlriphilt, 11 Children's Program. 8:30 Studio visit the city In quest of buslneaa,
ere tu the Democratic
*° •lection to be held June Mh- l * l *
Ml: 0:30 Orchestra; Merrymaker*. Concert. 9 Riverside 1‘rogruny. 8:30 has been discontinued by that.
be held on JunJAH U. KHAllON.
7:30 Instrumental Trio. 8 M'hlte General Motors Party.-- 10:30 Camara Nat ional de Come cio, tk*
.VI
chamber of commerce of Tamplctti
Rock Hour. 9 WOR j'rogrntj,. U Time to Retire Boys.
OF
C'OI'ATY
AOOKlIMOH
FOIt
61
6.9—
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Mertrphi».
580:
9
M
ex
Iso.
The
announcement
of
th*
T A X KM
Lido orchestra.
F O R TAT. AkMKMSOH
Y. wlah ;•• annnune* t o . I h e tKopU
406.2— W FI-W IJT Philadelphia, Rivirside Program. 9:30 General stand, recently mode, declarea
I hereby nnr.ounee to the people
of Heralnote County that 1 am a
740:
0:30 Adclphia M’hlspering or- Motor* Party. 10:30 Time to Re­ that sut-h letters hare been givaa
of
Seminole
County
that
I
am
a
randlilate for re-election to the o f ­
fice of Tax Assessor, subject to tus i-aiidldatr for tax aaaoaeor »utijcct chrs rn. H Great Moment* in Hi*- tire Boy*.
so freely that they have lost thair
declabm nf thr voter* In the D s n o - lo tho decision of the voter* In
830.9— WSM Asheville, 890: 7 value and uvauy were issued »a»w - ■
tary.
8:30
A.
&amp;
P.
Gypsies.
_9:3U
the
De/nocrallr
I’
rtmafy
to
be
held
- -PrOnsr) ‘.O III heU. in June
cratlo
or to
111 June « f lid* rear. 1 have lived Uvawul .MuUua Party—10:30 Time 1Ixww Program. T:$0 Roxy-gird His v
t(&gt; nrc0mmmlHte friend*
I
nf tlila year
In Oranae sud S w a ln n l' -cowatla*
A. V A U Q H A N .
Gang. 9 Dinner Concert. 9:J0 Gen- avoi(, moUsUtion. "
f e r ' H T f e r * . " * ' I have aerved u* to Retire Boys.
348.6—WOO Philadelphia. 800: 0 era! Motors Party. 10:30 Time to ]
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•
F o i l M . K I I K OF C° V R T
I hereby nnnnunce tny candidacy for I t year*. I have made m y l i v ­
Retire Hoy*.
. ■
Noctovision For AvUtora
Musical
program.
7:30
Dinner
Mu
ing
raising
etotk
and
•Itiue
fruit
fo r clerk of the cirfcplt court sub­
2ti0.li—WSMB
NewOrleans.
10|
—
sic; Talks; Organ. 9:25 Tox Thea­
ject to the will o f th* voter* In and. farming, l prop&lt;&gt;«' «•* |r*
hi*
pr.i; nrllunate
10 : 9:30 . Dance Program (two
Th&gt;t BoeUvW#n wm enable ho*the Democratic primary ttf ha held taxpayer carry
tre. 1U:30 Musical Program.
share
of
ta
ie
x
by
vlewirw
the
pro­
June 6.
1 *111 hPlrfMClat* roue perty personalty.
tour
support
3
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KDKA
Pitta
burgh,
9
-‘d,:
■upport.
•-,»»»&gt;..
i
“ ta .'■“•T*
will be a p p r e c i a t e ^ n||&gt;t]KK
Jg. J (KjBP
fi:15 Little Symphony. 6:30 Hui*t ‘ISLwco*
. t . i y An,Vv S J ; ttart Without their pilot, knowing
Hipse
Flipper*.
"
......-..ental
tno'
U
J
Jnlm
j
they
are
under
observat'on. say
Gardener*.
7
Eclipse
Clipper*.
7:30
8
In.trUn
f o ii ro t x tv r iM i M l i T n s
--- pro C
MiPCt * 10
1 Organ. 10:30 IRw John- Eur'op&lt;.an e,pert*. A beam nf inRoxy and Ills Gang, 9 WJZ
concert.
4TTOIIMJV
i ,
ITbereby »«k* Ihl* msthml of *n
•ton.
, FOM l OAMT VI I f i :
gran:.
•
lb*
nnunrlns _m&gt;- eanAldaey for
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28U.2—WHAM Rochester. H&gt;*0 :
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ceiving
ocreen.
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395.0—WGY Schenectady, 790: 6;- Orchestra.
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D. A. R. TO HAVE PICNIC &#13;
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    On Tuesday, the Sallie Harrison Chapter N. S. D. A. R. will be hostess to the neighboring Chapters of the D. A. R. at a picnic at the grove of old Fort Reed at 12:30 o’clock. The following program has been arranged by the committee, Mrs. J. N. Whitner, Mrs. G. Irvine Loucks, Mrs. Anna M. DeForest and Mrs. A. T. Rossiter; Invocation, Mrs. J. N. Whitner; Salute to the Flag, by the chapter; song, “America,” by the assembly, led by Mrs. Julius Takach; Greeting from the regent of Sallie Harrison Chapter, Mrs. John Leonardi to the visiting chapter; Response, Mrs. B. E. Brown of DeLand; Vocal solo, “Recessional,” by Mrs. Julius Takach; Introduction of State Officers; “History of Fort Reed and surrounding vicinities,” by Mrs. J. N. Whitner; Sing, “God Be With You Till We Meet Again,” by assembly. &#13;
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                <text>&lt;em&gt;The Sanford Herald&lt;/em&gt; issue published on March 26, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, &lt;em&gt;The Sanford Herald &lt;/em&gt; printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.</text>
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T h e r e g u la r m o n t h ly m e e tin g *»l . t a i n 'w i l l m o v e u p o n th e m in ( » u v
th e j j t k V
M a ry
P a re n t-T e n e h e r
A s r o d n t h r K w n s 'l ie l d n t th e » th o o I i | n **
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ho u se on T h u r s d a y e v e n in g :, M a r e h te r r a c e s o f R h « n d d n V a t l a y in
1 5 , w i t h th e P r e s id e n t , M r s . P . 0 . .W a le s t o p r e p a r e w &gt;r a n c x u i u s h i
A n d e r s o n , p r e s id in g . In
a d d itio n d is c o f n e c e s s ity . J tc re n t t o r r e n t •i a* l
I t o r o u tin e Ittis in e s s , C la r e n c e M o r a n r a in s a r e b e lie v e d t o bo r e s p o n s ib le
a n n o u n c e d th e - fo llo w in g : a s s is ta n ts f o r th e a la r m i n g m o v e m e n t e f t h e
to
th e
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W e s t e r , I I . I&gt;. D u r a n t . A n o m in n t
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in g c o m m it te e c o n s is tin g o f M r s .
t a h i h a s s lip p e d f o r w a r d , b u r s t in x
W . E . ( ’o le . M r s . W m . M u s g r a v e
n s t o u t r e t a in i n g
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r e p o r t u t th o *n u x L m r e tin t r . P r i m
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c T j i i i m n r e n e e P r ie s t ," C h a ir m a n rtfr
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M a r c h , a n d re q u e s te d t h a t th e p r o ­ f u f t h c r c o lla p s e o f th e t r e a c h e r o u s
ceeds f r o m th e M in s t r e l to he g iv e n m u ss is f e a r e d .
b y th e 8 th g r a d e p r o b a b ly in. A p r il
IN IQ l'K C E M E T E R Y C S H D
to he g iv e n to t h e m , w h ie h w a s v o t ­
e d . l i e a ls o a n n o u n c e d th e second
B u r ia l o f ( 'a p t . J o h n S t a n s f ie ld
ly c e u m f o r M a y , w h ic h w o u ld ho
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w eek
be in g g r o u n d o f S t . S k e o c h , Im s a t ­
&lt;a l l i e d amt v e r y m u c h th e s a m e as t r a c te d a t t e n t io n o f o n e o f th e
’a s l y e a r . T h e p r o g r a m m e f o r th e
e v e n in g w a s in c h a r g e o f M r s . B .
K ip p w h o p re s e n te d s o m e o f lie
in th e f o llo w in g n u m lie r s :

M a r . 2 4 .— ( I N S ) — i e n g in e w i ll he u s e d , it is b e lie v e d a
W it h th e a r r i v a l
in la m th m .o f " m y s t e r y w o n d e r " o f ;tfiO h o r s e d e f in i t e n e w s t h a t t h r e e A m e r ic a n p o w e r w ill h e spec i a l l y b u i lt . T h is
c a rs w i l l b e b u ilt t o w r e s t th e e n g in e I - e x p e c te d to d e v e lo p e "
w o r ld ’s h io t o r - c n r s p e e d : e c o rd f ie in l - m ile , o f 2 4 0 m . p. h.
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In a w e e k a n d t i i p le d w it h in I* '
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a n d th e ip l o t a t i o i i ' c o n tin u e to go
h ig lle i.
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h a n d e d g o l f c lu b s fu g use w iig n it
i&gt; d i f f ic u lt f o r a r ig h t - h a n d e r to
g e t a g o o d s t a t u e . T h e r e is n o w
a dem and
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le f t -h a n d e d
m a s h ie s , a n d it is th e u s u a l t h in g
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HE City of Sanford must collect this year’s taxes to meet current expenses and
retire
bonds. If you fail to pay it means the city will have to refinance
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I V ile s t ru in s in o tic o f th e b u sy
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TTIE SANFORD IIERALP. TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1928

Are Invited l o Attei
anford *s Fourth Annual

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2 1 5 Oak'Avenue
Under Auspices O f The

SANFORD
W E D N E SD A
March 28 th.
3 to 9 p.m.

CLUB

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TH U RSD A Y
March 29 th.
10a.m. to 9 p.m.

Admission 25 cc'nts

Page Paid For By:
B ond-H ill Lum ber Co.

I ^iggly-Wiggly Si ores

Roum illat &amp; A nderson

IS. J. M oughlon

M cK innon-M arkw ood C o.

M cC uIlers Cash C roeery

M obley D rug Slorc

W hitc-H ighleym an, Inc.

C ham ber O f CCommerce

I lot cl Forrest Lake

H ill H ardw are C o.

Kilgore Seed C o.

M o-Pure W ater C o.

A . P . Connelly &amp;. Sons

Stew art,

San Io rd -G a s Co.

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A m erican Fruil G row ers, Inc.

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Celery Markets

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tul:'I to U7 for thc'day.

paroau of A gricultural Kcnnupifs co-operating with
the
Fieridn S ta te Hurenu tif MarE. Corbin. *
l.ncal Representative

S i x t y * . iy &lt;:;jv t
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enrs were fit M at IVirmmtc Vanik movement prices would go higher
ft r rec it: .^-iinunt.
ntul we’i: hqhling off to set- what

i here were few stiles on the f. the m arkets were jrt'dnjj to do. Few
fyjrji Im I p.ut &lt;&gt;. h. m arket yesterday, shipper? sales were made on la s t week'basis of $2.00 for (l*s and 8'*&lt; with
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d discounts on’ larire sir.es

weak except on faney stork. Fl.OK
ll'V 10’itieh eratp.i (loldi’ii Self
■aphie, r e p o r ts from I’nila I Jilin-hiim in’ the ro u g h , washed and
tin- m o rning shoo
that t e worded n re selling at the fidaro m odernie will* 21’ea rs k.wiitg m i r e s : 2 1*2 .hi*- S’.Min-

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Mure than :!r&gt;0,00&lt;» barrels &lt;
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fane.v Canadian apples were shijiped frO.
faaey I Halifax. iNovbi S rn tia .- tu ouUfr
1d ia rk a te 'h p f r f iW m *

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ear.i.w ent out of-Hnri.-fr:;
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ketiou and 2 of unknown *origi:r. hpn»j i t ' Y U f e ^ M n ’lH’ntTtiHljY'. ’ *i
'fh'* Sanford shipments were hilIM 1 each {‘ .“Vofimtl. ( ‘iiii-apo, SjirinL fel ows: f&gt; l ’otomar thirds, 2 fii III. Votiity-tow:, Tt.loiln, I ,t.
H’sye ess, 2 Jersey City. ! each W'ntsltijitfliii’, ' HtssuK -fT, vT . r . ...
Baltimore, Huston, Chicago, l)e- Syrnctfo,'.Montreal. S.-rr.iitmt I
V_.:t Florence, Jackson, Mich., an I rnirn, mul Portland. Twnity

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A dvocating Common H onesty in
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LADIES SPEC! ALLY INIVTED

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sto re o f f i ne

| \ | \ l . Iliinm S u ite — !l piires. a waliiai si
diliaiiled d isiu n. Heiurnled with nverlajH
Hn.nl- tM aijn n a l table
inch hull el. silk
, c t e r e d chairs and Inrse rhinu rahinet with
tm linen.
Iteiiularli

2ir&gt; Oak Avc.
». M. March 2!»

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$199.00

t l \ ( . r iaim suite—!l pteres.
Walnut and
iM.ilmuiiiiv.
Kxreplf iiiullj solid cumitruction
and weishl. Table la \ till inches, tIO inch
t (all drawers on steel rollers). Tapestry coiermirs. Finished ihrouuhout in ’'Uuro’’ hard fin
Kcmdarlt
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ill) |(4 it IM S i T f K. Antique Mahucany, authentic
Cidanial suite, coiihixtiuR nf twin fulir post beds,
niidil stand, ranity dresser and liench, chest of li
draw ers am) chest mirror. or any ramWnalion de­
sired at these same reduced prices. Complete suite
(H piece.) IteRulurty
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SFKCIAI. I’HICK .
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A F F I L I A T E D W I T H T ill: A T L A N T IC NATIONAL-BANK 0

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proving that charming homes do not df jpend on costly furniture.
F’s good
taste is never at a premium.

SANFORD WOMAN’S CLUB
March 2S

i ’Ii o m :
Oltl.AN’DO lil.'il

ill) ROOM SFIT K . W'nlnul which may he loid
uith either a Iu h fisil nr four-p&lt;ister full si/r
lad. Finely finished and deeprated with muhuBa n v uvtrlay. Suite co.isisis o f full sire bed. vanity

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Complete (« pieces.) Kcgular Value
$|i)7, SPECIAL HASTE It P R IC E

IVINt; UlltIM S l I T i ; 1 piece *ol(d mahotnny
frame, upholstered in hieh riuality W*it AJwfctry
J in |tenaiHsunre’di'sii:n. IteKiilarly
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•i hiuhesi ernde ja c q u a rd . with tapestry* re w m e
' rushian*. Ksprrially deep seated and reatful.
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in blur iucciuanJ. U n t r
dA.vrnport, club
ebuir mfd full
wln»r chair. IcjKuUrfir W0£*

You will enjoy a visit to
our large store, where our
furniture' is attractively
displayed for easy select­
ion. ‘The finest furni­
ture at the lowest consist­
ent price.”

Hodgkins &amp; Fiske C omPan y» Orlando
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The place to build your home

De Forest Sanford

iwrwtr thim*unit Mitrtii».«iw*»» .i-»ii&gt;r. difplejgaipfftnly a n n o u n c e d • t h a t
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O ce a n .” T u n e s a y s th a t t h r e e th o u s a n d in d ig n a n t l e t te r Pitmu* PIN
(illI II. .Iril St.
w r i te r s d e m a n d e d a n i m m e d i a te a p o logy in b e h a lf o f t h e ■
l l i r llrsnld l&gt; n nlrmlirf ■■( (hr liero o f t h e a ir .
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f i i r r m i i.i ■ ( r . - i i l i . O i m * . ni&gt;
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Hut Mr. Itiplry* e x p la in e d his s ta t e m e n t verye a s i l y a n d
llahrni, , IrtirrH .rr., nml A.lirrlliin&gt; A^rni. uhi.-ii *r.i«i.r.
ffUiurl.v. lie s im p ly s t a t e d th a t Alvock a n d I’row n, a s e v e rv !k&gt;Jnnajir "mi'.u'i"
V.i'i!"r'ri|!iii.i j one know s, m a d e a iioii-stop flight • bet w een N e w fo u n d la n d
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t i l l r l u l o m »f t*lrfill*»lliiti t%n %%rll a
I m i a r n l liim i i m o ** m r ' h m U .
F n g lis h d irig ib le Il.'M on its t r a n s - A tl a n ti c flight in 1!i 1ii.
a
n d t h a t t h i r t y - t h r e e enen w e i i ° a b o a r d t h e ( le r m a n / l-b
TlCBHDAY. MARCH 27.
fi'iia ran Iced one vear
( l.os A n g e le s) on its t r i p fro m (Scrmniiv to I .a ke wood, N. .1.
TliiY l l i u i v i.ic i n o w . i t m i
Henauil Halterv Shop
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m in i* ( n tl Inn.
am —w. 2 mi. -si.
Ripley w a s right". L in d b e rg h w a s th e s ix t y - s e v e n t h
, JL— O r r i r r w n l r r n i t l l r l . i J m - I . « . m .
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ilia 11 to fly a c ro s s t h e A tlan tic. Hut .Mr. Ripley .is a lw a y s
C a H i l l l i r l l i i t i . i t S ' . J n l i n a InilliiH
s a y in g s o m e t h in g like t h a t , lie lias been called t h e " g r e a te s t
I M t r r , &lt; m ini.
I n m u r . i r n i l u n &lt;&gt;r t i i n i i l h l f *‘l * n ] lia r in A m e ric a ,” a n d yet he is a lw a y s te llin g th e t r u t h . W e
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I i i i I I iMi i k p r n - g iv e t h e follow ing list nT s t a t e m e n t s w h ic h lie lias m ade, a n d
K m iH — a i i l i i r . , | | . | | r la . n i m r l t n n i l
c a n prove, and yet we doubt if you will believe a single one
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“A Ithutiin Woman g a w birth to a bov at the age of S*J."
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|K of the Belter Inter-,
csts ol* Our Customers

T h e law prov (dcs I hat ir Hie t a x e s upon a n y Veal e s l a t e
shiill no I be paid h e f o r e l h e first of A pril of any y e a r,
fhc Tax &lt;‘o i l e d o r shall m lv e r iK : anil yelk
No e xtension *of tinu,* h a s heen g r a n t e d fo r Hie pavnicni of S l a t e a n d C o u n ty fa x e s . _
FroperM o w n e r s itt m a k i n g im p iiry ah n u l fa x e s will
,,1, ,-,* f u rn is h foil legal d e s c rip tio n o f . p r o p e r ly a s
sh o w n Im deeds.

ISalt erics

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$9.50

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T h e e o iim s td n tly jta lis fa c lin y
r e s u l t s t h a t o u r c n s to n i c ih a v e licen e n j o y i n g fro m Hia
niom l T i r e s p a v e t h e w ay In
b i g g e r l i r e b u s in e s s fo r ns.

J in k in s ,

T ; i \ ( ’o i l c c t o r S e m i n o l e

Y ou w ould iu'ofit bv (‘unit)
p in g wi t h D ia m o n d s .
MY
Keep otll stfuTv 'il'esli and
c o m p le le a t all t im e s a n d our
i p r ic e s so e x c e e d in g ly reasona ide t h a t we c a n s a y In you
“ F u r e c o n o m y , a s ’ well as fm
lo n g e r m ile a g e , b e t l e r IrnrI ion a n d g r e a t e r r o m f itr l, imv
I iia m o n d s .”

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arid relieves

"It cost $7,2!hi to discover America."

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" J o s e p h M ayott of C a lifo rn ia lost b inches in h e ig h t in
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HOW-TO TRUST:—Tcusi i.i ll.c!
"Thom .MeAn has been robbed 2-VJ times."
lx&gt;rd witli nil thine hehri; nml Idtrn
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T h e blind w orm is not a w o rm , n o r is it blind."
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mid 11*,shall direct *thv imfli.-*.
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PRAYER: We rejiuee. In Ki;a«
" C h a rle s M. Allen o f .Meriden, Conn., found Hill p e a rls
that Mil law nf Ilie I.nnl i
in
one
o y s te r .”
jrt'.stnrilli: (In* •mill.
. "Hill l l a n i g a o of K a n s a s f 'i l y w as i o o ’fal lo be placed
A'uu ran always Oil a Cult’s in ja il. He w as freed b e c a u s e no cell could be loiind to Ii*
niun tuft1you m n’t tell him much h im .”
. “ H issing is tlx* only so u n d in n a t u r e w hich m a k e s no
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lenri JJim Carson, ranitidnte f**r echo."
Henri
.cniar, tonight, nml lenni tie
governor,
rent iss|:rs of the campnliiii.

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F v p e r l P ia n o moving w i t h '
im p ro v e d S k L - I ’U p ia n o ‘
m oving cQuipmi nt.
i
H a u lin g d i a l i n g -S h ip p in g
S id e -T ra c k Facilil ics,
P h o n e Nidi
200 N. M aple A venue

CnttS polled -If.r. voles in Semin
Som eone has sa id "Tin y also .*i rv e w ho only s ta n d an d
ole Cnjllty four years uk'*. Init we
don't lihlicve he will gel any this | w ail, but we doubt very se rio u sly if t h e poet m eant th a t in;
eoiisidem lile dcgre&lt;‘ o f succe ss would e v e r com e to th o s e who
time. 1
j u s t s ta n d a r o u n d a n d wait for it. Most people, w ho a t t a i n
ram&amp;dnte Cnr«'ii&gt; ii uppmi-il i&gt;&gt; success, b a ttle t h e i r way to th e top o f (In* ladder b\ trem eiinny indrenne in puhlir imlelitedue-*i (Ions (‘I toi l.
fin sfnw time to inmc. amt m* no I
,\ j",.w fmd tin* go in g c o m p a r a tiv e ly e a -y . going -leadil
tlir rwsj nf tin.
u p w a r d w ith seldom an y liiti li o r s e tb a c k in th e i r p e o p le s .
• ' -------~--------[T h e y a rr iv e at th e top e a rly hi life. O t h e r s ta k e longer, some
It ahjmld iml In* rmiMdeml i**xd- tim e s have lo begin all over a g a in al Hie lioltom , Thev do
slinging if n enndidnle tells _ihu ll( j| m iddle life o r old a g e Otliei n e v e r ' m
ibiiul a pulitivitl uapulinu. I (
i|( .^j
truth U
If he pi mutmfuel urine hi* mud, ('
of cojrti*. Hun I- .hllerent,
,
T h e Form u Mag... ,m ti ll- an m i e n lin g -tom
j*
n
t bow siireiw*- ra in e I o a m an win* did not &gt;l;.nd md w a d . I* ■
WnuJItulii is i.hniiung n, i* vii- ''dm met failu re al t • r failure, a n d took th e h a rd I.iu k !.- ..
nil gulrrnuinriul eamli.l.itri t*. ut 'life, a!way* . i - n m g back bn m om . ||.- wa L am ev I’- . h **e
'end u jbnt l«'iui* i i-Vhtut •*n. n. I* i* In. had pell! a life tim e m uevv-pap'T vvolk an d m :e ’.i/:r.
luged (in May I’biM &lt;it\ ' **ur j v. ri1 111•• a n d bail tailed in &lt; .i d o in g .iiiv llim g w biili . ■ I
er. Heller buvi- llii-m ***•■• I. d"-'* h a v e be.-n .1 llial'k ol III ee - in Ills | it. &gt;le." lull
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| **' I b e - 1. »i d 1i e a t '1 **d lie,- s ill t h a t Ilia II w h o W o l l l l l g &lt;*11 oil
•f OVI+ tw e n ty -Ik lilllllnli&lt;tol.V I l f p o e m a ll t i l e l l l l l e . f i n i s h e d l l l l v t w o eVl i , Vi a*
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-ol Ui* ntiiv "in- iv.tl. wlurli II* i ■t th e w..i I In- had done w h i'li ha d l.ioiighl him nollutn.'
ubi in tilr -i
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I'm n one day he landed
I ih a. .■•■pled otn* ••l I.
An np|ili .. «|;,\ i n v t ., |, Hi. ■ 'b u n -, and he .pm klv h i i m n e a i o n - l a i d . mil i ilndoi n*
orturjnwiiy Inn :&gt;n nt.intt n .l-tv jOiily !" I.iti I'Hl al.-o lo F in k
I hal gave him ad d itio n a l
ill keen t.;u 1. n l-.i in.ti. lull, i c o u ra g e and he -el to Work on a iiovi I. mm Ii ..| wbn h w ,
mil Hud &lt;'mile-villi- N m - 1 I based on In mi i, l it .1 I lie iiov el a tt a in , d an mi*m d ia le on
linn wnn’i i.liuiy* it.■ a l*ni mm I te - s and won lor d - aullioi a -&lt;7.od'i |&lt;11
m t e t e d bv a lat"
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here it is—taste, rich
fragrance asid -mellow
mildnesso Camel is th e
cigarette th a t in tro ­
duced the world to
^smoking for pleasilre.,,

i m p o r t a n c e I.. L a m - . &gt; Ih-u on th .u i

Ci.ntJnuiiiK f . *.*•.(•- t;.-in-ill' , l "
he re.ejv ed is i he know ledge t bat In* lias a i nv .-d
utunt Went up fnill piuiit- ycslei * Hr klloV. - IlnW th a t all th o se veal's o| )|-|J|II||- e l l o d ivllel;
... ; t
.y itforiiing. It Mimiuls lit- •• le-it | he vv-i- w r itin g s to r ie s a n d g e t t i n g n o th in g Im- n Weie in
lute i*(lnee years ng". ami Id., j w a - te d . b u t wriv* fin r e l y l lie f o u n d a t i o n tm h i - g o - a l n w m !
ill e n l i t r . there wilMs* iminv wim.' l a t e r oil. S i l l . e s s w a - b a r d b n b u n . b u t n w .,- w . u t h vv.uk
'ing.tn sinu'r/e tin* In - 1 o-.l reiil. juj. l o r
i| |n»v everything.
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ileo- k.ll.-il in liighway in
)»*t y&lt;nr Iti.ein't seem l'f&gt;
mu
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wV M-Srwi'*"
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S o m e pimphMU'e su-gullible thi'V.TjericAe e v c r v t h in g th e y I
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h e a r ; o t h e r s a r e so d i s t r u s t f u l t h a t t h e y d o n ’t believe any*
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n) ni,u |,m |l(
•if must "i.i.iiugh gi.ii,i! r • tliil "ul nl nlllmwi!.* i..
M-i..lu im;- in im- millinn i|n||;i,■, !;Pfs vv;l„
Vyit' ,1 r.ot- ut vigiiluil*- enm- tlnii in Mu- mrllnuli ,&lt;| nntin, ipnl go-ui.-i limn the tutn| i i ,,p ,n
|M-iiltli in 1ill in,I" which wih j n- i i * mi nin Inn rni.ii-il m, tnu- iin-ti I leMun. •-1&lt;-i l,■•! ,,.
ioern 1.1 11.1 III .-! Ml uni "t, *I, Hill - (&lt;■ i.f- 1tomvii up i,n Inn-gli m Mr picimns lilt,
r l v*'l &gt; .... .
Pil 1-1.in-gtlV •I.iro.w 'll",-).-"
vino - Ii 1-1 till It, nig til |7T.I ,.,„.V ‘
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Whill i- (hr- w.m.leiliil p!in,? 1
................ be ex,net timiivc Mint
i^pnpi-i mill, inn nrighl.....lie 1 S'liinJy lip WU Heary Li-mge nli-u nmnii,!.- Mu- l.ml.ti-r ti , h to&gt;r &lt;1.1
fdii*ippnintcii nt Mir imu | nf Mixing Inin! It m-( . t,mnev it, licuii. h-.n.-v, ,. ,,, &lt;min, , t Mi,
"ili-nce "f Ih Mm Ken/.te Il n \r i In &gt;&gt;n,i „ vneniil lot in Pill,-v,n\nlimi nml ,||,,- *■| -,,,
jimpni:'', futi'iivoimr. mivi- Inngh Stml I.ml,hug mi i „ iii- hr. i ,-*iii M-m .,,, , v,, -,w h n , ,.x
I '»*•«1iiti'fl* lit Il"" ev ir. nml ,|,i\in inn., lie mvi*.- with tin t u t Mm| U &lt; ,-l %
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f.ccrtlniru' Mi'- ' "hlmili Mill- ,1,-scrihe- 1lit• ilien- ,lny i., I,,,I,-j |,,| ,,,,| ,,|
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Util npfuriiinnti-ly ri*ii*"iiii,g of tin-('mnmi-Miit, winch m l'ilt-i,iugli '‘
| looking ifkc a greal mini (nil llirniigl, -Mu- ip-ii plnie "Tile
I make mu .
« ||\ III Pill-lun gh. art'll, il Mil
L h i v iiinnicl wnmaii ilnnl.i,
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• ',iiiimis-ii&gt;n,.«liil not tax nmchmciy. Mini her Inr-ilniiiil'- Inicliclnr |,
i
tb'r- why Cnrltmi wnnls l«'|Niir iliil il tnx pm-mi.d po.pmlv envy Imn. ('nioi .Me&gt;Keiigc,
( 'm i Mil
ineffii lenci
nml l-.v i.lcnt ly the clliKcit- were in
ulifr ifnv.

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I’d walk a mile for a Camel”

Tile si Ik Iml imiiiKtry i- ...... .

nows nuytlimg. why iliif-n'' nml In frown upnli ipci ulnl mil. in Mint it |H Mu only on,- l|,n 1 thc
oip uml till il ^ .Nniif'iii'l Why n-.t go* ti -tep loiMnr nml Semite hits not mv- t.g-iiii|
Wind wiis ]) PriMcolt toi.l mnl.e -jiecnlnlion in IihmI „ hit I.i iin-vv ick I'ilol.
lilal h .!,Ih if (if Uic ImiIIIc i .I moii* i-o-ili lu ili pn.molcr,-7
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, '* Hill.' (Mila filar, lb Might noi dm* Tint In' nit n|.i&gt;.,m, h
Scvcml n)*w imot.s have h,-&gt;-n
- •iuninetl Ibf^repm .'iils, vye ).. Ihe ’-’"hilion of Li, lime ing pi
gyl.ii; lii-d, nhonL , A.lnm an,I hive,
i will, our ninmimltlfm."
trfm;•which oven in ihos,, .Iny-M wrt- These *'fffiinnn|•fth.gi.ipSi-i;."
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l New*. .Maybe Cailtoii will. l..coimiig a'nlimiiij.al imiuinre? Il in I,.- hep) ml ruisfitg'l'
:* &lt;'i«in. bust -ta r.
niachinci could bv cxoiupted, why ' tom J'ramcripl.

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Personals
All t! ! f Who have r e s , ; T y r ex'
putpesc- nn* asked to

The retrtdar hnsinesi and uncial
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, hihition
ineetitt(* of tlt». Pipe Orjran Fltih

T e l ! 27 .

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A T

U K U A U ). T U E S D A Y , M ARCH

Pipe Orjran Club Has
Its Regular Meeting

,

|)JTelephone 1 4 8 M R S , F R E D , S . D A I G E R , S o c i e t y E d i t o r R e s i d e n c e

SANFORD

T&lt;

|alendar
TUESDAY
Ljjrrifi'n Chapter will cnf,^ miuHl'orinfr VlmpterB

of the F irst

hrihg t lieu to ihe

Itapti-t Church was

Woman's Cluhi

27 , 1928

PAGE FIVE

Excitement Reigns CMotors
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V

S tO C K S

A f W

III7 7 V

down the toluiggnn.

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iW,'l moved dim 11
Mates Steel, alter
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Sanford Woman’s Club
On tho Opening of the
Fourth Annlial Flower Show.

Mr ami Mi.» .1. It-rsmi aiiiiouttee
“
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Hie birth of a daughter un Mondnv,II I slate, .in Daytona li. m It. Miin li L’d, at the Fernald l.mtghton
pent the -lav here Monday at- He-tutal

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A III I l.i ink ]

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The

New

SILK FABRICS
Her** i&gt; a 111- 1*I;t&gt; ot the I'aitru - ilmi Fashion prcdivlctl for tin* gay Spring
Season Marvelous tie" colors, all of them
. holts upon holts await
yotit tnsperiton, Kverv one 1- new and different.

1:1i SHOW

n-lE YOWELL CO.

''■ naivmg this pretty party
Y K If.,|| Jr.( host, Inez

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P. li t -.

Library' Column

I’e a l tiring l he ni « e - t o f air. 1 at l i v e F r e n c h d e s i g n s th a t y o u
" i l l fin d o ii h in. ( Spell-tv** s ilk s ,
pi in, h e- with*

Mi-- I'.mily P* Smith

Munii i|tal I ihrai 1m 1

III im lies

Pi in c h e s

Walls Of my ....... gilts hit'

I"* o 11,1—ing, a

II,v fail dell Inlets.

hooka

' WV have many interesting bonks
(ORKliSr I.AKI-: HOTEL
lulely. but if there is anythin* Dial
• Me,ii
\Vi*n| Palm Jfoncli; you especially want and we d&lt;* not
H. Hrtamlo; John S. 'R«\v iytve ij. we,will iln otiv best tn g* 1
it for you. About fifty new borrow
“*r»*eia;,' (Juy IJ. Porter
llv
" 'Albritton, S ara urn liuy,* registeivd with u, this
I .''
Jack.-vonvillcf J. II. month. \Ve shall I f »:l“d t’jijha'c
r ' &gt; Mininl; .1, ||; W I,tu v U i:

vnu.i

It....1 peak, mountid
,h&lt; •'hntlle-neck,'*
1 in,: a* it neat

levee.-* and huge ail version canal,
will not be endangered hv the crest
of tin* flood limit ing down the S in ranter,to River, N. It. Taylor, chief ,
,ir‘ tin- W eather JIurcnu said. In |
North Sncramcntoi driven found
hundreds
refugees lined up for
breakfast in emerpem-y ijuarters
e-tiihlisheil by relief ageneies.
while two sijtlarls of national •
guardstm-n patrolled tile district
; u. . pjavv^liV U utrag i *A . Hooded
I10n.es.

O F F E R S ( I.l It
*t|nt^ JaTnes R. Wells and rhild
,etl
reunited
ltonu*
Miuulay
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Sir;*I ? a ' 1"' *;ut* Jobnsoir,
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W ASH IN G TO N ,
March 27.—
I- . and Of‘D. klcCnln, H.....
uaj Tainpa where they spent a f*‘\v
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—
President
t
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hu* rcduy:,
with
J*cr
sister
Mrs.
F.
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find Mis-. \y.| K
( reived an invitation to *uhc the I
Moore.
k L o ' " ' 11' 1'’ K &gt; - -Mr. ,Vm!
j Svvanatioa ( lub, in the S h c n a u - ,
•vtorned ,p&gt;ah Valley, 20 miles from Staun- j
*'"i. N. Y. Sk
, I,ami- Saturday evening fnmt Mi ion, Va.. for a sum m er W hits
’ ami and r&gt;TFal litddes where she llou-u this year, hut because hv
J
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ajusL-JE d ' of Mocksvill c. |ia been attending tlic/I t-dcralim, dot's not consider the altitude *uf*

K

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l:igured Crepe

G e o rg e tte

de Chine

D e s ig n .' Ih.il ;,re really new .
C o lo r
c o m h i n a t to n s
th a t
will p|f*ase th*- tipi-I f a s U d io p - .
................. ..... vr—

Clever
colors,
th e s e
fropes
please.

In nn h e - w id e

$

3

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0

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$

3

. 5

designs — c h a rm in g
a large a r m y of
a ttr a c tiv e
figured
which tire s u re to

3

$ 2.00

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$

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2

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$

3

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Flat Silk Crepe
$ 1 . 9 5

A plain flat crepe for d ress
wear. Comes ill plain col­
ors.
W ashable a n d most
d e sirable for its d u rab ility .

|0 inches 'vide.

Comes in
w hite, hint k, and colors. Ol
e x tra heavy weight.

■pi inches

iii-v.

r lu r . il'tllts y
A l i1 ttiicr
PI,,F,„„i|| ].sjn .
oner. CJcrmout,

L "1'• *&gt;M. .NfUckhrldct*.
St,It khritlL-e. Sarp
Stir' .
'
Jnhu-K. Stafford at

. 5

$2.95

m tuisler

A

Mure Sanford pen|de are i.-i'img
this March than ever heiore.
T h a t ir. if tj'*-’ n!&lt;‘ 01 l," ‘ l- " wu v
is » n ;Index, a,id we ht-liwi- tha^ t*
,S. Arc you illltj of the reader*.

3

S a tin

11.*; ib n J
«h»wn Tin- Sin ruroioito K ivit
r ‘- i‘....... Dunaway, Mary Towers if my h*ve
Mill
t’
U
fl
it
f
|
I
•
y
loWUld
Ihi- . It V.
Dla n idge, I,. Mov
• me front fern!
rite
Ann ft. an
River,
which
I nil,lie Fields', Kdward
“
t
■Ihotlght.'."
' .....1.1 - " si,(in,ratin'into
tieF.n 1.1meltto llivi
pours
into
tin*
■ Sin a 'I 'V e , Loin Nipper,
’’tm*
“ Walt- ul nt
j, 1-• above I n i ' , ah'* lose sharply
h'-ili &gt; Marguerite Dun* thing to linttk ahout. Ami ’ ;l’ 1^
,-.,rly today, hot it wa- not believed
I "* 1 " n
Newman,
L e s l i e 1 Sind on* e,
lit*, new fond would nai'h tin* pmktii-eu llia g g , l.ols Wall
tUU
•'Ail that .m
a n k in d
L J ' -ni Knight, Miller WiD thought, gained, "r hei-n f *' "m i' “ im, t i",ts " f the any 1 v to,tent tha
hi tight dentil and deslnu tinn f»
Rl'lp&gt; Hull. AllK-rt flu ff, ■ in niagtc pn e, vat ton in ' h'
North Saiinm etd'i yesterday.
"it Mhiglmnt
and
Jeau of books.”
Sm rauiellto, witl, n - bulw ark of
»m.

lote!
—,___ Arrivals;

$

Stricken Areas Of
California District
C id i l 'in i i n ’- iai-i!al - 'I;

•* ;•
!td

Fur** dye and wuslinhlo; of
all new pastel .shades and
lots of dark colors, w hite
and litack.

S i n k i n g co lo r c o in liju a tt o n s
and e\1rn
h**a\y w e ig h t
1 h a ta i l e n / e t i n - la in n

S ilk C re p e B ack

l()ll h-itneh-s fitii.i Iten. Count*
Many an ancient l"»'i• ' — -t tin- ,.t|
I'd
Its
tjelm'iiil'iii' |i|"|ierty Iiismm
s p " ,l
ni-'pit.
:
.
and
sea
relied a *vv"lh-n e v p a n s e of
teftigt
11II - heen my
I w a t e r Im t"*d l'- o f those believed
y ears*.

$ 1.65

&gt;e de C h in e

H g u re d F la t C re p e

2nd Flood Menaces

?-A&lt; l!\ M I NT”
' i t l i f , March
•7
il.N'Si " b i l l
Ninth Sairn.,i,.,,lti. fl.... l - l i u k e i i -id o l,I, of

•Ht

Celanesc Voile

Sanford Womans Clul )

Srhiatk

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TOT) *\V

roNORAT!'RATIONS

Pete

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THE OUTLET

Ilit iiiauv 11 tend- of Mr- .leniil,
• I • a m w jil l&gt;,. -ol 1 v to Irani (hat
•he 1- seriously ,E| at (he home ot
hot ilanghlei Mr- 1 ; \y Vcnaldi-

( lul&gt; Members (Rve
Jolly Social A flair

Hall.

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Hit' Y iiu r I irps.sp.s At

\\ EDNESDAV

Ifink t;,ii, * in y ellow
rose
Surt 11ut 1ii), the renter*
, , r r l&gt; .a in-t v 's p r a y s of aM f**m- ami pink rose tnuls
ti-» atiii an F a s t e r ecir hunt
Jenj’ -v,-,1
|}u.
after
I IS’- !.t-1 1 ilk - w ere invited
F 1’ da *v rnnm w here le
*-ru o' hi . erea m and iiit.e
m n | 11, c a i h plate were
lure
,,f yellow and
I'hit h t , j ( 1,nilii-- and K a ­

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,

I 1-lends •*( 'Ii-: s IF Tyre will
reg 1i*t lo leant that she 1- iptile ill
it lie- hotii,. ol her parent- Sir. 1'ttd
Mi'. II T Pair in Sun I anta.

I'he 1 lull cave
. Tu.Ill I l neld of the First Mille studio pi mi :ieti"ti ilia: j„ '* Keel lc\ t lliivv - 111, aillllll .li 1 1" I• \ Iveiii lins-itvi
liahly never has heen ‘ M'lT'li'u O. r».? mart t m "The r - u n l i v D.- , . i , ’' a 1 isinc vote *if thanks to Mrs.
Cluirrti Will meet nt
vv it’' e&lt;ion lie C"t,vilu*il,g a»-ik in , t "olclmi'ch. n-t n in e president for
lit tK- home &lt;&gt;f Mrs. ( Ita lic s uiiility.
The lending e-des are i o l ! i-ul.ni ••Chicur**’’. \y hilt* Maurin- I! vim h e r splendid work and u n tirin c of
Shall on the &lt;ii laiulo Knud.
nieeitlly fi .dared vvi'h U illuym forts, which made the jm-t y e a r 's :
f . with liewitellillir i ’ ll'
f n| Flow el Slime of the Wo- r an
Par,nl. * pl.*v&lt; n work «ileh a -|&gt;li liiiid -ttoi --.
:iml t’ nv d in "Dii
Iliivi i plnyiiu; " Rex it- Hart
li'liil, l’i -i&gt; t.on n. ’. eon n
H
lit
lull ' .1- 1 'til \
l&gt;m
im';
«n,
d!
A ,ii"-l 'loin; lit fid -01 itil ham*'
Vielm- Vnivmii. Ruber, Kill •"•ii T '
w
mio.
l-iPi'Miil
iho in-talialion of ofdm
P|ialllilin« i ill le of the !!&lt;&gt;&gt; Ihiene , 'lav Rah-mt. I
1*
ilio ltm.li—- served
1 lie CIO 1 ' f 11n- " l\ cm 1 K n i ^ ” Itt-i-i ■■- vviii'ii
Baptist t -)m,i h will meet Fnve and Vir«m&lt;a IL&gt;ull..rd in
.-tiko, a v a n e ty o'" - a mlw 11-ties and
•’
ut
1
1
in
Fi
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1
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le
flft-.timed
rhaiat
terir.at
ion*
Ihi
rs IP I hei 1 Speer.
t * t *1101 »I1 |itim h I-,.n n iiit'iniii't wa- inesented
. e , .turnFa, 1* v the i
| r (la. play, "H elp Yoftrdid anl • |"l' Hi.-,
Hu* Kims a ,"\vlv hvUiiuet nl i"-e s. rnvliat
1
liniav
",
lit-*;,
i.int
the
ill
an,lit
«
&gt;
'
s :1r. „',-h k at the Semirt- smaller role- " e r e i
••ns ami hahv Itieaiit a- lavi»i".
• ;o h i asi- a placet o f de-c. \ in,: , i.f K in d s ', in in "t h u ng " sfch School.
Meiiihei*
present
wi t e
Mrs. I
repot at inti ivn- St I ill'i-d.
a ik-lee(i\- aed h- I*- rl -v t, Ange!u
r.tl Far- a&gt; "Help Yourself'',
Hi &gt;&gt;111, Mr-.
l-'i aneis K
i n,,. of the at i-t i-mtstit* tem -&gt;i eaplain m " "t K -man p am dsim t i 1 lev
I Senior ' la — of the Semin- t!„- Mitalh r i
Ml - 1: ........... .
Mr- C IF
■ i&gt; that o f "Ma ,
1 1, ■ &lt;m
.1 . |-n a’. -o a ppeal- n
P h u llis H a v t r —
;h 'J*ch""l ;i* S:ir*
1 »tk. 'Ii •
IF
F-t,! nip' , .Mrs
i one t inn ll»* - ,*•". .1 vinoo 1iv • “ i hi* auo l,‘ d« , t h ’
t h. • la'
H cto r
irtirtnii- II .-ll S' ltd
.1,1 tile- 11avvkitis, |
11- . I or Sai v • 1 • ilnhel'M ill-ill, 'll
- w*g .rel*1111" pill of th. Inin . " 1 1 l n't I’m I
Mi- MerriweatlaT l.ewt- Ml-. .1.
1-1 C- Ill I lie -llppol 1
: |.|, ul - I 1 a-l i e l&gt;’P pi '■ ioiii'-hM'. 1 . 1 .1.,* I- I 1-1
Till 1i &gt; I*A V
t*
Miti-hi |l. Mi It.di* 11 'It 11
"t
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if
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pla■
ei
111! fle'.'i 'll 11 h
til. .I ll Ve‘ i"li
'|ln 1, 11r o ’ w-.-tihei ' It- I! &lt;i 'li-tlivin. Mi­
it- 11
the .hill lull.—** oil vl l ll . iillli I - 1 m&gt;. Milaln III- all"
I’ luli
lt I
Ml- ll-'l.l l t Mlls-k.l. ,
f 1••(11
•ll III
in III!
lit, A. M. In oil;, \ \ I•.1,1 | ...... ale-,, p-.it 1. a I
Venui-,. f"
pl.-ptlM-ii III’
V11
'
' Mi to ••Iv , Mrs. Sidney
nl ••Tin Ivnn. "I Iviliu “ ot lit " ■ (
I 1 t.
M
1 v, - . ' 1,
j'nny p ith tH fo id. Mi- ,
ie-i 1
■ I hi
.nl ii1
|n 11 t'n'
f..i t lie Semin. man Wti i Sinn 'I. -Mis u i d ' t*. i-’i"
it, - ’.ail.
&lt;tii '1 1 - l: " Itw ton.
it 1. III ’ pin' . ' K I"
jU'ti-r N .* *1 K. S.
7 -III i,. 1;1 - .| op--11, a 1 ■ ni'lv* t n l | o r tin- 3 1 11
Vout It
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I "lilt ,
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A.
• ti- ' lit * -*■ "ii ' 1, &lt; ■ ■ i.l " ill e&gt; Mi
1ole.
‘ ' * i
|n'. ' la Ma&gt;
I'om pli*.
m ail 1nt .it o.ii t-m w In- Ii
/tn
hai
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I
1
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1
tale,
llo- indue in tin diamatie • ■ -ti* 1 1
FRIDA \
&gt;..111 m
'li11
F
11,-iom
Bit Uli- II &lt;:e*'ticni nf t In- i
Mi - ,'lum .
it tied 'll
A C ’
il i t i \\ 1. r i o M F . H
I'.- 1 lur- n ;l] meet at
1 II K "l-t'll -:i m u K"
M■I .t-niji iti'1 1 I i I' 1 nl in 11 Mrs
Lt the H’lt/u. ui's 1 ll11*.
I . ( i I h 1 ■-I \| ■ • k - - i'l&lt; . N
1 was
I'"la n *gn ami l&lt;.&gt;11 lier-lodl
Ut h 'ot* 1 e - 1 ,1- In in slti wn IP
orfeil-i 1 .
Will meet at ,
a visilm
&gt;t IF. ri«i r hurch Friday
I la- an,nial fl- v' i-i -how in hr eiveii
at - - t i'l k
U (dtii-.i!:!-. a lie 1 IP-o t and ail day
•■ -1 a f fait
I till- uf I I jllll II*- I
1 II kill &lt; rid Jit , 1 r i»
f It.11 - 1 \ at t In- V\ &gt;lean
1 Ini' I'
mci-i
III Ml 1(" 1, at 1 lie t ht -ell —1*I \\ .1
I hat I '" 11 .111)a i
a-id 1 i"i- t . ,, in* i a " ' l i i i ' l i [ ** ' * \
11:11 ell Mali 1 v 1 nine " ln-i t a* nn
1 ..I 1n* pl.,&gt;
tlo-.vi *
P"M -I plant =
icrne.
\ o I'.Ill &gt;Ii h &gt;lit. 1lain- ! it .1 dan • 1,1 T. Ill . Il'l - I I th’ ' l l .1 leal lll I1 1 . t l**a
\Tt 1:i »\ v
1 pi,
nt, 1" at 1 1 k
* P I-. I h* Imn It
&gt;, ti...
to llie
S' ^ Hotli at to till | ,,,,1,1,1. 1 l.ih 1 1. . h, ||'l 1.HI * ‘ i'l'
1 1• Min ■ vte ll t - -I v 1 no heini ami
a: ’ I,
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ot
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v
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.limit 1 - v.id IV! 11 1 t |-i ml 1nt: *'a 'i 1 ♦ If "J v\ *' 1 ■, mini! .. . let ■ m ail- nil niali o n -.
.
,
,
hit *«'hi • " ,'
dllll* il'l t ■' ’
., will he M'l Veil
1 ui "■ due da,
.111*1 *T • 1
-i-In e --I -a 11- up ti-h*
11-1"in. • ' ll- 111- , 11. 1 10 . -n and al-o
( mu h Wet 1 -e 1 ‘ I
,, .lit.t , 1, !-. Ini'
n Frinr «'tu&gt; . a
I |i,,- et j.e
'h- 1 vot-ioi'
l, n n *IU n . -1 ii.i ' 01 n ai 1anm’il
l 'ntli*r \ \ It" - A i i 'p t i '|F*nn
\| 1 mid \l t
1 k
Mi-* Mi* 1;;aO-t Ml" n-* 1 Ml
I 1, ,
■ 1 | m- h &gt; .ti'd dtnni-i
S;i
n li i n i ' - I-" it lit A hum ;.!
I (kil \ . ■ in-, w a . 1 In- M i-i.i- j ; 1, 1 *11in., y ' !*•
lo -li ■
!' 11,te- may
I tip. in-a* - •ll'ltll
l(i&gt; |-i- -* . cluhll i n‘s pm t v . AJl-- Mart* Unddh I n M
^ial
flow
In* til - - m d. ed Hi .-*■ vv i- h nir rn
1 »fii-r- * . when lilt le T K 1*111 el W up hi. \l 'll" ’
i-1’ 1’ 1 null 1 t '- -1 1 &gt; i'-rv- nl c asked In
____ 1- S la p i't l
_______
1 ii .11 d, -11- - iiev
• ah 1 tallied a nmnlo r of Mir- Kalin run
1I1 ill*,.
1IIl loplo
ll | 1 ■ Mi .Ptha W Meit
“-—*— 1
lie
f,,.
Latiiui.*
it flier.t m eelehrution ol ,-i |, j [lend* -. \lii. hi U* *
Bli+iriln|iiy % hniveraury; j Flem lludilleitt' a. 1*&gt; -t
II! nl.ll*. *
I'a,
•t in 1
|fo‘*m- M to lovely w ith hn-ton and l e - HJi- H 1! ....... . 1 " '
,
*-. N i ' 1, \ ,-il mg ,
i-u i -,1" tut flo w e r s ear
&lt;jty 1 T Fh.rtdn and Hi- 1 I'd' I” " "
| (|,
i-lel
kM:-i * «•! hei
ut II.
I' si'hrim* Ilf pink I I-IS/ ltnliei l M a — li. •*' * * " 11'
\|,.s || \\ |*,u | t 1 iit Itt i
in
1 lift" -I Mn
i
I la dillillK talde w as w, II, .litltll llir-.-o*
I'lileloii '
|di at - -r-'ideii-il i-uver and M-it. I.. P ll-r'iiii -ii •!&lt; N*’ " !'
N with t-.e i m tlid a y in k e i t ' Pel t Yiitu-V t "luii'le H.'i'd'-n
I iviiiti 1 io|i|),,) with funr Fred Stanley, .tint S t....... ff. Jack

T. K. Roll’s Son
las birthday Party

V
"*M» '

To the

the rttes( of he,
- F. Wells

All Players In Celebrated Picture
“Chicago,” Have Fine Film Records

'

when* tea small retwrU tmwi
smling a i'^-tWffi^ilurTng. n terrlflel
.............................................................
storm
in the White ^ea. The crews # .^K
of four &lt;&gt;f the craft were m c u e ,!
-•11!
hy other vesosls but those o f the
'&gt;,hrr
I*n&gt; l»&lt;'H»''&gt;d lost. All ten

Congratulations

An av.dam-lie ..| selling ordelile-vended U|hm the market from
all o 'e r the eoiintry. sending jirieeof mtinv fii-int otlu-i than (leneral
Motors I tow n ward. Hn lines rang
ed all the wav from five to twelve

I"wyn Moore o*1 Tampa is (eliding t*• business.
'It

X ^ e g t a n .e^m en t o d . r

to t*&gt;; t tilted
upealng at led
nocbuck
,
| vessel- were of Norwegian regi**
" M’
t ry.

clinth for days ami had closed yes
terilav ;,t Hw r. \ a f te r having
Mr "
vY. potter and children la’ll riled l!’’.* tile highest point n
retained home Monday evening 'is histm y.

fri-m Payii.na Iteartl when- they
huvi- Is cp &gt;p,-inline a few day-.
Mi ami Mi-. Arnold Sims of
Tttiladm-i. \ln., ate the liou-c
C 111**1 ']i ni 1,i Mrs, Until lloyh-i
Ut tit* :* 1 -1111 1 - t-*iit;i wood.

MOSCOW. Mar. . 2 7 .~ (IN S )-;

uizzy uim n „vi.tunnit, ,lfl......Mievwl ^ nnv'- b«»»

a iu i

We«|,,, -hiy .mnmVtijr ............ .. nine . NKW YoltK-.'Miir.^T - f l X S I
I3s|d Monday afternoon at tin hnme &lt;ih,1 ...'I.
* i 1 jfor
* the
, * Anmml
,
*• •’aii.iemnnium
I 111111*nil mt*♦ tc
^l*..
I ..
an,i ele' en o’clock
- lru~
l»rok*e
louse
Mis. A. Kent Tins -iter-on* Celery
”
n
1
h
e
floor
o
f
the
t tower Sh-’Av, ’dill'll exh.biiion I| Avenue, *
New
Y«nk
Mock
Kxehnage
today
eoaipn*' -1 nt thiee hlossoiits, and
vvlu-n. m a wild flurr) *«f trading,
Oorgeiui* sprinp fhnvoi-s, tm-ludeach crimp mis', he trigired with '■ ei,oral Motor- plunged downward
iiUT radlaiH-e. ro-i-s eurnntinns and
tie. nine.- uf rite rose nml also nineteen jio’nts ,« l . f f Th is stock
htihy Ineath were used abundantly
had heen making a ,!i**y upward
that • . ; iii* grower.

ilhout the rnuiiiy where the mem*
I tiers assemhle.1.
I'he meet Inc was culleil to order
, ^ It. in honor o f "F lorida
hy the pivshient. Mm. J. H. Caln luncheon, motorcade
elmich, and tin1 inonilu-r- ivapntided
to roll rail with items |ieitninitic
l!f firniK -of entertainment,
to Kus ter. It out ine Imsinoss fnllow*
&lt;
f Missionary Sociaty of
ed, a f te r which yearly r e p r ls were
7 Baptist r h u i t i i will m eet
triven hy the vnrioiis chairmen and
nffii ers. The tt'eai&lt;tiier's report was
(jVlwk «t the church. The
e-peeially coml 1I111I Mrs. Ilryan
the A zarian Cirannounced ihat the (junto pledged
dorinc^he pro if ram will
(u the chinch had heen raised and
&gt;
the play “ A Dream W ith
|iaid tn the elunvh ttea.-urer. A re*
port \'.as iil-n civ-ii from the 'V.
kwn"
('. T. F . lunchemt served hy the
hi],Circle will present play,}
.
1 llth hi.it Thursday til the chm eh.
» ’;*sa »-"•
|n With A Mission*’ at 8:-j
It wa- anmineeil that tin \V. M, F.
" f Somiunln I'niinty vvotild hold an
nt the F i r t t / Ilaptisl ^
VICTOR VAIUCONI ano PHYLLIS HAVEK.”.CH ICAGO-A-V/fnil ilnv rally. Mar H at the eliureh
,"til all * ileles of tin oiimvli would
Li,htly l.riilifSr'^Imrty ’ for '
■mu and |trejmii* luiii'lieon.
Social Department
At tin- innclosion ,,f the husiliess
|Woman'-, Club-will he held
s e - 't m liti- in.-lallation of officers
, 0Vloek nt the Y a c h t Glut*
took plaee. etn h r e tirh n ;o ffie e r in*
L John Meisch Si\„ Mrs. W.
iindiu tnc her Mierossiv. \ |i s . Fran
JkI, Mi -. Italpli S m i th and
i t- K. Ho!)-, newly eleeted jiresident,
pm
room i ei Hu of "I'hii nrff, ('-Kites as hostesses,
Convineed that no role in "Chic
joe-eiited lovely bmiiptct- to the
ll't iie-el Vi* 1filM tl lc 'Villiiiip l i m i i | l " V . a lour presidents under' whom she
flu-. play, "Help Y o u r. lino” is so smell it
|*ili t ,'ilV It . Yidrian « • laj*,* ami m ii-ni, n* has w*ol.eii. -a a n ie ly ‘ ,Mts. .1. II.
| |j|5
Inek nl tho Semin- a talented player
u.(l hei •■&lt;1 1 irann-ti h mu* nf ,tic nlit-tJouTitlg (’oU'loinrh. Mi-,
1
ht
i
t
tor
Frank
I
i
Wiliam Moure
|h $rhaul
c imr.ic*«'! :u 1nr- in )*i* 111 n ■ -Line S'ii-tt, Mr-. A, M Phillips and Mrs.
. gn-iil
W EDNESDAY —

SA ILO R S DROWN

other istim*s, fieneral |
taking the longest shoot

Mrs. K. A . ; Douglass

fW entty MzK'-K will n«d be ttffflP |
^ hs'^hE'iricnt ' V1(if Wnmhii*' Tlnh mWMhir. "M*'* wlt
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7 ' Mrs. II. w. RuckeA in Miami she was .the guest of her
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The Spot Comes
O u t-T h e Frown
Comes Off--

Honan Pongee

All silk pongee, n a tu ra l col­
or, i|uulity y *ni usually pay
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T h a t heavy
w e ig h t fast
color pongee so popular for
sp o rt frocks.
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new ness our carefu l
* hand process im p a r ls
In s o i l e d a n d w o r n g a r ­
m e n t s a n d y o u ’ ll s m i l e
w i t h sH lisfa a tio n w h e n
y o u note our m o d e ra te
c h a r g e s . A ' p h o n e c a ll
w ill b r in g o u r d e liv e r y
I ruck p ro m p tly.

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Tomorrow Morning
f‘^i0tmt(nnca from Pnpr J)
f n o ped off on thplr ill-fated flight.
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Tm encountered almost over the rnf 1
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flight Inst year but Was forcod to
give up the attempt because of tcrrifle head-winds. He is rated « b n
cool, capnbla-fjier and has been
planning the present attempt
aiAit* his failure Inst year,
The Itrcmen 1b a sister ship of
the Europn which also mnde an
unsuccessful flight attempt Inst
year. The Europa was wrecked in
a'forced landing after going only
a Short distance. Kochi’s plane lias
a fuel capacity which is said to ho
sufficient to keep it aloft from 35
to* 40 hours. It is powered with a

motor of .the same !}T&gt;c M !'J
whlch ftOW holds the world’s record
for endurance flying.
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Delegate On Ticket
Against AI Smith

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principle of states* rights, an:riHip-*
portionment will give this state itrT
additional congressman, an ndditional vote in the electoral college,
Declaring his opposition to the two additional delegates to Pehij
nomination of Al Smith ns the oonilie national conventions, and
enhanced national prestige.”
Democratic standard hearer, GilAnother change which Sir. Stockchris, Stoci,ton, prominent Jack- ton will strive to secure let contain­
s^nviUp attorney, today announced ed in this statement:
his candidacy for dolegnte to lhi
“ Under the present system pf
Houston convention from the fourth apportioning delegates to Demo­
congressional district.
cratic National 'Conventions, New
If elected, Mr. Stockton promUdi York) Pennsylvania, Mapsachusctt i
to fight the nomination of the New and Michigan, none of which have
York governor to the limit. He given n po[ndar majority to n Dem
proposes to urge the adoption &lt;»f oerntic nominee for president since
a plunk in the party platform i !8D2. ran out-vote in 'the Houston
pledging the Democrats to a roup- j Convention Alabama, Arknnsas,
portionment of scats in thfe house Florida, Georgia, Ixmisnnn, Missis- !
of representatives immediatey fol- Uippi, North Carolina, South Carlowing the 1030 census. In this oliun, Texas and Virginia, nano of
connection, Mr. Stockton snys,
| whirh have failed a Democratic
candidate sinrr* lK7d,
his flying &lt;ompanions, Baron Yon ilHsidrnlinI
elected, 1 shall propose a remedy
ltucnfetd ami relief pilot Klose. for this situation, which will give S3
Mrs, Herman Koehl, wife of til*
eased representation to state?
pilot was overjoyed a t her hus­ inn
which vote Democratic,"
band's success in the first part of
the flight .

BERLIN. Mar. 21.—(INS)—'The
German Lufthansa today definite­
ly disclaimed nil responsibility for
the projected trans-Atlantic flight
of Captnin Kooh) in Ids plane, the
Urcmen, by announcing th a t he had
nutomnticnlly “fired” himself from
hop­
the company’s employ when he hop
ped off from,
. BqrJijuto Bnldonnel.
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“Kochi'broke hiwBohtrnctr’ and
thoralf^diMiifSocialr &lt;l, himself from
us,” company ^officials stated.
Meanwhile high army aviation of­
ficials and the German pfess con­
tinued extremely skeptical of tlv*
praclicaidlity of the flight a t this
time. Sovcral papers editorially
warned the flier and his compan­
ions th at they were embarking on
ii “foolhardy” enterprise.
“Children will be children. Wo
ran only hope that if they play
with fire they won't get burned,"
was the laconic comment of Direct­
or Merkel of the Lufthansa. Only
a few papers comment favorably
.upon the projec t of Capl.Koehl and

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the woman’s Club by 10 o’clock toinor
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t a k e fiart in Uu&gt;sh0J

la* h e ld W e d n e s tln y a n d T h u r s d a y .
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MiLady’s Shoppe

BY .1.0. LANKY

SANFORD
FOLKS
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MONEYS EVERYTHIMfc/l l'M RI6 HT\ YOU’R E A B ? 0 L O T B L V
AFM5U HAVEN’T A
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I^XNEY’S

Po!itrnes« costs nothing .yet it*b worth a lot.
You’ll
find us agreeable, l o u ’ll learn to like this store a lot.
You’ll find great satisfaction in our merchandise ami
prices.

T i l l : F K IK N D I.Y Dl f t J l i
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all— virtually every item in our stores is priced at cost,
or very near, for litis, TMK CONt U DING WKFh of
the most successful moiith in our history. Our regular,
every-day jtrices tire ALWAYS LOW, Inti for this week
we have prejared a special
FEAST OF LOW l'KICKS
on standard, nalionallv known mereltandisc that will
(10 DOWN IN 11ISTOIIY
as the most sensational event that we have ever feat­
ured. DON'T .MISS IT!

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th»s year, iij'j)roximateIy 11.(i mills ivill be
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bonds t.\ . molt iutC'-i •: *,■■illi tile pri.-ripai still unpaid.

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1V 1 your t:» i.&lt; 4 will lie higher a oxl yeaPv------------

ASSORTED

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SULTANA ItltOKKN

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bund dibf
debt nrr &gt;•' i&lt;
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r ’dd. . ;; on
mi i’aii
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(o ppay your taxes the City will
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l#c }&lt; yd to borrow
lo pay lor these* bonds.

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Campbell ’s Soops

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Bars for

Blue Rose

5 lbs. for

SWIFT'S JEWEL
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and taxpayer, will save money.

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Hams

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PA GE SEVEN

Wild C elebration
By School Vie tors
Mods Disastrously;
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A nnouncem ent

irr-ti-: t raffle- un-idiot-

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« for payment-

................ 10c a line
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J L 'n l :«• on requeat.

Udueed rates aro for
L j „ insertions.
r«rdJ of average length
Lnltd a lineCum charge o f 30c for

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L , dsisificatlon.
E frror is made The Sanforth! wilt be responsible
one incorrect insertion,
Krtiser for subsequent
tiott. The office should bo
S immediately in case of
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Wanted: Messenger
Western Union.

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districts. Should make $3.11(1 to $7.Olt per day. Address N. It. Herald.

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FEKI&gt; SAI.K
Special sate of high grade feeds
all this week. liought before til"
advance. Horse, Poultry, and linin'
Feeds. II. D. McCall Imlustrie.i,
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Selecli'il stock ilelivereil, W. 1
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hums I Oil $12. Heavy Mixed
sciiTillc. Fla., a n n o u n c e s (lie .$12. U. Hocks ami It. I Hods
* of liii dental o ffic e a t $15. 5tHl $7u. Kmerson Hatcli

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saving money in this Classified Sec-

Turkey eggs: Munnindli
from blue ri idtoil Moo
iVE MOYKM mm our store pef setfiag-. W. .1. U.-iupt
rlocated jit 23 Hast Church Adnli'o St. Tampa, Fin.
trt-Mcliiiff Furniture Co.

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Mel.i oil WKAI
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10 — Lives lock

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representativa
Ltly fnmiliar with rates
r*,nd classification wilt
L a complete infortnation.
froiawish, tiiey will assist
ihwnling your want ad
uit it more effective.

tn i|iu II a i intini • i r lv 'l &lt; rn tin ii w h li.-li ,
• aged tluuiiuli i In' niijlit fo llow ing
iln' winning ,,i ;li,. Nutii'iuil C a l h .
"Ill Mi ;li S' i " ■ •1 lla-ki'tliiill Chumpiuuald;i liy l'i In Sal), )|jl&gt;.|l „ r
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arrived frum Chicago. Their urii&gt;ul -pin red thi’ i i'N'Iii iitnrs V" niniY
(n-n.'in! Injghta. I*iili,ii react veil 7
were i'a|It'll out « h"ii tit" crowd
threatened in i;,'t beyuml i untri'lA
riio ri'li h n i ii 'i » formert hi iini' i ,
anil |&gt;.irmlnl through the airoetN""

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in tim’d l»y milnnudiilci

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i Im i I il i i d \%*»*iinn u i i s w | j y i k ott’l r r
Mu* h**mi \mi ■* i'lull anil tendered

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tin-. &gt; .(II, &gt;i d’i i ling Sing,'i ;
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Collegians:
Ilnnknian: organ; lu,
sati tv lb in . ilniiee
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I’o it * t h T. i n a v i , v i i i i i ;
I « mi, in a it ii,into „ on i.iiidldacy
to . lit" S l o t , t 'O'-t.ilaie Ml roup
, a let ii ill ,.|.|.i ee.aie Hii|&gt;uort In
lie I'llioiiiy in I." iirtil in Juna.
t. V MAHAN.

M o r tg a g e I.oiin?
i,li io ip n n e il resitlenci' am
p r o p e r ty .
Ilablvvin M o r tg a g e
See o u r local Coon
S. I!. I bullion, S a n lo id .

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Wanted Immediately—Two young
men who want to learn good
trade. Must have plenty &lt;&gt;f pep,
good education and willing to work
fust. To such a young man I yin
offer an unusi.nl opportunity. Ap­
ply &lt;\ A. Haines foreman Herald
office.

occurred

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rev. 117 Miignoitn . tv e

tit S A I.K : T o m a to P la n ts LI2I
M.vrtle Ave. .1. A. Ctiuninghiim

■Losl and Found

Z'tmin
Plants:
ilnrpee’s (iiant
23, per do/.. $2.1111 per 1110. Mix
eil or separate colors. II. F. Whit
lief. Jr. 12!' Siiininci liu Ave. Fl
Mellon. Phono 8N2W.
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M o r tg a g e
Loans on til" Is'st ty p e of r e s i ­
liences ami Me,cunt lie iln ib lm g s
in Sllllfol’ii at &lt;i pel., 'i 1 2 pet,, limi
S pet., di'pendiog o*. t lit- I'linrn*.'!c*
i,l liian. , o ti-li lutioli and linatiin,
of I,uildiug- t S IIO A C A i H.M
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2 A cre lots on Dixie H ig h w ay
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hITY .TAX HOOKS CLOSK AlMtIL 1st
Cif x Tux Hooks- will cIimI1 April 1st., hIUt which all
lapiU u p o n which faxes remain unntiiil will h e * » ' d f o r
iaxes a&lt; prnviilctl hv law. Personal faxes,rem»t»ln*.:*
utiftaid will he placed hi fhc hum|s nf a de|iufv ct. cl or,
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KLLKN HOY, City• Tax
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THB WEATIIEK

nul,lis!ie(l in Florida’s Heart.
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2s. Ri2s

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plan |nr the tipen nn n eel inn
|Mn..u , "I nit ieineni weitlhet. K. •
"pnii.e • address -V.rlly aft- .
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iiMem-.i attentively m an imp n
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inK hi , tile cidtiP
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i.p'ilini: I. meet ini:.' w'itli prayer
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! Myers Confident
I Of Sell ins: Record

Judge W ariacc W right
A d chess P a trio tic M eet

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Rapidity With M Itielt Dill M as
Co. * itl C\,'eetl • Eu-t v Re­
cord OI i ' i i i m is Se—»ioo-

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UIMOI! SPREADS
l KOI IT PLANS OF
FLYINIi COLONEL’

POLITICAL RALL’t ROWER SHOW !.
FOR CARLTON TO O.’/HNKi) TODAY Al
BE HELD TONIGHT miiiliOUSM lil-Ri
nnpa ( antlidalc To AdUre*&lt;,;iiItcritv. Al CoilfJ llotl**,
In I Ct'lt:t11 t.'m ernor’s Run
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receipt' shn»vitu&gt;
[that ei tl.. i.impniiro i”1" y a i '
la-... tan- nreiveil fmm a Imr.-i"
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ttlJXk) «rn*, in I’ftir hliipmenls.
■hie. fe St'.ftOO rnrh nnd one fm
jtlt.alNI
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-■ this e.’l r ihim: i-M»will, i . iiwe.uuil ue ii. •man •*t&gt; u
Imat .....ii pn ’t inn, M. • at '
mil i .; that it wa■ w •-ou n*"•:»0•
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mu' a v hni.wii In'* ihs'ie
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«&gt;, in . ihat ne " “ill.I t' ilin e Ihr
b'fipi. pi at inns f"l l ie t aiv l ’’ •
•■I M. .lit ami the Kim nl.i Stnt
fulle., mi Women frnm S, .0‘t,,•
IMNt p. s 17a.000 pet yea .
la. i - nil ni.tie ^ai^l I"' laid nn'
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( iilifnrnin IlmcrRi’s

( hnutamiua Willl»e
(iaml)liiijL&gt;On Races Required To INisl
Ends Disastrously (T in License Fees
i;, i|,;,tii I huillmnpin, ""«'n
For Rank Official
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Sanford Rotary Club Fr Next Year
(! p&lt;ii*Bp Italicock 'of Altamonte . (irtnicy
^1'iitigs wit« nominated ytvxlerduyf, Mr.
' “•M-rve as pi evident /if tlte’ SaK' t.weiv in
hid lintary .tluh for t\io en»uiOg]who hit)
yi-Jir. Other nominations nniiouiicc'l winter
a* the weekly luncheon nt the H»\ ere! ii
•D Forr;.*t I.al.c* included Mortimer were w
CWer ns acM-retary, Hnm'nll Chake remaTk
li'-asuier and Albert AA’ hilc, AV. time t“
« JfuyjiL^ epd K. L . . Murkrll as "That
•"tinker., „ f the board of directors: AA’ooilrt

I lo ttrl U a A . m c s

i..i,,|i,, Itn.p'i .
eveie all u I !
I'livrircin .till
....... . nil ' • "

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ie i ale r.nm i'ie
... • "hail x'Aipt four pel
In M o s c o a v i
. . ai'i. ili'.ve in.a ■ than Him
ip. .a S'nrt'i s n ramentn
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,,„|v ,iiini" • vvliirh th.enteneil Ini
mni ilep i-.la mu- t",lay wti» e "
,.|n tl» ill'll tin Fi ill her Ituei
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lullin' til- Iniuu l I . t.iilil - I" tile I ifcher ieai hi •• &gt;.
let ••• * »• dlty de

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lietiicly m' i mi. anil tlial tumplele

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Hero Or (JeorjriaTornado Will Be
Recommended For Carnegie Medal 1

( VN’TON', tin.. Mar. &gt;
(IN’S&gt;
Willi li.itleied fare and hruUed
yciti
.» &gt;,.utli nf -’0 recuperated on
Hu*» «•
"" , eut m Cukcr's Hospital today,
..
nnff./rrincr wfiy hr was arrlnfmcd
the hern nf. the cyclone that took
five lives, inj u r e I twelve p.'r»tm»
and made IU h»nielr»* in a ivlnotc
,I,strict ,.f eoalern fherokee County
Monday night.
•
lie is Alfred Millwood. R&gt;- f"” 1'
, r nnd mother, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
liam .1. Jl ill wood; his l.rolher. Al
|cn HI, and hi* *l*ter. Kstelle, l l.
were killed when the twister de*
niullihcd their homo near Orange

Hut h*&gt; &gt;nu»;ht hinm-lf in a ‘trc« &gt;'-J
* a the churning wind swept him - '.
into spare, and hr.hold p’t w-ith *
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grim fury imtft the tc ir s r tauw*L.. —
Then he due hi* surviving hrother*

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MARCH 27. 1928

HANFORD HDRALD

fajor League Baseball
!
Teams A r e Pleased O ver x huts da;
Trading
A m ong Players if 111latcitll
(^onllmitMl fro
^
ill II (III!

S p a k l C ourt D ecision On
II ()n D ra in a g e G ives A id
W ;c ht To M a rtin ’s D rive

On improved City properly at 7 per cent. :j to f
straight limns on residences.
business property'.

(Continu cm! from pugo 1) •
nr interest* on Kvergladc* drainage
distiiit* ImhuIu.
T itle Sufficient
The nd vn lon m tax flom
that
— wment imfTht*Ttnt“titmi I
lie ntate or d e r iv e peruana o f ,
■law, the opinion helll. Tile title o f |
pmpjwrty without due process o f
tin* acts "is sufficient to express !
a single subject. The drainage op- ,
elutions are designed to bell fit the!
lands in the district and the leglslature linn the power to levy rea l* [
enable taxes fo r such work," it j
continued.

jdy sen any remain to ppr-onato bull |dnyet .
Cohen
; of h’lriadf over the scr
fCeni. t i be ni'cejitaldc ir* a second
season deals perpetrated haseninn. John says everyth in '
lajor I.enguts this year, just dandy and maybe T is. At
leave some o f us nb.« • ilint. l ‘;e Giants imjir ..sed rival
air wits’ end nnd maybe , |I:|,.. (hey have fared in tite Santlt.
alter the fart that the |(nm dy hasn't been hitting fm
plaint the w riter in o the Dimm but the bitter nre v.nr j
hed position. A fter nil. eying like a man w tii in.tiling mi
‘ The ml valmem tax is not dou*
milling like a good cry ' |,j* niind except,n fr. shman rap.
1
tan
lii.wb
i
also
.st
Cos
th.it
he
Ido tiiMilinii nor unlawful dclogn*
ijnyniont and it is pa'nful
|« ; . hit mirly for a ojoiie t"
that pessimism can't !»• |-.n«s .iudgment on tl&gt; • rii -ni Dell- would litivo m&gt; sp .rifir nbj.tllun I &gt; tiiei o f tin- taxing paver.
it this .time on anything llijr'i f a d e aid. lliciefoie, all c l i ' making any number of IrniU’s like
•'Where a projeet is o f such a,
gc scale.
tim e d naturally ate tickled
a , the one that got' him Dine and i attire that ,a coinuoit puhlie beneor, for example, d'd the 'iutk'ubi.
Th.*
Grime* ■Mdrid'-e Mnnttsh. The latter injnreil lemnelf
up fit may he anticipated a •rensniighle’
uh* &gt;j&gt;oni»»r &gt;tnlintk* t*» matt r, httwt'Vt* r, is Miiueliunr *!«•• last it inter and i* nut
nl
the
tnomem.
s
•
tax Upon just vah.ti.ioiis may be
•ii.c;. to date the Ciinnts have oh
tn oed tt‘ tliitia l-cymiil a holdout lianiel really like abnut It'ni is the imposed. Kl....I cunt rot. as well hJohn pi ihuhly would like to i liiim way he slide: nlmig the hem h. pitbli*. Mif dy and henlllt are amor..'
ii hi,..d here
•ii&gt;n-.'*where hut iu*t MeN’eolv ebtain* I frut.i Wit-hing tIn* |i,ihlir improri‘meats designed
ton, lik.w
is na lid as a suli■P • &lt;i' 1 know \ lii io to begin.
by tin ih .’Oufig*. opsrntionti i*i th
Tins . . ill' ■• 11•• mily'iui lovalde faitnrx addition and, I tra d , for a
1*1
I Ml V illUl*. u n* lighllt lino, atisfact r\ rensmt.
•I-. M..r'.n . s: .'King the scant*
Tho Uotii.ii i nd of the .ManiishI'...
.).• I i, tfi.it Ila' &lt;
•a!
• u h i' 1 l&gt;. F'ark Trammell,
ilie .rie hea\d\
•!, a i || I :. . i|::,d • tin ii ill' id.,1' It,no do.il also
II. • -orvii g hi.- fourth your ii
;,l.
lit,
ltarr&gt;
l!ee
.
who
mto
be
Hit,!
:u.!i &gt; llu rii* " i ho* In all
vi ry v i II 'bn the * tf t : . vT'.vI'rtior. iia -'og liccu . let toil t
•mi.u,&gt;• fliat be • In nil utilim'f.d i-oiili
mat office in if'-’ I if. heated earn
Ijipti:
su,
ArbuGm.it; there is-«im
II I ■... . f .&lt;1'..O.I'I Cotiimi -J; '■* '
jilv in. . ! am •• l ight m « to bn,!» "ii oat 'll. I' mi' to 1is" ••motion as Chic
band •" .-I 7- 1 i fori tie i • Sisl u
I Am i;t i\i- ho .lerved three term
I he latter i- billin' "o il an I h i* i lie dark id • of iliinr and l*m . '
a Iliavot "f .laid, oliville.
addl'd spi ed to lb. Seimt-i &gt;' •&gt;»«.•

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Have you ever thought o f buying a Hank Account |
way?
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the Staging

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1 TOE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. MAHCI1 28,1928

Carson referred to areport issued
SENATE ENACTS Chicago Politicians
iota Challenges by
the Sanford Credit Association Women Of Denver
August 1.1, 1027 showing tho
RIVER CONTROL Offer Huge Reward
ley J. Catts To on
recording o f assignment* o f mort Debate Question Of
gages amounting to over $24,000
Society For Its Ideas On BILL QUICKLYiIn Recent Bombing
Debate Race Issue from
persons in Seniinoip County Serving On^Juries
(Continued from page 1)
even more pronounced because of
the apathy of other candidates to­
ward a Issue raised by Catts on the
* race track question. Since his first
public address in Tallahassee, Mr.
Carson said hia opponent had put
up a “loud howl" and attributed
this to the fact that his chargoa
hid -Btntck -hflmnr-rtttr aneh force
that Catts nnd embarked Imnuniii ately upon a campaign-of dealing
i In untruths, not in a small way but
hehaif a righteous cause."

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New Theory O f Existence

Answering Catts1 threats of in­
timidation if he visits west Flor­
ida, Mr. Carson announced that he
expected to Invado the so-called
Catts’ stronghold next week nnd
that he will go alone and unarmed,
Catts’ knife carriers to the cont­
rary notwithstanding.
“ 1 have no fear of the old man
iKtr any of hU threats,” said the
fpeaker, "because I am fighting
fur it principal and am enlisted in
behalf a righteous cause.”
Catts, the candidate said, had
tried tu impress his audiences that
be was a "bad man” and in reply
Mr. Carson said, "I am not a bod
man—have never claimed to be a
bad man— but I hnve stopped a
few who were.’’
Reviewing the fight made against
race track gambling, Mr. Carson
said he' undertook the battle atone
but' enlisted the aid of his uncle,
John M. Bryan of Fort Lauderdale,
after the courts had thrown out
hia suit to enjoin the tracks from
operating. Filing a new suit in the
name of his relative, Mr. Carson
said be took the case to the sup­
reme court and succeeded finally
in obtaining a decision outlawing
the pari-mutuels. „
"When we started the battle we
were surrounded by the most sin­
ister influences. We. were besieged
with bribes, which eventually gave
nway to threats but we kept on de­
spite the obstacles, which at times
seemed
almost insurmountable.
When we won I thought that was
ntnplc proof of the old Raying that
"you can kill a Cracker but you
can’t scare him.’’
Taking up the cudgel against
Carlton and Hathaway, Mr. Carson charged each of them with
having resorted to foolish evasions
of the'race track Issue, either be­
cause they are afraid of losing
the votes of some of their support­
ers or because they are afraid of
Putts, 'rin* speaker illustrated his
jmlnt by reciting a story of two
cowputichors, who pitched their
Lamp "near a "haunted house.”
While the pair cooked their *upps^&gt; the spraker said the horses
wwndered away. Taking circular
routes In their search for the mis­
sing horses, the two men were tu
meet near the "haunted house."
plication-, from eligible youths and
The first one arriving nt the house Applications Swamp
almost as many none from persons
stood under the eaves of the dwel­
Army Flying1School inanili -tly uinpiiilificd. I.a--t year's
ling and when the other reached
tall produced less thiui :MMi applna
the s|&gt;ot he saw the figure of his
W A SH IN G T O N ,
Mar.
28.
tons, Training eoi'ps o f l u e l s es'
friend but thought it was n ghost.
He took out for the camp fire and ( INS)— America bps become so innate Hull I.ftlltl applications will
the. other thinking tliat his com­ thoroughly air minded during the lie received In-fore examination
panion had surely seen the ghost, last year that the army crys out date.
Applications have come from
took in behind the fleeting figure. for help.
An announcement
n monib ago ever} tide a tin- union and from
• Arriving at camp they went
around the fin- several times until thnt a new class of Mil flying to I'anania, Hawaii, Alaska mill the
they tame to the realization thnt dets would tie admitted to nil Philippines. California le a d ' all
they Were chasing each other corps school by cxaniinnt on A p r other -tales in the number of a
around and the horses were still HI lias thus fur produced 1,1111 ap piling Lindberghs.
running loose.
"That situation reminds me of
Ihfi, campaign," the speaker said
“ Carlton and Hathaway ure run­
ning around the rump fire after
each other while Catts Is meowing
and howling up and down the back
fence* of tho whole state."
Taking Issue j\ith. the rlairou a t Ctttts "an flils. campaign manager,
Burton Mark, Mr. Carson denied
emphatically that Miami is dead
and that prosperity Is gone because
of the absence of racing. Contrndirting this claim nnd describing
R as "foolish und ubsurd," Mr. Por­
tion uuoted from the advertisements
of Carl G. Fisher recently appear­
ing in the Miami hapers showing
that Miami Beucfl hotels were
packed beyond their normal raparj.
ty and that school attendance in
ilie greater Miami district bad on
increase this year over last season
of 25ft per cent.
"W e had the biggest season in
our history this year,” said Mr.
Parxon. “ Mora people visited Mi­
ami than ever before and W hy?"
‘ Because northern people have dis­
covered that we have found out
ihut common decency and clean
government pays."
Denying Catts’ charge that S.
Hobo Dean, former publinher of
ho Miami Metropolis, had contri&gt;ut«d $35,000 to his campaign, Mr.
'arson .said, "Mr. Dean has not
Whrn it rumen to M-lecling
' J5ntributed one cent in my behalf,
the
nii&gt;M eronoiniral way to
ut when CatL said Mr. Dean was
Guild HimiclhiiiK )»u
will
dppoftlng me, he did more lo
find our suggestion* alwu)*
elp me than any other thing lie
pruclical.
mid have done or said."
If jou cxprcl to build n liurn
Quoting from an editoriul in Hie
or u guruge. u poultry house,
^Homestead leader, Mr. Carson
fueling flr.ir or nil) other
tid that Frank .Khutts, publisher
improvement.
the
pliin*
the Miami Herald and former
uricholder In the Miami Jockey
wliirb we linve in our of­
li|b, is supporting Hathaway;
fice wil] prove h,*'h»fut.
at Charlclrnj- Brown, director of
Right now is the time lo geta
e West Coast Jockey &gt;Cluli o (
Murted.- See n* about it.'
•rnpa, was supporting Carlton
d tliat Jack Cleary'* also a dirtor in the Miami Jockey Cluli,
.- w jr ...
C3'
ui strong for Catts. With tlih
CO M PANY
ormation that.all th ree‘of the [
ididates are receiving .m -v;
‘ TH E Y A R D W ITH A M IL L B A C K I N G
-•
from race track leaders,

- Canon closed the discussion
h tha question, "Why"?
tecslUng
Catts said at the
’ * of his 1024 campaign far
•mor
was "broke," Mr.

that
thatha

The members of Mr* c * J
demon Jr.’s Sunday.Scho^| r '■
o f the First RaptlsU Cha^h
Monday evening al the chunk
Mrs, W. D. Gardiner for th»
pose of organizing a Y. ty V, 1
officers elected were;' D' ‘J
Miss Nezzie Stone; secretaw
Martha Johnson* and tr ' *
M il* Ruby Martin.

to Sidney J. Catts and Alice May
CHICAGO, Mar. 28.— (IN S )— A
I i RNVBK, O K Mar. 2k.- (IN S )
(Continued front |«ige 1)
Catts. Tin- mortgages, lip pointed
fortune
of $05,000 today awaits the
—
Members
of
the
.South
Side
Wths
munilicH
to
maintain
nil
flood
con­
out, were dated some five weeks
man’s
Cluli
of
Denver
recently*
person
who
enn name the men res­
trol
works
after
their
iiupietion,
after Ilie close of the ’24 campaign.
lield n debate on the subject "Shull
cm
ministers
ifs'
it
is
the
educa­
ponsible
for
the ruthieAs bombings
BOULDER.
Colo.,
March
28.—
except
controlling
spillway
struct“ In other words," said Mr. CnrWomen lie allowed to serve on Jur­
tors themselves. Both classes are ures nhd special relief levees,
*on, "nt a time when the old limn
which
Monday
night endangered
(IN
S
)—
Modern
civilization
Is
on
ies?" The negative side triumphed
tabooing the Bible,' which means
claimed to lie broke he innvested
eight
innocent
Uvea
and partially
the
toboggan,
and
is
being
forced
by n vote of 00 to Cji.*
throwing.JL nway-nnd wham this C '4 --r A^Rpropriatlo
R K °PriBti" n o! ’ r‘'000'1'00 demolished' the hMWb'ofAfftennUir
$24,000 in local mortgages which
downward
-by-rompndirrmitc-'Tnar£r.=‘^4|fcrt’TTrr fuml-far rewrite
pTYImu“ nTTst aminfrts
were” not- m o r l M - m t H r - Auglm ',1' ■^ »»rado,-«mr -of-the-first states
Those present were Mr* ty
Charles S. Deneea, und Judg*
to iinvo-wnntanjs ■vuffernge, is not ringe, petting partiesr false edit* discarded," said Prof. Cndy.' * work or mnintainan'ce of flood con­
10272’.
Gardiner, Miss Nezlic SU)nf *
John A. Swanson.
"The modern minister denies th.i trol work on nny tributaries of the
Catts, Mr. fcurson chnt-ged, has c'ounted atrtotig The 24 stiiton'that cntioiirdeniai of the incarnation of
To make the reward more allur­ Ruby Martin, Miss Mildred's
call upon women for jury neiwicC. Christ, nnd deplorable practices in story of creation, the leadership
been making cnpitnl of the unjusting, it provides that if the inform­ Miss Mildred Walthall, Min *
Mississippi.
.
of Moses in the enmp of Israel,
if the outcome of this debate is nny high society.
ness nnd the exorbitant licenses of
fi.— Authorization of .the Mississ­ ant should be one of the actual Griggs, Mis* Eleainor Cam
criterion, the centennial state will
This declaration wns made by tho story of Adam nnd Eve, Jonah
the fish nnd gnme laws of the
perpetrators of the crime or in any Miss Willie Blanche Hart,
fYof, Mnrinu K. Cndy, nf tho krmd the whale nnd iH tenrhlng ippi Itivcr Commission to prosecute
state. In answer, Mr. Curson paid, remain in its present status for
mnnucr involved, he will be im Florence Whitten, Mi*s t
Seventh Day Adventist Church such as so much folklore.
(he flood control program under munc ffntn nrrest nnd proscction.
"When I was preparing niy Tal­ some time.
Vickery and Miss Martha Jihn^|
History
Teachings
Among the arguments presented while attending the Central Union
lahassee speech, I referred to the
the direction cJ,.tV. Secretary of
This huge nward, n record I
"Modernists
nro
declaring
thnt
Conference
of
the
denomination
«
house journal just to sec what the by the winning side were:
Illinois for a crime involving no
TO SIGN FOR BOi'T
they can lake the history of any War.
records showed as to the measure.
Women can do more good by held here recently.
fi.—Creation of an engineer com* fnlnlitles,* was posted by twelve
in his heated verbal rebellion, nation and make a more interest­
I discovered three amendments to educating their children so that the
Prof. Cndy commented upon ninny ing record for the templing of m. don to compromise differences local Republican leaders, all oppos­
NEW YORK, Mur.
the fish nnd game hill, one increas­ need of juries is lessened, than by
phases of modem living, lie de­ their children than the Bible con­ between the Jndwin army plan nnd ed to the Republican, faction head­
ing the precinct license from $2 to go:ng into the courtrooms them­
Regardless of the hrevywh/ul
clared thnt pnrenls of today were tains. They actually are taking the Mississippi Ilivcr Commission’s ed by Senntor Dcnccn.
$5. the state license from $r&gt; to $10 selves.
State’s
Attorney
Robert- E. title complications Jack Uelany i 1
being mutie "the goal" by their nway ffOtn the human family*, n plan.
and the state license for non-resi"The woman's place is at home, children. The children denounco plun for salvation, thus making a
Crowe, rival in the Apr. primaries Jack Sharkey wll) meet in t j
dentR from $25 to $.15. Imagine not in the jury box.
7. — Declaration In favor of theof Judge Swanson, headed the list teen round bout here at MsilivJ
materialistic
age
which,
if
God
control,
thinking
they
are
being
my surprise to find that ull three
"speedy prosecution" of nil sur­ with $10,000 of his persnnil funds, Spuare Garden on Apr. SO, Jo* j,.|
“ It is icrrtulc to think or women suppressed, and the parents give allows In continue, would lend us
of the amendments hnd been intro­
veys along the Mississippi, author­ Fnynr William Hale Thompson, cobs has accepted terms for D^l
hark
M
the
days
of
the
dark
ages,
duced by Sidney J. Catts Jr., one in such a place. They would lie way loo easily.
ized hy Congress a year ago.
Crowe’s political ally, added $5,000, Inny nnd Johnny Buckley win t,|
) barbarism and savagery.
Teaching Evolution
forced
to
listen
to
shady
testimony
of the ‘kittens’ which old Cults is
8. —Authorization of new sur­as did Commissioner of Police here Friday to sign foy Sharkey. I
"This will not happen because
Tlie teaching of evolution in tlm
and
sit
among
nicti
who
would
ulwnys talking about."
schools and colleges has had a bud I back to tho dark ages, barbarism veys on the Mississippi nnd its Michael Hugcs, a Thompson ap­
Referring to the controversy be­ smoke and tell obscene stories.
effect, according to Prof. Cndy (jut) has a plan himself, whereby tributaries. The hill has the endors- pointee.
They
would
be
long
hours
away
H A C K S S H O A L S PROJECT
tween Carlton nnd Hathaway over
Nine other leaders in the ThompThe churches arid ministers who chrir-t will come when the human mrnl, so far ns its principle feat­
from
home
with
household
duties
charges oC^extrnvngnnre and cor­
ruption in The management of the neglected and children without advocate modernism in the place i fnniily has filled its cup of ini/Jui ures are concerned, of tenders ir. son-Crowc organizalin, who con­
WASHINGTON, Mur. 28,(IKS|I
of pure gospel lire nsn adding to tv and destroy them nnd etc
every group of the Senate. Senat­ tributed $5,000 each to the reward
State Hoad Department, (he speak­ maternal care. Besides, we do not
lish
a
kingdom
to
rightenusoi
—The
House Military Affair* Com-1
the
downfall.
.
ors Jones (It) of Wash., Fess (It) fund are: Honter h'. Galpin, George
understand how women who shud­
er said,
according to his original purpose? f Ohio. Watson (It) of Indiana, F. Harding, Eugene it. Pikt, Char­ mlttee, after u year's cnmiderttW I
All
of
these
factors,
in
Prof.
der
at
the
thought
of
killing
a
" I f you elrrl Carlton lie will
" I f roiepanioimte niiirringe would rRhwi,s ( i,j of Mj8wfmri.( Barkley les V. Barrett, Bernard W. Snow, today formally commit ted iUelf tt f
Cady’s opinion, are omens of the
spend four years trying to show chicken could weigh the life of a
near return of Christ who "will become so prevalent ns to cncour- i ( j , ) l(f Kentucky, and T; son (D ) Luwrencc F. Kixg, Eduard J. government ownership «nd open
human
being."
that his charges nro right nnd if
ev* „ f Tennessee, have approved it. Brundege, John W. Jarnnowskl tlon of Muscle Shout* hy the de­
i.........
Among the losing arguments overthrow the sin and corruption ugr companionate relationship
you elect Hathaway he will s|&gt;eiu!
in the world today in a manner erywhen*. ijjxfal standards would All predicted its early enactment". and'Shcriff John Graydon.
cisive vote of 17 to 4.
presented
were
the
following
state­
four years in showing that he wns
parallel to the days of Noah nnd be liin V n ln the winds, and vice
right und Carlton wrong, if you ments.:
lust and passion would have tree
"Why is the mother and house­ the flood."
elect me, I promise a fair nnd im­
"It
is
as
nmrji
the
fault
of
modsway."
partial audit and if the facts show wife nny better than her sister
stenographer
who
sits
in
the
court
thnt everything wns nil right. I'll
say so and if the report discloses room, and not only hears 'volumes
J’ BKSIDENT s i g n s b i l l
L IL L IA N GISH IN
!
irregularities, I will not let it end of filth, Ipit is obliged to write it Medical Association
WASHINGTON.
alar.
28.—
. '
with the were making nf charges, out.
To Have LurgeExhibit (IN S ) The Federal Itlidio Com­
"Serving on juries is rather an
but I'll go further nnd let someone
mission was officially restored to
&gt; M INNEAPOLIS.
else take n hand in the mot ter." interesting form nr recreation.
Mar.
28.
active life today, when President
"There is no physical hardship
Characterizing the Catts can­
— (IN S )—The entire exhibiting
Coolfdge signed tile Itadiu Bill, exdidacy us a "real menace" to the attached to jury service. It opens
spare I,, be available at I he -Min­ tending its term to Mar. Hi, l!&gt;2t*.
a state, Mr. Carson proposed to te;l the way to many new vistas for
_*.
tho truth nlinul the erslwjjile min­ women. Besides, it is easier for ncupolis uudito. iiini ducing th.*
lilt it DESTROYS HOTEL
ister nnd to produce the records women to appear in such a capa­ national enliven'ions of the Ameri­
to show the clonk of hypocrisy city. Business men are often hurt can Meilnal A ■--.orbit ion, June II
r
.
.
.
. . ,
B A I.T IM O R I/, Mil.. Mae. 28.—
with^Thtrjr he declared Catts hnd by their decision in the jury box. I. " I- ft.
liar been enlitraeled for, , , .
..
(i - .i
. : i .. ..i
(I.N m S«ores hf theatrical people,
wrnppctWii nisei f.
Women could avoid tHat set-bnek."
according
!-.
in
format
ion
received
{
K(I,,,ls
an)j
rokideht.-at
Fully Hotel
If Catts is elected, conditions
lie
re
today
by
Oi,
\Y
A.
Jones,
here,
were
forced
to
flee
to the
will become the same ns they were
DISAPPROVES SMOKING
chairman of the i-oiiveiilhm coni- &gt; * 0 '* ’ io scanty attiri* today, when I
in Kentucky where the race tr.i.’ k
m ill......... tin- lleuiu'tdn fo iin ty 1f ' " ' "i ginating in the Fully T h en -j
element has such u strong grip on
LONDON.
Mur. 28.— ( I N S )
From Today’s Classified Ads
I lie wreck«*d it unit the adjoining
polities that it is aide to control Premier Mussolini, " f Italy, Fur Mcilical A ssociation.
00,000 votes nnd enough to elect a i*|M''s iiiu-t &gt;|ii&gt;l;uiiliir sl/iti'Mium,
Exhibits will ..... .
H r entire i I1' " &gt; All cily fire ;»|»|iarat«m war
HERALD
Republican governor by
III.imih i |,(.)i,.vfs that a man win* does hard floor of f in- iiii //,limn' hii.-,onieiit, f etilh d oul. mid sevr-inl fiimiien
We have selected three ads :tnt! front eitelof them
votes ahead of bis ticket, who
mental work shuntd neither drink half of I ’ll- ft........ . Hie main .......... I w ' »' oveivotui' hy smoke fighting
Iuive token a line. Find the uds from Wiich the
was elected in its entirety except Iinr sinnl.e.
ill,i/ i .
anil i'nrrii|o&lt;&gt; of the main llnor of
Classified
for governor."
tin- Hew auditor nnti.
lines listed helim were taken:
Closing bis address. Mi ' ainm
I hat -&lt;lde t.l t hllnlion -pare ill
III I I its L S I \ II
Ads
said, "When yon go into the polls
the aodiln linn
eomplr te wa - aiiDO r o u K N O W ?
"gold hnr pin set with (wo sm iif
on election day with no one with
U A S H I N I . T O N . Mai. 2a. t I N S I jumiu i‘il bv W.il C, llmnii, busineSit
you except the Heavenly Saviour,
The .’iti-acre rMiile of .1 It Pound, manager tor l hr Amerieai[ Mcrlieiil
"Wanted io gel in touch wih
PAY
r iit .
remember that you can't vote log alo|&gt; Lookout .Mountain, at t'iiatta
\s-iH lilt loll.
,
ownCults alone because a vote foi ta ils Itooga, Tefin,, was offer,-d tday t"
The eolivi'id ini . whirl) will be one
is also n vote foi hound-, and I’resident I ’oolidge l-*r a Mlllllioil I of Hie laigesf that Inis evr-l met ill
" F A S T E R Rfifi’S:
I killed :ul
from Jacksonville
horses.”
I Mlimeapoli,, will icrpiiie tli.ee ail
Willie llou-*e.
color-”
f«Hi ran i|ti i miLAm:ij*iiiA*.4iNi;w
| ditir.lial mi'rlmg pi.Iir". for its set - 1 n;:(jrr** ••• “ •'f r * f l f M o rn lir, «l&gt;sI { v i i S *.

Our Jpb

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lion Hireling,., iiciniding lo l b . 1
.Iran's. The Lyceum Theatre, the
l.'tiing Theatre amt lire Ma igohl
ballroom, all uiljurrlit to tlie aiuliiM'lillll, will be user I.
Committees of the Hennepin
county association which " i l l tinnrl
It- I hr- Minneapolis end of aVc.tnge
i.unts tor the convention will be
j aimiriirir i&gt;i| within Hie next three
1 weeks, uecoiditlg to Mr. .tunes.

vannali •* ■v Iliyfw Lr T o H A l.M M O K K
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neatest and nearest correct answers recived a f­
ter 9 o'clock Thursday ninrntng will gl a free
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clu/tnii Ihftt his w ifo’ik iii&gt;tlv.'!slupi\V
iniiliiiy" mtil ‘‘dcvnMMUmr." A ln h !
Brown. In' claim*, has n poiuhaC .
’ ■&gt;r tea imr tiff hi clothe*. Thl*. hi*'
complalnc, 11:n happened on sttyrrtil
Tho^Iulu
.u?CQw'i'ht3lwr--H«i
,
*'
,W
11
If-h r can't tt.ivr a ill*m
cnr-n
•■iimgfCTfic'Atnurric
’awtfl
&gt;•«*«*,—he would like arr injunction;
bonny, m. Lburl/mAd*v8idt$ctl.T
U no j&gt;^nfih*tirty:&lt;ifioia;«phts h
Sinili* Ho Your UnihrcPii"*. *c£n i .1
converted into the yhakeaji
to l*r dmnlnntrii mid i :i -hi tin* M Memorial Thru m s: b it Ma-V
bought hr w rytulii'ntv f o r cor
Hyt'ivM*. to, Jnil.
liny, (ierntan philosophic and
sion into *thc mn»t .ltmfriaus i
fou r Im lm lu n y liny*
PUlWMAl I
in EufAipo.
- T vri
author, in these pnrjs the male 1 Itrinnjt !Ini;vry IftAt iin*&lt; i* an
Hit
ill
«tnni!&gt;
SO
YcSr»«in(.&gt;h
undergraduates of the University 1nthor man wltii shid that his rela­
ilroryi*-Ikilfoni; I Archil slot IT*
of California brake out in a verlml tion* with tin- ‘ iloniimitiiur female"
rash, liur’.iiiy. douhlejoinlrd wo ill
not lo mrmion four ilashhnutidsand high-fuliilln phrases in the
have hrrutllr itk-omr Hutchins is
general direction of the eo-eds.
Miintr for divorce.
Ilight on thr heels of this asset-,
I'hr i|im,trt o f tnnlcr-hiity can­
tiou. that thr women of the t ‘ idled
ines,
iircordiny to lititi ninit, have
States dominated tln ir men folk,
rame tin* outburst whirlt lute caused usurped his homo, anil tnoy arc
tin* flush of iintje i to steal up and anlo.l and nhetted In his wife. The
lose itself, so to speak, ill the col­ dog*, thr dhynm ltd husband m iv v
lective hohs of the eo-eds.
! sit at tin* taldr anil stick their
It srents’, menrdiny to thr ttirhiilent article which came ynshiny out noses in tin* •food. He holds thaf
of tilt* columns of the university his w ifr will not allow him to spend
student newspaper, that the women money for elm he*., though the doys
haw invaded t In- memorial rtnyn an* writ frd and arid for.
ol‘ -Stephens Hall lillich to.tliu--disThr ilotne-tir a ffa ir, of .Martin
yost of the writer of the article.
■len-eii,
ojir o f tin* aviators who
Hi re it is, without benefit of da
*
stieccsslidly
ihwt" from the main
t louari
"W e are heiny ground mule? the laud to Hawaii and los wife also
merrily ss lliyh heel of ll pseud* i disclosed that mairnificii nt gesut c
*uhlhuntcd despotism. An tmi.li- is sometimes hrri'Cilol l.\T a tlttssle.
oiis, petuii lion- yiieeoi i aev ha- st i ­
lled like a ("ilia "Ve the viiuymy.
whiiuperiiiy form o f a oner ltui-cu
IN’ GKNlOt H.V I &gt;!•:&gt;MiNIU&gt;
TO It KllL Hj ; VtlNBi'IILh
line domination. The male is now
M AD U ll). Mnr-JHd HNS&gt;—4
The
vetv
tip"
i*t
i|»*rts
frocl.
so
pa-se.
mans t.l*ti" .ii.ii*l&gt; me wv.iiiuk lius guivote’i* celehratv’d tfindmilt
I.ast Temple fa lls
-ea-ftn i* pictiileil here. * A sleeveless Tohasco is to by im »tt*truclM
"I "C it him Come t*i pass that one Ii *ru*•lulu from this port.
lackel in plain jeiv-y. In corrcspoad thr m'lin futurt. &gt;H tvilK.duplV
* f the la-1 lemples of wpose ha- "\into ' tin-hand followed In r
null lln pkuieil *kirt, is worn mer a id every wny ponnil»l»»*tl»cold i
fallen hefoiv (he .olislauyhts of a in hi t phiiir ami .hopped a
•tri|H**l lil"ii*e It i* a lovely rnsrrrtldc which the horn X ervintes took
dm* .mil ieird The Iurn kick collar n yinnt «mtiwilUlioT»ady»; l » r
mthless irdie of Amazon*. The i &gt;uuu«*i of il.'iyer* on the d*
esleiul* die fall letlgtli ol the j.uket.
memo iat loom ha been converted hci -hip,
'Inlmm *i/r mimic* .t yards 54 inch annual influx,o t American.tour
iiilo'a holidtiir.''
Mnrley Itiown, who icreiil
plain u r n laid I ’ , sard stii|x*| ma- thin spriny. Th *rr;»rt'«*fM m w j
"Women -noiiny .-pin nioirtlied pooled’ m tin- dtioiee court
leri.il "f the *ante width t*a die h!ou*y. s|uin;.|hlu fur t||i)i sirs’ i*i«Ak
■
n ll* - ."la : women pt-aicd out full _
—^^—^
!. ngtli mi the daieiiport. sturfi'iy
itiny online c -audit ii ltr-. into yawn « ” **-••— IM — -.*-*« m n
i liain i a - if in I lie pi n in i of a

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SH A N G H AI. Mur. 2 8 ,-T IN S )—

r. ifc", lin t, pay a**1 alluring mode
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ilsjt far-’ many, Is»ife3potvdh!o for

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th^s vistt'nff* in Shahyiiaf Imlny «&gt;r
total nf 55.yafl'cAhatv'tS isIni road*

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i.fcdusodfftlf within the Ililcrimtioilal

yetltoment and Fii'iu-h Ccmressiim,
tie*&lt;wji fet'diyn-rnntrolled nrrns of
the "Paris of the Orient."
Approximately, one-half .of them
establishments are run try forriyn(ws, the majority o f theni Amevi*
cans with htmictnnde eiperieine
which, aduptjil ti) Orient d eondi*
Hons, have rosUlted in novel and
unique nidthoils whereby the nij'ht*
|,|rd is sWiftly imd painlcs ly prat
cd from hhi cash. The other half of
Shmiyhni’s thlee-seore ralmrets aw
owned h.v Chinese and imu nyed by
jt fff
^ a housewife plans meals f but the
A met icons, Briton.*,, l-'renehmcn or
lor a family of fight or ten housewi
Ik,I-,sinus. Only two caluirels are
sin- feels that she lia* inert one rotu
jaavly Cliineae in pfoprietoraliip liau her rliiire of the worl l’ s wmk cm lod
and mnpaitentent. ^
s Hit the dietitian ol a h -pti.il thinks Im pit.il
lothiny of planmnr. 1 nvi t .r tin re the t ,n
Ifni ploy Many
ir five hundred at a lime.
to,, yrc.1
Shanghai’s Bn eal) a lets give * mAnd i !il‘ di.’ tiiim h ,, problem* i.ir’i s.i
filoyipent to K*() tm.li. who net a* hat seldom eater into the house- ru alted
ai. iniiaers or “ houneers"; '..'dl mu-, lold s prelilrm - Soire patients cati tiio.cn h
*i* inns. tl(e liiojor.Hfy i'ilipiuo.s and kit no c.irhoh; d i*r. s--inc jni^sali, ,io a col
iitirrs niiiit lo*vc l.iiye amounts i f i ring
Uus-uins w!io play Amciiedu .jar..: Ins or. tlliil. Ami tile, dirtiti.n niii-t j late an
’ ntu*ie, mliT a handful of* white and dan hrr luealj in, such a wav ih .i ui.is . uiii.
...... *1, - '-S-. I'-- ■* -* . S. , S.» • .»
dl.ifid Americans. iiuTuoiny Hi" hey will lure the uuwilliuy jyiticut
the *.i
werM known ntrirreiratiim '•UTiiley’ ' i.io eating what is si i Im. re him. . ml .,’i
Sinitli's .Majestic O.clusira; d.filli
Impoitant FruHs and Vegetables
t
v Milieu, mere than 2,000 of. th'ein
Kii ,:;n diinciny pact m i’s and ill"
in a br&gt;‘ pilat fruits and v&lt; cet.ihle*
Ka
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i.i,i..i"der Chinene or .Inpanese ooni large. “ We give fruit* and
tallies for seve' .! r-a*i 'IS,'' *11,1
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yid- with duties, like tin* Itus ■
■m* dietitian. "For one limn., they
'v&gt;
•oitiam minerals and viiaiiami ihar , :I 11
1 1. 'npiiyi'i', hiyh pciecil fah" i &lt;*i
i *1 imd (lane** ticket.*: ami *i i
ainid &lt; hinoso waiters, ticket sellers i viiicli
... uii i
i ooks, earpentir*. dour , 'eople
ln’fW i*riiid .*&gt; (h «- help.
j
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SHlii.♦m i night life lei- *Welle&gt; : Jt
’
tluc.d:h;«mu inVa ion, ii*ii, mui
pel’s.1 at tractive ard oiherwi-e. .
fl * I- o the eit v Id *m Hurl*in. ids .
* t**i Vliiui’hui'ian eli ns und fr&lt; in i I'.very

'l.iiijr* room are cases and r a n
of ij ial.iy c.inm il'foods. T lieii' i*
latme.l ti-h
l.di-iri, sltriliip*.
nitpi - to be u-ril ,dl year .o
I "in .ide*. -piu.icli, coin, pc.i ,. rd
"tin i irycl 11&gt;1v*. .is well a* p* o ’ ..
pears, apricot*, pineapple, and * sries air Maples, to", tiarfurd &gt;' ’ *
arc dc, ;dedly popular with tile d itiI ion.
’’ i pi t.aiy
&gt; i e -,did
lopped ISIlll
I lie f a il value

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i . *sp* e. i* yood
aim i.". t&gt;f work

Hospitals, jn*t hke any lio-t ■. **e
i that the iiuests.hc well le»k

iiimoii

lieu- I* .1 Ivpreil ilay’s nieilll I. t •’ *'
.

brrthfast
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: appearance is al- V’crin/ K) il i/’linn t or l.Va^. •
11,‘it o ir in a li"i:ii . i &gt;,i/"ii’.d
/f* :.ViJ
1 iniif
* ti ie important in a
&amp;toflint, 7'i’jji
itfiiujim.i
ic t in Hes ale i ap't
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' 1' I*.I.Ills like to 0 r
h od f’-uil- and ■e&gt;'
Dinner
In el*, corn, ilirrrics
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FLO R ID A ’S NEXT

Ctfom-J ,V:i •i’I'-. h e l T c m I
hrfttfh /• i.-.f /‘afatees
&gt;ftiu f / *ii iaa Pfrsstn i
t iJiiticd l luii v
Cute
Tea

1.1 i * 'lets m I.my "m i

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lit id tlinTI*, f ;
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Where Soup Comes From

vrivatr jtati.nis of a Jarge New V

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Court

Tonight

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With mii h food i* ii any wonde
dial nroplr like hospital!?

Especially

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T i t l e
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l a - .'
re-it/f i,/ some of lhem blissful, A s
W r e s t lin g
A g e
ini: &gt;'iheps short lived.
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i ho class of ’ I" e.*llil'll*h

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Celery Markets
llitrcatt of Acrirultitrnl Kcmm*
mirs cu-iipcratiny with
the
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. nil lim y I riiv. il, lild ike t- &gt;v* I
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MISSIONS

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SANFORD’S FOURTH ANNUAL

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SANFORD WOMAN’S CLUB

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What*A REXAM*- one Cent
* Sale Is

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n-ch (.rates’ Gillen Self-Blataliin^
in the tough and washctl II ilox*

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‘ •'O’- ptovtly $S.25-3AO, 10 dux.
, ' ■[ 1 d 2A, pnotT-r R’2.75,

sale was iletvh pvtl h&gt; the • nitinl Druy
as an ailvertWny plan. Halltcr .than
d la rye Mttn«j*f money jn other
mivaincc you c f the merit ol tliese
Is, they arc spending it on this sale in
tilling ns to sell pun a TCritl si/e path*
of Mult s iaitdarif merchandise lor 1
It ciiata inoiipjr .t” K,tt ne&gt;* custombut -tlio saetofire in prit{t&gt;k ^-eyusUticu,
iiny ‘thi ' jiiicJp will plcajk* il*t-

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PLANT SALE

Rexall

sale n lit re you buy all item at Ini*
jar. price, lltep anolhcr item id Itie.sitmc
for orn*&gt;irut.*s rV**v*/' ilM*tration: 1*"
jjaril price or*Klert70 lh-nlal t rente i\UII buy it tube at this price anil b&gt;
im I cent more, or al cent* jo g yet
I ii Im' s, Kverj article iu Ud* ’•ale
a
class siatijlaril piece ol literyh;iltdl»e.

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Sanfor(( Laundry
LuneyiSi Drug Store
Laney Dry Cleaning Co.
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James H. Cowan
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Emeralda Gardens

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Tho tiedaibn o f the
Coto'r^irpholtliriK Governor
• Martin's program for
lor financing to completion the-drainage
the drainage
nl m
&gt;rMml rlM * nmtlrr
rr 3T. 1*10. .»U. Ill* (•..■i at Hr* o f the Everglades, and declaring that the hands to ho issued
.afnra. io*»ni*f-&gt;»iiti'T ’ a«-i #r were a binding obligation on the district only and not on the
r»» Ml -*-.*«■»( «, |k»T.
state, removes the last vestige o f any doubt tjiut this tran­
%M» k t n : . i .1 :«oi • r saction was illegal or tainted by corruption.
.Vanasrr
m'AHii HKno
tv, r_ J i l \ M MimngliK M lln r
Charges by political on'emies o f Governor Martin that
iia M iiirriu V i u Vm
*
the
Everglades*
deal was ‘.‘the biggest steal in the history
&gt;&gt;ar
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o f Florida" and the wide-spread publicity given to so-called
MMlk®
«4Nth. -.V.iA rrlrr p r r
I » W “ proof” that negotiations for Everglades bonds had been
made at private sale resulting in a loss o f several .million
rmld. Sn«f..rtl's Iili.nrrr »rn&gt;anbarrlke. («• ,1kr iMrraa dollars to the State, had led many-of Martin’s-frierrds, who
Vena Drnlrr. rveelvlu* I ram
ordhiarilj*'hnd the utmost confidence in his ability and in­
e:
tegrity, to fear that there might be something wot ubouViho
I Ihr IrntllMK a%rnla Ml Ihr
aval |il» Tkr I. V *. la ra- Ryergiado».dcal.
r rlllrlral ta t'lnrlrfa aa4 I*
For that reason it is particularly gratifyin g to those
• aaaal.
SZ
who
have admired Governor Martin’s intense aggressiveness
Will I * . • nirwlirr « f Mir
• m Ml ( ‘I r r u l . l l « n .
»u
llwrena
ami
the
achievements o f his administration, that the ruling
I MnI A«»ui;in|l«&gt;r» n| I'nli
lilirrilarri. nail A«lvvrll«- handed down on Mondnv by the Supreme Court ’.should vin­
trnla nklvk »ri|iil'r« »nr dicate beyond all question of-.doubt the Chief Executive’s
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In
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mi
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'connection with the most progressive movement and the
i.n lrr
mi
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M lia iilM lrl
r7i,ri ! greatest financial negotiation iy the history of* Florida.
in
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L l . l n r .4 • m r ' h i u U
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(Jovernor Martin had repeatedly insisted from the time
DNKSDAY. M Alt ('ll 38.
his hill was first presented to the Legislature that the state
of Florida could in no wav he held responsible for the drain­
f. v e r s e FOIt TODAY
age bonds, and that only the district to be benefited direct,T ATTITU D E:- O come, |v by the drainage could be taxed to pav interest and retire
orship and -How down: lei
the bonds. The Supreme Cqui't. reversing the orders of the
before the Lord &lt;&gt;ur maker,
■i our (JikI; nail wc are the Gadsden circuit court, has unanimously upheld the Governor.
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'L O W E U i' TH E N ;
A N D NOW

T lr c iiliie lt&gt; Inilld your liodu

TAMPA Tit I HUNK

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Annnmce.i The Association Of

.James Rursell Lowell, n fo*.v
years after it.*- Civil War, tub!
how. perusing a newspaper, lie
Head of pulilit- rcnndal, private I
fraud,
( ’ rim* flaunting scot-fror wliiti I
the mob applaud,
Orfico made
v'le lo bribe
nnwort hlnr&gt;*!,r ~ H"*n'
And all the. unwholesome mess
The land A of Honest Alnaliam
•
nerves or late—
To teach tiin lTul Worlibhuw tu
unit!
What would lie write if he wenliving today?
Conditions, surely, are not r»
had now. flusiness life is iiiiuli
cleaner. Political life, too, is cleane •, if we forget the current (t.O.I*.
oil scandal. There are some phases
of our public life that must ul
us would rat her not discuss. As foi
"crime flaupting scot-free." there
is probably more r f that than evei
he fore
our hoslory.
W cII-i .k-m *uu gidlyniums would
do well if. instend of h 1I i i r j j i o
ahullt pie-eniineiiee in viibi -. ilu y
W ith Jhc removal of doubt on M artin’s regime from the wou’d turn to and help ih 'in up
f his past urc'.— I’ sa 1m £*t&gt;:
minds o f main*, his candidacy fo r the United States Senate the hud spots.
r,i,
receives a decided boom. The charges o f Jus enemies have
COMMENTS
tUrthmuPtlirwii in Mills- been branded for w hat they are, "political lies," and Gov­
eouitty' they have got ernor Martin again steps forth as honest as lie is aggressive.
"The lime will cninc," shunted
Jidatrs for (iirtlff.
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In The General I’ ractiee Of Dentistry
Suite GOI First Nut’ l Dank Dldg. -

State And County Tax Books
Close April First.

Jim

The law provides that i f the taxes upon any real eslmc
shall nol he paid before the first o f April of any year
the Tax Collector shall ndvertlsa and sell.
No extension of lim e has been granted for the pay.
men! of State and County taxes.
Property owners in making inquiry about taxes uill
please furnish full legal description of properh as
shown by deeds.

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you turn N o r t h w
a a a in ,

a r d

Jno. D. Jinkins,
Fax Collector Seminole County.

llie speaker, "when women will get
men's wages.'' " Y cm," said a little
nmn in tin- f i n e r , "next *vilurd'i,\

Pretty Good Sporting

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Until Dryau Owen, congressional cnndidalc. has proved ( |(j|•lit." (Solid llnrdwnri
litll alsii the licsl I
.• p o k in g ^ni'mn.l 'm.di beraislf not only ’Jlf»ic best man in ti.r- race.
Leap Yeiir
a hit paste! Tin
»ut fife cigar*. ‘
' "sportsman.
pii-si'M
&lt;la\
I
tapper
tlue.sn'l iln-am
tiiii her-npism
ncr npiHim-m.
jo e Sears,
rears, had
nan lieon invited In
tjo__ 1__
She and
enl. doe
nf uniting fur Leap V«-ai when she
speak
at
(he
American
Legion
convention
in
Coral
Gables,
M. Cqfsmi, ciindidule fur,
ilri-iili* i In "gel hvi man." Tin- |{uy
T .. .
from I Miami, n* tuuning she In make I lie welcoming address and he to speak on any at Nnrtlnvesi isn't in it iih&gt;ngsMifoyjn'.fo keep the horscfi nou-|s&gt;litieal subject lie might choose. Tint uniortuitately it nf till- llliiiji-lit girl.' Ill iiiimwIi I.
Minrni rare tracks, developed later that Mr. Sears could not he i^eseiit. W h ere­ New s-.
in running witli j upon Itice King, departmental commander ami strong sup­
dags. —Dvl.nnd
It. U||||. Ill (ill* 111•! 11 U llu II*
porter o f the Kissimmee man. objected to M iv J Iw c n ’s «P*
|i&lt;'i'|s
c\ri y!.ni|\ nnh «*\»*i vlliinj.
pea ranee.
* \m| tl»r. ;i |»|i!|i*h |m (in* *ii**|m*» 11nr
W e do not critiei/e Mr. King's action, Imt we do say
luul la-en held, we
UOIIMII, |»iu. Tlftoii Ii:iz«*tI•*.
e
uhtlcH*- lu-urd the that the gracious manner in which Mrs. Owen averted a
controversy and withdrew from the convention was most
hr (fiirltun vamp:
luc
l#n*aii*» • ul i i m fi\ hu mIuii I
i becoming and indicativ .• of the highest tvpe o! sportstuan- tu it't kli"1* ill i\ itir I»v lilt* « liaul*
V
any
flaw
sliip. Other Legion officials urged her to make the welcom­ iPi.h. Mu vii Ala ?&lt;im »»(’ tiiiiiiialn
von(nic.ts let
ing address anyway, regardless of whether Mr. Sears was • i ii. ( mIm . ha'* tart.*il a vanipai^n |
aw!| iu
raw! raw!
ilk'ilihst **|»rvi|i |"&lt; hulli m I hi* •I'
present and o f what Mr. King might say.
— *-|-oMrs. Owen, however, sent the depart mental nniimandcr ;it«•I i *ii i utivtli V i Mi»ih
rltmi, another enndidute
the following telegram : "I have been invited to deliver the
•r, i| K u i o e . tv «iwak in
address
of welcome to your convention no the uiuierslaiiiling ttiiin.( (In* i n i l ((111111' iui «• dii*
Mo ra* tonight. The
that
Mr.
Sears, who is mv political opponent, would also lluiui* '.Intr of it t;i\ oi ltr .«;|| I f
■VH Veryinie
in SanOU
&gt;uti to liear him, he­ address the convention. I have learned with regret that Mr. U.»» liolll. |m| i lift* 1*4 Mdllfl'lllu'
•y,- l|ave roine informu- Sears is tumble to be present. In fairness to him and to the winch is lint In-Ill^ ilotii* m i v unit
non-politjcal policy o f the American Legion, which I ap­ If it win* :i li.tt !l»* lot w mu til"
wiilj
wiil lx
&gt;m- interesting.
tilmti*. th*
preciate. I feel l should not appear. He assured, nevertheless, s i v h *I;i :a mill
f«*i
mt*i
impht
f
iri*
L
td'i
hill the
mi r
I’ initi-s, in train that everv man, woman ami child in Coral C a b le ' bids the
1I ll*IitI • nf l.oUlll'Ii, Ii.iuu* .i ml
i F%nchmt, have heeiVi A m erican Legion warntlv wclrnme."

P

for IX CU.&lt;I-Iisiv.- &lt;lu&gt; . I
M r s. O w e n , it will be riva lle d, s e r v e d t h re e v e e r s as w a rd
tin* Next Hptnig.
i n urse, s u r g i c a l n u r se an d n p e r a l in g nnr.se w ith the Dritivh
hlv Kill-.-, tin- IJ rate* |j„ h'.gypt an d I’a h s l i i n b e f o r e the I ’ liited . S , I «•-, e n te red l lie

« tIn* K may

Im* i *v|»i i ••«( (n *.•&lt;(••

\\ lih s!a(r Ml II miin

trust

lilr pi r|m||iii*t attrr iA'.I the
In hi \(JiPittcilly t|i&lt; Ir.iiliiif! .i
■Tin
ndi l.ilc, Im* t fiirimp .t i»a!
me Hit tat't veil incinhcrA o f lt&gt;ie Ainuricau \\ u- U\ c
hei r tiuinfng grounds
.
I man
Keliel Fluid,
I• ( .....
......
u ss nvin-i
whir Ii financed and operated the Anteri- ll«* which may mrait ,t xri.Mii&gt; srl
i XinH-.i mninpiinsl l';,n I o n i a n ' s hospital at I'aigntoii. Devonshire. It was at ha. k t&gt;i an iillimatr triumph ll
u^iybrigln nf .link-j this institution Mini more than three thousand wounded h&lt; w in • lino I t* • iiiim* • ill c un
III*
til llili i A i i lh*' • t•1111• l \ If ll" '
&lt;*&gt;ir| nf Mr. Hathaway.! soldiers were eared fo r b efore the United States declared |o&gt;l&gt; hr. npptiril'll!-S will &gt;.l\ (llilt I
tlu-J Itonil I )t- pa it iiii*ii l war.
I h*' 1I' UI ( i ll k*'* I* 111»H\T| fl liIII ■111*
ii Icing "iti-tainiilani
H er husband mdv recent.'v ilierl o f dine
i ' hi 11 at 1i'll
i1114i d i n e
will
hr
ni 1i1.1t
wliich tin- Tiiuvs while servin g in the DardeHelle:. campaign
i .. M ip p o r t t * • ii &gt;n 1
■ 1
ok I is Miini’tliiiig a w - 1
I
knt prvnlini wnni
t bn
s*. it 1 that I alifin III.I all.!
- 4 not."
1* Ohm in . Iiv!|i -.ulve tin I'.iJS 1 ul

l ust Direct A ll-Steel Truins Are V idling
T o Speed You Hack

j/ ie

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So u t h l a n d

Down on

the

L t. .Siinturd ( A.C.L.)
3:25 pm.
" Jacksonville (A C L ) 8:20 pm.
Ar. Knuiville(L.&amp;N.) 12:4l*pm.

Ar. Luuitvillr ( l. Sc N.) 9:20 pm.
Cincinnati ( L.&amp; N. ) 10 20 pm.
" Chicago f I’ rnnA. )
7:35 am.
1 liruu»tli •Icrplng ears. Sanfnnl In ClueHiiiaII /»?».! (
Slf^pfn ini •

Iiatn lo I Muttvllle.
Utainiia' •

Dining «ar oml tourhei, ubtri

.lull i.ii% S.intotil i &lt;i

'i

E le c tr ic ity lig h t s h is h o m e a n d fa r m
b u ild in g s , m ilk s h is c o w s , ru n s hi\
Churns, pump-:, his water, c o n tro ls his
Ir r ig a tio n , a n d d o e s ta s k s th a t o n c e
m e a n hard labor (or m an y m en
i

Fl a m i n g o

zjhe

L«r. Jack.unville ( ACL) 8:30 am.
Ar. Knoxville (L. A N.) 11:36 pm.
Lex inf ton (L. &amp; . N. ) 6il5 am.
n Louiivillo (L. A N.) 9:00 am.
Ar. Cincinnati (L .&amp; N .) 8:50am.

Ar. Indianapolift ( Dig 4) 11:50 am.
" Columhuft (Big *1)
2:55 pm.
" Cleveland (Big 4)
4:55 pm.
Ar. Toledo ( Big 4 )
2 43 pm.
Detroit ( M.C.)
4 23 pm.

Thioufh •f«*^plng i .im io pnmti dImhii ;

i u n li*« nod

'

The p rog ressive fa rm er n o lo n g e r lacks
rity co n ven ien ces, nor d o c s he o p er
ate under back -breakin g con dition s.

k-M.nvllle | i ( inr inn.it I

Ji m i . i • . ir

diU filtr alia opnaln lb. splendid
. ..... ...................
Dixir. n.YCR

Electricity tins freed th e farm fro m e x ­
c e s s " h a n d s ' , an d g iv e s in s te a d an
.Obedient, silent slave that m jh e s each
f irm e m p lo y e e t h ir te e n t im e s m o r e
cllicien t
Electricity on the farm

0 1 t4r f \ d i m

*ins s u c c e s s lo the f jr/n*»r

Dixie. I.IMITID

( rsr L ici t) icily

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r
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lu Lay* Angelr#.

) uur C'/u’n/K’.st S c rrn n t
l«»r fuitlirr infornwilt.iri .m 1 rrtrt %uliuii*, •ipply lo:
II. C. HRETNLY. I IoiiJa P«t»rnrrr Afrnl

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W H A T IS MOWS?

j .11. t.u tin- li.-'t lines nt I iv |i|v
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ST. At l.l S U N K ltl-:&lt; OKU
I'M 'w.imjiii
rki
hit- ih-I v111 I V.. Ivjulnig 1 aiiiliilat" an- in
pl-t lllllllVIIIIIIUII
Iw.l t 1 un iiuMtisi.leral.lv est.-ni
••I* h
.iii.|
With tin- I'.illing l&gt;\ •f tll. \em - iMi'Mls Mm ludr* t:m.
i.nlrr In sili in ■■
•Sniimi*. *,
Mi
e* have lie. .miv "feil up" "11 till )l u Ml r hlVW
i k. IVrsiimiliy u«- W4
I M is
Sim mi hin a I
N
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So
■ g.M.il healthy hark •'alenii til ttu.I "ll
ul.I II..1 t.r
, .1 lids.1 In-, .mu ?urhi
tIn I VVlllUttake unything fur I IIVM
lur a dug (.. l.ilv ,i m.in pt mi*1 i*s *rd.
dii!** th..
I... -sing
Call n ptiyvinan. Tli&gt;n hagln
t-qis wliivli gieet us 1, ,
it a in.in sin.ul.! l.ilv a dug 1uni
hi* hah
mil 11 rl\
M.
"utiargrncy" tteam.i-nl w.lli
• ivtiirn h'.me
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Mjlmt the N'.'tt York j „ (l|.
I.ui ll i&gt; nut in. If
l"i: anil llesilalnvs .Sufuitli .&lt;i■&gt;I Siii*.u
.Hi is gvt rul nf tin*.11,il&lt;
a mail in I In- i iglil |.l:ivv
\vws 1 . largvlv -inti 1 a-.it Tin
▼
V a p o R u b
•4and it--, hark.
Lrinanv limv&gt; an.I liar.I vtmtigh lu
fIUinn Jmr» Uumrf Ymnrly
(Inr 7 r M
Million
l'lKK,’!:l news inu^ -l&gt;e ~.-ns:itum:il,
.
, j ,,
ikjlL llJlu^ (4m»(—tir u n r : . - ff Tf- ih’.g Imt vet laiiilv the hulk nf news i.
■iphnwny n»»1 #.r.l&gt; |h,lliu)l, ).lir,.|N t(l|l ., maIl. lini|
!• Mun. Hoyle Carl l IlliUI hr pi Olhlhritl , like Tliu|liu&gt; nut Market page- l.uin pait ut
vv vi y invt 1 &gt;.pulit an i.wspaper. a•bate hut failed ti A. I.disuti. thill wmilil Im* h:n|
d.i spurt pages, nvu ..t natn.na!
vx’ilc nr letter tn tln- jiU’WN. Hill ll
\\ 111in im Kd Wiinl gnvvrnuivnt. ilispatvhv- iU.nl vdu
llirkman "lioidd h&lt;* ;illiirki*d h\ .1 eat lull and
imlus'iial n.livilv,
Ahum-Mi i-itira-iiN, to fri ui lulls hall wnlf pullt r duR. that
livvvs Ilf civil- piegiv--, (lUlhllng
ill Oealu, offering Would l*i' pool news |m r\t*t&gt;h«Ml\ i i.iistiin ln.il anil i liuuiig hank i.
l itsi Na 1 *| Hank llbli:.
large Itiujelieavei vx. epi 11u-l. llUlll
snuives. It i- mil a new thlMi: Im
Satifoi'tl, Fla.
(liv m &lt;a-nui
&lt;1
In 11 v .in t&gt;&gt; |.i•&gt;v. t list pi I.hllll
the I'llihuh Iplua Atlllvtli
lu hi-&gt;
kjn’i lie vv 1 11 -a ' I unit In- I.. .-11 .1 inn 11.■1 vent -ll.
a lull! gliinc. hut win n llivv |.|.,vvl
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Ill- the (ilauts here .• lew ilav
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..... . 11 oiling li&gt;.ui the Kiglitvk-u evelj -pint p;yjv III tile muiltl
*, atI11 1 eadiug in ill
nuiuliiiiut
is nul iu-vvj. and . s'rivil the -1 ni v ll is un luiigi
|| tin linllllnilg x tltlle iv li.lv iln,. ii.i| t.,.| mix il|. an unusual xi-vuieliee I'm Tnin
fllll.VV s. 1ui1. .1 in papvi Imt that v w i v vu.latn.ii i.l lletliii tu make a 11•&lt;.] nt hlinsvll
l o s s in
s
f that 1 iv |*i« 1 the Vxls .ad law i- di.splavvil un* •ill the I I....I- nf tliv senate hut
It that vwi
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tu
vvit lull .i" 'ter lug hviulli.vwhata-Vli In- .III- It, Mu- stniv ,S
11 in . the UtV‘ s|iapvi in 1 ..imts -i f flashed nvei tin- wiles.
. in N aiainia '
III
propert \ in "Hu tvi.ills x| tin* pal lies tin -v
N’ew&gt; is
unything in
which
11 a 11 Ii 11 tr. I rating. Chipping,
till. vli\ iiu| Ivliv e •luv - w .anlit waul ii 11 with u |iai.i- then- is public intviesl, grtnrl in
.nil •stnragc.
Nil iVniriiH mui « " ' l ' h alunit like (Ins "l(e(Ieoh had, seliHatiniinl &gt;u xtliei'VV'isv.
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ideal lal -iliiulluli an lioiiiiig tlicit
Wlivn vxu li.iv v
eves I., t ‘alifxriua uni] Ohix I’ lim

states fx|- tile selut-tiuil nf livlegatv»ui pa Digraphs, ami
the initi’xinvs will have a ills
■* * et yxur add, title I heating •ui what the vxnvin
o&lt; mui llii'ii run t foils will itx.
rll't have niui'li
In ('aliforniu xn Mu.v I Menix
ns.
4 erutx will ehiursii mining Seuatxi
Keeil. Unveruur Nniitli ami Seuatiii
mg -a lot of Walsh. Thin is the first stub- in
th * caiiipui/n which the three uspiiauts will fine
Ilryan Owen. a test together. It w ill.nerve to ile
'•Id the eitizetis tel nunc
lixvv
etixng
(inveriun
I**I I III11
if she wen- el; Smith is in Mfc far \\e»t. It
will
■ *dw would try show how much strength Willtr
lYlllllill
uverntuetit up- (». Mi Adoo has in bin hnnire slice
rlele the over- and how far hi* adi’oracr Off StNeil a
•rrnrl-afartif it tin- Walsh’s riuniinatioii will ^aid
rl initnediutely the aenutor, .and uU( Imw much
he llinisc and appeal the Montana ) iimu in ntakto the
siUlie iag. || will also Iks a test fur &gt;Sfnil'
V&gt; Ml/ llkaM
im
J^I1i1 the
«I. mmum
Im o- If*jthutSrr
—
V- . L
1feed.
wi|f
pexple

port in tiie 1‘aeifii toast mate w ill'
la- in high favor in other Western
slates. Me will have a popular
verdict- tn line in bin appeal for 1
vote*. A vote nf the people la a
primal y etints heavily. ShnuM
c.xvernnr Smith lose ( ’aMfninia it I
will be a Mow tn bin eamliilaey.
Mis nppmn-iiis will say he eanimt
i xiiiinmiil the support nf the pruple.
and they will he inexurugeil tu uni'
cent rale
aguinat him in other
states. I f he wins bin friends will
fit- in the triumph jiintifieutiun
for all that they tinimed fur him
a.- the rtixnt availulde man fuj' the
nuininatitm. They will- have nuiVe
tu be jubilant.
•
In Ohio mi April 31 Sen clary
Hoover will ge to the harrier ill
a supreme test o f His popularity.
My mui Nenalxr W illi* me i-onii-ntitig, l.nt it in in ffii't lli.xvri a

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Expert Piano moving vvitlt
improved SEI.-FO piano
moving; equipment.
Hauling; -Crating -Shiputntr
Side-Track Facilities.
Phone S9G
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an mi-uratc Ixn-ia.-t xn the n vs j that whoever get* the pirpulm suphilit &gt; l &gt; he mnIWll adn,
write
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Mr. nod Mrj*. .M fm l A. Wini*,*»w;

T e l. 37.

Pola Negri Stars In Milane Picture
The Golden Orange Grove (t o u n U ^ W S r ^
1
—
Mrs.
K. Crone, I furlforth Conn.;
“ ''''i'lrhettl i sun... Mtalinn men and women o f , Mr an)| Mr, (;oorK() A . |,cCotte*.

TWo
|tUB8l&gt;AY
SONESHAY.
)cr Circle o f the Flint
Th will meet at 3:510
itonir » f Mrn. Charles
,n)|ie OHnmloTloail.
,
Show of the Wo.frtm 3:U0 to 0:00 o’ *

res an
l have worn a
will, th e_i.uml.cr . on it.

badge -tin' dUtriel to do their yalivo .Ian
res before the rnmeras.

In turn, each 1ms lieen wooed,
Continuing the outline of the
won uiul luippily married.
screen story. Ilerslr.lt, grown to
So, Pola Negri, can,Ting the 1sixty, decides it is time to wed nod
ixjle of o W’uilrcsM, derides tint * raise a family. While .dinhg M the
badge No. 7 bears o lucky «*l.:irm I rcstminmt where Mis^_ N.-gi i is
and tipproprinles if. After that employi-d he is impressed hy lo-r
things begin to happen.
vmith.ful fri-hlim-ra nnd the cm-d-l
TliiM is the heginninc of
I
she shows everyone. I..ter
the

out* ing Cirele o f
i*t 'hnreh will meet
JlUrb* rt Speer.
IfU " play, "H elp Yourj orlisk at tho Semin-

I SchoolI f ( jvr. "Help Y o u rs e lf’,
g„r Class of the Scmlnool id .H: If» oVIock ot
High .School.
I fl|li)tM»A Y
Show hy lllo W o­
rn st th.v clidi house on
fa»*frem id:Pd A. M. to
i lorty f"r the Seinin,r jCo. :i n. K. S. ill 7:30
U* Masonic Temple.

FRIDAY
.it IV-|»artiiient o f the
(j»!&gt; will meet nt '3:00
[fee Woman's &lt; nil/.
|j&lt; «'In-- will inert at
IUiili!*i I'huich Friday
; ti n'i hck.
'. Howard i Impt. r U. D.
t al :i:.’in o’clock nt the
’V. i . Hill on Mng■noe.
SAT I CD AY
Story I lout at lu.mi
th- It*'. .. *
AKII o r I’ll A NKM
|u thiial. in v church, I Ili­
ad all on •’ear friends
ro kui-l t" me in my

sw ift pirturesatie
dram... it
......
picturesque drnimi.
ro
malice o f the
ifViiuge groves,
w h'di Misil Negri lecimlly finish d
for I’oramoiiut. II is eailed “.The
Secret Hour," nod was written f • r
I he sereen and direct.-d l.y Howland
V. I.ee. I,ee begun his professional
ftireer os n writer of plays in New
York nnd his liil.-nl in this respeel
has grown since lie heeiinie a dii
vetor. lie
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Sim,|f(,
Mwi|fli Wl.Bl Pn|,;,
(U-nth; David Stcignun.Jnckimnville; Mr. and Mrs. C, W. Al.ott,
Baltimore, .dtl.; Miss F. A. Mengal.
Blue
Itidge.
Pn.; Mr.
Foster,
Savannah, (In.; M.&gt; A. M . Cort,
Baltimore, Mil.; M. A Carroll, At*
Iieilu. Hu.; A. K. Allen. Sanford:
W. II. Ibirlon, Jacksonville; George
C. Smith, Tanipa; Mi*s I.. It- Man*
gel, Baltimore, M.I.; Mr. and Mrs.
M. Cohen, New York City; II. M.
( Dmighurty, Tnnipa; 1*0.1. Fice/.c,
■Minmi;‘ l.*-oni„tl l.owerie. Tullahtis.
I aee; .! I-J. TliomaSi, Tallahassee;
I ^|r&gt; an,|
&lt;*. H. .Train, Hart*
j f „ n|t t'otiti.s D. K. Henson. Tnmpa;
y lYtiiiuivlih, .lack: &lt;mville:* I .nr*

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wmmm

opening exercises,* the
KA* 1
Drcnm With A Minion” v t i p i ^
” *T
sen ted. The play * howed how a* &lt;’ ^' .J K | |
The \V. M. U. o f The First Bap­ society lady not Interested
mfa
crested in
misr ■.
f
tist Chuix-h held its regular pro* sionary work has a vision.and.^.',:,
..
grain meeting, Tuesday afternoon came an actlvo member o f a mis*
•

" t lorhtii Day",-Was most fitting­ U\ Morton Thigpen, Mrs. W . H.
ly "hscrve.l Tuesday hy the Sallic Holden, Mrs George Davis Hart,
} Harrison Chapter N. S. D. A. H., Miss Ava Wright, Mrs. I,. P. Ha­
( when they eutertnine.l -the neigh­ gan mid Mrs. Ilpymond (i. Phillips.
boring chapters jit luncheon nt the
I Forivst lante iTtntel, nnd a motori cade to points of interest nlsmt
■the country._
I.tiiichcoii was serVc'tl in tin- hall .
of the various circles o f the church.
room, which Imd been decorated I'.U''U!‘ fakach,.after which greetThe seriplure reading wns given
witli potted plants and baskets ol' j
*° l," ‘ vi*Hors were extended
by Mrs. II. A Moreland, ehnirninn
spring flowers. At one end o rth o J*,y ’ *u‘ mgent Mrs. Jqlm Is&lt;oonrdi.
of the Azarian C’irclc, who had
spacious room, the speakers tnl»- *',r!** ,J* l'** brown, state regrnt.
charge of the meeting. After the
leS had been placed, und was ceil- 'esponded in her usual gracious
lorg.l with a low mound of deep mminer.Mrs. Takach sang, “ Heces- Middleton of the Forrest IJike Hom l rose- noil ferns. At either end |
" Ms followed by the lc| for t|u. MH. „ f the hotel for thj
o f I be bug table were bowls of bitrodiirt.oi, of the P rag ram com- ju.nchron. Al the conclusion of the
rainbow tinted Spring
flowers, " ’ l l , ‘ .
,*
N. \\ liitner, Mrs. program, Staton Fields presented
which all. i imtcd With iundies in ” * ,rv"'b’ ' oucks, Mrs. Amin De
„ f the visitors with stalks of
silver holder-. A l the s|x.-nkrrs ta - 1 o''1’-'* ond Mrs A. 1. Knssitcr, |prv-eouled Celery ns favors,
bio were ilo- visiting state officers, i o f whom gave a short talk.
A niotorcmle wns then enjoye.l to
Mrs. R. I Brown of DcUiml. new- |
l^oimnli then introdiiewl the |.„lt
the site of Vhlch is
Iv ehs-ted late regent; Mrs. W. C r' i:»*"ts of the visiting chapters „ „ vs „ wn,.,| |,y .|U(|k.r \\*. Wallace
Mcla-iin of Hrl.oido. newly elected |Who in,turn.responded with ilrlighl- Wright, and will be marked nt a ,
hotiorarv p i&gt;t state regent; Mrs.
bcy vverc Mrs. Dmmon.l t,:ll|y
|,v t|u. Sulllo Harrison
.1. J. Klnihvd of Delauiil anil Wash.
° rli" " ,u! " r*-- Ibd-ert Shnilo * Chapter. Mrs. Whitner told that
iiigton. D i*.. past regent; Mrs. i
" r , ’ i»yt»nn. regent of the Die site would he marked for six
Tlioodare Siiawn of DeUmil, past ■Aliitrail llarthnloiiievv (ihnpter; Mrs. historical events, namely, the site
state regent; Mrs. It. F. Steven* !
Harkness of Delaitiil. regent of the first block bouse: military*
o f Day tin a Iteai-li, newly eli-ctovl !,,f
' r,lmr biruin chapter; nnd road leading lo Fort * Ilailr .it
recordng . ereinrv; Mi— Mulde Mrs |:r" ''i . " f Fastis, regent of lain pa; -.itc of first m'IiooI house;
Bishop of liu-iis,' -tm,. librarian;
'h ’klnwalin chapter,
site of fir-t church; site of first
mid Mr- .Inlm la-onarili. legeid ol
Mis. -I. N Whitner read an ex­ neighborhood of Die county; mid
ilic Sallic llmrisnn Chapter and eeptionally interesting paper on eneauipuieiit f the soldiers during
also newly rleiMetl fir-1 \ire regent "Old For: Iteeil anil vicinity". Iti-s till- Indian Wars.
uf tile slate
; it bills of thanks were extended
After v........
i s i t i n U ^J ^ t ^ V : ^
l.uurJii'.e was seiyisl.n l ^m ie |to Mr. Caimes eity mnnngcrrdaiuef. otiier si,mimidtng^qmt's o f intores'
o'clock by* Mis. W. H. Watson. Mrs. Mouglitnii of the city for p/epar- Do- party iiiotorad to Shell Mound,
Uoyd It .vie. M,-. F.
McKenzie I ing Die picnic grounds, and K. 0. a most iiiieri'sting pre-hisluric site.

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NEQPI
JEAN
HERSHOLT

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F,-times a.s y«»tillifill arm Imoyanl as spring itself. . . . with wearing' and color fast

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qualities uncommon for sheer materials See them and you’ll appreciate their worth

IN

and a!tractive beauty. Your inspection is eurdiiilly invittsl.

• In Tuesday al li-no-nii I hi n g
|
all,i
foilm ghllv Inidgc parly* foi
\t
i Io- ooinls-r- o, ilo* So- uit Depot I i
Oil-Ill
n r I III- \\ O l l l i l l l ’ s i Ini- v\ a .
'icld iii Io,- \ iiclii I luh. i he i-h.-iiigi
I ' Mi-11, m -if
Imving been made mi aeeinmi ot rcgy id ; M r - U
t till- flower Show which will lu- &lt;it lando, In-11'.i a n past slate re
'•tent; M i - .1 .1 Kindred ol lie- (
ll.lbv cllJoV.ildc 11f f 11i I held Wcilnc-dav a'lil r'lii, iilav al I ill;,l. pa-t ' stale ret-ordil-g -ee c i
the club I,o,i-e The Im-iesse- foi
t wid v«.i- Ilo- house
I la- -lav vvi-re Mi- .Inlm Mci-ch Sr . t„rv; Mi-s M.ilil* lii-hop of l-'.n-li*.
ti no i Pi &lt;eek end b- M i- U T. J.ai .1, Mrs. |{a1ph stall- Ido in iao; M i-. W I lla.I.
ness &lt;.| Del.anil, teg-til of At*
bnois i* In i camp near Snn'h and Mi.-. .1 \\ &lt;'•-:it« llitir
K; win ihnpter; M r- Ft vv in.
t&gt;, iiigs. li, i. om g In-,
The pai-ioii i ltd- l.-nugc vva.
regt-ol oi tin ii.klawaha i.bap:&lt;i
-I- 'b - II.bn Urown bca.itifillly dreerated with ipimuti
at 1.0-11- and M i- Kobe i Shaih-I
■ . of while
nap dragons, wild
ilniM- Slieioing ol ll.il
ll-dint-- of Dayton.i.
phlox, io.-i-s and dimdhoa eonihin
led vvilli fe, i,s anil other greenery
■af.iiy. «.,aipltauiiig and
Mis.s. Nelli- Smallwood of Ball i
I The pastel tints wen* featured amore. Mil., ariin-d lie*e U able ,
htfnl wat-r -ports were suggestive o f Faster
day nod is the guest n| M i­ I 'h.-il
.-l»-iii .Mil, da„ring
Si ois-s for the iiiti-n-st-ng i-iiiii
le- I- Ill-Ill - al In l.nllll* nil Mag
,..1' hrnlge were kept mi lallo-- ........
Ax,.|m,.
N ROWIANU V I f l WUJOUtTIOM
MlJ»&gt;iliv I Ills pli Ik.-.ild i iii Fa-te' ideas nod after the I it III'I
Mis- iil- i-t- Slielll log progression, .inn . vvi-ic eo||eil,-,|
'l l - W irii Mi (.inti -«| \ll.ini a.
IIIowi Vli-s Margaiet by Mi.*, lieoige Davi.- Hail and tin . i- -; iioliin; n week iii Sanfnid
la'U'-e Tin usher. M i-s M i- Harry Ileen-n. and d w a ­ on business and i- .-topping at Mar 1
Entimnn i . Miss Mm
rm,ml Dint Die high -- "IV pitZe. a Ini I ’ottugw
i1 I' .‘-licldon of New I rained pifln ■ "The Blue B - y " hail
T h u r . s-s(h
d l&gt;
•Me *■ b. Paul Stine-, liein won I" .Mr* li U I’eannao \\ l e - Jr.. M - .1 II I.aney and
bl-ilge Cowan. Mi .1- Tin- -i oVnl lilglie-| - o - i e Wii- Mi- .laiui's
llawl.in -ei\ed de
I alb.in • • I, 1.... 1- g i eat ■ast
-illie Ini- Mr. and M r.-. iii.ol.- bv M i - .1 I *lio I .alley. win- Inm il. lefre •limi-ill . eoli.-i-lliig of
and Mi and Mrs. Ib-n received a pan -d b i a - » eainll-'
l'n-/.en find salad, -I ol ed • ' lei y.
M il l-.MvMY*’
smnlw a Io - - ill iii the foi in of tin-i
.inkv iii lolls - aid symbols, sail lues, eof
Bt i li.inning Bollock
When l lie g a m e - Imd 1-,-eii cnti
Um- gtle-l of M l- Men i lulled anil the l-lidgi labli • leal
fee and gav colored Fasti i I'iggs
Then- were fifteen tallies of .
Mi - Maiga et Cow,iii ed, ilo- !n—les.-e i a -isted by Ml.-,
nfteinoon f*n their 1 I.. IV MH ulh-r. M i-. II G Smith. playeis ao-l ini-lililisl a large mint |
ilrigli. N f .
Mr .lilm U .Speed, 'll -. AlfiwL Jier of -iiil - M uhii vi~*i —*c • •** t

onroi' Honors
sts With Party

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Spring Dress Materials

POLA

l:\l DU IN

"Miss
Conlclia
Wright." .* '!*
| | j
(a member of the Missionary So­
ciety.) Mrs. T. I.. Hale.
*•'*—
"Chin U u " (a Chinese Girl)
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Mrs. Gindcr.
"Clmndra I.ela” (a Hltuloo Wld* - '~*l
ow) Mrs. Me Cull.
.,
"(lunta Olafson"
(a Finnish
Girl) Mrs. Mack Cleveland.
*' . e
"Beulah Blossom" (a colored t
•• ,&lt;x
girl) Mrs. B. 0 . Moo.w.
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"Mrs. Ste|&gt;hen Bright" (w ife of
, '
a home missionary in DokoU01(l
Mrs. Sidney J .Nix.
"Dr. Ilcbccca Gleam,"
inedi- ,
eal missionary in Punjab India). .- .* t * - . . • IS __ L ' l * _
Mrs.’ Roy King.
.
h - * ,ui t t o #
’ “ L eirttc"
(Mrs. Van Nice’a ‘
“
inuid) Mrs. I.ittrrll.
X
.i‘q
A fte r the program a devotiona*
period followed, after which thi
social hour was in order, /hen the
hostesses served chicken sandwich
c» nnd punch.
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Mrs. K. II. Hickey, who has
'w a ’i t i o z l 's f ' several weeks here..
with her sister Mrs. M. Martin a*. .
Murtin Cottage, has returned U*
her home nt Riverton, N. J.

Sheer-Summery

TODAY

Among ilie mu of town vi dors
attending Ilo- neiglil-orhood cele­
bration given l-y the Salln- llarri
•--li Clmpler N S D. A. I{„ on
I in--'lav wen Mi- Diamond n-•• i d
if the • hapii-i at I trlatido.
Mr i:
Blown, of |lc|,and, tali ,

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I). A. It. Chapter Gives Dnvirin, Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mrs. Chiirch tiiWlfe Gives
\V, -Mei*ch Jr., Mrs. \V. B.
Tuesday Luncheon ,lohn
Program On Tuesday
Ballard, Mrs. Henry Mintck, Mrn.

h,,.p .“ I,"'l'"s n l of mnrr
nut 11mni nv(*r Ills irii/./lnl
a ppenance. In* enclose* it pln*W»
grnph of his good-looking young
foreman, Kenneth Thumpsoii. line
ghiiu e ai ThompsimV Imii.l'oim*
. ouutemiiire
decides Pola. She
pucks up Hud gen* to the r.indi.
When she arrives llersholt .
under Ilo- cur*- of j, doctor, having Ion Boggs. .Iiickyoiivilb': Mr. and
broken both legs io an imtoinobih Mrs. |i A. Boot, Crown Point Ind.
&gt;lt." he msists that .In b.
.......
festival
„s sclicdiilcd.
mil Miss Negri, still th'ukioeTo insure having plnycv. who
ITioiiisou her prospeeliviy liu-l-.ind.
cnfild respond lo Miss N eg iia
enjoys herself tlionmghly. ‘I liou&lt;
tnperli 'emotional power, II. IV
•• 0 , impi lied by the magic of IloJjcluillicig. ii'socinte I’.irainoiint
n -hi und ilo- warm glaim ,.f
pnidmer. arranged for Ilo- services
'li-s Negri, rrtislii-s Ik-1 io Ins
of .lean Horslmll, a elmiiietci s lu r’ .
arms and they are luarried
ee
.r11 his own right nnd* of Kennelli rally al uiidii'glil.
Tliomp-ioi, . 10- „ f (be rosiest ci*.
I In- next morning find-- I In in
ing young le;oling men in ll-dh
both sorry, mill qu le dislaol Io
wood.
ward •nch olln-l*. They are .ilr.nd
, hueatious fm Ho pnliin- were lo m ln fl their marriage In Hi r-h
foimil at l iirhank.nl ....... range „|t. I*,,!/, hnvjlIg disr.iven-d n was t
groves and vineyards „ f .b.hn U c-h oli who si-.n Ilo- I,-If, *
(.rangcllok p,,,h' ,.f San Fer.mmloi
| illlt„ y H,-rsl„.|| is aid, l » walk
K'^i t i \.ii •••««•&lt;
V alley ( al forum. Ilo- owner and ..gai,, a„,| eagerly begins „.al mg - M)inrn Viih ii
Ills wife, I'bno.- I .... rally aibq.le.l j ph.i.s,
nmrrv Pola. Tin n I...I 1
star, giving he, ih,-.UM* &gt;.f
to 1fie Milan,- i„dn,
II,.
Hie,I- pn-tniesijii'e itini I, home. |-*"i Sei , e| I bon ’’ is said to I.. Mi
feslival
i die- |l ivelnr l.i-e p i \vegl i I'm- I l-iil ill e
Vitu

Fortnightly Party Is
Meld At Yacht Club

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Fwurccl Georgette
|n uu lo - wuli* Ni w Ot-stgn.s
mi I mil il ( iii-uiiils I’«t vanl

Rayon Sport Satins
For slips. *10 inches wide,
likrht shades. Per yard

All

$ 1 .2 5 and $ 1.50
$ 2 .5 0 io $3.00

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Printed Linens
(inai'anatct'il "Ftust Colored."
Beautiful new patterns. Per
yard

$ 1.00 and $ 1.25
Plain "Ever Fast”

Plain Gcnju'ctle

Linens

Crepes
In nil light -liiitlv
tv |i|i- I’r r yafil

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iTishlirnnk .’Mi inche.x wide.
All colors. Per yard

l". iin hi'S

$

1.00

$ 2.20
Easl Colord Pique
Mini'loy

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Fine quality light weight with
New printed figures. 3G inchca
wide. Per yard.

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You can nil inlx-r all three ol
thrive new t(,„,*HH Duality
iiiik It Im i„ tour •‘hoe ward­
robe for Spring at little coat,
and he rewarded fur your
economy will, *&lt;• ‘w»vt» shoe
Myle an any three .mart pair,
could poaaihly po»!*ew*!

SEMINOLE PRESSERY
320 M a g h o iiu A v t n u e

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rthadcs and fa s t volofa . I ’e r
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Fluids, timull and medium sire

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w ash ab le -10 iitclic.s w ide.
vatxl

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TV T O irmth can Imich grtuiirnM h n ln l (or
/ Y i u m n i f r storage in Sarvttcx (.ctiati.*e»l M otli*
p io o f D eliv ery Bags, l et us P iv - ilc a n v&lt;n'r
w in ter suits, dresses, drapes, o r blanker* (lu ll'
ing existing m o th s ) and return then, '&lt;* you
ready to hang away in any c lo s e t ... h illv pro­
tected against th e savages o f hungry M oths.

Tissues

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I’ ipc Lines O f Humble,OlliCn.,
Subsidiary Of *SlandardOil.
Serving Prolific Fields Enel
A t Texas Port On Tji^ Gulf

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Trudging T o Gulf
Bvcnusu o f the unusually deep
draught o f vessels employed ns oil
tankers the Humble hits been able
to load only (10 per cent cupueity al­

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ability of all foqd*.
ddfeuM ware made
. . ‘.ten. »e»sIons of thl*
held in the'Hotel Stevr in Chicago arid In the* adjacent
ghth Street Theatre, Twenty of
' the.Nationa
rameot* hfive en h sjejlt* them were delivered by persona with
a Intelligent directum ot 4 purely aclrntifit or conimner in*
teat entirely detached from the
i’a
a economic
econom life.
ntific data which it
Uethlnated by the! United
tu Department of Agrictiltnrc
matter
of.comi...
er. of
.common kiwwl* Portative in the business world" trav1 ‘ great distances and-spent live
edge, and the systematic effort* of 4lied
rtm/int of Commerce to* days of their valuable time at
Scientific simplification of .convention where 40% of the speakfictured article# in wide* f r t jwere of the Lind just enumerated
«uJ die . are .equally well known. was a signal demonstration that,
Stale Governments are apply* science has joined hands with busiIng acicnce to the automobile in this ness in the best aspects of modern
tnpdern.tr* of awift tranaportntion, commerce.
More than that, a convention of
by. meapa,of State lawa, bated on
‘
findings, in' regard to The National Wholesale Grocers’ As­
sociation was held simultaneously in
,i bake*, headlight* and other m
the adjoining Congress Hotel, and
,f
But. the use of science has gone there were alio simultaneous gath­
rnu’di further in it* penetration of erings of the National Food Brok­
osr&lt; basinet * and economic life. It ers1 Association, the National Fickle
it. boV "only being used by the Packers' Association, the National
'avernment but' welcomed - by the Preservers’ Association and the fa n ­
iblic in the safeguarding of this na- ning Machinery mid Supplies Asso­
The attendance at ..these
**r health. The great initial step ciation,
; this direction was the pasting of various association meetings swelled
Pure Food Law in 1906. But, the number of outside visitors to
ice that time, great scientific II- Chicago on this occasion still fur­
.atorie* .have come into being in ther, and many of their members
tactically all kinds of manufactur* attended sessions of the National
; ^industries, including steel, elec- Canncrs' Association Convention.
city, textiles, paints and varnishes, Here are some of the cogent filings
the scientific . preservation of which these various.speakers pointed
fobp’ituffs by means of canning •— out to it.
to mention only a few.
A Great Range of Subjects

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uld I
fror
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Cou
aid
tui
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wh

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icur
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ia l

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A Croat Demonstration

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I f there ever was an occasi-n
ich demqiutratri the fact that
nee ha* really coinc into its own,
St the Twenty-first Annual Contion o f tHe National Cannets' As*
retailor
laflon held in Chicago early this
• » T. Here where more than 5000
mportant business men, including
1 .highest officials of many nationknown corporations, emigre*
for a space of five days, cxactS TyTtO*
f tOkji of the formal addreises were
delivered by scientists from great
• Universities
experts from
the
United States Department of Cotntntyce and the V n'lcd States Uc1 paflment of Agriculture, Home EAr
ncutjca expe-t from crent news. • Riper* and magazines, and more
,*u*r\({*t{ who are working directly
for th e, Association in its rlaborate
R^ieareh Laboratories at Washing■ toft, D. C.
1 ‘;’ 'There'was a reason for this — a
" “ fttadAmeptat reason of vital import
J "filte r rill lion a of. consumers of
'ted foods in this country today.
. inert and organizations putting
tip'l processed foods are now and
have for many years past been trykqginot only to preserve the best
fQfdl in the. best ways, hut con­
stantly to improve these ways, and
in order to accomplish this object
thtr have had to recourse to expert
technicians and scientists.
Tfiis.,ia why they called so largely
at, this Convention on the scientist
and the consumer, the economist and
live representatives of some of the
at, publications which reach the
tewife directly tu help them in
tUf production, miccssing, prcsruUpon and distribution of thrse food­
stuffs which form such an important
part of our national economic life

Dr, Levcrctt S. Lyon-of the In­
stitute of Economics, Washington,
1J. C.i made clear tu the assembled
canners itie importance from an eco­
nomic point ui view of assembling
and studying tiie statistics of buying
and distribution in tbeir own field
not only for thcii own licnctit but
for that of the consumers.
Dr. Carl L. Afsbctg, Director,
Foot! Research Institute, Stanford
University, Pa)o Alto, Cal., de­
veloped some further arguments
along this line, and dwelt on the
new competition for the consumers’
dollar.
“ Food habits," lie said, “ do not
change as suddenly and as unaccountably as the Iniglli of skirts or
the width of trousers, but they dn
change with time.
Ihc consump­
tion of Hour has goiu- dmvn l-Ci
per capita since l'J!7 i hr consump­
tion of sugar has gt tic up 50';;. In
I9J6 at least T.s nii.luin -hdlars woi ill
of salad dressings were sold. I laiistale that into salad unde largely of
fresh fruits and vegrUtdes anil sec
what it mi .ms to you Carload ship
incuts of Bed) hint and vegetables,
not counting what is hauled by
motor truck, have gone up from
700.000 ears jn I''JO to nearly a mil­
lion in lOJs
Wliut lias happened
between I9J5 and 1’iJS wr don't yet
know.*’

r;t,1Ufif
f&lt; ' ip d ’ R. S. Hollingshrad of the Deartment of, Couintcrce, and \V A
6f, the^ Department of Ag* totiruitsrr, W

partiueotof
-rtfuttare, W
ashington,D.G
■I .The speaker.* front thfi Hcsearrlt

m m *s f “ ■ - *

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Laboratories
maintained
by the Na­
tional Canners' Association itself
tdri'Ottr national Capital, were R. J
' “ ‘ OtnfiSon, who spoke twice E. .1
aeroti, F. L. Go wen, C. G Woodp, Dr. W . 1). Bigelnsv and Dr
f . *Rohraip, the last two ns-

iftittf ijoiown’ for their important
trk in the fields of dietetic re
• R H fV t s d

The second investigation ivj &lt; an
inquiry
into prejudice!
ag.iiust
cam rd foods. The s|&gt;eaker conclm'-d that "prejudice! against
can cil foods do exist, these being
against all products in some cast*
and against specific products in
others. The most inporunt is ttic
unfounded fc.ir that sickness is like­
ly to result man the consumption
of canned foods. Of lesser import­
ance the fears of pos-dhlc metallic
t oiitauiitiation and of the presence
of preservative*.
“ 1 lie gie.it convenience of canned
products, liv-ir wholesomriicss and
nutritive value, as well as the Vpiality of the better grad-s lias more
ill..n olT-el many of (hr objections.
The consumption rf routed'fdodf,
mr.iiUirr'cf b y ' (lie y&gt;r dui'fh'ti, ha*
abnii! doubled be! wren 1914 and
l"25, wliile'tlie populat! m has grown
from about ‘*7 in ill i m to 115 mil­
lions. an increase of aiipioxima tely
IX 5 inti cut."

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"During 1R80,’’ lie said, "(be
United Slates Census reported a
bean production of 3,000,000 Imsliels
for the United Stales and a total
population of approximately 50,000,1)00 people.-' Our pnpntaimtftCiTfy
is estimated as 1IB.000,000 people,
and the beau production (or 1927
wa&gt; J.,396.000 Imsliels. If the people
of the United State1 O-day air the
same amount ■&lt;( bcjiis per capita as
in 1880# we could only me a produc­
tion of 7,000,1)00 bushels. Our per
capita vrm.uiiiplion. however lias iti' Teased over two hundred and fifty
per it ill. 1‘his iuctea-e in ill,- it
id he au&gt; by the average A uteri ait
!u,« brep laigrly due to the deyrl.i)
men! id 1tie i anuitig indii div. pn
dlteiiiR a tar lietter product Ilian th
average ii.-iue caked luaii-, advei
ti ing lliis pioilnct nationaily, and
making it rradily available to the
public.
Professor A. T. Erwin of the State
College. Atttr», la., discussed pumpkins and Mjua.h which are lai-cd for
caoniiig in tllirtv-otte -dales. He
**dd of tlie difii-ultv of i!i&gt;t:it];uisliinj; between pumpkin amt squash
pie.
"Wlieu the hoii rw iie gits through
putting in butter, sugar, nutmeg and
whatnot." tie sail!, "any minor differ­
ences as to flavor are loM."
C. B Sajre of thr Agricultural
Experiment .Station, Geneva, N. V ,
told the canners oj the practical
value to them of grading sweet corn
feed for sire, and Dr Illtv e y W.
Wiley deli vrrrd an iniprotuptu ad­
dress commenting beoignantlv on
the addrerres rd the other speakers
with a word about the great ad­
vances made during lit* life-time in
the rrientific canning of food*.

Tha.GoverDRiBiit'*. Contribution

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Tiie three United State* Govern­
duoewffe.' was reprevented
s Both AtwRter who conduct# ment officials made important con­
_____ Eormomlfl Department tributions in their addresses to the

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Pr. Frank M. Surface of thr Bu­
Frudrace Pmuy. Home
ie* Editor cT the ■Chlcaqo reau of Foreign and Domestic Comluccvc, Vnlled^Statc* Department o
Commerfer Waihitiffton; D.' C.'. tol
hrte mainta'uud in New the canners about some o f their
y by "Good Hoo*ekee'pinr" waste* in distribution and pointed
e (o test and pas* on the out that they do not even know the

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The three women speakers who
addressed thr t ............... .
spoke
,-f the ptejildlies again &lt;t i aimed
lonils anil made pitas lor more e*phcii labeling
Mi s Ruth Atwater,
Doertor of llotne Economics ot the
National l at:m ts' A sms iatloit. said:
’ Women want to know relative
food salne#, and air interested svhrn
they know the re nits of our labora­
tory research oil the mill Mil e Value
of canned food*. 1 hey ate delighted
t i find them ranking s o well in vita­
mins and mineral salt, and lit rnrrgy
value
I lutd ait* utcrra'iug desire
expressed by home makers to have
the label I'll more about the con­
tents of the can."
- Mi** • Domthy B*. MnrMt of the
Good Housekeeping lu'Mlitte, New
York, said cut this same ub|rrt:
“ By far the higge t problem that

our Ivut-ekeepri
l.a e t. ll- r is
that of luf'. ing c oined food! intel­
ligently with or', the meagre in­
formation ou i an label, to guide
them. In I., t the average retail
buyer know* nime &lt;f the value*
and grade- of •th'-r- l ju v other
t i,nk t'l.m o' i.ium-d foodYet l
will itllonuril coli-utret art' tlie big­
gest a-sets von as camicr* ran Have)
To buy camicd fo, d- uilrliigeplly
tlir (ou-iimcr miwt I-iie knowledge,
ll i-. lo he h.-iK-d lh.il ui t'.e war
lulure you v, ill br . &gt;I.* !o pay in­
creasing attculion to ttie establish-,
ttirtit of uniform «*andard* for all
pjikcM in all Slat*, and for labels
that will declare ai nsr&gt;!cly the ipiality and ijnantity -f the -ontent* of
thr can. li i- in this &gt;v.iy that you
can best co-operatr with your con­
sumer—the Auirtt-an housekeeper.’*
Mies Prudence Penny. Home Eco­
nomics Editor of the t'hicaRo Her­
ald-Examiner ejmkr along the same
lines, emphasizing the housewife's
point of view bv reading extracts
of some of the thou-amls oi letters
which die receive* from readers of
the woman's page of this news­
paper.
No Problem NrgUcIpd

Thr tix #(»r.ikrr' from the Nati.ina! Cajinor*’ Ataoctalion'* own
Research Lahoratorirs in Wathinf^toil, D. C , r-pokc on highly techni
cal subject#, all luting to do with
the problem! of the further im-.
provrnnfAt of foo.l products and o f
tlie turthod* ot proofs»ilig thema
That there G not a problem in te-,
gard to the production ot pure, ap­
petizing, nutritive am) healthful
food! which i- tin! being a«5iduoii'Iy
studied both within and without Ihej
industry was cnrrrEr»M-e4y proved hr
this unusual Convention where
bital-.
ere bit*
ncM and xcienrr sat down together,
and talked over these problem* from,
every point of view.
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Tefcns, nl&gt;n
- has been tied, ,ip at this tiny by theziim aqlaf MiT.”3fr&gt;rtlnuT[ out here and cIsewhT '
arranged with a lawyer to file di'm tin-unLial com^
u n i proceedings in Paris. The ,' l,'t‘l'!'l iMrty. Act^j,
young.licsband, hejpg of n romani'i:
nlitUTo, tjUggc.Alqd that tiiey uudqr-

'constabulary),

,,!,&lt;AlnR i:- S. Marina
take a sVfoVuF hoiieyrtoott $tp tl-J wok burned iienzlj-

hope that their differonees 'might

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h e'itw d u up. T h e y 'haec lltny. grim V**"*4?Vans,- urnnjiual lb
streels of
to England fi&gt; ’uMt^tl : thp' T!itih J

Natfoti; I Hi^’fevijnL,

m: . the .lT'
icjitT .in.fiupt
There v v n « ;l - " u

on their honeymoon.
Unless the're Ls a. recqneiljatibn
they wjll return t o ' l ’a ri* t o . tube
up separate residences and await
the hearings of the divorce action
in the Fi iiio Cou^t. i
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•newspaper belicv^JJS
shipments- will disturb
•ami urge, ttmt thc-pei

stop? them.

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The Housekrpper’a A ..jle

Wo Eat More Bean*

The men from grral universities
and scientific institutions who spoke
aC the. session*, oi this Convention,
where,men representing so many nulCapital sat and listened and
Icazned, ware J)r, Leverett S. Lyon
ct*-. ., o f the Institute of F.conoinir*.
j
Washington, I) C-. Dr. C L. AK:
' i» # t of Stanford University, P*lo
AJlo. Gaj., P. C. (ra)loril of I’ tir.. d o * University, Lafayette, |nd.,
i * '" r t o fe is o r J. F. Cox of the Michigan
College of Agriculture, Fast I.anMich., Profevsor A. T, linviti
i
'o lfthr State College, Vinev, la.,
B., Sayre of the Agricultural Kxpni
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Station, Geneva, N. V.. and
"TCSt, l«it 'fry no mean* b-ar-t. tlie
vonrraWn Bd-year old Dr. Harvey
syr \Vifej-,
u iicy. father of the Pure Food
w!(p needs no organization or
}d*titution to identify him in the
A^finds of a grateful pulilir.
I rslfk representatives of the United
•Slates Government Departments
\y|io contributed their quota to the

total volume of* their wholesale or
.retail trade. ..lift n t lfo , » _,ple» *°J
them to consider the possibilities of
reducing the number of sizes yttd
styles o f cans to the minimum tteces’trary-'fo meet the needs of the coo*
sumer.
.. ,
W. /V Wheeler of the United
Stales Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. C., gave an account
of the Seed Verification Service, in­
augurated in October of last yeir
by,the Bureau of Agricultural, (ito*
nomics of the United States De­
partment of Agriculture’ to'give the
buyer of certain kind* of segd a veri­
fied-origin seed . certificate, issued
under authority of the Department, f
The speaker said that this service
was important wherever there is
value attached to the locality of pro­
duction of any kinds of seed. At
present its scope is limited to alfal­
fa, clovers, and seed coni, but the
service may be extended to olbrr
seeds if sullirient funds for the pur­
pose are forthcoming. Sixty-three
dealers in J4 Stales scattered from
the Atlantic to the Pacific and from
Minnesota to Texas have enrolled in
this service for the first season eitd" 11; June ,tj) this year.
R. S. Hollingshcad, Canned Foods
Specialist of the United State? De­
partment of Commerce, reported on
two investigations of consumers’
opinions of canned foods mad: by
ihat Government Department. The
first survey indicated that the con­
sumption of canned foods was great­
est among those whose incomes
were hct»vecn $1500 and 5-000 a
year. Due of itie outstanding lads
was that the convenience of C Mined
foods was the principal re.imn (or
their use. Another was that the
consumption of canned foods in win­
ter uas (roiq two to eight times
as great as in summer.

Slniiley Mortimer Jr., memhers of ‘lt.u,ua on Sunday
to this pifint, which will boost th • rich nml rociftlly prominent New 1 ,,!lwl
Gel. elect ion, acco
enparity of this line 10 per cent. York families.
received today.
The Illinois pipeline front West
Arcording to the story told to-

POUT ARANSAS, Texusc .iturn |fr&lt;?r afterward topfn in r^f rttTOTittrrtllP^rlt»!dr*t rttT&lt;rr of "trunk line.”
’The Inrftent; offi port Iother Texns port wjieTe deeper wa- L A refinery. which when enmpleffth e worltlj In pdlttV of* tunfid gc* Tor wus nvoiluhle, /
.
Jed, will have n enpneity o f fiO,0O|t.
barrels of crude per day ia now',un,-.
As
a
result
construction
o
f
an
expiirthfi,* "is bbfngi■fleVehtpcti ■hbre
tier constrbetion by Humble Oil 'atyl
emergency
line,
to
terminate
on
the
fry tht* Htirnble Pipe lino Go. and
lUtfining to.
t'o, pt Jtigh;sidu
SStatijm,
(iigtestuu viiaupn,
gulf const o f Mustang Island 'was i^tinuig
Huflibld'OB rind- I’.cfitiinBlGo;,-.Mb- beg'fl*r«ifiidtH
!Wihi«I, tic.*:liifiiJ J;,’ l/.kViSh*1,! i'iKthlt&lt;) W*.hjsftdni Ii5
Mdinries' p? .the Standard'Oil Co; of pollution o f thu gu lf waters from here.
f
Texur, whoso ?ii)|000,0p6 hfpelide spillage and consequent danger to
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systems serving the prolific West murjuqJifjwlieiX'iil'oulyv sL(R‘ - o flG . U L U I.I'IE ’ .I•, A ;t;.,'
Texns oil fields teimfjihte ^it ^Ids rials;cmtamed ,ifii injdnctilfit *aiKl‘ ! ()NR)U-Tht iruis tv.TVrry,1;t|, \ejil
ly known in Southern medical’cirhiilted this work.
point.
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,
a ixuiirit the Jitnnhle has cles and prominent Mjieficld hankWith' its pipeline and ship-lonJ("day, Huj'Sirt a fel
ing facilities inadequate*to handle ;ifcyn&lt;Jouiyrflhe s,e;i'*linf ,up^ is run- eG'.dh’d
the 200,000 barrels pcf duy ’out ot i-t'ntisiting on Horiior Island, just low of the American t oik-go of
West Texas, for which it is untlur inside the government jetties at (Surgeon's.

Prejudice* Unfounded

I’ C. Gaylord, Specialist in Mar­
keting, I’utdue University, l.al.iy
ette, Ind., disctisseil lire grading ..(
tornal' I S a. ' lading to I ’nilr d Slates
staiul.itds. and Piutrssur I. I*’ (Tox
of thr Michigan State College of
Agriculture slated that (hr pre-cut
yearly bran crop of the United
States is vvmtli approximately $50,0sJ0.fliHi am) that about -f(J5'e of it is
canned.

Scientist* W bo Spoke

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that sector-ciF- its* oil pipeline -sys-

tent from f.ythC iioitr Sun Antonin.

tc j point, entufin/; the i oinliinrttimf To

itu wharves at Part An
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in e numm:’ limn mi'‘tliydrce honeymoon'’ is the latest,. Gnly minor
rath plet dtFiafiffiyt&amp;yn* o f -“ Jotyii" on The lirincfji'sBk are Mr. ratifi. Jire* tid? denifinu+i-

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KVery economy tha&lt; can jup'.s-My :»t* unVcicd in City 5&gt;o\ununeni is being- prac­
ticed in the operation of the Cih .of San lord.
The number oi* City employees June been reduced, salaries cut
description lias been pared h&gt; the hone or done away with.

expense of even

Cndee the budget systenf^Cily ouerniion is on a rigid economy basis. So much has
been allowed for each ilem of necessary expense and no more. The budget system has saved you large sums Mr. -Taxpayer.
I hese .economies, the sax ing o I money .ami the economical operation of the city "ill
all go to waste and TAX I' S W ILL H A Y K TO ill; LVCUUASLD next year unless you
pay this year’s assesmenl promptly .Mr. Taxpayer.
There is a certain amount of.property within (lie ( ’ i 1;&gt; limits; it is subject to a tax
lor the purpose of securing funds to g iv e lJ conveniences and protection without which you would nol live here. Taxes represent 1V ( of the City’s revenue___
il you don 1 pay them promptly you, your lanuly and every citizen o f Sanford will
suffer.

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AD. RATES

Position by
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RECEIVE BLQ1
NEW ENACTMI

Mrs. Coolidge Goes 4
To Mother’s Bedside.

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Special solo of high grade feed*
nil this week. Bought before the
advance. Horse, Poultry, and Dairy
Feeds. 11. II, McCall InduHlries,
Inc. 4th nnd Elm.

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_7e a line
' r i u e on rrqneet.

, fenced rates **• toT
Hti»e insertions.
" « r d s of ave r a g * length
nted e linea _
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Bum cherge o f 80e f o r

Dont let two of them go after some­

10-A Poultry and E kks ^5'

thing that one could bring home.

Turkey eggs: Mammoth Lronro
from blue ribbon stock, $5.tW
per selling, W. J. liaupt, 117 W.
Adalee St. Tampa, F!a.

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AeS* (Ifldlficfttiofli
r r . r r o r is made The Sen(Wemld will l&gt;e responsible
dr one inrorrect Insertion,
irtftiser fo r subsequent
cC The office should &gt;
Immediately In c b m of

Make each one do its duty. You’ll

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BABY CHICKS
Selected stock delivered, W. le g ­
horns 100 $12. Heavy Mixed 100
►Y12. U. Hocks and It. I. Beds 100
*» # $15. 500 $70. Emerson Hatchery,
Brooksville. Kin.

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find the most practical help toward

ItM l Planis and Flowers

[{crald
represecUttTS
nrlly familiar with rates
ind clasiificatidh
will
* too complete infonnstjon.
( 1(100 wish, they w ill assist
Jit irordlng your w e n t ad
tlh it more effective.

Zinnia Plants: Burpee's Giant,
25c per doz. $2.00 per 100. Mix­
ed or separate colors. B. F. Whiincr, Jr. 420 Summerlin Ave. Ft.
Mellon. Phone HB2W.

njiour.cemenLs
ODUCING lio ng's F i n e P o r k

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tion every day.-

FOB KAI&lt;E: Tomato Hunt* 1020
Myrtln Ave. J. A. Cunningham.

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have to he nrt.mipan'.ed by Utll’ purticuturs.
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DRAWING THE NElf
‘‘Comparatlvaly •feir .‘--ef v these
sharks will get through . tha net .
which we ore *&lt;&gt; clo»lely, drawing
round them," said Sir Philip Cunl.ffc-Lister, the T’retlift'HV*1 (ft the
Hoard uf Trade, in speaking upon
ilu- Hill. “ Parliament cannot real­
ly do anything to protccL a fool
from Ins lolly, hut what-It ran do
is to make sure that evert'a f&lt;Ad 1*
isHen a &lt;Imnre not to be tbblfth.”
The Hill js an cnorinuua, ulfulr of
)01) pagt's. As a whole it
not
.mmediuli ly he passed, . but.-, the
clause dealing with the .whltfc col-

lo flic

toad ■'til health vjlmv i*f battled CiTl*o■j (c»i hc%ri4y'rv.
hrr wt.rU in clir cU'vr*»om% of
i IfJilmc r .|iu 4iiniu! null luiionv in llir I
* ud &lt;»thrr vt»tmtnrs, |)r. Storm* \\*% l»cen
m tr. .hi . lit
».minhnft r r#« 'vicntific
|H.Uiu.r • • * v*ln* recently vomj'lrtcd a
trip -iirnufiil tin Mt*»rlil ft* iduclv wfiruii'i

vA. fk. in \iiuiuv Ijitil* l ur three )#4fi
&gt;hr wlv j ii.cinlxf ut ilu MiullV
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horn i Minnhu i*nivcr«iiv, No% ^ *»r»
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I t *T* , it..1 i* i miinhrr ul fhr Amirita*
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Will., S,
in In i* If 11 Si^mu IS ^wnmeti’*
c. I. 'lilt Al&gt; f ' rhuiiipioli Split ke|s; St, Variety
Ii- s i ' j i . i In moil); ii.- Aimritjii a . m&gt; ' mr Dii iii Iit will ro me into effect ini-Hunt; l*i. Tango orehe-tra; I0:!!'t,
aiii.'i oi t mirron Wumen. P. Hm &gt; |med ntely the Ib^yal Assent ixVgivIMlt Ir tttrfnilv, lllT 1'. I . 11. b l v r # * f I .
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tn (to* lieiiin-

K' '
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\ tn Mii«jM»n »\in i .* nitiirwiaietl

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ll. u t o b i ■ there ha* bekn little
■•imler Itrilir b thw to preven( the

at aIt yiul a.lvrr.

tiling lo rduCAir t*»fp*timi r*

-,f di-fhrtw—if) the past

few yen is.

lunt IK C t uinl if . will toitj*ir.iie in a

lajErnai.i— 1
W EAK WT11* WT
AG W tS II W L II’ WKC W t’.ti
WCAE WTA M WSAI WHAS
WS1I.

the (-rliiiair ■■&gt; t . Iielil in Jua.
L- **

WATCHES,

I f millions

: futfmiiil trjvlc a5«H'tifu i| dt NVjyfisnu-

cull * "*t
i «j i &gt; •’ *v m
" f i J; |
l.iimiNMi- T n * 1; '.M*1* S.iuhu
fit*-*, t-*)^ u. •*,.* I &gt;**ii*jcr.illr |*rI
•
lnMl
|( t 4,
, «,
J*iugrum; M s Muntiaitun I tin; •*.
for lent.
See nttr local tfour.sel
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r „ H '. o &gt; v r 11.1^4
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i
I’ll It tSIl Kit
i t u night lim it ; tl. W.ihlotf A s tm - *
.S. It. Dighton, Sanlord. H on d a.
| „ ,.
,., iu,u„ur„&lt;e that I am a
I
thi i i i.na i tin i i r rm H r i
oi\hesitu; .. Synagogue Sen '
|
I • ..n.lt.lale f..| the* iiltu. of Von*
t if f i
iilit iio i •11;. iuitiiiiLi« ) ic»* .; *
v**c j I; t.ilk; i, *
Mahoney Apts.
llXHI Oak
Ave. I
_______ _____
_
_ i mai.tiiytstrli't
V - i. Serulnol.
f!*1 l V
Furnished. W atsi and gara g e .!
j Count i. i-*J"rlda,
L‘t»tr
com
C Ir* I I
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t.iHnli u h Ilnur;
III; Ul, NiUuutu.
Vacant Apr. let. Phone 1 8 - . L
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Jy. 4 in,'til Its old. Weight
D IA M O N D S,
If, lbs. Libei 1 .1 Reward. S. --------------------------------------------— ------ I OS’
olry, Federal Bakery.
J
K
W
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L
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AND
.1 room furnished apartment. Silo.
.utomvslitt

Mure It 2H.

,
ru n s t a t u iraasi. V T iu u
m i l i I t'It 1% n r Till. ITflt'l IT I —
Mortgage Loans
l n Inn to aiuivu:ne my eandldacy
t 'n r i i T
W E D N E S D A Y . M A R C H in.
I
*, ,
1I tor the State lelgalatui. (Utsjyf
. % turn mire iid *;nll.lno&gt;
.
.* * i v
i
mi impto\nl residence and htminm-s j
n l(l fc|,p tr“l l t , supooit In f*»i1 Ilie-» - 1
. rfi *• u r r i # i u .&gt;f in** i *i r •
*■*!»,
ptoperty.
Baldwin Mortgage ( ’&lt;».,

BY CHARLES A. SMITH]'
International N r * . Srrvid
St.-ff Currespcndent
LONDON. Mar. ?fl.-MrtJm He
tt run i f a Rill inlr'sluced Jn the
Houxe of Cnmtt|uns by.ike Dntish
GiiU'rnnient, tiie white collar3hhmlit of the future will find It much
bnnler t &gt; uulidtd his rro|&lt;(hlFsn
'Mmr.» ” upon the Rriii'h publli.
The ll'll has Itccn intro&lt;iucd«1 :tx
the result of a rising-wav#iaft)irn*
test against the activitIc*^^Am ­
erican .and British errmt sharepushers, who fire estimated ta have
Get red an unsbapcctlng pulil!^ out

Sylvnniu Foresters; O! 1
S o n gs -VV.tZ WBZ KDKA KY-

1 Bedroom.

15— Apartment For Rent

puppy

VVeibtesd.),

27—

Downtown Tuesday: whito
b»r pin set with two small Two room apartment,
lAlt two small emeralds.
102 Oak Ave.
■j. Phone 638.
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Coll ie

Wares On The ^rilishPu]|&gt;He

1-1— Rooms Without Hoard
411 Pork Are.

,

(tim
nums VtinTlukf ll SHf.
flnill For ('rooks To Pawn

FEAT PRES O N T IIK A l l f

birthday tt&gt;-!ay bv woiling at hi&gt;
desk as usual.

Money 1V» Loan

Dill Introduced dka House lo r

ih.'td Goodrich Hour; Orches­
tra and Quartet —W EA F WEI I W r it ’ W.IAR W lA G Wt'SD« 1 II l.l \N n. STORMS
H W I.IT WKC WGY WGlt W
Hr, 1ilVian It. Storms, v*uUIv kryrtvin
i AK WTA M WWJ WSAI WIcvturrr. on home ecnnoniit* umi l«*r
«.N BVIA.y
H.SD..,lt&gt;Ji’L her nutrifion.il VAurh injilu* Lnitcvl
lb-.W PbliimViia rbnitngrapn * Sryrri .mil ahroii), Ikm l»tcn yppuifitc l
MELLON CEL KBKATES
H our;' Studio Party WOR W*
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Director «»i Munir hcoiiomict lor ih •
American Ihmlrrt of L'jrUuMif.l lic\rrWASHINGTON, Mur. 21 t IN S ); i At! W S'AC WEAN WKIH. W
\ pcrtiunrnr lK'|uMmrni *0 I luiuc
- Kt'iietary of the Treasury An-j MAK WCAO W.IAS WADC W
1 Mifit*n.iC&gt; ti4v Wen cxtyLUaUivl l*y fhi»
rtmv \V. Mellon ubserxid his 73rd.^ A lt' WKRi* WGHP.

saving money in this Classified Sec­

TO A D V E R t l S E H P

uj*. 117 MagnoPa Ave.

NORTHAMPTON, Musa.. Mar.!
27.— t IN'S)—Mr*. Calvin Coolldge, ’
I wife of the President, VTUs, at the
bedside of her mother, Mr.-, l.einlra I
Goodhue, today. The stricken moth- t
*■' at Dickinson.Cooley Hospital
seemed cheered by the early morn* j
ing visit uf hev daughter, who has- |
tenej here from Washington by
fa“t express. Mrs, t’oolidjrr was at t
the btd-iiU* of hor mother from 1:45 A. M. to 2:45 A. M.
Mb*. Goodhue recognized .Mr*.
Covlidge and the two conversed for
» few moments. The rest of thc|
time .Mrs, Ooolidgv sat by her j
mother’d bedside with her friends,;
Mrs. Kuftis U. Hill, who arcomp i
anted her f -out Washington. Mrs.!
Goodhue's physician, Dr. Justin K.
Hayes declined to hazard a gu -s
as to h-in long Mrs. Goodhue might
live. "Because of her age. ’'lie said, “ it would nut be fair to guess.":
Mis.■Goodhue is 7H.

Dollars

(toi t u wdftXN SCIENTFST—
TO SHOW HEALTH VALUE
OF CARBONATED DRINKS

R,adio
Program s

i: c u h la A d r s a r a

ID— L ivesto ck

m

smooth

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1“ It begins: ’ It shall not 1« Ujsrful

I room uparttnent ro: rent. Irang- P H O N E -T7t» ' o r Repu.re on all l'-f
i
M e h .Hijii tin ^ *•* j i :* * •ii'i.i***
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Mi|*|»fM I e’*fb ru&gt; |*| »*vlii«i**
Wiilt Neivaii.. Tin. :
~
~ tut any person to go from hoaje to
r# ^
f.i IT*
"9(\* r til l
*’*■
i* *rrti ...•* j ij« 11&lt; »'f U r J** if'*- and
ley apartments. Oil I’urk Av«.
Ifhape. A real buy at
$77&gt;0.
make* uf
Radius
and I’tiuno-, lllt'iU'e IM* t*■-* t #*t|*l'■■**'**• • 7** ifrlVf f'm, i I'!., *. &gt;iiln
» *f *rii* V M*t» K*»**rlun*1 »*1vliV'l' .* i *• l •*,
in # . .
.
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. . - .
|luMse offering shurca for .-.imbIt Smlaclr Tire Shop (00 W. (hill 251.
' 11» al *" dial IV Iill
graphs
I f we don’t fix it. there all U im |M |&gt;if y
;\ 11 a c k e r CM C ll l e i Is
s.iiption or purchase to thu public
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nv
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oini
I»m
l l « r- i, ’u,*'t
i (,V
I* ,M|#r Im
ft or lir-ti.*; ♦»:.*•!.*,ii&gt;rrul»Ii*
)t,
tn*
ill
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*4*nfrfi»
e
|t,
is no charge Cuiirh’s, ln8 S. Park f*i U » \ttt *
Jk'HV * S J | I 1 N 4l(!iV.
IlM ,
ICriM Ih'UI , ^ •&lt;*.
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Nicely furnished apartment* w|th Ave
vv i M v r i . L
I' 1.4&gt; t*i ;
K**l‘ i» i Ihuir; hi, « «*l
lfilHtlE
ail modern conveniences, phone
ii 11 -I., I .... .. n o'** Hyi i
*iii*h**\
|te 1 ,ii' uial Graham Irticltt. 70. Call at ;MH Palmetto Ave.
i nn • h i \ n
si r u m v r i:\ iH iv r
SALE: 1!&gt;2»* Marinon

Sedan

Suffering Collapse

and Mtli. St net. Phone ft.

IlNS l COWAN CO. Auto
rtcr and sheet metal works,
lenci Afenur.) I’hone 7HI-VV.

•ii

( I ’oliticnl AnnttuitffmenlH)

16— Houses For Kent
ilium house: hath: screened porch:
double
garage:
large
yard,
CIIK AP! ! Mr*. Moffitt. 1111 Cel­
ery Avenue. Phone 42(5J.

mini. MA KM ON'S
anb.nl Automobile &lt;
lagnnlia A m1.
Phone 137. Seven Rooms $25,00 per monthIttipiire dno. I&gt;. .linkins, Court­
slnrt# Service
house.
fSFER Sirvice of all kinds
nr S70-W or 3302.
C. E
cuing.

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a .4ftf#iin*

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mm

* oW things new by use of
Spar Varnii.lt. Lacquer and
1 S«hl lr&gt;- Sanford Paint A
V r Co., G. 11. Stuart, M g r
’■ ltd. fct.

10 acre farm on Cameron Ave ,
two small dwellings, all tiled
and in good condition. Address P.
O. Box 701, Sanford.

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to

t iih

t ti rt 'Jts

Mtlt Vi%K*1 VNM:

I 'l i n T i 'v j i r v '.
or

n gtiiM ii.i:

n tt'V T r.
i wist. t.. unnniine- that 1 am -T
eunrli-lotr f..r rr-il&lt;-etIon to ttie oflii-r uf r.iuiit) i'onimisrtl.»er trioo
IilHtriet So t. Rubiert to the (1p.
els tun
ll.e inters III the l&gt;emo
erall.- I’rlmarv 'o
lielrt on Juu#
f.lIi. A. D, I#;’*.
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jnitN u ris ru .

1 tiei rhr nunounce toy cantlMney
fur r r .i l r . l lull lo tlie offlc# Of Hlier*
iff of S.nnlonlr County nubjn-t to
•lie art loo of ilia voter* tn lha
t'.-iu-s-uilc t.rlmary to he field u**t
limn.
I will
ulinrerlaie yuur
sitinuiit.
re#|ertf oily ^ ’“ Y a N D

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i ijvliVi I* ■in* «litui«ai
t u n i n r v r v -•* OUI.
I n u l e i l . \\ W ile. S.
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rUriln . h • "»niM
t.
»*trhr ti%»

2i*— MIsccIlnneouH For Salr

wihr&amp; Mcunfi" Ar*

I'lin u n

Mil.

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N’o, &lt; suhjeri tu tin- b i l l of i(.»
Cteinu-1j .i- l .-t —re .loou 5th. Sso
f.irrt, l.ske
M.inrtu.
I'.tuij.. t.aW.
YLire,
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M t« n i.'n iHr.rliir- ii .h (■-.»■.-« i " i n ,
•tie t lim e
th- si...).- ill‘ triet

I perc h) min'i.itcv t-.v . Jll l l . l j ; '
fo r Justice ut i ' n o of f.lsti let No
f, sul.J.-rt t" tt.,- il-«,l--|nn of II.*
If honored by
oon.lttfillon I
..rumIs# to d-yi.tr all tt.e energy tints, s Ifl tt.e l'e m .» rail.- I’rlmer.
..tin A- I 1 H i t
alut einerlence tf.ul
J possess to to bn I t .1 on June
r. a v n • s r v n t t

i n t i i k t a i t . i t * •*»■ v#.-*iivt»i »•
riiiv rv .
I iriili to tirtriotinr,‘ ttiui I am a

•-a ti-1lit .&lt;t. for n —elecljon to tl.» - f
lir e ot .''Oil.if Domnitewtciner ! " ' » •
lilftr.hi N « f. —t.t•J**i•t to tt.e .Ictstno u| tt.e v o lr rs 1,1 ll.e t'euut
rr ull. I'rmutry tn be tfolj on Jour
Ml,
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t,,t f ‘“ VeeHnrt ^ |l. r . l t 0' ' V , !'iitlim’
to \t &gt;,|I, for tin best
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ii
ae gt. n| i Mile, i . ti. , i t.»&lt;i-.ii of
r tio'uie. ie-f.ti.-eer &gt;.-|.,.t..o. ,-f

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J

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las. week.

r.ihl,.. at,nl

.,1 Miss L.l,..... M .m l-' *” ^ ..... .

Mas A. l l J

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A " ' " r" r ,l,&gt;

j wjw reported In

W O O _P h ila d . lj.hia.

w r i , , - n ,'ar’ ?fVU r "

7:!ll),'dinner niosit
w,„ It.'iO.
illa.n, ............................
KDKA Pitt-ilmrgh.

pd.il at

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-nil weak

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VAIN,IIAN.

. y o n ft M C M * * #
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I l.erel.y isonounce my ranutd.iey
!«,r rteik of the elrcult cnort sub­
ject Hi th'. will of ltig voters In
lha Drmocratte (irlmary fu he held
June
I wHI
appreelat#
your

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cut A H

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I'g a k K riT tA fl

t-r m R Y n

j here!,)' taka this method of uponline.or mi rindirtaCy - f o r .
office o f fToi.nly Vrosecutlng A " o r n#y.
sohje-I
l«
tha
ttepinriatlr
Prim ar y.
'
will
' • . “ 'J*
suimort gtyen
, » .,h f / ' " ' m i
---- llifttl, If elected. »IH|
of th#

U H TII

Woman Prostrated
By Domestic Scandal

Schetie, tarty.

&gt;v 1

RELEASED »

• •!
BIRM INGHAM .

a n , , .............. .

Ti.O • , i. .| hf.,

...day

...nstta-e.l

Atu.. «Ma*J 21.

M.

&lt;•-&lt;«.* - ^ r =w
M,s

ll«ui.

,,f affection against Mrs. E. I’.

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alllUltd.')

O'

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»r ttie - ugf lee *,f fit., i t "
.&gt;1e 4
Sllbfevl I*. ' ' V III
s « L..lrr# .,1 tlie June I , n u r y

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was th.- victim «f fainting •*,&gt;t-l!*,
tinting whirl, lie would remain nilconscious for liqUI's.

7, tlm.lei- nttlslrj H, |irc-r.uslct set-

fT.'i.'.', VVSII Atlanta, t',10: 7, M&gt;*
it* rs1 ot elicit nt; 7:30, tii inter cun
u d ; H, Scars Itoehuck foundation;
in n io tiT .it, i
Ipai.u ’1 roubatlours; t*:•*'*, Good. ivt t, to d.iitnu.n e to, i jttdid.',, * .rich limit*; 10;30, National grand
.... tut, o.lit**&gt; of c.)ti»labl., l*t#ti let i „|je|-y

J

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It 11DCS A G A I N

I.UNDON, Mar. 22, (IN K )—
Ih tnile Ids narrow escapt. ye»letv

1 .2 :10, 1

W|1e„ be was throw,; fAun hi.
K. kiddie Story period; S:3ll, etisent- |ll)|ni.
J( n ,ce ol Ristdy, Hedforhie; l*. music; 9:30, organ.
| shire, the Prince of Wales w'ua hi

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etrnli A
n T»IUt‘&gt;)
WMAS
7:- the saddle again today. The Prince,
jf ll.ega
m in
|r( F|Ttlt,rU.
w vVile; «, 930:
Crowell
finished secidnl iu tt |tdint-ld*pujnt
l oit t in v r t an« K « koii inTAXKK
IVr'-ril#^ i o i w t o r t i i #: ' ' " ' J l 1 . Program; 9. Ijiana Troubadours; i nee at Harrow by for the Duchess
t w ish
unry.tin.'i tn, th# pent.'*
^
'
Goodrich Hour; lll:3&lt;*. NV- ,,f .Rutland F uji, The prince finish­
of FenKmJr fou m y Diet 1
“
ed the nice without mishap.
ts
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Inngl
grand
opera
• -.im tlita te f o . t e . e lf c . t lo | i t o Ih# o '
rteclaii.il of th» Lolete In-the Demo-

ill ’tl.u, , United

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NO MORE GAS
IN STOMACH AND BOWELS

tiji.M w ti .
nbv.S, W K C Wuhhi.igton. •»-#**: i, W.tlkei, a widow, vela,in Voting i»
.
i RBt Ilnur] 7:15, Fiederii W . Wile; |
rled l » l.uvv “ .nurrieti" at Mrr. am u '.V^-naite .
Me offn • K, Crowell Huui'i l*. Ipana Trnuhs- jdian, Miss. Mis, Young runic to
f Sberiif tort will - I ' l " " 1 *• •'&gt;¥■ doi.r-; l':3(*, (iiH.iliit'll Mo.it; 10:311, 1 Atlanta to l«e with a sister hell*.]
it to i.'* t“! . e i i. t. «t.i;i:lt
National Grand nperii
T.,&lt;lay she was placed tuttier jttedlIt &lt;mu »*l«fc t » *»e pM#uis»#tl&gt;
Southern.
I;,| altenlmn. Mrs. Voting recalled
relictt-S » « « e »
la •iniodtS * a g
r u n M in in '#
L*!n;.!i W W N C Asheville, 1,010: today Dial her husband frequently U x r l t . tub.- H«itlh»*ita » ,f'S * TsO-

ta# Democratic f’rlm tr&gt; l«&gt;

f i . e u f V an

«U -»w *ii*M*%
hj thr
hml itii •i 1ri^'U

howevei, |turn lu- turner

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WGV

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( I N S i 1&gt;.piiaM Miirdi'"h.**h-H
Hour: 1". l U r p i n —
l»"'Kntm.
j s . i ‘J W H A M Ruchext cr. 1,1170:.
fui
iovehtigiiti.'ii fullowlng--lt(J i t I I NS I
A T L A N T A . Mar.
K::3. dmner n.u: lc: 7:15. F&lt;c.l&lt;-tie
,),,
,iia
M
|ii
i|,|t&gt;riu.,
whi.lt in ju tid hie Either
\\ Wile; X, Ifrn.irtgt on Ran.I ha ml; I The heartbreak i.k
,,
^
;t::ttl. iimvt.'ul * bCMi.ilal which stunk .&lt;• suililenlv in' tw .mil mot he-.* l.t'v. w u»*ri'ia

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ha.e shown cun* yciiie^in viirioUh oil, lnn«( und min

««'•": ( ^utcabl.. impi.-v*........ io-th^do...

i-ntt i.iiv.vi • nt V;
..giunlture proxiMn: slu.lm; llerln it Yuuug, ■&gt;( Wnycrnss, wife
t ii -t't.y , nnuiitti e
. . iii.i.-t.o' 7;ju, So.oityui.K; t*. Heimr.gton i uf the mishu.g paMor of the ( en ;
lul l' ,,l*J ,' 1' _ V-jiii I; X;3H, Kadi.)
Rollieken*; 3, I trill ll.-llitir-t i ’liureh lu-re.
. I..|e in t&gt;. i'T p ........... o n ti. *&gt; l|iun:i Tiounailniiis;
.......Inc-.
n.iviiig filed hint fur altenntmn

tie hel.1 on .Inti- tttv, A. U . I * f *
Pi *-, l/&gt;Afl

f'Aont)-. It). I he l.emocratle, t’riinanr
On good well constructed colored election In be held June elh. I*
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p r o j. e r t y on »ii tf« f y « i r ' tem&gt;a» J - ? - * —
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prompt service and libera! uppraislinn it'd Male
r o i t -' ijav m » r H i » i i .
al. II. W. Herndon A Co. MUIert ticreh) unnnunr# l « th* p » o p U
Potter
Building,
113
1-2
Magnolia
« r fteintnole Count) that • • * } •
young
i-anflidate for l a * a#&gt;e»sor subject
to the deol#lon of lb * voters In
lb!., l! a, t 1,1 lrttrn Rood Ave.
the DeniocraMc Drtmsry tn lie held
I * h:uft ,!'lenty o f pep, Wo are prepared to consldrr
In Jon# of lids ve*r. I have U * * d
f e S " ; ^ '••Bing-to work
plication for first Mortgage In O ra n a# unit Henilmd# countteg
_________
I I.ace served
as
in i.k u Young man I can Igiana on the best type of resi­ fo r 40 years.
ami
o ffff
county commissioner
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A n ? * 0PPori‘**»Uy. Ap- dences and Mercantile Uuildinga j « r l l ycaes- 1 " a v * mad# tny H r uir.es foreman Hrrabl
Dig raising stock and r l l r u r fruit
in Sanford pt 0 pcL, fl 1-2 pcL. and jwid
0*g id
#V*I7
farming, f pm po-#
to Tel
let ##rtry
B pet., depending nr. tb# characler u n n a y e r ra rry bf# protairtlonaty
of Joan, constfuetlon
location
of bulldlfigs. C. S. HOAQ &amp; COM­ wlU h. .pp/gciaira_ a
P A N Y . 7 W. Churh S t. Orlando.

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2 Acre lot* on Dixie Highway,
near Izike Mon roc. Fine Truck­
ing land, outside city limits. L.
A. Renaud. Phone HMi-W. 304 W: um onr life M s t f "u-td I’ ep»rtm#nt.
ffi-h.mits t’noottes nod i Htles. —t » r 2nd St,
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r.,-cpm vW .n* V . ' P K A KM AN, Jr.
Hions, Drags, Soda. We are EASTER EGGS': Boiled an* colmetl,
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dozen.
DelivercsL
Cackleh-'-y«mr phone. Cull 10.1.
i nn stPKiUATM aX-VT o r
b e r ry F a r m , L a k e Moiry.
Phone
Pim i.ic lAmTniTTiosf
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I Mtu a c-.imlldals f*.r le-sln -ilss
;’IN'(i BLOCKS—Irrigation 5311.
f e office uf r -jM-rlnleluJent of
* and general cement work. BOAT FOE SALT.: :.0 foot bridge ti.
m. i.iiii
lust run In .
for
Keiulnol*
* Conereir Co. J. E, Terdeck cruiser. I bit ty inch draft, Pouniy. eobje.-i to tlte f.eruocrat—,
I’rimury. Yo.tr eopport »ltt *•» ei&gt;,r. Prop. 3rd nnd Elm.
fully equipped, sleeps six. *’rlce lifei-lated.
T \V I*aW-r&lt;)N.
'■"ut.nnuble. P. O. Box 1*38.
• B o o n N G -Th e Roof EvlcKMetal
shingles Plenty of WOOD £ COAL »t’ Du- I I, TII K » t&gt;Tt;ils «*'" XUMINOl.B
f . H &gt;T Y .
V keum i'n and galvinixed
hart'ff Wood yaVd. Ktb .t Gy*
! wish to announce Him J ant a
.-anitldate for re-election to tbr of*
' / • J.anu's H. Cowan. Oak press. Pho’ .e 38C-M.fire ol .'oui.ty &lt;'..inoi.*s|r.n*.r front
a Third St. Phone 111.
1.1striel No. I. et.I.Jrel to tlie de*
27— Money To
el-dnn of the voters lo Hie Itento,-ratl.- I'rlmary to t-e l.elil on Jun#
N
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fc,., ^ r- N't.'iis of nil kind*,
aafor.l I’amt &amp; Wull Paper Money to I»an .—When borrowing m u . a i* l!,!1i0fP- 0 S KTi'.l'.!.*:
or refinancing ynur mortgages
p n a n tfS T V JiTMJh
come to us for straight loan. No
I lt#rrt/ niir»outi**» niy i*ftnt11(Ur&gt;*
Ollli!* o*
*1 -repairing, pianr bother about monthly poyments. flTift r t - r l c r l l o n ti*
iu.tw^
*m CoumUf.
H 'Y ''M ' tD with t7 years B. W. Herndon and Co.- ,Seminole tV.uney
Ilnrliltt. NUl.Jrrl m Ih© WlU of Ih#
t^ n in r ra iin
Vfnt ©i n
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and
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unv r.-i'.gtiiz.Hl Stock Exchange
untiufllchesiru; . ,..n, mstriinivntaJ lilo, v,
lire
ClriL ..f the ClreuJl Court tn-l * ' t » *
tn,. p. ■ nis
lr&gt; ' h*l Klolicer-; * “at. Main Line Symond. if so, where."
, nl
of Seminole fount)'. Floflca, eub- &lt;•' nttnr. I*eirn*c*»ill** l*rv,T*H#,, fit* i .
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oioir ram , 11, i *m Imnd Atluim-y W I. I.ti.wn of
Pulling nil rod to the *h:tra’ er *l
&lt;(^I||- V.,|ere of .SedllroMe Coutlt). mu 10 Ilu* fiffh'r I fviU ( H m i h#■«it1,,tL’h *-&gt; prii .m&lt;\ iw t i r ,
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„ refonu advocalrit ‘ ftiltiloini
Ill iIie I s u . h ■wile Tetiosry
far/- 4ft r U lrlr iil. #Cf*** live r' ai
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IN.S i Sin i iitiduug to tlie long ei or share broker, unless th*. offer
sli.ttii ..I the l n.il ..I Police t’liief is accompanied by n slatontent In
II I' tli.ike and the . vents wliich i writing containing full parUcylar*.
.oil........ he, .ill............him in the
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23— Wanted Real Estate
RpHT PRINT s h o p
ro it TitK i. i: « m , » T i nn
SoKJi-CI I- thr kiirnoael.lng llrnioFY rtrviee or. any thing in Wanted to get in touch with own­
c . a ilc P r li .u iy , I tirretiy unnuurte#
A phunp call will jfpf
f»i
the Hour# or
ers who have few acres for sale. mi rant)Idle-)
llrpreteotefiv. s as a mrnibrr ul
•*»- l'b'-ite 417-W. !) RailJ.
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thing NEW AND UET'*'t r irilTIIER INFORMAFA1 |. PRONE 2.15-J OR
V- n Cm.l.ER, SANFORD

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FOR RENT
OR
S ALE —Five
room, imnU-rn, Spanish Hlyle
stucco bungalow in good locution.
A bargain— 260P Orange Ave.
it !U0 Nnrili Ihtrk Av«. Of Oak Hill Sultdivision, Sanford.
n# 80 for service on all
rewing machirten. Uliera) 5 room hott*o furnished.
Phone i&lt;» i it r tn rim * o c u k v iin o i .k
( O l ’XTV.
ace fur your old machine, on
H05-W.
t wl- h l * unouutire ttcit t om a
"tern Singers. Ia-t us help
.-anitlilate tor ie-elcetlon to llir ot.
Re your hewing trouble*. 2 NEW 5-ROOM bungalow*. Party fire ot t’oiintv rotiilnl*elon* r from
r&gt;tstrict N «. a. subject ti, the tl#Itcblnr «*U material 10c per
going north. Furniture and 20 rlelmi i&gt;t (tie voters In t.ie I»eina- etal.tr f *i JostIre o f the Pr:i. e .1 ill of
Singer Sewing Machine Co
*.o .. Seminole
Cnmil&gt;. .'i.ooty
i-ratlo
t'i I it ary lo
held on June IMstrirt
laying huns, for sale. 1313 Douglas
.-,th ,v iv 1 D2 I• I'l.o ol.i ...Id .tn-ll. e of the I’dtn e fill Jllll#
l n A N U EVANS.
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,|( W E A K , program ; 10;H*I, frolic;
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o '!•- “ PP'I: 010: 9:30, concert program (2 his.)
c-Mtoli In the
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249.9, WCOA Pensacola, 1,200:
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8, instrumental trio] 9, bridge lc#
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IN ION PHARMACY

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City T iiv IWioku will close April I » I a ar(^-.whifilL.©®
kinds upon whieh.laxM remain iinpnld will be
luxen iiKvprovidctl Jiy law, I'crKonal laxe* w n u to w f
unpaid will Ilf plated in the. hands « f a deputy o iU ^ W .
nnd a foe charged for mllefllon &gt;*r Fame,

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5111.9. W M F Meniphls, BWls •*.
studio; 9, Ipatui T nm b ad o iirs ; 9:30,

i l . h ear oi 1,110,1.icTi Hour.

oiderSIpt.ed will. ol&gt; th
Ms, ,t !*• is-:* iirei'. o'

feta. Mhieii are prepared 'e #M*ia ll#
tar » t » i « s r k j i m a » 4 all, Ik# * • *
efi rela reastllma from ! ■ {
sure
,
That r m p lr, « n a»*lt»* ff2**ft* • *
tar pit " f I k r ■t#i#*rt &gt;’ (** _ » * * • # iirnet that anilutta, aervaaa fa*llmg
n lta t r i o ■ a l p l i a l U a a l U t l i U k .
an# r « « **UI a a a la he w e t *•*&lt;•
a deep breath n H k s m * t r f « W * H .
That Uranay. aleegr fret la If" • * fee ttlaner will h# re plarra bit •
desire fa r r a l e r l a f » * a * B U W » ' i # 4
will rrase.
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lliMi-l'Hl in Florida's 11cart.
lht. Woild’s ttirutosl \oUflahl(
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day I,showers in northwest portion
lutiight anil in no*th portion Frl-

Censed W ir e Inlernalinal N ew s Sort ire

Meialiei

Martin Will Speak SFNATOR
7 dnight At City Hall On
Behalf Of
His

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MARK AWARDS IN
ANNUAL DISPLAY

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Measure Tlial I’ ns-cd Senate
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Charges Parties
!ROUBLE LOOMS With Conspiracy

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FOR AVIATORS ON Speech lias Resulted
In Concern Among’
ENDURANCE HOP a Political Leaders

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.i .ii , i .i i * Mrs.. Claude llem»'-»d .,n Apr. S. im -hooting and tohhintf

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.,i the hills allnwii g *'ui»n" t
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V.iuug will take fart in tlu' and storekeeper at Cisu unt, Va^
milter. Kml Newinun. •s j ' 1 » ' " • win I. ai Muia«i hu-»'tt» uo'lls unti
Hill Hi,liman unit Millard ttnoii
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, ten u’clock ut uifht.
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ived Admiral W. n. Hull:

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BOTTLERS OF CARBONATED BEVERAGES
JRN TO NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING F&lt;
NATION-WIDE TRADE PROMOTION DRIVE

e Deal W ith

NEW RULING PUTS
SCREWS ON CAFE

The advrrli'ire cnlimihs of more than Ho nr«*p.tprr» mil He used this summer
bv the American Holders of Carbonated D m rages ihc national associsiion of the
manufacturers of "soft drinks," in a nation-wide campaign In increase the con­
sumption of thrtf products.The selection ol newspapers' ns the best medium for
reaching the homes off America i« a n . * - —
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Charging Exorbitant Prices
nounced at-the Nation. I 11 a hpi.irt r Beverage Day. which wdl Itc celebrated
(i (■'4%
Si
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.
For Set-Ups Is Declared lo
facturen
of
"soft
drinks"
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ISim
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he
the
m.inufs
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Ii ruani/ation,
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Building,
Washington,
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a
all
ov.r
thr
country.
I
lose
Celchrations
He Undoubtedly would welcome «
lly Davis J. Walsh
lation According To Decree
dent C. II Chrsicrman. &lt;’f *&lt;■„« Ci'i. wdl inchlJe receptions to the public at
first
class
man
who
could
play
on
. International News Scrvlrr
Iowa, and Carl A. |n:n «•» Brist-I. \ .. . battling plants, parades of the combined
tho left side o f his infield. If tltr chairman ol the Aivertisiajj Cotntmtt
"••timin' in rath city and town,'and
CHICAGO, Mnr. 2&lt;l.—Cafe ownSports Editor
Bravos have u man like, this they
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&gt;,
NEW YOR K, Mnr 28— llavlnjr
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who•vhnnrtrwIfWWFSfrtTn'?^
need him themselves.
•
r( thc- Arff.- C.' R.
c:
got what they thought they wont­
furJicttlea o f ginger- n|e__ noil n
(rrrdeclare.I
that
the
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Walter Gautreau might answer
ed In Ix^tcr Bell and whnt they
naiiowi-* -mall citbe o f ieo Hi t- "iiilliVTfting”
newspapers •tut year was .they an* violating the piohiliition
•rttrtn*t ’ hntr any trust m",lT7-i*Tpivf the-f»w yosp -and mftrbr tlit«ji*#mrlir
conviction that they law under the "observation'" eviin Rogers f l o rjijdty. the Benton be willlnir tit .send Bunins -along
too, pYovidrd I lend licks decid'd be
iiom
to teach the homes.
11raven apparontly still an- oT n
d&lt; me ruling anti arb liable to have
mind th bicker and barter a bit. The wanted a man like that mound
their estnlilishment closed for one
writer Is Informed today thnt the to fill in for Kelly while the lati r
year by federal injunction.
Braves are trying to swing some was indulging Ins flair for ver­
This ruling, deemed o f -parakind o f n trade fo Wally Pipp. satility. But Hendricks is a hard
n mint importance by enfe owners
boiled
trader
and
might
be
expect­
first baseman o f the Cincinnati
, throughout the country, was made
ed to look down the barrel at a n y
Reds.
by Fideral Judge Waiter (\ l.indthiutr
that
didn't
give
him
m
o
:?
If the deal is made—and nobody
|ey in Chicago recently in the case
seems to know how far they have than fifty per cent the better of i‘ .
„ f the Plantation restaurant.
According
to
his
probable
way
of
trone with it— the Braves would
“ Set-I’ p " Is Evidence
figuring,
Gautreau
isn't
Rood
find thtmselves in possession o f an
"Tint snir of setups, day after
enough
for
the
Boston
inriehl,
and
infield for the first time in years.
dm and night after night at the
If .It inn's made. t h 7 R eds'7tYli therafijra cdnh.ln* be Rood enough to
I outtagt tins price o f $1.25 or $2,.0I&gt;
have two flrut b ttcm rn in Pipp Holp &lt; mcinnatL^
' for a 15 cent lint tie o f ginger u’ e
and George Kelley, and the Braves I Perhaps the Braves hope to get
| is in itself an admission o f guilt
virtually none at nil— unless Dick “ third elnh&gt;nto the transaction
dial the restaurant it; used tis a
Burnts- comes back to the pace and Unis enable everybody to Ret
place of putmiscumn drinking,"
he knew in 1925. B u it u s ' ........
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CHI s 11
Judge I indlcy raled.
is the outstanding weaknessr in tlic exrcllertt li n k, even ;i it i-a,t acne.
Evidence against the cafe which
Boston Club ut the moment.
However, that is ihii • problem.
i lint
was i In.ted for one year was ob­
not
mine.
All
I
know
iFrankly, It is a bit difficult I " ,
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loiliom lor our nttioti.il .nlv Mi. "
tained by two prohibition agents.
see C h yln n n ti’H pmitir.n in th " ’“ ‘V ' 1
\ ' £ . jinp.oiMi," P n . licit Chrstrrm.in &gt;&gt; l
w
Tile agents, testified they had
proposed t ntle. The Hods .hurt fl"- 1
ami the b-th.i. while in in.it. iHit
inndohi» Mint, "i s tie*
brought into the c a fe a ipiart botneed Pipp and probably would In' disclaiming nsty Inyk of sutisfacli.n fiMilf o f f | i till roMMilrtition. He
('inciiniati, lin-&lt; . mnfldi-i! l* ttnti d i itnp.oi-n, breoininn in M o ' , wi 1
, lo eontainirtg whiskey and had set
CMtl.
A.
JOVI-.S
glad to do business-, for him. But
.
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it on the iubleL With a woman
'
the trouble in that
the Braves have friend* tltitl he would be l i ' l l c r iivr""iiion th in s tew.p.iprt&gt; Vntl will
"For tli- lot two &gt; it'." Mr.
' i ompanioti they took three drinks
plntned if he could go to a &lt;lub uiNt .ipprus'iii i t ' b &lt; ipi irli r million v ii.|, "in v.itioiii oiler ne .li t, we
exactly what the Reds don't par
whole .he watilil lu w r u it i in piny •«l**ll •» It will rum or "t i .lii' .ltioh d ,.„ii. |nit i n.ilion.il ■ unp..it!n.ol a.*»• i from l4ie Imttle and were not cn)tlicularly n e e d . _____
.nlviittMin* .M't'f.imm w f k l v tliroiipn •■&gt;
l ii.tied or warned by the waiter.
I’ nfititunnle’ly. lb.il
11, 111.'
I to t II tl • poldir that
Acconling to* .Inck Hendricks' every tiny.
tie '•otinic't
They then went into court and rpid
M It | t n li.is I" It " l i . t I f. r tie­ pro.be.ts ' ir • giml • I r'-'.l lor . ..
story, he in satisfied with his pitch•&lt; may be the way the proponed &lt;1 a l
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rest
b
t vt.-»■ Ilit ion law.
loam two positions in his'infield. it' excejtf ,kt. k . Uciuhnl.e.' ••
to
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t j v i t t i . *Ht!llH »•! ,»•!%» li • '
In grnlitiug the injunction Jmig •
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l.imlley scored the federa probi
bit imi de|tartment for its tactics in
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N&lt;*\v I 'Y o n c I i S I m k , s
Admonishes Agchts
Hriefs
ll i oi uoal vi l l i litn- ami III lie bow
"III tile fllluie.’* .lodge l.imlley
Makes Le«:s Lan^ ■if ribbon nr lm\ flowers. Tin *aid,
B&gt; Interiialionol News Serrire
"‘ I shall not accept testimony
i nine in many la lioaliilg shape
of agents who absolutely violate
s r . p ir r E R S B r it ti. ria.. Mm.
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liilernalioii.il News Serr ire
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Yankees celebraled the feily-eigb
over tin- eai *. i* •iiiatnly the fa These agents brought litpior into
St all • o n i spondeiil
the' premises o f this cafe ami wil­
The greatest long tlistnnee tele ■the birthday of Mnitager .dillm
Vortle. The i n i la-t d i ap o f bear \
fully drank it. They did not buy
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roitt'nued totlay with unabated \io
n r ; ; pi,a Inal but d"&lt; • tml i-n I leges. If it were not for the ntht i
I tim es in,, in sj,.|it fm ill,, w m ld
liiiiiiniig " I be Mil. lea, a 1’
lence and mounting i d ! . Wires ebantpions' bfont now on until
•l\ lion evidence illtl'ndileed ill tills case I
ba m e I In I" .oil \ I I
ba- jllll pl'eil'tl
boriiiiit el
between New York ami Miami l they hit New Voik, they will play •Ian v lia k •lollgllles I be b
|would discharge the ittjiineiinn pe­
do.I rap.
I lilioti. And, in the fullin’, I may
were ,strained to the limit with : only Minor l.eagne oppon uithe bai l, by mean "I a t !es|i i
S«|iiai «* \ :• ti11 v • .*
I even bold ptobibilion intents In c m
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mil laid' re mi l lies! came into
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rmi* iri" u 1iv U'llmid
sing' l'i app •pi' tool 11 &gt;.i Kid di . t.j-.ii
I'til.lie notice W'b- It its ovn er. .1"
&lt;'ommissitin.
and
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Tom Heetiey. .lat I. Sharkey ami 1?!*•»• 1Vii
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&gt;. . aid. and was m til cured to pi i*II
|,n . alin o-I mv i* title.
Ihe ba it till- Tb&lt;- trap
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1'i-lid.i.!' enleuee a 17-yea. obi
man or agrees to fiubl tin wnim i Ik liv e &gt; llt'l e t. iil.'ti
ii\ el ,ipe- *.f tl I.- I l l " " U v n i eg ilat * loalkpl a i'
i. !,l tm polite and a me.'.i- ip..1
of n June join-l belwet-n lleeoe\
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in \i ' \ i is I'ltiiiir.
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ni.li- • t,l ./lo- bad at i a&gt; I •0
ami Itieko his siainliiig in New
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Ill Ol' I I.
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makes no choke by next ruesik.i I- I i ll;.Ill
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a cballenver seleeled by IIn■••on
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fight that mail ot lie bailed finiu |
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N..1 M I.lilt l\ |. I?It •
f • I ttl I'M I .IIP. *l"| ,i |••
I.*I 'Hit.
Ujs native state this year.
I pi
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.Meanwhile Clint 1 e llarvev, llee ] •Aft It'tl I'* |tl:ia I' * ini
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ney's manager, is on bis wn\ t..
I..I* *1 t •J • t t in* tii'il
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the champion for a Tunney Hi rie y
bruit, lie hopes to iai&gt;i bis point i
S ill:! \ I l*( »IM'. I t . M.n •'
with the rhumpioti, but Bickat'd
‘l it Whiif Snv \\t it* i|f\Mit;»^l I •
wants the Itisko bnidle lilneed n
I «!*!&gt; nit I lilt* *t|•|*•It *' 111 t ..ILi|*v,* ..t
front of Heetiey.
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tlt'h i •»' I t a t r t l
Rickard is inlvutictng I In- putin tfit'iH fNltilmi it
nit*- ritf
Sine (* 1S7n
for the next heavyweight clioeii
l.itxt t IiI\ util* til'll* v. 1! Ill it* II
iunship bout and the dean «d pro
V\|l t l| til t|aid.
( ) ri&lt; n
motel's is going to sebrl the in-M

Pipp O f Cincinnati Reds

Fight Over Picking
Tqnney’s Opponent
Grows In Violence

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opponeol for Gene Tnnnev m In— Irtf;ItIT.— TTTT3 i; v'ii lUall'. i V eTi
swer rif II &lt;kind lo the Neu Noil.
Slate Boxing I’oinmi »oiieis .I«
iiiainl that Tunney mime In* "I’ pon
•■lit for his iiexl i "liilnit bet o*
next Tuesday in be deelan'd lit
eligible lo f ght in Nov ' oi l. Stale
“ Tunney is willing
It-bl any
one I name," Rickard said t"ila'
“ lie is llll leiHO.nlrai l \\1111 Ole an I
the loiponsibility of oeiolnt: lie
next (dnilleogel lies Willi II.e 11be hI do not think that tin Now V . I,
•State Boxing f o m m *&gt;ion b;ik lie
light to demand that I name the
challenger at this time.’

Genefunney’sNext
Opponent Will Be
Determined In June

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mlttvllle. Tenn„ J s l t &amp; L kuuhi ot
Mr. ami Mrs. Chester Saunders.
Mr. and Mrs. Cha irs Sjoblnm
arc receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter hist Satur­
day at their home here, who has
been named Mary Elizabeth. •
Mrs. / 3. E. Singletary returned j
Thut&gt;tia? f rr. m*a* W.-Orr^xti' 't in'.. f
where she visited her husband who
.has been undergoing treatment for]
, the Tmst month. Friends will lii|
glml to hear thnt Mr. Singletary j
is improving.
Wtljinm Jackson, Mr. Casey, Mrs.
Hnttie Gynnn anil daughter, "Miss
Sadie Merrill, left Saturday for
Salisbury, Mass.
The Tourist Night at the Cham­
ber o f Commerce building on Mon­
day night under the nuBpiccs o f the
Chamber of Commerce was a derid
‘ etl success, ami many have expics-.
he»l thp wish that this he made an
nnnitnl nffai .
Mr. ami Mrs. A. C. Trefr.v and
Mrs. George Woodman spent the
week end ut St. Petersburg.
Tlie Ladies Aid Society o f the
Lake Mary Community Church will
meet at the home o f Mr*. Wilburn
True, Wednesday, March 2-1, with
Mrs. Robert True as assistant host­
ess. This is an apron meeting.
Several humlrei? people attended
the picnic and chicken supper at
Evanstlale Pa k. Friday afternoon
and evening for the benefit.,of the
l.uke Mary (’ omnn|nily Church,
which was a decided success. The
Committees in charge were as f o l - 1
|"\cs:_ Publicity Committee. Mr. I
Evans chairman, Mr. Wing; Ar |
rangement committee, Mr. I'Taml I
era Chairman, Mr. IVtkmnn, Mr. I
lliimi, Mr. Moran, Mr. Fowler. Mr.
I'e -guson; Supply Commiltee, Mr
Gleason Chairman, Mr, Pickering, j
Mr. Hiiraut, Mr*. IlnwelK Mr. Cms (
by, Mr. Burns; Program Committee, Mr. Saunders Cbairman. Mr.
Pickering, Mr. Kemp, Mr. Stmibcc,
Mr. Evans, M". Isbell; Preparing
and Serving, Mr. Wyman Chair­
man. I.ndics Aid; Finance, Mr. |
Thompson.

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straight loans-on-residences. "iT fffiN l yeiir
business property.

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purchased on the Installment or Last I'aintcnl |‘|
Have you ever thought o f inlying a Haul; Acrouni
w ay?
W hy not try it?
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and every pay day.
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.-llellltM.il fol tin- N o ltli follow III,;
a i&gt;ii k f . n l i . . ’ .&lt;■ . i&lt;&gt;ii l l u ,-ipia I
^ will d iv id e in^n tw,. "/rotit.s, nln
g o i n g .lit.*. 11&gt; l&gt;. Philadelphia and
the . ,t Iif i T o p p i n g ,.t t.i.'.-n s b i.t...
'N E W YORK. March’ 28.— i INS i
N. ('., fm a gnitie Frid ay.

— Gene Tunney'* rival thi* Sep­
tember, barring incident-, will 1"'
W i n t e r i i w i a . fiu .. Mat
either Johnny Risko, the C l e v e ­
mill.-1 I It*11 Shut ton will li-aig her..
land baker Imy, or hnne-l T on
at noon i'i?ia&gt; fm Phila.'i-lpliia at
Heaney, the blacksmith from down living iliert1 loini.rioit afternoon.
under.
Tip' team will pra.lii-e at holin'
Today Jess McMamahnn. Tex I n l a y .
RiekartlV matchmaker, will Ro Imfo ie the New York State Boxing
Turns W o o d I n t o M.-lul
Commission and tell them Mint In*
ha- the consent o f
both Risko
That lie has perfected a process
and llreney’* munnusrs to the bat­ fo turning w o o d into metal is tiptle, and thnt the winner Will b«* ■'luiiii ol Wablimir J. Kui-irin, win.
given the Tunney shot, lie may lint been dumniit-l ruling bis ditnke the signed c m tracts o f tho l o u r y before t lie* Air .Minintry of
.two managers be for? the fistic England. If bis claims m e - r u b
fathers to Ituck up tho statements. slnntiuted it is pi-opotcd to con
Riscvrt and Hecny will meet at •it'in-t nf his iwaterln|«Htf ynyd iiB t
the YruiLul - titaxlium on Jusn 47 •p f tin1 new lli ittsb •semi-rigid ai
and the iiiucH inuligne I I f l i ' i
:Jiip tinw. b.'itig designj-d. Eilisleii'
wrlglit elimination tourney will nt elaitn- that by'bis pi de. ;; any sub
last produce an opponent for T e n ­ sf ti lice dipped into a motal bath
ney, e v e n , though there, muy be and Imcainc five t-I 10 tliuos m.
fylks who disagree with railing- Ktmug us tbh original,* ‘ Water­
proof and o f 't h r e e times greater
either man a fit challenger.
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wear and present
the most novel in the
printed silks as well
as other fashionable
fabrics.
Th o) reason a b Ie
prices are an at­
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time on thy Itivienn
1M o lh u r-d irl Note In
This town wns nnmrd a Its.
The niirfinge of Mortimer Dav­
name o f n Town, according to a
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Finland
Fashions
llurlingtou,
Vennont. U&lt;d„,lt.| ^
is, .It-., u hit’ ll estranged father and
survey made here. Tliuir_ sizes
K.
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formerly. u « u line,|
■ntr, ■ w ,i kept secret fur a 11no,--1 Itl'Itl.INGTON
IS S' W i l l O K fiu n from llurlingtou, lown. with
Fort Ethan
Allen,
RurliugtJ
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! a population of 2*i,:i7n
n year, Rosie Dolly announced „j
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CAUSES BUILDERS
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German Mechanician 'Invents
. Device W hich He Declares
Will Prevent RepititiQn Of
S — 4 Naval Catastrophes
BERLIN, Mar. 24, — (IN S )—The
I"*" of the United States subma­
rine "S-4” with numerous hands
aboard has stimulated many enginerrs in their efforts to build a
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ilerthold Knack, Rrrlin mechaniy.ian, who served in the German
merehant marine for many years,
bus Invented an apparatus by which
be claims, disasters like the one
that befell the S-l could be avoided
with almost a hundred per cent cer­
tainty. . ,
Kanck docs not propose to save
the boat, but to rescue the crew,
lie has constructed a cigar-like
tube made of duralumniinum, which
could easily be installed in old or
new submarines at the compara­
tively cheap price of about 1500
dollars. For safety’s sake two lube*
would have to he installed on the
boat, one astern and another on the
foredeck.
Ti Any Depth
S truly as (ood i*. firs|
As soon as the submarine sinus ] »* A
la*l, o ur i noi t . i mpttrtant
and cannot rise again two men cnconcern m hi e — so p e r ­
ter the tube front ths inside of the j i l * * ' gov er ni ng, in true of its f or ms
boat, close it, unscrew the cover , or another, is the second in i m­
fastening the tube to the deck and i po r t a n c e . "
tit the same time forming the cover [
Wr». He r b e r t H o o v e r ma k e s the
of the tube and shoot up to the ' • hov e s t at ement in an i nteresti ng
f o r e w o r d wri t t en lor the new C o n ­
surface.
Arrived oil the surface they sig- gr es s i o na l C o o k Ro o k, recent l y p u b ­
rial the crew to haul the tube down l i shed in W a s h i n g t o n In w i v e s of
t he President. V i ce - P r e s i de n t , m e m ­
by means of a wire rope fastened bers of the S u p r e m e C o u r t , C a b ­
to.the lower end of the tube and to inet, Senate. Ho us e and G o v e r n o r s
the deck. In parties of four the of the various States.
whole citw could thus be saved and I “ O u r cooki ng, like o ur g o v e r n ­
brought to thr surface. The tube ing, i» done for the peopl e a nd hv
is equipped with electric light, a t he people,•“ Mrs. H o o v e r says “ It
i* a st oni shi ng h o w r l m e l y each of
telephone and oxygen masks.

"I A p p reciate
Says George M* C o h an ,
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America’s Stage Favorite
“ Qood old Luckies! W c’vc been jtals for years. And
like an'old friend they treat me well. N o irrtinIron to ryy th r o a t a n d n o c o u g h i n g . A n d I cij&gt;/&gt;rc*
ct’n fc L u ck y S tr ik e — l/ic full body t o b a c c o with
the to a s te d flavor that's b e e n (fie s a m e s in c e f/iat
day w e m e t .”
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The Importance O f Food

Knack claims that the tube can the great m a j o i i i v of us keeps to
the food and c o o k i n g habits o f liei
stand an atmospheric pressure of o w n linr of a nc e s t o r , am) bow little
nhulll 2G atmospheres, so ihnt the g i v e n to e x p e r i me n t i n g to see if
inmates do not run the risk of be­ her nei ghb o r s and l o m p a t i i - i t - near
ing blown to pieces or severely in­ and i ar have (letter w a y . . " W i t h
jured by the terrific pressure rx- re&lt; ipe* f rom wt ve- of f orei gn l e g a ­
tion*. Mr s. H o o v e r s u g g e s f s that
erted on them when they shoot up
ward from depths of about 50 ;o A m e r i c a n s m a y f a m e i h r v .tie d i n­
ing in an e m b a - s v m the l api i ol
MO jneters.
or in . n n i i r e pr e s e nt a t i ve h o me in
JTlie inventor even claims that tits « forei gn counl rv.
apparatus can he applied in any
T o gel llir b*s| re.o'ls with these
depths, while other ppjwrntusscs Aishe«. a» will all dn-nes u o no
employed Tiy the German subma­ portant to use mialtlv food
'or
I in
II nod io is
rines during the war, and later on, |iie mi,-rdiriil*i at
by private firms can only
ap­ t.llde de’ igfits and tin-1
n-al food eiomituv sail In had a lull
plied in certain depths
In 45 Minutes
Trunk pinposcd lo rescue, " i t b
In about 4ft minutes, the entire
crew of a modern submarine, that
is about fifty men.
Informed
weather the crew- could remain
afloat by means of rubber tsinl
for u week og *o, hut even in
stormy weather Knack believes dial
the saved crew could remain alive
foi at least four or five hours.
Kanck offered his invention to
M
V\^ H I C K
M.ut •
•
•l \
)
tile (irrman navy, hut since the
Versailles Treaty stripped GerL)iil&gt; M o i l m u 1 11 ,1\ 1- list 141 o v tnany nl submarines and forbade 4‘ tj ( Ilf 11 l«|« *•I** ( k jlif k
I n| . 1 v
h»*
her to build new one-- the Reich
ha* .t ttt|» ,i»&lt;t| ,1 lntiuiM
swehr ministry rejected liiv tnxent o III
' I lit iMMi.IMIH a n d sill
1ion.
*
1
.Hi
*
In
U **nMil I \\ t ;ii I !i,’ I |
it
Attei learning of the di-a-tei «-t
lhe “ S - l " Kanck lias made up In- rl l*li I If 11111 ll" v\
mind to offer his invention to the
Shi i- Mu- a it11 rt ot &gt;tl Mol t
t h i i iiiiidmii t o b a i ,.,
United Slates Navy. He i- ready l l l rri
to go to the Stales and supervise k 1n 1: a n d hank«*i
who
tijiui t
the construction of the inlji* Also d n t | in f’ l a u i * - It t’.ii I- ill-pa’ 1Ii- be is willing to prove the feasibility *»r«' &lt; 1 1 i-i t lii i lui I&lt;ri it I h.t w i l h ' d
of his invention by iiu&lt;kuig the lir-t a!I f t In 1■■1 1nin- io In i anil i' oio
p l i - l v l v d i - l i i l o - i l i e d hi&gt; stiii. M m
trial shoot himself.

Jjroci/ig f or qual i ty. Ju«l a* no t w o
i G i s ' S c r alike m o ur g a r d r u s , diif c rent gr ai l r s of canned prax oil
thr ma r ket diftrr, and tlie best q u a l ­
ity of |iras are best l or t mi ‘ 1 disltrs.
It is not nece s s a r y , of course, to
use the best grade of peas for pea
s oup or a puree.
r h e l arge peas
nl s t andard grade are the proper
ones for these purpose*.
Di st i ngui shed Di shes
Here are - ome of the di s he s
descri bed b y m e m b e r * ot the di p.
Ionia tic rorp*
I riotn/e V’ i t :
( F r o m l i on. A l e x ­
ander W . We d d e l l . C o n s u l General
--i the Uni t ed St a l e s at Me x i c o
t its &gt; Li ne a baki ng d i ’ li w i t h r i g u l
t ama l e s ( canned tai nales ma y be
used).
Mi x one c u p t o m a t o pulp,
■ or emai l ran t o t e one cup n p r
o l i v e s cut ill p i r i e s . o l i e . bail cup
bill sauce, o ne t abl r pool! olive
oil, one l a bl e - pooi i W o n e*ieri|»ue
*,anec, and t w o , u p . i mil.ed ■ ii c k e n
nit ill latgp pi ece-, and ‘ alt to la-.tr
i ’onr into dt-h ami o i v r i wi t h one
!i sauce seem- I
up gr at e d i hee-.r
try, add lirpior f ro m &lt; •ked i In*
e n.

Hike

one

( Ai 1-e.i

hour

.Sril.iif

( 1‘rom

Senonta

r &gt; m c ! A I - S UALl.Kli

W Itsthe

I l q \ l;. J j . . . o i d I hr— f ittti-T
lln
t •• i nit-• R o - i t
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ot
w oi hi l . i o i o i i -

tl i ni i m g

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p o u n d ' I ,-

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Aitci

t.

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a

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id

til*

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w t ,n

l.**a

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mil.

Fhe Cream of
the Tobacco Crop
1 mi-

4 4

i *i

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|»!ai 1 I 11 all«»*

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l i t e r 11
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tin Ii
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t A ip

lat o f p - . k fr

ii o u t ’ . o d .1 r.-] .1 .
l ’ a i b - 1 llie i j i a k e n .

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aspar. igu*

P

and one l
r.ir t xx r t,'

C a r n i e u T e r e s a t.risanti d i i g n u
- i-oi It- i a-b-s I- *
. nl - Miint rf of Ve n e / i rl t t.. \\ ,i i , n i . t o i y
&lt; llir rlii' ken. . . a n . - j
i i i i '1

Former^
s-&gt;
e
tr
c
A
Huge Fortune B y Will O f
Wealthy Banker Husband

111III-1

h
/! f
&gt;
a nd rut intn Vf I
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In if tit in *■ v t r %,t
4 M.
ofT tlif tip" «»( thr 4 " |Gtf ijOI
k»’ r p it sr friii nn uni*
•All
VL’,.* *
in a vt uuniixe *4r ■ 1 tv , k 4dli ll *11 14. |f »
p • . ' . -I (1*
the t b &lt;1 1 M, i •if pt
Pl.t,
in .» ik*a
axp.p'.ign
cnve i n o l i f 1\ r If 1) li t • . .r »i
.i t* &gt;41i11 .4«1*•r ti wi t!
o f 1be iit-t ■
the a p . i t . t g i * l l
/ ’uftdic.a ( 1
M . • im- v *»r \
\\ tie nf R , * |e nf
• .riiiin •• hi -:
f rom (be
1'li- 1
* 4 Inr
f ourt h luntnn il n ’ l rifi nr* 1iy
l»»l#
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jt.et r .
1
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one - hal f inmn-l
T&lt;»r
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ll III II ill Ii t I i !III"! 11 .1 III .1 ti ll
g l.ip h -a t e *- I .ilr-i -in bi-i alio a
inn i,a &gt;n i t I lien tin
ta g i . alh d

&gt;i la -. I ■■ 11*T .

It’s toasted
No Throat Irritation-No Coujlh*

d
•I

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PC

-I

I Sir
SERVICE

Moitinii t date

Governor

know
bei*
Tin i « al ,i w a rio w h o did lint
Hi w. i - • mill!
fi l l I Itilno M o l o t t i . .|i I t a l i a n , Weillt i n a m i o n c e j t o m / e d in Ni-w l l i
leans - m te l v
1 tie
I' H u n t
was

I lax i&gt;,

JOH N W . M A R T IN
Will Speak In

fnbun.i

OPENS

SANFORD

NEW YORK. Mar 2th- l INS)
Teleplinne service t , Rar'.c frmn all
parts of thr United Slalr^HsdJt
upon Wcdnrsday. Tho rale Po tin
French Capital will hr $2.75 higher
for three minute.- and $1.25 each
succeeding minute than, the present
rate to Lisrtdon. New York to I'r*i-V
calls will cost H8.7!i for the first
three mmulet, and Slfi.2,* fur each
additional minute.
Mrs

Ma k e ( i i ant

at the

C IT Y H A L L

Sno w mall

/

Du'sng a MUMvstornt in Darmen
Germany. t»vo men conceived the
idea of making a* giant snowinjin
in one of tin- inihlis xqtl&lt;llex. Aftei
«ix hours work tin- two. one being
nn artist, rumpleled the modeling
of the head am) 1(11-1 of a typical
German father. The figure xvas
nearly HI feet high, and was dc
curated with hut, necktie and nine,
*vIiiI*- a liny tot in mioxv stood l(chidr it. It xx-ax a work of u&gt;t and
'sightseer* from many parts of
Germany journeyijl lo see it. In
.Spite of ruin it lasted three weeks, j
*-e f i f T T f f B L ^ G T t ;

T h u rsd a y N ig h t 8 P . M .

1AND-

w ha t a wholesome.
rail food

Florida Banking Laws and
the Everglades Drainage Prob*

’

45-

Mur.

(IN S )— Wholesale . succinatiou of !
hrtxveen 400 unilj(t&gt;0 in
ployed ut the Monuui Mint* No. Hi
of the Pittsburgh Goal Company
wuc started today by Dr. G. G.
Neil, chief surgeon of the company
following an outbreak of smallpox
in the cimp.

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M.t______

M ortllnci

C -£uxdL&gt;©
T o b a c c o Iiiiycr

nini'

Sn

.

The American Tobacco Co,, Inc

I- in ' t on tin m a il w ith I
b ill I*1 11ue 11oiipe K l w lien, in
i t '12 the ( , n l t'li.n i t l i x a*" com
p a in ■ante buck to I n i lio iile tow n
K len mu &lt; ii i i a n in I n li
to Wall!
r tg li'
on tip
lai-e

luii li to tiiu i ill’ l

^

\

k i l l ' l l II .1- till
I toll' , S l s l c l
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
.*!'
( INS) —Officials ot the Mtssmirito litgli Iii .iiniiil and - 1&gt;i i.i I mi
Knnsas-Tevas Railroad were ordci- lies here i fieri- i- -kept ui - in flint ^ tl'tli'k I'l bc| lUyiii -ty, Mill)’ III a.
ci j today to appear be for*- (he In- Sit Mojllllir-I tills lilt hi- Still id t til I m i l l 't loll. I -oil'll d In-l anil to.ii
U'lhiaitc Coinnit-rcv Comm Lesion on wit 11oa 1 a t elit ami hialiy pr-J sons / li d lli'i in S o l . 1'‘
Kliunnii
May 1 and show cutisr why tlu-y |helii'Vi tin lepitrl w ill he dl-pins • ui ran bad taki n In i lit t ti p
should not tic required to divest til whin the will i- piolmted ill ilpw a id
fhcnisehcs of 1:15.000 pIuhi-s ot Molltleill lli’ llln lilt urs\! Wilt,
I - a t ............... u n i
... ........ i n
took
,■
preferred and 20,00(1 aha res of Meaiiw lull I .nil fails'
ha- ai
po-.tii"
w itb tin- t 'niii ,1 M .ii. loininon .-clock of the St. t.ouis latiged to tiling in t lillsbaild
Rubin i &lt; qm p.in i and went to tin
.Southwestern, which tin- coinmi- I'Kily (loin * l i m n to .Mont n-al
hi l l ' U r - l to Wo| k
III!' ty.llintl
the i onijiln i nt laidi 1taxis and J xvt’ l i l t-i Rhndr- G l a n d , iili i -u- Insion claim? is held tin Iawfully.

RHONE

'‘I)iscrim in:»lin|» s m o k e r s lx n o w the
e x c e l l e n c e of L u c k y S tr ik e Ciga­
rettes b y t h e ir d is t i n c t i v e taste,
fla v o r a n d la c k o! h a d after-effects.
W c b u y e r s k n o w w h y L u ck y S trik e.i
p o s s e s s t h e s e s u p e r la t iv e q u alities;
b e c a u s e w e b u y t h e ‘C r e a m o f th e
C rop* fo r t h e ir m a n u f a c t u r e . ”

FRESH D A I L Y

»K ,

Horn yoi|| |tiHC.»

4 It

1 SIZLS&gt;

nng!e &lt;V *plu lo#f

Aiirp

f ' i !» b* tap

• b\ rr

'MTA^'V
a
i a — — wm

^

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*

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-

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lem will be discussed thorough- ;
ly.

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T H E M A N F U K D H E R A L D . T IU H IS U A Y

M A I I . n 2Ui , #SH

-™ 7 7 n r n i V H t .

yours
A V K you over slopped (o think

H

(his

m atter

o f'p a yin g taxes to its ultim ate reality,

Taxpayer?

M r.

Have you ever considered what

h K IIA l'S you will say “We taxpayers can’t

P

stand this burden.

Let the city borrow mon­

ey to run on until we can pay.”

Very well,

your tax money buys for you, where il goes a lte r

(-rant that il is inissible for the city to borrow this

it leaves \’bur pocket?

money. Then what? Only one thing.

Your taxes,

that you think, are high this year will be higher
next year for borrowed money bears interest and
w w H A T protects you when fire glares its red
y y

menace at your loved ones in the
night?

deep

of

of

the

W hat withholds the hands

sneak thief, the bu rg lar and the m urderer from
your home?

W hat makes it safe for your children

and women to walk the streets of the city?

\ \ hat

protects you from stealthy encroachments of d i­
sease?

Your tax money does just that

every day, M r. Taxpayer!

for

you

That and a whole lot

must e\entually be repaid.

B

KSIDKS, M r. Taxpayer, the city’s borrowing
power,,its.creditr depends npoiv the payment

of your taxes.

If your taxes aren’t paid, the

city's credit is impaired. Rond houses will not buy
refinancing bonds from cities whose citizens urc
not willing to help themselves out of a tight place
by paying their taxes promptly. I f the bond houses
will not buy the City of Sanford’s bonds, Mr. T a x ­

Think that over! Your very LIFE
hinges on the payment o f these taxes

R em em ber

payer, you’re going to suffer. Just what will hap­
pen? No one knows.

paid taxes mean sa
for you and yours

�■ ' ■

'A G E I'O tiff .

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ft'

TfIBiKANFOHl) HERALD. T1HHH»I&gt;AY&lt; MAKHl 3!),

ir i

•i »!• • •

•iHv

•• pineal that, ir - r«In- will favor
U M B B i g B i
M
______
- — --------- - "Incitl option” In howij rr.tirig anil
.
QUICK
SERVICE
•MbkM » t r r r i*rii*rn»on f i w n t
*••4*7 4r&gt; SknfarJ. rUrMa,
j
‘Sanford citizens have within- tlie past few days hud tin-, j
inobiUiifti l*&gt; Die
TRANSFER 1 1 V I r««Mt i | l N A i r a a a .
.The place to /mild your home
A rchitect
• j) Lasuri* o f hearing three nf the four landing candidates for Mniiuc* &lt; tlir Matt*. Mukhin tills
ttmilini:.
c - Inir Lhituiintt.
Firsl
Nat'l Hank MM'
Blrr.il
arcfinO rlnaa malt rr
"l-Dio office1 o f governor. W ithin the next week Foils Hatha- pirn, [r? shntilil not he tt'irpriM'il
•bar ST, Ibifi. at* Ibr I'natafrira
it
Slort./r.
Sanford.
Fla.
i)e Forest Sanford Realty Co.
I Mpt-r4. FiHrirfB, .injirr «rt »fi way will in all \irohaIjilitv arrive to present h i s s iiic o f tile if lie nrclvn support of the typt
’linin' IPS
Uni !•;. .Ini St.
••grr*.
-'Iran ,1.
j CRW
■ The issues of this rsm onign are gradually becoming niuinff*ii'il ►
&gt;&gt; iin* intTfnt uti
01.1. IN O I.. IIE V \... .......
HOWAItll IIIOIO ...
t l■■■■err!
a a x n Honrly defined ami assum ing proportions which to say the srpililV;
p j&gt; i». r.. jo \Ki«:.na»■«!«■ N&lt;o«*jJcnsf art* interesting.
t___
^ ^ U M in i’i u o n ‘ Ti’. i IT)M,( • ''iTfe disgusting spectacle presented last Friday li.v Dial — 7
iV *»«Sfii« ... s '. .
,jl__ MjS*iasinine perform er. -Sidney**/:*(*trtWrAvhw-h«\ wiHr-roSiit - 4
IlICCKHS 1»AIIt Y I arm
{T M t io 'S ir
ing bniwlmst and sordid allusions, made his appeal I'nr vote.-..
I'l.orin- ;t"ll
bfi»ri‘i&gt; »i*i,h. o iim . ;"n *hit sli’cnifth o f pVonitseumis-luoC has. wy have every-reti- !
. S wmi* Mill. Nivi'i'i I riniii
. * / » • H.b“' rin!Vrin"!stui to believe, eliminated that candidate from the race so far
I’nr tIn* next few days, we are distributing r.tt intere-t
lilt It**r Milk
rV&gt;” fn'*yr«»H* name S,R Seminole County Is concerned. Our citizens are not callous
•
ing little booklet entitled
•*•»*'»■* «nnugli to approve such conduct, or stupid enough not to sea ,
Milk for I’uliA'.
ilfrr vtntlif. Tl*r I. \.
l&gt; r«- him exactly as he is.
t i l l ! e f O r l . n l in I'lnrliln nml I*
"H O W T O GET' M O R E
On the other hand, the two gentlemen who have spoken
tlbunt rtJBIlt, ’
here
in
lieludf
of
their
candidacies,
have
left
the
people)
fkf ItrHild U aa annil hr*r nf Hr
Itldl* llatrriau a»f (Irrul lluna, atit a very favorable impression. They have appealed to almost
FOR Y O U R M O N E Y”
a i r r a n I aoaiM 1 A * * n 4' l n I I h *
fit
|*nla&gt;
U n it e r ie s
klarni, idarrflarM, ataiil ttltrriU- everyone with the marked degree of their sincerity and with
Ajaila tflalrla *ftuilrf4 fur' the Rilportalice of the issues which they are’ raising. They
Ii Contains
[vhllilrr Minnlice
karnasb
nuHII
«&gt;f" Vjl'.o'rlpO.ii Ia l l ' blltll l o g ic a l U lillk c l
and fluent speakers.
l'i:n tii’.'il suggesti'lii* fii|
l »'Vti*m»r rr.iV"«?«,V.:m H
M
.hV.'I*n,ri !
Mr. Oarson in his address on Tuesday night very ably
Hun ran leetl one year
a happier life ami
««r*b»d..
(disposed of the "big. bad man from the wide open spaces'
Remind Hut (cry Shop
miifi! rapid limmeial pr igre^
.till—AV. 2nd. SI.
of western Florida. And he proved beyond all Question ot
il’nmgli inlelligeiit haniltiiii.
T IllB SDAV, MAIM'D 2!».
Frigidaire m ain tain sjem p eratu res that keep
doubt llmt Uie races, while am using and harmless enough in
.f I'aioilv.lumis.
*111111.E vfeitSK Ftm TODAY
foods fresli and w iicd esom e and g iv e s vital
themselves, create a dangerous situation ruinous to the pee ,
protection to h e a lth —a service tltat cannot
IN PLEASANT PLACES:—The jile in their vicinity and disastrous in the city where Ihej
flip Hits ad, bring it in. and get a enpv with
»rd Is the portion of mine inhor- are located. He has also shown th at races and their attend­
lie appraised in d o lla r s and cents. ‘Y et, itour camplimenls.
^nre nml of my cup; thou ninitv ant evil o f gam bling is an issue o f 'I his campaign.
C I T Y T l t A N S I R i:
costs
hut
little
to
buy,
and
easy
term
s
can
ulnest my lot. The lines nre fallen
&amp; KTORAHi: CO.
The gentleman from Tampa turned his big guns on the
lie arranged.
ifnto it* in.'IV
iileuBanl ptuees:yen, I
Expert Piano minim: with
ave a goodly heritage.—Psalm 111: t Read Department. He did not charge graft and corruption,
T h e
,S a n fo rd
improved SICI.-PO piano
oijy waste and extravagance. Hut if the figures he cited
moving
etpiipmenl.
m
e
correct—and
lie
has
the
reputation
o
f
being
an
honorable
PKAYEIt: —Lord, Thou ^makest
Hauling -Crating -Shipniag
if t/ijie dawn in green past tires, •nan— Mr. Hathaway’s cars must be enameled with gold and
Side-Track Facilities.
hou restortal my soul.
Hie stones oT our roads must come from diamond ipiarries.
A
tla n lic
N
a tio n a l
TOD!) H Y A T T
Phone S!ll»
We
are
told,
for
example,
that
it
cost
more
to
repair
a
ear
,j»
2110 N. Maple Avenue
Altilialed with the \i1.oilie National Paul, ul Jarksonville
The political |ioi in imiliup. Cutti- than to buy a new one.
ITO .V Orange Si.
Orlando. Florida
Att« last tycek, Carson Tur.nluy,
No doubt, .or. Hathaway has some explanation for Ihis.-i
R a lp h W . T.osslng
Sanford,
Florida
iarlton Wednesday. Mail in Tlinrs* We cannot believe that, during a period when the people of |
M gr—
o r (I K N E K A L - M O T O R S
p r o d u c t
| ay| Next!I
‘
j Florida have been depressed on account o f unstable finaneiai '
— — o—— - •
conditions, the Chaimnan of the State Road Department
We can't Dee Init whui Senulo. would lie careless with their money. The people of Sanford
Jartin is ubmit as euphonious ns j will wait patiently and anxiously to hear the other side 01
the argument before I hey pass judgement mi the Road Dr
rnutor Trammell.
purtnicut Chairman.
you nin't get out and hear
ibes you might ul^lea' t
randldaDes
Modpsty In Politics
lst**r unit
pa/ your poll lav
ul |o
Time was when the egotist was ilei'ilored. t miceii w«s
Wondfr f«-hut George Merr irk regarded as a fault comparahle to deceit, and nuHlesty was
(mild say ft he knew llurton som ething of a Quality. As in everything else, it seems, limes
Ijtank is polling ns an ntfieinl nf have changed. We heartiien talking about themselves, boast
||nral Gnhlri.
ing of their prowess in athletics, or their great mental r:.
parity, nr their som ething or other, and we think nothing of
If Jim (kifsnn keeps on 1 busing it. We have become hardened to it.
»tta around the »ta*c someone
Hut sometimes a man conies along who is of the old
liahlr toinrriiBe him »| In-ing
A fte r all, that’s the best test then vou w ill K N O W
school, lie does not think that because lie happens In lie out
O* of the linn nils.
standing in one particular field of endeavor that lie is bet­
oiir prices are lower.
The Science Pepattment ,.1* tic ter than anyone else. He does not think that because he hupayt/iiiu L'lVuli Tull Iwis mu linl , pined to lie a precocious child Dial he is a genius as a mao
rT'-i'feitijiSLLf ■•: ■FTV ^ &gt;
c following dilution: "Knock Or because hr is a lawyer or a doctor o f unusual ability, that
nevs inny lf«' b w luil dtey'iv net lie knows more about everything than anybody else.
»r between.
Such a man is Senator Tom Walsh of Montana. Walsl
T
" "
is one of the foremosl Deoioi rats in the Senate, in fact 0
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Soinu pisini.. :ir.. jnsi lieginiiin • ( j)|,. wLole country
1 hairman of the Senate nur.'.tiitlc*
ansferv** .e.Wil'ey' .V'l\,,u', 7r!r,1Tmvcsligalimg the sordid caudal of the Teapot D o j o g ^ u ^
Your eomfurl anil happiness depend iipnu Ihe
e Seminolg &lt;v nrt It«nk. j.. 1 «f '»•«* ha« done more Hum am other one man to Ifee our *oiili
Inline. It should rcccivc your consideration. This
r it closeih iiiilieule
Illy Irom corruption and to bring to justice those responsible
store is an instilulion dediraled lo the service of
..J . „
|t&lt;u this revo |ling blot no the pages of oui history.
hcllci homes. I.et us help voii heller tour home.
They are raising ti-lciy m l ul 1
^T■| Si lUltoi W a l s h is not " K i g 1. I .itlle Y o u . " l i e lll h l k s

T h e Sa$riford H erald j

The-lssues Presented

Loch Arbor

Elton J. Mbughton

Of priceless value

$9.50

as a protection to health

FRIGIDAIRE

*8efore 9fon 8

Bank

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ComlwreOuiPrices/
ssppf

Your Home First

ituHville ntnl ihe S on Advneate j mi m o r e ul In- a ch ie v em eiit th a n w e w o u ld o f w a lk in g to
»ys tiint it fy gmnl. nihei e.iiu.i
|t,u n . H&lt; m a d e a s p i e i h r e i e n l l v in t 'o liu n b ia .- S o u l Ii t ’ a rn rc lieginniiig i'.."V|-iM.,,hi
ITiis i - th e wav tin C o li im b i a S t a l e .bniriial l e p o r l e . l
anoint s vvhiti' gold.
, ' ,
lv

Dr. \V. A. M.u K.'ti/ie itf I...
lirg i w.Aiil. ring il Mr I'ain
llinjir Intek lilts il taring inginr
r'c fear it )a)s,,:itnl it i&gt; it1 mak
ig trtirh-. all liver tins Muir.
tin* cln"v ilriight In hark an.l Inir,
The little Jiiols | m sing;
fit rniMi ihTtglit In work am) light
And hrag |iki' cvriytlifnir.
Hrad'iilon llrrahl Ain’t it tin
Jth?

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tVhul Saifrnol would like !■
nw Is, ” \Vtln goEall tlms,. I'if tv
|ollar IdlK }u-l l.eforv tin- Srmi
ofc Hunk was tnnicd over tu tin
tulr e x a i i f i m r &lt;Mamin
It,
iOrt*T Star.

1vv hat he .-aid r\
"What kind ot people inhabit Montana
“A &gt;i r a n g e kind o| mail, a senator, c a m e here I r o m .Mon­
tana and delivered a M a n g e kind ot political spencli.
••He spoke ail hour and l" minutes. No one left. Fn
niieritly be was applauded. Young people, as well as old.
listened and ran.tell vv lint lie said.
"In an hour and I" ninutes not once did Dn- I m ini
M ates senator say "I
" H e did uni s p e a k ot liiui&gt;oH at all
"He did not m e n t i o n his " r e c o r d
"He d id not m e n t i o n his 'c n im ie s *
"liar" or "scoundrel
or
" l i e did not use Hie word
‘‘nibben*
"lie did not tell a pike.
"lie did not "pay a tribute to the ladies."
"He lore no passion to tutters, lie scarcely used a fig
tile of speech, lie made no clever phrases, no epigrams.
"He ditl not denounce, or mention "Wall Street, or ill*1

Surr enmt|rlt the market rraxlied " M o n e y r o w e r . " H e d id not d e n o u n c e at all.
Uesduy and the day after General
"Not roaring, he spoke at times with vehemence, with
fotom made il, las) iTiinl. nf fout
&gt;in|s, il ,|id|)er&gt;ly'dnikpeil eighteen gesturing, easy and graceful, nm extravagant.
1 the first hour ot trading It' you
“ T h e leader a n d p r i n c ip a l a c t o r in th e h i s t o r i c r e j e c t i o n
rr» lucky, ion m.M Mundny.
|o; Mi W a r r M i b y th e s e n a te , he told it
..usi as t h o u g h h&lt;
u- n 1
~
I
h ad b e e n a l e p o l l e C ill tile 'UlMery.
ne find ummng
lucui. ■'inuliihoe,, pul m o vvord. no com .Ills
. . .on
. . in oi...derlv. t le
, ....
i
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.
.
He
a l, i lo--enic nmmi li g i .o |. din t mil w 'm ,
.
.
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.
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t..i ’ hen fnrmrr PX'D.V art u ulal ed m lit e n c e s . lie m a r s h a l le d ta c t s , l e a v i n g In vux«me- w 11h ttu n’ ''ji’ieV ui.m Jhearers lo iuler and conclude.

It'-, nr iu’ .r. Mug -ui.lv in
■yrhnlngv, n i i . 1amicne-m in-"

"I| e-s p ok e a - an a d v oc a te o f the a v e r a g e mail against
, ntmeiit by wealth, w ilh oiit a n g e r , w ith ou t harshness.

Wonder Value - Three Beautiful Pieces
\ lien vou choose a suite al Mtis store vou may depend on Ihe Quality of
ach piece! Included in I his group are a full &gt;i/e comfortable Sofa. Club
hair and a fire side wing hack &lt; hair, all upholstered in Mohair over
otilde easy spring ctishions. Three pieces at

$160. 00

DP**!!

Nine Pieces - Made in Grand Rapids
lefore von consider refurnishing your dining room see Ihis wonder! ul
suite! It is featured al an amazingly low price— iiing pieces including Imffel, table, china cabinet and six chairs. All the pieces are const rue) etl of
genuine American Walnut veneers with other cabinet woods and we have
priced il at only

$320.

lihe!
m about Die manner ami terms that one would expeel a law,,
uI
..
.
v,•r el the first rank representing a great corporation bga- W'urjuml »IV -illing «to *•«'•’ in addressing Ihe supreme court with no ........... .. .......
told Ini

fifteen . i n i,

a g.ill."

lint l o eoiiv iliee t he c o u r t a n d g et tile d e c i s i o n .

Ihai ease, we Mt|i|».se Ihe mi"
"lie vvas.iiasler of Ills subject: he knew vv ha. he was
Tin's an- &lt;li&gt; |&gt;rnfiicci - Gniiie ju lk iiig about. Kv ei.v mail and w om an.of bis audience enrllle Sllll Gellillg .h.wti o. the I’ll - , ri,.,| awUy vvhat lie said,
ruhiliilinn jti i , Inih.'
"As inleresling as is Ilie senator himself is Die iiiQuirv.
IIill&gt; s',,"4.0 L n-ei.iniiienile.l, "Till I kind of people are there. Wbelli glow el's, hcl dstllCII. coptun la- i. ’kn m . wlu.n he die-./!*•*•* *'«no siH’iT miners scatieietl o v c r ' |r mountain state three
D hiiV tui «„ nif "ini i"nm,| and’times as large as Souili Carolina, who send to Washington
3i«n ilium
,|,. r % II.. fui- an informed thinker and publicist?
*r «li-in , that these i Iiiiium,'
"Would South Carolina rally to a man who did not dc■de f rnrn his hide, he heiiO n Q.v, non lice, or joke, vv ho had too much respect for them and for
i» follower!, up and down ittyjhimself to "speak down to them,"
^tneels, until, the devil, trying to!
."What kind o f , people inhabit M ontana?”
on Mim-ilinen? j

—- r--.*l — - — n

TAMPA TltlllCNK
III IliT in STAY
1101 ill i i ifu'.is no a reinilid ns’
shnilil-lit]’ 11 uni load- to *tay,. An •ilim,iiiii- card, m&gt; vile thill it guilty "I this im-iilt tu I'lifiiumii
Lnd t l e | it ir lle t i v i- hi-hind a-. Vimill he immeiliiil'Ty barred fioin l deeetiij.
(be- innils, ,s beinp cirnilatiil In! This can li'iwvi'i. prom|it- (It,.
CifnI thri I im don't•»*wash
itvtay
&gt;■",
,.
T k **^l
.
"Tumna- wilK'tJie tfraiJliig : /'Ilnii.T | saggcKliuii that it iiilncs final llu
5|WDI;Jlaitli? \VI|J I!,- Gov* ni- . |,tF.N ,.f l&gt;(. m
whniu Mi t'illts
file'll' inir 11•!ie ii jmy the im.it .
gage
n r.'t ••
•
lips heen making specific. appeal
father'll nunifp l*i haul tl.eir
tl.i-n l.i.id.
I'Upl-. ^ AVe tJv Ji'»t. hellj'V*. that the Itev- o'cently I'm support tllilse who
lay'll not t|*ve •• ml. t!.j i|Ui‘,s' coi'jt- Mr. &gt;r.ilts know
nf this'have little reap* ft On law. who
limn
c.ird TQuI iU cin ul/ttimi in hi* iu- In lieve ii fiululiitg it, ami hups J
lienrc'» llie '■•pi)}*. I&gt;ut whwre'it Ihe fcrirsf.■1H» pughl
oughV tu hp advised of Hint hi' iTecilms
u«..Govcinn u will
tr-iOc.«iiivei
wiip
roods’’ 1
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'
It, Am thtii Jie imay check lliuse allow ihem to violate flY lt'e fiaiTj
UKCJkGE IL YA?» l*K I.T o f • hi* ’• local rtipi
gtH'pdrtiTL whj are iiiimtlf made the plea lo tliD tie-

1

An inexpensive suite Dial will furnish your living room or sunrnoni
willh new color and com lorl. Ihe sc| includes a large seller, chair
and rocket all made of closely woven fibre and the spring filled rushoils are upholstered with brig hi colored eretonne.

Quality
Refrigerators

MOVED

A good refrigerator is more (linn just an ice box.
It is one which is seientificallv designed to pre­
serve food—one that is sanitary and above all.
one that saves ice. All the newest models in our
displays are designed will, thick, heavily Insu*
laled walls and in just a seuson i»r two II will pay
for itself with the food and ice il saves.
K
'Fop leer
AJudelw
A purl mint

T o a New
L O C A T IO N

-23-, 7'
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C A M P A K iN “ M T E R A T U K K *

.%

East Church St.
Free

Truck

-

Side Icing
SI vie

FURNITURE COMPANY
r»« u

$18.00
30.00
26.00

S tj.le

G ILB ER T - McGRIFF

Delivery
By our own

Fibre Sets

$64.oo

W e Have

PBl in Dell, S* ili ivi'ii i lii/.v i.y Ihei
noise. IWsn't. u U-at th hiindl

|wv* Hilly

00

Woven

^ j liuicli',A,^ ..Orange

New Address

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Telephony 54^6

hurch St. Orlando, Florida

You May
Trade - in
Your Old
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!k11■I Mrs.
Ml-. 1
1k'.l It. 1.... o.f. San­
Air. and
Itnimley
ford were visitors here Saturday.

Tel. 37.

A. ti. Way nor left Sunday evenina for a short trip to Okeechobee,
ami Canal Point.
W. II. Aliiinick. who has l»eeii

M rs. M ille r Honors 1Nellie T u rn er Circle
Guest \ \ itli P arty Has Regular Meeting
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■'pendinr'fhe— AA'inter*^hwftrM *
in

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Miss Alary Whiiton-o f New Y|sk
ate (Apei teil to arrive here Satin
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day • to spend several ' week*
a- tin- guest - o' Alls. Kdivard I
Fi'ltKKST I.AKK llOTKl.
D.^ I-., Hiiriey, .hreksonville. A. t AIark 1 1! ,u *'et ImiiH' "Kdgewatci
C- Keiih , Wilminytoii, X*. C ; M* •j ‘ in mi ."
-niul Ah-, krank( Albert, 1 "Itindms.
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On-: -I. II. I.umystoii. Dtlando; M. „ ,r'- ' “ ".V' Hoiiehelk* and Mjs*
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Show »1 th
Mis* Kent. i l i a .- i 1'mnt, Allrli ; . —l'1” 1111'" ( ’ ‘‘jn___________________
Mi.-. Z. II 1 1‘ Donticil, lira.-y Point,
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Mi*'h.: ' h - I:
K. I lieshrouyl.. f) ( ' l ' \ T ( ' V C i t ! I V P
Gras.y poor Alieh.; Ah. and Mr.-.
( httlles Ailing, Chicago, HI.; w H.
I 'O R S A X K 0 It I)
Pittman. Jacksonville; r p IWiTT'
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Pen Pal;,,: , , |j Oarh-i Urlitmlo;
A s*ai«1i„K mm........ ..
that
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State And County Tax Books
Close April First.

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TODAY

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lBip,!&gt;, ('Inni || met W ed
if,m "ii
the h o m e o,

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K a stiw will -min In; Ii i t i ' ! \\ y 1111 \*y nisi iv ii 'iv v il n Dig
liny u f new .- p m i y n ii 'iv lin iu lix ' w ltii h w o laniyln at Inw
pi ivys niul t\v an* p a - &gt; in y uu r y m l lin k &lt;&lt;tt t*« m i l . I.ook
nvi'c thi'so -pyi ials-—-n»mi' 1" in', -tint* a,til &gt;vi' m a n y
uthi'i Iny valu ,'&gt;— t i n - -;H«* w i ! i Ib-i until A p r il T lh .
Incu r,, tn em u * I'iirly and av«'iil ili&gt;app«*intrnm l.

(w it. j, g il.u m eetin y
*'#■ |,i,■- nil'll o v e r by
ttiT'Ir- \\ ahet S loiid en
kn fiiutin ho.|ne.ss was
R‘- Ai ti, « •»III' 1(1s if Ml «»f
l-fF.1.,1 w|ih|\ w as Ifd h\
i* I* Ahialiaio- The Kas
feth*-.
a, A r c a d ia ,
if thr Jenny S p a u ld in g
® D'ki-'i at th i. meet iny.
Dotin;- will he held W ed -

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THEENEMY

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COLOR

all shailt's,

Will, |||1|. |,J‘

prices satisfy.

Uniform
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L A D I E S ' S I M t lN f ; C oats,
la te E asU -r s t y l y s

$0

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Ladies

new

slippers in
it.

style
light

shades.

V -

$5.95

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Oxfords

S ilk

D resses

;

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E a s te r M illin e r y
I .lively H a l s 1’ rli't‘d A l

. 9 5

$ 1 . 9 5

to

values.

’1hey entei

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$ 3 . 9 5

9

ami take first place in the mode
with all the lionenalaiiee «&gt;l this gay and
sprightly season
I here is a new note *&gt;l in­
dividuality in every one ol these crisp new
models, fashioned hy the nimble fingers of
clever m o d iste s. I he irregular o u t line is out standing in the mode crowns are snug and
round and brim.- attain all sorts ol irregulai ity.
.. ,«w A i\ J1

Cap Types Still
M e n ’s

S traw

M e n ’s

H ats

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$4.95
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V

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t o

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a n d up

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$

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Hats
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Hats

price you are looking

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$7.95

Large Hats of Leghorn and Braid

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Important

Many New Novelty Straws

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meut to select from

D ress

P a n ts
All S p r in g S I &gt; W'*

I l t - r i 's a rhanrt* In s a v f

I tiT A r " " !l1 S h n s , wi n ,

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silk

gette crepe solid and

a m i up

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iv li
he' '' visiting
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H ^ n in f" r *'*'r homo
Lhr n,ou'
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wide per­

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$4

®'dng ,,f Ni w Sniyrnu,
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cloth .'Hi inches wide.

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Cloth

m o stjd iscu sse d ■
Pictu re ever played j

hrown oxfords $(&gt;.00

Vaili's.

$ 1 - 0 0

•f'»Taiagu, ferns. The
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ol

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and

fane\ colors

hlossoai-

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laamn Marsh
t J*- - 1'- Veil I of Molin' i
J r * ' "f Dsn-ola, Mr.- !
™ * hfr "f Klist is, Mr.*
lieluml,. Mr-.
•e"H chairman of
("nunittee „ f
the
*ml Mis. Douglusi.

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N ' *&gt; &gt; delightful ,..s

Ditty S j u m c

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$ 1 - 0 0

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B J11 *b* liiiii heiiu givfl&lt;*4 a' ll**
Woman's
!* *'■ * ' Douglass,
M.thc .-hit, enelertaine.l
°; thr Mi,Wei .show.
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where quality

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your trading

$ 1 - 0 0

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Jpouglass (Jives
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Aii umiMinUy l o w l y - «s wvJI ailellirhtful liiiiliri* im rtin im 'n thi- Nellie Toem-r l 'iirle- rfp,fTiT'"Tri'r.t
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,|n|) M(.s
Ciriyy returned
sctumn-w’irx tli.it o f " Wi'tlni'-diii
Dapt.-t Chtitvh held its regular p ri,tay eveniny from a short trip
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aftetiicxMi wlii'ti Mu*. Frank I.. MiljflUilM'AY
lor cntritaiiH-il m hviy home on meet my at the home of Mr*. Char- ,|.&gt;wn t(u. j.-.t!lt Coast and will
h ! .Marshall oa the Orlando ll i«d
„ f(&gt;w llay„ whh
(!l.i|Itr(l
r/iwer SlmW l&gt;y*UioAV°*j Mnyimlia Avcmiu
honnHny
Iwr
with
ADs. Marshall
and Airs sister, Mr:
t)„. chili houne on Inuisv yui'nt Mrs. I.uhi Tiny m'
■I. K. Snyder before
returning
.... 10:011 A. M. D* ■liii'ks&lt;ii|vi!U&gt;. Sharing hmmi- iiitli; I out j toy as hostes-es
— to their home in Ah*
The rooms where tin meaih'rt.'lene.
lene. Kas. Mr.
Alt and Airs. Durkwald.
Mrs. fifty was .Mrs: (Ji-nrgi i .tin.
t'ilv.J assembled were blight
wtlh all who accnmpained them, have yone and Mi
Mrlv for the I Seskiti- ilcn .Conifer of Oklahoma
D o g e i - . s , T h o m a . . . t h i s p. i pe, ,s lt;(. p e r f e e l i o n o f a n
kinds of lovely Spriay flowersi nr- to Cuba fop |ihoi-t trip.
One
y a (, k . S . Jtt 7 ::i 0 Okla., thi* house guys, of Mi.. Wai i
i n v e n l n m t h a t pi a* tn a l l y n i l s y n ranyi d m . baskets. , A, ,short hii*i• ter S. t‘oleman.
Mr. and Mi*. Fred Wimlish spent
Aiasniiii- I'eml*le.
. ol i ne eosi m h a l f . In net an I test
The spirit of Sprint; pievnilvl nes. meetlllK was held eoli.lu, ted |.evenil days in Ciesent Cilv last
FRiHAV
one g a l l o n of g a s ha - k e en ma d e
Ilpiirtmrnt nr the in the moms where the tahle. hail '*&gt;■ the ehalrmun Mrs. Marshall af- 1 week visiting friends,
* " n *n a c a r
injlc. The ti *a ud *
lieen plan'll for play. Quantities ,&gt;i i Pt which a sotjal hour was eaitiy-j
Mrs. S, p, |.ouK j [ r»
II T
qk' i will meet at 0:0O
ol i.ir. Inn.' be, u . ,pii;ua .1 am| tl-t.
pastel tinted Sprint; flower" i"iit- ed. when'the hostesses servi-.l .and- i ||rll^ „
\|rs
tif Woman’* Colli,
A. ti. Wagner left
owner- re; ... .imaging gasoline
liinetl with fetiis were a i rung, I ♦vielies, rookies and iced tin.
Weduesdav morning for Sehting
I. J lillson litis 11-till lied home
p|a. . will meet at
saving*, mom power, in-ban: -imwith p!easin«r g l f m in wall hn- I Those present were Mr- •!. D.|wheii
fi*oiii
Miami
"lift,'
Inmu
hii’u
I lie will attend the Slat"
k P,ist ( lunch Friday kets, howls inn! wnkvr Iktskels.
.■vjivinliiig -v'\ **i ;i 1 tunntlU nil Imni , in-', 'piirkei piek up ami disap
Mussel, Airs. X. I. Duyyai. Ah
* ament ion ol Parents and Tear It5 o'clock.
|,eatan*e ol iarbon So ( tinI llnTallies done ,in Florida Mein * I- ll Hi ay a, A. I.. Keitel, Ah:
Itysn*.
ms Associations,
f Itwan! Chapter U. O.
iiWHitmil ■ail be installed on every
were vised in keepiim scdies fat th« Orion Stenslrmn,
Mrs. A
Jt j};30 o'clock at the
Ctj Ah, and Mrs. S. F. hone. Mrs.
•at K. niiief, :",e,i o.'aJ N.Tliud St., i
Kami's o f proyresidvo bridge. These Williams. Mrs. I., |.. fiiioeli.
Ma,i"i m l \h*.. \ Ha n h*'l,li
Mrs.1 Prevail, Mr* Wrlle Prevail, Mr.
Milwaukee, W i. . t. -eel.log men in
|iv 'V. &lt;' H'll mi May- were distributed by Nils, .lames I'.
Pi'liri* turiu*il lii&gt;iin* W. .In,
0. S Selinim. Ah*. If II. And*
■U. ami .Mrs. Dewitt Williams and
dif’ .ueni In, alllie- to band!, e\,ln
Uidyy. When the fifth ,&gt;r&lt;*gi*’--i&gt;,*
ilnv
I'la'ii
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11«mi
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M l . I*. .1. Taylor, Ml . I
K. -ii e ia l others d im e to l.ake
-lie tetiilnti for lulu
ihose
c.tTl'nDAY
had been •■on;'hided, the first pri/.e I
*b»'\ liavi* hi*« • all,’ 0,line
Mr
It T, Warren, Mi- A. Alary Friday r'onini; to attend the
in'll, .lint lie will explain In- Sa.ortli
•, Ctoi y 11oa r at 10:00 a lovely yrei '11 vase, was awarded i *
the ('•.&lt;■•.. tit urn » t f Ii* \nu’i , a"
a ie.li »)I!‘, | W rite Ihiii t••i In- pin
lit, library.
.Mrs. W. It. Ziulhv In * tilting t"&gt; .1. Walker, Ah&gt;. (Icnrg.- W Hurt', •In, ken pie supp, r ami get-to- |,yg |...
HONDA A
P n - ill^ v e d^ijivltfi,Ulljde at' Mire.
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the roilsolali"lt.pure, a lemon .lt-l. j All-. II 11 11,lam. Alls. Fred Myei*. gel her meeting of all tinis roim V
A 'b ‘7
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pipi comtiiitD'i' meets at ( om | fork. Mrs. I.. I\ M.i'tiller nn- Ah-. W. II Hand, Mrs.lt. li Moth *m ndiflalrv.
Mi- W ;iD» lb an Wliilli*n Mini
Mrs*
lli-iii It !■\pi,i,iv to j
,1 a ilie home of Mrs. the *tieky one. Mr., t’lny wii- yiveu via. All- K I!. Paerifoy ami 'li-.
I live for Ahihnie.Ka-. with her
to,*, mi MuynnW Avon ja set of nmol hridye seore' |,nd* Charles F. Marshall.
sister. Mis. firiyy, ni Hm nevt lew
and lallies, while 'Mrs I'oiiyer n
Iosifs ef the St. Agnes lieiveil a uimtue powder jar
' h alid Ah* MeNamlec
•r i&gt;t day-, whete -In will make a
; felly Cross Kpiscnpal | At the tea hour, tile hastes, a*
‘le*,twater will arrive her,
i i,la1, long, lily visit
A ll"
F.ivlyn
la, ,*1,.
n.ute*l
ril|« held at :J:00 o'clock ! sisted by Mrs I (aval I I hi;,-in-*, i to spend thi* week end
•the
I Mrs. Samuel I'alestoii. Mrs. Walt • yuost- ol Ah and All .. Flaw aid I, Iriends and i« lain * * H: * m *»;i last
gA lit,use.
,
rkninMs nieetinir " f the er S. foleman and Mr.. ItulgvI -e|i • j Alai In' I and Alls. •'Ijristopln i W ri­ week.
Class of the Metho- |veil a tempt inti salmi and le*, ham. al ihen home **l-l*li;* ".it u
Itev. King win, i. ,.-.i»img in
Fai in
Schn°l "ill he held at j course.
la- leviva! servo e
al
Ovieilo
T ile law p r o v id e s Ilia I if Illy la v e s upon a m ri'lll e - h i l e
Enjoying the loidlal Ifospilallt'.
I’ aptist Church « a - a vi.iior to
tk m the t lun ch.
shall mil In- paid h olm e the j it -l nf A pril ol nnv v y;ir.
' l l - llollainl I.. ! lean i , 1
Clmliiola Moioiai
I, JlT-sIdnaiy Society of of Mrs. Miller w e n ; Mr- l.nli
Illy lav t'ollyi'ln r shall a i h y r l i - i and sy|l.
In.me Wi-ilm-'diiy allei in» i
riitiChurch will meet at Clay, Mr., lieorye ( ’aladen I 'o n y f
I*. I. Dana, wio* ha- been visitNn evtyiisimi nf lim y h;is hoyn u n iiityd fur Ihy
p;iv|Mis. Wallet S. I'ldeman, Mrs Duv
' tkin,a, l iu . wtie, e -lie n ,
,1 y |lli* rilll I i'll.
.mg hi- ..isle, al l.ake Wale lor
ntynl nf Sl:tly ;ind t m m l t lavys,
j
id
l.
Tlmisliei,
M
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Samtiel
,1’llle.
In
tinillaes.
,,f
In
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on‘
he,
MlOgtn ( a,I, " II meet at
tlw- fsi-t week relUiniiig hoiae
I 'r o p e i l i Hvviiyis in tiKikiitg ini|iiiiy nlmul
h i\ e - will
Sill,lift l I Velnug
ri n! the In,me o f Mrs, |ton. Mm. I.. I' Mi i 'idler, Mrs u John Olive,
|,|y.i*i
fin
n
i-.lt
full
li-g:il
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i's
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p
l
nut
ol
p
in
p e il v
as
It
Zarhiy.
Mr.
Harold
Vude.
Mife,*b filA I'aik Avemn
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slum
n
I
m deeds.
Alr. 1.*.. I Sehimiai he, ,t INi 1 1 *.
i Mn--k.il and Al i s. T .1. I'.iiiesi llonsliolder Mr. I'a.siml!:
M c f a u ITus
, S. hull/. Mis Anna lliirdteyeu • m i - am o n g tb e oiil o| l&gt;&lt;w11 \i - 1:
kn'.o-,-I'NCK a v i m ;
Thiupi &gt; o l - alie n ,lin y lln- I'loWel S4*.,w al
a', (iutl,l "i Holy C m . ! . N'ewark. X I . Mi.. W
Itle-day
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Mr.
Donald
I’
Drummond.
Mi
A
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W
oman.'s
Club
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Diamond M ounting
^O.jnh will meet a,
It. Walliiee. All..
W
Theodor*
g the Parish ID,use.
Jew rlcrs-Opium el ri«i
Ijinyley, Mrs. l!ohmttJ Molly. Mi­
Mis. I’.lllie Fill- amt Alls. I'.aih*
Tax Collector Seminole County.
ivr.snw
Watch Itepairing
ollllftl
In
Dlllliulo,
ll. W. Ilirndon. Mr- Alirv Wood h
.l»,Ill's u
,[ ntlnit nt I lie Semin
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Thul-dai w) ein l In y -peal l in
st Tea, her - V&gt;.ociut ion :,t i oi k of Ireland. Mr- lalwaid f
gist Ih, Se in unde High l.aiie ami Alt., limns li. Slim on day.
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.Judges
wards. In

T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , T H U R S D A Y . M A R C H 2 9 .1 9 2 8

b ro u g h t b y n school c h ild .—

u M lim c r
’9«fttMUt&lt;P WgiO ’Sad g ^ . - . - . '* - : r
T T v.
m a t era
H ig h
'n i ' •*&lt;;^ ^ i r ;,H 5liitTWr&lt;*HAVi;ccf i f i a f rn '-lW tU flfim ^b n T u ' o f tiic barg a in
2 n d — T ic
betw een
E liz a b e th
“ ihle by .» ! * Ttw iilo n the
iV tU iflriie tie e i ll a ll th e c o u rts
C h irk , J u n io r H ig h School and B illy r.v c rg ln iU ' B n rw n .G. C o llie r, th e n f - ih c - m n d m’ p n n tu e n t
F a rn s w o rth , S o u th S ide S chool.
m V n ,r ; ,f 1™ "r t " £
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c' ,,.,n and cite d example.’* o f n
e f|r *
o f band
(C o n tin u e d fr o m , p age 1 )
A w a n ls fo r c o m m e rc ia l d is p la y s ! t 1y * » l1lh S
hn1
’ 1 *" m n t ro lle d by t+ic rend
S cptR Hud M r * . W , (i. H e n le y .
■li w cr it*
T it l, ‘s K iven ''Special a tte n tio n
In te re sts w hich
ic s im ro * Uit7
M r. K . H. S to w e — ro s e tte fo r ■lufs-tl tlu* road d e p a rtm e n t cha r
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wy .
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. .jfP a n s le a — Us* M r . H e n ry N ic k lc , stage a rra n g e m e n t, s h o w in g g a r* n an to oluinfft* thi* ro u tin g m t l r H a th a w a y fo r g o v e rn o r,
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30
mile.s
2 nd M r j. E . M . G a llo w a y , 3 rd M rs . derr p a th , w a ll nnd b o rd e r p la n tin g ,
t'u r ltu n np e n n l liis speech W ith t
o f C o llie r's la h d " B l a cost
cost to
to the
i n;
his p la tfo r m . He said (
M rs . K e n t R o s s ltc r— ro s e tte fo r oi r o m e i « nn' n t
O .K .J S a U fc te * ,- ,
ta x p a y e rs o f ^ 1,01.11,(110. TTh *.* T a m - hj ( m
,j]unf,
SU11,.*
plank Wlt,
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flo
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rs
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an— 1s t M rs . W . K . W o t
pa I'.'imlidate charged this change
N
1st prir.es— red roycSj-atrawf low- m u .le
i~ tw o ro ilris ...i— ------- 1------ — !
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lie s — 1s t P h y llis S m ith , 2 m f ch f, flu W l'r a rra n g e m e n t! K n a p ilrrtg - w as needed
d a y- " f e \iia v .ig a n e e . It liylioovcra
w kk ln
C oo nnnnelly.
e lly ____= . :r= = 4 5 r ^ S 8»Ffc&lt;um, nnd lu p in s .
aw
ln a
s C
I n i n o t o p posing ‘ tiio
tr a il, i t)H n o w ’ tn pick o u r beomig.-t and
2 nd p riz e s — g la d io lu s , s n a p d ra g ­
C a rlto n , said, " t m i l . I j n nut. op|m s. fu tu re ., cdur.so.
T id ­
, . » r r .l» t M r * &gt; .
A.
£
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• ons, flo w e r a rra n g e m e n t, s n a p d ra g ­ in g B a rro n ( o ilie r, hut I w ntild n . ^
n in e fo r a rlim p u lg n o f iia**
ons and s n lv ia fa rln n e e a .'
o |Wn the doors o f th e i t u t e ’s v o i d '• ; ^
j,„ ( a
(,,*-• i.d ie r a ctionnr—1 s t M rs , T I , E . Rua*
»
1 rd p riz e — c a lm *.
! fu r him .*'
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I T lip fa; t le ip w iim u ilf‘»«*rv&lt;** th&lt;
E d g e w n te r F a rm , 3 rd
M r . Jnm en S te w a rt -ro s e tte fo r
T he T am pan * chir.'ipM l’ th a t tU n p ii* * * f o r
Hie In rjfiM i nuin*
roses, red ra d ia n c e ro s e tte
‘ ‘,r t road d e p a rtm e n t's p a y ro ll had been |(&lt; c (,f nm et’ tuelek- law s. W if ne,- i
— l e t M rs . H e n ry W ig h t,
b u lb s, p in k g la d irfln s , and * n « p -1 jm ,vm w d f n lh i I Odd persons, i
f,.w ,.r l.iw
tlltd b e tle . observniie*
in . E . B . B lo w n , 3 rd Edge- d ra g o n ,
provided fo r in. the d e p a rtm e n t bud o f i In it e we have."
Fnnp.
1s t p riz e s — roses,
flo w e r a r ­ g e t, to m ore th a n .'1,1100 d u rin g the
W ith ou t m e n tio n in g
Sidney .1
U -^ P fc rc n n la M and F lo w e rin g
progress u { the g u b e rn a to ria l n u n - O u t ' I»v nathc C: ii lion denit him i 1
ra n g e m e n t, g la d io lu s , lu p in s .
•''■*16* t y k j .:* ’ . -h o w f i . l ' ’- i f *
te :.
2 nd p riz e s — roses— p in k radiance p a ig n. Ho cha rg e d th e em ployes o f b lo w in u
statement.
d e e lm ii
lio n 1— P e re n n ia ls ,
rose-—M rs . C h a rle s B e ll. F lo w e r the d e p a rtm e n t w ere u s in g ta x p a y ­ there w e n f e w e r
n o
m o r e
n o t t o r s
a n d
ev ils ■ irrenie
s e tt* f o r best in cla ss— H e r­ a rra n g e m e n t, s n a p d ra g o n s ,
and e rs 1 money to tra v e l a ro u n d t it" than tlint o f local •qitimi,
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. 'N T K S E S
rs . K , M . C a llo w a y .
sta te c a m p a ig n in g lo r ilu th a w a v ,
g y p s o p h illa , sn a p d ra g o n s.
%. 1% \ \ moist u n i,
vi liit*
Ti e T a m p a i iinih da’ e . ,,id b
•1s t M rs . H . E . R u sse ll,
and th a t the c h a irm a n , h im s e lf u n ­
«ali***iiii#(inu&lt;*r to r 11 In rue e*ir|M*riiw ould g iv e Florida nr. e io i i 'o ,
3 rd p riz e — roses, F a s te r lily ,
T ^ t jd in a r d la — 1s t M rs . W . M . S c o tt,
t fun. n r iih t u In *‘tV*r****l ih itin u ** l**r
d ra w in g $ 2.ri a d a y v Atm he to u t ­ adniirhfttriilion with,■'sum o pinnii-*lnr«,li, u Iv es l In*' 1 ml I*i«i in u »#•« l In*
i f JtJrtsanium s— 1s t M rs . F . 1). K in g , ca le n du la s.
v r r iT i iii III*, |»i*rfi*eI lie iillli (Hi 7 1.
oi la v it-,lilclmn. W e h ave n*:n In
M rs . L e s lie W e n t— I s i p r i z e - ed the s ta le in his ow n India I f , .
Ts. J . C. E lls w o r th .
1 til to il till lies l l n tlrfn u lin ld lt*
C al l.ton read a series ol f ig u iu - in,- dangei |,oiiiT in la x a tio n .
sw eet peas, 2 nd p riz e — a m a r y llis .
— 1s t, M rs . E.’ -M . G a llo m ill n il |in|ftt(in lin lili- ,
ta ke n fro m u road d e p a rtm e n t au d ­ ili-i hired, “ when it is i h eapet fm
3rd p riz e s — roses, s to c k .
I mi to lool o i r l j uimI m l |»11*111j*
it s h o w y ig I hat w ith in the Insi
nt *d#*i*(».
man to reni a h om e I Inin ow n &lt;*i
B g lv ia — 1s t M r s . J , M« .McCas*
ira n llts 2311 c o n tra c ts fo r pond m i - M” -mil sun.- i, iteli &lt; ol a . m o
H i*e|i l'li«* IntI'll*I* i*|li‘ ll.
,
**11in if In 111 Elicit tl % ten . e n ffre
k ill.
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s tru c tio n had been aw a rd e d i .. C*
.s2 .1 iMill-1 i an I,,- i-linitlinli-d t
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iitenlm
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nlol
inlineeii
w
ill
V e rlip n a s — 1s t M rs . S. R . I / ig h t h ighest n o il not tin- low est h iild i
•ale evpi-n-i
In b i- |dalfoiin
I t ic ie iil hI i *i *ji jiih I i|i**»|r*iv ? *Mir
on,’ 2 hd M rs . H e n ry W ig h t, 3 rd
m r %i*i.
.
ill a to ta l i-ie-t to the -ta te o f over l a v m - a ' t h i e o i i g h .-d u r a tional
t n l.«' v luftti iMix **\ I'ri-hi’ i Imt Ii
M rs . C. R. M ason.
JfMlU,IH)N in p o liliiu il p n tro m ig e. v r v to noil. i- re j In in m . fnll-lilioli»i*r 311111 11111111«&gt;
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V io la t^ — l s t M rs . W . L . H e n le y .
I.** 1 fill in i nl
t re**l* nl»* null
11&lt;* riti- d one iiis ln n e e .where tw
--.•li",it- | In oiieh ont i he e n tir e s'
2 nd M rs Joseph la *in h a rt.
(C o n tin u e d fro m page 11.
'b id s w ere .subm itted fo r .. p a rr im
i m .-i , it it be.n in es nri-V-tsai'v 1" i
Mu 11 Ii ml, f Itnrlfftft "I.. I*err», in n
R e rtio n 2 flo w e rin g s h ru h b e ry s . c e rta in ears and tru c k s , w h ic h t b e . la r piece o| m n . iim t n m . on.- i , „
h i l e r « *11^ rat nhi I inu It I•** **•»
t.u
rmtH* ntli* f
r ' * \ f t tm tfn i
-11telt it lit lien 11ti (i ml 11|i 11*o *h *01 t i l l 1
B a nana s l in i li — Ja t M is s E lle n fa m n o *m a n s a i i ^ " v
by
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New York Yankees ToHave i*
K eener Opposition During
This Season Than At Last

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tine of the bent Ih'I s ul the iliiy i- (| 0 I I
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that the world's t'hniiipinii New * .
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pcniiunt this year; that, if they
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win attain, which is entirely plans-;
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‘wire, not i-Kcorteil. ntnl that they
may even t'xpcriem.' a fen hail
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This is not written l.ceanse tlm
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Yanks are hlowintr a l"t of 1 *h li '"da&gt; a- tie cniini
it ion (.'nines in the South. It irpre
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sell Is, in
filet. t he dispassionate ^ d a 1 1 1 ■&lt; n T* ai 1 1 1
opinion
of smart
hasehall men................
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who pay exactly no attention ; .
exhibition records. These, aftei nil.
h* * 1 *'A" v,i“ '
come within the yelieitil me Mine hi' ••n-* ppop'd tl
of a swell prucli e pull. The Yank
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ees have the stuff ami • 1 . 1 j , * j.t . .\\t, , , . . 1
later il will mine out lile . 0 1
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But there i- a well r&lt;«nd&lt; &gt;|
piciftn that the pit t li nt: tidy h i t
alul the hilling they l.a,u la 1
year me no moie an I nexer m* mi
will lie. They still lafiiie to yet
plenty of holli. of com -■ cicui'ti.
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in fart, so that tile man ilnesti 1
live who would hci attain'd t'n 1 .
as a pennant pt"&gt;prrt. The "id.
thing in thnl the lentrui' i s ...... .
what lp:ttfi and the Yank- ai.
Mill','tl'hlll Will '!'.
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Any hasehall man, t i evauiph'.
will lay \"ii odd- ilia' Cath
liehrijr don't hit all .. ....... Icon.
mns npaiii. Tliex n-. ilmi "tie ■f
them may lepimt Imt in \ i "'I |i
limy lie inelitintn d licit h n '|i ••
t ielu iy have lot pi 1
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l.ouis Id .en- a , i\ ,
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kind of I il in - i n ' ih
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not a -mall pm in . . 1 in.
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II |i* \i 1 Will IIin»4 | •'I•
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C hrysler “ 7 2 " perform ance
mu hex all other perform ance
in its held seem as out-of-date
ns last year's license plates. All
yon have to do is to 1 ide in a
“ 72,” and drive il to appre­
ciate the difference.
O n ly C hrysler's t;re.it en d hecriitK st-ilf anil precision
m anufacturing ort*ani:ation
co u ld h a x c d ev elo p ed 7 &gt;
sm ooth horse power from an
cn|(ine o f such m oderate &gt;i:e.
Y ou can, at will, do 72 m iles

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.in hour .iiul nn»re —\elvetVi
easy m iles—due tot!iisiinii|
and \ ihrationli'ss engine \\ tli
• aiiintt’i 11 t ii;liii il sex en - hear*
inti 1 rani.•'halt.

arriving
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O n ly a ile m n n s tr.ition c.*n
prin t’ to von jiK&gt;t hoxv m ucii
better the “ 7 2 ” perform s.

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c|i;;ri.\ matciinls an* exactntp.ly
I- steel IN aluct ton is held to pre'ey i .,."tt 3t;iudurds hitherto hmiul
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1.1. t.t the must expensive car*.
&lt; lijiu fu on »ln p ^I\ rjo n iu n i e
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t i " i i ' ! td H'-.!.jtjc4‘/iix A hinder \
irtuiuu .unite powerful E re - \ a
kmc t: .m ifnrt able —spnciuus— V.
doors tic.uly 11 yard wide—f a r f
seat • i I1 *t tyidyi-f*.’ nalcs nn
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ii.ii.’. c n cct ler-Htlou — jo
tlfifty -* , re 1 and o il—amp’dhed- &gt;)1
.; d ll •- t III'cl.hrp'lj':*.. ‘Af '.1 le n .T n V t ifu cur tit&gt;U}d-lf!'kei - ,
loult nini r/i -ir ip t itks volume^
fur its n’uality JtnddciHintUihiltVy.
T c s t it out »MO\V! .

SANFORD

(it‘l llu* li:t hi I &lt;»I tra d in g al a P e r s o n s

S to re nnd

Iiuyinf* m ore we hu&gt; lo r le&lt;s.. S e llin g m orii we sell 101
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T H E S A N F O I U ) I I E l l A t l ) . F U I D A Y , M A R C H .10, 1928

Selecting A Leader

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LU-GRIP

—I’nbltakr4 every aflerama everpt
R»B«lay at Hanford. Florida,
A h tlu* tiim* l o r Iln* H o u s to n convenfiun .approaches,
q u ic k s e r v i c e
i n IMacanlla Avenue.
p olitico) o b s e r v e r ^ o r e fim U n g thernsj I v t » n o c l o s e r t o t h e .sol******
I'Mrrrat aa arrnnd rlaaa matter
p w f i ^ n i limn t h y y j e r t f Y u ^ hnn„ n ; , &lt;y* lug ' W i S r
Orloher 2T. IJ l i . aV tke l'eafaaTflrr til ion o f t h e IJ.-n io cratic.
a* , bnnfnrfl, FlnrldAt vmdrr nrl
* 7of y e a r . o r ; tw o. u i U w » A t a l $ r (•nvitriior S m i t t r T fcn gim iiw W i
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«•*» l r n « of Mnr.li 9, I-U7,
tlio ionditifr c a n d i d a t e , ami y et u t t e r l y iiqtihlc to o b ta in his
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IL IIOlVAtll) IIKHI1 ........ ..Mnnn*rr n o m in atio n ns loiijr ns 1in* i w o -th ird s .nd&lt;- is in l o r c m - i t up- "
i:.*Ki.b e . joiskh ..iianaaia* Editor p e a rs m o r e ttiul ii . mit* o s if il w ore g o in g to lie n re p e titio n o f
S in scn il'llO N IUTPA
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Mi InrHfr per Wrrk
political a f f a i i a one is. O ur m ight a weft a t t e m p t lo nanv* l
'llir Hern LI, *tnnf»ri)*« gjliinrrr nrtrni»ni»rr, wiilitrrll»m «n fhr iMrrnn Iho c h o ic e o f C a lifo rn ia w h ere I he I teinoera i. v o te r m u l l
llnunl ,Nr«i Hrrtlrr, rrrrhlnir I run
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w ell
fhln Hiiprrlor nmn oraiaT.amo d erid e b elli eeii lie d ry C ath o lic S e in n o r Wah'-li, I he
(nmti lliuuannri north dniir r«*rr- C a th o lic ( i o w r i i o r Sniilli. and th e wet l'i oil .laid Si-indor
Itcn au d I t a t l c r y S h op
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tnlHr Wtulit 'IJn I. N.
h r«»- Heed.
lirrmll) rfflrlrnl In l*|«rliln nml h
.Sort hern H e m o c ra l ic uewspap* i i out inn in t h eir a s s e r till limit cqinl,
tmrtR ihllt AI S m i t h is^llie logical c a n d id a te , arid th e only
•llo- Hr-phhi h n mrtitlirr ol fhr
AiiiIN lliirrnn nl IlniilMtlono, mi mm who c a n c a r r y New v nrk .d a t e And n i ' a l nnt&lt; )i s l r i n g l i t
Itil mini mi Kid AMfirlndoK nt I'nh*
-lu lli win
BKST WAT TO RILL
IlHlirr*. \dirrllorr**, nml Ailtrrtla* in I he nation al eleelinn. Al S m ith ha.- heeji u n
Itnu l^rrit* ulilrh *i*«|talmi rnr* liillg N ew Y o rk election^, m long a s In* Jia. l o n fillid his a r ­
I'n lill»)i »*r inriulirr &lt;o iwiihtiilt In
tVinruiiKli nnillI itI Miliorrl |it Ini il'Vi ties I n s t a t e pol it ics, 'nil u . tlo not liejieve he* could he elect IlMit* Iii nrtlnr in Wrifj iiliunliitrl Pit p resident if n om in ated . and doiilu m t ,
&lt; &gt;a, ; I;. if !i
ill rinitni if rlrmifiifInii n«« itrll a
tir nr*t Ixmlnr-n* inr^ linilti. %
could c a r r y lii.s own s l a t e .
S m i t h 's S t r e n g t h lies solely iii A c u f o r k Cj|y. (MTichil**
I ttlDAY. MAItCII .10.
elect ion .statist ics o f X . w V m !, hoc. th at in tin- j/uf»i r n a to ria l
luiti.i-: vKttsii i'tm t o d a y
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Check before tt starts.
Rub on—inhale vapors

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S anford, Fla.

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Hooks will dost* April

Dim &gt; a s provided by law.

vn n eu n ces T h e A s s o c ia tio n t»|

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P e r s o n a l l a x e s rem ain in g ’

MONEY TO LOAN
(h. im p im e tl ( ' i l l p ro p e rly al 7 per c e n t ,
sir.iti-Id loan s on resid en ces,

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:nui oaiuiv .,1 ,a v c * p e n n i e s h u i n o t c h i c k s . Usu­

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a i * d - ;.’ i i / j t o j c o '
o f d i c i r c h i c k s . T h c v I’w J
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S u i t e (H11 F i r s t N n f l Hank Hltlg.

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Stearns'
Paste
.1 CRUS SAID:— lllcsscd arc the Y o r k . -tin. I&lt;)7 m o i e vein , iliat: Stn iih . Tl.i v at i d.ow Dial
Sure Hi at Ii to wilirbuffi, »(•( mlcf(«t(*
I’lirc in lirai t ; for they sluill m c in thcVelection o f l!rjr,.&lt; tgden .Mills polled, out ide of X’ew Y o rk
Uanl t»Y Itnufrkrt i»rn fur f^) )rar«!
( linl. Miitlhew .p»:8.
C i t y , 272,.‘!tiN m o r e vote . itiau ."null
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ah iv^u i* z (./ . r. *•» si.so
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In N ew York &lt;'it •■ a
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M o n e y H a c k if i t f a l l s
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|town attending the Flower Show wen? opened in suite and nt tract*
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pit the Wmium'it t'luh, Wcdnenday. ivelv decorated with qennltlHi of
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W r t v - M ' I'n tiding till' American l.cghm „f Ilrndrntnn. Mrs. Wallace left
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the first prize, a lovely bath titt
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. mijl Mrs. ilran, Wilson spent h
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ileii'i at*'&gt;l with minui on snnday-'ut iialius i'i*r as the part of thU week.
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| Ijtiniture Ilejiartnient of the ani'sc musical |. ;t.
After the priics hud been award- .
• t'.v« „ f Alcan i', r ‘•anilnm. un.l the Itgln.
eio i- of Mr \\. \\, I’ itti .■ at Magnolia Avenue, Thursday eve
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tang at T: l ‘&gt; o’clock.
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cast a soft «l •'
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|hand made covers, the hostess a^r* T
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Miss lleatrire l-npate of Detroit.1 Tim regular meeting of the St. |v*fl1. fefivshments of pink * 0 4 *
t J « i llapti.1 Church Friday Pleat. M,
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h. *» n id u s. Mr.' I U . I m i , was. A
m - '-"cvesting
Mr
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and Vi ea'-......
in i r. Miss
M
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I1■•rinerlv in
the empd , of
t it Sea
(Menu K. M‘‘
Me Ka.
ialf dairghlirr Muriel
Midi., is the guest, of her mother |Agne- Guild will he held Monday j " M ' ’ hiurk uo rream. mdlv^
trine nl S o’clock.
.and
I,am
in thrUWjM
Sea ’ il"'anged
“M i n i t „ !■
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'''l l , , m,T
M,,rU’1 and their'
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i n omk
om
rakes frosted in
pink and ttopji
[■ 1 . *t&gt; Mr.
Mr. mid
Ciul .Mrs.
Mi , . W
William Kne* ! Mr Anna I .opale at tiie Rose afternoon at 3:00 o'clock «* the cakes
p i V. Howard .Chapter U. D. den; teaclai, M,
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ihl.tMl-Cd.yltt'Atfndiii. hut l* ami itieliuled I lie following
! ! ? " ! , mire” guests
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with nuts and carrying out the
ii
for
a
ni’i
I'outi
Apartments.
I'arish
House.
All
inotnlHW
.s
are
l*i| meet nt 3:30 o’clock at the |Mtmv
,
., i c a with the ci&gt;ni(..ily' n’t Miami.
q T
« amida hM Satin, la.
asked to pit iisi&gt; bring in tlioir ar or scheme of pink, white and I M m r
and points J
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for the chilli’s wardrobe to he
'Mi. ami Mrs. It. S. Sheldon of tides
telia Avcittte.
mng; one m cm .t l .
- en
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'-“‘' " ‘ J companicd I-' Mrs. Walter llaynr
-----------sent
to
St.
Mary's
School
to
this
New Suiyrmi iiie expevted to aiSATU RD A Y
nnd K-auty.. Tho etUnp. }«n&gt;itran &gt;M«-ni.t.'ndent t . M. &gt;nnth. |h^ V I
j&gt;
•,
&gt;
live iie|'i'
here FI ala.v to spend the week- _ meeting so that the box may tie
ri.ve
I aU Day Rally of the Seminole ami I’.'fiVshinenla will he n l.c ..
[•*!!«*»hue tfiifdr
oMy w'ihl Irish
P P I l M r i T
"itli their daughter Mrs- W .! packed anil shipped. The usual
end with
Miami,
where
limy
v
II
make'
their
IfwBty W. M. U. beginning at ing with i u la ;,
. Ti
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Ruse.'* by Mi - I’ C. Moore nnd
study classes will he held following
\ Fitts,
future
inline.
'
given hy-yihe
IMO o'clock at the First Hnjitid taking turn mi tin- , • nun jm-l
Mrs. '1 I,. Hale, ncromputiictt i‘
the meeting.
JAjgci) AD membera arc ut;jed tol.the o -In &lt;.. w I1
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T O D .W
M i" Amit i I’.i'lli- I'y.on: piano sel
r I!. Kirtley left Wednesday
Women's Guild
Ft l It It I’. ST I.M 'I m m i
Iitter.ii.
Ill'
on .
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\niia ltclle Myron
■ii nn g lor I'hiladelphiu. Ma-. "Iieie Members Of Lodge
A
M.iramoimt
Sju-,
ail
|-\:*tonOiiMun's Story Hour at M'M'n;
of the
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nailing, n eo.tuiue, "Mat’s Fnvot
V|r- Kirtley has In'cn undergoing
MI* ti'id Ml - &gt;' ."'ii
la, 1 "i
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Knjoy Bunko Party
I'rodui '.ion
liciwk ut the library.
'i i I I.M I »• III M I' &gt; \M:
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ii- I-low i.
In ,1. lin en .lacidi'Kpiscnpnl
C
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rent
ii’cnt
at
.leffeison
Hospital.
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T.i. Id. N i"
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MONDAY
••\Mt K M t RI-; M \|l'*
il tr.. ".Mi-dll ' of lii.-h Song,
Yorl
City:
Ml.
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M- . .1 U
SATURDAY
Jjiiil-s I'nion of the t'oiurtegii
'/!, nn i , f , i
I. U . i, i ;ii.'.
i "in, i!ie&gt;
M i- 11li/nhetIi Houles, l 'Mil ke o j .
soeml affairs
(&gt;' Mr,-. I: Inti | lileiin, Mrs. M
Ml, at. I iong Istand. \ &gt; . \ .1
Ijjffil t'liui-ch will meet at ,1 : 1 1 1 1 i :, :t.
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Wednesd.iV
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! i t til. .Ini ksoiiv .1 * t.i v i *
] e’d^k at the home of Mrs. Sheri* : t ’h in h v .!; ' :
,
........... Helsitid. Mr.. Kmma Marsh evening when Mr-. Ivan Ruhow
i out pain., I o . M . 11' son.
R to 7 P. M.
and
' ti: \\ Mai tin. T 11 iladsi
J- 1 o
JM Jcwiit, with Mrs. Jcw itt ai i •. ulti .1
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Mryullrr’s (inwery Stifte
Viler i , i t in- 1 am a number..
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(g*. Henry Mickimmn as haste..
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l»....i -and Mr-. Mri.e of Osceola ,,wvn
:,t “ l,"'k," ^ ' ' V Run
i i i i i q l M - ’l i u l » 1«*\t * t ♦11l e-t - were i r
117 Magnolia Avrnne
\\ all.-I' .1 l!t|l&gt;&gt; :H -i o. Madi - ,
\ieie among ilo-c Horn out o f t ko party lit--lu'r hong. The room.-1
Bchear-al of the Choral Snei.tv
. ; , t.
icy eii. IIn fbt* hUtill shiiking enn
\ ' i , K \ . Mr I 1• l ei mil, Man le t. M
Jiiil be held at the Ii«iy Croat Kpi* ..
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„ It.-. Ky ; 'll C I M e, Hart the Iffi.
|ttpal Chuii-li ill T:::u o’eloel.. •
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a . u b 1 tl;.* pi Ji'.e for ll
11 .. 1 1 a nr.- New '
i t\; .Inna i l l p l l 11It *. «1 Tilt t .
Chautauqua euininiUec meet, a! 1
Hie- prim* " i
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llOO o'clock ai tile home of Mr— -----------T------------------!IV. II It .1 Ml
lIi'hi Mien. F.u.1
I ka I- tl
j i i mi and " i 1
ll'olie Williams on Magnolia A t
rZL- 3lgjrrtTTT* I . ' mi l - r t ' N *lu
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.klU'ly t'lns-es of the SI Vgnos
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[ 1 ' , i-. I n i . . 1
ICnilil "f Holly Cross Kpt-icopal
\i i late ], ii the inemhers i,
Mi
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Chuiih W II l,e belli at ■t:"&gt;'' o’cloil
l i i. il ti- I lo 1 iin1 1 1 .-l hall, win
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|it thi I*:.i -li Hull &lt;-.
Ail
li I" * ' o i" ai d her a
lid p j
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II
Rigulit! tae-'iu-ss iini-tiim -f th.
t a;,' - . i • I i 'd . i mint puio
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1 lass of tin
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I he 1*1 " .-i, , &lt; ini -pin i , &gt;\hu el
[ (: ,ni ",
.it I lie i him n.
i"\'d tin ,\i-iili nally delighll
Wonun - M -si.inni y
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|the Methodi i i iiiireh will
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13jsi u'l1
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with Mi
Ala-ska and Mi
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M. ol hi
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Hu!" it- h les«es.
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Woman' (Iiiild of Hop i , ■
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5 *. . ' I . •(, : ■ * ” t ,- r.TT-*- rA l
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V.'l'fi; i&gt;. let'll a I al 1
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High kfhi«i| And ilnl . in ,|t
ii I
or Iis k Mu!. j i
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(llcjnr&lt; f"'.i ' i ■' tIn Mi
hn f Aiir,i ,,dl ooti iti.iii uj a J.,p
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Mr.-. Uirtif,.».|, Mi
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(p in io n V-line lie e l-m a t le , tt»o, hv the
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m u d d y a n d a . t r u e r r o h i f lh;m o t h e r
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7u&gt;o Horses Finish Grand Bobby Cruikshank| _
National
Steeplechase S S F S Public Relations Man To

Classic

Celery Markets

p eople t r i e d

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h e r b u t o n l y added tn *bor t e n o r .

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Help Appease The Public

Odt O f 47E ntries

S everal

PJN EH URST, N. C ... Mnr. 30.
(IN S ) —Hobby Cruikshnnk, winner
Y a r d s , R F l o r e n c e , fl R o sto n , (’&gt; J e r ­
of the North and South Open for
to resent him.
B y Davis J . W a l s h
sey C i t y .
I D e t r o i t , -I N ow Y o r k ,
A IN T R EK
RACK
r ' O U R S K , w hile s i x t e e n is th e n o t o r i o u s “ w a t ­ the last.two years and one of the
I t ' is difficult to sny just how ■I P h il a d e l p h i a ; ’’ C h i c a g o , 2 C i n ­
In tern atio n al^ N e w s S e r v i c e
er-jump,"
railed
the
worst
of
nil
the
favorites
to
cop
this
year’s
tourntr
j
LIV ER PO O L,
Eng., Mnr. 30.
much of this i-gjircHcnts a hang- c i n n a t i , 2 ( i r a n d R a p id s, an d 1
mciU,—led—the—field nround -rhr~- ____ — -Sports-Editor---------(INS)--Xibi»ornrv T im -W o n t h e — % vvns-exported--that-the pri«e course in the opening round with | NEW YORK, Mnr. 30—Realizing avtr from fancied grievances of
e a c h B u f f a l o , C h a r l e s t o n ; S . C .,
Grand National Steeplechase here j n-oncy would total about * IU,0»d a OP, three udder par. Hobby was that something is wrong and being
the past. Certainly, brother Tunney C l e v e l a n d ,
this afterndop. Hilly Ration,
n.»*-.«» an
.... ,1for the winner with $3,50(1 for seeD avenport,
D e catu r,
two strikes out in front and in reasonably certain thnt it can’t be
Rochester,
Sharon,
A m e r i c a n lired h o r s e a n d ow n ed l»y* oral and $2,000 for third. The rite* spite of tire -threat of four pro-’ himself, brother Tunney has nc- is becoming, less and less nbmtlvc |
to the public taste us he goes n*
How ard Ilroce, of
H r i t i n w r c , r a n ord time for Uie race war. slightly who pushed him two strokes hack, rpiiied a public relations man to
and W. Albany.
recond.
loader |o minutes.
seems to be the logical contender present him in such a way that, Inng and with a little more help
The demand was just moderate
A storm blew up during tic- with more than a fighting chance thereafter, brother Tunney.and the from the New York State Athletic
Only two lie-, os finished. The
for celery yesterday on the f. o. b.
morning when rain, sleet and haij to win.
populace will he just like that. This
Commission be may lie running.fm j mnrkt.t (|f ‘ Sn„ford. Most sains
time was 10 minutes and 2fi sec* fell.,This softened the track and ted
developed
today when Mr. S te w
Tommy Armour, national and
President yet. The commission -has j w w (|J th&lt;?
for r, &amp; .&lt;
ondn. It was one of the most sen* to predictions of many casualties.
llannigan
arrived
in
the
North
to
f'anadiun open champion, wall one
rational, thriII:nrr and spectacular
There was a record number ot
announce that he had tukrn over decided to heckle him about accept*’ , (|oy w|th ;JV ,|iscminted 50c, I &amp;
(■rand Nationals ever run. A storm 17 entries, eight of the hoi sea lie of the four who got within a couplf the matter of presenting the real mg clmllenges from Jo e Windmill,
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of
strokes
of
Hobby.
With
him
were
til’s disc .nutted
25c. A few fancy
during the morning had softened ing American owned. In recogni
Tunney to those whose nonud con­ Lake McLuke, or somebody and. |,jK|)0I. and the 25c premium for
At
Espinosa,
Chicago,
Hill
Meibom
the track add ng to the dangerous flon
the laige nundier of Amei
non of
or me
Buffalo. and Sandy Armour, Wash­ versation begins with “hooey" ami before it gets throdgh.' it will have [individually washed stock, 10c for
hazards of sixteen fences and tw » ican horses the Stars and Stripe
ends with -‘‘blah,’*
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ington.
made a first clnss martyr of the. crate washed.
streams of water to he jumped by were iiin'up over the grand stat­
It
is
gathered,
ton,that
Mr.
Only 0 curs passed Potomac
Tony Manor, New York, and Hil­
the entrants.
ion alongside the Union .lack.
llannigan will act os official buffer man.
.
.
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. . : Yards and Cincinnati during the
One hy one the horses fell upd
Master Hillie, English owned and ly Burke, Port Chester, were tied
Anyhow, eulogies concerning his
of the u,a,l|i
champion;
»"*’ camp
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were put nil of the contest. Hilly J red. was a hot favorite at 10 to I with 73’s with Andy Ciray, of around the
nt
speculator.
Huffing
ncntly
and
J
fetching
peisonality have begun to i today: 2 each Baltimore, New
tireelisboro.
The
rest
of
the
field
Barton, that hail been sent here in the pielindnnry betting. Bright’:
|quickly done while you wait, is Mr. adorn Che public prints r.nd lie can’t York, and 1 each Boston, Detroit,
Hoys, owned hy Stephen Sanford was fairly well scattered.
especially for this race made a gal
i;i f
Ilannigan's motto, and be Ruurun- gu behind tho fact that, ax a fight- j IntlinnnpoliH, Kingston, and Lonof ('alifornia. deposed Hilly llarton
lant run.
tiea to make an oral punch in this iiiffiition
limit ion of the record
•AIN'T R E E RACK COURSE. LI­ in the cost
twentit-th ; 'I°n' Gut.
nose feeling exactly like a friendly cr. lie is one of those
i
.
.
Telegraphic report from i’hilai : : VERPOOL, Eng.. Mar. 3H. - H X S I i.nmbei of Ann ricans that Hocked
century
novelties
handshake
or
something.
w
in
wan
- •&gt; ||(,|p|1jn ||,iH morning indicates
I
— The large number of Amerit .in Id I h** 11ill k Till* mlik mi I*f ILTl»t
Ul’ IP JM ( «, IHIP. rit.iM* II I |III I* '
In any case, there are to la- no tight. I should -ay, nrihand, that that tile supplies uro moderate. De­
entries and the numerous Ao'eiicati
•». nm»lhi*r A i ii pi h in l,n«| Imisi
more misunderstandings between mie more victory in defense of the mand slow, market dull. FLORIDA
tourists who flocked to the race
Fla..
st .
p e t e r s h d i d ;,
Til,. lllMlk IM.’Ik,*l &gt; III
hmtlur Tunney and tl-.q public. In title will prove about all brother 10-inch crates in the rough and
course gave a strong ‘ Aineiican WflV till*
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T
h
e
Hill. It;,Hi.,:
losing 1 1 ,js connection, it might be men­ Tunney need* to put himself over washed mostly fair to ordinary
flavor to the classic (Stand Nation­ l*»»tf«! iTi III 1
Tlti •••!,!*. mi * ,»\ »n nu iir,| liN Vj, I s t r e a k of t he Ne w Y o l k Y a n k e e s tioned thnt there have been plenty like a cunnpv, more or less.
al Steeplechase here today. _
$2.25-2.75, ,1-Hdnr.. $2.75-3.25, 10
h a s h(*&lt;di s o pr ol o ng e d t h a t it is a
Emanuel, all ...... in in l.u1 1 inat
on both sides, it being something
M an y h o u rs b e fo re , post time
tim e
It is learned today from Mr. HanThere were 117 curs shipped
l ongei f a n n y t o t h e i r o w n e r o r t&lt; of a moot ipiestion which of tin3 P. .M.— t u r f e n th u s ia s ts w ere , 'Vll,‘ *'• to one.
ingaii thnt the champion is coining and 2 unknown origin. The San­
ja m m in g the ro a d w a y s lea d in g to *
I I " ' fo llo w in g A n o - iiia n
linrjo -. tin- fans . T h e i r second e o n s e c u t ve two has misunderstood the other the mutli oil Apr. 15 and immediately ford Shipments were lulled as folthe cdtirso. R e ttin g
w as
heavy.
s c ta le h e d : Mount P in a . J a c k def e a t by t h e B u f f a l o ||:soiis y e s
most, brother Tunney. being still wdl begin active training for the |„WH: op AVnyeross, 31 Pothmnc
many A m e ric a n s su p p o rtin g A nn-r- |H orn er- K n ig h t o f th e . A A 'ib h in o - t e r d a s . 1 t o 2 g a v e t h e m a rec or d in a daze over the phenomena ot tight with Windmill or Mel.uke. « „ „ f0 e,| Distriit, 7 from Manatee,
ienn bred horses
th ro u g h
sent i- I- '* * ut tin e . P a y lo r d , ..la , kutiap c . and &lt;d nine d e f e a t in t en s t a r t s . T h e ovet night notoriety more than two
depending upon which .if Die two conditions are selling on the fid
inent r a th e r th an ju d g m e n t. -D u v D a w n . .Ia&gt; k H o rn e r wits ion Wor l d' s , ' l i a ni pi ons will pack t h e n \em - alt i it happened, hasn't hern
pmves to be the more meritorious, lowing price
ranged: 3 1 dor..
g r i p s I *,la\ and lo ad We s t Ini a able
A m o n g th e I I A m e iic a u h r d j ' c la t i lied u n til i i ' i n i - i post m e
gin-p the necessity of li.
It i- learned today from Mr. AAill
$2.50-.'1.25 mostly *2.75-3.Oh,
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h o tses entered in the n ic e , H illy " " " 11
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ing up to the popular i un c pi ion id (iihs* 1 1 , Whu.i- still, -mail voice poorer all s :xi-s S I .75 2.5(1.
lla rto n th e “ Hope id B a ltim o re .''
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pool
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England
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Briefs

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men
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dawiv- by » t h c a n i m a l , t h e p olice­
m an b e in g i n ju red w h en he t rie d to
s to p h e r E i g h t . S e v e r a l r e c e i v e d
h ospital t t c a t m c n t , M a r y S m i t h being d e t a i n e d t h e r e ’ b e c a u s e o f int e m n l In ju ries. T h e e x h n u s t V
I ay w as ca p tu re d nt th e o u tsk irts
o f th e c i t y a f t e r i t had join ed a n ­
o t h e r herd.

bakers

AMERICA

LlnwUlx
M ark

sto n d a

rea^Gooine:

Lei u s all rejoice!
People are living |.,n«
they did.

R O YER A PP O IN T E D
K A N S A S C I T Y , K n n s n s . M nr. 2 8 .
— ( I N S ) — A ppointm ent of C ap tain
Ja m e s W . Boyer, J r ., of W ash in g ­
ton . D. C ., a s ih n in m k n o f th e u n ­
til. nul

V otern n s of

com m ittee
T rainng

on

Cam ps

Fo reign

C itizens'

W (»;s

M ilitary

a ff a irs , by Com-

m a n d e r - i n - C h i e f F r a n k T . f^ trayer
w a s a n n o u n c e d a t rintional h e a d ­

S t a t i s t i c s , u s u a l l y prelJ
a n d u n i n l e r e s l i n ’g , h , J
e n u s a g r e a t storv
T h e y t e l l u s t h c a v e ,.
l i f e h a s b e e n e x te n d e d 1
y c t i r s d u r in g th e
years.
M o s t o f tl
l i a s c o n i c d u r i n g th e
years.
•

q u a r t e r s h ere.
C u p ta in B o y e r , n n a t i v e o f Hos- A t a n y r a t e w e a r e goi
IH h lical allotm ent
of
ton , Mnss.. an d a v e t e r a n o f t h e fa , ,
.
.
s e m e a n d 'te n
vears.
moUH Y a n k e e D ivision , h a s been m a x |,m l m (,p
W|?j|

eel life, will probably
tended to five score‘nr
return to civilian life. As a ropren ,o rc* accordifl

a ctiv ely

identified

w ith

C itizens

M i l i t a r y ' P a i n i n g C a m p s s in c e his

sentntive *»f tbe A. I*. AY. in t h e 1s c l t , u , s , s *
D i s t r i c t of Columbia he b u s p n r t i c i - .
, paled

in educational campaigns
the lineh of nntjonnl defense,
stressing tho importance of citi­
zens training camps and its bene­
fits.
a lo n g

YOUTHS

EXPLORE

i

j
* ‘lYu't" u ! " ' he |
( w j||| y o u . we eunnol s|
t l i i 7.0 w i t h |h e m . and
n u l b e l i e v e y o u c a n . , ml
te r h im
m u c h you null
s o m e o f t h e m personal!]

R IV ER
.M tm y

U n d e r t a k e r s will)

Two youths, Max Gray and Ar­ t o f i n d a m o r e nrnfilall
thur Lee Hunt, of C.oulhurn, Aus- c u t i o u . In N ew Y o r k ( ii
i n s l i i i i c e I h o r c a r c l .s l i
t,„|ia, |mve just completed a 150
tle r la k e -r s to lak e r a r e J
mi l e s inline voyage down the prev­
(Hill p e o p l e w h o d i e on l|
iously unexplored parts of Shoul- e r t t g i * a 11 m u II
hai. n River of that country. Main
earlier attempts to jnukc t D*- '" I *
I Iti-s^is a n J i v e i a g e of m|
had failed The voyage required 2C* o a s i s a v i m 1 pet I mli*
t e a m.
T b e Rohi ns t r i m m e d t he
till d a mi h a s i nn in a mi oi hci of
rough and T i u - r e s u l t
t he i ;itil ot
.1 d a y s , Die way being
11,* i- i i,in lilt 1**1 of l hi ■ t i n ; . In &lt;L •’•»»! mi l e, I l,\
i-. I hat mu,
H r a \ e - a g a i n at Mi ami y e s t e r d a y . iiigSiain. A lot id till- s e a s o n
r a c e s wi t hoi u u ni spe, tu'-idur sit
1
..iky
that
on
some
days only I I m- iii I i m l it ii.itii to ni|
In t he first basi-hall g a m , . ,,r t(„
I I It* hi cite* I |,,\v (III,I kllMi he,| ,|,»\V|I
•i\ . fn l. beeaiis,- l-i-illii'i T u n n e l
2 to I. Kll otl mid E h r h n r d t aU-.u
( e s s . He t a m e t o Knt’ hinil wi t h a
lookii-s who tailed - to m a k e 'I *
Neai Iiv ill!;.
••asoM in ||„. |t oys' . Imiioi l .iitgm• ( :, I |*et ph , in,
-i (»• li, »•. tliie.- mile- Mete tovpied.
will eoil-ldi-r hllU-ell l o i t i i n a t e in
nig Imt five l ot - . T h e lliiid r ai i n- g r a d e with tin
fine r e c or d who li In- justified b&gt;
N a t i o n a l s ar, .
tile Se mi n ol e di-l’eali-d *th,- Him k
Id.Ml. .ill,I Ml|tlie,| t.flP NY'dlllin * *11 T e in g a, a beautiful ivatei fall, "•"(•
I lulling one iiinu to l ight a nd -&lt;'•
i T tin- s - l i e- will lie plilyi-d In-l.- to
w i n n i n g hi- first n i c e ,.n ti n- - o h .
t lie i l i r mi i i gha m t e a m.
feel high, wUs i|»s»"Vi-|«,l.
1 he
' - II ' • 8. The routine i of (hi
"lid, beeuiise Ri c k a r d is t n t e i e s t e d * e\••1 » I\ t l m; %l.t* 1% in .1 In* |»i(;il
I ’ e o p l c w i l l nut
die, ci|
l i e lost e v c i y n i c e a f l e i w a r d s and --am- we n- t he fi elding of He r n d on d a y .
river teemed with fish, and Iraies lii**ill&gt; r o t i f i - s t i - d New
I hi* «••w I n , .he a w a y ft*•111
hei,l
nt priiliiuting ills) one lighl
dlnppt-d fmiii popn' a i l a v i
II*- a i d t he b i l l i n g of
I.OS AN’tiE I.E S, Calif., Mar.
;l,„|
v hu h w a s hriiu; i l ri vcn lT,»m mill
•r "Id ws I’e found ill the gulches. C i t y , w h e r e (i.(Mll).(l(Mt
w a s p r e p a r e d sp,-cia||\
for
tit
t'liatlanroga, Teiin.. . Mar ’!(».
In I In- second game with tin
Tliompson l.u di e wiimi-i - md i ),,
to r m u re
arc
gelling
(Srainl N a t i o n a l In the lion \ut.i ,-\
II a t m g left I he 11 c a m p at Chicago Nat rain) Club, the Pitll i ul l mg of Kni g ht and li.-illen f„i 1 1N S i
g r e a t , d esp ite even thin
H a s t i n g s , wig, t i . i n l-o
King
luiigh
Pirate,
tinafti-rnoou
will
A
l
i
g
n
i
n
,
tinNe
w
Y
o
i
k
(
P
a
u
l
s
will
I lie hi - er
T h e S e m i n o l e - a n mail
1
CJ eorge.
try t" avenge the 7 to a defeat
l a k e on t he h a u l
Minoi
l. cngi n
a ge d hy Hot, ( 'old, and I In- HI ,,
T h e f i r a ml N a t i o n a l h-e
long fc. l l.y \ ..In- \\ illianis.
t e a m l - d a t P i t c h e r - Ha r n e s ( ant
handed the Hug-' hy the Cuhs yes
Keen r c c o g n i / e d .i • t he - t - l i i - t O P
Y o u r e a l i z e , o f rm irsf.i
well and
I- i t / - mi l l i o n s w re l i l t !&lt;rduy. Hark Wilson. Chicago ecu
I he lineup |.,i i in gnin,. «
•
of h o r s e t le-li' at -I hoi . cn i a ns i op
&gt;
p e o p l e it r e li v i n g longer, I
tii
iieldcr.
diove
in
tour
runs
aid
with
t
he
olid
t
e
a
m
in
t
he
will
ill
I till! k (*ec| s
•
S i til Id o l,-s ' I I
the world
| y o u ? I s ii noi
Itecaus, [
Muldleloo ||t
ci i limes ai oi i nd
At l a nt a , a s all 'col i d o|ie.
I'.-i I I
Si lidded u it h I d li-llic-. tin* I iim
I a t e I,- i k i n g g o o d r a r e of|
t h i e e a n ).;•€ I wi nd hi |In- r 11 a m
) i o r WIII, ll ll , VI* 1•• li, II* ’U 11,1 I
&gt; lot o- ohi id-1wiri'a I III’ I '*1.1 ,• I
(Iml imiti* laiit t h, 1 ! tn.i eolei
................... I
•nil I|D|I|. I *•
I
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lilii-h d. ■
iv it’lfiiid* d :1s* . ; m Hi .ill l(i 1. t V\-

of Ut&lt; 1 1 1 1 *
Tbe rn - l r . ll III | III » 1IlMl * .
irur-c ami In \ai t int Ml h, tuh.
f 1 "in folll I'-it . 1 u.. In Ym ! ' . .
fc* t i\ in•hi- 'll" &gt;1 al ll I* \l|’
dang* 1 "ii wit h , 1 !&gt;- * 1 1.Mil 1••f
along 1 1,.- 1 . 1 1 "li Si-\ * fl .!'••l •&lt;!••
ill c %mi, 1 1 n I., ilo- lu - I 1»v, \ITTTT
hri him,’ h i- a ........k l\ I»' ( V-If.*
ali'iig nil tto* t'-i 1 • III 1*• (••Ill
ti-i-u i f 1" "in . i-"i &lt;• .IM.I Ml tli •
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t'l-uicfi 21!

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I I IIll'll p
K mg Id ||!
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l . i a d f o l d i (•'
T o r n n i c R|
U lull

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l b i odoii I I!

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t

R I R M I M . I I A Al,

1 IHI' I ' ll *|J
i»
i i: i

O P P O R T U N IT Y
A t Yowell
In

Orlando

I’ riday

.A ll

SI

wtislutlilc-rrepr

.Sinn

Satin Radiant SI.IP yd.
I lai’hl’nnk (* I’t*|h* S 2.(i!&gt; yd.

S te p p in g in to (p a s te r!

Drew’s
and

Saturday

New Styles-Just Arrived!
W hite Kid

Blonde Kid

Patents

Satins

Reasonably

Pr iced!

AND

15 0

%. I*. \\
i, , *1,
%%l,lr
,, %
%ii I* •iHl^MiiNHNurr l „ r n Ifirit,'
,1(111,
Im ”1 ( i i c l I nltliu" !(•*
&gt;1,,n li. u i , ra ,li«* lulling inu „• ,1mk rrri’l «*l l,l» (M'rfrcl Im*i,I i I, , ii T I
( ,,l •(„, nil ,1,’ , IliilDiiiK lntl,ll%.

Beautiful

Rai yaiiis in Wilton

I, ,1*1 dll |MI!%((,, I,,,l(l(%

itijl' s

Silk

Dresses

Sl-la

value

•#„ I m Im*,I I’iirl) immI ftii’l |ilniO
Vr
I Im* Ihmm'U i »|,**m.
H||immIiimI%. m r Ii ,,%
«*MfV«*r
&lt;’«M'MI,, „l,,,ll«»| dllll I t(|,1,('I'll Mill
|irr,r,»i %lr«*|, nitil il«*«lri»&gt; }mir
„ r r %r%.
I n k r \ luoruHn r\ rrrl% r# Imlli
IdiliMir ,i nil iiiililMiir.
lirl |,l,*Ml&gt; ,,l . lri-%1, iilr mm,I
NMilthlMr.
111% Irlrdil. I l,„rlr% I . I ' r r n . In :»
I r l l r r n tiijriil mIii II mk
Ii Iim mm Ii I%
»|ilrM,ll,l In-dll h immL*,i „II mmI* in, Ilf,'.
I,i,% fl«l% I,, %d&gt; i
•'If »»,• dll II%ril Ills,* ymm. ^lr.
, im,I«,r,I. ll,l,tk% %«„nl,l Im- %,*f&gt;
k ,ll f fr r,‘Ml. -li %%,i, , 1,1 In* ii
»»***» lllr fur ifi,* HiMfcl „l
In
, m, r .......... . •*)«* 1,1 n% tlniD ili,
lilrliirr.
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Im fl,r in,‘ill,'jil |»r of ,*%«Imm itirnIntf 11, dllirf riM^Iwi itif-Ml*. fltMM%!, Mil % Ml l,,«r%«'% IlM'tllMlllft %1,'M„u rnplir r %.
lr%»» ilniru. iim iu iilailiiHiUir^i'lirrii, In,|«|i&gt; m I i r%. ,ImI i nil
iMMlhrr*,
Mii,|r%fl,*
,|,irrd% i»f (1«rlr ,,«%m %rlf-„M,il,*
l*M,Mr%. Wjf j in, «n*r
11,(1 ,lr„K ‘
alorra %
%If A, ,i„l&gt; , I, ,*Ir •I , mi n l ,, Im%
nml amiirt )I,liilrlVa mm %%HI,*I« lt»
,1m fltrlr fii,%l ur %%. Ilnrrliiii vnl
i,r ,'l,lrn f«.
. ,'ini a r r vn»l&gt; a „ rulritl Inula mi m ,I m%I&gt; n|'i*rnf Inn
lr n„,l In »|() tl,r Ulidrr luUr v
11, ik i* Iumk. I(*hk llatir fur.
i,l

at

$18.50

I Ye-Kaster Sale of

525

Men’s Silk and taste I lose.

Frousers

•

•

,$7.25

•

*

Children’s Shoes

95/

'

Simplex Q uality-Low erP rices
Special

Sale

A full fashioned
weieht silk hose.

of

Service

Hose

$2.50 MeCallum semi-eliiffon
those

Many Other Equally A ttractive

IT

$1.69

READ

OUR

H O S IE R Y A D

ON P A G E 3

Odds and Ends From T h e Big Sale
’

Bargains

R ed u ced

___ '

JL. S —

(b ta lf lv H aliers
of Ai
all h e a r I h e
above
w h ich d oes
n ot
cha
m e e t t i n y new fail tha!
till.
11 i s a m a r k that
U n i f o r m Q u a lity year !
y e a r n u l . d a y in an d d*.
H e n c e , it h a s e a rn e d
C o n f i d e n c e a n d Good 11

The grealest of all
in every home is
"the Sla ff of Life. &gt;L
that it ih every day-.
no other article of *°
more universally o r 1
more necessary. • .
every faniilv Is ‘‘" L j
(imxl lirciul of a
s u s t a in e d
scienti
laid conscientiouslyA very lurcc pari of,

lie knows O u r Uread

if regularly. R t o J ® j d
if they wish. Any w *"']
can supply you*

P ric e s

See the Racks

,

'
B aters o f

Y

v.

o w

e ll- D r e w

ORLANDO

%wu
III lir . i n r i i r l a r d k u i f ,
«|Ulrbl» &gt;uu Mill . |#| Mrlll
lalll, nl fwall „ f
11 nir
fnim
|#m
fc
’ •If 0 • ‘ w
*
•
#
IwU Nf|.flitd|r MMf y4tn MIDI,
•"

Silk

r

$1.25

|irii%|,rclrf’.M
.^
- #■ *
fluil l»r,
l l k r TltuiHfla \ .
I:«II%,*m; *r„ rd HH,I Mllirr %
%lllr n inilir
.%MirrlriiM%
ln«|«^
|„,i|irr f,n|,l
mmiI IrrrUum IniMi r«*M%lI|m,II mm. &gt;l&gt;
HMurfrr „r h rr||lMr&gt;'* r %|M*rl,*M«-r I m
llir hrdllint |»imI r%%Im, i |»r„«r% f,» nir
n,ii«i rM,|»l«lalirMll&gt; fill,I llirar ,*l,nr
l«rii,|r,fl inrn nrr dl,%dl„f ,-l p rl|d,f.
Nm «iim%, l|'„ lrtl
,»r „Mr %
%111,
krmnrrtanlil*. m il |»u t i r l l *
Hr. Ju a. r«»r%%|m llnftf rl l , HI
&gt;n,r*i |,r„rftrr
I m l•rlMMllM.
H|,rrl:ilJ/l,m
In MdM^iur^Irdl
f rm lnirul
ff
,Hr AluMidrW.
Iimim I iiiiVI : r r , i mI illarMara,
SINI
liurti U r . . TrlrpUoiir

Ladies

It i s s t i i d d i a l o n e to
p t o m a i n e poison ing. c « l
till, s h o r t e n s l»l
d o e s n o t I.......
y e a r s , l l is v e r y scld
d ia l an yh od v gels a
p t o m a i n e poison ing.

d i e p u r l o f a n y body
l i n e i n g i v e t h e m arltf
fo o d d i a l ca n be
co*
s a f e l y a n d a l t h e s aiM J
c a n . h e c o u n t e d o n to p
s i r e n g Hi a n d h e a l l li .

Tan-Black-Brown

Men’s A thletic union suits.

R esit i i :
H e l l e r heailh
In ig h ler
uiillm .k un
I ’ e u p l c a r e Iioiiiii I lalivcj
e r i f lh i-&gt; g e t good Ifiin
eai
reg u larly .
01
i h e r e i s nul a (hint; Ihq
l i t l o i s i l u n l e s s one
d i a l it i s m a d e a f Dire I
F u r l 1 , n a l i ' l y . people aril
S e e l e d l l i e s e d a y s hy Iff
M an u factu rers
of l'ur,|
P ro d u cts.
The
labels
u se on th e ir
p ro d u ct* ,
p r o v e d I h e i r in legrity.
a r e m i l n o w a f r a i d to 1
f o n d l l i a l c a r r i e s an
lab el.

The txihlit' al w ays app
careful, sustained efforj

New Shipment
Men’s Tan and Black
Oxfords
»

$5.

Pairs M ens Serge and Mannel

- 59/

Spring

Hats

/

$97.50

J

IV. *

d a ys

Imported printed \fo ile 7Pcyd.
Rayon T a ffe ta Site yd.
Printed Batiste BPc vd.

y a i ’d .

By D R. J . C. H O W E L L

I-Io m ach s?

I ' l l l l AM I I P I I I . A ,
Alar. :tlt
R a m loda.t spoiled t he p u n l i ce o
loo o| I he Phillies sche dul e d b e
loda.t at I licit h ome g r o u n d s i
pi t pai al o-n I . i h, l u l ot l h
• lit
f l i c s Willi tin- At hirin'., lo
mo, low.

Summer Fabric Bargains.

'''

.MORE D O C T O R S
N ERSES

\i, , .,t &gt;

- •t . , I he .1ai I till*, i lie I III s, ihl- S'-ll
at--1 - ai i u e i l h- I- t . iihie lot a garniwith tlii- Hal I ling Itanni ol Ru i n

R i ioi Ii \ SS

HINTS

NO

\l., , \|

I r. Ii fi oiii . hi e a - v 12

•1 I (,*•(,,!«•*,i,
Ih-Wl-t I I

Healtlh
1 1

mi- and oe, d - 011- 1, 111-- and woi k.

—

t-—

C

o .

BREAD

FLORIDA
. ' ■’ t**m JT-

* .1

&gt;
■M

»* ■ 1 /.,(• (I. TiJ i t 4 i

mmJL

t*.
- 4 m m

«r •
f

7

�T

. To Be Called
[Testify Before
tte Committee1

OPINIONS O F MANY NOTED SCIENTISTS
■ QUOTED BY MAKERS OF “SOFT DRINKS”
,
TO PROVE PRODUCTS ARE WHOLESOME

SlllNtlTONi
M«r, .TO,— „Anotl*er inillimiuire indua' leidir, .H e n ry r J\o rtl, w a s on

Statement condensed from books of

IbM lr ^04** (Jo m m ltle e ’B w it
C j, not

expett*j»l t o

testify

Tffeku'' ten d a y s us&lt;the c o n i ­

■

cally has e n o u g h w itnes*

, (m il. to t i l l . aU „th e .

The--]

,*rinV room. The investigut*
»btbi&gt;* will lust for another
j it least,

, committee already has heard
millionaire
witnesses in
D. Rockefeller, J r ., Charles
icbwal'i anil It. n. Mellon of
Vrgb. brother of Secretary of
Bly Mellon. Fold will be
ned about reports he in pay* i
r^her than the unimi scale !n
ISctitlicrn West Virginia mine*. |
irate* under the name of the
on Coal Company,
P»or. I. H HCCHWW
utitutional power of the ram
Qilot.ilion&lt; from ih- I' uIiIk * ' j -. ioein
■to investigate the coal in
•wiii to he argued today by of M1.01 , aolej SLicmisT\ u II J. ihe i,.,
lure of i nilioml .u!i,riiMii| i miji.ncn
ntj* for Southern West Vir- to lie eoiviiafcJ in more tluii s j neuv.
fc operator*. They challenged i pipers flu, summer In tin \iiivric.i'•
froaimitice's authority on the lint tier* ol I ’.iHkhuIcJ |{ vci.»ju&gt;, Hi
nd that produition of coni is national jsm ku ih jh til the inJuviry, Ih
litakcr* td *V&gt;ft drinks'1rcrcitth divided
tiattrstate commerce.

Florida.
Hi IIk* dose ol business March 26th, 1928.

.

I,n:Hi&gt; ;i inI I lisi’niints
XI,'2!)3,ti&gt;»ri.7()
&lt;f\M‘i'41i*a
1Mt irr IInildiliL*. I*urniIii 11* ;i ml J’ixtllFes
20(i,250.(M)
«'Iher Kent J'.state
MJItO.hi
I . S.*f'.4tvermnent

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DODGE

BROTHERS

STANDARD

SIX

SEDAN

NOT A COACH

60 Horse Power-70 Miles Per H our-110 In. Wheel Base
Weight

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A

CAR

SEE
This Car On Disijlay Now
- AT OUR SHOW ROOMS
. 13th. &amp; Elm Ave.

2800 Lbs.

BUILT , TO

Body—Four
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MODERN

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Wheel

Brakes

TRANSPORTATION

Miller O. Phillips inc
DODGE BROTHERS DEALER

1

NEEDS
SEE
This Car On Display Now
AT OUR SHOW R0&amp;M8
13th. &amp; Elm Ave.

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Paid Taxes Guarantee
Safety, Progress and Prosperity
OU are a citizen of Sanford Mr. Taxpayer. Your home is here. This is the place you have chosen in
which to earn your living, to educate and hHng up your children. When Sanford prospers, you pros­
per. When Sanford wants, you want. Sanford’s welfare is your own. In other words, you and your
fallow citizens ARK Sanford.

Y

OUR tax money gives you fire protection, law and order, sanitary conditions and a host of things too
numerous to mention. Your lax money makes these things possible. Would you be willing to live in
Sanford without these necessities, Mr. Taxpayer? Your taxes pay for them. If you don’t pay this
year’s taxes, can you’expeet the city to give you police protection, safety from the ravages of disease and
the red ruin of fire?

Y

OU may say “I can’t pay my taxes, let Ihr city borrow funds until I can pay.” Did you know, Mr Tax­
payer, that bond houses will not buy refinancing bonds from cities whose citizens are not willing
to put their shoulders to the wheel and help themselves out of a tight place by paying taxes promptly.

OU, Citizens of Sanford, are a jury in this matter of paying taxes. The solution to Sanford’s financial
problems for this year lie solely within your power; fly paying your taxes promptly you will provide the
city with funds upon which to operate; Sanford’s credit will be strengthened with the bond houses and
next year’s burden will be lighter. If you don’t, no one knows or can visualize just what will happen.

V

Remember, Paid Taxes Mean
Safety, Progres s and Prosperity

'H u* i* Hi* tart of » w n f f o f *iic a&lt;iverti«rtitrnti&gt;

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down

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very badly H i t year, General Feng
ha* remained powerful enough t»;
place his own candidate

7—-Situation Wanted

JSI iMlly U#r#M“ " “

ad. r a t e s

Positio n by Indy hr office n ssiatan l.
S m all s a l a r y . Dux 72, H erald.

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Political Announcement

ID — L i v e s t o c k
• I r, «rlll b# r # e « l f * d
u and c o l l e c t o r o e n t
it* f a r pajrantnt*
Jr ‘
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Voar Dollars

For Sale: One good saddle mare:
IIiu train if sold at once. It. .1
Reel, 1:1th nnd Kim.

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I-or sale: Gcrninti police puppy, !
. m o n th s

o l d U C h e a tw - K a w l a l K *

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r T c r r o r I* m o t h T h e S a n IHerald will * • reap on alb le
.rt one I n c o r r e c t I n s e r t i o n ,
5'iertiser fo r lu b s c t f u a n t
b
T The o f fic e sho uld bo
immediately In c a a o of

10*A

P o u ltry and

( Vriinty ■utijeri

DUl’lNti L o n g 's I’ u ro F o r k

saving money in this Classified Sec­
tion every day.
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W ith o u t

‘2 7 — M o n e y T o

H oard

Loan

I'u U lic u !
ro n

Ill Park Ave.

A n n o u n cem en ts

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Modern
furnished 'upiirtlnChts.
Frigidaire; Murphy steel kitch­
£,|f&gt; CihmI Ford. $20.00. Apen: Garage: excellent neighbor­
r!DS W. 151 h After 0 I’. M.
hood: lent very reasonable. Purl,
A|mitinciits, No. 5. Phone HIM—,1.

MONEY TO LOAN
ON
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
JE W E L R Y
AND
PERSONAL
PROPERTY. HERMAN'S LOAN
OFFICE 27 W. CHURCH ST.,
ORLANDO. •

FURNISHED Apartment for'icm .'.
Four rooms nnd hath. 11)7 E.
2S— R ad io
Fifth St. Phone 552.

1

Furnished upurtment. Will sell
1KIDUE
furniture. Rensotinble llox 7.— PHONE 571) for Reputl* nn all
tars and (iraliain trucks, Sanford Herald.
tiiukes of Radius and Phonoi md Pith. Street. Phono 5.
graphs. If we. don’t fix it. (line
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,
i is no eluitge. Couch’*, 1OH S. Park
I wo room apartment, for ru ir.j »
102 Oak Ave.
,
tylliS A C O V /A N CO . A u to
Mu honey A pin.

Furnished.
Vacant Apr.

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(P o litica l

WnU-i and garage.
Phone 18—J .

5 iii o i i i fo il)Is h e ii a p a rtm e n t. $55.
H ot w a te r. Phone 851 .1.

Ave.

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fit I jllhllf lf**I 111 mx W1 111 ? I lie.# vivloirc*
for I hell Ntipport on my pi evImiM
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lliq u ile .1l*o. D. .lilik ills
itlt utnr ami very little money
house.
1* pM things new by use of

month.
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Spur Vitruiah, Lacquer and
nl 5«lil by Hanford Paint A
IPaper (Jo., G. U. Stuart, Mgr 5 room
805-W .
IW. l,t. gt.
WIGHT P R I N T

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"PV 5nvice on any thing in
Ming. A phone rail will get
, ®»n. I'In,uu 417-W. ll RailI At*.

AN UP YOUl: OLD WALLS
„ Tilt; NEW WALL I’AkNT
RETIIINi ; NEW AND 11ETIFOR f u r t h e r i n f o r m a '■ CALI, PHONE 255-J OR
v C. CULLER. SANFORD

DRUG STORE— Prcfiption*. Drug#, Soda. Wc ara
|*,r ** y»ur phune. C all 103.
i-UlNt, H L O C K S — i r r i g a t i o n
*f) an,| g e n e ra l ce ill c u t fto rk .
*,f Concrete Go. J . K. T e r (ff. Prop. 3rd an d E l m .

JAI, H O O FIN G — T h e R o o f E v M etal
sh in g le s
nt mmiu tin 0 n J g a lv in itc d
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" " ' l Third S t. Phone 111.
Nipper. S ig n a o f all kinds.
^ cinfujij ].ain t g, w ,j| 1&gt;u, )(!r

M o o i u P H - - r e p a i r i n g , piano
"&gt; c x i c r t s w i t h 1 7 y e a r s
^
S an fo rd m u s i c
s t o re
R Shopper Me L a n d e r " A r rkime 83j&gt;,
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^Help Warned Male

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Im m ediately— T w o y o u n g
8hu w a n t t o l e a r n good
I - i *7 *&gt;*v# plenty, o f pep,
wuemiun and w illing t o w ork
w in *Ut*1 * y o u n g m a n I c a n
F t i UltiU,,' ’“ l o p p o r t u n i t y . A p , ■ R s lo es f o r e m a n H e r a l d

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f lt*-ieb&gt; unoilliliee my Miniblm-y
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tlf ..f Semliinlr Cnuuty subject to
•in. Hctlnn uf
lb«
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political deity*."
To uch in g upon the lelutiunship
e n islin g between G en eral ‘Chiang
K m -sliili and G en e ra l Feng, lit#
northern leader explaims^that, ”«1though appearance* suggest that
C h iang is s till on close terms with
Fe n g , a* a m atte r of fact each it
try in g to u tiliz e the other to furth er bis own in te re sts."

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and m arrow of the people and must
not be w aste d ."
Allotber set of
c lia iacto rs on the so ld ier’s a n u s
, b la ta n tly c rie s ’ Mown w ith the unequal tie n tie s ."
N atio nalist VII,
H avin g made his momentous 2.200 m iles m arch which mice more
brings him ho
the
h a ttlc fio n t
ngitii st P ekin g , 'lio iio ra l Feng is

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I'it tW North Park Avb, or
tonr 8t) for service on all 1 0 — H o u s e s F o r R e n t
M Mwing machines. Lilieral
i n l i n e v m r . n * o r i k m i .m i i . k K:• 2X.
V K DliUnis.XSS
riocc fur your old machine, on
c u i'v n .
(i room house: b a th : seieeiu-d p o ic li.
I „ i-l, i * announce Ibal 1 am a
luodun .Singers. Ix-t us help
I n il
I (»% s i s n i t :
double
g ai ag e:
huge
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I wish* lo niiouuiiee that t am ■
(iVS/To ocrvice of all kinds,
i mihI H o I k fur /&gt;• ell-i-tlori to * 8 . of
f llll t I I.IIK III’ I till I I T , (|OtJRT
ton* 57U-H’ or 5502.
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fils'
of rteoillt CulAitilksfaa.i rioin
N ic e ly fu rn ish e d n p ai tru e iit* ' w ith
l U-M»ru
■rpeoing.
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a ll m odern co nveniences. Phone

70. C a ll at 518 P a lm e tto

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Mortgage Loans
I nisi, li. timiuuntp my camlldaey
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on improved residence and business bfor Mini
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Phone 550.

Jr by owner: Hudson Coach
In good condition. Enquire
L „t Winslow, Hotel Forrest

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made alm ost a complete circ le
a ie w ith in a few Im n ,lied m iles of
the cap ita l oilve m o le.
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I * '-li to noiiuuiirp tlmt I uni a lia ito ro u s m ilita ris t in i his, land
&lt;•iiiilal.ita •f„r i s s l e r t l o a
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Hi* part of m ilita ry t a llie s , M arshall
" f 'l*n* I’ollii-iio ,,f .ssmln•
nl« i mii.lv, Niil.Ji-i-t lo tin- ,1 . 1 inn part o f m ilita ry li lie s , Mai shall
of (Ih- v ot vt s la tli*. Io -mnrr«t:r Fe n g has managed to keep his
l*i iiit.irv to tie h et«t In J u n e
% '•*"• »&lt;i|-|-ort K ill or « u |irr, U le il. * lilen together and feed them in inJN u , II JIN K IN H
eas w hich appealed to be dry of
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IIUP8-MARMONS

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tiun General. Referring to him,
Marshall Sun Chuan-fang on# of
the big four of the Peking regime,
assorts, “ Feng Yu-hslang has long
become the butt of attack of mgnp
sides and his fall la merely a qurslion of tim e. D u rin g recent years
uoiioun,,- my rao illilucy i ag ain eastw ard into Sh e n si. llo - w ea r arm hands iviih Chinese char- his acts have W en diametrically
*" ■
i ,i n M 'eu I ini* \ 11 t ir in 'v uni*.
itinf n o w t hi n il* e n v e r i n g u v c i n ite rs u rg in g upon th e ir m em ory opposed to a ll prin ciples of faith
’* '
Do- " (ll of (lo- , m.-rs In 2.2IMI allies.
His
fo ives h a v in g -th a t " a ll money raised is the blood lo y a lty : tr ic k e ry ha* become hi*
11 I• &lt; nl I,- prloiyrt na .lam- j

CH ICK S

Zinnia Plants: Ilurpce's Giant,
'25c per dor. $2.00 per 100. Mix­
ed or separate colors. 11. F. Whiiner, Jr. 121) Summerlin Ave. Ft.
Mellon. Phone 8B2W.

ijr. 117 Mugnona Ave.

Eanlonl A otouw hilo Co.
MnaoU Ave.
Plum e 157.

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army of •the
Always inclined to lie fanatically
I*eng ^ u-I,m- , ligormis in his discipline, once
from Peking early in ! along purely rhrislian lines nml
UltAU . j It'.Ht by Miulmall I hang Iso-lin, hitei along lines laid down by Mo*,
ho mnrchetl his army northward cow who w as paying the I,ill, C e llMongolia.,.ei til I-eng s till lo llie s his men
• a n t'lti \ t i l u n w r i . i r i M ,
. uloiig the bonlets of
I hence southward into Kansu undidtru ll lid slog ans. H is a rm y today
ATTUHNKT

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Make each one do its duty. Y.ou’11

Selected stock delivered, W. M-g.
horns 100 $12. H e a v y Mixed 100
$12. n. Rocks and It. I. Itcds 100
$15, 500 $70. Emerson Hatchery,
Ilrooksville, Fla.

Herald
rcp rcaentati*e
..hly f a m i l i a r w i t h r a t e a
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will
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complete I n f o r m a t i o n .
ii Ttou wish, t h e y w ill a a i i a t
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thingf that one could bring home.

find the most practical help toward
HART

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ilislPi sad sheet m c t u l w ork*,
f Fgeneh ATrnue. P h o n e 71U -W .

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EXODUS IN CHINA!

FEED . HALE

Special sale of., high grade feeds
all this weett.’ Bought* be fore-the
advance. Horse, Foultry, and Dairy
Feeds. H. R. McCall Industries,
Inc. '4tli und Elm.

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Perhaps it is Feng’s t r e a c h e r y
troops behind him in his fight toward. General Chiang added to
for Peking.
i'
the former’s political power in.the
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                <text>&lt;em&gt;The Sanford Herald&lt;/em&gt; issue published on March 30, 1928.  One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, &lt;em&gt;The Sanford Herald &lt;/em&gt; printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.</text>
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                <text>Original 10-page newspaper issue: &lt;a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"&gt;&lt;em&gt; The Sanford Herald&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/a&gt;, March 30, 1928; &lt;a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"&gt;Museum of Seminole County History&lt;/a&gt;, Sanford, Florida </text>
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