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PACT BIX
TH E SANFO RD
Dempsey Reveals
Idea i
Of How Promoters Should
■Stage Fistic Engagements
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HERALD, SA NFO R D
ROOMINESS OF HUDSON COACH
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F L O R I D A . T U E S D A Y , M A R C H 2 6 . 1029
SEAT IN SENATE
FOR COOLIDGE IS BEING RUMORED
C e l e r y M arkets
Supplied by the Market News
Service. Ilurrasi af Agr|. a|tural Hro^omiri*, II. E. Itutland. local IteprearnlaUse
U utler-Sleam a faction of
flay | lei* h* was an ardrat tUntc r.p u h lftan ltoi. They d<) :tionict. II.- n, VlT I<.orhad
regard h i, senatorial .im’u. nr !'-or did he use t.,h
with much warmth. ll.-n ce,lo tm
• v h a 'e turned to Mr. (\* I dg •
Mr. ftaihnrw
, -rtt(
th, on; man cakula: I tn *"* *’iv I tVo ||, rto.^t,
t.»n nrttiy m 14#f| an<|
- j " the imlcpondeut ex <iov.
- r. gr-ording Jtn reports »h ch ' r e -o year, re i.:, , nv. t
Oi» f f |M*naion ion. f,
r e., h d Wxahing.on.
Tv»* i|<Nr**r>| ^ w^rv v-<J
Mr. I . i |!*.|i#. mj
» w itched
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S h ip p in g P o in t Inform *11' h
.SANMFHI), FLORIDA
Hot.
:lr«r. Haul ug, m$M|«*r* r Mixier
i'ii' wir«* in'|ui r y Dvmnnd ibou'
Recent Maneuvers Of Manassa Mauler Look
To Be Work Of Smart Business Man;
Schmeling To Light For Jack
ukh Ii
rnt«* for
• to ck . i l o w f o r
fn.gr Block, m a r k e t mla iiiy
«*r Carl ml* f <• b uauil t im *.
II n* think* * fight
molw than on* million dollar,, hr K d t U T D
I FI 1 .1 t l l l j
w ill bid on* mlll'nn and no morr \ I / ? | |
I f Madison Rquarr Garden think. W l l I L I O S C
I O n ig llt
the iam* fight • worth onr mil
(Continued From I'age One)
lion, two dollar* and fifty rente,
Madison Square h s i'lio rnn have »<l by the action
The wnrran'- wa, sworn out. *1
th s fight and alio h a very brat *eging that thr t h.utauqua man
wlahea.
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sgem i i , had fntl<-,| to obtain a
Undoubtedly there are one or i enuntjr and ,t*f* I rrn*. to operA
tw o gentlemen In thi* boxing ' ule here. A city license ot SI —
had l»e V) procired The state Itracket who are slightly off their crn»e fee on road shows i , $75 a
rock t , as it were, but neither of nay
‘ tnem I* Jack Di-mp.ey, the lx>y
C 'UiUy T a i I llerter John !•
producer, and John proved it to linking announced at the time tha.
day when he quoted the genrral he wa. In poastl * in of an opinion
ld - a raprened above, as h i, no trom the etate ittorm-y genrial,
tion of hjw any promoter, with e ho had declared that rhuut.iu
tile ten ie of a reliable errand iwiy, •|uaa did not rtmi" w thin lie .let j
abould and must promote, lit inition 0, a road attraction and
court*, Jin quoted Idea r»pre»ent« >*as not. th'Telure, subject to the
only a frte translation Of
licenae tax. Mr Jinlcm, gave this
thought Hp pxpn'sc.l What
art- op-ninn aa his author y for not
u tlly said w ai that ho would give collecting the hrensy fee
o million dollara far one million
The Chautauqua will come to t
dollar*’ worth of f ght and thirty Cloa« tonight with a revue pre
dollara for any fight tha , might sented by John Itoaa Heed. An enba worth more then thirty one.
Icitaining program
writ many
. “Too many promoter* overplay scenic changes end colorful I ght
their hknda,” aaid he, and no lug effecta Uigeth r with numeramarter word h*i pound hla dpi oua changea In costumes, la prom
Ci-adi inlerlor, arc now built for beauty an.t comfort at well aa utUiiv
Hudson arul L o n arc featuring hrgt* folly poJJnl teat*. The rlahc (rum
Mnce that far o ff night in Sen ised by the management
•«*l
•lisle* (urwjrJ, even with a p* ^ny. r •eared • • hi ai lo •II.mt frt#
Francisco when h l looked Jack
"Sun-Up,” a Iraina of the farop * **4 lc lliriMigh I l i e v* Ivie i l t t n r I n i h « rear m i ,
Kearn* in the eye acroat a batter lina mountains, in three acta, wac
ed, d'eeolu’e table and uaed a | presetted last night to a packed
feta* thrno-lettered word, mean- tent. The a «>rjr enacted in 11*17
!L
™ » f,,lo w Uempaey is during the World War. rev ..led
m o v e h n i P d t !•«*• k fir ffil h
oodya chump.
ntimata picture of the dash __
to i h r p o r t i o n
m i n t c o m f o rt,
II* Is, as a met ter or fact a tween federal authority and the
f- d r f o r him
So n im p le
and
smarter man ns a promoter than inountaln*«rs, a hove liven were
ev*>
la t h e
rnri lu tn H m
th at
be wa* a* « fighter, lie i* y , that devoted to a ron’em pt fur law «n*l
he ' .in ,iiii*ktt tim riiange aa hr
?,*o.d,dn’t obligate h 'm itif
Hay order ami thr ta r m ln fii oy thet*
*|t • ir Ifi. unit
Miller for th* Mandell fight. rx- fvudiit yowa
capt In the event that Ray beat MeT h e f i g h t h a n d f o r w i.n l i r i t
DETROIT. Mich Mar W
1.
J*it week. • wh ch Hoy
10’J'J thi ji-rr In which tIn* murli has <• effiifftrui i inn wHich p*-r
OidnT Th*t was what you mlgnt
ly|»r «ii/ . . wi ,I rnmr into riiit*
, - (1 |.t 'ffirfrr . tht-ri* to ihifl
eall un-dumb b u iln eu , «lnce ManIi
/ . ii
. ll f*•I Wj| f ,1 U M rill inch i*«<—Ihi*
ita (iv n a a M tumfurtaMi* and .
• dell-Miller probably wouldn't, draw
t<» permit
finely fintaiu’d m r nioifrl? Th«*r«* I
f • d Mot arl«e
1U own breath after what hapjiHPuenger* I
leave -ii
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ro
iin|H»i
tant
irdtrntiufit
puiut
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I’®’1 *1 her* in th* Mcharnln figtr.
h e rear «eat
iri|f
th.*f
way.
Utmpaey wa* (m art enough yualtiid«on
hi « up* ned Hi** '
Urday, too, #o cover up by sig n
(Continue! Frnm P. g» One)
t r e r d w ith
wd»». i i « d ^^igner* i
Ing Max 8chm*l!ng for u June
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ftfh t through the G-rmin*. die- op another cry of fire, hundred* of regard « . marked Iu.,1 ovement*. | W o r l d S p e e d R e C O r t l
v.,- ----------sensible «)>?ct,tors. llrth
l.saux
and
llmlaon
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but fttlll ---legal manager, ‘hr moro
A jJlu r Bulow. All Dempsey was rrnllllng tho danger o f the situ s coariir* arc much .larger
and ! MIAMI IlfLU’H, Fla., Mar. M
doing b«r* wa* giving h im id f a tlon, gradually lettlod into their roomier lh»n ever before. Out- I - iIN M liar \\ i«i. Ihp Am m
*n
Rmt champion, wna •:•*
l.b ?
° n"
f ?m ,nk t0 I »**t» » l • doxen o fficia l, yelled aide lines n r nlraaine aud the
interinr atmosphere i , on* of 4Hif$j |« «l-«v Dial ha n^W
■ssurance from the
beauty
ns
well
utility.
t
’pthat madeVkka**^great.b "* th'* “everything ,rom
lh “ rln|f thM
%•.Ii ifa n .l fo r atinn* tim© n$*
I* all right.
Tbay say (h » t D cnipicy hut
hola’iery nnd finish is nf n stan
I*riv »n^ hit #'M i*i A nirrira VII
Meanwhile a riot call and Hre
w«u* • m litake In tying up with
dil d r< mparatile
with that nf
• r th** m t'afum l m ill «'ouri© •<$•
llu m b a rt J. F u g sty hot. If a mia- alarms w eir sent In. The Injure I the best errs Ut the line.
l»i$ii»»n Lrtvk th« D rtroitar art
U k u has been m ade, l; w a , made war*. taken oub aid* iloor* a* ruut- , Th«^‘ divided
front
»««t«—a | ,ew rec rt| of ll.’htyfl m !*s f» r
hy on* o f t h . d*yor**t attd fo ey * Niusly aa i/salb l* so a* not • to j iH'tinrtive
coach
feature—ar« hou-. The old r cord, a*t J>y 'lie
Is ^,*!w r ork..C ,lF * nd ho madV j t further araua* tho pnnieky throne fully shaped and deep’v p.idded •um«* r*af» n» D t^nit U ti *uni^ H t l y In D*mp* 7 ’. In t.rw t.V s Jam** C. Mullen, who promoted nil nv«r The Iran examining
m«*r* win
mill’4 per ttour.
Th*r* It mor* to th a t deal th an
fh* Ill-fated match, was too dep- the car* finds Ihcm fine, com
appear* on tji* aurfac*. T hey moat
to dlacuM
a s) fort.ihle individual chair*.
An
T ic e
p o s t 11f f I cc movctl
discus* th* affair. It w
was
hay* shown D im peey and hi* law ru’*a,l
the driver lo new quarter*.
>*f aomcthlng mor* convincing hla fifth big Indoor .how o f th.' adjualmant |«trmita
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th a n th* other aid* of a tw o cent season, all. o f whjch had been near e — —
”«*ll-ouU.’' \
tjin p .
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• Anyhow, John feel* th a t h a ha*
Mullen tootfx occasion to conic**n n n t In among th* rig h t peo- llmcnt hi* "lieutenant*.’' who**
fi* \ nd2 ,e?.,lo » |,k< th* 1 '• half coolneta and prompt .action prohtn* battle. H* also approve* of ably p n v en U d . w h at ThtcaUne.l (jf W A LLY - J U ^ T l \
I P P C P O S t P T b ML
I t a W
K
L
S - U - e S V f V * w orst dU4*U
•iter* ln
AM U 1 7 U R N E U
th* c ity ’* hD tory.
iD M D O W N —
TTi* negro fighter, young' %
I W O N D E R IF
Thcmprxn, wa* perhaps tha wo'f
frightened person In th* eo|is*um>
HE F E E L S B A D .??
R aalltlng that h# wa* appearing
before • crowd, with 75 percent of
th* *p*ctatora whit*, and no*, hear
ing th* (tart o f th* gommotlcn In
th* balcony, h« naturally thought
- ^ r t e U R S ^ N . 'Ce Mar. J * - th* worst when th* whit* ringO N S )—Oolfiioni a alii*, Includ *ld*ra alerted climbing through
ing |h* mmibura o f th* Amar'.cna the rope*.
X t< l" Cup taam, t«*d off today In
a
tha ,f7 ili annual r«n«wal o f the
N**th and Boulh op*m champion
" th* *Umax of th* Band Hill
Hudson And Essex !
Coaches Are New
Styles In Bodies
100 A R E H U R T
DURING RIOT AT
BOXING MATCH
Uar Wood Sets New
FRITZI RITZ
s.°u
By Bushmiller
GOOD
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N IG H T
Stars Tee Off For
North-South Open
Golf Tournament
w*r* al| h*r* (a try lo
tha crown from B O* Burk*,
#*t»
I L I N d ifendlng
■n, la th* 71 hoi*, oe play.
fwalOMls war* headed by
iIJX?0r '85“h'
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shield. •
fl 25 1 .10,
mostly
I-..*, tu t| .n*n u»u#
FOUND CAftDU!
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A GREAT
Loeh Arbor
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford Realty
BALL HARDWARE Cl
Autom obile
GLA SS
TO THE TRUCKERS AND GROWERS
OF SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY
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W ALLY
IM NOT
WORTH IT
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It seems to be common knowledge among the farmers
that due to the many years during which the lands in
the old section have been used continuously in celery
crops, disease is creeping in in the way of Pink Rot,
Black Heart, tyre Worm, etc^ and it would seem that
it is desirable to bring into cultivation new lands giv
ing the old lands a rest for maybe one, two or three
years, during which time other crops such as the va
rious kind of bulbs may be grown to the advantage
of the formers aa well as to the benefit of the land.
»w »
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I am syatematically, from an engineering .standpoint
. draining my tract of land which is west of and adja
cent to Sanford, thus making available for development
the last large tract of land in the Flowing Well Dis
trict around Sanford. This will be the only sclentifical*
‘ly and systematically, from an engineering standpoint,
drained piece of land aroun# Sanford.
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Th* other Injurod, non* Mrlouaty
war*l first baa*man Bill Ktl!*y
Arthur MUta. **«md baseElliott, outfielder Al
p ayer* ware r*turning
f l t » F * * t Palm Beach when th*
UI J ) CITIZEN A E L
H E L D MONDAY
lly Ilrfif-r |( Ihilrnr*
I ^ | i l ion 11
«» » .*’• n ire
* Staff (’nrrr*p«»m!« nt
i) a t o a r . d $l
(h « l
WASHI.NtfTt#N. Mj j :
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PHILADELPHIA rinuily. r»7
•M.J a;
u v c r ifl JO F la . Hfp\H l 24 l*«! » al*»r Calvin C«*«»Y !;■* o* M.i
••I* ta^lm.
|V 'It4. at
U j »i, r.y. \
on truvk. inc*1ti*11nk? broken. Su|> rhua^Ui!
•••rular »vprr <«•
)»'••** lil»«*rul D niund vrry
hrard wi n untilAgui |
mi
in » h f h *1Vn|
ui«rkii v%ruk FI OKIDA 10 inch t,KIa> that th (u r v \tr P. $ .1
i
ro illf, h *1 ^
. ali-ii. n ihr rough and washed,
g*,kinf n**t unktndlv u n
• w • in »»,r •
4.. *lxr* fl ;rtl J J n i m t l v SI .V)
muumerit l»*yuo hy
•>( I
, • fl* f|| Oil.I Ilf
J oO. frw put*’* *5 arul M ilott’ii
%• Ikmir to »|hi!\
M«o .h h«M«* t* frn nd« t<» v • S
>2.50. | •» rer f l »mi | 2.V
i \ »if bin Sonir
the Unit* .1 S-atvt Sa^nat
NEW York
r louny, 4*.i d * him
•i*i *n. n rr h»*
12 H a , arnv. «I JO unloadol. nrat >»*u
Lady S a p She Wai Ig g]
» r a n on tn»-k, tm lulling broken
Sho*11,| anch a thin;? evrntua*
pplirft liUral
Iit ntfin.l alow, \ f r CtH»li.lr»* vbtiu <! !■** folliiwu
Down Condition After
tna. kvl w ik FLORI mA 10 .nch lh * t uniplc «f i|> Atif#h*T
net* and Suffered P a t]
* rntrA, m the r*»tiKl» ami witahco, , .
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l a n d .1
do ien JJ lI M
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ISO
f,yw |: ’,<1lu f M . e d H*y s ! . f/ p n - .d c n v
1 \ t KV I’A RTV
JeffrronnrtUr, Ind -T
| l ’«l >FUr« HIT-’
fj
Mli»aI Iy f l .<1 2.00, 0 doEfll
metulea and It Irfl ms reff t
»! .fiO 2 2&, very
Irw
Ingh. i, r',,»r»'l from th f pr*>«id«'Vu y
and run-down,'' wrliwi Un
\ N f1 U A W i:
•• 11y uround
f*2 «hi,
m d< ur.u*hvn rlu rn rd
to W mbinifN'i
KvorsaJe, KM Ea.it Imth
i I J.v 1!.(hi, n» *«• ly 1 1 5 0 - 1 7 5 , IU a member “f Congrraa
t!Us city. Mrs Evsrvale '
• a* n $ I V
| 5o
how slie rrcOT-rrxl front
Th** p«diti«*a. ytoum M ork in \ I r
\ T 1 \rv t: M \H N C \ - t N «>
I I 1 ISH tJltlfll Cl-udy, 4M d-- Co'jllilge'a i
down
condition
1* u ready b It.g
k ,r « i!2 Flu. arrived. 21 cura uti
"I suffrrrd with pntn tn 1
ttrrpared,
nrfirdinir
t»
w*»i
l
U I 1 *N I ' ** 11 \ \
N J f.H I
rack, nit iiiihnif Lrokrn .Suppl r»
and au/frred constantly
irrle«
hpff
ni-r*.l. Demand il .w, m .ik rl v r ik .l rrirhtng pnl. ual
vous headache I could
well at night and had no 1
!»• it*’v lower FLORIDA 10 mr^ It i« in thr hsiritla of « i S nator
t .t v p fl— l.ix x l N1 i|y»la.1 r.,’
I suffered for monllis. and)
I ft* m ilir f i i r h and individu* Win M Hut rr, w h . manage I
liad helped me
uilv w inhetl and prevu led. I to H the C ooidge rnnipairn in l J ' i
A m •|'r<-c
"I read about C:mlul no* <
doien. L«*«t mo»ily
f 2 25 2 50, ami Frank W
^ti-arni. wh"
R ent for a bottle
I began g l
f» w hitfh <*• f j if*, it and lo «toc«n, throughout Mr t*oul»,‘gr'y
g
prove from th.) very- fink
!>♦ >t $ 2 0 0 —2,25, rm*vtiy around
pane/
of
the
White*
ll<>u»e
v.
a
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tinued taking the me<tuin«fi*|
I - 00, !»*>• rvi all a iz es low an fl.*
time, as I kepi ci-Utng bcttK
his Judith al y.h.iduw . f.nnn^f .,n J
.A).
"My strrngtti r>' in-.eit u d l f
• IlIi'A dO Clear .10 d'grrr*. ;:o»nr alm*»»t a* a m niher **f tn*
better. I luul a belter 1
Camlly
|*Ti*aun»aLly
th!«
ground
•* i* la arriv ed 12 r a r a • n trai k n
I had had ln v-urs. and t 1
ir .- T m 1
ludini* Lrokrn. Sup|dir4 liLrr.il work Ii b**ir’g preparvtl wi h Mr
in weight and felt fine, f |
1
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d
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!*• inaml Miid Irudiug m oderate, C oulldgr'i tacit if»o»ent# fur if he
mend C'ardul In other
S k ilit l I f her'-i
hij i k« t pU’ntly F LORIDA In iruli 'lid nnt regard the project w t 1
cause 1 found it a great
1 good health.”
a r». w iiih ij, 4. 45 and N «Jot«n. * -urn favor he could vb'p It w th
l. \ I F .v r
Cardul U a rr*onstructly* I
$2.75—*100. 1 and 10 doxtn
”( l l t \ I ICK li lt S T IL L
s word Thus far there ha* been
mild-acting tmd.clnai l.n
$225 2 75, unwaahctl 25 rfiiU
ini
such
word
IN
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may bo takcu satcly by
«i «• IMJII*.
all ogee. Oct a boltic. todl
IV irls fi u n J l>
WASlIINGTOaV Clear rt!i da , The Senate seat m questinn is
m rF^ No t-arlol t*rrival*
Sup now "erupted liy Senator Fr der
T T fA t-iE ’
O llie r N«*w C u ln m liia
|ti»e*A nitdiiTHtf. D -jn.trwl Ilirn’, ick II <»i let’, who is approaching
IfrleilSCM
markr» r.buut fttrady. FLORIDA 1 hi* Tith yiar. and who liy th'N o w O n Salt*
I'* itich itatr*. I and d iJoi«n I'.ir.O cami'ivign would It, g itb n g
♦2.75 lun. t duzt*n $2 5 0 —2.75.) -'os, to MU Senator (id 1 tt
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-M KI.TON F .L K r n i H ’ .
ATLANTA Cloutly (Wi ilruift i
2 k la . arriv ii )i cure on trai k n not et|'ic-ts‘i| t" !>• a <an didst
COM I* VNY
to sun-rid turns If
ludiiig broken. Sujtplti-a nonlei
L x c iu - iv e i iilu m liia llculi-r
Cardoseptic, for hygienic
However, ther is another ean
ate Tlemand m derate,
market
7121 S n n fq d Avt-m ii'
should ba used by Vbma i
v«.o|> hl.ORIDA 10 Inch crales, dictate In the picture in th per
safe, effective dei.-rycnt $ll
in . the rough and individually son of the mi Hunt ev Governor of
v-i-h >1 mid prccuolril, J and I Maisachua Us, Alvin T. Fuller,
Ion n | J Jf> J Mi.
t.i.r.X r.i.AND: Cloudy .17 de who has just laid down the gov
grees. it H a., arrived. 4 car* on ernorship at the ape o f 51. lie n
-ruck Im toiling broken. Supplies independent y weal hy. und dr
inudeiate Demand moderalu, mar sir a to rnga?* In further pubkvt about steady. FLORIDA 10 lie settle*, lie v/a* a luncheon
.nch crate*. 4 i» 10 doien, in tho guest nf (’resident Hoover's ’-a*l
Hugh and washed, best mostly wn-k end, and to d friend* her-5J..&— I.UO, f|w
fancy
»3 S ^
3 "0. 3 iloien $2.73— J.f»0, ordinary that h* was inclined to run for
the Senate next year.
quality, all sites $2-2f>—2.SO.
Fuller la highly r gar Jed by
B .U .flM O ItE : Cloudy 00 degiees. I H a , arrived IJ cara on the Hoover adntlnU' rntmn, for 11
lu c k ini holing broken. Supplies those anilnua prt-convrntion days
O t I O F IH L IIIG II REN T D IS 1 R H T
rti"deru e. Demand slow, market when ex-S nntor
B riar nnd
wiak. FLORIDA Id inc^ crWea, Stearns were cndravorlrg tn Weep I
individually washed and preeooled. M aslachusalti
deligat s (ronii
I doien $2 50—2.75, few $1.00, S
an.1 to doien $2.25 - 2 50, era-. commitm-im •> any caiwlidate
Skahed and preeooled, .1 to R Jot- in the hup* that Mr. Codidgoj
PIIONI
i$ 5 -l* A H H —A VH.
en $2.25- 2 50, (cw h-ghcr. lO Uus- might uliim»l»ely be •Faftm t^rct
c n -W O ff* -2 i5 , all exe* fair wa* Ful- r who lx credited with
(J E T T H E IIA U IT — S A V E A T B A L L 'S
Into thr* ll-wiv.
'“f.ViFsv.VfA .cI ? dlUon *»-75-2.00. .w inging ih* itat*
*t<
(-INCINNATI: Raining 51 de- , r . mD tv,- psychological
n
elfcc*.
gtie
ie *, g F la , arrive-l. 11 car* on , ^
...
I
t r a e k Including
i n e l o i l i f . — broken.
l.i-, 1 - n
O iin a lL .
t h a t W a s Us very great bene
track
Suppllel
heavy.' Demand moderate, maratt fit to the Hoover cause.
Th* ex-G overnor D, in eonac.ta k e r . FLORIDA 10 inch crates,
in th i rough, 4 and •> doxen $2 50 quenc*. n o t *o popular w ith t h i
—2.75, f*w $1.00, other a it s
$2 25 and $.’ 40.
GIash fu r a ll ntakra
HT. LOUIS: Cloudy, 40 degrees. waahed, 4 and 5 doxen IJ.25—2 4'*,
4 Fla-, arrived, to car* on track, 3, 7 and k dnxen $'J.oO--2.15.
c a r s , p u t In b y e ip * r i(
including broken. Southern sup Broken rut lot sales, detlvcrsd ST
rod n a n .
F a s t w rvl.
plies mode rat \ w estern supplies IsOUIS. closing Monday: FLORI
G iv e u s a rin g .
light. Demand slow, market dull, DA 10 Inch crates, 4 and 3 d<*en.
ri-DRIDA 10 Inch cratm , crat* c a r $2-25.
' dfuvn
ai'iund II
5 Baseball Players
Of
Buffalo
Injured
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PALMETTO, Fl*., Mar. W (I N S )— Fir* member* of the
traveling squad of th* Buffalo.
N , Y. Baeeba'I team training nt
ot Palm ett* today w*ro recowrinr
from In’urlc* sustained In ■ but
Farr* 11, open nnd track collision n*rr her# yc*.
•?.. •
•
D ltfr i, t h . P. u * + f ;
* 'M.r*
Tho- hut hauling th* 22 plays),
•Idaiwlped n track fW* ml'** out
of P n lu * ‘,to and plunged o ff th*
CanaiBan road Into a***ral feet 0f wat«r
Frank J. Offsrman, pratidant of
th* club, w** cut and bruited when
h* w as thrown through tho wind
Movement Is Alre;id\
Cnder Way ToMakc LAST RITES FOR
Ex-Chief A vScnalm
LI i n r h r r a «• .. in t hn r 'tig h , 'I C
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F C O im rA ftfe P N E S P A r , M ^ c n gTT i m
i^ eeil O f O fS m is
Sanford
THE QUACK AS A DOPE PURVEYOR
>*
The depression ttirough which Sanford has paaspd
seems io have left some of us with the feeling that all is
lost. A “Do Nothing” “policy seems to have taken posses
sion of some of our most capable citizens, and they appear
to.be quite content to rest on their oars while the current
catpes 11}pn,down to the waterfalls. Whether their "Hard
times’! has left them suffering with Complete mental and
pliyiicn inertly,or whether the situation actually is hope
less and (He rest of us Haven't seHse enough to see It, we
don't ^ o w .
.
a *
. . lb either case we thiblc it is better to go down fighting
than to give up at any time before you huve mnde yotlr
loyt possible effort. One thing we always admired about
tiie otherwise disappointing captain and crew of the Vostris was that ihey kept working on the pumps long nfter
the ship had A dangerous list and just as long as stokers,
working up to (heir necks in water, could keep fire under
the^ boilers, They could npt save the Vestris, nor keep her
from capsizing until the rescuing vessels arrived, but they
kept her afloat until the boats were considerably nearer.
There are ro many things which the people of this
WBDNUDlAY, MARCH 27. community could do to help matters If men could bo found
to take the initiative.
The4 celery
growers
-><
1 •. • should effect
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BikiM v<^ b ~7o bto d Xy ~
ST. PE TE R SB U R G
SUNSHINE HERE AND THERE
s A U s u u 'f e *
IN D E PE N D E N T
po st
fok», in one hotel anil about one (
F ’orid* ihink th a t we w ere un- dining table. Sunshine or no tu a .'}
fortunale in our fishing com pan thin*, th • good golf or poor, n g . I
Is appal-ing.
fleet ntly M ajor ions. th at had w* chos.-n a b etter
re stfu l fishing or a blank, lbs 1
IValkiT declared th a , -'th e drugTEMPLE
th i Quack . m edical practitioner. crazed boy it New Y ork's g rrste s i lot our fishing records would have whole th in g in its (Inal a n a ly s t '
Dope Is h laechlcf stock in trade. o*ime problem today.” Dr U E m th a t as it m ay. * r frankly adm it depends upon the folks one has ta 1
He diagnoses the troubles of h it g it S utherland, of New York, nai been b etter in the e s p o s u r’. lie live w ith. Whl’e 1^ is true th a t *%
GRAVES
dunes as dangeroua m alsd es and announced th a t In slxty-thr** id be n b etter in N orth Carolina
g t.e i ih im dope. He can n o t prv- th a t ctiy’s la rg st hospitals and !hni '-ur fishing catches have ought to be happy with anyone ’
otri'-f dope. Of course, fo r as a ti-rreetional tnatltutiona the In than in Florida, and w ith the who ran endure us, att I we must
ruie h it prescriptions would not ciease in th e num ber o f drug ad- h<mi* «tnte basking In the blessed acknowledge th at the J,,ya „f ||f (
be honored B, d ru g sto res wluue tlicta has been steady and heavy sunshine as today, fish in g in
"H e plants I lls footsteps In th e (iuroacv - i*d Use and order a re ob- li e eaya:
horn- w ai'-rs oligh*. to be and will rom« in large m easure from th t
"D uring the las, decode the ose he le tte r .
i .
»**
stiv sd . He g e ts it from sk u lk in g ,
things we find In good people.
And rides upon th . sto rm .”
i.oj.,. peddler* In the sam e way of h a h .t-fo rm in g d ru g s has mFutile of our fnem la both in
Hut th n two months away
that m any addicts get it only h t ci eased crim e and prrsrented th*
T h rss are busy y ears fo r the bu/> n In rg tr q u an tities and re reform ation of offenders to at Florida and in N orth C arolina ev- from hom e leads one no, only the
R»-l Cross w ith disasters of wind tails it nt anyw here from 100 to antilining degree. I plrad th at th" p rrss,d spin ova', of a d ata line more to appreciate home, and
iple of the city and the country, out of Florida w ritten in term s of
and w eather in all p a rts oy the IAiV per cen t p ro fit. The w o rst of
country. Flood sufferera in Ala- it i. th a t hia dupes do not r«* Use ihr-ragh every mekn<, do what su r-h u i" and today we feel that | home folks, and home folks away
oama, M iskltaippl, G eorgia and l.ia- they a re being fid dope Th* tney can to elim inate at lu source N o-th i .irolinn can he repressed) I from home, but it gives one g
tio rid a , rem em b erin j how rapid Oliiv way they could ascertain that if possible the production of ha- in r<rra» of sunshine as well as
have been thw strides of science ,n f a il would be to have th e stu ff hit-form ing drugs In caress of th- ran I'o n d a . C ertain it is that fine opportunity to reailis »n,| iy>
other directions, will get tit*,'" the quark gives them a n a ly z .d , d mand of medical science, and to) a fte r slopping through some of p re d a te the fact th a t so rainy
com fort ju st now In the thought lor 4 is ni’ ily cam ouflaged w,,li o i.n g about the rigid enforcement
the
wilier logg d highw ays of good people come from other
th a t scienco w ill ons day p e r h a p s other " s tu ff .”
The quack takes of all r .a t r ctive legislation. I.ifr
southw
est G eorgia
and South stales, and other cities for la.
be able to cope iffectively with ov«r> precaution. If s tra ig h t Hop* Is lop precious und sacred a thing
caresses of n atu re.
is ndministererj it usually is dono fu he menaced by the d an g er r.y a C aro lira. the beet thing th a t one stance, D etroit and Chicago sad
in bis office, and then seldom un- l.a-,it ,o difficult to overcome end ruuitl |»i-sih y run into would b- I (lotion and Akron_ an,) olhar
H IS MERCY EN D O R E t Ji FORI.i so d estru ctiv e of all finer i harac- ■i long stretch of N orth Carolina I places fa r from Main S tr-rt a|
W hatever the young n u n ’s fa icy lc .. he “knows"' h :, p a tn n t.
fVERr—
I
t
la.
o
f
th
e
Uojrd’a
n^fclep
rr'VT
~
i .- n i - p u - .v
ieriat c a."
tu rn s to in th e spring e la o h e ic , th at way thero is no comeback.
m ads glimm ling under the sun the old home town. And every.,
a t w a a re n o t cotuum ad, because
t/ n e way to elim inate the drug
’ihe reten tio n of Ihe piddle i,1 is turning m oat unseasonably lo
shine of a bright March Sabbath where we go, and no m attafi
h it cop!pass lops . fall not. 23 Thay
football just now a t the U niver L n r f p ersisten tly c«lled to tin- evil ar Ha source a t least very
wh ther the tun is shining or not
a w n e w .a v e iy rh o rn ln f. g re a t la
r e a r to its source, is to elim inate day.
sity of FloridiQ where (loach llaehR eturning th e other day we we alw ays like to lie down at
th y fh lth fu ln eas— L am entation* 3;
the ijuai k medical practitioner
n.an is [rutting his fig h tin g GaT h at he is unscrupulous has oe-n struck the N orth C arolina line night witK this little bit of g
tors through [races designed In
proved tim e nnd time again. Most and a N orth C arolina paved road p ritje r: T hank God for good P«>*
m ake lis t y e a r’s glories a m ere
o f his ilk wilt sel[ dope to a child as th e goo,] p ople were mnUiltp
prram bl* to g re a te r on s n e tt
All th -y w ant < the money.
In th eir way to th e church for th c r
fall.
And the
sunshine of North
la ig e u tie s th ere are quark s who weekly observant- • of this day, the i srnlina m ust hav- no Utile to da
ills comfort nMt* nri7t bunk lartfp w ickly Sunday schoo' and preach
with m cl'ow ing up people and «B.
«um* on th eir dope fraction and ing services, and we, of cuurs
rirlUDg aud ripening their heaiU ,
follow that his son Gene who ed
had to dca| with this thought — so that we are more tnshliabla
it.- an O klahom a pnpir, is. G ens's
th at th e penpl - of the state have and more capable of loving fo,ka
bid for fame la s t year in rrlticia g reat deal to be thankful for who are our neighbors, r gardlesj
a ng Col, l.indhergh cam e to a
and much th a t ought *" b‘* taken of how much mileage lepuratea
no ey collapse. Now he bids again
And th a d n lro u a willow branch
into the house of w orship on th us In Ihe meanwhile. In foci, tha
wUh an editorial broadside again*!
'
LO W K l.l. COL'HIKR
is w aking
-I s iy G aiden whom he pccuars of
Sahhnth m orning
And in saying sunshine op the old North S tats
T o ( lU ,fY fn beauty In tha
singing m iserably amt cu ttin g h sr
this
in
this
connection
we have lr is unsurpuas d —J . F. Hurley in
‘7t la my bielle7 that the only thinR which enn prevent grand opera show sh o rt in his
mind sunshine and roads.
S a isb u ry C o s t .
Florida from entering Into an era of nound und lnsting home town. In su b stitu tin g Mi..»
T he one big reason why oni
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.i
_e (•arden for Col l.indhergh us Ids
I know tha wind la fa ir and awaat- proaperlly Jtntl" development
will *be -*
the continuation
of
wint r in Florida was so muck
U nitss so ui>* Uuforsuan cventu*
paycholoaical pessimism, which cannot help from infect ta rg e t he g e t, less public ty bu*
!y atlrripk.,. ,,
m<( e enjoyable th an any other sly y prevents, l-ik e Okrechobaa
A s It dylfta. down th e valley ing the Investor, i’eopio with capital large und small want more cretlrnco for bis criticism s.
we have ever had in the sunshiii' w :i| p rart rally be circled by rail
.
tC jojia,. ; .
(0 carte
CoPie to til and Invaat
Invest their rooneb
money, cautiously perhaps If Drcslilcnt lltiovvr shoulil V»
of th e slate, is th a t We had ro road tracks by June 1, according
A nd fronf th a thtekat a lig h t wing
" btit with the !J:£
m any N orth C arolina pcopl m a to ihe Cornell-Y oung Company
at first,
Idea that the *im
t! » is nbout right to caught back of the White Hou*e
la. wblrrtiv ••
playing th* gold harm onics re
king up a p arty of congenial - ni.-h m laying the track s of Ihe
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It Is then for
* the (>oop|c of Florida to ccm
T ow ard «ha aky one sweep of mako inv stments. [.
ly presented to him by the
A .lantlc C oast Line an dthe Flori
vvhf**ier
they
shall
be
received
with
an
expression
of.
fiity-C
v*
I.akr
W
orth
school
chil
plamags fills.'
da Fast Const connecting Clew isconfidence In our institutions and possibilities, or whether dren who marched In the inaugural
ton with He’le Glade. The grade
S know how U nderly the ra in U they retail be driven awnv by doubts, exaggerated woes und parade as an harm onica band —
betwi -n ihe two points is complete
ihat would l«- news.
mournful tales of what might have been . Let us forge*
;
u
anil with the arrival of two addi
A lo n g the rid l* * w here no the past, or what is more important, let others forget it.
la the word o f n dying
_ man to
tional pile-drivers the bridges will
t>c tru sted if ho do e not believe
s t tj f m u st ihoW , . ,
be built rapidly and the tracka
and look to thu future with unbounded hope and fuith.”
•n God 7 That is the in terestin g
And bow ps{^, jidiyi of tt s r 'j g h i,
laid rapidly. Tha firm has more
--------o--------lueation Involved in the m urder
•Jewlyj.jiwpins
than I .ill men emp'svyed at present
In a l of an A labam a woman whoae
A cross, th e dark* ebb th ro u g h
and will put on morn If needed t^
a th e ist husband »wor* on his
th e w orld below. _
c vmpVte th - Job by the dale speci
J.'uthbcd that she had shut. him.
fied.—E verglades News.
.,,
friond of ours recently promised his son that if he I! la hard to htlleve that any man w hether m any c f them m erely )
- I know t h s t tbM * m ust be ha* would (jtack the firo wood, he could have u quarter. The who w as at point of d rath , no m at
thought
a
“
vea”
victory
would
only
cau se o u r s h a rin g
Middle age Is th a t period In lif t
'
"" '* 1 ’■*’• * -a l. . e14__ boy thought that waa great aa there was u movie on, which ter how unbeoevuig lie luTght have make It h ard er to enforce a law
through life, would fa ll to th a t is !n any case here to sta y .
when ynu begin to be unable to
he was especially eager to see. He hac| less than an hour been
w aver in M» conviction th a t the
On Ihe o th er hand we do not
find ynur glasses when you need
before the show began, so he went to work with a vim nml definite thing known as his sp irit have
th a P a s t Idea how la r g e »
them .—Ohio S tate Jo u rn al.
speed which might have Indicated great things for him.' or personality faced absolute eg- gpiportion of those wh,j v o te ify e s ”
would hS»e changed th e 'r Tote* If
bilt unfortunately so great waa his haste •Chat fthu work
waa poorly done. He had Just put the lost stick of wood Lake Worth is debating a p ro p -1 they could have been assured th a t
would he w ithin a y ear
on the top when a few plecea at the bottom slipped And the itllia n to change Its nam e to thelk law
m ight b ’ argued th a t th e In" I’slm Peach South.'* Much aa t h i s '
whole plio came tumbling dowu.
proposal com plim ents the p restig e | of two 00 per cent effectual,
r of business,
Haste makes waste, we were reminded ugain, when wo of fam ous Palpi K etch by seeking dividual* duty la more o r lea* In
JtM, a s »
e rild and In* read In a Miami paper of a man who, after taking his to capital it s upon it, th sra la lit Ihe sam e direction a s hie political
advertise in
of th e law . If he Is a p o liti
g n s s e your
daughter to the railroad station, started home to get her tle likelihood th a t the change view
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*»- ------ - l - l . . M..W would servo th e end sought lim- cal sup p o rter 0(* V obteadism , bo
1is,Ions of the s o r , are generally ha* no excuse fo r th e illg h te st
A lready tl»a jirogTiosU«»»to«
p io rl flatterin g
khan -effectW e^ personal. Jnfrln g * 1” **11 ofbeginning te M l A b ig g er aeaaon
-tn e y s u g g fil a Jack 6 f~ telf-con- uta wh eb he w ithes to inflict upon
p ts n ev e r m t w in te r.
J
fldtnce. Laky W urth, famous In its n.her*. If he believes in the p rin ci
own nam e snd w ay, has every ple but thinks such legislation la
g ro w trg who « •
u tterly unenforceabla and th e re
S isso n for confidence In Itself.
under th la Ye***
fore unwlee. It would seem c le a r
o, cotton, o r como
enough th a t h# has no rig h t to p e r
form h ’a sm all p a r, I n , contrlbul.ng to th a t - ilnenforceablllty
which constitutes bis only a r g u
m ent a g a in st tb a law .
4
T h tie rem ain th»s« w ho,’ fo r
various reasons, object to the s ta trate believe l.t
uto In pH nc’pler a t e e rig h ts. Such people m ig h t
feel th a t th ey o re Justified In deM ^ T l^ c h “fd i ( M i y f e i o v^ ^ U lk extremely (ant
0
ly in g th e federal luw w here th u ir
re in making themaelvcc undcratood, how frequently they boid,r
-wa sta te s have shown thsm selvc*
opposed lo th e V olatesd act. Kamo
a
(
THE. INDIVIDUAL’S DUTY
my
Trying Too Hard
,A
I
They chould aiow down. Far bo it from ua to advocate
rtla either. The ahUUea*. lazy man, or drone, aurely
i ho bUhe In thla lighlning-inie jazz-mad ego. but all
fild bb Better off If they could find a plhnq of moderation
iqre maglijiuih rdulta could be obtained with minimum
prtS) t f the man jrjio i* always in too big a hurry could
nbina h|pii«U, |n goh»e. way with the man who drags hia
Ut^ one,h«^.broA»cv could, v^ry likely accompllih
^ U w a U t e ^ t w o put^logother.
„
, ...
.It doesn’t help much to *save
n.mlnuta
and
I
om an
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. 1V 1
ace. oJ
l^ e ,
P ore H igh
Q uality R w eet
i, pp,
a tkei
‘«^ bi
DR. C* W. BAKER
I'h o n . M«*J .
"Q aoltatlon A C ertalaty*
1
ff ■
. steal ee q *"■* we #
SecUhman wh0 becam e engaged U
a g lr| who became bo fa t th a t he
w anted to break o ffth e eagagm ent. But the g irl couldn’t gat
th a H ag off io ho had to m arry
h e r<>-Mississippi Dull/Un.
Many other Bouthen. news,dhere-wko yyiJ^e Ujeir
ifilifc K rm s S
: to B w m
.p ta W ,, .1 ( M ,
|U f f V
Too lata fer pablicatien, h u t on
h u e’*
e* , day
d ay G
George
h t...V alen tin
sor^e Qs*
Qs- brought In ths most a t
S d divers If led basket of
retables th a t have b<ran
i one garden truck traCJ
s c , so f a r a . « e h a v .
J
Architect
K i t N »ll Oink BU,.
Sanford, Fla.
Lx.HOO.SE jour car pn a businei. batU! Arrange
with lit to t u t the wheel aod prove for yourself
Dulck's perform ance luprcmacy. Learn why
Buick outsells—by more than rwo^o-ooe—any
other cor lilting above 11200. Then let us ea*
plaiothe O. M. A. C Time Payment Plan, which
has helped (Cores of thousands to own Buiti
i k-'
*f ‘ •> . *
» %
-*• _t
I
r
UulcL Motor Company, Flint, .Mlchlg
HOTEL,
FOB LEASE
Far Season Of
D M fcfco.tf Geoewef AleaweCerf sirarim
�SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA,
MILANE TODAY AND THURSDAY
Aria Personal Activities
M IS S M A R G A R E T P E T E IM , S o c ie ty
lalCalenda
E d ito r
R ( * ld r n n
Mrs. Mill Kntertains —
" itli Party Tuesday
T rlrp h o n e 443
n
rsona
•d .w llli quantities o f Spring flow - • M. K M-ryv Mr*, P. I*
Ho« 4 f tllT l .
Ret(fitit« •r*. Refreohmejit* « m w n M ' n Mr*. Robert Rowvi!, Mr*
brtvigfit fM#
Into I ( r« T)lr
al!a,i'in
arx.l
\ t m. J.1 |l
II Ik*.11- I f ..
II . I U .u .
lit* . T hom s* *V
T riU
d Mr*
r «r**t «cM •»* n*t>on4l p rin t
C r* » (« n l
T V *’lf trimnr fr.|«*» t) rnf^fr*
Th..** ( r . w i t wen- M r. |. M
f n» * r*>'» r*>n!#nif i.it*‘ »»f f k l
Telford. Mr*. 4. * T tls u u ,. Mr*
* *»jk
i»
iim
*, «ir«*!rr'•*»?!•!
~~~^
t
l he Friendly I)ru£ Store’
I’r e sc r ip t lone
i
t P t ’R S IIA r
i evening ie»*iun of S»nvi
I School will Ik> hrl.j fr.Mi
tk to 8 o'clock
0 monitor* of Ib r \-i>
ay School Cla** uf ■• . t
Ut C hurch will ... . ,.
:k with Mr*.
U ,rr
[ l i t Second S ir— . ...
afternoon **-*itig f r
orphan
r n m \V
A nd
S a n fo rd
F illed
C rom ptly
A c c u ra te ly
Ea*trr F. * Hum *>i |
1 for the Prim ary | >,-p.
of the Kirvt llaicw t ( h i
I* We«t Side l*ark *| ••
Heat- thirst-and a
the throbbing under' /a
current ot passion/ 'A
ATS. XOOLtCA. JOHN f>U2!2 7 <W MAAT- -OUtfl • DC5fDT
leu rh ert of the Prim ary
Uflnnwr* Depart m rni *«f the
Methfnllht ( hurrh '••II give
t*ter egg hunt on Kritlny af
n nt | o'clock in i m tfa l
[*• held .» n rsl
eiTlfs. while
§ V d ilfJ S p f f t i l
8 A T tH II .tr
►day lunrheon of the tV.v
Club a t I orleok in the
ooms.
A reception
in.l
t m eeting will be he
nt
xk.
MON II t Y
l) Ilepartm ene of the \V<v
Club will ipi.naiir it* K.n
inday hall *n,( card pnr'y
F o rrest 1-jk.- ||. . t r | a ’
» N um ber One of
Baptist t'h u rrh will
Mra.
W
11
(i.m
Ijrrtla A vrnur a t I »
a Num ber Sevan of
laptlat Church will
r*. J. F.. Kstsiilife at
on I a u r r l Avenue j
Mem w ri art* a*kn
h tir mitalon a*tidy Immi
• N um U r
Nin* «»f
B aptist « h ir>h will
o'clock with Mrv K
, 10.1 \t’e*i KI r* t St
TUESDAY
Srm lnolo High I*. T A
it 9 : 1& o'clrok in the rlum.
al Department
f Club Is Honored
L S. 0 . H ifhleym an and Mr*
[. R ucker entertained th.Ur* of th e Soclvl llepartm ent
l Woman'* Club and a nuiii
f other eue»t, with n bridge
Tuesday afternoon a t the
hotiM. H igh iro re prize v
pointed fliw e r pot wa* won
r». Ilo ch Whelchel, while M n .
T 8 . Coleman receive.I icrond
■cor* p riie , • picture
rden flower*. Including *nap
n » and a war* were orrangrd
r* b o ak tti on tha mantleplec*
the stag e, while In lh a .c e n trr
ha room a table was placed
» hald a U rg e bowl of pink
whlU aster*. Snap dragon*
torn* adorned the corner* of
lea coursq was served at the
taloa of th* game* by the
waa, assisted by Mr*. Hugh
•bal, Mrs. F. McKrnil* Davlv i Mr*. Ralph Smith
»U | o f tha club war*. MU*
• • Cherry « f Mount Oliv*
■Mrs Allan o f Tampa, Mrs.
* » lt h and Mra. P. R. .Stein.
tnday Party Given
noring Young Son
a s d M n. Herman Middle
Q«a*va Avenue, entertainejl
* party an Monday aftar*
bMMriag tbair sou, H. 0 .
• U a . who “ retobraUd kia
t birthday at tkat time. A
w w b a r a f guests w#r* In•■ d Urn a ft*n oon w as apent
1rr
H lh lr
I ra * h
\t
l>n>Inn.i
lU u c h
To May Thursday
The m rm llfr* *>f I irrle Nilinbwi
One uf ' h Klr«t lla p tist l hurt h
n»e* at the horn- n' Mm Jam* •
T llard v ,
|,a u rr' \v r n u r for
an all day aeuHng p a rty TueaiUy
The m orning and • uHy a flfrn H in
w»re «|wnt in muktnir rl"tkp4 f**^
fu n i) f»n»ilie« in S anford .m*l at
ih r lunhe«in hour a plcnlr tui»i*n
a n mtv i!
Those
present
Were
Mm
Charles Me Mann, M rs
W. A
Hayes, Mrs. I.l'lian Vickery, Mrs.
A, IV Hosier. Mrs. \V. II (J a p Ii n«r. Mrs It I. G arrison and Mrs.
Mrs K. A |k>utfls*s, Mr
I* I inimmond sn-l Mrs |
T olar .»ttrnd*d th** n rrtln
lh a FT>*ritls I w lr r s i c n uf
The groom ing of le a th e r, reitisr.'s Club* in liayton*
qillra* only a lew m inute i uc. a .
Wn lrm liiy
«|..nallv . Sucre** lie* In knowing
w h it to do and bow to do it.
w . M. Iarp|*«r Jr. rrlJtor of
d n ere l» no little »wli«f»c Ion
in the w earing of b eau tifu l leath th (itu if iv f lp Sun t |r n ( « ftw
h‘ ‘»rh in
hanfnnl
rtln«**.l*y
er »hoc* w ith m atching lug* «r
for G4tnrt%jr«
a fter
baits which efford au opportunity #nrvuta
to reveal uilt'a ekquUite l u t e in t\t»m Jing th r Kt.ihnt i n llrgr In
itliu ip of ,Statcirr.«athj|k a t Winm aterial »nd color.
Now th a t economy ha* become l#r I'ark .
th* sm art byword in dressing
F ran k A. Hatch of Montour
with Impeccable ta ste . Judgm ent
and fa»hton wUdutn, <»*• t» **• Fall*. N. Y . I* visiting Hr. and
■luislta In keeping garm ent* and Mr*. John Quirk a t th eir w inter
areessnrira u p lo the mark of horn* In G enera. Mr. Hatch la
pristine freshness o*er ami a l president of th» Shepard-N iles
ways. And c a re gives a promts# Corporation o f M ontour Fall*,
of e n d u ra n c e ^
and FhiUdelphU.
S oft, lu a u flo u i (hoe* »f »ued«.'
nearly all of whirit are m*de of
rvlfskin, *re ony too fai'Miar in
th e service o f alm oat * v try woman
1IIJT th e ir fin* nap somettm**
m ats down and d*v*l«p* (put*
with
th a t
d istressin g
gr*a»y
look w here frictio n i* given, a s
by a a overshoe.
fastbliou
Many a fastid
io u s e m l u r # has
endeavored to re I j T the*# tain*
parary b lv m b h ti either by th#
parary
vigorous us* o f a atlff wlra
brush—than which therr it noth
ing more harmful to the nap —
or by the apltrathm of a quickand-eaey colored powder.
Alas! Th* one la au disas
trous and th* otbay *ff*cta an
squally disconcerting calamity hy
■meeting oiw'a light colored h«aaWire bruaheu are o f UllW
avail, lha fin# wlr* cutting o ff
lha nap after a few treatment!.
A bristle brush M*d «>th •
rotary m crloiv-not to* vigorous
ly -lo a a a iu tha
dirt
partkic*.
Next aa application, a w r •* g»n -ihrougt.*' the County
Treat
tly of n liquid *u*de dressing Campedty.
NaCanai Cbalwnagi
rontalnlag n l* tl* aaUtn* dy* of John J. Raskuh aa nay need last
a shad* within n t*t*o or tw# af
tha Icathar ralor will touch tip
la ted with tha County Treat hut
tha aha* which should ba dried In
rvoiw u m p a n r nr* *«iy. N t v Ell actually w ire mad* with athav
by q n w rb a n tl
Tha soft lurtr* a # . tha nap
may them ba ratfagml- by
Ing It carefully in ana 4rvcllo*i
with a dry bnw h frta from duct
And there y«u sr a -y m ir ikoe*
n th is* d h y I* behold! U
this method mH wlaar thaa ta
laavn •«*■!• «ha*a ta th a Infre
quent enra a f n dry cleaner wka
flada their conditioo often l » “
r**tu ration T
Training For Home
The Care Of U ‘athers
Ml** HarrUt fharm aa, aupacInt ndent a f lha FWHd« BUW
Board a f Health waa tha Iwrehcaa
gua*, of Mrs. Walter U Warjaa,
, a peel— pny*ical,
m encsi
so .
■p lrltu a l - will b* porl»*>ed. I h e
II me Making f e n t r e of lb*
, York S la ts F ederation of W
men-* Club* will be a rnliege, an
e (position, a m uceuin. a <lub. a
lecture hall, a ellnl# a>'d a
feisln n al all
on*. I t will ecrupy
the en tire ten th floor, and Will be
a perm anent Insititu lio n
j Uhia new re n lr* fo r th e study of
home m aking In all It* aspects
m ark* th* reoltaatlon of year* nf
study and eaperlene* on I t* P«*r»
of leaders of thw S lat* Fecteration
Th# plan ha* been evolved In order
to help th* g irls and woman whole
education along th ese lines has nnt
been ad eq u ately provI V.i far m
o ur school ay ite m s , a* well a * for
th a housew ives th e m •* 1>**
The v lilto r w ill net only find
much a f real In te re st lo look at
and study, but w ill have a a oppor
tu n ity to discu ss w ith * (p a rt* any
problem s h a rin g to d« w ith h ma
building. T h era w ill b* no selling
N othing will ba p e rm itte d to io m e
Into the e sh ib it th a t bn* so t p»«.« l
n rigid te a t, su p erv ised by aa ndv lm ry b o ard o f aap arta.
The P resident a f tha H u t* Fad
•rn tlo n . Mr*. C hnrlee J . Hee ler,
an d th ree p a st P resident* a f the
fed eratio n a re am ong lh»e* la-
in.|iltaltn. .«l le d . Iha« e.n.c ro ,
n .itufa .re, ... • Ir*n*|w»rtw'Ion,
1-niHrti' ~'l r‘r 1 tportlTt.irt ~ f n»
to ilc a rl •
Form.
Ii • « neee*«ar» for
Ih# fo c i- -neot
r h a rifc ci.neplr
«ey lo « .d*te th national pro
hihltton •» to m*ka off«n.let*
liable to the iiiitiTn4i* penalty
Now I w. ver. Ihe J«n*» law
iwnalty . dt«cr.tl.in of tha co u it,
may b# fo e y*ar* In th* pcnlt
e-itlary and *10.«**>*» fine, fuf flr»t
iia 'a ls r s
\ t yet no Silditloeal faellltle*
for hanillinr th* eip e c trd flmal of
tlipior **»'« h»»*
m»*le In tha
midwee^ federal tourl*. an .| offt
el*!* Here »f» attem pt I n f to »of*«
lha problem a* rapid'y aa P°*• ibla.
W ith Ow burden on yrand
JuH** In. rea*e.| tenfold, and w ith
tha U tk of the rn u rta *nd pm»»
ru Tor* *u(m ente<l m any * mmt*
lima*, t*^ *»lutUn I* w orrying
fed -m l o ffk U U
If mean* r» n W found. It I* batlaeoS'U w Jonca Uw m iy r»»ult
E x tv p titin .il
M#DEItN
BEAUTIE/
Einircrin
’ V a lu o
W ill che*m e tiu lv tr n v b y K J iu -
STATE DAY
LUNCHEON
W om nn'n H u b
Saturday Mar- 30 1 1*. M.
K en erv a tio n *
M u st
(with A r d e n to e n h a n en t h e E *nte r ap p cn rn n rv.
C u n w In a n d
le t ua s h o w y o u
her
fa tn o u n
p r e p a r a tio n * .
lW Mad* By Tborndny
I’hanc Mrs.
0 . WUUa,
m i
S p « cU tl
EASTER EGG
NEW U N E OF
Gosaard CorMta
AND
COOKED FOOD
SALE
SATURDAY, *
MAUCI! SO
in front of First
S t Plggly-Wlggly
Store
llhdtf A reyim of lW
MARY LAMBETH
CIRCLE
- of the Methodist
___ Church
. 'ij
n est
ttashty
tr e j# da chin*
and ,craw* are
the m it* Data
•a this g reat
Ingvri* vale*,
flips, blew**,
era ami petti*
re a ls
la
m atch
your
color schema
M
Kaale*.
•a w a ffarad
Cwmpncta o f nawaat dai
.76
&
62.60
Cam#, la and **# tha new lum
• f hamrty hy G aasud. Nn
treuhie ta fit ywa, r* shOga-
$2.50 to $12.00
Wo wank yeti la try Kllaaha
T*oth Paata, In tww siren.
.60
& .75
AtlrecYIv* Wash Bad Baa
attrertlv# Raster GUI*. *nl
�9
MARCH 27. 1929
SA N FO R D
Celery Markets
Supplied by th e M arket Xtrw#
. S m i n , B u n n «f /. arrt ll, tu ra l E c n so m tta .'ll. R. R atland, local H rp rc se n U tli•
r
;i
)
1
5
|
l F I i , arrived. 1 r tr drvartad T
car* on tr i c k Including broken.
-M. 4 . _ A jw.
ff I J* . M
S up p lies 'W
mtaBoderate.
D em andJA -__1
mod
e ra te , m a rk e t about ■teddy. FLiYkid* .10 Inch crates, n th* rough
and Individually washed and p re
cluded, 3 and 4 dozen <2 36—2X0.
W A SH IN G TO N ; C lear 47 d eKicea. 2 F la ., arrived. it broken/
nnd 3 'u n b io k e n car* nn track.
Supplies m oderate, dem and light,
m a r k u stead y FLORIDA 10 inch1
rra te a . In th e rough 4 and 0 do*tn *2.76— 3 00
B A LTIM O R E: Clear, 47 de
gree*. 2 FI* , arrived. It! r i m on
IfWTt iriclud ng broken. T deulay.
Supplies modi rate. Demand llgnt,
m ark •: dull FLORIDA
10 inch
crate*. Indieldualty w ashed and
p n ru u le d , 4 dozen 12.50—2.76,
few $3 00,-3 nnd Id ilurcn 1 2 .2 5 —'
2 60, ren te washed am| precluded,
u and H dozen 42 2A -2.50. fee,'
lifgher, 10 (b u m *2 00—2 26; all
sizes fa ir quality and colulit on
I I 76—2.00.
CLEVELAND- CleaV. 44 deR tttf . * F la., a r '-ved. 12 car* on
track; including I rotten. Supplies
mddrrat*- Demand niodrrntc, m arV { alm ut ateady. FLORIDA Ilk
In ch -ern tes 4 to 10 dozen In the
rough an d washed best mostly
>2.76—3.00, few fancy *3.25— SbO.
”1 dozen 12.26 260. ordinary qual-'
l!> oil • tea *226 2 60.
CARR O F CELERY ON TRACK
•IN CERT l.r CITIES
Including broken car* nut com
pletely unloaded
City
Mar, 20
37
ntn
i)
y
IliR ltn o re
12
|i|
Hus l oh
l.i
it
Cnlca'gn
* 23
:tu‘
MARILYN MORGAN FROM FAR TRINIDAD
m
pew 1 orK
riillddalph 11
I'iltsb u tg h
S t. Lodi*
f t *j.o, i/cmnnit non trailin g itom- 5Vnr hingtnn
1 e ra le , m a rk it ateid ^. FLORIDA
10 inch cralcR washed 4, 0 and h
dozen, m ostly *2.75—3 Q0 3 and 10
dnzen, m istly
*2X0—2 J 5 , * uttWuahad 26 c e n li discount. d O m c IN N A T I: C lear 41 degr***
y. Ki*;, r.iHvfiL U cara oq track
including broken. Supptlm h*avy.
lM matld athdernte, m atk et about
"toady. FLORID A 10 Inch cmt«*,
(C ontinued From |>a g# One)
i r ./ huiilnn to Itc njiproxititatcly
* I f* ji* r eus ••
e )•
Ilic'diMtig ti salary o f *.700 plus
11 docket fee for n u ll vine, toe
county ■jutlge lust y#ur rw rlvol
$3,97it frOtli the t'liunly ( ‘m ill,
Mr. licrmluii aid. O ther ezpcuavu
sir r
listed ila followsj cloth,
*3.178; a hr i Iff, *iV,U"il; proscettlo r *21)06 Inriuding n *IUt) sat
nry. a rd 5711 for wllneaa . fee*.
A roused C itizen ry
D em ands Thorough
P robe Of Dry Raid
TUt 1*31.si v.pwirvs of the triliun
T R Y IN G TA
f a c e s T hv
AT REGI N
“ I"*
Fratti'e,
k fw h ll
pi
New ambasaadory <r* tn
diplom atic i«w|, 4jn the J |
can -ervice. Aniba,s*dr>rT
arm It. Houghton a t JR, 2
■r 11 Ariilmssndor Myron Tdl
rb k Ut I hide, have both* -,
m ltte,| th eir resignations, |g
is tho understanding,
,
a re In l.e geceptrot
I
fcifeh
tillwon* ihm j |
ss.lor |,7 Krlglilio iiruhalilJI
is' M-nt in P a n s -vt>en l{a
relinquish#-, hi*
g|
bh> o v ii mueb European m|
III is fam iliar M. prniiatdj
;her \m e rirn n with the M
to m . und disarmnnietn pntU
having .erveil
a . ob.srvff
delegate tn every major n
erjee' nn these subject* i a 1
last five n r si* years
p
rVesidonl Hoover wants I
Itruly m C arls who has the,*j
lence nnd tun kg round of V
ledge' to deal with thnigdj
cjdenlitlly. ISih 40 ^ Will ^
Rrtkliur a proprr irume for hin jBjrtralt, thU thtp morker fqyrid •! Hrrft rar**cr diplomat |» h?
In th«* | ' mHu pM«t. ll ttej
he liisift
of o itf of th** ^ ic.inilc p t o p r l l f n of 4 new Ocrtn* !'
1 Fiiur of ih»- .r krrrut ^ b rn h .-n *nn Turbm on bron»* p ru p d lr.« Wi»y4 befit r«*irnr<trit a 4 tfA
c h u r n th e a n t era 10 dr ive t h i s Sat rat nioiiAter of line tr*Li, lire E in j ^ ~ * ntiilir plum 14ml uiiiiilly h**|
t*1 pity ^7nlitirn1 «il>li|citbiu
The »mh*rn«*i|or^bip
I
B ritain i»
regard*.I the 1
in th** A m rrirun dtpil
ic «erVM-f Ttu* iwu »
frH}iiffitty ht'anl in W w
fu r Ihl* p u tt
e r 'V i t f l
l#nt f'h u rlr* O I)n» m ktJt\
rv M Rol»in*nn, th# ( 'a ||
hunkrr. w ho u n*»l «n!y*W
Mr
HiHivt*r*»
tf l
hyt
R«1•■«** tin
r n m u m U t of 11
reputation.
O n c e llitt z tvai a M organ w h o u ile d th* sunny *ras of th e W r i t
Indies an d «. tp tn rrd tlttich booty from golden armnic*. Hut su rely
ItJ never w o i such fair booty as this b larilyn hlorgan (n o rela*
tk a u h iji), o:.1y 17 year* old a n d fresh from th e island of T rird*
datE 'MSriljtRTr p e n m ia lity Is ittch th at w ithout stage o r scree*
f i p r r ir n c e sl«- got a contract with P.ithe. and is now* a mem*
b . r o f th e Jiusiar Stock C onijsjny, and studying Itard to be a a l * ^
id fo r tli< pnsl 12 tiluidhs worn
*1(13111.
W ith reference to clvl| actiun*
routing Indore the County C ourt,
Mr. Ileindou " lid the av, ■ngo
runt m (12.641, T h i c o m in Ibc
JiimiI... uf piitcc court ia *7.6d,
lie said.
*
J u i y ru itt. are , liiiiiiio'.cil a* a
Mennwhile. s.iid C arharv. there
■will be nn • r. rda sieflher of
Sm ith, in connect!'.,, ivith the kill
ing, nnr of De K irg. f»>r reslilhttf
the raider*. The t. iv*r vita! quest
Ion. I" w hether He K ing wn« m 'lli'g
w ithin his rig h ts w hen, with i
pistol in each hand, he umlerlnnk
_ _ tu d riv e the raider* fr«m ht« premi*c». T hey bad a search w arrant,
il't but w hether they diapluyril It !s
*hv in dispute. Al»« tw o question* hove
no- arisen n« .*> the w a rra n t Itself
th- It, was a John Poe w a rra n t, issued
a> by M ngj*lrnte I W eber „„ the
u> -jre r'jth of an nffiduvit by lb,yd
a<* ra lrrh ild . n sta te 's atto rn e y ’s InJist ventigntor. F alrrh lld descrt'H*,| the
■a , purchtisv uf one juuti of liquok;
j i '» Mar. 10.
IN V E ST IC \T O g
N EW A R K . N J
Mae. |
tlN S t T h e plan# viaatt <i 1r
which .r><11( 11 lives v ns esuf
th e fail' re « | One engitis, la
« r pHi,ting a fte r the enzia*j
unit the 'u ilure of th# owai
the [dalle th rnughly t <• f*a4
ll v pill t with the ruuatn
'f.iiiiiilinr t i e airp o rt, uccmal
a isqHirt m ade today bf I
lfu-bard A ldw urth. tnanat*tq
N ew ark a irp u rt,
f,
The re|H irt. c u r s ti Til Jifi
In, luile. mnatileraldi* esprrt,
rnetiy. lani F notr, th e pitots
ill-fated p lan e and th# sole ng
i» in a c ritic a l conditio O
hospital.
M akqlm P H anson J r , tlirre -m o n tK s-o li son ot the rh tet r e i
o p jta tc r ot the Byrd A ntarctic E xpedition. c A m ln lllg » p o ttra lt ot !i
uad. whom tie lias not m et us yet Malcolm Use# In W aaltlngti n,
r> C
lit* la th e r s m a t W ellington. New 7,raU nd. otl Nov 22 a h n
M alcolm th e lo u n g er m ade tits bow. a n d when he Im parted hL* ,*Udior e
ticwa to hts hosts It was im m ediately decided to nam e a New £ea!ar.(
tow n a fte r tiint.
iri ■*? » '
Thursday, Friday
and Satutday
WWW'
bdrge Shape *t
.MV |1 .f
nr,d tw„
'•"'1 fn, 1.041 |hg
Waiting for Daddy
ABOLISH COURT1!
AND-SAVB $8,000
SAYS HERNDON
I C ourt
lb* Ju*tic» o f Ptmet
I Coyrt i n In »e**Ion a t all Jiraei
! o f th» year, Im u rin g Immediate
' tria l fo r a defendant, *n<| pie
I v nlfng t')o cm inty from being
p u t to the n p e iu e of caring fo r
prU onera betw een court session*.
Mr. H erndon quoted Ih i state
law re g u la tin g the operation of
ccunfy courts placing the salary
of th e judge at <300 a year w ith
a docket fee of II- Tha zpeciit1. act
.-renting t h '
Seminole County
I Court he said, places the jo dire' a
salary a t *500 w ith a docket fee
of *11.
R rg iin lin g the efflcienry of
county co u rts as a rule, Mr.
Ilr-rodun quoted an exrcrpt from
n 1 Ite r rerelved by him from
Krne'at Amos, strjJ? com ptroller.
It wu* as follows" I t depends a gr'eat deal on
conditions In the county whether
n eoiinty ro u rt Is a n asset or .1
liability. In th ■ average ru lin 'y I
wmild Judge it Won Id tu rn out to
be the ta lle r. So fa r as I know
no county courts h iv e been c*ianlisheif, <|>a< ilitins! v). nnd . then
. like cut, given away free as Erat;if
presents with every dress sold at
. $9»9o\md,up. Only one damp to n
r oustoiper. Only 60 lamps at each
store to be given^awny, so don’t
wait until they-or* g a n e ^ . #
L
H
In Georgettes,
Pastel Colors,
Georgeous
/S6y5
P r i n t s and
£.
Dainty Ensembles, and Eve-i®S
ning Dresses.,
You will
miss a treat
cffil
i f you, fail
y
to see the
\
.Wonderful values on sale at^ftjll
Tyree-Persons Stores for Eas-|
ter. Prices range— .
...
_
�fW K
BAN FORD
H K R A I .I ) , S A N F O R D
F L O R I D A W ET)!
r * u te e th l* iu M w i , u •#*.
Welt, tfc* motor tar gyp* la*’.
D erld Uka Soorataa tan k th a t k m Uch ait. F iat ami completely. They
ihiab him dawn to Via eetem l
n.u lla g e bafeta Dave aa«U tap
•laeh Rebineon* er h ila r "pe1 *■*" Tha tar they traded t|T
Da**’» llmcatiiie w », atrad bp
liarvn Hanahaaaaa ami Jamnad bp
tha n* ghbora.
II ««(k*d ar!ci| and ala I p gs*.
It limped, It g rta a e d . It i w i a i l
i« * * ' t B at It didn't, U thangad
nd#r* tika a tham elaon end fa a r a
lika a it ana rruaher. la tha Word*
i t tha munlapa! aaaaaaara I t p a t
a (M il t a r for >|rti ng a lt | « i i a
" i do not with u Jtla te a*
Dav‘d '« karpam , but l« waa a rap
I* at only • Junkman cuokl loaf.
Tha hood a t g*arant*-v<i to Jingle
f»r tk t flral" 1,000 mil**. Tba
• tearing wbaa I araa haod-cervad
oiah gany. ami tha wlmtokletd i n
|* nuln« itainail f le e t of tha etldM aihutaUh p eel'd Tha upHnlatery
•a * leather «n<h aary • 01noth r(cL
lap If It a n m l* • tu.hl«.| with
rubber haata, Tha engine w*rhed
Ilk# a Jraam A Jream whara yeti
»ak* u pan.) find yovi'r* whara Taw
■ tf> in lha ftral pJ*e*.
Don't think wa'ra k n x k ln p (h a t
•natna It *nul<| knock for Itia 'f.
Amt Ik* real ,f Ih-. o o t|,| waa in
*"*>d ihapa If tha nvotha let tk a
tira* a!»na
T hat i* a tb o rl bl-vgianhv of lla /u m 't u**J car. M.-r*
-on U b . pan I Ut p ra n a ,,{ U part#,
IhiI tha boat port af It all waa th a t
■ b.ri a ban h« pat barb. M waa th a
roukl :*•*• it and know It wooU M
w ur'd’a l i n t am) only toarglarpi o< f rar.
Wall. David H am m charged tha
ui> ) car m U ed* to p ro fit and •«*
patirnra. Ila waa a f»m e pur, bwt
«*•< ihrrw-ftoahaf. In n ttatarwawt
to lh a p e t a l anil hit credit*!?, D ata
a th it'w lwlp ad th at aa n tocond*
han-t motor faaalar ho mado Siaaola A nmn look Ilka a Kbodwa
A Gorgeously Arrayed Seven-Year-Old Bride
Ip a f e r i Daily H erald
•AST AI> KATES
AZALEA SALE
I'in k ( Indira l
torma: C*»k i
«><:,
Advanra
it, "HI ia received
pud collector a m t
fo r paym ent
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__ Be a Una
n-Tr—-—-tg a I.nr
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IS
largo lantrnilor,
<* 12 in, 5th-,,
tr
W ANTED
on m j it n t.
Jh o reduced rata* ar* for
pniecotlv* inaertiom
|"1<* word# of average length
ra counted > line,
ffo ad andar 3 lin n ir i r p t n l
All adverttiing I. restricted
■ proper claaiificallon.
J f an error It made Th*
■at/ord Herald m il bo rvaonaihla for only one Incur
ICt lnaartion, the aJvettlv er
W *ub*e<|uent in**rtinna. The
fflew ahould U« notified im
i d a t e l r In cate of e rro r
‘t o a d v e r t i s e r s
A
Herald
rrprM nntatlve
■rouphly fam iliar « llh rate#,
let. and cU iitflcalinn wilt
Ire you complete informal inn
id if you with, they will Ha
lt you In wording your want
I to make it motw effective.
ANTED
AmUiti„u t .induttrioua peraon tu introduce aim
u p j ’ly the demand f r KawUtgn
House bold rro d u i-u m Sanforil
i:iil other nearby to w n or rural
iia trirti. (ISt) to $tm) » month
•r m re cl a r profit
K aw trifh
Method* ir*t b u .ln e t, rv,r> w b cte
\ u selling erp en ers.', reijuited.
Wo supply I*r duets, ih itfit, S»le.
»ml Service Method* , rr> th irg
>*u need. I*r»t|t, lucre*.* *v*r>
itunth lo w e s t prtre«, b c .t vhIl e t ; niost complete .ervu'e, VV T
R aw leifh t o . Dept
K V S'I2'2
•lemphia, Tenn
1-1— U on n tt Wi t h o u t
W h e n ' m i h a v e a -.m e ih ln tt to sell
v -u w a n t ( } l U K
A C T IO N : w h e n
> vti h a v e n houw e. ro o m o r n p a r l m r n l fu r r e n t m u ’v a n l ( ) I '1 ( 'K A C
T I O N ; w h e n v cm 'v e | im ( M im e n rl i r l e tif v a lu e vm i w.-tr»| (JI IC H A l •
Ili.N.
Hoard
• >* Slid h vt been dm rf tor a rentury In itiwntjrarw
ml n jt .c n it i t ‘ll tilt*, tu.) in ttw remote plan*, cf
live a r t at '.*u a s-.itt * lontmonplacw, Xh.c pt.utw»
Bathing Costumes of the Years
.A n n o u n c e m e n t!!
[E SO FT TONES of VEl V
llINA, the w at bail * wall point.
monlMa with any furni*) m g.
1 cu rtain i. W nthlng will take
| p'aca of redecorating
Soi l
SANFORD FAINT A WALL
, III) W. Klrot Street,
N-eil
yainter? Call .101.
H e ra ld C la ss ifie d A d s
G e t Q u ic k A c tio n
They Pay—Phone 1-M
NOTICE TO SURECRIliKILS
[you fhH to receive The llir o b '
br> have any complaint .n male
larding delivery *crvi.e y aati
II lha Circulation De|a, rtm in i
fora 8 V. M. The lleral I keep'
tpacial delivery l*oy until liiai
La and will be glad to m ill am
bacribar a paper.
IIarum want back ta Kola toad*
mg in .M Jaap aad awappad a flaw
(looted nag far a draft k « f a that
very afUrwoon.
F rovlag th a t
h.irwt ar* a aaf* b*t com parad
with tecrad-hand cart.
PRESS
A i’I'A l.A i i l t r j i t . v
C y ilart. W. II. l^ n g Meat Mar
L 221 E a t) Elrat Street.
LONDON, Mar r t . - M N S k - r
Scaring h.)ttt*wartl aft» r Eat lag
v u.t*.t th* Holy (uttul. tha UriLf
fepyclln
pa*a*d a * rr
Ath»n*.
Cc**r*. a t 7 :1)0 A M, U<da, M-
SANPOt.1 DltlKJ CO.
W* D allrar—Fhone 125
iv
"ST nTp F fTr "Sign*" if at
:inda. In Sanford I'iant an
ii| Fa per Cc, Phone 303.
San
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M r A read*. Fhooa 832.
I 1 1-k I f n tru c k —New Hub.
[John WHUalirr, 1IH Myrtli
DODGE
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To Stop
Telling The W orld Simple Way
Fits!
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w in :
FOR R EN T — Dungalo-w located
II o|v|>wafirc ff • •»# lb* Aff«f*Vtl
S-rwit. \,r IM • It . i K K I l h f k k
a t 2121, F altaetto Avenue, |2 3 DO n<fi —•l "■
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par mut/lh. ln u u lry H erald O f fill HI*#IIpIV f*v
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fice.
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r’OR RENT: 111 I'hapman Ave.
Can be uaed j*« tlr.gle dwelling
>r 2 avparaL: a p li. . M elton Elec
tric Co-, .721 Sanford A r t.
[YOU KNOW THAT YOU
G ET YOUR CLOSED
T O P R EPA IR E D WHEN
NEEDS IT AT SANFORD
B .T Y WORKS
IIS NO
t t c a AVX.
FOR RENT! Five room boue* on
a :r e of land.
I n r a tn l F'utton
S tre t’. in S t. G ertru d e’* Addition
115.00 month. A pp'y Mr*. C. E.
Ilia, l i l t W. F u ’tort St,
Service
n
Kltlf..;
IttflU *
IIK W 7(1 NO hin to- i f ^
kad lllta Btrevt Fhona I.
lira t a n Cnd Oral.arr. truck*
*| f vtfit| |i>-IHI.1ft*•fk*I. * W\vl1
i I I . N I N* i , r l n . l L i % n i ; r M
r'OU RENT. 3 room furni*hrd cot
ta g e modern conveniencea. 1318
E. F'nurth Ht. I’huQ) BuT-J.
3 SALE—Heavy Duty flru-
■raph dtipwUh from (h at (Up.
token tb* u p p a lla paa*ad " ’ «r
Alban* .h* had b**a In th* a ir
about M
hour* and
had ctrv*rv*l almoat 1.000 mttoa w lthatrt
a lumliag.
, i
Atill 11. f«»ri*a,nI *»f liar hu«t*AimI
.ND tU tjU N O — By etp e ri
Rb IT y*i r * aaperience. Al»<
DNOOHAFII r pairing,
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in- r i i i i i i i k . i t a m i r o t * c i m
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l i l t .. T. | M l . l ‘l|?Cr JfetftMl ii|f M.«l
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l A J m i M Im
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Smart Worltf Sails by*the Medite rranean
W.
Route for the Italian
RivieraandLido
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IS— W anted To Ilcni
W A N T TO R EN T on ..n )* * r’a
F IG H T PR IN T SHOP
U aaa unfum iahed (iv* or at>
‘F T acre c* on any th in g In room houar, w ithin *u»> walking
itlng. A phone cat I will got d iita n c e of la t SL
AdiDaa* I.
Man. Fhona 417— W. » Rati D. O. Car* HaralcL
» tail, v*»
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>INQ t>LOCKS—Irrig atio n
i an d rtn v ra l cement work,
a Concrete Co. J. B. Tarr. P rep . 3rd. And Elm.
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
FOR RENT • -Sm all th ree room
co ttag * built on re a r c f M at
1705
Magnolia
A ranue Houaa
needa p ain tin g inaid* and
out
and ow ner w ill ta k a p art of rent
I I Y I DRUG STORE—Fra in lab o r. 118.00 per month. In*
datlona, Drug*, Soda. Wa yulra a t H erald office.
It M ar
— DIRECTOR Y—
a# yaur phone. Call
V*
2S— K x r h g n g e
*
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1;
i aoonvoi n . n«»f
W A N TED TO EXCHANGE a
N atal
aklaglaa
•m all aafa fo r a large one and
ig in n tin and galvanised pay d lffaerne
R tal and Soda.
Ban J c a a a H. Cowan. Oak Phi. re 150-J.
iaatlag.
ad TUH SL Phono III.
11A T T E K IE S
FOR SALE:
WANTED
2
Bedroom
and
Room Suita.
) y r a a e b *. <19
M agnolia.
I’honaWKl*.
FOR. SALE:
P iH l
F o r ) , ela’ro U m I w
co n d itio n . 813
E m.
A r%
SALR—Fi»a mom •, “« a
buntwLtw c :a a litljg a f Dvge
th in g room, dialog mom, kitchen
with rlectrte range and
banter, tww badftmma, bath wltb
fo r
•kawar. freet and rear pinto*.
IEqaTaM
Bent Bread
fr
,W ,T *? **"*■ ra m d a .1 Ike l* w ^ „
Swtoa Guard*, tka Pep*’# « M t * d , - » « , J . Im tka VoUaaw |l * w d c
Tlt*tr ********a war* d*alg**d by Mm Iu I A *-.In tk*
Cuciaa* aad k*lmat are a lY p e lU * . a k S T
■attar* kav* law, y*Uow aad Uw* g iiy w .
. b rta k fa a i m om iltlta and oth f
plceaa o f la rtu tu ra . R**.>>nabla.
114 M apla A *f* Mra. W alter
H annay.
FOR SALE) Fumed Oak Malng
•
CUT THIS DIRECTORY OUT FOR HANDY REFERENCE
Famoua N.C.I. Llncra Make
Southern Route T a The Con- , ^ 1 . ;
tment Popular.
tw ,
r
And Pastry
Italy* every faritdy to »ft vtadne. Nee Wet* w lb*
hw anl r u n
M affitt A ’ TbrallkUl
502 W**t F t n t SL
gravlO m ty.
> frlandty *,4rU to m*n,
arngMitenl
to r n *f, _it.*
___
\LY Waa baciaaa tka new mere a '
Itonefei*
It*Lana.
IV *,
.- t a_.it* Ml
u ito
. Mwl
to *,!,«»
fur tka plraauta Mektr. Natar*tly, * |t a 1*1 a l kk
that
U •!«*)* Wag ten* ruu*Wl<i**| |W* Load wuUag u g , * tci-m I b n td tu
I n m r t b a M fu* a rt in r.ump*. N* 'Mrnl Amcrtao to the raandry Itoat a*>a
ana y a i lk*r* nUUmt atwnyUng Ike A (llciataptwr firlu a d a i
Iwauly af Itmea ami Pkwnwe. l u t j L Mare aad am rr. pwwdneat pamd*
tba ttaliaa Ittitom and V aake f uaki ar* taking tkt* n-ni* t* | u | . j|*
• re a— Bet fmkkmalde anetlng ‘ tktortkrm Uenfa akmg tka UcvMrf
I'tore* ml r n f l c >ifl kmewn In tka mnr*n. It |* tka td/*J apar> j.k &
arlnttr, mrtat and poiitlenl life an Urn l . a n f * I* tb* Ignaty af |l* fr, aad
C'edinvnt end Auwrav*.
m I* It* * r i d y Ffrack Kiiwnv,
la the Ugt>*va n l Vrcuc*. tka Im tfy Farto, Y lm aa, * — * l.Und i r » i of ItoVi o,T*r» aicrytbhtg
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8«)ford Ave Bakery
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youb newspaper
Published In Florida's llrart
Tbe World'* Crealrot Vegetable
Soot and Richest Harden land.
C tM n llr (air (Might i * i Friday
•ad illtM l; r«»h t. U t t h t»
an
VOLUME X X
i n i »k i *k n i »k n t
N A .M d ltn F L O R ID A ,
d a il y
n ew spa per
M em ber
f i l l K S D A Y , M \ R t II
Audit
llu rrati
Of
('Im ita tio n *
Noiv Y o r k Leirislator Has No Hesitan
cy In Stating Hellad
Good Stock Of liooze
President of Carolina Stock Market Activity
l niversity Traces' Should HaveNoKfHistory Of Section feet Cpon Industry
Vt Rollins Meeting Declares Secretary
( a p i ta l i s t s And Indus
t r i a l i s t s A r c Shy Of
"Dry Congressman
Repudiates Story
Savs Jefferson
Sa\s Business Is
Ideal Is Fading
In Strong Hands
Kxcuse Selves For
Various Reasons
Shows Trend Of Dixie Predicts ”J!» Will F .x Towards Property ceed \chie\ements
And P ri'ileg e Idea o f Prexious Years
Work F o r Knacting
McNary-HauRenBiU
Is Seen Ah Obstacle
States He Didn’t Say
He Brought Liquor
Tot I.S.Fro ni 1*a na m a
\ M \ rru
ev tik
m
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Invitation To Attend
Relief Conferences
..
W A S IIIN V .T D S . M ar. 2 9 .
Ai>|>arvntly tak in g a h in t
fr><m l*rr«|«lrtU H oover, "big
be |va**ing th e buck b ack to
;<*Iay ai>i<eared to
i <<ngrv».. on fed eral fa rm r t lirf I r f u i a t i o a
i'he ununual actio n o f th e
.S-iiate a g ricu ltu re co m m ittee
<u ask in g a n um ber o f the
AD CAMPAIGN ON DIVORCE SUIT OF
CELERY FAVORED INMANS W ILL BE
BY GROWER (LCD LENGTHY AFFAIR
h*
l l»nn Intimate Details Are
Is Set
Related By Butler
■ T ax
And Cook Of Family
‘DRV RAID PROBE GIANT ZEPPELIN
MAY BE STARTED COMPLETES TRIP
BY SPECIAL Jl'RV OVER HOLY LAND
th«
r i >lrt 'eeflti, tut iff Well
r«"ar,| «-r> lh#tf u«n met ouM»
i
L bit ffllin 'ie-l h'fh la l*fMi
iptafw •*'*••# «'f
mlfh| h«»e »n
of i*|,frL tut ♦hr jn«?»r'>iM^ fiiuo.U
t i uf the lejtineii •triK' •*
i' wH*urw. I’. m y *infl# therm* m*
ap|. ter f»v Which •x.mmrnt «n*l In
»efl
It o( Ohio, iloctarad Imlay it
|*hn1d not havt been ho. “You Just
;»ay that I didn’t hnT# four
m erle of liquor In w f baggage,**
Morgan doclarad today.
“Tha
(Continue.) On ^aga Four)
^Geneva Mon Ih Hurt
* In Attack By Cow
I r . If. •Kilboa, fortnar eoqnty
F rowralulor.rr from Oanara, waa
•painfully Injnrrl Wadna*dny afterjtnooa at Ckultiota whan an Irfurl“ atad cow Htacked him. Inflicting
. kereral gaahaa over hie face, and
I narroaly piIi h i I pierring one of
Lkl* ayes with It* horn*
t. Mr. Kilboa, In companr with
[ torrral athan*. w»* anrageJ In
| fanning Ika cow* pfgparatory for
shlprueat when one of thorn attaektd him. Mr. Killwa waa brought t’tk# • FomaM-Tmught a
lloapital
wkam ha was reported * to bo
mating comfortably today.
in *>y (lla g u a r . a. wuu,d W ii>*Itctcl by thi* talr* «t:rn,ie« and
iil.p*ni«d by a romni ttM _f grnwrra and ahi|>f>«ri, it warn rayiamtdIh i rvlatiiu mt-rll. uf Florida
c.lrry, lugrtnor **llh lntrrr.ling
Ilia Of Ultuimatiun aa In n< Ui-1 -: of |iru.lu<'tu n anu l--wit aaiut* uf
.hr ptiidact, wiili! l-r «mung ;ho
niinga i;<at w uM t« nii|ib4.iai*i|
i(l auch a r4iii|aaign. liuia* *—«•»|up«r. and nuagaaihra would b«
ut.ilAvd, Il aaa aaid
b id Jir Uiiilatnaidl and Mr.
Iiui»a>rir«y fnuuivraani in«n> na..i(liaru of III. laiin* uf ailr.rtta*
i..g, intuin inn.{ .pri it i i - . l i a - . o auila obtalni-il by |f, walnut anil
raialn gruw.ra in th- wr»l, il.rua
t i i . r i i II Callfunua .ml pinuaypbv gluwtr* in lliwall fo u l
year* ago, rnw a|iak-r ««J brak
bi.d ti.r irhaiivata lu .nd ilut on >
14 prrernt uf tba mat luiutruct*
iuii rwpr«a.nt*d thair (aiduila A
migc mnd wa. aypi i-i.ainl tur ah
atlractivu adv.rt » ng iani|aign,
an,a today it aua u«>laird, ho per
c.Ol of raw >coni'ruc'.inn la ol
ur.eh w*i«l til*.
In nn affor* to aril th« props at-,
lion and halt it Inauguiatad. by
■•ai t icaaon, It w<a, ikcdwl lu lay
Ida plait baforw U . larwua gruw».• und ahlppaia wiUua • (hurt
Ume, anal in aUdlli n to .ml.aaur
,o laU rtat th. hara. i . and Hanalaw celery tnteieat
K.pirMntal.T«* of (n« A n tru a . 1 ruit Cioari i l and hanfori-'ivu-d-a Truck
Muarara wet* pnMtnl and viryad
in« prupoaak
A romprehanaita turvey Of atltirtu in g r«aults of oih*r cwopar*
activa atfoda will abo ba made, it
wai atated.
NEW YORK. Mar 3 —(IN *)—
Daily ialaratt ekarge* «n n*>«ay
borrowed la call loana out Minding
last w«*k today wa> aatimatad al
13,2*1,140 by Wall .Street atatUtlclana. Tuesday'* 20 ^ . r cant rata
dropped bock to IS ymtardar-
utauquu Contract For Next Year
Ib Completed With 102 Guarantors
I 102 name* at toebod to the
rt. tk , Uac. .1 guarantor! for
idpath Chpatauqua fe r ue*t
w«. computed twteytU was
M
b y t i U c o m T i t U . ta
.f t h a u ^ r w r ite r .
ymmiu* for fire tUksta or
ba foUowtag barn algtud tk*
M. Green. U rv Roy M- Uollev, Mr»
L N Haomll. W. K
MU*
Ruth Gllk^, Mrm F. »•- u®*"
Alto Mr*. MaylWIl Marwall.
Mm John Caeed, W. P rhapwmp.
Mm - IL A. Wet*. Mr*. L -1*. lU gtd
W ahrr L. Cooper, Mr*
F C.
W.lah, R. A. Cobb. Ml>* Aiaaka
'••lr
line rfferl of iKo t u i i a . ah
i t«<lo -«f -tag tH»tmoa*' tuwncvl
Wgiilativ* r*li.f for •grkruiUsr
may h* a iraumpowfl af the of
fort ta m i d <h» *14 lU N ar*
llangon 111 ! Into law, with (fa
n-xll ,|ia«uaaa>l. u afh f a h i l h i d
l a o a i a F*r*w ttur.aa Vealaratiaiw baa f"ia» •« r»«i*nl at bulb
«iwl«
Ibw
»• f»*’*»1,»
tha. «. •l-nX
#**r all <fk«
fnrtn« .if Wglalatlee Palaf. I»
*,n .l, . ..I
. » !.- rml*ar.*l b»r
, II. n.dr,nM B f»r tka fal
•pev.|
. rat ion urged Ua 'nw|W»>ant a(
Tkw n t ne'm l» ft h#f htn/mr IK. matting tpwcial iraelae •'
ahnrll
aflat mwliugbl HumUy
t t
pfiu r.lrd ••’.lib I • |Ka Mr-Ill.r ( OARffM
Th#
tn4 Houu# K yWi I
r .n - i ,
»iad •K.'a ilo lid
lb#
.nulb't-t .-«•! **f 1 o - r * r».rb lu r. r>'Wiml!t..» mranwbllw war.
ing lb» I' •» t*nd Tutwlif aaa- •lagtag a r»f» in drafting a eaa
farm bill. Th • Sangta «-rwmH
nlwg
(’..uf iwail la*a
r«»nt lining
|( iHiltauad (M P»|* f * a r )
IT.OOi. t.lt.rn w.ra droppw,! oa.a
lannal.m f?»t.ral ulkar baltkow
of mail w.ra lrr(vp»d »»at Tala* Funeral Rites
I'alr.lm . Tb» «•*(!»•• »*f
Ik. iloljr 14ml arrotdml tka l*P
pwfia a li*naan,k»aa. o.atw a, moat
tu iaral ranWoa fur Mra. K *m a
of I bum a»>*r ka*IB* aw* a A. CrwoaUnf. *>. wka glad Wedaew
lappalin befnaw.
day naarwirg at knr k «a» la U » »
fr -m J.ruaaWna, tka ftraf p«wMary, war* kaU U la aftovw w
crwlr.l ia Alkane eteraglag l‘W
from tka raaldnaaa.' with fc v
nallaa an botie far tk* 1.10*» "*d«
kwirnaj Al Alkan. Ika alrablp Jam rt M. Tkonapwoa ofnaUtlad
rtrrlad
<Hy wkila tk.«^ ba- katamaaat fal'owod in Ika Lak*
haw i r a i k l arary pataikl* M a Mary t»na«9ery.
klr* Cmwaiaaf bad k a « in f a
laga l»-inl and t br.rud
Hawing wait ward tka paaaad Ika H U T e a r and m t U m if «■■
oagy Jggr»-S'a»u U»t nlgkt anal fur ika pant fvw Ja fa . * * * kwl
p v k o l M l f r a t al K> wVInrk. U«od la Lake Mary fog nigh* faam
Ska cuatiaued lowarda Vjarna naa.tng tkafo fruw* Now K * a p
patting aref Ikal ally al about akirw. Boaidea ban keakeed, T . k .
*,.V» n"cloak \kU wtontlog and Orwonlaaf. aka la nagvlaad he •
than kandwt f«r kar Vnncnr la coaiam. lira. CoW a f Laha Mag#.
tka far# wf kw»y» kaadwlnda.
Held
For Mrs. Greenleaf
laouisianna P l a n s
To Take Steps In
Lonj; Impeachment
BATON ROITie! Lm, Mar. »
— U N St— Although a final tato
probably will be bold caff until
Monday, tka ttala ko«ar af n p
raaaaUlWaa la a a ported la tanalder tka impaarkawwt reoaKtUou
against Oararwor Huey P. Long
today ami adopt rule*, goraraiag
tka Impawtkmsnt yrww aW m
Tka Impoqakmaat roaohitUu **•
ruaod tka Sg-yanr-old U n k la a t
(locetwor with IV affouaoa ranging
from a pin* tn commit maideg to
kobitoaf drwukaoooa and otkor
mixta moo non In office.
Tka Vowea wQl adiaarw tie r
Good Friday, god after today**
lo goUing Ika crippled Hoar lata
aoapUo will oat coucoma again notka harbor. Th* TraaaylvaaU (a a
CuM*d liner. Ia waa eodemtood
ATLANTA. Mir.* * » - ( I K * ) - that virtually all tka poataagvri
Although Am Wateun fhm-yeor•id seta croak victim, boa bom M - w*r* Americana
«r.**ctoos for 19 d a r t.. nkyadiaaa
today Mpn oaid tha keltef that ab*
weald recover,
■
Tka UtUo girl was believed
•lightly better. aMboogb aba show
ad ao alga af T* g»kdag reoarisaa-
Auto Acddent Victim
Ig Expected To Live
UonTw aa ’ perfanma d V ^ atum pt
to ru a iv t tka paaasura of tka
Am«iB| lke««
J oka D.
IMirgmn,
Paul U. War.-Ut'.n.b ami
VI rgmn aa-l
W arburg
II <,< « ..f K« N.enle ommitltf
■ kiPiuMir*’" iJ'iw rT boar I
ertHng l»rm r» ••( legulaUo-i
•I ; «<*M f *«f * iluMtual, k#o•ii
ho m a a i tU r had kepxi
ml il th . ti 1 i. n»u«« » t r t an
•**> '•»" m»»iiar*f, po»«i t
World Cruise Liner
With 300 On Board
Crashes On Rocks
rilERBOURO. Mar. V
(INS)
—Tha llaar T ra m jItalia, rwtam
ing from a taarU aniia* with 300
paaaangan Cn board, rraahad upon
* ltd go af rucks IS mil*# off Clicrkourg today bat all tha peaaeng.n
wain raaruod by UI*lari.
Tka skip togan aattling by tka
kov with a akarp bat. A ftar fl«o
kouru of dawpar OTV IfTtrt Capt.
Hobart Krtklaa managed to git
Ik* liner clear of tka roof. Mca-iwkilo tha paaaawgan, i m u t f by
tka akotk, ftad from tkair cabin.
U> Ikadaak 1* tkair night claUHag.
They war* aanurad that tkern waa
Bat danger
Tug« from Ckockourg laivled all
tka paw»aagars enfaly while tug*
tank ika TraAaylratiia la two* and
iw g b t ta pull kar lata tka raad•taaaL Lata in tka mamlag tka
ithgf with i«ufl#utt| flfUMf if
a srl: f il *nr« .
v r*| *»r» Henry
K .a .'.l l .r , Jr
J
v\
• bail*. \l
'•••>< I' I -u«g
1
t •>• Oi 'M
.. .n .«.u •.Mer% i f •uhattlato*
t hit h»p«. loo. a u b.glnnlug t»
Church Choir From
DeLand To Render
‘Crucifixion’ He re
Tha “O u c llltlo n "
by John
Stamar wilt ba tung tonight al tha
l ongngnttanal , l hurrh by tha
choir of tha dl. Uarna' ua Kp-oropal Chunk at DtLand. aorwrating
la an announannovt today Tka
n* gram will bo*,, at • o’alock.
Tha public l. curdtally Inaltcl *
Tha tkoir la d i uctod by How
ard H. Halt, aapartartcad urganla*.
and choinaaatar. Tk« aalobaU Intluda Miring ("man and hlri llow<id Hull aoprmno.: Mr*. Raymond
e . Unara, alt*; llaoirt d. wiimaural and Fraatk A- Them, lowala, and WMltnna O avaa, Raya v id C. Moara Char to* Nutti'ig
and fllyaa O. Ream. H*a»e»
Tka *X"n»cin**an* U dawriked
u tha flnaat roorept.on af tka
d*alh of J<Wua or»r not to manic.
Il waa compuaod by Stalaar wkaa
k* waa oegaal*: am) *b>dima*<er
uf Hi. Maryleboate Church ta Lon
don. and ha* been promoted at
that rhurrh e * (mad Friday far
Uta post SO year*. Mr. Unit woe
U>m ro w tk* laomw* «hurrh nwrl
rerrind hi* f t m impree. wo* «f
Uta rompoeltlaw ky bear ng H
sung there.
•
HiuiKUn*
*M . to ••i » n*l. i h . y i would **w*
r I a n finan ci al l . i p e v t * . ar
• fai»fi>i h iilbiliofl
h<m
rv.*r» le no rwimn toballein
»w*t O'n thu y**r '••Il fust nftiAj *r
>b#l*'A*-'»d lla»*r*f I'.'iMawhrn -K.
bck»nfr I * - . *
U i' o i U 1mpn.«4<T
idiit with h* pn Im I i|qir« uf fre«t
i f t t * *T d«» n#«ti Ltd* I* ••* er>«| f*>eign
In ft*
lie «n’ u- I air,I th«| rt
th»! port** i 'v! 'input* for l».*V » *il«t
Jfloa
I th »*.; .f |'i»< ehen,
t* * *"t»l
•I
•G •! la f I ” I
II, in000.0“
It*•*h im|H*rt«
an.| *i
<|«. j port* if» n.*w *n Dm* up*r i I*With *n»l
'hrrrt|n 4 pr*«p»* t *»f
%
nflu IMM> "•»•».•"«)
fnrriln
tra.fe
i All thU V .•
t hr I • TV*invent*. r> |wr* *.|
f>*|!u«
lulUil in*
«»f ia*t
•
ai)'n bonk* hit |A«i**«| well % *t*~
Idft priilrg x l»w ntdml»«r «f felliitv*.
H#
Ilu*inr«i
iu«pen*n>n«
5<»! w in . e r r than l«M yr«r and
\ fit nw pdt'ifiiltr Imliitry ha* horn
\A*n iffac lr*i I. imnnt |ervne«l IhlJ A
too hifM> f«tr«ttiU M lrilttr.
Vha*.
No r.*-4r»llnj "aatunllnA point**
wUy. U In i i f t t in 1lii* autuBioi it*
uiim ladualry whirfi ikiiawl a 40 |wr
Inched bar Tuorday glgbt baa poo-
Victor ,
Citizens Wish (<uu •»'
Be Taken From Bias
Of State’s Attornev
**« titwii
\|' Jk i*»* amt iibfiitMalUU W*
A**I* jv a t • n»n farm bill M t
Body Of Lenin May Be Preserved A *
Long As Some Of Egyptian Mummies
Body Of Thompson
Taken To Palatka
Tka k«f!y •< J T. Tkampaam.
raring kaooal. owner who wa*
drowned last Friday ta • - » ' «
lake near Iwugwood. waa aoat U la
momlo# to Palatka where It wao
to bo Interred thin afternoon Ac
companying tka h«dy ware tha
w U o T w k. raatdaa In Paloth*.
and • brother. Guy.
.
Thampoao'* body w *. meoarnmi
from Ike lab* Saturday morning
and bad beau k*H kero fkr aovarol
day. pending decision o» nUUvoo
a* I* funeral plane. Tim body will
probable be dUtaterrml Wtev and
•oat to T a u i for burial, acoardlvg
MOSCOW.
Mae
l * - ( I N V > - ooa ear ) i w t l
|<nl«t RoeaU, told Internal tonal
New. Sente* tmUy. H# did hi.
mark with awk ehtemerdtaory ihlU
that rumera b*k up patwdkally
that tk* abort Morby ftgww tatb#
toaob la merely a wag Imago and
bo* lb* mummy o f Ik* Rf*a| Bob.
akciUt ebief.
|
lamp*t* the d lffom m tatBm ot*
il ta yamtbte Umi th* body «(
Leoi* nay romota ta Ra state t l
apwa»d
�•J -**
'Vv
fa c e
Six
RD IIERALD, SANFORD FIA)RIDA, WEDNESDAY. MARCH ’27, 1929
Training Camp
Briefs .
a j t o fair don* in an u g ly b row n
ar.<J a hideou* yellow. W e could
never c a * f o r it. in a person a l
■ a y . even if it w n e
good. I f
t l, » ; i>« r l r l c t r e a s o n , let the tug
to ile t* make th e mo»t of p
M a t S t e w a r t , with a »ooth n s
'-«• of voire, ; u * t the Wind we
.rrngin^ the g i r l * like to hen
•aid Mi«* A m e r i c a V I I had pr»b*
ably mad# h e r la a t t r y f o r a tp evi
reeve rd.
W I N T ' R IIAV’ KN, K1a„ M»r.
. D E T R O I T , Mar . 27— | IN S > 2 7 - < l N H | - T h e P hiladelphia No
S ig n in g o f a Ir a t e of Naeln Field tional*
a r r o m p l 'th r t i
y rs te r tiy
by Olympia, D etro it's "Mad iron what the r h n m p n n Y a n k *
h*>e
S* jliar» G a.* lenM,
for
rt c lu a iv r been try in g f o r *cvera| d ay* to
rig h t .to .promote
h o lin g
hoot* .1.. -defeat ' h e S t l -.u ia Cardin*!'The Ph IIIe* won H to 4.
d u rin g t htr coming outdoor *c a
•on. w * * Unlay hel eved to hr i
move ugalnat the plan* oy J h. I
J Ih-mp*»y
I temp* y , who i* e *
27 i | V S l
M a m -n
C H IC A G O . Mar.
2 7 - I I N 8 I - ,i |>erteil to »rrlve here *onre tlmr i rn w om en’* | g o l f
An a r m y «*f huilding e r a f t * m e n ( li.l* week, on o r*cent vlut hen- enter the It rit i- h w
in May -*h
w eie workin g
feveri*hly
t.nla> ' i n e i i t n l he will hmld *n outdoor „,n*hi|i
niello n Detroit
In ann ou mmi.
t ,u r
.
pu tting the fill -h Mg tollehe* o n 1 1»tr signing «*r t Hhp .Nmv.h F * n t
.
r any Harm o n'* *pnrinu* C h le a g • !«•***. K irhant C» Dunn, gen- m l r**vr* **'*
•iriliu m th a , d might lie
ready m anager of the Olympia •tntr.l
t h a t at I**a «t th*e-»* outdoor car.Is
*T
P - U K I t >* H1 1
and r o m f o r ' i h l e for the
2li,mm
* l l l he » aged at Navtn Field
-7 i l N S l
the
r u i t o m d | rt|ierle,f ft, w itn e** l»
—
ti«*e«l tf»l *y hi prepi
morrow nlg l.l'* ofM-n'ing « p w t a rle
S T f ’ K T K R S f t t TRti, F l a , Mar
•er«»nil gam** *»f rhr
— T o m m y Iwiughran defen ding h •
r IN S i
Th • lit «lnn
llr avr* «ene«'* wi h tin* St
*|« h r r „
t .morrow
light
heayweight
<hani;ion*lii|i |M«J| down tl.clr terns tonight An
n th er St Pete tra fling ecueoft a il . »
i*.
i l* . t l
againat Mirk*-, Walker
,
. •
.
Nfiealv nn«l F i v Th
i*« ni«t>rv ’Alien the «wn gne« ilo wi
. .
.
.*
...
ln * ta l l a t io n of
rtn g .id e
and i •*.# .*.
vi
.
l•
.
.*
.
.
*
*
I
*
r»
|
T
r
the
4hr l.ir
I nr.nir
M irk eAthlrtu *
play
.
main Moor * e a t * i* nU m t I hr only he re ihl« a fterno on t pthe ||ra\ a •^f, m
* rriO in t
fin a le
( Shealy r!aim « he wi
'm|H>r;ant ta*k yet to i»- inioni|i
------- . . .
the e f f e c t « »»f a f
li*hii| Harm on w y , the gignntni ll M H F N T O N ’ . F l a , Mar J7
roupti w ate r*, ami
•tructure will le- irmly and t'l-i'
t» 1 hi* arrn » ii « •or« fr
da * l t e and beauty o f deaign m i l i IN S I When Hill I a m g a n
tatin« #1 the « e i v r « * u f Hal Ithyne*
lie a ravalatlon to the
• lo in o g
fro m H,i> \ i h l e t u . v
the Wdhrl
C t V \ \*Tf iV l< I rev . Mar 77
throng. Loughim i and W alker
Long T rek Will Begin! Im portant Fight Will
From N ew YorkW ith; Take Place In New Pyle Prom oting Run;
ly Completed Arena
R f D a r l a i . W al»h
I n t e r n a t i r n a l N ev a Se rv ice
8 po rt a Editor
N E W Y O R K , Mar. 2 7 . - < I N S i
—
T h e m ad mlnlona o f mnead *tn
a r e on
th e loorc
a g a in !
C a llin g up h i * u n t r e r v m g date rm ln a t io n and » nterprl*e. Thr*
w r i t e r w a i a b l e to • ubata ntia te
th i a f a r t
and even c o n f ir m
it
o f f ic ia l l y . T h e r e had h e rn *ln l
later
ru m o r* hitherto
Iml the
r e a l t r u t h hndn't been divulged,
a * t h e i r p re p a ra tio n * had gone
f o r w a r d wl.h almoat clun.lealine
ate.vlth.
Y e t , the m id minions.
Fimple, rh ild lik e antila who pay
C h l l l t y P jr l f v » r v rrlU h lo man-
I
tiolh are r a r in ' to go
•I N S )
Th»- New
Yo rk
W nlk rr the amiot ou* roiddl* i l ! break •»n»t* * F rid a y nf **r
w iig h t <thani|>ion » h . . hope. t..
ttaruew he re t»m«»rr>
nn*l Kri li\
m ine* the ne »t higher iT7e. fm
with 'h e I'lMrlm ru h l*ir«teii.
. i*ned the •tlrnuoii* part of .!i *
I c ra in la g
yeutrn lay,
l.o iig h ia n
I apen atd with *u nllar work tinn i t l . A M M i.
F la .
Mar
J7
. d a y liafore. Itolji a l e *mtl |.y r *
'L S S »
1. «>’ ire h r l l ) . fir*t ha»e
p e l t * who watched the final w nr*
n»«n. a liit
hn
U tn
prai t <mfr
oula to lm |n ' l o i i "
million
The bout will he 10 round* to v th the ( m in nn ti l(e«U herei fur
n dr< iaion with la iu ghran'* I ght te v e rn l a r t k « , hut v»h" h«< Ke ••*
heavy we ght rrown a t (ta k e , tl*- - Cl*rtalilf-m l a.« a h'dd out for move
cauae ho I* •<■ *u ie Iro ca n lift it. Qloiie>. i • i *mI ii y under i*i«ntiMil
the heuvy-hnndrd ch allen ger lia* ’With the K etlt, h av in g iig iic d nn
a g i r r d to take only tlO.IMNI if |,e the tint1 1 d lin e ye«terday fur tl r
reaso n . T*Vn»« «»f the i .n tm rt
auccrada— an amount that would
o e r e nol annuuiw «*d V'ai I'it in it h .
ba rely cover hi* trnllilng rape.i
Ht«t »tr hit c a tch e r and J«m* S rip \
<e».
W alk er fig ure * the d ilfet
an*
eiice Can la* more than mmle up h a i i l d ii t t i n f th ird liM rm n n ,
»!••*% the only h ldotitfi.
l a te r on with the title In h * po-
* |****.***
>*
that
t u r n hi
id
jrmi
a *uh
A ll ntha c e In -1
>h| *
|o
ul it y*.
h *r v'i’i
lut-trdrd
tliul and
I
alum,
iy . T h e y
i* a r e n
hundred
i til n f w-eaknea*. In- cllml.i ,| in
a b a r b e r * t h a i i at Klyrt--, ( ) ,
anil hail hi* ht-iiril *lmvi-.l aliam.
l r » * l v duwn
m ’t h r rh rek .
It
* i n the old, **l*| *to ry of |)< i
tali and the *hej*ra. iVdru vvn
liv e hnur* ahrvd o f the- field
t ll » t tim e but. wlthn it th.- aide
j r u n n in g up.
he
nm lrartod
n
! tiaithach c. Hi* had Im.ch tin* fntth
|th a t did mure than m o w nioun( t i i n a ; it hed cllmlH-d them. lint,
n a tu ra lly ,
he cmildn’t
L.- r«
i petted to run any f u rth e r on nn
ach ing
loulh.
Ilia fa ce
would
g e t ’te rrib ly la cera ted in n<> tim e,
S o he rvaigned.
a. .• i'* ''i
i t ill.-ati.n
llia v r *
P"**'e*l "V *r the t y in g tun In ih *
m oth v i . l e n S *
and .old <1 -ii
i t h.-r m tne t w e h i h to l.eal the
Atilh-t * * , * :■* d l.*-*trr Ill'll, who
An* t.rough I** jh,- II ihv ,i at *lie
•et|U*»' f lio rn abv lavi y ear, i a l
le*l in t h * winning run.
• i c s l l c n t i h a p - and
)io Ka i met foul p't
»;k t s
Wa sh in g t o n
I IN S I » ol..ne| Harr*
« hriat n * . *p p,, jnt„j |
thief of ih, ,h niiei
.ervire .,f the .rmy,
S h tilt II tO.MI.NLKM
Around The Town
a it o iv
M»j •**ln Vote, it
m/») eith er r tire with
f II V I T Y '-O O G A . T r n n .
M ar.
, < IN S | — Will wprrad
tearrli
»n> lon tin u ed tod ay for
J
K.
D oing. >.'• r m h i e r of the f i r * t
Nationul Mink
of ’Sw eetw .i t* r
who
my»t* ri*oi*ly
dinapp* ar*'*|
Sunday
I wing wit* la *t *e n i n
louli- to 'h>< r i t y from S w e e t
water
An *inltng to a f fn -ia l* *.f
the hank lowing’ * *r r u u n t * a re . ^
innk nr rn vrt to bt*
rank
•f
< o|..nr!
mi»tfi i«i office***
c
,«
i'lnn« t*m|»U<«*I
I '• m lr
•* ii
»t r H , i,
iVvtwMi (a
W ith Th# Reporter
Levitt. S a n fo rd prrap111 1'Mttle the
**TupHo
in the h* adlifiu a t lr a i
the Armi'i v lull
Levitt To Appear
in Main F i g h t Of
Card Here Tonight
l^rry laevltt, '*!*«»>• ^.inf.nd
mnlillrvieight srr»{»|K*r, \%ill mret
the MTu|wl.» Flrtnh'* «if Tli|a i> Mis-*
tonight m thf main twuM of a Uinlnj» i aid to he «lage«l n It he irm
ory The im rap in nrhedulr«1 for Itl
rtumh.
I foe I * tru.hr 11 wleldlng It me - n
hire in hi* bm k yard garden ii
*n early ii»"riiing b*»*ir tt’ -'upo .n a tud f»», the 11 —
at grri
l o i n hut Hnynne r* n have
* h « re of t h e okra
i-mnirll
ilu n t r n ittlig tne ,ri|uel t<* tha'
n w fanio'l* deal of Floyd I’ ;,
mer, who d t n . i n . t r a i - il an auto
lilohlle al night, thetehv aleal
ng a march on the oth er Imy •
Kmmet *a y * flyo*l had to *h i
< *iff al mghl >e* n*i*e the no,
* bine w mldn't -la nd up unde,
d a y tim e in*|M-itiori Vn*| a* *n
n i y r o -a y* " . h e r e
you i * '*
1 he t l i » * n a V a r g a ' e t / a eh .r y
*nrt Kelw-rra Sr«|| n.| ng u, |t„..
tto nt *eai
with F ra n k Mark
"'• "d II the I ai k t.y hi* lone
••one And that my d a i « , i* r~
Loch Arbor
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford Realty
TO
• ring a ipiuint oh| *u*i m of
RO U N D S
.vnga|M.iv
II n itey
“ Had"
M i*» . genial wire cm* I **f c e
A m c r 'i a n Hell Telrph n*' i *r:
pony, recalling an in. idee* whcl
» » mnn r r f e i r e d
, *„
••
o f tb. ni
wl e
l w t* te r * '
tnfortl
F o rrrx t
A rm -try
Joe t i n ,n i r t i r fu ti hing >i*
r* . h the !ate*t «**ng - trig by nfie
of i i i w>dl known I , ink I * "I
< *n’t C u e Y**u
r.vfhing H*it
l.**\e. II tin *’
11V. an. *
" a .ilk
i *•ver* tr*-"
nildtrt*,
out f..| h i. mo ning -tr o ll, a.
I 'H O F N I X .
A i*.
i.Mi r . 27 •
Ih th
fighterd a r e e x p e n e m e«l
nipnni.-d iiy th*- -arl! kt.ov.-n
i N S | *|he 1’nlo a p i p h e re («*•(«v and p a n * * * hard p u nih.n g ability
•**tpMi*« m i y llulto*e.
»«» entfair** ik'inn 'h e i M r n i t
< Levitt, horn and reared here hu«
* * n t , in a light Sp rin g d rr-*
alren l\ heaten
fiv e ^iriiirh t
t v l e r e n tl y
returned
from C h ic a g o
' " i ’v. h*-urd nt that g u*ny *-f
M c U * r t h y \ per f rtner*
y here he h * 1* lu*en Inking ( o n al!
l’ r v * - * - n g type r*f g irl* Well
<»imrr» f o r the |.a«t *w„ yearn. ||*> | -m- i *n ‘i one o f |h, kin*l. we
H A M A S. T ex . M ar 2 7 — (INS|
hidda the nmUJle Aeight t itle «»f i
-ojad I
- ay
A S u nf.i nl
T h e White So x w ere Lti<d: m Hu !•«
I"da\ tn re-enifftg* the S teer # The
S«»x to k a noi 1 e r one u f the i 'i -I
N IGH T
lanke
MAIN BOUT
LARRY LKAVITT vs. TU PELO
10— R O U N D S- 10
FOUR PR ELIM IN A R IES
l(in g ,*ide
$1.2.1— A tlm insiuu
75c
SEA TS ON SA LE IKH MII.I.AT— ANDERSON
)e It rd.iV i»* Wr* it when they 1**1
t,i I lie l e i a n l eagtie I'ulm, 12 I
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FOOT
8P M IA LIST
Ml \ V I IIK A CII. FI*.. Mar 2
— |INS| . 'Ihe f a * t r * t power lor*
a f l o a t . tin * Wood’ * Mi*. Amrrici
V I I , .* a ha* been. Weed, a f tc
i h
;
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TACKY I'ARTY
— -AND DANCE
AT LAKE MARY CASINO
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Prlxea Given— Good Mualc
Bp r
Admlaalon Free
\ PHILADELPHIA
Jvv
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P r io n
6 $
.
BALTIMORE
*305^
JUST OUT
Gld Tanner and the
fv
Skillet UOter’e
LATEST
. “CORN LICKER STILL
K . IN GEORGIA"
mh
l'arte 5 and 6
• Other New Cehimbla
.
Releaeea
Now 0a Bole
* MELTON ELECTRIC
COMPANY
|B k
BOSTON
Fareanolilgher than by rill, but
W
D £
INCLUDE
meals aod regular berth
on large
HEW SH IPS
ro w al the neereat, larnoC, moat luxurlotta eeaaela
oa the eoaal, B t r k t h t t t , C h ath am , D orch tittr,
»n4 F o fr/fl* will cartr many hundreda thha
Fill your tank with PAN-AM ead try hi
through every driving tert*
.
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Be your own judge ef thie clean, depee
C-uoline. All of PAN-AWe iiaoorcea era pi
to Ur rtliability.
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PAN-AM gaeoUM In ywwr teak apeaka for
Try kl
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The Sanfmti* Herald
.«VVV>4 r t t r f afrrr*
" f f i BAWOftP HBRAI.P. M W o itft n n r a m
•
JpWSKaart;
*
Same., Laws
For All/*' •
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TTytTTlfilUY, MARCH t t , 1929
TO* SANTORO ITRRATU, SANTORO FLORIDA. THURSDAY,
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n L u J jg
' ^ / ' W a t l o n i b y ^ o ffic ia ls e n t r u s t s ! b y th ,
p co p |t w ith th e |u n fu rccm o n t o f th e very law ., th.-y v io la te
" K. * " to ° f r « ju e n t . T lie re in m a rr c lv n day w hich
Ifoca by .T
that
the n e w sp a p e r* «Jo not lull o f nom c new cixampbo f law o ff ic e—r* ' co n te m p t fo r th e law.
•
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?.n . y ,w o I 0 0 *1 o f th e lIN m ju a l o f n Undo co u n ty
c r im in a l ju d g e by Govie rn o r C
~ a rlto
■ n fo r rr.nIfe a n a n tv "trr'frfri« 0 . A d e p u ty n b e r iff hnd raided
....................... n ifnmhlinK Jo in t nn<'
* r t * e d B -r h n e k -a -lu e k
w h eel a * evident- . 'i in* ju d g e . who
.........
■ o < » o w Th« p re s u m a b ly w ax a frie n d 0 f th o o p era to r. or. pcrhflp.t
in bimrirrelafUa*. at m ean w ith h im . o rd ered th e d ep uty to re tu rn t!
............ he w h eel. A
bbtlsi •.f.fc*. k ra n d ju r y , in ................
'* * in d ic tm e n t, c h a rg e d tho Ju
. d ge
tfc w ith beinir
t r ri.lrra « u
la rg e ly re s p o n s ib le
•- fo r‘ th e d lsrenp eet fo r the law prc-ntilitiK
IN
la *
. •
•t aa^ arrl.ll.a *n D ade- c o u n ty .
yvHlir tb .alaialr
fatloa aa nail aa
fr„ m T | ^ ?y W
‘‘ rca1,l1°f n
"f co n g ressm e n re tu rn im
m .n « n
T no ;4 ‘ h.rln ‘r ,"»f liq u o r w ith th. rt, A .-.m g rea ,
m a n a f t e r ta k in g n d v n n ta fe o f w h at n c t o m a ..f f i c i a l , .
t r i e e n t r y , a d m itte d h a v in g fo u r q u a rts o f liq u o r in hi
wanla dallr aw*.r. b a g g a g e . T h u s tw o law
L . r s w ere violated by t.vo o f fic ia l* . Ij
aSOItr'w'ariq. .**“**'"* ” «*'•
*b. th e f i r s t place,\ th e re i* legnlly no su ch th in g ns “ fr e e on
t r y ” . T h e law i•<«', th a t nil in com in g p e r,m is, w ith tm
t i i u i i h ua T : maV c h ss.
c rp iio n s . iruM s u l.m it to b n eg a g o ins|iertinn fo r d u tielik* nr
~ g„ n. s .s m n n wn-« exem p ted illrg.-tllv by th e n H
__ IMIlt h V ER SE V ( ) lt'T o n A t~ t i d e s . T h ar 'eror n
tom t o ff ic ia ls .. ...c
Ihta u s e lie war. a c o n g re ss.n a n
COD’S rt.A N ra > .T T C T K ri~
'
A nd th * ro iirrin
_____
,flm an to o k a d v a n ta g e ..f th e c o u r tc>.>
This, shall be the rovTiiant llmt I o f - t h e c u s to m s o ffic ia l
.^.1, b oth to B tm iggle liquor and to brnc
Will tnnko with the liouir o f lira el;
n b o u t it n fto h v n rd 1 Mere is a law, th e .lo n e , law , s o m e lir n ij
A fter Ih ite dnjra knilh lha Ix n l. |
ra
ile d tiio “ f!
fiv e and te n . vviu’i h providus u se v e re p e n a lli
Will pat my Jaw is their inwari!
p arti, nnd write It in thslr heart i f o r th o t r a n s j[w rtntion o f li.iuc.r. Cut ih r i-om/re.. m m . .. .11
•ml will |,„ thrir Ond, and Ihry p ro b a b ly b o o x im p t fro m th is perm ity n< ho v
almll l c my iK-dplo.- Jumnldh Kagi! in s p e c t Ion. b e c a u se |,e |, n rnngrrw sm an
8 1 .33
■l « D | n » i» rii'a , s e n a to rs ,
g ov ern ors .h er
nnd nil o f f ic e r s o f tb c p ,sq ,lc. , f lh , ,- have
'
r n .A v n ts
Hr,y re s p e c t fo r th u ir ro u n lrv . v*.ml
wnfn I prayed In Kalitbdry
m in k o f n re c e n t n u g g estio n from P resid en t ||
ik fp r * the gray diolp
htlaight
und
I
— —
- clt>»r "my
v rprayer
* - j vi iv»" ‘• jt t i o r a splend id e x a m p le fo r th e re s t o f th,
Undertuath fho ipitrv
,lnm V r£ .w"
"P e a k in g o f law en forcem en t
d en t o f t h e U m te rf S t a t e s should In- th e firs t t
Wum I prsyed in Bnrtim
{hr tldr t*U ?«Xnn WAII.
l,prayt|tl prltlj juy han<J».bound .
ie *.
Pr ,,,’n l'>'-* find many law s
^«»i » » W ,an o*ft h y .
[
•
u i rv ,
‘ ,0 n,,t “ PP'1" 1 to h ,n '.
we ex,ti i
is In flu e n c e to h a v e th em repealed o r niiNbfir
Bue when I prayatf |n Rtonchrtiga
{imlemriith Ibc »ky.
t T r e T .l T T
M f ° Vr h,> uil1 liv r >'P (f‘ 'h e •
4 biy on the nlUr-plece
•
p r e s s M in th e s ta te m e n t a U .v e. \\c b d i. v.- I.
W ait’!,* .to dir.
o b x e rv a th e -la w s
th e y # ... w ritten . «.
K stherlnr Olrrbsm Chapin. f r e t
• V.
i >yl.
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not C tm ago tlion.* Iaw« o f Avhlch h r does not a i>
'
Dr. MacKenxIe *ay» the crlglnnl c o u tm u e t o obey th e m n e v e rth e le ss
n»aket bawl probably came from
th e v iiwi n hr.n
,,r ' " K’ P10 l’b' Obey
th e y e x p e c t th e people to do sd.
Legionnaires Knjoying Conference
P IO U riM
JOHN
1 TEMPLE
GRAVES
n yno ware
Wa< a fi.h
- I’alitij. i,
t.k
ih-liai
• «• i n *
I * if ion
A u x ilia ry ,
Marriage Markets
« i t J o a d ^ u S m r t Mho,M’ " ns P ^ d l e t x l in so hie ,
' V,'r ,,1
tl.n i
th in g s na> he e x p e c te d fro m them b> th e t,
£
; nlPr'
s n ? r ° f ,M r " 1,1
N a tu ra lly enough ii
to b r i n J i
if T ,n 7 ' co m in *
F lo rid a durin
lo bn'm e h is h 7 / m n ,‘ w iU >
n or ,s ,s *ib le fo
i i . ,r ***
,
w ife ,
i.o iu e q u e u tly th e se uim ll
d u a lj w ould find it in co n v en ie n t, I f not a ctu a l
whim m a k in g th e ro u n d s o f re s o rt W n u ie m ln t
R n o t fo r t h e *Sw i>ctheurt K h o p s1* w hich furn
lui U(x>n ku itu ld e fe c o n jiu -n d u tjo n s
T1V IK.S-I V|0.»
>vnr.(| to initkv tii.- , lay .if .1 ,
'b ,,r* rnJuVnlila.
Th. * ra,
’ Hi'tf* nn.1 i i.nf* u-nre*. Ihr
‘S-i.il f**aiur * nf fin* pi»-.*ruirt
' -h as paiiiil-a ard I nnipiet. nll,|
■ • ’ike. have a I He, n ».-ll j r .
" ' g '■• and
rttl/ e *
j;rih ra lly
>vi- I .--a y-n wlagi'ti t . Iu..k un
•irvrral ,.f th* evant>. nn.l a i
. pit- lute Ihr tnt .-reft nnd in*
n.inre Involved
p
" iHy Ui>- eoli.rfii'
par.id • of
I .radny Iha: u ltra .t-il Hi,, great
«*„a
ar.mc-
" m g worth <e imr ,md remtm- rin-;, in it.* sugiri *U.,n >.f lli i
..salin e., of Younir Amert a in
• •"< r .* cull l.i th • colors.
Tlm hir.lne.* mn ting* hn> - si
1"
"• i ‘"i sm t-rn n j (»
• 1“ - ii of r-.il int'n-at to nl* ...
• 1 “ * a H ri.lu Imnlc* '''
1"" If’n fir copies
v l i n r . and It i 'n e t
th.n th e r e
‘‘k '
Vflrr (iod“ 1 *v>- bran nutry .!■.tintrul->•- d
"ir wn. ml*h r,| hy tela. •"••it nr,d women in the r l t y from
S ' *r kar* after t;.H| In
•r am i n nr. .Irnwn h r - by t»...
Ity l*;ik«'l(wii| nr Jnckt^nifion depr.ttmen^ ^ . inl»1v
In
n l v r," n«eH th<l '**?!> vkhurt i-.rioua ways the people of J o r k >IT “Yes. We l ia r , No ItaaCI
v. a, -aging Mild it r lei It |n
h. die hove i x t r r i d . i l cn urt eviei
"I hill*It »tr„ I.nignliy l0 .l 'o th > *T l« lto rs, nf!d In evi.+y r «*r
•'i\ JCll tn avoid the uwful - » d - ii «- n f l h
q h c | il prlvl.lc i-m lsqnu-aiaul uf h*e- ' If ra g tnnted ah | hnvn ln « p rftril
■my tn .1 eitstnruvr “No, v* I
'h * thea tre.’, tho g id f l in k , nnd
W . Have No liahkn '
r " ■ " " » W!iv W.imrn n .nfetlnr a< nurd.t.sidle drive*a ,
•h h . a*cording t„ th . t.-lantl-i- In nnt.-nl that Jnrksunvllle pro-'
the ntv nf (hair vblnn is Cunid •> pl iu p paoutl to c!alm. This city 1
i* fur from being merely a
W
thrn ,h -«f of tu. ,M
“wt.rk .hop,* and those who h.un
Toth<*
, 7h. ?r\rt0
■
1
h
"
to
,r'*
fur"
•
right and left than min n
• hnttlor for ,|wm t„ c,) W n tta '«
Oil Ho buslnraa straight aUeml.
r-riI"I7 r .‘!.rt l i
«ra eon.,.I.
rring th,. rstaMlshm.-nt of pi. kie
■fcrfi'i
-*•!>< cdtr Uf Unhur’
krfed rm-umlnra xhould be . f j
.
Ahi ‘ lf. ‘ hv
-ns blgg-r
t.mn (hot gt .tlontgomiry, Ala.
Th* Arknn.as leglalntura
II ——
a •*•* w •w* t ||»
i l a l t 'l l L l m - t " 1
'^ "U xa raca.
W *K jrsmming, hut the gov*rn-.r
v«4a*d th« hill, which may ba an
aecnrgt* fortc*«t c f what will
happen In thht state.
•- v •
tow.’, 5
y t
I
Tlnic.-f
niongitV»hjm<*a
Rutlal support and we) i
f * 0™ 1* A
A gricultural
rrlcu liu n i and
aia anmplataly aold l
objivtions.. Maybe th* U
J-«n d i a awlViig a k o u fj
wanth'U.
.
h put UK
T
gov-riravni
if « m-vUl tfci.g-t-
' *Ti/V'
f|»«»»l»h Tr.’iJ ai
i . M«nt#
Cax!o. whora
1
ruloJ. a kingdom,
11 >801 its raferm slcmtnl.
n d «rf too aoykn hiin^HM
recantty sUrtt'd
in IX thalr own
mproving moral
gi,.
government ovc-rffikerf
The Da,to Canning asd/Trvs,
bre,i'p«gUr,( ttr,
■pprotlniiitely 7JSbO r.,^ 0“
CORAL GABLES
MIAMI
UU / ,K « "r'r
"• v plant at th) «anwr uf Oak
BACK
1\/||| i r
liH LtlV ^
D R . C. W . R A K K It '
Pkote t t * - J 1
.
"Sanitation A Crrtehiiji"
d- " —
Thn us* nf Iha word “,*II" a i
<»' winning ..r t K a L , , ; ^
•ttanti-n fur a thing
jTuwm *1 upon by I'ncla u S S g f u,«
•olni fleach Indi iwi.iWaTjR-A t i
V *t >«»r, I . t u t y a a t poccfint J f
Um atudaut. earned a i least a iuut
~ tholr axp.tuas. Xkarn la no tfcfor anyona, hiaek nr while,
004 having and >education |f fc-
I’tiro High
((fiality Bwe»|
l’"‘' ""
Governor Cnrltnn hss fired the
Jiulgo Who was In«Uw*d fot m alfW anco f In olflc*,
lloe-rrm r CnglWn. I* making ms
I * ' * ! } ’ »‘ ayi"sr with tha d*cmt
laW SMdlag. p*-«ple who electa J
VoIJot^ foj^N^ttW4
n ° »»•
* *' .r
fV-
■v
U•
tn Jack•oitvil«-an.l was shipped by boat
•rroMlag to A. C C .» t > 7 a S « :
U ty MW tiwaourar of tb« cWm.
p j'y - Miami ftjytaitf^K' *! h " ;
. *l, i * tln* *
»tr»wtm»rjr, pn>dojUvn year and all th a t/ tki^v
Oiditartem InaviUbie result*, tm
of them wet* »»0«*t%-iJnte,jjw,
-*
Elton ] s. Moughto
’• *
Architect
F ir e t N a l l lL tn k O ld*.
•*
S n n fo n l. F te .
a 'ar.|
un.|
W fSS M A R G A H LT I’ K T L R S , flo d ety
E d (l0 f
IaiHt Time ToNitfht at 7-20 and 9-40
Mrs. Painter Honors
/ Calendc
f rie n d s W ith P a r t
i
att.) ..r. t.il(
|h, ru|or,
" T ’i f..r thr hr ,|r _ tunria.,n
Keg Hunt . i | ha
Ur.|nr..|M a fu .n ,,n |,r
a Primary Ihp.M
Mr. klny.l l'»m,rr I MINI 1’almrtl.i
l’lr»t lta|.n-; i n.ech
'»rn „r. fur (h, m rnttat. rf .he
Side Ca-k at
15 W'..|nrfc|*\ l(.||.|..|r flu ,, |.lni
It. U I .1a t..n will
tavrn-lat vrrhrna aiul nthrr
of thr chiMrrn an.!
»r» in* it. d to t» ' pr,n< f * » T a » rrr i.c.t m I.r •
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Personals
Allan Kach plair r.Mitaln..| a '
Mali n r., uf K ..t ,i
lua tr
' om pntaloa* . u r ( « .
Thr
i1*,rr raid* an.l ta llir. « r r — n 1
Vrrpln* with lh# P a .lrr ......... ..
*|.l ra. n ■nhlr . . .
nirf,.| weh
. - nr t.a.krr «.f nnnturliuin.
Vlr. I.mli’n K Alim M,| hi( h
•r.nr al tha rnmlutlun ..f lh.
r -o -r . an.l rain.a.| an
K at'rr |
S a.h .t which rnnla nr.1 tha p. i>.
. ,tr.A nf rani.
Th..^ nr a. nr wrara* Mr. t%|. |
inun.J Vlaiwh. SI r« l.r .n l Wll.nw. I
M i. K .il Srhultt
Mr. J P. 1
hiilar Vlr. Hugh \Vhair hall, Mr*.
"
I* Wantnar Mr.
I.lntnn M,
Mlrn »n,| Mr. H II lUggatt
'h r rrxini. t t h r r r m . I j *
For The Convenience Of The Public
We Will Remain
?
ro Jimena* and Copt. Ignacio
I
Sjmabh Irena- AI lent!
nt»r«. ann iu n j*^ Oil. af »m..on
K cn id m cs Telephone 443
ka Uathari uf iha I’rimary
Baglnnar. l*.-earunanc uf tha
t Matiusli.t I hurvh will
Inter e *r hunl on k'rt<l*y , f
ion at | u\iwk m (.antral
» ,r r rnrlir.| whilr Kuo |. .,( ) '
l-» k an,I .,r.hM f „ * . n crM.ra.1
Ihr l» „ lun. hr..n HI. r« l hr
.
'»fi|« furthrr rn.phaa.xad tha r.il.ir 'r
not*.
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(h»nca. N J
I-aOcta <*f Kaa,
« h , i, t s . hou.ai*
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Z 7 l \ V U ' l '' " ,M « • ' • * ,
Mi an,, Mf
ot Hr*
illo >.
I 7h ll..u.h..:,laa.
hU‘ ' ^wrara
a * ' an!
M “ Mar*
W -'r Ann
°*
I* AnnU H*wklaj» will va
praunlnl . IIh ,„ „ n n . n,,k. rrhi. f< „
in tha re«mb*n of the Iknik
V Club with luncheon «t " h „ 7 " w * V ' h,u‘ b< i l n w •••iVlfok at her home on Crlrrji < Hill. Mr, W A K,(u Jr < , rH
With Tha Rapnrlar
Mr* IV.Iil I. ,- . i , t . , „ Earh of!
rn, ..........
Tha Bacinnar’* • IVptrtm rnt ul
'• " ‘f hry - 'l l n
‘ 1 l,n,n "an.lkrr* hiaf. whi.-h .1... ,.
„ h,
vv SI S.M|iif turning bark th,»|1r*t B aytiu Thurrh will ha«a
|-»rfr. In III year. ,*•' whan he
i
rr
w
rnpi.-i!
With
l»
..n
d
*r
,ia,r..r
t ,(lh .S„aa,
tartar r f g hunt at thr churrh
*• • 4 )"un< c»*urt re^mner in •
' y ‘*|-n wbM h %rrr tu J U Uqu. i .
8 o'clock.
«r viulri*.
u
t> .
..r.tr m atala
After lakamg
SATt'RH AT
Mr. It.,lari
'•■•"O'"* »ll d»» he wnukt « t
I
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nr
ha..,,
...ry„|
,
n
,
hrrj>
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h,
r
Itkta day lum haon of th» W,i- o " " ( ' I 'W O and three in the
l’l Club at 1 m l.ok in the nuriwa. hy in,, hiwta.., a .O .t.il bv 'la«*hlar. Ju>l(i
in..min* tianarrlbina hi* note*
8 room*. A reception
and r'rT
Mr. K y Hou.huliirr * " r ig h t. J i i
i. ha*e them gi readme.* ,,n th •
(bra* rnacting will h, h,-’..l at
n,"iT*.w
IIIQ Kehnrtdl w th
,hr frdkiwin*
Mr. R s. I a «<•»
•'(lock.
. (aw picture* nf the wnrk at
liaUr. Mr. Natl Vm.nn. Mr. W
l>wirt<>n* that you wouldn't ,a re
MONDU
' Hill. Mr* Waltar S tVlama-i
Mr, J |[ | v
In liM*k at Ju.| before a meal. .
3»cla
Numlu-r Una nf tha Mr. W a Rut* J r . Mr. |i |) nrr r ■•*,(. « „
Vml i , you w.n, to m
« ,m. .
‘,,r h.m,,.. Ill
•t Baptlit Chur.li will mval I'alilwall. «„,i M i, I t . i u ,_ s .
'hmg J ffayent. lake , M|uint
lh Mr*.
W.
|>
liartlinrr,
ai the rahhlt and |v.ultry a*
M Myrtle A\enu«* at H uVI<»rk
ntl.It 1-n I’atk A*anur
Rrank
CtrcU Number Sa*an nf thr Mrs. W. J . StcHride
ItaMh.dnmaw with mllar flatr»t OaptUt i hurrh will iBr-i
>-d •|wn ra c k f
, ,|,y „f h<1,
" ’ads hulh-r Story
lh Mr*. J. F. K^rrnlge *t h**i i
waa-har Illy and han.l.nme. he'd
n ake. an Ideal n*n* la hern. al>
•• on l-Aiirrl Avenue at
"• " he u.rd |n pla* rn.| ,.n ,n
kxk. MemluTA er«* a«kr«l tu
••h.„ stale
rle*rn
K.u'Vn
Rf their mis*ii>|t a’udy bonk*
V ia -* (fnim ir* •madly t.ut r|.
*lrtla Numtrr
Nina nf the
•u-w him plea*e. he', u k tn * tm
s t Baptist Church will nnat
In him. If a hriile n n couple ..f
.8 o'clock with Mr*. R J .
lay., and >u.t now >, walking
yfcir, HOIt Wr.‘i R|r*t Si.
a i iuii.,1 In th, rlnci.la
r ««n aa
Chtla Numb* r Rlvr of the Kir*t
) nu an.l | in tune. pa.t , .
iptht Churth will nvaat win
ra Hoy King,
III
i'a W tto
HOTEL ARRIVALS
-anur, af .1 JO n’clock.
( SHU OR THANKS
I n l e Number S i* uf Iha K r.t I
" r fiank f.ur friend, Lhmif i
lintel R.irre.t t-.hr
sir
an.|
ptUt Church will mart with Sir*
W"rd« <ani».| eipreaa nor gratitude
'Ir* ( Itarla. i J.,a nhau«. t hire
J . Nix, mo I'ahnrUo Avanun,
for all the *ympathy and hrln
a'*‘ . * f. Ib»*|r. Jack ...n vllle, W
3:30 o'clock.
f ‘ »n during fh . .Una*, death * n j
" Bimma. Miami S t Almnny. Injnaf ..f e*y dear hu.bwnd.
% tU Numta-r Knur of tha Rir<t I
Js. k.nnvlllr J llnlhwel and Mr*
ftiit
Chuch.
Mr*.
Juhn
Ahi
Sir. Genrge fr»w Ballinger
e A tla n tic N a l
II llinwn New S -rk l i l t . It J
Mi, ehairman. will mart with
ICcstiurciM Os
Krynold*. t hh.gn; V| I. Vlchrh..t.
% B. G. Ha*ty at htr hnma on
»nd Ii I! Thnmpsoa, lialne.ville;
•iva Avanur at d:.Stl o‘cluck.
K. I I’adgett, I'alatka. T I I .1
L aU r Monday hall and card
Joi.ea Ariadla. t.rnrge W Thamr* j
ky a t 9:00 V. M. at the Hotel
J r . Jockaonvilla; || B ttarmand.
It*tt Lake. Autpirra of Social
Geneva. N-w V<»rk. || SI |i«ugh-‘
arty. Tampa; W. (\ Overton. T. R. I
Rwart, It. C. Stacy, K. K. Wright
and itr and Mra. ||. T Mills.
Jacksonville;
Rrank J
ITIIott.'
Tampa; J It Terry, Bail»w; Mr.I
and Mrs Y II Strength. Orlan
>b»; T. M. Arden and S O IVwall,
Jackson *ill,. Slas (ila,,pi.,n. N e a t
Y.rrb City; K It. Warn.wk. Ja c k -'
von villa; Mr and Mr* W C Whit- I
iditorium.
ner, Rockhlll. S. f'.; Sir and MraJ
II. W.. McKay, Charlotte N. C .jl
Mr. and Mrs. W A. Iiaugh*rty,|
Complimenting the members c,t
tha Georgia Club Mrs. C. I. Bark Baltimn-r, Sid; Sir. and Mr*. A.
Walter
rntirtamed with a bridge lunch- W. Clayton. Tampa;
ton Wednesday morning at Iha l-eutl, Ba t imnrr, Md ; J. II Marsh
Utllo Gray House on the Orlando Tampa; Jack Horner. Atlanta; P.
Load. Tha buwle uf launder and J . II nneasjr St. IsruU, Mo., and
>*• • aurprlse party un Tuesday and purple lakrspur, ahd stock R. H. Crrnshaw, Jacksonvile.
I F Y O U a p e n t nil y o u r tim e In a m o r n *
* u it . N o k it! g l o v e * r e q u i r e d t n o q u a r * '
temaon at 1)30 oVlock at ’h* wh.ch ware placed o nihe luncheon
* * of Mra. J . K. Lyles, 111 table„ helped dovalop iha rotor
c h n l r y o n c o u ld p r o b a b ly a f f o r d t o
l e r a < k c d . H o lt a tr c l c h e a h u t n e v e r
**4 Taifth Straot, In honor of mot f whllw tha tallies, place cards
p aa» u p f i d * clkiH -iiui- to it iii^ m f .w a r
ra. W. J . McBride, retiring class end other party appointment* re
b r e a k * . N o t a s t r a n d $ f r u b b e r in it.
rsideat whose marriage was an peated the same cnlo- n>de.
o n a II.VN K 9 SA.M.SO.MlAK. U n io n S u i t .
Mrs. Kmmet McCall held high
ant of Wednesday asaning
Notices too, how the patented belt
B u i d u la g a m fp v tk o jo b m u ! p la y in g
- m - - - . __ _______
- movk tcora and received a rase colorwl
Roc» thrrivquartcni o f the way uround o la] wsa enjoyed and Mrs. Sarah bawl, whllw Mra. R li. Koa was
man-nixr aporlH you won’t. Soc lbal
Jar of bath powder for
y °w hotly — everywhere there’* a n f •war» conducted a quia of con- given a high.
Mra. Jo»e* II. Oderbelt? Elimlnaloi tlte ot|b weakness rhaticp o f rlrctrhiup mid pulling when drums toncoming tho retiring rutting
tsldtnt- Tha nambata « r 'ha bold of Auguste, C a, who i*
common Ip> tminn «uit* j„ dyo
u s preaantod tha honor gua*t visiting Mrs. A. W. Kpps. was
you have it on. ,Ho*l comfortable f|«lh
atlrcTwaro and a iMUa book p re ttie d with a boa of imported
M e a n * d ia l r l p ji l u g , I r n r i i t g a n i l aog*
a.
uuiou «mit evtar vrorn. Guarantcrds ft which aach roamhar wrote her handkerchief
A four course Innrhca was than
pma and address. Nous af gu«d
p lu g a t i h r h r l t urr. o u t *
every th read s a--------------tltrh nn J b u t t o n *
l«haa warn collactad and praaant- itrvtd to Iha fojlasrtng; Mi*. Kmra«t| McCall, Mra Jonea II. OderW e m r a t t t h i s c liu
k la Mrs. McBrU*.
U op
P r k c $ 1 . J I a u y o t h e r s ty le s h j IL hN E S - I Tho gnasta wolb then ushersd hold, Mis. La# A. C'..o-,l*y, Mrs.
a r o u i i t l to y o u r d e a l e r '* .
R. U. Kaa Mra Hawkma funnel.
Unilerweur. Sec then* Ito tha dining room wham • 1y. Mrs. D. D. Caswell, sad Mra
i r r * white wadding caha, bold
C r a b h o ld o f o n n e n d
n il— -p a rtic u la rly th e M a miniature bride and gru-m, A. W. E Pp*.
o f th e SA M SO N D A K .
• u arad tha din:ng labia wbwo
■mart new shirts, and A n dMoratml with quantities of
I l e l l g r a p p le th e o tlie r .
a b o r ts . F ln eq tialU y * 1 1 1 and while phlox. Tha visas
TTien hoc if you can rip
■ft*IS of gra-ai and whita wets
Hane* aftrted out In th* rrirrahmvnli
low price. P .
that belt o r pull It away
favor* which Wife while
W o a u a 's C lub
Knitting Co., Win Go ti- ■■ HM Um
J n b and imitation whita
S
a
tu
r
d
a y M ar. 3 0 1 P . M .
1
V
*a7hter1ng
tha
class
Initial*
in
Salcm, North Carolina.
R e s e rv a tio n * M oat
Aa attendsac* of 000 l« the goal
Tha honor guest .recs.ved
tjr o v o a g a
a * white carn ation* . •at for Sunday O f the . f fleer# *nd
B# M o d * B y T b a re S o y
S p y 's breath and Urn.
B.pG .t
teacher* of
P h o a s M rs. C . G . W lU k.
Church. Each departm.nl ha* aat
IU o * i goal sad plana have boen
laid for an Inuoatve vaavaaslag
campaign this weak, aecocdlag
l>r. r . I). King, poster.
Tha Adult Dawnrtment. beaded
hy r . E. Gate haI, hape* la hero
12S proaaat vrkJI# B t- ? • ** **.
MM of Iha Intermedia!* Uapaitm eat aspacta an attendance of 90.
AND
The Junior Department plana U
accommodate 12S aog the IMmary
*.•• y
i.
.
Department 109. Th# Crad'e Roll
AltBfM? «i I ••
'V»U pro* tKf ib •> Ji« wnirti
f »4mtn*c«'n n* .\h«tr*gt« *f la*r«|
Tlll»« glv#n »«p«rta| itlrrMnn
COMKDY
NEWS
>ound
I t 'l l
f
v
JU K T O U T GUI T a n n e r and t h e
^ r k lilfl llr k c r V i'
j
I^A T E ST “Cj OR.N L I C K E I t S T I L L
IS./ I N G E O R G IA "
•
I ’a r t * 5 nnd C
O th e r New C o lu m b ia
Kelenucs
. |
Now O n S a le
*
i< I I E I . T 0 N
K L E C T O IC
COMPANY
E x c lu x iv * C o lu m b ia D e a le r
, , <1-1 Knnfo.xl A v en u e
“ 1929-1930
w a 1 ren ort hotnl l a t h e
Seminole County
Ska ta k a
while all
th a t
u no longer m n n rc lc d w ith our s a le * d e p a rtm e n t.
PRICES ARE REDUCED
C a rs, late models
SEMINOLE MOTOR CO
YOUR BANKING HOME.
Sanford Gas Co
Oakland
Pontiac
Hki Magnolia Ave.
FLORIDA
DeLand
J h is new
In a n n o u n cin g
has tak en c h a r t * o f o u r S a le s Korea. M r. N. j . D ak ar
AN ACCOUNT & MAKE
SANFORD,
p le a .u r r
Mr. 11. C. DouglaMx
E INVITE YOU TO OPEN
R ett
ehallenges- e v e r y m an
w ho w ea rs am«ierwi>a»»
L I K .C a f b * A
t
S a m n o iv b a k
Florida
Since 1878
'.EXudawH Members
Give Surprise Party
A
hwt af vv hitm en's N oam lti'* or llwIUagworth'* fla* < Hw-.Utew la K**f*r draws W Iha
Ideal Raster gift ta r mother, wife we .wreiOeart.
fthell irpreclele
DANCE
B a p tists S e t 800
As E a s t e r ’s Goal
For Sunday School
Easier
Here you will sec all that is new
and fashionable in apparel for
Eaater and the Summer season.
and Bagtanaro Dapartmeat aba
phm to kava an overflow crowd.
Speaking of the p tau. Dr. Wag
COOKED FOOD
, SALE
*
SATURDAY,
MARCH 30
in front of First
S t Pinrbr-W iffly
Store
sad
.
LANKY’S DRUG STORE
STATE DAY
LUNCHEON
mi
jwur Ihowfhlloloewo
“tiawd Teals'* you a s s ifw f.
AND
CARD PARTY
Forrest Lake Hotel
Apr. 1
Adm. 51
Public Cordially
Invited
SAMSON BA
^
a’s LEADING Department Stores
rtret
HOTEL
FOR LEASE
For. Season Of
ANINOUNCEMENT
during the active celery ship
ping season, commencing S a t
urday, March 3 0 th, and continuinglhroughSaturday, June
1st, 1 9 2 9 .
.
au, iarty
i art- last week It , , *
‘ f* r«e\.it eu,
f « P Mon# wtm Iha .- tmiy ^
> lh# juobl*mg te be feraj,
Uc* now confident, that recon*
lT O 0 N t Mtlsfartotl
Ihtet,
l /a. rumen’
OAHU. Brasil, M .r r —tIN S i
— tw-pii# th* n K < rn iiu r)'i f«r»
(••i frr ram ,ti>rmi i <i>t Rre>a
Around The Town
IhU wns n p p ireln trd . . I t I* unr.n*toi<it that Un* <lali.*Kt,lea hav *
various olh r f r i ' u r i a o f r:
■
at j
j
li*
•rty «n»l Kiicbi Sor.»iy of the* j
•ni»>n and the Light arvl F o f’ y j
tnt* A m m a r), to ih* nuinlitr i
• % **rx»l th'iugan«N
h«m
'»^» b nf Jacksonville the ,.aL. '
A tl#y‘I nml a*r*» now
final day of t liv* drpaitmellt
•n» ntlon*.
\Y«ar«*r» of
jhe
fV«r#ra** rain
and khaki rl.id
•n and *<Hnrn ,n groups and
f,uP*» ami plntomi*. hnvt- birn
J«*l
th f V nn.l rr«*ryu herr
«• S ’lTiday ^tnd nil appear to 11*
»vlnr a ft*'Ot| tlm * Th.it is ihe
.iin r.iwnn for hodnig a r ,m
ntion. a *h« n^h then* arc **\f
*al other u . u v i
»,f 1 rttl n l ‘
••Iknl and «.•»»»^ with r»n . ..
••l a t lc n l l o n , nn.1 it
Not that Ww like told weather,
tnit If -It would do the celery any
* ^ 1 . - " - .w<5oM
willing to put
BP sH O lIu '*
t ‘i "
1
D » i tvi
n^fj
i omtitxj. i
taAtmjf cm
» »«t* ml* hi
This unusual showing of the laty.
v
I'ij'* ' ’
est models cannot fall to appeal
to all women who want to be cor
rectly and fashionably dressed.
Join the CrowdM
SATURDAY!
LAST DAY OF THE
CoaU
Dresses
Dickson'- Ives
Millinery
Shoes-
Anniversary Sale
Hose
etc.
tha
�k t t E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FTA)RIDAtTim iSD A Y, MARCIT 25, 1929
ARE M ARY
The ehleken pileau rupper given
recently at tha Chamber of Com
merce ktrlMtngrtraSeF flf*’ »h*pi-
C e le r y Markets
Bapplled by the Market New*
Service, Bureau *f /* jtkaW
taral Economic*. H. E . Ratland, local Representative
toa of th* Ladle* Aid Society was
• lucres* in avury Way. Th* commlltee In eharg* wa* Mra. Roy
Hawaii, Chairman, aiaUt*d in aervl.ig by Mra. Robert True, Mra.
Butterfield, Mias Mary Dunn and
Mlsa H«t*n DunnA number of Lake Mary p«opl*
a,tented tha play “Polly Lou" at moatly around $1.00. ConaiderPaola on Friday evening. This abl* ahipmenta roiled untold.
fla y was racieiU* given in Lake
New York: Raining 42 degreca.
Mary by th* aam* cast, coached 23 Fla. arrived. 27 cars.unloaded.
* and directed by Mrs. Robert Ttui.
Th* Lake Mary orchestra played 0 car* on track Including broken.
Supplies fairly liberal. Demand
■ever ml selection!.
Rehearsals have started for the flow, market dull . Wide range In
minstrel to be given in th* re a r quality and condition. Florida 10
future by the Chamber of Cort- Inch crates, In the rough and
mere*.
waahed, 3 and 4 dozm. $150A meeting of th* I-ake Mary 2.00 few $2.26, poorer low a a
P. T- A. was held at th* achool$1.00 0 dozen $l 50-f26, few
house Thursday evening with (he
president, Albert Wh'faker pre $2.26, poorer low a* $1.00, 8
siding. In addition to routine! bus dozen $150-2.00, poorer low a*
iness It waa voted to pledge $6 tv $1.00 10 dozen $1.00-150, grain
a series of four lecture* given by fell ilzea $1.26-2.00 .
Dr, Holmes on various problems
Chicago: Clear 43 degree*. 10
Of the parent and child to be given Fife, arrived. 43 car* on track
on tha we«k of April 22. Dr. Holme* Inc’udlng broken . Supplies mod
haa a . state-wide
reputation
and It Is e* pec ted that every P. erate. Demand and trading mod
, P 4 T. A- workers. Refreshment* erate, market about ateady, little
to bring thes* lectures to this change in price*. Florida 10 inch
county. It was alao voted to spon cratea, washed, 4, 8 and 8 dozen
sor an entertainment some time $250-3.00, 3 and 10 doz n $2.25hi April by the school
children 2.76, unwashed 26c discount.
tha proceeds to go for a rest room
Philadelphia: Cloudy 47 degree*,
cot and other rest room facilities.
Folowing the fastness meeting, track including broken. Supplies
an Interesting lalk was given by 10 Fla. arrived. 25 cars oil
Mrs. H. P, Mora?, chairman of liberal. Demand slow markst dull.
}. county welfare work, lira- Roy 1florid* 10 Inch crate*, In th*
Howril favorad with a vocal cola roqgh And washed, atV sizes $150
"Roe* Mar!*" accompanied by Mt*. 2.00 few sale*. <1 anil
Clay He Atone at the piano. Etta. 112.20 poorer $1.00-1.25.
N. C. Famwokth, principal made
Pittsburg
Partly cloudy 47
remarks and announcement* ratally* to school work, following d ‘greet. 10 Fla. arrived 33 cars
* which Mrs- A. 0 , Wagner of Chul- on track Including broken. Sop
uola, president of th* Heminoh* pily* Tberal. Demand alow, mar
County Council, gav* a talk on P. ket about steady. Florida 10
TV A. work. Mr*. Wagner announc- Inch cratea, In the rough and In
td tha atat* convention a t Jack* dividually washed s n j pre-coolrd
aonvilla also radio programs , v
1*4 T ■8. worker*. KefreshmentT bast $1.76-2.26, frw high a* $350.
Wtrt served by th* hoateiaca for mostly $2.09.2.20 3 dozen $1.75tM waning, Mr*. R. Brown, l(r*. 2,15 moatly $1.75-2.00, poorer all
James Ritchie,- Miss Marian U«d- lit** low aa $160.
lim .
Atlanta: Clear 67 degrer*. No
A nurnb j •of friends of Mr. and carlot arrival*. 7 cars on track
Mrs Fred Uallvy enjoyed a picnic including broken . Supplies mod
Sunday at tnrir home an Island erate. Demand moderate, market
Laka, tha- affair being given In
honor of their guests
Mr. and steady. Flnridg 10 Inch cratsg,
Mr*, B. J, Bourman, who *apecU in the mugh an Individually wash
to laaya to . their home in Luyu- ed and pro coul d. 3 und 4 dozen
hoga Falls, (>., ahortly after F a l $2.23-250.
ter. Those prtaeht were: Mr and
Washington: Clear, 53 degree*.
Mr*. Jam** Thompxin, Mr. and 2 Fid. Strived.
7 broken and 3
Mrtf. Frank Evan* and family. unbroken car* in track.
Sup
ni. M V. Evgna John Evans,
r. *ttd Mn. P. D. Anderson, Mr. plies moderate Demand moder
Florida 10
and Mrs duy Wyman, Mr. andate market steady.
Mra. E. J, Bourman anil Mt. and Ineh cralra. in the rough, 4 and
Mr*. Fred Bailey.
it donn $2.76-3.00, moet'y $3.00.
,
. Th* Community Church will
Baltimore: Clear, 60 degrees. 4
hold an B atter sunrise service at Fla. arrived. 1 reconslgned 18
Xvknsdal* Park Sunday morning car* on track, Including broken.
at | o’clockTha March m»*l ng of the La- Wednesday, flupp.ies moderate.
markst
wesk.
tfle'i Aid SccU.y do* been, post Demand slow,
poned until tha first Week lh Florida 10 Inch crate*, Individual
ly wash'd and prwooltd, 3 to 8
dozen $2.28-250, few higher, 10
dozen mostly $2.00 few $2.25;
S
idua’Jy washed and pre-fooled ant)
crate waahrd, 4 to a doaan mo»t!jr 12-25-2.50, few faney high aa
13.00, poorer f t .75-2.00 8 dosen
$1.78-2.00.
Detroit: Cloudy 42 'degree*. 5
Fla., arrived. 18 r e v on track
Including brokia. Supplie* mod
erate. Demand and trading mod
erate, market about at.-ady. Flor
ida 10 inch cratea, in the rough
and waahid and pro-cooled, 4, 6
and 3 dot n f2.EO-Z.75 2 doien
$2.25 10 dozen $2.00
Kanaaa City. Cloudy 45 de
gree*. 1 Calif arrived. 1 un
broken car ot track. Supplie*
moderate. Deman i moderate, mark.'t ateady. Florin* 10 Inch crate*.
In the rough, 0 dozen and larger
$3.25-3.80, 8 dozen $2.75-3.00, 13
dozen $2.60, California cratea in
th> rough 6 and 7 dozen $0.50.
Malang Royal Mud Pie*
U vyvr at Nrw Ort**n*.
Th* Canadian Location ernphs■:ccd that it* ordir* eohctrnlng
th* four** must coma from Otta
wa. Orders cunerm.** what acti ion Kir. font* Howard, th : Biltmh smhasssiJor,
will take, will
I urns 1.on* lxiwdon.
(Continued From Page Orel
7 it: :’tt S.t Department, it bee am ■
proteat w U be Jo'nlly bv the Ol ^tiuwn would like to hava the
tawa and London (Jovem rem .i; wl.ole matter tettled by "the lav*Canada breauae o, the vroeel’s 1 yi r i”, anti a* tld all the int-rna1 t 'Mi.it complication* that threatrn
registry. and the British I I ,v* 14 , through the roiling o , the que*mont b' cause .o f th* involving of ! Loin ot freed jm <ri the *ea».
!l*e whole question of freedom of 1 rher* appear* ,to b* no well
tlie tea*.
, founded hope tha> a dlMuaaion of
The rrport »ent the Canadian (hr freedom of the area cen be
Hinlat-r, Vincent Massey, by the *v -ided, in view of the attitude
Brit ah Consul General Henry •ip ‘reed mi both the British Emlom at New Orleana, haa not ha«*v and the Cannd’an legation,
rated the tituatlon and ha* neith that no many question* are iner added to nor taken from the eulved tha, might embarrau the
vtarv Captain Jih n T. Randall,
master n, the I’m Alone, told the
cuatomi authorities at New Urlean*
The Canadian* and British at*
•ilent concern ng the picture of a
former Lieut Commander in the
tlrillrh Nnv, b 4ng brought nshoriunder euth cirrum.tam-cs by an
enlisted man. It wai proteited.
however by Randall through hia
Highway No. ^ » V fc
plrt d between Klialmm
Me'boume in near future
O LD SO R ES
Loch Arbor
SOLON A D M IT S
HE HAD LIQUOR
ABOARD L I N E R
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford Realty Co,
(Contlnunl fro m Pivto tme)
charge
i*
absolutely without
foundation
"The esumInation ut the cuetoms offict wa* lomrwhet cur
SNAPPED A I Jit A iM Jlt . BMII.-t-Ni* f u n Ocorge Latcclles -rlghtl
sory but nothing tike liquor wa*
diciovercd In our po*«-«aion.
I and the Mon (lrri',1 i.a'celtca play in in in# wnd on the south cum*,
here They will attend a prrparat,
-hool In Victoria Drive lierc f )
don’t understand how such a as to be near their grandfather. K i n ; i.*ors#, who la recuperating.
story got to be pub'lahed a* I
nevrr took a drink In my life."
Morgan supportrd and voted for
the drastic Jonc* law several
week* ago, under which
Ironspollution of liquor breomea .pun
ishable by » fine of $10,000 and
five year* in prison.
One point in the New York
stories that intereated official*
and which may fore* an Invcallgalinn waa that relating to the
custom* people permitting some
of the congr »*men to go through
without their baggage even being
opened. "F ree entry,” it i» call
ed.
Legally, there ia no auch thing
aa “free entry,’’ Into an Ameri
can port for anyone, congressman
or otherwise. The law prescribe*
that the baggagr of all incoming
peroons-and t'nerv »re no exceptlona— m(i*t be uxurnined for
dutiable articl-s.
The phra*» “free antry" I* o f
ten confused with "the courtesy
SNAPPED AT MALDEN. MAS.1! flharle* Bergman, sixty-one. th*
of Ulr port," which aimply meant Mat survivor In Mauarhmelt* of th- linttlrahtp Maine, which blew up
that four persons uf dletlnctiun pcb. 13. 1809. In Havana Harbor, Wit;, the ■»pon-,e head” relic sent ta
him by the Government. This spciuc head (rout th* Main* waa used
or official standing the custom*
to clean out. guns.
authurikict may courteously »»■
pedlte th** examination of their
ling gag- by the inspector*. Uut that ’he would be back In tho tbi* way. At that iam t time doc
there Is, Irgn'ly, no free entry Capital by Apr. 1. He agreed to tors «*. lira institution found '.hat
place before the committee "all VfJ patients could soon be dismiss
th data in posamlun of the agri ed a* cured, making the tots! of
culture department."
He said $35. It cost a minimum of $1 per
nothing howcv r, about n ri«w day to maintain the population
farm re.ief hl'l or any apFdflc there, recards show. Rcncently 23
inmate* of thu Ixiy’a Industrial
adminUtrati«n plan.
> ■r ' »
sebooi at Marianna were returned,!
to other s:ates, effecting another
saving In the *nnte manner or that
Institution.
s t e r T r a i n s North
SANFORD TO NEW YORK 27h. 30m.
No.
Receives Relic of Maine
Carlton Has Effected
Economy At Asylum
rial* in tltarg* or
TALI.AHA.SEE. Kla . Mar. 2 k
GAINESVILLE—Building* val
*nd
prohibition
*«for*.m *n t, ( W g ,_ D lm tlr th r o u g h •*fo rt* "f ued at $343,000 hava been erected
w*re equally .ilent.
Gorornor Carit.»n. a .avlng , f et Florda Farm Colony tinea es
tablishment.
t
_ v „
n
n I M « n o W35 •
»23*.176 a yew.ha*'
Cincinnati! Clear 48 degree*. I
been e f f * c t * jt n iper.lion coil -,f
F.o^ *rriw d. ^ I ta r i'O ir USck,
o
d
i
t
u
S
q
?\
K
*V
S
p
*•*“ h‘,,plul for ln**n' “l
Including bruk n, Buppllta heavy.
ChatUhnochl*.
Demand moderate market slight
R u b woll o ver
ly weaker,
Florida 10 Inch
Uok to rohabllltaje a number »f
thront and cheat
trfeUa, In th> rough, 4 and 0
— — .
th* Inmat** in *tat*s from which
R I G R U S I NESS
SPURNS U r * bK
TO AID FARMER
dozen |$50 other »ls*»$2.00-2.25.
Clevt and: Tartly cloudy, 4Q
dugreet. 4 FI*., arrlvod. 15 cart
on track. Ineluding broken. Supp.l*a Moderat*. Demand modsrat- markst weaktr. Florida 10
Inch craU i, 4 to 10 doien, in tha
rough and w*sh«H beet mostly
$2.50-2,75, f*w fancy $300-3,25. $
damn $2.00-8.25 ordinary condition
ail sis.* $2.00-2.28.
Boston r Cloudy, 48 degrees. 1
Calif., S F 'a. arrived. 0 car* on
track* including broken. Supplies
moderat*. Demand limited, mar
ket rather dull, Florida 10 Inch
PALMETTO— Inatalling
Inch pipe to city water t*
pleted.
(Continued From Pag* On*)
th*y originally caat*, and auccico
te*. while waiting lor Ttp'Ua *d. through hospital authorithx in
from th* other carfaln* of fl- ra'.urnlng 103 to other state* in
nance, nam d for in* uadvUory
,
,
—,^
. ■,
board," planned ta end He h**rIhg eometim* n**t we?h.' Th*
'
Hous* committee announce,! it
would t rmlnat* It* hearing* by
Apr.
This
allow both
committee* about 10 day*
which to dr»w
up legislation
W
prior to th* sivcmbllng
W
Tress on
m
Secretary of Agricwltur* Ar#
thur M. Hyde
appear before
#
tho House eomtmUe* probably
■
(W
Apr. 1. Asked to n*m* a suitm ( H
.
.a t
■
I
TRA IN —
Lees*
Leave
Arrive
A rrir* Arriv
Hanford Jacksonville Washington New York Boots*
•71— (ini/ Coast t.lmitrd . .
3 5 0 pm 7.Z0 pm I.tO pm 750 pot 8.35 aw
HI— Evrrgli tlrs Limited
3.3* pm 8 15 pm 3.35 pm H51 pm *1.311 am
81— I'almctto Limited .. .
2.43 am 9.03 am 7.00 am 12.30 pm n7J5 pa
HO— Coast Line Florida Mail 3.50 pm 9 13 pm 11.30 pm 8 J 3 am 1.03 pa
•H»— Florida S p e c i a l ................... 2.43 am a 15 am 150 am I f .40 am 5.25 pm
•72— The Miamian ........... . . 3-30 l*m 7.20 pm 1.10 pm 7 20 pm 3.33 am
76— Havana Special
___ 2.15 am 9.00 am bl.35 am 10.19 am 5.25 pa
• All Pullman, Clok Car, Italha, Vole**. t Dally in e p t tanday, aw F*gsr*$
Express from MaeMnuten »• Sunday*. r^Oetental l x prat a from Washington,
* Sleeptr* open fbr occupancy to :00 p.m. b-31«epsr* may bO pocupttd antg
7:00 a.m.
Frtah Fruits and V t0*tabl*t from Florida Cravat and Oerdtno MW Ooetmg k|
Atlantis Ceeet In* Dining Caro.
TlrkrU, lnfoYr*ni:on. Rcservaiioiw from G.
Kny, Tlckot Agent,
Snnford, Kla. Phone 8S-J, or II. S. Rambo, D. I*. A.
138 \V. Bay S t. 5-00Ifl anti 5-0017 Jacksonville, Fla.
A T L A N T I C C O A S T LINE
’* 4 Nimitdarrl H a t ln o d t i .'he Month
OPPORTUNITY DAYS
The Inal two biulnettg day* of March— Friday and Saturday—nro unitsualf
Important dayn al Yowcll-Drew'n. The laat two day« before Boater and your laoi
Opportunity to make pre-Baater purchase**.
.
:jii
/ •
x
>• '
,
Charge purchaacw Kulday and Saturday
Appear on April Statements—Not
„/
Payable Until May
*.
A Few Outstanding Values
For Opportunity Days
Sm art Millinery
In Tyo Groups
175 Washable Silk
Crepe Dresses
$8.50-910.50
Tho bleat fashion*.
(Valuta to S29J10)
Triangle Scarfs f
French Pearls
$1.S9
$14.75
/
r 1200 Pairs of
.
Silk Hose
Special Sale of
Handbags
«
Full fashioned, pure thread S m a r t leather ham
silk, every pair guaranteed of regular £7.50 and
perfect
Values
/ Men’s Edwin Clapp Oxfords
\
Regularly.Worth $14.50 and flLSO
SpociaUy I'rlcod al
Including ihb
’• iiyl«8,ahm)(uUly eornct I*
And Many, Many Other Rare Opportunity 'Bargain*
W . do n*t a*k you u> c a t t m
n a Mpflg F M -h a l for articlo* ka
Central Florida'
»
�*1
f j f * SANFORD (IFRALIi. SANFORD FLORIDA THURSDAY. MARCH St, 1925
iMt* w*j in, ami nosier
Sanford 0ai>7 D irtU
I’O bV Y FOB SALK, 2 year o’d
Vary c- iil * ' I heap. II.
II.
Ixn m n . ‘lid Union A **.
ANT AD RATES
in u i: Cash L
Advmnea
101
ikoao ad*, m il a , received
Mirons tr.,1 collector arnt
dtatety for jiaymtnt
........ _ )(V a Hr.
___
_____be a •in-
3c m t o r t d
M illivt
rttri
ma
for
7.IN.M A S may i » » Iw pi*
Yott will find *tri'H| |i!,in
the b n C ' strain al Th • '»
Nnricties. tV First lirar 'I
fo r.
[cour.ta.l a Itti*.
f ad under 3 Ln«* accepted1 a<l>«Kti«inc i§ restricted
miper rljhioifiratton,
f an ditit (i niaJa Th*
[on] Urrultl will b<J rto n ly
one
. » * in t*
»* ?i IPtm
M*I>UKK I'l.AN
All klmh of
r. V n j it
n*i1i:i A vf
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aub««iqumt fn-^rtMna. The
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Mark*
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rarrwwntativ.
■ ,ui;hly familiar ** >>li rutr*.
H ' i and c la u ifiralinn will
H a yah mmi'lcla Information
But
you with, they wilt ft.
Ii» you in wordinir > m •> m
III to make It m*nt? rff,«ii.,>
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'•i« flili 4 -«>■•* « *
jw'lt»«»*i | U H.
■AnnuunciMtifiitH
;i!E NOkT Til SI 1 .. \ 1.1,1f MINA Hu- ir.iihji. * wnll | util,
iMrtllulllI.'i v,'l|i ,i ri v ' i li ‘ lili'i
pad curtains. Wathmi: «lil mk
Ihe pWro of rmliN •.ratlfiy
Sol I
by S A N F O R i i i -a i n t a
I.'o., I l t s W. F ir 11 s t r i v i
p painter?
Lpt#*—a ■ ■
F ill ;:»d
—-- -
Herald Classified Ad
Offer Big Profit
w \i i
'i il !
*-
-
training the
woatd » . i U t< '
i m i h I th* dati*.
Y>«» b>*r b**Tt MMlbvn u r / I
•**•' beltav, in (n sh K n iiic » (*,*.
» « «r otah‘•
t rises al f u i . f
•***e atbscaaoa, in tiBey r> ,t« tW
»ui. r u i n t i i . D m ■ » « nwiiiar
mil mud caw r,if any aaa**ty a#
(•fli in Hit rhiVirerv lo t aha wtB
>it*
Insertion*
fo r
tmnictf mt» 11»
PLANTS
'tl.K A S A H .. lure* taavewder
Vi uk i Indira I, 9—12 la. *'*>
r 12— IS in, T5c., IS— 1(* In
ire w ortjj o f a i * r » ; a length
lii b !«
llelpinjr The School
Child
Thi'v 1*:iv— l*hone MS
—^
x c i t i i k t o s» u ;.n u m :i :s
Wr-yull fMil tu D'ri'hf Th» 11« r;il>i
I rtf have ADy ru^uiilairic .o iimk«
l«lfirtJifiS ih'livcty s«rvi.9 | line
Kstil li*©
l»i,J- til* f»l
« r r a h V. M. rh- llr n h l k.-*p»
( l x t : d la u iiic a )
a lt K S H A FI'AI.At'M ll’i *LA
O y ttm . \V. 11 Lnn.' Mmi Mar
ti, 221 F ait Flf*t titrr.t
th a s u
ji i - V t Im
m
,
i n * 'I a n
PM 1
m tn T Ill
'.hen-*, tut it it ait*maM« th U | l
... i*f it firal mi an ufMpdae-(
•Hit hi tS* ititt f i t ' I t U n t t W
p iitt r y tM lt I* IftM* to injur*
. !i «t* ftS tk i p i ih o u U bo UOj
• i li iM tiatntl ram.
1 n tti*|MVi* i.w fi i m«nirai**t*
tiff t »# ■luaiitt an* i iu p w a f t l
al lb- cry ttaU in two cnpfu'i 4
« a t*f It »h**!4 b* appfird with
a r l . u rv<l «r m*>fVir** dri'pper
ir.l al'nwrj In ytirain about firry
Aiitiutf'l.
If t( iM rta i bhiRft #F plivk
I’nin ajiptf U i»A |U»-> if tfc# 1*^
r ,
.« ftitto A . Im«n * f ■ othabW
• >
\ i t lllllt n i tuitllim o f ’
t>i* a* 1.1 will a )." b# •ff.riuak
i
f.ilr t
fahvY.-,
kyiltu p a
pamialr will la M il T —4 f ttr tt«
■art
r.ttk* *t - i i f h i l y
nta!l*. taftnrt*
KANFukj intro in
J m i r > V t* < * *
■n.,1 n i t im Uk it »o c <n(ag.
>••»» dU***e* Mho wil', Jwat a\W
f t " m i * , tram tt»~m ut ■
t*» ^ iiu c ta i.* uf
(t«M *
»i.e «
it health r o to r .
gfctf
o il; trjch "*• <n that ilO tO M l i t
ti .*i**oi,l table
by f i r m * . , th*
•lireailiag nf wrueh ran ho m l't*
*al«.l hi IS* alw m iM .' « i (of*
tarn , :K > u ii« i wkuh that Will
•nd-a*. r
**t»i'K*h at hahiia.
If th* nmlli I nl #v»ry k Im I
•h.U <*»ul.| a t t k t n an.l fu lliv al*
a ~limitary tnm rlailrt" M M r
-Sikltrn and x i a k k t l In tbaisl
mn». mi i n«* itiiUnn i f t l i l t t OS*
l-'-'ir* I t l id ic t io u s it)***•*» lltO
'», k,-r .if epIiWsnUs tw ilj be onto*
«|>I*r tMy 'MOiml a n ,) tlv* chances
f"f a a itiirn ip ln l « M “I attrml*
in » t n t l j M nat*rtatly I K ft tO
ml
I 'a i o i l t a i V i a t a r i n i t r
I' liin iim pm manoanala la ml*
•'
in itm<Kiii|; i-«rtata' t'a ln t
r* <l'.li Ipl l t u It ihotlil not bo
m il j < r t ( n n
It »an hr i t r *
a*
aek l
w ith
hydnwhlofk
Wo IM ivbt -I*hi*n«» :\2’
KUTKR
SitETH . f
l a Ganfiirti T ant
aii
attd
per Cc. I'hnftf*
l^i »NO TUiONOi - - lly *\ p *rt
*U h IT Tears aspyrlrncu. Also
tONOOitAPIl r painnu. San
4 Music and (lift Shoilpa, Mr.
V ur Aren4k. 1’hor.a H>2.
•Lost anti Foum )
fur ftia h
at
Mil*. UKN* l .1 r mmtj ruftli«hr4J evil
ti»*rc in' iMI*-11 hnifivcnicnccA lLitk
l ah*jn
E Four th .^l
•TIAl’ r r n AT Ij ONUOW - A i - * , I * r * of 'll* nw >11 him
* m wtv**ls'' hclontli'T to th * lA t U ii I ' l . i t t Am b'ilam a 8 ci
F llll HUNT Ilillltal'W
lorslri'
nt 2121 l‘a!mi'l‘ o
nu*i J2.*o
p*r nontb. Iiuiulrc 11-raid Of
(Ira.
• T J Owburudl nf k ,yt. ta(K*d
It I f .i —ltilllam i. .FiuiUr will Ftift BF.NT; 311 rhnpmntt A»«.
Cnn lit- u»o«f at •Irtlr liwrttln^
a»c return tu Tom tVlIllani*"
ill B<v<m or. First St. nml ,V- *r "* *i‘iU»Fiit iip1-»v Utrltiifi Lice
rir m , :U!V Sinfunl A»f.
•Aut»r **l!r
nf
mi
miinth. Apt' J Mf*.
II \V. Fu.'on St.
WANT TO KENT on on
i»'M
F
M otorized Ja p a n e se F ire D epartm ent
»l*
II .hup I
I ntiB*e i
b arm |
- hud * li* 1 ' ! w( I k y n l JiAtt J
I'in tiR r 'i
FOR SALK: F lo u r, e Oil S»«v*.
Whit* Hlael Rafrlyermtnr, hit
II Of
N O ilT h a n«af
ch n Tahla. Bedrociu ami llreah____
tivrrUtU
tdvftlatal ahlaitln
•Uiblln* •s a a ,tln ami amivan it »d fast Ilium Folia, Two Porelt
Oirapt
Mra. Watt**
II. Cuvmn, Oak riu lra.
W (< . I * *i
>Rt; Fhrna 111.
Jlarnay l i t Maple A t*.
**♦. ami '
90—Hoiwe-a Fur S».e
FO R S A lJt—F i t * ro**» * »nK«i
WANTK1I
tiuuyulaw C-'nalftL'.a of lerf *
men who want lo inaki living twin, iflnlnr * ■m. kitchen
may* relllae th* new six ay ^ t h tlratrla ra m * aorf water
* ChavroUta.
We h r i keal-w, two hedtoom*. ta lk *lth
■ two men ■bower, frta t and rear : porctw*.
tdl4 Opportunity1 for
toml character and r*ftr- Inm'asl I* desirable nsi*bW>ihv.»i.
I’rWo jriO O O Thnns of ll^ o o
•Ho »r ■ w iU o ( to work.
inc raah »(al *»*UJna m >rt*ay* fur
ha lane* ssblah m m
f«rr thrwa
ififord Are. at Tenth St
ran .
A(Ureas S. l>. » Caro
The Sanford lla ra li.
,
inr. inuHitVMAN.
.
LEO AI. NOTICES
staff
in
tin
C ity T a x C o lle c to r
tVniirj;
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
MtfTAL
— Help Wunled (Male)
ELLEN HOY
A »r. U dead at txusauri*. n*it«- /
-flard. BBisiiliuy tu a *abi*«taa% *
xsvWrii by frieril. |.aU|
Q k K r s ~ ij r iio - s voi:V. iv * FOR HALF: Fume I Oak Jhn lcc
lii.iim A lh r . II*- i-ouab e. 919
aWHpllons, /UrUtf-i, !! Ilia. W'e
Fhona 219.
a t* at bear as your pl.cnr. Call Magnolia.
vaok
Good
!U order of the City Commission.
ra-
lUCQt,
It) Karntn For ilv it
W lOlIT F ill NT SHOP
ViNAPI’Y i i i r r o un any th iiif in KOK HC2fi • Small liirv* rcsrtn
. printing. A phone ris I will fet
eotleye hull! nn r - i r t l Lit at
Jour man. Fbena 417 - W. 0 Kail 1703 Masnnlla A t ula 1Ionia
n*ni« pulnllnf ln*U« amt
ent
*9ail Aaa.
n n j t wher will take patt of mnl
U L IldJlN ii tiLiiCKS—Irrisatloc In labor. Slit 'Ml y , r month. Inih « rf> o n il yen ral eami'ni work. ijuira i t Ifi'A iil »’f i tr
- ^
T<r_
Jtlirscla Mineral# r*,. J. |).
2S— MUcellMnaoun For Ka)«
|j)0*fa r. I t p. ;'.id an.! Tim
CALF.; Perfortb'is
. vie roll arul bed.
k 911 F.m. A fa.
MM
Mrr
rnuin hnuae, wldil.t *a»y wa'kii e
'litlnnc.. of Is j Ft
A dilr*.. I.
H. (I Care MaiaM,
liutintH-s S c r v lr e
t r a i l i n ' Idll ' I
year's
I*is* unfuml<b*d tlv* or
Otviiu; to ohliiraUona uf Ihe ('Uy
rfTnturinR’, it will h<* imi>osHihle to extend
th e payment of Taxes over a n d beyond
April U U 1929.
gr BUilL
land.
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It.. , la-. (. *
.^!»rn* rr f t .
mhus. cnginrTrt^t th r a v R '^ n n ’ ' •» * /
1 an*| |( \\ » art- T h , **r..u(, will
renspirncy. It *%% rrp o rtr.| th.it M|„
U!*mM i% •Pv «•( » t nr| hii t
Inform ation hn,|
olitainril In »*• * 4 ««u"t V • •rrnni«ii.inrii prr
• y •«> 4 • •»»fr r i v e Iw tA tm
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fil with | *to1*1 4gfnL« at T* rrer r ' •
*. 1* ^ 1 F)"|«*' fit |>« r*t(A'le t Fi«*
•<l**na*f4 1 » I t*4 Inal lliwlr r
lim n in r«a •iiifr;t*ndi1 g aI iiI
Ttirreon
H*«»H of tk r 4‘ojinty l ■11f t
A fter th** orrupati it of T arir••»«
V *«trriU \’a meeting^ ••Mrra«e«i
dtj
I
by the rebel*. L enem l (’* If* t.> H .er il 4 ‘a*irru*> 8 ftti«l If. lire
•• •itatiVe* I I* ll igan an.I I *\ a.* hull i*#ro .* sune.I \*\ <*p|A»nenr•
eital.li • hr«t hl% h« 4*lnu4i er« th* * r nitrn.nget v%a* enliven#!
a of I’te c•*u• I Of lh** lnimt*er 4.141
K n lrral troac|.r o»nttmic.| U.etr » • ef Vrrlul t ll h »tor . , | v. ,fHr -e re . flM»nui| an.| .*.*j rifll Ah |
nortliWAtil adM m o ayam «t th.*
'•IS **»*ta p ri »*r mere g n e n
I It*I ring. I- ft# m rfitlo r fet :>#
•Jr Oj {arwir.g the . t* *., ,10*1 J *fg* »* fl*.'4l.% f.»t 4 m in tv i "r*t411 an*l
rtbvU along |w u fr*»uts i «h| ay
t
In C rn lral ii* In n , G eneral J | 1 I# Sllalft ft. to ho *l##«kt* lit ir fer ,B f D I • for r*'Ufi|'# ^*th'** a r d )•*»
I .I
.I
A m lrni llm a /a n K.a.l |t,uetrul<--i
»#r
pva c 1'iurO a* 4K4HV I
i Mdi'Ufel Jutlgk* S haron a« he .at
••1 *'4’ MO.I 4 |ll ’.Mi reaper lively, 4 .
f toyoun-1 K<ral»n at IK, hv*«l of
*, r rn'*»^♦ he ^Ut»*m#nt that
nf
Ili.OlMI truopa. Ill) evi-vnlUoin.il y !•** I**gesl f *#t|n*l#q In lh# Tt;#ttf *•1 f*#rth bv * p ^ n t n 1% ut |h •
furwc la purauinR
k m o lc r'a h.ioi county r lurla.
|>|i<irtuil
tout polite viiouch
enough *«
to let y«*u
you i l1"l»o*»ini5 Is Ju«lg«* H hiron'* goswrn
ratrvat*,) in i^inia R olalU in
f t you ».» br
4»g- ,,o « n t)
C am argu 45 inl!,» north nf Jim l
’’i*’ tilk , ’ i-ni|lia
i.ir , fu r-l« h ,'l by Mr. tKiugtaJ*:
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•h, quail cut -cl tut «.>»» lh »
r »»’.•** •*!>■<•"«• *'» ..f I t C..... .
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.
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I ■« f » ’ • -jairo l i—Ot.ii.Ty ftTXT Tn' ^T ilr
utrrii «t t<-«t t • tfir i.- u n i, t v ,r t . m . t
Ilk
hl ut
- i r m i r r i m a , u|t{. ulti.m , , ..t,| th , J t **'■■ 'n •<> far a t th# rum r«.
\« i 4 north *»f KrvxeaU. N nyant ■"Hi'Urh. nf If) u lu nltrv y” WJt, r». r .U r.l try iH# Ju-/*» uf th , Cr-ur-l c . 1
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il»today. It will ba l l l|i n i>lilr< n i| Ilia
• unit * h irh turn • pawl >n; .-I I ch*r* ’ 1
federal fnrra uf Ja’riiO men in lilt .’laritijj .hat nt.l. uifli H r Herring. tt»« t U"» f .irfrilu n - t un.l mixI in' r i* rx
ngm
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ha
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federal garrU on a t M aiatlan comu a n h ru n d th tta war paid In fin.' m untar
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muml. il by Guu. f’arrtllo whan that uinght huth th , jn Igi ih ip and the an*l f a i l |a«l >,ri» th t anm uf
pnioerutnr'* Jidi IIr l l . r r ry /tcity la reached.
1*1ir»l th at h* hr. I not »m ight cit.'.,r
“ I K ilt herewith b e lo w the
• The rebel* re tre a tin g la-furv
it ci- * lr v th r trihunal had I tr n amouni of th , w arrant* ta e c a .d
G eneral A lm aian w ill probably m a b l l i W
from tha F.n# and I'.irfritu*m ake th eir n eat a'.nnd at llarhint'ui
Kund for th a 12 month* of ItC*.
half
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I*aaa, U] mllea a ru th o f t'h lh ru h u a
oy me. a , cunaiclinn ducket fee)
\ i a f r , G. W Hfx-nrrr J r., John G. f» r aarh m onth.
City, It w a* h c ltc re j h rre today,
A rxording to rep o rta reeelaed la nardy, Ju d y . Jam ,* G. Sharon,
Jan u ary ____
Rt 20.00
li. S Whit# «nd | 'r n | K. WiLon.
F eb ru ary
. . . a lo )
by I’reaidenta I’orte* Gil. th e reliel*
Mi H erring al-.n, r n u li in fa'.or
March
._
.
TSOit
p lan to ro n cen trate th e tr forrea i t ut th# profHitrl |n abotith th* in*
April ...............
IOA.W)
thia ixiinl a* It la ta tily defended hUlulion.
»l on
Th# Bnchimka r*«» la a n a t a n l
Mr. Hagan » d h* had an “open
Ju n a
.
fa rrla o n rom nuindlng the c o u n try - inltul“ on th# ituatlion ami Mr.
July- 1 «.
1 ( 1.00
hntrm lttir*r rr<ium<-.#d mor* fart*
altfa on th a north, a a rt am i weal
A u g u tt .
MM
on th* co u rt’i • parallona. Fa*h
. -a 1.1em ber
4*00
r t u v a . t d a willingncaa to conOctobiT
20100
’tn ia r fu rth e r • ta trm tn ta fro<n
N orem lw r
tn-nibar* o# |h t b ar U « i , anParent bar
m oo
Buuncrd th a t a m eeting mill ha
held M at wark at' which lim a pro“Thia i* th a m at which l* paid
PA R IS. M ar. 23— ( I N S > - Re- (‘-■ala fa r reduciiun o f c o u rt cuaia
l y th* Fin# and fic la ltu r* ru iu l
apuiulbllltv fe r n continuation o r will ba dUcuat-d with a »t#w t«
(lo n tin u e d On P ag * Tkraa)
0 break down o f tha' ra p a ^ ito n a m aklay raconrerm lationa to tka
ennaaraae* will b* put upon tk* U jrulatut*.
G yrm an delegate* when th e deiis
■milon* ar* ranewad h e a t ThuraTO C O N T IN l'K ISJLIC'ICS
d ay a fte r th a lla a ta r race** of
IR irb r * weak
WASHINGTON, Mar. » <»w*0 P Y oung, rhairm n n of the
ATLANTA. Mar. S»-(IN H Ir* pa ration* fxpa-rt’* com m ittee, (INS)—Foreign pcdicia* InatituUJ Tka third trial ar R chard Galloby
formar
Secretary
of
Stnl*
Kali f e b d D r. H Jalnw r Schacht, hand
ity, alleged •nkrilT alayar. far tk*
dlcntlng
\u r lil
High S c h o o l Girls Perform
c ( |m
w a r . f o r m e r p r o n i.lo n t o f th o r " " " n '.
7T15 L EATHER
l-int
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nartww
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Va, 14 **ar« in Chlnuo* h
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tea,bar. Ila bvwio ht
puilttc. •« *n »Merman in ta
la.-inpaow -ic tn u ti o n , **J |* t.
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t).Al t i l # I fin*
l>w lill'w f if
!>»» I i t u . | *•»« ♦» *.t fa hat
P«#r 1 ha . a n • Iat l*»
M.'srrA
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11««i41l h*•** i Aikilfsta mn «tl
w«»t| «| m.
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•*Aiy iN'trns
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• Hi IS# a*lh#f hsn«|. if
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| u s i i i \ iMhlbSuMd l« barn#
th a t th ' I’m
S-usr mas *«fht
h*iIm
mff 'b #
|i i 'n i i 4n.| iSor t
m*.r. tajtei■u.nt Ha. bean will.
t),ut »• V ug, the D a p o rt____
Ihrough iu . a—x c of * 1
Ito n lin u e d
Toga 1
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P«f| «||| ItoMfcMf
Sanford Has Chance *^4 U*l M
hand, an d th at bn anted
shfll the Vwt |U*edit*1 %
141<r«|, For l.eifion Meeting ufu«.* r iliahia June*
la w whtla htnaact
IS41
n«t r l 4v 1*4 rt.4tt«r
1.dietad undae th# raiotaad n e t
U|t fp«St th# i Kit4«)l411 iff H l'tuK
•t • ilputnt | |
stilt b# l i- si, 4rhiriliM | |ai tS«m, hsst %«*ui*l
h# 4 «|Vftr*tlo« f* f t i p ”is t r s s
tbiSal UsyrM** til S4*#t|#.
I fc«
nf U * th# fA< It
•UI M*un.|in*r ih> s U rt • ( U s pers o u s is la* b« th tin n in s tl, niM t
bs
Kr«ui tW f n m h
ra m • su g fsstlo a th a t a ronm U aion ba »,« ap. Maa rapariam d
and prafttaiotnal fitaata a r t a p t
t« tn ta r |t.'.u d * l,rtain atian of
thia phaaa a f th* m atter.
)*•
triUsil.
(apt Randall, a farmer LJaut.
r.,f>.mandtr In lb* Bntlth Nary,
la an *tp*rianc««l npnaatur and
•aw (rawar *crvlrt I* th* Mwrh
Han during th# World War whan
aatlgallng waa ju»t that—and
kighfjr Impartanl.
Of Rontaarain Bawl, raoaoaan.1
Inn th1 Iwttar which oaak th*
I'm A W llttla'U koni. Santa
wnina, oo-callrd warrant %
2/bara.
Th* M khaalaun -------- , r 7, 7
larea-t |u fucoa a 'ta n tlu n In Wl
A l t '* on tha cuogIT M M ni n
which ra tu re .ti fn .w fk a a m n
Monday Th* r t m o a l wan fell
•4 by r * p . « , th a t oenwa n t a l
• f «ha p a rty warn nllawwd f
* > » o f th* part,'* which t t r t
•ponhintf la a g .in a t thn tow 11.
and th a t thua given on t a a e
by enatuMa ag eata a t S aw )
I
according In a n nanaunen.
m m t today by (,«,-rg* G. llarT tng
rv.nunancfer o f th a ( 'a » ( k a l l la * »
lag I ' at. who aal.l th a , a t a meating t - ha haM Monday night, a
eumm tie* wilt ba M om J to can*aaa th# xtuaUow to neeaitnia af
tk# City ba* atnpl# aecnnoa.tottoaa
ta pr.ivida fe r th* I.CtlO a r oaora
.1* legate*
At th* recent a ta 'a rwavyatton
I* JaakoanelQa th a talactla* n f a
meeting p 'acr fa r n a*i y*ar w*e
left ta a rom oalttra, which la da
W . Gihawa ( * > # >
rlarad to ba fe eerah la to San f a r I
Mr M arring .a id U R c t P . O d ttta J t* . wHn reyryaaatad tha b e a t
peat had plaead a le atativ * hid
wit* (ha rom m lUa* f e r Raafeed.
Tha oalaytian wilt ho mad* w illed
th* naat 90 day*. It ora* at*tod.
k!»Skt to
<“* "4 OU
kVj'N^n
Important Witnesses m “Diy*
Slaying Have Suddenly
rmaka a f th* N ary a r aanat guard.
L aat-m in u l* U ip ay er* w y ry u r g O rdinarily. ■ h o n u w ata wauld M l
ed today by CaitoaUe John Ik b* nhto In ditmrmlno hia punilion
J la k la a to n u ll (hair u a hill* w ith a t aan a t a rc u r a trl^ a* * Unload
AURORA. Ml. M ar. » - ( L V J »
rem ittance* to , a rd o r In avoid fa rm e r r*»m tooton*d o fflrar ta —The itofkra a# tw a to p w la M
th*
B
ritU
h
N**»
a taa d fag in Ua* a* bto a ffk a . la
“w ltaaaaoa" to tb a A a ru m d ry
paat year* th* laat day a f th* U s raid th a t r***H#il to tb a ktiling of
payiag period ha# fa a a d lh* afftow
Mr*. L U Iaa D* R ing, m ay aavar
•w arnpad hy th* rra v d a . a* told to m a r t.
B araaaa th* laat taa-p a y ta g day
B q 4 IfelNWW. th* a n i e r t o t t
felt* an Suaday, M r. Jtohtoa a n •P f who tea lifted h* h m i l l a *!af
A ta lk • « to y a ' work by C. D.
aouarad tha* rctaiilanra* may ha
m ade all day Maaday w ithout to . W aif*. aacraU ry a f tb a Sem inal*
c u rria g Um paanlty paracrlhad Ny C o aaty T , II. L a . featured
tow. W hen ran t through th* m all*, T burvday1* Uachaaw a f th e Llaac
th a ram tltonaaa m ay h* by check Club a t tb a V*Ue* U * u L Tb*
*ra n k e r tummawdad tb# Lk*«a far.
I hair ink* real to tb a Jaatom baatot*
hall Laqga* and o ff e n d bto ***(*£’
a a ra to an y a»torr alroilar under
:• / ■
Lions Hear Wolfe
On Boys* Activities
V*
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�M O * S IX
THE SANFORD nERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA. TIItTRSDAY. MARCH 2*. 1029
They Carry Hopes of Florida Univcrsiiy in Track This Sprihg
,
, r ears Likely
For Dempsey Undertaking
m bb
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*
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%
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N o w y o u can m a
Backing: Of Delaware Capitalists Would Be
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Severe Blow To Future Success
Of Garden Corporation
a.—J fc , *>»**• y W .!.h
Y? RK,J M“r- 2» - u n s ) _
r******
financial arrant
trranr •.
—
‘“l . . 0'° f •■ rinanclsl
Training ('amp
P"**1 b*twe«n th , Ormpicy-Fut
i* m £ r ^omhln• *«>1 th* Uu Pont
Briefs
m illion. « ere luppowd to bo B„
d lv
‘I ■ rr,n<'la* on to
ST. I’ETF.RSlHT.i.. hTa Mar
*- '
T&
f tn,c- -"uring
ft
Tpx Rlck.rd a b f i t y at Madlaon 2H—(I NS i llnrb
N<*w
York
Vonkr.
e
\h»
w
it
kayo*
Shu
°*r^nn. »
"•«.
i
t ,w ,r* ln',,‘*d Mcantlma th- r<I by neuriti* Inn' nmnn, boys ha*
i S l S J ” "„ K,"rll|-> "•» that
.
ntre-yrat
arrangement is re.vly to pitch ng * n an 1 wmiM
ikr to wof)( n ft*\t i in*i
in the*
fWbt.h!t
C
u
T'U
C
t
01
rlntf wor' i
2 2 ,,'* • t.
I. Wider ft,,. second game o f thr
r " Um“ l
Ota Amtrlrnn legion •r»Hcs" with the Si ),*•igi % Cardin
f?™* ■•t*ae«l to U lomrvtiat pm- al* today. Dahi* Ituth m h iving hi
♦'waptwy and ronsMrrahly an.I- annual Spring nttmk f
*V[‘*P* Th.t..!*t,<?r Ih-ough
t,
P * dant, William F. Car«y, has the hands *ntj miy n •’ |»’ny today
a contract with Miami but nothin* The Yunk« h*vo r» ’eaued W A
“ ,P#S ,bl*d n F lw da baaing w th Ovten, rookie outfo l Irr, i thr
club on option
f* 1 th« American Ugion Carat Aahville.
l | undaratoorl to hav, irked t),
{**•»- hy criticizing the work of
SAN ANTONIO, IV* . Mar >*
at the Shnrkry
-•(INS)—The NVn Yi rk •iiautBUlbling fight.
. J“»t how Intimate, if lt .11, may rm-ct the I’lttabtarii I’irnle*. ilinr
traditional rivals, in <lie first <im
A) < ** *2?
between th» Dntnpenterprise and the du teat nf a two-game •••*(,•« tidav
»OIU interesti tha writer doeant Frrd Fitiaimmnn*. husky piti her
Ptortba to know. The myiterioua played thiiil h i'e In n prartiee
Mr. Cole, who wrote the check, game yeaten'.ny and aaluniahej
inat convinced
Dempe.y that manager Mi f'rn I y cuveriug th,
«ther people'* money la alway* puaition faultlravly.
p o d at tha bank, hie hinted dark
ly shout hit •'heckles” and .omr
TAMPA. Fla . Mar 28—fINSt
«
.* n ,m * du Fon‘ hat been
SUaWed to escape during the gen- —Rrellng under the nhuek uf «i«
.55*1 chit-chat. Tha Tmpreaalon defeat* in eight gnmaa, the llriv k
Utoa eraatod waa that the du Pont* lyn Itohin* will !ea\e here tonight
j jy *
interntnj but pub** for West i’nltn Reach, where tl tee
gomes will be played with the St
Ba that aa It might, Dempsey lotuls Riowna.
Md a roaarvation on an early
trals out of New York thia morn
PIIOKN1X, Arm. M ar
2H
•sg and hi, organlaation mode no
t.i aaertf of Its undrf standing that ( IN S )— Avanirrd of onr of ih rit
hl« daatination waa Wilmington, f i r t defrnfa on th r ro a it hy !»rnl
BH. and a conference with du inif th e Chicaffo f'uhft 11 t ,• Id
ont Official* Affording to one y esterd ay . Ilurky l l s r r i t am i hi*
Ttralon, aaaurancea of flnanca! TJl*er« moved over to El P aso to
support already have been'given
and Dempaay’a v(al| thrrefo.r, waa the Tijfrr pitching wm little hrttrr
to coma In tha nature of a formal
fcrmting and get together.
will h« back In town by
njcatfal] and tomorrow will be
fin working out at Artla Mrfiov•fP.a gymaalum while tha camera*
click and th# crank, whirl. A well
d-veloped aanac of tha drama'le
, ? * t * *,n tl«man doing the
{•ih t thing at th# proper time
Nobody knows whether he a go
ing to fight or not and ha figu.ca
leap nobody knowing Iml finttely. Meanwhile, ha will keep
•Peculation climb ng high In the
flMtmhalt tcala by training Juet
js ° ° s b •<* that no one will bo able
to ecu the turn on him until he
*a wsdy to call It for h'mealf.
That t me wll| come when It la
■
5U* .that ha muat declare him■ale either aa a promot e or n
- ftlhter for tho New York Commillion probably will declma to bo
*u
*ny •rrsngame.it
whereby a man can be both. Aa
long aa the doubt axllta, however,
tha Fugaiy-Dempsey keavywe ght
ahowa will gap a distinct break In
J
tha fact that it will ba tacitly
i rntdamto' <1 thig- Dampaay-W-waw ■
* hiif to claim tha final lurvlvor for
mm:
it Colder th a n Cold
'b l i S u
T h f < old ( o n trol. rrm nrluiM c new fea.
It; it fnu rtl only in I'rlgld airc. glvpw m «j
tliffv r r n l f.t-cgin g sp e e d s w h iih w,'j
i m ti*-a nl w ,|l. It is u sim p le dial which
•liv'd*. I he
fr<*«'/in » o f ice ruhr* ,md
dt -.sertt tin I lirin i t you new ctinsrnii ncc. new im p licitv .
( nine in nntl see w hat it w ill do. ;ind gel
a Irer n ip s t>f our new recip e lunik.
n , \ i i)i*: i i.
INC.
w o l f f .,
I .III N . O r a n g e A i r .
O rl.tn d n . r t n .
i.l I
fit III \ Hf *MIN tT U « I f f ll.d fif r fh
• hr
I<1 |*aatnl Mlilllria lit I
*
• *
M U M III Nt Si 'lliif l<ll at •( la • |, • ••!•. I
runt prill loo in thr !.•%•»• •• j « ft| | ft •• . •
I
p.tll III Ilia- I.faf • |r«it l|
.
In t|«r #»*••%» fttaiMp ^1 • . *r In**1
\
T h' ••»• i • lie•*
\
•*• '»»
iff y# li*r 'iv * jfumi* fh*» i .i'
|'il, d u|> i l l v risti ?«•.••• t‘ ll ,
fit III: y 1 ilt liii'if r iiltl ii llm
ftwuy.
f INS)
•*H*tkT"A* hltr •
t AnoPirr
Steer*.
5
K!s PASO. 1,-a Mar 2M •f IN
—Tl»c f 'hlrd|*n fNlbft f»n*| It. i
Tijfsr* \ ••n» t*» rrnt* v t heir f«'il
Kl |V»wn taid.iy.
Old Gold wins
at Princeton
in a test of the. 4 leading cigarettes
I Hi PAlth
itiou came victt-rifft ov«*r th* , I
m Orlians i'c ttnris t«a four.* *|i •
ly • nv ilf't'B’* Thi» Tribe me i j
n yrtterilxy'a conttvet, ,”i in *
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> M'-Jijs* |y?'t f '• linl fir111 •s|ttii| if i /»r I'nftrrally uf f lu*f»l» » hnm irr
u(M,n g,
< Mir t'lfrtn tl n hut from lift In r'jlil. |.r 1t<>» fl .|" Itwlhrj, fn»r*f Munfff Miw*
\rlitiH ftn«t I- r laietill.rrul ll'atM.i fr.trV *ljr« mill r Of) I Hr Orungr .mil llltlr 111(4
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THE
H A lir i— SA V E
A T H X I . i .s "
Automobile
G LASS
r.ln»n for all m:aka-a of |
cars, put in lay rxiKrienred m:an. F ast nerWce.J
(liv e us a ring.
When
You Think
o f
ma LoNey shows
IMPROVED FORM
in wm BOUTS
Is NowConsidredOne
OfLcadingContenders In Heavy Class
; BOSTON, Mar.
M -(IN 8.»—
* Jamaa “Bhamua'* Maloney, ”DylU Jim," who, • year sad a
aga wja regarded aa a "ham”
ar, la mow herald ad aa a can
tor tha haaywalght crown.
crowd that tailed him 4
rater" whan ha wa« thing
aaunt of ton before Qaorce
and Tom Hooney in their
nta la chairing him and
a i the nag; heavyhat Injected Into hie atria.
‘
spirit ha never before
JJE R E you'll find
gurmenU for
.‘•priivj. AXfilh Kiu<l«r only a few days away,
"The Daily Princetonian” was asked by the
P. Lorillard Company, makers of OLD
GOLD cigarettes^ to conduct a test at
Princeton to determine which of the four
Xhidesteiclling cigarettes had tiie greatest
taste appeal.
you'll be need Ini; one of these new spring suits.
Triced from—
For the purposes of the test the four leading
cigarettes were "m asked" to conceal the
brand names. Undergraduates were asked
to smoke the four brands without knowing
their identity. The cigarettes were num
bered, and the men merely chose, by num
ber, the one that appealed to them most.
The test was' made at eleven Princeton
upper-class clubs and at the Freshman Com
mons on January 11th to 16th. In all, 303
students smoked and compared the fpur
cigarettes. The test was conducted In a
perfectly fajr and Impartial manner.
(he ncwwt
Just u fresh nil the spring season these shirts
V t here In ell wanted styles. Solid colors or
patterns—
; NEW NECKWEAR
Tlaataa.l.ed f gfcraadulclia^m , ,.“MM>a4~wWS
Displayed f o r Easter wear. Cheney
cravats and other brands— ’
.
The results show that "Cigarette W” won
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C e le r y Markets
SANFORD,
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FLORIDA:
Hot,
clear. Hauling* heavy. Light wire
Inquiry. Demand alow, maefcat
weak. Carl and* f- » b. u su J term*,
19 inch crataa In th* rough, I to
8 doten, moetly ground 91-25, 10
dosan moetly eround 91.00. Con
siderable atklpmcnta rolled unsold.
O A l/nilO R C : Clear. 44 degree*
4 FhkJ, arrived, 17 ear* on track.
Including broken. Thursday. Buppile* moderate. Demand slow, mar
ket dolt. FLORIDA 10 Inch ante*,
Individually washed and preclude*,
8-to a doren > 2 4 5 -2 4 0 , lew high
er, 10 doaen mostly 92 00. few
92 25; washed and precoohd 3 to
8 dnxen 9240—2 4 b , few higher,
10 doom 91.75—240; all alia*
f ilr quality and condition $125—
I in,
PHILADELPHIA:
Clear, 42 de‘t gre>». 9 Fla., arrived. 19 car* on
track. Including broken. .Supplies
moderate. Demand moderate market firm for good stock. FLORIDA
19 inch crataa, la th* rough sod
r washed, cons idaw bis fair to poor
quality and condition, 3 doten
,V 5150— 1.75, fancy 5245, 4 to 8
! doten >1.50—245 fancy 12 50, 9
J' doten 1140—248, fancy >2.75, 10
I tioxrn fl-00— 1 50, poorer, all tiret
t
*1—1«5.
.4UCW YORK: Clear, 39 degree*.
V 19 Fl*w arrived. Supplies moder. ale- Demand slow, market dull.
IC--Conoid* rs bis fair to ordinary
quslitv and condition. FLORIDA
£ 10 Inch crate*. In th* rough ana
Washed, 3 and 4 doaen >140—2.00,
9 3 4 4 - 4 4 0 , 9 doaen * 1 5 0 h 225 faw 9240, B doten 9 140—
f 1.71, few 92 00. 10 doten 1 1 .0 0 245 poorer 111 sites low as 94.00;
! Gram, all alias >1.75—2 50, poor-
6 er low aa 9140-
CHICAGO: Cloudy 44 dag.wa.
•rate. Demand n o l m t i market
b U M r FLORIDA 19 Inch c r .U .,
washed, 4 9 and I doien ,4 2 .5 0 100, few beat higV r, 4 and I f
doirn >3 85 - 2 .50, raw beat higher;
unwashed 25 naata discount
PITTSBURGH; Partly d o n * .
54 degrees. 4 Fla-, arrived. 50 ear*
«* track, Including broken. Hoppi lea liberal. Demand alow mar
ket about steady. FLORIDA 10
lach crate*, in the rough, 4 to S
datan beat mostly $2 00—2.25,
fetr high aa 91M , poorer low aa
41.75, 3 wad 10 doaea 9140—2.00,
meetly 41.15—1 0 0
CLEVELAND: Clear 4 Fla.,
arrived. II car. an track Includ
ing broken. Bupjrtlei moderate De
mand moderate, market about
■teady. FLORIDA 10 Inch crataa,
4 to 10 doten In the rough and
washed, beat moatfy 12.50—2.75,
few lance $3 00—8.25, S doren
9200—3 41, ordinary condition all
(Ilea *2.00—2.1*.
WASHINGTON: CDar, 41 de*:*»*. 1 Fla- arrived. 5 broken
and 2 unbroken cam on track
SoppUe. moderate. Demand light,
maifeat slightly weaker. FLORI
DA 10 Inch crate*. In the rough,
4 and 6 doren 92-50—300, moetly
$2 75—3.00
CINCINNATI: Cloudy, 40 degree*. 1 F la , arrived. V care oa
track. Including broken. Supplier
liberal. Demand moderate mar
ket about steady. FLORIDA 10
lack crakes, 4 and 0 dyen. 12 25—
240. other •!*** mostly 12.00.
BOSTON: Clean U degree*. 7
Fla-, arrived. 11 c a n on track In
cluding broken Supplies liberal.
Demand slaw, market dull and
weak, FLORIDA 10 inch crates,
individually washed and precoolso, 9 and 0 doten heat mostly
92-25—2.50, law 52.75 poorer low
a . 5-60, poo rctmdltlon al| sites
few long aa 9100.
ATIANT*: Partly cloudy, 54
degraea. 4 Fla., arrived. 3 diverted,
7 ca n on track Including Wrttan.
Supplies mod*rata- Demand mod
erate, market slightly weaker
1 LORI DA 10 inch crates, in the
nwgh and Individually Vgaihrd
and pracooled, 5 and 4 dosan,
moetly around 9245.
money. A fake m e s u g e w as sent
im m ediately saying
th e funds
w ere forthcom ing and police of
tha - 'th e m city notified. When
D evosm ire w alked into the tele
g rap h statio n he walked into a
police tr a p
n<t readily adm itted
his identity and quietly subm itted
to arre st.
" I m urt have been Hrr.nk to Have
taken th ia child,” be told police.
**I never would Have done it while
I ws« sober.1* T his w a, th e only
s ta tim rn t police couVi get out of
Devonshire.
“I don’t know why 1 did it,"
Devonshire told police. “ 1 had
been drinking. H ie events are
hazy lo my mind. No, I didn't
harm (he rhild." No charges has
been j-lactkl a g a in st Devonshire
pending the a rriv al nf I’rnnsylv anij au th o rities, who ordered thul
he be held here.
Daughter O f Auto Kidnaper OfYoung
Magnate Involved G irl Apprehended
In Fatal Accident In Carolina Town
M IAM I, Fla., Mar. 2 9 - ( I N S ) —
M rs. J, IL Dodge, of D etroit
d au ghter-in-law o f th* autom ohile
m a n u fa c tu re r, to d ay w as sum mon
ed to a p p e a r a t th e Inquest over
th e death o f D. B. Hennesey, 71.
president, o f a Providence, R. I ,
oil com pany, who was kilted when
ha w as stru c k by lir a
Dodge's
autom obile yesterday.
Th* inquest will be held a t 2
o'clock th is aftsrn o n n . -Mrs. Dodge
waa net bald a fte r th e accident ami
no charge waa placed ag ainst her
W itn esses declared llennesay was
croaslng a viaduct *d 'b * County
Causew ay betw een
Miami and
Miami Beach when he waa hit
II* died o f the way to a h o r/ital.
Mrs. Dodge said she saw H rnre s s y crossing tha viaduct c a rry
in g a fish in g k it and th a t she blew
h e r horn sevearl ttn ss. Hennessv
failed lo b red the signal, she de
clared. and walked into th a aide of
h e r c a r an d was injured.
BERK
PH U.A DK LPIUA .
M ar. 29—
(IN S )—C urtD S Devonshire, 87yeaT-tAd ITilUdelphia salesm an,
waa arrested early today in f h a r lotlo N. C , In company w ith Alice
IJib u ti, 12-year-old m issing W est
Philadelphia girl, according to
word received at'p o lice headquart
ers hare. He was seised ^.in a tele
graph office w h e rr h o ^ h ai heen
lured by( a fake telegram ^
Devonahir* w aivnl ta tm d itio n
and two f’hilmlelphia detectives
a re en m u te south to firing him
back to this cjty. .He Insisted he
had not harm ed the girl.
Police revealed they bad learned
yesterday that DrAonshire had
very little m c |y ^ v h e ij he left here
So believing h* m ight wire here for
funds the local ti-legraplt officer*
were asked to w atch ty r mes«agea
from him.
,
Late last night *n wire was re
ceived f r o n C harlotte by Devon
shire's brother-in-law asking for
COM IN C A NNOUNCED
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LOS ANGEI.EK, C alif.. M ar.29
— (IN S )—A $60,000,000 com binat
ion o f u nited a r tis ts ' production
com panies, studio, and th eatres
is n early com plete, It w as anm-un**
ed today b y Joseph .U. Schenck,
president of tha concern.
OUR
EASTER OFFERINGS
art Jh I aa goaaoaabU aa Ibt latest style hi dreaa or
haL Hi la Wrsek you may soloct the very items you
4ealra to make each of your fa ster Meals a success.
Freth foods from the farms or highest quality, natloaally known canned foods—you’ll find them priced
low a t A AP ■tores
NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.
Lbs-
21/
45/
2 Cans 25/1 p in e a p p l e 23/
APPLE
*'•
P la t
25/
Qt
1 BROKEN SLICED NO. 1 1-2 CAN
ALL AftP STORES AND M ARXETB—POR
ii Premium HAMS
RASTER
L*>.
BUY
2
Route H ighw ay wtl be opeted I(|
near fu tu re.
JACKSONVILLE
—
IAM.000
ap p ro p riat d by governm ent for
erretinn of new federal building.
STOKES SEED SEKVICES
Heredity
—
Vigilance
OUR CELERY STOCKS
Are Giving Excellent RettulU
Throughout Florida Celery Sections
PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW
EASTER
For July To October Delivery
FRESHNESS
You'll find a touch of E aster freshness on every enn - • • on every shelf - - •
In the Ice box and even th e xpotlewH floor. Everything radiant with frenhnr**Thousand* will enjoy Plggly Wiggly E aster frenhnes* and take advantuge of
th n e Piggly Wiggly E aster special*.
LET US FURNISH ALSO
Vegetable Seed For All Year PlnnlCng
Flower Seed For Summer Blooms
Vlgoro— Fertilizer for the Flower Gorden
GREEN
MOUNTAIN
POTATOES
10 lbs
SUNSET GOLD
I
Lb.
SEEDSMEN
2 LBS. AUSTRAUAN BROWN
BANANAS 2 5 H O N I O N S
BUTTER
FRANCIS C. STOKES & CO.
52/
C. IL MASON. Florida Manager
18 McLander Arcade
1'hone 184
3 LBS. FANCY WIN ESAU
APPLES
BEECH-NUT
'i L a FR EE WITH PURCHASE OF
I*OUND.
COFFEE
MAKING PU RE BEECHNUT COFFEE
COST 44e l*OUND.
NO. 2 CAN BEECHNUT
NO. 2 CAN BEECHNUT
Spaghetti
Pork
12% /
14/
25/
SWAN
P BRAND
length auggeating . • o w p n j H
re g ard in g th e bast m ethod to tf»
r t v at 'a definite sum. T h . Yw,
ious am ounts suggt l ted will k f
taken
into considers f t , n.
m eeting '.oday. which lartcd
s n t sa
hour, w as d esrib td as "the most
im portant single session since the
conference began. The d degate
adjourned u n til Apr. i, to g ire
the expert* tim r to study the
com prom ise. J. R, M organ, one of
the A m erican observers, depart i|
fo r Venice.
GOLDEN PLUME
GOLDEN SELF BLANCHING
.
C ream y Iced A sso rtm en t 2 Lb, Pkg. 5 3 /
Orange Slices— ~~— 3 Pkga. PoF
25/
JUICE
PA R IS, Mar. 29. — (IN S ) —
A <1, finite atrp toward filin g the
annua' sum of reparations th at
G erm any must pay Ib t allied
ix iw tis was t«k n at to d ay 's pirn
ary
session of tbc reparation
comm fti-e K.1 ‘h delegation a t
tending the r paratlon conference
named the am ount it thought G er
many should pay yearly.
Ovwn !> Young, chairm an of
the com m ittee, th n spoke at
DEBOnOTION
NEW YORK. Mar. £9— U N S > Tha old cahrge of "m oral lu e rju ■
tuda,” which once haunted the
C ountess C ath cart, h as b*en revaaled as th* reason behind thu
D epartm ent a t I arbor's a ttem p t to
d eport G uitrpp*
Danise, sta r
barttnn* a t the M etropolitan O pera
Company.
POTATOES 1 0
defense v a i bated on th*
Acquittal C lo s e s ■ey'
u n w ritten law ” and aelf dafanau.
Dramatic Trial 01
Slayer In Atlanta Important Step In
Reparations Issue
Taken At Meeting
BARTOW — Hyman M otor Com
pany form a ly open-d ihtiwroom s ion far the kimincs* o f his m any
here.
friends.
"B ut to n ig h t, "he told the tense
LAKF. WORTH -A m e ric a n 1st crowd. “ I m ust h u rry home w here
gi<m poVj w il| erect $16,000 bos my good w ife and sw eet little
dau g h ter a re aw aiting me " Shtptng srrn a.
,
5 LBS. BRIGHT YELLOW
Fancy No. 1
FRIDAY, MARCH 29,-1929
Grocery & Feed Co.
213 SANFORD AVfi.
FHONE 31
W HO LESALE & R E T A IL
Saturday & Monday Specials
NOT YELLOW SNOW WHITE
ig. 5^ Pkg.
ABT*D FLAVORS WILLOW BROOK
NO. 2 CAN SLICED
BACON
CARNATION OR VAN CAMI-S
TALL
PINEAPPLE
Delmonte Deluxe
5 LB BARS OCTAGON
WASHBURN PANCAKE
FLOUR
Pkg.
9/
SOAP
i t s p u r e —McCorm icks p r e p a r e d
PEACOCK
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VEGETABLES
PIGGLY W IGGLY
ALL OVER THE .WORLD
222 Ffrat HL
W. L. Stoudenmlre, Mgr.
t ja r s
MUSTARD 2 5 '
S YRUP 21
COMPLETE-LINE FRESH FRUITS
FLOUR
118 Magnolia Are.
TJI. Landawtck. Mgr.
FANCY BLUE ROSE
GOOD ft SWEET
SUGAR
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w.M* tb rli hii'iluiil
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tu again lire .* the tn, t th.it th e ' prcilHi* O f to tuil*
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a* p i t . *n th 1 e . j t i * e ... ,i>
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Vu«*icil All The#*. fakFn •
nirt notmna|
rw i 1 f»(****
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New."
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f ^ - h r r ir. ke’ a total Mini, th a t th t in t v 1Inlet
O iw ij Jv
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ilreptinl ClI I'ntiiU , „ , wlk htm ' If tn d -te o ie w
Mr
Judge u c . n n l a . jiid g c
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th^ Cf-i
Cf-uniy C ourt. ..f IJ.r.Oit,
wh le lh iu tl. r*>r.le,| *1 iHtinl*. ( j nB, ,
t i . r v u l t \h a : Mar« , W of which t . t t r i t u l fi.tm lh * . t i l l a . .e v e rr u r. uelkui a*
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'""fihbuld th# County r . c e n ... Ira t-tt.n It w a r .h a rp anil
A# county Judge*, lim it, which tie „» inu-t v. or lion# are, hut
IA J M i ir U N I ,1 : > S ^
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u m o , jiirbillvr on ns iW the .ally whi h »uui d I|)t the billjitiiiee c f th e pv?*c n riiu i), u cl*® ihlV week re .te re d aUni. h« f t V
who h a . a ca.e te In- trw .l U..t grnunil.
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involving
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thu
t V T |tT »ag«""A ,F Mi-year t|« tH t .lu h , w4im n
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H tb# County C uun Ihi-I r t | t n«# th* » eu r •h.rvr# th a t re rn with the , *t* BV ■ "
t..i .i , l.n a tn l o '
I■.lie* th a t hav«
».l eenniia
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t* iKirne'liy the Sta!# the a u t c # 't wilt > .w ing «f ,trhe#
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*he ww*»l
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w h it :
* in tW d n - u i* l.'nort. In the t u t 1 u k . n
nave in that iwrUal. t V tunm tl on th# D#*e*i and S o t
ty Jodge‘1ro t, 11 whet,, all ptohih
advance, and th# w ilj r»- L k t railm od.
*i!2“ £ * t o mu; ;
I ' W Ihe iur :lr(ilin. - rirM t.Ktav are d ig h ll/
C h a rte r ,„« a,U r» h l,, o f M. <U ‘.
0 * 1 tf** wouM a No have to
j bU m ! lh* fin al le»tl of I'dt*.
In rla * * many n t.n y u m i t u n t in
l*t>rnp by Ihe County. Th# a* i
lu iin e i, and aoeial rire ie t ot Cot
rw n th, juntr'a fee* In any court
g
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nrailo,
hut, arordtng tu ewd r* |.»
•»*a than th# i^iunty fourt
1 p s i i I i d s th# M » . g r t t , th.. <iab - m i.
"Tlln Cnintr Fourt ha# lnrti< I n m a n
| f I # , wade im luaive, ami no* ecr u»ly#.
dict'Ot, of a|| civil tnatler# up tn t t ____ I f ! M
W H IT E S A L T
111
Two building# Uciupi ,| .living
W b and If wi- ,in « t to th# Caun, r O r I I I I I I S e l l
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DOUGLASS AND
SHARON I S S U E
COURT FIGURES
Mariruerite. (iiieen
Of Jungles, Takfs
I p Abode At /no
S t o c k Kxchanne
Knjovs If o I i d a v
After II i k ( rash
W. H. LONG
221
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F irst
ST.
CHOPS
BACON'
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"lEi' Wilt Ri 0fSan1»d
By Colarnda Group
ty Judge* Court, th* jurNiitvtion H i v n r p i )
A c t i o n
U 1411#.! to IKK,, the »am* a* U-1 | / i l U I l V f * C i I *» I I
JuHfcc of th# I‘race, and the I’dur.— —
*F I4d*nl»d tha advantage# #f #n
(C ontlnuvd F ro a, I'lg a On#)
laieeiKadiate r<iurt of lt.» juri#- Ih lu u g b ihe keyhoie. lh# b'ltN r
tffetkpg than th# ftrcu t Cuuit, #r
• ' «•*# g ,.n t M .f rf t
tunnel by o ffirista and empJpyr*
of th# idiu triu -tio u com im ny, h g ’ «
bvtn purctuiw d by lh# «lub an d
vvotk will h» begun linni»di#tejy
aalil, he eBW th e hut nf lt#b#i*. | | v rvimalcl an,| l,n|irtev« th# hulM\u ( a “ I ' O" 1.1 IW>| ate Y ap," h r la g ,
,« t# provide adv.|uat# aeleaiilted, “h at ,| p tr- uaed h* wav i rnnrndatlun. o r yialtor*.
Widein lln* be»!mttn»-”
t
J mouthed
tiw p la r #, tlukrnow ai
In, ,.*n # i i tailed ujuin by bU *how*r*, lo tv r.k an,| rn m fo ttab le
roune ' tu tell # f two ovcaaluo. #li#p>eg nionia will b# tu n a liu > |
w h rg he
vtainted Mra. Inman *J.
*
boil n l’aked him wilY w aiet glaa-1 An allvtnpt w il| b- mad# to
aco, ■;(,# Heat vJn*e * n In N##r| make \V#*i l*urial th e wigt*,
a
«r than th * Juatir# u , | V
i (a u rt, to *«»Nt whv citixens
*r>d I V jaw f#r* in apeedy #4)0111
cailtoi o r tV '.r « i m #, whirh la at* • 1 4 a ’d enand tn any a rt!v r huet"**a contmunitV.
‘*TVr« will tlw aya b« n ltn ln a l
<e iM In th# m f.m rm v n t o f th#
l*W g a d t V n o t , wll| arc m e in
th# iounty Jiatg.’a cuuri and ju»iIm (if th e pence cii»-t the .an te a# Yoih
la ( V Coui
Inly Court, an.1 lb«ra will II
little dlffrrrnve in Ih r l
to th# County whew lh»
lb* jut«n of 11 UK,. I# off.
i!»t whatever the aapenw
County Court might be,
tkouth . I wvrv not the
I thi ('ounty F.Jtrt and
a , private practitioner I
advora'e th# nervi of thy
Col*/ in a* thickly |>opj.1
to g lUttiio County a * Seat-I
•JT*
tfim iniil aide
K
of t h l j
|)«Ug a.* rave Iho.l
!*#•*"» f«.» fe r Ladl, j
W-roatr, ll.1tJ.TO; I
5J R !
tockto 1*a*. h i . - 1 '. p.oae
^ iv n v H tV t He*,
U .h iu ;,
*U, fl.O y d /Ji, m in e .# '
a (pV I uf!
, «>P*n>4. ta f t.y .n g
lan<#n raid. )l# waa atl.ep* aport# capital of A^*,ir« <Jnto f*
-
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N O TICE!
Junt Im* m o a lM In Hanford an d w h m a guod Um #
t»e h a ir had and how w# o p p r rtiu lr fh * palrtm aft*
> feu gnod peofiH h n tr R irtn «n. How Im tu rn w* w ilt
»how you how much w* apprreiata yrour p a l r w a i r by
Mfllintt you Rood mrotn at lh * follow ing low p r lc tk ,tfa r
Hal Urdu y only:
i
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(MieW-don* I road
• 1, IlO; cot,vle
an,! coal*),
" ty y .; null#
**, W; bond* taIb# Judge
1<*
Front Store
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MEAL MEAL GRITS- 18* 35r
P o w d e r 4 For 1 5 ^ I J E L L O 3 For 2 5 *
O f T M i O N . S O AD O K
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MEAT 1 3
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B o ls te rin g B u sin e ss
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In a re c e n t fUldrcas b e fo re th o Miami A dvi.rt'iin jf H u b .
I r% .».uf : I
F , K. T rip p , vice p resid en t o f th e G an n ett clipin >4 ih w ^jh ip c ra w hich in clu d es tho B rooklyn D aily K ughy .-tai'l t h a t dur,»
lit* ti#r ♦* r
-w n
in g a p r in te r s 1 s trik e In R och',<d t r when Ih t vv >pnpr*re
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■OLUXD b OMK A l . ■ H l l « w ere forced in a b u t down for thr.*i‘ ilay.-i, r ail bn incaa
TEM PLE
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1
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a ro u sed w ere th e m erch an t* over liM“inefA'trA£*Y«WO ’W
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l u i m i m i i i iI atks
GRAVES
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PR A Y E R —Teach m« T hy W ay, v e rtisin g to iTCuMng (.un ! \ .11 .1 I
O Lord, and lead me in lha ,\V ay public.
E v a rla itin g .
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t h u flre l'^ h t elrrum huts* a r e s o ld n i t n f n -n m i th a n *Ii.<in * «... Il • l - •.•1 t • .
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t r a d i n g p e r io d .
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p erished glow.
O f b rig h t-U a v id birch and nutumn m aple-trees;
And coala w ith shimmering color
such aa thraa
A r t copper baechaa dulled and
felled long since.
Cold aum m era, lacquered autum ns,
paata 1 iprngs,
Feed th la amall flra w ith th»ir
Im prisoned aouls:
And from the crum bled glory of
so personal 11 til llg to a 1 ai n i u*
laiinot live with it it. ’. m i
the avenues of I .ale i,p* n« il in* 1
tiMing. The r p -.i • ,t a'lv iti
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gone, M r. M ira p tc tto la ta g a rly U nited States ruvur in iR .'
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pared by the I’nited Stale: Fm« l S.t m ii - t, nunt.il hi liiH eadline Ip new spaper: “Dandlt pumpliM, nml u e re| 1 .line il here l.eliviitig i’ w il! be o;
Loase Two ■Years’*. T h a t’s nothing, interest to mir read -r >:
. H a rry K. T haw has h ;« n louse fur
“The Seulb m e.Is |,r>.*’geti- f..:t ‘ ami lanire bind t-<
n e a rly fifty y » a n .
tin Intain its pntKperiiy, but it ran net have I Item whii*
Tim a seas when la ilea wont In wooiladiurninir n.nliiu.es lake • lie I 11 we id. tin- uudiir.
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h u rth on E a s te r m :m in g to ahuw gerin, nr tlie entile lick, the wi.m Is 1 ii :.er drags down litisi
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ff th eir new ro sto r h u n n eti; now iHs.s utul underntiues tin* gen«rul w ib.ife. UiraiiMi uf hint
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hay go to see if anyone h as gut n only b imnl) pcrcontngc o f r ychautnble
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Aaw ona.
timber, which could have replut* 'd Ih * \iigin stuiul, is now
ivuiluble on qut-m er lands, ileum «u in hint laud values hnvi
T h i A m erican
Duntile-Duntex
tuffcrctl,
industries ui.d iMipulation I \e ne.ved mil, an I
Company la going to s ta rt a brick
factory in Jacksonville.
More i lie acres have multiplied. Ilevnusc of liim, every year mil“Bouquets and Brick Data for lions of young forest seedlings, which m a slunT tint., would
have constructed a valuable ass. 1 to Innriuwmr.s. have been
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licked up by the flames.
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The lf a r a U l» considering n
*'Woods! fires citn be atopped in the Houtlt becituso mat.
atraw vote to determ ine how many is almost tlw.' pole canto. The wimdiutiurutr Way lie mLiil)
people In Banford would he willing
formed or he may be ucting merely In aiiinidatue jvi'b <M'to t o k> war w ith flreat H rltnln on
account of tha sinking of her tom. In either of tbeso c.vc.s al) that is necessary ih to reach
him with tho right information. U he is actuated by u.ulierum runner.
ions molives Hevero men ures may ne nrcesuury. lint, what
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New light m Franco-Frus,liin ever b is motive he dreaten a danger when hu aids firu it*.
L • frlendihlp. Qtneral Ludendorf hm 1 the Wootls.
been fined eight hundred minks
“Alt individual has tho right to burn bis own land
for libeling one of hl» entmlM hy provided ho confines the fire to his own property and otherreferring to him u “that FrenchvvIho confirms witb tho low; but ho is grievously at fnull.
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unfair, to hls-Mtdgbbom, ofut tminfr.urt11 oT lJnTw*';fare of hi<
7 “A New York woman ha» threat community when ho perm its the fire set on his land .to
endd (o eue the Reratota Herald tpread to tho land of another. Timber growing can not be
for fire million dollar* beran** safely practiced In tho South until tho man who burns the.
that new«paper rafetred to her woods is held to stric t accountability for bis acts.
yacht u belonging to her huibond
'T h e irresponsible burner must bo bnnl.tbed from the
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In* teed o f to herielf- W ell give
voods,
am t-the well-intentioned burner mu.-tt *q\iarely face
you ana gum* oa to who In the
tho responsibility incurred when he sta rts fire on his own
bon In that family
land. Tito South can not afford to perm it tha woods-burncr
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Al Cbpone told the grand jury to block economic progresa."
hat he didn't keow anything
> about Chicago gangetera. If any.
And ths grand'Jury, being naive
, aa un*6phl»llfit*.l Chicago peopie. pndtably bdleved him for
*esr they would be taken for •
rid* H they dldn’U
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to $175,000, which would corisUtuta a splendid advertising
fund, and would makd Florida celery known all over tho
land. Mr.* Markell thinks tho tlmo hns come when the
farm er m ust advertise tho same as tho big m anufacturer
if he wants to get his products before the people.—Florida
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old cooking stove
l\ Sanford Gas Co.Phone 43
106 M ag n o lia Ave.
For The Convenience Of The Public
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*-"ot',«ni »lntc. An,l Klorldu, like
A U :* u a , *an profit muai ( t o «
llr r b a r i ll-o v e r If It fotgat* Hm
pod'lea and r tiu ttn U ta hi* neono a ik t.
Th* new Qulf Refining Can,
p n y Italian at the turner cf tba
\\c ami l’slmt tto open* fur tu».n e i on Monday', Match IH It la
Ilia best lighted station in luwp.
and put* up * »trIking app*aramw
with its rod brisk, orange *ign«,
and whit* ttlmmdig*.—M«ll ..uriie
tho LglaUtar* which \canv<wwr limes- Juurnob
iKXt vnwk enact ■ standard tom
penoatlon law wh'ch will serv* Uiitustry and labor aUk*,,A mvwnirv waiting n«rle«
yrovM*d In ord*r
bs* b*.*> wvltten which It haded that trivial Mvidcnt* may not
upon the *u. crCiful vperalkm of ium* uml»r tho tlaooa* for morw
th* b v In other staUa, At thr pe imam nt protectlo*
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sbtnrs a MU war o/(«rv<i contain* a number of pruv:>MM
of tdopUon. Florida
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law will servo
Open Till 3 P. M.
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during the active celery shipping season, commencing Sat
urday, March 30th, and con
tinuing through Saturday, June
1st, 1929.
Elton). Moughton
Architect
f ir s t Nat’l Hank Bldg.
aSnnfonl. Fhu
HOTEL
FOR LEASE
Fbr Season Of
1929—1930
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fare •tn.e the • um ,c.ug‘ t ,
( .... i laiv t* *n<l 1, probably
•il.ul l.nt v h*t about nt ht r upTh ■ value ( f uur » aternn lon
t r n *rtBurnhU* *>u|R|>r»rt In 4
ininttnn* t!>a'. wlll b-? naked far
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w*ty ( . i l n f l i . i . t n»1 pecr»*»tw for the fafe- Tua mm aouit
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pC ful urlth the an>iUn| va ’ o e .o f tku I
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ilow’iter.
Mut It i!"»t
C nui f.nvRjRr.ly n.c .1 ' ir..n.v
Cowing fiiim »• h v»h:. h t« i Ml’." . . .
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that tl. • Souiu will fall »,*-rw, . • n a k r
th '- e
n p o r o n - te f - r .. ' o n ,“ *•* h'«!>W«lllg anil Will Po on
ti.trc aiiMiitliiB nn.l help irom tin i li.ru '. h aM '- i m njor StaUr i'em | {1
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i i th a . . a t cliim uilrg for r*»oirnl 11 ry at. I ta k in g care of ‘■*1- - o, n
U^m unv fu-nivr <>n.-. If, m *' I t ’on which in r iii moury granted j* | work f o r . u ru y.-or*
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more th'.n bkaly, .Mr. iluOVtr * Uur tvhol* can U*o fu r mnpv than | h o p u l l.y llinl time
If n mind to x wo th* l>vd«f
f i l * v an* rceeivhlg a rd *tr»«- *’u - 1 I • •••; *1 g fu i ra m m t
hi* rcum.mlc thiuk’ht sml
r road work wnat go * s m oney that and have It rhould
uulghl "f hi* political pawn to j ) lo..Qg |,ii.vuU d
-Wm w orle - F bnt-w rntd W fT rie T iu l a l .i t at
•iha v » ,t tctipumio -pc*x*a— -<-rg tan’t hu dfflvft .1 to nlh'T chnn- -uranr* Rua anyono ih a f Uw> ,VnprabU m * whitli *t« m aking '<* it, l*. Thr wa>rn»..Ion Industry 1* lii n il ituv»nrm-nt • will b- in‘*vJoptli tho induitrlal arid conn. •> jfily one of our major c«< p* #|id •*led. In event It lin’t wv -.ill find
la] fruntter of America t .-lay, i,
appropriate *25,000 to* It* O at we have either *|*nt f ' 5.0000
doutliirnrr* ran well iorgiv<- Vm »*o*wh.vl answer wi!| lu- glv.ti the li..,llih!y c r wTI farced tn |.ut the
fur leaving thilu out of the c .u- ritru* pecpV.
the Mrawhcrry
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gruwrfa nr.d damn of olhtra which
in-v mCkn the /ama r»quc*t.~
In .A U ham a, fu r cxam pU , which
\Ve da no* H»ik th» p i!»mt la
nU writer ha* h*d rv c tn l ore., il. g a time f«r dlicunlon if approrri
to inur, the poilticlaM at* g vinl at on*. Rather It wbuld b»i.wl»4rr
nay In the »«-on mist* And :hs In turn mir thuucht- *n<I atDntia.i
,.nomlit* aru vory muck of the to plan f»r first rat,In* thi* nwn
Mutter Rchffl. Intacil upon ci h ay. tfp mllsg it »Uf Is* *<»y
*fftcieney ami cu-onllnatron au.| -innigh "***♦ It ha* he,
been placed in
A D V E R T IS IN G IS COSTLY. There arc a number of .. lent* n tb a ileytlopotenl of A «, t:..i tro a iu ry .. Mamlierk
M rm 'erfco f tjia Ixu.um
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firm s in th is c o u n try th at spend sev eral million doilnr*
v .ututv whq k*t ndrd thu' L**f
UaVii in tlo Mow o r »pjr4 burg dinnvr 'are tald to ha,o
annually f o r th e ir in d iv id u al ndvertisiug programs,
A la r will
political log-tolling i,a *|> ilt- pi-dgrd 'hvlr *Uppo*S tn tha
g re a t m an y m a n u fa c tu re rs spend sev eral' h u n d re d th o u *eckaur- In Alabama tha liuln*.
pn c » m
W« aan’t
sand d o llars y e a r a f t e r y e a r to keep thch) p ro d u cts before D ial U adars w ho nr* w u qln, ih» chainiKri*
tbjnk »* anyth'nf more fooll*h- It
tho public. E. I*. M ark ed , w ritin g for T h o S an fo rd H erald, llaivllght from the purely poliil..! an*a well that thiv altrmlol and
On tha Workmen's
Uon taw map af the United (Mate*
Canada are five black spots
•-------gw ;«** wh-cb
laid workmen'*
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m u un talking In term* of Mo.iv- hntrd th- plaint* uf the. water*
BIB pepper of th* B*y* th e to m a y bo 10,000 c a r s o f F lo r id a celery n ex t aeu ara u-oivc.mic
mlc i.idea, and me'l. la.
Bus. who hod b**n *t- aon, but to bo conservative, figura 8,000 cars of OftO crate«, ta tfo t Hoover’* political larg«ai«. owltn peupl# but they W*r* l->t
eallial en to act. Of course no rn*
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Inatltnt* of •ta te im a n each or a total of 2.800,000 crates. A five-cent advertis
F lorida h«* no auvh ln<tu*tri|l . »akl deny their personal Tight U»
; Rolllna. dropped In to p*y ing fund on each cruto would yield a total pf 8110,000.
trwi matter but we were under the
dtt]* vtoi! Wednesday, W* Contributions from tho m arketing agencies and tho largo tu tu r* a* A la b a m a .h a s. But Its
igricuK ural f u l u * *urp***«* A lato Blast Bill oa w* bar*
celery handlers ou tho market might increase this amount bama'v o r Ahat of a n y o th er
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OF
KYMNINO GOWNS
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ITueat at a tirid f- lu r.., r y n
T h u r * .b / afleinnvn liy Mr*< K I
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|h. i# jlm*y% mill Ini
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ll •» *4%in|* nitfSht juit m
Flat Crepe
Satin Crepe
Georgette
i ^Biemoiito of the « ( » i a n .
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A pa«t«l rolor frh rm n «ra» tie•4* V*loped by Uw roan. IIUU dr^K
Owe. yerbrnu and other Hpeiru
/ , ftaw ari whUh
were arranjtnl
•Unit ib< n> m* a here lh« Kurile
W«*<> rece vnl, and by Um talllr*
,, '- f h l t h were dr id it ued an baehrta
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•i;t*el 4» <hm i*rlc*
Tlie liigli point o f flic Sprint; fjdiinn
world piuJcs smartly, Herr irrTro.
confuJcin.c in their vtyle curn.incn .
For YFomrn
For Miue.1
For J union
inu» th.»r u « n U n k
m And I landkcrchief
( immg il»#ir |vitG(i
lit**- * it Amtiftrr irtuiKli
|r r r -m f iftai llunk A*iouot
| Hand"r
||i> irkrr|Nrt «r« ^UaI (•
'Kcrvhiefs
Ha *,| (•(«.)%• t\VU«k«>r-
pun#.
•Kiitft in «!l
I >■• n . i p r e f e r l o ' r h » f | *
lief* pel
)w«'. ih t
It" Uf "Sale ir r l lunh m
parr!
fd k d win, Ubwrn.
T k . p rliei whleh a ir * wr»p|i«l
With c LI paper and tied with p j f
p U rw h«n<. »eer» re ’ented to il»n.
k m m rt M tC^ll ar.d -Mr* lU w k u o
H ijrtllH iT Mra. M iC .lt rcte>>ei| a
7”>c & $1.00
Smart Hose
lini.k f.ie Iktaeli a. 1 / I
Uypitder Lai
hat hruih
fur. htph m o
ami Mi» I'unwlly »<« itlvea a
■ I ia M .L a
DRESS FABRICS O F T IM E L Y
Y o u C a n D ep en d O n l
Importance
liMcy Mtfor cut piue.
, ul »al.<i ami ice *«r*4 wai *er
«wd lata in iha aftetnuyn by the
Iwikiee*. im ilt a l by her *»*!»•.
Air • Uyod Palmer, lira. Walia.’e
A Wright, lira. U. C Hill. Mr*.
0 . D. Coawvll. and Mr*, llawkuu
CMAclIy
Gwiriretto
(0 larkte wide. li*U
g n io h lt,
*, J*lltv
C e t l l l r . A. II Vtallaef, M n . Lh
CetnwUy. Mm W C. Ilill. Mia. B.
Painted Oil
cloth I’illoWB
Stdte Day Luncheon
toall want
them )**•»> pillow* the
torment )<* Me them.
Fem-y pmnt d datigae.
paired now at
A- €en.ilijr, Mr*. Ik y d I'eliuer,
Mr*, u. U. Itaggett, Mr*. Ilawklpe
DCaaWe.l. Mm.
Wallace W.
Wright. Mr*. 0- L. l%r«*her tad
air*. .Nett VIruo*.
> plans Formulated
iTho gweata of boaar at tha Male
PUTtanekian which will ha kaLlat
F*r, Saturday
ay U Stanley,
lr*. W illiam !.
a t ; Mr* U rat-r
jraua «f home
*. B. E. U ri* a
F. Vfarlow a»J
naa «/ Oifaado
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At Price* to Tempt the
'Thriftiest Buyer
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jnma '>0f t’hb
tad foe thw ro»
n am* racer*.
whwh w(U
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a *w d HM ity
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$ 1.00
Hose For
Littlo Girla
Aakl* a»i three guar*
INrmaaeak
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flai»h
ur**jaJy, U
la. wulg alt cwatCM v
75c
New Hat a
Y ou Will Want
To See
Uagtk eotka la a Small ehapm m**tly.
brim 1* faaey
multitude ttf new (peiag aew
whit# a*4 all
Ilyin and relay*. IV*- •*tr*w*.
priag e*Ja«*- Wa urge
rwdeol riVue at
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Easter Notes For The Well Dressed Man
Charming New Hats
You will bs
»nd debghteJ with tha
hat* inthn *rl*xUoi|—b*
w**y- fiBaJaf fop Albey.
peetcl
$ 1.00
^
r«l tegla at II
with
■e* I- Wran
allaOtao*d
ehthe
Mand
OMtive
•plendlJ
Orgumlicrt
Celnnetfc
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$ 2.00
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IdkGaltv were: Mr* tm m el Mr
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For Springtime
KI
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Handbags
i iutatg fat StyU
Fancy Neckwoat Nurotex Trouaera
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if* i 1.• JUml T\
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thaary nod othaa kigkjrndo Light wlaha (he eaA t
makea of aeckwear. kU*Ur aurtn* wear. Ugh* cwllaa
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k
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"French Beige’’
$1 to $2
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Shapes— New Color*
. «» Popular Price*
X\
llriehi *X|d*«. panel toact that art t*
- Vlv;- • « twfaflp ipaiglk ^ psaatlliig matatlUaaai
. Aw.
black—loth *m»M hate a» tkeag ari rm
markaUa u thi* price rang*.
$1.98 $2.98 $4.98
Straw Hats
Shirt Valu«l
0»(i and bar* Sanata* *tr»*,
ia taaa, «r>y« and white.
Mom all aUe*. Sea Omw«
Tha wrrel kaaaty oI 44a
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TOE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA,
Recruiting Officer
For Navy Visits Here
M ILANE TO D AY!iflSD SATIJRI)
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V. J Otleer, chief quarten»i»rt*
« r, IT,
Navy ritru ilin ir officer
w ith iii«ut|ii2 r t m
in Or'aivJo,
uHk in Sunfanl titrLty in th f ill*
? Ml
elphiu Fighter
RetainsCrownFrom
Ambitious Aspirant
TrresL of in* work. The Navy if
* to r e r a l tirt'galdt* expcrla, tho v e r
dict sraa a pnnulir'nna.
R f * Tim limit Wni thd main event on
'i tho nyeninr card of Paddy llart «mn'a nfawmoth We<t HMaata.llam. Tha rtructurc. whert fina
louehba havo been applied, wll
j*. M l 25,OOn and w in have coil
, ippfw im ately t7.OCW.6tXi. Cuwordi
• f 20.000 fan* tnrntiod but forlan'f
BfAfltht'a openiri,*,*
' •
' ®**th the nW'Hadium and th<■URQ erowd wero well htiliatcd
;; »hcn (Ira hrok* out in actrfatdi
"*2 closa to thn roof. h'lVctrcn
cjuietly coni{unrtd f|)a hi***- ami
the flrit (nklfn-r thw Inrgp browd
kail of thro InrUont was when
Tv - Yatar, heg-n atraaSlng* dawn on
ibain War cuatonmai. There wr*
Around The Town
Umf o f an outfit. I>ut fo r
o’
>lr*. Rob) M in x
ra .ty m if. a
dainty, l.ttl* whit* b; * . tt kitsil
you f.iHjuktil > h f r v**iru-n r r f
>am High ton, I h ' nhly on**
vhn r ajoy***t ye*t«rday'« m«»Mir.g i#f th# B ar A fpotB tion. I!t
ibotif,
t i*. i*n hmx* . I'wW* ig
non» tJh;f vt •try aft r Liircv
month-* of Arduous work t * * *
coHinthrirf*
R jt u i.l *
driving' 3on . r•I Ot Int.'In.
. pt a lm o st all th e w a y t h r . u t r h
to hi* rr -lit t h i
Lcmtn film actor. * m 'stricken
»*rtoir*!y ill with inf.ucma at*Tiij
T W O . Mar. V i.— (IN S )—Jnp home ‘ -day.
ha* r T i W t« wf*h«fofw a ’I
t h a t , it w j*i q u it'1 W tm m ir.......
W ith T1»«* R eporter
> fnltfht
fa
si -
- :*eu*/s In»tn ’ St*" Hum-
fa n jt P ’tiiii*ii*« n f China
1
wtCRti
i n rtn lh s . ackf>riling to* a n of-
.
.
i**«m<| by
!->d V.
VON S fK O U L IM
•LONDON. M ar & - ( I N S ) —A
m.n<* ruph vton at CDjun. Sfla n
took n toll <f righ* h u d n n ) r^ o
-urtouriy injured t'tln y , rtrror«i*Tia|
to a Central N e t s d isp atch from
klmli ok ,
. *
tli^
IS 11 1
I - didn't
snort*.
l-ra n t <*•
V. * <lf nff handing ntrt over alia
*o a group nf pretty ( arnu-rMt
I
t a t t ng a l»i|f kirk «.n ..t
l ' ;nb. But who w ouldn't. * r
( IS .SI Cup! \lljip Itufliiinnii, l
N , now r .mrrmnibnt; the ciui*
Omaha. wn« tinlav Aypoin'td
ni«vit| aid iti the U l iN* Hot
»i V y svi ?
Mrs l-lovd B vl*»,
Mr*- J a m n f. Wrll-t ami Mi >
Vs*lcri*e f l r a y of L auren*. S i
* r-po*lng a group parki-l m
I it nf th f Stinfortf Dnne
* apt Buchanan eomnmn*Jc«l b<
) i tt yi* lit tie W ilh ff
*T*'rf,pori IlfrtifvriHin which curr' d
w , a r r r 'v turn in**hr*' iliff tBrr nifent !1#*r«11riif **n b - iT
t
m t h r if heigh tw, walk n r '
' i ^ M agnolia
J. E. lO trh ir ' *w| j* tf. Alaska He i'k a littliv** of
*
u
am t wide hat, lh«* fira t >Kvnnsvdl*. U*«i.
th
d o n ’t g iv e
FREIGHT
•M r.M I-m H, Trim ,, ,M«r. 2U. f ISJrt t
Threw I '.u r n t * uf the
medical »clif»il o ' th,- lln iv rally
of T**tinrt*re w rte at th r lr hunn's
today foil,,wing th eir *u*p nsmn
for id r e e l th eft of exam ination
rr.ic eluv tine uf Ihr slinlrr.* i,
llsrc o u rt \ M organ. J r . is ih r
son of the pirsid en t of thu univ e r r i'y r * ’
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HKTW EKN
JA C K S O N V IL L E
AND
SANFORD
latere Door Deliver)'
In City l.imiln
but
ju s t
th e
any
o ld
W hnl
. D A N-C E
AND
CARD p a r t y
Forrest Lake Hotel
ik p r.il
Public Cordially
invited /
vctjt
la t -
K iis tir
*
F o o t <^r M l d f c V r t
t ’h n n e 2L 'f—*w
110U
I'mlcr . Aunplctwiof toe
F i r e s t o n e I ’.r c s a n d
s ifte r
rttre a d in g
th e y
lo o k
NEW
F I R E S T O N E T IH p .S .
I M
(
lh a n
n
lik e
s p e c ia l
iln p p in c f ts c a n d y
A n ti f o r Ih n M iddies, c a n d y
I 'J ts a n d r u d d y
fo r
as
un
box
of
m o th e r,
K a slv ir rn b -
E a s i e r cKICi.
W9 guarantee our work and materials,
Make your old tires give double wear for
about HALF PRICE by using our re
treading service.
i l k . is th e m ost p erish"
able o f staple food s . , .
lima.
AND FILLING STATION
I’UEST O-LlTE HATTERIES
1
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'|t O A l| /
.
.
.
fresh mi l k
p o w e r e d kccp3 f a f
w e e k s — e v e n after th e
' can is op en ed .................
*
H r re's the secret o f tha
" b e tte r taste** of M erits . . ,
high quality ingredients, e l
and baking and
M ARY JdlMBRITH
f
X TK 0EB' y
of thft Methodist
. ’ Church
a re e lin u
w ife o r s w e e t h e a r t .
Is
ct j
’
faw timed h - t '.ed to hut
1 tha champion.
lh m it;h lfu l
th a t
ru b b e r
Ao*pi<r* W amao’a • Club
dnta whllo akklfully w a fv iu tig ti
g..T!iJd tuahoa uf Ihu
•
Tommy wiui a t m tim e in rga'
ttrc a a , Tho aam t may U> anid
’ W alker, b u t lj>u'rbrnn h»p'
Ubing th a t le ft in Mlrkey’a face
Cpylcr," ilurn*t,tf and W lfio n 1
id tim e a lte r tint’.*, lie cym-aeri «»r« th e th u m p in g trin ity o f th a t
rar. a . h a r d tig h t i , th,- brad fleaatar, w ith
Cuylor tending [
amiwv" i* nn tnun kill r, b u t n» •vcrjrthng e v e n t w ith hie rig h t. |
mater hnaev and ring alrafa Engl rh hit only . l i d
b u t Mr
' he' h^» few M f ,*tiy. .wpinU MO'en polled tho av tru g o tin L
key 'fn.nla din 1 rIf ildlmluot
m o re
th e
tr e n d
a n d y
he
N iirri-, n r
Transportation
Company
roulH
W e nst*
sam e
C
aster
e.s t F IR I'.S T O N E T r e n tl.
u s e d In N e w
SERVICE
lll’LANI)
d e sig n ,
you
St. John’s
tiiime t i c most run*. 13,
lleaii and f i u j l r r am ounting for
cseh. Tlic la tte r, how evar, ob.
red w ith . l a doafch-*, th rre
De Forest Sanford Realty Co,
E
tr f .jd
axcln to
Have haan going
mild v hwo.
Ilo m .h y ,' \ViU<m and Cuywr, diatlnguU hcd udvuculi-j a d aulf-*a*
:<frailonlun, wvre ogpcalrd to get
d ru g aom athlng a fte r tho maniF hy which aanilpapcr gat* th m u
A th th<* akin. In dead, all ha*
b te n . aWcct tranqullfry. if thv rcw nt rc rirg w ith tha D atrn lt T icsra in r a n . a In log, Tho Cuba h jt
JU d a a a ttk h i in ' 'H u t *eri»*.
jirum nllng ,Htanli*v lln irl^ lt*\ hit
tcry vm * heavily, to*), lie hit
Tlie place to build, your home
VULCANIZING PLANT
U r
Itjr ItnvU J. W I h
In ltrn r ,'nnal News Herxiee
Hp o rts Kditor
NFAV YORK. Mur. r.».- If yon
rewily can u ettie fur five rent*
m tho d allo r on train in g cam p
farm , th in It a p p re rr tm lav th at
tiiO Chicago Ctlbs nr due >o have
ill th e r a Av ipecd o f th eir firld
When the N ational le'eitu.. cn trlra
orcuk fiotn f.ie p m t In Mltl-Apvll.
The t'u t a ip p a rc n tly arc n* ready
ia a coekni gun, while all se rin ,
(tet ton well With the G ian t.,
Loch Arbor
,n ‘ O u t c a s t
CHICAGO OUTFIT
APPEARS LIKELY
TO OBTAIN LEAD
ftian ag ln f to
g*t uh-ng Ju*t
in lc n h ljlv w ith o u t I'uul \Vuiv*r.
.A(, c <(K.1r-lg
-* . 1o <1j f a r fr*mi a ct In
‘a tk rr la rd e d a
f o r *dSW
ra, l o t fu r eve {yon* t i n t
ta th ro u g h Tom m y's guard, a
sn t tlw r* went IndV enw *
L It m ust ho anid f,,» W alker
TO W ITH DRAW TROOPS
time wV?r * yff eetn him in tha*
r , hu* f v m iy • ( p i ^nO f Pi*,
v a p f t A c O , Slur 23—I IN S )—
C a e ra r w u gntblllati* nnd llrolu*
" c m 'th o rn down.
Nttjw'con w:i>.
g a in g grunt, until id s am bition for
•h ig h e r title s Ini him Into a m atch
w ith W ellington.
■ J u s t how. thews em inent r e n tb m en fe’t m ay tic lsm.v*,; iirs! ,.r - <'
■ tnitny Tram MIcKey W alker, w rit•
named “Tuy" hullilop. an I hl»
f Hold marshal, Jock Krarn*. n!
Hn nun it I* a well known factllir.t
»* neither * Tea-nr nor [kinaparale
^ K’Crlved fSO.OOO In any kind of
’ tnuuwy t* ap p eare them for muffft ihtr thylr «rcatcst "ihot."
Walker, present tnlrldlaweignt
rl champion and
former wolter), Wcdftkt tK’« holder, aspiring to the*
Ri-'ht
hiavywrri|(ht
ernwn o!
* Tommy d^uahron, was -pm hack
hi* p lace" hat night by the
", rhlladelphla champion in a way
p. O u t imilritted Watki'V will b« n.
V » r lo u a t hrcut |„ th ,, light himvf
, rilviahut a* hng as It drmlnated
'
k-Bion aj clover an t#ouKhran.
\ \ Tommy rcUlned his tltU ' by
P /larlaton at |ho end of Id ground*
| ITa wu# fatircd by both judfeo-',
y-Vhich matin reTorco Davey Miller*!
tnto unnerepeiry /nr n verdict
fVijrfta tho dleaetlling oplnluna if
FRIDAY, MARCTl 29, 192$
t h e - a d v a n ta g e o f
K L I M f o r C o o k in g .
KLIM is always handy—on yc"
f ..i i t i r 7
s h e l f — r e u d y f o r ‘i n j t w . .
w ifi?
’ c m .m
>
k e e p * ./ r c j / t I n d e fin ite ly
i.aj climate, in any season, u .\v.\ o i « Ic c tj
Y V K A D F v iv T1IR A.MFHTCAN M AK K H fRfkO O M PA N Y
•'
I
CSii'dren love KLISVS flavor
they need 16 nfrn rijfuiuf*IH SYilUP
- For KLIM Is Whole' Milk -
Gu Psfau u i Other lad
1 TrotAlei Snf feted
■j
YirfioU Mao.
F u rg , J U fc t, fre sh — fro m d h c t e r ,
choicest dairy regions.
■«A
In order to avoid a possible Idng wait in Une at the
window ai Tax Collectors office on Saturday Tax
Payers are requested to mail their UH bills with
remittance, either check or money ordef o’t bank
dm fUfM nvenienW dr thiu, to do ho; U x ^ p t .
%
KUM rrtain.i all the tiouritfiir^
dements of fresh liquid milk J;.*
Wntiing the liranu'r.:.
WJtnrver your recipe
Riilfe use k L lM .W h y not
i
�»nt»rrl at-ilnrl
10— L iv e s to c k
b B e ra U
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bates
k
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n d v c M U e r* .
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a m o n th . If
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W II. Long,
M arket? 221 E ast F u s t Str«*l.
14— R o o m s W it h o u t H o a rd
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Apartments
Herald Classified Ads
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sha',
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fat Street. N>e>l
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C arl t> L angston, Mgr
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tom plaint iO make
try -service p ease
itie n lh |e r tm c n l
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A P P A L A C H IC U M
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FOR KENT— Mahune
P ark Avr- W ater
furnished. C all IS - J
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P ark Apia. - P a r k
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lf>— Hntuscn for Kent
FOR RENT: His room furnished
house, Cose in. A rranged for
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30tl Kim Ave.
i n asparlanca. Also Rent |2f»00.
'U repairing, ban
FOB HlTNT: Flv# room, partly
id G ift Shoppe, Me
(um U hcil hou*r.
MmWrn. Inla Phone 332.
yulre a t 2.^20 Elm Av».
FOR KENT. 3 room fu rn U h tj cou
U fc modern convenience*. 1311
i*hon> M7tT.
fO R R EN T—Buiigalow locatau
a t 2121 Palm etto Avenue, 123 Ot
per m onth. Inquire H erald Of.
FOR R EN T: 314 C hapm an Ave.
[OWNF.US -W e can re
Can be used as single dwelling
b u r. 32xil '.ruck lir a. We
or 2 sep arate apt*. Melton Elec
W fu lar Firestone design.
tric Co., 321 S anford Ave.
<0Ur old tire s give you
rtar. Semina'* Tire Shop. FOR REN T: Five room hom e or
I P r e s , 409 W. F l n t St.
•acre o f land.
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30 arrrs, 3 inch flowing wells.
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— D IR E C T O R Y —
CUT THIS DIRECTORY OUT FOB HANDY REFERENCE
A*o™ Bnnfurd._______
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intoiicate-l •” a«ke,| the f»>rtiek* between him an,| Mr*
of Thatrher
Inman
She was uai
intov ir atrd.*'
Inman «a>d that hr did *>»d kn,.*v
Searchlights playrd about th* said Inman
Whether .'«terlr was ilno«#<| ,,r on
rrvunilinK (jLaln* iluiing
th.* ihen this liquor question was dressed hot he did re. 4 I that he
tht lu thwart it pu.uhlv
.or- the whole rail## rf thu unf* r!u*i
wav covered hy n blue romforter
ia« attack Mathiria guna
ate conflict Iwtween you and vo ir Inman said thst he left his wife
Rtsta along th - Vrenrh. 300 wltV
the utt orney vontinunl
lifter hip in. ulent hut thei were r#
"Y es #ir. I would say it was." ccncllcvf
rd| apart. » » r * rva<ly l » r ini
idlate action.
n>« battle » f
Nam
today
imrd more probahla than any
I# ainr*
(>rn«rat
Auguntin
Ichra mu'Jniril again.j Top.-t*
(T», dafrettng
to the govern.
nt cauac.
ro p rln
fi*M bane ha. ' be p
gbll.h j at San Jaae, about ^
l*a auuth of Naro, according to
Ml hrad<)uarter» here, while
naral
llamnn Yuruplclo coni.nding a con'Jngvnt nf
Yat|ui
liana from Agua I’rivt*
baa
•bllahad hia Uaae at l.a Murt-
n
U
M em ber
CLUEISFOUND
MYSTERY OF
COLLEGE GIRLS
nature of which headquarhere refuMd " » divulge.
ipete late 'art night
wof'1
rourlrr to tho American Conit Naco. Sonora, advl.lng that
eaa r-ady to b.(ln *4. attack
warning the co?.ul to remove
American, from the danger
.
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w» •
lU firlaSS S a V B H I S
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• » <•'•" Sun,‘ »y '• • " ‘■E
,n ,wo ,hur*„
of Hanford people, r.pre• « r t **• prytealanl
rphu" h,‘ * , ''i" « r”
‘ hV ,U* “
* « * • » "'«»• ‘" " • ' l ^
•• «*••»
J«'n *> Ihe aerood annual .unrUe
rerdee to bo held tomorrow morn
‘"g on the Municipal I'ler beginnIng at T o’clock The rcrvlce, which
wUIVeit 30 minute., ha. been ar-
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>81 t i o n v i i v O U r l the young people’ s organltafloaa.
M is u n d e r s to o d
-ss, a
the Ftrrt Chriatian
su ss
iASTt}
°S lrh^
_ c Douglaaa, clerk of
Church,
will
" tr -J s s r s t®
^
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the present. Th* program la ae felOpening hymn. 'Onward ChrlatIan Soldier,.”
Invocation, Htnry Witte.
Reponaive reading, L Ihirk*
Steele.
Prayer*, Mlnale Claris Sim*.
Irby McLane. MUdrv.1 Robinson.
pt by m« and naturally my Carmen Guthrie,
and Bnaaell
has been brought Into the
Mitchell.
rcrey because I bar, been
Scrlptnre lessee, Louis E Hiatt#
upon te feralrh them figSpecial aitab
IVirothy and
| bare prepared autemant,
(Ceetiaued On Page Pear)
e County’ Beard and am
a ea* f*r th# Bar AaaocJaat aa I would for aar laQ
wko u u itr
, I have m»t given °u» lh*
1 aa conveying mv own
« Mr. DouglaM aai.l.
Clerk »aid If oa aaaly.t*
1 recent* shewed the court
*t*o mash e f a financial
1 for Um amount ef good
Two County Solons
D*I>ah For Capita]
For 60-Day Session
L. P. Hagan and C- W Entimlager, S*mlael* County r»pretenlal Ives to the state legIda tor*
which convenes TimedaT la Teliahaaace, left Friday amcniag for
the capital, where they went
With another unaaUgfactory
weak gone. Sanford eatery fee# a
ita third we*k of uncertainty,
eiVi a prohah e continuation ui
poor il Miand. and low pricer.
Neat waek'a m venaeQ| from the
local aaction. Kiwevwr, la nat » pecird (o be quite a, heavy a.
for IhU or loal we h. Anolker di*
<ouraging factor la aean In Idle
1epc|t IK.(t SarawoK. rhipngmU
for tha n«at two we-ha wiU ahow
■ .harp Inert are. .
tut.tain
and
mld-W’eatern
marketing c a i.x .
have been
flooded with poor q u a il) celery
which move out of here laat • # #
but "k'th la Jurfc now rvadchlng
tha tarminala. Nttmeroua rejec
tion* have bee* reportag on m rount of Um bod condition e f the
celery upon arrival nt the dietHbution polnU. 'Celery leaving
Sanford hike been of fair quality
but ranch o f II U raid te have
bean infected with black heaiX
which hoa apreed la iranali and
reduced th* aurketahl* vahr by
th* lira* it raaebea It* dailaalioa.
Th* fair quality ha* brought
from It I# 914V la Sanfwrv dor
lag this wwek. with th* ratra
fancy itock commanding 1149.
rhippere hat* been unwilling I*
The poorer grade, which local
tend out ea good celery, ha* heea
consigned ia moft lenience* and
has been bringing a touch small
er price.
•
The aaccptieealy hut weerAcr
ia biam*d for th* spread ef
black bean and the itemaa* ta
c*:*ry-w*tlag laaecta. B*<h theie*
la higher Um pcretere. Centlaecd
warm wyn’dker give* little en
couragement for ea Improvement
la th* market fee Urn "**t tew
days. It U declared.
N * restriction, are being glared
Just now *a tic ahlpwmnu M
an effer* I* b 'ia g mad* I* make
the quality aa good an peeilhi*
( HD
A woman
Ul |INS *
«|tios an
II A1 riMOKI*.
|i)f r»*i»
nuntsint
who
••«
»<trkln( on .>ne
the IiuiM rg%
of Dtp |U rt
I I #|irv) .if « hi
• •!•», forrinan of « (att|
if
«!Par| s o t l n , « a « taking |h#
|TM> ft.>m m
|o
I 'lln l, when h# «nt| a *«*mj»an
'•»• w e rr s l o p f ^ l « W ( w from
•D # n tr» f w * ••f * hr U r f e huiitl
" f TKe Wi.men
• %|*#ftl)
» *4| tiff th# mat hm# of | #|«> I
• frit hr r tompan'ott
from ths t • • sn«l e#tflr*f f r
m.atawy cAtchrl
W m tri*
«i
tent|Hr«f
a#Up thr gun tf hr
h4r>«|it Iradpr ifltt hr h*«f trap
from
m i
h s r fe ’tl
»h# rsm.f to gui his
amt th.* t.#«|H>n t|i«
||» a a « \itln|
natwnt
C ir r u U t in n a
M i. » > r
M
• I N * • |t, r o nk- to h# • h * i v f
I s«trp f .» th# British anil thw
lirrwvar s. hut 1 h#
for
Dm# Sl*-rl l .im|idn( h#r# fk#
» <litn
Usury W lntw * if
** Jpefior U i «
rmplot#
-if a
•••t'fiff
Of
Kmbassies To Enjoy
Foster With Drinks
t>m s « (••troll rtW Uery of in#
Body Is BelievedToBe
That Of Either Of 2
Ding Missing (Jirls
u l(
llu re a u
r• wh<> «h«>t anti It'llnl v ale
Dental Work May
Confirm Identity
n**a
\Ut
» J umcblle tm Uv t4,*P«|
Diseovery OfBodyMay
Be Solution Of Dia-1
nppearanceOfSmith
Students Ijist Year
s r H i M ’. n n i>
A u d it
(tirl Handit Drives
Car I ’sed By Killer
ijy M V C T C D V A C
Federal RenerveBody
A ndNew York Bank
ers Disagree O v e r
Money Restrictions
Solons Condemn
Mitchell Action
•hr \M>aiutne, S tra rif tam and
i* m* rhrf I.at n turttrana •«
i*ot to g.-s| T» • 'r*ak)o«<ia «f
f#ou nr o.|\i.s* ( lisv#i| .iff fmm
Ball M«**er tlbt« 'mtnnay
.orr
th# |U mil# pibr i. A ••iutiftnP
r>tnii|noi («• Ihr British anti
iiiim an »mha.. r « Thp raa#«
• rfr nl* a (le'l »f *h# f OibO
«M ts*#, wha* h sm«#«| hsr#
aboard
•h# Bi t «h atramsf
\lar>lar«*f TS» frit -tf it • « »
•titml n I hr . aaf.ims of?Wr
.May Brobellist’onduct
In 1/endingFundsTo
Help rraiuir.Mnrkct
Staunch ‘Dry’Support*
| er IsRcportedHeadingTowardJackaonville To Stand Trial
Morgan’s Case Is
Vexing Officials
Representative Denies
H e Possessed Four
Quarts On Entering
WASHINGTON.
1 INS)— Rep. M.
Mar. » .
Alfred
Mi.h»el**>n
« f
C h ic a g o .
I .taun.-h June* law and A n ti
i S a lo o n
Secretary I s Making
( ’lose Study Oft’ase
To MeetArguments
Informer” Is HeldAs
Witness In Another
County F o r Safety
\ t'ROK A. ID . >Ur
1 'kr
'b .
...
1>ffh
to
ilN.di
I a*l» for the (alal raol
n
hunt* ol J •••i ll
l*e
Mng.
-in cult aty of Kan. * mint.
<ala |.a)ay
II, i. Urine
«•••«!••• in •leTl#fVaea .if »h
♦ - • • r tfs
|w*'tg».
rt.k# .in ly
ni*»i*#y In .% f»sn t
Ir la f t r
| Ig b r .l
«t«srh msfksl
S«4| •nnugiMvti m v publu •!«(#
, . » a malarial wltneaa f»r II- <n
m#»»f |h« why* in>l wh#r#f tfes .rf
jurat into |k* ilealh
«*f
llr*
' Ku vtlion
^
. UUan I >• King, .hat down ia n»i
Th»»Ugfc ( KdfUr K U
| rtlVf
’ jm « by dry raid are.
S i h#t» li» Walt S»reel ur t•>
faking hi. rua frfn. thw I . u.v t ’ hsl l#e Iton which fSIfll III llvvtl
>«4 | ubbw In I <n*tluu U>at I I
i»V| *»f lk* %fi*»k msA#l h#
wed tha rttd, Ealrvki d i||l<|l| ks |*#r»«#w« iu n g v s i # In • s u « K .
Whnk
* ’i
nut »| tuna.
Hr
• a I t f*f |iMUNirwn( rtrftg f * « am« n
taken at hia home In Odrll lit, K s » t i»s u # J i i s U m r n l t d .< *uf*cln-e
his grtUkii anti railing for his rv
latw yeaterilay, but uffwia-a feat
U.i t» return him to Kanw County U»*»V*( « « 4 direclfr of i h# Frtl.
V p (.w*e « f
of the rttl>
• raw
lie la t**ii g haU|
o.fm
whare notanla ».( nan.- * uont. *
A.ked why be akippwd ini I. IhInf ir "re aald
Im an o
alarnia*!
o.art tha runaw-|oanra«a
.if
t*-«
rwni and wpptinct T7I « 1 * a t af~
turner*# office for parmiaaoin to
carry a gun
When
thi* • .*
da ala-1 bw .aid. he ik-nrlail to go
home
kair.hild . .pying waa wnlt a
'part tune m . u|otin(i
At ..ih»r
j time# ha te an luinnioiii’t «atw«
man.
Ili, opwrationa- with
in*
.lata'.
eltnffiwy'e
offiew
war*
baawd on the "few ayateni," r»
talitav 1-1 for awrh “aapoaui**
dry law vtoUtiwa.
It war hia afftda.it on (he
purrh.-w
of
imorti.hin*
1to. I
!>'t.«ni <-d ala deputy .henffa un
der |b# laadwrahip of Hoy Smith
to Ireak Into thw IV King homw,
batter Joeeph lie K ng
ancon■ fla n With thwlr gun*, tarmtita
hi* 13 year old aon. IJtrgJd,' and
ftaolly to ik m i
and
mortally
w-un.l kire Ha King whan ahu
ruahwd to Her Koaband’a oaalatW A S IIIS tm iN , Mar JO —
IM
• INS|— Taking not* af thw flaw
kUniih, who admitted firing thw of weelem money Into W*l| Slrw. i
ahwt that killed Mr a U . King, • pwculalian,
th* .now Congee* 1
teaa lalar «k «i in thw leg b y 'thw
will atlshliih a f dwral credi*
womoa'a llttlw boy. and la now
’•eaala’’ foe Amartrsn agricetuiw
confined In a boa pi U I at Klgtn.
I k it a t m d with gangrenw pa tana la enacting a farm reVef bill, i|
W U . |aa, w«a U kaa mat af was learned today.
Th* criatlea ef a hug* ree*leAurvta f a r f*4r a f vkdance.
Sunrise Prayer Meet Demand Is Poor And
Is PlannedByYoung
Prices Are Low In
People At 7 O’clock
FaceOfLightOutput
probability of lh> Naro relge ~
"
king loday, rebel leader, h,r»
ob.ervance of **»'•#
,y told International Newa fumUy. Every congregation will
rice that Topete may change hold e|arial .arvicea cum.nemorata to atorm the garrlaon, be- ing the event, and mo.t of them
dng hi, campaign aijh—f ^ ^ h a r r arrrrm;nf mn»t(TI |u..grainv
NEW SPAPER
S e rv ic e
Inman T e s t i f i e s On StanJ
/ hat Liquor Was Cause O f
A ll His A f a rital Troubles
"
IN D K I’ K N D K N T
(ongress Plans To
MakeCcedirOasis"
To Aid Agriculture
Easter Kiss Called First Form Of
Salutation In Celebration Of Day
*hs meet important feash .leg*
af the ckristten era. Il la th*
fseUvel ef the reoarrmtioa ef
Christ tad tbougkia ef thi* day
have hose naeeclatad with the
Wen ef Hq* awakening of earth
W new Rf*. pest* have keen In-
Ioa liana at Ea*t*r-tlm«.
Th* matver *f Easier greet
ing* hoc Lung been ser(coaly eva•Wared ea thi* day. Th* Easter
greeting 1. believed lu have had
Its edgia In the tlgater kl*e, or
Ing fund fee loan, to farm organUatlees tad a loosening af
crwdlt 1 vie. la the federal farm
land hank* will » « 1 the aituatlww
In th* opiab^i af co agree*Iona I
leaders. TKae* pravlalona uaduuht
*d y will b 1 written into th* new
farm MIL
Both Senate and Ilona* agricul
ture rowimiltee* ha** received
ergeal appeal* from wretwtu
farm erganlwtlom for relief (te a
the tight**!** ef agrtcuKund
rreihta. dee (a the rath ef meaty
lata Wall Street. V r r r j coatrol
af spenlatW* raoeey probably w| I
• * 1 he attcraptad by C*agraa«.d»*
t* tbs many watUir i r r i l qn*ethm* bevad ta aria* If a liyteln
B w remedy were tried.
The farmer*, beweeer. will he
aMe« by pcevlaiea e f enay ciedUa
though • reeelv lag fuad—U kv
hraiSal by a frdaral farm beard
ar thrwngb the • , eat*ting Inad
WASHINGTON.
flM S J - la pure.
I -r a g n e
s u p p o r te r
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FRIDAY, MARCH 21). lb2:|
1
' ct|lCA<;{
Caesar wn<
**e«t them
talng gren
higher till..
»lt !l Wellif
L ;ju .t h ^ _
en fa t
T C E frC O V
. .
Motorists no longer need pay extra fur a high test gasoline. The
new and better 1cxuco is high test yet costs no more than ordinary
gasoline. It does these things—
I named ~ T f
field mars
Ai*
. . .
Pugh l l >
her
elred
ey tl» V.
1—
It saves you money—three cents or more a gallon —you pay
no premium
2— It starts easily and picks'tip quickly from a cold start
3 It gives extra power, extra speed, extra milengy
4 It gives better lubrication because it forms a “ dry gas”
which minimizes oil dilution
5 It gives you the same uniform high test quality wherever
v you are.
fhlladclph
that Indie
Mrlom U
WWMnn *
Ijr a. mn„
> Tummy
Why Pay More?
t i e r Ulr,■> t
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tOtO uni
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COMPANY,
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and
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B E T T E R
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touches
m t 25.1
•ppfoslr
d f 20,00
G A S O L I N E
A tollable wherever yotT xp^e Texaco Red Star with the Gre
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fa t and plenty to wear, with nothing to fear, (peculating
idly on the celery market, it U hard lor ua In Sanford to real
Ize that our neighbor Mexico la not ao peaceful. We read in
bold lace newspaper headlines something about the move
TEMPLE
ment of troop* and occasional clashes, but we little realize
that mor* man are actually Involved than were In our own
GRAVES
Revolution.
,
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SpUUera ats being killed down there every day, men
who at*fighting for a high moral pui^ose, believing them
selves ineffably patriotic, doing their duty exactly aa they
see it even aa our own Washington, Lee, Lincoln and Wil A'otci that ‘ hake tha turret( o(
tha land”
son did theirs. To moat of us this fact baa not been brought
hilndcli
Retair
A m b iti
E g jc t n c A t io ,'
‘ Cmpear was d
“ cut them d^
gain* grv:i4 <
higher titles
' with WelHllif
Just how. t
men fe’ t ms*
today from
1 linmeil ''Tol/
fluid raariht
though It Is.
neither f . i
K fecelvcd f'V ’
ntmi^y to a
fhc thrlr pr
I Wulker, K
ihamptrn '
’• weight tit
gght
hta
Tomniy l;>
i fct hla jdai
r^PhllndcIphi
•, that In.llci
serious tha
tAnJSDAX.,lfA*Cg M.
JUSl* VJWI■ FOB T W A t "
COJfPOBT.TO THE STRICKEN
-Leave tb> fatbarUa* chUdran, I
Undoubtedly |h«rv has hern tuo
much r.evdom in the wurld n
sum-respects since the warA
loll# of it is worth losing in thr
tntrrsst of discipline and efficirncy. If met ad ut restrutning ll>
freedom of his people, Mussoiisi
had taught them to restrain some
o. It on th’ ir own volition Its I
would have »rrv_) hie own and |
other countries better
1 anverjl t'
.
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fe
apphaatlrt
4 f 20.001
filghl’ a 1
1 Doth
dvator i;
main f
• Hurt
TOcatuf,
I'irottF
Civil wni
threatens in
Pore nigh
Quality Sweet
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HOTEL
FOR LEASE
The place to build your heat
Pe Forest Sanford Realty
— —
DANCE
AND
CARD PA R T Y
Forrest Lake Hotel
Apr. 1
Adm. $1
Public Cordially
Invited
H M l ALU
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!••* rarnuto eoobol wStal
ir&j’anas'
pockala af lhair husband*.
NOTICE
section
r o TAX PAYE
Com pletely furnished
Ideal for northern summer
hotel operator who wanla
a
w inter connection |n
Florida.
For inform ation w rite
J. W. HOFFMAN
210 C ity
Building
.
Owin^ to obligations of the I
maturing, it will be impossible to exfl
the payment of Taxes over and hen
April 1st., 1929.
By order of the City Commissi*'
St. Augustine, Fla.
OUT OF THE
City Tax Collector
IIIOII HUNT DISTRICT
Gi-rr
th e
h a b i t —s a v e
at
b a l l ’s
Automobile
GLASS
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fur all makex of
C o m a
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MISS
telephone 148.
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SATURDAY. MARCH SO. 1929
“Spice Of Life” To Overstreet La n d s
KePresentedFriday Offered ForSaleOn
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Personal
Activities
By LocalKiwaninns LonuBuyinKPeriod
MAKHtKKT I’ KTLKS. Society Editor
(jiuln. Mr*
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Frwnh I VTooilmff.
M a Matt • (i
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llraldrnr# Telephone 4iS
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Number <'n.. -.f ih.
(Uptlal t'hut.
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Mr*.
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Myrtle Avt-m
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^ p l(U N uiuIht
. en i.f 11.
K
BaptWl < it
will ii.. •
Mr». J. I I rn.'^r at
,
H e on I-aiiri l \ ven >• »t
Hock. Member, »r<» n.k-t i .
H lg ihr.r mieelun » *,.t>
K ittle NvimUr Nine ■-( •r..
m t Ila|i1i.t i I. w»•li * i in.*
H 3 o''lmk with Mr- I
J
■ lo r, 803 \Ve*i I ir»1 M.
E trcl- Number live ,.f «!,. V'.r,*
Bptiat t hurch will ijm*« t Kiln
fra. Roy King.
til
r.Vmrtti
frvnut,
3.30 oVIork
Circle Numl>rr Sn of ihr f ir#»
Ip list Church will
a
M* .
I J . Nix. Mo I'ulirwti » \• »•
I 3; 30 o’clock.
Bdorfjhly hu«irw>a« m< <t p|* ■*
fr vCommn'* (rutlii
||
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lUcnpnl Churrh will ! « » *• *| .»
p pamh hnu«v 4t T..MI . VI ■■k
|Thff Ldidii * l tit. >i nf ih«* i m
(l-4-g;»l rSotlcrw)
I < IMS! , INI I IT I III NT o r rust
v w i.a rv tiiiNis at nsi i it. • n».
••i it ur r i i i s u u . i a u n ra n
•s sum i • in ert is I lies.
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s r r i it«, •> « t »s|., nu w rit t?»
11*S. I <• Ml- » M *
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w . W K iij. m . r -n i i u v t v a
l e g a t i o n * I I hun h *i*< tn.***t .»»
■o'clock at th r jr»r wh hss'iwi* * t
n .
H
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1C» m till giul
M •«
M -H Til»ijg I ' - u u M
«e r
l a
S o o n !
car*, put in by exp«riencod man. Font aervica.
Give um a ring.
e -ae.
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ii
a.
., .1 S.mlrn.
I'ass’ g
•u->« , m in ., •^goniiea. r>o
f» -l* * »*
Icillr Anil**rs,.n
.h* *ii «<
(Circle Nunibwr F- ur .*( *h«. Kir t
kptiat Chuch. Mrw J hn Al>
kina, chairman, will meet with
T l* B- Ci. I l a i ' y at her h-"i »•
rnova Avrnur *t I ti» u !»*•!
Eftstcr Monday Kali an*f • «r
iriy at 9:00 P M *t th#* lis t. I
arrest lake. Au«|»i. .ta of
tpartmrnt of th» \\ mai.** iHu*
Tha W uman'i Mi. .lunar, S.-ie'
’ tha Pint MelhmlMt «*hur. h aaill
ltd Its monthly bu,til's, mn-i n.> I
| 3:30 o'clock ni lh« rhur h \
Rla mtmbcra arc urjri .1 In
111 PARK A V a
ohm
SCHOOL LAWS*
^
ELLEN HOY
China
know aoraothlng of high winda. At about thu time that the
,;iullonil|
September hurricane waa blowing down building* In I’alm m#nU what i
Beach and pitching Lake Okeechobee on to Pahokee anti conatituilon o
Relle Glade, the breeze in this vicinity reached a velocity of
~
perhaps sixtyfflve to seventy mile* per hour. Not fast, but ^ y
quite enough to blow down trees, telephone poles, and awn- (d4U
t
ings, and to make us watch the barometer rather closely. nhHi Kish c
In Palm Beach they know considerably more about n*1**1* admit
winda than wo da There the velocity probably reached a , ufmTr'at "
a fu r kbumbing his no** st It for
maximum of 125 or 130 miles an hour. In Miami people who
he ..B(Jt
•laht r**nt
_ ' ]• y ■;
lived thero in tho summer of 192^ can also epca'A with au- *r.sir* Demo
Th* CtlMfVlUo 8u» suggeit* thorlty on the subject of high wind*. Time says there was p.ssident to c
that poaslbly |ha BcpubUcan* W‘ »> enough power in the Miami hurricane to run every dynamo 2!*‘’ 32partmm
_
bo abla to hoot tho Baan-8klppir and steam engine In the world for twenty year*. Certainly
epUt with hanaoa *IL
there wa* enough power In it to destroy the government’s
Ttvecommi*
- ............. ... '
■"
■dud Indicator*.
,
,
u*nl* * »•<*««
Young Btrlblln* It trying to C«t
BQt the people who saw the»e exhibitions of wind in1i . I . I I , , i-nmi where Wr
tenslMe*. Uved In a warm climate, and tho ahows were put pa„ gtlltlh;
on dudi\K the summer months, really the best time of year |,0imnK our
for such a performance. 8uppose the people of Pahokee, who1tba (act that
■plashed around in wind and water for twenty-fogr hours, and we arw
hod had a low degree of temperature added to their n\is.
fortunes. Suppose instead of pine knots and bricks blown tr#Uc pitty*
at them- there had been snow ball* and Ice chunks.
.
Then their experience would not have been so different
Thi* avidei
n
don’s KVa i f W
of thre« *oen of the Byrd expcditionwhlch la*t
. w S y ^ l7 t
With week found itself lost somewhere tnr below the'Tropic of As a blmo,
iem»kouidMBMiinb»t lathat w* Capricoim. There Bernt Balchen. who flew with Byrd to commend hie
ka them anywsi wgathar thgy Pari*, and two companions were forced down in their plane but *• e bi
by high kinds and compelled to remain In the open on an
•gra* with ua or not.
lc* cake while the wind increoaed to 150 miles ah’ hour.
(u* to diet
don't know what tho thermomater resistors in the
Mr. Banddr Rouid ||kg to,
City hick on tmfurlUs «xkIk)U°n
Jor Mountains, a comparatively short distance from being don* all th* tlm* but It dala a a * * tlp n with tte fWwaTAhow
Ih Polo, out R0 Imagino fifty degrees below zero •anraa denunciation wherever It U
next winter. Why sst haw a t*Wry
t % fair guess for tb » warm season. That in Itself dlaelocad. Cummi>ii..n«r liodgau
I m UtoI too and tomb In* all Uuoo
s enough to drive out less hardy pioneer*, but with
o f thesWf;f. . / • ’
*•.
' *
Th* governor of Arkanaoj boa
1 making 15Q miles an hour......... The men dug
Chunks vetoed a meaaur* to IrgalUe hors*
raring and parLmgtut
from a mountain two miles away hit them.: tore was hla
at it*. If condition!
ArVanei t to do but alt U out and wait for rescue.
a. ar* Ilka tho** («
IHtep tha wind died, raacua cam*, and Commander only veto that will
hltpaelf ^ew them bsck to tba base camp. Wonderful will ha on* of th* ahariffa/nat tha
Apparently H W th#
knee** these, that the Byrd men have, but we prefer iovemor.
governor who propo.*. big th*
fid .warm, summertlips «xcltement of a Florida hurri- ahartlf who diepoaag on thi* mat*
—
A small rrHort hotel in the
rolling pine, Ial
o f Southeaatern
And AccnrtUly
Loch Arbor
Seminole County
FLORIDA
Auspices Woman's Club
Hoc. Dept.
,
Sanford
Phone »l»-J
"Sanitation A Certainty
1929— 1930
First N a ll Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
ITesrrlpiiotts F M * p,
E. F ln t Street
DR. C. W. BAKER
- JT 7 } V
THF SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA,
“The Friendly Drag
L a n e y ’s
l K
For Season Of
Elton ). Moughto
Architect
An eternity of ilepublican adn|inlalratliins at Wushmgton it
the more or less doleful p uspect
oifervd the United States by Tr—
fessor Lindsay Rogers « f Colum
bia Unlvcrs tv in hi, recent talk
at the Rollins Institute of States-1
man-ship. But even if the Professor
lg correct there w.ll always be
need fur un alert, critical apd
hopeful Democratic party to pievent the Itrpubliran party troin
suffering fatty degeneration at
Washington.
r. Respite f
,. c .
The W rit Palm Baach 'National
bank will oprat 11» door* on tba
f.u t floor o f th# lUrvcy building
Monday, March 25, It I* announ
ced by lyward W. Lane, chairman
or the board of director* of the
Atlantic National bank of Jacktonrille, who la the marine (actor
In the organisation of the new
lank. He will be chairman of ita
board of director*, alip.— Lake
Worth Herald.
No tuireU were shaken In the
reaent Italjin parllamentarw elec
tions. Muaaolinl and bia Fasclat
paity won hy a rot# of 8,50(1, 5*8
to 138,19(1 in an election wh rh
gave (he alleged voters merely
the opportunity of stying wherjirr
they would have Mussolini or no
body. The Mailman or the Mediter
ranean knows bow to lead the
ltj.a n political horse to water
and make him drink too. Under II
Uuca Italians have attained unity
a, the price of freedom.
t Tommy
fdaflslun g
|!o W-d, f,
Which mai
' diet * « !
r-.t Thn’bw
♦ho open
• •Min’* n<
? «m. Thr
| VlCChe*
V. eent 25.*
S A T U R D A Y . M A R C H SO, I W f
%«>?«•* nr n m r a i « u n
S
• • kesaht gltaa h*| **4*f'
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of f x * »
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n
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• i * !»>• Its* t«*M ketxi * p*l4
l-sa -f Iks • t• n | | )«f*| ««'•#
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'|| l>-si N«|« • , l*(fg r 1**,
I* will *4f*r leer self
t« l\*
*'*h«al « '*•! hast lltel-tef f.if- e%y\
•*w» *t* tha W|«l Ik nfa -.f a«)« |»f
waise* ta« si*a.| U»il •"•***,
• »*• •
fewisa# in ts« tVg*tf
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• wj • ••» t rtnahi*. *
r* *’a*11
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m i ni.«-s gieki
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w s u . i , eediii..* i., sea.
f-ar«l r test Hi*. M >M.I|-Ia4 I*
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HIT
a.*«ui M«v«r
ANNOUNCEMENT
Oay to one ot our
oEBoere: “Tell me, please,
this bank is the best bulk lor roe to
deal with.". . .Then It’s up to him;no obligatioi
rs. II. A. ? evman >i hm Ir»M .
Tho Daughlrr, ■>( Wretay <*f li-.
rat Metbci.ii.t ( burih Kill hni.
1 busineaa mn-ling
and '
iphanl'- party at 7 30 i.'rlmk In
i dais i»x>m.
•
FRIDAY.
— Tho AssTc.i r*irrle of tiie (Inr
n Club will mwt Kith Mr, S'
air White, jj.-'i \ V . I i i
r*:ti »t 10:00 A. M.
Tha.Cantral Cirvl* " f thn Car
It club will meet with Mr, (i
I Bishop, toil Magnolia Ave
xVround The Town
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
and .Orlando, is
the
holdings of well-located
note County land suited to Cltrua
and
included
the development
this
THE OVERSTREET PLAN
1* 0 * 1 # Mary tha
hnaaliog * 1 (ha
Ih picture Mia*
and Mr*. Yanl
rport of ‘ange’e.
Mata and MrX
tk#
\|r. Ji.hn Ii- I rc.nriili. S*n-
Profit from a Farm, Garden Or Grove In Seminole
I
R lliiftthatti e\
will un l**rtf«* fr»**tmen»*
Ml. Mr<ifec'*r IL*«nit«l
I- -d', r»l>
k --i»c.ki
a liMiN't,
v l*n uiil v • tr. 1aMah.l*,e , c i i
X';
K
o*»*ng w-r»I .rn th* rigid t.. oil .1 1 jiin, •
. . . It.ll.i. r iiath it 1 8 *1
g W|i
i.f llUle trip Irirml* * It h..n..i
Mae'er Al’-eet lwu.rll) ti.m..rruw »(lrni'>"n wi'h »n t'.«et--r
rgg hunt th* affair t» I..- in tna
TERMS
r.at-lr* ... a surpr
. I'**nI»
will b# mad* known th* day of th# a*la Tha tala
l„ ,|l<- fulk .bo.ild g. t a itttitf
a plara on tha praparty. Ilrokera protected.
Sanford,
Fla.
ion,nl.vt t.n onl «,f U- i.hu.cuphy
'aha lit# Day O ff And Drive To New gmyraa.
ui u m.m Kh<*u» k * b*ard re
(J. D. IIKK1IE, Ancliooear
The Mayfair Circle nf th* (,ar- mark, “ wrll, tho *un do**n't
S t Club wilt meet with Mrr. tV. shin* on un* dug', tall always-*
3 Scot*. 12(1 Elliots Avenue, at , . I'atar. Hrhaal, tnan wh->m
th*r« la n >n<- au l-ght lu-artrti
3 0 0 A. M.
H rh a Ilnve Cirri,, of th* Carden ihl.r so nmul-lr. • . K»)- I'ailiTO3 i h will m-tt at tha Ya,'ht Club d*n rrpoltin*' a Itngup gm.l
nun- a, lh* L*g.< n r,.nv«ntiun,
■ 10:00 A. M
nu, wu naVi-S a*k.U f"i any parH fh a Bow Cirri* of th* (It n ln (iculara. . , L I rtMn May giv
H i h Iqvitas all other circle* Vi ing an uli| car Ibc un-* u,,r and
II1 ..J — —
X* ... _ aI —. a i k.. \ ...-I i
watching wurkntan transfornr it
inin a tmag plmt,mg t» th* ry*
amt rumfur-ing l» a pruiprctiva
t.urrhaaar . . . Ml,» Margaret
Might, .unnyuf Inks aiaidiaiwail un, making her way tu tna
hirst NaUuoai Building. . JaOo
Adam*, . dash.og yuun* man
a * , the pageant. “ Th# Kwr- about town, drva*d like an adtu-ra| In a now Spring outfit of
tiC h ria t” . Wallen by Mary
whita, ii(a * hat *t aL , • Miaa
Zlaffrlaa. religion* education aiargarrl fhowipw" .
popular
Ktor In tha a^il* of Fl*ridk, nn high arhno| a m , tall and qis*vn£ E L E R Y GROWERS v l Seminole County an^
who (jeafre to engage in th*' Kay evening at 8 o’rbwk In the I,. . . Youag Motgaa MrOaltali Otto Sonun#r*r hi*1.1 will land settled cumfurtobl/ In a
profitable industry will be interested in this announcement For that beauttfu 0 charge of tha Star* detoraU bariwr chair gotling "tha work***
1 while Albert J. Millar 1 will a. th* tunauriolUta say. . - Dr—
r . D. King inquirtna about thr
tfUCt o f several hundred ncrea north qf Luke flo w e d clone to oranpe groves one H th# araaafy.
I .ration of and dis'.anco l>t
M flrat picture raraau the il.untain Dks t in t , th* B*k.
successful truck forma, accessible by paved hi*hw»y8 leading to Sapford*
iptag disciple*. Patat.
aanctuaay la siluotod. . Not that
I John, la th* Cardan of Gath* Me ar* particularly intaraatvd
Park
among
other Overstreet
Semi ion*.' Tha part* at* taken by but It area* a* if tha boy*
B. Ifbdglns, 04wav Carter amt ought to start playing maiMaa
> Bandar. -Into th* w»M* My i.>un. . .Mrs- Minora iuora
Fruits, Truck, Bulbs
Ferns,
ii
lg Want,” will b# eitng tvy whoa* new light gray Poatlaa
it. os aloasf looking as any boat. .
LncilU Anderwm. daring Uw
T H E 'OVERSTREET P L A N lo r
of
section.
sra’va m o rrrantlr. No c ilia
marge fer that, Sid. . , Our eo*
I second pletiwa *h«, *»* Claodin net, eulur applying o little
pifa of POaU. warning her powder and (ougo bafura guing
lo4 o f h«w dream an I .urging out ta run duwa tha flue.vs p*,•anal Rant*. Now Isn't that iuet
tot to comieaaa th* Ju<t ° n#
I aorta will b# toh.aa by Mr*. Ilka a g u ll
Millar and Harry Kart with
rrafry as reader. '
I thirds pic tnr* ravnal# Henry HOTEL AR R IV ALS
ROthar a* Wman the Cyrvn.A.Hotel Kurreil lake: W. L.' Ldr*
I f th# O c » i for O m ,'.
1la tho foonh picture will be •rill, JecksoarlU*; E. J. Rath aad
tha thr** cTo**** on tba blil E. J. Kaaly, Waahlngvm. D. C ;
k«lta “ Thief an tha Cro**“ and Sul Wotd'r, New York City; Mr.
Ballad o f Christ Crucified" aad Mrs. D. A. Stagvl. Jackson
ville; Mr. and Mr*. C Joaaohoa^
ar will read th* Chicago and David Steigma*.
ktar* when Mr*. JaiktooviJ*.
00 your part—none at *1L
Mr »r*l Mr* I
P*r*i lo ^ i v s this tsrek f-*r Har«
t i 'i s . N. Y w h rrr Mr
llurtiksm
Mr niul Mr, I It ll»!l,-r end
l irr.ily .ml >1',, J^.-s Wi-ilill ,.. l
TjtrruT" ^-lin-l.-iy <t hi unts.n Isth*
war* Ih.-y * III mtrnd -h* rarlllu.i
cnnrrrt at th* link S»«-nturay.
Mri J< n ('unwell of ( Lvtlantl,
(Mi o, s h • i* i h<*
uf Mrs f
\. Itsulf i ton, A15 ,M)rtl# Ar?nu«,
IS
time tn W f l '
i'dlm- lie u b with friends
Miss llr iiru# II ward *ml M a*
•Mnry Ifelrn M *rw, whai i\r etud
ents it Oi« KUirtdn ^’.*»te t'ullrg*
for Worm n srs *per»*iing the week
rinJ h* r% with lb«rir pin»ula.
In Line With Our Kstiiblisheil l*»liey Of Civintr Our Customers The Best Value For Their Money We
Have Stocked A Complete Line Of
Mr*, f . D. M-bey. ML** l(*.’*a
Venay Mie* Maude |#k, and
a. W. RpenrerJr. are apendlagthai
weak and In Tatlohaaae# with
friend*.
Mr. and Mr*. L. A. lUnaud and
inn, Jamre |,v, Mr. aad Mr*.
Albert UrWp aad J. J. Bally ip.nl
Handay I# Haroaoto to view th*
*:l#ry *f*B.thWto l u , f|||,
Mr*. A C. Caa af Chicago, wh#
has ba#n v siting hair nephew, Ray
rrippaa. East Hbl# far lb* past
l.u itoaMbe, "b d i KataeMay for
Jeckiunvlll* wkarw ska wilt tpawt
tar* week* baforw r.lunitag kuaie
Mr* Mari* Jtoran and eon*.
Bah and Jock, motored t* Orlaod*
Wndnaaday avrwlag wbevw they
at landed a Joint torilal gtva« at
tha Sorooi* Ilona* hy MU* MurW
and Manly Campbell Duckworth,
LtogU. R. E.
TVa following Staidsata tn m
Ih* Ualtarcity af Fktrida or*
•reading tba w# k-#wd bar* with
thalr parole: Eago# Adams, An
drew Carraway, William DoBoao.
th* lad Mary* B r lg y * Arrington U e g b a r t h k a - 4 iW5 B. >*r, Cohn Scklrvu Jah» » • '
Hhfgln*, L. B. 1 « W
jligblrywan aad Frfdsrial
iki
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l H
l
BALLARD’S
FEEDS
These Feeds Are Recommended And Guaranteed B y Ourselves As Well As By Bullard * Bullard Co.
Mlu Claira 2a<hrv left Hatur.lay for dackeonvilte *iu| Teliahaeeea after ependmg eevatnl
ueye her. with her panot*. Mr
ki..1 Mr*. tV. It. iUi-hry, «I9 Mag.
ni.ilg A venue.
John Itrmiar, who ha* been
•pending Ih, alirarr^al Hotel Fufrret lake, left Saturday for hi*
home in ML Vernon N. Y. Mr.
Fleming exparia to go by boat
from Ja< ktonvill*.
^ l E
nsurances ~
MORE EGGS
You cab positively got m o r« e#*x with INSURANCE L
MASH and INSURANCE SCRATCH GRAINS. Thar# ia n
abnat m RALLAIUrg INMUNANCK FRKINI ar* srleatlBcaUy baUared
•Saatfy blaodad. lobaratory and ooatlrv laateg and ru.tala all I I I I I I I D *a
ITAMfNE and MINERAL afeweala a* **a*aU*l to high raaard peuUa<u«
Wbea INSl-RANrC lU rrrrilM II.K IJkVINO MAXI! daa* ool pradM*
t* rant t »* Itlv«lr a*«ur*u tbal euta.ihiag M rndlaaUy wrong wUk yoor
ay* bu favarfl**—H cast 1* 11.,
'
_
Ml## Margerat Oraalngsr, J.INrasavIlU, tad. wHta# tMt *0# /
m a**>*•*# M 1*
, M yield fr**w ISO paltoto dwrtog Mdvawhar / J
Id Oaaaaebar aa r a i l a n o * INSURANCE LAV 1 NO MAtM aad / i I
od* a a*« pcSt *f SMUB to N#veat*av| 110X40 to Piaaakaa / *
. r o a d IRgURANCK LA YINU MA1UI today tor MORK BDOR. / f !
Too wtu u rn 0* Without It M wtu d* lur yaa whal « ha* / I t
_______________ too* tor othar*.
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(t h e S A N P o n if n n i A t n ,
COOPER STARS IN
FILM AND T E LLS
HOW JOB IS DONE
I^ocal C h u r c h e s
T o H o l d Special
EasterService
COMING, TO TH E M lL A N E S U N D A Y
' 'By Writor* P. Pcrkroon
> lUOLLXWOOD, Mir., .1 0 — 1 rc
lember when I « ■ » "Children of
llvn*<|1’.flhi| I was illmpitolntr I
i, Clara flow. I though, ah* tmJ
e*n mlacaat; that ahe ahoubl * n
ruin. Not that
H pliylny
nybod/ cared whit I thought. Hut
IlkuAQjirv Cooper.
llKj^Cjiry
Copper. And
Ami It •ttnu
ht$ g M l
°lh *r prop's did, toj
■!ir#clnl)y ladle*.
Helen Louie* Walker tell* about
! . in Motion Picture Magazine It
**m» that moit liillrn, according
0 M ill Walker, like him became
e limit* •• though hr tad luffcrcd
tut qn being Interviewed by her,
ki.Miiidrt't remember exactly whut
Itw a*, that)uli ho obligingly tried.
1 ‘Jfhare w »» * tittle," he «m I
l Ithe tilUo 1 who going In play in
'( ’hlWrrii of rtivorce.’ | hnj had
inly two real parti before that.
‘ The, on* to ‘The Winning o f Bar
ber* Wurth,' nnrt a bit In ‘ W ings'
I w w Mired. - Alt lh« cu:t were
q^p«rl«i)fvl troupers ( worked
(wo day* and then th*> called mr
' I ml told me .they gnawed I w iin't
•uita. reedyln handle thpt, pgrt.
tTIlgl hurt. I went » w iy —into
D i l i " t i » n m l1 t e f v k i w w i l l
, lire th** IKK I fir grain
fe n " • 1
Thr ||. Y
thr«i* ■i-rvM'tf^ |.m rruw, first
Jeanne. Eagele and Herbert Manhall in a icenc from the
Paramount Pictvire^'The Letter” '
'han no day L f.iutul 1 couldn't
*r any more. It * i r over—
i with. tVi I went and auld aii.
Vh«t 1 want from luvo U **■
y. If I am in !.ve 1 want ju.l
woman. I don't know whether
iall ever lia ible t j marry in
yWowb Life W ; j normal. Peo*
do net have p uornul chance
m liuttitt «m l upccrc. It'* all
l, unlua you Iall in love. Whin
‘re'l^ fuve, you't* m hc’plen.
l laid« that
lh »t after Ik
tho itary
Prevoil’i. “ Live U f* "
hid In Mullen picture
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Now locatml 2OT O ik ' Av.*.
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TH R U T U E S P A T
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No greater loVe story, no
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From the ■machine atage * « •
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author of "Bala."
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here M. ydilib Perfect ealotilnmentl
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Sinfuat An. Bakery—Sanford
Ava * r.th -K. L Nhim, Prop.
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Kt'dla Peabody
and h'» o»U»g » rhumf* ,
The fiirrsdert Kietare
ify ItslirerT
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Mack ffeaqelt Ct
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MOONIN' IViBLUDlha
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MOVIETONE' NEWS
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I k* boom “ f the eightaoW*
pounders; Ihr <ri>h Of folUof
m agi; |ho shriek* ml a thou
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td by Iuo mgitetr mu
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w rtt
W e serve Good Eats
CREAM
MTAJ'MUNIt PKKSKNTATItlN
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Each. Feature Presentation A Premiere Showing—
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Two Haven’t Reached Broadway yet—“TH E LETTER,” 0 ...
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Eagles Opens Mnndqy at $2 Admission
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C U T TH IS DIRECTORY OUT FOR H A N D Y REFERENCE
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THREE SELECTED PROGRAMMES
FOR EASTER WEEK
DIRECTOR Y—
Inspect this place
and you wlft learn
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itmm hrinir a* ht,ilol**t| lfr •* it’diM1*
Follpcn Moor** in "W*liy Hr IL kmC* xLiII Sr shuwn nt thr Mi'an*t iiti't hi'ru nt *
an,I o t ml mas*
day r lit?xl Week, i ti'Liy und Satuftlny
ul III Tin* m rnin nl 'I
nm*;'
itnit Mr* *im? «*f t H. H**lv Walrr
w i« heH, liiMitl Friday whb oLsci’v
*f
hr held Uniirrim uftorniun ut * c h a r g e <- f t h e i n i j t l e . H u n t w i n
fit YmtrrdMvr With thtre* M-tVli'f*.
infnnts will take plute at an aflei
uSdorkmaa 4 iif ihc firf«*in« i i f i**(I heinif 'ii
Hr. J. lU rimrii ifoot vrdi d»fliv«T nm>zi ervirr at A i»*c!ih k
rt;30 A. )!., Holy II urn t»rlii|* oly*
<*t*rv»'*| ftom |'J l,,
feillttvki*d hy ;i t sermon on ME*isti*r i « y #* Li
IS S T R O M , t Y N D i l l \ I K
•rriiiun, '’Tin* Fiim m ni" hy the ITt*- morrtivr inorninir a\ the 4 t»myr
ynt; nal <’hur *h and lmn*irr»»*i
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M T rliiHiy at 7 hr I' M
Yk A S l I I N t . T O N ,
Mac.
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A full churnI *wl*‘brill i D **f tf»* nighl a |i&KrnrU. "The Kven I-I\inti.
Uul> Fommuriiun nn,| ■•*rm«»n will 1hrintM* rriJ *» presente*l* nlong (IN S i — Mi*, duliu* Y Toltiii dQ
ha giv**t, ul 11 ii't U 1 tomorrow with n gr*»up ni i-ChUil vocal uni o( Athcn», (*•»,, I'Htm* a*' *n»** *•»
, instrumentnI jielwtlulls.
t it* strong cundidnttw f**i- the of
muruin g nt the llu'v I'runn Einsco- 1
KraUt music and u #tH'« Ini M*r- Hte of |)itM*iil**nt gen raj of ll’*
1^1 r'hurch F»r*t i l♦l*■l^r.^tl*ln of
national •orlrty of III* D A R.
tha* Holy Fomiinini'm will In* at *1 mt»n will feature ih»* morning ?»er
oifilial afinuiil riu»\u ntii*ii here in,f.
A* Ylj, unit lh** irtun'l nt *1. \ iii**M itt the Presbyterian t'hun h month.
thurch '‘rhrwil Fa^frr kfrvitf will An npjieojirialc jnnrn»m will h*
f»v**n ilurlrijf the Sunday School
hour and
10:10 iToluck infant
LEGAL NOTICES
tafiti^mal ftervice* will ha* h«ld.
COMING FILM
1 At the Methodist Cluinh in
Liister program in the m ruing
will Mi followih| by in rantstn »n
tho evening. The th'dr, fia^i^ied hy
Mr*. Arthur llrunitri, will I\a9i
A Difference1
ollyin Moc^e’a new homc,.itlt|
Miuno ol colutriiciluii, will hi
Ippcd .With g pnjevtiim room
king tnntlon picture*,
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irt-. t irj iti*. n1vhtt>i n l w r♦» S* *i ' fid rf'iuifrd ftk *0■h.
r- ut th«’ l.WlR »*f
•* in *lo liiy nt Mintiir I,
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tin ,*!•* ito
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f fit* *'muplant,1,1
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Oth£ Voil ,i*i.! full) IK* nl* ■**fll»nt**
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i f .in e ^ f o u ii n o i r * in c r B u y
I on lo il« " *| »«f oiu* **y*h«et. ttia|*
.• lien* k«* ..r iiiu«frr* Ins 'n
•'.i ♦a* v« 11Ii (tot )>«»«#-|nit of I)rto
• oMunt.iIi^.oil, hi# h#ir«. a««l|f i.*.
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« k i* n » * . . r f t u * .* n * » r « . s u i t
ton, A’ li.ritiis ml** In muiii hat
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|Mf(*l |her***tl fs. i *i inn on ini <j< it »f yon i*t
I' IJ. <hull w ill frrniwji
d|
numlirri
Mcrnh^rw nf Ih*' •onifrogntrnn o f,
the All ;U*uU Futhiilit 1*hurrh will
* Inna* u jpr cuil wtfV f prayer with
inapudnr, hnr rK-hu^lmnd, Ken-1 I'uln Negti ha* tumid nut l > ■.
nrth Hgrlan, w)(pd her from N>«* |quite ,loeu*.|in *im.o hr* m,it ru. *-■
York. “ Could'you have, gone tu tho , t,,
i Prince Militant, wilt, » hum ih..
central cauitq; agency and got < |h now living III I'uti*. Shi' in milk
lew man.* nmn'ii name* t*r mention lug a plrtura i.ver then1. Imt |e
erntiy wn.tr friend* that *be wool |
In yopr itJ ry T "
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Hint inagaiH’*’ la printing u like lij retujiv t*. It'-lt>v\«»j«t.
.■trie* of "Inv* live*’ ’ ttrtd Dtn Ljtjik
■a limy Huy, lm» been lactilltineil
iXa.ll^lun* Fuit hunk* hi* bitcum# •
by tho Indieit in.nlnv i:it, all <\( them prvfc*>or ft1(1 IIO'A tmrlrs .1 • Irt %n
"Hut nitly tut among UlOao pirfynl.' tin nwtlon pkltiir art ut tin* I’m
.Mr. [.yen ligha, and adiif that he Tct«ity ot S*iuih«*rn (iiliftrn it
wirhr i he mlgh| ha frutured In ut Of rottrsf% l tat!is r*i»ly «nr ul hu
vumaj* sidvlmi's.
leant nuv.
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Thin ntciry I* told of. Oil, IlmiT.
II. llyv.iiml star* favor teal. IiV
tn*.time lienbaiul and manager if fliiv.i'i* fur the r. ill lapel, und earn
(ii'dn llr/iy.
■tat tin., her TaViirtle. Itu lurvim
Tw* burly k11 an get *. met Ititu wcara red Kevnnlum*. ,Mary itrui.i
I nutalde of hiti Hub one ivm iiuc, in partial t .Ininlin. kliurnw Vtilm
Juit hefur* Ci.rUtniai. ‘‘ Here 1" ' prefer, u gertlenln and k.^thei lia.
Cl Irntninn prc»rnt Oitdn "ent. you,” ■tun uaually .veurn iweet peun.
mtlil one of them, a i he aoctc I
Mr, Hoag in thw.eye.
• Jeanne Ki'glr > «,|| u tw Uancir,
Ami tthag .lid Mr Uoag dot
didn't blind*g'1 bit black eye qiu.ieal eiiinrd) girl and wild wad
with bcefntcujt, or nnythfng like ahuw liMu|wr, all ber’iira she villa
that. He jravn a party and limited] 1*1. Sudden fame eame In her when
al 'h i* friend*, to* that h* could I |ho Mepped Into a nd>' vnatnltiy
nhow them Ollda’ i Chrlntnian pren- Khio h'erKU.un in "Outcut." She
played five year* in " Itnirt'*, nml
ent. .
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a*ide from par recent wurle in the
Imcgcrr WI!aon get plenty i( utnviu* hi* n five-year atage con
publicity y hcti h*r naptb upp**rel tract with Smn Ifrdlnrrt*.
-Sh" ml-re* .l„ » i cl„l l.e. . ! > . 1y
m | ii»- new * papaw
ptitTSTreiil Jicfiriiu/Pr’» util
dirr
I'rcak Tlimry. but ’ Altu Fh^^jitcr«d thy movie* *hd .la^Ii'a.1 that. It dogr *'t her country plica
H rilrrlfff.N , Y.
wrtin’i tho kipd e f |-t■1Aic1
Hie
tyrntri). .'r> 'i*tg ihnnrfd heir mr,ie
l’ l,.\NT CITY —Actual work
to Miry Nalgn. Or pctltnp* Mgry
o uf tirw leptlc tank
No’an U hr^ rml name and lm*.. ‘.tarti d til
to would lot explanatluna and
ge m WlUon ju*t a ita g i fcunn. for n»rthwenl‘m port of city;
La»U. My mind would be act nt
Anyway rvho V winning n*w fame lank wiij itret npproaimtTCjy J10,
LlXlum tw*-er three-dnye later
oap. ,
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rat tlon picture actreiY.
lUilng would hap|iea. It would
[In g|l oyer again. Not to bo
to truit tho on* you lovo—
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it*.i:, » r \stir, ir nit\r,
ir
ili.it. tHo ituhi'rtwit litTm, *!•vL****i»,,
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of lt»« tut*-,
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ATTRACTION FRIDAY, SATURDAY
(Continutal From I**
One)
Marion f Uuw
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Ft' m ihr IK*« I,,# Lev bran* 5L
Marlrr
Ili prtl.l tJ tl, <)|*ul Hill
At thr Fir»l Da|»li*t Uhurk
«|*rcial muairal proirram' will ’«
yivcri both in th** in* rniog jifld >a
Ihr cvrnmi! Or K I» King *rB
I roiu h m the evening tin *hi* iULji*ol, **Th» I irsl K*drr Kvrnlng "
Colleen Moore’s New
’ H o ijie Is Equipped
For Talk in g’ Films
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�« S B SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA 8ATCRDAT, MARCH SO, i m
mSSm,
withoot
1 addmi. Ilf. A.
wk, Florida.
V TONES of VELU#e washable Amll point,
I With any furnlshlngi
is. Washing will taka
of redecorating. Sold
)R I) PAINT A W ALL
V. Firot Street
N*ed
Call 303.
I
A F P A L ai HICOLA
a W . H. Lone Mtat Mar
’ptaa% Flnt Street.
>B2> DRUG CO.
llrer—Phona 323
-rrrs m r
vqtiippv'l 111 give thl* kind « f ter- r roa-,1 mat V>41 and tiro nvaunfarvW-e—either with ptnuaml » r 1 a tart bar. used U ttr 'arge rwme* binary. T>e usual tir* store toBttM to offer other hetpa a lt
did not intplr* p in f
w|Ul tbe < W fM d to rlra better eereiev to
'f » l | that many n,,..maul« t*r,- oa-naro of hit notor tehkkna.
,.
"Thu Cocdjreer T r a A H it i f
» r» wiMlwd Dials «wn tir*e.
"But within rw .nl year*. especi- Company, whooa pmdoet* ar# Wad‘Fa* motorist. fully appreciate
ally in Ike pan deed,. thara baa
l ha urmtuwl ficllllie* made avail Jhaan a very Jaf nit, l<npruim«n(
(ram and ha* . barn o f grant ltd
a'l’a to them by modern lira «rr
In senyrv siatl*"-* ,-aiefin* (• (ba to ita lore* number of deale r» la
Tb* a iv n c . hatpin* them giro 'h e ultimate I*
* a t itatlona uch ai aura,*' tla need* •'f mnlofltt*
' « laved K S hockey, m in ij.r i*f u n it * >tilHin. ha. trained per tire rtloo anal raw tea.
Kuchey's Tiro Ibnp.
11.1 Sooth *> nnal. man wb„ kn,w tire* an.I
their vilut. * h i Inna hoar to
FORT 1! YEB.s—Itn.ooo go toga
Park Avenue
building nrvd.r cwwkteralioa- far
“ It U a far ary (r»n* tha old
or cupatry by ChrytUr and Dodga
•ilp abod, Inafficlant lira ft -re of
afrniy.
7«t » #
for mar }e*r* whan tha propria
t«f"» primary ar-.| often timeeonly
Inlrraft wa* tha *Le of a lira—to
tta modern aervlee lUlInti which
U all that 'ha namr unploi. glr- :
till fait, affalant and ramplete i
W E HAVE INSTALLED A COMPLETE
fa r.lea In tn..t irlatn
Tha aafly tlfa ftora a it not
Says Women Will Refine Aircraft
FLOWER PLANTS 2tb- par dot.
All klnda of rut Oowara for
Faster
Vary ch ap 2323 Magnulla A v f.
Unusual Facilities
Are OfferedByTire
Shop, Says Rockey
M— Room* Without Board
FOR KENT—Entlra s-conj floor
Rrumlay-Ptilraton
Bldg.
17
rooma raaily for occupancy July
1 L. A. Brum'ay, Phon* 113—J.
15— A p a r t m e n t
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CLEMENTS
A P T S —d ll Park
Ava Apia, fur rant available
UPPER
Signs of all
la Sanford Plant and Apr I, Apply Apt. 1.
IT Cc. Phona 303.
HtflKG — By aapart
Joan esperlence. At eo
A P I! repairing. San
1amt Gift Shoppa. Me. Furniah«d Apartmmt for putt—
Park Apt’
Park Ava. and
bain phona #J2.
18th St. Frigotaira Rent ration
able. Phona MS— W,
Found
a bunch of hays, tagged
Wllliama. Kinder will
turn to Tom William*
■ CM Firmt St. and V
16— llo u s fa
fo r
Rent
p A L r .— Ufad *aven pattriv
Hudson tadan in fin* run, at ■ bargain If Ukrn be
Monday evening.
Inquire
or Winslow, Hotel Forrest
l*mn*# McPK*l Mr® Thldtn, who on Marrh 17 *«t * r**w »n*iirnrv * flight r#v«»r»t «»f T1 hmim
1 minute* at the Oaklarul, Calif , airport, m puctunrtl h#r# • tih I■ r |» «n** *rwf * tira'an* Unit*
Milan
Sht predict# that wnm»n ■ Influtncw will bring* iNjut itupm*»m»m in tb# -t-mfun «tw| am
u n im r f of plane* jutt *» it ha* brought tu the m.»toi car the lusut
-ir of •iparaiO’ti, ar»<I
nrmpliflrtl in th«* tiraham I'aigv
Th« photo » ■ » v«krn at thv <H* wi.«t airp**ri mtulr ihf a«tatrt«
«u
luring up h^r plane
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w s lu t
> |tp e tl I f 1- ' ! * lM « I II '" * a
JCK OWhEILS-We can red l o r * t . u r i ||* l b * I n
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In «R k »rf the1 bill
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tad your 32ifl 'rurk tir a W ,
«. .ft I !• | k«,I MI » 1 III lit I wat n g s l h t l I «***
tha regular Flmtona design.
It, * rAU*» lb* *«n»W b»hl| S
t a ..Una lit fnreel**' • * * .
rr lA ft
a your old tires «ivr you
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lit **a r. Semino'-a lira Shop. FOIt KENT. 3 room furnlfhaj rots f i l l i l r .1 t» 1 * I •> e I v r t l l r a t l i t * *
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CUM litas. tWI W. First St
E. Fourth St. Phon-* 837-2.
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case Led Gral.air. truck.
IM . Btr.tL Phona I.
YOU
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NEEDS »T AT SAN FO RD
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113 NO
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t It! II Rl la* I ■ I I I * ( u ) I m M I I | ■!*•' f i l l *
at 2121 Palmcttu Avenue, 123 00 iw n ti * 11 u g l * lit ?** in d a y 1* t t i y i F '
it
per month. Inquirt llaralj Of. v i*a»iaa.
I «• t T » * r r *
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Ii) Farm s Fur Ht'iit,
FOR RENT - Small three mum t. f Lt * Filet#4 *g^*!*• I ta«
cottagr built „n r«ar uf lot at
I i U f u r l a * i i l i t i * L i t L i « lh - * i 1K *
1703 Magnolia Avenue House R A l k f t>e p i b i r « h r .f In I h e J a n f u ' 1
lief fill ft ||*» Ipg|>ef iMi(,|i*he^l •<
need, painting in aide and out a«, || f l jf III:., k f t l l l l V ' l * I '*»**»M i l . E 'I»1f 1:1
and owner will take part uf rent ton e e e a c h *• t » k f o r f«#ttf l i t *' » < ,
l i l R w *‘* k i
m labor. 118.00 per month. In- • Wt M
V I T N U K S M Y h a Mat n n i
-f
luirw at tim id office.
»t»e Cl ft Mil I.M«ri »»f the T * , H »
W10IIT PRINT SHOP
t h ird
I till l r i it I l ' I f r t i l l fit U s e n u t *
HAPPY serree on any thing in
oj
H « tM *
In ■it*! I m
^k*tnUllg. A phona cal will get 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale
f't o U M lj,
m i llt l*
th e
l« t
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KIT man. Phona 417—W. 9 lUil FOR SALE: Fumed Oak Dining Mtof-b A 1* lilt.
Ih c a l)
M A vn
Room Suit*.
Reaaonable. 619
Magnolia.
Phona
218,
BUILDING BLOCKS— Irrigation
[ boiae and general cem.nt work. FOR SALE:
Perfection
JnlracU Concrete Co. J. E. Ter•t«*v
vlrtroU anti bed.
wUIrgrr, l>iip. 3rd. and Elm.
condition* H!5 K’m. Avt.
E a NEY’S~~ D B U ~ BTDRE—Pre 30— M ou sey P u r S gie
•edptlona. Drugs, Soda. We
m at star a. your phona. Call FOR SALE— Five room etucco
bungalow csnalctlng of Urge
living room, dining roam, kitchen
K T A L ROOFING: TH* Roof with electric range end water
‘ Bvsrlastlng.
Metal
shingles heater, two bedroome, hath with
tandlng wsm tin and galvanised •hower, front -and - rear—poreh##i
to fe -M v l M u It. Cuwao, Oak lo.atcd In deairable neighborbeod.
Price 44340 00 Terms of tljDoO
i*«. and Third 9C Phone 111.
ca.b and m.auma mortgage (or
tip Wasted (Female)
balance which rum for three
year*. Address 8* D. B. Cere
fANTED— Yoium white girl to The Sanford Herald.
atsy with lady In III h'alth. In
gvenlnga. Inquire C. M. Kay, FOR SALE—10 pl*ce Dining
Room Suite, Mahogany, ia fine
ital Telegraph. P M**.
shape, cost flS0.0u will sell for
1173.00. Estra chair* cheap. Col
-Situation W anted
umbla GraphanoU On- 11**1 an*
DUNG MAN under 30 wants Spring*. Eitra Table*. Saltinj
WfTk « f ear kind. Wall edu- account have too much fumltun
t*d and cau sell or w’ ll drive
or north
call at 710 Elm Aeo. Laweon.
’Adeertia.r,' 12 2 0 I’yrk
LEG AL' a us
i > Tin: i m i i it m i mt o r t m k
TW MT1 TMIMII J1 IIICItL C«lt
t i ir o r »‘L<>Nii»%. in t\n tom
IN flM IL R (O tA T I. I* r n t L
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|h#.9»h ‘lAjf of Wirrh, A, I> 111*.
t. •• iftflMl .li»|er S» l>*nreft
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far i*f Ihli LSurt, • n>i « Ug*l
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KritUW At M*nf.»"4, Jt'Ollllnlf CottM* ,
10 B—Babtdta
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m s in s e n p a
s a e is o t a
t e r m . i« tk tv c m i
asd mcktored breeding etock.
MAIsronn HUIMHK<I ANfl.irtAN
Jao young pedigreed etock eligible AaaOl’ tATION, a eerpeiallee I'm*,
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ptalaaal.
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s o t k k w r arecosL H A ervaa
' b a lb
Net Ire l» hereBy given (hat .s 4 'f
aad a» Vlrtwa -< a B o w ef f v ,
rhiaiir* end
reade.yd 1. •*
shove anltiled W
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soec el Master Is iY s w w . • i
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t»|». In fmat sf lb' , « » f l k » * *
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THE BOOSTER NEWS
Volum
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March I f P»2'J
Num ber
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16
PubliJard ia the la- \t t
vtrpp, I
into Ed
"W " at i U M i d
taraal of tha patipla W.kinrV'i)
Mark lhr ri >1 lavt night *
of
Sanford
and wihhI’i
and L>uml
AI “ A miatirtnl “
Samlaola 1 ounty by that
Mac
n„da-l
tha
a, uia new tila, Vt r Erl “ l l " » '• thal * '
Ih ,
Kent MuUir Co. told him U» tv ml i A i
tlarr. Kant
Fab to.
tion 'if hia id .,naa. tktai |
•iltprliMnl
It, atated I dun I A
nhi.w wit.In M
think *2 n « h
uf
wi|K t hirer
ih , lltavl i ia
I »ho**
have on.y ’ 'n thia hurblff.l }i«upje «f|<i
S,| TWt) VF.A KH." i»H* huhtlrvtl (tsa
Iloarver, » . trad tlin»#*“ ■
i n lf
«f"
ip# # # H
v\
PtilVK URACIt HII.I, rw R .u lM .I
nt.iVKU o. i i i u , fMfendaat.
D<verve,
•s
t»
u m
THE THRkTMENT
l !*t aa often u re
quired.
Thia ran
easily he deternun
a«t bv keeping «
niuae watch „n the
of live garden
gmwlng aymptum.
Our recoill of
.1
leaat one nrw
csr
every week ia .tili
6-Tr and The prm
clpal
thl.
week
goea to IM ro lt frr
delivery and drive,
luck to Sanford In
• fin* new Graham*
Pk ig, sedan.
the
f Chtekq (rum high egg Vue*
tb«.ty.lw# tIV* feat . » M faa*
lit. oj DIsO l b « a <»»>■ Tier
Tea ill. vf tanfoed. ***"»dls«
K. M Tr.irer*-P oaa.ef Oea
i«
i ii r
m
(h e r
Pi .State*
«>f the N. I I C. Netw ork
th *
h id
i t i r l n l il r * u i >
tjuina ill and look
at the rt.-w Whf||»i
t ,.arh. fftldV ,r,d th,
n«w Whippet 1«
d-tn. 1770.
Jvlly
■equipped.
ip o r
lire, buTgier, mar
view mlrmr, rtc,
Thu (near. e"injlrte
Wonderful
cara, apIrmUd buy
jrd
mac ban Rally
pc tfret.
201
t'om m rrcUl
I ’ Konc 1?
Trade
your tires that
S-l-i-p
fo r tires that
m l* n n s i g n o f
| ii* o g r < ^ « N t o o w n i
gro u t n e w c a r
o r pt a t i r . T i n e
G-r-ieo!
Goodyear A A -W M lJton — tho
O N L Y liraa with tkaao M f.
UmU ^ n'^TtK^^CTOtSE
T k a y c r l # Uka I d o t a . *
T w t a ty w la ta n k m proved
0k# A A V n l b r tlko aafeat
m t k *d M M k U t f « i 9 v
w p t r h r to t m d i o U A ahaF
^
!*^W>LA"*. store
T L «t N ew P o o ila c OIr SU o f r n t )t« pgwfuna*
#MC« » o()f|« a o d rum fur ( o f a truly b ig c#r* It#
q u a lity b b ig ear q u a lity, y rt Ita pcicca ra n g *
A# lo w • • 1743. T h a t’* why It U enahUng
p rogreM lvo Am erica ita to H rp up In m o to r
ca r wwitoroblp w ith ou t le a fin g th # lo w -
CA|UGp
tg^-y
tat*
W e tw e
Ih r
that
M in t
tread
rubber
la
used In N rw Fires ton* l l r t a
and
a fte r retreading they
lik e
look
F IR E S T O N E T IR E S .
Wo guarnntiH* our work and materigb.
Mako your old tiros give double wear (o r
about HALF PRICE by uainff out* re
loading service.
Til K 1*1' MK O il. C O M P A N Y
K en t M otor t o.
fi
m ( F IK t S T O N E T rra d .
NEW
ANl> Fll.l.IN fi STATION
PRESTO-LITE IIATTEK1ES
l i l ’ LF DCS
lh*t ’tHulor« ftr
night We th« uf hi it
tM fvant r i i i u , seta i f .
M Kiiaslnv. Toes
Taa act torchv enter* d aa4 re
galnd tv be aad *r|**sr
tbe
ist day af Atoll, A. I> teta. i, f ,.
hill of w a .ltl.1 filed aawlaet yew
n Ike abate etvUd t'eerf.
Tka Baafurd II,ra^ a RawarKwr
"^ lll* * *
>«
Fadarn Standard Tima
The Seaboard Oil Co,
ritlL. th# other
wSs^th ,r.y.bY,Maftr.w.<:3*&
Chicks fgoa our trapn slsJ
I- to-lay
strain
White
dotUs |||
pgr hundred.
for eaU 'ooe.
FalrvUU
y Farm, Oilaadu.
PURE OIL
BAND
but
Hear Ike popular I.oldman
Ban.* a* Ike gaewl ef
t n .»ll:
lanl Nineteen M9| of lllarli
W ill fflt nf h#n f.tpitt. « i p*#
lW rt # f
o f I irralnitc Hat read l lu ld s
it « 32 t li l'ruck M old.
irc.id ilislyn ,
nl
rie»«M a w ill *ff*r f o r M b |» |b #
(H d W it hWider fo r
4 'll r in g th * leg# I hi* Mir It Ilf gale. I ll *
f r t llu v U f
la n d a 1ltffi*r,
• r l n f aa.1 b e in g u th e t S u n t # C
b m lt in U m<i HIA|# of *
tnn •
( .• M ic u U r lr d*#efib«d a # f*.ii.» » t.
p in t
VULCANIZING PLANT
TUNE IN
Edwin Franko
Goldman
Ufcltil
•■ »«** IW iMthllr r«<f>nW -4
*■.-*4-. u r Iiftlv. r'**rkU. In
J*Iai IiiMiti 1. paf# if.
Ti.krfi l u l lutrfiACtr t<» fk f ?*Y
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EVERY
SATURDAY
NIGHT
■
R O k l)
SKKVICR
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THE SANFORD HERALD, S A N fQ W ) K LQ m iJA _____ SATURDAY, MAH Cl I M, J229
Every Sanford Church
has
plans for Easter Services.
details of
Churches:
the
mad<
Lake Mary Community Church
Below i
services at
SUNRISE SERVICE
each
6:00 A . M.
EVANSD ALE P A R K -
11 00 A. M., Morning worship.
13:90 M . Meeting of arealon lo
reCelvr
Fresh Fruit Strawbern
Fresh Fruit Banana
Fresh Fruit Pineappl
Vanilla
SHOP NO. 1
Second A t Palmetto
SHOP NO. 2
115 W. First St
t i n n rn
RASTER OAV. Mar. :t|. l » « t
The fire*. rvlrbrntion of Holy
Communion. liiHl A. M
S rnnrl rrlehrallon of
}la!y
Communion, * nil A M.
Kul| rhornl relehrntlon of Holy
Communion an<l Sermon, 11:00
A M.
Churrh arhon', Caster service,
S:00 P M.
Organ I’rvluilr.
Proceeamnal Hymn 169, “ Wel
come, happy morning” Sullivan.
Chant, "Chriat our Puiiover” .
Te Ileum In (5. John R. YVeaU
Communion Service in R flat.
Fed Vrlain.
Hymn 172, ” Jeau« Chriat la rl»«n tmlay”
Offertory Anthem, "Awake up
my (ilory.” Stainer,
Hecrxlonal Hymn 171. “ Tht
day of reaurrectlon.”
.
t
Poatlude.
Organiat, Mra. Fannie Stembridge Munion. *
Choir, Mra. Arthum Branan,
Mra. J. 1). Tayor, Mra,' G. F.
Smith, Mia a Mabel Bowler. Mlaa
Penney, Mra. Dobte, Mra. Ray
mond Phtl’ lpa, Mra. W. L. Leak,
Min Muriel Taylor, Mra. Tankhouaer, Mr. R. 0. Phlllipa. Mr. E.
I . MarkrP, Mr. Gue*.aveon, Mr.
A. II. Stone,___ _
.
------—
All membera of the Church
School ara reminded that there
will be no morning exercisea. but
all are tequeated to be on hand at
'.ha l'arlah Route at 4:30 In tha
afternoon with Mila Boa and
■mat| bunch of flowtre.
Vlaltora ara we'come to all of
thaae Aervlcea. 1
h o ly
cross
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Corner Park Aeenua and 3rj BL
Rev. John Bernard Root, MlaUtar
(Sufrcft H|hool, 0:45.
Morning Worship, 11:00. Solo,
Mra. Robert Glema. Special Chner
numbr. Sermon—"Kaater Joy"
by vhe Paator.
Evening Service, 1:00.
Pageaat: “The Ever Living
ChriiL"
Prelude, "Evening Song" —
Krvutaar.
.
Hymn. "AU Hall tha Power of
Jeatu* Name." *
Hymn. "Faireat Lord Jeaua."
Reapoaaiva Reading from pro
gram.
.
Hymn, "Jeaua Calls ua O'er tha
Tlsmidtf" |
■
Sola, "lata the Woods My Mas
ter Went"— LaclUe Andereoa.
Cull ta vhe Houea.of the Inter
prets: Scenes:
,
"Thu Sorrow of tht G ir d * ’*.
rr- -n h s Symbol of Four".
"Tha Byrden of the Creoe.?
m rm brn,
Special Easter Music and Features
7:00 |a. M , (h ri.tian Rndravor.
H:00 I*. M.. Rvening worship.
0;IH> I*. M., Srtaion meeting lo
r r r l o mrntKrri.
\Ve gl*v a ronlial Invita'aon to
Ihe
public
to
thee*
aervlcee.
Those runaldvring unittlng with
the I’r •h)t<rian Church at* In
vita-tl to join the KarVrr r a > « a*
they join tomorrow.
FIRST MKTHOniHT
CHURCH
W. P. Bu rman, Paator.
Sun,lay echnal, 9 30 a. m.
Ranter eervlca, 11 a. m
Baptiam of infanta, U p. m.
Rpworth league mra-tinga, 6:30
p. m.
•
Cantata, 7:30 p. m
Morning Service, F.leven O'clock:
Prelude: "Chriat Ihe laird ta
Rbtn Today’*.
Invocation.
Hymn, 169.
Talk by the Rev. J. M. Thompson
.
I 1:00 A . M.
Regular Easter Service
ivc Members
Haptisc Entrants
T lfK
Apoatlri* Creed
Prayer.
Anthem: "Now L Chriat Riaen”
•Maker.
Pialm.
Gloria Patrl.
Scripture l-raann.
Violin Solo: "Anglea’ Serenade”
Virginia McDaniel. ‘
Offertory: "Mary Magdalina” ,
Mra. R. I* Sotton and Mra. II R.
luting.
Reception of Member*.
Hymn. 370.
Sermon.
Anthem:
"Riaen a Glorioua
King” . Wllion.
Benediction.
Rvenlng Service , 7:30 O’clock
A t thia hour there will be r«ndared w canUta by the Choir, at-
Lord la Rleen,” Adame. Solo, "Tha
HLaurraeMo*"-Shelley, Mr*. A.
M. Phlllipa.
Young People'a Union*, 0:30.
Evening tardea, 7.45 M folIowa: Baptlamal acfrlca; Baiter
muale program; Harmon. Subject
of aarmaa, "Tha Flral Euler
Evening."
Prnyer maatlng and church
|*JJ**f hour Wtdnaaday night,
Tha FI rat BapUat Church cor*
dially walcomrs all to thaae aervkaa.
• ®*Mev Muale Prugruai
Sunday Night
"Ha L Rlaan" — Helton, B.
C. Moor* mad Choir.
Chotrua, “Bearing HU Craaa
Far Ma." B. Y. P. U. Choir.
Sola, "Open the Galea Oft tha
Tempt*"— Knapp.
Chorue, -On Calvary," B. T- P.
U. Chair.
Duet. "Oh Divln* Redaaaaer"Oounod. Mr*. A. M. Phlllipa and
Mr*. W. 8. L*«k. ~
"Hu Cam#* Trulmjhant"—Wli
ana. Mra W. 8. Leak, F. X. Getchel
and Chair.
. ,
,
7:30 P. M.
S P E C IA L E A S T E R P R O G R A M
*
Tableaux
Buttermilk!
T h e Best Food Drink
Nature’s Best Tonic
Ask Your Doctor
Our Buttermilk >s churned fresh daily from good clean paseurized milk under controlled temperatures* and sanitary con
ditions.
It is a safe food for the most delicate patient on buttermilk
diet, as well as an enjoyable addition to the dinner pail.
Early morning: deliveries, and special service to regular cus
tomers.
Seminole Creamery Co.
j
PH O NE 634
_________ 315~E. FIRST ST.
Spring Flowers
LILIE S
TU LIPS
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C AR N ATIO N S
DAFFODILS
A L L OTHER SPRING BLOOMS
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PH O NE 260-W
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P« Greatest V egetable
Richest G « * a Land.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW8PAPER
BATHE RAGES
BETWEEN TW O
M E XIC O SIDES
N ea r r a m c M a rts
Trade In Market
GIVEN
iENTENCE
lDogly C o n f e s s e s
And WfllServeThne
With George Harsh
'“'For Double Slaying
•>-rm ATLANTA, Apr. 1. —
;With life UnpriaSnment Bon
neted out to George
are hand Dick Gallqgly. the
estate 1 thrill murderers,
0 curtain
- - -fell
- - today
on a
jot melodrama in which
es were lost and two
ore were shattered.
(lir a
Tho college bojra who embarked
career of banditry for a
> both plead guilty to the
of 8. H. Mtelu and WllSmJth, Atlanta* store cferki,
ire comlgned to the, dreary
of chain range a* long ai
Hr*.
Harsh, the eelf-confee•Wueter-njlnd" o f the crime*,
pad tha electric chair to
i helwsa doomed after a
In clrcoit court here found
m guilty of the murder of
ulth. lie.erne n e w -tried for
murder o f Merita:
Oallogly airapty had to plead
llty, and accept a Ufa tentenee
r each of tha muniera. Legal
irmalltle required itareh, who
waiting a hearing on a new
. to be granted a second trial
pnd then enter'hie plea. Oallogly
been tried. twice fqr _the
h murder, but In eerh Inw a mlttriel resulted.
—
Oallogly (aid when he received
|hla eentenea:' "I'm gild of the
po'lunity to help «a«'e the life
. George He rah pleading, guilty
id taking life Imprisonment”
And Hareh declared he readied
sacrifice "Dick' had ’ made
added; "lt'« a great thing
fa hart a friend who would do
what he he, done for me."
The crux of the eettlement wit
' statement of the prosecution
both defendants, should be
punished equally, and that It was
'Unfair /o r one to go to the elec
tric chat I and for ths other to
life. u
1 -UUnienU' w«r* Ueued
■elicitor general John A. Boyand hie chief assistant. Kd
Stenhens, who tried the Cf’ars.
I defense attorneys were prrait, but mide no comment, merely
I affixing their elgratures to the
neneasary documents.
NEW TORE, Apr. 1— (iKS)
—Something akin to n mild
panic marked the forenoon m
the stock exchange today u
nervous traders, appainitly af
fected by the failure o f brokm ' Joans to drop as expected,
flooded the market with sailing
orders of all denominations- As
tha morning wore on, However,
.prices steadied somewhat and
many trade.* recovered part or
their-losses Western operators
ware the harries# hit by the
spasmodic spiling wave. W'-ra
trouble cut off communication
with parts of tha Wee, and tK
le a n were lijgtitlnlng fast In
taking
adrantage
of the
"■break.’* Added to tha general
cxeltment and apprehension
was a lenewal of call, loans at
IQ per cent ,aq Increase o f two
per cent over the rate earned
over from Thursday afternoon.
Rebels State They In*
flietd Heavy L o s s
Of Life In Fighting
Sunday Afternoon
METHODISTS ARE
TO BE HOSTS TO
STATE MEETINGS
350 Delegates jVre To
Attend Session O f
"W esley1 Federation
MEXICO CITY. Apr. l - ( I N S )
—A fir.lous battle got under way
at dawn thla mora'ng between the
uderai forces under General Just
Andrea AUraatan and the rebels
under General J- Gonsalo Esfol-ar,
according to dispatches from Genel a| Alamaxan to President Porte*
till. Hie scene of the battle Is Jus,
south of this city | of Jlmener,
Chihuahua.
EL PASO, TexTApr. 1—(IN8i
—Sevrtal hundred federala were
killed and wounded and 100 w«re
captured In the battle between rebvL and fedaral cavalary yester
day afurnoon between Jlraei.sx
ana Kdknlon, according to a state
ment issued by rebel headquarter*
III Juares today.
The bulletin said that Gen. Jose
Gonxalo Escobar, the rebel commander-in-chlef In
Chihuahua,
personalty diiecled the machine
gun fire of the Twenly-Koutlh
Regiment when three o, his repimenl, attacked tlen Eulugio l)rtiss federal horsemen, throwing
them back.
It was reported that Gen. Gills
.n,d a number of other offlceri
m rc killed. Late in thv duy the
Inin nit made a counter 'attack,
l>u, were repulsed the rebel statelilt n t’ added. The relief rlatm J.o
have captured a federal al-plitne
at Santa Itosalla north of Jimetei,
making a prisoner of the pilot who
i, said to lie an American mum.I
Hiislnl.
According to Information re
ceived here Alim a Mexican federal
source, the frdrrnls luivp renrhd
(i.,lores, near Jlmenet, without en
gaging the rebels.
Another federal report received
here contradicted .the previous re
p ots from federal and ic M
sources by stating that the rebel,
• ire defeated -at Cat ratlins, 21)
miles south of Jimenrs, losing W)
kined. 12 wounded and f>0 tir.son
ars- The. federal, pu, their own
l(>a,r* at nine dead and six wound
ed.
Gen. Juan Andreu Almssan,
rommander of the federal army of
the north, is snid to have exchang
ed defiant messages with Gen.
alarieln Caravro, the egbcl com
mapder, during the fight.
A Mexico C.ty dispatch reports
thul Henry Humphrey sup|ioti'iiiy
un American wns wounded at
Cuernavaca, Morelos, when insur
gents or bandits fired upon tut’ niubilaa parties from Mexico City
that h'sd gone to cucvoavact for
lla day.
Another Mexico dispatch claims
that the rebels un the west -roast
linvc rrtiird to La Crux, north of
Masurian. The sum* telegram re
tained the death of federal CaplSlanuel Kobcls of tha avtatton ser
vices, who was killed while mak
ing art air raid over lot Crus.
One o f the Urgent church
gatherings In the state will eon*
veil* In Sanford Apr. i& when
tha 'Wesley Ribs! -Class .Feder
ation for South Floridn convene*
for IU annual three-da, session
at the First Methodist Church.
tlishop Tloyt M. Dobbs, putridIng officer of the Florida rimfrrrnre,
Southern
Methodist
Church, has alio railed a session
of hi*; cabinet to meet simultanuualy with the Federation. This
conference will draw all of the
leading pastora and' lav mcmtwrl
of the Florida Conference. The
two gatherings are expected to
sttUct an attendance of d.V) to
400, according to those who have
charge of .the arrangements.
# Aroonb-the prominent speakers
who will tddrees one or both
gatherings are; lllahop Dobbs of
Birmingham, Dr. John W. Shiukleford of Nashville. Term., Dr. I.udd
M. Spivey, president of Southern
College at Lakeland, and others.
Extensive
arrangement* are
helrg mad* for the reerption of
the visitors, several committers
having been named fruin the Mrth.
odist Churrh to aupcrintrm) the
details.
Hrndqftartrra for the
delegates to both galheilngs will
lie ma|ntained nt the Jlotel For
rest lake. All -sessions of the
Federation will l,o held in the
churrh auditorium.
The Federation convention opens
- . _=—
Drivers of overloaded trucks Monday night, Apr. IA, nt .7:.T0
o’clock and closes Wednesday af
>'ar* warned agslniit ‘ future In- ternoon nt 12,S0.
•
> T fringrmenta upon th» tints law
^ regulating 1ha weight which may
j be placed on commercial mofor Forrest Lake Dining
Vehicles.
Room Closes April 10
This tana.tha tdlcl .hatufcjl down
today by County Traffic Officer, • ATtcr~HiJoy1mr it*1tnmrtr George W. Gray; following thv ceiaful scnioD, tba dining room Three Plead Guilty...
. f arrest of taro men charged with of tho Hotel Forrrat - Lako will
To Accessory Thefts
F. Culver of Orlando, who hat close Apr. 10, according to an'an
£b#*n hauling wooden blocks to a nouncement today by G. Kelleher,'
Ijrland Ileckatrom, Curtis Hall
lvlng overloaded machines. C. manager, who la completing hla
and Ellis Starns*. three white men
crate mill, was given a aua- firat season at tha hostelry.
Mr. Kelleher today riprrised ail fated Friday b* Kherife J. F.
(tided eentenea by Judge Jamte
McCIrilfnd charge d with the
[8baron upon payment of costa, satisfaction over tha season's op theft of aulomubile tirta and othrr
the case, f t P. O. Harris, erations and said he hoped to re motor accesorlea, - plead guilty
eye of vba St..John's Rirer turn next winter. He will Uave thla morning l-efoje Judu* James
i po station Company
wal shortly after Apr. " NTTnr Lake O She ton and were given varying
Placid, where he has spent the fines on charges of larrrnj
. tponed.
^
r Beckstrom was fined t&O and
'Th# Harris case may rewilt In past several summers.
euata.or Sentenced to irM* three
legal battte over tha Intnprelamonths on tha road un farh of
of tha law defining a trailer. Salvation Officials.
two warrants charging lalreny of
.Until driven by Harris la
motor tag and tires, and/waa aaAre Expected Today aacai^l
d by Jude* 8baron as a six$35 and costa or m days nn
track while officials of Uiv
verb
rounti alleging the
k.A M*InMMa.^ominandtf of ■ILrft.ut.gasollna.
IpSBTOn-ToRINUirihrtnr-it
Hall was fined
and costa or
M truck and a^ipl-trwller. Thla Hie southern districts o f tha Sal
vation Army, accompanied by Col- <K> days’ for la tcny of gianllne
lot. It I* belle rad, will he Uken John
Souths!, getlrod. Brig. Don and Btariicq received the ^ime
w highsr ceuru tor decision,
ald A. McMItlian. head of the state penalty for the same offense. Itail
“
traffic
officer
Mild
the
law
department, and Knvqy Lillian and .Starnes both paid their .fines
IT * .
a truck to carry .ItfiOO Hanson, ware axpected to arrivs thu m&rnlng while Hrckstrom was
Including V * **lgkt' of In Sanford today for.h visit to the tusking arrangements to ralsa the
k. providing tkat tha lead local branch or tha organ Isal ion, amount af hi* fine* and costs.
Mrtntyro, la
Ity on eath whail la nob . Commissioner
scheduled to adsktesa a Joint meet
than
pounds for
ing of the dvit clubs tomorrow U.' S. Exports Appear
. width of tha tire, at the. Hole| •Horrent Lake. The
ti'tl
Headed For Increase
trailer* may carry a Rotary Club has dispensed with
J pounds white a semi- Ua regular program and has In
WASHINGTON, Apr. X—(INS)
twa-hWal trailer j»ay vited representatives af the otheclahs fo meet al IS:ID for lunen- —Secretary of Commerce Lamontyaly MWOpewda.. .
eon, follows dby-the Commission- predicted today that exports from
the United States this f r i r may
aFa address.
I
f; EXCHANGE 'CLOSES
Mach »«,000,000,000 an all-time
record for normal reara, and an
Apr. » -< !N 8 )-T b * County Court Spring Increase of more than |fl00,000,000 over 1020.
Two A re Arrested
'H ere For.Driving
Overloaded Trucks
Term Opens Tuesday
eftha Whiu Woodsy
Allowing for price decline* ex-
Faring n heavy,
heavy criminal docket porta. fort the first two months,
-vised docket of civil totalling P16,000.000, wvr* the
, .ir m M f, luly, aa<f a >Ood-alaed
and othgr »rln- eases, the Spring term of County greatest on record. It was ■ >0
Court will open temonbw mbm
ing with Judipa James G. Sharon
on the bench and Prooaroting At
* PSOBB SLATING
torney John p . Leonardy repre
senting tha stat#*
<0, Tens., Ape.
The criminal docket had not
k grand Jury Invs
been romnleted today.. Mr. Leonto he MM hero today
ardy's offlee announced, apvtral
afeoating at jlack Reid list mlrtfta cases having been ad
r 'and * the wonndhig of ded to the list. Court attache*
sta hy Depety Sheriff poet the session to J o one of the
boaleat }*>*•■/ Months,
the world.
' A' •
K
L
S
S
*“
t
Lamont sxplaalned that the in•
craaaee were primaril* the result(
of immense export of manufao
turrd good*. Foreign aalaa of
manufacturers amoonted
to $( 12.000JXM.
At tho raU
eatabliahed, tho gntomobila axporta for the year wiU be MS9>
000.000 la v »W , a
boost over Ittt,
rviS"
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations
SANFORD FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL 1. 1929
Leased Win InternaUooal News-Serelec
flU.OOOJXM
ftirfflVAZ jLti J.
•ai:iYsLrt
north, stopping at Savannah,
August
tg _ Point If. C*
Augusta, H
High
tc., and
Washington U. C., etc. etc*
then on to tha Western Canadian
fairs and exhiwflons.
The show that opens here to
night U* entirely different from
the one which appear'd at DeLand at tha Volusia County Fair,
and vjsltora will''be amased at
the number of/novcltlr* presen
ted In tha way i t shows aruUUaa,
Chief features include tha Hurl
pygmies from the Relglan Congo
in Africa, “ Snoqkle Jit-’ educated
ehlmpanie, whq. it i, saltl, can
even make any rigarrtte Uyhter
work, fun ho-jres, diving* glfla,
trained monkeys, human oddities
and freaks, "Fun on the Farm—
and hundreds nf ulhrr thrills
an<« sensations.
‘ After tonight everything will
he running full blast both in ths
afternoon and at night thrtiughoot the week.-
Much HavocIsDoneAs
WindsUnroofBuildingB, Uproot Trees
And Tie Up Traffic
MICHAELSON HAS SOLONS ADVANCE
POSTED HIS BOND PLANS TO CHECK
ON‘DRY’ CHARGE STOCK GAMBLING
Solon Surrenders T o King AndMorrisHave
Chicago Authorities •Proposals T o Stem
Speculation Mania
After Long Search
CHICAGO.
A pr
I.—(INS)—
Rrp. M. Alfred Mirhnrlrson of
Chicago i,„ lav surrendi-ivd to the
federal
authorities
here
on
rhurgi uf having smuggled liquor
into this country ' from
Cuba.
The Congressman handed the dis
trict attorney o f Chiengn four
|A0<1 H its.'for hail and walker)
from the fi-jloi.il building.
F.ffpita were apparently made
by both Mirharisnn and federal
until,Title, to keep the surrender
secret s« no annuunremgAt_WBi_
made. Mirharisnn, however, xvaa
rr-cognlrixl ns he walked from tl.c
distrirt attomy’s office and was
stop|>r*l l>y nrwspspeituen.
"I would like thu public la frithImH Ha Judgment until after
Iris'.
he saIi).
’There ia no
truth
whatsoever sl,mi|
the
rhitrvos.” he snid. ’’There is al>.
solutrly no trutli nhout the
rbarges in the imlietment. I nev
er hsd liquor In my posseatlon.''
Afle^ these few stntemrneahr
A fter the»e few tenteners the
Congrsainan brushed liy report
ers mid walked Inin the strrrl.
Michael,on ia charged with
having hmui.'ht liquor into this
r»untrv in n trunk which started’’leaking’* in » Florida railtsonl
depot, rwusing his-arrest hy state
officers. TIi, Congressnrtm wns
n staunrh advocate nf the Jones
law and * » elected with the
support
nf
the
Anti-Satoon
league.
GIVES RESIGNATION
NEK JtflJlK. Apr,, l.—JINS)—
The realrnatlon
I,-nation of federal Judga
Piencl* At Winslow,-who-facer a
congressional ingulry In conmv.
tinn with an allcgrd ‘‘hnnkruplry
ring" here, was announced today
by his atturney Martin F. Conroy.
LINDT REPORTS
CARPENTER?!. Cal.. Apr.. I.
— (IN8)-Calnnel Chart.-, A l.lndl-ergh hopped off from here (>•
day In hla plane fo* an unan
nounced destination after visiting,
at the home of Harpy F. Guggen
heim at Mnntecito, near herr.
WASHINGTON?’ Apr
I—
(INS)—Tho statesman of Capi
tol Hill were matching thcli
bruins against Wal| Street l«d»y
to devise a njethod of curbing the
o.gy of speculative gambling In
Will Street. Two remedies for the
rlock gambling situation, which
has drawn more than $2,000.000,.
0U0 In ea*h from the leglllmal*
Industries o, the natior, were un*
ill r'mnahif ration.
-First, Senator King (D) of
Utah, i*l.l he would sponsor a hll|
outlawing fr«i* - intcralata •cymnn.cc all negutiatloh* In “ Marginal * buying nf eceurltle*.
Second. Senator Norris (R) of
Nebraska, s r i studying a plan
U w lx t n J.dvral f«x upoj
s.
speculative lo^
loops.
—
i'rnatnr Carter G!hs«
(l>) of
Vlrjrini* a former secretary nf the
treasury, meanwhile was ,rekiu<
to strengthen the federal rrserve
ni l. Glass hat 'maintained that the
law itself it sufficient to rontrj
Slid ruri, ,|H-rulatinn and that the
fault lay in. the Prderal Reserve
linard’s fnilurr to enforce.the law.
lie ntny sponsor an amrndmrnl to
niuki the I,iatd art
The. fly in the ointment, so far
us congressional action Is concnvied, has lieen the impossibility of
determining in nilvsiae Just whnl
effect
legislation
cl
feet any rorreefive
correcfiwould hnve on the rnation’s f.nanbeen Imposiib’e
n s. u likewise has lx
to lyltin acruiatcly/ whrtlirr, if
ling were ruilu-d.
S|H-riilatlvr ganilding
In
tin rj. wluilil be ann Improvement
In
the 'agricultural rrrdit situation—
which has lu-en thq goal nf thiuc
attacking the kpeculalive markets.
~TiTlHII''»hirir iffnr-wtH spann»V list tw-en Intnwluri-d several
liniei In the iiasf liut X^ohgreSI
never hat acted upon it. It would
forh:d the use of (h* mailt, the
transmission of any. messages and
the transfer of any money arrn<a
states lines fo rmarginai Iran*,
states linrs for marrinal transKing meanwhile joined with
other senators— .notably Norris
and Glass—I* blaming, the Fyd*.
m«| Reserve Hoard for thu ptrsi nt sps-culative situation.
'"Birrs Js no doubt the hoard
has ‘extended credit too liberally
for aprrulatite purposes,'• said
King.
le u Roaring LionsMake Break For^
,
Liberty From Jobnny Jbnes'-STioWs
Ten roaring and fmtociou* Hunt
were aloose today somawhars in
Eonford,. following Ijteir escape
tarly this morning from Hi*
J j’nnny J, Jonea ShowsJha animals mad* their w Id
break for liberty Jus* aa a trainer
opened Ihtlr cage duo.' prepartory
feeding them a large quantity
of meat. Jombo, leader of the pack
made a savage tuage at the train•r a* he unfastened tha door. Tnr
trainer retreated and Jumbo, followed by the real of tha Ilona,
rushed out of tha orison howling
in flerre Jo* over thrir new found
Itoedom.
Conet*motion reigned In the
camp as yrorklagmen scurried for
vantage points. /The Ilona nutied
about the camp, instilling fear In
•ne heart* of five score persona as
tne r angry roan echoed and ree,lioed th-s’ughout tha camp- The
array o f animals finally broke up.
turn* of tha liana running poll-mail
if Mayfair
in tha direction af
H M Hand
B Htho
I
word was passed along that l|nns
were loose, ths crowd heat a hasty
retreat toward automnliilrs and
ntarhy house*. I'ulicc who wvru
aummom-d went at once to the
*cene hut hesitated in undertaking
tb-a new kind of a hunt.
Searching parties, made up for
the-Vnost pan of the carnival em
ployes, ’were organised and' sent
in all directions to hunt for tb*
Uona. Managers o* the carnival
admitted the futility of such a
hunt, pine* It was declared almost
Jinppasibte to capture the Ilona
alive one* they have gained thrir
freedom- Therefore, the osdar was
given that all of the animals are to
he sho, upon sight aa a protection
to human Ufa. or held In the
County Jail uatll the grand Jury
(Bfctf*
____
,police
___
war* reported
seemed over the
tha affair
gieaUy concerned
'tarly this afternoon Chitf
and ^arl
Roy Q. Williams deputised aa ex
tra corps af assistants te tele
other* scattering Inward tha re*.' phone all resldanta to k**p their
dtnlial section In tha southern children in the homes and stay in
U-emaelvta until tha daagor has
pari of the city.
Meanwhile, a large group of pfHlfd
spectators, attracted by the brie*
The only trouble with this atory
of the frightened show folk, had ia that it’s April 1, and new you
la ascertain tha (rouble. Wlw« t*a knew what an April Fool la,
" * Si& ttrf t\,
*--
NUMBER 1M
SNOW, RAIN AND Myron Herrick, U .S .V
ROARING GALES A m bassad or, D ies
HITM ID-W EST
" m .. "
Johnny J. Jones Carnival,
H aving M any Attractions,
A rrives F o r W eek s Show
Tha Johnny J. Jonea Shows ore
i m r u r r wedtv eiM bm ssr A
special train, bearing hundreds of
perfmtners, entertainers and at
taches and bringing the wagons
and other physical equipment
necessary to operate the shows,
palled Into Sanford early Sunday
morning, and tha work of unload
ing tha big caravan was Imme
diately commenced.
In accordance with Mr. JonM'
custom, no unnecessary work was
done on tha Sabbath, but eariy
today an aimv of workmen ware
busy at the show grounds, lo
cated.pear the Municipal Athletic
Field, getting the big midway in
readiness for the opening tonight.
This will be the last appearance
of the Jonea shows In Florida this
year, as following this engage
ment all of the units of the vast
amusement
organisation
krill
blend into one show and atari
Marti, fair tanlght u t Tw afc
and slightly caoUr. ’ G*aU*
shifting wind*.
.CJUCAGO? Apr. I. - ( I N S ) —
WitkrMttw*uke* completely ltdlatrd from the outside world’ by
wtrra communication, snow, hall
and high winds assailing al) parts
of the Middle .West, havoc and de
■tructlon caused. by miniature
tornadoes and cyclones, hundreds
of towns an metropolitan cities
wrre repairing the damage today.
Houses were unroofed in many
localities, windows were amathcJ,
tree* wore uprooted and trie
graph wires tom astindcr by .the
air maelstrom.
A gale
of 00-mile-per-hour
smashed through Indianapolis and
near-by town*.
Mliwaukes wax struck hy a
terrific wlnds'jorm that wrecked
all telegraph wires and raused Inrstiniabts property damage.
Iowa nud Illinois fell the ef
fect* of the gale.
’■*
Adding to tho misery caused
hy ‘.he wind was a sudden i|rop In
tcmiwraturo In . t'hlrago, Illinois,
Southern Wisconsin, Northern In
diana and Eastern Iowa.
Rain deluged the Midtc Wes',
last night and today snow fell In
many parts of the country.
Trains were h -Id up hy flood
ed Vrackg and surfner ear traffic
In many cities and particulntly
Chicago was nt a standstill from
IniiMusable streets.. Many high
way* were reported flooded.
Wrath r forecasters said Hie
rold wave and raid would he re
placed tomorrow by rising ternOrcu'.ura ami fair weather.
i
a*•
■.
DIES SUDDENLY Throngs Pay Respects
ToHonoredEnvoyOf
United States Who
Advanced Goodwill
PARIS, AprTl. — <INS>The body of Myron—Tr-Haro-....» .
rick, Ute American Ambas
sador to France, who died
suddenly yesterday from an '
ncute heart attack, rested to
day in a flower banked room
in the United Statee . Embnnay adjoininjr the aparti
Myron T. Herrick, American
pmhaasador to France, whoa*
death followed shortly hit resig
nation from that. post.
GIBSON TO TAKE
HERRICK’S PLACE
AS AMBASSADOR
Envoy ToBcljriumAnd
Friend OfllooverTo
Fill Important Post
ment where Col.
Chariot A.
Lindbergh greeted tha admiring
rowda aft.’ hla epic flight from
New York.
.
.. r'
According to prSaont plan*) the
body will he taken to tho Amsirlca:
Cathedral on Wodneoday pendli
jthe arrival of tho lato Am baa
dor’a aon, Farmala* Herrick,
la In the United SUtea. It la t
peeled he will arrive hero at <
end of this week.
Tho name vast and reran
crowds that visited Marshal Foe
home to view tho remains o f
famous soldier slightly more L
a week ago 'gathered outside
American Embassy to pay aiii
tribute to tho memory of tha t
loved diplomat.
’The press united In eulogtrij
Mr. Herrick at ’"a second
min Franklin and" a symbol o f
Franco.Amsrlcan amity.” Moat qf •
tho papers printed two column
photographs of the dlstlnguUha.1
dlph-mat with caption* expraaaln
iraatlnir
tho highast friendship andl ostaant.
aataan
The body m^y be takan to thlUntied States upon a French
cruiser if this la agreaabla to th<*
Unllcd States Government and thv
Herrick family.
•*
The Ambassador who won the,
hearts of Franc* and tha othc '
allies in lu u by braving tha Ger
man advance and ramalalng tq
•
I’ari* although tha Ftwach. Oq/-. -j
vrnmcttt muv*4 to Bordeaux, di*J
'rtih a'amlla upon hla lip* at diro’clock yesterday afternoon after
an acute heart attack.
Thu Ambassador’s heart col
lapse resulted, from a bronchia
cold. IHt resistance to tho cold
had l-een weakened by fatlgu* re
sulting from hit part la tho
Marihal Koch’s funeral last Tues
day. Despite hie 74 yearn, h# had
walked bareheaded In tha funera
risrtrge (from' Cathedral NoVc
Dame* to Ia-s Invalid** and had
remained thoughout the ceremon
lea in the damp air for thr-i
l-i-urs.
At hi* hrdsldp whan tho end
came wern hla daught*r-ln-la«.
Mrs. I’armrly Herrick, hla aodri
arcretary, Mine Sslambler acoT
IllancHard, the fahdtful vakit, who
had saved hla Ilf* In October 1B2£,.
When a iKimb rsphulrd ln_.th* sta - '
hassy. Two specialists la qttand:
ance wrre alto present, M r*/
Horrlck Immediately notified h f^ ,
husl-snd, the Ambassador’s agas'
(Continued On Pag* F oot) '
WASHINGTON,‘Apr, I—(INS)
—Hugh B- Glhaon, now amhaasad o b ^ llclglum, will he Myron T
iTcrtii k’ s sucreasor as nml>aa*ador
to France, international new* ser
vice was tollable Informed Iiere to
ils y.
Gllison. a career diplomat, sailed
for Europe n few days ago after
receiving instructions here as
America’* representative at the
forthrt-mlng disarmament
dlsI’ OIMJkR m.UFP, Mo., April 1. russli-n nt Geneva, lie is a natife
—(INS)— A score of porsons ore Califoroiun and all Inliiqate friend
in hospitals her.- Imlny as tho re of I'resldenl Uonyvr’s'. having been
sult of u loriwdn' whli'h struck in
this •vicinity Isle yesterday. Nn assigned to duly with him during
deaths were reported today, hut much of his food relief work In
e, *
it was. •’«; Hut some nf the sev Euro|ie.
en or •lielit seriously injured arc. .The dr: Ci f An* ivsdnr Herr;
irk.eau<e,| universal sorrow in the
rx|>rrlrd tu die.
Capital.
Although Ids early re
Farm InAlillng* and Imnirs In
the path of •’ie tornado were de tirement from his ambassadorial
post had lieen expelled, due In ill
molished.
The storm originated
health, the suddenness uf his pass
in the northirn section uf Ar
ing ramp’ a* n shock.
kansan and extended it* path
"Few men in American, pul-lie
of ilc*irurtion ns far,north ,. at life, huvt- given, during many
Mineral, Mq. Ten houses were years, such unselfish and vnliialde
wrvtkcd at Mineral and Die roof service til their country," said
of Ihe Missouri IVIfie R*Mroad I'residenl Hoover, after telegraph'blown off.
,
log his roi.dsiani'ca to I'armaUs
sUtinn w*s reported to have Iwcn Herriik, the Ambassador's aon.
A complete checkup was .irnpo*‘‘Mr. Hcrrirk's death will cause
ril l-- I rvnaa of J b . . dlSXUp!
-ht>th-.ti|'.'lsMis>a and- abroad.
trl phone I uIIIinn nil util'll. ,
Tbc Frelicit loved liiin for hla sympathetle tiilderstnmllng, hut rratlsed thu| during Ills long service in
Fayls ho nevx-r failed In Ids repre
sentative rapacity. I grieve fur .the
death of a friend and (he passing
of’ a splendid public servant."
Gllison, who ia to aucrrcil tii the Missing Filers Are
WASHINGTON, Apr. 1. — I’aria post, lisa lieen tu6ro than S')
Reported To Be
He en(INN) - Offiriat*invr»tlg*tion to years in fnn-igu service
determine whether Congressman is m ) the irrsiss as secretary la
I/)NDON. Apr^ 1—<
William M. Morgan <H) o ' Ohio, the American legation at la-guri- C.pt. K. Kingsfoad-Smllh
galpa
in
Honduras,
in
IfOH,
and
CapL Charles Ulm, tr*i
ha,| f°ur bottles of forbidden li-’
quor In ills baggage wh«n It lur tin* lu t twu deradei tins hclJ (lyrr* who wer* forced
tnr North Australian
many
important
posts,
Including
tjrared through
customs last
while making a flight ta
week, following a junketing par tlnr minis tership tu I’otand and hsin are safr, according to a
,
ly to Panama, was speeded up Swritserland.
N. 8.- W.. dispatch to
f ’ n his frequent visit* to Wash- my,
today.
*
*
Evening Nswi, thla craningIngtnn
sine*the
war
he
usually
— Telegraphic uniats , has* Jalrn
tent to custom* authorities in Ji*j >-een a huuso guest .,r - t w r ,
nut damaged in th* forced
New York, directing Urm to ll/i-rir’i
ing. The Houtha.Vi Cro** was Mb
turn over all rcords and evidence
to have landed in difficult sand
lo-lh a-e*** to dial riel attorney Tax CollectioiiH Are
stone country.
Charles H. Tultle. who will dyare being rushed fm r
Heavy At 2 Offices thaKuppllca
eld* whdhvr to ask f»r the bona
nearest habitation,, 200 M lc .
dry Congressman’* Indictment by
Both City anil County tax col- distant by launch. According T,tha grand jury.
lectori today
reported heavy the Evening Ns art dispatch. t V
The rualom* aulhoritic* in New p*ym -nt of 'j ix c b Saturday, and difficulty o? providing a auxah
York tree alto dlracXad t o -" c o rach office wai busy again thla plaoa-to hop o ff might delay tli
cunthiuation of tho flight.
operate In every way" with the morning taking In last-mlntjtc
district* attorneys Inveatlgallon. _ collections. .,
*’ X 1 .
The** order* wrre Issued in an
The office of John D. Jlnkin*; Congressional' Party
effort to expedite the raaawln the county collector, was packed ail Quits PanamaForUX
ordinary course of procedure the day Saturday while at the City
custom* authorllle* would make Hall there wa* a double line’ of - PANAMA CITY, Panaaa^ A|
their report to Washington firat, taxpayers waiting to make 192$ I—(INS)—8lxte*n congroartnr
and then the P*P*re would haV* payment* to Mlaa Ellen Hoy. Both who have been visiting tha Pa i
ama Canal too*, sasr
q enroot*
ho1
i
to he mailrd back to New York. offices ' were accepting payment* today
upon th* lindk
By taking the abort, cut consider today without charging tho penal ing sailed yesterday- Th*
able time will be aaved—and. In ly prescribe by law, since tha last eludes Senator Burton X,
kt
cidentally, It relieved the embar day o f the month fall on 8unday. of Montana) Rep. Elmar
a md. nf Utah, and Tom
rassed Ynasury officials' of the
IU.
it Texas.
neresalty of themselves making n
• BANDITS GET CASH
wn a greatly Intaraatad d
All wa
derision as to whether the charges
went dlerioauraa ia th* "IT ATLANTA, G*.. Apr^ 1.— (INS) the meant
against Morgan ahouid ho made
na, Mlshaalu
•
case*"’ Involving R
Raya,.
.
—Two. unmasked bandit* today and Morgan', but dorilnad
the basts for Indictmsnt
With the matter now completely held t>p two employ#* nf th* Club msnt. A Son *f Sanatag
In TuttU’a hand* In New Yortu Aluminum Company at tho point Heflin, who sriompanlad U
Treasury official! can hit h**k of a pistol an,) escaped with mar* t>. has been III her* to tha I
and watch development! with In* than $2,000 cash after rifling th* Hospital, hut WM at .
covered t* sail on tha Ancog,
terrst,
__________ . - a J D - company .tafr,* -
Quiz Is Speeded I n
Smuggling Case Qf
U. S. Congressman
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cal> climate that Trwocfo anil r$tflw flhotnil thrm? here m
well as human bdlnjr*. Snake*, rteo^lona,* cnferpniaM, Hr*
ards, ant*, moaquitoeg, flics, and hup* of all kinds, ‘ while
Hot confined entirely to warm temjieratprc*, apparently*art*
JOHHJ!*
T*.u - .Jp ^TEMPLE.
I at .their best where die chin or winter does not annually
■ destroy their summer breeding places. Indeed,' where
" *We’ were watching such a one the other rilghti In' our
kitchen. The complex probtemkV'of' thU World ’Were! proving
almost too much'for him and'wb'wcre'lnttrirttod In'seeing
imnM11
M m tts ,
i watch W t a l m - rM S what his reactions would be in the face of an nlmosVIriovitablo defeat. He was trying to go from tho kitchen inU*
S S K ^ ^ R S W U fa S
thafrqntry and a ’door slightly fcjnr stood hcrosB‘ hIirpath'.‘
8 o was loo’lnrgc to crawl under, though ^ic tried many
me*, nnd ao'rtftcr investigating n few Inches to tho left and
4 few inches to the right, he returned to his stnrtjpg point
near a lump of sugar which had falleh on the floor several
, fpot f rom the door.
. '
‘
After struggling vainly with tlm sngnr for a few seconils, afCTt Iryhig t« drag it nWn'y with hlm. he gave up and
retuTncll Hlo’tig HI*’ fortticr pathway to the door. It occurred
to in) then thfft ho wits hrobably going for help. Again ho
Irf/cMo'tfhnvT'kinder thedoor1
. Again'lie investigated n few
tnohe* to Hght drid a few inches fo the left, bnt still flnd-
? .
Ruth Bryan Owen, In a phi loanpliir mood, onec said to this writ*
er that she was able to love Flor
ida In spite of the |i;nfe*sio"al
panegyric* on Up glories. Which
proved all over again that slit |y
more of a ■tateawoniai* than a
politician
What it sacrifices or lluuatcuv
to m n if e.t b the tntuu'ily ot
I loridiant for loving tItcir stain
f»r Its own alike, without regard
to the rnpilal that cm *pd will
'ami rhould be made of its lovriiI 1, through the habit of
sr.ii-inamhip rod udutilling, a
Floridian comes runsliinlly tu nssorinlo the rsriv, of Idm* waters
ngalnst rinnl ih»trs wlllt |b*
pH ti ' .n il l it. nr the pro-peet
of tourist Hade, he low** -time of
hb powi r to ttiwferstand how rlu*
that water a end l’o.« Oft Uwm
■Mitts. If the .weiiness of an or
ange if lave o» n bill-tup above a
Inke I* linked in hiit mind's i yd
sdh n pnl’ite of the hujer lo
wb.M h. may m II llijit grove id
It* products he is n li’ieil *of -nuaje
ol the isulty of |t. If till- stall!;o».i ip live nnk ami the fragile
atl»t craiy ' of Australian pities
air I mile known l(J him piUl ihe
p .i utii, of t u- pri'inigtiiiTista ul» » ) • iti ear,* the oak n lit11<> lew
.el*. e|y, i)„ pint- a little less tara
tu ii- f-sqipsite qonliiy i f tuiil.iug
n. ■( had m ii I nu st of ilj. Ille
in thy iie.i. tiliylit. .
rc!» always rent al the
til that, o f course, la botdovt or ua arc at tho bot-
Tatu'pa Tf/lnnr knuwa. itew
asak* /tdoral (tulheritlra go tu
M, It gave U>em a .full ru|umn
■y on the-IVont page.
'catfne F.ngl.'S, now playing In
W ise fnintlenimpn, wiki often went ro(n|K'llc<] \>y yir>« l>ttpr,M at the Milano The- tuttyiliuire'.s In trnvrl’ m any'm iles a tltiy on.forfl, le^rnml early
r, has’ more r.'al dramatle ah|l|- In life lliiit ii witf nltirh.iifM tlcnl lo walk a jrrrnl dislaiitu*
thun any nllifr <tar we have
aromnl till /ilm iruHinn'Ihan tn try to clim b over it. ^Tlicy
r seen ”6 thd *cft«n.
'
falintl ll lems'tirinjf on niiihcIcs w hoso r n c r jy must Ijo *avml.
Yet if ono o f thcnl had hv maidc com p «|Min tho tlronl Chinttloijb. March tr e Whll which oxlontln fnm t Km-ltmt lo Bhanhaik Watt,
t j In tike a UCn and wentL Mil
■n • lamb, and "unfi.rtunatrly fiflo o a fiiinsln'd miles Tang nhil tw ohly-tw o foi't hiifh, lu*
t-tj Hnuf’ I'J cilery, farmers do-( wntihl nul have trioil to walk itrtainil: if hn wero «•« rom am ofill an wo Ihittk- ho wart, ami tint rtrrvly a human rot*krtmt-h,
.. tni’ri .uf the bleating.
ho would have rtcalotl il.
. A n uxchu'ige suggests lliat In
5*a m a n y pooplo Im vo l l i o l r muMM mi i'ln<o t«i th o R iiiu it U event uf a w ar gr iwing out sto n o , tllo y, tn iitto t aen Im w In tu r n H u t c r a n k . In tip o n ttiilff
F f 'tlm sinking of vhe "I'm n lu n t," n |ffl|)tl»t'nnq it fo <|ttit«*- its im p o rta n t
Hint tin - c r a n k I/*'
tbe battle cry m gat wi II Is-, t u r n .’il. o r a t lc n x l t l.t a th e a t u iiu in xoino m a im e r hu m ad e
**MaJu)' the V.oild chafe with hypo'
to lo v o lv o , a s lliiit llto k tiifo o r n x Iu- ap p liin l a t th o p n a a ’t
an p lo . Ila v p y o u tu'il k jm w ju lK r/ 'O iia ao i a l o n l i i | m*ii tlio .im W r Tam pa Tribune Kay* tlw m o d ln to ta n k a t Itand th at l i n y m r l i c t so mo o il i e r m a ile r ,
levs im m e d ia te . |M’i’hn|iH. b ill m i.re im |M irtnol ? D id y o u not
k n e w , a o rjre a n la itt tlib n rrh y w h o .t lr illc u ih t l r iooki<’.* no
n r * d tiu nn ly 'in Ih e p ro h lcn ta o f " I.e lY l*aeoM n m lv " S « |iu iii;
Illy ;lit " , th a t Hit.’ v e r y e .sentia! jo lt ol le u r n ia if (o n lio o t w .tr
c u m p le iv ly o v e r lo o k e d ?
W e I m w roon people fa c e d w it h noun* a ln u ia t t r iv ia l
p ro b lem f o r w h ic h th e y i«>)lid not im m e d ia te ly , f in d J I m* aolu?
W m . lb i h a p .v lis .Y n t i.o iih ' i M h a , a rn ip ln a t pivlldohl i o f lifn j
t’T isv e n o u g h fo i1 tmoty* pornm ln o f e v e n f e m i- in t e llii'i in <•; y«’l
h e rn n so th o t r i c k o f a o iv iiip ft w ait m d o b v io u s a t Urn V in y l;
slot pit nn nig ht:* r o s a ll. w m r y d a y lig h t
h o a rd , f r o lf u la o r a ,
nett raid ho ilia , ill h e a lt h : m id p p riin p a a lif e lo s t. It w ould
ho :<o e a s y |o Im eh u, a m i go im u n id , tfr i f I ho (linlitneo. ip
A ntovet ini'. Is on fo;t t” reaur- lo o f a r . lo t r a w l o v e r . O r if it o n iin n l ho d on e a l a ll. 16
n e t the, tVfjic bpstvd b'irat Am er nbflniton th e jo lt a lt o g e th e r , a n d fin d n e m e th in g e lse to tin.
ican uank uf .West Palm lU'Sin,
L if e p.l il;; w erivt ia w h a l w e m a k e it. I f wo h a v e fa ile d in
M*t*the ntmur tu the r ffe rl that
P m ' Ht'iniimle ( ‘uunty t ’link w ill solv in i: it s p ro b le m s. iH tliu p s w e h a v e lio l fo u n d th e kntteli.
s h o u ld t r y
t.n d l|t c r m id h o tl. O r it e ih a p .i \v|;
f M p r n l> »i' believe, el’lirvly p i r h a p i u o
sh o u ld g iv e up s o m e 'o f th e s e p ro b le m s a lt o g e th e r , a n d li t
s« m e .in e "l-'e st I v i ih e m . I f vvo e a n a o l s w im / w o sh o u ld flo at,
. 4 'Tl'tiW » tbe aeaanti a licit fl»h •ll is In -U e r to d r i l l w it h Ih e co t r e n t, th a n lo .sin k ia m id tto ry , lal.e n fruHi the F e lt M,vurr d r e a m .
lY o p h n l News. “ A five hundred
pound anwfisn vvus houke.l In tbu
( ’O .M I’ I . A I N T S H A V E I 1 E K X mini** b y c iliz o it s i n - l l it ’
aCaloe-nbuiclii'e by IH . I'. I*. Ilugg.
and landed id le r u fight lu; tin.: W y t in to n aiw i Hotm itu f lb u ilu v ttn l s e e l io n o f llto m o s n u llt i
is “ I. A l d u s k il n ’ rv art* "plenty 'io ,b o f a iia tT t b r o u g lm u r
U 'y im lo il. Tltt'V w ill h r tv d r a p id ly tiu lu '.i e iliti)' o f w a t e r
■
’ T jilng- nte vvuxh’g w;arnt in l|v
liriitu lie .) .u ni w a t J i y . pbiteit be e a f d u i L u t - t i t o u u i s x .
3thd. TIie~*illftlr/l’ipn lir 'si
<-ill* b y tin- <it y im d i iiim fy , m ill l i f e w ill lu- iiu iib ’ tun «ml'i>i lid t lr
jillUcul'JaciUiti . iivrr' t|n'W-ir tti’d -lH ’.'tlfh miUt;n’t'd.f T l f i ’nM ilW ’TTT-rtT lh e * ^ ’T i f i t f o m i l s t r lr t
•fitly r.'\f thw Sun
H t•« buy
m id o u lly iu g t e r r it o r y , w h it'lik t1 I " R a rtlt’ii o r . e u l l i t a t e Ijm vng vitiers different, from Ills own.
a f t e r Ih e ilu y 'a w o rk is I'iu lslu 'ik w ill bo s u b je c te d lo t !■•
9ut Ibe Fun Iw111 .hlne lung nfler
joliUra have cessad tu he uf in b ile s o f I ’,ie |ie s k y in 'e e ls a n d p .T liiip s h tv o n ie iu f e c t e il. u m
li’ tn p rin ’m ilim is a r c ta k e n dft onee. 1,’rdp * rly lo w u v rs t a n do
areal pit tbls carih.’
l l i c l r p a rt h v tlc a 'r in g out
W eeds, h u n tin g t r a s h ,
g e ttin g
flCvtitmiMlvnil Wlialu, uf tin- r id o f e n lis o r “ W i r i n g th e co o k to m a k e a ho le lit th e Im l.
■Re\» Y'oi'k l*olii ,- Itrpaltim nt I o n o f a ll c a n s hefsny n u ll h e r l h e iq *|n t l i c ynrljjjtyo eott^tlii-
,Uya, S’frlimtials anmwnnhii
'WtfrViKtn.fttum I'Mjfing . n irunJ
|i ahack vtunton. children, uni
i»n»eli4ls inert.' Wlthhu) gun« tliey
Wiiuld be id constant feat". But
grimlnals du nrt care ihnt they afe
eowgidi, uml rven'tu prctivt themsclvoa ngainst them, wlirri’ die
law Is an weak, shnulJ nut !•”
faitiaU'M.— „ ---------—
f tb’.lr own (spneity l
nature, possibly, than the cc’.ton
gniwcrs of the Month, the citrtia
and fern growers as -m il ae-lhe
poultry intereata o f Florida.
And groping In the dark Is uni
nrcer.sory; The markivlng prob'rm
has been solved successfully' With
profit to the growers. Especially
l^'thb true of prodarta which are
native to a certain section. For
example today apples from Ore
gon uml -Sr state of Washington
find a ready fliarkrt In Virginia,
Pennsylvania and New York where
npi’lra are rabed. And eggfT PTW*
thterd In California. bring** bet*
ter prlre in New York flat- than
Hots the iorni product. The grow*
era <>f raisin grapeo and of warmu’! have Irfrn'lhrtr.lhr mlllend
t\x ■
ham tmerged wllh* Tiyfng 'rn lb rf
It l« no new problem. Marketing
date! h a d to tlic birth of rlv lllia .
linn to the days of bntnnrs n nj
barler# Anil in Vhr United .States,
beranse of tits rip b l means of
rnmmpnlrntlnn. .It bag rwlvq.rrtptt
nt it greater rale than In id lief
countries nuil je t Mini* of ‘.hr
r u b » nnd regulations are arrla le
pud have undergo no no rliangc
.tfv'e tlic cnrly (lays of this na
tion.
pa hav* pmvrn .u riessfu)
providing Hint n majority of
......... engngCti in «nv line Join
l f
S f ^
f |
Became a Title Flaw
Mw t than 60 year* ago, « a i l
Sli—ixlp p l packet, ,B pskerd j
debt was paid by a deed tp.Vj
p r o p r r ly la Itayalde, Nava <
i w l u A cl.u-e >|welRed
the p rop erly n i t M ba-ywi 'y
deemed at any lime by pay« J|
m in i af the prtnrlpot e f - t W jl
deld with rotnpoaad tatervst, ,
Y e a rs taler,, when th is rea l*
relate oa- about lo lie sold, ‘ '
our title .earrb e n r a ln l ibis ,
forgotten ilrfert, u t l s | our '
client a -ulnlautlal Io n, '1
“ S tea d y
N
o
i.tto *nf“ pr»*liirt)nn
n*r bus It ever been. If n mark t
la iJitnlnnl, nsiurirg a fuir jnufit
mi the Invc tmrnt nnd a fair lr.r.une for srrvic s. gr*.*t lnt|H-lui
)» .,11 agrlrukiiral ti"i| klmlrnl ln-_
du ,tlb’s vl I have l.rt-n given.
1‘irtMi’l the
S a v in g
R e n t
to
B rou g h t U s T h a t—
P a y
fr o m
podry l i 'i l n r i ydur b it yWicy,
O n !
n n ,E
GUARAN TY
M O R T G A G E CO .
Stead y sa v in g s a cco n i
FIR ST
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FLORIDA
SANFORD
atement O f Condition A t The Close O f Business
_ _ ___March 27, 1929
L
R ESO U R CES"
•»» all i».» n. Ihtu* n*m
fill'llIf* wliliulbff fittl;
• <i i it* !••• !|tu • i)i
fj '•“ M ill taVi-M ul ,
with* ut luncfii «>f u
•»i nu{uiii||iiii «tf Mtiy
it tbU Iki ttvaun ll i
•
hr i
of iiM«*nrd** ttrtrrntir
Unvlil Kjet'alrun* nnd lla'v.u
I diiuuii ..I ■ Iivu uf vhe large, t
l •■..III v . n I . ip- l. il.e l u j a l/ .
Mr. k jrllstrn in has utxiut 3.(Ma)
I ihlukrns from which lie shlnisom ,tl.nuil eggs per Wick. I* J. y»oii'<
l'pult)v ImMlii’-a u i..
u:
!atg-. tiluvvlund (irn p kli.
'risidcnt
$371,003.71
Kurnitur* & Fixtuint
5,166.1s
....
( '. J i . IlondM HTCerUfJcales o f
o f Indciitedm^NN .....
O th e r
C a sh
D IRECTORS
lio n tls & 'S e c u r it ie s
& Due
f n im
.
. IH9,!i7G.25
....
H a n k s ...
15.1,913.30
1 6 7 ,1 1 0 .0 9
_,
55f(^ «J».6l
4930*2081
I aairaian uf the ltm>*d. ( hairmao
Atlantic Naliuai | lljn k u| Jacksbitfillr. Flu* ids.
i’lrruu
net it t n trtl'inrili:
No ntber state nffeia4 Ihe t ll*
peiiunilii a fur i|evelo|iif|| qt uf
*4lten'ent nnd placing* ihh slmp'e
truth brfurv the peupl uf the nn
tin,, It all *that If*o'e* cssary tu rn-j
liven thrlr inlet it. Iluiiug dir
bourn iU|a uf a i m years ago ti«i 1
null It wa* sul.l thut wns nut true. I
Till' priuignml* wns sent yu( by I
people, from ulher states who |
came t» F'orMa to. gtab «a»y,
rnuney. They giabhcd and le't
and th ’ Matt; has auffrirtl, whitr
all the litpr x t hail belter thing*
ta 'talk alioul than ’.he things
duit wete mid.
It ia tu tdl the word uf Far
ida1* real north that a movrretpj
la.un foot to advertise tho stai
and ua bfttcr use could be tnadc
uf state iunds than lo bark th;
ciumbcts uf commerce It* the In
effort* to distribute the truth
*l*uUt Florida.
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Loans & Dl.countd .
Call l^ a n s .
Vica-l’icaidi.'iU.
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FEiTNKit
I’irsil'rnt. .(JsrruU Cyarn-a ( « O-utula. Fla.
$100,l)00:00
I I FRANK EVANS
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20,000.00
Undivided Profitn
7,155^4
B u rp lu n
M iau faclurtr,
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Reserved ‘ for Interest
Crate Manufaclerrr
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JOE CAMRRON'
Farmer.
Sanford. Fla. . .
W, C. II 11.1.
I’n-idrut, Hill Eanber t o .
Saifoid,: Fla. i
A ffiU a t«4 .,Y v ith
U. A. NEWMAN
Manager. DIM Hardware Co.,
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' Hanford. Fla.t >
The Atlantjc N atl Hank o f JacVwnville
I.INTtrtlME. ALLEN
I’rr.idrat, S.'ntord Atlantic
X irin u llU a k . I .
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Resources Over *85,000^)00.00
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Hanford, Florida
Ftftnrnllwt
Nfw Yo *«
T iti .e aho Mortgage
i Cohfanv
lift Fundi ntrr 460.000,000
NATIONAL
BANK
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n«Iv* .lirlm r Ir»• oh. nnd.
1ei-li p mill tfii effurl
I', t.nrbl aad l*t iug u
U ’I ia tbe nvuie u f all
’Util’ll ill dil- stale, ltd
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’i Ih t’ i upprn e
• ”lu v. it hunt rrgaril to
N o w
I T k m n w **u buy o f Irm4 ia»r r a l r i l n l r . m !trw f o r i f i l l s ’
LLp lish e s w o nd ers: try it ! j j
S a n lo r d ,
•Sevir.il uf urn ixctnrge.v ate
tvtinlng a ru'miii. ua l in t s A bun l
f t >ridn. T in se are higldy Inlet
T T i n r r i T -iihr.T rnfiaie’v ii '-.t o -.t
The (inly '‘n a v rn I'onKtekaiiwri F ur in-tuncu ll*— lutum .ni dint li o l , i- nu’ need to mid tu who',
Michne'smi hupttened to cetcn u g h t la k e Okeechobee .I- I ti • lirw rH I*lutid,i ha* lo ui..k. jBtiu* imu.;
vdvoM hw shipped a ( ruhi; lead of lul u tillin ' Unit d .suite, with une .inter ning stale of th • nutiun.
ex opliuit is'
ju«( uli,. fiwui .H'hiriiia lu . a cn«,t line of -,vJ7tl
Jlqupr frnnu.'ujin intb tills iountnf
Was bucvi'M pno uf the l>«ttlei wrong, a» l.ake Michigan, bey* <ii mdra, twice that uf nn> uthei
Jrtd u and thy stu ff le/tjii J h*jf Mltljlg .i’i ‘.ae,l W lfcumln und-laitt r’alnj « r have H.i.DOQ Jakes, mV.
”* erjng 3,hy&tsi|uars mil.*, « r TOO
B H en-rr'tturfTi'in' ef Jeck fli’ivPIij albrlnrt 'frn—n— JdFhJ—nitOntre ■
la i'.u s y
'atatlna.* CiftipTlssmy^ tf1 Muir, n-ul pt at tm!t lnik>- Tit •|Ui*W mi'v* inure than the lake*
ilhoulil vkm -ails’r iu die future t > (itqli i r e I’ulli linger, but tik e- •d .Maine an,| irnn l only In lh.ua
prouf cbdrcr i,i tbe largval fif*b wiitr.1" ••r Allan./nt*; We have til.- g lia 'U l e pfiully wliliin one sfld • in eVl vnrlity uf frv*{j" a n dm lj UTSitnimi>.
ibe Union/ Hlfvvr Hpring* Is tie-, lrirli'!i uf any. lik- atea in |h)
p rist *.dr’ll n find lyp’ rku liicul futgesl tjning in* the vverl.l tmlr vvVilil uml uur land harlKirs n
BTnr ia:.‘turd in thp^m niV J‘. I’, .d ie lit r t it fcvvla Is nut the 01117“ ^T.atir vurj.ty uf unliual*,- bltdi
dorgsti was raid to have thr-vv.t ii\\ that*. Is m vlgatuble tu it* anj uthn |ife*th«ii does any ullilj
five thoukiihd dollars on tlir.celj suuire. aa Suit s , ’rings tun. In (he stale. Add !« this list tin- gruit*
eritti at n |>cran). JrA’. Moi- tame ruunty, Muii'Vi. I* also navi- • t tlotu uf (hr nation, aa tlie
in couldn’t make chan-;.. a< amull Ij^Utde tn Its s.’iL-ce fur small I .':;l rlim ste.
and wuul.A nfcbinodJU
Ti e distance frum Key (Vest tu
l five tlmusand dollara. Out a* Ixtnia
hi/ lit there are newspapers, Inige * * iir r steam .ra If tlie 'b u r IViuaeola, the rxtrmiv tltlra uf
- " tllj stale, i*' fil*i milrs) farther
•rp will. In- typographical er at Its mouth w asjA 'di.-w I,
It rem siiit b^tsevtr, tiiat Klur- ■hm die. lun j.-st dingonul milage
rs, Last week the Ufrrary Inat spoke uf "ctaoln shrdlu," ant, Ida has m u rr resources than. nn» uf Tvsa*. The statu runtalns apt
line (Mints out that "Mr, Etwoiu ollivr stn tytn the-, Vlnlon'nrd lemli firuxitpaUIr a.'i.ODOJJOO acres uml
irdle” live* on tho two rows at If) an ii *i ./>
,,h.*L*t ** ° , r" T'' Is tile largvst slat: past, nf thu
* fight of the 'linotype keyboard slant iuuVyv.1 to.’.kosc whu)»kothe S|isaiiki|ij>( with the exception o{
berk the operator lomellme, Ir'tublo,, td> ^ vi'Sllgulc.' Kor the Oeorgla.
hd* It convenient, even ncccs- sake uf suclK. nenple w i sluiuld
Yloeida I* i cplHs with hislorlral
*T» to get rut o f • faulty tine bs v rry cateful to ascertain the romance, having been und.r fjei
exuet fa rts ' l* f o r r placing any flag*, und Is’unlQUo in Ita^effwth
irare he can art the next one.
»;
UlS Poker Jjebl
ntiij help and tltul efflrlewa mnnll- nirnt
I* reetiN'd- What has
Taulubt at
eu -(.'oltimlju^Ln'iuiicr-NiiiiF b O K lD A 'S F O / S S K S S IO N S
I'lvillM lll.t l.Y I.il
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"I bra thy rocks and rills* '
Tkr woods and templed hills. . ,"
Men who Iwlong to 0<e fatten
•ot tlcti't always get there ffr.t.
paaurw^a fair profit to tbe gy]kvr*r
Is the trying’ n ed of nob oaly
Florida but of the entire nation.
Tbf grain .farmer* are confronted
with a situation of a m o re'lcrlout
GRAVES
■ I^kwW s burnsjho^est, it Is not uhtlaliaf tf^find|cockpoachc*
BJV»ri*th liro to-opa oflTdfWgW
PTi andf poultry*!en,
those engaged directly la U*«ae
And next', week the poultry bu-inrrir*,' but by *U (Alwra. Th*
rwbtrs o f this irrtion- are ex benefit of the entire section Is At
pected to ofPIlrj) with another *Udie.
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co-gp that b being formed In the
rentr*) section of tbe .tutu for
Robert dnicbC of O14 Safet|
the" orderly marketing of eggs.
Harbor school Is opo of the prof
lfere are twn of the largest In- ‘grraalee (rochcr* or this illy, iti
come producing Industries of this b ’ lierrs In placing hefrfro hii
section. Volusia ittfd* the state ctats the* aMr«t lesson of red
fii tho culture of ptumosus fern growing plant lifei f a i t Tuaadaf
and snpplles Its own needs fnr morning Mr. Knlghti tm>k JiUt
poultry products with a surplus to class to the fii’Vin grcenlunisf tL
•pare.
i stud, tbs Hlffcrtnt plants and •&»l -5V' wnr$J*r|JgpV£
The rfevi* industry l>| nnd wilt the various ' treatments _ of their
probably continue to bs, tbe larg growth,‘ Including soil, ' nWlslurf
est Industry of this'section. But light Mnd fertfautfon. The Hoyt
tbs more diversified are the.pro- particularly. .Interested thrmselfT*
ducts of farm, grove and gattl.n 1- the d «W ' hed f t sweet pot*.
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BELGIAN CONGO ROYALTY
And Personal Activities
MISS MABGABET PETERS, Sodcty Editor
148.
Resident* Telephone 44S
'endar
Miss Brooks Honored
On Thursday Evening
M in Osina Brook*, whose mar
TUBSDAY
riage to Jarae* Dunn will take
(Ml* Hl(h r . T. A. wtu
3:15 o’clcck in th, tchool place In the near future, was t\e
honor gueet at a party given on
» AlaUiaan Clan nf the Flrrt Thurrdajr evening by Mr. and
; Church will h*co |t« rwgu- Mrs. Carl Smith at their home
and social meeting ot on Weet IT tit Street. MUa Brook
Ci t the church with wn* given many gifta ■* mem
Mm. T. C PitchfonJ, Mr*. W. R. entos of-the occasion and game*
,
"| fa. E. C. Harper anj were enjoyed until late Hour
Mr*. H. A. Ntwman sa hostratr*. When, refreshment* were served.
Those invited to be with MUt
Tkq Daughters of Wetlcy of the
Vint Methodist Church will have Brook* were: Mr*. J. W. Mc
« burlness meeting and “ white Clelland, Mr*. J. R. Brooks, Mr*.
elephant’1 parte at 7:30 o'clock In Roland Marsh, Mn*. Cramer, Mr*.
Onrl Itaburn, Mn. E. L. Ounn.
the ’r z : b r
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M. In the'dul| room*.
' Llttke Theatre group will meet
at the Hub house at 8 o’clock.
WfcDNKSQAY
Bualnaaa meeting of the 'VoChib'1 Will be held at II
•dock fet the club' and will be
followed fay a lrrtare by Mi>*
YlifcMa fW e on F[ower an
arrangeat 4 Vlrok. This lecture is
to th* public.
TUUR8HAY
Bamlnole Chapter Numl>er Two
B. will meet at 7:-t0 o'clcok
Masonic llall for initiation,
program has also been
Personals
Mn. Roy llardtn and Mn. D.
M. Jerri*' of Orange City rpeirt
Saturday evening here shopping.
I. B. Anderson and Alex Miller
of Eustia were nut of town guest*
at the dance lait Saturday night
At the City Ball here.
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Ml*. Imogen.
vtfck, Ga.* hat retumrd
home after spending the week-enJ
here with Miss Maty Appleby.
Mr. and Mn. Col Her Bjjyrn.and
spent
guest*
Brook* nf Mr. and Mn George Redferti.
*qg»**t-
t if*Mr*.' Loretta liralheroon. who an- ent*, Mr. and Mr*. Chart** E.
awer* the telephone about a Henry, at their home ln Rose
gilllon<time* a day a* office • Court. Caodr Ugilrte I* spending
head for the Sanford Clink, the month In Tallahaaae- as
but for all of that la aa patient reprerfenta'Jve *from Lee county.
and Aa cheeV in her replies as '
If the work were no bother nt
Mn. R. A. Newman, Mn. J. E.
•«n. . .
MU*
I/ena
Belle Rrnuse, Ml** Olyve Newman and
Hagan’s voice over the tele,
phone. Ah, hut .we grow a bit E. J. Trotter, a'erctary of the cha
mhtr of commrrrr. will leave Tue*
sentimental . , . Ur. C.
Baker and hi* lietier eight- •day morning for Ml.' Auguftlne
w;h.-re MU* N.-wman. a* Sanford’*
ninth* convening witji other*.
representative . wl I participate
Mn. Claude Ogiltic and young In the Ponce ,|e l.ron C dcbratlon,
»on of Fort Myera are spending*
Fi-rmlng a party Sunday aftermonth here with the former'e par
HOTEL LEAMINGTON
The lturi_Pygmle*. are among ‘.he hi* feaUus*-W- lie *een
^
tKp Johnny i . -June* iUuiw*- - ------_____________ _
Woman's Club Has Luncheon* Last
Saturday For Its State Officers
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HOTEL FOR LEASE
For Season Of
’E L Y E R
1929— 1930
minole County
FLORIDA
SEE The Marvelous Pygfmies from the Belgian Cr.nffn.
“Snookie Jr,M educated chimpanze, ^irect from Hollywood.
*.
Champion diving and swimming girla
v
’ Pmvl*teijra furnlnhed
‘ fee northern rummer
/
•pentlor whet wants
w fo tsr
ecu oft
connect)
In
I* Va 5|
■lion write
"1
r. W. HOFFMAN
^SIO CHr Building
rAMl*a|U«, Fla.
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Wonderland collection o f human .oddities.
Fun houses, and many i W rides, including
T h e MRIDERO,M “ LINDY L O O l^ n e w “ HEY-DEY’*
and garden o f Kiddies' rides*
<THI8 IS AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SHOW TO THAT WHICH APPEARED
J RECENTLY AT THE. VOLUSIA COUNTY FA IR A T DELAND)
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ALIcTALKING 1‘ leture by
Die author of “ Rail-
D IX IE LIM ITED
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A r . M . l^ n la tt A N • * * I lT iS p .n io
A r. r.liicago A K l • » • 3»35p. tti#
The Hire-dorr Sla
ters Crooning Popu
lar Melodies.
Eddie I'rabody The
llanjo Bn* and bu
College Cnuma Jitr
Oirhrstra Movietone
News . . .
,
<N«titrate*)
I t , J a r k a o n rllla A C l< « •
41ul»*C«r. Jrawtag I
O U m t l U * anti d U la tf m v*
mm L h V
0 I iiiMiua lMiDf«v4,r>wylw v i8wil>t*ni>w>ko.
F A S T — L U X U n iO .U S — 5M A H T
l i f lv U b t w iv U l w l l v j
f
sleeping rmr r i i a rv a t l r w i J w i artW •(km I
a. mt» IkiN*:, r. r. a*. h i:i n% i
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it. t: hhum y, r. r. a.,1« k r. M.. ii« v. r*fm»**l?r*t—
yLk. riHuwiN, r. r. a .<: a m nr.*not-v o«»nm ttur . r«i. i-uti
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|n*rlil lUpftmlall**, III OrtliBmRM|.
Jvrti— tlllv. M«rMa
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Dfathrtlle, E p a n t r l l l e —
DIXIE FLYER
ROUTE
TODAY
TlIEsSDAY
T
Y0W ELL CO.
THREE GREAT VALUES
Tlir woman ahn demand*
nnd
al *H rriino*
miral price* %*il| 'do s ill to **Im»j» tar dull) among (It
llrniM fialurrd in ihU ij.
UNDA
LEE
FR O CK S
I'npnrked Toiluy
~ V h r « , nr* flock*
arr lallorrd with
Dir style point*
that will niakr
.thrm high favor
ite* fur spring
and aummer.
porch, ■ morning
and
garden
frock*, xer, chic
In
tha
new
vogue.
,
(Show grounds near Municipal Ball Park)
rcMrl hotel in the
pine, lake section
theantern
.
1luVlMif,, 4ml*i
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JOHNNY J. JONES EXPOSITION
a* the lying, secretive
woman who kilted the
man *he lined and
wrecked her husband'*
< happjnest in
l.v . Ja rk o o n v lll* A C L • . 9 r 4 5 p .n i.
A c .C h a tta n o o g a N C H S t 1 . 1 3 i3l |t.m .
Ar.S i .li iuli l,* 4 N . .
Ar.CdilcagwCAKI .
M
EMrEr
The Luxurious
D IX IE
TONIGH T
The Great Biar Wonderful
J
XT. L O U S
Dg Forest Sanford Realty Co.
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HEAR & SE*
C H IC A G O
Loch A rb o r
and every afternoon and night this week
tw -
MOKI)
IN
ENTERTAINMRN T
FOR WOMEN
All New Trains
Elton ). Moughton
TO NIG H T
v'
'T H E
. . ', there Isn’t ai f
woman hrtween eeve 1teen and oexenljr •»»
.' hasn’t Imagined hrrself In the heroine*'
situation.
—N. Y. Mlrrer
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MIAMI
FASTER SCHEDULES
to
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8 BRING Festival Southsldi
School-April lit.
“ Mlnml’R Most Popular H oler
.Single roomn-with hath, $2. $2.50, $.1
-Double rooms with bath. 13, $4.00, $5
.. Fireproof--------- European
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N»*E-j>Fln»l Hi. Near Hay Illw y n c,.
-'PnpuUr Priced Rwiaprant fii CutmcctTon
Around The Town
TONIGH T
noon and evening a) Daytoaa
Beach wrre: the Mlaeoa Maud V ia Biskirk of Orlando, Madge Rcy*«
did* of Augu* a, Ky_ France*
Cherry of Mount Olive, N.
Mur*
Igene Gray of l-auren*, 8 C - tx «ahellr'Hagan and Maxwe lS trw art, Thnma* Reynold* of Augwta^
Ky.. Al’an Van^Ru»kirk, rf OrlanJo, Gordon Cherry', R*nv FTi'a*
rhtr, Jame* SMarnn Jr., and Do-ig*
tar* Igou nf iAtatl*.
•*.
r -[r.J
Tho«e speaking were;
A reception and luncheon was prsldent.
hel,| ;ia«t Saturday at tho Wn- Mr*. R. E. Tol.tr, Mrt llenrV
The friend* of Mr*. Harry C.
miitj'^tTub In hoi.or of state of- wight, Mr*. E. M. Galloway Mr*.
McMullen will regret to lenrn.
Walter I.. Morgan. Ml*. John l-eLittle Theatre Has
that »hr brake her arm Salurtlay fleer* whu came hern ft^owlng onardy and Mr*. E A. Douglas*.
tho
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state
federation
meeting
gt
Meeting On Saturday evening at her home 200 Maple
Mr*. John lmiiianly also addrr**.*,]
Daytona lleach last w*ek. The re the meeting and had a* her sub
Avenue.
ception was held at ll;00 A. M
Mr*. B. I*. Fletrhsr presided at
Mr*. P. A Mrro. who under the guest* were met at the door by ject. “ Property Right* of Womrn
the meeting of the l.lttle Theatre
under Florida lutw*.
group o f the Woman'* Club which went un operation a*i the Kernald- Mr*. W;, ter l». Morgsn who inMr*. D. P. Drummond, prr*iwa* held on Saturday n|ght in the Ijuughion Ho*plta| thl* morning, troduretl them td tho fellow lug dent nf the Sanford club expressed
club room*. Informal ill*cu*aior* I* getting along nlrvly.
who were In the receiving line; the wish thnt the club e«tnhli*h
were hold nmccmlng the work
Mr*. D. P. Drummond, president tho rustom of having n State Day
shop and iiMtunio department* 'of
Mr*. .T. C. Pitchford uml Mr*. of the Sunfonl Woman’ * tju'i,j
,lbe group uml plan* wciv- made A. J. Walker returned Surduy Mr*. K. M. Gslluway, utate day , In the r.'uli t'acn year. •
for the threr one act play* which evening from. Palatka where they- chsltman, Mr*. M. U Stanley oft
it Hide P. T. A. will metu a t' will be put on in April,
►pint the week-end with Mr*. Daytona Heurh, president ef the
etekxk In the achool auditor- ' Tlic meeting night for thl* Walker'* sUlerv Mr*. S. K.
i If oriila Federation uf Woman’* ;
1group ha* lieen changed front Goethe.
_ _ _
|Club*, Mr*. W. I,. "TUon, «f Pan-j
South Side P. T. A. will meet Saturday to the firyt and third
Tbo*« present were: Mr. nn,l , «<"»
Hr*l v i.r.^ o.i.len tof
With The jtrpoMer
d 3 JO o’clock In the achool audi- Tur*d*v qf earh month.
Those preabnt wrre: Mn. J. N: M l. Janus U Well* Mr. ami Uh- Horida Knleiwtlon of \W ■
lb,I*.on
Jr.,
and
Mr*.
II.
M.
PunMr*. U Iloyle, Mr*. Rol<erta man1* U ub*. Mualc wo* futnUHt'.l
i
FBIDAV.
Kent Rns.llrr nnd Itarnev
•J The Atalea Circle of the Car- wtuih, Mr*. It. 1- Fletcher. Mr*. Howard, of quinry, Mr. ami -Mr*, by Ml** I'earle Rob»mi who playei, IW-rk j'eihii'g ivirh ’ othei* and
'V.
K.
Stone,
Mr*.
It.
C.
Mi.vw.ll,
dull tin- Howard and Mr. nnd Mir. 1reverV selettion* on th*’ pinno.
•4»u Club will meet with Mr*. St.
l*dh enjoy Inr the fun ImmenseMia* l’eaHi> Kobsnn, Ml** Mur- Iloliert llownrd of Orlando.
[ Fidlowtng the ncrptlun a pr»-j lv . . . Mi** Margaret liavia
Clair White, 2220 West K im gant Zachary and Sain IlynL
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with
Mrs
Drummond
preald-'
In ,( line outfit with it wide' Stra.u at 10:00 A. M.
Mr. ond Mr*. Gonlon Tuggle
w, , preienlt-d and nddrrsst» spreading re,| lint, making a
j The.Central Circle of the C ar-, MISS ItOIIIR TO I.KtTITtK
and Gordon Jr. of Miami '" r e I wer#nn«le by Mr*. 11. I.. Stanley, I nifty inmhiinti.ui say we*.-. .
dtn Club will meet with Mr*. Cl.
^IH ndlng.a w.«k here ^ Ih -Mr*. j,
w
w. M„,, M„ . Meade A. Ml-* (llyvr * Newman, prjlte
,D. Blthap. 1011 Magnolia A.ve-: Mi** Virginia Rnlle, superin- Tuggle* bfotlier-ln-law ond »i«- .
, lendent of the interior furnMingv
of home demon-1 ilemoitille' who will represent
us*, at 10:00 A. M.
ter Mr. wh.f M I , . P. Hoyle « t j.V°'r’
Sanford-at the IN>ney-do-licemtheir home on Mellonvllle Avenue. *.ration wiirfc'hhirMr*: It. I-. Flet-c relebrhtlon ul St. Aiigustino thl*
cher, president cu* the Semlnule
den Club will meet with Mn. " •I aftornoon ot 4 o’clock ..l the
* Wook . . ..A stead, ittream isf •
Judgp and Mr*. Wallre Wright County Federution.
M. Scott, 120 TRiotu Avenue, at Woman’,, Club and will have n*
people at laillLliank* asking for
The
inusirnl
part
of
|he
piogtait
entertainrd
with
an
Informal
din
10:00 A. M.
: tatomont* to »<n- how much
her subject, ’ 'flower arrange- ner Sunday evening nt their v i i a* fw lows;
The Rom ClrrJo of the Gardca mint."
tl-v havon’t got.
. Tho day
Mr*. A. M. Plrillip*—vm:,l *e- li.ilf qter ami hnv,. seen no one
Ml*.* Robin la n foimer editor home,'2 112 MeljnnvilV Avenue. In
Club will m et at th* Yacht Club
hono
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nf
Jarre*
IWi
ll*
who
left
leitinne.
j
Indulging In n Atuil fool joko
of ''Jlou*e Beautiful’* and h:u
•t 10:00 A .'M - .
Monday for Miami- to make bit J Mr*. Arthur llrnnun—rYi*id »e- . . . Ilawkin* Connell, wear
Th* Rote Circle o f the Carden made many talk* on simitar sub- future borne.
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lertiin.v
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ing a nil bloom in hi* ln|H-l,
chib Invltfi all other circles bJ (Jfct* hrre before. The public l<
wo thought t|iat custom
a reelproeily me llnr at the Yacht ".’n,Ulllr lnvU., 'l to b*f pi.isrnt
Tbe mn»y friend* of Mr*. Fred* ill**
’ Virginia .Mi'Dutiirl Violin and
w.i* h-iepnl for men nf 10 anil
Club a t '11:00 A. M.
I S,- Dnlgi'r will !«• glad to learn ml'"
hoyond . . , Mrs. Walter Coleithnt she i* rveuperatlng ot the i
t».
n u n * Woodruff—mAc- man “ Is’ kino up” the So ial doEAS1’
SiVlviFpUD
Forldn
Sanitarium
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Porniinn
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part
mem dance t.might nt tinGarden Club To Meet
At I o <, nek lunrhroii wu* *cr{ d a y A t Y a c h t Club u Th« T ..m ,e ';f '7 iV .r .n r M r ,~ ;U n ‘ r «
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ved to nbuut CO people. The In in r Koin-st l/iko. It’s a bit wmni
for that form of exorcise but
|guest* were seated at one long wo'll wager a good cniwd will
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Sr<‘Utt]1,.,,“ ',,Ul.11> Mr. l.uelu.1iTa.ml nf Tampa
Friday. Apr: R, the Unao u|, i| b
* .h„ " 1 * ^ j .ml *i«<er Mr*. Ralph Wight, have Inlde, over whirh, Mr* E. M. Gal tti*n out. We i Xpert to see
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*iyl loway presided, u lit,,* el her iruest* j i nmnif other* nrr*ent Gene.
were served alS s-ffiu,I table*.
A ltoiimlll*t, Frank I.. Millrr and"
B » * . i * * « *■•'“ * >. w « y,. »b,„. Mv conr
si'hrme of lavender and gold K
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F. Ilnu-holder,
all of whom
the-Fidcritiiui iplom, wn* rarilel ncltnte n im-xn jtluu- string
eut in the divoiiitinnji wl.uli .......
Heardull.
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’. Quirk will
CnrBow»y
»'»» | Mr*. C. II. Klrtley, wrlm has I i|i.*ntitli » of Spring DoWeta Die j
ill give
givi an |!lu*tra.tt*i.|
SPRING FestlviiT*Suth»ldV
on the wild Ilowrr* of lit > bem in ba,| heStlh fur some turn. lipcn receiving (realm ntg at Jef-j centerjiiwo o f the gue*i*' t«M'Siluad April II*.
Ctlon and Mr*. Dayton Sti'‘er Mr*. W. M. Jluynos* and Mr*. K. frrxon Hospital In I’hilad lpla, 1*1 ««* “ tmre Imwl of lavender nu ll
I preaent ns hrr subject. J’lToi'- J Camcnui ar • collecting clotli- *|iending some time here with her K««l fnap drnrun*. rauirfi-s lit Hud
bird* ami thejr h»bll*.
ing (or the children.
moth r, Mr*. Henry. Wight 1C00 ; **"'e shade* wetc pared at vnrl m
fTA* tha entire club will lie a*Mr tk m iv sy and otlinrs in I’ark Avenue.
interval* along.the table Enrh nfi
■bled on thl* orc*»lvn, the
the unaller tablt** held a Imwl.i.f
tirmrn of circle* will give live Uu- faml.'y were at the train to
Mary Carmwray .Mr. an,| Mr*. L ft Odham and Dower* in lavender and gold while
nute impression* of theneont welro,. 'Mi»*
v*»tlot>'in
Allpm!.' Tha
The year j home hum Stark whore *h>- ha* dailghter. Araneta, nnd Mi<> the stage woi adunu-,1 with large
ir**tlon
In Jdlaml.
Architect
aka of the Gaidrn Club of San ' been V.-arhing fop setrral year*. Gwendolyn Chance o f Ilruewlek. barlirt* nf garden Dowel* artpM';-.
rd are now complete and will
M. and Mr*. O. W. I, Smith Ga. were the week-end gursta of ed with fein and other greenery. | Plrat Nnt'l Hnnk Bid*.
distributed at the circle mcet- and David, Mr and Mr*. F. If Mr. and Mr*. H. R. Odham nt
Introduird n* the main •|>i>nkvr
. • Snnfurd, Fla.
whlch xrjll immeilialely pre- lUrrison and Mr. and Mir*. W. I,.
thplr home on We»l F’irst Street. of the day wu» Mra. W. W. I.e«l«
i tha xwdprocity meeting at the
of F'nrt I’lerrr, past president id
IlnrrUon were among th* visitor*
i club.
to- Star th* Carillon Hell* at
Mr*. Horner Walker, of Char the Florida Federal ion, and pres |
Mountain Like last Sunday.
lotte N. C . formerly MissMildrrd ent superintendent of public in'. •
levroet Firm Has
B /l|| IT
Mt*. d A. I’aluior of littio ron Holly, nnd her (inter-in-law, Ml** ■traction »f th. I.urie County, Eacli! Pure High
Third Anniversary City hn* opencil a drrs* ulakin/ Amabelle Walker of Akrcn, Ohio, pa«t president of the Sanfon) Wo-1 Quality Sweet I f H L l V
aAlali'ii'inn iU----av .li ,.— 1Jus i.m arrived-S« miay—to spend—wwme maa'iv tJoli garim brief 'Trvtrw-nf: — Dnrrrw. fiaker
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Whlte-lllghleymnn Inc. lo- Apar.ments on First Street and ttma with the former’ * parents, fnleratlnn work dona duting hrr: ____ I’hnna t i l J
term o f lifftc V ond all’ payed tri-|
dUtrtbutor, fur the (Therrolrt, vrirt li* glart'tcf **>e her frtftld#.' Jffl'and im r 71. JTITWIr.— "
“ Sanitation A Cert»laly“
liuta to the prrient federation
celebrated the third anniMr*. C. E. (.’horpenlng, Mr*. U.
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of tha opening of tho ei- H. Sc|uire»
und Mis* Helen
brornt.
Chorpentng werin Orlando llridgra an Mr. Dutton nf York,
i b#g>nlng pf Its fourth year
Thursday evening In attendance Maine, anil Irnuls Krvlllng and
tha company enjoying an rvbutlnr*^, arorricing to S. at a social affair given hy tha 1U- Frank tm M om of Wllmghay
Ohio.
ghlayman mamtier of the becra ladle*.
Recent visitor* at th« EHaworth
Each year’s business ha*
The place to bujld your home
I
an increase *"d the first . huuic-wurc. Mr. ami Mrs, John
of Brihshm* '.'W ’lUSCTj Fy»lii*|78oulluid*
•4-thl* year, has.ccliwwd |smith and-t
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good margin the sale* of any i
, thelr
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Mr „ nrt Mr,.
MSchool April 1U.
ar period, according to Mr.
dayman.
“ Biotic »bout t]ie outlook, Mr.
rman said, “ llusirn-** Is
•yman
btr mod and we nntVipatr..
|buslnes* throughout Die year!
do bear ft-lows Hethat thing, aren't a* they |
Janet Dunn, Cornelius
and (leonte Io-fourl*.
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H O S I E R Y
We ronsidrr this bow the great
est value we h*ve ever presented
i for the money. You must see
them to apprrriate the quality,
style ipd price. Fancy, French
and pointed heel* In color* and
while. Choke of chiffon or aer
ate* weight. Here U quality and
price combined to make sapreme
ralne. It will be very w|*e econ
omy. to buy many pjjra at thla
price.
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IIRACELBTTE HOSE
Sheer and lovel. Van Baalla hose
with fancy lace drop-atllch clocha
(***M tha ankle. Very latent
alyl*. 8 *park quality.
In *kl
tiara, tiM .
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half l rtar I sheold b t i had *
i p M I tbM of tt oo tba who!*.
'B ut It g«ta a l!ul« rUlr, and
■ r work will brgln to Monaco. I
MOW begin to look aa though I
■build M nrln to aoo M /ailf Impotant and forgotten It’a a pity thi,
•uic!de la not thought tha ticket la
(ho bast ri-rl— *•
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Port Piarea will celebrate port
opening early In June.
thassador, D ies
M eniyln Paris
awHawad From Pl-fv One)
traa ta Cbm land,
by traas-
Urn attack with cbarartcaiatic
bravery and aoon waa amlllagly
eowveralng with bla daughter-laSbarOy after four o ’clock, bowurwr, while talkiag of arraagemeata far rteoivlag Kllhu Roar,
wbo mao arkadalad to arrive bar*
Ud^r. tbo Ambeaaador an-ldcnlj
Franco la aagor to render the
(beat bower* ta Iba belorrd t«* . Sba la deferring her plana.
)arwvvr, antll word to received
Mm the United F ile* Govern-
t tonal frtrodllaroa abaw»i| at ho
b'Ot wbr* la IWTbo gwUrt CbL
CharUa A. UadbcTgh through
to pftfalla of awbim worldwide
fame by bla hovpilality aad ad-
Prosecutor Seeks To
Drop Responsibility
(JENEVA, 1IL Apr. I— f INS)—
Mate‘a Attorney Owe f i Ue-tmry
of Kano Ctowaty today went before
Jodie John K. Nrwhal) la the cir
cuit rout, kero and naked to bo
'lettered of alt reeponolbltlty la
nmdwctiag the laeeatiyatMn la.o
the killing of Mrs J-tHtan Do King
by dry raider* :B her borne a oeerk
ago. In preventing h)a. _peCit'-cl
Carl-ary .laird t k a e were man)
angle* uf the raae making *|>potatmrat of another proeerutur
imperatiore
Ifo explained that “ feeling I*
high la baae County over the kill
ing' aa the 'm u ll of Mr*, lie
hinge deat!a from a obotgun in
the hand, of ttrputy Sheriff Roy
Smith aad bevaume of the iveoal*
I ' developed evidence the affidav'-t upon wbirb the raid waa made
'B A R TO W — Whit, Building r*mudrlrd by new owner.
lleFunuU Sprlayi will
bare .new bospiul and jail.
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DO THEY
LONG
MEAT MARKET
DAILY,
221 R. FIRST ST.
FREIGHT
SERVICE
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JACKSONVILLE
DELAND
AND
SANFORD
Store Door Deli very
In City Limit*
S t John's
Transportation
WHISPER ABOUT YOU
As you walk up and down the streets o f Sanford, passing stores and merchants
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here and there, do shopkeepers and clerks whisper as you pass? Do yon avoid
m ey?=
Daily FashionHint
Fo*t O f Myrtle HL
Ffcoac 213— W
A man that can look everyone in the eye with the knQFledge that his credit is
in good standing, is a man that holds the respect o f his fellow man; he's a man
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that-can do things, can g e t ‘things when he wants them, becaupe Mrfeilownreir
RHSfl aiwTraki liner leaning
T ort today.
Haler Polncatr* aad Pr.-al-
know his werd is good.
DawaMTgae Immediately dia
led itriwonal n p n d r fa lin a
o Amarlean Kphaaay wttk
ympatky o f tbo Frrarb Govoat when inform'd o f tbo
aatodor'a death.
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I ^ R jn g a L ^ i L f r p t n ^rktloU iU ginesLstandpoin^ one.will find that the man -t
who has good credit is a successful man but let him abuse Ms credit privileges
r to Waahinr-MM. t
General Parablag
and his reputation is rained; he might as well pick up and leave for the faith'
^ other people had in him -will be shattered.
PAY
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BILLS P R O M P T L Y
ta tta
“KEEP Your Credit GOOD
DOAN’S
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r»ot>t.;rAHir
In- •
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E=* Ruiriflat
TUEKSr
u s e Elm
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We • tin*
t* a IIm
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on repeat.
irate* are for
tions. •
••rag* length
ON.
Ilnei accepted,
restrictad
•Id. w
•oly
the
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-t a n of
T p AnVRRT19BHS
~lW *jr'~W pir*aeiiU U ie
, fsaalUar with rate*,
i •»a*f.eUealf-cation will
'I*R CawpWte information.
I I f jTOO
e i vi
oh h .' they will aswording jrourwmnt
effective.
Cwr < "
-'EM
icttla
FOR UtNT-'—Hunjalow located
Avenue, $2$.C00
. 0 2111 Palmetto
Pali
p^c-AMth. Inquire Hera'
•' Id Of.
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lS A W a n U d T o R m
WANTED TO BENT—FurUJied
■_boa*r with threj bed room »._AddHoa 0..1I. Matin Gen. Del., San
fo n t 'i
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10 Farms Fur Rent.
R RENT --Small thro# mom
cotta gal built on T«ar~«4lat1703 Magnolia Avenue House
heed* painting Inside and out
and .owner will take part «>( nrnt
to labor. 1IK.0O per month. In
quire at Heraid 'office.
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C k m ific d A ds nre popolnr fo r n
num ber o f reasuns, th ey '(t o t ’ .R E
SU LTS quickly, they a re easy to use
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nnd I’ .cy cost O N L Y A F E W C EN TS
a day.
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T his small cost o ffe r s big p ro fit to
advertisers.
Let ua say you have
« house that Is empty*, you h a v e ------- ---—
. been renting it ln t-A 2 »-* > a a «a th .,.iL m > r:i^ .* i
It nlnys Idle fo r n m onth you have
' lost $33.
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POR'5ALE—W l| improved 10
acre farm at a bargain. Inquire
at Item'd Office.
T he nvcraue classified a d run fo r a
month coals less than $5.00. G rant
ing that you spent that niuc1* to gv\
y ou r house rented, you still 1 ave a
good
p rofit left . . . it sum you
would not have hnd oth er*In c.
D ocs Classified A dvertisin g I’ a y ?
(liv e It n lest you rself, a thoro test,
nnd ju d g e fo r you rself.
26—Mlaccllancoua For Sala
H ill SALE: Perfection cook
.atnv.-, vMroJe and. bed. Good
condition. HIS F.'m. Avc. -
i
> A ^ ! S . Xl»r.i* 20—(IN S)—That
women am gradually galnbig
ground In Fmnee la to he acen -l-/
the fact that, for the second time.)
one of them ha* teen propeyd
for * oral snu.ng the Forty Itnm<'ital» of the French Academy,
No w°men ha* even yet gained
admlxirn to any one c f tin five
Academic* of which the Imtltute
l» Iho parent Every now an I then
one of the fair aex a*':* for it, but
up to the present moment *he h*<
nlwny* l>een refiued. Even tbe
1i rleliratcfl Matbvmc Curie, who with I
her huaband dircrvere.l radium wa* •
tolil thnt-thr Aradmty-cf 8eletwe7
Sqia.4jdj* tWT* few-men.-----—
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IT ltadame Moli-WeU*. foSnder!
Education Board Will
Provide Funds F o r
17 F o o t Telescope
A Dollar-Dimiev.,forFour
It's possible to have a real dinner for four persopg for onljf
I nn,| director oC Ihe S:ho«d for
i Mother*, were rn ly ,- r ma-eo'ma.* . a dollac— provided you watefrthe salea ami buy when price!
are low . If you doubt it. look over the menu given below
i gender, »he would oorlaiidy'lie adT he prices arc average ones and may vary allghtly in your
, m illed to the Atudomy till« year,
I even u few of the Immortal- themreive* an* witling to u-lmll that,
anil this mark* a slier, a!cp in ad
vance.
She ha* long taken n very nitive
port In nil kind* of »m inl work in
France* and li»* wen many priiov
comm unity—but anyway, the meal is an Inespcntive one,
Tomato Soup- Of
V r i f i S a u to q t—3<Y
A’a M oil A f f l t .Tdnrr—lf y 7
B rea d and P u lle r— like
M a ih fJ I'otaloes— UY
Poach ami A'.min Pic—2>Y
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C a ff X o i r S f
Far ’ nciicniaii—f>f
Total C o su -O [f
WASHINGTON.
Mar. •' & - [
(INS)—The long-»Undlng ; ,qy*e*t
I on of the hablta(lon of Mara on >•.
lie <l»Ilnltely-(d'-Id- with the eree*l.«n in California or.northern‘Artac
*uiu nf a felcacope an powerful
tluit It rtmJJJiilpg to view • eabdlc '
41,000 Vnlli!r*a»ray, and *o tarjeit will liwaH' the great 100-tncV
Ml. Wilson telescope*
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The funds ft-r thl* remarkable
Instrument- have t-een provided tqr;
toe International Jkdtuatlr-n,Boarda* a gill to tha California Inot I. *
Ute o f Technology. A suitable eiM Is now being .ought
The telescope a ivflccti-r type,
will be 17 fret In iflameler and w illlake several years to rnnstruc*.
kite mirror will be a great disk nf
fused quarts, a material new in.
such uae. It was chosen hccnnie
■>f Its indifference In changing
tiinperaturv*. to whfch the Mt-‘
Wilson telescope I* highly sensi-tlie.
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Beemi.r of Ihe great dlftk-ultiei
lr.rldenl tv getting the ruhiplctad
>l .k l„ the top n, a mountain.'
Mo ps uml InlH-rnturies will !>c built
nil the site ehnsrn and the disk
east l|iere. I’ romlnenl physicists,:
«l.emlsts, i-nginrer* and' metruro.,
■-gists will l-e inlle-l tu Ilf Ip In.
*l-s* —niiufaellire.
(! l-l-lcteil nml.*<-t up. II Will;
bring Into the rang- uf the human
eye star* o f the twenty-fifth mag-1
niiude, three' magnitude* beyondli-e gn-ateal luagnllititi-. Of even.
Iho Mt. U’lk-mi Instmmcnt, areordi-ig tn Dr W. 8. Adams, Hlrecior
or the Sit, Wilton Oln-eivalery.'
It wih ipiudronlr . the Vlsshle
I,-nit, of the universe, rstemiiaK
Un-in tu thr rangu uf ino.mitMimi
light years, and will havt* I.ikni..
****** lime* ihu light gathering |>uwcr of tin- humnn eye.
Slay DiocuVer HI am
Thn-ugh It metenmlogUla will
l-e nhle tu se>- connltrs* slar, an-l
cnnstellntIons' ns yet undisedverv I.
and t- odd inestimably tn their
alt-it- of knowledge al—ut the tie.ign o f tin- universe. Entirely new
Held, of ustiunmny may h^
venied mill new astral throrliri
ev-lvnl.
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Th- great glass will tiring Ho*
surfaio of stars much eloae-V- alt-1
pilhnpa w.11 I4r the mran. uf pen#•i-iling the myalrry winch aur»"-nd» tin- “ iuiuiIs" which arwvjaII I.- mi tliul phtn-'t tlnniigh lease.
l«ieMT|>e* ll i. ala- espeelul to
iiil-l lo llir knowlrdgii of weathlr
-Ill-lit ioriN tl.ere. 1 he aerials nf
oil- - rviuld" including Jupiter end
the iiiiM.ii, uIxS will be wreslod11mi. ihrm. . . .
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DADE CITY City lln* Comp:my rvmtHlrling Me k Mini Balei' A f
FA
aN
: el toin'iln ..'tip will »iiv m lt mic* taliUlfwm utifrif and rr*^
1 0 SUIISCIIIUKKS
mum*. .
•Ic -en in c. t»c bmr pmhalf tahlrapniMi flour amt add*it rnd
‘ ,td receive The Herald
pic. and c*m »-mc tell eicr
•<»r haJf >taidr<r'o>n lemon |uicr to
7* any complaint .o make 36— House* F or Sale
(nr o*c iif , i d.i> a. a meal u ucr.
ihr- (mil.
fkimfurr the mintitra.
t delivery srrvi.-r p'eaae
V " nuiil-liii* I'v a fli>«;. «"• •* "7, 1' l
To innkc Ihe red hoi *|>|ile voice.
lin e a pir tin a«nr half \h* u»t*a1
' tfre o la llrn
Di-pa rtm rnl FOR 1A1.B—Five room itutm
•i/r with plain r a t io . pour in thr
I m t i l . I i l i! ..r'l.* nii,..ii!.ii.Jo,ii .. -)rp oiir cnWctil. »l an n*ht ouncc ran
liungt'ow consisting « f large
r . M. The ‘iferalJ keep*
penrh mi«turr, *|*»l with hotter on 1
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in.,: it** .in*». .uni • i ' I i • • . e l apple u n .c ilttn a |un. add tivr
i..i. .l.i * '•• ih lliilli.il - i m -i n •
of I tic lilltc rr,1.'*pi,'y candiet known
rrtw« ibr infowiih narrow, twnie*|
‘ daUvery boy until that living f-om. dininP room, kitrhrn
. T hey P ay-t-P hone 148 ;K . .
Mripv ol pnstr). Bake »i a >i**r
‘ '."n,:.':;.'.;,
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rc.i i*.i.- *i*i a .u*i. . . r
I will be glad tu arad an> with cleclrle range and water
lot ***.f ii ti*i i*«i>mi n* oi
i . m* mi rticf?: Mar *»vrr l!»c lire until the
•»vef\, 450*
tor t%cfitjr*ron to
heater, two bedroom*, hath with
• paper.
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«ittiNfitiit**
.a
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i*Nirtf*»
t*f
Cdn
ly.i}ilikutlml.
shower, front and rear porche*,
fa aiU
IC
tbt
potato**
arc gmiwUW) bp
,.11*..*.t»fI»i*.
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note
llw
|*4r,
|»trn
llir
co»hrrltii'l 3 Til«I
r* AFFALACRtCOLA located In detirablu neighborhood.
Ikfitia* ol **i*l Inan** hi • k.i.'t.i •• • • ! «rrt' ui an rifiM «’*uWr fan «»l
••'rinklinr with paprin. thr Ihet/
ft 11. Lang Meat Mar. Pi Ice 44550.00 Term* of 11,000
tklth l*« ..«fo| 111** •.*1,.* .**« »#• I • j |fc!*j4-J|r4 .*tl(| «*<tr-iiMlf til itlji III nilcr eclcme nf the meal will ha
cash and aasumo mortgage for
tag T in t Street.
Il.'t, WHVh>M pfllitrt rnnrndurtlMNH THU I'ATMCm f i l l
H«»rlt«oi I TJ*e* I *letg onUii.iit t i wa*1uc taMn* int*» a* unct pan; i tarried out fiu Hex.
balance which run* for ~ three
in«nlw.*tf s•« tJt»n Kiltli HIpvmi,
A l.l( »*.%h
•io.li lo • o f** • If• •* »■ ifiiiio•!••*i« |
rear*. Adder** 8.. D. B. Cart ’ TMMvfn. T«fiiiy, Kort>
r*’ AAN F<ijL,im U G c o , . - '
t i i :i u :t \ m : x i i i n .\t i . i >. a \ i >
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gigantic ind-Kiry. Anehn-ir,. wiude .o i's c a .o n tlum will- tw > la. I
in* it I, l>-rrn I'dirahrlh. ll was amt in pa,:r; ra.iar' rvshnli ImIIi, -I-am. lu liir . (our laid, rpcaa.i
« IN-J that. -1i.«kl y-ic-n lien" rakes and llskrs; hs-kloc*. "i mnan rulk aikl sail and |C,vpri lo |»V*.
had a law rnactnl ordering all per- lladd.r’ ; lairing,. Irrsli. kippcrnl I‘lie bifbttwajii lop «d tlw h-h i... mat tu al-ita-n ir.au Hc.h and in and in tomato saner; uu- kucl and. iair, iiul ledri in a ‘
1-1* l-tli n r " St P' It ItP” 3TT"ildainablr in lr->wn. iiill 1a\l> pic* will :>i-v
-c~
iS-mg three ds.t of Ih* hrfrk.
ran*, llw marlrrrt inductry ma, lnog -i\ to riyhi.
Thi| taw was ,|>r-aiiutgatcd hy in luiiire yrais grow t., a, great
Lobatrts Are Luscr oa
J-ren l.loaivtli "iuc llw tuaftteu- 1-r-gN.tli eia aa tile giganlk Saliu->n
•wr ol tlw .Vj-yc," awl o atkk<i halu.iry
' ’* 110(11 lolsHr i--g.mil/ mvkn n
ha* w> all l-ib-VYuh-rvJajn a n
'MiUim K la l,) hut c.m hr serv- i
„ Much Sea Vood Canned
test- -h-h mutht tr trrsetl. provkkd
• *lw mam v'nric in lnl>s:,r . ..lor* w-ra *l-rrv l-d- (tidies you , «
I lw» lti.ee arc .atg.nca, m -at.
I if f Try.
he table lor aciiul -oniuiu|4 kun. i—iilari! or Io u m -an .r; stud] . I* ‘ ilrr .iati.I Ih i i n w . , -r
n urd-r tu sbuw that they had bo t-Ua li.ii: cl.nit, l.iitlrnnk. rang
( asgj, Rcuk-r (l>r nod.n,
iit|H-.1ikai lu aUtwc ll-ts clauw. Hie atkl iiiiy d ; rial.,, plain and dctilrd,- ' i o l cups oi ialawd lalnlrr .scat,
h-citr FnelidinHit lud llw ihrrw rra-stwh; k-i’sirr* aial wit atkl Ary • It, kwp it >I a, IIII •. •
liabo u| uah ert au tlw -h-owr uMr shriuipa, alao all , . i , i m l . ‘r m ram. !• 'UMr. 1 )'-iiii a c a l.’ - »-|-a--evv
nrs*. aioi refrained (roni serving , there i- rtaip cb-w-lir uimaig llw !• f-^ .l'n| i-U. tin: .lull «ii i a f f i s
tw flesli umd all had slu-v-n (Win- ; canned *oui«v." I .h.irr N'rwlmrit I*l'4F*! and cut cot llw wiiitn a»(«#
- lyr, g—
ud rilimu I y ratuig tlut anaaig Ihe mlrr.. an I .-krl.,
an-lMrs*i>k'maV-nl <->,>*. i’ v . « i
shich ihe taw rcqu-roL
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iL-nie Flat Fish Kccipe.
tw caa.ais -4 law ic the cmuei. u
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.T -'h j trin, of
a-.tu, llw rrunnoik law is tgwraliog
A lsl all tlxpu s ir tlrluiiaii iu>,|
l.c.i,- rs. rilli re.ii-r a l - r t »•*.
hai sea had ran be produced more ilut it is ion ctxnik'h to rnonttCBlr a'lIvtitirr
Slaka a-lh'.ck
tluai-l, than arc the Mricuhnnd them eittumt* telling tvm sauiw ul white,sauceCutUli;
.of !*'• UUea;.sv.t hatT--ps ul llw ,i o o il n-«H. Aqut- them can t« uia-tc into drii-'iuus Irf. tour laUr,|aaeis
llocr. ,sn cap
-vl-urr lu. Iwr-i i-raniced- foe ll-assw diske*. J-oriirr. s ir a tew tew re- i- i’k'a ivnc list*' lras|awsi sab .-/vl
wnJ. ul yg.rs and it is as sutg**.* cgw* stl.ief. will hrlu b.euaUe ...u
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it-le lo afknkiie Iri.Mimn* at-(be *-> inaU-tl-r lest n v uf iija-m. 'Die • o'-rlgMItr Iraspuai |iv i< r.
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Fair
Not o M k d i i f i l i
U o p m tv n
w r i.
Laud.
Richest
a n in d e p e n d e n t d a il y
Win lalcnuUotwl Newa Barvlca
Active Stocks Win.
Back Some Losses
INWAKE
Ne w s p a p e h
FLORDAHOUSE
NAMESCETZEN
NEW SPEAKER
Tourists Begin To Depart
For tfnme After Pleasant
Winter Season fn Sanford
NUMBER 117
Member Audit Bureau O f Circulation*
SANFORD FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APRIL *,1929
TEST CASE IS
PROPOSED FOR
DISPUTEDFEE
U. S. Planes May Be
Ordered To Border
WASHINGTON, Apr. 2—
(IN S I—The dropping of Mex>.
lean rebel la>mba on the Amer
ican side of the Inlcrnallonxl
Imrder at Naco, Arlx, may re
sult In MaJ. Gen Wm.
dlspntrhlng American Army
air, lane* tn that point to nr*vwnt rebel aviator* from cross
ing Into American territory. It
w *« said at the War D#p*i'men; today when offkdal* were
shown International News Ser
vice di.patt'he*. No affDIa) >tport had nachml Washlngtin
rarlv th'.r afternoon on the Naco Incident. Maj. Gen. Ijvssit-r
hs* wide discretionary author
ity to lake surh measures as he
derm* necessary for the pi.*
tertian of Am#iie*n live* nn.l
pnqa-rly. and lo prevent eltuer
rrKT. or fnteral* from crossing
the holder.
.
REBELBOlBSS
CLAIM LIFE ONI
AMERICAN SIDE I
The tourists sre beginnlBC their, !- A. Brown of Brick Hill Kali*.
annual trek back home following Pc., Mr. and Mr*. Irving E. Htaiey
what I* generally described as th* uf Little Fall*. N. Y , and Mr. and
.nun successful winter season In .Mr*. Dsv.d A. Ron, and Mr. and
Mr*. Alfred A. Winslow of Crown
w * hit..r>- of th#
.
n _
. ,
, n r n ._ „ iA
Sanford, which has entertained Point, Ind, all of whom have been
urges* colony of winter vi*i. hero since ea-ly in January, left
|lur* this eeaon, Is being deserted by Icslay for thelff home*.
Among those leaving Thursday
who are leaving
Ihe northerners,...............
ny every train, greatly pleased will 1* sir. and Mrs. Harry Dun
with their visit and looking for lap and Mis* Laura I. Lumbert,
N A C O . A rlion A . A p r. 2. —
WASHINGTON,
Apr.
2 ward to their- rotum next winter. all of laiwelt.’ Mas*. Mr. and Ml*.
TALIJkllAfvSRR. Apr. 8^-Ry a Binging the praise* of .Sard’v.d in C. M. Forrest, Mr*. J. Iff. l-*m- ( IN S )—^The constitutionality of
( I N S ) — O ne A m erica n war.
vote of M on the ,'irsl Iwllot. gvnrral and the Hotel Forrcrt l,e.t and Mr. and Mr*. George II. - Ih* equalisation fee, a question
Staff
rep orted
wounded and
a
Runc-la, also of Lowell, left the
Cemependrnl.
Samuel Iff. Get sen o f Bushncll U k e nnd the Bacfonl Country latter part of last wrek on a short twice injected Into presidential
tiuildlPK »>n
Am erican
i lull course In particular, the visi
W A 8 B IN G T 0 N , Apr, 2 was nominated speaker o f the
tors are cvjturnlng home confirmed i..otnr trip through the state 1st- campaign* and one around whlrh
aide
<>f
th e
international
•he farm problem has raged for
foir beginning ihe trin home.
(I N S )— The drastic Jones
House of Representatives at the laxisters o f the Celery Citjr.
lin e wns dam aged today by
«rviu year*, may be settled by the
I
Mher*
who
left
last
week
in
N’ot
only
have
|«*cUrally
alt
of
Democratic caucus held hero last
Law. under which It is poscluded Mr. and Mr». U C. Ntcnol- United Slate* Supreme O'urt un
bonitia dropped hy a M exican
night D. Stuart Glllls of Wal tunford'a visitor* made bookings sou of lluffaln, A. A. Ij»n*t>erry of der a novel pinpn»n| la-ing consldalhle for Judges to Impoee a
fur next season, but many of them
rebel a via to r.
ton County revived eighteen vote* are planning to have their friend* Pitlslmrgh and l>. A. Young of elerl tmlay by farm Icadrl* in
B year prison term and
T h re e or fou r bomba drop*10,000 fine for any vlolafor second honors, while I. N. Join them here, according to ch# Mi.nlreal. Seveeral departure* are t'ong.T**.
•Senator Jl»well (111 o f Nehr..
Uon o f the Volstead Act, nO
Kennedy of Lake County took hotel management, which looks scheduled for the latter patt of the ui ted the Senate agrlvulluro ComjkhI
fnirn n
r o T T e l alrweek and by the first of next week
matter how trivial, is one
third place with I* votes. T. C. lor a capacity season for ih* win the entire group of i!0 to 7.1 per miltee to include a prxivleton !o
plnnc
■
al
Naco.
landed ou
ter of 11*30. .
month
old today. It
is
Merchant of Madison County was
Already a group of ths tourist* sons, who spent throe enjoyable tta- new farm relief hilt, givlrfg
tlie A nu-riron aide o f
th%
• lusty Infan t, hut like most
Hi.
niepo-e.1
fMeval
farm
l«a>'l
last of the four nominees.
have' departed while ot sta a * months here, will haye rrturnr.1
line Wi-lilc a building of tha Naco
InfaitU Ka aprtxiuccd mors noi+*
|Miwer
to
Invoke
the
equal
nation
__
•
Th# pUring nf nominations for leaving thl* week. Mr. and Mr£ to their homes.
tfcaa actual secompllihmsnt dor*
le, against a single (arm eomnuul
■
r-v - ■
' Drug Company which hopaed thr
' i ! T t h * first month o f i lstsnrs
speaker w^s the occasion for a
V L -H o w e ll -declared Ihta would
Western Union Office, the^xpre*.'
| m m thousand* of arTSSts haro
stream of oratory by hacker* nf
throw the question into the fedet«.
company office, the American Post
m*<i< throughout th# country
the variou* candidates for the
<1 court* ami permit the Supreme,
0 ___. a
* President Cool dg# attached
Court to pas* finally upon. it*
VO>’ H o n O r b U C l l A S l S Office and the drug atore.
honored position. The nam# of
signs tor* to this act at 10:80
(onstllulionallty.
o
Glllls was the first to be pUeed
First reports swld the America"
x k on the morning o f Mar. *•
In the fututro, Howell pointed I
O
before the rcproscntSlIVJ* snd
had Wen seriously Injured. A l! of i
M y*t Ite r* has b*on no rasa
Headed by, nine HquoJ cases, the was sponsored by Alfred T.
out. the fonstltutbmal quvellettp
^ o r W i h * . * l n lh* *V«rts hs»*
(Oiit.l Ih- eliminated from the farm
PARIS.
April J Thousands the window* nr the building Were
County, who
County Court criminal docket, Atrth, Suwanee
Imposed th* maslum p«isltl*s.
relief problem If hi* suggestion 1I inlay sought admission to Ihe
praised hi* nominee for his ronshattered I'y the explosion of tk< I
t o ms authoritiss sstlmsto thst composed of 4B cases, was sounded
seie followed An adverse court 1^ ,„ rr((-,in emlms.y lo pay liomnge
servatlfm and competency.
•
f
•
It will thks at toast a y*ar to pto- this morning by Judge James O.
decision, hohllng the fee principl-'
,. _ .
... . .... ,
r.:..a.l-- Ninths.
i
l “- •
Gctsen wa* declared to be " e f
ducs tangible avktones or ths real
unconstitutional, w.mhl "clear the
“
tflr.'r" ,,•
United States authoritiss ImSharon, who set several cjses for ficient, faithful, honest snd ex
Altnoaphere.' while a favivtride l’Aml*s\tldor Myron T. llerrkk.
•ifte t Sf th« law- Court congest
perienced,"
by
J.
M.
lav.
High
ion In prohibition cases slons will trial this afternoon.
'
rimision l>y the high
tnbunal j v>|,„ i. to -la. .udorded such hon- nudisii-'y Isuiuhed an Invest!- .
J
2
land counly", hl» nomlnstor.
operate to prrrsnt s real test much
would clear the w*v f»r action b y !
,n
„* France l.n. fever gallon. Military authorltUa guard-j
Mrs. Alfred Q. Purdon. named
Kennedy vfas.the third repre
bafsr* that, thay believe. Meant .ingress tn imjHisv the fee ptlwin three warrants disrglng pos sentative placed on the list, upon
t.jrel
aceonieit
the-envtq-nj n-for- ing the hunter "had warned- ‘ titor J whIU arrosts go on;
.l|ilr-»|*W t il rrepa.; •■■-*
'
artlvHies whlrh rndangered life '
nomination
hy
J.
EMathew*,
‘
2-JfIN’
BI—
session.
sals
ami
traisporatlnn
of
County
las
collection*
Saturday
Both w *u and dry* ar* on the
-Cungreionnal
Inrni
leaders elgn power,
CHICAGO.
Apr.
nr property nn the American aidalert In Washington for evidence
aim
evUUrncto.srW dotofrW -trU ljxs Duval county:- * _
stud
<
-<
l
the
pnqioBul
seriously.
AilCongressman M. A. Michaelson
Thurxdny
■ouisonr morning,
moinioK. fum rul *«r - uf
,/ ,h..
,-.1.. wuul^not be loler-.vthe I...
Wrdcr
'
Merchant ww* nnminhted by snd Monday, Jh- l*»i two da) a
ministration
s|M,kesinen'
dix-limil
who had Wen ‘ sought, for lh r«f
vl.e. will lo held at .Iho F 'll-.L ;! - --Claude B. Pepper, Taylor County. before the penally on dcllnquen-j
Ip.cutUinrnL
landing
sum*
(uillier
lliBzay,
i i _ iVi hiTrr I'oimnirf >%il| olo*- 1 *■ j
daya
.un"
charge*
aif.smuggling
After numerous speeches sec taxes wvnt Into effect, amounted
Thr itlanr that dropped
Mrs. O. C. Bryant. Condon Merilt
inclination of the attitude of PiesRquhr Into the country, will go on idint Hoover. The equalisation ||%rr n I'li'offy Ihrrr, Ju*l i» h ho* UintliM x»hifh lindftl on th r
onding the nominations, the ll*l»
h iit l lv Innlf—«»f M«r«lml
to
123,7111-111
mcording
to
flguro*
Henry Hughes, an^ Conlon Cox.
trial
#t
Key
West
during
the
fedw-re closed by vole of the house.
session o f Congress that ^nyenss
f... Ms applied lo nil rns|i«, hn* fW h j»|* U n Invalitlt* a wrfk i in aide o f thr linr nin^»rrd
Janie Read, nefress, arrested
In the orgsnisation mucus of furnished 1 o«|*y li>' Collector John rral eourt term-opening on M ir Hr teen In ihe dlseard, iipparently.
In two weeks. An effort is to be
N«r*», S*»nom. at 7:60 • thla inor1
m*«o liulny. •
it
was
annnunced
t'-lay
following
mads In tho special session to re sometime ago chtffvd
chirped with the th» senate,-4. J. Parish.of Titus I). Jinkins. Some five or tlx huniver since the ls-t presidential
T I m* «\iv)lia«Kn<to|>'n I mmIv iHi’ii itiK- It matkr,| thr thlrtl daf
peal o f modify the aci, hut It.wlll theft o f a whole site l-t of doth*" ville wa* chosen' aa president of
drod letters, whlcli have not been the Congressman's surrender In iniitpa'gn. when hulh parties ig h IH li,* nn»\i'»l fn^in thr
Point it tn their platforms. Farm t*r the \iiuiiciiii ( ’ iitlirdral with artial tmnihanlmrnt nf th# fad
be only a gesture If w*l| tell- not from numerfus Sanford person*, that body, The choice was by
(Ixlerat authorities here.
l*arriaun ui Nan** SononL T a l
opened by Mr. Jtnkin* and h!» *»•
only because of the preponderant
acclamation
nnd
wns
merely
“
Relieved at the lime to W on.hi* leadrrs have felt President lliaiv- full ixiilitAty liomora. Thr m»»»t .Mi'iirnu fH rral nfflcrra and t * $J
d«w majorities in both housrs. but la to face laremy charge* on ratification of an agroemrnt msilr • Is-.ants tx-caute of th- last-min
rr would Veto ally relief lull con
may
to
Jacksonvk'le.
Fla,
to
sur.
seven
count*.
A)mng
those
from
ili»tinrui«hi'«|
u
ffh
ta
U
.o
f
Frnnrr
kuldirra vmti« upunJad Bundajr.
also because It I* admitted even
taining it, lust as President Cod.
in a tancu* nl the c^nd of the ute rush, hit believed to conjain tcniDr
hlmssdf.
Congressman Idee did. The)' lid not know, bow • u.ll In* in nttt-n<latu;r nt thr.,
by'th# wet* tha* th* law should whom clothes *1* alleged to have session two yeais ago.
in
rm
o
iilfg
in
iha*
o
nthi'dint.
.
Michael
sen
suddenly
ap|H-arfd
at
been
stolen
arci
Mra.
I*.
M.
E.lder,
be given a thorough trial before
evel, how he may frcl Iowa-si'll'Kl. PASO, Tex.. Apr. t-^JINFl,
The sc-nnlr ravicvis' opene<l with ec|ually a* much jnoney-** ba.i
Koala** hnn uffriTol thl* UM* of
the federal building here yeslrrda/ inclusion In the lull us nn exiwrl
-aUrtlng aaytMng. •
Mra. J. M. fianett. If. H. David. thd unanlrftmis ehoies. o f W.
—rlli.lli Mexican federal* »n j rr '
lau-n taken In nt tha ufllcc.
tiirni
to
cittartidna
Ma
r
on*
t
it
lit
im»;i
it^
fa
at
a
r
r
u
h
r
r
,
thr
Tomrxillr,
A good many of th* congree Mra. A. W. Siiith. • Ruth Allen, Itotlges nf Tallaha«*ee for tem
snd p "st«l bis 82.000 Iximl. A* the
tmlay elaimed victory on th. _
City tax ndlectinn* n'so showed siTcial session Congres* prohsb'y al IjTa ^
1 in Isfff«irinif t h r l*»dv l»r.»k
t y t"h’e
r Wla
a 'U
•'
•tonal wet* boast ths, the Jones Virginia Oliva Lawtrm and'Mrs. porary rhaifman. Other nmlnn^
where flgbtinri
• rhqrch,'|-|l menu front
'United
Jtlnlcs.
*
From
the
A i t 1* actually goiag to help their R.'C. Maxwell.
1
hr
farvn
h’rtdrr*
mranullil
ipiite
nn
in.ren»e
for
the
laej
two
wiM still bo in progrexa when fe<illnns, all of wh>ch were made hy
hroka uu* again this nvwwtqgaft**1
nr’*
eufj
br
vb,rr
l-**e.
IW
Amhassathw
cause, and for that r*,MVn
1
1..
thr
A
*i»
»ceUmi>ti«n.-inrliided It. W. Dav da)*, althouuh the amoun^^g ^ual court Pk . -..Y-dt .tea"*Meal.
lily, .be 1a lull over night. Arcordlng t <
. felly, hoping ta see U drastically / TJhose who' ar* scheduled for it, Jr, off Oalaeafille sorrCary Df
abotrt half thnt rerelvfd by "The there lx « question iv» lo hrlhrr | l^ ra tirr nf Nrrauat**)** ‘‘r Acr»* Bn will in all prolmldlily
IrU l* and 4«» charge* lodged
1cidluiu Ailhur M llyth* l»rf»nr taken In n special I tain ' which federal s-iurce* Gen. Juan Andrei
the senate, to snrernl Ca|it. C. A. t'ounly follector.
A W'tal *f Mirharisnn can claim rongresslon- lonth rotttmilhii* thi* wnk In tf»*» will lake, th, fun,ual |*aily t« Almaiaii's government fbrees or
rn,snt>*nmthtthi»ire f their eta.ma ■gainst the4 are;
Vlnley. retired; Miss Kale In-mm. }l2.*ilt tl wax taken in by. ('ll/ id immuiiity and Ihu* obtain a
Ig this respect they point to the
lte»|»r nf M ithinir Miliir fut<lirr the port of . inI.at kal i•*n, .either cupird pnsitinna
northeast i..'
Asaault and battery: fleshy Llvr Oak, reading elerk. nml C. Tax Collector F.lleti lluy. wbu uu
■vest clamor which has l>ren i'll*l*istp,inrmenl..
indirulinn nf Mr. Il»w*rrra ntti* ilri *t ,.r iCherhotirg.
■
J!r.:*ne*. preventing a rebel reUroHolloway. K. J(>hn*ton. Dayton* llcach, ser liuunrcd Giul a number of check*,
ed In the first short month of Its WVshlngt*. Floyd
The name of another qnngrrs*. tud«* Ittuaid ftenxi Iru Flatinn. Tli"
The ruiw-ijrl arrangement; w e r e , „ ^ n| Chihuahua City,
geant at arm«
"* existence *• svldenced by ,h* form- Hebert Itxinson.
lereivcd through the malls, haV man. also * dry silpputcr nf the fur, th«* l,n'*»d«nt Iimr f«»l«l rulUrit amiqiinenl after , UlrnWne eon- i „ , he ,lthrr hlina r,h#l spoke,
At the west end of the hrll
ftIon o# voluntary lawyers' comat
lh«*
Whitr
II
im
um
*
that
hr
<lid
iu
»
i
Wortlvbie checks: T. B. Ttoker,
llantty lighted slate house, where not yet been recorded. The vol- JhnraTaw, hn- lu-en drawn ipl" Uldf tn ' •* f«*r» Mh thr lihr1 1\ ».» y ,,.*l.o„ W t" .•p.ni-ml-vrs-ofthe n|(.n dw.Ur„ , , hM xh„ f^ jgr, i „
iilttee* to defend violators In llem i* Ulkson.T . II. .Hunter.
the lower hoely oalhfted to select let*.inn* from this source uie is- tin- liquor-*/ugg’ing lnvc«tlg*lt.<-i t o n fiia* in dtait iu uan f mim lull !i!k ’"onlv ‘ so,,
ome cities.
.
,1,:. ^Amhasla. j •■' ter* h*,l I«y-,V pushed back 2"
Their cause has been Immeasur* • Reckless driving: C. N. North, its presiding officer, n new rhap- prcle.l to. increase mati-riully the n ,»• Wliq* rondurtrd in New A«•» V and that hi« nun viru* «nu!d U* dor. The ...» had w«„tr,| |„ go "'lies to torralltns
,|hy Dl'trict Attorney Charle. ll it'iind in h m ratn|i<ii|'n m|kti lih. dllr«l|, ,v'- p „ „ a his OI.C forrnt ' ItrbeHeadera 1n Jiiures clalm r'
ably aided, too, thev Contend, by K. N. Button, Douglass Crawford. 1eV was written into Florida’s umouiit already received.
such. Incidents as sending of a
Munii ipal toll « lions for the Tnllie. it vvn« rni'firmed li«ln> n I .uni Iradi-t* UiitUnl thu l*ir<* to , Itnqgc.|)l« plaVs owing lo the I they had received nrwra from Go
I.iituct cases: Ada Martin, Mr*s Irgitlntier history with Ihe seat
MicklgaA woman to prison for Alfred 6. Bunion, (throe charge,,, ing of Ihs fir»r woman renresen six-nmiitli |~ riml Ihu* fur luia:! nfftrlal Washington rire'ea.
nh'iii in diii »• their
|»*»ti*«il»ili
fuel the , allied ve.-.el svailablr j fighting rone thnt tW-n. June Gun
Ilf* for selling a pin, of gin; by
,
Iff, A. Griffin, Condon Merritt, tntivc. Mr*. Edna' O. Fuller, of t l IH,.’><1|.7il, according t»i figutraj Tlie name o f the third emigre** lien.
ivuvib) not tea, |, 0-*s4al*rSr until Apr. i raid Earobar's “ vDtory wat? ,i.tha public Indignation uw r.JM
Orlando.
.Contrary
to
the
expecSofrrtarv
Hyde
will
ap|N'at
I
m
»*
• irlslve. Ghn. /.eobar command, th
wanton killing of an Illinois mo Mrs, 0. C. Ilryant, Henry Hughes tslmns of tome of thy house obtained front Mis* Hoy. Tins i* man I* Wing vvithWId pending f*Mr ihe .S» niile i vmillltlti* W»d* 12.
appioximulcly 2d |or rent oi the rointdclion nf Tiilllc'ii Invest!
A,non,, tin* disiinqul.hcll vi*l- Insurgent*.'
Iher before tn* eyes of hen small Gonion (Tux.
.
Hs-.mIm)*. Il»* may mI•«» p i Id'foff fhe
mrnd-rr*. iher* wa* nn entire- lack
•on, a search later (Treating »n ’y
farreny. Janie Reed, (seven o f restraint or embarrassment total amount of ast ssol >**«». gatlcn. but it vvn« ascertained lo ILnisr r Amint Iter the fajur day. I om xvlast "visited the Atnba.snGen. Gi-naro Kria* fightingwl<»’
•a small quantity of home-made charges), C. J. Chester.
nvrf the presence
a woman Including the mail receipts, vrhlrh ■lay dial Treasury o ffic ia l hx-l |l*'|ti|e jh r lii'l'rfuliii'Rw uf t’nn- dor's bier were Kilim *l|,a.t, Mar- the rebels, d,x-lnre,| tha* Gvn K<;
wine in the house; th* coast gusnl
legislator. Mr*. Fuller * express- will continue vj, be ivceivvxi for turnixl *11 information In tin’ ca«e KIU8. lie in not ek|H*«l«<| In if.fr •bal nnd Mine. Jnffie and Mmr. robar whs maiiruverlng to fore,
Operating
car
while
drunk:
sinking of th* ! m Alone 200 miles
the next few d*y», the percentage over lo Turtle for Investigallon. ihe farm leadm mu« h hklht uti the Poioenre. All were vi.il.ly mov federal* Into n pcsltlon 9a th
at aeaf and lastly bv the incident fiaih Thomas, Charlie Williams, r,| determination to aroept no it rxpvrtrd to jump belwr,o JU and,'if the fact* warrant, indict f'lexidini'i* tolrax wn farm relief ed.
Mu„v of the visitor* were
favors
anil
to
seek
no
ronresKsealon-Jiinrnrr
dcsen
whvi/
Frank
Marshall.
J.
II.
Wrode.
and charges brought against mem
lUtlier. it wuk thought he x«ill msimed war velcfsn*. who had
ment
will
follow.
siem*
was
taken
at
it*
face
value,
and
4.V
■notlier hurtle might ha aspeclql
here of Congress.
love,|
nml
re-peeted
Ihe
American
crnnaliae
alon^
|
|
,r
In,,.,,
„
f
%
(he
Drunkenness:' Lilly Williams, and the eonlla) -welcome she re
This l»tr*i congressman to be
In th - County Collector a olflre,
llg said that IhiU, federal! gin
A ll this, the wet* argue, is so AHce Williams, Jeff Grant.
lor Ambassador.
ceived from her colleague* |>ro- Mr. Jinktu* and Ills i"a (f afe be route invqlvcd is said 1“ hsve re »M Jardtne idau. uhirh
much grist for thslr mill snd (hey
('alder and telegram* of svm- >eWI. were using only light motln
a
feilerul
f
•
m
i
lionnl,
Ntahil
xulion
Trespassing: Clarence Matthews sarrd complete harmony.
ginning to check the mail re turned from abroad three week*
Intend to make the most of It when
tain artillery.
Scsttered here and there *nv-n ceipt*. After an unprecedented ago. obtaining "fun- entry*' a* did «oip*ira|ion«, a ffoirrmnrnt revulv imlliv jseie rrselved nt the Kmthe opportunity arises In Congtox John MeCulley.
iiUT fund ami no *iiualUation for. linssy from the four rornrr* ad
lfsanwhUe, th* wet* point out
J’ rofamc Language:
Clarence the rank* o f th* 'newromcr* who two-day rush the business of hi* colleague* nn Ihe Panama
Iluth Srtiair .Mint Ilnu«e roinmit- the earth.
,
have yet to undergo their bap•tuat since r resident Coolldge mad* Matthews, John MeCulley.
Tlide w
xqmr speeululion In*
recording check* that have com# in Junketing trip l*«l week. Custom* t»*r |daiinrd t.» eomplete thvtr
tContinued
on
page
0)
the Jones Art a Uw one month
hiartnara
hv
Thgraday
«>
t
the
lattiff
trials
are
said
In
have
"*|ai'te,|'J
day
at„
whethcriTfformer
Seerefrom ibis sourre is expeclr.l |u
Gambling; E. J. Russell, Charles
ago today action has been started
ral. Then l»oth will Isettm the tarv nf State Kellogg would
require several daff*. Bo good have the liquor, but refrained from
m a number of atate legislature* McCarthy.
oliaftinir e| M'pnriite hill*.
mvo h Fronre lief.ir,* the Tuurvllbseising
because
-of
the
suppose,I'v
betn
thr
collrx'-tons,
Mr.
Jlnkln*
lo repeal state enforcement arts,
Other charges and thus* who
leaves (or tie.. Unit,si States, lie
f el. that last year's Ht per cent Xiffirlal position hold lij the tilland throw the entire burden of en face trial on them are: Will G riff
ix n'-onr.l the He De Franr,forcement upon th* federal gov- in, reckless us* of firearms; Mr*.
record msy |m*tlbly be eclipsed. nnlslan.
wHD I, is md scheduled to arrive
NEW YORK, Apr. 2— ( I N t ) u sau st
Moreover,
It
I#
said,
the
liquor
The Tpx Collector tojlay •*K. K. Smith, criminal libel; K. D.
l,t Havre lefnre Friilav but It Allot nr y ( 'hnlir* II. -----Tuttig, *
arrunipanied
the
Congressman
•
i
prrt.nl appreciation for the *»•
was
Wlievnl
|u,ssddr
Ibaf
Ibe
Butler, obtaining money under
. . t.b
._ .lim-rtw
—. e.
.
---- . . . . . . . . . . .
.
has Ih-xii ninducting an Ur ’
Washington and wa*
taken
directly / ,
■i.tance
given
by
aiveral
hundred
cruiser
would
not
leave
until
i,f.
n.,1, lini. ( o u s t T i l l i i r r l k f l l l L erularr would not leave until uf l„u,..ti»Js,sfertain whether
IQ fa ***s
R om Kmlleyrh-TtUHOdy., Ilia, Apr. 2— (INH l
Hf||'lluaJBb|ii^itlt- * - f - * - J l A l ^ Kl , . l * U n b 1
l let
,,.r ...
k , ll-.f-g
hs-h
I.HMi?d ami pnhl .. ntat ve* Wllluun M. Mo _
.
.
carryingr coT&ealfd weapon*; Mika — DepuB^Sfisrlff R°y Bmllh,; a rw t W »l» > <CM^*whq mail#*»^t.*58a ^ (he House Offjgg^JU^ubJing.
j tile |*.t ,r»pr« l* to Ms frirnd ai,d iibbi. nn a,,l,-at "dry'', had
R l l M l f i’, removing
_ _property under ahot
snoc enq
sumi o*,».
Gillian ‘De rhetk* and thereby avetded long where some 433 inemWrs hsve
end killed
Mr*. Lillian
NEW YORK. Apr. 2.— (IN S )
-diplomatic colleague.
ro,| the Jones law, for which
lien; Georg* Zookey', aiding person Ling In a liquor raltlupon the D- waits in the office and.preLiiUd Uu>ip office*.
Custom* authnritlea made a re Colonel William H. <'onrow, drpu
■ .led. by bringing liquor Into N *
to escape j J, ll, Wrode, carrying King home, claimed *t the cn» *- a heavier congestion than wa. exYork on his arrival her* Mar. 2
port to Washington. The repml ty surveyor In charge o f Ih
concealed weapon, and unlaxrful iwr's inquest today, he shot th - pe i Icnred. Receipt* for tM"a
on-thr liner (Ysstobal from Pai
mother by accident.
, Jama* Edward, /barged with Impersonation of an officer.
l,y mail will go out a* fare a* Tested here untU the rharce* in New York custom*, admitted to* j
nms. de, larr-d in s sUtOMMltt1
"She had a pistol levelled at
volving Rep. William M. Mnrga i da> Ilit.-, II was a man from one |
carrying concealed Weapons, John
they
are
recorded
during
th#
nex.
•
iny Ihut "no Ixirtlrs nf liquor see'
r-sr, he eaid. " I backed up to ret
Heimoe, docketed An a charge of
(III nf Ohio, rame along.
ot his patrol boat* 'which IxoardMBD1CINB MAKER D(B8
(mind, hsndlixl or seen by any •
out of rang* and somehow, I don t few day*, he aald.
droak and disorderly, and Lillian
ed Stuyvrsaot Fi-h'a yaiht. the)
in* custom* olfu-rr*" and that M
know, It lan't vary dear to me. my
Ivey, rkarged With drunkenness,
Restless, Saturday night. Fish
accusation against MorgUA .2*4.
FOBT MYERS, F U , Apr. f ^ - shotgun went off. “ After that no
slvej the bed*test fines vrsltrrlaims his ‘ boat was fired tat un i > WASHINGTON. Apr. 2— MNR* tan,* ilown to talk hetWO** than
(IN 8 ) —
Franklin’ MID*, M, thing waa tlsar I heard another
‘
tunici|ial_Court; Ji
'hat hr an.) his family w.-re verbsdMr
mmmmm
..W ^ tW i'i
W |Jih u i i f i l 1ill* ‘ " m w M*
w
maker and dealer la daad te n . The
.
legal axparte
with a revolver la hla hand
Halting . When fired u|Nin by will transmit to the
se«lon
r o .r o.
. vrtth larceny, was remain* will be shipped to Etk*
■nuking the esse against Morg.
Smith's atery waa told to in*
of the 71si f'ongres# two week* lull flitter than • paper guy, w
wliat hr liellrvrs to have keen
county authorities hhrt, Ind., former home o f tho
Jury o f • !« men freer his cot in a
"Com* over snd get* hot-d.'g." swim and divr. and they stage t roast guard cutler, the yacht won from today.
charges cost Ui- deceased for Interment.
gnrn out fallowing th# quastla
Lospltal where te M slowly ie"Step this
wsy and see tk# rattling good show. Thrre Is luiardo.1 and Marched while those
Four principal recommendation* ing of right mrmtera o f Um er
Johnson $18 and Banka
■overing from th* bullet wound
"Snoolie
JF,"
the
trained
rhimaboard were "ruvrrrtP Tiy fiv* or will Im- made hy the President It lujis so xrice. includingr ia*y
Eoote/ tin. Several were dlain*peci'
inflicted by GeraM D# King, 12- world's funniest monkeys"
MAX Bit LAST TR IP
"Here's where the pygmiffs sre panto,, who smok* hlg black cigar* •Ix pistols in ’.hr haruls of the was said tmlty:
Ij'uls Crawford and Jams*
'
•
y.ar-old aon of U a 'flfla woman.
roAsoed rjim a slmlUr
count
Th#
Pygmies
drew
big
rraw.l*
These, and a thousand other
|—That Copgresa *|H-odlly enart I'ul-r, who examined tha* IOhio CH
searching parts. Fi«h. wealthy
amoagJ them, b e i n g
Earl
WASHINGTON, Apr. X. — Coroner Vlertka prtelded. “ Treedlast
night,
and
when
Judge
Dan
gretsmun'.s baggagu
loue’’ Roberts, Ann*.Bell Forjsr, (IN 8 )—Jasl aa Us* tan waa well aad Anderson and two dep- "splsU". combined with the musi Brewer proved that they actually broker and social leader, declared. '* farm relief measure along the
Tuttle also derTarsd
4
The arareh wa> arrompnnled, Kish lines Indicated Yiy th* Republican ItslL th* wife o f a Cong n uuni
*
' Evans. ReckUes '•riving breaking over tha Caphml this tlits. told me that night to get h cal din from organs, ealltepr*
bu.let-proof vest and get a shot sirens, proclaimed to th# world had falls th* skeptics wsnt awsy
•aid, by a_ ” frlgMfU|' outburst vf platform and bis own campaign itad nothing to do with th* mxB
morning, a trim white yacht gun aad g * with them. I d dnt
convinced.
profanity and vulgar language on speeches, with no’ equaliiatlon fre under Invi-stlgillon and th*| s
&td her nose out Into the Pe- know where wa were going," he at large laat night that Johnny J.
There are th# funny number,
Jen** had one* again lavaded
l and w . r . Alien
2—
That Congress not srtrmpi
the torn nf the cr/w of the roa,-j
bsggage wa* “ examln*d and ret*
asld
whim
told
ta
tall
about
th*
_ Tnggsrt and Frnna tomae aad headed downstream on
Sanford, and from tha tig crowd who drive their own autoo—freaks guard pat rid." A thorough search general revision nf ihe tariff, hut lawful and In arrordanca wjth'v
aad
human
ruriosItlM.
including
a
— each estreated a $10 bond tho last voyage ah* will teke for raid.
un hand at tha show Freunds, loof th* ya.hl failed to reveal any conftnr It* action lo specific i uratlan."
I .soredlog charge while *W d» soma tiiM ,
ratad near the municipal Alhlelk strange Individual rated the Ic-H- liquor, Dish said.
•chedule* calculated to bolster up
AIRMEN S T IL L MISSING
* the “ stop’ orttiaanro were
star
boy,
whose
body
is
tljat
o
f
a
0
Ftrfd. it seemed aa though o'l the
LINIIY IIBADS SOUTH
Fish waa arrompanlnl by his weak spots in thr Industrial situ
, « f aa foDowei Lew KotKKJFXTB PROPOSAL
human, but his hands and feet re
ation.
>
„
_ coatinned; T- Dwranro. $5
SYDNEY. N. 8. W., Apr.. 2. - amusement lover* had capitulated
urff*
and
his
two
tons
at
ha
lime
semble the claws e f a lobster.
3— That Congress reapportlor KAN.ANTONIO?Tvx. A p r .j
- estreated; Ceorge M cB*^.
BUDAPEBt T Apr- X ^ (IN S )- (IN S )— Charle* Kingford-Smith t* th# “ Midway King".
There are many thriller* In the (te boat was •topped. The fam itself, a* a mandatory undsr th# (IN K )—Col. Charle* A. Lladbei
tinned; J. C Bmyth*. MU*
It is the beat stew Jones hss
ily
was
r
turning
Jrem
Wilming
A actuation waa caused here to and CapUln Charle* Uim, famous
mad* a brief atop '
way Of rids*. Including the "Undv
rathe TWraton and Forest Lee.
day by *jte nekrx that Rh* Ministry tran*-Pacific airmen, lost when ever brought bare, many have pro Loop." the "Ridee-O" the new ton, Del., where Fish hod token Constitution.
claimed. T ier* Is move diversified
4— Thst Congress repeat theday. and than took' ta
thfir
plane
waa
forerd
down
la
the
No
repoiv
off
th*
swearing
alleged
* *
•
Eckel*. o f Commerce has Uirtud down a
enterUlament aad clean amuse iTIey-Dey*’, "Rants-Clous," and s over the. teat from the builder*, national origin* otsus* of th* im •guAl. believed bound t e
re f Id, li.ooo ooo project o f'th e General North'Australian xrildfrnes* Bath-o. II* came kerv from E l Th
,
ment, more new and thrilling test of otters.
atill
as
Using
today,
migration act.
Tooker, nperot* Matef* Corporation ter the even- urday.
l l Is a clean show, and. th* tn have te*n dona by
II* declined to dlacns* hi* > ’<
ride*
end
morn
electric
lights
then
The*#
sr*
all
considered
press
•terms
prevented
$8 tend
Ceer-Jamd
crowds Its* night saemad t* enjoy aboard the rotter was
ing matters that should te desit or reviat his dsatlnatian. Hv »
t launch from martin
th*
earn
plaint
Fish
flying a Curtiss-Fokaa fia «*.
There sre diving giris. who nne* every minute, spent en the big midwith at tha extra eumioo. ,
Washington, te
frentier, with a repaelty at 10409 tog oat this morning to seerrk
only ere shsyely, but knew tewtn w«J,
. .
. .
,
ter th*
Drastic Act May Give
Impetus ToCauseOf
Anti-Prohibitionists
Because Of Severity
S
w J g a x s ja s
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NEW YORK. Apr. fc -(IN S )
— Ths brilliant industrial and
business outlook as outlined to
day by a number *f Amsrich*
leading ftnsncUJ and Industrial
heads counts*tisltnrrd to son.*
degree th* confused money
market situation snd mo*t of
th* active stocks won keck a
part of tha price ground lost In
esterday'a shake-down of th*
Ig market- There l* lAtle
doubt in Wall 8tre*t that th*
reserve bank heads will Insist
on a considerable squeesing o f
bank loans out of ths sttek
ma-kst, but whether this will
entail heavy liquidation of
stock} with ■fUrlhsr disannul"
price decline*, l* anybody s
guess.
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Senator Seeks ToHave
IoCRality Of Equali
zation Fee Decided
By Supreme Court
J. J. Parwh ElectedAa
President OfSenate ,u
And WsS.Hod8resIs
Chairman Pro-Tern
NINE RUM CASES
ARE TO BE HEARD
IN COUNTY COURT
Missiles DroppedFrom
Planes Go Wild And
Do Damafire Overlnternational Border
THRONGS CROWD
EMBASSY TO PAY
HERRICK HOMAGE
Session Opens Today
With 46 Gases Put
On CriminalDocket
LAST MINUTE TAX MICH AELSON TO
PAYMENTS BOOST STAND TRIAL A T
PUBLIC COFFERS KEY WEST COURT
i (i'rjUU'C
’ranee TO
To ACCOrdKn*
AecordEnvoy HonorSuehAsIs
ScldoinGrven Anyone
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County C o lle c tio n s ConRTessman Will An
Total & 000 While
swer SmuRRlinpr In
City’s A re ^12,500 dictment On May 6
U w. ». GrirflnjAd. U.nin.
ConcealetLW
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$50 In PoUcp Court
HBPraCSSM
Slayer O f Mother
Says He Fired Gun
Through A c cident
Quiz Of Smugglii
Charge Directed j
Solon Clears Hij
NcwYorkBankerls
Target OfShoUBy
Hoover Completes
Draff O f Message
To Next Congress
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FLORIDA.
, OalatevUis. April L — ( AthlrJo
Bureau)—FI rids University
h«r thoughts l„ a baaebell
to tha visit *1 the Boston
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Ub Os'jor* always played on. or
•* Km big league e-ubs
*Tr“ * “ *• erring, and the com
l i f o f the National loop Braves
h*»W Tuisday has occasioned wide
laf treat.
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‘ Tha clash with the Braw* howarWr la but Uib stai'j of a busy
have acqulrid pitcher. Claud# Jonmid, recently toad# I f a t agtaL
N tW TORK. Apr. 1-<INB>— Ha reporta for work Thursday.
Tha veteran WITlia Hoppe la a 0
to 5 favu Its to dafaat Allan Hall
MCKINNEY; T e r, A p r
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•n taalr 600 point three-cushion (IN H )—Having thrke heed frust
billiard miUH which begins here rated by rain tha Chicago Wnita
thia afternoon. The w.nner may box will tr » again today to play
meet Johnny Layton world'* cham- that long achadulrd game agx.ritt
PMV In a match taler thia month. a local team.. This it tha home
Another match will atari today town of pitcher George Co*. Yra
when Walker Cochran, of Holly tes d*y the Sox i n t lo the Giants
wood, C*L meet* Fella Orange at Dallas, 0 to 2. *
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French champion. In the flrat ol
10 block.
iSTTalkllnskltAMl, F l*7 Apt-. I — (IN S )—
The Brave* play tha Brooklyn
PINBHURST, N. C„ Apr. 1— Robin, at baaebell today ana to
(IN S )—Glenna Collett, national day and tomorrow- Then the tribe
woman’ golf champion, waa the leaves Florida and moves north to
favu ft* aa the twsnty-s’-xlh edi Virginia for a final week's tra'ntion, of the North and South wo- Ing. The Bravra' outfield bad lmmen1* rot/ tournament got under proved, according to oljccnrtrt,
way today with a field composed
of the outstanding women stars of
BRADENTON, Fla, Apr. t—
the country.
(IN S )— Two hustling
baseball
teams, |h* Red So* and the Buffs,
ATLA N TA . Afw. I — (IN S )— lo Bisons, meet here today in the
Frank Roy Speer, all-American Initial go of a two game series The
tackle of the championship Geor Soa regulars rested Sunday wall*
gia Tech 102H fool;, ill team, was the team B. youngsters trounce I
married secretly Aug- 81 last Tampa, 0 lo 2, at'Tarpon Spring*
Star,-It became known her* todayHis. Spee.i was formerly Mite
CAMBRIDGE Mass, Apr. 1—
France, Evelyn Shell of Atlanta. (INS) —The Harvard trsrk team
hsi ranrellcd Its southern t. p
NEW ORLEANS,
Apr. 1— this year. Instead
the squad
(IN S )—The Cleveland Indian* to. alerted practicing today for the
oav awaited the Invasion o* the I’enn Relays and the International
New York Giants with seven vic
tories over |h* New Orleans P*|.
icana a* their record to date. The
li-dlans defeated the Pelicans 4 to
3 yestardsy, Ken Holloway and
Jimmy Zlhn l-oth pitched well for
tit* American leaguers. 1 .
*r sk for. tht proteges ef Coach
Jo t Bedenk. O-orgia Tack's hardKUtlng nine will ba In Gatorland
Friday and Saturday to open lb*
aawfartae* ■ ason at bom* for tbs
prang* and Bln*.
.
’ In tore* engagement* thus
fgr, Florida has shosen possibili
ties ef another fin-' varsity this
risar. Though th* collegians war*
dtfaattd In both tilts recently vrhb
till Jacksonville Tarsi 6f th*
Bomdiaastsrn Leaur, Dedcnk'i men
displayed Iw^aUlj tpetd. brains
BEAUMONT, Tex, Apr 4 —
and ability.
(IN S )—The Cubs like the De
■■ "Lefty1 Fish.r turned In , mar- troit Tige a so well, and sic* vjrtoloua pitching exhibition In drop *a, that th* schedul* has been re
ping • 4 to I verdict, limiting (ly arranged ■to ' allow a thrre-gamr
Tars to six hits. Ths lanky soqth- stand here between these clubs.
Ptw' looks to b* In llns for ace They will pity today, tomarmw
Wednesday weather permithonor or tii* 1920 Florida club. and
l.'ng. On this diamund yesterday.
Sayal Untrienar, v*t van right
hander and for
two aaaaons
hsotmd star of tha 'Gators, was th* Tara Tommy fl Idrd aleadlly,
Ut hard by tha Tfra In tha second and hrll'fanUy.
game, but every pitcher In baseTha outfield rorrJnur* lo he a
hall meets tiiat experience now Ptobcm for llrdenk. Matfry Bla
and then.
lock, sophomore, largely because
No Immediate change* art con- of hla terrific hitting ability,
tomplated by
Mentor Bed nk. * 'em* assures! of ihe left pasture
"Nut" Shirley- (a the main cog Dale VauLkxl's Inability Lo hit
behind the bat, with abl* support ills balling s'Jtidp has upset plans
halng given by two sophomm* .In the local ramp, and Morman
reaslvtrs, Tom Perry and Bob Herr, a fast sophomore Is bring
Rancher. “Bed" Evers a*j flrat; used rrgu'nrly. Johnny Ikinahoo
Tommy Owens at arcond; Al however rrmalns as a strong ronLagano . at short, and' Kenneth trnder.' flits k Walton nnolhir
Black at-thlrd round out a strong first year man on tha varsity, and
lnfis'd combination. Th* Injury S«m Hlough, lavj yrar an InCaptain Owens suffsr-d January ffe'ih-r, am. yltcmstlnc in (Its
1, and which was thought to right pasture.
hav* greatly Mined hit baaebn’1 ~l> onanl Mrl.urat and Wilhtir
for this ssatnn, has ' apphrenlly .Strickland are lledenk's rhlef un
mended to perfection for against derstulrs for Ihe infield.
Sunburn Craze Is
Cause For Styles
In Reddish Colors
Jemma Eegela/Jegtetatwt
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and vitamins contained In tha saace
make it a most healthy dish.
/Cyihmk that will ba all for
Vyf today."
So Mrs. Perkins
bung up Ilia rreciter, her grocery
order completed. Then aha turned
lo the children who <rrra watching
k|L
When Ura Perkins aaskaa apple
snow, she drains three-fourths cup
of apple sauce, and beats thrps egg
whites on a platter with a win
whisk until still. She adds the apple
pulp gradually and coetinura to beat
until it it well misrd and flight.
That she piles It lightly in a glass
dish, chills it and serves it with Iba
syrup which the had drained off. For a plain apple sauce pic, Mrs.
Perkins combines the contents of a
number 2 can of apple sauce, and
ime tenpoon of lemon Juice. She
pours it into a pic-tin lined with
pastry, dots liberally with butter and
sprinkles with nutmeg. Then' sli*.
puts Ihe top crust on and hakes in
a hot oven <4S0*) for ten minutes
and then lowers the heat lo 350* (or
the rest of the Iwkicg, about twenty
minutes.
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"Now," tha said, "when the de
livery boy comes you can have some
bread and butter and apple sauce,
and I’ll make you an apple since
pic. Or maybe you’d rather have
ap^le^snowf Or aa apple saace
There was a monfcnt of iDmce,
Ihe children thinking deeply. Then
Betty thought ol the' solution, and
her farr lighted up!
-I^t’a have them all!"
Of course. Mn. Perkins rebelled
al that tuirgrtiion, but she did manags |o.have all of them m n. for
apple.sauce was a favorite with her
(amity—as witnrts her buying it by
the rase. (O f course it it cheaper
by the calc, too)'. And the minerals
PARIS, A pr, I . — (IN81— The
cnr.'inued vogue for aunbumed
femininity, so popular during the
past summer, has brought-in. a Ilona. A charming model In crepe
group o f orange-red, red-orange do Chine seen at a Kits tea recent
and Ihe entire gamut of red an-t ly has an eUIxitatc pattern cf frill*
rose tone* as feature color* for
torn from th* ‘ width of crepo de
Rose-idvoine Is pne o f the new Chine and left with rough edge*.
Reds with a yellowish tinge Jibe
est uhsdes launrhed on the Rivirrs
a soft pe»ny-r?*e color which Vermillion amt srallng-was lone*
makes charming combinations with aboun,| In all (he chic rol'cctlon.-,
I,'ark nr gray. Patou ha* produc as well as rdspberry tints which arc
ed thrre new natturium color* putting In a strung apiiesrnnrr.
r tllc f
drep-hurnl-oranrr,
m l Some new models have a delightful
oiangr and sunshine yellow. They tone o f "old red" s-mhrddereJ with
•'and nut mnsiilrouslt- In nil lyp>e small milky while and black bead*
of costumes th >wn nt this popular
house, psrtl'u’ndy lhaic i!tiign«-.l
for sports snd rvrolng wear here
the aunburn'd aklr would l«- most
in evidence.
TP>ls de rose tint l.n* returned cfter * n rcllpse, of several tc.nmns
an I It «eent i to have renews d vig
our anil freshness. Poppy-ref will
lie popular, according to pre.di
umph last night a* lim it
performance o f •'Tha^l
Per*mount’* all-UQdag jjk
tJon of the W. So market Ms
stag* eocaaa. The plrtkr*'
the featured attraetlo* at’ i
Is m tlwttr* today and taa
T h e Letter' I, an ideal J
mg picture picscatatlon al
Parts O f Vri'rnaille8
Need ({nick Repairing
soon b# In ruins.
French newspapers are sound
ing a cry o f alarm and urging th*
Mata lo take step* tn tKe matte.
If no other funds can be secuudThe old wind-mill, tha milk-house,
ih> little dove-cute and the hunts
man's hut are all showing signs vf
Lug years and had weather. Tindot r* arc d'ejolnted Ihe windows
fcjuken *n<| th - roofs leaking
- Napoleon I out ihe little "M APc ju " Inis good, shape immediately
after Ihe Itsvolutiun; Louis Phifi,’ |*e, took ha turn at restoring it
slid the government under the Secnml Emplr- saw to it tha* the
t uibllngs were ca ed for. It Is now
lime for Ihe Republic tn prevent
«.nt of Ihe mo*, t horning curnrrs
in old Fiance from disappearing.
PARIS, Apr.. I. — (IN S )-C U n lo s n llink-feller er-ecuns Otbci
MADISON — Local creamery
ysh American rome« to.the res
i ,v the-celebrated little farm til I’lat.'. purchased by new corpora
J,«rie Antolnrt e In Ihe ground, rlots known as Dixie Creamery,
or tlie chat nu o f Versailles Will
EdHor
N E W York. Apr. 1— Broadway,
ihe corrupt, depraved Broadway
that Hollywood keep* telling u*
about Ike sinister ,treet of mleoIng me", no teas,-seems duo to
lose at least on# decision In a car
eer o f absolute conquest over that
tnlng they call the soul o f man.
TheyII ha setting those words to
hearts and flowsra one of these
uays but I venture to say that turkoy In tha straw will do well
enough right «ow, been esc Hor
NASHVILLE^ Teni^ Apr. Iton Smith, the nine o’clock boy, (1N S)—Another attempt will *>e
U earning to town.
The nine o'clock boy they tell tnede to repeal Tennearee’a famous
me, neither smokes nor drinks nor, evtlutlcn law, It was learned here
(tends *>" the comer leering at today. Dr. Jchn R. Neal) chief dth-oiest gala as they go by on their fense counsel for the Scopes evo er o f many characterisation, on
way to work In the night ciulu lution trial, announced he will ask th* stage, has the Important rob
and. If one rap.tesaes a desire to the state teachers’ association In of tho lawyer who tars* Mia*
gamble, I have no doubt that he serslon here to petition tha legis Eagles 2 run conviction s f a mur
hupcs one will have the foresight lature to repeal th* anti-ape law. der rhtrjr* by sacrificing profs*,
to bring one’s own lambs to the
•'Every science teacher In high ■lonal ethics. Reginald Owtn, aa
Irolic. Indeed, ye*, the script calls
th* outraged husband, has a strong
.schools,
stats colleges and univers role.
for avcnrthlng that is big and fins
end noble and If you ran recon ities c f Tennessee Is fared by the
Jean da Lliaur directed sad
cile lha| character with the fact delemma of either elolatlng the much praise is du* him far ths
trrat his name today la tha toast law or falling to tench the accept manner in which h* trmniplWit*A<
of every locker room in the land, ed truths o f sdenco" said Dr. Nail. tne stage success to th* sertaiL I
then you have a compoalta photo A Mil repealing the law was Intr >- > The heavy sesnt o f tha t r a J U
graph of tha most unusual person diced In the present session o f the oleanders; sunlight g la a m ld S l
ality that ha, coma to the links In
legislature, at Dr. Neal's request. f.vsh raindrops on tha B
vean.
leaves; Malays- ImproviaflEnk
hut
was defeated by a unanimous strange melody on the maftasOe*r
A great g-dfot perhaps the
greatest professional the world vote of the House.
guitar; the ssrith o f a fan e*a lag
nuw knows; yet apparently he la
from beyond th* veranda; wkH*
simplicity itself. And he's never
people lolllag languidly In’ *doth
•een Broadway
I rcausc ha Is supposed to lie about costumes—all tha atmoewb
Quite a hurdle for a 20-yrar- a, emotional
.
.. . as. thi
__ averag* bill tha tropics blossomed In Nat
.lVl whose name, three months agn. of lading. This characteristic kept recently -while th* mercury
probable hadn't penetrated even hint scoring those miraculous low ed near ths sero mark!
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lo the outskirts »r Ihe old home seventies .grid high sixties when
Filling the largest stags at tto
:nwn of Joplin. Mo. Three mouths ever he.needed them which Judg- Paramount Long Island studio, th*
ego he would have had to din to i"g by h's tournament record was "set’ described was used In flk0.
g'rt in the newspapers. Today, be nO| too often. It probably will al Ing "The Letter,’ starring Jeean*
couldn't be kept out, even by a low him to look Broadway over Kagcls, Ihe femous stage sad
-i.rs eagent.
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with that species of detached won- screen setreeer It marked ths las
Ilin ip tbv aovt «vf wvevyiight wb- >4*t with which wou view the sai rjmptlon-of fHnr production srttv*
loriity that'usually gone to nnt- i nts'* In the som *
(tles In th* east after, a lull of al
ht-nd, provided one hasn't any to
Just a typical .M:stotr.1an. this’ most too years.
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speak of. htametlmes, I, gels even fell j w . If you can believe all you
To the layman, the aat was m#ra
loe guy* who are far from Iwlng hear. Polite, but always able to than an ordinary accomplishment
chumps In their, own right. Rabe siiv “ no/ lf he thinks ypu. .are but, to the scenic artist* and tathRuth never was nny man's sap wrong.-Normally Interested In life, nical ,taff, It was Jukt another Is,
lut he couldn't take the jump from hut committed to ml'M.ng bla own callon set and part of th*- d*Fs
t-oor bov lo popularity In fart, II tiuaiaess, . providing you Insist work. V slto'r* who wore cutnbsga only In rerun! years that itotu upon minding yours At home any some raccoon cotta, for it waa dar
hi* burn able 10 play tho thing where, but better to llve hls Ilf# ing a winter cold that tha pictif is
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like the "ormally Intelligent man. <n his own way.
was filmed, stood awestroek at
he 1*.
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Broadway would hare been thl, sodden transformation and
It -icdwsy Is m piece for an burning candles at It* own wake shyly diseased their winter overt
emotional type and I'm stire that long since If they mads them all coats while witnessing a ace** ba.
will bq all right with Horton Smith I ke thia.
lnS Hinted.
Another Attack Will
Be Made On Ape Law
WE STARTED SELLING
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•to Ute achool o f diplomacy. O f
what Hcnick
the -U m e fcce. each had in true American fashion “W * are p tm of klgV
reaebed the .top of b U kfceaen proferakm i and1become; »re «t
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of prohibition that ha
was aa pracarisua aa the
gttaqr rtqaar Uto
for-the public la bodomlag TM tW* • country from Cabs but Mbs
bp ep th* Vaetbod* empleyed tn
'.he enforcement of tble Uw.
If the rtbktag of a
Britlih ram runner 6t tha lAl
Una coeit and th* killing af
mother In AuSara, IUInoU, during
tbo eouree of a dry raid waa-wra
Th. togtititor
WMk Will enough w# hajr* ttJ b* laid thsk t)i*
la T tlk k u M *
xrember* of our Cr
■rad lobe ptngM i it»#d to »
bring permluad to bring liquor
U* property an that
mwnm .
Into th* country though npedal
of dlipetaatlon art* la Waoklngtan
bm they roach the
that an enough to anting* tha
Uoo—which will bo inr
atriy—they wll I k in for tbotr fetUng* of every honest man
gman in th* UnKed BtaMa.
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Th* pretent situation la |
of aratlmmt la this «taU that tao
of In itia l U Important ably whhout parallel In th*
With Tb* Report«r
Congfuanq
frym
rranth dUkrtrt o f pUprta,
raa Indicted b y ia TUrtda
Jury -five months ago ow a
rafflelact faces to. W
beraUana on foreign al
never-was a tlmo tar Mm I btetory
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tho point where the Old Spanish Trail ends— or begins— a c
cording to whither travelUA* cast or w e st TTie marker is
The first problem for tbo now to be formally dedicated and It Is understood that repre
legislature I* to ot*ct tbo speak- sentatives will be present from San Diego, California, tni
or of the eoae*.
and many states In between __ » ,v.„
l ifar
a r end
cue, of
is. the trail,1 -----------jr
]U|,way Hurfconi’ anaodatlon are cxj>cctcd to hold aea-
1 r thl! togtaUtur* ha* t* p***| alonx Tuesday and Wednesday. The Railway Sur* ” *“
an IntotUgaoe* teat, xr* hop* I l L this afternoon. Hundred* of men prominent In the jtro-
The consensu* of opinion at tha J
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w eek w ill fin d dlatingtllahed m en o f th e
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r in g f o r th e ir *runud meetln|fa In
Flnrtdn Medical
M edical naxoclatlon
Floriffk
MaocI.tlon end th e FTot1-
■UcM up bettor than th* Uat one. I # _ - jon are expeetetl and the proeeedlnfa
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M a g pobllahed
w i* U aUto.
will
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^a mwd|he»™
„ for Kcnera| aaaetnbly. And with all the work
lkn- ,fc0,,t
r v t o w ^ h e X l l nml i u ^ n * will no doubt be able to
I e n jo y aontewhat the fe q t lv lt lc . o f the week.
-M a n y aoclal a ffa ir * h ave been, planned. ou U ld o the
T h * cenaeildatlon o f twro o f the
M g Tampa Uaka to another Im- p ro fra m evcn U . and It I* certain th at every one g o h g to the
portent development In roeoat A'nclent
AVwd^t C
r itity
v-w
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the
y * w ill be impremted
-within
e n ext fe w d a y*
Florida bo*lo**»with It* many a ttr a c tio r t. T h e ch arm in g p e o p jj o f 8 L
com m ittee o f the
bill ar* certainly not treading tb* week. They are experienced
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-You traily can’ t blame that
channel* of economy.
tlliaoia bey who abot th* m»n who
A* • matter e f
kUtod hi* — *
fa rt h* wa* a prrtty good shot for
• ktd hla ago.
GOOD, MR. HOOVER
TA M PA TIMES
tne south is a very Interesting pallent Just . now and will llv*
through «ha night a, least. Th* I
south’* greatest liability is alio I
it* greatest asset— Imagination. J
1 1 operly directed, this imagine-1
lion, coupleil with th* n*w south-1
rm rconoptic wealth, wUI on* day I
drarlop In th* area aouth of tha I
Mason and Dixon Iln* th* finest
(iviltiatlon In all history. Anal
drhen that day Comes, there will I
pt >hahlv allll b* hell, calomtl and ]
a Democratic party
The south I* pioneering toiUy.l
■conomlcslly. And never before haa
pioneering been ronducted under 1
inndition* Ilk* tho** in thi*
ti n where a people already equip-1
ped in traditions oy graciou* and]
graceful living ar* on th* •; *
Tho** tradition*, properly pro-1
tel red and understood and mod-1
craned, will one day aav* th* I
south from the rvatiitude* that I
save come with prosperity to l
oilier people*.
Times uarerervedly eom- private sale. Aa It h n existed la
the demand of President many pla-ea In the *oulN It could
An Oregon m»n 1
not. by any stretih, b* said of the
stick* o f dynamito to btow BPI I|»*v*r.that the republican party
republican party that It wa* a rrchildren,
|
jn
^
mult
b*
tUaned
up
Mmaetf and hi* two ------------- n——
one.
Uni|u*stionable.
whh-h show* a marked degree of and mad# respectable.' Unle*a we specUble
There’* noth'ng wrong wUk|
many who otherwise woulj have hell, colomrl and the Democratic!
laefflrlrnry t* aay th* IraaL
have *Bllroly th* wrong a'ant up- cast their lot* in wills It have been psrty." The trout le Is in whst youi
Coveroor Long o f Louisiana. „ „ the maltor the faithful folluw- deterred from doing to by that da with them nnd how you under- [
sisnd them.
, ~ li» g all newspaper* to t ^ l l a g o f that course will serve mori- state of affair*.
Tlw senate investigating com
auto -onfalr", to now puklUMng|tf/, ctw>ly , OWard buiWing.pp n
With the announcement from II*
mittee ha* of lcally revealed a lot il. Hunt and II. V. K*ger* that]
bla own- Well,
’trtod' brimvl I repubtiern party In DitUUnd lh «„ of what we refer to. Ilqt unless they already hav* in *traobrrrp|
hav* w* m «
that
u'd he
any other one thing tk
that, body haa brought out morv plsnts enough to set flflaof bum-* than the prsro-oeperta detail Ita * •ml ar* preparing • land to
tej
nor
did
w*
1
iake_
Tb* MunM ral Zoo I* •
iwelv* Sc,*-* themselves, eomr* th(
brood new- Itototo walcn
so declaring aome Un before having done it hat acirvely *rratrh aaaaranc* that the strawber
er upon od rarfac* on tkq rvltetable, dl»- acreage to llernsndo county will
* P f.n v bo turned I
reputable condition* that hav* pre he greatly increased another
hdp brenk th# m---- the subject•
might otherwtoo bo a very drab
g tk*** vailed to tb* south. Given a chang von. M r Hunt i* completing ir-|
Thi* Ftjwr U n
ed republican party many south rungemtni* whereby pony n frlg -l
simmer.
,
who believe that the fl t that
state* erner* may cam* into adherence eratur* will be avaiiabl* for Ibol
■ ■I ■ ' o
Fh rid* and other
g.ower who drain* to ship b*r*F
JarkranriUe to entertain lug a rh**« republican
with IL
------J
Tb* Time* I* itUI' democratic n »». Mr Roger* I* an *ar>eriene«4}
famous swimmer who atyto* him or* to Nevembqr tniltoatol that th*
strawberry grower from New Jer
il,vital fer th* ' reseen Out It believe*
self th* “ human roik ”
I ^m hlUan party to a foatotol,vital
sey, and bl* planting* thus fa r!
|-rtor Iln lhM<, , u u *. Ufir imprr**- democratic prinrip’** to b* the bear ou, this fact eonciutlvely
known of several human ootue* |factor
brat governmental principle* f» r
but tbla la lb* first * 1 who Claimla that parly consideration*
ed to be tb* stopper.
i* ha* not loot raa hal f of on* p«.*
retail. It waa brought about by house cleaning upon the part of rent.—BrookrovUl* Herald.
T h l. baa not only bra* tk* W «* quite different thing* It U n-t the republican party In tb* aouth—
g**t tonrtot Moron to history, but OPT «pinl*a that enough democrot* even If such doe* toad to weaken
it h *. aUo broo tb* tongroUa fact U cu n t voted for reimhUran rice- tk* democratic party to tkia terri tiug plant and making tk* dairy *'
which to prxrriag o f grrat braiorlt tor. in Fiariua with aay <daa af tory. Tb* eondUioo* that bat* Chlpol* Farm pne e f lb* mo
modern and aantltory In ll
to tho retort renter*. And what pramaaOr
aligning Ibemtrlve* •xlstcd have been aauarotiag.
South, la th* work bring don* un-l
kelp* port of Florida. h*lp» * 3 * f with tk* republican party
I f tb* cleaning procroa demand drr dleectioo o f rharlra O. Keif*
.Florida.
manager of tb* farm. “Wf
With tkia trae. hoWerar. tb* fact ed by Mr lloarar Is faithfully ex
rwnair* that iS* most pulratof ecuted root* of lb# southern stale* •ant everybody in general,"
„
Sanford found tto m m of
all rrorona why there haa bron no may become definitely dob*tab'-* M r Briff. “ and nroro of
,1 la w torr. -od (tostoooU oororty W a**r* o f tb* republican Dirty in lb* it aot rr publican. Otherwise the particular, to pay * visit to
•rwo*. West Florida Will
dairy, and a** tb* Mad qf rows
sooth than there baa bron to that south will probably drift bock la oiiik—and lb* *a aitary may
ft»d IU grrotrot mon*y crop In
democratic solidarity, uniroa ohUr
the
republican
party
baa
broo
vh’ch they ar* milled and car
prang** *ci*otif1raUy aad
what It haa to'tho aoutiv-a thtog than party iaauoa la tb* future '
far. Tb* rtorort *1 scrutiny
culUvatod aad markrtad.
with I n 1r— 90001 o f wb*m were rid* veto* aa they did ia Novem given to tb* dairy, aad M r nay
___ ana Florida*. Aad
•ion# and lmpw**a»**t
^ t W ile
who braro-ly ber, i m .
‘ — nty w01 flad Ka Mggtot 1
Ko*p tho rom* old rapob
placed federal potrraag* tro»n thc
to tb* grap* Wo
party to tb* tooth aad than trill
dalrtra throughrat
Out di rwrtloo. —TalU kaaro* M i l * ! block, where It oratd rat rapttou* to b* “tho solid sooth”
b* diipoacd of moc* prafUaMy at
Tb*
“r Mr‘ “
I!
i
WOMAN’S CLUB'STAGES EASTER BALL
AN1) CARD PARTY AT FORREST LAKE
W . H. L O N G
MEAT MARKET
^fton f. MoughtOn
Architect
R E P O R T O F C O N D IT IO N O F
Loch Arbor
J
!ddi*a Gu'rtulolyu hJewrnme *nd
rl.lcr, Geraldin"/ spsttt Tur-day
with frii^di n( Atvv Hniyrnn add
Daytona Reach.*
.
Mr*. Edward Oglesby, who Ivamemlier* of the Depend
Clat* of the Firat M thodl.l
111 frr »nmo time, i* able tJ
irtli werr honored with n huf- } * oUt
f
#
•upp^r liven Jkfondnjr evening
gpendahlc Glas^ Of
iurcl\ H uh Meeting
THE SANFORD
ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK
Forty. GiVcn In Honor
Of Bcthrothod Couple
maker presiding liwk place when
U lia M a ry Flnnell wa* chiisen-fu'r
the new aeerttary.
Tho*, prosenl were: Mr*. N«"J.
Smlih, Mr*. P. J.. Angel, Mr*.
utka H-jrolc, Mr*. Virgil Lee
Jmlth, 4fW. Kyle Shoemaker,
fra. R. 1» Garrison, Ur*. Ilrnnaa
llddl-ton, Mrs. C. K. I'r.a-ror,
|ra. Janie* Powell anil the Misses
ucU* Proctor, lletly llou»tim.
obhl*.
Chapman,
M.irgant
ary, IJIn Thornlcy and Mary
nnall.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Statement O f Condition A t The Close O f Businew
March 27, 1929
RESOURCES
OFFICERS
I0TEL ARRIVALS
- 1374,0*3*74
Loaiu A D isco u n t*--------- -----
U N TO N & ALLEN
FroaUrai
*
rr
lotci F o m il tuike: Mr- nn-l
[T . Wlae, Miami; Mr. and
A. E. Eleven*. SpringfiidJ.
Mr. and Mr*. Wiliam
ItL Sprlngfir'd. Mam.: Mr. and
snnylu-cker. Geargi*;
U M. 8. Pai
and Mr*. E. F. Tyler. PJu*V Penn.; Mr- and Mr*. J. M.
. Portland, Dr#.; R. ThnmpB *1 M U : Fred Wonley, S * » ra^j'MUd Hattie-Wnre. Jlariow;
IL Crosier, Clermont. F A.
s s rF.i L
g, Foaboro. Mat*.; D. 11. Dro;
atyn,. Mas* ; Mr. and My*. W.
'
Chicago;
M. I.. Rur
- ( L Baker,
Chi
aytona Reach; Mr*. M.
roughs,. Dayto
'ample, Jacksonville;
Mr. ami
I) Ttmple,
J*
MU.- Frank R. MaDbary. Ih-an F.
MaJetbery, and Gall Mklrshary.
Tampa; T. O. Drown, Orlando;
M l' ami lira. H. It. Woodruff, Hav
ana#, N. J,. II. |l. Che*>*«>■, Oweala; aad Mr. an4 Mr* M. G. Jot-
Furniture Jk F lx t v r t s ----------Call Loams „ .
PETER J. FB1TNER
Vtoa-Proaidcat
—
------- v- - —
340,000.00
U. 8. Bonds A Certiorates of
of ’Indeotetinera ------------- M9,07125
ARTHUR BRANAN
Ci*kl#r
Other Bdoda A Becvritlea —. 153,91340
Cook A Doe frara Books —
DIRECTORS
I^MwSiy
*040,53043
BDWABD W. LAN E
af U * Board. Okalraua
Allautlc N atioK f Bask of J**k■■■rltle, Florida.
I'ETF.R J- FEITNER
Preaidrat, Oroocvo Cyprroa
OscroU. Fla.
*50,99944
147,110*09
LM M M ES
Ca,
‘Ojph,ooobo
FR A N K IV A N S
Chemical Mia«fsrtaror.
to (tory.
0 5 M »-
U a t ilT U t f P r o f i t s -----Vie ‘Mara
Crat#
•DBPOSITB
JOB CAMERON
A?
-.7443
Reserved for Iolerw t
Boated. F U .
T A L L A IIA ^ E E — Contract
award*d fort|sytng fl.noo worth
.of aldgwalka to this city.
W S J ffcM
..............
3
^
"4^1 i
ORAOSyiLLB — Sit* ae'ertrd
i < M looatirtt o f new .high school
Baafard. FU.
iW. C ’ BHU*
ai.
■Mi
Co,
B rpted. 'FU .
»y 8we*«
R. A . jtE W M A N
Maaagor. IHU Bard War* Ca,
• l i altB fc ifK . .
Affiliated ttflh
)R- C
'
m
it
i—
. J
W . BA K E R
HOTEL
FOR LEASE
For Scation Of
1 9 2 9 — 1930
O vt-rtLn fls
...
. . .._ ....
la m
Capital stori-
.
.
.
5150,000.00
Surplus nnd r o d iv id id P ro fits
91417-29
Hills Pn jn h le
ti5.000.00
Due Federal Rtserve Hank
91,234.12'
Building, Fu rn itu re &
.‘11400,69
O th er Itenl H sln le Owned
tl. S. (io v e rn m e n l ilonds and
Certificates
"Rfi.’J50,00
. ...................
----- DflMWIIs"
65,668.75
2,188,712.50
191402.51
O ther Stocks and Bunds
113.90
OUlMT Resources . .
Cash und Due from Ranks ____
421,719.78
LESS TH AN
2.5924G3.91
42,592463.91 .....P B R B A K IN G
D O U B LE
A C T IN G
D IR E C T O R S
OFFICERS
1, A. ilRUMI.EY
F. P. FDRMTKR.
Prr-iiii-nt
I.
A. IIIIUMI.r.Y
11. C. Ill DOSE
Aire Prealdrnt
FORHTElt
J. \V. HOFFMAN
Building
A u gu stin e, F la .
.. $ I. .172,851ill
F ix tu res .............................. ...
’
C o m p le te ^ furntohed ‘
Iffeal fo r northern nummer
hotel op era tor w ho w an t*
a
w in te r connection In
Florida.
F o r In form ation w rite
81.
LIABILITIES
U m ns untl D iscounts .
O ffic e
Put one o f tlin-e wondet fulCalumct Clue* on
thc table and are how
quickly it diatppcars.So
good it is gixie licfore ycxi
know iL i ’lne.Itxxl fig
children.‘ Nourishing,
hcjltliful. easy to digest,
and essy to nuke, when
leavened with Calumet,
F L O R ID A
RESOURCES
cminole County
. FLORIDA
t 210 C it y
SANFORD,
-MARCH 27th 1929 - COM PTROLLER’S C A L L
tiF DISTINCTION AND IIK A I’TV
LOCATED ON .NEW STATE Itlt.ltW A V NO. 3— 12 MILKS
FROM BAN FORD. WIN TER PARR— PIIONH 3(il ,
RREAKFAHT
1.1 NGIIF.ON
DINNER
A’l.A CAIITE
. KPIU IA I. ( lilt KEN AND S IE A K ------•
-DINNERS
Special arrangement* made for weddiar. brlijg, and other
,til tine r ur lunrhc-m pirtir-.
Kvining llridge
•
Inr thn-r who cIhm—e.
•
Home Mad,* Pa-trie* for Hsle
MAKIB BAKING ZABIKB
.
IlaiUd by maay
aa tk# grtatoal
pirtara
*r*r
showa la - Baafa rtl,
. J
iX-T-J'F-'.
.
Little G re y H ouse
A sm all rrHorl hotel in the
rodinR pine, lake Hcctlim
o f Southrns
LAST
TIMES
TO*NITE
■ANa
- -•“ t « % » ;
M ILK
i Ptitfu I4I*J
Jtattoo A C*rtolat/“
The Atlantic Nat’l Bank-of iJ u t e w i
U N T O N -B .
W - T H '- . i
T
O'mpHmfntlng 5P»*
Annie I
nitiabeth G»rr»-tl _nn,l Ruehen
Mmll on Mn*nn J r, « h w ma ri- 1
-Hi- wa* nn event of l»*t Sunday
,rl Q ittmjii. Ga . .Ml-- f.licul.i Hi
Houston irod Horan- Jobn-on of |
Wrst IVltiL Gu, rntrrtaiuml wd'h '
n d nner parly la ii Hnlurday night |
*t lh-< llot*-| General Quitmnn In '
Quilman, fin.
Yellow and while were llir color*
rltoron f-ir tho. • drmmtinn* nod
parly cppiilnlnhnilk. for the ihunfr tah'f. They WIWc empha-itril
by th-* renti'rptere which I**- a
rouund of yrllnw tvisaa, yellow
pjtl.-le* urnI fern. A min’atuee
4'ritte imil groom
graced the
mbun-l of fl'iwrix. TMb plai<#•<,*rdwere rievlgnrd aa « hriilal couple.
.Dinner wn, served In sKTuOiviW
lo |he following: Mira Gnin-tt and
Mr, Mason, honor guyat*, Me, and
Mr*. T- J. Garrrlt, Mr*. E. G.
fimllh, Mr* c> I . Powell, Mil* Hal
im Liu Ctrrottr Ml** France* MrIUe. Howard Garrett, and Robert
Mason.
De Forest Sanford Realty C o ,-J
Ten House and Gift Shop
II. G. DGIIOSE.
Vice President
CALUMET
TH IS
WO U L U S
B A K IN G
C. 8. LEE
II. F. lyillTN K E .
A. LEKFLEIl
Cashier
GREATEST
JOHN ME1SGII
I1ETT8,
P O W D E R
JEANNE
EAG ELS
W IIITNKU
Cashier
. Y i t u s J r i T I V I S T H O S E OF A N Y I1 1 II l H till VNI/“
IN
THE LE T T E R ”
BEE— HEAR
th* grralrat Uvlag rgamatic artr**«
la
bar
grralrat rot#!
A D D E D AT T R AC T IO NS
Gtrrodarf Bt»Ur»
“ CROONIN’ MELODIES"
U* Prabody, DsaJ* D*r at
he.tra— Fax Mattel**# New*.
MUnNt
LUIUIIH
rv -j
Ha
’lirci
Uraiu
#!» > > » ♦ f ra fte w • *
•rr r,
■mrtMCB
-
f r y ? **
. ---- *
t f ’.
•a
’ f
tl
The place to build your home
In each meetlnc Institute seem* to hav* been that I
w m b e o f g re a t Interest* D I.U n g u l.h ed apeakera w ill be
auiemeaia ,mrw
^ ,dei| th
thc
scientific
there
■totamarta
.AT,
a ,-mldea
e a
d en U fic dincuwtlon*
dlucuaalon* th
ere
Personals
/
“Hell, ralomel and th* Darnociatic party" were one* said to b*
th* leading force* in th* aouth.
Ueorge Fort MUton o f tha Chat-1
Unooga Newt told th* Rollins'In-1
*utut* of Statesmanship la*t w**k-|
Aik1
t, tlU1 , (>«,*thinr to h«
N^dtorqllI tkrra.graoto. in apto*
thb la iS d * o rro a lto r a haaran*.
bicarbonate of soda and n rto rrtl
Hvovixl
Easter Egg Hunt Is
Enjoyed By Children
LAKE MONROE.
St Augustine’s Celebration
U sure
MISS M A R G A R E T PETEKS, Society Editor
Resldcnci Telephone 443
V4B.
'S ocial Calendar
ParaonaHy,
O f' 1
CbpUa
Florida
for- careful! v *
V«t dstrt* -at the hrtgrtn -yricus m»w
Mrred. Npr M rating than to W ill: Btrart rtockk Th#
tea ton why It
waa-not dent to Waaklagton.tha It
t'-wua rlflU f Bii,
to addrearaCtbo Con
..
S's ncert 'M
'
fe
r
aervico.
Probably
7 m Chib, and also the American Copyright beague,
w*u ra n 'to b*
Florida
becaus* Chicago reaaooed ho w
the D ridap doriety. He haa been a prodigious writer,
too baay helpiag •enact Uw* *
Tbo „ corner appoers to bard
Hid has produced many works which hare been received
regulate th* conduct of wtkors but •on tnnod. , I had the privUege
with, great latror. Am ong
which .mean nothing
to
eluded 1 W Royal Marine,” T h e 8tary ot » * ■ * .
Whan Michael son landed a f Kay amt found that
AT, AFV1L *.
V '
PankUngr and * "Amaricanlscns and Briticisms,
while he
Weat from ' Havana hi* *
gsnmlnatiag.
~ f i* a £ H S k t o d a y "
has also written lnnumerable.pUye, essays, and text books.
waa pat through on Sp
.
hr* ha* tnofdUata
Of-asoet basic
Ista unaht* to be ■
order
from
Washington
which
the
agricultural
The
Influence
which
Brander
Matthews
has
wielded
op
but art nearly M> Important sa tbo tory o f the country and unl**»
<w6ab THAT B M U J J
mad*
It
immuua
from
'
wealthy
en the fbematlye minds o f the thousands of students who amooat Of lb
these conditions art remedied proBURNSe-1«
famltv o f Cklsaga I
whfl*
have come bdfore him during the more than thirty y « * r r h e
'flrat
klblUop with all Ha belpfuj poa- laapoctora aa hla action la UUgt wMUr lrrtgVUn and
Senator
Hodge*
of
TaRabaaaro
] lib* • I
•t
has occppled the chair o f literature et Columbia, has been propaan tbo .oaUblUbawnt of a •Ibllhit* la going on ‘ th* racks ally bringing liquor Uto tho
ter
control
several
try would hue* r *m* U *d hU aai rock in
bo Al
fa r too great for mere words to express. Like Socrates, govtrnmenUowned and opTOBtod W# can (Ink the veiaeU af other
crat bun for th* fact that on* of ■ f cstnordlnary
Pinto, and Aristotle, he was a philosopher who taught men printing plant and 'Col. Herbert nation* becsui* w# be!Ira* our hla trunk TBVtvud a Jar sufficient Sacuaeta, ere oeiliag pUera * *
how to'I toe as well as how, to scan poetry and spot passage.- Frikri of tbo St Augustine Re liquor Uw la being vUUted. can ly hard In JaekaonvIU to break ea*r payments to-capable farm
.BODY O F'D E ATH *
cord. who runs all torts of a print murder women and
er* In tb# confidence that tha
tarrorU*
from Mollere and Christopher Marlowe. Hundreds o f yotlng ing plant In bla own beautiful
profits wdl meet the bilaooa, and la Asatrics U
children In tbo eoforcemant of one o f th* boAlea fhich
•jo the pavement.
Instructions klr«*dy .mating
m enhave received the Inspiration which led them to future ahop, denounces tbo proparol. The hi* i m * Uw yet It raqulre*
result*
hav* nlflceat art ghUary
■11 rarthb mortal W * ar*
" rbirrt “Hoover
Herbert
from Mr*.
Mabel Wliltbaandt Men «c M m d "J n vagrtaMa 'Pro
greatness while sitting In Matthews’ lecture hsdl.
tlri| war;
year
to
g*t
a
warrant
eerred
on
that (o t t n a n l must not c*mYet he passes on a Sunday with Myron Herrick,
member o f
Congrm* who** Walker were to proceed aa though duction and profit*.
1Pato with prorate bueinet* and de
the cast waa oa* o f ordinary
Duhlbcrg sugar cultivation and
Ouhlberg
was great In his own right and whose death e h ow L
nominate* th* Hodge* Idea** con trank leaked in Jacksonville dl*.
•0. W. I Booth o f Mi
milling oportMona. brtkod by'torWhat North tad Booth k
of Hqwar smuggling but for
mand'the attention of the whole wtJrtd. and comparatively taining the “dynamite of socialism rioting a quantity
ward-looklag captuliat* in Call- od tisty crato* ia f
the**
order*
were
known what they
aad tbo TNT of commuatsm.’*
that custom* offlcUU m t t f hM •
F rtqsyfor erblra be:■pula'.
•» •hwwrt Wa# few realise that more than one really big American has
not carried ou\i and, hi* arrest 1erala. Chicago', Detroit,
chance of discovering when . It
th#ra
m* t auHrrrl
to exist. The fine work of the diplomat is recpgnlred
f• ■
th«r* t* v
qaarral
O f cotaae, Mr. Hoover has not waa brought Into th* country bo- finally U promised only because York aad elsewhere, ara bHa|
>
% « n ututor*tood by gray or
_____ we know he can keep us out of wars, or once In
yet announced tha abolition o f tha
of newspaper pubtllty gUo nth* encrgetlcslly extondod Uio founds
5H."
art aqalmIT
them, he can get us out. The work o f the author and teacher federal government’* own printing rauie.lt* owner enjoyed privil matter.
Thoutend* o f persons ttoi havln* Just boon Uld for on- mcaU .ar* startlog. It Jr
ege*
tha-j
are
not
accorded
ether
otbar mill unit.
to the Ledger the
t V . ■.i t all warn onas
|g not appreciated until centuries later when Just then do we establishment Is Wa*hington.~' Bat
have been tout tovprUon* and
<0. CoDUr'a const ruellvt Hated to move
In ■pit* of tbo background and American dllaena.
read
gangs
aad
thousands
of
cart
begin to see that It was he who taught the diplomat.
loragraund of tbo always brilliant
Waalngton, reported in n n»*
expenditures In th* Erargtnds*
day. A . P. BIc m i«d'
AartriK*. Grttyrimrg.
violaUng ars wn an .tasprasStea -scale, and
colonel's objection*, w* are Inclin rare bpcauto of tha abuse by er, h S v T p a i
will (tort shipping
tha Mama . . .
th*
aam*
Uw
stare-the
Michaeled
to
agree
wlpi
him
that
this
I*
on*. hear* vtriou* shrewd -North
Junketing Congreearntn of port
B M « r vomfcUa, or an I*
•on traqk leaked la JdtkMcrrtll* ern capitalist* who are express Grove land Oruphto
baldly lb* time for.new burin#** court*alea accorded them In
Un lira* dtopctod by a
Investment*
by
tbo
'state
govern
and
his*
liquor
wmj
confiscated
ing their filth In’ Florida through
■
/barn,
.
turntag U thl* country from
Dr. B. L. BrlhkmajT -qf-',th*
This la a great week for 8t. Augustine. proU b lv the ment. . .
any land «a rarth,'
abroad. **** w *nd to tnii *ort get with all th* machinery o f the th* n«dlam o f Mollara.
\brother*,
greatest government on earth' at
greatest in the year. For this la the week of the Ponre de
A study of Tampa’c - trade fig riorlda iLirtl
I etrr O- Khlgnt la reportad bv of -Jilng yet tk*r> ll ■»,
ba a civil war; than am aa Leon celebration, an annual occasion which Attracts people
ure* reveal* uralatokahly that a and th* stnh
the Tampa Trlbano aa tywfaclag a that thoe# who hav. vloUtad lb* ihair command Uw oafoicumenk
__
othara.
■ubtUnUal recovery Is under wuy. moot atrvloe rams,In cl
ofilter*
hav*
been
unable
to
even
from all over the country ad Tampa’s Gaaparl la Carnlvsd. lecent talk on lb* achool finance law will ho punished. It'* alright
Tho n otl interesting new enUr- Wodnoodayak the requMt a f O *
have
d
capias
servod
on
our
dlttrouble*
of
Tampa
wtth
the
pint*
and New Orleans’ Mardl Craa do. A wonderful setting for
for Michigan to aand mdWiera to
romrnen* that “The Lord works prison for Ilf* for VtoUUug thl* IlnguUhad Uw maker friend un priee V hove seen on this whole chamber o f c *w m m » few to* pur
I who cah’t r ° to such an event, S t Augustine, oldest city In the new world, atrang*
trip U here, namely, The Tampa
Pity
waya Hit wonders to per
til the falU rg of tho authorities Union Terminal which, a n eng pose o f msKtng a M treF ; «n
U at Its beat at this time o f year. Speaking of the celebra form. Recur* in tha confidence Uw, leaving thalr children to the
gard to bringing in a cora m ^ **
to act was pabUahsd
merries
of
a
queetlonabl*
chartother thing*, goes but to
tho p u c A n d bulla, B*v» i « l ^Crtsnnbsm
that Col. Knight know* hi* Cow
tion the Jacksonville Tlmes-Unlon has this to say S
Ner
Is
MUhaolson
alone
InJhU
b
rin
g*'In
’ower*
and
bring*
In-aui
Aftor all. It would bo a
••Much haa been said and written about the ceremonies per too well to misquote, w* a n •y, hot when th* mighty of Walk* condition of a ffa lfu ^ h jj -g ik t^ o t
arasqrw'amt grapefruit,-1
by Dr. Briokntoo, omd mrtora Wbra
loicod to the ronclurton that tha Ington push thl* aam* Uer arid*
bar* farm relief.
that are particularly designed to bring vividly to mind tho Tribune should h w a fto r
d grate* and packs them, auto'
1 n - t “ kaorietee/wHh-Abrte
--------------- -----------token for scran pnra-brad AbraHdarirn.
Member*
o
f
anrthor
Con
varied
phases
of
Vita
under
tha
four.flags
.that
have
floated
m il Bamor tW Mmo.aih* _
Tbeto’ a
personal librj»Uw-«* JJ-J*
d.cn Angac (Work
gresslonal
party
ara
alleged
to
hlararv
lion*
to
cover
th*
colonel
over thVeommmity- W ith the-splendid example of Spanish
and forgi‘4. There la Uttl* wonder
Shipment '-of B s - 'M U s - r il .-b*~
fortification, the old San Marco, as tho background, the correctly. “ Clod move* In a myrter- at Oh* dissatisfaction, tha nation hava. brought hundred* .of <MUr* mils A a l ha wraa.pcnuhtod 'to moi* soon after th* county to doM ULW syJll* wonders to perform
entertainment.toJ* staged there will be ctUoyetTby _thous- and It mar be that thl* Incident i* knows when w* rom class Hri*1** worth o f dulls hi* merchaadls* In Issep n small quantity'af ry» rioTod U k fros. Which wm ba In
Jlmmlny! Th* Moss are
yhUkoy that I ho puruhsssd in
fg haraw battle »t JimIra*.
■nda. The Celebration promises to.be equal In'dramatic in a my*l#noua providential device tlo„ down th* throar-a of mlllUn* to this country wi-Aout paying Ha^i. The,practice U notMng Uaj J obs w r^ u ly ^ ta k s .lC ty JtopwV
doty
while
Hrpreoeutatlv*
U
terest to anything o f the kind offered outdoors anywhere. for making Hr. Barney k*nc*- of people.
than -Ac prostttation af
Tbo trouata with moat gsmaa af
Tbs wffol* eorry condition of Ooardia, Now York, frauily ad
"Incidental to the festive week will lie the marking of foith th* lioowril of Tampa'a sage
ebanr* to that Urn jfaytr
la t e * .
MISS GARRETT'WEDS REUBEN MASON
SUNDAY AT QUITMAN GEORGIA
On* of the moat Interesting w#dt
Oil#/ llay G. Willi*™» (in
dingn Of the Matter »ra*on w **'
front of tlie Prince*! Theater
MV
that of last Sunday afternoon In
gently croonldg “ Button up
your ovt-rront, you belong to t*ultman, C!a.. when Mita Annie
me.** . . . Mr*. Ztb lu tllff
Ki'xabeth Garrett, d»ught*rj>f_Mr.
downtown on an early morning
and Mr*. T.J-Garrett o f QuAman,
•hopping lour - >• F. McKenIwvame the bride of Ruebrn Mad
air IU«i-on, better known a*
The children o f Al| Soul* Cath
ison Mason Jt~ eon of Ur. nnd
l*-in#
"Major,'•
Ju»t
rocoviring
WEDNESDAY
Mr* R. M. Mn*on nf thl* city.
olic iiomlaj School »r r c giv.-n an
frout a m g e of ry# trouble
W.
A
Adanu
and
Maurice
Wimtllng of the* WoI'he ceremony ,wn» performed by
thut forced him to u*« dark
Eastrr egg hunt Monddy after bl.h »pent Hundiy In Sraeotn..
Club will b e’ held at 3,
gUsH'i fur uwjiilc . .
Mr*. the,Rev. Henderson, p*»tor o f the
noon a*.' the parish hall with Mrs.
,at the club and will bo’
lir v l Ilapt.rt Church in Quitman,
Ml*. George Harden, II* a ratw ril entering a *h»v
Mr. anJ Ml
■hop with a pair of footwear
•SV a lecture by Mis* Ralph Wight tup rinU-ndm* i f Jlrs. IV- G. Fa
:-# A. Conolcy
at the home o f the bride'* pa.cut*
to
he
rv|uirvd
.
.
.
Mi»*
Ellen
nU Bole on Kluwir arrange- the Sunuay School in charK*. and Hav. Fox Jr. hav# rrturnrd
in the pretence of a few frirmla
Hey looking a hit tirvd uftcr
t,'ah 4 ’clrok. Thl* lectur* 1> bh* wa* at.lrird by Mr*. W. W. : ro«i point* In Southern Grorgi*) two hectic day* of tux rollccand
relative*.
mIic. c they Spent the week-end.
Pottir *n,| Mr*. J. L. Hurt.
.
the 'public.
r ■
The bride wa* attended by her
tilig . . . Mr*. Sadye lUuiarl,
know*
her
*un-Un
Mrs. W. T. Lanjlry will enter ' During the afternoon the child
younger *l»ler. Ml,* Sallie Law
Mr. and Mr*. K. A- Stapleton wh.i
(li.r.n:*,
uurven
hem-line*, Gairrtt, and the bridegriKim bad.
. tain tfcd toembet* 'o f the Book ren wandered nbou-j the ground, J^i. and little daughter, Luty FrsnTluunrc* or what have you, ex- • u b«-t man. his brother, Robert
'• Lover** club with luncheon nt 1
tcar.-hing for the egg* and right n-», havtr rrturne.1' li#tu nnd iuc
iV* o'riodt.
.
.
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li.bjjini' »i-inw attracrivo femi Mason. Nrll I W e ll, nrphrw of the
making,their home ut*t1t*qjtur#i
Regular meeting of the Sarah hoy* an(| girl* rcctivod criie* of A.enue.
nine rummer npparvl . . . . A In de, d «-,»cd in a white lincu.
.
,ult. br,wight in the wedding ring
Parker MethUdlrt'Orphanage Club golden veolorod
fellow- u'king another if be
pap r rabbit*
which wa* placid on a white c»lu
.With Mrs. r , D. Porker. 112 filled with randy ratter egg*.
thourht it wa* gonna rain and
Mr.
nnd
Mr*.
F.
II.
Ca
pent*r
Idy. Mi** France* McRae played
Myrtle Avenue, at 3.30 o’clock.
A fU r revrrai games wtro en- ,nd Ml»* Naum) Scnggan left Sun- the nply w n damlflno, nnd
the
wedding march n» the l»fdal
-T
• THURSDAY
ni it her do wr . . . L P. Me*
JojVd, r fre.limerUi werr »«rv#d duy by motor f. r It , k. i.K- C. m, r
party eniered nnd other music win
Sominol* Chapter Number Two
CulVr.
rrrtwhilo
grocer
Imt
t 0. E. B- wilt meet ot 7:30 u’clrok by those In rh*rgr, n.tUtnl by L. I. where Mi*A-Nourg*n wil) be now n full-fledged celery grow iurnl*hnl l>y II iward tinrrett who
Id Mr* Cat-sng, "Heckuse'' and "A ll For
ot th* Masonic HoW fuHnttUUon. Mr*. Henry Ilichtcr, Mr*. Frank '.he gurxt of Mr. ul'
er v. . IAiti of fatnralile r»«iVoU."
*
'
<A ipedal, program has alto been Mri*th, and thr Mi**#* Madeline prater.
tncnl nhont “ The Iu-ttrr“ rtlitThe br'ile won* an rn»emhl* ot
Mull, in, Irn U. WuVhan, Ituli and
, arnagod.
ring Jrannv EogtJ* at lh<- Ml*
hiavv eV|»e in the new sunburn
Mr*. Mattie M. Muiphy and binr. Sii|wrh ptwa of acting
1 Wast Sid# P. T. A. will met-j nt Ir#ne F.-llow*. About CO rhlldirn
inn shade with shoe*, hat, glove*
all** l.urille Mu.yhy. mother on.l
a 2:S0 o.-ckwk In the tchool auditor- were prrtcnt.
ninid colorful surrounding*. If
and
other accessories
u corn-*aleirr of Jante* I.. Muiphy. San I yon want tn »re
rnmrtldng
ponding rhsde. Her bridal iHiuqurt
Inuitn, arrived Mondov from thiir
different, take a peep at this
\ South Side P. T. A. will meet
hoim- in Charlerton, S. t’.,-to ei-en.l fijm, which nhow» here for the* w.,* of pink radiance roses and
at 3 AO o'clock In the school audi
lilies of iln- valley.
»ome time her# w th Mr. Mutpny. tn*t t:m« tonight . . , The
tor! uin.
The maid of honor wa»-gowned
manager*
of
the
two
flte-and-trn
Mrs. J, O. lAney and Mr*.
Mr*. John Cr*n«ton and _twu
hi a dres* of IndeiM'ndrnce blur
Mr. and Mr* J. M. Wallace hate
•■-nporlum*
In
deep
rnnforrncr.
T. C. Bolt will
rntertaln at non*, acrtmip.nlid by Mr* Cran- return,*1 from T*mi<» where they
Mat crrm» mndt' w In a large ber
What'n thl* a frame-up to hike th i cellar apd full »kirt. With th:a
at 3 o'clock al the Wo ■ton'* uncle, T«dan llulwrU »prnl •|.« nt thr )ia>t wrtk, long railed
the
priie
of
thinc*'n
iwnny?
r t Club.
wee wore a tan hut and tun shoe*
a few day* errantly nt Pnlmctt.*, Iner,-' lieraure n, lb » death of . , . K A. Dougfan*. whom, we
She ra.-ried a bouquet of pink radFRIDAY.
rh lllif SuV of t# I’h Dip Shop
whero they %l*itr«l rrlatlvr*.
huven
l
rr»'n
in,
a
coon'age
Aaalra Circle of the Gar
Mr*. IV. M. fUlurrn, who hi* Stermihio ro..........
J.
P.
Hall.
Unrli
Sam’*
-Club will meet with Mrs. St.
l»r«n *rrin«i*ly III,. 1* rrportiJ
Ml** Fk>r*nre MrKay ami Ml**’ retirrorntatira In lhe»o pait*.
' .W h it*, 2230 Wrst Fir. I
tl-ie 7#Pp who are teaching a t 1 letter known a* the p. .........
tnurh impmvrd.
I -at 10:00 A . M.
Iloh lh in c “ dolled up" tor the
Mr*. \V. M. Mi 'lint Tk left the M.'titvrlde llonnling Pfl',"il
-Th*.Central Cirri* of thr Gar
d nro, to which, he m-ortt'd a
Mnndav for Fockfer-t; H*. wh<-rr rf eif.-huiulj- here with the fotnden Club will meet with Mr*. (!.
r
if*
parrot*,
Mr.
a.ul
Mr,',
tl.
K.
fair maiden,*rnnd how.
One of the me,t enjoyahl*hr qrill *p-nd an indefinite time
McKay, at the r home on :i*nf- , I
D. Bishop, 1011 Magnolia A vs- j vDItlni- friend*.
cvenl* of the season . wa* the
,
1
Avenue.
nu*. at lg:00 A. M.
_
^tr. an Mr* John G. Ieonaroy ’ Er*ter ball and rnrvl party which
Fl.mr r Hl’ty e f Rottnn rrturnrd
Th* Mayfair Cirri* o f the Gar- tn hi* home Friday after a |de*»Mm. M. G. S. Gherry and ron. ' J.’’ '*'
f"»m «belr heme. I l l »n - staged on Monday evening at
tr, 11*1-1 Fit Wat I-eke by the
dsn Club will meet'With Mr*. W.
"* and Mrs. Phillip \\ .licet Gin it; , arrived Monday **"-tir . ' r"1" r
„ .
. . •
. nnt vl.lt with Mr
M. Scott, 120 Elliott* Aunue, nt P
_
, ,iftern,<oti by motor from their1
>:*rate.l on lliidacus So. i d Department of the •W o
man'* Gluli. M e. Walter S- Goleheme to Mount .0 Ive. N. C. to Drivtr. Rose t ourt.
nOM.A. M.
Mr». W. n Cr»ff>% W. F.fin rp y
Man un* in thsryr of the hall,
-tend rom- tlihr her- with Mr.
u. n k i m r '
C,lrt!V u f l h*
and Claud Geiger r f Sanfor(1 apept , ,
,v .
/.orhary, It"-'
I litilitSn HIVM.M,
^ wjiile Mr*. Howard G. U>ng and.
M )». .Vtaala; twain ■w n# lo«i|orana
2 "ra W
W T V
C,ub iFu n d^n tobt n„ the ...... ;* of Me. ^
U »NtH )Nr • Apt. -'jU N * )- - !, tn 1 1c f.tfifgo gur*l* Mr*. O. I*.
Mrs. Roland Read, Mr*.
Th# Res* Cirri* aF IN- fT.vrrf^^ ■* C'Ti'f ^
i‘ M ^ r ^ K e e ^ M f. IV. M.
Mm / 'C P T l
"
f-•i‘! , T l .- to • h Gahinel tinlny tn,'l< I .dtnd"ii.
_
*Chib Invites all other elrclet %i 1spent Smilay with II. C. Km *.t CjM.txsrn Brt’J
i“. la
Evan*
ro- up- the' * inking of In.- Ganadlan I ''-“ ‘ I Uto«* f* and Mr*. A. D .Wot•
«,***_V
I
r
.
1
1
I*,.,
■
i«
1
.
1
r „ u
tinned Turr'dny from Miami wlo-re schooner I’ m Alone by a U n it e d '* '' M.iwnnt.n'lcd tl.r .e|e uf
a reciprocity, me tine * t the Yncht
and family at Ga, is.
,1„.y ,pc„t 1 * . r.-i- r w.rk will, ,r
,
Oub at ll:0d A. M.
, •
‘ Mr> " " M li.
Si ,,uf.corre » • rom plan. b. leave 1(,,ivrx nnd frtrtidi. MV . G«nlwc!| ytxfr* r,».*l gu.Vd Vutt. r In ,h •)
min i• RI*ul,-*toii,
J.’ Mr-'-’
E.
Th* regular meeting o f__the limn furiTVDIt al Akiyin, ().
.................
vr.ll
Ice he Wrvln, day for Ro.loii I t:u,f i
f
V_nn Mar.'22 w j l h ^
*W • .American 'Legion “ Au*i'iarv will
Mr. and Mr*. Galvin Goon -pent tw-nin Mr Gunrivcll And spend the the l " 'i ’ of o n - liV a sailer of be held at 4 o’clock-with Mr*.
i Front’l l ' c/v*cn»hlp.
Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Frank • iinimn*.
J. E. Ritchie nt her homo on
Greer.
E3ll«tt Avenue.
Mr*
Martin Doyle, vvliq hs*
*
SATURDAY.The piano pupil* nf Mis* Mar- hren spending some time In Winter
Aari'J Davis will give a recital on Fork with her ilntighfer, hn» re.
.
.
Satnrday afternoon aL 3 ;3cl oclocit turned homo, for n to * day*' visitMr*. J. J.iJonriA'vcn* n caller
at Iter atodio OnWrak Firat
•
Tuesday nt the home of Mr*. E. II.
Street
1*
N ot
Honeywell, Min
garet Zachary. K itty
and Jim Carron.
Lmmr*llat*Y’ before the short R. K. Griffin.
•
(
inttrmluion Mr. and Mrs. D. P.
And John Tmrwllllger, G. W.J
Drummond, Ur. and Mr*. Walter Spencer Jr^ Iseonard Mlltor, Ber- j
unce rote*
S- Coleman and Mr. and Mrs. C.
nard Schlrard, Jnck Peters, Marion'
Pink
and
whit*
were
the
color*
~ *
*
E. Myna led th* grand march
.Wagner* Douglas* Echo)**, Ren choicn for the wrtldlng decorawhich terminated when tho flguro
lion* and they wete cmpha*lie«l by "8'\ Initial letter of the Social De Cogburu. Alex Shnron.
J*mo*
the arrangement of thr archway, partment, wa* formed and favxir* Sharon J.r., Frank L. Woodruff Jr , *
covered with pink appl* blo»»em«, given out l-y Mr*. Samuel Pulft- James StrlnoCT, W. A. Adtmt,
under whrch the couple wrre mar- ton, Mr*’. J. E. Ilrouse,. Mr*. 8. D. Albert Connelly, Roltert Dodson, .
r.cd. and by the v**e* nnd Iwtkct* il ghlcyiunn and hlr*. A J, Rich Sam F1itl*«h*rt Sherwood Harvard,
uf pink gladioli, Pxct and *n*P ardson. Music wa* furniahed by If. C. V a le r i. Clnuilc Herndon,
dragon* which were placed about the C elery'city Senwdcr*. a Wne Richard Vemay, Stanley Vemny,
the living room, behind thr arrh- pn-ce colnvd orchestra.
Wallnr* Dell. Jack Mims, Oeoiyc
way a »u table background wa*
The ball room where dancing Schlfllry, Ham Dynl, Richard Max
ii.ndr with quantitie* of fcrn< win enjoyed wa* decorated with
Which were glaceil ngaiiut the quantities o f garden floweta well. William Glllon. John Miller
wail.
which tsrr* arrnngeil about tho Mnurico Wimhlsh, la-wl* Manha'-I
Immrdiitriy aftrr the ceremony lightlag f.xturo-s and in vaie* Wnltir Cherry of Morn; Oliva fj. i/ j
1UII,
F m l fd o p lf/ ,... |4I.
the couple left by train for Phil along tho aide* of the room, f^ite C.. Jjirk
adelphia and. New York where in the evening n buffet supper, Roliert Dean, Peter Behanl llampthiy expect to spend* a week.:. Tl
They romxlillng of puiwh' nnd **iulwich. drn Hullo*,'. Frank, lhitlose, Roy
u d| be at home t» their friend* v», wa* *rrvrd In tho lobby-'
Hymen, la-tlle Mnughton, Claude
oiler Ap.'. 7 at 1201 1-8 Magnolia
Among those present-wore. Mr. Echo:*.
.....
LukeTbomp-.n.
J.o
Avenue. Sanford.
nnd Mr*. D. P. Drummond. Mr. an.l .. ■
‘ -CWuxe. Clint,m
-tlrs. M*»on wa* born In Quit Mr*. Walter S. ♦•oteman; Mr '-TfnrtT^"”
V;vana Spencer,
i
Jame*
man, Gn. whero »he spent her
J1,1Lanier, and J»rk Flnnell
iwrly childhood nnd nltrqib-d Mr*. C, K. Myer*. Mr. and
otllM, out.0r. town gurat* Inrludgrammar *n,l high school. She wa* l~ Perkin*. Mr. nnd Mr* l alvln
o *tudrn, at thr OrorglA .Stale Trague.,Dr. and Mr*. A. W. Epp*. oil: thn M lve* Maude Van nu>College for Women fax, several Mr*. • Jnnr* (VJerho'd, Mr. and kirk. Thcfma Van Rusklrk, Madga
year* and ha* been traclTlng at tho Mr*. Jack Antes, Mr. and Mr* Reynolds of Augusta, Ky., Man*
couth Side Primary Srhoid hrie llownrd G. Long, Mr. and Mr*. Jnrksun e f Orlando and Ingli*
foi thr pa*t throe year*.
Ilarry Kent, Mr. and Mr*. Kndnr
Mr, Mason win horn In Wright*- Gurlrtt, Mr. an,| Mr*. John Mel-ch Jaive. of Qulnry, Dick Hyer of
villr. tin. but ha* lived tn Sanfntd Jr.. Mr and Vrs. J. II. Ilinlrr- Jarkfonvllle, Morion Coggins, A.
Marshall,
Sam Rutherford,
nearly all hi* life. He grnduatnl
Ironi the Knnford High School and mister, Mr*. Gecrg* Knight. Mr*. Allan Van Iluskirk and Mr. Kauffnilrndrd the University of Flori A. H. W'sltoce. Mr*. lln*ol Colo- aiau of Orlando and Tom Reynold*
da' were he wa* a member of the man, Mr. and Mr*. II. II. Raggett. uf Auguita, Ky.
•
Pbl Pella Theta fraternity. At Dr and Mr*. R. E. Steven*. Mr.
-prr«i-nt he i* ronnerieil with the nnd Mr*. Sherm«n Lloyd, Mr. and
Iceshurg and EJualli plants of
Atlantic Coa*| Line Railroad hero Mr*. A. I.. Rett*. Mr. nnd Mr*.
Company,
wholesale
It->th Mr. unit Mr*. Mnson have Herbert Kelts Mr*. John Maurler, V lll’lam*
a large numlu-r ^if friend* hrre Mr. and Mr*. L F. McCuller. Mr. g;-i>rrry bualnrw., sold to I sbwU G^'tty ( ’un*ol Ida ted of. Jackson
win, will Im interested to know of
and Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mr*. Ilnpact ville.
.
their marriagr
Wulkrr o f Gharlotte, N. C., Mr*.
~
V1'
—
'
Samuel
Ihilrotm, Mr*. J
E.
Ilrouse, Mr*. IL II. I<ewl*. Mr. and
Mr*. Vivian Speer, Mr*. Faul
Riggers, Mr. nn,| Mr*. Tom Jones.
Mr. nnd Mr* A. J. Richardson and
lliouse and Mr*. It. E. Tolar pro- Mr. and Mr*. W. It. Hyson.
sidi-d nt tho punch ImiwI,
Also the Misses: MarigrneGray
In tin- rarly nart of the evening pf laiuron*. S. C., Mira France*
22t E. FIRST 8T.
budge wn- enjoyed in thefiokby
1,nd Mr*. \V. V- Gampl-dl and Di.’ t*lirrry of Mount Olivo, N. G„
John Quirk leccivrd bridge arts Geleale McDaniel* of Rrooklyn, N
f,vr holding the hlghe*t score*. Y., Maude luike. Annel«-ll<- Walkrr
Thiii,' playing w ex: Dr. nnd Mr*. of Akrcn. Ohio, Ethvtda. Tattcrson,
Jolm QuttU, >tr. aud.'Mra-Hubert Jahe Totraneo. Merrhevf Theh*|tr
M.im I- i , 1*r. atnf Jfr*. IV. If. Gamp- son,
Katherine Schlrard, Ro-e
bell. Mr nnd Mr*. S. D. Ilighloy- Hurt, Olyvo Newman, •Helen Yor1,1 ,n. Mr. and Mr*. G. Gullirnndsoii, nay. Ileverly Render. Ellen Telfor.l
Mi*. E. II la n e), Mr*. G. W.
4Jlcboeca Seott, Thrlroa Wagner,
FI r«t N a l’l ltnnk Bit*.
Stoke*. Mxs, IVter— Ihtul. — Mnc
Sun ford, Fla
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AbjofFiorida’s. problems are not solved. Put ifthere were no problems (here would Ke^nq*|
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This spajsob establishes the fact Florida feLa mmiPfldtty which the tyhole nation w ^ts;
the prejudice inspired by hectic times and the general inclination to judge this state 1A 'l ik:
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beautification, industries, all-state advertising, diversified rej^^fippjfo^a^ cla$sesof people,1
airports, foreign trade, especially with Sou{h America— thepe things at,tl|e moment present'
themselves as definite problems in estahlis,(^g the permanent 4?$tmy
Florida. Still more
strictly local problems bid for consideration and intelligent settlement.
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Claanlfled Ada arc popular for a
number of roaooho,* (hoy get R E
S U LT S quickly, (hay-art anay to itae
and (key coat O N L Y A F E W CENTS
a day.
FOB BENT— Da nyslow located
at t l t t Palmetto Avenue,, (2800
per month. Inquire Herald Of.
This small coat offers big profit to
advertisers. Let tu say you hare
a house that la empty; you hare
been renting It for $35 a month. If
It stays Idle for a month you hare
hmt 935.
118— Wanted To Real
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hbwbooae with three’ bedrooms.- Address O. If.-Matin Oen. Del., San
ford.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
or hava nageompJalat to m a k e _______________ _ _______________
uegaadtag deneaiy service p’eu s I s room house Must be north of
wall ‘Mm CtrcalaUoa Department
* * 8t. and W-st of Perk and
before I P’ M. The Herald k»tp* I bargain for cash. A. P. Connelly
a Apodal delivery boy until that
Son*.
your houae rented, you atlll have a
good profit left . . . a sum you
would not have had otherwise.
TRUCE OWNERS
triad your 81x0 truck 'Dreg -We
W the regular Flriston* design.
Herald Classified Ads
Offer Big Profit
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W. It r-ltAW Fuitn
Hl.AYERS W AITIN ti TO MRKVK
ATIJkNTA, Apn 2 - t l N S )
George
Harsh,
seif-confessed
“ thrill'* bandit-slayer, and Rich■nl Oalloglv, hU ac*oniplicr. were
In their 0*11* in F'ulton County
today awaiting to be transferred
to chain gangs or iiu- state pris
on to serve two conrurrvnf Ilfs
sentences for the murders of
Willard Smith and H. II. meek*,
A* ll. Ilfl®, t It to pa in *• lirlinc stare clerks.
htiy i*f Hum i'luirt. iltr fot*
tlvicrlM r««l toiiutto toll n*
Sites inspected for location of
Ntofiilrtolr
Florliln,
Bartow's proposed flying field.
A Relying Duchess
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Notice !■ htoftoby f l vi n Ihni Ih ♦
undfr(lfn»4 wfll, nn Iks tltti dajr
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A# fl, lt il, p>rtoM#nt to th*
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Metal
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Sanaa tin and gelvaalsed
t James H. Cowan, Oak
TMid S t Phone U L
W ANTED—Steady working on
Axtage grove. Will work dally.
Jobany a Johnson 282 Byhes Ave.
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ST. AU0USTINE. Fla.. Mer. 2.
—The anhual rone* de Leon
Celebration being produced -at an
approximate cost o f (17,000 by
the St. Augustine Junior Cham
F U K Bg DEP A R T
ber o f Commerce on April 8> 8.
and -4, will be hreadeaat thla year
RIO OK JANEIRO. Brasil,
by the same content that herdled Apr. 2— <1N 8)-C aptaiu Frail,
so effectively 'the opening and cisco Jlmeaea and IgsmcloiItlHlabi
dedication o f (he Uok Hinging the Spanish * via to,, who fl*W
Tower'at Mountain Lake, Florida,
only on* slop at Wahls, Brasil,
ArnsngvmenU have been com- hopped o ff fer Montevideo, U N *
pletml to hook up the gloat ampll- guay * t 8.47 A. M. today.
fyinr and hroadrsstlng equipment
dai so" that
for the entire three days
TALLAH ASSEE — (8,000 stare
thr
the whole of
o f tho
the gtirgcjius
gorgejius j>agJ>*g- and filling sullen -too* erected oti
eantrv ran
r * *bVVs'rrled
’
rantrv
not only to
the 4,200 grandstand and box west Pensacola' Street.
nndlrnre but * also to those who
are not on the ground
thorn■elves. Three years ago this tys-
revival services nv| the
Mery
Methodist Church
to kn end Frida) night.
Boy*' Class; Mr*, tluy. Wyman,
Primary Class; Miss Ethel Itytolalne. Beginners Class: Miss Eima
Cochran,
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The H-cretary and Vice Pres
ident will act as a committee for
a Humlsy School library.
Mr*. Htarr-and daughterpMIvt -Easter* mw* etwerred e(-lh e
Marion Satr of
11Veen . Cove Ciiitimum'.y Church by approp
Springs left Ha', inlay hfler iRcnd- riate services. Rev. James Thomp
ing a'evrral da>» In lakr .Mary. son condutte,) an Inspiring RunMrs. -fltarr I* an ulj friend o f rjsi Service at Evsnsdate Park
the.late .M ra..I*A^(lreenl of. **d .on .lAke. Mary at 0- A.-M.-fulcame down In ettvnd the funeral i. lowed by Sunday School at 10
A. M. an,| ehareh a^ l l A. M. Tha
on Wednesday.*
Tin* pupil* " f *he lake Mery following programme was pre
Hrhoot, eacrpt tl«. primary grades sented at the evening services un
a'tended the Att Exhibit at Hem- der the direction of^Mrs. ClayJc
Inolr High Hitiool on Thursday Stone:
I Reading, Miss Elma Cochran.'
afternoon.
,
I*upile o f Mrs. N. V. Farpimrth! Quartet, ul « w In the (Irave tic
enjoyed a picnic Idnchron at Ijiy ." Mr. Crosby, Mr. Dunn, Miss
Evansdale Park on Fridoy after - 1 Ethel llytolaine, Miss Mabel Frr|Kuton.
•nl*d by Mrs. Cole on the piano,
noon. \ I '. *
Recitation, Foster Promises"
Mis» Marlon Rrdfern nn,| Mrs.' Recitation, Mary Ellen llrndcr»on.
lads Htogusun.
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Ilnrnc* Cochran entertained tliclr
Hong, "Break the Joyful Eastrr
H o i H o s a n n a , " Mrs, Ciaytio
Dawn’ ” by the Choir.
S'.one arcom|ianlrd by Mrs. Cole
Recitation, "Etrrna] IJfr,M Urls ■>n the piano.
Saunders.
t
Kong, "Thu Strife ia 'O 'er", by
Song, "Thu Day o f Kesurrrc- th • Chub-,
tiun,*’ by the Choir,
At the morning service, llttla
Tableau, "lie in Hl.en." with Ml** JlaHikra (irvenc, | infant
Easter Ulles
aceompanled by daughter of Mr, and Mrs. MarDuet, Mrs. Theodora Johnson, cua (ireenc wa* chrlilen.'d by
Misses Elma Cochran, Dornthia Rrv. Thomp*on. Seven persons
Wynisn Mary Ml.ler, Mary Bunn, were taken ll.'.j nirmb rshlp, Mr,
Christine Cole, I*d» Ferguson, •ml Mrs, Harry Wing, Mrs. C. II.
Thelma
l*iwe, Ruth
Ritchie, Crosby, Itos* Whitaker, Mr. and
Helen Bunn. Na'-alie True, Mary Mts. * ltuy Howell, transferred
Tamm Edith llutlrrfl'ld, . Maty from Atlanta Baptist Church,
Ellen Henderaon.
Atlanta (im Miss Villa MnlU, from
Solo ami Duel, "Praise Ye tho Motilrtise Baptist Church, MonLord,* Mrs. _Janira _Thl>mP'un. tru*r. Pa, Nsat Hundny will be
Mrs. Chester Saunders aveomp- Communion Sunday.
“T H E &PICE OF L IF E "
Muni ml Hrvtje C u i 'o f '4 0
Two Acts
F R ID A Y N IG H T
8:15 P. M.
A P R IL filh.
JU NIO R HIGH SCHOOL
.
Admission 35c— 80*
Proceeds of
show
to bto
used by Sanford Khranli
club to hdp bring Uio 1910
convention of Kiwank In*,
temalional lo FloHda-
tn m
T H IN K
Jt IIIIT A I,
o r ri* > H iu a . i s a m i
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
r o,K
HAFT, m* UrctoUar «if
KtoiaUoic County Hank, • bank
fill
The celebration Itself h
produced this year on the
o f ancient Fort Baa Man
approximate spot where
Mrasndts founded 8f. Aug
On thla cite a huge grip dotend
capable o f holding approximately
4,200 persons hap bean erected.
An entire Indian village haaibeMt
erected, palmettos, palms, abrul*
and other foliage has been ttuadanted and arranged to almto
te the ectnsl conditions uadtf
which Florida wax discovered and
her first City founded.
Two hundred horses have been
Imported at mount* for tb* gut*
geeusly arrayed .grandee* who
fellow Ponce d# Leon and Me new.
dr* and for the mounted Indiana.
Spectacular
glided
carriage*,
true to their historical era la
detail, have been conditioned to
carry the Spanish Qaaen, her Sit
Undents and ladles la waiting
and ths whets celebration la to SO
reproduced this year *n a f t s i h
*r and more comprehensive scale
than aver before In tb* history
ofl tho City.
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De LeonCelebration
They Pay—Phone 148
room , „fams
bungalow consisting t i large
living room, dining roam, kitchen
wltn electric rang* and water
tfl in f' iiRmt ind ©fflrUI
to vir.M tf Court o f I In*
banter, two bedroom*, bath with
hltd jml 1*1*1 Circuit rf
thowar, front and rear porches,
uf Klorrau. I»» uni Ti+t
I'uuniy, fiit- fh l* ttito In I It
located in desirable* neighborhood.
irrli, A* P. I• JF.
V i: iMX'nraAHH
Prite 84850,00 Terms of (1,000
Cltofli rirrtill * Court .
cash and assume mortgage for
A. M- W KFKi
iMfiutr cirri
balance which runs for thru*
It. n n iim iN
year*. Address 8. D. B. Care KAMi'KL
tkitlrHur fur
The Sanford Herald.
IHrttll
L E G A L AD S
ckweiy alsoolatod w tth U
tlon o f S t AuguitiM. Wt
to rodfoae tho sversg *
and It la haeawa # f >t
Uut (ho amplifying tonli
to fa* .Installed at a to il
proximal*ly (too each ]
•a**. In this reannsr tl
one* will he able to see l
at the; aha* time all tha
Inc enacted before than- *
pupils with an Easter E gg Hunt
and picnic at Evensdale Tark on
Friday afternoon.
A *rrc rn t cirdtlnn of Jtfflocrii
Does Clandfied Advertising Pay?
Give ll a teat yournelf. a thoro lent,
and Judge for yourself.
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FOR BALE—Five
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rE>*W. ■NIFFRB
Signs o f all
htoia. hi Sanford Plant and
W i i m p * r Q».'Phone 303,
IMS and tit* other hUUi
allegorical phhaea -whtsfa
The above U a **n e from tho Pone* do Leon Celebration
which Is to be presented on a (17,000 seal* by tho S t Augustine
Junior Chamber o f Comtnrrco this year on April 2nd, 3rd and 4lh.
Tho celebration commemorates the..discovery of Florida-by ponce
tie Leon in ISIS; tho founding of St. Augustlna In IMS by Pedro
Menendri end the allegorical change of-flags under-wkltH the little
Spanish village came lato existence.
The average cUaitftcd ad run f o r a
month coats lews tbwa'$6.M V(*ranU
FOR RENT—Small threa room
eottag* built on. roar of lot at
1708 Magualla Avion* House
needs painting Inside and out
and owner will take part of rent
In-labor. (18.00 par month. In*
quire at Herald office. ,
tlf ysW.iaH to receive The Herald
Mr». Hsttl* Phillip* 1*12 Mondey for Salisbury, ‘ M m , 'She li
planing to stop over in Now .York
to visit hor ton, Oter*o ffcUlfet,
six) noko purchosoo fo r lo r l i h
•hop at ‘ Salisbury 'Beech,'Mesh.
Mr. s$nd Mr*. - George Fowler
and family and Mr*. 'William
Fowler motored to St. PeVtrsliWi
last Senday where tbejr opoot tho
day with relatives.
The Ladles Aid Society o f tho
Common ivy Church wll| meet at
the homo of Mr*. Elratr Hytolalne on Wednesday at 2 P. M.
ftifttofitiM i, Compfalanal
TfjJU M O W * and wlf.* QUINTO*
PON RED 'turkey eggs for
ft0*.aa*b, ni*o Barred Rock
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t iL totting wgge (1J8 for
M- Fmereer, BrooksriUs, . t l e ^
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strain
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UNAPPgD AT HAPLKS. ITALY’—Th* Duthest dl Uarignann. on* of Italy's mnit'lnlnpld borsesomen,
■ting over Ute Jump In oeUs ilyk At ths Naples Horn show. She is riding 4AU Bey,
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Lady Lawmakers
tVHEN IN NEED
SW A IN ’S W ILLARD UsL Sve
Now loested 207 Osh Ave.
AUTO
Scat Covers
Cushions
R E I'A IR H
LUMBER
tip Service
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■ h 4 with Water*par waparaoaallw b#
tofar* nur
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our pal
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1FAINT and W A LL PA
SO, U0 W. Ftist Street,
painter T call 80S.
CAFE
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fisnfoad Ave. Bakery— Saaferd
Ave A 6th—f . U Nison. P n g .
SPENCER’S TOP
SHOP
306 W. 2nd. St
Seminole Creamery,
Phone 884—Dally DtUvary
Cream
Spenrer Top Shop
800 W. Second S tm t
Buttermilk
Butter
Cottage Cheese
Eggs
jtftsU-812 SS
Longwood Dairy
Morning * Afternoon Delivery
Phone 181
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Morning & Evening
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Phone 131
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ATTACK
Y FIERCE
FIRE
ng BarragreOf
And Machine
Gun-Fire Meets As
sault On Naco Force
'- N A C O , A rlx T " A p r . 3 . s —
(IN S )— F ro m
th e ir
s e m lc ir c u la r a n tr e n c h m e n tg aur*
ro u A d ln r N a c o , S o n o ra , fe d m l - d d M m o f t h e M e x i
c a n to w n to d a y m e t t h e a d
v a n c e o f re b e l f o r c e s u n d e r
G e n e r a l F a u a to T o p e te w ith
a w ith e r in g b a r r a g e o f r jf lo
a n d m a c h in e g u n f ir e .
General I.uc«. Gonxalex, comandlag the 1,200 federal troops
Naco, Honors, withheld his fin*
til Tnpete's cavalry and Infantcolumn! had approached witha half mile of tho Naco enmta. The ptalni *urruui.<ithe Mexican town were then
by machine fu n and riflo
firs I nan attem pt to repel the
rebel attack.
A rebel -nlanc bobtbafded Naco
early today bn, apparently with
MUe dahtaye. The plane kept well
within the Mexican border
A atrlnir of cavalry a mile Iona
could he seen on the plain below
Naco, Honors, and hundreds «( infantiymew wore d e p lo y la r" h*f»
position fo r tha attack. The rebel
line bad drtiwn-appreewM y r W r
to the aem-clrvular' entrenchment*
behind which the federal* awaited
the attack.
The federal* Were in th eir pre
pared positions and appeared well
prpared to meet the attack.
On the American th ere, ws*
a hasty seeking of vantaye »|x>t»
from which |h e baflle scene arro*.
the bo.<dT might be viewed. A
Mixed customs and m ilitary guard
at the border prevents American*
from approaching too close to tindsnger son#.
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MEXICO CITY. Apr.3— (IN S)
-Gan.' Jose Gonta lo_ Escobar’s re—Gan.'
bet arm y, which fled from Jlm rn
ag during the night. faced annl' ",t*on today 10 mile* from the.
tlons they had abandoned The
“ of the labels was halted by
' bridges 10 mile* from Jim-
A division of federal*, led by
flan. Juan Andreu Almaxan, hotly
itgriued the Insurgents. Intending
to gltra battle on the level krld
wastes northeast o f Jlmenes and
exterm lnste them.
Th* president In announcing the
gaciaiva victory o , th* federal, n.i
t*.a Jlm enes front a fter two days
o f violent fighting, forecast the
complete tout of the rebel a m > ’
tooay.
Change Of Abusive
Words By Customs
M e lt Investigated
WASHINGTON, Apr. 3. —
(IN S )— Charges th at customs
guafda used abusive lactirs In
a te s h in g a private yacht ownrd
by ,Btu)-vrsant Kith. New Yuik
mpllonslre, were under Investiga.
t|M by M>* T reasury. D partmen'.
f A report on (he Incident was
r'aubm itU d th is morning tu As
- sttan t Secretary of (ha Treasury
Seymour Low man by Cu*w>mi
, Commissioner E. W. Camp, aft-T
which Lowan declared th a t th*
enatoms patrol was entirely with
In Its rights in boarding the
BATON ROUGE. La* Apr.
3.— (IN S )—
Testimony
of
tw o msmbers of tho home# of
R epresentatives than they had
heard Governor llu ey P. Long
make w hat they considered of
fe rs of bribes was Introduced
before a subcom m ittee o f I I
and tho house as a whole to
day as impeachment proceed
ings against Govarnor Long
w ars started. All the terdm ony
presented during the morning
aeaalon of the house was In an
attem pt to prove article tw o of
\h e
Impeachment — charge-,
which allegra attem pted brib
ery. There are 18 other ch arg
ee against
the SA-yeer-old
Chief Executive ranging from
an allrg rd plot in m urder to
various official Irregularities.
Educational Drive I s BE INDICTED FOR
Being MadeToShow; SLAYING WOMAN
Conditions AndPro*
FIGHT CONTINUES
AGAINST PUBLIC
STOCK GAMBLING
Glass AndKingReveal
Plans For Curbing
Undue Speculation
d eavvr to show t;i:ii't!y w hat con*y tu rv y stork exchang e tutlwwIftg et forte *wf-t h«»-f«*rfrr*f •i w c n r Jitlnm arj»-en*)-the />regrrs» bevtuf
board to put a cheek-irin on apet- m ade."
- T h o - « t h * r eampwiga.-- U - m g .i t ula
*
latiou.
Amlil a general m urm ur nf pro. Itsnixed by o fllc la ls of the A n titrsl at “the us# of fedi-til reserve 8 a !m n le a g u e ami k ln d rrd o r
cttxlit for stock •gam bling.’’ Irxil- g an isatio n * is more a m b itio u s..' II
-r s ’ voice* arose with tentative w ill be In the n atu re of ” n d riv e ”
plans to place the exchange on a
tii educate b u s i e r * . fra te rn a l, r e
oasis nf “actusl values “
Le«] by Senator G las, (D ) ol lig io us and civ ic o rg a n ita lio n * tu
Virginia, a form er secretary of the Ix-nt.'it* o f V olslead iam , comtin treasury, members of the v ar dueled through sp eakers, llte ia tu ie
ious rpm m lttes of Congress run- and w hatnot. D r. F . S c u ll M e
(rrtifsl with finance wive busy H rid r, who au rrred rd
the late
draftin g bill, designed to direct W ayn e It. W heeler as ge n e ralitallimn* from speculative channels and mo of the Ira g u r, w ill be in e h n isu .
curb m arginal stock transaction,.
Glass said h* had several bill*
to Introduce when the special ses
sion convene* in April, but has
euit perfected them sufficiently tv
II..ke public their specific proviSDtis. 'They wll| be designed t i
tighten up the system of credit
g e n e ra lly / he said.
•
*
The Virginia Senator disclaimed
ail intention of demanding (coiigitssional investigation or stuck
manipulation by Wall H tm t. “ We
don't need any InvcsUgatxin to
f.nd what I* causing prrsent con
dition*,'' he explained, adding:
“ The cause Is obvious. W hat we
>ieed I, legislation tu keep pul-ltc
w id it m the hand* of legitimate
business.”
.Senator King (D ) of Utah,
has been
giving th e- subject
thought, and today was busy r*d iallin g old finance measuio*
which tailed to suit present *'arutr
need*.” lie will lay before the hew
Congress twu measure* lo prevent
use nf the mails for marginal
stock suit s p emotion an.I pruhILit
lending of money for speculation.
King agreed with Glass that the
prim ary necessity a t prrsent is
“some legislation th a t would place
• stiff if nut prohibitive tax on
puiely' gambling transactions on
the stork exchange.”
One |xtrt of Dr. Mcllfide's pro
gram I* so* advaneixl. however,
th a t it ha* draw n upon ’it’ th e con
demnation of not only th r wet* but
many outstanding drys themselves.
This part ha* to dn villi the p!an*
for “educating” courts and Jur(r*
and judge* tu the necessity of
severe punishment.
D r. M clirld e believe* that comm lttee*-«,f women and li-a-ling d ry *
should attend t ria ls o f liquor rase*.
“ It w ould have a p sychological e f
fect o f
great
value,”
he said.
"O n ly too often Juries sit in co u rt-oom* w here m any in the -lu d n t..'
a r e bootlegger*. T h e atm osphere
is ag ain st conviction in tt p ro ld '>
lion ra se .
" I f those w lm are intrresgrd in
law enforcem ent would attend thr
ro g rta qn,| by th e ir presence and
in terest rig n ify th e ir desin- In ree
the g u ilty punished it would have
a g re at effect on Juries. It would
have an effect,* too, on m any
jt-dpe* who, In the a sence of an
asserted public opinion, a re apt to
asse ss lig h t fin e * and penalties.
I f a judge know-s h!s record I*
being w atched he w ill
be more
c a re fu l."
’
•
D r. M r lir id * iToesn't think that
th is sm a rk s o f "in tim id atio n ” of
the o o u tta .J iu t tha w rta do,, so d
W xife ro u sly so — and so d«- not a
few congressional d ry s. T h re e d ays
d ry senator* esp resseil the opinion
today th at t h is “is going a little
too f a r ."
*
Beautification Of
CeuntyHfehwaysIs
Discussed ByBoard
In a a effort to encourage high
way beautification In Heminol*
llrunty, the County Commission
er* y rstrn la y took prelim inary
*,*P* *n • movement, which Is
NUMBER IIS
C ir r u la llo n a
Secretary Of Asriculturn Sounds Death
Of LonRContentiouH
Equalization F e e
WASHINGTON. A pr 3— (IN S)
C arrying no word from I’lesldrnt
Hoover, and so ending the death
of the ixpialiiatlon fee principT
In farm relief, H rerrtary of Aftlculture A rthur M. Hyde appealed
before the Senate A grirultuic
Committee tixlay and rerommrnilixl
a general program of aid to thiagiieulturist*, based U|x>n thrixplincipal points:
L —T ariff revision
J .— liedufl'on lie triin»ixvt*tloii
rokts.
actr M
diesT a s
'
SPEEDING MOTOR
HITS FIRE GONG
Accident Is Climax To
Early Morning Par
ty Of T
■ ~
'T A U w U lA .S S E ,
F I* . —
( I N S ) — K co n o m y
a jtd thw
o .x tn lilia h n u 'n t
of
a
ggne
fia c n l—ju k I p o u n d f in a n c ia l
|H>1it*y w e r e t h e k e y n p tM o f
G o v e rn o r D o y le E . C a r lt o n ’s
m eftM irc t o t h e tw e n ty -g g e ontl x t a t e k -K iria tu re to d jo -The uppernt s-l problem la flnnix-r and taxation tha Govcrnmi
d txlam l, nml every endeavor of
the .la te , whether In bohalf of
educatin'., the public health, rannervation of natural resources, of
governmental i-ngsplistlon, the
whole economic structure of Up
state hinges o n.a sane fiscal and
sound financial policy,
,
“Abnormal condition* resulting
from the boom left th eir work
on public as well as private Uf*
to such on extent as to endang
er o u r ' financial security,” the
Chief Executive's message said.
"F'or fhis xrlf blame no one. ft
is the logical vottxime sif the spirit nf 1 lie time. Hut th* Ha
m it* ore with u*.
We find
oiirselvrs to a time nf peace burvtxood-vrsxh w artim e equipment.
* "W e hove made advances on
e v e r y front hut a t ’ a - c p t t thatmust Im paid. Our expenditure*
have rxcrctlrd our receipt* to an
alarm ing degree, approximately
two atot n half million dollanv
for l!»2H. "The gap between Te• ••Ipl* ami ex|x-nUiturv* m ust t>>
1 l-.-eil;. our obligations m ust N
discharged; ottr financial’ integriv.
must I-)- preserved! a aound fiscal
that Inman was drunk almost
GENEVA,* III, Apr. X — (IN S) daily during his married life amt
—Roy Smith, the Kane county that the »7MKX) property *etlh-mo
lirputy sheriff who shot and ment msde at the time of the
Inmansseparation
was
signed
by
killed Mr*. L ilias De King during
R O C H E L L E I'A R JC . N . J .. A p r.
a dry raid last week in Aurorp, Mrs. Inman under th re jt that
3— ( I N S ) — C iv th e rli^ x M arD o iv vIil.
she
would
be
“
fram
ed'’
If
she
did
III. faced an indictment for m an
.
motion picture iictres*. s s , killeit
slaughter tixlay, following th r not.
■ Mr*. Hrhlna* told the/JU ry of
here tixlay wf.ui tho_antomohi!i
verdict of a coroner's Jury.
* 12 men hearing the cast- that
| in which she wnl riding sUddixl
Attorney G rn-ral Oscar Carl*. Inman paid 12.000 tu obtain *
•iff the toad n, toivifie *|>eed und
from, or one of hi* asslstapta, is •divorce for M t \ Inman front her
rt'ashrvl into n liome-mnde dire
expected to go before a special first busbaml. Hhe said that Mr*.
session of the grand Jury Monday Inman hnd never taken u drink
ai.irtn gong.
3.— G overnm ent
a ssita n rt
In
and sc k th* indictments jccom- before she married Inmqn at the
At first it w a, Ix-llevnl the dead
m
ark
e
tin
g
n
v
u
g
sn
itu
tln
n
.
age of 23. Inman, on the con
Ineisletl ut thtolm turst.
woman Was Mis* K athelin Maetra
ry
,
Mr*.'
Hehlo«*
testified,
“u
s
Il>de I* the f rst cabinet uffirri D niald. wi-ll-known.moving picture
Action on a perjury charge also
will lx- \akcn against Eugene B»y,f ually drank until h r s i'" groggy" i-i tho' new adm inistration to ni> a t 11 ess, but |xdivr la te r said the
and rneouragrd hi* wife to drink pesr Ix-fiire u rung v-ssiunnl emu
Fairchild, the dry spy whose false telling her "to lie n g<xxl s|xirt.” in,lire. His sp|x-amni-r Imd been victim was a les* noted screen
affidavit formed the haul* fur She d rtjn rrd her sister urged her nwaltixl with m iriest, fur sum- M itrrss,
tlx- fatal raid. Fairchild admitted husband nut to drink and it-krd i.-d professixl to tx-llevr lie would
The urcklrnl ix-rurnxl a f tr r a
on the stand that hi. sworn state- him In go to work. Inman ao- ptrsetit u s|x,-lfie lluiiv r-Admin
met.’, he had purvhtiMxl liquor m rding to the witness tul.l his isiiat-un plan fur dealing u n n loudhuiise pa 1)' The machine, was
from .Mrs. De King was a lie. wlf,. “ hr didn't need the nmnry taiui rrl i f Hid hr did nut lav e Ix mg purslird by n |xdice nffieer
w'hii Suld the autam iddle'w as exS tal *s Attorney George Car- and would only keep a poor man i.nc. nml he wn* ver\ cm -ful
v.vptain to the com m itter that h- reviling a s|x-ix| o, 7<l mites an
liary, who yielded to popular de. out of work.”
was
voicing
only
Ida
'owyi
view-.
Ili* love fo r Id* radio caused
a
mund and turned the investiga
The colitiovirstal ■i|ualisatl.<n buut.
tu»v U uubL. she said, when
tion m r r to A flonn-y Generul Die
l.velyn.
MvsV.lv VVisw, . fo iin rl
fir rufti«r,| tn take
Mr*
Ahman
)!*■«'
nrinr.pW.
wVurh
twvrr
vmped'
t.'arlslroni ai-.rr Cariusry had es- out the first prin ter a fter they *•'1 •’resident t'txdidge to veto iho wile o( H arry K. Thttw. and now
IT **w t~Ttippm ~nr— rhi>‘ T»H tm , were m urneu. “Ilr st*>eilTiomr MrNarylJIrtUgi n ttlftm fsin t w mT | iV|.poni lug ill ii New York night
wns to ton fr r tixlay with C arl, and listened to the radio white vice •«< Mr- H.u.ver, ws* uot well- , ,u|,. rlu m et the Ixxly. Mi-s Maetnm i’* rrpiescntatlve, m ni-fm lng Mr*. Inman went out wllh l« - tinned by Hyde. Hut h' effectually ; | | gn„|,| wa, n mrinln r of a fourn„. others in the ear tiemg
Haldwin' and Mr. Ravenell," the lit tho committee- know th at It is;
the pnximuliiin nf Foirrhild.
” humb* down on this feutute. .v„,|r,.w n.ut.-ian, Olive lindsny,
This was predicted on evidence witness testified.
it
i,
eiitirely
milurnl
and
to
b
e
'
|,|t,|
j
IIM
.,,|| |.„rty . These other
Mrs. ftehlna* described so vlv,
which tended"viiTxhiiw that tlxivahl
w p eclid , he said.
tlmt thereFtltVese vre»,• only sliglitly iiijunxl.
idly
the
“broken
m-»e
’
eplsoile
liltrodui d al yesterday's It ipirst
abuuld lx- d iffrri-n ees
over
ttv- I t'liulelun wits arrested .a* the
was “ Illegal'* In that ••«- rather* that Mr*. Inman who wept during Sjx-I I fie m e a s u r e , n im u id vvlitch ' „ , , u .r , l f „ lp n „ ,e h ln e a n d re le a s e d
her testimony, hastily rose and IL»« KiI'Nt |»«»lit r a l n m l
1 v ♦&,ihhi Im I on <i I n h n lra l rhnrk'c
failed to prixlui'e a scnrili war- left the court room.
•
c s ta b llsh ix l;
fo r t lglu y m t ,* I m vr I t i liomit Mi*. | u f t y v%n« m *iruMt| s t n i i l u r r m ust'' lotau t, and tlisst th e w artm il. If
“ I was awakened hv the phone l»nttIt* hut
St
im
ilu
ln
l
l»v
Ih
it
lijitllr
,
o«f
l .nl i%m a n in tfrin l w I I d c m . •xir tax burden must bo adjust
pMxliiii-il. would have b en w orth, nno morning,” she testified. “ My
ii'M nin prim
« r i r d r v r i i | n<
i)
" l i e must not hope to avless nn(| b-eause tlx- desirtv Vu sister w^is on the line r r v itg f"r T h r y w i t r Wrarly r r lllln l I*)’ ill** S io lv n N f h i i u n i t to i h f pniM** rd
eomplish this l-y anv one act, n
liave tin- ntt'iniry gen rial “go lo u doctor . Hbe said W slkrr bail »•»«ni f litiiu n * 1 he hroail |»# in« ipl • t ill or m i 'f f iic tit t ttfnp.inii t| Ity n rn y single |x>licy, but by aaml‘t‘tltl*nwp| %%hti pm v ili il Imil iu r
th r lim it** hi probing the raso em l biiikeo tier nosp. I railed a doc u u i
out in tin* p atty pint ful m r n u t r U n am i
co-onllnatrd
actlo-i
1.11 f ly
H jlf
fo il; ronxlatrnt,
to take whatever action he saw* tor. Whert I urrivixl ut the In- M il'iu ittn l to |h r pt-npli* \\\. hav»* i ifRtjri* of ih f l*Mly. M U i'.M uM itin a) ng man,, lines to a deflnR mnn
upnrtnient
hrr
nusr
wns
on
th ’ i r y i\ ij i t — A
>«r«liit whu-.i i*In llv n l in \ViMN|*IUe, Uurrmi#
til u i proseent- o fficlsl. respopslpurpose.”
n ttiarvlnli* g» nlj «>l
Ide. for the "death for a gallon" one side of her face anil the i L i r n t M
Giivernor Carlton
then esitlir,I'.ilh o r h u f W illU m IH iw rll, nf
dot t»i - , all)*, t . c s s a s r J u H
v l h i l j i r h u to t h a il t»ur Ui4ht'lli* P m k ,
to the soiuBiihl
w licn
ih r *d fm- suggestions
laities .o f law enforcement' tl( brepk laiiseil bv n very hard
l o u t f o r Ih r p rfn rn t.
n m i'tln f flfihi-il p{|»( h in hh .if ll»n of the majlvr problem# fa tKane fount).
blow
Walker raid- lie did not
R iliikL' In »» ih-pnrtiiwnf r a r . log Iho new legislature,
Th<- gland -Jury should inve-ll- know why he had done such a
I.f w t o u t mf i r r il. ” .Mv own fiKTtl- . Fi"*t: Eionomy In public e x
gate “nil conditions surrounding thing. I saw the telephone wires
u niotfi n t i f l i r n l 7fi imlfN 411 penditure*. with business-like tothe raid whleh I d to the. shixrs. had b o n rut. loiter in tbv m o w
llolir Iftlal t».f till I URN thuM nf guolsation and supervision iu.
Ing," the sis Aurora business men ing Wiilker cum*’ to lily house
r t ill tlit'H iiu .iv fn»m t n r ,' fir Haul. goieriimi-ntal activities.
*
lie snid be rut
who rumpus d the Jury te|xirted for breakfast
^lit* Aim DtmaM nm rh.nf
Kecv.n.l: limscrvaUiin of atalHie
wire*
Ix-esum*
lie
was
iislimiin - R r h f t l 11 1 m i n f r 11 i i f f i ( i i p l t t i
to* i'o io n er Herman J- Vlerke.
revenue und It* direction In th •
ixl of what lie hud done «nd
t i i k f l ( p n m i " t in liiir h . I h f r u f
pl-xx-r ihnnm ts.
Tin Ir v rrdiit was delivered a f l n would do un> thing to help Id*
>iit '.ik i <1 u t.tin nirv«i mill in
Tlilld- i n ix|uitab)e distributio
S miiT r«l llu'i
••itr*
hihI irp rr
lirnring teillm uny first, at t h - wife regain her look*. My sister
“ a
T
tiui.i illirr tiv ir t lull* !•* t h f hi * " ’n f, (•••* tfitfiK. Tlii< of the tax Im nlrn with a rolln ,
hospital Ixdside o f Deputy Smith was rimfinod to her room for u
l t ' l l' * l « l t l l f t 4 ill'H t; a « t l ' | till* ft M l)
und Inter in the city hall at Gen w -rk or III days snd brnkril ter y t - lt n la v ljt*n i •I an utMrvKt |»y 11 i m o i i i o t i k t « | i u r t || u h \ ' r l a I m n i f lion system that is simple tn op
eration and .certain nf nesulta.
rildr.
Ilrr ryes
were hlurk- (|»itiii|U pionrr \N i II inih A . M flu
et n.
• * ••111 n h t i r l
m il
tH 'hki't'li
|
it
Fourth: safeguard against UPI >'»••# “tttiil.fr it lu im u u m ltr of I lit*
llundtiM- of
pecsons from horrildy d isu d u rid ”
in*Mvy u p iii;lii« .
n-.ia -mil le debts, and obligation
Saltation Aimv, « I ni m.ia In n
__J'l'ii'r
I ' m w i -II M.iiil that ih f |«ru in Iho flttu rr.
mill* ground came to ut'.vnd the
oij an Jii.t|M«llun h i p in ro n n rr—
I Mllplf hail
h
th f 4‘U ily IniittB
ini|iie*t. Those wlm could crowd
I-F .. i'll
milillr xesperm
itmi
i-n .nxa
-nsa in nul.-llc
x n c n d ltu
lion o ill) th f v%•*rk
(|M. ItH til
«»( Ih f pn»rn 1n|^~iit n m:nlh«ui”t • t 1*' fu n ilsn U H ll,! Ilia -OJoTnUto^
lln-ir way into the fity ball wire
p(i>l.
. . .
I'd iiHilik, N .1 . .u iu lo U n i' rt ti1)1)k 1 u tile told the assembly,
assembly.
"Ui
not ilisappi’i'd'-'l- Evidence was
Thr *'oni»»ii«pion» r lol I %
h h In in • lit)! Iti III •»«*kI>Il
nrccssary r*|x-nsc* m u tt be el
prysenlnl |n show:
(V tm ly ( ’n u l l d ra g g itl slo w ly ••)« nlx'iit (lie filriip iv f \%• • I. of
A ll uUfMp.y u ill It,, hi |.| «tn thr
...
,
.. ,,
,
....... I m lnalrd. Mun,. ixonnmica ar* bI. That Mrs. U lllan D- King 'th l* m orning In the t r ia l- o f Ada th f A m i), w h'tJt. iiiMinluiiiM Hi •" " .ly
of M iss M acD onald :a|.-r .n |^ . ,.m p|.,Vl.',| b y y „ u r nrv spot ad
was shot and killed while she w si M artin n e g rrss, rlutrg ed w c.h po- ln^ixlit'4 nf u i lfn if Mtlikiljip c i '111 till).
m infstratlnn
but
there
a rseated in "» chair holding a W'lc- ■essiun. o f lh|uor. T h e ■a-e ten tfiolinir I h r *111(110111 llic mitlil.
ehaligea fixixl liy law whleh !• •
Ilf
|Miiniii|
|n
th
f
pri'tin
wink.
phuiie in her hands.
o v r r in lo tiie nftrrno nn session
hu.'gei ixiinmissilin ran changr
c ffm tii, io h in I wrl*
’£. T hat proper rare and medi to delay a nunilx-r n f o th er r a s n iifu r*
"Aa an illustration ws havfan*. ifliu M litiih o n of tnjti, in*
cal t r utment were denied Mis. e s, w hlrh bad If e n set fur t r ia l ilim tiia) liutiM'8 nt'■I liip tilu tio n ’*
three special assistant at term
De King a fter »hc w** shot and tix la ). II. S. W h ile Is defending (h r if R iin ir n ip lm ru . Th«* o i ^nii
general*, d ra w in g ’ 918,000 |x
year and r*|x-tit#a. T heir |nii
th a t h e r husband was thrown Into the woman and Co u n ty I'rosreu- imliovt whz tltvriiM tl n« nflf ef
ixvsr has lxe-n served and 1 re
a prison cell to recover from a tin g A tto rn e y John G . I.n .iia n l) Ih f f n w l r - l o f it« kitul in th f
s|iei'tfully rriotniQrnd th a is p t s l
blow on the head witti a shotgun. is ir p ie s e n tin g the sVnle.
w oiM .
MILWAUKEE,
Apr,
3.
—
i-f
the *iiiruti- creating thaaa oi
I t h r * riin r ln « m r - r r ^ T T r t a l i .
X T h ai
the raid er^
nrv r
T a s -esxex - w e r* ib sp o seit— n f|'
Many inferior court* hav
(IN H |
lVI*fti«i)t w et
f ib r e s G -ii
(V
ittiiniv.in
ncr
M
ifh
t)
r
,,
p
te
-.ti
allowixI lf)i- De Kings th rlr w ar T u e sd a y afternoon, fsla h TJp-m*«,
(tkintlouei) On Ssga F eur)
•cored all o v rr.w In lin in g
victo ry
t
.il
E
n
sig
n
C
la
r
a
lliv
a
n
s
,
bead
‘
'f
rant.
rh a rifrd w ith op crnlih)r an a u to
In the sta le w lilc r frrrn d u m yes4. That the w arrant was ob mobile While u r.d r r M h c influence the lotnl |xi<l. u lil m ailc a n - a p
tolluur up a m ajo rity
peal for support of the w ork h e ir. ti'id a ) by
tained on perjured testimony.
n f in fu sica tln g Ibiuors, wras fuund Tip- Coriim isabm cr w as u n o m
5. T hat hi was the practice in gulh-y, w h ile f ir s t ly W ashington p .iiiir.l | y C o l. .1 din S o iith .il. re- estim ated to lx- g re a te r Vhnn 100,
noil, la le s l re tu rn s In d liated tu
A urora, to employ snoopers at a w a* acquitted on a count uf a s l i r n l , and llrig . Ikinat-I M cM illan , day.
"per Job" rate.
sa u lt hnd b a tte ry .
henil nf tin- ifepnrtno-nt of F'lorI'AI.M IlKACII,
Hy . a majority
alm ost ax
Id a ..
‘
Tha
I I»»b -. s K C Ita a s n a e fa y n m p mmli. JU G
Sanford Rotarians
HearW.A.IMcIntyre
Of Salvation Army
Ne/rrcHH I Tried On
Liquor Charge Today
Wets Gain Decisive
Victory On Repeal
Issue In WisSconsin
Jury ProbeN Death •
Of I’nlm Bearh Ma;
vYaStm?1'1^ ^h(^Ja^^®r»*A-Newsl»^sEnjo 3r'^tracti«»n 8
'"
Form er Governor John W. M ar
lin was a visitor y rstrn lay in
Hanford. Accompanied by Mrs.
Martin, he was a guest .fo r a few
hours of his cousin. Mr*. W . It.
Jerrcll, 210 West Fifth Street.
Th* form er chief esrutiva came
here from Orlando, where h i ad
dressed th# Orange T ounty Ad
vertising Club on Monday. He
and Mrs. Martin were week-end
guest* of. Albert Martini a broth
er, 'a t ^popka. From here the
ex-govrm or went te Tallahassee,
where he will remain most o f
the session of tk* legislature.
During his brief visit here,
Mr. M artin made no public ap
pearance, preferring to remain In
seclusion. In an Interview In O r
lando, bo said, he had mad* no
plana aa to hia political future
hut w as quoted aa saying th a t he
was willing te serve again In n
public capacity if the people of
Florida celled bit
PLANE STILL MIMING
BASEBALL LEGALIZED
I. Th* Leka Mary m instrel show,
which C M tu have been presented
UTTLE SOCK, A rk, Apr. S ~
Friday night, has been poetpeaed
beaehuU was
a until A pr. .11 bscaase of mvoral (1N8) .-Sunday
SYDNEY, N. 8. W„ Apr. S (IN 8 ) Despite a search with etrpUeea and launches, aided by
native ra a a e rs. Use airplane South
togaladd hum today w h o return* ern Croee, fa rte d down In the wllJo f N orth A ustralia near
to a a annooaee- Indicated that the psapeaal had
i, Saturday evening, was
la beau pound four to o * la V otarby those who
.
M i.
■J *
............................
Of Midway As Johnny Jones’ Guests.
McCrarken j h S ^ r t u r e N ^ r . x r ^ ^ r : : . ^ *
of the s la t- prohibition en
Skull In Fall Here |x-al
fnlri ii|rni art. T hr vote on t In- re*
*"*
nte)tie l*i. isoti, Jr., w rallh l
I t s h and Glenn Ridge, N (
■irty
m an. w as
roceeaed
|x ndirg pel ft<rnianc-' uf a a -a
E. W. McCracken, wha sustain. I-I lit question vtixxl tixla) with
had previously IVt| „ fractured skull 1n a fn'l Mnn more than half of the (ta b '* . ■"I’h*Many people a t the show In which he
th a o o ra a e i'
ground* near the Municipal A th placed u lady, tin . nf the l-oyj day night at the ll»tel l urre‘ 1 picglncla- beard from: for, i t ! , - ' tt tinea#*# to t
letic Field, last nigh-.- thought wanted to stai-j a fight w ith h im . J.skr. w belr he reside*, w si t» r»:t7;. against
_ _ 11)7,700; wet tnajori- Jury that I'icrsntt had b ees uml
-he tnflurrir of liquor lb* nig The |>*rty *|x-nt 2u iiitnuli * IM .rteil to ix* a o m o w b a l im p ro v e d I l> 1110377
that a lot naiiii had bruken loose,
)
quest b-n lx-fori- Ins Ixxly w as found
funny monkryx t ix la y a f t e r |i* s s ln g a re*lle«-> d*>
but It Was only the happy laugh watching the
t in
ttie m ix lif ie a lin n
te r and enthusiasm displayed by drive th r lr auto* around the y e s t e r d a y a t th e F c r n a ld L a u g b t iin tiie v o le s h o w e d : f o r , 207,250; nxini al Ids prlvato a* tat* m
some half hundred buy* who sell track and many im aginary Im-vm Ifiepital. His condition is dreerib- against, to n ,to t; wej m a jo rity . It-,) oi on llra .lt early yea tard a,
Mr*. I'i toon trstlfled th a t •
.
and distribute The Hanford H er s u r f made on th rlr favorite n l s i sr-rlous, though he I* rspeet- 08,840.
In Milwaukr- County a . S . l A j atii] her liusl-and h*4 "afgv (
ald. They wer* the gursto uf no monks. The African pygmies n u t a d U recover-_____ ___________ __
les*mi personage th a n th* great drew their a lt -ntion, and they
Mr. McCracken frll front a stale landslide vi lory fnr repeal nf for alxiul an hnur" M'-nday m r
showman, Johnny J , Jones him had the big laugh feast of the way, a distance of 14 fret, a fter the enforcement net w as regis and tha 2 she finally pdf-sum- il
Bight.
he I* said In have lust l i t balnne" tered with approxim ately two- hint to go to |d* room. 8h# d
self. _
.
Mr. Jun-s see* once a newsboy
The diving girl# gave them s and pitched over th# railing, fa ll thirds of th* 71 prerlncto having rlared he wag "Trunk and l'and for years sold th* Dubois, I**- special show, and w h ra tho fun ing headlcng on the carpeted floor. th eir to te * In. The referendum re whrn he ent red his room I*
Courier, and ever since ha s t a r t ny clown announced h* was going Mr. M rf rarkrn sustained a deep sult constitute* * mandat# tn ilundib'd and (*H«
ed hla exposition company he has to do a “Hanford lfarald" dive, cut over hla left forehead and was • he life 'la tu r* now In session,
mail* a . practice' of entertaining and then fell backwards into th* knrckrd unconscious by the lt.i tn wipe odt th r state dry art,
the nrorsboyt in every city In tank and splashed th# bey* howled part. He was rushed tn the huepl leaving prohibition r n f n r r r m n t
Hi. where medical aid was a d kirirely up to th* federal govern,
w ith delight.
which his show appears.
And then Jusj when th* "g an g " ministered.- The acrideot occurred ment.
.
Th* boys were- in charge of
Member* of the Florida lfo
Circulation M anager M, G. lew had taken in abotr<i all of tha during the course of a dance nl
Association, convening today
IKHt'FTM WARNING
la and were tnTJ a t th* entrance ^hoara on* of th* boys aaid "Oh the hotel.
Daytona Hrach for th eir ant"
by “ Big" Bill m ilia r, Mr. Jones m ister, give us a rid# aqd we'll
will r ”-.'
WASHINGTON. Apr. 3— (IN S) three-day meeting,
C O IT I.E FOUND DEAD
personal representative, who es never forget you." ."B ill" Htlliar
— Americans who
enlisted -on tasty Hanford-grown celery a i
ported (hem from Show to shnxr said "All rig h t"—and th a y 'ro d e
COI.U MIIUS,
"Apr., 3— either side in th# Mexican xrarfarr e te. f - v i the local Chamber
ail around the Mg midway. They one of Jonas' latest rid**, cailad
(INH
)—A
young
couple
ws* fo rfeit all claim* to.' aid by thl* Cc tu merer.
"Lindy
Loop,”
a
n
d
.
a*
thnr
all
visited with. Hnookle J r . the edu
J . R. McDonald, m anager ct
government. Her ret ary of S tate
found
shot
to
death
in
a
coupe
cam*
bumbling
out,
shrieking
cated ch lupeaiee* and then into
Valdes
Hotel, left this m om lnr
Htlmson
warned
today,
Th#
w
arn
parked
on
th*
Johnstown
New
tl* Wonderland ■aid* show , and w ith laughter, they gave thr**
the convention, carrying with
tor Johnny Joans, and Albany rood, today. Authorities ing evidently w as anaanderej hy
saw all tb s fraaka, th e mind read,
a number of crates o f chelcact •* i
tirad. Mil happy, all declared It m ight hav* been a sui recent reports of Americana, p a rti
era end strange perfor mer*. Whea
presented by the American ’.-n: r
tk* "P rqtesaor" sta rte d to stick a voting Joaa* w as a prince of cide part, though (bare were Indi cularly flying man, joining up Grower* Inc.
w ith th# Mexican*.
)t>t of awards through a amatl b e x i haatg a* wail ta Midway Kin«- ration of m ardvr. •
' vri -.^4* / V
__________ 1 ______
Hotel Men Will Eat
Celery Grown Ht:
n•!••»
'a e
-*sw.
a 4 L j J s a m x ' . x y x . ' ' Vv ).^
^
l
I
Says Economic Struc
ture Of Florida D*>' I
pcndKOnSane.SoimdFinancial Policies
Former G o v ernor ____________________ ___________
It
v*4' V'' *'* V
RENO. Nevada, Apr. 3.—(IN S)
A ppearing aa the first witness In
Helene G arnet lnm ana fig h t for
a divorce and a 1250,000 property
settlem ent, klr*. Ines Schloes, her
Bister, was to resume the witness
stand today.
W alker I*. Inman, wealthy
Duke tobacco foitune heir, who
Instituted
the
divurve action
. a fa ln sL *hls wife completed hi*
gress Accomplished Coroner’s Jury A s k s
That Manslaugtiter-■tarn wi«l*Milaj.
•
Q*orge R. 'Hoi
Mrs. Scnlnss was rip c c trd to
'In te rn a tio n a l N a m Service
Charge
BeRetumed
day tu rlalxirate her charge*
Htafft Owreepsmdent.
WASHINGTON, Apr. 3 -T w o
“educational campaigns” designed
to Impress the country wllh the
benefits of prohibition are being
laid out
In W ashington—ami,
w hether by arcident or design,
they arc expected to run concurr
ently with the investigation Unit
is to be msde by President Hoo
ver's fact-finding commission.
One I* to lie op.insured by the
prohibition bureau tu elf. It ha* a
fund of #50,000 voted l>y Congress
for th e t-xprps* )>ur|>o»e o f “dis.
sem lnatlng Information” about th benefit! of prohibition. Some of it
pMbably will go for poster* and
ofner ’form* of advertising, al
though Commissioner >1. 51. lb.run
WASHINGTON. Apr. 3 —(IN SJ
today plans bed not lx•en fully
— A wide demand for remedial perfect ad.
legislation evidenced itsel, today
“ Hut th r bureau ,” he said “ w llle n .
in Congress as a result of the top
day’* TUtln*.
R u re a u
Marital Troubles HYDE ADVISES Governor Stresses
ADVANTAGE!) Inman*s
A re Blamed On Radio, Rum
DRY LAW WILL And Breaking Wife’s Nose WITHSOLONSEconomy In Speech
UPON FARM AID Before Legislature
BE BROADCAST DRY RAIDER WILL
Witnesses Tell Of
Long Bribe Offers
~ ot J j ^ L e e V
(J ^ x i t y l l l n a J 4 with
— No e th e r feature*
Mi*a ef Ah* oearen . u t e l y t r r e * and at tract Lye flow-.
e f th e vessel vMIl b e . ------,nto
gone
m g shrubs
shrubsand
andriant*.
n
ering
I except th at pertaining to the a l
The Hoard atipuinled t'ommisa
use of profanity end other skmer Frank hvana to make a
I > 1 rough tactics by th e petrol. Mem. ,u r L, v »f th* situation with a
I V b e n of the customs crew main- **•’» o f retabUshing a nursery
l ® talned th a t thay used th* utmost a t th* County Hume, where trees
courtesy In searching the ship- and plants may be devrkiped from
.Tha report showed th a t th* cus r^eds a t a small coat, and then
tom s petrel flced. Into the air donated free to perwms who de
sire t o , plant them on property
w ith pistols aa a signal for th* bordernlng highways. Upkeep of
Flah y a th t to step- No ahoU war* th# nursery would be In th* hands
fired a t *4* yacht, according to nf <y>nvlrt labor under th* super
vision o f the convict kuperintend‘T h o r* baa ham a suspicion th at e n t
ig e f liquor and other
Hpiwking o f the project today,
tie* baa been going on In Ifr. KVana said the plan could
York . harbor by private he carried out eebnom[rally. No
' Lawman, aaid. “The ena- tree* o r plants would be furauthoritles
are entirely niehivd except for planting on
high w o n , Ifr, Evans pointing out
wMMa th eir power In hoarding th o t this would not place the
‘ craft. Three private yacht* (o u n ty la the posliim e f combeen delag about a* they peting with comm#rrlei nurseries.
A pparm tly navigator Fish By giving the plants and t
I t* observe th# signs** fra*, tha County, he said. In of.
faring j i liberal Inducement to
to f a r boarding.
th* compJetlotf of a uniform high-f.
«»» be* uti fleet ion system.
, U tFOSBPONED
M e m b e r A u d it
(F O R D F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y . A P R I I . 3. 1929
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Supplied «r tM K n t n l
S ottw*. Bu m of A u lf tl
'Otrml &BwMita, IL B. Rat
load, Meal R o m n l i U n
By D arla J . Walah
latern atlo aal N eva Service
Sparta *41 lor
NKW YORK, Apr. *. - I f It
laUrnatlowal Newa Service
v a a pooalblo t« think aa kindly
NEW ORLEANB, La„ Apr. 9 ~
a# th* Ptilllle, or Bo*ton Red Sac : The New York Glanta meet th ■a you do of 910, which I eoneed: C lereland Indiana here today in
k celling good nature well above th* f lr it contact of * two-imm*
tho m ark et price, you can have eeriea. Carl Maps, tho eubmarino
pltrh er turned Moca by Cincinnati
th e Implied fen today of w atrh U coming along' nicely With tho
lag t h a t , aawbuck run against at Glanta. Ha went well fo r ala Inlooi'j a thou .and for the neat ala alnga agalnet Shrevp-irt yraterday
m ot/Ju. I f you tu tp o et tb# St. the New York era winning 9 to 2.
Lotda Cardinal* of being greatly
MIAMI H a. Apr.. 2— (IN S )—
misunderstood, the tam e 10 dol
lar* ra n gat you BO In one .p o t
and 30 In another. If you fancy
M d W V ctrL
f ! l » i . . .
IX a* _
•■j* New
York GianU
or Plttaburg* H ratea, your 10 will b«
worzh 26 and 30 rreperllvrly prorided e llh rr of the pair paye off. for Boston.
Hhortxtnp Glenn
All of which mrane th a t the W righi wa , shifted tn second h«»c
W all S treet bi'jllng commlxxlon- In the Brooklyn Infield en,| show• ra are quoting what are llkily *d n» trace of hi* alleged " ria is
to he th eir final prlcea on Hie arm .”
haaehall race*, beginning two
week* hence, and In ta a r you
R e v y of bathing brautle* who
crave uncertainty and pleir.y of
entertainm ent In the w ater circus, .
Umpo, an urbane atran g er will bhere ,*11 thle week.
thdra to taka your mon-y and
ao# th a t you get ’.he right change.
The Now York Yankee* and the
Chicago Cuba are th e favored
ontriea In most, If not all, bnoks
oparating
In fi/i e x e rt The
price agalnxt the Orb* In a t leafct
tw o raaea I* a to 6 th a t ’jhe>
don’t win the p nnant, with the 1
GlanU '.railing * t I 1-2 to 1 . '
The Yankee* are eo highly ex- I
teem ed th a t they rata even money
In one book and another la willing
HOUSTON, T et., A rr. 2—(IN S) |uign*, w
to toy a price of 0 to 6 th a t the
T ie Traynor, captain and third come byw.
American le a g u e
pennant I* w l n T . '' ’/ V“‘ r i ‘M ",r'''l*iM ll>* rrnfl. Th.
•halt* fo r th* aaklng. Thl* comwben
nn
* nru"
ren .b
the ’C Rn-«
tak
e the firl.l .of Kl.
.
, At
miaalon even la ready te go fu r w
th e r an d-pazlay the Yonkte* In agalnxt the Yankee*. \ l, w, , ?
both th* penmrir- race ami th* rtlerwt fe F o r t • T V i f k f h - w h - r w - h e t o ujn»“
api
HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Apr. 21929 World Seriea, offering lo *o remain under the enre nf II- I
N epilli. bin »peeUII«t. f,,r x e v rra il, n ! **• *( I N S |- /Fully recovered, from bi.
Th* Cuba, Glanta and Pirat » 'a y e . The I'lrale'k ifrnppe.j' a e*o«e , one o? th
ie<ent lllnexx, Chartee chaplir
In the National la-ague and life one In Ihe U pu ri'n nine yexlrrday the lower
rerren comedian, returned to hi.
*
»■
•
.
A
Yankee#, A’Jietlre _ and Drown*
aludlo today and rexunteo work or
u new picture.
In the American run-one-two-thr e
w in t e r iia y f n , r « „
o r thereabout*, In all quolatloni.
( I N S ) — T h e I ’h ilx ilrln h la
However, In one Ini-janee, the
MONTVERDK - 910,000 Irir:-.
Cardinal* are coup>d w ith the lonnla 1will ,Cav | MI, , w„
d o rm ilo ry r.m x tn u te d at local in
Plratea 3 to I and. In another, game* In Florida before hm
tenlen.im inatlonal
p reparatory
arhool.
tb* 1928 champion* are held mi earn)* The city xer’i-i *aitli
aihletic*
opens
Saturday.
b etter than fourth r mid* of 6
to
I. F u rth e r variation* are
l A M I ' A — Itelai)
D rp a rim rn t
J A f K B O N V IL L b L F l., A ,
found
In
vh*
A m e rlo n
Kick T l r - Cum puny established
I i KHI—Th# AthlrlirM Her
new l.u il.lin g .
League quotations, 'one set Incluulng the llrowns, Washington charge n f Eddie Collins
Senator* and Detroit Tiger* at "'•/"r ,Mrrk »mvi*g relum e |
th* same figure, 10 -j i I, while I’hHadalphla, where he exnr.
office at the last gem-nil elerlln
you could gel 12 lu I agulnxt
nllliourh ii few an- again ilt.i
th* Tig re ami 26 In 1 against
ning the senatorial logH alter
the Senator* from another comla|i*e Ilf several ylWita. Ili.no
tnlxaloner.*
for length of .service tn the
From il.la.
It might
he j
a tr »ri- s h r n .l |.y John W. Wa
Judged th at the upheaval In th-’
•on. Miami; -S . W. Anders..
V u-finlt, La i r S a ra Sb* D id
Detroit ram p and the failure of (
Grrenahoru. I! II. Rowe. Mail
N et B e fia T o P ick U p U a d i
huljb i qi-i ahoitxlnp
l MW -s - A. I’in.-ly, Live tt«l
She H ad T a k e . C a r d *
Th.sMl.ire T. Tumliull. Montl.el|.
doean'-j meal
-------to Wall
W. II Malone, Key West; llow
B trert.
»r.I G . I'litnani, (lakhlll, and .
The lad who wants th parlay
J . I’nrivh, Titusville.
the
Yankees ‘ Is
ini-onsisteni
Member* o f
the
hom e
an
enough to offer only 7 to 6
senate, ns w ill a s Governor C arl
agalnet th* Athlelir* and 7 to |
t i n . expressed the lielief t-.nigh
agalnet the Drowns, wlier as h>that tomorrow's form al gatheriiii
Jump* eharply to 26-to I aguim t
o f the .leg islatu re w ill fir.- th
th e Kenatnr*. then he offer* 0Q U .
..pen'ny gun for the n ui.t ini
t .against the rirvelan.l Indians m illions or K in g G eorge'* euhjerlx p nrtnn r session of its sort in th40 la 1 against. Ihe Chlrago While during his c ritic a l illness. D e-plte history of the slate.'
Sox ami 00 to 1 against the Red •S p o p u la r it y , h o w e v e r, u
Sox. Koine of his competitors, on In- dlsm von-n w^en this fa m ilia r W ords and n i.is le .
th e other hand, will lay ns high "1*1 *une lutne into e ile lr n r e .
W hatever . I t s origin, J.uwi-ver, it
*1 100 to 1 against the Mox hut
Claim Is made that it was romi* ■el lain that 1716 I. the earliest
only 20 tn 1 ngalnat Chlrug.. IMised by Jam es tlswal.l, y;hi m rer.
date When the national anthem l»ords ahow as living In | ^ nd..Md u r
aryl 16 Vo 1 against Cl velqnd.
i aim- popular in pul.lt.-* in the vrring 1742, and later in 170‘.i arran g
si.ui in which it ■« n»w- known. I|
ing the tunes to lie played liy the
' ‘ a* in lids year It lev an In be
chimes of Winsdnr parish cliunh.
sung Us a loyal song In th .a lrrs ,
O ie of thrve is rn-.-rdn.! as “(j« |
particularly at Drury Urn- and
Save the King” (Oswald’* « |r ).
f - vent Garden, when it was arGrovew’ “ IHctionary nf Mu>lc“ lg. rangejl hy D u ro er fa r.U m Jag m ad
SPORT BRIEFS
FL0RDA HOUSE
NAMES GETZEN
N E W SPEAEKR
‘God SaveTheKini;’
Author Is Disoutod
In fin^Hsh Circles
m
I
Hhlppiag Point lifirm ttlo «
I Sanford, Florida: Warm, clear.
Hauling* mode rata. Light wire
inquiry. Demand mod*rat* for'
good stock, vary aiow to r poor
«iock, market dull. Moat offer
ing* la ir to ordinary quality.
Carload* 1. u. b. usual tana*, jo
Inch era tea. In tho rough 3 to h
d o u n , fa ir quality m o il., around
91.28, few fancy high a* 91.60,
ordinary quality low a* 91 .00.
•onto ordinary quality ihlpment*
ittO
N
F ^
SPRINGFIELD, HI
W ill Advise Depart*
ments To Consider
Close Co-operation
nil lid unsold.
New York: Clear 33 d rg trra . doaen i 99-26, poor condition all
17 Fla. arrived. 18 unloaded. Ill elxe* 91-26-1.76.
Boston: Clear 28 degree*. • 3
Fla., arrived. 16 rare on track
•low, m arket dall. Florida, wide Including broken. 8uppllee liber
J range quality and condition, moat- al.
Demand alow, m arket dull.
Iy ordinary quality and condition, Florida 10 Inch crate*, crate
10 Inch n il# * , in th# rough and weabed and Individually washed
waahed, 9 dosen 91.60.2.00, car and pre-roolad. .9. aw l fl Horen,
92^6-2.60, poorer 91.00-1.25, 4 to moatly 12.25-2.60, few l » a 92.76,
0 dozen 91-60-2.00, faw 9226,
boat m oitly 9L78, poorer
FfRKraM04P«f#9.WT, X dozen 91.60 • *■25, 10 dozen, urulnary condi
1.78, few higher, po o rer' low aa tion...........................
moatly 91.00,
.
‘ 91.00, 10 dozen 76c-IJI8.
r*
■. d“e_
■"
St. *
Louie:
a r 60 degree*.
2
• llilladelphla: Clear, 3H degree*. F la . arrived. 0 car* oh" t■r a r‘k l‘a 3 Fla. arrived. 16 ear* on track, rlu d iq - broken. Suppllea moder
including broken. Suppllea liberal. ate. Demand *low, m arket dull.
Florid* 10 Inch crate*, crate
waahed, 4 and 8 dozen 12.262-Vi. 3 dozen 92.00, 8 an 10 do*,
en, few .1 and d dnten, xllghtly
.reraved and heated Inw a* 91.60.
A tbfaU : Clear .47 degree*. 1
FI*-, arrived. 2 car* on track
Including broken. Suppllea mod
erate.
Demand moderate, m ar
ket allghtly weaker. Florida 10
Inrh crate*, l*> the rough am’
individually waxhed and pre-
fINS>—
- The Jonea net t r t t
outrmg.-ou* -Jving.'
TW* l a t h e opinion of , ^j, £
Senator
Royal S.
Cope4ad,
New York, a i expressed la
leiview here.
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"Th- p o sse ssio n of
|>L.
ator Oopelaad *aid. “1*
herri.-Jy criminal. T hat i | A K
voir aralnat th* JondU
The JOnca A it, ha dacIaW'^BK
not prpvT successful of etfoir-J
nirnl. The aolon declared thin the
(rdrral government already ka«
frll'jer.'d away thlo chance by la .
poalng three month* aeetract* In
the patt to bootleggoia. In lieu of
heavl r penallle*.
\
The *enator IndkaLtd th a tn f
the bill had applied only to hate.
WASHINGTON, Apr. 2 -T h e
I’m Alone cate waa achedulrd tn
be taken up by ■-reeident Hoover
today - a t th e regular cabinet
meeting with the po»«lbility hr
will aurgeat th a t better team
work
practiced by th* various
department* directly or Indirect»v affected by prohibition.
The .Inking of t^e I ’m Alone
by roaat guard cullera 200 mile*
from American territorial water*
in the Gulf of Mexico, hit* not
only brought In it* waka Inter
national complication* the extent
of which depend* on arervtary of
Sh.le Stimaon’a ability to u lis fy
three nation*, hut disclosed lack
of ro-ordinallon between three de rote differently.
“ Under th : provision* of t h *
-sartmenl* of Ihl* government.
- - ---ip-ared to lie no que»- a .-,’’ he tald, “a pint of wklakm
but th at the action uf 'tould be planted on a high a d w l
buy ax a prank and It a federal
Judge raw fig the lad coaid i
xent to the penitentiary for five
year*.”
JURY TO GOTCA81
ATLANTA, T p rT 3—(
The caxe of W. F , Drake, |
rolice in connection with th
ing'of hli ton, wa* sthedufij
given to tho grand j m t fs^ay.
Itie ion, Clarence, 2 ft djed airly
today at a local hoipital from a
bullet wound In the nock. Before
ho ai>*cd Into unconsciousness, h*
scribbled a note forgiving hla
father.
TALLAHASSEE
Fifraltur#
alnrr opened In Rien Uulldtag.
W ashin g ton : C le a r 40 degree*.
3 - F t r .,- X IT !V * d . ‘ 3 Gn.l'eh
and
3 unbroken ra.-* on tra c k .
Sup.
p ill* moderate.
Demand
lig h t.
' J A S P E R — f t« n * underw ay %for
e ref linn n f p ro p n tsj new eourthouae her-.
“Mlaml’n Moat Popular Hotel*!
iSInsle rooms with bath. $2, $2.50, 9-1
Double rooms with bath. 13, 14.00, $5
Fireproof------- .-European
N. E. First ’HI. Ngor Bay Hiscnyne
Popular Priced Rcataurant in Connection
Who saw the Great Big Wonderful
Johnny J. Jones Exposition
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OUT OF TIIK -IIIGII RENT DISTRICT
*r -
last night at the show grounds near
............... municipal ball park
Positively the biggest‘amusement
sensation to appear here In years.
A veritable world’s fair brought to your
-» doors. ‘ -
119 PARK1 AYR.
PET THE HABIT—SAVE AT HAI,L*8
Automobile
Ghuw for nil make* of
«trw, put In by exportencod mnn, Faat service.
Give ua n ring.
Every afternoon and night thruout the
week..
’
Doily Fashion Hint
J L ilf t A U is i lain , and state * t h v r r lr
anthem was first sung In 1710 l.y
11nd hy Hr. Anil- for J h e la tte r |
this arrangeh ......... «f D - m t.n- Arne'*
enry Carey, who says the die. ran he seen among Ihe priceless
ary , ivas the author ofhoti, ill.l MSN, In the llritish-m useum.
fifC C R E S
Ponce De Leon Ixands!
aa a
f -
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■vie, effective
f
*
i.
PAINTER’S
Simon Pure Citrus
and
Gem Farm Crop
f e r t il iz e r s
ARE
*TI»* Tried
and Crop Texted’*
Our Brandt are the acknow
ledged standard by
which
Xvowera
of
Florida
have
Judged all fertiliser* for M ar-
FOR WARM AFTERNOONS
fo H rrd rayon or ctlanes* voll, or(Sndie 'or a verr lightweight crip* d*
Qiine iklhe ideal choice for this dainty
sis.'t lire.td model. U it delightlulio
wear aa Summer alleraooM or to laformal luncheons and teas. Scalloped
edges - finish th* aravhulci and the
flounces e l th* skirt, forming a nmdid.
detorstiun which may be emphasised
bar ribbon binding in. a contrasting
•bade. A ribbon bow adds a smart
l“ t r to the line ol slurring which
tnariu the low waistline. Made with
Mag sleeves in canton crip* nr rrrye
Row* Ibis model is practical for gru-
r.m r numired and fifteen year* ago. In 1619, Do* Juan IVnc#
•lo l*on. thro Govertvur of l*v.rto Him, Undrd on th* stran d , „f
Flcrula in the Immediate neighborhood of Kt. Augustine In worvh
of the Fountain of Youth. On April 2nd he will again laad with
til hi* gorgeously arrayed grandee* and will r m m th , land In tb*
name of Spain as. a part of th* Annua) Ponce <1* Leon C e lrtn tio a
riven by St. Augustine commemorating this a nd other memorable
event* in tb* b is te r/ of th , bunahln. gut*.
whxt we get font cad c
KetUng all (hat wa ca
for whal wo give” u th
policy of
j
The E. 0 . Painter
Fertilizer Co. .
Jacksonvilie, Flo.
4
The New York colon ■■ **! K fore the Mid-Day lunebeoa d u b
while lit Springfield.
We uxe Ihe Same TREAD GUM aa
uaed In Ihe above tire* when we reli^ad year (Ires. Remember the coxt
U half price of a new (Ire. Make your
Urea give double wear.
‘A COMPLETE SERVICE STATION7*
ilranlxing
**klRg . ,
ad Service
8M '
Retreading
Datterica
.
Graaalng
Supreme Meter Oil Quaker State OU
dOf W. Flrat Street
•> Pallahlng
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WITH--J. CV4NK, AlANDAkp K y j f i
T. E. Whaley, Representative
Underwood Typewriter Company
S. Main 3 t
Phone 5877 Orfiuida
�'-m
other nifK i»_
Mtllop announced himself as being kfavor of redt
tax on ctttMd incomes, a move which of courts would no-'
the tak on unearned income^ Mr. Mel; mlines
ines and
an d oil walla which are eontln! uaUjr wearing out are peftnltUd to Head "depletion," doe* \*%
w r e . H M h i SAMpSilW and others W
a ls o w e a r in g
out should bt tnade to pijr loWrr and
in c o m e ta x e s
munder son* kind of pies vtrp Vmllar to
Arthur Brisbane, cotnlnehtlng on Melkm's remarks
“Katttrtfly ttdta some source, government must get
w h it U‘needed to. run the country- Lowering taxes in one
direction must mean Increasing In another, barring greater
revenue, Or tetter management. But, certainly, if the owner
)f • teit million' dollar Coal mine may plead that Ms mine
is worth lass than it waa tan years before, a doctor 80 years
Ad should be allowed to plead that hla life and CnergiC*
I iB iirw tlM i
imouht to less than they did ten years before, and that he
trmm
WWI ert»alM (lr« '• nearer to the end of hla productive rears."
,
In the present session of the legislature, taxes, and ex
plicitly tax reduction, constitute the most Important probem to be dealt with. Economy, of course, -Win be the war
aWHON e b d a y , a w u l a .
1ry f itmj bureaus, offices and ex
T o B T m f f i w F i w K t F ' travagances of one kind or another will twrabolisHed. It Is
EHAYER—Thou aaolntaat myt. 11so likely that c o u n t leas bills will be introduced, Vnost "Of
nt merely a gesture,!n behalf oficpveU• U l l O B H i
-uenta back home, but which will'hot-get very far along the
uithway of .becoming a law. It is nevertheless to'be hoped
PARK
husband btallt (tone ’ wall* .hat some wise'man will arise, who, If not placing a ban on
taxes altogether, can materially relieve the situation.
r ,] .;
around tho restart*,
T a n'aiic It o ff from fertile UK
Where counties and cities all over the state have
peatly over-bonded In order to get certain public Improve
r> h i * *
the foteeta of pine
ments, It Is not going to be n very easy m atter to rcduci
JoeUe In fort/ veer*.
-axes merely by cutting operating costs. In many esses 1(
JWt around her built a higher ho expense of running the government were done away
with entirely, interest and principal on the bonded- deb*,
JtV. v
Well|
|A wall th a t froxe h er h ea rt to would still keep taxes at nn exorbitant rate. Where bonds
atone
nave been voted, those bonds.must be paid, if not in one way,
|Aad hurled out of eight the hopee n another. All that can be done to relieve the taxpayers is
„* J ^ e h e had—
toward effecting a shift* In the burden or In scattering the
y J^^B fcketvw oold here been frail
axes.
*
The situation reminds us of a boxing match between a
q i r J W ^ ^ K l p n . . . a little
rery clever white man and an Ethiopian lightweight. The
d a rt
haresrun) In th e rig h t sahd- negro was the stronger of the two, but not quite so fast.
Hte blond developed n plan of attack, which, while not tils*
on . ‘
l i e thought If he spent all hie Mtrous to the negro, was at least very painful. He would
ttep In quickly, stick his left Into the negro’s rather ex
time
tensive nose and step out before any form of retaliation
V 6^ the tillage land,
]to could leave the ro et-to God, rould be effected. He could not hope to knock the ncgnBy Brent Teachoot Orton
out, but those congtant Jabs, always In the same place, al
ways Just hard enough to raise a blister, finally produced a
F t1
O eU tn gete In troublej elected proboscis of simply astounding nice and very tender and
MnflHvA The&weffsmblaff'StoMHf** Ibfir flMve-rttfuld and
V » / p r e f e r o f !>#•*»
________ —ofinally ejaculated, “look heah, wtyte mnn, ah don’t mine yo
Bvoivbodv admire* Washington, hlltin ttie, but fer Gawd’s sake scatter yo blows 1“
’ Lincoln, and Leo. b u t mighty few
A -certain group of Florida citizen*—real estate owners,
m i l / try to b* like them.
we might as well arid—have been taking it on the nose in
-o
W e aro not eura ebout a w ear/ the m atter of taxes for several yours. In the cities and
ylver leaving soul* a t **». but wi counties, practically the entire burden of running the Gov
a re qull# confident th a t a w ear/
ernment and retiring bonds has fallen upon them, while at
the same time their property has so fallen In value that
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from the status of wealthy citizens they have been reduced
M wcreatinetion m e / not be
th ie f of Uni* b u t It la a mighty to our poorest class of people. Time was when being a real
f i t subject for a grand Jury In (•tate owner megnt something.In the world of wealth; nowvestigation.
tdaya, If real, estate ia all he haa, It means he Is headed f«r
s i
e
1
W ith b . P . H agen tn d Chartla the poor house.
E ntem lnger In the Hou*#. B#wlnIn somo of our cities, downtown business property
ola la aa wall represented a* any which formerly produced a net inromo of twenty or thirty
county In tho elate.
thousand dollars, now not only produces no income nt all, but
1 * ft
The P o rt Myer* Preea ha* been actually coats money to own It. Something like this condi
aold to llarron Collier who pram- tion exists nil over Florida. 1 And yet those aro the |>eoplc
'tic * a policy o f contlnned develop who are paying practically the entire costa of government.
m ent for P o rt M |fin .______
In Sanford, for instance, there are some eight or nine thous
' A lot of fellow* have taken lh#-r and persons who enjoy «s one the benefits of paved streets,,
fun where th»y‘v* found It and h white way lights, and other municipal Improvements, yet
th a t way they’vr gotten hold of there are only between eight hundred and n thousand prop
some m l|h ty bum etuff.
erty owner*—broke property owners, we might admit—who
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I t used to be th a t the hand th at pay for these things.
Wo would not attempt to find a solution for this con
yack* the cradle mice the world,
IS but nowadays they’ll put you In dition, but we da believe thut l.<* the paramount problem of
t jail fur that eort o f thing
this legislature. The present system is not fair, arid it is not
ms
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practical. At present there is no fnduerment to own .iro
pnun W e would like to eve eomethlnu
Invented fo r \ motorteU which erty, and no Inducement to huy property in Florida. Wo
could be advertised under the *l« cannot hope for newcomer* to iment in Florida real estate,
gatt, “ N ot A-grtmch In a carload’ . us long ns thnt real cstute is to bo regarded as a liability. We
------ ■». o- cannot hojie to create a highly developed state without these
■ Florida may not be over the newcomers. If the Florida legislature can effect some re
. hUi. aa tha llellevvV* h. Jackeon- form In. the present system of taxntion, which will not In
' will* asevTt, but It U on the u p
grade, end th a t’* all th e t count*. crease tho gross amount of taxes to bo raised, will actually
relieve the present taxpayers, and not overly burden others
Home o M h e J s tU tf •* Mr*. In- now paying little or no taxes, it will live In future genera
m an * lover* aound Ilk* *» much tion* as the greatest legislature in Florida’s history.
m oth, you know, Ilk* eoup being
■O---------eplen by a man wIlhA .hvivy m u v ,
a r? S rs
Ugh#—
“ Anthropologist Measuring Congrsaslonal
Orsnhime —hesdllne.
And It wouldn't surprles us a bit
If h* abould hav* to use a ml
crom eter.
-o
te ll
O ur office Ixiy. who !• • 1lt ,u
-an prnauncl*
,t r a i n *b«ut
bloody Tm tlleu- la
Chthmabre. and eh* told him »nr
didn't think it wee anything te
laugh about.
Young man who had been *Trested for speeding r*m* In the
siljth* day to *»k u» no, to m*ntlun It tn the roper. Ha opened
. uagotetluns bv offering u* * _ci
g a r Xfr bed to admit to him that
Jt t* probably tru e th e t every me*
th a *t unfortunha* hie arfew, but‘ ’1‘
*
attJy w* don't emoke.
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Even the w eariest riv er make*
it* way la te the eea. The body of
i t St. John Smith, whb dt»eted a t Northham pton over a
Sr ago, baa a t last <been found
- a t Springfield twenty-on* mile*
h e r down the river. And *omej If someone killed her. Is lh
m o th e r weary Hver, w elting to
[ bo found, or fo r the eea.
a
Young men and young woman
oT W est Palm Beach want riding
'a n entotnobll*. TMur had an aeda*t and the gtrl died. The
n u n told tha police th a t ha
a t tha wheel white driving
ben he aw ake he waa in h
Now we’v* hoard o f felgOlag t# sloop an their dates,
we’v# heard of fellnwa tltrjv
! ifkn*
“ driving,
------r, but w»*va
i board of oi
gSrith bis gtit
Z3ZZ
TALKING HARD TIMES
OCA I.A HTAK
Whaj would you -.’link of a m er
chant who toM a rbatom rr thet
the “e lj wool" eult he wee plan
ning to buy wee nothing but
eha d d a tlM M h i grocer said
bit rg g a.w ere s w -fte e b -b u t-ro t
ten, how many Would he eeilt
Bounds foolleh
It T and
frirntls of merchants who u»«J
!n ,h tacllra would *uon -flnd hU
friends Inelltlng on an Inquiry In
to hie ear,.*./ bring h)ld.
And y.'t that Ie ]u»t what many
ef us Florida pro p * are doing
wi:h our everlasting talk of poor
bustneis conditions, unboarab y
heavy ta k burd-ne, and all other
haid titers talk. There Isn’t on* of
tie but wants to “**1" . Florida
to the outside world. And y<>
we draw doara tho center* of our
mok'Ai end i ’ll our prospective
customer* th at It Ie Impossible to
mkhe a living In this, th a t or the
other town, that our c.'Je# anil
counties hre *o heavily In d«U
th at there i»nt rnoogh property to
be found to equal th e tea** and
th m we wonder why w r can’t eelt
property a t t^ rg a tn price*.
Of *our*e g “I«* lo ,h# ®lh tr
•strsm * and
w 1"* 1!
In an opUmletlo way leju et eebml
U o er present etyl* ef emphasislag the fact th a t w* are down
and w ant to g et out. There I* a
medium coure* tbfc’J ft
woeld bring ua b K U r m « tU . he
the tru th , and hot scar# off the
investor.
proepectltg
Why not. tshea
» • • • <H*
ADVERTISE 0 W tfc fo _ _
roitT MTfeaa THorrcAL
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Those who followed th* rerent.dU e—w ide^soothly
TKMPLE
GRAVES
H
“Myself when young did eagerly
end saint, and beard g reet
argum ent.
And sv aw o r#
Came out by th a t earn* door
•h e re in 1 • e a t / ’
Doctor
Legislators, assembled a t Tai
ra has***, are mostly lav y et* and
should not shudder It a syllogism
la W eU U r’s definition a syllo
gism Is “i n argum ent stated in
logical form, constating of three
proposition!, tho first two being
called the premises and the last
d a conclusion whlSh contains the
m atter
be proved.’’
Flo.Ida's present syllogism Is a
/vi y simple one. It esn be stated
thusi F irst premise—Florid*’*
staggering public Indebtedness a (
■w-arly half a billion dollar* repre
sents monlta spent for highway*,
reclamation project,, rccrtaiion
.'acllllirs end verioue other public
work* in contemplation of a rap
id and continuous Increae* In the
population end wealth of this ta c
tion. Second premise—this public
J«bt would not be the burdep and
menace It ie today to the aconbtnlc
,w*ce of Florida If population and
w .alth could be made to Increase
In th e measure expected when the
Jebt wee. being created.’ Cbncluilon—E v er/ passible effort m ust
be made to bring about, on a
iouh’d basis, eurh expansion • ami
;iow th In Florida a , wee con:rm plelrd In the public undmzakInga for which the debt -waa In.wired.
In other words, Florida's aura
ind onlv salvation hi to grow up
to the house !t has built fo r itaeU,. A .W C UUiun. 4qVlM «Ubl It
t lilr one if (he debtor haa not an
••tabllkhment large enough to werrant and ra iiy it. I t would b* a
very email debt for New York or
ly m rT or c s l if o f f it r 'I t would b#
a small one for (he Florida which
waa ant cipatrd by those who creiled Florida's present debt, even
hough th rre may hav* been e l.tkvaguncr end waste In the conlitlnn, of Its m -etlon because of
.h r fever that prevailed a t the
tune.
■ —o -—
The effort to rut down public
espenditurrs in Flur'da today end
lo eav# every possible public pen
ny t* admirable. It can do some
thing to relieve the heavy tex
burden thet weighs upon every
itsldent of Florida. But there i*
e definite limit to what can he ac
complished in (hie dlipction and
when (hat I'mlt Is reached Flor
ida wll| still be almost Intoleranv burdened with tesetlon unie ,, nn Incrrnsed. pepuleflon’ end
busimes Bitivity ran be obtained
to sh -re the Imrdrx end
en It by widening It* distribution,
* ” of* L
1
eerie#
interview* w ith touririj
which thp Tropical News pub.
Ilahed during tha height of tfw
season wndtr the heading “Whe’r
Whs a t th e City Hall Barit,” must
have been Impressed by th* recurri«g enthusiastic comments or
Florid*’! .road system. Every mo
torift"~praised our highways. Been
■Ji n s who had recently been over
the atrocious stretch of the Ta
rn la ml T ra il between Naples aad
the Lee county line which th,
state allowed to_ fell Into a de
plorable condition' of decay while
building th* “m ltalag link’, fo r
got about th* m isery of th a t plats
la telUag of th eir delight with th ,
good road*.they had encountered
everywhere.
' From th e ir sv p rw tew a ,i. Ussts
ran b* no doub-j th a t Florida'*
highway eyettm Is on* of the
stata'a beat drasrtng card*. Thoer
who enjoy motoring—and thelt
number is Increasing annually—
ran find no better place In th*
whole wide world In which to in.
dulge thqlr fancy fo r th* open
road than Florida In th* sis
moz'Jit from th* middle of No
vember until th* middle of May.
During th a t period motprlng. In
a large section of the. Unltsd
States, Is fa r from being fun
Along about Thanksgiving r e
dla'jors begin to fre rre up, s ta rt
ing becomes difficult and all thr
motor Ills of cold w eather harass
th* driver. On the northern roads
there Is snow and slush, skidding
Increases the loll of accidents ami
riding la brset with discomforts!.
Than la the time to leave for
Florida, while the Intervening
road* ara still open, and more and
more will do to every winter.
H er, they find a motoring para-
paved,
t i . .tHa
. . "renduc-t*f
^ e o e r tl rf tf
well govern meat during the year
narked and well kept highway*.
section of the
•tat*. NO show g r lee on which to
d ig hnd slide | no f r e n t n r w rath?r to decrease engine efficiency
iml w orry th* driver. Place*,
m ry w b e re , to go—they c a n 't all
be teen In ala o r seven months
and If they, hav* been visited prerloealy th a ism riita trill w ant to
return. Every year there a re new
roads, new sights. This season,
for example, was th* first f o j the
nagnlflcent Tsmlaml T rail and
the Bok tow er. N ext w inter It will
b* the cress elate road to Palin
Beach end eooea nses scenic won
der somewhere- -Tha Trail— this,
/t e r * .a e e a w ith --T h r strrem o f
tm ffic It accommodated, waa used
by only a small proportion of the
motor tourist*' who were In Fior
ds. Some were deterred by the
Naplea stretch ; many Just didn't
te l ’around this w ay and there
were, no doubt, tom s who didn’t
'mow about It.
W hat th* state abould do oblously Is advertise Jh la powerful
vttractlon—our highway eyetem.
A fund taken from th* g a t ta x —
i million dollars could be used to
idvaatage— would pay both direct
returns to the state In increased
tasollne consumption and profits
to everybody connrcted with idle
tourist traffic. The advertising
-ould be made most attractive! It
would b ; effective If b Included
nothing -bat • road /n ap .. We can
'hlnk of no b etter general pob'Iclty for Florida nor o* an adver
tising project more certain to
vltld po^jnt n tu r n s . Tha legisla-ure, by all means, should make
ooselbJc this wqrth while under
taking.
tA# Ftonnir «
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art ift out
10 the report of O. L. Lemon end
Company, certified public aectmaS*.
ante of Jacksonville, ma de, to the
city commie*ton last alghk—Lake
City Gaorite.
Laney’a
E . F lf x t S tr e e t
"Hite Friendly 0 r u l fit
tT ttc rlp tlo ra
B M lB r i
F in e d
A n d A c m r a tM y
Latch Arbor
The place to build jronr h
-De-Forfttt Sanford Realty (
It Oat
When a vital need arisen
nr when you merely de
sire to gratify a tongfelt i want, you will find
(rue happiness in a aubKtantlal oatUnga aecounL
ANENT A LETTER
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TAMPA TK inU N B
The Tribune I* In receipt of a
litte r —wteirii khoseeeidnr daDag-Au
sign—wherein we are warned to
discontinue printing th> news of
bollta playing In Tampa. Violent
fVtntlieTnita a r t 'lndicatnl,'sH oubl
th# w arning be disregarded. ThL ltu i purports to e s p ie d the sen
timent* of Tem ps’* “ loitln peo.
pit,” who d etlrr to be let alone
In th# enjoyment of the "recrea
tion end pleasure." " If We niu
built* gam es,” **y« th e 1 w riter
“th a t’* our b u iln -ts; we don't e*k
you hybrid American* to patron
ise our bollta."
JW e print this quotation be
cause h* suggests the a u b of th*
whole sy estio n . Tam pa's Latin
population does In p art emtjraca
much of th* city’s b*st citlasnshlp.
Tl.i cigar,Industry Is the founda
tion of our industrial future. Our
Latin citlirn s mad* It possible—
their knowledge' of th* business,
their rapacity and ability hav*
brought) about Its growth. The
Latin clubs, hospitals, social or
ganisations are In the van of
• - ■- p —
Flu! Ido must go forward, there- Tampa’s civic achievement*. Th*
foie, not only beenute it has the city ha* been glad to accept the
r.tparily and opportunity to do so euhf intlel
h rteflt* It* Latin
but also because to stand still rltisrn s have brought. And now.
would mean something dangerous- says our anonymous corre*|ion,ll> n e n ecommilc death.
ent. the city must accept a gam*
^ (k rrr .was never a better-tim e ofrirbance which tha Latin people
for entertaining such a *yllogi«m have b rtn taught from Infancy vo
and s rt'n g upon It. All the signs r'g a ( d a* “recreation ans pleas
taunt to n returning national ill- ure." T hr argum ent has
U iest in this state, a renewed na force.
•.
tional conception of It* vest poA year ago. we printed In
tcnlialit'ea end present Investment
advantages, la s t w inter heard the thsss columns a statem ent of
sound o» hammt, a ami rivets br- Clarence Harrow, who said: "Why
in once more all over the elite atop the—people .of Tam pa from
l saw the tourists coming again playing hoi:**. If they like their
and In numbera exceeding any In gambling that w ay? I wonder
ll-e. il e t e ’s history-. U -jju ig h t the w hat your bollta player* would be
vsgue hut unmlstahabla s tlr- o f doing with their money .If they
olu-tlme conquest In the air.
didnl play It? ” ’ On which w#
This Is the witching hour, the commented: "Gambling la only a
hour for a vast resumption of relative vice. A p n ’Ay good caa#
m arrh on all front*, the hour when con be made out of private gamoevery i»> -tent swears th at to mpv# Hng along tha llnra of Mr. Darforward I* to w ’n and to fail to rowa suggestions."
move forward la to die.
With bollta. played by the U t in peopta-vefccrtaXWlt; who **• l*»
T hat Florida'# 'governor ie sen it ne harm .-In whoa# warJ»* In
sttlve to m ty ~ T h re * l end every stitution* it haa governmental
promise In this present status I*
eloquent In hi* willingness to en recognition, we can hav# no grave
tertain the Idea of a vest adver q u a m l. Uut. If and when bollta
tising program for the state which p tidier* (to quota again from
will catch end capitalise the re oar editorial o* a year ag aj “an
turning politic attention end t r i ker avery home—every place cf
ple Florida's house In numbers hutlnesa. and for aoma, Bihkt a
adequate to the time end money chance th* whole busliws* of I l f /
•pent on th at house. He la fur • * * operate tu th* detrlraenl of
ptliny wisdom hut never lo the ex- th* whole community, Incrtaas
l< n t ef pound foolish****.____
pavsriy, tncreaar want, titraateu
tha integrity of th* Uw ewfurclng
Florida mutt go on. There la no agendas," then thoaa who nin
other direction for her. H er In gel Its a te In fact making w hat
vestment in th* future will ru n
he-: unless eh* obtain* th at fu tu re cam b* more nr lea* Inocuoua wcAnd all th* gods promt** her that rratlon fa r thamaelv,# a n p tta r
future If eke will gird herself with Of grae« concern for *1L Bo long
Hie courage and sacrifice and vi
sion It requires.
r
Florid* nay that butineme Is i|uiet,
coinpor <1 to w hat It was during
the boom nr at u m , m>thlcnl
* - the pa»w*^W!)r-'not say
• h « f* - frw y t.a r» ugo w , became
sold ourM-lvis on our community
nnd county and built a lot of
roads, paved a lot of s t r eta,
erect.-d a lot of school buildlnx*,
"hat under nroinnry rirrum stanres
we would not have done or at
least would have done grodnally
Inst Sd of all a t' oner, and th at
tha effort to pay the U l i U
proving a mighty big Job? Why
not Say th a t because w* became
too optimistic w* pieced oer
atlvaa In a poaltloa that- make*
It necessary fo r us to sacrifice
some of our property and th a t
now I* th e tim e te h e r, and th at
by baying tits purkraeer will help
tu pay o ff thv bills end lighten
Negro women picking beans are
( n r burdens, but wl^ even then making aa piuth money as a un
get a bargain.
ion\ Ijnrklaye:’
bricklayer In a big c-«y
c'ty OilW
during*
hulldtegt-boom.^ Th^ U hecauoa
Th* heantlflcatlnn of th* V ita , viuas
Ut*ch High school grounds la be- —
perior
**' quality beuaUfully, and tha
•ag* rstrnalvety cw r l td out under hsana bring plentiful, ara easy te
t,i* aupeivlslo* of Londacap* ()ardii.er II. W. G ulhrV The werit
nos hasp made poaalhla through
10* generous donation of C. J.
Jacoby, who gave 1104 to be ex
pended In tre e planting on the
school grounds. All a t a g th* fa st,
north and wsat aida* o f th* school
ground* raws of w ater oak* and
Australian pin* fcfsa nr* being
s is f s iL T n ta a r * 1
•
avion of the city wat
n ew s
^
MEAT MARKET
f t l B. FIRST BT.
as boCvi la not a m atter of gTavs
N s n r n Imr ■’a ) / of Tampa; The
Tribune has no Inclination to
"cam paign" against it. We InftllhT to a JeTferauiilari" confidence
In the wisdom of non-lntrrferencc
with reasonable personal liberties
bul should a reasonable pleasure
grow again to th* proportions of
an abuse, non-interference will
ceat: to he a virtue.
DEPOSITS MADE IN. OUR SAVINGS D&PJhttf.
M E N T W “(JR BEFORE APRIL lOih DRAW INTEREST FROM APRIL 1HT.
(
j
TH E SANFORD
ATLAN TIC NATIONAL BANK
.
Afftllstad with tha A tlantic National Bank wf Ja«ha
The Evo glades tomato crop is
coming on well, and although the
acreage Is sm aller than nurmal
U.c production promises to equal
that or other years because of the
lcsp ert of heavy yield— Canal
olnt News.
f
Resource* Over 135,000,000.00
Sanford,
Florida
HOME BY SEA
m :w
mi i r t
TMM long
i t i l l dM W l
•hi ri.
PHILADELPHIA
�«
f
the b e s t, m e th o d * b y .which
operate the plant-
Social Calendar
Alathean Class Has
I> Regular Meeting
The mpmber* o f Circle Namlwr
One of thrr F irst B artU t Church
m et on Monday afternoon a t the
home o f Mr*. W. D. C ardiner. 1104
M yrtle Avenue, w ith Mr*. W. A.
Hayes, the newly elected chairman
presiding. Each member aruw tre-l
the ro I call with ■ Bible verse and
gave h er persona; service report.
I t wa* decided a t this tim e that
a t the next mrving n study rourae
In the b*>ok, ’’Bible Q ue-ticnt nnd
Answers’* should l» taken up.
A social hour wa* then enJoyeJ
hy the following. Mr*. W. A.
Hayes, Mr*. Lillian V Ic k rrrr Mr*.
J , T. Hardy, Mr*. A. I). Rosier,
Mr*. Heston Steele, Mrs. R. I .
CarrWcn, Mr*. IT. L. Leonard, a n j
Mrs. Ganlitf*^.
P erson als
Mr*. II. II.New man, Mrs. E. C.
IIar|ier, Mr*. W. R. Dyson and
Mr*. T. C. Pitchford wren haste**»e* at tfie me«-ting‘ of the Alathean Class uf th* F irst B aptist
Church which war held on Tues
day afternoon at tho church. .
Following th e business session,
1 1 esided over -by M n l X
If:
Peace., o . m usic.t ‘
wMl tl TIRTuded a group
of song* by Jlr*. It. L. Glenn, ac
companied by Mila Chariot'*.'
Nix; a. piano - siltctio n by Mils
Dorothy Mitchell; and ic-vrral
•ong* by little i l i n Pippin, ac.
emu panted by her m other, Mra.
I’ipJ.'ln. Mr*. Pippin also
plajed »i'mo ncVunllan number*,
a fte r which Mrs. J. C. Mitchell
gave sn r ailing.
Refreshments were servr,| to
the following: Mr*. A. J. W alk
er. Mr*. A. C. M tlandon, Mr*. A.
W. WiMHlward, Mr*. II. T. W ar
ren, Mr*. F r d Myers,* Mr*. C. 11.
Pearce, Mr*. I. K. F.dri.lge, Mrs.
E. J. Taylor Mr*. U. H. MetJtvin,'
Mr*. R. N. Nipper, Mr*. II. II.
Odhum, Mt*. H S. Trtford, Mr*.
II. K. Edw ards Mr*. (!. S. Srlman.
Mr*. J. r MHchell, Mr*. A. A.
Mmecly, Mr*. Rob rt Mnaskn,
Mr*. C. II. Itudd. Mrs. R. It. Pip
pin, Mr*. S, J. Nix, Mr*. R. ,U
Glenn, Mr*. F. Vaiieo,- Mi** C.harlc-.te Nix, Min* Dorothy Mitchell
and othrr*.
Also everyone m ust' remember
lo attend the th eater the latter
p a rt of \hl* week to tee the San
ford High School girl* cut, strip
pack and load celery for theFox New* cameraman. You'll cn
Joy that.
Don’t forget A pril 23 o r 24.
NOTICE.
AH members of the N. d f V.
Howard Chapter of the U. I J . 0 .
are Invited to attend tha f y u rth
district
conference, o r f o u r th
brigade, which will be held a t Daytonn Beach on Friday, Apr. 5, Tha
biislneea seiilon writ! be he’*| a t 10
o'rlock a t the Palm etto f.’.ub and
luncheon will he served a t 1 -o’clock
also at.Jh e Club'. A largju attend
The Seminole T ire Co., 409 XV- ance I* expected. ,
F irst Street. hn» _rompti ted the
Mr*. 8. M. Mey of M |*m| and
installation o f a nrwlern vulcan
r
.
P- May of Quincy, I t f t Wednaaising and retreading plant. The
Tire Shop Installs
Vulcanizing Outfit
THURSDAY
8emtnole Chapter Number Two
Mr. and Mr*. W.AV. P otter moX . 8. will meet a t 7:50 o'eteok
tuied to Daytona Beach Wttine*-.
th e M uonic llall fo r initiation,
nay. where Uiev spent tho afteriipeaiai program b«i also been
noon.
arranged.
.. .
W est Side r . T. A. will m et* a t
Mr. «nd Mr*. E- W. Potter,
uf Jaikson, Mich, left Wednesday
I-J6- ote'oek In tha acbool auditor*
morning fo.* th e ir home a lte r
lam.
spending the w inter in Ssnfoid.
So u th Side T. T. A. will meet
company,
said the new .s-lrea.l " r,“ Tcnth
company..........
a t 1:80 o’clock in tba acbool audiretdrned fro:..
mg equipment turn* out a tread
t orlum . f •-- * . ^ * - . h
like that of the hew Firestone
Frank R. Hols i/i Boston, Maas.,
Jark* invdle where he ha* been
Mr*. J. O. .L o n er and WH.
tire*, lie also staled that the sam e who* I* spending the w inter w ltn
rtiiiv iu g Irentuienti frum Dr. F.
T. C Dolt will tn le r u ln
»t
tread gum ustM in n«w Flreatonr*
L. Fori fir.- the past thn-e week*.
bridge a t I o'clock a t - tbo Wohis son and da’lgblrr-tn-law , M a
•I* used !n the work here.
n m 'i Clobw
Mr*. W. D JerreilA*2IU West
A factory representative had and M to. F. B . Hoi*. 1205 P a rs
Tbo reg u lar monthly conference
c'ilteenth 5 ttre f, had a* her guest*
rh .irg r of the m 'lal'M ion and re Aconite, I* rpep.ding *nm* time In
of fdl teacher* and officer* of the
M r*.^loy King e n lrrtn ln r,| th e
li.c-d.iy, her cou*in», cs-guvenior
mained for acre ral day* giving In- Mi*ml with a l« guest. Thomaa
FilUt C hristian School will be held
iind Mis. John W. M artin of Jack- iiieinher* o f Circle N um ber Five
stiurtlona to the matikgi mriit on .siewart. nt*o u f Boston.
a t th* bom* of Mr*. Hv J. Clause,
sour illr.
of the F irst B aptist C hurrh nt
(20 M tlionrille Avenue a t Ho’clock.
Mr*. Helen Qunrtcrm an of th eir 're g u la r .meeting Monday
T U T . E . L. C lu a of the F irst
«,.
,
iaiu jv ille, Ky. n rritv d Wedltea- afternnen at 3 o'clock, lire . F. K
B aptlat Church will hold it* reguKKK the mo-t gigantir »»a HEAR w nndrrful music by 1M
day
to
spend
»ome
time
hrvewith
m aster rausiclana; harp play
Bols
presided
over
t
r
i
l
i
—
la r buslneti and aocial m u tin g at
»l»erlarle
the screen has ever ing: singing; the roar of l b
kit*. W. II. JerreMi 210 W.-*l F if se-s_alon whlrli wa* opened vflli a
5:80 o’clock a t tho church with
teenth S treet.
shown!
Flaming .F rlg alr* poundrra; the era*h of falling
ptay-e-r, “The Bread of Lire,” hy
Mr*. King) Mr*. Jo w ert and Mr*.
mrasl*; the shriek of a thoui* nlssi sponsoring a ront si for
Abraham* aa hortesse**.
frrig h lrd
with
rargoe* of wand
Mr*. Leslie II 'll nnd small Mrs. E. W. Stanley. Mr*. J. T.
fighting men as they
• FRIDAY.
daughter, lamlse, m e spending a Newby ru ^ | JJi<- third e-hapter in
’.he sale of the Sally. The d as* ‘ death! A east nf a thou-and swarm, over tho decks of th*
week here a* the guest* of ehc the mission study Ihh>I>, a fter
Tbo Asalca Circle of the C ar
which KnJ l.night the largest |>er.
enemy.
In hreathlrs* battle arllnnt
(uime-r'a mother-in-law, M .*. Kr- which Mr*. Ihet* gave a folk on
den Club will meet with Mr*. St.
lly N atalie F a r n s o r t h
rent
of
annual*
by
the
end
uf
th"
:e-rt
Krupp,
1110
P
ark
Avenue
“The
Line*
T
hat
W
ait.”
r Clair W hile, • 11220 \V «»t‘ Flr*t
ond week in April will he given
A fater n repeirt by the personal
1 Stra ti «t 10:00 A. M.
T h is colum n l»
he publlthcsl
M r. and M r*. K rn e *l W ldn ier of service eh'ilrm an,
KEEL the spell of a worldrefreshm ent - W idncsduy of each wreck u n til n ImU holiday through the court*
7b* Central Citcle of the GarD ayto na lle-ach uimounce-* the a r
famous beauty In a love story
d u b will meet with Mr*. 0 .
, of
. . ____
Mr. McKay. So fa r the
r iv a l of a eon. on S u n d ay, M ar. I I . were seneal lo the fol'eiwlng: Mra. tun>nirr'tt ttn-nt u n d rr the tau spii • i*sy
th at wa* The scandal of
Bishop, 1011 Magnolia A r e
„ ri. leading In the race
M r*. W ld m rr w ill l>e rcraenibeved F. W. D •*. Mr*. E. C. Ilarper, cs of ’.he S n ior c la s s o f S e m i n ., ^ j
Europe.
al 10:00 A. M.
as MW* E d ith V io la Booth, fo rm Mr*. A. I* K illy. Mr*. J. T. Newby ole l|ig |, S c l ioo| and by the r-oitr rod l| lo< h* us if they will havo
Mr*. P. W. Stanley, Mr*. D. K. E. l i s p of tho S u n fo ld H erald . It* n day and a half vacation soon,
e rly o f S anfo rd.
Th* M ayfair Circle of tho G ar
Ttnrr, Mr*. K M. Caroll, an,| Mr*. purpo-" l* to urtiUM- in le r rs t in in .lading their annual Senior
den Club wli; meet with Mr*. W.
Mr*. M rsJc A. Love and *on.
itudd.
I no high -I'honl and to k e lp i i h
M. Scott, 120 Elliot* Avenue, a t
Day.
fuglia Lore, or Quincy, are visit
town p iop le w II mi|iiaiii*.>-d w ith
10:00 A. M.
ing Judge and Mr* J. G. Shur-ii. • Ml*. H. C. S|°orp |»rt*?ldoif at tbo the d llfe rc n t m I on-I art v llle *.
However, the moat Inlerestlng
Tbo Ro*e Circle* of the Carden
117 \V t*l-T enth St.ve-t.
Trrufnr inor!lni* n f I* n lf N um hrr
T h u w eek the ll'g li Hchotd i* nellvlty going on a \ tho. high
ClutrwHI m ’et atA he Yacht Club
Mr*. J . K Hallman in d daugh S lf of iho Fir«t t) tt»fiwt ChiKli I sponsoring th - fam ous E N o n A rt «»hoot now I* the rehearsal for
a t 10:00 A. M. •
ter. Mr*, t'knrlr* titH fin. nf wlili h w m hold on Monday a ft or- E x h ib it w hich w ill iriehnlo 2(i>l the Ssnlor I’lay. Tho |day I*
The Rose l irclg of the Garden
’V it'shville, It*
Nl! i* are the gur«la on.in at tho home o f Mra. H. J. fapious p.-lintlnp' F u r I1i. pa-t “Tumble Inn” hy f u r l W ebeter
'C h ib Invite* all other circles hi
Rl*rr, 101 Weal NIK, fIJO Pm’mrtTo AM*niio. Mr*. two w eeks I lie .Si-nio r- unit Jiiri- Pierre and A ll»rt laing.
Mr*.
I.
'll
I*
a reciprocity m e tln n a t the Yacht
Mr*. 11. It. 1. -vvi* ton* hotter* to ft nth S licvt, for acvotul day*.
Ni* road a «haut«r frem th»* ie rs.littS e
pisuA'WIl* ■*»rns- ns “ If "Tt/mMe —frm4- —rrtlh
tr.n member, of .he Tuesday Dull L ll^L "
d u b a t lltOOVA. M.
. M m tU h lM I P n .re w -.m f NTH iuU^Lm duifp M r artre-t^hTch f?»• j’ hud l l n i r n r t i- ls . M any student* prove ns iiile.estlng as last year’s
Th* yegular • meeting o f the lu ito C lu h Oh Tueaday aft, n w a j i
a re nrQ l\g l i . g n d i - to those » I m .Junior I’l.ay. So every one m ust
VVVII. nf Gold.lH.ro. N. C . Inioini’MR inorl lit ir mljournod.
A m artian Legion Au*i dar*»-.wttl .MU- .11. Art-* ore*..- Lake. -Mrm-tv>*v
M ra. N ia'a home war tlucnrati■.! - ari* to nttend. The loim is-n n I* phin to keep one of the following
,
.pending the winhe held a t 4 (o'clock with Mr*. \ , n * n . who >. the M e a t.o f her
l.-nth Sti.n-t. " ith »nap drar« in , |i tiiniiif an I - m ill nn,| the p ro--ed * j-o
u il.f’e* non f*»r sumo teal
rntcrJ . E. Ritchie a t her home on tin-s i-, M rs. K . F . llouahoM et »»« U |V|H.r<
4
an In n o >. gu- st a iij 111
rct.-ived
an |
-pu.miny n firrr.m n for their fom . n p fryrhmr n U * n u j i h - t . . /-iss* rirh--wbtr tr- t r r t-ny * t u r n in ' r * in tn n icm i'iih iq r ‘A p H t“ 2 3 ' o r ‘2 1.
Elliott Avenue.
U *2 A b li
* ■** Watto^l fVfare
ludian handirts-hfc^
a*
rh u i
O' "
,4 .,,m tv uPfTTJr-,.ri|h <t th rre 'tlp c:iil«
SATURDAY.
_ _ _
PIi-riMi
conic, you Any Senior will h(. glad to. *ell
Do fnllowiiig: Mr*. I*. C. Moor»i n r the schuol.
'fr.tTn'Thc Ti'TiTfi-H V
welcome,
-if the c tltiral illnr-a of Mia* Mrs. C. W. Reihher. Mr».-J. * V.
Tbo ptanV pupn* of Mis* Marpm. a lit h> 1. The east Inelud
Mr<. Ralph W ight, Mr*. J ti.
j
C om edy
G .urge S tb if/I.y , R. E. G riffin,
g a m Devi* will rive a recital on Ihnson, Mr*, (in irg r Knight nnd Well*' b ro th er
».'(in»un. Mrs. J. ( . Mltcnell, Mrs.
T
h
e
'ffslam
aguiidi
K
la
f
f
I*
w
m
l
M n .g u c rite G a rn e r. J a c k P e te rs.
Saturday afternoon a t .1:5(1 oclock Mrs. llal Wight held high
A . J . W a lk e r and a gue«t, Mr.s.
THURSDAY
TODAY- ■
ing hard <>» Ihe last m inute de Knlldeen lauig. Rose H urt, M ar. 1
a t her atudlo on_ We*t Fir*t among the d u ll n u n liffr And w in
M ary I ’help*.
. •
tail* before Ih s annual goes tu I’m Miller Townsend Tivtu-reon.
presented with
liandke:chl<-f«,
Street.
p re ss. W.- lint.had
w onderful
the uiunl pri'ts* of till- eluh. Mr*.
. M ONDA)\
rooperntiun
frem
the
husliu’5 1
T h r St. A rm -1 Guild will mret Moyd I'a lo o r »a* given an Itulmen in th is tow .1 bnj-k'nir •■■
a t 8 o’clock In the pnrl«h h(iu*n an I lon hJfcde-chief for having high
score among the guests.
unn.inl and a p p r e .la lil ilr - ir supte a wiU fol’ow the bu-lnca*
th e bridge lalde* were placnl ir
p it . W e won't forg et. T h e H laff
A dlacuaalan of Africa will he in the card room which wa* dei-nrateii
The
Fpworth
l.sague
o
f
the
A irprtxlurtlon of tl»c Itattte of
dulged In a t thl* time.
for tho onnslon w .tli, V.ism mot l u f a l j i a r u i l l Do m « i » nn«t In u n i First Methodist C hunli held It*
TUESDAY
monthly Inivinrs* meeting on
h g v h of in M ellun- uu* flower*,
The Social D epartm ent of tho ■(efreshment*. 'r«n«ITing o* an -let t *nigbt untl T h u n d ay Hiirh •*Tht* TurSiUv ex tiling a t the honic of.
Pure lllg h
Drown on
I3tv«Oman's Club will have in uaual and salad oour|c, wvro nerved at ihvlnr lady,** C o r 'n n r fJH fllth i Mis* Ann* Ljw irx
fitut Vitnphiuw* piciuri* lirxim* n Maple Avrmie. P lan , .w e n disQuality Sweet
A r t dge party am2:.".0 o'clock in the tbo (otu-iuaion of the game*.
Those pr>*ent were: Mr*. Nett Ittt> i!av in c a g c n u n t nt the All- ru**ci) for lla- annual bampnt
d o b ta em t with Mm . Freil Will•DU. (’. NV. I1AKKU
\rn«on, ;M k Floyd I’nlmer, Mr*.
which wall be held on M ny 2.,
^R m a bhd Mr*. F. W. B ender a* A. W. Fill* Jr., Mrs K. F- ll"us- Is no T h ’iiltv.
I'himr
'lan
d
the
following
a
f
f
i
r
m
were
lim
p
to
th«*
m
ngriituile
«»f
Ih«:
hoatasse*. Phone rairrvatlon* to tiohier, ill* . t-eRoy Chlllendvn,
**Sanil«li)»n A (V rU inly"
t elected f>r .the ruining year:
uf ''Th e Divm« I llu>sel| M itrhill, president! I.mii*
th * latter.
Mr*. C. L. Henry, ilr*> W aller h. luaiitirm *
X rw lia l* , new drrhNf^ «ml t»<» lin g e rir
Ih a l in rn ijt
Uoh-niun, Mr*. J. I.. H ull, Mrs* Lady," this sequence by no m e a n t' E. Itiettr, vlec-presl.lenl; Mi.*
Ralph Wight. Mrs J,
Bvnsun. ci< niinotes the picture, which deal* I Nellie Williams, secretary; Mow
g r r a lr r eriH ium ) than )«»u*%r In iH cH til fo r nit* nnumir t !««• i i is l
ill* . Gt-orgo Kniglit and Mr*, llal
With n a ta l hut tie* only us In e- | Rt****'*"* *'l*t f*’ Ireaw irer;
Mis*
nf chopping n r * i at (h i* u lore for T h iir* ila y .
W hether >01
Wight.
r.v cly n
I.« lrn firlil. rt»rn*s|H>mIin»r
te n ts in the gic.it lute story
s e c re ta ry ; and M i** A ly * Phurinti ml but ing u r nut we i-*|M-rlalt) w ant )■>.■ t<> » rr Ih e new Marinn
l.sdy llumillon ami l.urd Ns-lsun p rn in g . F r a agent.
Mr*. Edward 8- McCall. uho*r
Miss G riffilb. n* flu- holy iif n.unv
P r im e D r r —c*. ’Ilic y are Ju si I imi In te l) fur w ord*.
A s ia ia l hour w as then «njny-"
m arriage Wa, an rv^nt of la*t
i-lfairs and one splendid, ideal ru- ed w hen M is* Itu lh liiefenh.-.rh
fall, waa complimented w ith. «
Tnnllp
aftil
Every.
•
i. -.anee, ttork.sl -in the picture told, fortun es. Itefn-khmentn werebridge p arty r/ven on Turoday
A buffet ^ ru p ia r was given on kicutiily f. r over n.oie than sis served by the lu otesa, u v is le d I v
U't’tltu’Mlny Bight •
sfubttoon by her aunt. Mr*. II. M. Monday evening lii Mr . I'lj-i-- ii. ujilh- wbdu anullwr six mouths her m other. Mrs. John D rd w n -.tic
*r*a
dc-v.Rfd
lo
preim
ratinnt
for
llumbley, •< her kohttr 22firi_Hhir« ITyrf, .Mr*. Wiljiam liiuiiilry hud
the
fcdlnto In g :
M lsn-s
llo lh
*nt
.
. *•
m : * ” n-.:... ... . —-. -.i. . ... .
the story.
Diefet.baeh N ellie W illia m - , M ar
ford Avenue. A* ruc*t Prise, Mr*. M i : * . Ruth Ml C a n .* at tin- home /inning
The
cinematic
naval
batile*
and
McCall received a sandwich trny nf M r*. B y r d . 4CI M el:, n v ille other Mine* with old-fashioni-d garet G ile s. ItelM-rra C la r k . E v e
Ed en field « nd Ed tvuril M ilAim other prise* wri-rv won by Mr*. A venue, fo r the inem ln'f* of tin- sailing ship* and nieo o'-w ar t».tk lyn
I ’liiln ttic-;* C a * „ | i h o .F ir s t P r c * . plan- along the entire Cal fornia "la-11, G etirge M itchell O l.i.i C r e n
CtM.d M u si.-— (t.M.il T im e
T- C. Bolt a id Mr*. John Mulsrli
byteri »n C h u rch .
coast, fioirt Moitfercy to San Di shaw . C h a rle s C o g h u rn , and 1-iui*
Jr. Mr*. Baft wa* given n hand
A lt e r the sup|H-r, vario u s gam e* ego. latnding M't-n.-s wi-.l- filmed E . R le lle .
made linen l>ag for high M -o ie and in n t e s 'a ’ xvece c i i j i y e j u n til a near Mon',ere), nm| three )iundre<|
New brim* (hat will win
tm ir adsiiraliim in spring
while M n. M d x li wa* pn-wl»t">l lute* hour wh« n the g u est* d e p ar:- iniha south,, the prln.-tpu^ battle
rnhira
In
m alrh
rv try
with a lavcndr^ linen ,
lowrl <d. Those present w ere: Mr». J . P . syrnr* were taken at ili*tani-e-.
cn-.Ilnur.
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ranging
from
fifty
to
one
hundred
fo r r u t prime.
R id g e, M ra. H ugh W l-sh h . I. M r*.
Vi. to II0.
m lr» from »hore.
P u rp le larkipurs. arrauKkJ . i l l Ralph Miller, Mia- U . 1* Peck J r ,
Four »hl|»* were uhed'n4'“ prfneltry*tel baiketa w hidf were adorn- Mra. John Gillnn, Jlr*. V irglnli i n i s ' In the sea rplnulea, and from
"Miaml'H Most I'opuhir llolel”
b / bow* of lavender tulle, wrete c .
McGlomery of Miami eight to lo u itrrn other* fur* dis
.‘tin g l e n w im s w i t h b n l h . $ 2 , $ 2 ..'i0 . ST
plarewl about the P»rty roams. Mt, Kl, Uc<M\ mid the Ml.se* ta n t atmosphere, no action being
Double moms will. Imlh, j:i. ¥1.00. ¥-'•
ahown un the deck* of the latter.
Fireproof-------- European
In.title
way
.the
whole
English
and
^ Javende)^^ and ^ . r l c t t e buiitb, V irg in h Harber,
N. K. Find SI. Near lln.v llisrayne
white color ochrme. The bridge «»«▼ Gll.nn,
In r n rc . Dutton, French flecta were reproduced.
I’opular I’rfred Iteslnurnnt in t'onnetlion
tahlo rover* were of lavender Jin- Sarah W arren E astrrhy, and Mina
Howard.
lavT h # refreshm ent!, al-o in
________
E ast Hide Prlaiar) School
Present* “THE"M ORNING
bottom*, o*aJ*Uid by Mr*, A It.
(•M illY CANTATA’’ at h I’.
IWallace, Mr*. Clarke lo-onaidy,
M , April Mlh. at Junior High
’Mr*. Paul Bigger* and Mots hum
School. Public C ordiall. la titThe ciirles of the* Garden Club
McCnnta.
ed.
7 ho*# present were: Mr*. IM- will all meet a* ludlrntrd in the
roriel
calendar
for
b
rlrf
business
w ard n. McCall, honor guest, Mr*.
A- W. B^ipa, Mra. C. U Park, Mi*. discussion J u s t. prees-dutg the
l
f . . E Roumillst, Mr*. Clarke la-v- Reciprocity meeting lo be given
aardy, Mr*. Paul Bigger*, Mr». A. bv the Rose (hrrle at the Yacht
B. Walace, MVn R. G. Fox. hire. <lub a t II o’clock Friday m orn
Emmet MoCall, Mr*. Lee A. Con ing. Through the courtesy of the
n e r, Mr*. John MeUth. Mrs. John City Manager, m a n , palm* and
ll« u tk J r , Mr*. Edqtund Meuun, o th rr plants have been turned
Ilf* Roland Riud. M m Katlicnn* Over to the rlrrlea In r - their
Dighton, Me*. U nion E. Allen, beautification work.
Ilr*. a y d e llyrd, Mra. E.»F. Urn-.
U n d tr th a direction nf
Mra.
Rt*. W aiter Bach, M ra A. & Mr. H arry Ilerren ,
ganlcp
club
tc ego Ids, Mra. U rknt WlUon, Mr*. tieautlflralton
chairman,
147
i Jadtxon, Mr*. T. G. Bolt, l-alma were act do ahorj streets
A small renort Kptcl In the
Dean WimbUh and M ri early in March. Three Will be
rolling
pine, Uke lection
Torrance.
taken over for subsequent rare
of Southeastern
by tha A talea and M ayfair
|; ( c o o P L n a r e m a r r i e d Ctrrlea.
Tha completion of the planting
A collection , of slrp'l**.
tb eir many friends in Centra) Park l e t o b e ui ‘
ll Is wil!i pride, (and you’U agree whew you’vo seen th* frock.I led*,
and night gown* In
ge lest Strndny taken b f the Uenlral Circle,
that we prewrnt three iwnr numbers br Marian I’rtnca, by fa r thi Uee
trimmed
.F rench
of Mlae Ruby Hurri*. Rosa C url* has it* own project
Completely furnlnhed
most lovely for spring w ear >vl shown.
voile.
Of Mr. and Mra. A. C. well under way.
Ideal
for
northern
lummer
•
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The year books of tha Garddh
I « f Osteen, to Henry M.
They are styled for sport* wear and afternooa or e s along, faohlaned
hotel operator who wonla
o f t h e U te IT. M. Todd Club nra moat attractive, and
of earelleal washable crepe, featu re lovely light shade* a a d a rre m
will ha given out to the mem ■ winter connection In
ber* a t th eir circle meeting*.'
broldrred fancil* In *lik nnd wool.
Florida.
Mra. B- II. Rlgga, W inter Park,
of Jersey
A
For
information
writ#
Klretrlesa model* are favored. Th* lot liar** of the** frock* !• crepe de ehln*
newly re-elected president o f the
state garden clubs, will attend th*
completely captivating, th* atylew are alonalagly sm art, ihe price, •lips, petticoat*,
•^
meeting Friday.
stiana and
remarkably rooaenable. Pies** ask lo see them.
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* V
MIL ANIC TODAY AND THURSDAY
High School Notes
c. n.
Mrs. Lewis Hostess
To Her H r if e Club
LADY*
1
MIL \N E
News I
T rafalg ar'B at tie
Reenacted In Film Kmvorth League Ham
At Milane Theater Meeting: On Tuesday
U1
MILK
THE Y0WELL CO.
SHOPPING NEWS FOR THURSDAY
Mrs. McG’all Honored
With BridffQ. Party
SQUARE
DANCE.
Church Class Knjoys
RuH'et Supper l*arly
'SPECIAL SHOWINC'
Lake Mary (’itsino
HOTEL-LEAMINGTON
hi
Hats You Will
Want To See
MIAMI
bJdel re«7,i..?-iu;th-- nu,h r’ill,>n’ Thrim* Hammond.
t t J S K f f i S S X # S ’WIFaen. Club Circle*
Will Meet On Friday
SPECIAL FRIDAY
AFTERNOON
All Hchool children will he admitted to
’. any show or ride with
HOTEL
FOR LEASE
For Season Of
Johnny J.IJones Exposition
(Show ffroundH near municipal ball park)
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•
at the reduced tdirir.sion fee of
1929—1930
^ j-
I
5c
. Seminole County
------FLORU>A-------
MARION PRINCE
DRESSES
TWO SPECIAL
' VALUES
All shows and rides will be open at 2 p.
m. Friday afternoon and everything will
be a nickel for the children.
SPECIAL FRIDAY
J. W. HOFFMAN
DC
. 210 a i r Build Inn
Si. /ucutttne, Fla.
‘
« / - h y -, -*
cj.
’J .
t.c :
juv.-..\n »* y-,. . .
I ■- , . , X . j ,
Ui-' i P . j
t*W
M(!^
Model*
ara
$2.25
lll-SOA few are R IJ D ; *14.00; 514.00.
• •
f ■
-1—*,V- . i . d t o r * - t ’ “ '
AFTERNOON
e
5c
$1.00
* \
I.-TI •____, •
*
c.
f
�>
a
: j ' 1L
y vrg.n
. '- r frn
* ■1 - ' / nikt , • ‘ ts # V .t
-.-O ycis
i- #• ifwia >
™•x^’^*-*^”"^-" ~- ■
■rrS-<g*v
« h it.
most 1>e centralised. Bond Tro»- ment and th e large em ount of uw, practical budgeting,
l t « b iv . ro il th* n u t * untold finished road w ork. It MW
M V e*
eecg* and auditing In tha soveral
a ado laltleslJ three 'rune In
,v- •>, t|*
f tjP
•d m I o f money; ,<TM* ‘ "offR* unwise to divert any portion of the ties of tho State.
ihe
opeislhg
iv a riu and ode uiopj H n ry -. •: i y ,'■♦»• . „
V » I *J t t r n o r ’ s
M e s s a g e
m y l
og to the 'blue* 1 Tbs Textbook Selection Law
should b abnllshod and th * M ata
In the llx th 'g n d that, ended th*
1
-Csr
t
.
t
o
other
Road
T
reasu
rer
msdO
the
TrwsWv
fo*
,_____Senate and Hour* of Keprawn tall ten or very outstanding bond issue, Aa nel*.
should bo amended so as to provide
-1’
acoilng for the n.lcruoon. llogvro F o r d G i v e s
/-BeMtnd LnftsUHre Aaaeithly of the State of It
for
a
selection
group
of
books
on
U Is tim e to ronaider a
Is, there Is no ee n ln d -a u th o r
was the b a li n g star, geluing
•sch subject, rath e r than an exM illio n th M
4 4 •v. * , - ity In the County o r /th e M ate at beautUVatlon of our fafghi
(Continued Frotu Pag* O n e ), th r ,o hits In four trip* and scjvHtghts-of.W
ay ahould bo
elusive selection ami, allow -for rewhere public obligation* can be
en
■
^yrateu
.’.roughr
ut
'
the
i»g
tv
o
runt.
Kalrltetd
got
two
honor#d by Th* privilege ^ presm tlng In person my mei- ascertained o r the pen pi r find with ic-fereoee not only to prseeut .tiring absoWte
lesli
or undesirable
DETROIT, Apr. 2. — V
state, proseruling* officers mnltl- nefi' blows.
you, th* lawmxkeN of the Stave.7 do so not as a m atter j f assurance th a t tru st funds to din- but future traffic and beautifies tr s t lmo)m.
Henry Ford never fei
plled
and
salaries
incrrssi-d
be
tiun
as
well.
K
/ir.ds
flukes
its
liVl
r'
h
O
ab
•
•
Hanford
it as an earnest solicitation .fo r the most cordial relation U - ch ln re such obligation. are lieCoaservatlon
to the rtsilori Tho readable la Ise
4 0 0i * a 1 U the reaaon tha Rev. d. C. Wlddl-*
The (Tama lo w must It* amended yond the bounds of rrafeitt. Our Spejssee. ss
f.Ote F.xecutiro and the Legislative brenrhea of our Government, ln(; maintained.
tra reler’a front yard and-largely
circuit Judges w ithin four years Hchlrnftl, c
t'u rrh ssin g Department
4 0 tl 7 3 o field rector f fits .l*aul*x i!
with
a
view
alw
ays
In
conserving
re comrade* In a common cause, sharing the greatest respondA)| purchase* of th? Slate, rn- rcflervs the x b a ra rte r oy a people. the gstne, and at the sam e tln f lr e . multiplied from HU to 40. This Peter*, lb ......t X 0 1 K 1 0 pul Churvh In which Mr. a n j
Agrieultoro
/ and a t once the largest opportunity th a t rv er came Vo th e lead- rept those of a minor nature,
csK-.dltpin should • engage oUr a t
4 1) 1 0 U 0 Ford were married, has th*
Ag iciihure, and I ose the word moving arb itra ry ami unreasonable tention.
1 rectm m rnd the Im
i of W S tate. We era railed upon et a tim e when 'dm S tate la on should I s rtn lrallso d In nnr IVs 0 l 1 0 1) numla-r cme-mllllOB
in
Its
l-roodest
sense,
Is
th
e
b
sev
regulations
w
ith,a
fair
adjustm
ent
m
ediate
appointm
ent
of
A
com
porlment.
YVc
thus
substitute
W, Y^'ldy next foundations under our eeonotple, political and moral
industry o f Florida. Tho prosperity of license fees. I would suggest mission of five, composed of the Mayrs, p ........ a 0 1 0 a 0 Fonl.
espert
srrv
lre
fa
r
Indiscriminate
tmV, thug preparing the wey fo r a progress th a t ta ptrm anent.
of th r Ktxte will Isr meaured to a
Fields, Hb
At a church dinner P*rtjr
a 0 0 4 0 1
and Irresponsible buylnir, secure large extant by the prosperity of closing the Augurk hunting season chief justice- |>f th* - supreme
Airhlghty God give ua wisdom to see th e w ay . and unflinching lowrr prtres by lam er quantity
la k e , -b ...—- . 5 0 Q 0 3 0 short time ago, Fprd wm»y
agricultural endehvor. Hound reon anti make the open season fe r court, president' of the bar as.
ra g s u> do our duty.
pulrhasrs, centralize thn point of may forbids th at we r r tr r a t In uuc hunting deer and turkey concurr soclatlon, president o( une of our W aters, e f ___ 3 • 0 0 0 t) guest ,.f honur, during th*
of tin- conversation) leaned u s e r - ,
rontact between the bid d er-an d
ent. Ilrrrdlng grounds must be ex universities, nne outstanding busi
and Taxation the Upperlu Itcv. Width Held aad 'ttm ll* !.
th a t policy, h u t patriotism and the Slate, fix responsibility for aid to this edterprise. Experiment tended anil proasatlon of game ness men and one Uf t a r clrruit Tct-tl*
4
0
2A
4
21
t
l
Problems
., !
work should be eatried nn to n
* h • a • drntlally whispered: *
'*
I
nosl problem la fi- common hrmn-.y demand th a t the dotrm inlnir price, establish sta n l-rg cr degree- Extension work em and fish fostered in the most e f elerks, roquesllng to linpartlally Orlando
Tha tipprS-mo
rm listrlct th e state In keeping P. Yochtrm, K
*'We arc building the rollflrtithf
3 0 0 t 0 0
i bnd taxation. Every endenv. una.cescary ifd; I am awaro nf dard specifications, and assure all phasised and g reater safcgusitU fective manner. I Invite your with
|V
ssent
requirem
ents,
and
disermnts,
4 1 7 n 1 u Model A e ar toroorowf*.'■ . - . J. t I
...
jd f'tH e State) w hither In bo- Ihw fact th*t U -preeenta-w drik- (Ymaervalln* And .JH rerilon' Of pruvidaik.NiuinaW pUsl.aad jsn'm al thought to the must practical cum- report th eir findings hack to this Ire r. rr
F. Toeh um, 31 - 1 0 1 0 a it / "I I have them srpd It Xroun* to " ' 1
m in sense
ami
burlness-like session in tim e for action.
r'
rduof. inn, the public caty and -difficult question and lit venue Into l*roper Chasnel* pests and diseases.
Tho greatest problem In rnn- method of conserving this great
0 you whrn It Is flnlthad, n* added.
ervntlnn or our natur- tails fur rare courage and p a __ Uut-we m ust gu further to
An adjustm ent o f fees and Roger*, ss . ... . 4 t 3 i i
___ __________ ■ __ oGoggans, lb . 4 1 0 l l 0 V
';i**ddrrea, - n r governmental triotism on y n n r iw rti 1but *A » Is- llevc our present-.rm luirrarsm cnt. ketlng. More altontiww mwst -no
IcItatinrT. oilr whole economic sues should lie piel as the Jutlg » The nest step I, « n f r ttf r ''f f i ( i- ' given to th r Home Market. Wo a re
’ F o re v in e R e-foratrm tion—hwe
. a 0 tr 1 0 (1
ton said, and m -nrds and reports
HiUgea upon a sene /L e n t •nett th eir lfc-ue*~~nn the bench. 1 ment end rails for ymir most in.portlng approximately Th per
tecum mend the imnudlnli- a p thoughtful consideration. It In rent of what we runsume while long neglected. We are rapidly shuuld be re<|ulrrd reviewing auth- Hplers. c ........ . 3 0 0 tt '1 0 FOR RALE or T rad e-B e* u tifu l „ ,
financial policy.
bouse on hriglrjt. Apply', 1M1 . , .
-'A b n o rm a l conditions resulting pointment of a rnmmisslnn of volves n c h jn u r In our flsrsl pol much of our produce Is rolling depleting what lias been and is yet c rlty provldetl th a t would put a l.angstoti. p t It It tl a 0 0
brake on the number of employes IVarson, rf
. 1 0 1 0 0 0 French A w .
.. ..
,4 ,
ym th> boom left th eir mark on five, composed of vhe Thief Ju s. icy and M-eks to p ito t cerlsln in the fields not far from the place the .Stale's greatest money pro
of our revenues where most need of eitHumi’tlon. Tho facilities at ducer. WHftoul adequate effort lo and the am ount of th eir compen
bile' da well as prlrav i life to •Ire of tho ftupreme Tout I, I’rea- ed. I therefore respect fully etajj- our
M arketing
Commissioner rrplenlsh It. It would not ho ainlai sation, securing Justice to state Totals
itbnl
of
tbe
lia
r
Association,
0
no 4 It 27 T
th an ra te n t ax to endanger
and officer.
rest th r ndvisnl illty of Impound should be enlarged wllh the defin
Ry Innings:
r financial security. For this President of one of our universi ing the gnaollno tax now re ite purpose of b.fnging our local to employ a reasonable severance
A menace from »*i economic
an outstanding
Inislmss*
OdO 000 000—0
hfcmo no olio. It i* n logical ties,
pns«lu, era anil cunsqniers together. tax to this purpose.
and political standpoint was seen Hanford
nne of our
clrruit turned to the counties anil that A definite program will lie sug*'
I-so And I s s U u s u s s
»«W 001 00k—I
by the O ilcf Executive It* the Urlando
omo of the spirit nf the time, .uan, and
pah| In the schools, th a t portion
Florida must make n o au n cm lrr multiplication hf boards and enm
Is the best healing agent foe i
tfte. resu lts are with us. YYV clerks requested to ImpalVlally of the nulnmol Hr llren*e tax not gested.
erd lstrltl the. S la t- In
keeping used -by Ih? Road IV psrtm ent,
to nnr compromise with thernlm es missions w ith t» w n s usually
and lung croubles. All cxmghs
Storage Warehouses
ouraitves In n time of pearn
In throat or Chest. Thai's why
with present requirements and re personal lax nn automobiles, a
The Law providing for storage of conX<(tue^ authority. Agrttcles granted. Tire adm inistration of
tamed w ith woriime equlpyield at oner to
port thvfr findings back to “ 'J* ^reasonable lax on motor busses, w airhousi -1 should lie nine rule, I so to eitslillsh legul proof of crime state affairs Incomes deecntral/■ ment. Wo have made advances nn
cession In time for a rt Ion.
into a rommun fund to I* admin- as to authorise cu-opsrstlon be dm! enforce the law should l«- Ited. SupervIslTv control Is lis t
mrrry front
(ltwo per c-n t in
J(>fcn D(r() mnd y n n k
o(
An adjustm ent uf fe-s and com- tstrioil by the fitat* Treai-uror as tween the S late and individuals o r strengthened and nut weakened. under this system. acroH ing to
‘ .'public
Improvements in
ten pencdlbui of t'uunty o fflrrrs is In trustee for the re llrrm tn i of rns*l jrgnnisations, T h e'p -rsen t law Is
Florida should .build ou yeimnm-nt
I S y ears), hut a t a roai th a t must order, A romllllon which places in Inutile anti school lxinni uMljja- Itnptnrlirnl-la but seeks relief nec
1 M nnV 'of*"mtr bo*rd. consider N « r Vnrk City « « " “ " * £ *
■allien and hut risk her future on
Ind.-pvltdent
enter- . Congregational Dromatlc C lubfm
, lie paid. O i|r ex|<endlturrs havi- a tingle rnunl) office in the name thins.
Iir'th ls program three essary (n our sgrirullural w eifnrr. a game nf chance of a program ok thcm selve.
dtoroge
svnehouee*
nnr
essential
crises and lose sight of the pub- the presentation or The YVoman•grseded
nur receipts
In an of ci mprnvatlpn as much as '-dial things must be. taken ra rr »f.
legalised gainldlng.
litiiilnrsii hr u tt to l t. ^ O u r It**
Apr. M mnd ** at
alarm ing degree,—approximately of the in tlr - Supreme Court or First. tbe present revenue of the lo a sound'm arksting system.
Conclusion
Green Fruit I s *
lonatltuMon nev.kr contemplated ' the Junior High School Auditoflum
; f* o ami une-half million tlnllars th a t <>f the novel nur and his Tali- Hoad Deportment must be kept
I am a v o ir that th is message that nnv departm ent should an- J |r . Rlrd a n j Mr. Rye tm vr l*en
Vigo ius steps must,tm taken to
j j f A r the year I02K. While the StnW inrt Is It.vdrrnblr. Itvcurd* juhJ Inter!. Second, cqult,.' niu»l In- plates'! the r ’tiu s indust
istry against prvscntts a di I n nil program , but sum* absolute, control of revenge .pending the w inter In Florida dodone lire several eoUMleA, Tliirtl,
: ad authl' , is fre i from bonds.
Irj .1
CrtVn Frol* i, | have faith lij
its p iartlrn l sigyifi nrlsing f r s n nay special levv or ln([ d n m a tie ' nm rhlnr. and a tl ports should lie m i d i i i ) and a the State run assume no ulll- the viols tern of tha flroen
a« r foolish ■to'" Ignore tho fact rrvlinrlng
tcu»: you ns saff-guardt fee*, hut th at sll nmneys
|H uvlde-l ■ration except to adm inister the l-itv. This hut ro«t the Staid m
niunrys ">"'uld
should rJlM
authority
hMl. ,|i r « t « l plays ini
, t b i t countie* and municipalities that would tiut a brake »n tbe fu n d ,’ thus ImpmintM. It is be- I the past season mlllops of dollaro.
” against error.- I know It la sub- I# held hy th*- T reasurer and towns throughout th*
United
| a re 1'loaded to Ui* utterm ost while tiurhlicr of employees and tbe llevvd the*,., tmlnts ran l>c safe- , rite men who thun ssrrlflcc the in m uted only in a spirit of unselllsli dishursrd on npproprialk'na made
C
tax es have reachnl the danger amount uf Ih str compensallon. giinrdril. The pirn, of . nUCSe, ‘ dost ry should be subji-ytiil tn stren- atul r ■instructive service.
hv law and upon order of the | Htates.
unos measures, even to the extent
I'receding the play. “The Wntoolnl. There Is a deadline In cost keruring justice W State and o f will l*e sib le c t.to ohjectlon. Any -it having their places nf business
txdnl.
We m ust wmk out s plan t j Comptroller re-unU-velgned by the m anlrss Wedding” whlrh Is said
G-ventor.
of
governm ent which.
when ficer.
program wfl| b*. I n«k you, how. n’jidorkrd if necessary and treated mii-t the necessities of the hour ns
Law and lawr|r*»n*»x eonrludril tn have om- o f the pio.l tsjpular
e v ri tmto c*-a«lder It III the spirit as nut laws.
rtnch.-d by tbe
tie taxing
taxli.ig powers,
well ate tbe ri.|u ltem en ts of Flail- Gf vertmr C arlton's message. On numbers that' has ap|H-atrd In roHoards and Commissions
I
ii..
rtlc c If
m arke 1 tho decllfie . nr ii HlateN
Isdustrisl Development
i.fil o f ' fln'liOg somethlag
Id a's new d ay'w hich Is as. hand—a this he salill "H orW a must make re a l -Jrests, AUwitV-J.-lUUev, luttv*.
Sotnclhahi.
VtwkMUiul.vUuieliipmenl m ust- be ->)■■■
) ro x irs . -Ihal-iwili rod ore--jpt
prosperity. In sp'.'. .• of high taxesr , om1n!rS nr! , wllhn m.«.',- , t
epr-owtre
„ f hosts** fer the evening,
■d hlifji
ni ttinriv
ra
, , ,
.
t <»I
ii.iiun*
* ita tba*. tf fo c tttr'g e d . Thjs I. „ counlerpa.t l h l . u „
high til
that
many linvi*
linve rc
re in
ta rd
tl
allow
M.,. HU lietu-e
and and
urunl vl Is a menace from an Die finunclsl Integrity cf nqr i» mil Hffrirulliirni etui* Mvur, n .
. . . • . , lo . if wv stlnw J with the ervemti*. of C *>«til»le,|
to p a /, Imnd ddnultn are immln- •ronomle and political stand|Hii|it.
l.ohl sway, nr t! authority.
.
Ageneie* In r*labli*h ; ^ . e n i * several rkc'.che* with
tundshlng a borne market Tor ...ir '
‘nterorla tn I,
enp In towns districts nml coutt. The miniInlstrutbm id Hints nf- S late Is '•> be iircirrved -ml jus- 11tnduio a till f ml tlo) t>l«-syt jt i f . lix I" J* *£_
fig a■ first.
I bet thing
___N nr ,I egal p,.mf ,,f i r tne and '" '" r f * ' f t g l e emlirntw.
tin -'d o n e our taxpayer-. ■
g ^ L t-U e a -throuK.hu,•— tho H lu L „ ‘-'Un fplnrlm cnm es d ’eentm lti-d. an.
^
r>„ |nc|ud4tl
■ftor."“f- JuggeiT the w silont of r * 7 | w e suerta-u by pxrlisan strife >TFe law should la- .U englhrqgd
Ta< calTcerttlttwise," snmenne says. In release pervlsory eoi.'Tol Is lust. The
Our (Inam lal sftucture is m> Utrving ! 'i |„ tuxes for * period o f. or sectional alignment. Thank Gml ami not wrakenwl. FI ridn slmuld
W elding r'fusls, 11, |. IVStfr.
build,
on
|>*-rn>nhenl
values
and
llot
this Information. Hal it lv folly liourds conslil, r themselves Ind • stronger than mir method, of col re a r- pew enterprises nut coming ; Ibise lilies have bist their |i l u v l ?
ri*k her future on a game i f John 11- Root. Sidney Y’irhlen, IV.
to dodge fa rts which will ulll- C'lwlent e n lrr|ttia ts
lose lection. tie r system must I a i m - in coui|Hititlan wilt, ln d u .llira .n l-1the geography uf tiren ler FL-rid*, chans,- or a program of legalitrd II. iSingstun and Kri-il Belly.
nlifii-,1
aad
the
vc-snltv
lambc»*r>
I.r.ly
Inrated.
O
ther
slates
in
the
im
lM
duah
and
yul.lir
,I[lrer-i
maUiy force '.!i:lr attention.
sight of the public buslnrss us u
The Y'aniji. Dewey f a r te r . * _
, w orthy,of the .......... all Florida i. gsm bllag."
L . (lur Financial Task
whole Many of our lam id- and Inin. To this end. it-turr.s should Nmth are doing tide now. .
The Jilted Snei-tlu-an. Harry
t
nude
rbhtpnlsdryRial
tape
Tho pap betwren jiy v lp ts and rernmitsinns m e resjam-lble to
- n ... i-i.?!!
. , . _ |o,u r* r ;h e r .counties
lliurolnn.
.
*
•
cnlture,
, .. and cilles,
,, . , la-r,
-w i-*rntlnl
t—rm 'n l In
to nt, vnltil
Vg -nim
tre, Inductry
im u n rv and
anu labor
lanor f- ...... vnlitl ns* -'*expenditures must be closed; Oil I themselves alone ami have g r ut- new
...........................'. .lioToriy.c,
ftatlj and
Did Mali! Aunt, Mr. Y'irhlen.
ro t .houltl be ib ne uwiiv with '
r " hand In hand. Our aim rntlit |
* .[1
1
iirr-et
obligations niusl hr discharged; e r pow ci« in the oeiwndlture of
Aunt Jem im a. Edwin Randall.
be levy should be held vnlitl if u •" I’M-mate the wilface of ou farx-sts. The well a le of every till.our financial Int g rity inus{ be pitblb- tu rd s W - fluvertwr an l Tl t
.......,
c. It It |n „„ fixed lime; -vt rk» t - of „ll clss.es. We must j**vli. Ids hnpplne*ss o r'so rro w , site
Mother, Itert Munson.
nit
prvservrd: a sound floral stru t- I.., Cabinet.
tllilti-n -nt> cost |ti sd) itiring wfi'iriitiiil ih«*ir l»r«1(h «n*l huM j* rr h nr fuHurt*, U * urr* . WV tirr
Twin Girl, I . R. Ilndgins.
tur* m ust la* rv. iblishnt; o u t tax
Our d'oastltlltloi) provide* fol us well :* fee- in leak tup ides fn m ltvluftili>| Ii »7j' ii | a an*J him* nni* |MK)fili** nfir In Imjir, nnr hi
Twin Hoy. Edwin lien ter.
burdup must In- adjusted; and nn Executive la luulmi at - --mi*., * ,to)')til Vs •• ndjirv.'plTi '.♦‘in tk»* ;« a h**1 lh r i !inp -.tvhiii mnny In* |uir)>« *r, im» in tin.finy. and -/ hull
Will 11. Munson;
••
Thr- R minolr
High Sehiml
with tin- Inlclllnrnl I a d -n lu p posed nf the Governor had rix ail . I.... Ll Mio^.h'iHt m-d wIt bin uhiri- InMrifjx *h<miIi J rnrry in nn
Inn Ul fur the future in th r i*j irit of
Gossip’s fluilll, Otlo Sommersf
*
i
*
*
h
K
i
*n
|hi*
U'lrrkfiKji*
*nf
in
i
n
r*
t-iiM-bail
team
was
vvblleua.bcd
mlnistri.t
Ivf*
>f
f
r
»
,
wle>
foim
ti
tax
m-n
t
tin
I-,ent'oinvl
un-l
McCauley:
and iw tiiollc eo-o|wra|ion evi
cliiehi.
s.i 1 t s j tv*11 n* nf mrtriiinrryv T hr wrll
“W'hiM) n**nr wn* for tin* |)*rty by th-- Orlando Tigers yeg.rnlay
dent hi this I.egit-la', .lie' I know ■vtrloua lion ids. and in whom aro tbe piocnluie made
Ilridrrpiuids,
W aller -Itoulh.
hr Mir nf ih** S tnlr id inrnpiirrtl My
nflernoanin
a
liard-fnugbt
game
vested
the
udmlnlsttnllon
<(
thepnxeihlr
to
thre'nd
Ihnl
o
valid
Hut uU wi'M' U l I hr
that these “ihltigs ran !«• d o n r.
th r ut'II h *ln$f nfs th r itvrniyr man.
David Y’an N r-'n>.llii(i« Y'inin-t.
w as nentr tax deed hmiM be e.-rfam at
Hoi
per
,Sh
piirnl
Athletic
Fiel,j
Whrn fh r rich iryin hrlinsi the*
nhd Florida's ,da ,
'
I*‘»• h| l(iiU*'i
mpkilisl Moil" any 11, poll
would tm (lllnb- tin- <•illeetlon
In YVinter I’utk I Si- score ta-ing I Kred Bender and Donald Norton.
On,* nf iht* hijr fucturn in uifiljwjur
In the front innks of this ndvanc nun! shoiild assume absolute n-n ol ItiH-rsotuil
S|uinl»h Dunier, Altiert Norton.
p ip iity i ix iiti auto- ulll! • ^ fmitthi n t f g 4 WV Hitvt*
to u. la u g stim held the local
Atul
th**
|*
n
r
mi»n
hr1|K*J
th
r
ln« nation.
.
t
Baby. Henry Oirklnson.
till of III ii vinur nri»iri|t fiuni f
It* ««<|iiii•• llil- |ni>m«Ht i *i i *»i ntir ruiiinillurnl i*nl(*r|irii*p
leant tn four m eady hl'-M and was
Must Work Along Many Lines any special l*'Vy
iimAt"*
levy or
**ut lli-ii „p
ifimtlliuii !*• tin* U^udnu* *>f iit* r nti“1tii*» fi * r«l In th r w ill
Minister. Henry Scliuimo lo r.
xivrn
fitio
support.
Wo tmts( to', hope I-- in-romp- .til money,, should be held by tile „(( HrrnSe
To
Ihi, i*ml* it h u tiiifr tit .(infiiip in tr
Nurse, John J. Jours.
lit riivi* ^ IgK
1
Tt* Ihlv
Havre, Sanford's nmund in .
IIAYTONA
UKAI'll $IfiU,oiNi
llsh this hy any one n-t. »r any Treayure1/* and disbursed on *M* Yi’fiutil IM* *\y»M C«t l»v** hwDhhi* f hri umhfrnt t-» s*i h*Ki* nn<l mr.i*
Ring ib-arer, Charles Trefry.
pitched
well,
bolding
the
state
l> liiiliifnl ihrijj if rnnrKil In* htiml|n I rm iilriicr will hr hullt hrn* x«Hin.
single Jtoliry, hat by stmt-.' i'-ip- prpprli Ilona inmle by law nn*! ] t/jVa* Dcimim- tnjft*
Kletwe.c Girl., Dr. YV. T. Langley.
champions
tn
right
hiv*
buj
four
f the Cnmplridlr llr | jix n lU iliir Vkiiii III** it* I hy tin* iiiilivhliitif KruMpt. It u«»uh|
slstcnt, ru-onlimiteii m l Inn along II |Nit1 n n h 'l
YVnlillng Soloist, Henry W itte J r
riiof. nf Itcfttiniu «* |»ri*<illv H'lluri'l. A« hr ui*«* l*» » »iwh|V*i it ronmiifpifiit
WINTER GARDEN - 12 fo.it cyrois iniitriliuteit to h i. downfall'
Iv Ihi*
many links lo a d.-rmltc punm* .
Bride, Mr. Jacobs, principal of
Hi
r
, j* n^nitvr i.f fn*t, Du* |4*rr«iittil
• .n**hr :i *I inly nf nur <*niirr r 4U* aerial quirking nigli puinlV-,1 on l*;trr«. Miller, E ill-n field nh-l
( I ) Economy In pilblie e x p 'a d i-| O u r f»n»rO*v
.Ih ful mini: mit Ihi* lu x IIlk! *•»"*■* |ini|H ll}'
| :kv mi iii»!nm«l»ih t j ilK tlirr thill th r inrtumhllr^ ill lop of Ibiuml. Garage,
lla y e . were th e only* local players
. til re, .rritb Ini’ itif—-like organixu j with Uni ii tmill iif nf i m i‘i|*U 1
iliimiiii 11»> i llfinliijniii) iiful Mu* I* "hi* ■ni*Mir nf thij SI a I,. In* hrmiir-tt
tlop - and 'supervision in P"V-1 ■mlfv l i i n i t i i f M ' i i lf»i* f | m h I 4*i'itAt*
im w d
m rm iiincly. i . f *m f u Ily-i i h hr- tit rm t fun *1
M O T O R S
P R O D U C T 4 i,
CHRYSLER
• r n i n i r m l grttviiu >
lllk* INIRI'I.
IIlfhr- !*»,.
«'-.«!Ui t* ll n
.tut ii*i)i: t iii>! i’um#»finh<« 9m «*i*r
HSo
ifSk ConM-nniiua «>T m ir r v tgi
K\«*rv I{«•!)! ll
nf
l/tiltimUxInil t «•«*( nf *»nili’iiii it.
A i iihft'li!ii IvSrrftnti, rnnimmn* ('nmMiifxiun.
nue find its direction in lb.- |irii|tcr whmiht I>4) iilnhnN il t n ihi l ‘*ili "MUKil i'no n»|m* n i, hi»v»#'V* *, uniihl, hlnritlfiV ftilui'f, rmt only fpun itn
t n H , w i t h I Ilf lu i.il nf M il Ii Ur* nf * uil^d*. hr I i 1' • il> In in
-fi*'
<£lh ultllfill Ik| 1*
un inil.*#channel.
(,1| Alt «*piitable dit-lrilnitiot fsciittilfiil I nhiiiijjr nffiti* ul 11»' »ufu;«!i h Ih b n uh*
;»n1 «fiiiMl|nin1. ih|H nili in n
•? *'J» I l^niihl hr Ini. u In t-**h L r^n rRU nl on |hin rrllrf.
*
J .I nf uuV lax bin ib-i with a tullei-. Hill u f L*ir (liiv i,r i i t i r ( —^Ln ft 'in
»l •*x* **|»t h * t* u 'ir iVMnnuent laxm
nn*l
h«m<iti< n Of T hr l*Srri;lii(lr«
lion gyetem limp ty..viint-lc m op- i*yn !*huUi | In*
tm uj
rniitli* h)
Hri'lhm'ftVri nf the Kvrrv(fi4f*i
. c t i ‘ »P anil c ■Isa-si of it-uU s.'. oiul in njiRniir l*Mn4lili»1i.iii*il i'«itii* him!* * m »iiI fur'tnvi-K
♦ Hit* h
Wi* ithuuhl |h* n*
«l*'VtlrjHi| intn n lu t nin*) n*
H I -Kaf'.-pmuil Itgalnri Unreas. i n : » ^ u r . U v.u i'» |u i 'l *in » * n i l «»
Jo rr*, \
i«|f|ii n|irlulr | *i **■ ,ilur*‘, J Hill t*H «i SliiU* |itnhh m with Ini'
nimble debts and obligations in ifrHnti* f ro m iruh'in iuli*ni iHiilubci * vnli* ni** iin* Until fm **H **ui- 1*i't* i t (inveinnunt if:vinjf ftpim*
. thu fplnre.
hi|t|iini: n c liv itirn i ml hnjn* It* tlnniUnK l*U'*^ mill |»nivhlr fni l -• "f ru-nju ifU»nt, • IimI will injure
Those things will lift mir gov r n iiilU .il hURhi'"n I’fflritW V t ii *^ jl* mum* *»f Ivy ul iliiil*.
ihe i .
uf thin |m tjm u
1m
IV nfrrlh’ii \«»iii*l in lin e
‘ |un|H*r rvnv In view of the*#
i H'niSnl frntn I mam ini dl-tl> * Hum Unlive J.m ho)it y
frTitiUlirt
)]»ui
I
t
i
r
t
f
r
r
i
t
r
f
■
■
■
■
---a
t
urmilii
.
in
well
U
and bustrn by > at* ibe u»uaT
W r tlmuhl r*M r. .-Uhl th r MUlh* l l i r y m I»rrftrfi| hn.r *1 m
inili*l%
ni lhi* nn ti \tlntiii
pr..>if* i it y nf nur Sta' -.
t h r |iinft|r i.Y U lilh ly
ImM
3u
i *siy 11* in
liDIt vtiiiuU* nn«l ili*- - a l l n- m*V be cotixlltuteit to n j.
T eiti
■
l-lrmiaiuy
ll h lp I jli ilrfl I I v i ** tt ith ' H* ••'■o Micii II I in- and condition. .-<
'
J
{mm* mfmmfffsfi/)
Et Manny in jglbltc i '-|« ndituii iiiiillliin.i'y
t'o iig 'i.- may c lg b ll.h a nd fullyHmiU' i f
r
th fiiirlmi ut
i*i!ii'c|jil
»|1|!ml
intlr.
*
i
’ll
*
1,
hy
is fujtadurm-ntlll. t'nne, ■--aiy ex- fchnuhl l v r*m**.iUJnliHl uiul im-ihj llim linr Ih r I miY I iirli hlr«iiir** ■'• <i|Hiat v.i|Ii Ih,- F rd cisl Ii tv|teuses must, I f vUnlimited. \\
I hiv u w n i - r 't l e t t e r — a n ti th o u s a n d * o f o t h e r s
rc'iiviUr^
iiMiK^iiiHl^f
"fhi* In j| r n n iithlr fini|4UIi*>u <f th r '• u iio n , in esriy 'llg nut tiili, pro„
ImvefI-** • ii o ’lac jd - llm Vth *d (sUiiir ii ml h’l i h WnU'i l ‘i Ii Ih* n--i**-i»i,| vntllflliolV nml lii'M I** i grain.
e q u a ll y e n t h u s i a s t i c —e x p la i n w h jr m o r e t h i n
III
ibe
iiilininUliuUoii
of
the
th e jiulib dollar' mm fm i.n u n | iirfiiiilit. t|»h Sh*'M Vi*i%
*1' (Il iHi' ja | itiier i!rii* i nf r%t*r^^**inu
l HMKIl) m o to ris ts have b o u g h t th e n e w llq ick after
Inal t|itlh ' <*taiissmicLi i ,.t tuiit V* j_u"
>«*■III
itl mill
M il lh l
r« ‘n - h i
WU|I u f the
|»n>*i iyt it 4*inrMlinn Druliiigv I'lag' j h tin iwnph- in
lac area riouild be to
oc.GiQ.kmlxirol th#
a n d g c u io g t h ^ f s c t s i
big * v ii it f v T T ^ * ^ T r f rin w * HM M rrrn f— tsv
♦n*
11 T > f
" —— ~ r r r m f f r .T f m n hy i
Wit**»t*h |,
einplmmee
ilU . |.M»ro. 1 n 4 „ lh
'
a i.tl
Ikrive g -llu ic k l C o m p are it - w u h a n y o th e r c a r l ---O ur hcnUiuf Inr * n*« I n rrulx
i'»
. tltrildb elbl b eaa.*- of their .fit- •Id I h r H'»ih n f 1‘i l h l T*
I-i ii --a she Istanl or l y tile estao
T h e n y o u 'll kno -v w hy it is th e a u to m o b ile fo r / • « /
n sx (Th- the ta e l to which they I n 111r • ul | h r l l r r l l l i U* r‘« l f m* h i 1 iisp* I'lii-i !*,* ua»irtiM*«l in* frir- lishuo.it on an Interm ediary
aro tXSlbil. .Then i- a Jrnip di . iiiitJ I1'1» l I *o.mii|«> im« imiifil 1m* uHh i{tt*u*.i*r |»r*'i«*',lhi i i*» th** IHim-I thsl will give the |H-t-ple tiie
1IIJK.K M O T O R C O M P A N Y , F L IN T . M IC H .
I ‘m m 1in»g - I jiimJ i{i-|Ni: |1ni •* tttl*l ?! i»* lihnhli'l ■
» ll- ei-n tacf'to-whlrh they n.v vm hlrti
ttnUlpn helwevn s,|eU -l»H roll iit-4iliiitikit«*«l.
|r» till o f i t t n n i n y
r i f i i iiii' V VWH. |.,ii|UA |n n(M nil*’ vhliUhi i»»
I h d i h s • / ri.a rra / AlsSsrt O
Eduralitei
ami ii iNt/roll. Many eviutmul ■ .«!« xiVII. i »ui t a t i m h i m « f i f i i n i u I n .ill.( tn ii tni»"nnMe in irrn iVliiMps
no
branch
of
the
S
tate’s
an- ord'x vmplnyol h) y'eur |o e
O U n n he proud m , j(
In aJdition in its M U
iiim l lintthl h imulv ” Iin H r :»n<l |H|7«« nf the tn|*ilal i i u d uu*i nur* f-vvlopnient is in g reater dial res*
. .
.vat ad m in h 'rotien ami, you en'i n n r l u iih ii a I’i) iiiouili.thr )
.- xi'.lv,
pin-.
iftr hroJv , h»< , r rngu)e
t-1-lt our St'iidl system, the first
Kafi I) il -list'd on a uv log J'f at llu*inrww %|'ltim!« In
No on, -boob I I •• .’'. l i l t 'd a* ■I Ifh-iilly In-ing that of finance,
rt HfHlil
Chrrvh-r Rlututx tar in .
j a ' t1 arid
a t'J axlrv -- i'lyniouth
too t U I...If million il ilj.1 • I” c
It t *• HI U l*.« |f U"‘ • '*• 11 *«t a -lockl-oldcr oa| w uttb k l. d-'d-l* Hith wlt-siU
the low CM-pnced h rIJ: f j , ^
foirrsl to i lose
n )givcx)nulli <-1 „n cnntml
I ti|
l«»*i»u * as.,-.-on nl. Tbe examining forct li.touglinul ibe M ate It I* ho|H-il
year In the admiaUlrnllutt ol -tie* inif nf Inn iim t
—proud, lox gii-c t)ic
and the pri'ttxiatn uf
| *
l
aI u Ii I iI h r «mp1n>rtl ill -boat,| le In -te.o ci ami r ir n le r
lant the nliirndmrnl nf our la -n
M ate’s a(f» lf'- \ 'e
C h ry sler J'n/Uiiw u ra th e rPiynii luth it a ftdl-tht car, not
- n taxation a 11 fum i-h n-lief in
tla- way now. but I’mita m- Utivi *rnmnil. A tiiMth fu. imlfn1m it I i-ivi -ion ’’Oiiinnii- il.
Ili(hw s) .
p ro o f in trrn al-rx p 4 n il)R R
I rhiitifTtifr — h vom'ortalde
•Is le.pis t. It is ccilain that out
rbeiges' fivrd by law which •«* •*•- •(V**tri4 «*f lix n iih it rtfI »nt**uit
i hip in tin- li.... I Dsp-iil- n bm>1 s y ,tn n must go on. and it
luur-w hrrl h) Jr.ulu, hrake*. j
ra r in xvhlih you anil y o u r
■iiiiiiStiv-' bm in n n n rli nnd’ wblill mir, itr luilinr' m l im n ih h i’K, lj. Mi-nd—
nl
J.mtltl
be
lie
il
i
lid
to
the
ih«nhl hr i •liil lii hr*f tfiT**!»Fh»»Yii
l' U m atter "f great eiuU iria.sfimil) anJ frirnd» i uu rrU x to
no iiudy* t voiumlssiiin can 'Im ei;-1P«*r reasons' id ts.ih p rid a l
Inn-,
pi
will
b
it
is
ci’inmitled.
an.I
..ten,
that
ally
l
ay
or
girl
ln
the
Un* Smli'i uiih an iaihI&i i» x v*
the lutlevl, m-icoJ of Icctuig
an* purse, Plynu-ulh'htvvdx)' ( J
. . As an IHiUtlraDmt. * ' buv-' It ttt llir.t ivoidtl insure r l I- -1 i tbe Ituail ifepsitm cnl should Is- P late shiiild to ib-rdid an eight
■-tlite-- S|a-rlal n-ei-tnnt AMmncy on numml Gullit ol Ibe ififfennl k» it In s fiem the teniptstm n of inoiiths' term will, teachers plopcrow tied end cranipc J ;
tinm investment in th r fwUl•( J
(tMiiJtr ( i f J i f t i f W Sees of
lit lu-sut., dinw lpg rl-^MM' |H-t eiilidili loo ..f the d ia ls. Ibe |«il lleal lulluotire..Thu law should vtiv 11aimd ami fairly paid.
kinrvt.pfK ril tnotof c.yrt
—prowl,
iH-raqvc
I'Jyniouih
S i/f or s ir liti f r i n w i n m s
I --innti-Mil to yout , nicfui
your and expense., Tbvit taitpo* PUIIO - 1,1 il l not i-nlv to ntvvrql '«■■■>• it im ya-nble Tor any mem
f f d f | a a o iia t id b n
,
is to t) pi, all) C br)xlrr>n p«Vha« b e n / surw il ami I tetpect- default-. I.ni lo v .la h li.|t • ffieiemy “« * " f >•" IbparinM-nt to Ih- a i study the ie|Htrt o( llie Edm ational
fornuiw c —oi wv tit in trriU ',
i '-'Vi foment Ial
«»jh ra il" i*. s —iuiati- fnc nnv oflice while 1 Purvey, 11ui schools a re 'tie d Tty
fnily toronimriui tin- ic | h-uI --I th - In
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the I'oiu-Iltullun- to nil ohsnlrte .
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1 atato'. • creating tl" -- offlif.*. T hen.and. of .hdlt.c. a n i,.-l imMing that
V Im
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I* tvs tM'fll
il UK II K
OIIUMS
r i u l M l o 41410 to 6 1 * JO f lI T t s o (4 )4 *
-yrtviu.
front whirh
should'
3rdcal
“
ft lJ
tr lI,. .
J 1,‘d a ily Infeiiol' to il.i' Ii .im l--»« Too-I. ■ '■ la Do- N'ute l>- I ol Ir T~ —
ii tv* t o d t j s o J i m
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t scon,1
(.oapet
•d “ -|— ‘(.‘Hyill yon or rlyeu at illy c silie.t poxalUe
I'l)m o u th
sod)
ervutrd tbcoui bout
till- R ial" through di faults l.nt we l e -v- ’ M-tvIuit ri. dangvr uf ind uteri mm- n.omfuL Uj- vhouLl place la l lu T ' “ Sport tiavt
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hiU-ijuslitrln cvwry plrticuUf *
suiting
from
liittts*
ito-im
-r
mi
ihpl-nserullng olfloJIS
IUuWl>IW
tte ly iduchig loads undrr H a ls "iliis- of the RujM'rintendeiit ul
Tbrvs in lest C. a . b. Pulch FWrorr, •ycctal rqalpowM n l n . JU itid d h v ss .1
"d-.
.
In order to m tin t a In . i'uMu laxtrucliuu a dUxetnr ul J prut, nn ImJt»n h noMisal/r r j u m t / e r d ttin rj **<1fiwjntnr. « o a it.n c s ';
S & d ,atari-'- I m r e i b-yoiMl Hi
\ light I'lil'gelillg sloiubl 11- amaintenance.
imifuim.
b
s
's
ifts
l
and
r<|ii
I
aide
buihiii.g
to
advice
with
the
hupvfj
rri
mi van h* tn sag v d u a th* llb*r*l G. M,,A. t . Tim* P g u M IMiaj[
laiim d' of rot*, an Tills rjialifm a m in i-id .
Sbifliim ami litl- P- program ibis niatte ' sit'J ld bu let. { i.di-nihiit or I'utlie Instruction sad j
ghobld I Ullage your pUtntioil.
mingliu.. i f variuu-t funds. 1,'eig- iergely la I hi- mecnlu-i* of th e ) approve, si h u ’dings erected fo ri
JU fK iC A s LfM n s£
intn filter* Iload Depart itu a t. whu must view fvhoul pur|Mise». Enormous v i i t r
Our Circuit Judgin Within four Ing lU treat i-?Tk-h
Jjyksrg nm 'tlplbri from twMily to obligations vbould In- probiltilr*! -ho road system as a whole. Aug can tie «u)vd and grvSter. eff^
5-forty, wtide lb - Inalgrt lo r three ami r io in ii ,o krpt thxt the pea-* other program P n nithrx a tem pts- tiiiu-y sriumpllvhmcnt by- tliix uro
silts JiM*|w,| fioin ftTUA.ot) la pie may see bow vnd for vital Man to Jiad e ami the danger -I gram There should, also t c p rv
tlveir money* a ir • x|H-ailcil.
TT#TMMM1 A s an at' irney, I xv-.utvi Off'ier (If lUmd Tru-fee Kbuold c o iiv crl.n g i.o r rned funds intn n vidtd in tbo of lie* -o f the STatel
• 1 S I X .IH I E k ii
t-c-k liatrei pit.js.-itinn
Nupt r Iidi-ndent a director of fln^
a;* i h 4»kA GfvtW
lm ike l.- t to alsdi.l, a court
Phone
lb Abeli-hed
With the oul»(staling oblig i- j alive • tnpowered to
organise slid
lo
urgi
th a t b, tUt*dri|< Nv one advtnwii^
(lur M altrivd I iijj iniai cuuLol Duns now
1,rDepart ‘ institute a system ul uuifurm ,'
V
G
t
Before Legisfatiire
rrstidWestejQaB
C reosote
Twq CoacheB Direct
Dramatic Club Play
Hich School Team
Is Blanked, 1-0, By
OrlandoOnTuesday
“ N e v e r a c a r to c o m p a re
Y v ith t h i s iieY V B u i c k i n
p o w e r, s m o o th n e s s a n d
r e l i a b i l i t y !” m,. j. »■. so Anj,!".
They got Ik ,And the wheel
got
thefads. . , Mjfd bought BUICKSI
has the starnp of F tfJC Q U o l i t y ~
— not the look of L 0W Vrt€€
Y
5511
, ,
" w '
S a r ifo r i B u ic k C o .
^Magnolia Ave.
E-V
Um
■
M H s«s*a«U
MILLER 6 . PHILLIPS',
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Ce
hom a t u a stunning d n a to U
lym m etrtc cat. fan zin e * abort,
Hat detached surface m aterial,
startin g from under the arm and
finishing in a cascading Jabot.
L iule ruffle* Ineruited ab o rt tho
wrist* s ire Importance to th li
p art of the tleerea.
A very youthful blouae cornea
of natural
ih.-4ntui\g if id la
v.-lmmed with bond* of fine tucks.
The round, achool.flrl collar and
the aquare shoutdrr-yoke make
t( exceedingly young In a p p a w
once and the narrow ribbon laced
alo n s the cloalnc malira a dainty
detail.
Pebbles W&cH Bloom
WHAT if It dote rain In the win
down' and flood the t y o n
There’e no harm done If the floq
la eamUhed with W aterapar wJ
ter-proof rarniah. Sold by SAN
FORD PAINT and WALL PA
PER CO, 110 W. F ln t S treJ
Need a painter t Call 8051&— A j d n m o m ~ F ^ R ^ t
I
FOR RENT, Furntahvd root** I
•ecobd floor of Herald bulldliJ
Can b , rented on a eery re a iJ
abtq baala. Inquire of
The Herald.
FOR RENT—lfahoney apt*.,
P ark A t a W ater and ga
fam iahed. Call II —J.
Furnlahed Apartment for
Herald
repreeentallr#
[hly fam iliar w ith rates,
ind classification will
is complete information,
yen wish, they will aacist you la wording your w ant
ad to m ake It moae effective.
r»l
I.^ N IF P E R ~Blgw* o f all
da. fit g a N l d P lan t and
Clnanlflrd Ada arc popular for a
number of reasons, they gtt RE
SULTS quickly, (hey are easy to uso
and (hey coat ONLY A FEW CENTS
NEW YORK, Apr. 2 - I I N S I —
Van* who ere without a score,
ra n i when they «ec the Detroit
Tl«er» play thin year may th'nk at
flrat planer th at Jackie Tavrener la
etill filling the ahort field berth
for the ilcnpal*, for Heine SchuD'c, T avm rrV suerrspnr, I t alto a
n rd g rt. Anil thereby banp, n tale.
F cr tw enty-fire year*. iM ritlt
siiultstrps have been little men.
Pram Chut ley U U -n y 's lime
dawn to the |»f«ent day. It h a, *0
happcnril that tall shortstop
Imcii mlwinp from t c j 'l i r c r la
This small cost offerj big profit to
advertisers. Let uh say you have
a house that ts empty; you have
been renting it for $35 a month. If
K stays Idle for a jnoolh-you have ; .
t a r t J S l L ________ _ _ J ______
The average1l isssifisd^d-m tJor-a-...month costs less than-$5.00. Grant
ing that you spent that much to get
your house rented, you ul»lt have a
igidalrr.'Rent rri
FURNISHED 4 rooms and
U pstairs. Screen*) porch,
in. I l l Laurel. Thone 190—'
Modem furnished 6 or 10 lm
house, double gsrmgry b e
a iry rooms
Finest lo catfin
Paola. $20.00 and $30.00. Hi).
NOTICE 1 0 SUBSCRIBERS
j
If.y o u fall to raealva The Herald T. Tiller, Paola
A r bav* any eem ptalnt vo make FOR RENT—Bungalow Red
tik a rd la g delivery service p ’aate
a t 2121 Palm etto Avenue, 1.00
the Circulation Departm ent per month. Inquire H cralJofv * P . M. The H erald keep*
aeUt delivery boy until th at
and will be glad t o tend any t*—Wanted To Refit
R A N F O tl) DRUO CO.
W * D ellrer—Phone 32S
PROFIT
Jack TavernerFolIows
Predecessors W h o
Have AI1 Been Tiny
WANTED TO RENT—rthcvl
bouse with thre> bedrooJAd
d rrts O, H. Matin Gen. p £ a n
ford.
10 Farms For Rent.
FOR R E N T -S m a ll thrWroom
c o tta rs built on rear opt at
1705 Magnolia Avenue pouse
out
LOST—4 month) old German Poti^l J»wne» .wUi .ta k e .p a rt rent.
- Beu.Fupgy.*Reward. Ttnder -re n labor. $18.00 per mol
Inturn to Frank Hlair, 1001 10th et. lulre a t n e ra id office.
Sad Pine Ave.
23—Wanted Real Kfte
V -A u to ^ A le
Fay?
Give it a'test youtwelf, a thoro test.
and Judge for yourself.
Herald Classified Ads
Offer Big Profit
. Tlfey Pay—Phone 148
ami i. Twwnablt* *1 H, It.
>•*a a iw r
ih**rF*if i* t ’ortl«tl y»
pint IlniillSp, prt(NE«t IS* Hi r Tflii
4it B*mliiuW si twRif, .
on n r Itrfnr** t lir 4th iln y **l May*
A. I» 1*1** I h r amtttf Iw lti* n It u !••
H ay o f Ih la t’iiu r l. #»lhwrwlaa I hi*
ail*Btttlofo* of the* h ill of i’fin u lla lu I
CtlnT In tills* r f ip r r .w ill t»r inhvtt a#.
f t n fl'R A Fll ah 1*1 J Oil, UfUt
i t ih m m i i l i t
that
vr
K A T I I K it I N I :
ntLi.
to
N OON It,
r o m i.iis i.
l l 111*
S 'lT V T I I I V
I ' d . ml i r t .
.»
1'iilii i r r fii'trfiir
ii.e, l*
in., i'
111 K AT III: III Mt .w h im :,
wiM.il lifitti, Kni|"A«
M..-
|sl&
i ’ity ,
(m
iiitil
EliiH fir i«« ftifi-'m ir i*i4nl 4'iiurt ill li»"
t *(*4ii t lldunu mi Hiiiifiinl.
I'lilltity *
HlitiFi *»f
F Iu t tiL i,
l.li u y * ; M t i n te iV tEMBtoBir
in in !u
ill
tlm
I nor n l i f r t f i r fSir*
a Y lo tiita u * .
I ’o i i r t , 1<* H t i a u n r
tl»** 1*111 **f ***»»«-
mi lute til* 'In*' ul MuIT A. I* I fFS1$.
»tl1« *atifitV tl*•;Itl 1C II 11II1•’ 1M> Mf til 1*4
l*i,«int K irretin f $1***1
BOSTON,- Apr.
S — (iN S f—
The American College of Physi
cian*, made up of more than 2JMQ
eminent physicians of idle United
S tatei and Canada meet h e n
from April 8 to 12 for a diacua.
alon of recent devclopmente In In
ternal ionab medicine, ahd to study
tho wqrk of the lioe'jun phyaielans and hospital*.
many yrnrs, Iwlng rurcecdnl ►
>>'
^
JL
Thi* College of Physicians,
Emmy Itigm y. Tho flirt that TopW
s
T /j,
whose function* arc sim ilar to the
p it
Royal College of Physicians of
itmf n a k B i k .
(Irrai Britain, is an organisation
i
a iiiuii ii
of highly trained men devoting
«n
inly iuitui.il Unit T .m
K s u lB ^ r
th rlr live* to vhe practlre of Inter
i r. Pi 'm il » m-*t slim tut. .p.
,<uld
" lL‘ J j l j ! - 1
nal nii-dtrlne and Iho advancement
n little nftin.
\ _ B K S S —
’ Now T ^ T * /,* 1*.* FJHC Jo Clevct*rut. de Lon. n Drlqlsn horticulturist, returned trom a lour of of mrdlcal aclencu through re ^ 1
land and Rcnunlo Is the fifth midAfrica with a collcrllun of tiniqiiee!amir They belong tu the family of •rarrh . .
get to hold down Inv Joli. Ilvinie
dererl plants. •wwmbrynntlicoiflm.**. and thete are, according to Prof,
Thu nooning session will b e,
formerly had n tr nl with the St.
foirt. some 300 vsrtrtlr* of ih rm ln the Sahara Oescrt a.’nr.a. Yin* plants
m nrkrd by addresses of eminent
Loula Caidlnnls nn t «J« Inund
brf.irr blooming have the dlillfirl chnrnclrtUtlcs of ;wtiUu and arc hard
lurdlral teacher* of local college*.
wanting, but it I* pn-diited that
t , iititinyuhli Irani slums In u llcld. Photo stvows a ntld ol pebble
he will stay in Etc big slnw tinwith several pebble* scattered among the plants. The Uny silt Among them will be: D r.'D avid
L Kdsall, dean of the H arvard
lime.
*
ldcuUIlca the plants.
U niversity Medltal Kchoolj Dr.
i ue
are tilentv of tall s tu n t’
_ ,
_
.,
*
Alexander 8. Begg, Pean of the
a to p , n ti,e big Iraq.,..,
e
no lnw against n turlsliip llvRoaton University Medical School ;
ing up tu the flu * syllabi., of Ills
. . .
. ■• » «-»
.V
P r. A. W arren Pean of th e Tufta
title ns far a- the physical M -J ^
*, jgfc,-c •
^ . . . . . ...
N j College Medical School; Dt. John
quiieim nt» or Mt j.d. g... t :ic lit[
.
JJJs’r '
M
M. Ilymie, president o f the Maelie filluWN. In fa it, appear id lie |
-.’ i-S i
C
J
mure nlniMe than the tall nnea .n
KSu• .A--s^-w gkg*
fwd»p*tolrtrA''WmVrr1 .
4 taqhe»«Us U td lcal Bodaty. Re
plies to the word* of welcome will
he made by P r. Charles F. Mar
lin president of the American
College of l*hyslclans, and Penn
of the 4''aaully.s*f Medicine of.JJc
Gill University, of Montreal. ,
— Th<* -e Ien ■ey-mdreta.w awsbagruk
by O'Leary In Itnil. When the
rough and tumble Irishm an, now
the m rpulrnt coach «>f the New
York Yankees, dropped ou, of tho
pU lurr, along cnmi- fiery little
Punic nu*h, iir c r n t mnnngcr of
the I’irn ti,
D o e s C la s s ifie d A d v e r tis in g
tfiBf t I u and e i r h « f you * P l ^ * r
ih e latHiva R la ttd « « • $ . t h f **im f
u F ln s it l*tlL lo FFCt.im
fo re eloaa n m o r f r a t a c u t e r ln * ilia lu l*
tuw in K p r o p # f ir , t o - w ill
T l i r Houth 1*5 of lU e iX p r llt 1*3
of i ,«.i I I : and th$ Houth l - I o f
l.eii v i, «»f A. k t lr jf tm 'E h u p ilIk luli'ii «.f p a rta of H r r llo il I
Doctors To S tudy
New Developments
In Medicine F ield
>tni* «*r
*I**4- I He- 4*•*«*»«■ *»IJM >e* U k'H 4*4* ***»4*
(**«44*it Mini iu tlu « ell b> .III Ul*|.if I»JIllirft* ilH iftT .
it m
i-i -itTi i i : ii
n iii> i;a i:i»
tin t 1Ii I n I m il t ill t*iit4lt .tlitiii tm
|iuti||«sf(i-e| III | he* ^ .Ih tiih l II**n«let,
ofilrr !»•• |.ui«vt*liril oiu r n %i•*» k
J room house Must be fth of thin
fuf Vuiir I'uiiBsMitti i* tt or ha lit T ill;
£"jh 8 t. and W ait of jtk and M AN KU H H I I I . It At. I ►, it lir w a m iw r
ThUCK O W N E R S -W e can re bargain fc r cash. A. Pfonnelly 61 K F itrra ! p liriila th M i pitt»llah«*il in .* n* w>tM|*tr |>m(•I ft*li *.-*) lit Hiiiifurtl,
H rm itiola 4*ounty, l-’ l« fiil» .
tread your 02i0 tru ck tlr.a . We ind Sons.
F lilt i«1n,
mu f
I>ni««i this* u» »L»y of M arch , A . *4«s|iiti|M(*s t "4»nnt jij
IIIll'll - M n K feer fttUF - lu h n 't ' lilllS
|» lkw».
Sac-the regular F irrstone design.
V . I L iM ir ilL A H r
Make your old tires glv* you 26—Mlseeftoneoua FoSale
i ' l r r k i*f 1*1m i It f iiiir t * Horn*
Inult* iN n in iy , f*fiirtita.
dM Uf.' W*ar. Semlno'e Tire Shop,
.
II) A Al IV K i.K H
Ehjve,
FOR
8
A
IX
Cheap,
F l/eetone <n»», 409 W. F l m Si.
I'em jir t ’k rk
Kitchen .Cabin t. Dll house- A K C U M A S A a K H I I M a S
H**iU'ttora for cn tn p la ln a tit
Ave.
bold article*. 711 Myc
tM**i*l>
tlODOL
Ih T liH I IIH I IT t'Ot NT.
.
l*i 'g rrss is U.rn of roo|M.r*tlnn
c m en d OrmUtm iruckv
TV T i m m j i n i t 141. r u t it i t .
i \ 4AD r m i o : * n v u t: r o t
In the community—luit from govIMft S t m t Phon« I .
T 4 , A T 4 T I : o r I I . ( I l l II* 4 .
re stra in ts,— President
K- II A H IU ’ lt A K T , UK I t r r r l i r r **f m u n rn la l
Hrmtrint** «% nitty 11n nit, «t llu h k *
YOU SNOW THA T YOU
Hoover.
Im f C o rp o rn llM i. i *«<iitplo Itin til,
U l C E T TOUR CLOSET
l t o p r e p a ir e d w n c i;
Ne e d s r r a t s a n f o r u
milk w o r k s 115 NO
NCII AVE.
First Streamline Plane
flchlera are not lung distance lilt
^
S '» ‘i
lers. they ntnki up U'r ii tiv draw»»'.'I*'; e
' *•?
■*
e t 'j w "
ing more passe* than the big fel. \ ' *-1' — " f.\ 1 /T — Jj tn*.»» I-■?<
t'- s -V ^ A V A ' I V
uW*‘
|
l.i.km .! down on the Scout. Am tUa'a (list all-slteainltno airplane.
.
.
The bt lldcri of the unique tlilp rrptaln that It* novel rerntructlnn lines
St. .viigui1 no—$irii),t)gf) nlhiled
innk.* It poc-tblr to attain a wide l i t r e of speed, while they climlnata
fur Improveni nt of federal build*! i ntlrrly that iiUhlmarc ul all i.vlul:ii. the lal'tsta,
nig fnclllles .
!
M ELBO U R N E
CiprpHun.
W|ul|mH-nt iiif tn ll.il nt j a a l tin-a
Ir r .
.
*
B U rU H N C * iLOCKS— irrigation
baxaa an d genw sl oement work.
M llrade Concrete Co. J. E- TerwtBegvr, prop. Srd. and Elm.
LAKEY’S D.tUQ STORE— r r e .
ecripUoAe, Drug*, Soda. We
a«« a* nuar as your phona. Cali
On Account of
Unavoidable
Circumstances
Frilly Blouses Supplant Tailored
Garments As Latest Hint From Paris
^r,
nn :c 'S p eak in g!
TnG H T PR IN T SHOP
E N A P h r serv.ee on any thing in
prtoM»f- A phone c a | will gel
/o u r man. Ktona 417—W. 9 Rail
road A m
*
THE SPICE OF
iw n in ji Mitim-s fi»r informal
\u ur w lllt rat in, ntiilrr or n lh rr
t«itk *{iiilin. Am i tin*iv in one In
vi lull* i Itiff m i $tlj’iil w ith » llv r r
l l i u ml m y with tariff nilvrr flow*
i in i nihrwIilcM i | l/i the I m>Um i i ,
A
IHVV
*hnrmho;
**ilk n lp n n i
nuthuE
hluufif
nfii rnoon
fop
is postponed
a
indefinitely.
w ia r* f i l l .il tu fa ll lii'n o f l a ra ce tuj folth it it n tu I ho w a in llin r,
LEGAL A
n iiii * lu iv Im -
,H r At’Ot'H.
d.
in
H ib uhlt* J a lio t
A . w h * » u it in
ht<Hi«r I n
Mir
lif*-^1 riirtH1ile iiio n t o f n | i y Id a r k
iit o .
WINAt, *«*<« _ . ..
*i*l irt of ivilk
N n tlr. t» hereby
u m iervlu n ed w .ll, o lt h s tT Ih (] w
of A p rib A. U
iM lfc rs a e a t l e tk e
W nn m sb la I'u u n ly L o s e " f
In a ls f a u n l y . E l a t l i M * )<»•> J - lu r n . a c r a u n l s a d fu rlie r * a s t .a .
a r a la r
of the ) > b •
o f MA t v
A lin H H T A IH C N f K je s r a s s ^ l, • »
s i said lim e , then I d Ik s r o , m a b *
s p .tllr a llo n la l l » # * 4 * * 8 *
*
fin a l set Item s >1, a js d n il n lit r n . l- ii
a f s a id sa la ts * and l> ■* o r o s r l i t e b s t a ln e h im a s » u j K s w a t o r .
iia ie t . t h is Ih # I k * » y **f g s b .
SANFORD
H in t
utiil«*rv.p*l of u jilU i tre|H> abaarlnic
111 |$Uh trail of ft Ft.
riiH$*nibto anti
KIWANIS CLUB
unu
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
M ETAL ROOFING: The Roof
E re H artlng.
M stal
shingles
n anding aeutu tin and galvanised
roofs. Bea Jc to ts H. Oowan, Oak ,a a ry . A. D. 1) 1) 7 w I|KNCK
A * a ..a N T itl'd 81. Phowa U L
Wonted (Female)
CIIA1TEO AT BOS ANOELE3—Douclat Fairbanks, movie hero, cn tilt lecture |i!a-.tcrm nt the Unl“
vcr*:ty ol Southern California ahen he delivered the lin t lecture of the near callcgiete cuuue cn the u itl -n
pictures
CUT THIS DIRECTORY OUT FOR HANDY REFERENCE
Who Wouldn’t Believe in
ANTED — Amb;*J.ou*. Indus!.
* " rtoua person to Introduce and
' Atpply the demand fa r Itowlelgh
[ P^odseU In Bahfurd and other
a ^ rt y 1 town* o r n tra l districts,
r $15d te 4 tUO a month o r more
( W profit. Itowlelgh Method.,
get business everywhere. No sell
ing uapurtonce required. We « P pty Ptodai'.q, O utfit, Bales and
Berries MeUioda—reetythlng you,
, Mud.
Profit*
tnereaee every
. mentkC. L ow ed prleue; beet value*;
Most com /like service. W. T.
ttowMk-h Co., Dept. F A -5 2 2 2
Sr rnWrtH c. Tt'iNcwrt,
U . s of h am in p la «M a m y .
. ff.e Inn. J a s . l l . Mbs'ow.
lUtre >/eurtutaaie Cnuaiy,
lea t a t b a X * a a a ) y _ i " « * ' r
■amines C o um y, r iu r id s ,
s i,a
in o n ia s
fro m
fb *
i
◄•GLENI
IIA1TEIUES
KEEPBRIGHT
CENTERUNE
CAUTION
TWAIN’S wn
Now
lorati-d
A llll Hat. SVC
!<I7 D»k Ave.
BenWlrcad
And PaNlry
AUTO ItEFAIItH
113 8
P a rk A ver
rh o n a 9 U I
ItAKERY
Saiifoul Av,-. B akery—Sanford
A w & 5th—F .\L Nison. Prop.
M a f f i l l A T b r a llk ill
M IL K & C R E A M
&nro unit
N t -m s iu d a X roam c r y ,
Sanford Ave Bakery
juiooe kr**)
H ill Lu n ilie r l*o.
Phone
Z ip H rrvlee
ir-MSWC
ND P a n o v
r.
ll A R B E R V il O P
135
TOP SHOP
LOCKS
V abstT II KKV
B pcnrrr Top Shop
30fl W* Second HtU'tt
our trap * .'eted
FURNITURE
Tiado In jo u r usod furniture
a t Wagoner*!.
l.urgvrood. Dairy
Morning A Afternoon Delivery
Plume 13$
| *#F |MfMd»6M
1 W BBTYlP*
I v«iM Mm4
Phone fi34-Ito(ly Delivery
GUNS
KEYS
Smith lU rle r Shop
107 N. Park Av*
ROOF. REPAIRING
Jaa. H. Co*’* n
Roofing and Sheet Metal
WATER
REPAIRED
GEO. DEETCH
GUN REPAIRING
THE BICYCLE STORE
Geo. Deetcb, The Bicycle Store
MoLaudcr Arcade
MrLANDEK ARCADE
A
\
.
t
�!
— — ■.
iaw ;#«;%*•jam*
*
'* T *■*• * ’+'• ' --------- r
m ult be rant rallied , (tend T rta - w ent and tk* large am aupt of ea- pracUea] budgstlng,
Ire* bar* coat the R tate fKatatd tlatitw d road work, H m w aeemb pud asdlttng In tfcu «
'fyjT laado lslUed ^ V H l * « .' ta
1V :
•u ia i o f; L'money. 'ThU offtea unwise to divert any portion of th» “tie* o f tk* State.
the opehhtg IW bfa and one mol*.rtreamie
rww
going
to
the
'M
teta
xhouU] b abniuhad and .than Heat*
■’ Tk* Textbook Selection loiar
D « f - „
f
,T r . i ****’., fa the *l*tli and th at ended the
T reasu rer made th e Trust#* for R ead.D epartm ent to other
8 tn * tc a n d H ooaa o f R e p m e ftta llv n i
tbnuld be amended ao as to provide
very outstanding bond iasue, Aa ml*. ’ : JsV<* ».‘.ti
scoring fo r Ike nfttrhoon. Jtogvro
id L * * U IM Ire A m r tn b ly o f t h e S to l e
It fe tint* to ronsider a program fo r a selection group of book* on
it b , there ia,< go central au th o r
was I he h a v in g alar, getting
nf
beautificstkm
of
our
hlglitraylMillionth Model
each
subject,
rath
e
r
than
an
ex
ity in the County or. the Slate
(Continued From Paga One) < thr,e- hit* In four trip* and acor
where public obligation* can be Hlphla-of-Wny should bo secured clusive selection and, allow fo r re been rrra te u
.'.roughxut
the
l honored h r Th* privilege of p rc itn lln d In perron my m et. ascertained o r the people find with ti-fetenc* not only to prveent tiring abeolete
or undesirable sta tr, prosecuting*officer* multi- ns* tv .i run*. Falrfrehl got two
DETROIT,awfe blows.
Ihe Uvmxkerx of (be SI l' t . I do w not os • m atter of assurance th a t tru st funds to d is but future tra ffic and beaut)fiew text hooks.
forgets. T hai
"plle»l and .aalarter inrtvss.-d
Hon
as
w
rit
Kvtrsla
A’a
k
rt
its
liVd
1 San furit
ab r h o w e Jlenry Ford
it m an c arn ret solicitation for Uio moot cardial relation be charge such obligations are be
Censer
vat
ion
to |h c vlsltore Tka roadside la tiro
U ihe rrasoa the Rev. J. C. Wlddt-i t
yond
the
bounds
of
reasoh.
Our
Spencer,
as
0
0
•*(
4
4
2
ing
maintained.
The Cam* Isrw must be amended
lt m en lira and the Iwglxlatlve bramherr of o ar Oovefnmrnt.
traveler's fro n t yard and- largely
field rector f SVi Paul's Epbp}**;» ,
I'urrhsslng Department
. 4 tt (1 ? 3
with a view alw ays In runaervlng circuit judges within four years F c h lra rd , e
i comrade* In n to m tn m tau»r, aharing the greatest rrsponxlAl| puriihmiex of the- State, ex reflect* the character oy a 1people. the game, ami at the aa m tv tln ^ r* . multiplied fp>m ift) to 40. Tbit I’rtsrs, lh
_,4 *0 1* R 1 0 pal I hutch In w hkk Mr. and
A grteaRare
ly ami at onfft tha largeot opportunity th a t ever ram e vo the lead- cept those of a minor nature,
raved it pin should engage our a t Mtiler, r f ____ „ a 0 1 o 0 u Ford were marrted, ha* thy
A g (culture, and I use the word moving a rb itra ry ami unreasonable tention.
I reccmmend “the Im Edenflehl, If .. > 0 1 i ' 0 u number one-mllll^n "Model
of i o r S tate. Wo are railed upon at a lim e when th e S tate I* on should te tth lre U te d In one IVin
it*
hroade*t
sense,
I*
the
basurcxu'atlons
with
a
fair
adjustm
ent
D- t a ’Ujr now foamlatlona tinder o a r economic, political and morel psrtm rn t. We thos substitute industry vf Florid*. The prosperity of license fees. I would suggest m ediate appointm ent of a com- H ayrs, p . „ ... 2 0 1 0 2 0 Fnnl.
‘.’S L .
»«y. tho» preparing the way for a progress th a t l> p rm a n e n t. expert service for Inr'lscrimlnate of the Ktate will tsr m raured to a closing the A ugust hunting season mission of five, composed of th# F it Ida. tlb —. a 0 0 4 0 )
At a .ch u rch , dinner p arty ;
chief Jsatire hf Urn ’ supremo
and Irresponsible buying, secure large extent by the prosperity of
A lthlfhty Cod gtv* va wisdom to *ee th e way and unflinching lower prices by larg er quantity •DP* .
.
Ioske, 2b ..."— , .. 3 0 0 0 3 0 short time age, Fprd w as,
egrlrultural endohvor. Bound ceim end make the open season f r r court, president of - Ihe bar as■ ’.i) tlo our duty.
purchssrs, rentralixo Ihe point of a n y forbids th s t w* retreol In m i hunting d eer and turkey concurr soctalion, president of one of our Water*, ef — . 3 » 0 0 0 0 guest i f honor, during tha «attr*j‘fc
of the eonvcreation, leaned iwrer; ,
contact between the - bidder and
ent, Breeding ground* must tie ex. univtreitlrv, one outstcntileg busiia d T aia lie n (be Fppvr.
that policy, h u t patrtotlsm and the Slate, fix responsibility for aid tn this ettlerprhw. Kxperlmrnt tended and proagalion of game ners man and one itf m r circuit Tivtl*
2* ..0 4 21 11 ( to Rev. Widdlfleld and ’tu n IU 'w
work shnubl be ratrled on to a
.* * » « * * •
!
ah r h o a • drnllally whispered: »
.T h e upporttioti problem fa rl rhtnmms hones'.y demand th a t the determining price, establish sta n L rg rr degree Extension work rm- end fish fostered in the must e f clerks, requesting to im partially Orlando
“ We are building the millionth
th* stale In keeping P. Yochutn, If . 3 0 0 2 0 0
land Uutallon. Every endeav- unnecessary g r. I am aw are of dard epeclfftatloni, and nssure *11 phashied and g re a te r aafeguatil* fective manner. I Invite your ycdietrkt
» wt I
the fact th a t It presents a deli, discounts,
provided agxinst plant and animal thought to the most pm cltcal com. with jVseent requirem ents, end Irer. re 1 1 S 0 0 M odel. A~ car ton«•ru1m•,
’the P late, whether In
report t b t l r findings hark to thl* F . Yochum, a
(tensersslims And Dfreeljtwv Of pests and diseases.
"I I hive them send U a round tn
II
cat*
ami
difficult
question
and
(t
3
la
0
men
tense
and
liuilncts-llk*
bdudr.Jon, the pnbtic
r*
session tn tim e fo r artion.
Id sctuie Into I'rnper tjiannels
The greatest problem In cont 3 1 1 II you when it Is finished/* ny addol.
nratlon o r o ur n a tu r. tally fur rare tour*Bn and t«An adjustm ent of feep and Rogere.''** . 1
Ilut w* must go fu rth er to re melton with agriculture lx Mar* method of conserving this great
triotlam
on
your
part,
hut
Or*
IsGoggans,
lb
..
. 4 l 0 II 0 -ft
com pro set tew , f t c tv a it - »f fleers
Vtr "g o v ern m en tal
lieve our p re u n i emhArrersment. k tting. More attention must ne
li'ni'n.mT.’ l ' UOT should lax uwl s i th e jurlg a The V est step I* of g reater mo given to the llom e Market. Wo are
Forestry
la also In order, Governor Garl- Fairfield. 2b _ 3 0 2 1 1 0
oiir
Ite-forestraUew. tut
. 2 0 0 l 1) 0
*ewH«vn **M, timl m ord* and report* Ixinif, cf
Tilhfea upon a aane /localPrV r t . t b * l r Issues tin th« bench. I ment end call* for your most im porting approximately 711 pcr
recommend the Imm-diate a p thoughtful consideration. It In rent of whxt we consume while lung fieefreiw *
repifinl iv rlealn g au th * Bpiers, c ........ . 3 0 0 d '2 II FOR HALE or T rs.le-B rouU ful
_ financial policy.
I.angston, p . a • 0 0 2 0 tt
house on hdglfJi. A pply, lt>01
Abnormal conditions resulting pointment of a commission of volve* a rh jn g r In our fiscal pol much nf our produce Is rotting depleting w hat ha* been and Is y rl i rlly prm idrtl thnt would put
brake on the mirnWv-evf employes
. t 0 r - o u 0 French A re.
.. . ..
tfii boom left their mark on five, compared of Oi«.lJi.hj£f Ju s. icy" utv! *pck* 4 ft »l«r" certain hi the field* not fnr from the place the S tale's greatest money pro- and the amount of. their compep- IVareoh, cf
our revenues where most need of r<in*umplhin. The facilities nl din it . Wrl/inut udetyuate e ffu rttu
* l a , well aa p riv r.’i Ufa to tint n( the tiupre-me Court, Tre*'-' of
tallon,
securing
Justlr*
to
state
M arketing
('nminUstoner
ed. I therefore respectfully mu-- our
Ml 4 H 27 7 It
It, an a ite n t ax to rn d an g rr id nt of the illa r Assoclellao, erst the advlsntilily of impound- should lie enlarged with the defin replenish It.-It would not be amis# and officer.
• Totals
By innings:
financial aecurlty. f o r this IV sh lcn i of on)- of our unlversl. tn* the gasoline lax now re ite purpose nf b inging our local to rm ploy a rraamiabte severance
A
menace
from
"b
'
economic
0A0
bfltnta no one. It U a logical '.Its, * an outstanding hutiness turned to the rountle* anil that producer* and consumer* together. ta x to this purpose.
and political standpoint was seen Hanfonl
I*arr And Imwlesanrsa
Itoo 001 n o t—i
hy the f.'hlef Executive in- the (jrfstvdo .
...j'.n f the aplrlt of the time. .uan, and one of our circuit fiali) In the school*, Ih it, portion A definite program Will lie su g
clerk* rerpirstrd to Impartially
Florida i.iust make no surrender multiplication hf hoxrrl* and com
VIs the best hesMog agent fat
of flie nulomnl llr liren-c tnx not gested.
■4 IbOyfreulte are with ua. We
red litrict Die Hint- In, keeping used bv Ih- llos dm tlrpsrs merit, ■
to m.r rom prom lre with thrrnlm e* missions w ith power* usually
and lu ng tfouM ev AU row ght settle
Bin rage W arrhoaaes
ltd qurerlve* In a tim e of pearn
with prejetii rertulrenicnU and re- personal tax no WQBHftilr*. a
In th roe t o r Chert.
The l.aw providing for storage of con*!(tuei^ nuthnrity. Agencies granted. The adm inistration of
nlennl w ith .wartime rqulpyield at once to
pact their finilings hack to tins m s o n slilr lax on jgIrlhhMiussrs. w air house* should lie amended so to. c is b lls h Icgul proof or rrim e state affair* lirrome* ilsrentral
intent.
tnl. We h are tnado advances on seas on In tim e fnr action.
n« In nuthnflxe ro-npsrstlon be- Und enftirce Ihe taw shmild Id- lied. BupervIsITv control I* b a t
' tv e ry ftw tl (1000 p er i hi In ,A n adjustm ent of f c * and rom- into a common f u m l ^ K ^ k n i n - twm-n the State and .ndivldual* or
istf re,| l i y ^ h j ^ j y m ^ ^ P ^ n r as
strengthened and not weakened. under thl* system, areorling to
ugh r v a u r cxsokv
John Bird end Frank Rye of
Improvement)! In
len trsnsathni of rounly officers U In trostra- f m
i 'p u b lic
•rganixalli.n*. The present law Is Florida should build oil prinianent the ft-ivernor.
*.
^
nt
New York City are coaching the
yenre), hut n l a ro«t th a t must onlrr. A mnilltion which places l|i hsimlx a i u l ^ W w l s m r r l idiUga- Imptnriu-al.lr hut reck* rrllcc nev“ Mnnr o f our Ixranls rontlder
essary tn our agricultural welfare. values ami not risk tier future on
enter- Congregational Dramatic Club fur
be paid. f)i|r expenditure*, have a slnitle miinty office In the name thin*.
In fill* program tine, Storage
the presentation of "The Womanrvirehoure*
are
essential
greeilml
o u r rerejp**^ to an r.T compensation us much as 'dial thing* must hr taken rare of.
legal lied gambling.
marketing system,
_____
__ less'W edding" on Apr. H and V at
lie huvlorv* gra a whole.
Our
nlng d r j y .r ,—approximately of the t-ntirr Ku|ireme C o u rt, or F ind, the present revenue of the lo a sound
- Conclusion
lirern F rail U *
ronelllutlon never contemplated the Junior High School Auditottunr
*o apd. one-half million Uollata thnt of the (lovetnor nnd Ms I'alt. llnarl Department m ust l«- kept
Vlgt. >us steps must lie taken to
I am aw are thut this message
lb* j e e r 1U2*. While the State Invt I* Ip'.'slcrable. Iti-cmd* nod inti i t. Second,' I quits- must b* protect the r 'tiu s industry against presentta n rllT hxdt program , hut that any departm ent should as- Mr. Bird an,( Mr. Rye have hern
sume absolute control nf revenue spending the w inter In FInrtda do
done ihe several montle*. Third,
* acV "l« ; fre r f rnm bomb,
t port* should be n 'l'ili- d soil a the S tate ran assume mi obli tile sinister* nf the tiicerr. F rul1 I have faith Irj d s p iarliru l nlgtilfi- arising (r
any special levy or ing dram atic rtm chlnr anil a f
U
w
.
This
ha*
ciist
Ihr
S
late
in
f polish to ignore th e ' fact revlrwlng
nrithorlty
|H vvlilirl gation 'except tu adm inister Ihe
ranee and trust you as safeguards fee*, tu t th at *1) m-rnrys should raid to have d tm tr d plays in
the
p*«t
season
ml
jinn*
of
dollar*.
.xoai
tU F count)
rountle* and m unlrlpalltiej llint gnu Id nut a broke on the fund i I hits Impotinrid. It («' hrAgainst error. I know it is rub- It held hy the T reasurer nnd
1’nltrd
m r loaded tu 'die utterm ost while pum licr’ o f * emplnyii * and Ihe llev^d there Iminls ran he rafr- Tile turn who I hue. nsnifica the in liiillcd only In a spirit of unselllsli 1 disbursed nit appropriathm* mails (owns throughout the
States.
i.
ilust
ry
should
he
siihjerletl
Ur
alrrntexex have reached th e dangei omnunt of th slr r*mp*fl*alIan .1 git*nleil. Tne pirn, of >»ux«\
nnd
.on*
trot
live
service.
I
Mr
Uw
and
upon
order
of
the
ittius measure*, r u n to the extent
Freeedbig the play, "The Wrvpoint. Then
There i» a deadline In coat kerurlng justice \» Htitte anil o f - 1 will In iliieet to ohjretlnn. »Any
•We mu«t work ..ui a plan tu Pwmirtroller ..•untw slgne.l hy the nianlrss Wetldlng" which I* snid
i having their plnci* of liusinoss
1
G
vernor.
of
governm ent which,
when fleer.
finigraoi will tie,' | ark you, how nHjilnrkrtl If necrssnry and treated init'i tln»
tif.th r bourn*
l.aw anil la w lrv n rss eor.rlu.lcil to have one of th e jn d s t (sipular
ever. in ronsider. It In 'h e spirit as outlaw*.
reached by the taxing power*
Ihtsrd* and Ceatmissluns
iadnstrlal l„ , ■
...
'
^ I f i . e i s ents .if Fhftl.
-• m h iS d W ^
H U lI tthe
U .Iccllhe of u Htnte's
" ■
mark*
“
w
* w *ith 1i n e' r"t V
i
pfoaparlty. In rp>. > of IUkIi taxes. ummuww.na
s osualVyj
’o f iTifs
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rei
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inui
ii
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ciiiiuri
n
ir
n
n
!rr
In
trrr
tD'riminHhf'
)0li* nf H«Fntf|N^ f*»r Ihi* i'Vffiltlif*
I,stafv rn'ist ha none If
*-'V**d.W gV I bet many b ar* erased tirenl nl Is m mcnsni from ho
This we cannot . .hi If wu allow i with the enemies ,.f c nstlfuted
l |ll. au liettev
nnd and ■
, rrurt
Ihofinancial
inlcgrlty
cf
our
>»...■ to -pair, Imp.l defaults are immln- fmnomlc anil |Hi1lticnl standpoint.
selfish int.-r.-sla tn I,old sway, or 1sU thotity, Agvnrlc* to e«tahlUh
,,..n u l sketches with
Hlnlc Is tu Is- nreserved ..nil jiir*.
ettj In town* dUtricln and i-min- The nilmlnistmlltm of F lats
,.i, .n
•** I'M* H o t tilings first. Nor legal proof of rrim e ami .-nforry ^
j ending*
lire it'.nr our taspayere.
• the S la lr. a"
"Un- l|lir|l
H rth u n 'u (_ re .
•»»•.•* rw jl l.y x r t rts g jtj.irily 'ih e l?.T_rhpUld Jtc l J U rp g th tiie .il ^
fJ ^ T n c Iu d re :*
Tax Collcclinns
fplrs IF
becomes
d-centrnlix
a tlee t*
athrough.))
au* ' '
* v***il*r» <1-1*1111
ftirw *d,
»* evu*
t
W
H
S
H
M
l
f r e ig h t
i J f J w * somronc ,i.ys. to n Jfg g tt pprvirBry - p a r r o t - It lost.- The -- O ur trrmtirtah strocfinv
iiev.njFr i inTuxes for a period of " r sertfonal aligmm-nt. fThank ft.nl and not Wcnkcned. H ruin shi\uld
vv-.vlillnir pueat*
II. 1. W ear,
this Inftirmntion. Hut
veals new enterpriw * not emning tl.i se line* have lost their plueel-i
"n lM‘r m*ncnt values ami not
„ , Sidnev. \'li-b>ii \V
.tr in j i r than our methods
laiariU I'onshh r '.themselves
to dodj-r (a rts which s
i t ......-still It. With itnlustrlra a h
geography of Growler F i . r l , | . . r' ^ *'er future on a g a m e - .f f h ’
' ' " n n,l Kr.rt 1 II v
Itv-tirm. Ot'r system rnttsl t
m nrlenl in trrin is ra ,^u,l
!••
idlfli-,1 nnd the tv u ill- rninte n r , Mr.ly- .nested. ttth. r state* in the As
m at tty fores (Jitlr nt tent Ion.
........ air and puhilr x l i i
^
nm
iS u lT o itJ J ? *
.
sight Ilf the pulillr hualtieaa gs
doing
this
now.
Houth
ai
To llii- r nd. u'llirr* should
■If, ; ; (Hit flu sn elal Task
- ,
■ i w o rth y o f the nam e, nil F lo rid a i
HETW EKN
whole Many nr our Isianla nod lain
The Jilted ftwei-lheart, Harry
I
■
urede
mlnpills'iry.
1tr*»l
to
re
- T k a i gap betw rm trre lp is nnn Cemmissiona are responsible to
JA C K H O N V IL L E
A g V u ltu re . (iM iotre and labor 1
l,, r
• |‘ ‘P< l“"
new
essen
tial.Jo
«
valid
nsS-H
.
e x p e n d itu re must he closedt mil Ihcmselvrs aloni nnd have g r at• »"1 ,n * ' " r|e". ftel.l .....I
Old Maid Aunt, Mr. Vichlen.
merit should tie dene m u n with nil ,-u hand in hno.l. O n . aim must ‘
ill
D E t.A N D
obligations niust h* discharged; er |row-er# in the ugfretiiHture
Aunt Jem im a. Edwin Randall.
The levy gholllil lie Iti-ltl valid If 1.1 1.1 pn rnofe the w. lf a .e of ou ' fa re sts. T h e w e lfa re o f e v e ry etti
A
N
1)
o u r flnanclnl Int g rily niukt * he ptihlU- lo rd s \V • tJ-fvernor rm I net ti-nle led within a f l 'n l times
■V
rl*« t ■* *if ft i I:i *m ’h. Wi» niUKt I'ttB* Jiis lupjyilU.-v* or so n on. sue
Muther, B ert Munson.
• preserv 'd ; II sound fiscal s ln li- his Cabinet.
fi'irmiitf ilii'lr Iti-ulth »!ii*I Hnff*ty re s or fnilnre^is rites . We lire
'
nqttoci" rnry r(o | in s iliitis ln g
S A N I'D R D
•
Twin Girt. I- B. Hudgins.
turd m ust be c*‘. ildlshcd; nut tux
Itur Coastittillon pnivhl.-s foi us well I ,1 fees in ntnh!ii|' ides ft *iii bn I ib !* I h | lft/4'iijs arid him * rim. |ie'ipie, one in hope, one ' 11
.Twin lloy, Edwin RcmU-r.
H
(«rc
D
c
o
r
D
tti
v
w
y
bunlrgi must !)»►■•mlJb*4xsl; ami an ExeeuliVe ill p.u lin( |il r‘"0 ‘ .^Ui.|tilii
purpotr, etie in iluiitiny. and -hall
lirt
tin u ilv Will II. Munson;
The F rulnole
H ig h
School
In
with the Inti lllijrnt - 1 ad •!ship loircii of the tioVernoVrhurl -is ail- Ineilil le- -til'll) 11,-d within whlf*S n t .f it io •hm ild f u r r y in nr» i»rdu ly inn Id for the future in the s |i r il uf
fiosslp'n •’hum, Otto So.uniersf ’t»Mi*n lb*4 w i f t L ih h *»f in* n i*« M. Cauley:
l.^rs.
tra m
w u , w hitew ashed
ami luiiiiotle ro-o|i»-ratl«n evi- minivtri.tive offieet > who follli n tnx lli'ii ran !«• in I'm i til uiitl '•
»’Jl «m t f tu n *iiln fry. Tht* widl*
b y -th e Orlando Tigers yex'.ertla/ rliirhl.
dent In thl* .I*Rl»la'.«re I know various Hoards, and. in wliom nrv the uioCrrluie rnnile nd liirm l t «J
"W
hen
nime
was
fur
the
party
W alter
It.'Uth.
nr
lh»* S t a t r U tm*iiFti»rd *•>’
uftriiioon In tt hurtl-fotight yum-- , Rrldrsmaids,
iluL ail were fi t the Stale,
th a t tlii-HC things rnti he do'nr vi'sf(,| tli|. ui'rulnirttallon i f the pnsrlVilr tn th - end lb ti ti v flid • t b r h HI b *lnjf *if lit** uvrriifM'
Hsvhl Van N r o , Rolls kinder.
HlnteV a Ifairs. It Wsn never tax ih r d Would 'li *i‘rtniT>
nt
lln
rp
er
Fh
plisnl
AlhletiiField
gnd Florida's |ilu r- <slnhllfhed eunlrniplnlisl n>al ■oy Itepuil
h.-tpr-d the
W hen I he ri. Ir man
Fl* fwbt - ll*tl*rm
lt xmiilil facilitate tl»i> i»iM»*rtbifi
in W inter “I’atk the stiire le Ing t Fretl Render and Ih.naU Norton.
ysair
In the front innh* nf ibis advanc mint should assume atrsuliPe irUi• of pi i m.rinl pi pi 11y I \\ Hll fllllMO ik * n f tli«. i»ir fiitiur^ iii iiun*
Fpohish Da hire, Alter* Norton.
to
t). Ijin g sten held the l|ic«l
»»llii i- ‘** frriu h l r a lr * . W v h n w
Altd the | ■ or man ludi-ed the
in g nation.
.
-cT,
Baby, Henry Dickinson.
let Ilf III revenue aijsli.g tl'im f m rtilr» In laipili thin
tram
to
four
meuxty
hi'.-,
ami
was
Must Work Aina* Many I,me* any special levy or fees, hut that „„ „ Mlnililii.n f<t I Iti- ita-illlkll* «* i ‘f ! - m *m *tin' Hind* i|)t lira I cnUT|trir*’
g reat".
Minister. Il.n ry Srhuniaeher.
gi-.i-n.fiuh
support.
iM
*
r
nn*>lhrr
f*
•
r«l
tu
(
h
f
w
i
l
l
We mu*t to ' hope t o - acconrp- all moneys should, he held by |h< B ||, , n»e lug
T« ihiR will, il l ‘*iH U fc of u n fa ir rrdf* H tljiM lim ni.
Nurse, John J. Jones.
ilay-rs, F a n fo ld '*
moun.l g c '.i
DAY1X»N,\ BEACH at.Vi.imo
Foot Of Myrtle Ht*
mi «|> j VInijlil I.f U til lu ll'^w
Hah thl* hy any one art, or any T rt‘,*»fliiii;«r «ml
Ring lies i n , ( h a ties T refry ..
HiU pr iMt-iii Is Rii
ii MiI ron*
pit. H'-.l w ill,
ledding th r
sta le
iiimle by Inu* »n«! hib4 HrriiM* tnjjt
I % ' id iiu t iil thnt It <afinot t r l u t u l b ' I resilience will lie built here s)Wiyi.
single policy, lint by. Mine, cop- f r
I 'h o n e 213— W
Flower Girl, Dr. W. T. l.snglry.
ciuutipious In right hi*.r l)U| four
m l by tin* IfidividiiitY itro u rr. It ii mi Id
atstent, ro-orrlinalsrl action bhmg ii (Hiii titiJrf nf Ui*« f t tin | it rttllrr til In t if ltiiiiii uUh
Wrvlding Soloist, Henry W itte J r
.' i n n s re n tillu il.-d to his dow nfall,
i'mitt 11* is fti*(I I >y 1hi* l»'*vt»m *r. *if | •*11:i in-** it r**5111v • wliin >1. A«
.WINTER
GARDEN
12
f
o
il*
I'-r
I m * diililV’i ii r-filiiiri11pnIr»11
many Ilnha to a iletlnlle pur|">» •
ltriiie, Mr, Jaeolis, print Ijml of
O ur f.n u ti'** i« m w im r
(1) Economy In tadiliv v»|i full- all* f<itniitif; #»u| IHt1 ii*xinn t" '" *■» t fu n tlcr «tf fttit, II m* |»w^innl ,i .it ’ hr ;i *Im lv »if nnr rn lln * r .ilr ni-i iul ntnrkittg sign pninteil on I’.O fs,' Miller, Edeitfletil atid^x
|ifli|t4|| v
| ;|\
nil
ttuliim uH li k ■ im tun* | I’ni tht* In riiu n litirs in (op of 1'oumls Gut age.
llayes
werevhe
only
local
player*
tu re, vrlth huUncvs-Hkc oignutxa j wMh jlw* n»i**tmr itf t t n ljtl* ti .* winmli| l>«< <11>i ?(iJili i| m il I hi* Ii
•h»t *41*111*' q.f ill., S la lr In* hnuur'il
tint* '"anil nipcrvislon tn P " '- | Hilly Itin iLih o n u|*mi Utf f |m il l tnitiAi* lux
mvmtfbiitiy -» r *♦«■f *i 11y in th r rtU rn lion Ilf 11|**
P R O D U C T
m
C H R Y S L F .R
enrnifn'.Tl nitlv H lu .
t i n , i" m n n ify mi.! v^ftnro tin'
jiir ih iM r llm i i >)rii|Minlr» mm*! *»*ir
I ’%«*rv II*<mti
h/
f%iintnU*iitit I i*H1 Ilf «IMlWi i*'tll
Conservation "I
r *"
A nstlAhhl
t r t r r lla li
11hoi*
hut t tl
tf tn
Ii*' •*‘i*h
*ii ^ ....... i| 4 uttntlim nl f Jitm r v r r , H olihl, Htitliln*M flitun*, I*m| nuly fltirn An
ri* .• nt
Hitt
It* IIh)
jiue rgul its ilimlinM lu th* protar -I m-mI i I hI M
in* t, w ith th r hrMl of "Ih h Ih •'.if tom
. I m' m V
it>
In
m - •Kih u h im il h||t f n i a
miiml,*#.
ghahbrl.
if u l , »lnrMf|*di!tt ilr|rt*riilA
to h
(,t) All saplitwhle illiliih o tlo l I'a ilm r iil I oldllijf 4 iffu r nl t| »• ' , om;tUh|i Ih U ivwulJ.
of our tax huiitrn with n irdh'Cj w ill uf jt ir IhtvrfiM ir. No u hit | , } ; f |n • hmihl I r In k .mi to rul- l i . i ift* r xti-nt on thin r r llr f .
ry*
fthoiul
hr
«
•
Y
|*vr%
<li«l
rmh|»t
Im
o
n
iVIlnqumt
lam.'*
nnd
Reclamalinn fif Thu Everglades^
lion a>'Mciii 'th at is simple in up \<rf anm ipriiilim i 'hintlr hy ! **v
htintf l.indr.* *»<dd !»*i tn*v)’i bn*ii
K nlnm ct r-a of the Evrigladcs
c f lr :ttfi add c iIn'n i.f iv-tiH*.
.ifnl Iii iriiitbtr i'oiidiituHmril i ll t m* h real.iC W r nhoilbl |h» n * t :.* ih'Vilejiiil into .- jn*t eieil as
( I t 'Hafrpuairl ngainst unreas. »iu*^u-n It ui* i'Tjti'i'i to ii vo 4i |
", |||t|l| pljUlutl' |»1»i-"llUri% "*'SII ns ii^ State plnlih In with the
nnahle ilchta an,| ohllgalionn In uriftlr from iriiht|MtulriH uiul fitf r- Villi* fitr tin* lUuti Col oil nut* h.vie nl G 'lvrim ucnt giving prnratire future.
lu|if)lniT ncl|vtH<*> i n»l h*t|H* to | flfliulifllt
ef ro-aptnatiog that will insure
r-A lllhl |ilhv!«lr f*M
i tt.e t , tripletimi of lids p in jm it
TlwWc things will lilt "Ur g"< rtiHiUtili hioiii’ ,, i*f(trirnry» ml
lllfti t • of Irj nl ilrrtU.
. i >io | nt way In view of theta
. Trot ir l Ifo Ay h i ti-I I'lilurr
ctim ittil from fuiumiul dlatlx*' M inldtiiju* aUlhitrit) iiiuaI Ih*
prosperts, it would I r well fa
tlMljtathitio
and kaalcix hy y ui* the usual i-riil!ali;*4 sL Mini r**i|irtM'IbU|l> ilrf*
r*
tin U
lilB -f. -IU41LUMot >aat -t ol
mill'll H u d ^ in ■th** i»’«n
. )Ve .thuuhL-IK V t . r. - l i k u the
".'i! _• *i\
p roisiwn.y
siarity "i
«f utltJj.tKi
Tin4 i»» oldr F.7'viTn(tfy' ItoU
fin i r hv uliiih i-rttli'lii pttd lib “*n h r iiuv tie ,-orrstiluI>-,| In spi
Hcnaeaiy
Hcnaou.y
trill* l.iintm IhrtiiM Ut * with H- - i. iui( i I n m* nnd . -indittou,
J
. l*j«r, ./a n rq rW J
vi ihniny In | while i v |s-n.til 0 11 it>MMlaXot%
hVitnr r f
our
lK |u trl\{ iil
tui flii''! 11 otnlIlTAtiiitM'1.
Ft i t# I'A toijj; ess limy es I a bits 11 wild fully
Is I|||E|1|.ini'lillil Itrilie. e»-aty ex* should I r timRilitlnihl mid »»r«»«jt liiiiil ln r 11i*k I uiri'il Jm•l«rt#tioiIlit*'** • o.fljiiint with the Frvlitai fi-jv
.iseg m ust. I f ■llniiti.il -I \\
rrtivlth*’#
if»*i|t1{tiairtl.
Tb*' In l( irnintulili*' firH|<*>rliHn i f tin* >• mm rig In m riy i.u out this propenset
T itix o w n e r 's l e t t e r — a n d t h o u i a n d s o f o i h e r i
,
u- !•*»*,I ki tuntior. mimI nvM I*** ersin.
havrrfiorit a sense of tin* ‘ *t' - *'l ts'jMIr mill 1**1* I*
I * h Ih
e q u a lly c n i h u a l t i l i c — e x p la i n w h y m o r e th a n
lit
tlie
i.ilininisttution
of
the
,
jiuldi,d
o
lla
r
uo,|
f.ii;.
irt.-n
lnrtm
tn%
tU
**
Hindi
h'l
Ii
Ifrjuiiiu
ntiiir
tit
tu
inl
r
\
p
r
fc
-i«ui
the
Dnilnuge I’leg' jro the (H'-iple in
I > 0,000 m o to ritta have b o u g h t th e n e w D uick after
of
th«
f
uvim>*
i
.
j*v
m
«i*
0*1
tit*ui
»
*
)!
ut
nnd
Ih
*
Fi»r*'*l|)
H)*rt.
It
LUtte
economies
i
.
>
K»nt
to
th at
the urea shmiiii he liio.lght insi'luaf
i t t i n g h c ld n tl ;h e . w licel "and yjeuioyj th e (s c u l
«lioul*l
I
d
*
hioiifTht
Vr»it*Hlh*t.
,
gyvtngs,
I
'set
ss
o
ff
lees
m
u-.
to
III*
I
•
tiniKr
**f
h‘»li)|**.
big
. iiotm 1 wit I. the dtuiujc^juiieie
i nndlrt M . l||iL n r t l
It* UtlUlMift. >•'
xhwh-eni|di"
. f c u-Cil o
IjJlp.,, nkuU
^ .........
.
(t-rw
-ertlR
f
WJ
why
m
f,
p
^
F
o
i'u
.
■ I B lv t
C funpan: if w ith .a n y utB cr c a rl
, %u
' III If. | rf Mt-v.111 : IJIM " HFT*|f rrpuN i ItcerKQ Still I- i on , n l I lii lT -ftt
[TnrfiTM >H i i.)(v* i id • i i*. mii.i murtl ATT fu T 4-,-w-oO-rtm-hrrard Or I v the i-StaliTliciv y o u 'll ktitrivw itjr il ii fhe au to m o b ile fo r y aa/
T n S S jw r tt m T a i k ' to whtrtTTWT ■trrttir"T‘t Thr
tislim
uit
nn
un
liilc-ni.vliary
i tu* lie •hs.nl tl.st will give the |weplr the
■to rislhd. .Then i^ Il.alm ip *H • tilid M *lid • o')1oil’s? Idii. l.ituM to- id-|| i im i r
< 3 ^ 3 - I t'll •u» Itru twe* iregg. MU J ^ >
nuTck MOTOR COMPANY. FLINT. MICH,
r.Minl ifUltdll
I'ltHH I lie stand ,|e|Helti)i« liti.l \ sf.s khohh-i- a- . ' • l l t o y - u S i r h they rv.e rh llllrd
tim tlpn Ih-Iw is n n p"a*m« i " 11 | * till of t i ' MOMiy nil1
nd r-lfieirIn} well, I. i-iii* In tinorn- sbouM hr
i
y
n
i
w
i
/
(tram
s/
AlMsre
I'w
fsrsah
.
U tu tlth
and ft payroll. Many evnm.nih ■ im: kVrlh *»ur stru cturu ■f .novelu iltiiil.il lo n n as'vna’dw. p.-rreni*. i Imp* no h n n th e f the Mute"*
an- jpilix unployvil h> yitur p i '-- im ut houhf III* Mindf simple Olid 1litres uf Illy nip it id d is k .ftlul sul*O U .v n lw |g.)u«lini y jc p« re ti n ailduion to Ml
’ ..bipnii-i.i is ui greater distress
A'ht. JlmtMl-1chtinii ui*I, jmu ca i .till ! n **• »*‘*«lr*
uwii * I’ll mouth, ih r*
J . 1 ( i n / t a s i v h l '. t - ,r n t
plus.
•dun our sehunl system, the first
- s Mi lll nU 111 I#•*%**!t»W1III
safety dopehil no » saving hf «'
Nr, one - lieidd t ,- iw, i pti*d T.s d If int tty iH-ing that of finance,
rh ry x h 't Mutmx car in ,
.
is il d axlrs — I'ly m outji
I.
1
...
I
1
ohn
,
not
will
.il
I
I
iloullle
It t Mi'll to U *‘|« tfili•**MIMlit
I i ,x a tmlT nilllioii thil’lii * I» C
ihe lov.cxr-po.xul h c lj: j J t i . j u f()7 ) giv vxy ou the ear( rnntiul
will. s,h"oU
fn iin ) in i lose
s»
\
».f
lo
t
I
h
U
im
)
•
iu.
nt.
The
rxaanniitg
ro
t.
. louglumt the M ate ft Is h>i|>etl
y r o r in lire ...................................J th •
— pn siJ, hre Oiise lire
,1 ,
and llu- pr<4,xiain of
M ate’s uilalti.. 'Vc l i e well on |i|jlt4'i|>b ft id.olibl I s • lil|)lr>t*)l III -tmv.1,1 11- fin iri.M-1 i rid ,tii> lcr I "at I lit- i.mendi m ill of our law .
C hry tie r
..r a t h r r I
vuiicrit.
A
luodtiM.
Uhif
irt
Ply nrouib i< a toC-nw car, pot
iilllVI
V
il
mil
euulunl.-i
il
n inxniloi, w l| futni-h relief in
thi' , way now. hut I her* a t''
ll lc h s a ) .1* 'e-p 'T t. it is certain -Hint our
a muiiornro — a -rom‘ort»hlc
prciof in tern al-,-,p an d in H J
charger/ llxn l try law vvhlcti nb ml- ■v*H' o of l i f r i i l ' nn*l ii" **»»*» I[ - I l l ' l l 1**11/ *lAh -!-* I‘c*lll*‘0'*{,
Mwrtl«er-lilp in Ilie Iten.l l>i-}.a,4- ■'ebool trs trln -mn»t_go .ilt: Tlliil it
fuur-vthcrl hydtaulk hrjlex. 1
car ill v ih i.h yvu and your
mtnMtlSi'.ion fail > C h and w hnh hIhoiIiI J,# | W
*ilt Ii: h«n| l|iro«!|p|in*iit iv. nt should '-e h.-'d s irre d :o ttic i u m atter " f great ela'iurrassfamily and friend., an relax m
lui hutlgel iiomiilssl'in .a n iluiug*. tlo* Slid*', txilh an n iid lth ^
f o r (YMoltx of both prida]
Most to whi -Ii H Is n.m m ilte.l. tin.) eiwi, that a ih- I *>- nr gill |n the
A# an Ultial rot oiu, p - h a v tk iii thrtt would in«urr rl h* X It - Rnad departm ent should Ip n.M e sin ul-1 Is- ih-ni.d an eight
the tullixi, in-trad of IrcluiJ
and purer, I'lltl.'-.ilh it l.alay*»l
throe’ s | kt IuI nssi-tant Atldtiwy an mitiiiul *.M»l*t of tJ*«* *hffa*»oi kt »i Iris from the tem ptation of innpths term with tearhen. ptupcrowded und .ro m p ed |
lmr»t jm estmi nt in th r hr Id affl
CttniJtr S h A frm W >rfr» s i
Im i-si.pfK rJ motor t^re
til net el-* rlinwlpg f lo r a s ' |"'l »MMhb h.n, of th r HtuU* IIm* pot tfe.ll intiji'iire. The law shni.ld eilv tiutni.l niul fnlily paid.
—proud,
lwc.tu.xr
I’l)niouHi
«
•//
a
l
li
e
tUl
frit*
(Mrs
acre,
in
ike
It
iruisisaildo
fur
uny
mem
pUt
|HiS'
■%» -re
J •• mmeml to you < .ni.T ui
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in ru i .si. Iw sriia g td ua
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Forty,'w hile th luidgii to r these and rtxoriis >u krpt (h it the pen-* <dhrt pmgruiii lum ishes a tr-niptn- rlelyry anenrplishmt-nt hy this nro.
court- 'Jum|>e,| from f ITltdtotl to tile lim y .-tv lu.w .ml for u h a l lien lo timde {ltd the ilanyet- if grant There should, also tv pro
th e jr inuney- m e * xpt-iol.il
IToJJWI A* ail Id' •Iiu-y, I Weuhi lifflrr flf I toad TrUslee Hliuold rwnvrrting our iis-.l funds into tt vided in th* offg-e of the STate
|s , k liatrel pii'tsi-ition
.-upr liutrm ient a director of. ffnlu H‘< *CF| 1,1 ots-lisb a court
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in a nblig-t
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tin t m u l trie d fluuu.laj la u lio l tlulis Hew un the i( wad Lh part- UUtl'Rule a system ul Uniterm,
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power, smoothness and
reliability! ur.j.M-smyieisTn"
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Have All Been Tiny
Classified Ada are popular far a
number of reason*, they get RE
SULTS quickly, (hey are easy to use
and they coat ONLY A FEW CENTS
a day. ■
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able. Phone IIS —W.
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In. S it Laurel, rhone 190—W
Modern furnished B o r 10
house, double garagey
airy nsoma
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Pao’a. *20.00 and $38.00. 1
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I f .y o u fail to receive The Herald X Tiller, Paola
A r have any eomirtalnt vo make FOR RENT—Bungalow 1Dated
H n r b a | delivery aervlce p'easc
a t 2111 Palm etto Avenue, * .0 0
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the ClrculalKm Department par month. Inquire Herald To/.
fe to r* * ,P . U. Tha Harold keeps fic*.
H k p a t i d delivery boy until that
■ b r a n d wtU ha glad to send any 18—Wanted To Renl
(FORD DRUO.CO.
DellrjT—Phone 325
WANTED to RENT— Fu Abed
house with Uirei bedroom , Addreat 0 . H. Matin Gen. Del. Sonford.
19 Firm s For R ent
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Tha Roo!
KvartatUng.
H ttol
sMngtes
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roof*. Sag Jn aaa H. Oowan, Oak
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h a ll n u it h n » e v i l t i ■
b«wever.* th at few
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fur Im tiruvrm nt uf federal build
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f r s s s s e l i la ' s .*1 N em laule I u u n ir ,
I-lu rld w T jn Ih e I Iu i. J s s . II. Mhs-on,
' ,u m r Ju d g e ..I a sm ih o le L’u u h 'v,
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mouth. Lsswest prloaa; beet Valaes;
most com pl<ls service. W. T.
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
C!IAI*PED AT LOS ANOHLES—Douclas Fwlrbankt. movie hero, cn th t lecture piatlcrm nt the .Uni
versity of Southern California when he delivered the first lecture of the new collegiate luur-e on the m a oa
picture.
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CUT THIS DIRECTORY OUT FOR HANDY REFERENCE
W ha-W oukln’t B e lie v * in Sign»?-
For The --
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Now
CENTER UNE
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A U TO HKI'AIILS
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T b r e ilk ill
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L U M II F It
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FURNITURE
Whit*
FalrvLU*
Sanford Ave Bakery
Seminole Creamery,
phone 834—Daily Delivery
II Alt HER S H O P
LOCKS
y/fiui
GEO. DEETCH
it o w•■-
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Smith Berber
107 N. Park
ROOF REPAIRING
Jaa. II. C o**a
Roofing and Bheet Metal
WATER
MILK
Uy j.' -7
14-gtf* 1
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KEYS
REPAIRED
Long wood Dairy
Morning A Afternoon Delivery
Phon* 1 3 f,
IIA K E R Y
MILK & CREAM
l i ndu In y»ur uavd furniture
at Wagoner*!.
*
Onsta Cafe
Park Ave. Phone 0118
Call At
I'hiitia 138
TOP Hlioy
I toa - f i t —p*r' btihdrod.
tut s
fianf«e>l Ave. Ilakery—Sanford
A w A 5th—F. L. Nixon, Prop.
Hill Lunil>er Co.
/.ip Kervtre
•n d n e a lT r le a A
L u m p ls ln s ll.
. CAFE
Ave.
thick* from our tra p m at ad
strain
THR SPICE OF
in tn i.
GUNS
i to slay
Circumstancea
nioirt' n r n th rr
ii very !■!*#> t*» In tii'Vi* frmVi Uiu [ ‘ }fk Ktiii w. Ami
U ' iiiid -In
huautiful onm Ihnt m e n p p in rin ^ j Mhllt* iIjif L m h ljd t l w ith f II v i t
i:t nil nf * 'is* * hi VtMitUrii Ti in th ii'iiil nn«| w ith lni|;t> l i l v c r flow*
P n r ii then* ilny*.
t in i m tihildcn il l * tin* hutUTm.
I .Ilki* till
w nnirii'ji Vtivir
I 111Ak ( A iu w
tilh tilpuFa
tiinkirii u
) t n r it in < p iit(^ .ln U y1uml
h i n . 1* harm ltiir M inim i«Y iiftt'riuKni
inhi(% i|uit«** tiiiliki' 1hi* plain
(nil* ] wi tir*, f i l l <1 t*t lu ll In M»fl y(Mrr<
u n i| ■i'lnu.M''o f y«irc w hich
wn* ; till* f«»Mitlc u ii tn the* w niittin<\
tiifliilr'ftir tillliliirld ii pttf|Mi*4'*e on *. nm| huvinir
n <!■nJ*L* jahot
un<l
j
Filin ' lire *»f m l ton* n tW n i o f iii»i!$*n i*it #i»f w hite rrc jio Khswlrtji
I niJli iiiiit tvery
nmny huvu
siifi in plnHlren * I L et,
j t rills «•r liv e ly
lin e, AI* rtiiMiu | A ivh * » wntin
ItlmiM* is
(hr
hhiUM'M roint" in until!, irtn ru e tte j hfeal rom n leiiw nt of n jiy L ln tk
fir rnilirniUciB *1 linen, Arjit ihi i*1 ntin n t m 1!» i n t nilile mut one
ii
- r l e l t e «mu d s m e jt o w b U h ,
WANTED 1 . Ambl'lous, iadutL
' rlous person to introduce and
■ktyply tha demand fa r Rawlelgh
Plodaeto In Sanford and other
Unavoidable
Frilly Blouses Supplant Tailored
Garments As Latest Hint From Paris
•«»« b i l l
rlatm a o r dtm iilM lI nffeAlnot ■•Id
On Account of
I -,. icwi j Uuwii un
Scant. A m ntea’s Hist ntl-Mrrnnitliie airplana.
The bi ltilers uf the unique ship explain tin t Its novrl <vnv.netInn tinea
make It p-i- ible to uttaiii n wide ranee of sp-cd. wlt.le tiuy rtlnilnats
■ntlr.'ly that nUhlmarc ut all avlutru. the ti.l'-utu.
PAU LS
Sneaking!
$—Holp Wanted (Female)
T t o f t l c ra S lio ia . I b N lr F i. 4 lptrlt«tt-
’ The otienlng session will b«
markril by addresses of eminent
medical learh rra of lucal eolltg**.
Among them will tie: I)r. David
U Eilsail, dean 'if Ihe H arvard
U niversity M rdl’al School; Dr.
Alexander S. Begg, Dean of th*
Itoston U nivenlly Medical School;
llr. A. W a n rn Dean of th# Tuft*
, ( ’u t ic « « , UedUal S aW d)-U t.-JtA w .
6L llyrnle, president of the Massarhusrtta Mrdteal Society. Re
plies In the words of welcome will
be made by Dr. Charlea F. M ar
lin president of the "Amrrtean
UoRrirr of -physlehm*, -and Dean
of the Faculty of klrdlcinc of Me
(iltl University, of Muiferral.
Is,at. gome sod vartrllr* of them tn the Bahir.i Desert elan*. Ttie plants
brfurr bloumlng have the dltlluet rhnractrrUtlcs ol pehUss and ore hard
tA dlvtllipuhh from stnnrv lit a flrtil. Photo stiowa a field of (irbble
fin e r* , with H irrat prbblei n u t tried among the plant*. Tha liny silt
lilv.iunes the pluila.
n m r e n im ld e t n n n th e t a l l o n a a .n
r t s e h i n g u t t e r hut g ro u n d e r s u iu l
Jkra. abd-Ttyd Bt^Pbraa ML---
lii $•*%*»11*I** "f Kil%NClK C. Tt’L'it•
searrh. •
h.h V-si, ,7 T jr - )it -
K n tlc sr If* h F r * b r I v s f i fh R t »*•»
u n d e rsig n e d w ill, o il ih e I t lt i dxv
uf A o r i r A . !»• l* r » J u r v e r n t lu lk>
I'n n n in U e ITounK i i d s e uf H«tw.
Innle C o u n lv , K ln r ld t h is f ln s l -e .
tu rn , a e c n u a l end v iu e h e rs a s l ' .
vcatf.r
u f Ih e fr.etlte
of I I I I
A rT O I'S T A IIE N < ’ K j e e e « t e d , aB
at said U rns, then i* d th e ts, tn«U »
a n n llr a lln n In (lie s lid J u d g s f» r a
fin a l e e ttlsm sn t e r fa d m la h it r a tln *
„ f s a l d e s l a t s , and I t an o rd s r *11.
c h a tR ln g him a s
K a s e u lo r
* H e is t. Ih le th e ( a h d a y o f F e b -
' N A S £ W a i 0W j f M r i T A V r « S
Prut, de Intel, a D slqlsn liu rtirtillu rlsl. rrtu n ird I rum a tour of
A frica with a roll ret b n of unique plain*. They betting t,i Die famttr of
d.-rert plants, ‘‘m racmbryaiitlicmiim.’* and th ere are, according to P ro L
*n. f» " . "IdH -tr to he
Itufe iw> ..f this ner.
,1 'n a n 'es■"*i.u .lir
>' l»
tRyI'M O llie r he I*tll4it«he<l *»IH'e .cl We r k
S room housa Must be
u :it niii>il(ti:ii
f u r f o u r »o iiR e h iiit ie % Id* In T i l l f $Uihllt.tlPm I**»
t ’jh fit. and Wual of irk and H A N K l » ltl» 11 i : i t A l . l >. »I l . e * * | M | o r
TRUCK OWNERS—We can . re bargain fc r cash. A. P. lonnelly ot areneru l r l r r u lH lt n ii |tuiiii»h«-•«! to
la f l.t l in H a n ru rfl,
Me-mlhitle 4*ouiit>, P lit r lilii
tread your 82a0 tra c k tirra. We ind Sons.
. riiM mIh, c.i.4.*
Im t« it t h in ?M ih iy o f y i « r r h , .\l>. I L L
"u*
fH»nFC«uii%«
ha#, the regular K lrtilone design.
v . it iM irm .A M * *
iiv
.muI ' tiia*
H ik i'. your old tires give you 26— M iscellaneous Fo
C le r k of t* lrr» itt iNuiri. Ha-pi*
I
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til..,.’
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I Hole I ' o u n i L t - lo r lilA .
•touklt'w ear, Seminole Tire Shop,
ll»
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jjvc
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M to o b aa T lrat, 400 W. F irst St. FOR RALE Cheap, . 1
houseKitchen Cabin t, Otl
HUMAN* A. - A K K U M A N
H.,u, llueS far. eu niu liiH iant
Ave. •
hold articles. 711 Myr
Do d g e
IK T l l l l , I I I , I I T m i U T . T H U S ■
Pi gre*s la lairn of ron[wratl<m
c u n c a d GraLam truck*
T v t iii h i i J i n t i'iit . I't n r i it .
1 \ t i l l r u n «>:*i i m i i k i u i s- in the community—nut from g e tIM i Btr e a t Phone •.
FOR YALE— Five rc hi stucco
t i , a T t r i : o r r i.o m ii* .
ceatrainta,—PrcaldfUt
ASilCIIAKT, >•» Ilsrvlvrr ..f I'lim rn lal
bungalow consisting \H large K.HrII.
itiifiol** ( ‘i . ' i n i y t in t ik , ii I L . i i i YOU ZNOW THAT YOU living room, dining rm *, kitchen
Hoover.
111M t?«»r jin#r HI i**vi, i 'Vn11*1ii in.1111.
.M e r r t o u r c l o s e t vith electric range I Id w ater
t o p r e p a ir e d
w h e i ; 'tester, two bedrooms, Hath with
MEEOB r r AT SANFORD ■bower, front and rci ■ porches,
SLT*. VfORKB
118 NO orated In desirable n* [hborhood.
MCU A V I.
Price *4650.00 TermJ of $ 1,000
cash and assume m i gage for
'lalanoe which ru n i / ar three
veers. Address R. I D. Care
W IGRT PRIN T SHOP
SN A lT Y serv es on any thing in
priatjng. A phonb coil will get
your n a n . Krone 417—W. 9 Rail
LEGAL A1
road A re.
IIH «•«« * T T
in t u b c o i’i r r o r
J l'lllir .
SK W IK O •j t-euMTt,
BU nJH N ’G ( 'LOCKS—Irrigation
static o r r w ia u
tm .
baxca an d c e n tra l cement work. lb r « t h t K » l « l » o f : 1 dd.t r inA t iPo ita
.
T A I I R N C K . I)« c rd
HUrScls Concrete Co. J. E. Tar° V M nMAL K o tin s
irtlle ta r, Prop. 3rd. and Elm.
LANKY'S DHUO STORE— PreKripllooa, Drugs, Soda. We
or* as n a ir as your phone. Call
■ *’ ,
to r * are plenty nf ta ll sh o rt’
• tups .11 the hlg league a 1 here in
no Inw ngmnsi „
iirb ln p liv
ing lip l" Die f ll- t syllable Ilf HU
title ns far a the physical r ■•P lo iiU s ,
in l ! . a
,t». i n , , - jt o ., tie-
—IT
BOSTON’, Apr.
3 — (IN S )—
The American College of Physi
cians, made up of more than 2,000
eminent physician* of \Jie United
Slates and Canada meet her*
from April R to 12 for a dlacua.
aion o f recent development* In In
ternational medicine, and to study
the wqrk of the Bow'jun physi
cian* and hospital*.
This College of Physicians,
whose functions are sim ilar to the
Royal College of Physicians of
(■real Britain, is an organisation
of highly trained men devoting
their live* to Vhe practice of Inter
nal medicine and th a advancement
of mt'dical acirncu through r* .
f
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ib « t y o u a m l « c h o f y o u a p iw A r l*»
( h r ab o ve etA te d «**«■». I h e » « m r
O elnif o 1*111 l*» r t f o r m an d fo r e cloee A
c o v e r in g H it lo lit iw ln v J 'r u p e f it * ! « * w ! t :
T h e H b U lii l - i o f m e K p r H i l * J
o f l.<>t U : m at th e M outh 1*3 u f
U ii
o f a . I ;, d r i f t in * m u *»*
(llv te to n o f p nrlfc o f fAe*'t|oh 1
tinm
The trlgn or m 'dgcts w.n t<r<;un
by O’Leary In IWIt. When the
rough and tumid,' Irishm an, now
toe corpulent m ath of the New
York Yankees, dropped ou, of the
it lure, along rente fiery little
tonle lln-h. present manager t.f
the Pirai,
.B it'll held down the Jolt fo r
many years, Iteing spec re .led by
Emory INgney. The fart lj\at TopP< r w.i« a midget mbs m o'e n
.um -ldenci. tly that time the
in in g Imd brCumr n Irm liiiin, Ar,I
so I' wn* only natural that Taven
er, l>. 'm il'* next thortstop, pIu u IJ
In a little man.
Now Tow ner has gone in Cleve
land and S, hold,. Is the fifth mid
get t ‘> hold down the J.'1'- Helnle
for trolly had „ tr ill with the St.
Louis Caidinnl* m il was lound
Mnnting, hut it is predict,si that
h" will »tu> In the lug r'h ,w th t'
FOR RENT—Small threeL room
cottage built on re a r oflj »t at
17Q& U agaokb Avenue ii b u a n
(an |* r r plait th e re o f rr«4*ir*!e«l 111
need* painting inalda an! out
i * i * l JI.H ik 3e | M* hie 43e U r f- ift lA
LOST—I month* old German Po tnd ow ner will take p a rt M rent
I l f M cv n llio lf 4 «*Oll t J • •
or before the Altl iln l1 of JH«>*
lice Pupgy.'R ew ard. Finder re « lobar, ' $18.00 per muntL In- nil
A . I > 1139* t he eniiHt ht'litief ei I t il I**
tu rn t o Fraifk Blair, 1001 10th a t lulre a t n e r a id -office,
d a y t*f th le *N *u rl. o th e rw l» e th e
j.
A ll* A H tlo ll» o f th e lit tl o f to im p ln lo t
had Pina Ava.
( 11r-il III Ih lH CAUhe W ill he i.tk w ll
23—Wanted Real Ernie
i
Doctors T o S lu d y
New DereteimtSR®
In Medicine F ield
down to the p tiaen t dny, it has to
happened that tall shortstops have
beer* mi—Ing from te Tiger In*
The average chwdflod r t - n r f W f w r r - w w ..:
month coats less than $5.00. Grant*
Ing that you spent that much to gc\
your house rented, you stall have a
good profit left . . . a sum you
would not haye hnd otherwise.
Does Classified Advertising Fay?
Give It a test you.■self, a thoro test,
and Judge for yourself.
FURNISHED 4 rooms and U
Upstair*. Screen*] porch. Cl
(tru M l complete information,
l a d u I’M Uriah, they w tltaaslat you la wording your want
ad to make It mode affective.
NEW YORK, Apr. 2—(INS1—
Vans who are without n score
card when they sec th e ’ Detroit
Tigers iil.iv thia year may th'nk at
firet glance that Jackie T atecner >g j ’ I
Hill filling the short field b e r t f r H
for the U ingnlt, for-H eine
n'c, T avrncr’* succctsnr. ii nlso a";
ni dget. An.l thereby hang* n laic. .
F cr twenty-five yrars. Detroit
.iiuttstrp* have been little men.
This small cost offers big profit to
advertisers. Let us say you have
a house (hat Is emply; you have
been renting it for $35 a month. If
FOR RENT—Mahoney apt a., II
Park A rt- W ater and gara
fum tihad. Call
J.
symmetric to t, forming • abort,
flat detached aurfoc* mat*Hal,
startin g from u n d tr tha a m and
fin Ithing In a ca leading Jabot.
Llul* nifflaa Intrusted a bora iba
wrist* giro Importance to tbU
p art of tha sleeves.
A vary youthful blouta comas'
of natural
sh.<4ntung i f t j
u
v.lmmad with banda of flna tucks.
Tha round, aahooUgirl collar »*nt
tha square shoulder-yoke nsaha
It exceedingly young In appearanao and the narrow ribbon laced
along tha cloalng make* a dalaly
detail.
THE BICYCLE 8T0RE
Mcl.ANDER ARCADE
Flo Pure W ater, th a t's aU
Pbone 277
GUN REPAIRING
—*-------------------Geo. Deetch, The Bicycle Store;
H cL andtr Arcade
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Heart
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S A N F O R D FLO R ID A. T H U R S D A Y . A P R IL 4. 1929
■A*
Is Mrs.
Going URGE COTTON
ICE GIVES " Where
To Sit? ”Is Question That
H I LIST Is Troubling Washington CROP PLANNED
ft ’ i
Mostly rale tonight rod Frid a y .
Moderate east and seathr w t wind*.
NUMBER 111
HYDE’S WORDS
UPON FARM AID
ASSIST SOLONS
Mystery Shrouds
Drifting Schooner
CAPE MAY. N. J. Apr. 4—
(IN S )— .A derelU -4 the pal
atial two
maMed schooner
Nomad, was found drifting
helplessly o lf Cape May, with
Its wealthy owner l-eland II.
Ross New York clubman, a
drunken crew of two and mys-
T. Coleman Dupont
Sued For Big Sum
VORK. A pr. 4. A ‘ Klorid* "dream
city which ended In th# bank
ruptcy courts (w aa revived
"i l
again today ln the .uprem o
J
WASHINGTON,.
A pr.
4.— Vice-President- w st tte ln e t h e rn>
court when suit for 11,450,000
(1N 8)—Up and down tho banks tertaln ln g 1 Mrs. (Sann should be
N itr d as th t "second lady,’* hut
»*» filtvl against T. Coleman
f
^
o f the- placid Potomac, alone, th at outside of the C urtis boms
DuPont, multimillionaire powW :
■faahlcftm».
JetotoanDi
..
»
t
w
W
a
i
•»#»*»bs
ranked
beW
dec m anufacturer ami 1.1 o th
c -T *
.. E m boss, Row and to the furth- low the wives 0/ foreign mini
er*. all well-known men. The
*
'
* Massachu* steps.
U
P’l 1 ntk.tl.rsYesterday, vice-President C ur
d rr coast gusrvlsmrn is today
llf 'fflF- T trrn F Development
paartnount today In official and tis s h a tte iik ~n)| th e precedent*
proceedlngto Philadelphia Ross
w
Corporation who charge thnl
o f precedent-loving and precedent
aoclal Washington.
is proceeding alone to Philadel
‘ 'l IhilM.ii and Ills iVfoclale*
Statesmen and diplomats dis living W ashington by officially
phia
where
United
States
rev
f
"conspired to ilcfraud and did
cussed It—th eir w ires avidly »o protesting to the S tate d ep art
Ska ford celery growers are g i y
WASHINGTON, Apr. 4—(IN S )
enue
and
customs
officials
are
lly George II. Holmes
PARIS,
Apr.
4.
—
(INS)—
—government clerks
speculated m ent, and In a public statem ent tog.rn/mit consideration to t*>M
defraud" them of the sum they
'\
International News H enlc*
ronducting an investigation In —The pathw ay to farm rellrf In
demanded
that
Mm:
Gann
tie
ac
on
U,
flappers
chattered
about
Prance
bade
farewell
to
her
seek
to
recover.
The
Investors
f
tr ia lf . Correspondent
to queer maneuvers of th# , the forthcoming special session
a rating higher than the r.iattsr of raising a large cotton
"beloved friend," Ambassa It over th eir chocolsto sodas. corded
claim twry Were Indnrrd -a. in
wives of ambassadors and diplo | cro dhl* sum mer The proje.t*
schooner. In a drunken stupor
The
question
loomed
as
tall
as
WASHINGTON.
Apr. 4.—
ap
ilu
rn
tly
was
cleared
today
fol.
vest
in
"Ihi.a
Itatnn’’
Venetian
/
dor Myron T. Herrick, to tho W ashington Monument, and m ats Irrespective of who* doing j whirl wir. Informally diaruased ■ one of the Imprisoned crow,
Iferlw rt Hoover complated
lowing the teatimony o f Serretary
canal*,
n
Kltx-Carlton
hotel,
the
entertaining.
day by honoring him In death It came down tk» this: "W here l»
sputtered, "the raptain washed
; few reek , ago by u small groun
i
ocean iM-nches. night clubs,
I he flrat month of his p rtiof A griculture A rthur M. Hyde
The town Is on Its ear shout of firmer*, has gnlned so many ' overboard In a running aca."
Gann going to sit?*'.
aa aha never before has hon- Mrs.
‘ |
It.
Mrs.
Edward
Everett
Garni
Is
hefnrr tsilh Senate and House com •hady palm* and rvrrylhing ! idenev tovluy. It htu been n
• j
cL'r,™
with I Mrs. KdwaTd Everett tiaim is
follow
rs
th
a
t
It
now
appears
car-,
else to make Ilf,, one long,
The dowager* amt the debu
month of interna' activ ity ,i
h ored a foreign cnv®y“ ^ ‘tn !»hc (ist«r of Vice-President Curm itters on agriculture.
*wee( song. In May, l!.27. khe
national funeral. T h e u( anj j,y vice-presidential usage tan tes were discussing little else tain that upward* of 1.000 a e t c /
wllni'Halnir *thc overthrow ov
’ Despitp Hyde’s »tat?m rnt that
may
ho
planted
within
the
next
today,
while
the
harassed
young
*•
his
official
hostess
aa
well.Three
corporatiun
went
laid
with
os
ceremonies,
most
Impres
' . f)
ttomc n.ujor (’wtlldge polldee,
f• si ve
men
of
the
S
tate
Department
1 i
weeks
ago
"The
"V.
P.“
asked
he
spoke
only*
fo
r
h!m«clf,
hi*
set*
Of
fhO.OOOOO
though,
the
Uw seeks.
and
solemn
in
• ho rcU’iilion of others, and.
simplicity and sincerity the S tate Departm ent to rule got their morning, ctiats dusty
Wlfc 1.000 a o y , planted here
view* were regarded hy comm ittee .Plaintiff* rlsini it obtained
fV their
In general, the charting 01
Jigging
into
the
file
s,
for
p
re
upon
where
Mrs.
Oann
was
.to
S'.l.lHm.(HK) from the sale of
w tr# w h U ifiird by i throng riv al
tids simmer, the output L expect
*
the course for tho next lour
mcmheis as arerptahle to presi
cedents and authorities.
be
ranked
In
the
seating
a
t
oflot*.
ling th a t which attended the fune
yearn.
^
The momentous decision rest* ed lo b e 1,500 bales, A conserve*
dent lloovrr, and were In general
r a l a f Marshal Foeh nine days ficlal functions. 1. E., was she with the grave-fared new Secre live rfc return is placed at $ 200,*
» That there I* a, new adm inistra
o r e s s she n et going to he s e a t
accord with the proposal* already,1
tion in i|i«- White House—ad d no.
ed in the place th a t ordinarily tary of S tate Henrv I . Stlmson.
made hy the hemt* of leading co. T here eras sorrow In th s air and Is reserved f i r the "second lady." whqsr spore lime l> being taken 000, vhlch is regirded aa a much
merely a continuation of th# old
desiresum
,t«
p
'ire
d
In
clrP | j g p sadness visible on every ju st below the wife of tne Presi up
with surh m atters
a* the t u lsti'i In s notherwis* slscls
I’le ia tiv e farm organisation*.
—W ashington no longer doubt>.
M
rxlran
revolution,
the
l>|.|inrty
face aa France's sons, from the dent.
Iiiiiov n tions and renovavioh* have
.
Senator McNsry (U) of Oregon,
(arnllif period.
'i '
protest
o
f
England.
Canada
and
humblest
to
the
most
dlitlnguishe
|
A fter duly ronsuttlng the au th
In in lotrnilu rd and more ar* to
1
I’oriei production In Seminole
V.rhm
rntan
e
f
the
Senate
AgriculFrance
ovrr
the
sinking
of
the
paid • final trihut# to the man orities. Secretary of S tate Kel
Count; was conducted on an r i
follow a* the new reglm t asttle
nnd revolu le nsivijicule 10 years ago when
lute t'nninilltce, devtuie I the Hyde
1
whom 'she regarded alm ost as n logg his mind occupied with I'm Al ine; (amine
lo Its tasks.
<
tion
in
China:
the
root
world
m
atters
perhaps
more
weighty
In
rtatrm enl was an iiolorsenient of
about (too Im'es were ship|>ed by
son alro. The ceremonies brgan at
In Ids lirst^m bnlh In lha pier
plan, and ill*cii«sl>n< of u loesl g iwrr*. The_ crop was grad
k
NEW YORK. Apr. 4 . _ ( |N S I - his hill. Ilep rerrn ta'lv e lluugen,!
the American Embassy w here an the closing days of his adm ini court
hhney, Mr. Hoover has don* Wiee
new disarmament conference.
i.;stration,
decided
that
when
the
unity r and.mill until |ho nutput I'roMHution of William' M. Morg- fit) of lo an , denying- a lepm
Im presslra array of members of
le p m tlei ldl !
thing-:
- -—
'•*' t
.
i aetlcally nothing. I*a»t
.
.
, •„
,
um
munition-’Vo lig h t-rh r ■isdmtaCWeflSS'ki'
tho AnwxWan.aml -Ktench-GovsinCalled Congress Into apociai .
^ y ,arr-ip e rrrn ~ rrn rw n f--1 n rerv w * ^ ***»•
'"'"i' d ry " congrvtsmarri
m rats, tho dlplom atir'rorpw "'and
lion,
o*-,
rti’d
thut
there
would
l>e
I
session for the purpose of ravl* !
wn. m iife*te<l in eotton raising from (Ihitr' airused of violating
representatives of American o r
in w riting n hill on I
ami apt ox'mntclc toil arre* were the dry law, a p i-a re d In lie un no difficulty
ing the ta riff upward and daallnt:
. .............
.. oiitlinril „hyy llyd.’,
ganisations ih France surrounded
Ihe
grnernl
plan
plnnlrd(n this vicinitv. Ever lent
1 with the agricultural probltm.
likely
inday.
Testlmitn)
was
d
r
j
line
only
a|i|N’a
trd
t
i
l
Dnr
ohstarle
the flat-draped coffin o f the Am
return* h e re repo *tcd.
AURORA, Ilk. Apr. A.— (IN'S) I Itrviaed the nil .policy
, Of
. th'- _
orn |1 block
bassador reposing In the grand
Snnfo4 m il is said I” be pattie- Velopeil In United Slate* A ttorn
hli-ck nii quick an
and
jnlou* di<
... hnrm
r|—■,---------------kiug.iM- ltoyd FanrM 1i m T r r ‘rtP jT ri''n m x nitmint»tr*inm By wW’
u la'ly ilaptiil to th e i nip, and ry fh x r lc s r il. JPunte’iClnvY*tlg*
|g*T *t*"*ah of HtP" qnc « ni or farm r **-1 rorem-r, whose admittedly false i drawing all puli lie lands from l*a*
•flJOOe
tnrnt gr% ri*. it'r* 'ilrn .itn l rou’il
lief. Senate
General John J. Pershing, com,
<m»i ni * isve servc l U(i,,|,(vit ,|,..cjil'ing the |iu u base ' lug uml prospeellng, and annoum
lion to the rffiv t Morgan did . 1 ,.
produce
-otton
at
n
*m*ll
rosl
Ismender In th ief of tho American
liolire ef an intention to revive the ,J liquor lr..m Mrs. Lillian lh> ing 11 |M'liry nf strict conservation
cause
Ut
expense
of
.
fertiliser
Expeditionary Forces during the
bring in four bottle, of liquor rqualiaalhm fee and some of t h e ! King iuntribule .1 |o her death
would b eliminated. Those who
1 )1 ,1, ling publicity for all tp
World W ar. and an Intimate friend
have h:4 extier ence here claim when lie landed nt thi* port from Senate I’rogres-ives vmny seek i » |n i » dry ronl on her home, u n , refunds and abatement* In ex
of the late Ambassador, sadly do.
I'anuma
on
Mar.
25.
|
I'Ul
more
teeth
in
the
ne\»
hill.
I
luck
in
Aqiuro
liolay
where
he
them il i« -ufficii ntlv fertllless nf yun.otiil, also ■ revere)
h that
'Dio farm lelief plon. a , il will D "*'* a tte s t ill n perjury vliurge.
llverod the first .funeral oration nn
i n d (run th e celery crop to make
The allege,! eentrahand
|tu o
of th r |xiliry uf his prvdecesor.
Fuitrhlld
who
“disappear,xl"
U> presented to Uon;?re**, hopevor
fh h alf of the Unlte.d staU s.
onnecc*«gy the a p p h a tio n of
Ktar.ed a clran-iip of
th ■
l-’t*.lc*
of
whiskey
nnd
two
ot
I
shortly
Iwfote
the
perjury
warmore
fertl'xev.
, I- I'jipiclc.l tn prov ide:
Ha called his departed friend n
Ssnfonl aa a growing Industrial
I, wg, latinistid V*lay th at.tile
in»|te,tur
Ih*, lot ot lo,| o f policy tliut fo il, ton! win Issued mi his own ml- ■unit lie in iiutronagr sc a n d a ll' bj
•tru e soldier" and L-ened hint to
MEXICO CITY. Anr. 4—(IN S) rx|H-n*<- st acre (or producing champagne) customs
m i-.ions dining the inquest at viiliinlly iruding out of th* part
Ism!* E. Crawford told Tuttle gresi lot,m l- to pluie ngrirulluie Geneva, w,it r,niii,| in .Spimiifieht,
the le ts M arshal P.».t to* His h u icq tcr, possessing extensive po —The battered rem nants id »nr
the Hrpul'iiion organisation le*.:
rottnn he* would lievlrs*
limits* than f5U,
150,
man qualities and bravery. "Am- tentialities for shipping and m anu
on
hii
npiniity
with
liiiluatry.
III. I ) u ii’pr,m utative uf Inter- , 1 s in Georgia, Mississippi, ami
once proud rebel «rmv «r Gener-I Inrluiling
ing the cir-t
nr-l "I ji i king and Moigan informed him, wag in
behead or Myron T . Herrick waqp facturing. la Interestingly depict J. tiontslo H v o le r ttxlay rrtie u '- ginning
K
itting
up
n
federal
farm
board
natiiSiul N e w s'Service.
ig / return oft
is said tended
|
for his wife's father, and
South t'aiotina.
true soldier, our first volunteer, ed in an article appen-tng In the e<1 Intti th e hlla nm ih o f La Itr. to lie thr
The dry sleuth relum ed volihekversge y ltd per sere, (the Congrcpsman rlalntevl "flee with vn«t powers nnd ilir.-a I ion to
Shrive.I lhv presidential yar's’
luivm
plist\
this
equujlly.
w W -h e said ‘If there Is no ont current Issue of the Florida E n forma. Chihuahua after suffering giving: thijrrow
iint.il ily t„ Kane t ’-iunty, slaler n lo t profit of .
_
"M
nyllow rr" a m f abolished U,
hi*
hagngu
into
this
re
wr.Jl
l
l
r
n
t
r
y
"
of
P
aris
to
defend
it,
(
w
ill
he
almost
complete
xnulhlDtlon
'it
t
’rentlon
of
huge
ataln
lu
tlo
n
H'g he I10U Ji"l “iun own)*,' amt
4.00. The yield P«-'
gineer, tnd Contractor. The atory
ls*>.
tne hands of Owes. J . Andreu A 'lns- runge fros one h i lw tint#* W lltc’-port.
C toevei P*
- -*
rurpni atlotis, finnuied fi..ni a lh.it lie way anxiiitfe to lell his White lluus* stables, complete''
was
w
ritten
by
City
Menager
the W hile
IIouf*ili> ml srm y In one of the the overate being on' soil a half.
sill.' Ill the at" I> . Fain hit,I hit. motorising
w as a diplomat of the highThe .vlorguti incident ro»> iati»e Mnu.iKhi.tHri 1 ,’tolvinn luml. in t,nV I.ri) di 10 irnc.i Slate's A tluriiry .(••luipage lor the first time In hi
( *U type. He anticipated difficult George H.. Cairns, and octuple* r. Idondic/L hattlr* of the plcsent it i* said.
nn.l Mole product- s i that they
rt volution.
Those win ore in tt *ted in the aition to irgulute Hie "lieu en " ill tint he ilum|iei| nu the in,nl. t G fotge I'nrhury of Kune County *.oiy.
altuations and Klway* was his double-page space.
rebel* fell Into a fedri*.'. project fiottril to *«
The article containing malt
S talled Ihe renovation and ni
t r y " ' pi iv liege* of congressmen. uiof >■» that an even nrlee ten t uii.l hi- chief jitnliibition ilivestigovernment's moat tru itsd advisor.
tio p jn l l.k Iteforma, 12 <>>>'*•« Inge* in rkton grow g here. A*
salient (sets about Sanford and ii
gnloi Waller Mill, 1
lit- d c lur
"Proofs of his moral virtues.w ere eluding n w raith of statistics, .1
of Jim m rx. Kvsrualimi part of a m igrant Ol diversifica H u e will nu federal gland ju ij will lie mninlnined under which the ed .Millet f a , , ' him f 15 and tol.l largem cni »| the Whit* JIou.
executive. offices.
.
st many th a t they need no mention supplemented by rifWl picture". TTuenei after s u f fe rin g losses tion it woitd fit in
II during a action, It w a, asserted by Tuttle, fatm er -emi proipei t'lmperiitive* him In "gel ,,uI of town und
Modernised the office o f tl •
iidnutted the , use la "nut wihl.l i wii II,. -ti,tili>.iiiiin ,„rp>. stu, nut (ni „ while." •
bow. They ftimlahed the founds, The m sgatino cover Is nn aw ial ivlim dtnl at ‘J.IHM) in the two day periiet whwthe giouro i* not being lie
I'le-tdent Ii) liaving n trlrphoi
don of hla human greatndss just a« view, emphasising the close con battle there, »rha; was left «t uldisnl. T il crop wou
.
l*o film- finally closed,” Ini! ipUniate.l lull 11—
Miller t'»bi\ O'llniried lie |fii»r
they furnished tho fou-vlMl.-i -,f nection of* w-alrr and rail tram - tiitir original army of C.QQQ' re ish employ tent for a *tge groun prosecution wn> unlikely fur two
I "l
drive
"re n n u e 'form Fuin hihl th ui 'ii''). loll ii, nuil in-*..till'd mi (lie I'resldrnt'a dc
of farm Iworris, win ate othrl- lessons;
» the human grvstnais cf th a l» th « r portatlon facilities. Among the treated In l-a Itrfism a.
er* C*n, i • , i, i \j .
I lint he 1 ' '• ' 1 1 0 I li’HYri town, fi t the fiist lime in history.
Theie they found th a t the rail- wise Id'c f r a perl of teveral
In. rra srd the secretarial for>
** great heart th a t ceased to lout pictures are views os the lloU'l
lie .aid to iiih ilil sulil lie «ii>
1.
Morgan
<ould,
if
he
wished,
"The
slntelllelit
nf
Seeretliry
e.hail been burned down month*.
F u rtm l Lake, Seminole High
"bivike" I'Ul dill iiu| say what "f the executive offices so thi
almost slmuHanrouily.
I
claim
immunit)
ip
asked
to
testi
Hyde
was
Very
undcrstniulnlile
un,|
fare
by
federal
ravalSchool, power plsnte of the FiurIf enoughfarm rr* g In for cot
"Doth Ambassador Herric*: on I lot, Power ami Light Company and
diieet” , said Senator McNary. "I lie wi'nled liiv iiinui'y fur. "I mil mail and visit,ir* may he more c
ttemptlng to repair the Ion produclon this * timer, til*’ fy before the gland jury.
I nil, till.I piditiousl) liali^led.
Marshal Foeh 'w ere stalw art u>IJ. tl,e Florida Publ c Service Com^rsulng (edvral cavalry
JL UlUlyr the federal law a wife look "ft it u« full rtidoisomoiit of tint fleeing jll'llre ,"
li
mile}
and
gin,
owned
ly
I
.
A.
told rile leporter .w h o local,'d
Revived the ,us*a>nis nf havil
lera who' always batt'od for right psny. F irst Street buslnes, are- rd by (irrt. Anaclrlo Lopcx frit
vannlil
testify
ngninst
her
hu*Ihe
plan
Ip
niy
hill
for
a
farm
and each was the picture of an lion, Valdes Hotel, end two scenes upon them nnd the battle began. located *S llisson's Rt' ng, would lumd in a rrlm inal ptiweeding. boanl , stnliilixation ror|s,ratians, him. "I left Goncvu hour* Ii'. the vi,e jUTstdent attend cabim
fl'te
that
w
aiiaiit
1
lunging
me
he
llernlI
tw
placed
Inoperalloii
The rebel, hastily dog in behind
meetings.
Ideal cltltrn . "Ambassador H er ■lap cling the relerv industry, one
Moigun, of course, "mild waive Kovnmnent financial nj,| and pr, . with pi'rjury
w a,
issuerl. • "I
rick’s capacity for the love of showing a field rsady lo r cutting e-ilii-m hm enu and lag an the mo** learned todiv from Mi Hnimley. Immunity and |>rrsonully up|«ar m* til II o f eonperatives. I assume 1 mile to Kpi in g tn l,| in are my
It, (01 me,I the. White House pu'
Ii,it> iiiethuals hy making- pul'l
.- mankind was like th a t other de operations and the other showing heroic Xtand y* t seen In this re- The plant h an 't l>een npcra^luu I’eforv the gland jur> lo vindnavi Hull he spoke with u voice nf law) nr.
voiutlon. Federal airmen flew
parted g reat American, Abraham a line of rrfrig ittatn r cars being overhead dropping' destructive fo r several jtara and hat Ii
"I'm not trying l„ hide. I'm stnleiiiei.to on qiiestluns ot pu'
at a local plant.
cotton has In-n prodi >d in thi1 himself, lie hu* steadfastly de nuthnrlty and thal-v.e may a-*ume
Lincoln. "In the loflf farewell his ic«d
The magaxino is the official bombs. Then the lederat infant.y past two o r 'Jiree year ha* h-en bated, in statement* given out in that s i t is the iidllilliistrutlnn's siek nn.l l i i d uf bring pushed lie polic).
spirit w afts tq France, there will publication for the Florida E n came up to reinforce the a tta c k
around by Carluiry ami Miller.
Informed congu-sslonal lead, .
hington. that he did not bring pidicy nf farm relief.
They've lieen making me tile gnat that there is to he maintained
be pledged to her the legacy uf gineering Society and tho Florid i ing cavalry. Final y the fedrrata shipped tn tkvannah fi th r gin- unySiquor into ihii'—
nlng
process.
anil I'm Just beginning to wake distinct line of demarcation h
his lova and to America, the pious Paving C ontractors' Association, brought their a.Rllicry Into play.
llu l- r i’spct lur Cinwford flatly
liiscursiag the suliji
today,
up. "M iller gave me |I 5 today tween Ihe IrglsIalNve and axeei
Protected by a heavy ariillrry
and has compVt
complete circulation
duty to perpetuate It."
ru n lra ilith ^ lh ii. lie lestfieil Ihol
Mr.
Ilrumley
heartily
it
iroed
the
ami luld me |)i get nut uf thu liv hrnncliri of the government
among Flu.4da
* public
ib ltr officials
o fficial an I barrage, (hr feslvral infantry ih a r
Morgan,
noK
j'nly
brought
liquor
I
(Ian.
He
prnted
out
th
at
the
eniinty
mid rloy uut. Why should
engineers and contractors. Mr. gtd time and again. The cauaualI ! Why should I take the rap in effect, that It Is up to C«e>
Cairns le a member of both aiao- L e, were heavy ou Loth side*. growers you I use part of th rir In hut Ihrcatehul to "raise hell
for th in , T "Why hare they kept gross |n furm ulats legialxlloi',
rlatioM and prom inrat In tho a f Q uarter waa neither asked nur rollon seed fir trading uirpotr* fin W asldngton" evhcu lir e ^ y n
g.vrn. It was a fight lo tho finish. giving the sesi to oil n la in rx try wa* at first refused hint. It
telling | In- .pew spsprrs that they und up to the rxrcutlea to pal
fair* of earh.
- . _, ' m
upon it a fter its acrumplishmri-'
"Sanford,
Florida,
known Tn the midst of th s h a tl'e lion I hinge fur roum seed m il, which waa on Morgan's clainiN list he
Heiilinnle County's adaplahility d rn 't know whole In find me »u
All tuld- a fairly strenuous foe
throughout the nation aa the Atinasan. Imtsi-ssed by the- de- Is u*rd as a p r t of the rtilitlng had been to I'nnaina un "oKicisI to the pn itu. timi of hulLit Nin that un uir \'f m ystery bus hern
rust around ine.
_
g reatu * celery renter, ha* kept lense O f the rvlwls, *rnl a courier
weeks.
,
.
guveinm ent liu»lne,*’’ that
general
arid
Amaryllis
in
|iarilI
roersa
here.
don't know anything about
Ada M artlC cY Trirad w i t h ' t W r progrva. w e»4n line w Ce back.from ths front lines u> the
in between tim es,• Preaid,■
entrj
wa*
granted.
pillar
was
the
suhjert
nf
talk
hy
_
U
.
t
year
B«v
Fish,
K.H.
Gallo
• • tbo dem and, rsta te d by this lue- field radio with the following la
law. I signed tho affidavit fur
(Continued On Pag* Four).
« f liquor, was acquitted
The testim ony of the custony f . IV. Render before the Kiwanfs
u tiv * Industry
Just
togather with tho conic message for Gen. J'lutarco way, R. I,. Galleon an Fred
yesterday afternoon in County activities of num trous other bus- Cal os. generalissimo of all the Dorner, prom lnnl relery rrower*. men alleged a ls o -th a l Moigun ! Tub-at its wiw-kly lumheon yes- a search w arrant tn enter the
Do
King
home
because
I
was
' Court a fte r her trial had lasted liiais** In or near ita confine*," fvoxral forces whoie headquarters railed apprutisalely 75 terra pf had refused 'o open his hand Iin ld ^ 'g ^ t h e Hotel l u u u l Lake, told tn
I didn’t even lead It.
* all day. II. H. White and W. E. • ays the first paragraph of the a te a t ilrrm ejillat "The rrbcla rottnn. They ohainw fa g d return baggage or that of his wife, and Al tin p resent’ lime approxim ate "I trusted them that everything
ly 470 aerrs a i r planted In hull'*
W hite were attorneys for tho wo story- Excerpt* are as.follow s;
had Intlrui'.ed live wife of llcpre- in this stale, practically all the wu* a<<-'>rdnig e , it s proper form
"H aving an area of I t 1-2
man.
uml I wait 'only follow ing order*.
belter iwofil lltom e of le rutlon sentalive Halt nf llism aik, N.
Rose 8 mlley, charged with c a r square miles and a present popu ro ne guns on both sides limk a had not held o c r past he time D , not tn open her*. Tul'Jp In all nerrage being in three enuntles, "Wily should all th r hlanie I.,, put
bemitsde,
Volusia
an.|
Duval,
senn me? 'U never hud any in
rying concealed weapons, and lation of between 10,000 and 12 ,- heavy toll hut the bomba fror.l when celery wa to be p ntrd. A, Intrnts I* continuing his invrsll- cording to Mr. Ilendrr.
hove soon began to show g rta l
vestigating experience In-fure. 1
Attcg-tiHy W llllitnr, charged writh Quo it haa.now., a - x r ttin g _ f u r a srffRTtemp**.—
gstinn
of
th
r
Morgan
case.
Referring
to
ihe
Amaryllis
ex(Guntlnurd
tn
'•age
’our)
WASHINGTON. A pr. 4.—Pi
From
the
_lgvlr<
a
I
ro f
population or more.'
only tri'k the J 4, fur Miller tn
drunkenness, were found guilty fWj iith
so^.,
Ihf
T»-trfI
itrm.l
hildlinn
still
in
pyogress,
*
'
‘
could
he
seen
Is fri’in stork m arket tnu'.-it, embryo *IT-fHle' alreadygel
et|ierienri.'
*
so
t
enutd
make
u th la morning. Charlie Williams. pointing heavenward, there are lying upon the grol
Mr. Render sq^l .registrations nppliiatiuii fur a federal position., actions in 11I2H added probaLl
.
jUcnaed o f operating an automo oUJ mile* o f paved strecU . U R
y2.\m.iMHi,lKMi or more to tka in
th) nut
Then •came the turning point of
Ilf.town p'-pTr IMl,I “ eW.I Xp*.■f* perjury."
bile while under the Influence of mlloa of aan to ry and storm saw - Die bottle Gen. Alinaian sent Gen.
ii-inX of individual tax p a y ti.,
display, many „f them
Inin
liquor, w as on tria l early ■th is ers, a *700,000.00 water-works I .Opel against th s rebel le ft flank.
InavX xy Its-paitinent expert# **..northerners. The 1D21* output of
plant, gsa plant and abundant rise - Mvanwhlle ths federal Infantry
N ' touted tuday.
iftirn o o n .
—- —
pressed from the front m the
the Southern llul'j Assoriatlun
Appiuvlniutely arcurata ftg u iThree defendant* failed to put trical power available.
was sold Ixfore lalng drlivrre,l,
I l e dirobised by Uw analy
ana •
In their appearance and their • “Tim "Celery C ity ’ and the twU began lo g vo way before this
TTirmigh
the
mutfe*
of
J
.
I.
artlon
at
***•
.
combined
attack,
another
federal
"C ity Substantial" tiav* become
. r the iii,"iiHi tax returna f i t '
hoods were estreated as fellows! synonymous
Two of these ship* were a fte r Mr. Render said, in show.ng th'
teslas. Tba eslery In- cava'ry detachment swung Into Msrentctte, m anger of e Milnnc
damsnd
foe- Amaryllis. - The
FluriSlw poultry production as' .
y" of these retut L
T. 8. Tucker, pas* tag worth lets
action
ag*Inst th* rebel right Tfttaler. the carter b * of The w ards remodeled l« tile French speaker praised -Tkendore Mead uf csMnpsicaS^,, methods foil-wed in iityadv is uadrrw sy, but A* ■
(Continued On Page Four)
Checks, 1*60; Condon M erritt, potflank.
type, for scene* of the French'fleet Ovlrdn as Ihe developer of The Virginia w il^ h r th r subjrel o f-a
>m-nt of the results v . .
Sanford H eraldnre t *»•# ’T h e
session of liquor, H U ; aad Doug
"finest strain of Amaryllis In Ihe talk lo be given by M. 31. hr liihdr before late autum n.
In action.
Divine l/Sdy" tolght i the local
lass Crawford, reckless driving
AMATEUR BOXING MEET
The fleet operated over 100 miles U nited, States."- This Is the lotxaden at llie'-regular meeting
In 1927 profits froen .Uw sal
of Ihe ScimnolcV Poultry ITuh, of teal estate, slocks and b<nu>
*».
•
strain now on exhibition.
playhuu**. Th* story of "The o ff th r mainland of California.
Drunkenness charges again: t
The Kiwanlans were hosts to 33 which will ronvrnr ^ rrsd a y night held less than tw o.years a a, 01 ...
An am atsur boxing exhibition Dvivlne Lady” qnters ipon Lard
Seven thnurand "extras” figured
members <4 the Orlando rluh, at the high scfbuil. Via. l.uradrn rd |o $1,745.1)71,000. I t was - 1,.
* J e ff G rant Were nolle proased,
Ward haa been received here of 'ill be staged tonight In Vhc Nelson’s g re a t wval rtory af In th# entire picture.
while rases ag ain st Charge Zookey Ike death of Dr. Henry C. Whel public park In Lake Mary underr T rafalgar, which | has en reprnTwo thousand extra* took part in inrluiling II. V. Cnndirl, president is a pnuuintnt puuUrkpian of tirlpsled th at the figure, as th. >
_ mi
a M-Ma -1*S--S-l^«—
anil ,S idney 1*. -S'rutll. secretary. ift)ii State xwd was form eiV cm
__fi-deral lax ’ returns. * yroui
wills
*»sBw“«■a h i utwey
n w U i m e r --------------C. Harold Hippier of Eusti* lieu net ted With th* Poultry Fj,tr
l*c at tc a i( ~ d a n tft— f q r —l^ rThe carrier boj, 30 reng, will
Over 100Q technical workers, tenant governor uf the central Service of Virdtola. He i
of Sanford, wbg passed aw ay lion, which held a sim ilar show
Kxpvrts pointed out th a t I."
with obtaining money under false Tuesday afleiAoon a-j hla homo two weeks ago. No admission meet at thU 'offle a t 15 o'clock sailors, laborer* and others not in Fluridg district, was also a guest. scrlhe.l as
*s one a(A , i hr brst In’
r re tenses, Tiers quncaed. Zookey In Deuglae, G a , following an U1 charge will.he made b u S 'l collec nnd then go In a M y tfritend the th# picture' worked under Lloyd O ther visitors Included C. W. formed poultry men idvriiis section. rajor portion of* the profit.- •<
till a rr derived . ftsuw n - 1
Butler are to aw ait action of ness o f 10 days. Hugh Whtlcbel tion for th*. benefit / f the park last performsneo
nca |f tK evening,
Th* immortal love story nf I^dy Hsnyes nf Marion. K)’., Mrs.
M em 'ors of the cluV -arr ms Irfferaetiun*.
g ra n d . Jury and, If ladktod. waa summoned to k it fath er's maln'jenanr* fund SriO be taken.
uto*
filming
Behind
tho
aci
**
Hamilton and Imrd Nelson I* told Julius Takarh. R. F. Wheeler of king effort* to includs x . latge
estim ate Include* ««vly i t '
will h a triad la O ro y lt Court.
o f fascl- In full detail on th* serein as it Dvledv and Dr. Ktoner and Mr. number of Interested prrsdxtf tn inrum ftns is reported fa r the pi 1
bedside Sunday night nnd .w ai Several Sanford firm s have dona* U th e p k lu r ^
pus* »f, \*v»H on, the gross
h ra r Mr. faitadrn snd join
tod prises for th* show, it was nating statistical kto, rhich
w as w ritten In E. B arrington’ i Render of Sanford.
with him when tho end enm
PLAN* 8TILL LOST
Tht
club
t'irri being considerably gre.i 1 1 ,
Among tpose who made short organls«liim.
an Idea of the m a| Itu of Lloyd's biographical nu*e| of th a t same
Dr. Whelchel had been n prom •toted.
formed
recently
a*
the
result
1
iln-e rijt Inrludr profits a •' .
talk*
were:
Harold
Condirt,
O.
and F irst Naliona i I d in form- title, necessitated tho reprudurtinn
BYD N ET, N. L W , Apr. 4. inent ppycteiati Mn , Dougina / o r
poultry evening
classes, byS caip u liilio iu on • speculat .
Ing th* hackgTo^d i t th* Im- of aoma of history’s moat notable P, Swope and W alter Easington th*
* DIB IN FLAME CRASH
-(IN S )—Beard for tM mtaalng 26 years. P rio r to th a t ho resided
m ortal loea story. !*i are a few spectacles. TYirse may b* seen on of Orlanth* U. V . Wheeler.. Mr. sponsored by rlw "Vocational A g slnca’ ruiqiiral* ipcam* is
1 tr*a*-Pac
’Pacific* airplane Boo them la Dehlenega fo r n number of.
Render, and Mr. Hippier, who riculture DeparUfttuit of the high listed by source*. Th# apec-H't
SCOTT e r r r , Kao*., Apr. 4— Itama chosen
a a d tt i
to u r occupants yearn. Ho waa 88 years old. Fu
is a l ran- th# screen, but behind them are spoke on "W hat I Like s Kivran- school. Th# purpr*#- of the club U rr re trk rl re tu Itad in nn r «>
; Cihaa (lip
’I
was
j fesead
fesead d*ww
wa# j
drw* Us Um acral car r ies# wgre held yeeter IIN 8 )— Three n a n wore burned to does:
maoy fascinating details a f picture Ian To Be." Mr*. -Takarh ren is to bring about n 'clo
ser co
emser
en lion nf about W.OdXjJOO r r '.'j
' no fell and
F ao r old sail lo g ro lls, remod- making tkat made Llayda task l<i dered two vocal #«Jactions snd L operation between poulttr y yalsers
'
for
the
gurernnwjic
In
M
u
c
k
r
day- The decs t eed la tu rrtra d by
k e n today
sd com plot* ly * ry dated, pTadoring lb ana e f th e greatest T. McCoy o t Orlando led tho club by means of monthly adneat
educational for the fiacal Sear th
hla wldew pn^
w a,
I from, Scott
programs.
wars u#*d fo r all • » "shot*” of m i attem pted.
axpecUd tu bq about $160,000,1. *
singing.
..
.
( U WBR W d
THS SUMMER
In M w v fr Ceremony
. Marks NatfamalEun
eral Accorded' Hon
ored U.S. Diplomat
MToS
t
Y i e l d y2UU,lKK cr,w
Profit To Fanners
Crop Seen As Boon
* K 'V
FIRST MONTH
Pathway . Cleared- -F»>r
Agriculture—Itelief
^During- NextSpectaJ
Session OfCongress
lroiu, the vcmJ, un.
Activities And In nova- .
tions Disclose That' '
N ewAdministi
Is Running Affaire—
I
‘BONE DRY’ SOLON
DID BRING LIQUOR
IN, PROBE SHOWS
1
FALSE AFFIDAVIT
GIVER STATES HE
WAS MADE ‘GOAT’
Despite FactHowever
No ProsecutionWill
Be PushedByTuttle
evlarvts-Br-W ()r?}y
ObeyinffOrdcrWhcn
He Issued Warrant
SANFORD BID FOR FEDERAL FORCES
INDUSTRIES TOLD DECISIVELY ROUT
IN TRADE PAPER MEXICAN REBELS
Cairns Writes S t oFy Bloodiest FightOfKeFor Contractor And
volution Is Seen A
; Engineer Magazine
Insurrection’s E nd
FsW.Bender Speaks
To LocalKiwanf/ins
On BuIbProduction
A da Martin Freed
Of Liquor Charges
In County Tribunal
S t o c k Speculation
Has Added BigSuir
To Public’s Income
" « s S ufiS K .
sap*'
interne nt Ihvite.s liera
aneMali
New liess jo See Historical Picture
Father Of Whelchel*
Dies In Douglas, Ga.
p av we g s a
S
a*r *
',
M
•
. 1
'
im
-Luzudcn To Addr
[aocal Poultry Club
f
�I
V
F
t
x
ahe two minutes
T od ay-have the oil in your crankcase
checked at a Texaco Service Station. Let
the Texaco man draw off a pint. Examine
it with him for body—for purity.
If it is still in good shape he will tell you
so honestly—frankly. If it is "winter-worn,”
thinned out by an excessive use of the choke
and by. “ w et” gasoline he will suggest that
.you allow him to drain off the old oil and
refill your crankcase with fresh Texaco
Golden Motor Oil—clean, clear, pure. It has
the full body to lubricate efficiently at any
speed, at any temperature.
For the long run it pays to insist on ^Texaco.
T H E
T E X A S
T H X A C O
M I
T
C O M P A N Y
H O L H
II U
P N I) D l l C T I
GOLDEN
M OTOR
O IL
AND T E X A C O MOTOR OIL
SHORT’S CAMP
DeLAND
ROAD
LAKE MARY
SERVICE S T A T I O N - ^
. NUMBER 2
Hanford
Ave. nl
I2lh. Ht.
W. II. Krltz, M*r.
SERVICE* STATION
FLORIDA
onte
Springs
SERVICE STATION
W. SANFORD
SERVICE STATION
Sanford Ave. Cor. 2nd. S t
Phone 194
W. H. Reitz, Mgr.
h
SERVICE STATION
W. First Street -
RO CK EY ’S
’
.
,
* • *
WHISPERING' PINES
TIRE SHOP
. SERVICE STATION
•
HU, Pa*k Aye. .
III
ExEK B B Sm M M Z
Old Orlando! Road
�*
\
-
aMfaifMHi
g ^ T y fr- *f-*iit* rtn Jti
/ >t pn 1 1 i .
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srajM L kA *m ^si*nafcJhanr lns *»gla iAigsa*iiMr i if> ftaj2-a .sN ^lfrWirtiafift< l i’M A ^ 1 '-l-itoi^^iihjt5t^)M &j!rliiiS[i?&?jii 'tri: *.-
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HA1]
k i *•
BTATH MEWS
Whau ean bo don* by a ’ Sheriff ago *Jm big thre* bollta operator*
w ith oyeo.to a te and oars to
w ire arrested.- b u t when up* w as
to chock gam bling was domon. acquitted, eases against the o th
ers w ore polio prooequled. I t
stroU d T u ff4 * f " la h t !■
S heriff H a t
mcaaur
ure that one never know*
by Sheriff L. M. H atton, o f Hills sqamo> V “30*h* W
ton wma not discouraged. p a rborough county, when bo tu tf u n i w to be the unsuspecting purchaser of
Ijapa th s r a will bo a different out
down on the botlts joint* and pul come when tha men are triad on
thrm ou*j of business. Ho Forked th« evidence ho ha* gathered.
quietly apd arrested a n ev ei doa-J
h » j ! l .• »°®.d
| *n tak in g over ftft.OOO seised In
ix a m p u f o r the Sheriffs In coun
"Tbs
the
gam
e
lo
tho
county
Jail
to
W
rprfgw
tolls
kn*U
ni yesterday, are carried put. Sin
apnpuiKPkept aa evidence. H atton worked ties w here race track ' gam bling
parting day,
his------------candidacy -------Mr-Carlton
for the govern
Th* lowing hsrd winds slowly on tho big bollta places, B ern in•» I wide opsp. If ho cart check boL
formed the habit of ringing the bell upon every
sn,l Pots'# and w hsn th s llUtle la gam bling In Tampa, the sh er
o'er tha Is*,
fellows beard th a t the bly ones iff la Had*, Seminole and 8 L
ion, gne hla meggnge yeiterdiy v u in our opinion TV ploughman homeward
had been taken in to p they look Johns copoUss, hi would seam,
np exception.
W t f e a r y w*7
could do (Ho earns thing around
He hop tfOien a «#ne view in regard to tax reduction. And |oavss ths world to darkness to cover.
When H atton and
hi* men their digging*- Instead o f dollbora •
Calling to .the attention of the legislature that tho expendi
to mo."
walked In and eaw men gambling ting In doubt and doing nothing
ture* .of .the atate government In 1028 exceeded Ita revenues
with money all over the place H atton w ent to the fro n t and took
E
ditor
Hanson
of
th
s
TUusvitls
fcy 12,000,000, the Governor auggoata that certain coatly
they did ntfj stand in doubt as to •Jie men to Jail. The same kind oT
Stsr-A
dvdqrj*
(won
th
s
Florida
and apparently unnecessary offices should be abolished,
w
hether actusl gambling was action whore the touts and book
collar m akers o perate, would do more
brrt« P .rf4 anfl every, Press Association pria* fo r ^t!jo|
Intel!!-
I
f goVerifment should baj
enforced. At the same time a more equitable distribution of ‘Florida's G reatest Aoaot," will
tha tax burden should be effected, and a more efficient find th a t Editor Hanson Is
means of collecting taxes already in force should be found. rm all asset t° Florida himself.
If Mr, .Carlton's statement that "It Is well to keep gov This state, h* says, "m ay pause
ernment out of business, but business principles should bo a t time* to look hack upon tha
employed in government," Is to be allowed any interpreta passing years, and they will re
tion, he la opposed to the plsn for the operation of a cord eras of speculation, periods
rls# end fall In th s Ude pf
atate printing plant The Herald haa no Job plant, and does of
prosperity and happiness; but
not receive a cent from the atate for this kind of printing, through
It all will rem ain an
>ut purely in the Interest of economy and firm In tho bo- unbroken chain of ^accom plish
lef that government should referee, not engage In, busi ments from ths plonWrs of to
ness, wo are glad to bellevb that the Governor will veto any day and yesterday—of th* men
measure which would aet the atate up in the printing of th* soil who llv* and build up
on the simple philosophy th a t
buslnea*.
}
Qf equal strength and intelligence Is his attitude m an's mission la to crest# fo r
toward lawlessness In Florida. Ho says, "Florida must make today abd 'J io t future.” There'*
no surrender to nor compromise with the enemies of com music In th a t—and marvellous
stituted authority. Agencies to establish legal proof of good osnso tbo.
qripie. and enforce the law should be strengthened and not
Someday, when hurricane* are
weakened. Florida should build on permanent values and harnessed and sold a t S price per
pot risk her future on a game of chance or a program of horsepower they will b* w orth ad
legalised' gambling." Only in this way, it see his to us, can r o u s in g . According to Tim* tha
we hope to have a state safo unough fur home building and 192d Miami hum cao* had enough
attractive enough to appeal to tourisla.
power to run every dynam o, .mo
GoVemorHPwttrm wHt doubtlaaaty mak* additional sug to r and steam engine In th* world
gestions to tho legislature from time to tlmo and If his lo r twenty years.
— s -----other speeches are as sane and constructive as this one
which officially opens the session, w est home can rest easily If the mouth is an Index of
tra its v l character Senator. F a r;
that matters of Importance-will be propwly~hitndl«l'nt Tal ish,
who has been -rlected preal
lahassee.
'm
dei.-, o f the upper house ay T alla
IF Y M t
c b tu jfit
I t has been' announced tb o t the
laoCuUtloa of dog* n**»p»t'rpbl*e
by th* c ity authoritias ■ will aoon
begin an d th a t all d o o j n tpe cor
porate I UpIt* of “ ‘
be inoculated before M ay first. It
IS advisable th a t 1 dogs be offored
fo r Inoculation wyll In i
tho data fo r cloolng this
Ing lo th a t no dog ow ner i p ' the
city m *r t a r t * a r .w r i* *
i*r*gpard h is pct> before h o t w eather
seta in< Enforced Inoculation
com paratively a new Institution
and thla ordlnanc* haa K6C yet had
tim e to bocoma a pact pf tha con
ociouaaeda o f dtlsw ia to tho point
th a t It I* prom ptly observed.
T herefore there Is alw ays a last
minute rush to get dog* Inoculated
and sometimes It is necessary to
Impooe fine* upon forgetful dog
W arning wall In advsnea
<nsa ^
world to
* la
3m anything'more
heart-racking than fp r
th at h* has bore l h a r s v - ,
th« nsglo^t o f «h|a olmHa
tlon, o< a child,- p r • -------piangled by a jp ad dof. i
a sovrra (hock to.th#
Um th at oomotlmO*
bofore th* llttlo
hla polio. And
left with an unconqasrpbld 1
• :ga th a t fojlowp .Mip.. ;
5 5
*
ii'A —
Without doubt every _i
when he think* of tho f
o f danger connected
th a t escape Inoculpt
i only to nelgfab
_
Bollta gam bling has beenTgoing ■ng the ponlee than a ir v C
tho veterinarian
___
on so long In Tamp* that I many telegram s and answer* to talc- tlon In amplo time.
l a s t eum m rr there w u an un- period o f InoralatJon bogln * .1
peopl* there have doubted w le'hor gram s th a t could be sent In <
feriunata accident in tho'daw nU could b* stopped. Some fo n th s
. .4 1
Th* large Frlgldslre and oil
town eoctlon involving tha savers equipment
fo r making left gy*
m angling of several
persons a irire d a t tho creamery this
by a dog. I t happened
th at and ib s store building JqsV '
one of the victims waa well known
, erram ery, which U to
AMrA TIMES
to u i and we ebaerved th a t he w ai used for an* purpose, 1* ^
remodeled
Inside ai|d
kept from hla work for
____
th* m anufacture of light-weight days and had a bad hand and arm and the equipm ent pb
Although cotton growing
cotton bogging which can ho fo r some tlnje as • result of the u o lo New*.
*•
mean as much to Flori
.con •old In competition with Jut* bog attack, not to menUon the pain- Alscliu* county raises
once did, thle state Is
Inconvenience and expense o f oub; for local and northern m
fie*** ging.
siderably Interested in
m lttlny to th* ra e to u r treatm ent! and *" o '4 ** 1 ® stim ulate
e
staple and, along with
Tho stre e t departm ent o f the
and dangerous cal market*, demonstrate
tire south, concerned a t t th* cuy this week started the work of Such shocking
gecldenta are not likely to occur many ways In which Cb'e
r
ootdevelopment cf new uses
itenciling th* names of all street* rh e n oil dogs are Inoculated a t the bag* and make It Into s*f
ton. Since women hav< almoot ■t the com er Intemeciions. This very beginning of the summer were made last waek. PI
work
has been suggested by Ui* season.
lo»
stopped using cotton gi
given for the blggeet tab
wearing a p p a ril .and. U.
D-’»- ■oval cham ber o f commerce fo r I t m sy be a trifling Ineonrenlsnre banka and business ho*as*
:om
e
little
tlm
er
Several
month*
supplant tb s long drawn t trv* •go the cham ber bought • eat of to subm it dogs for Inoculation but Ihs horn* dem onstration agsat* U
nven.
of underw ear among
stencils which were presented to It seem* to is th at such Inconvenl- bringing cabbage to th e aUyqttaM
baUea are the only on Ui t * the city.—W inter Garden Journal.
o f the people— GalnevfHs KT**lW
coca should be the l u t thing In the | New*.
News.
family to stand up fa r otton-*
and bablr* are almoeu ou ,f sty'*;
The it- would bf an ovi lus 01
cotton mounting to -h d |
“ use*
t Lm* but ' fo r th*
e of
o f I f in th*' manufs
B few
automobU* tire fabrics
other thlnge. Th* use f cotton
taste*4
to r the making of lo
-•W W
vT Jute- Is-being
of totcotton bagglnr (or
ton Is nleo a potential Utl«t f £
o r ru t. H a's waiting lo »oa
hassee, bus poise, huinor, con much of th* itsp l
ugh 0»‘»
ha’ll have to fight.
centration and a will of his own. was tried two o r .th
dtc*4**
(allttiU.
He Is distinctly presentable la any ago and resulted in si
packs
a
___Tempi*
O
ratsa
II
In on* . of his lati
reprat*
John
sort
of
public
chair.
During the 1028 campaign tho leant that Ruth Bryan
Inga ha
powerful k lc l-ln lh o ie writing*
he
,**<r*o 1
• before retiring from
furnish** aa numbsr
number of Florida Owen’s bitterest enemies could say of her was thut shtH Ths importance of being n taryship o f egrlcultu
rt. Hla column la m d with couldn’t be any worse than Joe Sears, and in addition to member of rongress depend* on Jardlne said th a t tl
•tn#U and
Interns t —Florida Tlmss-Unlon. that she would get for this state a grr * deal of valuable the
•".
member, liuth Bryan Owen, strongest possible
world drnrand fo r ir
publicity.
Sho
has
not
yet
been
give,.
..to
opportunity
of
enlightened,
enthusiastic,
disting
I
V assar girls have ruled th a t
strict mlddtng cotton
who smile mak* th t bast no*- proving exactly how she will compare with Mr. Hears in uished, Is (making her own mem to 1 1 -U inches In
ph. »nd
and tha man will probably legislative matters, but she has already given this state bership vaL'.'y im portant.
there U Jo compel on
decide th a t woman who can make more publicity than many a congressman could have in
other counrle* on thi , lengthsThe most sensible thing Mrs.’ Ro It seems that
them smile prove tha h eft wives. years of service.' AtHong those that are singing tho praises
centratlng
Owen ever did waa to dsvalop a upon tho in d u ctio n
this 'J 1of
Mrs.
Owen
Is
the
AtlantaConstitution
which
recently
tier
t)le of public address am t politi ton wquld he much
r . I t w o n t La long
H Hbefore
B
th e
said:
d a s h of resounding bat# will anto comcal method totally d lffsrsa t frees southern farmer* th
j ' pounce that tha Spring training
"When.fongrcss convenes next month Mrs. Ruth Rry- her
..........................
.... Cregh pete with ihe short s ..p ro d u ct
fullicr’s. Where th*
f rerkxl la over and tha tum m er
of the Hlent.
an Owen, daughter of modern democracy’s ‘Great Common-‘ Commoner was eluqueat In
'paaeball'irheon has begun in earnExperiments contl
with maIds d iu g h lcr' Is charm ing. Where
er,‘
will
occupy
a
scat
on
the
Democratic
sido
of
tho
house
•sL '
cotan bags fi fertilizer,
of representatives. She will, with Mrs. Norton of New Jers-I he wns sentim ental she Is scientif king
whlje the use of
tt bag* In
Jess Parrish comes from Tltus- ey and Mrs. Oldfield of Arkansas, constitutes the party’s ic, Hhe has convinced her country ths wholaal* gnicer ft-d e can
men
th
a
t
she
is
not
simply
Wil
| - r i l l # end Sanford paopla helped three Graces in the congressional arena. They will face
he trebl ef acttrd ln g
Secretary
liam Jcnnlng llryan'e daughter Jardln. vho continue:
| elect him to the senate; now it'a five Republican lady members ncrosH the dividing aisle.
"Accordbut
n
vivid,
compelling
persunallPresident of the Senate P arrish,
Ing to f e best cat a le s avail“The
significance
of
Mrs.
Owen’s
advent
in
a
body
in
•y
In
her
own
right.
able
frrn
three
o r we might »ay, Lieutenant Gov
dies more
which her father once gave distinguished service is that she
ern o r Pal Hah.
than a q t r t c r of
illllon hales
----------— a --------------purposes to be somewhat of ‘a commoner’ herself, whether
of
raw
-etton
and
ntton
waste
W ith so many women playing
i . The Hotel F orrest Lake has an- it be great or small. She has given it out cold thut she Ingo Into the m anqfalur# of not
It
the
New
York
atock
market
joyr«| a most aucceeiful • season tendg to represent, to her utmost effort the vital Interests
has ' breome u feminine Institu ton fck*| In the U iltrd States
and for the Orel time In Ita e iia trach yor. Most n these, bags
of
her
Florida
constituents,
independent
of
jmrty
caucus
tion—which explains Its tem pera a t- u m as co n talrra In the
’ enre It ha* become tha real a n d
mental behavior.
to the city for which it was In- dictation, if necessary.
whcleae1- grocery p rid e , since
taqdml when It e a , built In 192ft.
“What Induced her declaration is the need of the Flor
more tbn SOO.tMH! t/lea of cotton
—...............■>---------- —
ida producers of fruits, vegetables and other native murket
W ashington's Farewell Address are coir'med b,- tilt trade each
Unexpectedly large Income tax
vear. P irie stmf-s reveal
actum * may Indicate prosperity goods to have positive tariff protection against competitive was ahui-j but not nearly to short Isr-Ce ntentlal fi
for cotton
throughout the country, and then producers In Cuba, Mexico and other nearby countries. Sho as th a t uf Calvin Coolidge. "Say bags were lute I- *-»r Imggin*
■gain they may not. Incoma tax means to fight zealously for thut protection, nnd in her de goodbye tu the American people, la noWt-*»d. and t I* believed
rVtdrna from the State of Florida
Mr. Cuolidge," urged a movietone the notarial c-iu.u ntlnn nf cptWare unexpectedly large fo r 1925. cision to do it over and above the prescriptions of party man a t the railroad station *!n
ton in the who’ »•>» erocery
leaders
playing
politics
she
will
have
many
sympathizers
—— — 0----------W ashington last March 4th, hold trad* | mere t>vi | BOO 000 bales
Bean*, squash. cucumbers, pap- and-nut a few Democratic supporters.
ing hla lnir~rument forward fo r nf ivy notion ai
w ests each
ire moving out
Jiers. tnd potatoes *rr
"Mrs. Owen may not become a ’great commoner,’ but the epochal waqls. "Goodbye," yaar.1
*
he rale of ten
o f P lan t City a t the
It l«inMf|ite th 110,000 bales
thousand dollar* worth
wort! a day- I t oho will find comfort and continued popularity in being the tpld Mr. Coolidge.
c f low grade cot kn rr.av evendivrrmlfy or
one's crop) If friend and protector of the commoners who have first call
la well
trail to diversify
.
»ou lose
on one thing, you msy qf American markets."
It was almost worth white for ♦■■ally u v ii ear year for msehlle the
Make on another.
the I’nlni Ileaches to have their king frtlliter b
---------- n----------N Homestead or Brookaville— in Jacksonville or Tampa
------- ;------ 0— — —
slurm last fall since it haa given de-erlt-n t nf .* leulture l s ‘ Inve*tlryeg rot I
Stuyvesant Fish, wealthy man,
them an opportunity tq show how ta ln e n fn r wool- 1 hags as con— and In all cities in between and all along tfye liighwjiya,
e u*e ef c"tgomplalns
hecauta
prohibition
Iwautifully and wisely they can ton t*a fed ot
male-lal*
bv
•g e n ta hoarded and eearchtd hie
I'A L M II E A C I I FO N T
the Blue and White Service Station* flatb a Helcptqc ntesrebuild in sig short month*.
newer 'sundries, otton ur*duet»
yacht. If ho lied not objected to
as retmers for port trad* and
the search, and if ha had had n»
sage
o f cpmplete quality service to the Florida motorist*.
It takre, a t you may have heard, try to build a new one.
Jacksonville,
rustling
with
liquor atu ard , th ry would lx tha all kinds of iicnple to make a
One hopes, aomthuw th a t the springtim* and b itte r business, U
Over
70Q In this gregt Florida uctnork.
fish Inet rag e f him.
n i/a p a p e r containing th a t reportworld.
acquiring a strange Miami com
.. ■ ... —o .
era
sto
ry
won't
eurv.ve
for
future
A Boston newspaperman, vlthrTite Blue and White Service
Leesburg fsrm ers stepped out
goneratlcns to t-ad. For we have plex. Florlda'e moa’j conserva
ARON
th is w inter and took In a q u artar Ip Miami recently, took a peek at our pride and
would like ta tive rlty la about to adm it th g t
Station* await you with uni*.
AHorar, at-L aa
u f a million dollars fi»m cucump- two widely separated p a rt, of hu have people of (ha future think as the sun Is shining again.
f a m i ly fine a rrv ic e . T|zey
Wlltaractlc*
n\- tha court!
■ers alone. We’ve' never cared much man society and wrola a little highly of us a* possible.
, r of
_ distracts ef Land
Esam lltlon
fo r rurum bert, but under lb* cir story contrasting them .
pledge yoo quick service—-con
Some
day,
you
know,
arrheotn.
i'emoval
oy
th
a
fish
houses
and
F irst bo w rntsto an exclusive
Title given edecial attention.
cumstances wc, believe we could
venient service—ihoroofli
night club, where expensively- gists will go poking about Ameri toe railroad dock, which have for
Irarn to like them.
years
occupied
p
prominent
loca
ca
looking
fAr
things
th
a
t
will
tell
-------------- 9--------------vice—
courteous aervice— and
(lad men and woman were dln'ng
liivm what sort of people the tion on the city * w aterfront, a
General Escobar, rebel chief and dancing In one room and play Americans of. the early tw entirih riling long desired and long work
these fire •forem ost in mMql
tain In Mexico, looks ahead, ila ing games of chance in another
wereThere are a lot or ed for by man* Interested citizenswhen yon drive In.
r here waa a tab le with * rout- century
a stem too many rebels lined up
things th a t will Impress them is now an accomplished fact, tha
P ara High
tile
wheel.
M
ott
of
the
players
lore a firing squad.
Ha keeps I
ra th e r
favorably;
hospitals, dealnli having completed tbe
M IL K .
I h e quality trip o f product*
QnalV 8 w«
hie own privets airplane Imulw/l’ i -wore b rttln s thousand dol'ar bill*. schools, laboratories,
beautiful In tn tfs r of th rir equipt
they verve are tijne-tried favorately a t hand always In readiness One bored-looking womdn in on buildings, aorunt*
BAKER
of gallant offices early In tha wes
In case •■h e man shoutd evening gown *at nonohalontly in deeds. It Isn’t hard to Imagine new municipal -term inal
Uea ip MdF 3taie* a* well aa with
flee, he too ran fly, in a modem, hor chair ad toot ftlft.OOO In less some greybeard of the year 2500 v e sta rn p a rt o f town where they
th rn holf an hour. Bliing, stifling -.■including his reaearchoe with a now have w hat la probably th*
,'laaa dangerous waya yawn ond lighting a clgaret, the murmured, "Hmmm—fgM y civil most modern equipm ent and fac
- fr
ilities to be found In the s ta te Th*
John. D. liockefalUit aavantaan remarked:
ised, those people."
•ai old, and a third cousin of " IF , amusing how foul my luck So let’s hope t h a t th e story of In e t si.lpiuent of fish from - the
oil m agnets, was drowned I* lo n 'g h t/
i11
f
ths two women In Florida Isn't now location waa sent out Tuesday.
lia r monry, as U happens I* preserved. Foil the historian, read —Punta Gonla Herald.
tha boat In which he was
espeisedI t doesn’t make derived from a g re a t business cn- ing It. wou’d be moved to ponder
Iffervnce how much money teip rise--* concern th at le noted ra th rr deeply. He would dlcover
Cucumber* In carload lota, each
have, you’re Just like any- for the low wage* It pay*.. In th a t we had a topsy-turvy kind of .-uidalning nearly 600 cralei
else whan your boat turns which, as tb s re p q rtsr said, “a re world; a wutld In whlck all val at around fft n crate, are b.l _
quest fo r • - U r e d o llar, r a b » _J» uta w e ,t Jumbled, in which money lots o f money Into th* l-e e ib u trl
front office business." So you se t waa ikv only th U g t a i F b u t t a r e i r -H*d* U rrita o r.. Bran*, tomatoes I
nan MkhaaUon, who tbe could afford to loo* 116,000 In In which some people COU'd never and w alsrm slons, too will ba re a d y |
Uquor into this count-7 half an huor.
get anough while othor people bad f»r m stkat soon.— Loss burg Com
Cuba and would have gotten
Than the rep o rter w ant back to far too much. Ho grotild so* th ; mercial.
>with It if hla aultcsee hadn't his hotel. There h* fell to U 'klng essential roUrnnOga o f ouu diol■voted lo favor of tha
A New York clergyman ssy*
with a oham bsrw sld—• m'dillr- Ur-cIvllUaiion more cU arly than
kick provides
it's a great advantage for • youaf
I ■ a, __ „ « ■gvd woman who Is sending a boy wo ourae v*e ran sm I t
* bon*
was
t m o rs In jail end a Ian thou- to collage- tqd
And It msy bo, (po, (hot ho won la be poor. Th* quMUotl th*
---------• Ipst h u m
fine fo r Mmt v*»y ofJ
J
g f , W ' *n *p irtM l"*
II Ute Coagree* ma i
" l e a n understand bdttal. ____
I fa k e soma of hi* own P jriHotel to a harnmsr sad »sw and why they finally went U gm*sb.j| qulrsr.
USES FOR COTTON
f
B 1u e a n d W h i t e
S e rv ic e S ta tio n s
Florida's Congresswoman
w h e r e in ^ lo rW .®
. —ssich c o m p le te
' service to M otorists r:
I
(
I
A LESSON IN CONTRAST
I
t
a a
i
E i
if t s
f :s
J
""•fc.'ttr
S S S ff.tb W a iS S
i i ■ n,u
Mi Hf LONG
�• k*
•
>AY,
—
MISS M A R G A R E T I’ETKKH, Society Editor
148.
Bwldetie* Telephone 443
if Calendar
FBI OAT.
w C lftU of the Oarwit] meet with Mr*. St.
It*. 2220 W rst FI ret
10:00 A.*M.
Oentnil C irtU of the G erQ ub wilt meet with M n . G.
Blshrp, 1011 Magnolia Avea t 10:00 A. M.
t*V< .1 M ayfair Circle of the GarClub w ill meet with Mrs. W.
Scott, 120 Elliots Avenue, a t
A. H.
The Rom Circle of the Garden
C ra n b en ies A ll th e Y e a r
7
Mesdames Schultz, Housholder And
Palmer Honor Visitor With Party
The member* of the Daughter*
of Wesley Clasa of the First M.nhj.odist Church held Its rrg u tar
lu stin g on Tuesday evening in the
cites room with Mrs. G. E. McKay
presiding o v rr the routine bus*
ir.(.«a. Mr*. C. W. Bare conducted
toe lUvotiona1, nO sr which the
I viewing hvVJrsee. were appnipt«*4
Complimenting Mr*. N ett Vin gypsorhlla In .r y .ta l andI allvarj
son of 'Anderson, Imb. who left baskc-.S; The lea table whlch w as)
Thursday for her home After overlaid with o Madeira tinrn
spending xanrs tlme hcfe with tel* ilolh wo* rentcn*d with
sliver
fiv e * ,M<s. C assndra SchullX, bnwl of the same flower* In pastel
Mr*. E. K. HoashuMer and Mr*. (hades.
Floyd Palm er entertained with a
During the game* punch was
bridge p arty on Wednesday after served and a’j the tea hour a
noon in the ran ] room of the H o salad and Ice course, futher em
l d Forrest lo k c. Mrs. 11. It. Lew phasising the pastel rotor scheme,
is and Mrs. .1). 1.. T hrasher re was served.
ceived the guests a t the door and
Those- invited to be with Mr*.
*i,ey were escorted to th eir places j Vinson were: Mr*. H. R. Lewis,
hy Mr*. Kojl 8 hulti. MU* C ar-j Mr*. A. J. RLhnr.Don .Mr*. G. P.
J J ^ M m ^ C .X ^ to h ^ .^ h l
Mm r | | . B cnt. Mr*. H. L. Gibroil M bs Emma Given. Mis. T. E
Sullivan, and Mi*. K U Robert
avii.
The,"whit* Elephant party’ was
then eajoyed when each member
urrsrnie.il something for sole whirl,
sva* a "while elephant'* to her. Rcfid h m rn ts were se.Vod b j thu
hmitesses, Mrs.
B. R a tl'if end
Mr*. M. I.. W right, to about 2b
mi mberx.
Monthly Meeting Is
Held By Auxiliary
*»!«•»
' -- *
?__ ______
Ker only uncle, t>w ton* A very of
St John*, Mich. nc»jv In an Eaten
Kapd* hospital.
/
The Drrco* C l cli> met with Mr*.
B orell.cn Tucsd-ry, and $8d.TS
was turneil tn for 'the church work.
AHfr Jcw rll Cusnill of Okeorhnl ee. formerly of th is city, undctw vnl an o|K" .TAton f i r epretidl
citls last S u m 's ¥ a t tha City
II "spitnl in Km*. l*icrc»..
Last Showing* To Nigrht 8:30
A VHitphotie Scnsntljn
il
tartnrx* a lo u t. rt .wUiritwelrome In 'dctveils and - sated*
which might olherw i«e he too n o n .
Cranl>my ice, molded stxrtN rr*— }
salad, and many other crania■■y
itivlic* Play be made. li n e it the
way to make:
Crjskerry JtIJy Saltul- ll»at • ne
ran of cranberry jetty with oo*d"> 11
cop orange j u « a.i1 i ». i tablct|»om kn**l j ui r. i'o«V (.*•' tea*
v|«amt of geU'in in l»ro la! !eIIHVHit colJ-wrsre. at.J hru diw-lv*
in the Imi. nwlti-1 tranherry. ijit.-in
and coal. Add i-ne-fnorth ru r di-.d
celery amt uor-fi>orlli cup rlm vfvl'
nnta w-tn-n ta-goimng to thd-iV
I'.rur into molds wrt will, coh. wa
ter, am! thill. Tum 10110 l-ttm** .
Iraves. ami verve with irk ry beoill
vtutieil with rream ilireve. _
I
/jTRANRF.RRIES are lx* »imply
VfX-m a mu inn b»>l which can l<
Unchi only at lliankisiiing
time To Ipt wirr, Irrtli cranlwmci
srr limitnl in puaul uf time, Un did
ymt-ku-w- that rt*id"Crricl arr*fivUu
mrrcially carineu at icily or u s e r,
*o you ran hair llwm any lime of
ttie yrarf Cr*n!"»»ry jelly, jm l a*
h come* (nxn I In can. i» a teal con
serve ready to uve with game or
low I Cranlirrrirs in either of llwse
formv m e the houvewife Irom all
Ihe dnslgery of picking over and
wadnng limn, tswtum itvoin'. and,
for tlic jelly, ruhlnng them through
a vine.
T art, but Sweet
The Young Women'* Auxiliary
of the F ir t R*pti*t Church hela
it* m onth'v meeting at the chinch
on Tuesday evening at K o'clock
Doling the hudness session the
M ow ing officer* were eierted f> r
Hi.- rom 'ne year: Mins ('hnrlolts
Nix. p w sld m l; Miss Klimlx-th
Hoi key viee-presldrnt; Mis* Vera
Piiillipt, aerretary; Miss Em ly
S tJ tr, tre*Mirer and Mis* Loyve
MaVtin, pianist.
The rr»nt<fsy it ore of the few
A short program , wfih Miss fru ilt which h iv a ficvh, itcltrgwu
L'hhPlitti NiX leading was th m Game .orI yet hat a vuggetlii*! of
tiyien nnd She meeting brought to
i close. These p t*s*nl were: Mr*.
>V. D. Gardner, -sponsor, nnd ihe
Mv-*i- Mabel Chapman. Nell Wil
liam* Netxie Slone, Emily S in n ,
Churl H e Nl*. Mery Rudgrr, E ir■ce.ll* llnrkey, l.oyr* Mut'i n Mm.
pa J. hnson, Ruhyr Martin an f
rn I'hillips.
The regular meeting of the.
Aawrieaa Legion A uxilary will
b* held a t 1 o'clock with Mr*.
. t E. Ritchie a t h er home on
OUett Avrrruo.
SATURDAY.
. The piano pupila of Mi** Mar*
’ (a rts Davis w1!| rive a recital on
/ Saturday afternoon a t 3:30 oclock
studio on W est F irst
(Ms sreek. of Ik
Ir u is t .
'f '. :
Mr. and MnL.WlllUini*on, R ule
(daughter and baby son. David of
Sanford, were visitor* Sunday a t
'he ham# of Mr. and Mi*. Alfred
I Erlcson.
M rs Mnupin and Mr*. Clark
spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Knlilnger while thu men worked on
the ehlirch. The Msupins* left Satu.ilny for their home In Kansas.
■Iter a ,two month'* vi» t with her
sister, Mr*. J. S. Clark.
Mr*. linllinger received word
handkerchief of Inre and georg Mr*, htardr L. Miller. Mr*. J . C
ette. Scores were collected hy Mr*. Denson,
E. Henry, Mr*.
It. A* Newman, and Mr*. W I- Claude Ogilvde * uf. Fort Myers,
Hill and Tt was found that M n 11. Mr*. F. E. Umtmillat. Mr*. G. K
II Lewi* held high score and Smith Mr*. J . P. Ridge. Mr*. K.
Mrs. George Knight, second hign O. Rower, Mr*. Hugh Whelchel.
score. Mr*. 1* F. tloylo ro- M n . A. P. Connelly, Mr*. \Yard
ro lv ffl.g u t prixe. Mr* ]awds re MrGlittttt-ry of .Miami M n. Karl
ceived an Kalian linen bridge set Srhultx, Mrs. K. I*. Morse. Mr*.
Mr* Knight was given n pine Roy Holler
Mr*. John Mri»ch,
hrymtil rv p w tn th nii, it wn*
apple linen bridge set and Mr*, Mrs. K. M. *Galloway M n. I. F.
l
MONDAY.
nltiti'il, niut intiirnt inim u rr thnt
ltuyle wn* presented with a *i*t Ro>V and -Air*. Gordon Tuggle*
nhc i:ihw M iiuhvU ,.f u».*u wtii
S t. Agne* Guild will meet o f pineapple linen tray coverr. of Mlnml. Mr*. A. IV. t.er. M
I hi>* to U c.ipiiv ity liou»c%
All*]
o'clock In the p a rb h house and Each p rh e . vvn* wrapped with J . R McDonald. Mr* J. G. 8han.nl
►ml* will hi1 rvAiTVril.
____ follow the business session. gold (U*ue paper and adorned
Tra gur*-» Invited were: Mr*.
'discussion of Africa will be In- y j h a bouquet of (tower*.
IU nrv W ight, Mr*. J . II. Cn|.
dolrsd In a t this time.
Tip- card mopi-wa* iltco tsm l dough. Mrs. K. 8. Dutton Mr*
•CHI RCII HOCTETV MEETS • ttrft#ar*nl»
U under w«y
ClrclejNumber One of the Pres with i|uaptitle* e f ' Fpisng and Mat'ie (1. Pace, Mr*j Alice
The WofrtanN Mls-i nary Sorb f'*r Ok* Klkii MinnirvU, thi* |u< al
byterian^ Auxiliary will meet with garden flower* lo pastel shade* Richard*on r.n.l Mr*. C. K.
T hr liruthrr nml wife of J im
•tv of the Flit-t Christian Churrh Hu atrlrn l nttmcti«>n# v hit It will
the chairm an, Mr*. G. II. Itmwn. Thov were arranged with fern a n d ,tr y
* ..
im t on Muiduv niter noon nt loc
I
tot
Un who luivi* >pt’Hi th r w inter
1114 Pgrk Avenue at 3t30 fcVock.
l.j imp i.f Mrs, (ii-m p Kwan with >r n d n* *liu Miimu* T lnm er.
Olrrw N um hrr Two of tin* I’lW J . r‘ ’ M. Mr,mi,»|| pri^, d in g -.
.,<■ night. Apt
II, and with IiIa family I* i*t Monilay for
aira. rrm op M arter r.avr,,ofm| ih,.A l.a*e who '"Itstr-nWl Rr* im \Vwi ,
hyteH aa’A nxlhary xriR. meet .w*w
i
P r m f r h llfis Ip y M
hf-mr .R O aK N - -*•
I 'l'g r a ri lesson „ n - . U , a fter M| ■1 11. •..........SUV.
• I) -n»«**. whirl,
which :,ro
.ito Inin- ffh '-fr
the cJalrm an, Mie* Let Ac CuMMrp. Mary UiNtrni* of AUnnln
Hdlch u v e u| ulk*.w ere giten liv in,* bold m the tilv midllorlmo, (•ip,
well, 119 E sst Seventh Street, .it
n 'g tirit nvrnJiy «t tin
II..- member*.
.
I d olor, , that the • RilE" are go.
li.iitw* 4f her mini. Mm. ThiRiupnih
1:30 o'clock.
mo
t
|iis
.
toif*
l*
»
1
till
It wn rrim rted thu" the t p ^ t - . j i 1 1 1 ! .
Honoring the member* of t in* Mhr* INrtmtt*- Mttim ri m
m
t»f S m»»Circle Number • Three r f the
m .-mn«r*PC-pl*nto1Vfl . tlRT dtir- '• ’ ’ .......... '-r,T rp r p V
. ^ iitT m T o T r*»rd i»|Htu th r ilay thru* un W ih|
■Smart Set TTuTi[ ill-* TiinTtKy* inir
—y iv A r t U lsir -Au*U»*vy-wnB-rw—**
limp.
tl*f\ month of Minch, n ftrr tend* lut«*
8. 8. ltaum tl spent Wednesday
with ttfe'-rchalrntan. Mn>. VV. I.. in TituevRIe nn'd other point* ott Cmtirh entertained with n bridge which llo meeting adjourned and
n« in firtwlny.
I b c i"
"
'
nnd Mm. K«lirnr Sjohlom of
Cooper, 206
E ast .Eighteenth the Ku»t t'ou»t.
niiittiapn'rtl I>.Mr.
tmrty lr»l Satunlay iiftirn on at tr f r o .h n .n ts wow serv.d by Tim I Ihe <"*«•
iv | miui . ntiil p itm itN nmi n fR lcr
durint:
th
e
hour.
hy
hinirtn*.
»linp»
r
.
m
l
mmrtlStreet a t 3:30 o'clock.
i r Kimxvillt*, T»-JIM , w» t»‘ irrrn t
her' home, lilt Myrtle
Avenue.
inn* frnm n* ii'ht*m »np Klk |iultf*"s r*i h H :»; tin* h« in** of II- ti. I.itml
Circle Number Four of the P res
Mir* r'art:IIIn Ibtim iia I* vlrtt Sever nl pn g res« litH of bridge
tiiu! n: thitur uill t left iintftmr t *
byterian U A ilin r y will inert with log for n week in Ki**tiujtteii '
were played during the a fte r
in hr l III■*. iloir fit l imnniil mittthe chairman, Mr*. \V. C. Erich son. with her. parent*.
•tl. 1 xhiiH', | hi* t'4‘ 1 rv rr tttnoon nnd high e-ore prize, n
MS Laurel Avenue, nl 4 o'clock.
tr
' t*trtf hy j. ho nt “tv.mirM hin.
,lliv I Forrest bake: Mrs. 11.
Circle Number Five of the I're i.
Mr. and M n . 8. O. Phase have 1boudoir pillow, v.r* given to Mi.*s
Hrp^nHiir !•* tlip n'inu'tm-ritirnt
E.
Wtjlii
chntu
ami
Mr-.
Corn*
K,
Sninh
Maxwell.
Mi*s
Ella
8
l»nhytirlan A uxilisn- wilt meet wlln returned from * ,Uheville," N. c.,
Tim fir-t fnrf
rn lttlril "Tl
the chairman, M M Jam ei Gillnn,
•’“'y *l»cnl a week a t th eir re r p e r ile d low wore prill",, «lI*o Joidan, M.-iftni, tin.; C, L l'ldl- Ijiml <*’ Mil.nly/* will ppvM'nt
I Mikes Mary Casino
iip*. A tlan ta; C. li. Wi -itaU and ru tiv ?‘» ' t tt- i n 'lu tm ^ . nVtl
« Dll' JtV.
ItOl I*al»>»'*-* Avenue, ssC .t:.10 | surinus-r h me.
Mr*. Crouch'* tiome wa* nd'rn* Ed llulUnigvr, lum |uv; Miss H ar fjuiiitl h rh tliir r ( 0 t l ‘ , h IH
'clock.
E v e ry •'rltlay Niuhl
of Spring riot bhatm au and Mis. Frunces 1, ’nl
Clrcla N uralvr Six of the I’r r .ut 1hr k«i. t #» |fIv»■
Dr, W. T. l-anpipy tit' l ted to ed wit), a profu*ion
inrludlng
.Music liy Merit'd
cn!endula*r- Halt, Jnrl vontllle; E. I» I'adgrlt, it n pn*fr-«it»rtul r»trro*phrrr. It
erlan A uxlfary .will meet with 81.- Au|til»Uiie U uli.cvday whore fb » T t* .
S> ttco|tnlo:‘H
man. airs. Henry Mcl.utt* bt< titlamlcd u tovvVing of the trnin drngoTiv nml larkspur. Ro- I'lflnikii; SpatK* Junt-H Jackitun- I h ilurimr th r nHinn f tI>M pnrt
fro th n u n ts, an lee,course In t’h'k ville; W. N. W altoa, FslaUca, •if till" pi CTJtlU Unit l|1il till 1'11*4*It*I.'
W tyt& Ffcurlh 8 ( r c * f .it diLnli, Mi-diyal ,\»*u> lutioh,
rn d v h ll c .‘were serif, j by Hritiy Uooig, V. "Campbell, and I'. D. h i nm^icot hifr will*
A flitt. 7."ic
I .a d ic s H rtu
|n<r«».B ack .
and "•Hill Crmirh t ’ the C nrm iihn.l, Jacksonville; T. h. thirr.l. intermint h «| v i t h - }*4Mtl|
Circle Number Otvi*n t f the P r r i.
Mr. and Mr*. V< lie William* 8,-hlffle,.
foil
wing:
Mi**.'*
H
im
tjie*
latwflood .Music— flood I lour
Werian Auxiliary will meet with and Mi*. Iluli Hall motored to son. 8nrtih Maxvvfll, Elln f>|«'no- Wiilkur, Tampa; 'Mias Mildr. .1 cniitrifjN A. i ln’»rU' 1 f hvcntv five
Hood 'L'iiiu -h
will h int r«»h»r l» I hr «nchairman, Mr*. Jsm r* P. Rlilu-v Jm k-gnville 'W rdlusday vvltiri' it . C arrie White, .'ath rein s N'cwt.in, Hanover, V h.;' ME*. J. N: IflrU
tir*» prinluttloti.
H ElHott Avenue, at 3:20 o'clock. they eptiti the day.
Melsch, J a t e la lto y Itrllv llin- I iimc Duiliam, N. C.; Mr*. FinT hr mtvnncr » ilr ♦ f tit h* ti hnw
il) Wnlkltis, t.'hnrli,'ie, N. t '.f
Mr*. A. 1.. 81*>ne of Dillon, ti rtnlrt'T , Frnnre* R rllz, l.prillt
Ihdi, llnzrl Yarn
nnd
Helen E. Ib.TF .li Tain pa; E. I’. Chop
I'M .nt., vvh* h»« been visiting her D tiglnr*.
,.."l nnd Miller Jl. Dan y Jacksister, Mr*. I- T it'm as, returned
.invlllc; J. II. Marsh, Tampa;
T’urediiv *tu her home.
Mr. nnd Mr*. Roland C. linker,
Jac ksonville; M
IPT,
Mr. and Mr*. W F. Norri* and
b ytcriln 'AuxiHafy, Mr*. , A.
lUsh; Ml*. 11. A- H ultrriliy mul
daiiirhler, Dorothy motored to
Wallace, chairman, will meet with la k e Wn!.* and Juoin.i Suiulay
Tit." member* of Clrcla Nttin- iliililtvn iiRil Mr. urul Mr*. I 1
Mr*. H. R. E tevrm i 021 Park Ave- where Mu'y visited relativrs.
hr r Two of the F irst IlnOti*! Hlair. ln«|i.Ai«; II. I(. A |'p r^ " ii
npe, a t S.3<> o'clock. '
ville;
A. It. Aiul'Tfon.
Chun I, mi t on Mntulnv nffrri
-------- Business Woman'*»Cirtlc of the
M«wirp anti J. II.
Ml*s J!ae MncIhougnR spent nnon with Mr*._ Motwrt M**»kn, Tump*; W L
abytsrlgn AutMljtg.
Miss Perry
•UfF- hits*
Pern* th>' |« » t . week In Daytona Death •ti t Mngnoll* Avenue. The irouc* Smith Atlnitljt; J . I*, huffy, llov
t Bell, ehslrmnn.
n. twill me4t with ■s. tiic guest »ti Mr. und Mr*. II. wi re feepiv'd In. t V sun parlor *ill, MnM.t Mr. uiul Mrw, A. 1
whirl* on* der-rrnte.J for the r..
Wert Ri.lc*. I*. Jlanon.
M C harlotte fimltK,
m
II HI tin lit iviml I** II. Ilnvtv Jin l
I'H-ion .w ith Sprfny flowers in ffonvlllp; J. .S. Ki'i li'. I*nliiikn;
I o'clock.
'irtlliaot
shade*.
tlrcls Npmher Ot»f
Orsp ,.f the First
F lirt
Tliummt II Itcftilull, Mian i; Mr.
Mr*. Alfred Us'hs'sn ttjd w n of
During the m rrting, p in ts *»r»*| Mr*. I*. Hi Smith, Jnrkn’ii*
|hodi*t Churrh.
'httr. h. Jit*. P. E. Win- Atlanta are »pmdlng a f' w w ttk s
were
mode
for
several
cottage
chain*
ihnn. w rt meet with here visiting I**-. urid Mrs.. J.
J. Wftlrr ■^•1 In**’meeting*
the flr-t t-f villo?
Palm .;'tn N- Rot *on at th e ir It ms- tn itrayer
F r a n k■NorrlS/’ffWl
!
>- tviodv W'ill to held on M-edav ly. lira m rn tr ri unit f . II. KrftM*.r,
t
Smith Sanfoid Avenue.
anue. a t 3;3U rfrlork>fw-rnoon with Mr* .A. M. I'hil- Jnckioi^vtlh*.
Mrelt Number TwA of" the F irst
IL
fc
ttc
H
,
tip*.
3Dl
Onk
Avenue.
It
w«*
nlMr. nnd Mr*. H urry A. Nrt l of
rthodUl Churel\ R A . R. I.S h ln *o decided that the circle »h mid
K
isiiirinro
w.-re
Uie
,
lunrheon
lite r, rhaltm an, .prill meet with
»,rr*en< M pn.gram ' at 1h" county
M. B. Moye, t*107 E ast Fifth gucsta last Monday of Mr. ami home lev the n ear fulun".
Mr*.
Ini
D.
Mint
In
nt
their
home
A -o‘"1nl D ur w.-s then ena'rpl
*1, a t 3:30 o'.Jdrk.
loved whet* r. fro-hinm !• rom ist[Circle Numherl Three of the on Washing Inn Avenue.
In r of * "nlsd ■ tit»e. were -rrv■t M ethodi't 'hprrh, Mr*. F.
Amcrlrun Legion
Mr*. KrU Vinson left Thurii*
Talbott, chair tap. will meet itav afternoon fo^ her ll»me in • d hg the liosless. In the follow
Auxilllary
ing
wts.
were
pro**
nt:
Mrs,
A
1th Mr*. ‘ R. II Irhlnson, R.> e Andrntcn, Imb. a fte r HK-nding M Phillip-*. Me*. W It. Camp
art, a t 3r30 o 'r wk.
some tlu e here with her nitm , bell, Mr*. F, R W hittle nnd Mr*.
Circle Numlmr our of the F ir t Mia. E. F. II-imholder, 112 West Wilson* •
/ Methodist Church Mrs. If. II .Seventeenth S treet
Ohwppell. rhairm i i, w l'l m. -t -t
8|*n-!trd Statistic*
P n iiirsn r
Monday Night
8
M.
Mr*. Gordon K rller of Day shews th at production fo r first
8:30 o'clock wiS Mr*. W.
tona llenrh »a« the gro^t Tues q u a rte r of 1
Ralnct, 810 Holly Avenue.
Is mare lh»u *lv
I'H zcm
ItefreohmrntH
Clrc’e Number 1v» olj the Fir>t day. of her l.rotln t. mlaw and sis twr cent ahead of same period In
Methodist Church Mrs. J. Rr die ter, Mr. nnd Mr*. IL J . Holly, nt 1928.
Wnilahm, chalmtav, will meet at th eir homk in the H.iUv A part
.f JW o'clock with fr*. J . R. Forest ments,
8KK the mint glgantie »ra s.lcelatle the scrrrn
has ever shu«n! Flam ing Krlf.-atr* freighted with
cargo** of death! A east uf a thousand In breath*
lc.lt. halite artion!
,
F E F I. the .pell of a w orld-fam ous beauty In a
lu te slot* that ,*a* the scapdal of Europe.
HEAR wonderful m n .lr hv 100 m aster musician*;
harp p l* )in c ; singing; th n n o r of 32-pounder«;
the cri’.h of falling m ast*; the shriek, of a thou
sa n d 'fig h tin g men a* they swarm over the desks
of the enemy.
—MILANE—
WM
Klks Minstrels To
I5e Presented Here
Thursday, April 11
Upsala*(Irnpcvillc
K
P e rsona Is
To Sijinrt Set Club
ELK’S MINSTRELS
MILANE
Times. Apr. 11
____ Direction Herb Waltz
OVER 10 IN CAST
]*ocal Talent Augmented
by
HOTI5L ARRIVALS
Singers—Dancers—Comedians
DANCE
Mm. Mnsskn Honors
Her Church Circle
Ladies hillt flrcsscs, GcorFlat Crepes and Crepe
dc ( ’liihe in printed or solid
PIVOT BRIDGE
colors.
LEGION HUT
fbrBusiness
Emergencies
RENT AN
UNDERWOOD
From Other Ixidpes*
BEAUTY CHORUS
. of 25 ffirla
CHURCHWELL’S
SILK DRESSES
111 E ast F ifth S wet.
Mrs. E. A. Douglas*. Mrs. F .
C lrc's Number Upr of the First E. Houmlllat, Mr*, tl. D. Cahl(sthodlst Chbrch Mr*. J . F. Me- well, Mr*. M. W. Wiggins and
Hand, chalrmal will meet wi'h Mrs. D Is I'rrkina a re expected
J . E. Courtcil i;ct.i Palm ed - m attend th e brigade meeting o f
,, aa.
I
tha U. D. C- In Daytona - liearh
CircU NumberiSeven e f t L- Thursday.
I m t M cthM lst tjmrrh. Mr*. IV.
Mr. and Mr*. W. F. ^Allen and
Hill, thalrm anlw lll meet with
I r a Grmmr R p e rk g at |h rr hr pie children, and Mr. and Mr*. C. W.
'E llio tt Avenue It 3:30 o'elocx. Anderson ahd small son, motored
to Lake Wales E aster 8 unday to
TUR81AY
■Rh# Gleaner's Rundsv 8du*d h ta r tha rarlHon coacsrj a t tha
■Isas of Ui* F ir4 Presbyterian Uok Sanctuary.
I ;' t
'*'••*•*
will have 1 sorla! mealing
. Dr. and Mr*. Joseph Cahnon of
tk* churrh a t ItO o’clock
Tk* Social Depi tm e n t. Pf the Wilmington, I H . were the g u is tt
a’a Club w illhars R* nstivl Tuesday of the fonwer'a sisters,
• party sit 2:.'to’clock In the Mrs. Richard Ten H frk and Dr.
KRxaiMth T r^-y , a t *Jirlr homy
W ith V>. Fred Will
■Render l_wp
rations, to
I Frank Chase, prbo I* studying
1 :(
AxWritn a t I'rlacsAmt University. P ruirrtcn,
Church N. J , arrived Wednesday to
pVlock •pend - Ihe R aster holiday* . with
t o o to H* parent* kfr. and Mrs. 6. 0 .
el M n. Chase, Win O ak‘Avenue.
Rcnaon
S, H. Kresa C o n p say to erect
magi'
f32£,00^ store building a] Tampa.
1 Nite Only
50c
^$5.45 &$9.45
3 k
N every business there
arc certain 000*0(1* ol
th e icar w hen there la an
abnorm al increase la llig
cilice wank— w ith a co n
se q u e n t b u rd e n o n th e
Stenographic D epartm ent.
Tor such etnergrnde*. you
can ren t an U nd erw ood
irom th e U n d erw o od .o i
lier. By dealing w ith tha
m anulacturer. you am aastirrd id Ratting m achines
th a t w ill m eet yo u r moat
exacting requirem ents,
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Lidics p r i n t e d
crept* rowns.
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The
It* always
F lo rid a . and,
whole out senators end representative* are men of Intehl
fence who are conscientiously working for their conatitu
q n ti.b u l I f Is ao esjy lo tpcfc a rider on a bill or successfully
camouflage an entire measure th at one never knows
he j ^ t f la gpjqg tp be the untusj>ecUng purchaser of
Will, however, be no Conners Highway bills or
' js in this session if the reqommendatlonJ
ton, as expressed in his message "to the
irrJed put. S'
Since the announceyesterday, are carried
candidacy for the
tho governorship, Mr* Carlton
ni«i
almpst formed thp habit of ringing the bell tipon every
state occasion, (tnc his message yesterday wee in our opinion
np exception.
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r o r i!i
ri
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NEWS
y r tti w * JOHN
Whau can bw done by ■ Sheriff
with eyes.to see and can to
to check gambling waa demon,
ktrqted Tttft'jey nlfbt la Tampa
temple
by Bberiif L. M. Hatton, of HBliborough county, when ho fwoopod
GRAVES
down on tha trallff Joiqta and put
them otrj of business. Ro pocked
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quietly and arretted an even dosen taking over 15,000 Mixed ja
" l i e curfew tolls the knell of the game to tha county JaJ to U
kept as evidence. Hatton worked
P arting dgy,
on tko big bolita place*, Herat in ■
The lowing herd winde
•ml Pole's and when tbs lMle
o 'er the leg,
fellows heard that the big ones
T V -p lo u ghm an homewi
hid beep taken in top they took
his w eary way
to cover.
m
>.
8
Of not: HI** w xm n g u r **• whom
bo'll have to fight.
pie G ra v M .lt Packs a
tings he
M
'pow erful kick In those w ritings
furnishes a number of Florida
papers. His column |a read with
(n tsrfst.— Florida Ttmes-Unloti.
i
} --------------- ---------------V a s u r girls havs ruled th a t
| \ m en who smile mak# th i best husI bands, and th s man will probably
| - decide th a t women who can make
them smile prove the b«ft wlrae.
I t w o n t Iw long before the
d a s h of rb sounding bp If wIM snimunce th at the 8 |irlng training
ti ll e d la over and the cummer
paseball gfaion has begun In ra m -
sst.
Jess Parrish'cotnee from Tltus„Villa and Hanford people helped
elect him to the senate; now It’e
I P itsld e n , of the Senate I’arrleb,
| o r W« might »ay,'Lieutenant Gov*
I a m o r P airlsh.
The Hotel Forreet.L ake has en
joyed a most successful season
-and for the first time In Ueexist*
ence it has become the real asset
to Uie city for which It wee in
tended when It w a. built In 1U25.
Unexpectedly lergic Income tax
■1 petunia may Indlrgl-e prosperity
r— | l tkroughnu, the country, and then
•g a in th ev may not. Income tax
ydlum e from tha Htate of Florida
w ere unexpectedly U rge for IMS.
—0------------- B rens, squash, cucumbers, pep
per*. tnd potato** *ra moving out
of p lan t City a t the rat* of ten
thousand duilars worth ,a day- It
UHsaiid
„
la w*tl to diversify one a crop; If
you lose on one thing. you may
m ake oh another.
-o
fituyvaeant Fish, wealthy man,
eomplalns
because
prohibition
•g e n ts boarded and searched hU
yacht. If hu h id not objected to
th e search, and If ha had had no
liquor abm rd, they would be the
fish instead o f him.
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4 Leesburg firm er*
stepped out
th is w inter and look In a q uarter
v t a million dollars fium cucumtr' era alone. We'vp never cared much
r to r rucum bert, but under III* cir
cumstances we believe wa could
Ij^ tn to like them.
General Escobar, rebel chief
ta in In Mexico, looks ahead. II*
I |ia s See* too many rebels lined up
before a ftring squad.
Ha k**l
i Ms own private airplane lmmed
a irly a t band always In rcadlna
ao th at In *••> has man should
| flee, he too ran fly. In a nu>dei
lea* dangerous wayJohn U, Reckefsllmt ssvsnUan
i old, and a third cousin of
oil m agnate, wa* drowned
ban th# boat in which be wae
capaised.
I t doesn't make
difference how much money
»ou have, you're Juet like any
body els* wbaa your boat turn*
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• QMigrcaaman Mlchaelson, who
Mvtight Uquor into this country
I Cuba *nd would have ro tten
r With It If hi* suitcase hadn't
", voted In fav o r o f th* Joaer
bleb provides a panafty el
Mrs hi Jail and a ten thouillar flu* fo r th a t vyry pf, Good I th e Congressman
I Jak« *om* of kls own med
1■O-_
luuseu, Im s. poise, ■humor, - c o n much of th s staple
m ah -th ls
decades
centration and a will oj hla own. was tried two or th:
falluil).
He Is distinctly presentable la any ago and resulted Inj<t
repcTts
In on* of hi* le t
chair.
During the 1028 campaign the least that fluth Bryan so rt of public
before rrtlriag from
sec re■-----O'
Owen's bitterest enemies could nay of her wan that she The importance of being m u ry sh lp of sgricultu ISecXitsry
Is the
couldn't be an>y worse than Joe Bears, ami in adilitiun to member of congrese depends on Jardln* sail th a t t
|im# and
strangest possible
that she would get for this slate a great deal of valuable the member. Kuth Bryan Owen, world
demand for mudllng and
publicity. Shb has not yet been given tho opportunity of enlightened, enthusiastic, dieting* strict mldding
cotton from 15-1(1
proving oxuctly how she will compare with Mr. Bearn in ulshetl, Is making her own mem to 1 1 -lfl inches In Ingth, and
bership
voL-.'y
Im
portant.
cginiative matters, but she has already glvun thin state
there L l« competlion from
more publicity than many n ToilgroHsman could have >in The most sensible thing M rs' other counties <>n th J e length*.
Ro It seen* that rijirrnirating
years of service. Among those that lire singing the praises Owen ever did was to devalop a upon
the induction
this rotof Mrs. Owen is the Atlanta Constitution which recently style of public address an.l politi ton would
be much (•otter fur
said:
to ramsouthern ru m e n thi
cal method totally different
“When congress convenes next month Mnt. Kuth Hry- her
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.. th
....e Gregk pate with '.he short • llde product
father's. Where
of
the
O
lent.
an Owen, daughter of modern democracy’s ‘Great Common^' Commoner was eloquent In speech*
Experlntnta rontin 1 ‘with maer,’ will occupy a seat on the Democratic side of the house Ills iliu u h ter Is charm ing. Where king
eutVn bags
fertlllxer,
lie
wns
sentimental
she
ie
eelcntlfof representatives. She.will, with Mrs. Norton of New Jers
while ths use of rutlin bags in
Ir.
tihn
ha*
convinced
har
rottntryey and Mrs. Oldfield of Arkansas, constitute'* tho party’s
the whnlsiel# grnrerJ f t ’d# ran
Hint she Is not almply WH he tre b le !‘accenting In Recretary
three Graces In the congressional arena. They will face men
Hunt Ji-nnlng llryan'e daughter Jardln, Wio rnntlnuei: “Accord
five Republican lady mumbctvt across the dividing nisle.
but n vivid, compelling personali- ing to Ie I»e«t ntkfia tes avail*
"The significance of Mr*. Owen’s utlvcnt in a body in ‘ y In her own right.
udle* more
able frvn these
which her father once gave distinguished service is that h)iu
than a p a rtc r of a Jullllnn hale*
purposes to be somewhat of *u commoner' herself, whether
With . so many women playing of raw ‘ttto n and fntton waste
»f onjit ho great or small. She has given it out cold that ithfr in-, It liir New ■ Yorit sloeka*-market g o J n tn th e msnul
S tates
tends to represent, to her utmost offort.the vital interests bn*, brrome u feminine Instllu Ion lu g In the ilted
these bags
yer. Most
of her Florida constituents, independent of jiarty caucus lion —wlilcli explains Its temper* araeh
l> usn o* rontallera In the
mental behavior.
dictation, if necessary.
whdeae^ aroerrv lln d e . since
more thn 200.000 tiles of cotton
"What induced her declaration is the need of tho Flor
W ashington's Farewell Address a[e roirim e^' h r t[at trad* each
ida producers of fruits, vegetables and other native mnrket
vrar. rh rs- stiuBs reveal a
goods to have positive tariff protection against competitive was shutv but not nearly so short Isr-re
nlenllal flell for cotton
producers in Cuba, Mexico and other nearby countries. She a* th a t o f Galvin Coolldgs. “Say b ag. were lute >-nl« r r Im rrln*
means to fight jealously for tliut protection, and in her de goodbye to the Amrrlcan people, |x now u.ed, enil It Is believed
Mr. Cqolldge,” urged a movietone the .polntls! rv<Mlfiptlnn of cot
cision to do It over nnd above the prescriptions of party men
a t the railroad station in ton In t h . who'!.*!*, rrocery
leaders playing politics she will havo many sympathisers W ashington
last March 4th, hold trade | m ire
l i 0O0 000 bale,
arid nut a few Democratic supporters.
ing his In a ju m e n t forward dor nf t i * notion urg waste each
"Mrs. Owcn muy not become a 'great commoner,’ hut the epochal word*. "Goodbye," y e .r.s
ahe will find comfort and continued popularity in being tho iqiUI Mr. Coolidgr.
It ismta'M * th J 170,000 hsles
ef Inwgradu entfin rr.iv evenfriend and protector of the commoners who have first call
It was alm ost worth while fo r tuslly • •»m-«I escl year for m a
of American markets."
(he l'utm Beaches to hsvs their king frtlllxcr b 'f '. while Ihe
--------o-------storm tast fall kince it h>s given de"ertK nt iff eglenlture la Inthem an opportunity to show how ve*tlrd"* rotlnnl bar* a . cont.ln e n f o r wool1 Ihe u*e r f c"t
Ix-aullfully' and wisely they can ton I* , fe d othlr m*te-t*l« hv
I'AI.M 1IEACII POST
rebuild In *1* short months.
nower .undr-ee, liiltnn nrwluct*
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as rebnera for f p n r t trad* and
It takrs. es >ui< may have heard, try to build a new one.
Jacksonville,
rustling
with
One hopes, sumebuw th a t tbs
sil. kinds of people to make a
ncsspapt-r (-(intalning th a t report- springtime and better business, Is
world.
atoty won't su n rv e fur future acquiring a strange Miami com
A Boston newspaperman, vlsiv- via
generntlcns to ‘pad. For we b ate plex. Florida’s mosb conserva
J. G. &IARON
Ip Miami recently, look a peek at our pride and ws would-Ilk* \n tive city Is about to adm it th#t
Altorae at-L aa
two wltjely separated p e rt, of hu h are people of |hn future think-as the sun I* shining again.
Will iractlce
man society snd wrote a Hllle highly of us ay possible.
at- the ro u rii
slurv contrasting them.
Exam1»tlon of l iitrset* of Land
Some
day,
you
know,
archeolo
Removal
of
th*
fish
houses
and
First he wentsto an exclusive
T itle given *i leclal attention.
railroad dock, which have for
night club, where expensively- gists will go |niling about Ameri |.<*
y ta rs occupied p prominent loca
tied men snd women were ilin'nx ca looking for things that will toll tion on Ihe city a w aterfront, a
amt dancing In one room and play litem what sort of people tho u,tng long desired and long work
Americans of the early twentieth
ing knines of chance In another
wereThai* a n a lot u f ed for by many Interested cltlsensth ere waa * table with a tout- century
thing* th at wilt impress them is now an accomplished fart, the
P ara II life
el to wheel.
Most of th* players la th e r
favorably;
hospltsle. dealcih having completed the
QaalV Bwgel
war* b rttlng thousand dol’ar bills. schools, laboratories,
beautiful tran sfer of their equipm ent and
One bored-looking women In an buildings, aurunts
HAKES
of gallant offices early In th s week I* Ihe
evening gown s a t nonchalantly In deeds. It Isn't hard to Imagine i.ew municipal term inal in the
Pkea
h*r chair ad lost 115.000 in less some g rsy b rard of the year 2500 v rs te rn p art of town w htre they
“Bill* I lo a k C ertelaty1’
th ru half an hour. U uing, stifling i uneluding hia re see re ho, with a now have w hat la probably th s
w iH
a yawn and lighting a clgarst, ths murmured, "Hmm m—fairly civil most modern equipment and fac
ptmatfcad:
ilities to be found In th* e la te Th*
ised, thoss people.”
"IV , amusing how foul my luck
Ho let's hope th at, th s story of lliet shipment of fish fro ra 'th *
la to n 'g h f
- ,
th s two women in Florida isn't cmw location was sent out Tuesday.
H er monry, as It happen* Is preserved. Foil the hUtorian, read —Bunts Garda ilergld.
derived from a g re a t business cn- ing it. wou'd be moved to ponder
tstp rlss—a concern th e. Is noted rather deeply. 11 * would dlcovrr
CurumVer* in carload lot*, each
kT m a r k e t
for ths law wages it p*r*> in that w* had a topsy-turvy kind of .-uMainln* neatly 500 crate* told
which, as the reporter said, “a re world; a world In Which all val *1 around $5 a tra te , *r* b.inglqg
t . FIRST BT.
quest for a two dollar rals* la ues ware Jumbled, In which money lota of money Into the l^ esburg
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ad*
territory.
B
eans,-tom
ato**
front office businaM." 8o you arc was th? unly thingr th a t m attarej,
she could afford to lost 116,000 in In wh'ah some people
pi* cou’
cou'd never and watermelon*, too will be ready
p t r pec
SH enough whilei aother
people bad fur mn-ket abon!—Leesburg Com
naif an hour.
Th*n th* reporter want back to s r too muclf. H* would see th* m ercial
hotsl. Thar* h* f*U to u k ln g essential rottennags of ouu dol
A New York clergymen says
,h a ch* » t>*nni id—* wAiciU** lar civilisation mote clearly than
sged woman who la sanding a boy w s-ourss vea can **• It,
it's a great advantage for a young
poor. Th*
The question the
to college, tnd J*h*M .how*
Aad It may b*. too, phat he man to be poormuwa lo pieces by If* U st burrt wsttU ray. a fter /* f ij n**•
has to /*«*, though, la
g Usf young n u n h*»
:an*. and who hiuM** out to hot
bow be caa
id vantage, i r , pte»'d,°iphil 'in!*
lot, after a hard Bay's work S t ths
* 1 can understand bdtts
qulrn.
hotel to a hammsr aad saw aad why they finally w*at to
J
Florida’s Congresswoman
A LESSON IN CONTRAST
M a i;.
n. c.
i
rm t
—
n
announced vet th# world to
inoculation of
Ilf* u
by th e city
gtae w
begin aad th a t all doRs Jn th* eor- heart-racking than
p o n te
of Cplupitjus m ust .that b* baa beien th
be inoculated before
M e r e SUy first. I t
U advisable th a t dqga be otfyrad th* negtect e f Mdy
fo r IpocuutlMi w gl| In adraaca of tlop, of • child,. o r aTi"-nra
the d ate fo r closing th is undertak ptangled by a * r *
ing *o Mutt no dog owner in ' the attack upon • el
rab isk tel
city may (o rg st o r psglect t o |i f « - Ihe danger' o f ' ral
.tb t peg
c* to
tp.tb*
guard hla pot before h o t w eather a severe shock
e ‘ sa moot
netlm
■eta in
E n fo r^ d Inoculation la tern th at som
littles v irtU T
comparatively a new ’Institution before the lltU
and this ordinance has nST yet had hla poise. And
time to become a p a r t p f th a eon- left with an ui
td o q tn td a o f cltliso s to th* point dogs flipt fo|Iowp
th at It la prom ptly observed.
Without doubt rv ary dtkf
T bersfore there Is alw ays a last
1
minute rush to g et dogs Inoculated when he thinks of tha ‘
and sometimes It Is necessary to Or danger ronnacted
Impose A nte upon forgetful dog th a t -(•rap e
owners. W arning wall In advance not only to ni _
o f H ay 1 st, such as has been given by, bpt to his own
should Jiripg pets up fo r Inocula ten—will hasten to subrt
to the veterinarian as soon u •
tion In ampla flips.
l a s t sum m er there was *n un period o# Inoculation begin*,
fortunate accident In the down
TJl* te ft* Frigldaire aad olfar
town section Involving th* aavsre equipment
for tnakisg Ice c m e i
m angling of MTeral
persons aieived a t th* creamery
by a dog. I t happened
that and the etora building J
one at the victims w as well known “■* *h* <rtesm*ry. which I* ,
to us and we observed th a t he .way used for this purpose, |a
kept from hla work for several remodeled Inside aqd
nd the equipment pis
day* and had a bod band'and arm ■
Kcilo News.
for some tim e as p result of the
attack, not tb mention the pain,
Alachua county ralaeu
Inconvenience and expenM o f sub for local and northern n
m itting to the Pasteur treatm ent. and In o rd e r' to a tlm d ta te __.
8 i*cH shocking and clangorous cal m arkets, demonstrations
accidents are not likely to occur many ways In which fb'esfik i
rh en all dogs are Inoculated at tha bag* and mak* it tnto slUeg kj
very beginning of th s summer were made la st week. :
season.
given for the blggrat i
It may be a triflin g Inconvwnlenco bank* and bualnea
to submit dogi for Inoculation but lb* home drm onstr
bringing cslibags to
It seem ato vs th a t such Inconveni of the people—Gain*
ence ihopld be the last thing in the Newa.
O O lU M B l
ago \A* b ig three bolita operators
w ire arrested,- but when ope was
acquitted, cases against tha oth
er* w ere poll* prosequled. I t
sqpPU, Utuogh, th a t Sheriff H at
ton was not discouraged. P*rh*pe th em rriU bo a d lfftm th outeotp* When tb s mdn are tried on
th* evidence he baa gathered.
t a r i f f H atpin has s i t a good
example f o r th e Sheriffs In coun
ties w here rac* track gam bllni
1* wld* open. If he can chock boL
Its gam bling In Tampa, the eharIU in Dade, Bemlnplt and £U
Johns eouptles, hi would sei
could do 'tllo sam e thing around
their diggings- Instead of delibera
tin g In doubt and doing nothing
H atton w ent to th# fro n t and took
ife tfd o 'J a il. The same .kind.of
action w here th* louts snd bookm skers operate would do more
In a couple o f hours to end play
ing the ponlea than, all of the
telegram s and answ ers to te le
gram s th a t could b* sent In a
r« r. . .4 1
life has taken a sene view in regard to tax reduction. And leaves the world /o darkness When H atton and bis men
and to ms.”
Celling to .the attention of the legislature that the expendi
walked In and saw ipen gambling
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tures of .the state government In 1028 exceeded Its revenues
w ith money all over .ths place
,
E
ditor
H
anson
of
the
Till
b y $9,W)fiOQ, tho Governor suggests that certain costly
S ta r A ^ v d y ^ . > u w -IW
ana apparently unnecessary offices. should -. be abolished, F rta s Aasoclatiao 'prise- fq r - th e ig—wason. They began to 1 collar
fees and salaries of certain officials, bo reduced, and wary best editorial ■of- tk*. year. Thoss
ra i l toft TODfY possible economy in the operation of-govomment should bo
he Soyi ami grsb up ths money.
who read this editorial, entitled
B olita gam bling has been, going
IN ACKNOWLEDGED— W* enforced. At the same'time a more equitable distribution of "Florida’* G reatest A sset," will
wwlwfcsd. O Lord, o a r w|ck*d- the tax burden should be effected, and a more efficient find that. Editor Hanson la no on ao long In Tam pa th at 1many
, (u»d tb s te n u ity of 4o» means of ejectin g taxes already In force should be found. small asset to Florida himself. people there have doubted whether
It could b* stopped. Some tpontha
era; tor wo n*v*
sinnod
Jf Mr. Cad ton’s statement that “It is well to keep gov- This state, he aiy s, "m ay pause
the*.—Jerem iah 14:10.
at
times
to
look
back
upon
the
eminent out pf business, but business principles shoutd be
employed Ip government," Is to be allowed any interpreta passing years, and they will re
KART LAUGHTER
USES FOR COTTON
tion,
he is opposed to the plan for the operation of a cord eras of speculrion, periods
ora was tho gam s I You hold tho
rise and fa llP In tho lids of
AMPA TIMES
whjnjpg re t,
state printing plant. The Herald has no job plant, and docs of
I so: left trying to w e n t not receive a; cent from the state for this kind of printing, prosperity and happiness; but
the m anufacture .o f light-weight
A lthough cotton growing
through It all will rem ain an
1 fs e t
.
cotton begging which -can be
memo y , snd ell *hf but purely in the Interest of economy and firm in tho be unbroken retain of accomplish mean aa much to Flori
lief that government should referee, not engsge in, busi ments from the pioneers of ' to once did, this state la s t |
wiuit
■old In competition with Jut* bagJJfou h iu n t me with your arrogant ness, we are glad to believe that the Governor will veto any day and yesterday—o f the men
glng.
t •
slderebly Interested in
k*
young imllo.
measure which would seU th c itate up in the printing of the sol) who live and build up staple and, along with
n # street departm ent of th s
on the elmple philosophy
you wtU (tumble on a word business.
Ur* south, concerned al
ewy this week eterted th* work nf
Of equal- strength and intelligence in his attitude m an's mission .is to create fo r development cf new uses
that strip■
stenciling
the names or all straets
•M r laaa h te r from ante Ipward lawlessness in Florida. He aays, “Florida must make today a^d *.Jie\ fu tu re." There'* ton. Blnca women havel almost a t tha corner Inte.wrcilona. This
music
In
th
a
t—and
m
anrtlloui
scornful
11
m ful upat •
no. surrender to nor compromise with the enemies of con*
slapped using cotton gu<i* for work has been suggested by ths
(ee|i my door to
stltuted authority. Agencies to establish legal proof , of good sense tho.
w earing apparel .and U. If. D.'a. local cham ber o r.co m m ert* for
y*rd ' ± { z (kin
supplant th* long drawn 4it type -om* little Urn*. Several months
too, poor fpol, (haI) smile— snd Crlpie arid enforce the law should be strengthened and hot
chamber bought a set of
Someday, whan hurricanes a re
underw ear among thi men, ■go the which
f i t yyou
■ Ini ...............
weakened. Florida should build on iwrmanerit values and harnessed and sold a t a price per of
were presented to
babies a r t the only onrf In tbe stencils
L aria Trout
not riak her future oh a game of chance or a program of horsepower they will be w orth ad family to stand up fur l-uttun— Ihe city.—W inter Garden Journal.
C arlton's
spoech legalised .gambling." Only in this way, it Hcems to un, car. vrt'aaing. According to Tim* the and babies are alm ost ciutlif style
M* he (U ndo on leju!- we hope to have a state safo enough fur home building and l Mi! Miami hurricane had enough Theife would be an ovwplui of
bllpg.
power to run every dynamo, mo cotton mounting to hug* propor
attractlvs enough to appeal to tourists.
Governor Carlton will doubtlessly make additional sug tor and steam engine In the world tion. but for th# nr* uses
Tho T reasury D opartm rnt will
of It in the m anufatur* of
soon U ius s now dollar bill
Wo gestions to tho legislature from time to time and if his tor tw enty year*.
automofatlf tire fabrics g d a few
should bo |la d to havo ono of other speeches are as sane and constructive as this one
cotton
If the mouth la an Index of other things. Th* ui
Instead
which officially opens the session, we at home can rfcsl easily traits of character Senator P a r ffT the making of l
—
while
that matters of imporlaiice will be properly handled at Tal ish, who has been elected preel- of Jute la being eneou
Jack Dempsey doesn't know1 y st
cotton bagglnr for bat of cotlahassee.
Whether ho wlU ever fight again
datfj o f the upper house a t Tall*- ton Is plan a potential lutlet for
—
YOU Vi
B in e a n d W iifte
S e rv ic e S ta tio n s
w h e r e in F lo i*i # 9
- -"•such c o m p le te
service to M otorists .
N Homestead op BrookavlUt^—in Jacluonville op Tampa
— and in all cities in between and all along tfle highways,
Ihe Blue and White Service Stations flaqh a welcome mcaaage of complete quality service to the Florida n»«teriits.
Over 700 in this great Florida network.
I
The Blue and White Service
Stations await you with uni
fo rm ly fine aervlce. They
pledge yon quick service cunvrnlent oerrice— thorough ter*
vice— courteous service— god
these |tre • foremost la uflflfl
when you drive In.
The quality trio of product#
they aerve are time-tried favorUna Iq dflg Slqtc, qa welTas with
your neighbors In
,___ rw
Georgia, N orth a n d South Carol
llna, w here W oco-Pep (re d )
M otor • Ffl«l, diaprased from
yellpw pum ps, pow erful Puyul
G fa o lip e , d is p e n s e d f r o tp
pum ps,
and
Tiolgqc
a u p e r- P y p u M o d v a id a
axe .'likewise
h u n d re d s
♦ b 0 *ce w ifl,
inpgandg of.
THE SEABOARD OIL CO.—JMwriAaSan /gr
THE PURE OIL CO.
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S
y w
Eltci J/Mouglilon
ArhJtect
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Wit’-
�)A Y ,
\Y>
o w f e s a u c rm b a m m sm m
go 1st.
Mr! and K n . .WUllMpaon, llttla
| daughter and baby son. David of
Sanford, werp visitor* S u rrlty a t
■he homa of Mr. and Mia. A llred
| Erlcsnn.
Mrs Mnupin and Mr*. Clark
spent Tuexdny with Mr. and Mr#.
Ilallinger while the men worked on
th r ehureh. T hr Maupln*’ Irft Sat»
tt tiny for their hnmr in Kansa*.
after n two month * vis t with h rr
sister, Mrs. J. S. Clark.
■Mrs. Itiillingvr rregivrd word
The members of the Daughter*
of
Wesley Class of th e First M?thMISS MAROAKET PETERS, SoHety Editor
Lu-iist Church held Its regular
148.
' Residence Telephone 443
M.i.'ting on Tuesday evening in the
cites room w ith Mrs. G. E. McKay
presiding over the routinr busmuse. Mrs, C. W. Dare conducted
, the devotion*1, a fte r which the
j tuiowtng hcwjptses were appointed
FRIDA T.
Complimenting Mr*. N ett Vln- pypsophlla in .crystal and s ilv e r!1" u . 7 rh "r*f. °*
mM t‘
Clbel* of th e Gar- son of sAnderaoh, ImL, who left htutkc'.x. The tea table which w»» in*: Mr* C. H . Mokes, cha mini:,
Mrs.
R.
II.
lierg,
Mrs.
11.
I*.
Gib
m eet with Mrs. St Thursday fo r her home after overlaid with « Madeira »linrn son MI-b Emma Owen. Mr*. T.
1.
11*. 2220 W est F irst sp.-nding some time hera w ith tel- cloth was rvntrn-d with n silver | Sullivan, and Mu- R I . Robert
.00 A .'M .
f i y e i ,M is. fru tin d ra Schultz. bowl of th r same flowrra in pastel | Sun.
trml Circle of the Gar- Mrs. E. K. Housholder and Mr*. shades.
1 he "whit* Elephant party’' was
4
.wtil meet srith M rer^I. FTilyd Palm er entertained with a
During Ihe games' punch was lie n enjoyed when each member
»P. 10UJlMBBlU~Att*lU u » U a .» x t|l ■vft.Wedeeiifiy -elter* serv ed -arri **„■ the tea h o u r" a presented »om«-thing fo r* rir which
a "white elephant'* to her. Re
*1 10:00 A. 11.
noon In the ran ) morn of the Ho salad nnd Ice course, futher em was
ft vahment* were sc-.vvd b j tbo
1 ••lit M ayfair Circle o f Mw-Oar*! tel Forrest luike. Mr*. II. H. lew - phasising the pastel color n h c jn rj .hsivU-ssgs, Mrs.
U. list Pi f and
s Ih l» T hrasher nr- was served.
Mrs. M. 1.. W right, Co about 2b
ATRAXliEK H IE S'are tut simply tartness about it wtiich tasker it
reived
the
guests
a
t
the
door
and
"**"*3F Pcott, 110 EHio.% Avenue, a t
Tliosg invited to be w ith Mr#. ntr lit herd.
^ j i i autumn fiwl winch can 1< Wflcom* in ib-tsttfi and salads
•niey were escorted to th eir places Vinson were: Mr*. II. R. Lewis,
' > 0 0 A. M.
Ixaulii unly at llianksgiting which micht otherwoe tv Ion swsn.
‘.■;Th» Rom Circle of the Garden by- Mr*. Kail b hulls. M ist Car- Mrs. A. J. Richardson, Mrs. G. I).
lime To tw sure. Iredt rra n lx tn n Crantwery ice, mot-led crsnietr*
are limitnl in point of lime, hut did salad, and many other crantwt. y
CM will rtt wt a t the Yacht Club ■In Palm er, attired in a pleated RUhop, Mm. D. I*. Thrasher, Mr*.
dress o f citron gcorgettp and R. A. Naw-mun. Mrs. J. K. ltrouie,
you loo* that cranberries arc nan- ditla-s may l-e mode. Here u I Sr
M 10:00 A. M.
lace, presented the guests w ith Mr*. IV. r . Hill Sirs. George
£ h r Young Women’# Auxiliary ntcrcially camini a« jell) or s.wcr, way tu nuke:
• 31e Rom Circle pf the Garden
CrdaKerry Jelly .ki.’r.l: lira: « ne
th eir tallies which Were designed; Knight, Mr* W aiter b, Colt-man, nt the F ir-t Dnptivt Church heht to you can lu te thrill any time of
* Chh Invites all other circles to In gold and wliSir.
ttie >eirf Cran!<errjr Jelly, jurl as can of ctanlierrv Irl’y with «a»-b*:i
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M1
**
MaHg.-ne
Gray
of
Lauren*.
it*
rio
n
tb
'r
meeting
at
the
church
It
comes
from
tlie
tan,
i*
a
m
l
not.
atxelproclty m e tin e a t the Yacht
Mts. Vinson lereivrd a* a g ift 3. C., Mrs. G rant W ilson,.M rs. on Tuesdsy evening at ft o'clock Serve ready to live wit It g.mve or rnp otantte juige *.tj’ two u l tc»l**inv lemon jui-r. i’*wk t * 'J tc«CM a) lltfiu A. M.
flom the hostesses, a hand made II, It. Dens, Mr*. IV. J. Thigpen D ating the l>u*lnrs* session the low I Cranlvnir* ut ritlier ot live*, V|»«*it of grUt-in in t*ro tailethe regular m eeting o f the handkerchief of lace and georg Mr*. Frank L. Miller, Mrs. J. C, f l o w in g of fleers Were elected f. r fotntv tote tlie Ixuoewiie front all
th - enm'ne year: Mina Charlotte the dfudgrry of picking over and spmats cold wxte. at-! hett -iitvrlvi
Autriaan Legion Auxiliary will
in tlie hot. mrltrd .r-rdorty. Su.-in
Is held a t 4 o’cloele w ith Mrs. ette. Scores were collected liy Mr*. Denson, Mrs. C. E. litn ry , Mts. Six, px-shhnt;. Ml** Kllzn)»-tti wradiing them, IwHliivg tlw-lo. and,, atxl
n » l. Add one iootlh trip ili-.-d
X E. Ritchie a t her home on It. A. Newman, and Mrs. W C. Claude Ogilvl* uf Fort Myers, II 'th ey vice-president: Mi** Vent for the jelly, ruldoog them through ceii-ry ami une-fourth.cup ill vo-g
Hill and it was found that Mrs II. Mr*. F. E. Roumillat, Mr*. G. F Phillips, secretary; Mis* , Em ly a vieve.
BUett A rm o r.
•
nnts veto-n l*-guuuttg to vhdnl.
II Lewis held high score and Smith Mrs. V . I’. Ridge, Mr*. R. S ta ir, tr r a .u r e r and Miss LoyeC
T art, but Sweet
SATURDAY.
I’our into moMr wrt with cok. wa
»
.
•
* Mrs. George Knight, second hign C. Dower. Mr*. Hugh Whelchcl, Martin, pianist.
ter,
ami chill. Turn onto l-ttu.w
The
rrxnWrxv
is
etie
id
the
few
l th e piano pupils o f Miss MarA
»hort
progrnm,
with
Miss
score. Mr*. I . K. Boyle re- Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. Ward
frmlv which Ita* a lirsh, ilrlirkais leaves, awl servr witit rrwry Irroits
, gm ti Davis wil) give a recital on roivi-d ru t prise. M n Is w-ia re MrGlamery of Miami Mr*. Karl Cliol'li tti Nix leading was tin u II
<
tv- r .m t )ct has a tuggi-vtoxt of vtullnl with errant clurve.
' Ssttirdar afternoon a t 3:31) ortock ceived an Dalian linen bridge set j s.-hullr, Mr*. E. P. Morse. Mrs. tli*en nnd 4 h e ‘meeting ht-oiight to
,*t her atudlo on W est F irst Mrs Knight was given n pine Roy Holler Mrs. John Melneh. a close. Those p e s i n t were: Mr*.
»V. 11. G ardner, *|K>n»nr, ami .he
Street.
P p r t f y n n j c v p r d ili n*. it w it
apple linen bridge *y, and Mr*. Mr*. E. M. Galloway Mr*. I, F. i'll-so Mabel Chapman. Nell WtiMONDAY.
-tntnk iiii«l' itltl(rutinrii nre thnt
Doyle wns prr*eflled whit a act lto jle nnd -itCrs, Guidon Tuggle* lia in a -N ettia blnne. Entity S ta n ,
tlu* Klk*. M l n t i r h of 1P2U Hill
_ S t. Agnes Guild will mret of plneapplxsellnen tray cover-'. of Mlr.mi. Mr*. A. IV. I.ee, Mr*. l hurl-,Ur Nix, Mary Dmlgi-r, K ix|U>* t" it cnpm ity hnuir.
Alt
I o’clock In the parish hdusr and Enrh [Irite wns wrapped '»ith J. R McDonald, Mfs J. G. Sharon. r i i t h ilntkey, laiyre Mnt'i n Mar- !
J boson. Iluhyr Martin anJ i
n n tii will |»c r r i m n L
J follow the business s<-ssln-i. gold tissue I'nprr and adorned
Tea p w »*,« Invited w rre: Mr*. tna
•'era Phillips.
. K discussion of Africa will be In with n bouquet nf Powers.
Ilvnrv Wight, Mrs. J. II. -Cnidulged In a t this time. **
The can) ro o n was Uccur***'d dough. Mr*. K. b. Dutton Mr*
.CHI H O I SOCIETY MEETS
iM iw ir'iU «rt» t II until r way
Circle1 Num ber One of the l*rrs- with quantities "of Fpring and Mnt’ie G. Pace, Mr*.’ Alice M.
f»»r th Klk ‘ M in d r r k flu* Itn’iil
The
Woman'*
Missionary
boclbyteriar^ A uxiliary will meet with garden flower* in pastel shade*. ltirhard«orx ijnd Sfr*. C. .It. K ltt<-tv of the Kind Christian C hunh 1 tlu atri« nl nltm« l•$*n9 lii* 1%* will
Tin- liruther ami wife of .)- hn
the chairm an. Mrs. G- H- Drown, The) were arranged With fern and ley
'
v
met nn Mcmlay aftetno >„ at Ihe Ih >tfj *r ,j nt t)u* Milnr,«« Th' iUrr, Dott in wln> have spent Die w inter
1114 P jr k Avenue at 3:30 n’e'tck.
I ■ine o f Mrs. George Ewan with
Clrr/f> Number TWo uf the I’m*,
Mr*. I M Mm. hall pn * ding TliuiM av niicht. Apr: die.* Mini with hi* fam ily’left Monday fur.
In* nn the tln lr In'ttic in Iowa
bjtcrian-A uxiliary will meet wit'i
Mts. Frank M arlcr conducted the t l ; >>e nht*
|m g ra ti lesson- on “A ttica" after fiiltIt*• m Ii'mifiiV, %\!di')i nti he*
the caairm sn, Miss Let in Ca'dMis, Mary G ilslrnp nf A t’nntn
tvhlih i vi..hi 'talk* weto given l’> i»H» I.eM m th r B y rni<lit<»riimi. I ,a., wax n gui-*t xeit-nilv nt tin
well, 110 F ast Seventh Street, .it
I
ii
i
r
c
t
h
i
t
.
I{w
-IIIIU**
A
r»*
tenUa» mendier*.
3tJ® o'clock. --------- '------ -------— hniiii' i f her aunt. Air .. Tliisniynd.
it wa- ri-purlixl thu! Ihe mem- i n : 1 » h ill om (hi* i n * r r c l i ' t i Honnring the members of Ibr
M i- IVtUlllix 3111.-011 nf SailCircle Number Three of the
hera in.-lu H personal calls d u r ti il% f i m v I ili rvt fMi’ilurt lull uf- font spent t'i<' day there on Wed
Smart Set Club, Ml** Dorothy ing tin ' month of Mmi h, nili r feii •l Inn* f r Miiiir4 lime,
Prevbytmian Auxiliary will inert
S. b. llaumrl spent Wednesday
with llh r'rch elrn isn . Mrs. \V. I.. in Titusville nnd other point* on Crouch entertained with n hrldgrr which the meeting adjourned and
1 fieri* nr*' m*•,
jn*r i n» in* nesday.
Ml. mui M 's. Edgar bjoltlom nf
Cooper, 20b
E ast F ixldn-nlh tlie E ast <’on»t.
party lest Saturday u fu r n on at i< freshriunta x ii « skrved by H u I tin it ip I, tvhirli w i l l j t*
T ~ rrm
iT.tr
n
r
Street at 3:30 oVeck.
-her h-nirr
hnoxvilte, T< n it, Wete recent
lAr* .from m ii liU»i i* i; Klk lotliji’N,
t “ CDCle NiilntMT FoiiF o n w n V e ~
■.t.h r» n t 1to lii'nie of II. G. I.und
Mix* Camilla It tnmla lx vlrlt- Kevernl progro**lf'n.*
W'na yf bridgy
nDtl m l him* H ill I lift iitnhmo t *
b jte rlin V 'fillll^ry will meet with ing lo r a ')<*■♦. in Kixsiuimeo
were p':i)i*d during tin- a fte r
I «’ ih U , f h i l r fir-t niinunl min*
the chair^iaff, Mr*. X f. C. K rirk.on, wtth h er parents,
hotkl a r r i v a l s m
noon and high x-'ore prise, n
»tr*| «h«*w, th r 1• ^t
r v e r ulM i Laurel A venue, nt 4 ti'iderk.
H e. 1 I'um -st la k e : Mrs. II. t* ’ |*t**«| l»3 D I«m 111 '‘f lf.iniYHl i"|l,
Circle Num ber Five nf the l*rr».
Mr. and Mr*. S. O. Chase have boudnir pillow, v r* glvtn Io Miss
bjterlsn Auxiliary wilt meet wild returned from Axhvville, N. C., Sninh Maxwell, Miss Ella Spen E. Willingham anti* Mr*. Corn K. n tfo rilin r l«» Ih r D»?fi<*nnrrinmit
T' * fir* l f'»i» #’»*!11l*'il “The
the chairman, M fn Jam es Gillnn. v.tun- they xpctit n VM-ek a t tlteir cer received low score prize, also Jotiluti, Macon, tin.; C L. Phil- laiui'l U* M* 1 ’ily,** H ill preprfit
l.:tho Mary Catinti
lips, AtlauL.) C. G. W>-Irish and ?m l)Y *•.*»♦**- It- ^g-asWjUMM b." It' ll
a iriiluw.
1*01 Palm...... Avenue, a t 3 :3 0 1sum mer home
Mr*. Crouch's home w«s ml tru Ed Holtaiugvr, 1-iujiu; Mia* H ar •P'ffn1 I'i’ I'iin r if f r t t A w ill InI’doek. '
Every I’ritlay Nlultl
i Circle N um dtr Six of the l ’resDr. W. T. l-angley m- t- ted to ed with a profusion of Spring riet htieiiuan end Miss Fiance* l »•! I hI ’*m li .1 thu **r! In fflvr
including
calendula*. Hull, Jarlso n v ille; E. I- I’adgctt, »t p
.M tt-ir b y M e ru ’d
tcrian AuxlDary will m eet with 3 t. Augustine Viiuitesday wheto fliw enu
*hmnl nimtM|»hen*.
It
i k u irm k n , airs. Henry- Met.au- be at tended i a meeting o f thu »nnti d m ro r.i mid larkspur. Its-- I’nlatka;. Sparks .lone*. Jaik v tn - 1:4 1furl11if I Hr nrtinti f ihU iwtl
Syncopalo.'H
flesh n u n la, eh ire cotir*e in pink villa; W. N. W alton, P alatkai Ilf till’ |n c r.n u th it im im J h iiiill l * W c ;£ .’J ->t»rth b lre c g .it .Mala* Medical ,V*x<e iatioh,
rn d v bite, vvofe m rtfi-fj by ll u ir j
Atltti. 7.1c
l-tdlt-s Free
0 q’eWelt.
Goat ip- V. Campocll, uud 1’. D. w. y mn it'fl! Iiiir wMI It* intro
S fhltfb y and Hill Cniurh I the
|»rv^|
Mr. a'nl. Mr*. V* lie Williuma foil-w ing: Ml*** - Minitlu-ti laiw-. C an n iih ail, J'ackxonvllh; T. I.. ♦hire*I; inturminrl*
O nrle Number Seven k f the Pre*.
( vtvrttl .M unir— Grind I lo u r
^•Isrian Auxiliary will mee*. wi’l and M i* Huh ilall moVend In •on, Surah Mnxwpll, killa K|H-nc- Walker, I'ampa; Miss M ilitud rn in n ly . A »Imru ’f Iw rrify fiv»*
irltU will 1* n*f color t» tin* erv
(■noil 'L'uiien
win re • r,
*chairman, Mrs. Ja m e i I’. It LIu •- Jm kaoitvilla Weilmoilay
C arrie
While, Catherine Newton, llniiovnr, Vn.; Mrs. J. N. lir** ploihlrlitii;
•
Elliott Avenue, at 3:"0 oVI iek. they xpint tlie day.
Melxch. Je n - I a- Hoy Hitt*' llin- Turn e Rut hunt, N- C.j Mrs. Em
T hr intYnm r unlr • f tirkrtu lum
Circle N u m lg Klvhi nf thu
Mis. A. i.. .Store of Ddlnn, terrn istrr, Frances Itoltr, l.m illi il) W atkins, C h a rh 'te , N. C..; S.
Helen II. II..ft Ji T am pa; E. I’. Chttpfshytertan A w ilinry will mnet >t nt., tvh i has lieen visiting her Roll. Hazel Yarn' nnd
the e h a ln ta a Mrs. D. f fc sister, Mrs. I~ Th-m as, returned It light.'*.
pt-il and Miller II. Dan y Jack•her, Itpsei* fjoert, et' 3:10 Tuesday to In-r humo■ invllle; J. 11. Marsh, Tampa;
e'tkH *.
\ *
Mr. and Mya. IIiMand C. linker,
Tlreie Number N ine of the Pre«Juiksoitville; 31. I’nster, bnvanM r,‘11011 Mr*. W. F. Norri* and
■n Auxi’lajy, Mrs. v A . D daughter, Dorothy, inotond t->
n.-.hj Mrs. II. A. Ilut4et-l*y* and
e*, rbsirr.itm, will m i«l wit It I ciko Wiili* mui Tampa Sunday
children o 'd Mr. ami Mr*. 1 I..
The
member*
o
f
Circle
NttntII. R. ttteven% <i2l Park Av"- where Vsu-y viaited relative*.
W r Two of the Firyt Datdist ltlnir, lm|i..Va; 11. II. Appvrion
• t 8.30 o’clock.
/ 1
A. It. Aml'-rson
Chttreh n u t nn Monday after- Gainesville;
tineas Woman***Cirtle nf Ihe
Ml** Mto MaeDmignll spent nutitt. with Mrs. Robert Mu*«k:t. Tumps; W. I.. Moore and .1. D.
sn AltCliafy, Mi-wPetr-- tht- past week io Daytona Reach ■ft t Magnolia Avenue. The gne*!» blllith A tlauU ; J. I- Duffy, lh>*chsirm m , nrlil n-eel with •^y the g u n l <’f Mr. and Jlr:-. II. Were received in th e. situ purler on, Ms**.; Mr. a n d -3 lrs. A. 1
which vvn* dec'-ralivl for the or- HHIhrilit atiil I- 11. Davi* Jink
rlotta IntUh, Weft bide. V. Mason.
ra-lnn with Spring flowrra' 'in sotivllle; J. S. Kecle. Pululka;
rk.
.
shade*.
Ndmber Onp «.f the First
Thomas |( lU-ddull, Miami; Mr.
M n. Alfred I M e w eml son of ••riHisirt
I)prtn:r the
meeting, plan*
CIturriv-Jftw. P. H. Win- Atlanta are xpi nding
f, w wtvks
and Mr*. E. O.' Smith, Jack* uwere
made
several
cottage
alribnn. t m meet w-ilh hero visiting - Dr. and , Mr*. J.
er mreling*
the fic«t id ville; Rotter.- J . W ater and Inini
k 'Norti*,rVf>!l Pnlm etta N. Rot mui nt th e ir 'hom e Vn pv ray
hlctl veilt I -• field on Moei|*v iy, t ‘li-urwliter; und <*. II. Kex-I- r,
bmjth bonford Avenue.
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a t 3;1W ifrlock.
i f'a-rnoon wJtli Mr* .A. M. Pliil- Ju ik so t^ ille.
Ntimlo-r TWA of the F irtt
lip*.
SIP
(tyl:
Avrnueu
It
wo*
nlMr. and Mr*. H arry A. N ed of
1st ChurrR U fn. R. |„ b h ln .
n> decided that the elpdo xh udd
r, chairman, <.will meet wllh Kissimmee vvern Uie , luncheon nre«ent n f'fogram ot the enmity
guests
last
Monday
of
Mr.
anil
M. E .kloye.dlO T E ast Fifth
borne in the S'vnr future.
Mrs. Im I*. M arlin tit th'-ir home
A vo-lai D ue w - then enat 3i3n n’tiodt.
hived when re fre sh m e n t eon*l»t1* Numbon Ttiree of tin- nn W ashington Avenue,
tne of i* anlitd e 'tifse, were i-erv*
Methodi-t 'h u rrh , Mr*. F.
A m erican L egion
Mjr»- Nett Vinson b ft Thurn- i-il he the bn*!e*a tu the follow.
'ailmtt, chair tap. will m<-vi da*A iixllllnry
afternoon for h er limit In Irnf w r*> veere l:rr*m t? Mr* A
Mrs. R. II tchinson, Ro-e Andrnmn, Ind.. a fte r *|M-mlit,g
M phllli|nr. Mr*. \V. It. C intp.
a t SilO o’r u-ki
some time here with Iwr n in e , 1 <11. Mr*. F. It W hittle und Mrs.
_ rci# Numlwr our of the Fir-t Mrs. E, F. II -uxholdrr, 11- West W llwn.
Methodist Church Mr*. H. II Seventeenth S treet
Chappell, chalrmi i, w l'l meet nt
bten-tsrjl St*ti*!|-*
CnmeanvMonday Night
H I*. 31.
1:30 o’clock wl 1 Mr*. W. E.
Mr*. Gordon Kyller iif Day shows thnt prodilrth n fo r fir*t
tona Ileatlt was the gio^*l Tues q u a rte r of tP2U is m -re than rlx
lU Inrs, 210 Holly Avenue,
Ki'frtx*hnienlh
I'riz rn
e Cire’a Numlter “ive
the Fir*t day, of her brother-inlaw and *ls- Per re n t ahead of same period in
Methodist Cbureii Mrs. J. Tic die U f. Mr. and Mrs. It. J . Holly, al 1928.
Williams, chaim i n, will meet nt th eir hems in the ll.dly A p art
JSO o’clock with fr*. J . R. F urrtl ment*,
Mesdames Schultz, Housholder And
Palmer Honor Visitor With Party
it Calendar
this week, of tfc
b*r ?nly uncle, Dor tor» A ra ry af
S t John*, Mich, n u * In an Eatan
Rap ds hospital.
t
•
The Dereaa Cl t-!i« m et wdth Mrs.
Dorril on Tue*d »y, and $£3.75
wa* turned in for 'the churvh work.
Miss Jewell tusutU nf Oka*rhnl ee. formerly of th is city, unlirrw rnl Bn ope .x.tlon f - r appendl
r ill, last Stint’• T at the City
11 i itnl in Fotj*. l ’letee..
Last Showing To Nigr/it 8:30
rio
,
A Yilaphune Sentmlljn
e SVin lia d y
Monthly Meeting Is
Held By Auxiliary
Ji
HER the most gigantic sea s.lcetacle the screen
Ita* ever shown! Firm ing Frig.xtr* freighted with
rargiKa of Hralh! A east uf a thousand in breathlv-i liattic action!
F E E I. the *pr!l nf a w orld-ram nu. hrauty In a
hive xtor, that a as the seapdal a f Europe.
l l l ’Alt wonderful music h r 100 m sxtrr musicians;
harp playing; singing; lh n roar nf 3!-pound*ra;
the cr**h of falling mast*: the shriek, of g thou
sand. fighting mrn as th ey swarm over the decks
of Ihr enemy.
—MILANE—
EJks Minstrels To
He Presented Here
Thursday, .April 11
ELK’S MINSTRELS
MILANE
Upsnla-Grnpevlllc
P ersonals
Thurs. Apr. 11
Miss Crouch Hostess
To Smart Sot Club
OVER 10 IN CAST
Local Tallint Augnientetl^
by
SiiiKrers—Dancers—Comedians
From Other IxidRes
BEAUTY CHORUS
..of 25 girls
CHURCHWELL’S
HOSE
SILK DRESSES
I.adi^.s silk
I,Julies Full Fash
ioned pure thread
silk hose.
dresses, (Jeor-
gettes, Mat Crepes ;tiul Crepe
PIVOT BRIDGK
X,
$1.49
de Chine'in printed or solid
GOW NS
if* colors.
LEGION HUT
50c
^ $5.45&$9.45
IS E aat F ifth b -set.
Clre1* Number t|sr of the First
lethodlst Chtirrh Mr*. J . F, M*t ‘will meet with
n 1209 Palmcll ■
Mrs. E. A. Itouglass, Mrs. F.
E. Roumillat. Mrs. D. If. Caldw tll, Mrs. M. TV. Wiggins and
Mrs. U I , Perkins are expected
to attend the hrfgnde meeting of
tha U. D. C. in Daytona Death
_ Cirri# Mtmbeij ven of th" Thursday.
1 V i n t Methodist
rrh, Mr*. W.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Allen ah.t
* ' | L UlU, s ha Irm as)
meet with
M a t Jher hnnte rhlldren. and Mr. and M il. C. W
B llo tt Avenue I 3:30 o’rlo rt. Anderson and sm all son, motored
to Lake Wale* E aster bunday to
Y
unday School hear the carillon concaft a t the
Preabyterian llok Sanctuary.
(
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aaelal meeting
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Cothnon of
0 o’clock,
m ent. of Ihe Wilmington, IM . were the g u ta li
vr Ha m in i Tuesday o f th r form er’a slaters,
i'eWk in the Mrs. Richard Ten R )rk and Dr.
Fred Wili- Elizabeth Tr^cy. a t 'dv»lr home
Bender ** nn W ashington Avenue, Del A ir.
•lian a, to
Frank Chase, who le studying
•Ax^rian a t l*rlncs4on Unlvrr»Ity, Princeton,
N, J - arrived Wednesday to
Churvh
oVIork • p r n d - th r E aster holidays . with
..tori to bis parents Mr. and Mr*. 3- O.
o f M n. Chasr, DOR Oak Avenue.
Ilcnxfn
S. Jf. K n u Company to erect '
,r meatf i:i.0O0 store building at Tampa-
A
'
I.
,
.
_ '
dkfjJ& Si
for Business
Emergencies
RENT AN
UN DERW OOD
I
N rvrry kuoincM there
are certain seasons ol
the ) rar when there is an
al noimal increase in thp
cilice aAnk— with a con
sequent burden on the
Stenographic Department.
For such erneigendea, you
can rent an Underwood
from the Underwood oi
lier. Dy dealing with the
manufacturer, you are as
sured ol gelling machines
that will meet your most
exacting requirement^
For information regarding
rate*, telephone—
T. E. W IIA L K Y . KcproenUtive ’
U N D E R W O O D T Y P E W R IT E R C O M P A N Y
JS. 8. M A IN
P H O N E 5877
O R LA N D O . P L A .
.'*
,5s ’. ‘ 1
•f
Dlrt’flion Herb Wollz
; DANt’K
Mrn. MnsRka Honors
Her Church Circle
1 Nitc Only
SHIRTS
SOCKS
M e n *s g e n u i n e
Men’s fancy silk
hroadeloth shirts.
socks.
95c
49c
Straw Hat$
Milans, Leghorns, Silk
Braid and Panumas.
95c to $5.95
Italics p r i n t e d
crepe gowns.
45c
Ladies new Spring
lals, big assortniout
to
t
se le c t
from.
95cto$3.95
NEW SPRING
SUITS
The latest colors and styles,
light weight woolens, g a
bardines and tropical wor
steds.
$ 16.95
&
$ 19.95
1
�nJ • f
# C
ctd&r^rt A—■'j c
......
rf
venlences
ire Aid In
Drudgery
f
VfcR, A p t.;# . —(IN S )—
tin .a n d hardshipa of plonB»kh on hom rtteada have
rhtrned by m 6d :n t convfncultura ‘and advancement,
n t to Dr. PJWMd L. Mead.
I reclamation bureau coinPh, who recently vlalted
In the in v ar.it of underegion* of tha Rocky
In arction.
• early day* of homratradirtly a fte r the Civil W ar,
>IM were extremely ne*a'd Dr. Meod. "Many woaerted th eir famlltea or
AuleawibUe
Help*
tfd
suicide because
thry
"In many
aedtlon*,
wV-re
at poor
ahhlterthere
gruelling
.SNAPPED AT CIUCAOO—Here 1$ Ute lateit Invention In artlOrUI
;. work,
and famlllea
Worat of
all, thasquare
untly four
to every
light far the health of the Uln. It It said th at thl* Sun nival will pul
ile l here for*
a very were
family
wu»
i * •'W
dccifnlotned
laolatlnn
driving
a coat of Ian on the akin In ]u>t halt the time that the n n rlU. Photo
a H^ltc rIna tyItacf.
Hut nnr*
the auiomo(v• them
; loved
became •tiowa Min Lucille Mabel luring her totullg treated by the new Inycn*
y , H
I*
W
changed
thnt.Now
they
hafed thrdugh ConatariV n»»otinfa n drive over to *cc nrighlwte’
in a few ndnulr*. T hr population
In the nto*t apamely ael'fn l neigh. borhood* lm» increased to about
. y e ig h t fandlir* to the tquaro mile.”
Weftien'a club, have plui hr1pc<l
K ’- 'In reBevInt monotony of homeatead $|f» acconllng to Dr. Mead.
>; In mo*( every community cxUtn
5 n latH'e*1 .'otganieatlon o/ *omn
*> aort. In tha older »ettlemcnt*, the
- clubs have gained much aixe, a
few (If them owning their own
’ club keuara! while many of them
' use church building* or privnlo
home* fo r mct'.lug place*.
Illabie for ejtlrcm r hardship* of
,
pioneering r/ha plated «n the fmleral 'govem m ent.
Th;- Ih illn l
State* eyitrn i provide* Uiat n jleraon »Mu*t have $21100 with whlrh
In g i l hi* kVirt «n the h"me»trdd.
Need For loan*
Jf,
Till* I* h o t' its'flrtfn t, n.Tord----- ISg OT IIT. H h M rT S M Im 'T i.B irrT
•' build a rom fottniile humc, hoy u
> work tram and make Ike ptojiiv br Impmvement* on tbe piece of
! '. land'prlor to *.V tim e it le-romeH I
* pruduetlve. Mo*t count tic*. Hr. .
Mead »ntd( mnkr loans l$$
•I
i - aleadgr* until llw tr land U-ejjmca S a n f o r d B i d
o r
Oldest House in U. S
(C< ntinun) F ro m T » g e One)
Shipping PolM' Information
It wk«, e Inter quantity of the crop
Report* a rr { .re e le d oi
Sanfhrd, Florida: Cool, rlrhr.
lovl to 'h r p jc * x h tin ie r to make
Hauling* fdlr^y heavy.
lig h t
■mating treatm ent that rpllctV k|
w*v for the celery.
w lrr Inquiry. .Demand ntotUralo
In oriler not Jo in ltrfc rr with state ha* proved pqrctMfUl S*lg|
for good stork, vary tlin r for
celery planting; ebttoti ahotlld lie (topping their attack*. R. t«a*atj
tu i.r *tor It, m arket dull.
Cartflxntcd thl* month, according la Apt. IM . KPS Island
h r d . f. o. Ju usual term*. 10
lltokd who h a rr engaged In making wanker, Wl»„ ha* lwm * o p p l f »
Inch rratra. In the rough. 3 to
th r chip. The harvhstlng would end ,uffm rni with (hi* t t r a t m e n t j *
II dor.cn. fair quality, mostly
In Reptfelnlidr 6r Oe'nb#r. Mn»l of 1 p.ow' wi h.'* to reach a'l t h a d l M t
around $1.23, few fane* high
tho colt tin fcra#ii lien- In th r p»«t htivr f. d heed' helped and trMJR
$1.60, iirdlnary quality low da
has been th r afcbrt staple variety, *A i* making tha atnrtlinfc bB A
$1.00. Mott iiffcringa fair to opd lriry quality. Sums ahlptnenl#
which uaua'ly command* a pri/?Y " «f n gcnfluu^ treatm ent free W
rnUuf untold, fluyer* allowing
16 to tO ernt* n pound. Kffoctr. a r r nil rufferrr*. Anyone afflict*#
preference larg er sires.
l-rlng blade now, to encourage the should write for ihfd free trra u
New V irk : Cloudy III degree*.
production of n longer (ta p ir pi*o- meat al oncta giving ag a-M A d r.,)
10 Fla., artlved.
14 cara unduct, which la drtcrlbrd n» bring
'T id
U tween th r short sta p 'r a n ,|S .'*
ing i r S k c ^ S u i r p l l e i moderate,
I'lan d rollon. Stn-h c«lton arlla (br
Dtmand alnyr, market dull. Wide
between i s and jpt rwnT*. t c t r r a h t r "J7
tange In qiialltr and condition,
('onaiilcra'jlp nrdlnrrv quallly and
' TK7 a r'n-unt *rre^ted foe- low ing
r million. Florida 10 Inih crate*.
The prlca I* $2 to $260. f Imhoi
In II# rough and w tahrd, 3 and
1coat*, Including the price of pick
I <|otrn and 0 duxen $ 1 .60- 1 ,76,
Ing. and ginhtng rxpenae wouh
few $2 26-2.60, t* ikiii-n $ IJ V
1.76, III liiixen 7.V-II 25.
pu*h the exf>en'*e per acre to bri
IWrrn $10 and $6o.
Philadelphia: Cloudy, 62 do,
Althaityh ttu* would appear to be a arrne on Main A’. trrt til the
green. 0 Fla., arrived. 12 ear* on
old bygone dayi. It waa actually taken within four block! of the
track. Including H >ken.
Sup- rood
MAIL 1’i u r r ESCAPES
White Itdine at Wnidun-ion recently, Thla pump u one 4>t the tew ittll
pile* moderate.
Ih-mand alow, lit uie In the capital dty.
m atkrl dull. Florida 10 Inrh
RICHMOND, Apr. 4—(IN S )—
c ra lrt. in the rv ig h an,| waahed,
Although forced down b t engine
all aizr* $l.60S.un, few b t.t
(ruulilp 10 milea «outh of Rich
higher, 4 and 1 dan n high a*
mond an dknnrkrd hnm nariout for
$2 26. poorer *1.00-1.26
40 minute*, Henry Tindall M errll',
1'lt‘ihurg: Cloudy, 60 degree*.
a r malt pilot enroute fAim A tlan
ta to Richmond, today emerged
I Calif., 0 Fin-, nrtlved. 30 rata
from the accident with only alight
i p traebr Including broken. Supinju s- to hla x-yclkl it w *, elated
pile* libel al. Dnnni'd modetate.
Hi mcm nllji^ hii-p tal thl* afterm uil.it alrid y . F l'rld a I•• inrh 1
rra lra In the rough and Individ
ually wa»hnl nn.t tuc-co led. I to
M' doren. |r-«t $2.00*2.26. 3 doBrn
$1.60-1.76, 10 doten *1.60, poorer
all site* low a . $ 1 .00.
Chl<tt(|>: Cloudy. <!2 degree*.
M Fin., arrived.
64 car* nil
Ifnrk. including hrekrn. Supplies
lihrtal.
Demand
anil
Hading
P 'eib rn tc,. mntkct atcaily
far
gi-m^ .lock.
Coflililerahle |»mr
>tm k' nff< ti-d nt I ' k r t price*!
Fiorltla 10 Inch rrale*. wa»hc»l.
J-tl-H il iren hqiallv $2.60-3.00,
;t.|0 ihi/cn $2.00-2.60, I........ poor
t i onlinqry cnnilillmi l-d.M iluirn
$ 1 .60.2 2'.
•Cincinnati: Cloudy, 0q d ig u e *
•■.Miami** Mn*| l»nTtul:ir llolct'*
•’ F la . nriivrd. |0 'r « t * on track.
.Single
rtHints with hath. $2. $2.60, $2
Including broken. Hnptdie* heavy.
(I It. Dlxr.n ot Jntkwunllle, F la. who U vrrvlng Me country In the
Double rooms with hallt. $.1. $1.00. $5 ,
|)cninn,| moderate, nun kit Mcady.
t ’ f> M r . at C harl'-tnau. Matt*, lie In holding a liny anchor In hie
l i t a j m.tdn Irom m at'rial taken from th r old Irlgalr of war Coiutttul-'ittd a 10 Inch rr'nli
in the
Flrcprtatf-------- Kurupcan
ioiU*li,
hint imc tly $ 2 IHl-2.26. t, iti nod tuvlho'.imj after the plan of the full kite anchor of the did
N,
K.
I'lrsl S I. Near Hay. Hlacay n c ___
i. —t that l ». < >i«vn hi the ph. to.rnjlh Thouramlv of the tiny
- i ’opulnr-I'rlcctl—ttpjftnunmr in I'onnrciion
a —i !,.* a;.t—kVi >' i ■'I Ui pMotg-* Hw-tiiwd* >w t» y ■lo i-a lti'i lin tHC~Pftl'
Anchors From Old Constitution
The nvrtnpe nve of n mini wlei
I n d u s !
T ra d e
Loch Arbor
to build yoiir home
De Forest Sanford fcealty Ob*'
5*000 Mill Workers
In Carolina Strike
Protesting System
l ie s T o ld
P a t> e r
p ly a t younger a rr* IgcBUsii the
gveiage famil) due* nut have thut
(Conllmiiil From I', gc One)
Urh" money 'sa v i.i until tlu-n. rlusliy el tie Ii 'ih ihit-isl mun>
fVcr I* an uppllintb.n Ftmnlrd f ill'll **1 iifd ii«
»ir Imtukir ••
until It Is drlrrm<nr.| w*isthr1 to iMioim r.'tnlP «he$| in ihi
the Wife i* willing ‘ ■ endure tin- t i«lel.
*
HariNhlp- uf lllr honu rdi-uil. Il { ' m>. t$*. inilU (utnNhlnu r».iii
le almost hlilM.saih'e for eith er l_ 'h r rv lri) ,.IiI;him it % Imti I t *
■kan avtoiK- nr a uonmii ahuie.^tlr
>ut*.
•
prove up un land. It Ink
Ihe Miip t' '»» ik«* tiiiinnr
tom hlnation of niuii’ nn.l house drijointri” ' i itr* lmMdiin*r «r j •
kel pel',*nllhiiuy h lo t ly u ............ uti«l %« ' l:»l$V lii| tiit ri’ •n .$• ».«
woman due« neeinutdish vh** I > I..
Willow* with li fnlillly of lm>» fl->
S
better-
HOOVER MAKES
FINE RECORD IN
F I R S T MONTH
r 1 HOCK
Fifrhl To OiistLony
Is In !^nd Hound as
H is Friettds Rally
ItATON ir u riiK . U ., A|»r. I
INS I* Tl»r Mrtiml roun$l in llu*
furl»r i»» $»«i%t liovRinur llu rv I*
I olur «•!
Ih'itnii *ii th*
-f
Vtunllvm ui Ht n .
M' l m*In)*. Kilty f»v$* in.lift ■« n$! i«l
m ^ Oil »mi$$* mtfci.fttK'l **f *il «•
ui**• iik i ui*1 'wg i|* nfi IiaimI »•*
t« tif> tiyHiilinir u tilrlc otir *»f th •
»■.$i•• aiiht$4«*iil »Iwiri:*.
*|I»K l i t ‘t mtWIr i»l’i*if$»*i thdit (lit
<*•>•« u i •*t$| $ !i $*f l A i f t i l l v f
In>a*l>
| | | thill III' t'**t)lrtillnl thr juilliitfl) .
.mo th it h* u tt• it||*.»»l t«i «onl ot
i$<« iuilhifil dr|Mi»titirnl of th<*
kiblf
n m ifit. 1lil« l£*tim<*r.)r
f uim iil th : i I 'f n KutiiUr «*f ui$i *v ~ i *
*k -H » n t
l i . |>.
I* mis dim iis-rd f. i
f Suhu-I,t llrautiful.
v$h<>
flr< l$$t««I
tu
h.A
»*r« t K .s u !
ira p .i III-
A a tlie a, e.uid day's tiearlng gut
lllalur way l.u iidietls Of la.ng * q.
p x l t r i . w rit- taiuring into Ih e h u
ll l i e eld le p u a i v itv (nt an pll
■day ra lly in un a K c in p i lu .» h >
ll'.nt ilie t<i|uilaiv. If mil the I. h ntUIU. I , , n l |
s i i |.|m. i ting
.he
(lu v e im .r.
iiqtehk whin Sinld. Illy
ab n nixkri h ,.- ht.u.iaK prubScm
lH»*i.nv, itl«*$i • lv-1 tm , (rt.i*»>* i -i'ut •)!*-- t ntniM.ruti ■
vru »*f f*l«i»Ml «nr li« < i.iid*- Mi l iiu qviu iv v . Sorli w
a , t< usual y done nut »l d.Htrs .
♦HIM four-Mar* I'liiiriittg in' caiitad en tlu u u g h .u l tl.,.
•l li* ( 1$ I«mi-«• 1*1 rM.i lllr v ar.*
r» uf oriiAiiiisii. ii.
> i* n t$ t lU y
(iiAVtlHir I *>iiif offvtinl ihrm lr*
in en Altrmpt to «*inir th$*i*»
NAC«>. Aritunn. Api
-‘ITw
and. a '• '
k. fi-H.rkl la.uii.tiiy p
killed t-vUv wt-yri u
a irfa fl lire I r 'u u b t
tin u p . Ju.l south •>( !
down white H y in g .
yra. The plane »n< -
aVif the nl.< I
Mmitlfvpf Cuter
dri deed at'^vrw
near future. >.
(tASTONIA, N .f . Apr. 4.
hlNNI—»h.r<c than 6,Wni trxtOv
employe* thiviqm the li:dyMrlal
belt . f the Candinu* Were un n
■trike
in | fvtcxt tignind
Utu inti'xluvtluii ..f a
railed
" rffliirtit! ,> - lir n ’'
Th>- b.!i-»t riiupir strike In the
urea . cull led -lu re nt the hug.s i tevtil center >T the Suiitii,
when fin- . i.Tiqiiinies uf the slntu
-niilliii vieie unit rr.t *'UI tn lh w e rt
il h u ii
.Several hundred eu<ple.'ts ..f the I ay Mill ..f the
H s Iim II let» I i * uaiked ..'.it
tv I .In V. M r II i.|i* Were eidi-ted
In llu ri'm a tv Inn locul uffh ers
fenm l lluy mill.I hut enpr with
the sH nntl'ti. ,lluw vvrc, since
the uruvul *,f the trea.|.s th rie
h is been' 111) viulrlicv* uf tiiq i>-.1 1
r e t- iti <1. * At (irrcnvllle, 4L
nnpluyes
•if lh. Ilinm lm Millk. i-pjewting
ii.ii.e. r n made hy . onipany
h i . . lin e , were- -till un a rtttk e.
A m .iler ,trik
was in pingn s,
the M..n*rrh anil’ O ttaiay
Mlll- nt I’nlun. S. t .. Mill* at
(Inffat >. m a r I'mon, »l , were In* Claire, tm<bahly th- inovt
Pile, fill iking >ni|.k.yr* uf the cJi.iiMioii.hrd pcrtoisitity of th*
Urumlon Duck Mil and the Wood Ammran stage today, v lx>
ru ff .Mill*, in P' lith 4'ai mil*, iv- h»v left Nrw York foe the
f'isid t l .lu ll, to WK.k lllll.e
Ccvivt, where *hc will ittr.la
the "rffieirncy ,y*letii" I* n l.o |-. talking pkturCs far P*th*k
CI.ATBB
*
(('eilitltiurd From Doge Ihn-t
l l r n t r r ha* eMnhlished u coi.l'.i
reliD'>nMii|t with imity lender*
WUOiy of whnin p | | nis»i I Ills loan
lnidk'n.
(
"Ta n question tuny n* !>• lure
t h a to-w ndinlnisliulh.n had -tait
■sleiff, Kriuitur JaMie. II. W#i "I
(It) df liidinnu, ioni-oil; li--.li-.
of tile Kclialr. w in up|* •••I Mi
J|uovrr'> nuuiinaih.n «* l.ai.mi
t*Jt$,' »nkl: *
lb ? b nlirn blouse witJi lilted
I.*-.' j n i 'i d o a smart to u ch to
th r (ti<<k worn by LXicolliy
A n p lrh y .'l'ath r l.a m rrd player.
I h r iln s t is nude of M vy blue
• T r p c , with veste* end insert
•H$ the -skirt of e stick-randy
(And lli. whitr. rrd and hhiv.
O L D S O R F -S
The place
V
applies fur a hoBlPaten.l I* lwtween 10 and 16. 1 'hvy do Imt up- I n
viwAr;
Ili*«rnvtixnpp New* Kr virv as the
Hcottrl day's I. ruling gut utvh-r
w ../ Ii.nl thry r x | r t s I.-.I fully 2«*Ui*. la.ng supiHMIvtl. lu u tt.n d ’tha
iiju. * h*\’i ling tonight.
UMATII.I A llnwckllt
lintel
Itn.pvrty may W u.vd at huspiui.
Valpantls,. cuntldning plant fi ■
paving tltv .U .
•
*
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SPECIAL FRIDAY
AFTERNOON
5c
v v
All school c-.-.'arcn vrilf Tie admitted to
any show'or ride with
J o h n n y J . J o n e s E x p o s itio n
(Slimy grounds near municipal ball park)
at the reduced admission fee of
All shows and rides will he open at 2 p,
m. Friday afternoon and everything Will
be a nickel for the children.
SPECIAL FRIDAY
AFTERNOON
I f\lt one of those won- S
vierful Ca lumcI Qrkct on
the table, ayj seejiuw
i(UKkly it div.ipp.rar*. So
vj i11* pmc Iicfore you
know it. Fine fool for
children. Nourishmt;,
healthful, caty todigert,
and r.iey to nuke, wlicn
leavened with Calumet.
P A E tl BAKING CAklCR
CALUMET
T H
„ W O H L U 'S
E
P H E A T F V r
M A K IN G POW DER
v , | | Vl» S TFIO SL IM A N Y U T I f P. IIH A N 'l
III
-= ^ U 3l-^ o
Tbe 62S kitchens it tbe
■
MARSHALL FIELD GARDEN
APARTMENT HOMES
w ill bp e q u ip p e d wlt/j
FRIGIDAlkE;
A letter from Mr. R utcntlul, Frcviilcnt of O. tl llm . nih-l-Corn.il
C o , Boildvr*: '
“V i are cado.bvg tinned u>pu-. nfcuatract for la hun.lrt.l twenftl
jig h t (611) F rigid.net (or the M arsh.il H tidlfardm AplltmcW
Ifum rt.
li
' -. >* |.
“A i yoa know, thi* It a non-prut* project, pi o ilin g t[Wxtm»a(i |A
tent al c o m . Ucc. uvc •>( (tut, we were petticslriy cucKecncd no*
oolv ea lu tike q u .h q and ih .r s c tu of cqulpmcj, bet the one r u t * .
isinirasrice cost. (h.t the occur.
M very best pov.ihi. (ervtcc ai th,
f t " *• •+• ew .»<*. tma jt^ v f. I
w n M iM iis O ta l
CLAUDK H.'W0LF1
130 N. Oranuy A>
OrUndo, FT*.
�•klrt.
«ehbham 5 6 W <
Lingerie
fMltnt tr* skown /or m u o l l k 1,
mcrnlng, (port and tailored modeb /
usually cot on straight simple line*
with only piping* for aelf-tohebut
contrasting material* for tHm*
mlng.
t
• • ------ -
Cash. Purchaser t# PUT
a. J. NIX
nptclal Masts-.,v
WHAT tf It doe* rain In tho windown and flood tho floonl
Thor.1* no hnrm dona If th* floor
to vorniahid with Watonpnr wn*
tor-proof varnish. Bold by SAN*
FORD PAINT and WALL PA*
PER CO- ItO W. Ftrat Street.
Nood a painter? Call 803.
FOR RENT, Furnished rooms on
second floor of Herald building
Can b( rented on a very reason*
ablq baaia. Inquire of Foreman,
Tho Herald.
T9 Apyiqmsws
HeriUd
repraaenU tlr#
will
CLEMENTS
APTS— 81! Park
Avo. Apta. .for rent available
Apr. I. Apply Apt. 1.
I f W i f i S . they willaa*
In w o r d in g y o u r W ant
offactive.
FOR RENT—Mahoney apt*., lOOt
Pari, Art- Watar and garage
fumiahed. Call 18—J.
J O SUBSCRIBERS
Furnished Apartment for rent—
Path Apia— Park Ave. and
18th £t. Frigidairei Rent reason
able. Phono 848—W.
vJm Xkmtltar with rata#,
■and
classification
m r eoMlete Infanaatlon.
r*o
[M l H
to receive The Herald FURN18HED 4 room* and bath.
Upstair*. Screen xi porch. Close
r. dell vary attvii* peat* In. SU Laurel. Thou# 190-W.
Circulation Department
P. If. The Herald keep* Nice Furnished 3 room apartment
.•delivery boy until that - *3-60 weekly. Bed room *200
aefll be glad to sand any wiekly. 323 Palmetto and 4th
8L
r a. paper.
ClAHlflcd Ada are popular for a
number of reaaona, they get RE-,
SULTS quickly* they are easy to urno-.
and they cost ONLY A FEW CENTS
a day.
This small, cost offers big profit to'
advertisers. Let us say you have
a house that la empty; you have
been m lln g it for *35 ji moutlu. A t r
.... U.jiLayn JfUe /or a monih you, h*V« *
lift*
Inir tii
f lat th v r*tir r**tNmlrtl in
* I h r nf f ir# nf Ihu t'lv rk i*f th *
C ir c u it f'n tirf
*»T Hrent nul*
t'ln iiity , Flu rttla * i>*-1n ■ n nud'il I vial# n nf U r c iin n s*
T u * ri«
r lil|i >1 Hmilill, ttanprr at Hunt
The average classified ad run for a
month coats less thsn $5.00. (Irani*
Ing that you spent that muc** to k®'
your house rented, you slttl have a
good profit left . . . a sum you
would not have had otherwise.
Does Classified Advertising l*ayT
Give It a test yourself, a thoro test,
and Judge for younwtf.
'iftie r nf ih r i ’ le fh uf I h r IMn’ Ull
n tirl nf H rin ln iilc 1 ‘n n n l), P in r iili,
<it.i| In m iM it r I f lr r n n ir m u rtn ii I
ill Ihr I It tv* n f t h r ro iiip la iliil. V l4
fu r u e n e m l re lie f..
Vina, n ritrr e lia il In
p n h U iiiril
H|Cr r iel* n r r h f u r fn lit C iiliiim i*
**%r tverha lit th e Ha iifcutl H r M l it.
a ne wihratn r uf K i t ir iu l r l t n l l n l i hi
ii t>l i * l i »•it
in
H riiilnhtt
t V u titv ,
Herald Classified Ads
Offer Big Profit
They Pay—Phone 148
ydur 32x9 truck Urea Ws
^*H »ltr Flxraton* design.
yMjUoH liras give you
ll w tar. SeminoU Tire Shop,
iteam T im , 400 W. P in t 8t.
A. O H o y i T X
a i . ' l wife.
JE N N IK
l i l l l l V I T K , ■' IIA III.f.'H
I . n il' i •
Hint Wife, H A I I A I I M. It It I T T . I)> f* lilt AM ■■
k lt t f r M
1
Herond hand lumber fo r sale.
Also doors and window*. E n
YOU SNOW THAT YOU
a
G ST YOUR CLOSET quire 702 W. Third.
(UR TOP REPAIRED WHEN FOR SALE or T rade—Beautiful
It n e e d s r r a t s a n f o r d
house on h.'lgl.V. Apply 1601
p o v ja r.' w o rk s
u s n o . French Ay*.
I - B r Mi w w f i m l c a . *
WIGHT PRINT
t n h r i a n i t ra il n r i u ' t m k
T W M S TV
T il I III)
J l D ll'IA I.
I IIK I IT OF WI.IIIIIIU , I * A T I*
i on
> i:w i* o t.a : c u i v t v . i v
H r r u l n u l # <*uunt> l l m i k , a ti a f ik *
In g m r i K i r n t l o a . ♦•um fiM iiiant.
25—Mlaealianeoua For Bale
._________
I ’l r i k nf C i r r u ll C o u rt nf
s l it ! Juilt< i.il t'lteut*.
FOR SALE Cheap, Oaa E'jjve,
Kitchen C abin.t, O ther house
hold artlrlex. 711 M yrtle Ave.
fin
I'r ffa v l
In Pitrb lfH
. k iis A i .
tl*»4i*iialj|r i*'titnIY J
nf H* n*
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ri4- H*4t Itrr llh f ll |w*
iu m i u criH in l it iii %Mit**h*rM «•* Ailu iiiin irH liM (tf me- Rn(n|*> h ( Mrf.
M A in t: A ii:r r iii;i.u t i n . H>ui.
mi
It *4141 tim e. M in i Hflfl I |t*Tr', f i s t r
|»|*l!*■*%tl**n lu Mu* ua hi Juitifi* fu r •
f I*«■•I »«-|tl* flM’lil 4<!
i,., .i
l lu ll uf Halt! M lH t fa a m i fu r h i i u itl-if
1|««'llHf ITHIK III?/ M* Mila.a e.
w
t M im
I'H tril Mila Mu- *M h ild l d f A ill II*
A. I» lM ».
Ah
M ,\ i (T11 A l* O K K U .
f hi i 1% *»f
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UF k t l T K I I 'l l R A M t
Mll*4 MAMU:
Ntit It i* I* I t m !•> i l Y F f i tliUil m i
di r r ■win
d
-ytrttrw—«*f—tr*d'iu r g #w -fHfr*ui« a itiKiii*' a n d Hul«* i - f i l r i t il
In
J I null,
t h r Hliini* m l tt l e t
ratiir
uti t h** i.v r ill iit D K I H I W I
SI.WIVOI.S! I HI V T t , S T S T M U F
« l h «Ihv sir K r j i t r n i h r r , A. I * I*S1.
FI .U H III A .
a n l u l u l v r n m i h> k t i M i c L u f t h a t
III l - l .s l a l r of J ()H i:i'll (I IIA 1.1.
v /iitu
u n i* /
i n te ird
In
raid
I »(*('.■*■«•«!*
I’HUHr oft I It** ?KlH il ny u f M a r c h
itlaiiltaii*
A. I*. 19 ! !*, I, dm H j i f r l . i l J U a » t r r In Tu all itdlltufH,
t"*>. «n*l all penofii having
l i m i i m ) . ufi M<.h.iu>. Mi d Ml* d a y
a*ti« llitw u r clar 8SlflRlill48 4 g k ln * t t u id
Af M a y , A. I» I M 9 , I h r u r n * h r i n i
r t t n it :
o
t r u l e d a y o f tlil> (*«*urt a n d a (*»•
You. a m t r n r h **f y .iu , art* lu iM - r
y n l r a l r p tU t) , I n f r o n t *»f l i t # i* o u r t
U
|vr*» *n l
tioii*«* a t H a n f o r d . H r r n l l t n l a t * « u n - n«>llft**«1 a lot
i*„ F lw r td N , w i l l o f f e r f o r p a h ** i p ) fla lm M m o l ii m u im l* w nU -n vow,
l i t r h i u h i P t Alnl
lo-Pl
tildilrr
fi*r tit *ii».rr uf you. tn u liaiu AMnlnti
i h r n l s l f III J|(M |:i*M I I , II A M * , i l l *
*-8»h, d u r i n g t h r It u .1 1 h i n i r r
uf
p* a*»v«». (a la
u f Heiiiliiot«
r o t if t lf ,
h a l r . t t i r f ulliiik I t m i l r t r r l b r t l In ml
hiiumU s ly i n g
nmi
h rln it
In th«* H lo r M a , lo llm ll ijt i Jill* M H lu ifu
t ' u u r i t y u f H»*1111im l 1* a n i l H l l l t r u f i o i n ii y J i u I k ** o f
t n lio ili
(*•» h i * %ir -In *1 «•rr |tnf |Iriitn r l y d r«r r I li - >» a t flip u fflu # iiv Mia FonitiVy
I %m if * lid u <
m
It)
H c ii ilip iir
I'Viiftf'i"
rd fl-M ' follow
|l»> w I t !
T h r Howl It h* 1 * n |? | fr r t tf
r i a t M n , w it hi it t w (• I v ** ivtuntliH fr o m
(ait 1 u rn * I l f
1w n iU ) t n l n #
Ml
Hind
m id
Mu* N o r Mi
oili*'-finIf
f^rt uf la d .Four All,
uf lllork HU (41. uf T lr r T i n
131, li r r a i M l l i t f l u K | | . T r i f * I t i f W i ai m | t i d Mir I ' i l y u f Hint*
Mo * |M r i H i r u f .
iu ii) a H u Hl'rlft, A
ft
I **?■*
J Mi i| ujrt* »\ ll,\ |.|.
AtlruiiiM nllur of Mid I S im I* uf
J iis S C I'M
11
11A I
Visile* ai Pilonlc Ca
FURNITURE FOR SALE—En, tiro furnishings of ID room
houae. Must pa sold Friday and
Ul' jrdajr. Includes refrig erato r,
gaa stove, antique piano, w riting
I'lLOCKS—Irrigation deek. L. E. W hite, 1601 French
,'g m sral oement work, Av*.
(grata 9#. J . E. Tar*
FOR
BALE — Nice Bed and
Sprlngai C hairs; T ab let; ChlL
ferobt, very cheap prlred. Phono
304—W or Call 712 Myrtla Av*.
Laweon.
iFING:
The Roof
ahlnglea
tin and galvaqlxed
Meta)
Wltytvd' (Female)
RD—iloueekeeper. Refined
I woman to-keep houai for
ot three. Address. O. 11.
General Delivery, Saafuul
ifr Wanted (Male)
I* man wlth'car aa DIRECT
TORY Representative .in
■ Imd nearby counties. No
Mc« neceatary.
Unusual
kitty
far
advancement.
b* wiping fo stars an raail baaia. 8YNCBO MOTORS
•ANY, BattU Creek. Mlchl-
ClAPPED AT MONTE CAItLO-One ot the u n u ja l ai;hU h e re -a lair visitor who has not Just or.*
r u i c t c w p u p -b u t »lx Of 'em—count the number of l aabcat The one at let! is the itu b to n r u uf th* lot.
luaasi or
EHAtJl PWb, Florida far
of Flartou.
I'utile
0—Local tsan thorough-
lead If a d a lly M « r
0 , >I«L a f I S s afuVvm f a r >*• data sho w s
jig
isst tou***r
Material*
act .a* rasl-
•gu st
® t Glvg references and
m. BU ^A NN EE MANUING CO. ’ t n Barn* '.
Old-Fashioned Waltz
la Being1Revived By
Rcviera Orchestraa
NICE. Apr, 3. — ( I N 8 t- W h a t.
ever may he the caar in lamdon
ur Paris, there seems U l>e nu
wane In tnthualasm for dancing
on tho Riviera where It I* now
taken m <• m atter of course -in thr
day's pleasure at i
uruund hero.
A hxik-in at any f the sm art
-amu semen t- —phrrr *— irt— Panni'*:
N ite, Mm.',* Curio, Menton ur
Antibes, lly rm s and Juan'-lrsI'lns, 4htm* plainly that the alltoo.siiiull spun* given up to ■III IK "
Ing tn the em te r of the cafe,
rvslaurant o r tea-riHiin has never
been * ‘> much in ilcmanij ua I I jjs
season.
Hr.Vsh and Ameiicuns serin |o
|irefer one-steps, fos-truta nml
wultiM , while the French, I tut
lan utld Spanish I isitors do the
lin g o .
Hilly Arnold's popului
orchestra ha* iv-inlreiluenl old
fashioned waltae* suih us “Tic*
lllue llunuhe" mid “The .Merry
Widow," and now und then un
old.’ me mdku is plnyed whlili
makes even the o lj folks wan:
lo wiggle their toes.
Interest in small yachting this
stus.m ha- been very imieh stlmiiInled by the fnel 'Jial the King
uf Delmintk, i>n bis unmml vlsi'
to the Itiviern hus luken up rue
ing ul Cunnei. lie mad* Ids see
mid trium ph recently, when, ,leer
ing “ llanu* he won the rare fur
' six m etre boa's by nnv minotr
This victory was nil the more
riiiiaikubli- In milk,• the “ lliinn*
Is a very heavy weal her houi nml
nut suited to snut>*aM hreeies,
Upon Ids ill rival, the King
stgiud ill the Gulden Houi. und
d f.'rib u trd the ptieiK,
D ie royal eouple whieh l* on
I doubtinlly one uf the nm q pupil
lar In Europe, is very often seen
or. und the "louts" table at rou
lette at one of the Casinos or tbe
Spoilii.g l'lyIt fc— Montr ’ Carlo
. I k H t W i r and l)uiw-n are also
very Tond of >hiIo and frcqurnlly
nlti nd tbe mat -hea at Mandrlleu
T hr (Jucrn' la partlcutarly fond
«f tranlx and ha* her game every
morning, seldom breaking the
rule, even on Sunday.
Another royal visitor who has
lieen r'trn rtin g a g ieat ileal of
atlrntlnn Ibis season Is Prince
Cniol of IlumunU, who la very
much »cen on the Crolslte or llaPrimtmade dr Anglais with Ida
famous rn t hqadnl friend, Mme
Ijjpeacu.
la
;wj*g fa, iu tie keel
l*d >« and teWel. , a
it- of the •wnsrahl*
east Isa, rsqulrsd fee
l l . l i l t . >utJon III. Posts I law s
MM. pefatad ua Ik*
_____ __
i*vrttplal(iAtil.
shop
l b q a l n o t ic e s
L E G A L N O T IC E S
A. 11 WtiKK*
H n tliiiu r
! : 11 ! A V . R ? K a F T . ...............
9 room house M ust ba north of
PA Bt. and W*at of P ark and
SALE—Chevtolat
Sedan
bargain fo r cash. A.. P. Connelly
h .011 H trtiO A t *,
and Bona,
BENCH AVE-
V, K THHMIUAHH.
.
p i ' i .i i
FOR RENT -S m a ll three room
c o tta r* -b u ilt on r*»r of lot at
1706 - H agnoltg— A renue H otae
need* painting inilde and out
and owner will take p a rt of rent
In labor. $13.00 per month. Int ulra a t n o ra id office.__________
23—'W
anted^ Real Estate
r
W IT .V I I * * the lie nil nf the l*l« rk
•till I lie prat n f ph li| i m ill,
int»
till n| AptII A. |» l»J»-
M ll't 'I I C l. U
19 F a r m s F o r R e n t
re-
’ JACKSONVILLE — Atlantic
Cbaat Una Railroad will tnlargo
o f t h e f r o c k worn over It and tho warcheua* No ll by erection uf
slip cut on the same llnea a* the large brick addition. ,
iv T ilt : m i HT o f T in : s t ii v t t
J i m DU
aF M IV O l.n
lllIV T t.
m r i i m F i. o it iit t ,
1ft r r t li* l*sla 1•* «»t i ,%t i (.ft, M A S' -11*
i*
Morton Downey, the Drtwdo ay tenor, and hi* bride who was
Ikrbcra Ilcnnctt, daughter of Rirltsrd Bennrtt and autcr «*
Centime and Joan. They luve ju*i relumed front ■ honey
moon apent In Havana. Downey lu» recently finultcd hit ftn*
picture, ••Mother’* Hoy,** under hi* new contract with Petlra.
fmt met Mitt Bennett at the Palhc atudio In New York
•
e.Atli.e. N JtiNKU
.!*«»!I»*r In l»»r*l<y rJvpti Hint fhj
tlltilri NtHlirtl Hill, nil ilia | u | n,t> t i
Notary Pktili* hta»# •*!
.
Flarlda at
JUKift A, l» t i l s ,
|ir#P#iil
in ik #
FOR RENT—Bungalow located
at 8121 Palmetto Avenue, 923.00
•4 monthj aid German Po* per month. Inquire Herald Of.
Ntpgy. Remard. Finder reJTrank Blair, toot 10th a t
by chauffeur or tho uniat
•orrlcd
Old Waablngtonlana could no!
pfoitdcnt droro her vjwn equip*go.
remember when tho wife of a
Certainly ih°n* ha* over Hrivrn
atreota of th* Capital. Th* nokr
car U a dark sedan and ha* no
lit Inctire markings or number
plate. Mr*. Hoover plana to make
extenalve ua* of hi Accompany*
Ing Mr*. Hoover on thla morning**
ride, were Mr*. Aolph Ocha, wife
o» th* New York publlaherj Mr*.
Edgar Rickard and the Utter**
daughter.
%\\ A PATTIHlIAl.Io
We Dejlver—Ptione 323
dyM 'ER B — We can
rlnrhldi.
■
V Afl KINGTON, Apr. 4. —
/
(INS)—Another Washington ptj*
eeent m i knocked galley-west to*
day whrn Mr*. Uerbert Hoover
got under tf»* wheel of hot own .
prirato automobile and took aov*
oral woman companion* for a ride
.■
\ mi fltld each nf ymi »rr tirrcby
rn iu lM In i»l*!>■*'**r tin llimilii) 'he
Kill** Huy In u n i A l» 1M9, thr
•erur tipina | Ur *hMt riu| nf Mr)
li r e . (•> th a l l l l l n f ^ tin|tltin t f i'n !
h m u . which eerh* in tr«mir« the
c a n ir iln lln h am i
itU* hn/ftr o f
n
nturtfraiie on Ihr
UmU mule
I It I.AWIIKM'K, hn huki.«ml. tn
\.
I.
M4N< H I.
Hint
n c t in lH
In
fctnrlMav* It**uh 1 |»um«- &<U lit the
8ANWKD DRUG CO.
Modern furpt*h*d 3 or 10 room
house, double garaget l>fg»
I . V: NIPPER _ Sign* of .all airy room*. Finest location* In
kjada. l a Banford Piant and Paola. 120.00 and |33.00. Be* R.
flaq Paper Or. Phone W8.
T. THItr, Pao|a
Mrs. Hooyer RunaHer
Car, Sets Precedent
unman o r Ptm.jt ATiox
IN TIIK NAUI: OK TI1K *TATK
° V o r A. u '^ itN O n . II living ana
It dead all parti**'claiming I Me-*it» undir A. L MlNOIl i r t H i r d
or rlhsrsrls* In «h* pmperly here
inafter described;
I'AllllIH A.
UWIIRSCK and T, II. LAW*
RUNCK h»t husband, If livlm and
It dead >11 n > til» claiming iimr*
•at. Mnd.r CAIllllR A. i.A\Vlli:M'K
and T. H U tV IlK N I-a h»r huaHand or either »f tlt*ni, d*i*4*».l nr
oln.rw la. In an din Ih. fultowln*
decrrlbed nrnncrtjr In n.m lnnl.
(•■■uni). Florida, tn.wli,
lo>i two hundred iw entr-
New Sprim? Styles
Will S e e Increase
In Feminine Attire
PARIS Apr. 4—(IN B )—N ee
spring undies ore not aa rranty as
a few araiona ago, far they are
following the general trend of
feminine frill*, ruffles and circu
lar fl unrea. They are a'so murli
more elaborate,, wiy» heavy trim
ming* of lac* or embroidery.
A lovely new lingerie m aterial I*
rs'lrtl “tigresie," which I* a very
.’.no silk voile but as durab’e as
It* name Implies. I t cornea In all
tba charm ing new shades used for
undies aa wt'.l as new printed pat
t e n s which will ,b e very popular
fe r lingerie this aprlng. White setin I* also being much used, trim m et with bands of fine linen.
Tit* three-piece model continues
to be the most popular, knickers
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Semiriilc Creamery,
Phony A34 -D aily Delivery
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WJUIurd llatli'ry Sc.-vice, muved frutn Magnolia Ave,
207 Oak Avenue
In building formerly occupied by
Scmlnute Hgdaun-Eiwea Co.
TOP SHOP
Spencer Top Shop
SOU W. Second Street
Smith Barber Shop
iut N. Farit Ave.
HOOF REPAIRING
■Jaa. fl. Cowan
Roofing aa Bhect Metal
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Morning A Afternoon
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N U M B E R 170
WASHINGTON, Apr. 6. —
(IN S )—Crashing Into tha U.
8. destroyer Child* 60 ndlaa
southeast of Hampton
V*-, la it eight, Um *choon*r
A . Ernort Mill* want to tha
bottom probably (arryteg with
bar'tha ma»t*r, Capt. A- CChanay, and two member* of
the craw. LA. Comdr. John L.
Hall, capUln o f lha darxoyrr,
raportrd to the Nary Depart
ment today-that hla craw reacord lU
mamba r»
o f tha
schooner's craw bwj no tree#
w i» found of the captain anu
DRY LAW COST
25LIVES OVER
15 m TIRE
PHOENIX. Aria., A ptt *—
(IN S )—
Vlgoraus
pretest
against
t he
contentpUM«d
movement Of Mexican faderal troops aero*a Arlxona from
El Paso, Tex., to Nash. w »»
contained In a telegram seat
by Governor John C. Phillips
to Secretary of Stats Stlmson,
It was disclosed ah tha Btato
Capitol tdday. . Governor PhilUp* objected to thewpasaagr of
Mexican soldiers over Amer
Ican Mill on the .toted ftound*
that U was contrary to » » •
\ary «M * and the constitution
of this state. Adjutant General
Joseph F. I’omery, her* today
from Naco,
A rt*- reported
three aerial hbrnhi'ware drop
ped i'ti_ Rha Akltona aide «tf
the International line by a telwl
pUna Injuring an American
cittern.
Inman Flirted W ith TRIAL OF
LARGE STRIKE Mrs.
Singer To Make Husband
IN HILL AREA Jealous, She Tells Court NEARS END
QIIIZADV,
IS PREDICTED
RKNO, Nevaila, Apr. 5 -H N S » ael asked. "No,” she said. "Did b l
— Hrnlene Garnet Patton Inman care for. you?" “ I don’t know” .
vamped John Rteele, noted alhger "Why did ’ you write to each
to make her husbaml jealous ami other?” " I vamped Steele to make
to regain hla lore’, and Inman Walker Jealous” , she said. " I
M a m O f EvidenceDisbroke her nose and blacked her wanted to make him wake up ami
ryes an that "no one would ever not Ih- so neglectful.'* "Were you
c l o s e s Revelations
love her," the pretty defendant ever one—shore 1wtttr -Steele?"
OnBarteringOfFed
_in Reno*,
____ _____________
moat sensational divorce "Never In my life."
rate told tho Jury that, will ilm Uwv -^jDsd ka.wa > »'moan aaythlng to
eral J o b s In Soutl
HATON HOUGE, U . Apj
r ■*•>on- ----,■
you?” "No.” Mrs. Inman said she
’ GASTONIA, N. C.. Apr. 6 — the-art
WASHINGTON, Apr. 6— (IN K )
5.—
(INS)—The eenaatlon*
M*a.
Inman
taVinjrttre-Mqt^-wwrhad-l'ecn
told
Steele,
was
now
In
(IN S )— Fifty thousand worker*
^-enforcement of federal prohlbl.
Italy. Ahkcd g-oncerning allege J Houiti' lu-nrinK in to IS I n
In textile mills In Gaston and closing witness lu ber cross suit
tlon
cost
25
live*
during
the
last
ft u:v**mr-'2to*:
intimacy with SUde she replied: IK'schmcnt chnrRes Mrainf,
Bamat, Port*mouth, Va., ana
Mecklenburg Counties will be to divorce Inman, wealthy .Duka
16 months. Assistant Secretary of
i Tobacco fortune heir, was to re- "lt'<i a delllieralr lie!”
Paul Ferguaon Norfolk Va. Tha
tha Treasury Seymour larwman
ealrd out on strike willdn the
Mr*. Inman charged that hef l.miisinnu'rt 3G-year-ol4 Gon
1some hrr story from the witness
Chllda waa aided In tha aaarch
today *01 wlttrd atrefflcinl-report
next few day*. -It was drcla»ed [stand today. Categorically denying husbaad had broken her no-r and ernor, Huey P. Long, m$
A m*a*. o f documentary evi hy tha de»troyer» Coghlan ano o f the killing* to under Secretary
here tqday by Frail Erwin Ural, all of the sensational charge* wade tdackril her eye "so no one would be eoiiL-lurieri by, to m o m
dence, revealing the barter Brura.
Ogden I- Mill*. Twenty threw per.
union organitcr from the Work- j dgainst her In her husband's di evrr love her again." " I f Walker night, it was indicated fcs
•on* were killed Incident to mid*
ing o f federal offices in
•era’ Dally Iq.N ew York who t* vorce suit, Mrs.-lnman charged her hail* never brought ' out Slcele'v nnU-mlministratlon
leade.
In 1028 while the other two Uvea
southern states, was poured
assisting slriker* In the l-orny [ husband with gross Intemperance. |ette|*. I would not hqrp told of todaj'i
were taken during theflmt three
the broken t)o*e,” she said.
Into the record o f the Sen
A spokesman for the aal
I neglect and cruelty.
Mill strike Here.
month* of this year.
"Did you evrr discus* the letter* adminlstnitbin Uloc gold It to
ate's patronage inquiry to
George IVrshing. who
head*
Mra. Inman admitted having
Compartlve figure* for I9YI
the 1-nray Mill strikers. Mday correaponded with Steele and de With your husband?” "Yes. lie rnnalilcrvrl that Ihrjr hara ruffl
day when a hearing was held
were not given In the report, but
ni Imiam .s
•• in
he rtaTvd ^»he hud purposely
thr said' Bleat* could write poetry.” lent grounds fo r vovdog on |i
expreasetli ki
hi. oplimi.m
o Ithe
^
thrlert
p|n|ffr
on charges that postoffices
-owman declared the reduction-*
•'DJI you my you would give In least four of tho thargaa. It to
outcome of the bwal walk. ul. and j ^ ^
hu>u,„, |(| „ m,
fatalities was grest. He attributed
hara been sold in Mississippi,
man all tlir publicity you could?” pointed nut that a vuta oa t'
the
decrea**
In
the
number
o
f
daydeclared lhal additional organ li-j m|N(, you |ove Ktrelo?" her coutt.
T e n s , Arkansas and Tennes. tt'onllnueil on page A) .
impearhnivnt
charge* Batomi
ings Incident to enforcement of
»r* ala romlng to “ spread com- i
•
_____
night w'ould thwart any movatk
the dry lew throughout the coun
niuni«m" In this section.
1
Tha moat Intaraatins revelamight Im> mode'by Long adberea
try to the Treasury Department'*
A policy of peaceful waiting
tiona touched upon the rule of It.
to attempt court action to t»
rule against promiscuous f1<>uri*H.
_ B. Cragtr as Republican national
has been adopted by the strike
thr Irgality o'f any ftapaackate
ing, display and u*e of firearm*
oommi'jtaaman In Texas. One archarge voted after midnight V
leaders and I* being rigidly en
by prohibition agent*.
ruaalion pictured Crragar as tak
forced. Since Wrdnsday no at
thr ground that the legal Unit
(b
the
15
month*,
10
civilian*
ing huge sum* from Demontl:
tempts h*v'- *mcn m ad^fo reach
thr current *pecial aeaalon A
A
man
ctnnot
t
«
twice
placed
wero
killed
and
nine
government
the mill and militiamen have
leaden In'an effort to defeat Mr*.
pi red then.
lit jeopardy for lh« u n it ojftM t* oijerative* met death In the drive
TAH .AH ASSFK.
Apr.
f— I pn<—11^.1 the properly w ithout .
Miriam A. “ Ma” Ferguson when
Altlmugh there kre many w T
Vinnll.?i to dry up tw -C n itM Male-. A * * Fur the first t i i * In several years anv tllsluibance.
—Sba-wwnrtlie-l>amocTatte_gu1iarna white rargrd with pos*es»lon
witnesses remaining to b« haq
of result of r*hf» and other rntbree.
Five
rotvi|Minir«
uf
Bl«lr
inllill*
,i
Klnrida'-enat..
failed
to
confirm
tarlal nomination in 1024, Crragtr liquor, went free yesterday n firion Ihe charges which rang* ft v
were ordeie.1 here Wednesday by
was charged wMl allowing Demo nwm In County Court after Judgi menl activities II cillxrn* were the apolntmrnt *-f a governor whan Governor Max Gardner to pre
an (Urged attempt to murder,
killed
by
agent*
r
f
the
prohibition
James
G.
Sharon
gSanted
a
motion,
cratlc leader* to name the Re
n , nuniln-r of official irregnlg
It held up the «,-lection of Mom* vent any future vbdrnrc after the
bureau.
Hevep
agents
died,
the
made
bv
Griffin'*
attorney,
E.
F.
publican gubernatorial nominee
tie*. It wa* irganledaa likely t j
victims of bootlegger* and other*. Given*, of Tampa, a* solicitor of striker* wen- accused of having
lloutholder,
to
qua»h
the
Infor
In return for $26,006.
stormed lb# • office of the mill.
u vote on the rhargea tolU '
mation.
Two mounted inspectors
of Hillsborough County, who wa, More than 2.mxl worker* are on |
The Mlsilasjppl evidence rpn*krd today or tomorroto;
,
MEXICO
CITY.
Apr.
8.
(IN
S
)
Another liquor ca*e went on the the customs patrol were slain by the suiwsaful candidate In a five strike in ph'tcst agaln-t a new
BREST FRANCK.. Apr. 5
vealed huge collection* by the lock* thi* morning when a diMrunwhile, the Hou** Invto
--FcdiYiil troop* were engaged
smugglers,
but
no
civilians
nu
t
efficiem-y
system
which
the
mill
(IN
S
)-M
y
ro
n
T.’
'Herrick,
late
•V*- —
cornered
race
l**t
year.
Republican Jpartin Parry How reeled verdict of not guilty » « •
gating Committee today rontlnv
rnlly adopte,!.
-Rejection o f the nominee was
Ainerlrkn anibassailur In Frame, in 'nh'pping up' offensive* tod.iy It* |a-rusal In an attempt to fl
ard, negru Republran 'national grantrd In the ca»e of Gordon death at the hands or agents
the
bureau.
Five
civilians
were
in
Gothree
widely
arparatrd
the
rumor
which
was
aweeplng
rommlttecman and E. P . Uooic, Cox charged with po*ae»lon of a
me. what became .of tha f$J
WASHINGTON, Apr. :.-(INS» revered in death n* \)eeply n- h-hipiband o f the Reiaibliran na- H ill Mra. O; C. A ya n t p-ia.i killed hy member* o f the rn*«t through the Capital last high:, — William (IrVrn, president of the was beloved in life, is boniewuld si*lions ■if Mexico. While Grn. tiovrrnor Long ohtalnad from >
guard.
The
roast
guard
wa*
the
but n confirmation of tha report
lonal comm Me# wo man — from gui ty 1° a’ charge of selling whis
American Federation of I^Uir, bound this afternoon, Just n, 12 J. Anilreu Almaxnn'a force* con- state tieasury for .tha expre#;
poatmaitars. About half the po*t- key and w>< fined -$35 and co»'.a. only enforcement hranrh that 4ul reul.1 not b<- .obtained in senator has dvmamlrd Governor Horton, o i lock' noon, .the s|Jed) Funch tinned northwanl In Chihuiihua in purpose of entertaining tb* d*
Griffin wa* arreefed sometime not have fatal ia*ua!tir« within ial or official circle*.
'
,....
... .of
. the
. . . liattrred
.. rrmnanla gates '.vi the national goverm:
|iur*uil
masten of tha itata reported ago in a raid atagrd by sheriff*
of Tennessee, In thv* name of the
One thing, though, ha* led to the Antrriran working class to pun nutser Tourville with the Im«I) i uf the ri-io'l army which survived is it h ln w nl New Orlaua I
making heavy contribution* to deputies near Geneva. He wa* its rank a* a rrsplt'nf prohibition
Oil
boaid.
weighed
oliehor
_
mid
the linttli's i f l « Hrfornie anil
K-’irf that if the nomination « - * ish "the group of business men"
Howard’* organliation, either vol tried on, n double charge of pos* operations.
.limi-m-x, lien, .‘intiirnino Ceillllo Fall.
In all rase* against government rejecle I than- must hgve hern e responsible b e the kidnapping of steamed for the United S'^ie*.
untarily or b f solicitation. |n acaeion of atill and Uquur. and was
Styuiour Weiss, an attaebq.
wugi-il an offensive iigninst the
It
was
regarded
o»
fitting
Ilia’
,
t*
o
Yevivralion
officials
at
Ellisni
tlon
to
reconsider,
sine#
the
agent*
which
have
rrathr.l
tinmary InaUnce*, they told o f pay round guilty,’ Atta.tiry Houthold*
un i-xrlusive New Orlaana hn
s.nulled
CjstlioBe
Insurgent*
in
bvthlon,
T»nn.
the
Ixaly
should
be
taken
from
senate
Kself
demand*
utmost
ing thy money In advance before tr secured ■ new trial on the courts and have been terminated,
Greeq (adnlrd out to II octroi li-vst. for U was through I III* poll the stutes of Jalisco,’ Cunnajnato, who last night refuaad to dlrtl
gyvin g poatmaater appointment*. giound that Gri \1n tihuuld not the officers were exvnrralpd from »rrrccy un the part o f its i|$wib.*it
h
i , Wtt JO vjcuh:
*uh ti.al ihe*'ri*mrrtcan aoldieis pour Ihinvngi*. Zaialcca* and Miclioa- h«W $1JsVU ut tb* $L0Otk’l$
the report* have been tried lor two offense* rrijninal liability, according to th# ship. If action had l » e « nU^ode
‘ / fit
. lowerd'a greuft
spit.on the
ground that
ienn.
*
nlgh-hanued
action
and
ijeclarv-l
at
tha
urn*
um*.
Subsequently
one-way or tho other, there would
report.
7
In
a» M ■■A
Ui Rcxcad <
Nimiiltiiiii'oiisly, Gen.
luixare •'would i-mlmra** tha govern
Kdwar,| MrCrady, vice-president ed In u steady stream nfle.» 'latha man wa. placed on trial on m
have
been
no
demand
(Vr
ouch
The two deaths this year in
I
f
1 ; thla way.
•
way.
of the. federal inn und one of the United Mute, entered the girat ■t'nrilenas, Utuliitu n federal nrmy of other state*," resumad tb* V
charge o, polseaeing a atill ami
' •
voiced lha drowning of U-on secrecy.
men kidnappetl and i-arricil out war. It has 'mig'ltcen a poll-of, nf alsiul I’J.iHMI men In hlnnloa. nv»* stand thi* morning and '
Soma of tha affidavit#, sent was adjuilgwl not guilty.
Meanwhile
tonight,
word
rrarhrj
of Kllxahetnlon, would
relurn. Ainrrtcan association-. Tin- ilei* movid townrils Ciiliaran.caidlal •>( iteiutril hi* refusal to ihvulg*
the committee by Mlaslaslppl
In granting the motlyn Vo quash. rMangay, a seaman aboard the
here
that
Givens,
who
won
the
prl
Green dematided Unit the tb>v- tinatlon " f t)u» Tourville is New the stale, expiH-IIng In occupy the di-sifid information.
* pokUnastere,
were
interesting. Judge Sharon said both charge- British schooner I’ m Alone, wlik-h
mary nomination 1last ) f * r by n ernor see tbe lalvr officials are ^ ’ i’ii k. vvhieli port i, shoul.l leach city imlay. Hr rviairted yester
Willie Ramsay, of Drew told of hau grown out or the same trans was sunk by a coast guard cutler
\Vfi*B told . tho Iloua# to
day ihei lien. Frapclik-ii Mnnlo's
on or about Apr. Id.*
vote of alx.ut 2000 over bis nearest protected.
,
action
and
that,
inasmuch
as
G
rif
In
the
Gul(
of
Mexico,
anti
that
of
being assessed $10 as his shaya
A squadimi of si uplanes and rebel fones hail evacuntid the that he positively would nog
Alfreil Hoffman, southern or
opponent, was on hi* way here,
fin
had
aLvady
been
tried
and
Joseph
G.
McGuire,
bf
l.aramin.
o f a $100 Republican fund raised
I oyer* loimed city and «i-i,- withdrawing to what became of the monay uni
found not guilty on the still
preran-d to combat a ma»« of a ffi ganiser uf the united textile thlee I*"# h
In his home town. Earl# K. Hoy- charge, he could not be place,! .n Wyo. Hie report showed the latter
'- 1 - in Bias.
. ho ohtnltuid this- pcrmluloa
davits said to have been laid before wttrkrrs nf Anirrini, ^ h* Inr all boll..,.., i .it ns the gray, ward* III
vl*s
shot
to
drath
by
Agent
ala of Mite, told of sending $26 jeopardy again for the eame thing.
iiui-er I mi s seaward. Tbev ne*
The
campaign
nguinst
tbi -.hose who ’ hcncfilted front "
tho senate. Reports had It that the other official “ taken for a ride"
Charles
P.
Patterson,
deputised
— not in the parlance o f Chicago rnmpan'eil the rtulser to the 12 t'alhi Hr rebel* or "Crlstem's.” $1,Mm, which ho said waa "* (
to Hoerard. II. E. McClurg, of
Chari* Williams was found
fight-on confirmation by tbe sen
not mile shore limit, the de*tlayers whiili ha* not been waged la any for the entertainment of tha |
Rulavllle, said ha paid Iloote $300 guilty yesterday afternoon on a by Sheriff Edwin A. Ibiiley, of ate was lej by Senator Whitaker gangsters for they were
stiamlng* -edately abaft the Toui- extent until now la-cause of tinharmed.
•“
*
todUnanca a trip to Washington. charge of operating an automobile Wyoming, to assist la rapturing
efnoia."
'
McGuire, who rommlttnl a murder n^TanV*.
Hoffman nt)d McGrady went to ville will-.' the sea|Janes swept mote serious tbreiil « f Ibr millThe witness waa axntaed
Albert B. Rua4V>*t? M*, r r - while in an Intagjcatrd condition. and wa* restating arrest.
Along with tbe nomination of the Tennessee town to straighten In wide circle* through Ihe mysty lacy revolt In sillier pnrls nf
C.
N
North
estreated
a
$100
bond
awore that "my brother and
Given*. Governor Carlton train- out n labor dispute among em giay sky overhead.
Mexico, will ii"**- In- pushed in the present, Rep. J. E- McCl*
Jointly mad* a contribution of this rooming on a churg* of reck
linn, uf Caldwell, one of tb# U
The d*v was as sandier ns I hi earnest, the presidency staled.
mlttcd the nomination o» Judge W ploye* of llay<n mill* then-, The
less
driving.
Court
convened
thi*
$260, sent In-the form of a
Gen, t 'rdilhi i* leuiliiig fi.nno adherent* and a member ol
Raleigh I’ctteway, o f Tampa, pri workers went on strike but laier is ras'iin It wus a typical "Brest
aile.ktoon with the rase of C. J.
day’’ so well known hy the Aluer
check-in favor of Perry Howard.” Che* tor scheduled for trial, Ches
Ills fiiive sub-cuu'ini’-tee conducting the
mary nominee for the criminal returned to work under an agree ■ran tlnughlmy* who embarked nl wtlls-quipped Ipuip*.
Thera war* probably 600 affl- ter is charged with petty larceny.
and quiry declaring that W eli* t
court bench o f Hillsborough. No ment formed with company offic tills base ramp ia war days and includes cavalry, artillery
four Isunliilig* plane*. Ill* find within hi* constitutional fl
davita filed by po»lma»ter» In
Hoffman and McGrady
information was forthcoming as to ial*.
got their first taste of war , hum
the four states. The rule of J.
action in Prttrway’/ cn*e, though were sent there to hmk after the snips in the deep mud for which objective i* I lie city "if Guana- in declining to leatify to
Juulo.
Will Taylor, Republican national
thing lhal might create hhhtl'
it was intimated that there was no worker*' interesl.
the community '- famous.
Des|dle Ibrir deharlo nt^ tuv
committeeman In Tenne*»ee, waa
The special Ira ii heaiing Am
scandal.”
ob lection.
• .
Iteforma,
Gen.
rliitan.n
t'alle*.
A TLA N TA , A)Jr.
(IN S ) —
not attacked. One po*tma*W, John
h bassador llerrick'a body fium wuc secretory and commander In
Before having th# (tend,
Both ’ nominations, based upon
Memory of an experience which
Paris bail arrived at 7:3il nclmk
W. Jatkson, of Columbia, Tenn.,
witness rctlrralvd that tito tot
uj'irial returns of the June pri
•liicf
of
all
III#
federal
armies,
involved tha figure nf a prowler
alter Its 400 mile Journey through
however told of Taylor -eliciting
was s|«-nt for enlertoln»(*tt
mary. were submitted by Ibr gov
Brittany. At mnqy stations quaint think* lliut Ihe reln-l* may yet
who rmergad from the shadows ernor simultaneously, in tbe long
him for contributions afwr his
that he could not reveal tb#
furnish
some
sluldiorn
re»l*lun(V
WASHINGTON. Apr. 6 - (I N S » ly garled Brittany fo k, men and
and forced her alienee by Vie men
appointment. Jackson **ld he
Hr has infoimed lute of vlie entertalnmwL '
Word waa received here today ace of an automatic pistol over established manner. Just after It — President Hoover'* ideas on women, .liud kep, a long nightly in ctiiliualiiia
xrret. a cheek for $W> in Tay of the death of Frank I- Shelly,
was received the senate wmt int i 1 1 i.noiny already have dflrhed th.' vigil In |dly their simple res|Nsts I' m -iil. nl |Vries Gil that lie lawhelmed a young woman witness esrvutlve session.
, or’* favor.
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•
Florida division manager o f tha
presidential yarlil Mayflower and lu the memory uf the lul« • i»v.»y lieved that "there still wa* rim *
field left" III rile enemy and lhal
In Arkansas
lh* Republican American Fruit Growers Ine., who In tha trial today of Alvin F. Ml*This was done on motion of aliol shell the While House stables, u. Ihe train passed. .
Gin. Almnsun wus tuking .in
organisation alsa worked quietly. passed away at an early hour this ritt, alleged “ shallow fiend,” me- Senator Whitaker
willo-ut an ate -recognised In spma quatter*
rliuiii ea and proceeding n'-rtliwanl
J. Y. Sayre, of Stuttgart. Ark., morning at his home In Orlando, rused of a (accession of 'atlark* nouncing the purpose. The cham n* on “ exampie’’ for hi* cabinet.
will,
additional artillery
ami
Today bright and early Kerivupon young women and irirl* ber was cleared. Th# session start
howavar, told of belrtjt asked « following an Illness of a year.
planes in case the rebel* should
Mr. Hkelly, who had been a here.
. _
ed at 1I:.K) o'rbsk thi* morning tuty of Agriculture Hyde gave out
rontributo 10 per cant of hi* salmake
anotnar
stand
at
Bachimha
an announcement the two saddle
patient at a Jacksonville hoaplta
A ftor id*n$lfylng tha pistol and ended at 1:10 o'rbsk this horse, long maintained for the
kry to the Republican cau»c. t rum for nine months, waa removed
I'akk.
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A TLA N TA . Apr. B— (INI
JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Apr. 6.
October, 1922, to July. 198* ha onlv la at week In hi* home. He displayed by the prosecuting at afternoon.
Tho toll of dead * q j w*>undisl Em nest Klrh, H. waa todav fi
p.iasure of the Hecretaty of Agri
(IN
S
)
I
Viler
<<H
lav
held
15
As the doors wrtq o|a-ind news- culture at government e*|u-nte.
at La . Iteforma ha* nece»*ll*leil
41d aa Ida affidavit aaIi! » n<* In contracted pneumonia and hla torney as similar to Ihr weapon
I chef- 8"il‘ v of th- murdaf w#hU v
lo-naina for quest inning in conthat Dm# ha paid over $J7»condition gradually grew worse with which she was intimidated, pa|o-r turn were Informed that the will l»# no more- The Ihomugti- nrvlinn with Ihe murder hen- heroic- 'relief measures ri,. ra to KitraWlh. hy a Jury which m
liicdt
were
trotted
out
to
Itelsstrains
are
tiring
rushed
the
‘girl
fall
In
a
fain.
In
Vh*
pledge
of
secrecy
im|>o*ed
up->n
all
nil tided mercy. ThU varvliA •
until hi* death.
Wednesday night.>-f J.m- HayMr. Shelly had many friend* courtroom ami It was necessary senatol# still was In effirt. This vdie Mil., to the agriculture ea- wochI. de|Hi*ed deputy sheriff, la-, take lh<* WOUtlihxl 1" Torrv'in,
"
malkal'T rai'drd a aantonc*
p.-iinuntal
farm
to
lie
utilised.
Durango
I
’ll)".
Setlllo
and
Mon
|,f#
Imprisonment. Mra. Elcb
here. Ha wap nationally known that a physician ha called _to re
(Continued on page <)
lirtril In have las-n sileii.id liy trrrey. Gen. Calh-s ha* asked
a* an agricultural and marketing vive her.
.
llu* gun* of a notnrb-us lumili-g I lie lied Cross and oilier mean k lli'.l In the roupla'a horn#
.
eipert, with many year*' enterring In prevrnt him from trili- Isat ions in Mealen Cilv to , #n'' January
Merritt’* trial reached the ar
The youlh w *» pal# aa na i
tenre la the fruit .and produce
|lying in three Inqsirlanl li.ppn adddionnl medical supplies. I o.,d |».f„re Judge Dgdaa Person*
gument
stage
'today,
pml
it
was
BOYNTON BEACH, F la . Apr. bmines* In rrnnavlvanin and In
• uses.
,
stuffs were nlso being rushed tin- formal sentence but than
' R e-(IN B )— A
I"**?*)' lha South. He bad aetrrd a* considered probable that * vrrThe polite said additinnal tar. to Jimrues In prevent « famine no other evidence of aetaotlon.
' ration into tha death of A. tu- •tat-* maaager of tbe American let would be rendare J by nlghlfall.
* sun* wmt),| I"' eaught in llu- there iiwing In ii* long siege.
uvilher hud Judl li*M l**d [
mryaa Ptermm. wral^T c|ubman Fruit Grown alnre IU organisa Th ao-caUed "shadow fiend” I* al
[ dragnet and held f,,r questioning.
The rela-ls lost a total uf MHKI the curtriaim sobbing hw
of Palm Beoth and Glenn IHdge. tion lu. 191*.
ready under aanUneo of from M
Frame* klrfihin, a woman with men in dead, wounded and pris valy with >« <aslonal *nrlaa
A* thr aftermath of an alter- hr rntrrrd a plea nf guilty,
Born In lloneadale, P».. Jan to Id years on a atotutoty charge ci lion iM-ctaaing Monday night at
N. J , waa dropped today
" I don’t want to pu»h this rase. llsywi n| al the time he was kill• coroner'. Jur, returned • ve£ uary 19, M V. Ih# eon Uf Edward In connection with uhe-series of t.ie Hotel Forieat lotke. a Han- All I went la a**uranrr that thi* ni by a hiad of buckshot as he oner* at the battle of La Re v.,|.| gilcf. M-ated braid# him
tile verdict wa* returned, nhl
form*. it w «» estimated
-diet that be came to hi* deoU and Ann Shelly. ha wa* educated nocturnal attacks.
t ird youth appeared today in his young man will ,tay off my prem- sat in.his automobile at a grade Thrlr dead abate numbered I.INKI. ruiiapved In ■ *tonIl-aEJMlh|
( « ■ natural cause*. Tha vtr- and entered buelneoa there, later
l.iother'* iuun and wa* fined $2j , L «»,' arid Richard von addrr**iug crossing. I* one uf the 16 per Thi* l* »*id to l>e Ihe greatest
Immediately following th#
diet wa. announced after au morlnr to ffarriabure. Pa, where
imiHwrd upon not by hi, brother tor court*
son* held.
I ... any army ha* suffered In « nuunrement of the untinta, I
ha took rhorge of the fruit and
MJ iBiurr Mr. Kirhardon that I
AUNSTKlfc EXONERATED
autopsy waa made.
but by Judge James G. Sharon,
The
pnllre
are
stijl
looking
for
Mexican battle since thr clash la- Ixwyeia announced that a m
with hla
wlihe*,'
odure deoartment of * largo
Pierson waa found dead on the
pr.aiding over Municipal Oaurt «rlt|
the "trigger man" the Mrtlhin tween federal* and D# la lluv-r- fut a new trial wuuld ha mad*
floor o f a team In hi* pa>»Hal wholesale firm. At the organisa
NEW YORK. Apr. B .-I1 N 8 )-- I,, t ause of th# diaqwalif halloa « f young White told Judge Hhaivin womah mentioned hit name after tlstss ht Eaperanxa, I'ueldo. In iur>’ telurm-d ita verdict 18 I
in rep'y.
bam- near hare Tuesday nvorn- tion df tha Florida Citrus Ex- Nlcky Arnstoln, »<-te— ho.hsnd Judge W. E. Whit*.
Disorderly charge* were di* hrr arieat, the police said. One Fel mary, 1924. At that l*»Mlr. bII o.i the rasa had been plar
Ing br a nuraa. Taatlmony waa rhanoa In 1*09. he waa s-lected of Fanny Brie* and alleged mat -i lUrrubl White waa th* youth.
r*ti»M*U
agaliwt Albrrta. HtrlU. uf th# men anuirM In mnrtortion .'t.lKNi irlajs h>*t Ihs-lr live*, l ive it* hand*. It had amargad t .
aa
manager
o
f
Ita
Phlladrlnhla
introduced at the Inquest tW I
ter mind In tha R'.jwu.uou Wad He plead guilty under a geneiwl
fur additional insliuittoo* a
with thr ra»* i* Dan llysler. Th#
Pter-on waa In an Intoxlcatoo branch- In H it be was Hren Street bind iwindle. waa exoner charge of drunk and disorder^. Mattie Loy and Jock William*, J offlrer* raided his h«mr. sritrd hundred rebel* were wounded at fresh review of tha tdatll
lot
Reform*.
Many
«»f
these
dieil
J.
Duren,
J.
W.
Turner
and
T.
l».
general
charge
nf
tha
northern
Of
th#
two
complaining
witoaivcoadltlon tha night before I
ated today of romtdlrity In th*
a quantity o/ llqunr. hut failril yesterday owing tn lack « f nievlt- K rli wa* arrested on th* m
death and that ha collapsed an aelling offices Uf the eltrua ex theft af $«,000 from Thomas r# A- J. Richardaon. hu’trl man- Duren. Chergea were also dropped to find the man himself.
iliarge eftep^ J* Djld tjid w j
against J. W. Turner, reckless
ra| f*i ililiqaagrr,
ana
O.
B.
Koonce.
clerk
only
tha ftepr. E ffort, failed to artme# change. Ha became general sales Kearna of
Rayrvham Comers,
i.ut HU u Ur' Had kiUad
driving) Clifford Walker and G if
him from hia atopor. and a few manag## of the orwaalaali-n and
who owna a hotel In Taun- Richardaon appeared. He retd ho ford Gracry driving automobile*
fuilowing one of a number
Jl'NIOH HIGH WINS
-,
TD I’ ltOHE HII«M)TIN«J
** iy qua.Tel* they had had.
mad* Ms hr.sdauartera at Tampa
did
not
want
to
puah
th*
r
a
^
and
boon later ha waa found dead.
•
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starting. U 101$.
arsed Judge Hharon to suapend without muffler*. A disorderly
The Junior High School base•f
»
.. I
Mr. AkeH- ms-rled Laura CumMCDllNOUGIL C * o Apr: 6
srnlftoe on the youth hut tha c » e against I-** Wilson waa con tall tram yrstoidiy defeated the
' \ltltKMT FKHKRALB
UMPIRE
IB
KILLED
V
S L A T E * TO DIF.
tinued
a*
were
tho
case*
of
Edn i * n m Harrisburg. -In IMS.
(IN S )—Official Investigation int.
J jdg« thought differently.
r
Burk and Blair McIntyre, both Benson Springs nine, I t to 6. in
There
are
*
*hre*
chllH—n.
Elisar
think
d
*
had
batter
|my
tb*
h
HHINGTON, Apr. •—«
OIIANT1CO, V a , Anr. * —
WAHHING
cha.qrad with driving a truck with a game played on th* Utter the charge that erohlbithin offlrer
W EST PALM BEACH Fbt. Apr. hath Ann, Janet, and France*.
diamond. Tb# loral hoy* played fired at a **r driven by Mra. EfHi -Mina oflirer and 18 anUatod
i
T
(INS)-rThoma* Crooka. W»*hlnr; fine," returned th* Judge.
out a muffler.
t —q iN S )—T. iauthworth. allaa
>
By
rk'.ua
o
f
tb*
plea
of
guUt/
achoo if thes 86th. Mexican Fr
v«n. D. c , umpire Of th# Cornell
i
Kobbcrt Redding « a , fined $10 air-tight ban behind th* Heady Stabler, atato training
/
PLANE DROPS BOMBS
Harry MrCaaxrty,
leday wav
Unlranlt* h***hal| team, died In nd treatment on the cna* waa giv for disorderly conduct and Pat- hurling ot both t.’ampl|*U and teacher at Valdoata. Oa-. will b» Infantry were arnatod
I
seat m a il to die in tha alartric
en
al
lha
trial.
,
,
>
'
Courier. Tb# gam# wa* featur
th* marina baa# ho*pitaI today
/
In court \hte morning, lha tick Buldvaa aatreatad a $10 bond ed by heavy hitting hy Banford launched Immediately It ’ wa* an rivll aulborllU at N to®,
ehalr far thd slaying of Hoc act T. - WACO, Arls- Apr. h - (I N B )- fP»m lajirire aaffawd whn a bw*
eq tha aam* charge. Violation* ol
nouoccd here today hr W, J. In today when they
.* f1, v
youth
wee
gwampanlad
by,
hi*
A
rebel
plana
today
drepaad
fadr
Watts, SootlihaBIton U I , ontom
i l l * * *b*
-wa team
»#wyi Dh»|W
r »—-#
rarryi*#
, W father H. 8. Whit*, well
She •titop’’ ordinance coat E. 11. ■lugger*, 8tplth. Knight. Wade, yrftfn« evufity cymmUtloocr.
AuarlcaD »vil- _
/
..
“
‘
—
highhamke
an
Nacq.
Botora.
No
damOdham and Hirer.
•mahtta dadlaa,
» MoM n » af
tha Blglunypd-Waahinfton
Laaay and l#
$3 each.
lore!
attorney,
span
k‘ I * .A
• fs or c— iltJm ware reparted . to>y laat plgbL
A
.Y u *.
y. U
lha tattart b a »a bare m a n tl;
Big Decrease InNum
ber Of Fatalities Is
Disclosed InFigures
OfSeymourLowman
PLEA OF FORMER
JEOPARDY STOPS
UQUOR CHARGES
APPOINTMENT OF
GIVENS HELD UP
BY STATE SENATE
Griffin Goes Free As
Motion To Quash Is
Granted By Sharon
Witness Declines T«
Disclose HowEnte*
tainment Fund Fo
Governor Was U « «
50,000 WorkersWillBe
Called Out, States
Organizer Of Labor
In Carolina Sector
FRENCH CRUISER, FEDERAL FORCES
HERRICK ABOARD CUISELV PURSUE
LEAVES FOR U. S. REBEL REMNANT
Upper Body Fails To
Okey NomeOfHillshorough Prosecutor
Destroyers A nd Air “Mopping Up” Drive
Is Begun OnWidely
planes Form Escort
Separated
Sections
As Ship QutysBrest
Testifying Vi cti m
Of “Shadow Fiend”
Lingering Illnessls Feints Upon Stand
Fatal ToF.LSkelly,
Marketing E xpert
Further Kconomy I
Effected By Hoover
15 Are Held In Death
Of Deputy Sheriff
Jury Finds Wealthy
Man Died Naturally
Harrold White Fined In Police Court
As Aftermath Of Altercation Here
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Mi
v‘ .
»•».•* -»oowtidiks*—
Young Wife Slay
(Jets Life Senfen
By Atlanta Cou
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Sun Baths in the Great Oat-Door's Is Way University
im perilled
ByA ccid en t
ustaihed B y . Thevenow
Florida
etpbip being, detxrniiapd ■
lo rity. .
Splendid Health
Hrp. John N. Garner, lead
Iht UmomU on )b* Hoorn
mittnr. M l* from TexaaV
6en. J'umlfol Simmono,’ tit*
ority leader on tho SanaI,
nance curumittra .cornea \
North Carolina.
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ICONNIE MACK IS
b b f M t t M il N m j t n h *
I M m af W a r ty
'Chairman Hswley of tba ,
rommlttcr arnrrd 20 >*ai
Congretl before rcachlart*tt
m l position. and m te r e ^ M
llth tarn on March 4. l i t '
ftnulha ‘prod ik t of *Aa far
hli parents having croaa4
plain* I <*.Oregon In th* grm
rration of l i l T and IM A
Educated at WllllamsHr
r»rally, Salem, Oregon, r H
States Indian Player
Wan Finest 1-Game
Pitcher He Ever Saw
ly Injured
FORT
VTKRS, Apr.,
4—
a resu" H N S)—'"Chief Bandar, lha Indian
• and they tltrhar I uaad ta have, *aa the
it a month fpratest one-gam* pltrhar I ever
re *aaron
t |Tll*inio
Connie Mark, man*gar of lha
i t a IBZv p^iijifjolphlm Athletics and one of
Inlurln
vlrtu.il.
„
hay didn’t
hay prob
ad bafon
rtf, I. B
nothing
ireted lr
ti ”
r llavat
it ha’ trar
.
a tall the
"Hon ha*
>• follow
_ ImiM.rf
n iter aa ha aat on the bench at
the ball park ho *, the old familiar
T ore rani In hand, ami watched
th» club go through apring trainng p, c„
And Mack ha* aaan
denty of p'trhara. He If now sixyr-al* year* old end thl* la hi*
forty-fifth year In baseball.
" I never eaW ■ man who wa* * «
"»ne Or* In winning a ball game
hat la If you gave him plenty of
lime to it Ima for It, aa wai Bat.der,'' .aid Mack. “ I uaad to -eil
‘um *
* certain game. I'd
if| him prim* for It, and aura
-nough h* almoat alway* won. And
I* h* loat It usually waa liy one
run. II* waa a wonder.'*
•
. , W ,r* To# Cart
What waa th# greatest team
vou have managed?" ha waa aakad
'That combination I had In 11*00
•ml 1010," he replied ** They wtra
?o good and won ■» consistently I
had to break the tram up. They
rrahk Ulrich was rated a* one
o f Ota boat young pitchers In the
laagu# when Shottsn took th* dub
St k was to go anywhar* In IV2K
taken H there. Hd contracted a
Ulrich waa tha lad who mlght-havr
serious Illness a rt waa lost for
tha season. H* waa getting himself
ready for tha Impending campaign
vhan. JUaaas overtook Mm again
and h* died.
(Ills paailng left Ray Benge, i
rwcnilt developed by Khotiun, a>
tha heat pitcher at tha camp. Urngr
taday has a loo*# bun* ln his el
bow and hla folurw on the . bal
flald la far from ataured.
Tha Infield haa
been almost
•lamoroua wl|h it* problems hut
Bhotton aeemed to have connived
hi* way out af that pretty well
after ha wangled Thevenow from
.tha Cardinals In an a'legcd $50,000
daal. For Thevenow. almost useless
In 102H, hail played great ball al
shortstop thl* Spring and was
Forking perfectly with Eroar.
SThvmpaun at the tala of the infUld. Ill; only availalw *urce*?ar
Is tha none too eligible Barney
Frlberg.
.
1
f
frequent rompatltloi. .nrda him a i ly wo* aa reticent aa any of the
England and the industrial Kaat
i latter man than avtr he ran hope champion*. Walker atepped out
to lir again.
Ihe meaaura will be written In
1only once with hla title alnce beat
Since beating I'cto Ijilkn out ol ' ng the late Tiger Flowers aeve al
cnmmJttgra dominated b y west
lie tills two year, ago, Dundee'* year# ago and not more than a half
erner*.
lime* at hat have lieen aaldom and doaen time* In non-title fights. Hr
The completion of the commit
ol a moat Informal nature. Aa a would have been rlther and bettar
tee* la closely watched by the
result, h* I* ready lor Monday. aa a rhallenger, for then he would
various interest* seeking protec
wu*h ami all he can hope to taka have fought frequently,
with him la tha few thousand he
tion and there alwaya I* a fight
Dearpaey'e Mistake
s*ill gat in Ibr *o railed "big shut*
for place* on them. Eleven of the
I alwaya hav* felt that Dempaey
tur which he ha* !>aen walling. Tho ami Keama made a mlataka in
20 present members' of th* ScrCb 1C *( l*1 no longer la there and
ale Finance Committee come*
—
spacing the then champion's ap
never will be. for Dundee'* inaction pearance* so w.drly. They wanted
ha* killed him two way*, aa a Ihe' big money to assuage their
B i l l from atatea wrat of the Allegheny CIIAMIES— Contract * at
mnuhtain* while IA of the 25 for construction of $MJXX)
lig h t'r and aa a d tiering cardsorrow In rase Dempsey last. What
members o f th* flout* Way* and building.
... i
I f Dundee'* rate la lb* most they ave looked waa the fact that
WASHINGTON.1
Apr.,
4ubviou* on record. Andre Itoutla' .a lha big shota with Carpentler and (IN8|—f\ir tha first time In hla- Mrana committee hall from what
tlic runner uit. Th# Krvchman Kirpo would hava deva.npad natur
I* described aa western territory.
ORLANDO—Road ' * contract*
won the featherweight champion- ally and that. If nothing better or- lory "wo tnambera b f Congress I Th? minority leadership of Ihe totaling approximately •$423A1S
snip ala month* pgu and haa don* freed. It would have paid Dempaey and a resident from west of the two powerful committees also ha* Issued for
nst ruction of 4oJ h
nothing with marked ralcrily abler to go ln there with l.uke McLuka Rocky Mountains will carry the swung away from the East, leadmile* r«ad* In Orange County.
tin n. Wthnul the title, he would
burden
aiwl
bear
the
brunt
of
writ-1
have l*een fighting regularly and lit would have been a couple of ing a new tariff law In th* apecIhe e*rhe«|uer would hava flourish- hundred thousand richer for each *1 sessions of Coograa* beginning
eil artrmllngly; Ha, too, doean't sortie aad the defeat of M rlakr April l(.
flku e to neon- heavily at Ihe gate would have been a formality. A*
OUT OF THE HIGH KKMT DISTRICT
lire same time. It would have.kept
Rep. W illi. C. Hawley (R ) of
any time he doe* fleet *» atari.'
Dempsey leas Inactive during the Oregon, chalru,n of the House
Mandril'* (tuner*
Mandril probably made a* much lh.ee years preceding the first Ways and Mrana commlpjed, and
money aa a contender a* he haa Tunney meeting, in which rise he Senator Rec*l Smoot (It) o f Utah,
mode a* a .-hampion. In lart. It might have hen champion to this chaiiman o f the Senate Finance
took the llghlwe ght championship day. for all anyone know*
11$. I'A ltlt.A V F ,
If It dlrlp’t pay Dempaey, who committee, th e-former-a lawyer
affalr-wdfh Mrloimln la*t summer
to get Hammy well ahead of the kmw |hat a h’g pure was coming ami professor, and the latter a
(JET THE HAIIIT—SAVE AT HALL’S
game. Without the development lo him any time he started, what hanker and maunfarturer, will
t f Mi l.nrnln, he might not halo are chumps like Dundee and Ttou- present ihe new bill to their rebitn "Ul " I tbe auburn, yet for be l*a waiting for? Th# longer they ■pretivr branch"* of
Congress,
guaranteed Ifoiky Kansas fHU.DOU
while California'* first president
lire day lie took lloeco'* title Imin
wdl sign or veto It.
him.
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Tile heutyweight tlinmp unship,
originate in the House It I* rxol rouiire, i* something that semi*
|n.rted that the measure will be
In keep lid |Hi*aesstlr fighting IniGlass for all makm of
yw.r manentlr •? nl nil. The lark of
Innwn n* the Ilawlry-Hmont tar
Aciraifi wo* the thing that would
i f f bill of IH21I.
cant, put In by axperiahhi.*e given men like Inughran and
Concern of East
rad man. Fait Harriet.<on key u rlisnre with Tunuey
Although the tariff is hlst-rl.
I bey were fighting, he waan t.
call)' lire first concern of New
ioiughiitn realised thl* when n*
Inst got the light heavyweight
iloimpionahiti hoi, harrjig the re
rent Walker fight, I-uughran final-
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insight on whul I* transpiring on
the hall field lie I* Just a* inrhua'asllr aUml the gsrne ti*lay as
he wa* fiirJa years ago. lie ha*
sn uiifillinj^rnetnuiy on baseball.
Art illii«lr«tlun of this came when
we were discussing the gsmcncs*
ui one of his pn-wnt ball players,
inrlud ng l.cflv Grove. l.**l >ini
lirove ritaily heal every ollwr clut
In the Ameiiran league hill the
Nrw tjuk Vankees and he le t
icvrrnlWlosc ones to ........... ...... j
wlilrh. at the rlo*r of the seas ill,
was di*a*tious. Much quickly lecalkil this giioic. Ilo **ld;
"Grove stilnild huve won thn'
gaiye. It wn-n'l his fault Ihnl wo
jPINEllURST, N. C. Apr. 4 - lost. We went into the’ e ghth in.t—Mlsi Glenns Collett, tvi Ing Iruding three lo notlung. Ih,
champion, . clashed with (list Viiok up walked Coombs wa*
up next. He hit to Dyke* fm „
Mis* Mau.wn Orrutt, eastern
tltlaholder, la Ihr feature sceuml sure double p ay. The ball hit a
rsurt match In the wum'n* North pibblo am) slnirk Dykes on Ilo
and South championship touina- cncsl. Instead of two down we had
laent today. In lha first round -Ml*- 4 man on first-and third and none
Collett eliminated Mlaa VTrg.nl* out. Grove hud two strike* oil
HoUdrrtwr, e f Baltimore, Ly u lichr'g and on th* next ball Gehrig
arora o# 3 and 1, while Mia* Gr tiled lo pulUiway. lie had hi* head
cult defeated Mrs. J. D Chapmat.. t t> the giamlataml when tin- Iml
o f Greenwich, Conn., four up nml ‘•truck hi* hat and popped over the
infield fur a single Two run* rami
throe to |>l*y.
m. Then Babe Itutli came up am|
BOKTJON,
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Apr., 4—(IN S )— nu a Home tun pulling Gw tanks
Johnny Uisko, th* Clrvclkrul hakr.- ■hind, 4 In .'I. That was a lough
think* Grorg* Gudlrcy, huge I'liil- one lor us to lose.
fo u n d ou* Twlrlrr
ndtlphia negro, ia th* heat heavy
"There » no i|ue*iion hut that
W igh t In the ring todayf lie rani.Jack Hharkry, I'aulmu,
Max Grove is a courageous piichor as
Bcnmallng and Jim Mal»n*y next well u« * great one. lie liu* every
1.1 order. Uisko Is training for 111* thing. H. I -111. n I* hla oni)
tout with Otto Von I’oral twsc l-iuti. lie sometime* heat* himtcli
i) gelling mum and liear.ng down
Friday night.
- i n i haul m»te*d of pitching In hi*
usual irisked manner.’
NEW YORK, Apr. 4 - (IN H I.Hull, may ullinuitrly turn Ihe
"W lld Bill' MrMhnrt I* gong f .
a.i| or England a week from lo managerial rein* over to Eddie
•lay with the American Ryder Cup Collin*, but he shows no Imllratlun
gulf team after all, lr wa* Team. of doing so in the Immediate fur t today—hut not as a member, *uir. lie likes baseball loo much
lit and Tommy Arumur, forms. and get* « lot of pleasure out ol
Amp ban open champion, plan to 'playing thr game ' lie ha* l>een
take a crack at Ihr BrilUR open disappointed alien III m en l year*
Champ unship Mailing at Moor 'n h i effort* to win the pennant
>ut he I* w ry optlmstlr lor IU2tb
town Apr. d. Omission or Mchl
norn'* name Irom tha Ainrnrnu
Ryder Cup Irani has rauard c»4alderaldr criticism.
Italians I n . Am erica
Around The Town
Mr*. John .Maurer Jr., atunningly attired, and driving u
"|"*itv coupe . . . Arthur Vow.
ell and John llrumley, two
rnthusiaslic
yachtsmen
who
know local water* like * bonk
. . . Tho*e who h*ve l>een fol
lowing the Inman divorce case,
may or .may- not be interested
to learn that Mr. and Mr*. In
man spent eleven week* here
uhu« rd their yacht, llw Doris,
two winters ago. Of course that
doesn't have *nv effect on the
high prlre of caviar hut then
wr thought wed Just mention
it . . . Waller I- Cooper, gen
eral managrr of the Title Guar
anty ti
Mortgage Co . . ,
Which remind* u* that one ran
slip into Ihe deejieat meditation
■wwt- r«ltr~early.niomlng' cup of
hot-water . . . Ilob
lleane'a
tripping of the light fantastic
with a fair maiden teem* to
luce aroused more excitement
than * Ku Klux parade. The
wsgt are calling the spectacle
the eighth wonder . . . Miss Mary
l-aagrif. efficient superintend
ent ..of the Kernald-I-aughton
Hospital., parked
on
Flrat
Htiert. and accompanied liy
SPORT BRIEFS
O
Dala Burkhart, ruanagrr nf the
TUX** fO. agency hero, announced
today that Ih* ('antral Kluitdu
«rvk > Hla'Jons, oruler the mangarni rit I f IV, ||. Itslts, have
takan over Ihe Rad Tip Hcrvlct
ittnUon
fonurrly managed by
3. I f . Lcmnlnr. 'Thl* station will
.ha uncVr tha aupanrislun of K.
N. Windham.
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At 'h# asm# time It was an-
Bauman lira*., 210 \V. Viral
Blivet, Imlay announced Ihrir apiwlnlmanv n* dealer* for tlw Bal
lard and Ballard Co. line of feed*
for home*.* call'* and |>oultr)'.
Th* Ballard feed* compose one
of the !*••( lines on Ihe market,
acinrding to Mr. Bauman, man
agrr of the ronrvrn. Thl* cumpany formerly Kqndlrd thr Pur
ina hraml A cninplat* supply i»
nn hund lo inrc'-x demand* and a
largr Murk will hr carried al all
lime* m the Hanford warehouse.
asunerd that Ih* Cvulrol Fluri
da Ksrvlre Htatjun number one.
MrDnnvId Tractor Ec|uipment
Bacond a rt Hanford •Avenue, un Company recently sstab'lshed off
der Mi* management of Mr. Belts, ices and display rooms al Orlandx
has Installed Tvxaro Trndurl*. A
foil Hoe of Tutara gasplinra uni
Combined value of all municipal
motor oils will ha carrtrd at .both ilant* In Lacsbvig ctUrns led at
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THINK you ponld Hp Hint bt>ll? Co on
untl try. Your dealer will gladly play
uurlior man on ono end of Ibe SAMSO.NBAK Union Sail while you lug at
Ihe other. We want you to go at It
hammer and tong»— to pull, yank and
twiat it without merry. Then yon'll
rralixe that here ia the greatest im
provement ever offered to men who
do things -®- and .who do them encrgetieolly. You’ll want It, of course I
Tltis bell won’t rip.
You ran’t tear It away
— everywhere there’s any chance o f
stretching, pulling or binding. Gives
freely with every motion, bat there
hn’t a strand of rubber in it to break
or become inelastic.
No added charge for this greet
HANES Improvement. All the perfect
fit and roominess, the same fine meleriols end finish you’ve always --rtrrLled with IlANES, pies the patented
SAMSONBAK Bell— for just one dot-
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In IlANES Underwolr—
particularly the amart'^
,,pw ahirta and aliorts.
P • II.
Ila n r a
K n it t in g
Co., Winston-Salem,
Nort^i Carolina*
and drnurita o f thr County
('••uft. but wa can't b# bothrrrd
with. that, what with a carni
val In town a*d a good rata of
Spring frvee In the offing .
Dr. 11a h . Hriman, anuthrr wall
known local knight of th* pip*
llauman Hros. Take
• Over Ballard Feeds
Management Of Gas
Station Is Changed
H a r e a tu g -o f-w a r on a H a n e s
With The Reporter
Hlaap
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Even Jazz Yields to Mcl
lowing Influence
Ntw York City,—. American
*iu*le critics and Amrriran mut|.
liana who liav* visited Italy In
Ji# last year nr txro, lnvarlat.lv
laclars on returning, thnt o'l
.tely lo influemad by our Jau
nuklr, thnt-ritu hcor Jnki everythere n r r il-rrr,
Trd lltrtrll, wall.known tnus:« l dlrccler, osys, however, thet
he oboe Is partly on the other
hot.
“ It Is true," siys ha, "that you
In Italy, but on the
Li,. «i h^ k.iM-i.ci'aw
it*. Even lo that so rallre’ -/
American nrualc, Jaxx, tha Italia:*
Inllurncc is very obvious.
“ All of thr mctodl* qualllv that
has crept Into Jtxi, tbit lorlay
has cllirinslrd SO much cf tin
rat-roll and brassy souud rf tha
nriginal jars, Is due to lb* It*|.
Ian InPurncc.
_ “ 'My Cwtla In Spain Is A
Fh.wk In Tha Lanef rlrfinltalyr
jIiow* Ifdlan influrnro liot'j iiwf.
Klically nud lyrlca'ly. It raitirg
Ike Vto'ra for nlcnta' spiili 'Vt
Italy with It,"
Bsr.c’ l doclam Uut t>i< V.c
bac-o-s ItiHanlxrt barauso th n
are so ir-iay Italians ta this r ? * ..
Inr, most of thorn musical rp j 1
thousands highly talented, and 1 1
tasistlng an tetarprstlng J*r« fo -
a Liwad smile on lha paaaarsby- . . Tom U«ll, who wouldn't
swap * rood bird dog far half
the towp . : . William alias
"Monk'' Hash swiplag tanuHona from bl* landlady ta taka
l « —wall, wall l.lte, to whom?
An-wrr it* Immadlataty, you
yeung Galahad . . .
Mrs.
Arthur llraaan a rt Mrs. Kaadjr
Aadirson entering lha A. 4k P.
ator*.
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ilN H I-A p p a r e n tly dcmanlod, polie* said, David Hock, o f Banted*!)
O k 'a, shot and fa tally wouqdod
H elm Martin, of Shawn**, O kla,
a r t than killed hlmaa'-f la a roomlag house her* today.
. STUART—$2 carloads product
skipped from Martin County U
northern markets during February.
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IMrs. Branan Honors Mh?s Stfiirard GivefTDaughter With Party Paity For Her Club
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Thursday Afternoon Bridge Party
Given By Mesdames Bolt And Laney
Calendar
m HE
P E T E R S . S o le ly
ITVRDAY.
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pupil* of Mlaa MarM il give a recital on
f c r n at S:30 oclock
K
pa West First
gm vb
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M ow ed by i err i'll plnn0 aelert
Mra. Arthur Branan entertained
MUs Katherine Schlnvid enlfrv.llli a bridge party Hmrulay tained the members of the Chit. roars, eamationt, prtbnlas an,]
nfirrnorif at her home. Ifi0<5 Mag- That Cub with a bridle party oni oleanders which were arranged
nrlia Avenue, conip'lnirntlng hrr Thurrdny afternoon at her h»me., about the room In ta.l banket* and
hll West Tenth S:rret. honoru.n: crystal vasea. Krfrrthmrnte were
daughter, Mis* IJI'lan Ilranan.
served to the fol'nwtng: Mr*. Jt.
who ee'rbrntrd her fourteen: b
It. Deck. Mr*. F. It. Whittle. Mr*.
W - L... Stsudenmlrr, Mr*.- K. S
birthday at that time. Vink
llarkey, Mr*. II. C'ummlng*, Mis*
the predominating eclor u* 4 for
Mary UordaV. Mr*. A. K. Ibie-iter
the party appointment* an I dee.i.
Mr*. Naney Nl*. Mrs. J. K. luting,
rollon*. Vase* nn,| bow's o f pink
Mlu Augui'a F'let-.-her, Mr*. L K
ftilioll, peMnlas and snap drag
few-. Mr*. F. W. Stanley, Mr*. J.
A. Cunnighaln. Mr*. A. C. Wt bnmon i were placed about the ro.nu
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yel'ow
color
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do1Mi^t J. A r|||ytranra.— and .llltU
whore the- tab'r* were p’aeed. Th.
by the Wl4e»r-py«irils-rTr; MJuc* Nancy Ko«*itrr on,] Itulh
tsllle. were dciigawl-Bo-girt* d rr»r~.yj-Lpcd
ther b tidge noco-scries and bj
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tin- (lowers whch were gl.i(lloi. Strange.
petunia* ami rnmdulat. The’ to
(H-hnicnta, n *alud nml snix-i
com*e. (urthor rmph*strr*]--thr
eo or nute and wuie served by thr
n ••toss. n**l*l:*l by hir WJ her
Mr*. John b*«hir nl.
tl'e members o f the C lr'« Aux
Those t> vsent wetr: Mis* Dev iliary of the First Dnptiit Chtirvh
- i* (lender honor guest. Mis* met with their tenchtr, Mr*
IVrothv Solomon, of Jarkotnville France* K. Dolt, on Thtu *il:<\
•tml tbe Ml *r>* Jane Torrance.
Itose lotVerne Hurt, It. K tint afternoon nt hrr I f me. t 203 Dark
f*n. Dearie Itiiloun, Mn’ gui.t \*•-nut*. The muring was opened
roompsett, Kthcbla Tattrrson-nn.l with n prayer and tbe (1. A. * ng
iu in It ggln*.
after wheh t*-e (o I- wing program
Indt "Thompson, Fanola Blbbara) RIVERSIDE—413,000 win he'-’*
Cattflna W|(Crr*, EIVU B r t lt w ^ n a t d In fdnovmtEm** «T dimBlanrha Qunalngliam,'Allla Horn*[story builnrai building f6r octu»«<l Eva Cunningham. 1
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i parjry by threa stores. .
The Flaming Youth Girl In
1929ls Flaming Youth
Story!
.Girls?-Auxillinry Hn.«rMcet With Teacher
h ilite ji. Mrs. G. H. Irrowti
h A Avenue at 3:80 o’c’cek.
UraNamber Two of Die D m
>m AlUilUry will meet wit!.
4 tm a a . Mb* Lettle’ Caklj i t . Bast Seventh Street, at
Nam ber Three c f • the
addn Auxiliary *rit|.me*t
i chairman, Mr*-- W. L
•\d|D6 East Eighteenth
1*3:30 o’clock,
Ifumlxr Four of the Pres’ Auxiliary will meet will.
Han, Mrs. W. C. Erickson,
hr Avenue, at Ao'elerk.
Ntutwr Five o f the Pro*lAuxillary will meet wlln
pJSJK Mr*. Jame* Gillen,
Avenue, at 3:.T0
PARENTS LEARN THEIR DUTY
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JO UNAL
B a ir Six of Ihe PrraaxilWry wi|l meet wttV
itt alra. Henry ktcEau'n t Fotfrth .Street at
DBHWrrB HAPS TN WR BAVWG& 'tal*i
k fE ^ T O K OR REFORE A H U L 10th D RAW
T E R E S t FROM A F tifL 1ST.
THE- SANESQRD.
Atlantic National bank
Affilfetad whb U a A Unatie N a t W l Bank wt
Rcaotirren Over Ii5.000.000.00
S a n fo rd *
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-am 'tin irflmnolj- nunc.
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ini'- im l-a tim a l tuiWslalwi era
wist) 'tig 1 1 m antkmg « f the rum
s sn w ‘ ■’* » Jklimr' wrtll wot •»-
.Mr*. Noble ’K lrg r f I.eobutv
m ;; tbegUeiil Thursday *ltcrrv»>u
and c'vn n ; of M y , J. O. loinny,
til I Magn.lla Avrour.
os their g iv *l* the IntterV bfothorThe nv-mlwr*
„f
n,p Ko.,1.
ln-V.'c ami *1* c’r, Mr. nn,| Mr-. I ovi o ' t lull rr-' |,n Wmlnr«d*v
Itt-r Idttle an I on o f Klrk'nn-i eflernd n wltg Mr,. \\\ p.
bv. f ' ,
Fill **f
Avenue,
for
Ijilr , Nortlirrp Ontnrlt, Caua<Li.
I 'whro'i a e ' I' m jr regular book
Ilrigg* Arrington m l I,ennet!i i I'llUfliill. Th**
Mv r n lircl*
t.aw*-n, student* nt the University I’d M Individual Inlib which were
„f mso* and
of Florida tn Galnotvlile, an* Cenlyrr’l'**(!!•
rndlog rovtral days trre with foro v * it, |h • • turps Were Inert ’
the fo.-iui'r' ni-dbor. ?*:«. Flo fi d lie rar.l* V t|b * r: ; nut <'o,|ro
d* coral
inns consist) .1 ,,f sr.a.i I’. Arrington, 5''| Magn lln A\r
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dragons, gladioli and tari>a.»otlM
Fj’nng flowers.'
Mr*. F. E. Gptrhr'l ami- )nij,
A m ad crurse an,'|-punch wer. Dnvhl, sod Mis. b'nrah h'teivai
srrvid’ ltttn in the nftern nn by :br on.| daughter, Marie, im lurid to
hu trs-o*, a*slttrd by Mrl. W i; . tirl-iiiiu ni d Apopka Thuriolii)
mini 'M-.itr. Mi*. . t.’. S. Jertilgmi,
/ -re tley il lied friiu.l* nn l
Mr*. Cii.le I.Trd, Mi . Itelon \
dtunlx-r Nine o f the Prev
rAuxi'iary, Mn*. A. 11
chairman, will meet with
k Steven*, #Sl fork y\vc30 o'clorkj
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a. Wom*|'» Circle o f th«
Ian Auxiliary. Mis* Perr;
lllulnraa. will rrr> t w ith
[latte Smith, U t i l SI 1•
Mr. nod Mr*. T. W. Itviusey nu-l
Wlnst-in ltn:o*eynf Tampa nn- ex
- ■■ I lo’ nrtlve .'•'atunlay to-tier Dio weyV end ivllh Dr. .and Mr<.
.iinuel • Pub nton In llnse C'-urt.
Mr*. Itntii ey v ill remain hi-tv
■line - time -lith Dr. an] Mrs.
I’ ub'st. n.
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llaptirt Otjn-h hold Its rerul.it
business and so, Ini Mertrag <n
Ylmr* lay aftonmnn nt tbo ihutvh
• t h Mrs. It: It. Do. k prrsldlng and
'Is*, F. I). King, Mrs. A. I.. Jowrf.)
and Mrs. John D. A'rnhnms abi.sto o*.
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DotoCona! i-ti n-lsot, o n*l*tlur
•i* th«- i'n«s h>mn. tho readier of
I*: irtli .Vi end i- pr. \,-r t»or,> Ionbote I I t M r. F. W. Stnnhj;. Tin.
'•■i F. II. King thou n*|ue*to I
that Mio class member* attend tho
vect W. !mir«.!ay ttvnit g ptatyt
“ First Stop in the Making ••(
IllVr” Ml** In’e t Thompson.
“ Th* Dlble Jr»u« llfod",
Mary Manning.
•Tbe Four (b x ’ ivla and Acts” .
Dorothy III-ok*.
“ The I-’plat >-.* or l-cltrrs'\
l.dn Merritt.
“ Flr-t Tiantlntbm", Mlaa
bo Cunning haul.
“ I bo Dible
Dlo'sed nnl
cl Again"
Mbs Fannie
A Viltiphonp I'rcKcnlntion
ollrrn's hot danre that win*
the danring noitrst!
N
“Thr li*>il«-r.**. m«**t unusual
roaddioitsr )ou'*r rtrr srrut
9**elel)'a Janirst whiH>|iee
part)!
ahrjt Miss Curolina lliggrr* gave
•vira l lending. nu.| refreshment*
u'ero Venrd.
Those pnxont were: the Mlssrs
Mary Manning, ln/ii Mrrrllt,
I ' i I'V (Si|tirtt,
liorl* Hockey
Mil lam Hol er, Don thy Dro us:
lllk tlt
’’ I'm Thirsty For Klsse*,
I'm Hungry Fot l.o*e," the
loe-llckling
theme
song,
llrar mu«le -Ihal redeeta
the mud n( flaming <outht
'drains of a hine Ming am
n>4r« of disap
SHE and It KA It OhuiiIiI “ Hen Fruit
East Side I'rlmtir.v Srlimil
I’ll *i nl. The
“ Morning I i lory Cantata''
April |g - g p. M.
At Junior Dkh H. hool *
Fierjboily Cerdiall, Imitrd
TIIUIIT-WISE WOMEN WILL
. WELCOME THESE
\ITEIt-EASTEir El’ONOMIES
I NiMt I hr
M EAT M ARKET
F IR S T
Church T. E.L. Clnss
Meets On Thursday
Mt». Yancey Strength' r f Or
'an In wns a vla lcr in Sanford
Thursday,
’ imbrr Oni*.f)f thr FJr^t
“ 7 »rrh..Mr\ P. E. Wlnn
.y V 1
wi,h
U i ^ l r i i l T 0 i,W u * ; l •
W. H. LONG
2X1 E .
iumbiT :v-) rn l f thu pro
Auxiliary AviU meet w i'l
Han, Mrs.jjamr* iVttldga
It Avenue, at 3:C0 o'clock,
tlfuml-cr Eight of the
dan Auxiliary tyl'l nice*
I chairman. Mrs. II. t.
| Jlcse Court, 41*3:30
ersonoh
ST.
DIRECTOR Y
Cut Oot For HMidy Reference
CAFE
BWAINTt WIU.ARD Bat. Sve.
Now lornted >07 Oak Are.
/ IH T W o of ll.r Fir»t
b J n h l Mr*. It I.. Pbli
■ jQan, ’ will mi-el wltfi
.■Spa. 107 Eaa: Firth
• :S0 o’clock,
Cumber Three of the
lodbt jChun-h, 3lr*. F.
t, rhalfrosn. vrt!| meet
It. Hutehlnaen, Ito’e
1:30 o’clock.
umher Four o f theFIrit
’ Cburrh, Mra. It, H.
rbairman, wIT tne*» M
ock with Mr*. \V. S',
<h Holly Avenue,
lumber Five of the First
Omrvh. Mrs. J. Pr< ille
' (knlrman. will meet at
k with Mr*. J. It. Forest
Fifth Street,
lumber Itiv cf the First
Chuftly Mr*. J.-K. Jt...
ihainnaf, will meet w IT
. Courier, 120U Pn'metto
Nan-her iReven e f th:hodist Caurrli. Mrs. tV.
Tubman,jwlll mewt with
rer PperHng at hrrhim..
Avenue; at 3:30 o'rlo*x.
trriean legion AuiUt’iry
g l.rneflt pivot bridge
• the Legi'ti Hut .iit R.
. fib Mrs. Joseph Fc lilttMrr%. W. K. Dyson a*
LUMBER
■( b | f . o f the First floph.lTwIII meet at 3:.W o’be cburrh for Its trgu-
Roofinjr
S* session
TFESD AY
wner’a Sunday Sehn-d
Iu First Preshyteriau
II have a social n ee!lng
rrh at 7r30 oVoek.
al Department o f the
luh will •have Ha utml
ly at tfiO o’rlnek In tho
Work
i wi’.h ' Mrs. Frel Will-
JttR. R CowRn
M n. F» W. Bender a*
Phan# reaenetiona to
mbrri -of the Atarian
* Firat Baptist Cburrh
n a body at 7 o'clock
iurrh Iprrparatnry to
tb« home
at Mr*.
U
Denar n
imial r**r«tii1t) |»1nnrttii
f •• nill |Mrmj| • th«*
«tf hate M’lrctrit l»'i •|»rrUI wiling thU
«Mtlk’rfil. You will fim! in « *m li iiflrring tflr utmiMl in (|'ial
III. (n charaiirrUtlc %»| •!»:*. hl«<nO plu< n n»rrrrlnt«»^ i*l
k11 li* ianil Mii.it (iifia «tf <lt »I i*ii ri rnRiii/i il !•> K*»*«l
h Ih’
212—East First Street—211
Kensle aed Soft Straws are In
Ibis lot of odd else, priced
for
* Tomplrio
ilose-uul,
t allies to 11-tU.
•
4
C 'l.O S H -O rT
K now, Style
D em a n d N
F' ban
's
i, aira* |). 3, I*
Mi*. Cin n W'iinbrb, M l,, n t),
h 1"
-'ll*. Ue -ii-i A. |k
Mrs. tt) ...mn Wbite,"Mis* At r.
Dawkins, Mr*. E. h. lam)-, Mr,. I!
II. I.am y, Mr«. tv. t t . (!. .Sntlth,
Mrs. It. j:. l:«g.;»tt. Mr . Artluu
lit siuti. M is Union E. A Im, Mr
Hiy It I'lpinn. Mis. C. tf. StukVt,
Mr*. Paul II. Fort**, Ml.alhinthy
S oke», l . r k e y Si) wort, M iy
lltdand Sultan, Mr*. Grant WP smi,
Sir*.
II. S iwy,-r, Mr*. K. I. Hoy.
Mr-. It|)j Williams Mr*. Idunnes
tfil .m. Mm , tf. w . IM trr.' Ml .
E. Kan t.. Mr*. Eniuiett Hun*.
Mr*. If. U. Pun!on. Mix. I,. |*. X],.
Culler, Mi*. J. H. I^nson. Mrf. F
E. Itogmblai and Mrs. K. It. High,
le; Ilian.
.
Ala,> Xlru. Hugh tt’belihe1, Mr*.
Harry II rin. Mrs. Herbert Hell/,
Mr*. E. Comp on, Mr*. JohnSmitb
Tbe suit shown nt the right is our "P or>8Ct’’ model. It conics in a variety of fab
rics, from which you can certainly, make
a pleasing choice. You can have it with
either peak or notch lapel. "D orset" is
Styled for the man who w ants to he well
dressed.
quality lisle.
O ther Young M en’s Spring Suits at
Nee the
f24<73, with Extra Pants at £3.90
£29.73, with Extra Paata ai £6.90
“WOMANLESS
/WEDDING”
New patlrrn* and Dural dr*
•Igns, very sheer and line,
light gruundo.
YoungMen's
fin— l.*ur:i« a .Minute—CO
All Mala (’*st—Drew*
rd «m itcrfrct ladirx.
Jti’.tlor lll“h Prhtvjl
Miindnv and Tuesday
Night
F'or
Leghorn Straws
r. I broodefeth
Kmart uumrn are noting the Beet, nut
the hiw.
Here are
I'humix
Ihdntei
I Ml fun* and T«n liaaltr Chiffons wilh
French h«*l*. that are being chosen by
rhir dressers.
j '•
Phoraii
finrka
< bildrrn
Ankle
In
Mr*. Gordon Tuggle*
J r - a f Miami and M l*,
' V S M ? 1 Lauren*. S. C.
FdtJ^Jfor ljuren»nflir
geeaia of Mr.
bB
B F S H Q B ng
Wo'W* Boyla at their bomr
grand daughter.
If Jacksonville,
b»
Friday to be
) o f tho la',Ur/
Behlrard. J07
%
Prices
. 'Children 20c
AdultH HOc
A few choleo hcal.t
re s e t ed 75c
Reserve seat xalc ql
Union Pharmacy
B aturdjy Murnig.
A snappy-tookirg (port* o »
feed la while elk, trleaned with
(una.rt*l call, ’
I Natnral color Leghnru Straw,
With Itletoop* crown, snap brim
'ami loan band.’ St)U*h and
aerviceable. Handtuateljr La-
Well nu'l, ihirt* of 2 a I
Broad.Kill In roltor-attatliei.
Style or n» kband style witU
collar to irabh.
new
stripe* and check
April N— !Uh,
w pbbo p
mouses
Eagle Klrlpe spoil silk, plain
cwlora to match, guaranteed
washable.
•
Faary Work A I’arkage Good* Spreial
Wa will sell lloyal Koeirty I'ackagr good* Hat*
R A Y O N V O IL E S
_I
brday at half th* regular price. New cup towels,
l ie and H r .
Itayon Pillowa SUM).
All . liaen Plata pastel shade* sad
lieldgr wets with napkin. S] 39. 31 in. breakfast rrrd design., light gro
lovely pallrra*.
rooil) r ti with napkin*. SI A SI Mi. Iasi-rotor
lUmped drkigna. Other oifriiag* « f fear, work
at Interesting price*.
�Q
i.
—— _ _
aarfstud
ta- t i t
mU+ W O *
Qreanvtlld ohd AMUIk Nlvbr.
pqcU bright - f o r 1
program In hl#V>
prttctl je o t. : •'
•Mh.. • • J i M
ibytrrian *o oI at, who** tinging enthrall. ua
■a U doe* many another. - . tea.
I'rrk , who give# ua ■ welcomed
lift a fla r wv'v# had too much
lunch. . . Funny how aver)one
thinks the other fallow's. Jot. la
s alnacurr. . , . Mr. and -Menit a II. D a tl", who art building
in' their hark yard what promIjus’ io ba tha n'ftlaat fl«h pond
and bird both In towi»j-,,>. K?v .
M, K. U abafd o f OanaT^ jCoatal
lllg h w a y besatar and tlun bot ln w r In, Hmnlnoln Coungf. . .
rk b*janM I will daxrra a
. . W.fH. TaaaUllff*, who
moat gf tha tlma In W«al
B**jh but <alU Hanford
, h*fc Tor • faw days* r*«t
tha atduoua dntiri o,gep|.
* . wAn^r . tor dafnnrt
i. Incidentally, ba*lps(lt*,
F * « w U riw jr^ w w w -in im ' a w war
tn a.n o n cia lan t
m anner . .
Judge Jameti (l-Hha-on philntophlaing abidit Uta Inevitable rraalta o f too mucS liquor. . .
C M * , r . Ml Eld i f waiting for
the time to leave for hi* anmial outlng-ln the mountain! b f
Morth C w A i a and sighing for
UM • f mvigriratlng
atmoapher*
A lia ,
l e g a l
..
' j T u V r r ^ r t"Tt { 2 * * ^ 0
%a
!Al>. H «tT. IV-fc
Hi « K NAaTIdtTi • '• • 'j
|J hcrcl*|r «l*iw that ua.lr*
Iel iir .'f a l>*rre* o l r » r t Aivi Hal* • a l»r r d j -la •»*
ilTtlt.1 rahac.' oa
M
S
Tk
|
r, Irion **■! Iwlnn In In* t .motf
> *U, .t.lo.n. etc* C 'o l. ' l El-.r." v
,,iV iMilIrrtU.rty doaeftheS na f«t-
P lan t c i t r ha* new /l»ral nhop
In W right A reader '
B tfia
an d
(tie tumutlle and yjKi’ re In ISggjy Wiggly, the food headquariem. '« u U
u*t what you wjipl. Take a few mlnulen (o choose for, > w s d f and that
n ur* shopping w o r r lk .,jL » economy 1o the (hpitoanda who dally rate time
fSE T |GOLD KHCMII, JJAILYi FR(LM CKRAMERY
T a k in g
" P e lt
B la c k -D m g k t
Fine.’ ’
Say*
C o n p ic t io n Im p r o re d .
■'Columbia, a O . - T h t w y aan ago
I auifertd with Uidiarjttoo: w*a
m tt*r and Irtt dull to that I rou'd
not keep going.** sayi M n . a T.
Sharp, 711 Bttuith 8trret, IhU dty.
SODA
**X was yellow as gold. M y color
was awful.
For aowpa, fur a«la<ls for p rille nandwlehoa. Criaply brotra
u
totiR o f salt. You’ll r «t one right afterwnolher.
Sold both lu paelagra * ».l Lj the pound. •
B,SCU
,T
NATIONAL
A l l Q u a lit y
^
1 have used Black-Draught far
fears In my homo for ronsUpaUoa.
I have found'It a splendid medicine
for my children. 1 give it to them
for cold*, and rojutipation, and X
dig delivery service p't»se
e Ctrcnlallha Deportmant
I P . M . Tha Herald keeps
dot de'Jvekjj boy until that
.
b f mlad to sand any
25/
FO R G O O D F O O D S
CROP Fi/ORIDA SPALDING ROSE
A U S T R A LIA N
27 *
E L t.
HIIOWN
ONIONS
all quality b e c a u s e It’s all barley
IIU >/
WHIM ECOUOMrMtn
POTATOES 1 0 Lb»
NO. I STANDARD SUGAR
Q U A R T JAR
Texas pigs
Grocery & Feed Go.
4 9 ^ -CORN
Puffed Or Seedless Ideal.Fur All Kinds O f
WHOLESALE
Raisins
I
Desserts
R a isin s
R A I S IN S
Grape Juice 25^
1
Dill Pickles 15^
MA
B L U E RIBBO N
Wesson Oil 23^
O AP - POWDER
I0MPLKTE LINE FRESH F k u rrs
and
l
v e g f t j a iu ^ s
V. IlM Ill.tN 'Il
com pound
LARD
Dorm pile
ALL OVER THE WORLD
I hwl K|.f
I.. .Nioiidvnmir
*
.1|gr.
U S ' M .ig n n lla
A ll* .
T.ll. Ijindxwlek. Mgr.
1ftj Snnlord. Am *.
J. I). Corh.nn, Mgr.
222 EAST FIRST STREET
ESTER N
BEEF - PO R K
- LAM B
&
VEAL
2
12%*
For
20^
W H IT E
IIL U E
ROSE
.
GOOD
&
L ° o
i
SW EET
'.
L
REST
11Y T E B T — C H I N A
-
■
i
O A T S pi.- 2 9 *
1
NO. 2 CANS
STANDARD
Norwegian In Ollw- OU
SARDINESSc
iftV Premium
M triL
RO O F LN G l
Tha
ONIONS
2 4 L b a. $
Ciart'IT
cot KT TM lilT I •
R r m r r .B T n r v U :* .i r i i w
i ini
uR D »:a o r r v a u i a r iu k
•H_Thk namk o r Tfif: rrAri: oy n. p K Y.tm tnatt *t ni. ni»fsv.
r I n li III A
unit
U l l l l C I t o r |*| III.I f %TlOb
To: P.nn .yl.vnla ItailriMKl
» for^ifn rurvorutlun. «n<1 IN THK NAM I*! *»P T IIK »TATT. OK
r i aM
t11»a .
itfrU rh *ll«rk lii« i %
«tiii|»nny. m for*
slnn r-irporation
• Tn: It It 1:i.HltllNl»: a ml t’AI.*
II «|>P*arln* In ihr Churl thil fall*: II i:u ii:iiN iic. hu m ir. it r.
r. A ritA»lTlt:ill.AI.V h *. In*II. I>, N " I lte.% bh| I ' o t t i*, Norfolk
Iltul.(l a eull In !*lmnr.rv lu Ihr b'lrrlnln. mot I t K. llAl»KN. I*.»l
,
‘ '••“ •’I of Hemthol* Cnun-y, mrra. Vlrvlhla
rinrldn. .a .I n .I II. I| »: 1 .1>|1 1 1 » 1 1
You mol i ni h of you t\jr tisrshr
r«|||11 e«| Ji» appe-sr •••* MiiN l lV III *
*nd 1‘AI.M H 0. Kl.lillllHIH. hl>
<lh lt*> Ml Ma v a . I» 1*2*. the* B«««t«r
wl7*. JI J. hlPV*. W. A. H A lM .it
Tk. I ntalllla i rnil n im iu ti
• »*IHK «» Itulr Pay of this «*o|irt, In
rnr|M»r*tl"n.
Vlralnla • Catnllnr ihr t'lrrk*** offlrr at Niiiifont. yinr*
«ln. In Ihr |II It «»f l*ooi|>lnliil ^l|a* •
I h.m lr.l 1‘niiiim i. a ............
IVnn.ylvanla unllrhnil ComiMny. n hsr sln. wlilrlx. w r i t s in r u r n l i r r t
nil l.iiols
In
Nn n i n o t*
fnr.lnu Ciirpm.linn. Ilrrlirlclla rl.. niortfSKa
Inw I'"in i»n v. a f « r .i ( n r«riM>rr. *Ao u n l l . rioVlila w l i l l h tool IlfMItr
lion. »*, II AHIII'IIACT UP llrrcl.rr «S r ri u l il ti l III .>Lo t ir it ft/.' I te*e•I; I I
’/.•Jrlnln.'l.* I ’niinly lt.uk, nd'l H ».' M | r 9)1 In tli « off|«*«< iff I hr t'l rr k
NAhKN. fair the- fulwt Itiauir tif ,
•f this I ’olllt Mllll lot M lfa-liri.il f / Itrf.
fourtgnse upon Ihr folloN ln « itrs
T h is («rU«*r sh a ll
l»r pnhlUhsrt
S.r.,bv ! *•»»•••• *w Hsmlnt.lr I’uuniv
MnrlllR, t»*W (l:
a
i n r r n u h w r r k for f»»ur n n i a i r i ( .
t l b r V r r k h In tl i r Ho i i I o m I I I . j i OV
ladllt Onr. Two Mini Tlurv (I,
t nrws|ia|wr of k s n r t a l 4-lr«*uUtlon
.a
i f hrrtlnn '’A'* ill Ihr
'luhllslirel III Hailft III, Kli'llald
»n ^n of I'uirtn «i*ronfinit to
Wit lie as Ihr liMul of tlir t*«rrh
plat of salt! I’out a itul) r«-«*«ir I •
m«l the btbl of sau| t*ourl this the
sU In I’Ia I lltoik •‘I f ut |mir*
T h e r e IS n o
S u b stitu te ^
MACARON)
SPAGHETTI
PORK RIB ROAST ". 25^
t S t a l v U R Y — I l l ’U t
ROAST
SYCAMORE BACON
P I C N I C H A M S "7;
r.„V c a , And G r lla A ir AWayp Fresh
L,
aa. Sup.rlor
iio v b y .
■ c £ 5 T « m W r tfapn**t«d
C'uurt
in
ce«i«m*ioa»r ®f
dlacrlmlnallttg
W H IT E H O U S E
C O F F E E x 45^
NO. 211 CAN LIBBY’S “ROSEDALE”
WASIIIIURN PANCAKE
PEACHES 1 7 ‘/2*
FLOUR Pkg.
2 I’KGH. ANGELtiH
BLUE RIHRON DRIED
15*
9*
L a t*TTO.
PEACHES 17V4*
FLOUR
52r
95r
l» h G >V1IITK N A IT H A
FAN C Y IILU E ROHE
SALMON
ROHE
POTATOES
2 I.HH. BROWN
25* O N I O N S 14*
BANANAS '»ii. 13r
APPLES
Nice Yellow
Stokes Red Front Market
each and. aaeume m a r t o f U c / *
bab n c* which fU «*
fo r . W *
n u t
Add red. S. D. B. Care
N o t ic e s
j»r aabmcNt
and
117-EAST FIRST ST.
IN THE CENTER OF SANFORD
T A L L CAN I’ IN K
btlfead whWe -woman houeekrap*rt* car* fop email family. Good
)tie to riglit puffy. P. 'O . Box
Trim $48804)0 Tetm* #f H ^00
188 or phaoo 188
>
j
I* H I
SHOP WHERE YOU’LL MEET YOUR FRIENDS
'
You will meet your frlenda In lUllch'a dally aa the
smart
housewife'haw chosen Witch's as her-food market.
NEW CROP SPALD IN G
& M
s~k ■
; n S J S & X Z*
(hriablklkadl-
I lu the
Seminole
sBVl
FURNITURE FOR 8ALE—TSn, tire fumbhlngi of 10 room
l
ru ,
Portkaaar
_ BLITCH’S
Red Front Store
SELFRISING
IW n g room, dining room, kitchen
with eleetri*
range and
w aU r
hw ter, tw o bed rood**, bath with
•bower, fro st sod rear porch**,
located 1b deeliUbb detgbborbnod.
tp.ri.nce, SUWANNEE MANUIcru U N O CO. *888 fhlrtie.v
I V
ESH DAILY
MALLOWS
ID—Hautekeeper. Refined 30— Homes For Bala________
Wamas to keep hou*i for
M thr#*. ABdtuae, 0. H. F O B T A L E — Five room etucca
bungalow cm alttlng r f large
General Ddllvary, Sanford
r4SNTKD4-Local man thoroughIF- fam iliar with Lum ber
and
lOMng Material* tq act aa reelUrt la g e a L Otv» re fa rente, end
" r !;
COMPANY
FOR RALE — Nlc* Bed and
Spring*) Chair*; Table*! Chlffon.br, very chedp priced. Phone
104—W or Call 719 Myrtb Ava.
lawion.
Rut Metier Than The Rent-Hug*
V
a
10 Lb*. Spalding Itnsr— Mnlne Grown
POTATOES 2 h
A
rW,1l% cl£R edniha within wrh un
Anrll S. 1999 and return Mum*
rirrutiti hecuuee of th a
t aame cannot be e*»r\rd
e t l a t to. the faltur« «>f th*
within nnmeat defendant
orttlone to have within the
am a> *f. ru>*m * an officer «*r sgent *ti(Matt whom priH’fM ran
he a*Ksd ih U 3rd day of
April 1>!».
j. r . h e c u n j A m
Mh-rlff
fly o. I t K H UIII hji:
l> •<
I V r !S c*ni«**
Aad II aiipm rlni that the llm •mhle W. W W M lnilT. Ju la.- nf
rnenty-Thlrd Juallrlitl I’lntill In
* 'd foe Hrinlnole l*uunt>. Klnrlla.
has wnlerrd an order dl»<|im 11r>It c
itmeelf to nrt In thin suit.
It la thereforr ordetrd llu»t IVI n
eylvanln lUllroad Company, a •■»•*
•iftir coriMerallon.
and tin lech*
ftarhlow I'oint i n>. a furrlKit «*«*r*
(Miration I'** anil rarh of ilimi la
Roof
H IU IA R
» i ca w ? ; c ^
K * f t AwKnlT.' Ckmplalnanl;■.....- \■
j ic b m i : a . c o o k . *t * l , n*r*ndore nr lr»». be
nt 1, Krct ton »l.
TnWniliip i» Houih of It.’ ngo r»
S " f e ?rr.PrAW !? ? 7 k ;,Ai ^
ICm C
■no by Tlrtn* o f d Drove* ef.Fw eit**. i^At a Nm m ftM In Chftkre*-r clatut* *nd 0*1* anlvrad . In lk»
v i l duly iM'jrd Iherelr on (be Ini
Bay «»f April l» t » lo l*#nn ay Irani*
lU J trw l CuiHtwny. n for-idn cor.
notation.
and
iHrlach-n«ikl-.ar
['o aiM ar. a furahra corporal to*,
and That Ihr Mli-rjll of Itotntnnla
;'ounty. .PlotIda made tha fulluwln*
FOR SALE—T wo Gd» Stove*,
On* lee Box and One Small Re
frigerator. rhone 443.
r« Dtiuo STORE—Pr#
(leva, Drugd; Soda. Wa
■ear aa your phone. Call
* ^
J A C K S O N V n i i — itlvuW dd
prerinct polled itdtlan w ill be en
larged.
‘t
'
AMERICAN
BAKERIES
WIGHT PRINT SHOP
APPT amJee on any thing In FOR SALE Cheap. Oaa B'jave,
briattof. A phone cat! wUl got
Kitchen Cabin t, Other houeeur msa, lOon* 417—W. 9 Roll- bold article*. 711 Myrtle Ave.
PXNGY COLORADO YELLO W
HAMS
Viiiegar 10
A A P MEAT MARKET
s g is v ^ iw fi:
and that the Court urder that upon
euch u h by auch a pedal maatei
that M id reepondent iiir ilA K L M
b tk n
and. the, aald reepondent
MAItT DTEII deliver * written con*
r era new to the purehaaer at eu.’h
•aie o f all aald property, rights,
title and Interest. I#r«l " r ewutt*
eble. of aald reepnndent >IICII.\KI«
i t l*TEH In an<l to aald s h a m .
( • ) n « t the Court order that the
prnreeda of eald eale he applied
enld maeter as follows:
Viral. In payment wf-th* r w t Ttto
•apenuef of eald sale Including th«
feta of eatri special maeter;
Vecoud. to the itaynient tn your
complaisant of the eald sum u»
l l l t l and Ivtlereet thereon from
U ir S. lit? to the date of payment
nud the mete of Ihle proceeding
Third, to the reeooitdant. IW Kit
(le t Aad that the Court graat
•uch other relief anfl make eueh
»ther orders ae It deems proper.
And It appearing upon Inspection
nf eald (lllf of (Vm pUlnt. that
UICUAK L XI. ItVKIt. Is at present
without th# Commonweallh.
to
wit. at Altamont Pprlnti, Seminole
FOR SALE or Trade-Beautiful
hone* on h>lgl.!s. Apply 1401
French Ave.
25 ? C O R N ■-» 2!5>-
I^obt. Masska M gr
ROAST 20/
Western PORK CHOPS L
b 27*
S p e c ia l* ;
00
1
Cleanser5 F9r25^ -SOAP 3
M onday
FOR RENT-—Snail three room
cottage built on rear of lot at
)1T05 Magnolia Avtnue Hou*e
|
need* painting lneida and out
iand owner will taka part of rent
I(n l*bor. $18.00 per month. In
quire at Herald offie*. ________
2 3 — Wanted" Real Estate
oob d ii •
. 5 room houe* Muit be ndrth of
S*Ji 8t. and West of Park and
ttm C»d GraLarc truck*.
bargain for caah. A. P. Connelly
A l i i i Jtteet phone 1.
and 8on».
________
jfu~*SN0W THAT YOU
P C S T YOUR CLOSED 28— Miscellaneous For Salt
TOP REPAIRED WHEN
Second hand lumber for tale.
TEDS r f AT SANFORD
Alto door* and windows. En
XTT . yfOBKi
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per month. Inquire Herald Of.
.
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Realty Co. phone 808.
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FOR R E N T —^Ground floor furnbhed apartmir.'j*. three room*
‘
Modern conveniences.
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room.
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A&l* Ih ho re lia b le ,.......... So MilUfying to tha- npp< (lie - . . and ho reasonable in price, l.u bringing
thouMindrt of women tn our Htoren for their daily
meal-items.
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They have found That when they wnnl to he 1'hsoluli'lv sure of the quiility of the foods serted. they
have only lo visit A&l* stores for ull th eir food needs.
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Nice Furnished t room apartment
83.60 Weekly. Bed room fZ.OO
wtekly. 383 Palmetto and 4lh
St.
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rum of le<»9« snd interests th**red*t
*1 • per rent from M l f 9.J9IV*
t i l ihst the Court flDd tlist th*
leeponUer.i hllCtf AKt# XL D tr.lt
sss sn equitable Interest In eertsln
susrve ol stock In tne Wooumm.
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Woodland ll.alty Compaav
FOR RENT—Fumbhed 'Garage
Apt. Hot Water Heater —
Screened Poieh. Oarage aad wa
ter Included. Open for Inspection.
ids. h Bedford Plant and Apt. B. 1809 Magnolia.
Paper Os Phone 303.
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Furubhod Apartment fo r rrnt—
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A re .
and
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able. Phone 848— W .
'ICE 1 0 B U B S C n iB E H S
fall to racUra The Herald
it* any complaint vo mak*
.
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.k ir n /our, com plain.«t I* anll’ lad
ami la Iraouui.vl aa- *gnin.,
rumplalnaut aa n eradllor.
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that * n illA W ^ »t. iirK f» ia a 41rettor In in# M(Midland itanlly C m
an* that li* r * » no vtaar property
-^t-ateiiaactiuaaiu x n n i k i a i « erwe
FURNISHED 4 rooms and bath.
Upstair*. Screen yd porch. Close
In. t i l Laurel, rhone 100—W.
Because It’s All ParleyAll good grocers know
Puritan. Trade with
a grocer who han
/: d i e s g e n u i n e
Pound
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COMPANY
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CLEM ENTS
S T I L U S * ,S T S 1
**I began taking Bladt-Drmught,
eight and morning, until I had
taken four dowa. and than I waited
awhilo, and took aotno1more.
1 found It did me a great deal of
good, far the poison left my systtm.
and I began to have a good appetite.
I would got hungry before meallime.
My complexion cleared up
and I felt ftna.
wUli junl
TH* Herald.
Ii»t i»!fr r f0 f»r u in «* 4 r w
”1 would Saggar Mound from
J W ' . w and i felt wrrtrhed.
*1 knrw shout Blnck>DraugM, for
aro bad Vanl It In our hcra* practlrally til my Ilia, and ao I begun to
(aka it for this trouble.
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PERSONAL SELECTION SAVES YOUU TIME
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that In
May. H W .
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FbR 'RENT, FomUh-d rooms on ihr*o
hundred n .iw lT -«l«b l ***r»a
coanmtn >uck in Ik* Woodland
aacond floor of 'Harold building u
ll* * llr IX. Huu***|u*nii> *ai* *h«r**
Can b. ranted on a rary raaaon- b * r « latuvd lo fclin. a* owner »b * r i;
ablg basis. Inquire of Foreman. hi. nine* ••• ***v»vc* * f *nra auar.*
Klltt^pure «
poWdered* CM
FELTSOOiZZY
This w eek
SHEJIAGGEREO flavor—and 1
sturdy, well
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con-tructlon'lgyo.
Walaon'a nDd TdrcuHtig/ u» of
.laJgh-luUlAai-aa^ we
nru, wrre tmiaing Without anyIng hello. . Joe O'Codnor. fallmail traffic man, Whom ready
uni a and cheerful greeting
. i.ould and d > help tn get hi*
Cumpeiy a lot of local hualnett.
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For a better shRirlpoo in half the time use Kirk’s
O riginal Cocoa H ard water Castile — the m agic
wonder soap that has txGcenthe country by storm.
Am assm ent is followed by delight when with one
washing Hid a quick rim e its m agic lmher removes
every track of dust and dirt from hair and scalpb
F A N C Y WESTERN, BEEF
ROAST 25/
Com pare the Wholesome odor of its fine cocoa*
fftxt o ilsl Made by K irk ’a special process, it
■prfaga into foamy, bubbly lather in any kin J of
watsr. O ft a cake today—10 cents. Insist on
the o rigin al
BACON 13* LARD
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T U R Q l-U U U C U B J
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AN INDEPENDENT. DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD FLORIDA, SATURDAY APRIL .6. 1929
N e v a S e r v ic e
Reorganized T rad e STORM TAKES
Body Is Favored By HEAVY TOLL IN
Local Civic Leaders MIDDLE WEST
Lonff Indicted On
Misconduct Count
NUMBER 171
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulation*
EUROPE LOOMS Chinese Lindbergh Passes REBEL FORC
Through Sanford On Tour
AS COMBINE TO Throughuot United States LAUNCH DRI1
IM IAKEN AC
SETTLE DEBTS
BATON ROUGE,
Apr.
6— (IN 8 )— Governor llttey P.
Long today was Indicted on
om
charge by the Loulilana
Hour*
of
Representative*
MaJ. Hen Ia I Huang. Chinese rat mice an<) *na!)c.~ W*'wonder
hearing tho 19 charges o f Im
Lindbergh and ambassador of why the American* e*t hot chrfi.**
peachment agalntu tha 38good will, passed through Sanford
year-old executive. The charge
todhy •nroriw -wrt-ftoyitfMTItmrh' investment* *nd American In.
was on* of misconduct in of
from Tamper NwrtTIjf (he'end of trrests. Is th* declaration o f MaJ.
fice. The vote to'In dict wna
M to 40. Tha courrj on which
a tour, which has taken him all Huang, who aald, "Chinn la enter
the governor wa» ‘ indicted
over the United State*, MaJ. ing a period o f action. W# are
was that ho attempted to In
Huang is on hla way to New York, studying In the United Elates your
f
n
voc
timidate Charles P. Manahlp.
where he expecta to start on a Industry, your science, your trans
NACOi Arit., Apr* l » 1
. __ . jv-j-.__
Baton Roug* newapaper puhtranscontinental flight to Calif-, portation and your av* tion. By
CHIC-AGCU.-ApcBy Otlo D- Tollaehu*.
(IKS)—
Rebel forces
o t *" n '
T j i A i f . threw- -nlng to make
this
study
we
are
learning
to
fornia.
Inlrrnat tonal Nrwa Sen ice
T« a prranni are known to W deaJ
puhBd 8hat Manahlp'* brothThe youthful airman hat spt-nt make China a better nation and a launched what appeared,7'
Hlaff
t'orrespondent
aud arore, injured today aa a
rr was a pnllenl In a l/iu l»a
final
effort.
(Cnpyrirht, 1(29. by Inlrrnalianal the past acvrral weeks in Florida better friend-to th* United.State*. bo
w it o f freak sto.taa that raragc-J
lana inaan* hospital for tha
Nrwa Berclce).
•
tend is delighted with th* Sun Today one-fifth o f our 500,000,000 take
Naco, Sonora,
purpose o f silencing Manahlp a
populalirn
is'learning
tha
English
UK RU N. Apr. 8— A league of shine Slate. He ha* l>een speeding
cccdcd by
three
newapaper* o f adverse editor debtor nations, uniting through before rlvir club* and gathering language.
^
.| lc the wake c f yexterdaye abrebel troopa were rap
ial comment. Tho action In the teunmon interval all Ihe principal material (Vir a hook and fur aturies.
"Ford car* ara becoming popu-. moving on the Mexican
nonaa! heat t i t t . Property damhouie will he forwarded to the
are probably will total a million
powers o f Europe (both victors, which he syndicates to a string of lar in China finer we started to across the border thla n.
build roads after thr fashion of thr Ing. Cavalry followed the
senate thU afternoon and n»
aa ■Oullara. Wiarctuin and U lnnnoti
and vanquished) Into opposition 50 newspaperaln his own country.
soon as It rrachra there the
MaJ. Huang ia a mrmher o f one Americans. Wo are asking your ta nka
to a oora n d InfantiTlOtt,«
the hardeat hit, with Iowa.
against
the
United
States
as
the
mexi- Nebraska H lck 'fia and Ohio re
hou’ « n i l adjourn.
o f the eddest pnd moat prominent educators to visit China and *c» brought up the rear.
___
sole errditor nation—this la the families in Chinn. He I* a graduate what wr are doing. This will bring
I <S r a n
Hebei plane* conllnually W W ;
porting hoary property damage-.
spectre gradually emerging from rtf Peking, Sy racuse an.l lYlunihia u* closer together. China has no harded th* defe"***' making thre*
________ ____ o f tkr SanfordThe gto.m i varied In the differ
Orm l> district through laat night,
the l*arU reptration ronfrrrnrc, universities and speaks several publicity bureau In the United trips in *n' hour and droptdnt
today'a d i n m r expected ent atatra franc torrential downaccording to the view o f internat language*. He I* director nf Stale*., lly an exchange ofour Ideas numerous bomb*. Th* rebel* m*4
t> boost that total (a i S for the p o o n to tornadoea. In MinpeauU
i|.wn a barrage o f rlfl* f l l » ••
Chinese mass education, secretary |><>tlv nations will profit.
ional experti here today
and V i a m i i i bui 'd ngs were de" I have f.cwn 10,000 mllea *n they advanced. Hed*ral d a f t o d y 1
At the same time a powerful o f thr Mrthodivt Board c f Foreign
proportion o f the
this country. My favorite section It nrcatlonally anaw*rod. It U to
mo'.iftbed with attendant lota of
k u brra o f p o w qwalweapon ia belnr put Into thr Missions and was a leader In the Florida.and today I am writing
ga rd rj a i possibl* that tha *wlrrvidutbn o f I91li Today he I* an
’ . ity. a faik baa town difficult to life, a n t o f the rauftualllea re
hands o f the threatened debtor cPIicial ambassador c f his nation1 ytodiey about Florida to he read crala are ahort on munition* (• a .
. I oaB rrart iral'y all o f thU grade ft1.1: iag in the rural tort ion*. C. H.
league b» :!ie rrvafloft o f a world Inuring this country In the Interest by niy people in Chinese magaiinrt result o f explosion* o f th*lr poW*r
-*■ ; baa h < a an d to markets unsold Bryan. CS a farmer, waa killed
reparation hank, which could c a b o f aviation an,| in llui promotion.u Lam alarmr it ing a Imuk. A merit* magatine eariy t»day.-------------- ------1
(wire that could when the to rnado atrwrk near Tay
lly be iised |o unlte tlir frielln-ic
Hiorugh Chinese Eyes,” to he
lbo bo ottamrd upon arrival. Good
At 8:20 A. M.. th* batU* be
o f sl| Kurefv mrsin-t Wall Street better relations between China and
l l i « a route in lor Fa'lt, Uinn.
|ulnlshrd In l»'th Chinese and came general. Th* rebel* had
America.
All nf this is „ result o f the
F o r K u r o p c ,G r o u n d s
Throe penona were reported
SaxSw f and ratra fancy quality,
•‘It is en-y fee tuitions to mis English. 1 dn this out o f love for reached a point lea» than n quarter
c o n i! Ining o f war debts and re
which aa> pariimlarly fr a n c, ki b d la the virinity of Rice I-akr
parations at Paris a* n basis of understand eni li other." said the my country that she may better o f a ml!* from th* f*d*ral *n, I commanded a» bigh at dl.Tk.
IVift. T ao others, living an a farm
thr reparation arttlrmrnt.
The youthful aviator. "In this,country im |>rtlan,| and unite with your trenrhmrnta thrown np( ta **ml-*'
A r w f w i t r o f tbiyping eati- near K e* l-atc. are mi-sing an-1
rounlry."
circular form about th* town. The
NEW YORK. Arr.. <V— IIN8I — Allies have ameht this develop you wonder why thr Chlnrse still
! malrt Jilarf, the. pmliabtr « o » ment and the United Stale* has
Infantry had moved up from be
’ , m o l for the n o o n at J j d t ra n . their hodira arr believed buried in The Frrnrh liner I’ arl* went
fought n-nin-t It since the Treatv
hind the cavalry screen
*cr**n -v, aan
aad
1t r * i < which h l # N in racowa o f laat ibe wreckage of their home II inti*.. MSld^f
through field glass**
eo<
eapolo. Clayton W is, and L itt« agrrun,| lit a fog on the mud flit* nf Versailles wav drawn and
n f t k r t a t k n - j ^ , ' , t.dal o f 4.1(4.
•
lha fla
flatt plana
seen crawling along th*
T V ) cal meii-mmt thix orc-rk Bock. la. reported one death each. o f South Brooklyn early today. signed.
Through this combination, If n
!« protection
HWtlgdlati^ *•* *•••
which afforded littl*
• f 1included a few car* o f Oviedo Crrvea. W is, rwr»rtrd two dead. Ifiere more alinoal 1.000 paaaensettle merit ia rearhed. Germany
from federal fire.
anew 1ccdcTy. which. f«.r the aunt part,
The tranvmntng plant or radio ger« aboard. The atcame-r had left w-uuld tacitly assttnie ns pnrt o f
•f inden try. i oewa i f p o d quality. It bronrbt
Rebel planes continued to bom.
her
imlomnttv
to
the
Allies,
the
station
WRilM
at
Minn-iipoli*
her pier nt \Vc»t fourteenth Street
-|-im Ilo**er p rim than Sanford-rrwarn
hard the garrison from th* iky
allisd war debts to the United
•
aa
drrnolifthcd
by
the
M
i-n
il
hut
I a e n m . Sonar- «*i **7 » * a rale. Prnrt trail y nei
All points o f vantog* on the
a few hours before. Kirat report* States This rliminnlrs the dcld
. 1oampctniiw wa» offend by Sara employe* er-jped injury.
*
Am ir lean aide were crowded with
to the eiftlce c f the Kn-nch liner conflict I*ct ween Germnny nnrl
' rota and Rvudcutju n frry but
The numhrr o f drad and in
watchers.'
*.
1 dcejMovTrt. from tboae two -lace* jured may lie swelled a« w re were nienger. The exact position of the Allies ami uniteil their interh
Military
headquarter* tod*:
' a ir <a|wr tid to jump neat work ei-enoiunuatioe -over the stricken the grounded liner could not lie esta sgsin«t their joint cridllnr—
the United States.
was engaged in an InvMtlgatlo i
and inmwae for the two weeka Urrttory it rr»u>red. Severn' uf
The first manifestation o f this
r f th* reported ahootlng o f as
t^e more seriously injured arr not Immediately obtained.
foDowang
Joint
Interest
was
the
Joint
pres,
American cavalryman while o*
Paaacnpera stxwird t(u> ahlp,
•1 Little cwewuragrfcewt la H r t rrpeiied to Urr. Communication
sure
upon
the
Ullitrd
Stales
to
patrol duty near tha Maxicas
. ra the ewtto-.* for nrat arrrk ea- aid i-oftrer line* were boarn do* n which aa< outward hcuiul, include I
reduce
Europe's
war
debt*.
A
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TALI^kllASSEE, Apr. 8 .-T h # bonier early this morning. Bln
WASHINGTON. Apr. C -(I N S )
,* * n that.the l« f» l jgarrm e** will • Ith -a m ire temporarily paraly John KrsVine, author; Arthur m-ally German new>pa|ier* arr
' i W htrr. it w ai said. sed.
Renats, meeting lit executive ass reports Indicated that a party *
In Detroit, a terrific downpour Tbaranlnl, conductor; Mm* Mar Joining In the . allied demands —Strict enforcemrnt of prohlhltlin
] The waaQty tods f a i n to rrmaia
T K e'rfqiiasl^ /tod untU Mon M Virym an waa wou
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"T lira. Jessie L U*ky> Alfred K»»- tory this 1* brought alioqt with billon enforrtmenl l»dlcy c f ll'« inn that h# b» suifto" — mSW»C ——nglng * f shot*.
Ha bank* hi M
Investigation * waa also bolr*
Jlith , 9 M - fam liet fled their gent; Counteaa A. Fe Plperno; the aid of the American observ Hoover adminlstratlun. as outlined removal from office of Jerry W.
mad* o f report* o f m heavy ox
Homes when (our dams ia tho Tit • Mrs. Ijcvrrenee R. Wilder; Mrs. ers In the reparation conference,
Uarte^
a*
state
hotel
commit
who accepted the allied principle, today In the most authoritalive
tamwbaare River collapsed folowplosion on tho Mexican aids o ft )
sinner nd J. II. Royal as fresh line presumably within th* fedtr:
ji r I t hours Of incessant rainfall. Rolirrt Ilelmont and Mrs. W. II. and thereby forced Germany *o <|iiaiii-r. .
I be river waa 11 fret above fb od Wood n, wife of the president nf drop her long standing opposi
garrison »t Naco, Sonora, now un
Midi drnmatlr gun play by fed water fish and game commissi
tion against this combination
s U .g r aad 2.000 arrra were M-vt-n
der rebel siege.
the■American Far Foundry t'«m '
.
Ore uf the highest government eral nr- '
1 1 “ *, r y viqlcnee. vr.
le«t"under mater.
official* in Berlin, in diorusfting I and Vougb iiouse tactlca in conVro.-edu
S>r Invi vtigatlng tiie
Th-ougbout the atnrm-strurk pany.
"Germany's surrender," told Inti-sv j
,
aiea farmera and c n it e were*
ad Tice » « » ' » , n v p o s COCGK. I -» , Apr. C— bard hit.. It nr»a rttnuaied that , The liner went aground shortly national New* Service: "W e do •Imtlng raids without legal samt Govrinor's chargrs against the
O X S I—'T he fith , to bring Gov- ftcveia! clay, mould he rr«|uiiid after throe o'clock. At B o'clock not rare how the settlement is j ion
j)in will
wm not
nnt |„. tolerated. Orders two former i-ontuiissionrra wa> tho
« ?W'-r llcr-e P. L o w b f c e e the oa.v lefo*e an accurate check-up on half a d«xrn tugs wrre ftanlinq motivated so long as the fig
]
in
(hi*
rf.Vct
hsve l«en issued nnd topic of much speculation In Tall*
„* ,hr clave SrwaVe t o impew.-n- Its l.dI could be- arocnplehed.
by. While the ship was repotted t J ure Is low enough.''
linsM-e last night. Tho president
*• i
aawl ehargra a n il ' eeieeitlc- *lv
TTiere ii n striking 7e»4'v**t i i ent trickling throughout the |«'»! « solidly loogej In the mud flats, with the previous Germ*
- d o ».I Cedar with o “ fthow down"
i»u\ **• ftimnel o f thr federal enforcement of the Senate, In view o f tho ac
the r * w n jrrr» »«*re Rai'l to to* ln| prr**iongft A« a n-lurn fo(tltierCtT* j d .o toted before the Hoaae o f B. i
tivitlp* of filendv of Royal and
WASHINGTON, Apr. 8— (ISTt
.
■ i ■eew aaBhre rd.muma ot eight
no danger. The ship carriej 413 niany'n "joining
Ihe Jk.ir*|Hsn machine.
—The French cruiser Tourvill
fa rter, Is expected to appoint
having
L r w t c might.
Urc-ftidint
Hoover
wants
no
fold,*' It is expected Huit' the
first class passengers.
, leaiSu-Unr wrmtwr
l a ,t ftngbl the Hoaae wbieh •»
s|Hvia« coniin.Vtee to consider Ix-aring the body o f AmbaatadA falling tide held the ship fust. Allies will ninkr such Dufi'is ,\ur< ra Incident* involving federal
»d»tr rwmjunrn*. wrfB u qarv i-e the ,
n c hranng-> «J \be charge.
Governor foilton '* groun<ls fur Myron T. Herrick, ia exported Ir
After her plight to-rame known sions a> would make n setllopu-nl i ngent*. The deplorable circumdock In New York next Satunlc
Si«|tnm m c < u rv so . h *u n c « f - .
inr
^
' r*'*
removal.
This procedure will In- murnlhg, the Rtoto
•
tugs were sent to, hrr assistance of the re;uiratl«n tangle |qp|adde. 'stnncc-s aurr-undtng the killing of
D*n*rtuv;<
m
J
lH-% ranr^oc* fr«^n «
A«t
vulvv- n series .o f hearing* and announced today, In n d u g
C m i p d t< a anasr e f ahaiai*: wtir*
ATLANTA. Apr" « — (INS1— A l y the French Line. The fog fol
Mr<. I.dlian l>r -Wing la-fon- the Uatimony from wilneaces for the lie Hi* arrangement* Mot rvee- 1. '
_ _ i rrgntm vjrft. agraad Jt* awto to
shadow—the gaunt |<attrrn uf lowed * severe wind and electrical
ryi-s o f her small son In Aurora aeruser and the aeevisrd.
Ing th* body.
,
( way <« Whether the motlrr fthenild C e e y ia 'i elactric chair—today storm which broke over New York.
have been brought to tko I’ reaL
Three cxecutivo srasiona two
Rhor* batteries w ill f i n ■ ns*" j b
aewtt to the Senate The ag-rr- fell athwart the form o f Alvin The Paris left lire? d o ® in Iho
dent's attention,' a n j while no coin- day* hung up a secret meeting lonal salute o f >1 guns wb*n th
aftrr the alerm eat
midst of the storm.
•' j
Eugene
Merritt,
aoralled
“
ahadow
has r m thrwwgV
ment wav forthcoming becatuo li. rerun! In Uic senate. The acjvalors Tourviile steam* Into th* harbor
By U A. M. 18 tugs hadVrarhed
rwnd." Tbe ejoeer young man who
viewed a v a slate nialteV, It can evr udi-d (he lirrsa,11 public and at- At the French Lin* Dock, foot o '
tin
nvaiT^ leave hi* pretty m fe and the vessel, which was lying in the
U- sal-1 that felctal agent* will la- ts-to-, yesterday t-y consider and Fourteenth Street, w ill b* m e
mud
about
a
mile
o
ff
the
Brooklyn
A aorywiar le w la lin railing lar hahy to sally forth ^lightly and.
DBS MOINES. Apr. i t - f lN S l severely ptmUhrd If they resort finally reject tile appointment of tore o f th* 1st* Amhssssd, <
■am the eharges againat Gov- among'ahadvwi o f hedgeeunt and shore. Consideration was given to —Three persons went ropirtecl
family, and representative* ■ '
to sinutur tactics.
Morris Givens at solicitor of I'rrsldrnt Hoover and
r f attrmfdmg to u - a > y a a}'s commit
a
plan
to
unload
thr
fuel
oil
tanks
varlo.
unapeakabbm led and 12 Injured in an eprly
Federal agents are under orJers Hillsborough county. Today's ses governmental departments.
•
auMiae <4 pan Crimea against young women and o f the I'aria to lighten the ship.
morning fire In the lvlikwi«ot
to
u-e
fin-arms
inly
In
defense
nf
sions
were
rr|Hirtcd
to
have
hren
t o fwadv ftlb w p u ta U ft
A regiment o f Infantry, and No attempt may l<* made to free, III tel here today. Th* dead Nil re:
ta n . war or s l a m * language girl* waa. laat night fnind guilty the liner, however, until near high Mrs. Ted Watson, "Red Jttltup llieit 'live*. While obviously therl) devcC-d to Ihe Itoya'J and Carter company o f maria** and bln
Coward public o f f aval* and the im- uf criminal assault and ►eutrmej
will
he
s
m
e
violation
o
f
these
In
ami
on*
nnimtenlif
c-d
man.
I')
jackets
will escort ta* body eases
und
Ihe
governor’
s
recoin
tide, which will o.ru r about 2:30
|Taper grant mg wf fiarulr, ta |wn- l i die may 18.
More than IM persons weie structions, It Is tlw purpose and nicudalton* for the appointment a rasalnn from
th* ‘dock I
this
afternoon.
The
I'arjs
waa
It
was
hi*
second
mnvirtion
n m l o o -pnaemera, ptacvidVtri
irgisterrd. Several person* ffm . till, (mlicy o f the new administra o f W. A. Shields. Gainesville; K. Grand Central Station, Where <
flare-up ia yt-atee- ASrrudy hr wa* under sentrnre of bourq] Tor Plymouth and 1-e Havre. uown ru|ie ladder*. Others ■Jtvry
will I* placed on a private r
tion to weed out uf the service
Th- r w lo t e a war from 13 to I* year* on ronvlethei
rc-|Kirted to have lra|ied A Npsen those- agents who are loo quick on W. Ilrntiey, lltadenlon, and G. Ik fur ihe trip to Cleveland, wh*
I'erklns,
Jacksonville,
as
member*
I «m a* adminn tea lion aap- nf 4 statute ry c harge. TYtr jury
SEEKS BIVOBCR
guests weie taken tu hospital*,
service* will bo held tot Monde| N «tm were able to fiecr a htaef riiick heard the etidenr* o f hit
of (lie slate road board.
suffering from - bu.m*, rut* j|(iind the trigger.
A military guard wfll accompai
Olfirial
Treasury
records
show
during wfcirfc a comBoth
(lie
house
and
senate
ad
oruises.
I|
l
.
RENd, Nev^ Apr. 8— (IN Sl —
that 190 person* have been klllel juurncd *M the close o f today's the body from N ow 'Y ork t
|an tier «*r prweaadore might map dark deed* required only IS min Mrs. Blair Freeman o f lloalyn,
Four
men
were
srrn
to
I
lean
Cleveland.
- t o l . r i a «wwr.e •* artnm.
. utes to bring in last night's vrrthe fifth* floor into the court in sh-otlng affrays between cill- cession until Monday morning
clirt. The roaag man was asked to Iswg Island. N. Y. today filed »uit flom
which
formed
the
first
Boor.
xen*
and
enforcement
agent*
since
, step forward and receive sentence. fLr diverve here from Harry Free Whether they escaped 'he fl*lne» the Eighteenth Amendment he The senate, however. heg*n th*
- Calmly ho vras watched by hit man. prviiilent o f the National waa unknown. I’ollre and firtjtnrn came effctlve. O f this number, W> legislative grind ahead of ached
mother, w ife and aider a* he did- City Hank o f New York. She slice were searching the .veins for (ithrr have l>een klled in Ihe last If' n r . Twenty-Seven hill* were In
Irndured in th* upper branch, one
e l extreme neglec t and cruelty and ■Miscible victims* When the ft*strrn
an.
was paisrd and-the remainder
111' a property settlement from tM-gan only gurata In half the months.
“ Have y*M anything to cay?”
This list, large a* It Is. admitted, were referred to committee*.
cJllding had l>*en areountecj ^or.
be was asked by Judge Edgar F. h*f husband.
ly. is not complete. A* tt>r how
The first hill to go to th* gov
Pvmsrcy. “ Yea," came the reply
many killing* tnay ho directly at rrnur’ a offlrr for aignatur* wa*
GREENVILLE, I O , ’Apr- r
ia a steady vak-r. “ I think I
trthutrd to prohibition enforcement
a local measure affecting Col — (IN S )—With only Might p r
shov'd have a new trial. I do not
ts o f an onriy com prondn ‘
officials admit there 1* no way of umhia county and prohibiting
think the state cam sentence- me to
■ affected with mlU m
telling. All save a few of the states burning forests and marsh lands.
pen the evidence offrru j
*
have
their
own
enforcement lUtIficatIun o f th* constitutional textile atrikora «T
bran.** Tho Jodke then pronounced
__
machines and alato hilling*—sueh amendment requiring n«wsp*psr tween flv* and six
tinuad Idle today In Ih*
CB1GLER8VILLE. Va., Apr. C. curslon, aithuugh rods an d'reels as that c f Mr*. Be King nl Aurora, publication of local bl'Ja ha* prob section o f North and South Caro
I'l..—wro not listed In federal re
were taken along.
—(IN
S)—
I
“resilient
Hoover
and
ably cut down Vhe number o f th*** lina. Moot o f thtm are to r ik n HELD
A picnic luttrh wag token along cord*. ro'.lrs killings are no* In measure* hut ha* not affected th* against th* now "stretch m i « - " ,
• fishing parly arlved her* short
eluded,
either.
The
Treasury
fig
for
members
o
f
the
party,
which
JACKSONVILLE. F U , Apr. «. ly before noon tnday fog an out
speed with which lh« hill* are which require* |*«* labor fag thl''
. Barki inrluded Mr*. Hoover, secretary ure* concern only ea»e* where fed passed. The Columbia county bill •am* production.
—f I X S l—J f' W. Shackleford. 87, ing In Shenandoah Nation*1
eral
agent*
bav#
Uen
InvlWed.
Hovoral agvncUa ara aowHa
was held here today on a at th* headquarters of (hr Kapl- u f'th r Interior Wilhur; Mark Ra
wa*
shot
'Jirough
th*
a
r
u
t
r
in
I'rrsldrnt ‘■Hoover view* thl*
to work fo r a compro*^1
*
oil magnate;
' _ hii 8-year- daa River, during which they plan qua, Ualifonnia
less than ttgo mlnut**.
latlm or, secretory to
Ernest Banks, who, U select a alt* for a permanent Capl. Wilson Brown. Tha White stradily growing Hat o f doath*
Attention o f th* houro waa dlit Is alleged, era* whipped to summer ramp.
House naval aide, and Major with »om* concern. In common reeled to th* appolnUMnt of John F. Rkknrda nd
Una, continued
death fee “ playing bocky" from
with
other
administration
officials,
Long
o
f
th*
marine
corps,
who
TVs Journey from Washington
•P*c4a) rommUH*
to ooAsldar into ati
‘
ha sees in rorh Incident* ai the
will
bar*
supervision
of
the
con
waa mad* ia thro* Whit* lloua*
special legislation affecting avia vicinity.
Aurora
affair
prohibition
being
air omobiles,' but theta
war* struction o f the summer fishing
and
3 RENTENt ED TO LIFE
brought Into disrepute. II* “ wlab- tion and radio and approving'tho *trik*“- cammHtoa nt
abandoned hero and th* party pro ramp. It la th# Proaldsnt’ s Inten
*a prohibition to auccrod,'' aa he list o f employ** hired tij th* * fCB O V iBlLLE. A U , Apr. 8 ^ - reeded lain th* park In amalltr tion to ra n itr^ g a am ai bunga InCrmed Senator Borah (K ) of fictoncy commltta*. Many lagtala—4 IKS|—Altar bring out toft* Harbin**, 5*t*r dropping these for low or aback In tha area far hi* Idaho, In lha pro-eonvenllon cam tors toft Tallahaa*** tonight t*
us* later on.
than an hone, a jury trying thru*
conaktoro on* cer spend Mia vreaktnd a t bom*. Th*
Th* trip was mad* In Ihrro paign. and
fur the murder a t G C.
Mr*. Hoover changed into a
tain
way
o
f
not
helping It to suc real gridd -begin*
White
Ileus*
automobile*.
Two
Caffau,
gray riding habit at CriganvlU*.
ceed
is
to
have
federal agents author* o f score*
** o f guilty, and a * *
Today** trip was mainly for tha hours * f easy driving put th* Uvamsclres setting an sxautpU of Ing for poaiUoo*
lack* today awaited
af aatortlng ■ camp aria yqtsi^MdiaJ party ia tha f c n jt
miniumto th* stata Prison In
JnwjMin^s (n4 vtoUot«.
.................
JD lF I «*• of tbt parkI
SANFOKD CELERYTen'Persons Die And
S a S jfflffJ I E S R M L C ' t X i w i n S K !
^
0
F
S S
CW EEK
H»
Low Price Level ConW ith Little
QualityImprovement 1»
ifttwJsJ tavalry Mo
Beforelnfantrym
AsAmericansWa
From Across
League Of DebtorNationa To Buck U. S.
Is Seen "As*Outcome
Of ReparationMeet
ThniCoiintry
_
'" f
LINER PARIS HITS
MUD BANK IN FOG
AND STICKS FAST
French Vessel, Bound
In NewYorkllarbor
FEDERAL AGENTS SENATE DELAYS
WARNED AGAINST ITS ACTION UPON
‘ROUGH TACTICS’ ROYALL, CARTER
Strict Enforcement I Secret Session Tables
DcmnndedHutRnids Carlton's R e q u e s t
SustainingRcmoval
Must Be DoneRiftKi
Ffcdit Continues To
f.O ost Governor O f
£jS!ate From Office
Fitting Ceremony
Awaits Arrival Of
Ship WithJHerrick
‘‘Shadow Fiend” Is
Sentenced ToDieln
Chair F o r Crimes
Three Persons]
And 12 AroJluri
Io>va H o t e l
S 1i g h t l^^oapectu—
Seen For Chetkin
Carolina S trik er;
Defy
Method
Hoover Party Leaves White House
For Outing In Shenandoah Hills
1
ts s ttto a tl
K
•
�f
w r I . e v v - ------------r
ifs r \> -*sg;h -fl-rC ’LS. i
T—
l m et icon jrronanonals
Man To Make
Wilt Invade British G olf With
Husband J e a lo u s
Field In Less Than Week
NEW YORK. Apr. i . —Within
tea* than a week, they w ill, be
•ending a tanas » f American pro
f seal anal golfers oat to the Brili*h span championship and bew m ‘Ala wUl be heU thlp year
body-and. If they raa have their
way, Hagen will be eating with
the oca fiery help- There ie irn
plnee like Mairfield for wiring an
Anftriaaa'W 'waae p f permanent
DIXIE INCREASES
LEAD IN QUINTET
MEET IN CHICAGO
G i v e n s Held U p
By S t a t e Senate
fCaatlmad Emm
O ni
“ No sir. I fsorod pnVIehy fo r mrh U ••4 im a s w o f my W k r . "
Mrs. Inman la lb* daughter of
•a Indian r l i l ayman.
*
.
TVIIlog llm atory n f Urn -broken
none" Inridrnt Mm. Inman said.:
- I had attended a ten party with
to n * nonwa frtenda. Their hus
bands Joined the party an j I wan
Invited to dinner. I tetephened
Walker and ha soltf It waa alright.
When I retaared honor about
A . JL, he waa esteem I -aid-Walk
er. darting get up.' tie waa very
trunk and at nark me. I couldn't
phone hi ranee he rut the wlrer
CHICAGO, Apr. K— <IN*V— and r raa late the halt railing far
Quarter finals la the University a darter. The hah hoy ashed If
Many Upsets Remove
Favorites From Bis
Basketball Tourney
bell toanuawwt wvrr to be stag
ed fiday. fillowtag a session af
uparts la wkirh the defending
rhiiaptem*. togrtber with aeveral
highly , rat id contenders were
swept from the competition.
The biggest Upset af the lauruey came last night when Classes
It waa at MalrfteU, ths- Ed
High id Ohlab n s City defeated
die Vaa Vteck. o f the Park Ave
nue Van Vlecks, waa given the the youngsters from Ashland,
Ky, IMS title holders. The
score was Id to M.
The East lost Its lone hope for
the title when a quintet o f young
giants from Athens. Tea- swept
over Naogaatarh. C m s, 34 to
10. . The sharpsbeetleg reagers
from the Lone Star State am a
picturesque combination and have
o*m a big following among the
fans.
.
Of the eight mirvleiag teams,
flee—oee—from—the —Senth»_ two
It U a place that divide, the ku■ a a race late only two classes.
One la a professional and the
ether a gentleman. And In rasa
yew are an American o f either
classification, all the trank for
■ M U In that when yuh stole (He
piano, there would be a man at
aach leg In help you rarry h
hath. .
. The funny thing shoot It a||U
that official American g olf ad
mires this typically British mill.
Jade mars Intensely end even goes
■a fur aa to ape It la some tv-
Milane Has Colleen
More Film Tonight
Colleen Moore, typifying tkr
IDA vwukm o f the modern A mer
it an girt, comes te the Milano
Theatre tonight la her newest
First National picture. "W hy Be
Goad?", according to on announ
cement hy the theatre manageone a f (he moat entertaining p c lu ? w _ la jr W c R M ls s _Maofv baa
c»»r appeared. The atory whir a
one m itten especially for her by
Ca.ey Wilson. deals bulb humor
ously ami seriously w lh the egoold conflict o f ideas brtwce^Aire•ent and past geo*rations. ^
Opposite the piquant star at
-W hy lie flood ?" is .Veil llamitl-w.
whose portrays' o f Uigby an*
'lieau (leotr * won him a b e t of
edmirns. Edward Martindrl. IU.i. i
lowing, ISMIis Nat beaus. Ismotn
Mnlmsn and John SL Polu also
appear
prominently
in
Miss
k«*te’ » supfwst in thi, mmlern
■vised) -drama.
from the Middle West and one
from the Reeky Mountain*. The
defeats nf Vienna. C o, ami llrath.
K y , were also ret*d hmong maj
or a pads on yesterday's card.
The Georgians eeperlallv appear
ed ta le the rb m af the tourna
ment—until thev cp *«ed the path
o f B fact-stepping quintet from
Warren. Aik. The Warren Trav
eler* vetoed the famous “ Ann
There Isn't any rtasa conscious- train'’ story to the tune o f ‘.'ll
Maa in everyday golr here, for
Joe Doeks, the prominent raddoAn nnheralJrd flic from Jens.
mastsr who has Worked hard ami I.a, r iw to superb heights is
become chib prn/esslonal Is pan rutlinr down the rugged young
dered te m though he was a man sters from Heath, Ky. *hv as
A
among men. But. nfflriallly. w* olln-r rbwe sro.ro, 3k to r t
ate as elea. Vt British stamtanl* similar victory was that i f the
riN F .nru .sT . s . r , Apr. ft. as wr can remrivr- ta get. Hagen unsung I'ullegr Grove fire if lINHt Mi-. Glenns Collett of
naHunal
wmpaa*.
la aaty Hagen un the acorrlmai.l Ti rows we,, over Ihr highly toulrol Protnh me,
Wilding. W. V s , learn.
This champion. i<»lar ad.l-d 1*. I n
When he plays In our njw-n chant- 'score » a i St |o 30. ‘ •
laurel- ly defeating Miss Vir
plooahlp and thereby Is mails to
Another southern' fire tu n s
{oak Iks a chump because every through when Wheeler. M iss, i|r ginia Van W i- nf < hiragis, nati'M l rurnei up. la tlu finals ••f
amateur in the lieiil rate, the rested Itaton. N. M , S| to II. Ihr lorntjr seventh North a V
prvfl* "M r." for m m , absurd Jackson. M bh. triumpbrol uver South' shampu-nship liuirriaiw.nl
I’oratrltn, Idaho I•"» |.i 11, but Ihr
Thera err certain rlu|ts happilf Far West kept in the running
Coin,
*a
uver
few In number, wlm affrot -.his when J e *
teasing for ereelio-i
Urlilsh rhill and, therefore, air Yankton. K It..- 23 to 3«.
inning factory at Tar.
Today's imirings:
Correspondingly high in faiisr.
Cullege Grove, T .n n , re. Ath
Ualtuaral la unr o f these ami. In ens, Trv.
order to preserve the illusion in
Ja« kson. Mich, vs. Whro-ler
Ita original slate, it h ind as Kj M i».
stub mans re r an Englishman who
Jena, 1st, is . Jies, C»ln.
•rrn looknl down a disdainful
Warren.
A rk, vs. Classen.
m»sv at the club prvantenl. When Oklahoma City.
they rondurlrol the amateur cham
pionship in' I Ilia, Halils-rod dieided the newspeiwrmra into rU**rs,
I with to thank ell friends and
which, as a parlor Irirk, rrproneighbors for their kindly sym
eenta pur fur an> course.
pathy and help durinw the illness
Those who wire on the list re of mv wife.
.
raised credentials and were ProT. A. Grrenleof
■Ugsad te be gentlemen until such
time aa they were found out.
Those who w e rr n’ I . on the list
were Ignored on a vtry large
arete. Gelling back to the Ang
licised camples under which laUir
“ Mlaml'u Mml Popular HoteT
vhe uffirlals nf Ano-ioan gulf,
.Single room* with balk. $2. $ U 0 . U
didn't they leave llill Mehlborn
Double roouM wilb bulb. $3, (1.00, $5
out o f their Ryder Cup rrkctmn*?
There is nothing ’.he matter with
H reproof-------- European
Mehlbom'a table nttenneis.
N. E. Find St. Near Hay Itfasrayoe
HOTEUEAMINGTON
MIAMI
W h y!
STOKES SEED SERVICES
Heredity____
—
j
Vlgilaare
GO LDEN P LU M E
GO LDEN S E L F B LA N C H IN G
A re -G iv in g EsceOeat RntaiUT hrou gh ou t
c
* 1 0 0 , 0 0 0
p
have a lrea d y
chosen the New
Chevrolet
OUR CELERY STOCKS'
a
v
.___
Florida C ttery MetHuau
PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW
.
•
'F or July To October Delivery
LET US FURNISH AUSO
Vegetable Seed For AQ Year Plan Cog
Flower Seed Foe Summer lOooosa
Vigorw—Ferliliier for Ike (Tower Garde*
Smooth Six-Cylinder
FRANCIS C . STO K ES & CO,
• .
SEEDSMEN
C . R . M A S O N . H a n d s M a n a g er
IK M r U i d t r Arrude
Better Than 20 Miles to the
r f c n t 1A
H. LONG
D istin c tiv e B o d ies b y Fisketl
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Modern Driving
Popular Priced Keulaurut iu. fuanectloa
BROOKK-KCANIJlN Corpora-
tiun moving sawmill p’ant ,lu sit.
near Perry..
Florida I'roro A swwialion h«-l i
gulden labile* convent ten at U t r
Walea.
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THE BOOSTER NEWS
Volume 1
April S. 1929
Tight Coughs
«•i
strain throat and lungs sod sev
dangerous. Loosen them up quickly
and"raise lbs phlegm
wish u soothing dosei a f
Cows
careful
■run
ill i>
For the horne t wn
ao rvhanl we mu-t
sigh.
lie hates to see the
rounds gi by.
And spend their
rash in . near-by
tuna.
While oith him HV
always "mark that
down.*
DANCE
Mary Coaioo
Every Friday Night
Music by Mera's
Hyacapatoru
Adm. 7Sc
Ludieu Free
•imply
must
stay
sic her nilh us; we're close
to a beautiful eJd
days Igolf rowroc.'
suto iVroitur -llow uU is
It?"
Mrs.
cou cH m u r
East Hide Primary Kehort.
Preeewls -TH E MORNING
GLORY CANTATA" at > P.
M , April ink. at Junier High
Hekook Public Cardial!, Ini it-
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now
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Number 37
Blanks:
-|'m
P R E S II G R O IN 'D
kieji >ou> rye on m4 a« sure, last my
liartg Walkrr. the
raa ro
high pressure sales •
assn sail of Atlanta
ll iu
for this hoy uill
strut bis atulf with
a
sew
H hipprt
l'starts Sunday. He
to Lassie Tnosrr T
has hwkrd them all
••err hi eight years
of - (raiding
ami
decided
on
the
Whippet.
Emmett Hunt,j>Wo Chest
ssdd his lin t auto- nays:
mobile A<r us sev- spniq
erul yes is ago. te point
again
connected Iput i
with the Kent Ma-'on."
1-r Co. Mr. Hunt
will he glad Is A In
have hit friends b ( n
drop in ami sew Is ui
him at kia new le- ohen
rotten.
-Graham- •liar
1‘algv" is bis spec- Them
URy.
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Uneasy He*;' llie lw.ii! Him urnri
a trowm, MKen (t lira, and lira, and
lilh h , ,
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"A IhtU. Warning I* a dangeroo" tlfl«ir,**_Util that’ a n»t tlic
mayon id many o f ua nro nlxo’ute*
0 buimlcas-■ - ~ .
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R m thdurand Carolina cotton
wai Ili i . um jm t on u atr'ka, Tho
gAnreru ariguld coma to .Manful H
wlarr tva don't have atrilira,
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money nto .Sanford Ly getting lha
•igcruio companlr. to tau (he
■clcr/farm er* fo r their fnvuflx
brand of tlgirvMrs.
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Ponca 1) b Loon la the btg boy in
Pi4 Auunaiitia thaaa.daya, If# may
hiuo found (hr fmin'rain of
bJ| he certainly ha* lived n
nine.
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’ ’R ed’ Cagle, Aimy football
»idn, wont A. W. O,
an<| i*
n* twenty two |i(nir.i innrrhiiig
l att onlhni. Keen the grval* .full
I Otcaili M.il y.
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Irre county I, beginning the
S w jm irnt o f watrfrnrlona. One
tb.»ty •flvtf pound tfirlun vvn* c*.
praa»rd*fri'in, l-'nrt M yu i to Iln*.
.to n lin n iln)
Wwtufiiclon* will
grovr In hrtnfonl.
n /m p A
.S a
tu r d a y
,
e, l m *
a p r il
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tVb who dwtjl, sometimes 'smugly, always contentedly
In southern cities, lire apt fo raise ounhsntls In holy .horror
at the - depredations which so frequently occur In cities
north of the Mason ami Dixon lino, wo arc inclined to turn
( nr eyes nakat/e at gangland Warfare, rum running aditiics, racketeering. Chinese tong wars, nnd chompnirnc par
ties which.sometimes end in a bathtub nnd sometimes at u
coroner's. InquestAt tho very mention of Chicago one is apt to turn up
his nose. Is' this not where men are almost dally pul on the
bpot and topple nt the crackle of machine puns. Detroit?
Jlorrorsl Almost as bad ns Chicupol Citii^ns nro Inkcn for
from••whkb Uwy^never-rr V»x-ifliucii:«v!^«i+>>3ii3atdd
never be tolerated in the Southland- Atui ihink-of-thmtrrrllilo' tong wars- lumimcrchlc 3Uurvi,A.taineac rrumed tlrrwr
with machine guns, or stabbed in tile back, uuil the police
powerless to do anything about l|f evcii in. New Yurk.
So we look at these things, or read ulwiil thiurr in tho
newspapers, and think how awful it is,' and are glad we
live in the South where everything is pence nnd quiet, fiut
If it Is true tlmt the other fellow’s gins* is the greenest, It
is pruhnbly also a fact that another *11y*p Hmnko is tho black
est. I'Yw of us would argue that the South is crime proof,
but wo wnml curia inly tbo horrified In find that any south
ern city lins a higher homicide rate Ih’nfr Chicago.
AlVh ho WO.werc, when v.e rend the other day In the
S[>edntt.r, an insurance journal, mime figures dealing with
violent deaths in various lornlitlcs.'We find that in iho war
torn city of Chicago, the homicide rate is 10.5,tor int'n
100,000; while In tho peaceful liUln.city.of MetrphiK. it iG0.fi for the same number of persons, in olheT words- fortyfeur more killings jwr Ijunucd thousand in Memphis than
t'hlcngo, There must have !»mi somethin;: going on of which
\yc weren't aware. .
. .
Ilut Memphis is not1 the only city in the South-which
needs a cleanup campaign. There's llirminphiin with a
homicide rate of fit.0 ami Atlanta with .15,1 While in tie*
North, Philadelphia's rate is H.H. and New York's only G.7.
New Oilcans, lioustun, Kuvuimuh, Macon, and even Jack
sonville, all hltvo rates far uliovu those of these eastern cen
ters of population. Set*mk funny, il/smp't it ? And nil the lime.'
we tholight we were r.o good.; hooks ns if the joke were on
us,
,
.
T*
\Vo ought to clean htmsf, fitlt nsrihe Albany, (in., Her
ald nays. "Tiie South prohaldy. will hid he n> grcntly horrielY Ill l.lllc 'fi_nTTn_lii troil win ii it
recalls w h a t lias h appen ed in a uoihI n any" o f o u r stnallcr
sou th ern cifA *. O r m nytm w e w ill co n v e jiiciitly fo r g e t, n « it
*- «;» e a s y to d o .”
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Cotton (irowintr \
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C O N F ID E N C E IN
. OCA I. A BTAIt
L a n cy ’s
M A Y O
Whether to eulor o.< not t<* tolor valletlea o f ororyea muit t»o conr.trua fruit la a mooted <|uo*tlor. t-’idt red in drafting a green f«m'.
(hat i* troublinir those InicrratM* tnw.
The Star, wh'rh deplore* the
III tho atate'a . createat Iddmlry
Wl-a- to profcltift drUftc’M cutor- tendency o f krone fruit men to mi*»
inc of fruit will he intro<lii(td-in iiio the coloring room, prefer* v»
the ligblature within a few day* isit Ita truet In tho wbdom o* the
The rnlpper* g ‘ cn frolt ccnmiii- I lif men In tho iltru* induitry- Uy
U-i of llie Clrarinw (Isuro A» <wi- l.yi men we mean those big of
fllhm will also* ’ offer aevcral Uart and *oul and not neee**aramnjdpwnt* of the itrern fruit i<>'owner* o f the, bi>'V'.*t a u eogr.
law. tterWned is ktrenyrhen that it.ey have tonic together tn Xhetr
Measure nnd o l the prrfJnt tine (.'icarlng Hou*e Aroichstlun nnd
"Wlwn P«mn w«a for the party
there '* no way.nf e'tlmutlnx juat made meh changts In the grren
Volt dll w ire foe the etaip,
irulf.tnw n- »eem dcMrnYo nnd r*When Ihe rich man helped the, what, the rendlt will tie. ' ■
The fiu r frtrtn ihne to time, ha pt*)i*n« anil will u*k lha Lagula•*-— poor
dutdcJ tho', coloidnc - o f cltiwa lu :o to re-enact the meamire with
Am) -the- -pmrr msn hrfprtl the frtib* and has none »o far )■• to the ttrnng rttforvx nusit pravuion*
Ifri-sl."
a.i? that Ihe lndu*trv would tie lut they have rccuinmcr.duL. In doing
--—e—- jl f e - ilh t f , Jhitftff_tju-tr al'^olctk*
With ibis limitation GovcrnnC run by iii iardlnir the enlrrinc rJnffifrrinr bt-NirrtrA)' Msto ‘ rom Cut It.nt ih »rd hi* mr-ayu to the iinss cttosidhcr, a* robrlnir of mlarianer o f ugHciftltiri*. who the;
ciriitutiire, Jlo knawa wrl| the frrlt tAInw* thb unirrh'uloua :H p- iMTgn'ae a* their frien.1 nnd n
power of pm tty ifi «um ami pju- |o r or grower to forte on iho c*m*ciriilloiia puldle official, Ktev.rvr e tfiuuglit.-Ktijllah lllera market umipe luenKe.-timl itr.H»e- ti.m t ,,f the rcvlm l grren fr -lt
tuio I, full of tli,ut veraeV^m fruit during the i-nrly sldppln-* law provide* ainlng other thing*
*,!i.it ‘‘for viijlfully and khawiiufiy.
which arc rumple sol
more itIhoiiithl fur handler ir femme than . .'mar* which would lv elmokt ltd- a tiiup'.iiig to rhlp any cittWe fruit
p'iif)file
wire
the
colotinfr
pPKe*.
n.iniiiVjre o r unfit far luinian cuninliU U put In i.iany pa^ea o f
ahxmloivd.
kiiTiitiL xii ihe raminlr.,iuni'l
pni»e.
'Ill^ri' b murh to.hr tahl, linw- in;rtniltnn* Thnlt Tvnfre ^ ’ “S ic-i
\Vu-,Ju« t-whetner ttitf gnVertief t ier, tti I.otb khlej of lha question i,if not exceeding I t day* thcccrtlfwrite* pijctty-himri If l ut he U u aid t 11 i! .uhiftd that nny l»w in le o f n-gblrm ion rr nny packiuie.li r o f ip'K.bfli*. One o f then. piol.liillfn)' the rotorlnir of f •*1* lug house — nnd If tho nltrlupt he
i<in|nlr.ii] Ms mtarthge, *hnuli| uvuidd Hi nd Ihe trd In riuirt. Thr ricompan'ed by tick c ry , fraud
tie ruri'i ,t In r. nnu .,s the rsiifiol iL.*-> cun n-Rutnti the nci.) conltn; liilhc y / t ' ottn-r frsudul.nt ii-.cth
wulb, •■Time is <i thnrp ilixtim- In fruit end prohUt t «i;rh fnllt u* 10,1* *lu ii i u, ii rcvlm tlra indy be
Uop,’ he dee' Tut. . "|.< Iwi tn u d’« ’ not romr up *s the i alahlbh- t„r Su ’ h ■)anger-pp^Oil in' the enrprenxlon rail an I a |eiyioll." Para- nt iiTindsnb T cieg,i hlpiird out rf ini* io'rte. ilial •det-m nm-aasiT.
*"t,'i who i.rn.c'.nv.ncrd tluit tin- llie *t«l* hut it Ik d.uhtful that the
A not lu r amemlnVrnt
to t»>X<veinmint t u u them ns rn ,/ ftyte tan mate an arhltmry r.dti.;- ..I, >| f,up. J.r>v whlrh Rtangtheir.
i.i’ t rmh f*cft liunii he r i m
I ting v.Iff rtail ihh nml weep.
It greatly iT '-a d i'- Ih 'l 'n*occii n
Lrovn i i * ye'lu.v, ney Mini,, ll -,n
,t,r M.V.Ui'it. iua.1* I*, i i.i '■ mi ‘ “Wk
'Ilir r.itrlch,1who hklys lib hfad tan t ijtul.lTe Ihd ru nr of n man's 11mo nnywhci*-1 .;f’ ” tlm f un i*
In the amid V-lien rlJngf'rUncaiei.r, nuktie r.r any either pprl of hts u y rrh l from the lie.* pnlll shipis no favorite with O yie ( n.l- wiariep uppurtl, ee longoa ll ilnc.i tstnt I* preepted.’* Thu vr.d pr**lun. **ln apitu of hich is**-., uu
nul la ru a t a public nobam r. In utkl inbin , ■ of unripe f r - it who
.Mch ihut; many l ive reined to
•a kti-iinr tr'ii- in'uritiff Vif iitrui fiult the, -I . he I III I ril'd in
pa,'.’ he iu> n* / rut In n ru'.hi >
ftw pa-k n g-h~U"e?k ntwi ert*hh* th..
il_«rSit*i, f' < f i v o-trieh iwyehnl- fm'Ci ft inu-t he rentenilorid tint i.ttpvi ora to keep n elmcr rh c.!.
(• n cla v .irblV j. b ’dh early ami
i i ' ' ii-itt. I .'iij- n r-rtatn ty p o’ nf
on b ih rhlppcr and gr aer.
I’ lV sia iirtijkifpindlM, *‘|wind *rlo- btv. ilevchip n scplt i.jigliV cm . s'
A* The h'lur ha* runttndeil from
fiitliji ole . fifttnlitisu in louru<, i line thcyktilra ii (-n l, i* yi flaw ihe beginning Ihe thru* fruit men
rros^V: np‘ 1 d n ri»' i ihrtuHhdt.t mi ihe unlelde and » little , u|urliie k.au.j.kam.llaiir unh Ir.iu.i nnd *tl
ili ' i t !’' * i* V "> : i'; ’ ;''Tnrann n y.i, iiiUk I., tlkti* ain n i'l.vunin it a , a
to tr V jfb U ji .Infirm '•.h>h’ Hut jt o> urke.al I * n miindity. *Tak,- Uy it ln'it.J r. Tl e oin'n1ndn>, i i '. tlu v
I ittvi.n Jlri kcn n f-n /e , f,,i .ii- i'"< nrt'nif It the green fnih tnw
i f 'ly
.i <),; • i. i v.hlrtl v ll
kire e. K in.' I'ai.un llr ,wn* il.i’n will iof.*.,d the roorln g prp.'iaato
iiltinipfet!.' r,.iv.* Oielr attention.”
,,n I'm Ilv id,• during Into
1'in ruih at] rxlent fl at i ' will tie *
.I'li •j'ojvdi ,ut ’ pr<uruni for re- i ' r ijn3 i ally tir*o,-«r thnugli t'e .
ii d l,< m fit Inxleail * f a dolrinient
Ji-»
li.i-*,^ .k ■1 hi n. ' o i |i*.'o» tire i,iitward i ru> ll.’ The Vglrtieia. 10 thy IniltlY. '.v i nil if 1'iry ht'V'
umml ilon, ■
rt
mu I ilb'i rjrl"' h
« IK. t re* t*-.rc*V* •: :t
it in* lo turn ,tr. rn rhaln
n mil).atm- 11 it b«.i- n nnd wIV i n t i t!
VoU
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of i tpirU* in ', nnd mu *. !"• iihruu h ll, • In.,' iripurti»lly. S c cvi ■■ | I 'd*
Itiie
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* I tul Okj-l^ar./llrkfi . t fty* l/l.
(hi n jlu ’ i-1 I , :,l',„ihf l«- "II I,' I 111 let them
•ling lim a to cj
i auge mlor. liiAir.i ,.f lit, j ru>. i .n their own uflnlrx.
>bui up ■ i-.a tirift, f >'|,*;nriif.
VII-, id /
tl„. -tJ-i.n. ^.fv ,1... 1
.• •in flleiit * ifi ,e.„I ' humn*»■ri,><I
f
hud. ig*jj;ptiu'|^
,Tlie H erald h as unliirtiled vqnfidchk'c irt tin' Jligir ilbgrer
o f.ie s o u r e e fn ln e .-s o f lo im tiu lr t'n un ty’i fa rim r s 'a iu l an J l c i r
a b jlity to s u c ce s s fu lly w ork o u t o f wIinUA.er iliffi£'p ltp ‘s inky.
In set th e m . T h e re l u t 'c b u n pci Imf.-.1;n.\ Jtn.pa-i hiiil ( h , i c
iik efitinc t h e c u im in a i
will be time*) In th e fu tu re win u all \vH!' a b r e n wVl(^viH|.tln
’
nn’ lt:i*i*t'J|r*k rrffef nilwautt
n it\ h i:v r o N i i t.t! a i.n
fiirrqer, hut you can 't k eep n g o o tt,it^ | p -(lw n ^ p J 's ijn > fai ni- +*; J 'litnr I (Jt) '.le .n .ahjiik-, U.i t
■ iili-„n r;ililj< 'j)il i n n
lhhd'*i
ers a r e all gn:>d m en.
a t ,t , ' • v
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w*.o i ir. tty IV'k » f eith e r.lt'lOVrr ng (
The Tuii.fin 1. 1'.,i u
fr. Grri#r:<| Jorge Miehel,*i,*l,<l rinnW r l i a v e iH teii'm uch iT i/^hw lcij.iii. ( b e plm ls o f s o m e o f the i;.,kcfqoc W: I n "l particularly
in ov«r •>>’
i, BUtrnlui of ilir rliiliuuhua riiaWivt,
rtttly renmnol ih '. i-t rutt ing XV- gr.'Urul pi.\!nu«)y
•ire
,
tho
jidiii
In
hl»
tner.-nge
wc
«.i nirotvSig Hu
a comjio; n for a lot ny jmlilliiiy. th-Jin lo g r o w rot (on tliis Htnrim r, \ye hrii- nul persnaally Md|*k,. |,,.-. tj *keen to l'*.,,rila . iUeiicc oathi'tcd duriiiir Vhe xi.ut: i . iI j .i *nouti'll'-:.U
o f C*ui:t.
clim a te m r)l'ogi»ni lhnt in'the final mnity___I Ir'cn ’ y twriito-flvp ycor* old, fam ilia r w ith tin* a d a p ta b ility » * f-th i r
of urt illegal y ntmhnu I Jiq u or
^ nu—UM'—exmiLJinktk.
‘ - ‘ dv the 'younfftiit-iranetnl ,tx coMinijj In it Jlmse w h iin r c tell n^- ih.’n - i l l s l y e r f i r l l y j»>> ... m» i-oluw.m ac i,one
mem,
.......fiom
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_v rufd nn* o f ' titir, ^
Jrld/ today. Ilut tve *omo- bln to g ro w niuw'xri’lfcTlrlm iiiiT iif X ^Ciu.'TIcJc at a rensun? U 'C lig ^ h will help (he xtale p. I lniee (n n court o , tuxe iippct.r* to tver, 1* why hive eniatant ni .ri.
n b ly .io w
'ox'l *,l i . f y j
r.f j e c i i i y i^JTfp1^ ti*1 >Jtii
ft Of gtlnCa ruid
__crim inal ,f ,
but their tr-xl value tn
o th e r par Iji o f th e iuiptli
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and
ilb
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will i foil whlrh will pridin'dy
remit
d'f ll.elr m|ieHx r*'a found In the aid
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»I?ir riint
T h e y nlsn toll u j thutM hu grn i.’ iiju, riffr o tton need ii.it klffo ufd.' 1li( ,ltir debt* a n th fe
_
to' ’ p:<ibn for
Si aa/V’tt hrmblnr !n tliC'Jn.'h. i^jtr r f e l e ’ w ith th e pln n tin g o f i c|cry j n th e I’ell. I f th e cot* ■’ ft i i,i*j In' nt id und ^ ii the i»’ ■ tl, i|lk.inb-nf o f rhinre. sgalnxt ; tiny ear) nivt* in Ivratu'atlue
fo g ’ nuir.her . f xiefk ii'lrnt*. f.u 'c r I . , j., ,
tiu w jx in pA'f "' l ‘i
. . n vllo .Jioiinal, Um nut for'
|,’c o f 'I'li'i i.l i*«xhi. pm uny' iiieitr
iltt* ll'l, til coil 1. tUlltIK on lie
m inhltig. K ii, H urr It nu ernrity tun Is planted thfrt m ou th , it w ill lie. really fo r piik H ig s u f f i- wb‘ th; i. / \ ■■- do n *vHj'.!i"li 'Pall.i irt*. wifi he nc-' t Jit , ? ( t f f ruun
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.. th■■ < rfultikejr of
fo r that; the- tH-nnltv mnri When d 'c n lly betori! O c lo ^ r r ami N o v em b er t.« allow f u r tiri'ttCriug
s u‘ kr 1"etr ’.i v j' (rr.l u, . " \i’r 'hu \i (/i It1u t Ina j.t >*i "tnnt -■Jtokir x, 11. i,i Ickt. ftlty per i - til,
Vou lea# niun tli.m >O'l ,u Mnffi,i,| in
n . it
m i m si nun.
l i i.'j io
soil.
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Hint tin
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fo r euttrui. hittt-Jh * i . i r- lii« tfiw , ii .jcvfhftani' In- x IIhowl ptUhorlly hi ,h “ h ir» ' . I.i I l ' „
, iii. r In \Jx .bigg r un-l
' Thol * wtcit tbiv .ft Unr*it ilT
irr iA'liift o f ^ i c c iiffo ii will n
ot m ake it lit r e - - mi v 'to J'rctil- ; i>— .plNHietiiunkcHinOf rovjxrt,t*,* viiw nf flu, fyi’t thru* ii n jui>t>
nut
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It An uliiofidmi -it io il' hmiic
u nt ilett.e of hi to low l'l„ T, |(m,, ' . i i, . 1.,In, ■ their thought on ’ her
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'bnvil tlu-pe*". * i'outd be careful nl |, np •< I iduna, • if the colln - r llt 1 cxempL ion t xx.
in „ iin u-Lr, g veu few- men m lJUi' inahtrg problem . II, ’ p no xvlii already b «» the taJg.'kl grin,
K f l *ive inviilAlllll' puhlliity t> lio i * le ,x, of Itn* * ii r.
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'fin a l i\.ell liuox. Mr
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wmarr o f ft.. i*,nvg 'f u l l la j mut-h money Id
thnl, M li; . ii'iTin, r; or in k Ixvioi to-r. width *xi* term rrvjit
VodtfcuSd tho tree, f A. M. Ut,.
cry In r rlnply in a f|Ulet nnn- Ii ’ * Mrx T n , hnx*xrr In rrpi* |rcb xi‘ t-n ■* ll Mle<t th l e ll of Chilean nl rnle of , ,,1,| t han. H -ri!* far I l e a Id t r i* i liu ir
,'V i f (l.e Ruby I.:.he Nanor.,-*
lentaii ii* in,miter. Unfortunate, l.ll • llllt. nnd to I'lollh- .mnll* kill.** (i, l,l , t\')etli,r ihe itmilui'- thukd imitAu nxcanl i f ,, h ,, fuitg an it vvltlgliuw f x in l hr l i, ■It I, :,rtt complofed, thi* will loaf.'
lm x'ttfr *■.lag tie ripht .mil ad,,, ti. ef the IU t iln Itela i lied:
and nl, | MeXan. ■ , hotg to, there i* the lrnm e I appioxtmlirly ItlO aertr in grovi
ly, Inr.eci't, it Ii3|.|hiii ull i,.'i iliix llenNd in tvxivduy de dlnr*,. A roeinlliti will preperr r •••"i it - I i ip to
Kiutinon* grxxx IH.ii l„, hel* of ol nee tut they tiny win, A.ix and
fteqiienUy ihnt xklwn puhlliity
lo ri.ii) Vfc|HVl* I'lk.itiu it far nhle bdr datii.n i n th i. matu-p’ vie < tii to the arm at a K »i ef til a'.a'.iitoTik lo the cuntraiy „ri xxlticit M John* n wll| have lo *e.
I bit p tv p on y l* lura'oil pl.xut
withl ihl, thi o'x ,|>> I ur<| i'll in lm I" i jimI kUher
la
in aid ic: me nit pirpiied to my.' (
♦IC.7S. The market value of Id* tm ft*t i nmoblljige, Intrndrd to ,' ■ r u i n inilr* toU'Ji of (own on the
"ni di 11 xml ',| manat r.”
lilt'*ch, n to i ollxn t their liills. ll
i v 'l r t I* it 1,1., law* on (Id ■rop wu* llllt.;:.,
I'otir hurt- >. xf{4imt inhJutui tlio Pt’ xtuy. lntnpu big'-n-ay - f i r m. land lira
•h,idd Ihrirfnr* I"* do' aim or the u l'J ft, low ex-r, m e a c ninaii) ill.d nn | ■'ghty.llvn Plotidu -J it o,'f#r * » w * la-fore, lb * antb n c pb V.
11 I* dljfl.-klt to XXOik lip oil- J''f**,*tl-n‘ .i'i give a I ponilble a d raunn i t i ndii*. »in«finen*. |xi n.er* tilth toy* xv■■r,* in thu* xuidiat, inVqlcm'ant »honlittnnke lUcif le! .
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xi dl rnftkiuaiit Jmlti iln- ...*nl* .a'-'i'iei-tin* to cni-A’
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Vi.tpra io ttoceonlcn: in'he *.t l
ritm; t’ity Courier,
j.lann nntuiig-cufferxl* with
klovlnr and lie pnirh'te.
l<■; llimaia tri>Ht huulnenn*. Tit.)
r t , t t.egir.lnlur.' t>v tho tlixa-u, • |t. T. li:Inure, piitulpal u f l d l
Iiigti h ■ pre are xvlio have (alt
tcvcial i id ,ti t mil, hi m* ui p uviile Ufuny leeplad •» (or the . jio * would you tlkiil to huxe loargiT lh>* rtlfilig ftlow* l ave rt.ri e V aerdrtny, ■ tn luitltutlop
id their III,'lit mi,| |<4t*l'.rx tu\- fiainiwvllje. iw.'i,inpanic«|'h) ,l>e- nook ..ml Ili ad heal lo K> - out el lai n that 'M i * ! - n who It’ d tu lt*,l. ihi'ht I, iiM-a hbi.UxJ l,y r.tx ■xhith It doing much for voeatlnco'
k--*wi,. !ri".i Hem. An.l i|
x,'ux Vi ki'ian. '■*j| ( ixlit ngeiny |«>ing hi* x(i1,f.e afi. i l«> hi* y i li ; , ' -' I., tween -landing l’ la] Ii mtiluex'nn Id flout the (akVKn,- (i*4 nteg among lha rahxrtd Joudi
I V,i in.ike u mri'tlna a,anniti ■ i,:U i„i"t iho Oilaml., . , ixit| r . i d i ' i)h!< I, L'vtang to mi it.i- mutiny lor tmtrd.’ r of id* lll ,t tl> \,ifi Veto 'die 1,11 p ,. -1 cl \Veat h lurid.', loiu gl.t a kanirth*
ner. I*f yx*UI*i. Ihe leg >l,il i v'lfe. nr ewaplnp into old Mexjro?
k-e i, i' i. ip pep xxhnli ii. (,tax,Titian o f tin- I'lmida lletail
Ifl the rvfnt (he u iorlatnxtion* ef I.I* wlntrr gar,I n jgiaa tn ihl*
^•-e,l ,.i i. " i iiho don't kllo.v t.lCxlIt n**, jlatlen ll'»t week. Idle nnw on thf tmikx wa* dvdumd to lie thu>v* the latter, loti will ur I pritnunrianirfil* indix-adeg Ih? r<flc*i thi- week The ortoa g.lth.v*J *ra a tex'end r r p. nnd *h >.t
K>, x - iiin,' t<> p*j tin Ir nault of ihe doi'I , ratlan of lie pistect i„ of ,; men frsni t.ppto .* prf.hab‘y »ee (hr tiny lie’', w *b he mlcnl'mi' on th» part of the i
lull well Ju*t who- tan ht acrontgut hr flag, widrh inriudrd tu n ny
uhnt
xxIJ until id tuunngrrv, ntlniixey* „iin iv|>r» ii* , iiilfltr*, M.,nf or tr u e lux,, bid r,-mi.!nt,1 hero tn dir lefUlatt. iriek crowd I* “ leant xcoU etin igh pli*hrd in (tutf glotnOg <n rinal'
ire, howyier, nartioa* uguin. t
ry
'I lie efftn t liiadt vUfativo id nl r-a**ft nf I,leu- <1.- old ilui'tjr’* pri' etx- wliii'U (tax,. ihly In the i'lrct»je ru*i.. -lloui- •d tie" and give mr-r the idu« of xigotablet in lh a c limn rt-. Th
I lilting '.hi, u;:h the i.ext lagtyUIan ll«x;.IUt.|ifUh,
lilay. b’ m l Ih-nder, I i f huuu* ’r. thr ktalu, ha* b.-en ii, o go:xi* |,y the boa'l*.
t . r m l, taxirable In ita reivT- tner glvrn it* had nu ravaiicat
pier »t„ .do r» xxas it,', i . - i. i.innil up h> Mr. Vrt.i,mtiu, who
ItotUie-* hr- advanrid loyond
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air a:reptr*l bv the iaw-abhl II.,Vo- nnd we re t o y niuc'i itijoylx Ihh; fou law, air moiled ut -in* 11age wheri- it if, I.* every law* rt D khlelxl fur their own uiit- i,tr *nd kolf re*pecilng ficnplr of rd h\ lha nlitnr ami Idt f i tody—
.'iiduhle, uinl lit*
eppot'iunity (,, appro** tin |Oibt*e. ilfdng*.
led ix ktrp In Oxe ;nl* (Ime They nit}'
i’u Itgta !t ntay hr put down r* a clarianua T ilu c-C u p rir.
1, A inw xxhe idn a nmrrinl r'lnttd.ud, i f oiirruliiina nnd clbi-What tva* larking
f t ’ I* tn h* hoped that the pre- xx laintx thit a **»HII hunt am >n„Six rratra o f rarttuhrr* l,rulight
Vt, hop# aii|| t'dlrx r r.o» muy b i i:cnnir In-id not lu rx- af "a d , have largely m u d the vent Irgitl'dure w it ,fk (It tn l,p ie.ben of Uo- Srnattatul 11note
. .«J *-*n'per K M xif hi* >alary, nor CVl * Wh.(*l out pICMTIt J.IW* W.Tl nuktt koti’ e rtvii'eiiG in the law a Mi'bbx'm*da at TallthaiHo an *ur» to the local platform Monday a lin hard woik in
lean limn ID |ht rent.
’txrnoon -aid for |(S ra»h. linxv’a
I ’hamhrr o f Umn- , *'• A hail elictk law that will he deugnrd In prexonl! The pen*-u- of garnlahment, had rhreka* home- M R etlat!. d p/iuint upDlt to at that for lnicking
ip
llardrv
lufll ha* Mv; tig. |)i*hi)tx>'»l dobluis *tead rxemption*, ond morrted tain lha dcirivl end. Kvcn with
(next few month*. effective and very titular it, (hr uix Uking iln- out o f date credit
xxxuitan'a - properly;
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"Miami’s Most I’ opninr Hotel’'
,Single rooms with bath, $2, 52.50, $3
Double rooms with bath, 53, 51.00, 55
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JHM* W. Sci dDil Ktlrrl
Hrniih Ih.tltr Shop
107 N. Park Axe.
K r j t N i n in :
HOOF R K P A l R l N t f
Trade in your plod furniture
at Wag’ nrrr.
Jaa. II. Cowan
Reeling ;n Mont Hc-al
MILK
WATER
,
Ib-tgwnvl (fairy
Minting ii Aftarrom Ltijixory
I'honp Ut
fV|X Cure
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Watrr, limt’a all
I’ lkun* I!T7
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THE BANPOOT ITETlATeD, SANFORD FLORIDA,
Social And Personal' Activities
b ' * * «" »
v f J• ^ e ^ rt^ o* #«■*>.
Jt. * m i m *J i
SATURDAY, APRIL 6. 1929
Crystal Lake Club
Mrs. Brouse Honors
Has Annual Bazaar! Evening Bridge Club
"Just So Proud” of Her Boy Harry
0:30 P. M.
Evening Prayer and Sermon.
7:30 1*. M.
Wrdnrulav
Evening Rector**
llilile C b m . 8:00 P. ,M.
VHItnr* ronllally welcomed to
of the nervier*.
Mr*. J. E. llV*u*e honored the
The fryatal Lake Social Hub
held il« annual bazaar on la»t mendrer* o f the 'Kerning llrldc*1
Club and a miml**rv>f other friend*
Tuerday evening In the eluh rAom*
with a bridge • party given
in
of the Cryttal l-»ko Hotel with
Thunntay evm ing <1 'he home » f
Mr*. C .. R. SIMc l, assisted by Mr. and Mr*. It. A. Nrwmnn hr
Mr*, Chkrif* Trcfry, In charge. Ro*e fo u it. Mr*. A. P. Conoid Iv
Tbr club _________
room* were, decorated WX* mv.irilnl . hixh acore prlsr
Mr*. Ealle Swaggrity and faru-_
with Sprfhg'*fTovrer*. phlhi ’ Iravre f among the Talies, White F loyj A.
tty fjicnt bji*lrr Sunday wllh M *.
The members o f the Orlgtnsi
1 Palmer wn* given high ncorr prise
I up Kate flu b were honored w tn , Sam Fleischer left Thursday aryl fern.
Swriggi rly’a »l*ler. Mr*. N. Hae»
MONDAY.
luncheon and bridge given by Mr*, afternoon for New York where h,
•The folowlng program wa* pre- •meng «hc wen. F. K. Roumlllnt
•ell nnd family. In the u llrm oin
The St. Agnes Gdild veil! meet b. ftL'CuIlovrny on Thursday ntic - I vill *per.j acme lime on bu* faest.
a j.
*
wan prrscntnl with rut frit*.
err Kn*ter egg hunt wan given for
•t > o'clock in the parish hou»e anil noon at her home, on faim-ron
• *
** , .
The riKima o f Mrs. Nrwrmanlw
the childiigi.
tea will follow the business aeaalou. Avenue. KueJal luncheon gtucst*
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—
tKom
e^
npr^ rr, ssrtw-rnrUlTot
W.
J.
Bennett,
an
tin;
1 .
Hire
A dlaenision o f Africa will-he In wort* Mra. A. J. Onion o f Holtbn, „ ,, „
Mr*. W. II Gmrcv of Sanft rd
llarr,- 1l’,iaitip
We*trr.
Hr ft
occaair ri'and
uw uh
u i*
lr viaitliur
vtktimir Ur*,
Sira w*mwe.
►owmte.- •
." • w a r —- - —••••;• r."
M ru^w
hu
un
dulged In at this lima.
Afail
ton* n caller nt the home o f her
2.
thuur.
.
“
An
ceflltm
rCW
JtH
Tub.
and
M
-crK
V^vOC****-**
vptTSXlvn
tail SVcTlori. 4AB*.Mon,
' I*1 *fp
idViHjr
*T,rrw
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Tfr
wwttryvrty
rdr, BiwfF
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r
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a
" Cirri# Ntrmbrr One of thePrr*- A
von and fnmt y la*t Tueadayj s _
" an j bncrlrxrf gladioli, nitrr*. ro*e»
Of (Julnry. who i* the hoove frrert *
*4g+rr l*M p|M »flflll*, i» rafM- Riant he White.
bjrterlan - Auxiliary will meet with of Mra. J. (i Sharon. Rack r r - , !y inn’rovinir.Mr. and .M>w. Ituy Fnlt* ha*-#
.1. Song. "Ro»e Srary'*—laicllte and larkspur.- The* faltir* were
J.-ewfc*—m re-xr^thTthalrnian. Mrs. U. II. Rtnwti, ctivril n k ft from the boater*.
deaigneil with a dimmer acetic and
Andrraon u( Sanford.
1114 Park Avenue at 3:30 o'clock.
Ml*. Martin Hoyle, who apsnl
Luncheon » a * w r r n l from th e' -Mr*, I! J.' Holly Jr. and eon.
4. Hurt, "VenH Ian Cartilval — further rmpha*ired the color note.
Circle Number Two of the Trcs dining table which' wa* centered Robhle.
Refreshment* cen*l«llng o f a
the yui.t ouw k w lb her huabO.nl
arrived Friday afternoon Mr*. C. Trcfry and Mia* Ethel
byterian Auxiliary will meet wltli with n howl of yellow rn'u IIIIIcj*al*d ccitrae were nerved at the
nnd *im returmal Sunday to her
from Atlanta where '.hoy have llyollalne.
the chairman, ftlisx Iwtile Cald Sp.in!*h IMa ami »t..uce while the
diprcr hour by the ho«te«». a*»l»;In Winter Park.
been
visiting
the
former’*
parent*
ft.
"Ilarm
’
nv
Boy*”—
In
thr
well, 110 Eait Seventh Street, .it place card* we e d clim cd a* En»ed
by
Mr.*.
R.
A.
Newm»n,
Mr*.
Sarah Hiitrhlnnon,
Goik) 01.1 Summer T im e " -3 . "Oh
t«r tionneis in yellow ami luv-n* for the part. few week*.
JllO Velock.
Snnrurl
PuJiriOltand
Mr*.
I*.
I.
•l'*nt
the pnat year at point# In thi
Hem Golden Slipper*. ' - 3 . "There
tier. Tire talic* were pluCerl In thn
north, retiimill home
Circle Nomher Three i.f Ihc Uxing riKim i.ml run porch which
I11T, w a. || Man that Had ■ Ocat." Tl*r«*Iier.
Mr. un.| 3|r», it. 11. McOanle'*
ago.
Presbyterian Auxiliary will mc.'l were adorjKJ uilii KlUp d ragon -; nn.l ilnugtllcr, O i-xrnc rind \fr* H- IVarr. A. John*on, C. Steven*,
Tho*e preaent w rie: Mr. nnd 1
Mr. and M u Will Ogteby i ml
with the chairman, H n . W. I*. Uid ruHt-a.
Mary lVrky, loti Friday aftei* R. Houghton, Mr. While and Mr. Mr*. K. F. Houaho'iter, Mr. and :
n lu t u J ln — Frank Wright, *p> n.
Gregory
com
p’*ed
the
“
harmony
Cooper, BOG
Halt Eighteenth
Mr*.
W.
C.
Hill,
Mr.
an|
Mr*.
It.
At the contlu«!on of the (tarn.**. noon for Brooklyn. N. Y after
W.dnrnlay with fdrnd* in Chut
Street at 3:30 o'clock.
ih,» rib: on* for high" neoie wer*> 'pending the winter here nt 013 laiya.'*
A. Nuwm*n,-Mr. _ nnd Sir*. F. R.
Until.
1
:1
_
*1
.
.SohwMlldre.1
RrWn*on
of
pr*tented
to
Mr>.
Samuel
Pule*.
RoigniCwt.
Mr.
^nd
Mr*.
Waller
S;
Circle Number Four of the Prm"
Mr*, t'har'e* Bnlea who hat
Park
Avenue. _ _ ________
Sanford. *
' folrm an, Mr. and Mr*. Ralph
_____________
_
lorn lamflned at her home with
byterian Auxiliary will meet with tun. M<a. E.'M. liolluway, Mrs.
Mr*. R. Houghten anil Raymond
inllurntn,
I* rap'dly Improving.
Wight, Atr. an,| Mr*. Floyd Palmer
E Roum Hot and Mra. A. P. CTm-l Mrs. A. J. Guy on „.-R o*«on.
the chairman, Ur*. W. C. Erickson, niiTy.
Rail hvl charge o f the program.
Mr.
and
Mi*.
i>.
1„
Thraiher.
Hr,
005 Laurel Avenue, at 4 'o'clock.
• Ma*a. In *pending reveral day*
At the conclu*lon o f the pro
lhu«e prr*ent were: Mra Frank
Ft. Myep* may have f 100,000
• ' •Circle Number Five o f the Pres L Miller, Mr*. It. A. New man, here a* the ‘gue. t o f Mr* Samurl gram the booth* were vUlted and nnd Mr«. Samuel Ihilealon. Mr*. A.
Federal building In near future.
J.
(iuytn
ef
Beaton,
Mn-»„
and
hume
in
It
ir*e
Ihe
following
were
In
charge:
Pule*
Ion
nt
her
byterian Auxiliary will meet witn »Jr*. F. J. tJonxnlrx, Mr*. J. (!.
fhnrlr* T n fr y , toy*. Mr*. Kill*. Mra. A. P. t'ormepy.
the chairman, Mr*. J iitum Gillon, Miarun, Mr*. Meade A. Luve ul Court.
MELBOURNE—TV-Irphone lire
Mr*. Mu.erav* and Air*. Wagg.
1101 palm***" Avenue, at 3:30 Quincy, Sir*. A. J Uuyon of Do*bring in .tailed to local airport
tori Sir*. A. P. funnel y, Mr*. F.
o’clock.
MU* Olyve Newmim returned fold . Albert.' Juhninn and How- P. T. A. HAS KASTKII PARTY
K. Koumlihit and Ml*, humuil Friday From St. Aurriifllnc where erd Boiler, Ict cream: Mr. nnd
Circle N uialtr Six of the Pres, Pule.ilun. .
The Geneva P. T. A. gave hn
M r., « . Fowler nnd Mr*. Hyot*
'he reprc.'un cd Sanford at the jdalne.
i j".
hyttrlan Auxiliary will meet with
void drink*: Mr*. 11. Boilm. i Ea*|er party la*t Monday after
•nn# M.iimiibt itll ltjrrv Maunlnf, In*- *»m, Chief Oftlecr of
Prnco
da
l/Hrn
Celebration
th
1
*
J
^
1
Ah# ehalrman, / n . Henry Mrl.au1" *1 Mr*, f . Stev n. ami Mr*. R. Boll, noon nt tbe *i luiol limnr for tin*
a and e.i.licro in t l f -ri rte el tin* Muflda lb - ivUmunt.-d
week.
randv; and Ml** Ethel, llyotl*|ne ! ehlhlren o f the nhilil^ After *
lln, 112 W eit Fourth Street ?r
a* bicUial alien die U .'i ill llilUV-tao rtf* immU-rt uf
V
■«hott inerting when rc|Mita were
the I *4*4uia.
and Arthur John-on. fl*H pond.
3:30 o'clock.
Th • next mcetlm* will I., held read fr> m the tliffen-nl ronmilt*
Mr. nnd Mr*, f S, ‘ Emcr»on
Circle Number fVrvcn o f the PresThe VVr .t S de P. T. A. held and daughter, Mr
Bait Slup- ■in Tuvadne and will l>e the la.l tee*. Spa, t\ II. Widte giue on
by tael an Auxiliary will meet with
221 K . F IR S T S T .
entertnlrmnil which wa« followed
mrellng until ball.
elite litellilUle luav bo r, ad, ) h>i •
t‘hutch *ScH**d. IhlS.
the chairman, Mre. Jsmv* P. ItUge It* regular iiuetlng mr Thur*da> heril •f Ibrry. N. ||. who have
liy rvfnwhment* ecrvPil hy Mr*.
M'.CM
ij
O
ii
the
aciioot
uuittbn
lum
been
penu ng ihe winter in l.ik.
rowed or pure luiM.I l i n o .li.l V
Mntnirig War*hip 11 :<tO.
457 Elllptt Avenue, at 3:30 o’clic'
P. T. Wakefield.
Mary left Saturday a vrn oon by
t nmti,m | ii.bat!'F7 T U T
•‘I Sunday* ami h> Inlay * ’ ll out
Circle Number D e b t of lho with the re.it'r^ chairman, M
ma
V
l " l'*-n. l-t.-i.l o r. Jl.^— lu-etl
-fo r - t hen—Ito rite:----------------m-aiiog
Evening Setvlie, S:Oil,
.11
P. M
M ene had 'rhmge 'lif the tPc
Presbyterian. Auxiliary wW
x.
V , oidial wch "lint ext n,Id to
hnnl and itv en b d euiR of tin
All a I wel "ino I,i attend flic
with the chairman. Mr*. P. J.. I opr nrd wllh * ''.Vaiertfa*' u.rd fha
Mr*. W. W. **. Smith and daugli.•ctviee, fin.) lo roakV ......... tbe
Thraaher, Rc.ao Court, ut .1:30 Loni', I'ynyrr . ft, r WhKh liio
Special aervterV veil I :• held n* children vvilh* >* bngliiR. colored „l
fol >wlng program wu. prrmit* t< r. Mi-* Ehxalx th Sndth. Jett T ift ..Vb'ik Sunday ev-ning in Ln*hot. Mr-. Wdtitini Killwe' and
o ’clock.
rending i.eint
I ridgy tliiM'fllllg for He .do where the Sab nt ion •.III*.- Hall in the Mr* Krlie S''nimer»ll| had ■hargo
SI I. Sill l.’ S I III IM II
Circle Number Nina «.f the IVc-f i-nnii* for Ihe other chd.lnn
rub., Mr#.. S rl'a P, Arrington. thy e ill' -pen 1 the week-end wish Sr idc l.ulillnt in honor* iff
Fi|»i Mo*.. \ t\. M.
h u n t t i i itist i \n r m iM U
byterlan Auxiliary, Mre. A. II
First Nnt’l Rank BUM.
fttu .Joi.il Sj|o, Mu,, E A. Emit- Ihe fiinicr'* nn tiici, Mr-., li. F, ' Found r'a Hay which i
being
( ‘atcrldam Ktlft A. M.
Ninth im>l I’nluii tlu \\»*
Wallace, chairman, will meet with h a u , r, nrrnmp mini
ftb
Roe.
*
of the
Hanford, Fla
by
Mr*.
e.
I,
lit
riled
by
member*
Scon.|
ftla**,
.10:00
.\.
M.
riaiiik M. Murlfi, I'nfilur *
Mr*. II. It. Steven*. IIJI Park A t"
tlroige l.tCnmple.
's-lv n ti n Armv nil over the w'( Id.
UiMt Si hcsul, Si; Id,
Hue, at -3.30 o’clock.
ftlary
Ilo**hly uf Lee, Tb • found' r. William Booth, wli>.
'l l !:. Sujit. T. W. lain too.
W«»r*hlj» mill t tuimimiluii, 11 riHi,
HIE FIRST METHODIST
Business Woman'* Cirri-* of th ■
1’ 1-ina S i n, Mi** l.aeillp. j; hob. Mum ., who In* lo-t-ri vird .tng bet ■die I n rin lly , would have Lein
Sri
"T h f 11*Mti'i A f1111111%**
r i l l Iti It
Presbyterian Auxiliary. M bsPcrrv
Reeling on. I S. V-lft Group of iet'iher amt ffater-inlaw, Mr. and tdrt year* old nt I he pr-d-nt time.
Iill! 4j l»II Si"id'll1*,« »■i»rV1vi1« HI” f 'InlintK
uH Ftii|r11v%
»t's ii::(11,
W.
Lee Dell, chairman, will m t,l v.-p). Flirt tlradd' B<
Rutirmnn, l*n»tor
|. \
IV’ lloc idy, 11 tii Went He founded thc'flr*t Pali u f'J h "
ti#*y I'VrTjp Siiiiiiii)" hicmlny nt t1u»
IN
mint:
S
m
ih
r,
7fill* Srnmm,
Mira Cha.-lotte Smith, W rit Sj.Ic
Salvation
Army
la
,
s
;
r'
Mib*
i
Simay
rchool,
>»»:«!
A.
M
*
R.
W.
Friday
Mi** L ow
Turner then *an- Ntili let-nth •Si reel .eft
Wunian'w I lull, :?|f« S Uak Au - •’
mri l Kmphmid/*
Fml Waale. on- of the P- ’ f ' '' ’ vs‘arv. auiniiniendeir.
at B o’clock.
r.oorieed that nn educational ma- for hi t home.
^ t l o n * o f l ^ a n . and Mnw.thnt
,.lvlllhinp
,,
A j,
by Ihe Tiut* nt 11 iiVltiik. Sn'tjtk* | fur*toV«»u *»rr invlirtl iu nur»hip with
‘ American I-fRlon
Circle Number One o f lb» Flr*t •Jon picture would be 'ihuwn at
morrrnv •'Ittirrality.'*
time the Army h»» *prtnd Into
IIH.
Auxiliary
Mr*. William SViUon returned St different eountrii-n and I* be- 1* " r‘
MsihaJU u Cbowb. Mm. p. F Win- the Wr*t FM# Auditorium at I
* ,? ■ «
\\Vtiti<-»*li> rvrnlnir
it n ie r t
atead, chslrm *\ -vrl'l meet -with o'clock mi Friday afternoon, lie- THuraday Slum Miami nnd Palm Ing preached In TO language*.
I -unonunion aervlew Immediately
whirl)
#l«Siti!.»
#
tcBilimmlr*
|»f
HOLY
CROSS
CHURCH
Mr*. Frank Karri*, 703 Pnlmc'lo for the uh'eiirg r'ovej Mra. Ar- Bench ivTirro »hc yp*’ nl 'rwo week*. ••W^r rrin f'’ Icllincf i>f thr prrowlh filow lnir tlu* hrit f •rnimn.
rhHuflati S 'iin n luiiliiiiTH nfl* nl*
Rvv. Mortimer Glover, l lc c p f .l
Avenue, at 3*00 o'cl ck.
tbi’r IbvAwllh Wii* cle ted Uieu*- Mr,,. Wiliam* I* I In* gue I o f.lje i t f fh»* Ariny mnv la* t'twirhLXcuci-L- | ^ u # ^ .4 i « i i i u i i ! * tli’vnllomil
liifil in Ihi' Witnifiii's Club nt
r inv Sunday uftcr Faster
. ' /
Circle Number Tun nf thP Firrt urer. Appmaimataly to 'pmTiil'c nh-.rt. ^f#,* Tiny G. Willinai-, I I’d , Tiv * f (Hi' munilM?r*4 f**r H* rout*! f tnrulinK^ 7 t*. M.
t fiVlot’k.
Holy Ft
7:la A. M.
Rnnlirn FhMTf*nn* Jrn** will
|in*m liltiu nrrvin^ 8.00
Eillott Avenue.
MetHoi]|*t rhtirvh, Mrs. It. L. f'lo i. amt Uoehftt were phjtd.U
Monday Night
8 U. M.
llvi'T ii
1*11 tlu* Rulvuihm uYloi I..
Tii *i i him li iini1p t*ilr*« fi friv
t ‘htiri'li Sc load, PtlM Ai M. •
holser, rhalrmnn, vv'R meet wilh
<1
Army
Kiiinlnv
rvm
inr
oml
Sim
lU
inlifLr
It'Him
r
»
17
F
ii
*
Nntli'im1
Morning
Prayer
an.)
Sermon,
iitrrliin:,
V
V
i'diit'M
iay,
Mi mid M u. Aiulemm Tug,' of
Piayer
Mr#. M. K. Mnye, tn7 Fas: Fifth
I’rlicH
Rcfrwhmenir.
r|ny Srhfiill will In"
M
UNtMlI | rtatti P. H.i
lint I* 1lui (ill ntr, wliurc* ilti* lllli U* 11 an A. M,
•
\|i j'l.a anil Mr. and Mi*. John
Street, nt 3:30 o'clock,
• *
til
*I;I5
t
V
lm
'ke
*
,tml nil ntiUii>rirj«t t'hrhtitm i>xi■
Young P,-p1e Set vice l/a g ile
E.
ftloore
f\r
Jaek*eniiv*,I|
*
epeilt
A
eonllaliiiivliiion
to
ull
w)u>
The Woman', Guild nf Holy
l
t
mi*, not worshiping r'svu here, to
3 Inti>dny hire with tlulr ro(i»ln„
Crus* Fpl*ropal rhurvh will ir.cct
tr
Mr*.
XI.
ftl.
Mi
lH>ug;i|
ot
her
iiltcliil
the
servile*
o
f
this
l h - 'member# of the Nc 1’au
at 4 o'c'ncV'in the parish house.
i Inin II.
rueinl fratirnily met lliuradny home on Cilery Avenue. ...
k
# i
Cirtlc* Kunibor I’lirri? «*f |hn
'evening on a Itk*- on le ih ,STt"»r
,
P
in
t
Method!rl
Cfiurrh,
Mf.*,
F.
FIRST PKP-SIIVTKIII IN .
i
p r o wtincr ruant an j :mtatb>n
ftti». Horace SVnikrr and Mb
Sr rely Anilemon Jr., who recent
W. T«H>ott, rlmlrmrn, n-IJ
t ci r. inulilr*.. 'J lio , f dlinving {buy*
C llt R f It .
Autml* MA Walker left
retel.raied
hi*
fourth
blrlhda:
with Mr*. R, Util'bin v n, Ro-s ivi ru i 'lived into lit ' Imti mlty:
F. D, llmwrtlcc, D. I>. Pastor
)
1
niomlnirDy
m
otor.(nr
Clint
*V'
.
I'.y
w**
the
honor
guest
nt
a
birthday
Court, at 3:30 nVI . k.
Cult r IL liter, Ror Fiatik Syruo ,
Servfee* Snrulny at Ihe Presby*.
‘J. r . nftvr *pend Ing o*weok her* *■’
Circle Number Four of' ihe F in ! V -pb liViirttur, firury. f*.litff- wdh the former'* pn|.nt*, M r..11[Hilly g i•i'li la»t Tucslny alter •tel Ian Church will be.
ini, o by hi* mother. Mr*. Sandy
0:45. A. M. Sugdsy School.
Methodist Churrh, Mr*. It. 11. ley, Billie. Ibili. Klierwied liar- drill* Mr*, li. « J. Molly; at their
« Mill**
^ l>
Awdr n on. ut her home, Jf)K Lost
l lien
M M
M lll'i
II A. M^ftb,Tiling .Wot 'lap-t.'oroChappell, chairman, will meet n! vai
, l, .Ir.vin. _.Fh i*i
. ...her, l n
7 " M l. ! ( . ! « «
ninl I h jijio m e in tlu- Holly Apur'.m, nM.
Eighteenth - S.recl. During the inunion Service.
t t l « | i l n , *• M i r m |
3:30 o'clock with Mr*. W. JJ * r ,
Terw.lllgen
4h'. ||.
afternoon the liH'e guest* enjoyed
7 P.- M. t'hrisliun Kndrnvor.
I»U|.
2*°
Avenue '
The vrtlner «"*rt w»* linn enA\juui^ thnHV fruni utiCurd »l* various game*, under the dlteetion
H p. M. Evening Worship. „
Cfrc'e Numlicr Five o f theFIrd
uftrr w),irh oil memt* r» tviulii
R.lhn diiwv on tin* A im hill o f their teacher, Mr*. June Turnlie
The Session wilt meet at tbe
MethodUt Church. Mr*. J. Br:Ji" piijoUrp'd t.. the Nr 1'iip dull f l*4Hif in. , thlaii lo Kndny*
. '
•
tlose of ca> h wn r'hlji service t■■
William*, chairman, wiP meet nt home on 1»: rv*v.r Av* rule w here u iv4-|oj tin* * M l o w #II i^ fii \ t*fnn$ t bull.
Yell, w ire rlt'am and individual |teerive new meniber*.
A
S.30 o'clock with Mrs. J. It. Forril fh u t liur.iio w rue, ting was. held. The tun Wagner, V.mlly . Lingls,
yellow rokea. lopped wivh yelow
The report o f Ole past yi^r’ s
Hid numl.gr* |,n c t .were.
I I I East Fifth S' reel,® mid A Hurt Connell), Robert Hod- candies, were serveil late in the
nrtivilies of the church will be
Circle Number Six ,.f the Flr*t Jack , peter*, Pite KchirurJ, Jlnt » i.ii Flank Wuodiu’ f Jr. W ater
afternoon an,| each little guest re given at the morning service, nn.l
lilggina, - Pot .Miller, Rub 3'aun-y,
Methodist ChunT, Mr . J. F. ftl
C h rirj, S °'” H )*4 ^ Frank Cha*e, leived a yellow cap and a calnly il Is especially desired that all
delland, chalnnan, will meelwPh I’i3f Xlnye, Ji.u S, r.crr rftid
George fkhl^fley nnd Evan* Spen- chicken a* favor*.
(laud,, lb riiiloi.
rnembers o f llm Church he presen'
Mrs. J. E. Courier, ERi'J I V met to
7 in »u present were: Emily Phil to hear It.
irr.
Avenue,
lip*,
Allco
Shepherd,
Jean
Caswell
k
Sunday will In* "Honor Day" fur
Circle Number Seven r f th ■
Maxine Smith, Martha Stone, Mat) Presbyterians. The deacon* will be
First Method!,! Church. Mr* W.
Itat.iff, Nancy Di:'h;on, Patty in the church fr»tn 3 to 5 P. M. to
C. mil, chairman, will mvet with
Hammond, Juc<|uelin, Cumpbel!, confer with the lucmbcrt and re
Mra. Grover Sperring at h*r h ime
Mr*. J. I'A t’ouricr wa* hoatce*
Carlin Pu.mcr,’ Uarhara Warren,
on Elliott Avenue at 3:30 nVo*r.
to th" itcmhcVi of th: l*ttaphun| Toe Axulea Circle o f tbe Garden .Veil Stewart and Carey White Jr.. •••Ive their pledge* for ihe financ
ial aupport of the program ef tl.e
The American l.eglon Ativillnry Club wljh a lAjdge (Hilly Frida*' Club met Friday mcrolng wi b
iUrph Wight, >1-1 tinier li.overJr,, vhurtli for the eotnlng thurdi year.
•Faren noRIghcr than by rail, bat
will give a benefit pivot bri'Vv *fi< rr'H'ti at Ter home,
ld(M I Mjs. SG 4'lwtr Willie ul her home,
ituny
l*-o
Jr„
Juel,
W
iwfrufl,
partv at the Leprai Hur >' it I’nlm, It i Avrmdy
High . w ore
West Fuat street, with Mrs
o'clock wllh Mr*. 'Joteph R. Rib prist*, a g rim l.\al" r<’ dish. V*m j L. P. Ilagan prUkMlng over Ihe William an.f Artliur Brunati, till ,
INCLUDE
CONGREGATIONAL c h u r c h
Kronen , Donald Juiir*. Wa.t.i Coiner J’mrk Avenue and Third
chic -anil Mr*.' W. R. Dy.oyu a aw’r rde 1 to M r s .V . W. TflllwU
lim it 1utiiii-v* wesion. Mr*. IL 3,
hoafeaae*.
..■•« ■5*.
CaiapU-ll
Jr..
la-Kuy
Coogwr.
Dicky
ntrals nnd regular berfjbi
al the c lo lualoa " f Ihe gipuy*. j
S ttm
Uy gave a talk on ’.lie gUilrna
The W. M: V of the V tyvfVvp.
Warren, AIImtI lln ff un i Alt,. Rev. Juhu Ret uni'll Rmit, Minister
Uardrn f 1.,v. cr., fnNr a Jrl ihodca
on large ,
tiat Churrh will meet mt -7:30 o', were err.iii.u.l u'.ouk the room• •ae vl tied w ide in Miami u flir Mary liaker, Mr*, llo.uni .nl, Mi
clock |t the thu'clu for^Jt# 'iCga- where the rue*t* wtrAvittertsimu! |which ftlrt. II. L. Multhie o f Alta- Raymuml Phl.br*. Mr.-. IUI,»h
NEW S H I f *
. ,ar buviOev* »r-"\on '•
. .
arid lh ta’ lie* an 1 orber bridge nu ole bpringr | rc-**-nle 1 the l«>u- XSarren, Mr*. Arthur Uranun and
sW e- 'i '>
TUFS.HAY
t in
lie , worn .,1.1 inXthe san e I nu< t for Go, Month and invited .he Mr*. June 3 urnl.iill.
Four uf (he newmt, largral, moat luxurious voaaala
member* to bold their next rneat
The IJttie'fThenlre Group' df rohir*.
\
on thr roast, D erkthlre. Chatham, Dorthe.iter,
th* Wcmx n’a Club w 111 uuVb at
Rr(iT<hm:nl* further rruphaslr. ing at her hour* in Altamonte.
and F a irfa x will carry many hundrada thla
B '•■Jack In l h ' club n n r r i , Ing ihe cr.Lir r te, w ereVvi-rvnl
After a disruMien and erillclor..
r
il F.SE (area Include
TBi# Gleaner'* Sunday Srli^id ty thr h ",'e lt, a*ii*ted bj\ M e.
nrason front Florida to thdr homca in Ui« ngqrth.
f the 'n-'t flower ah r- the meet.
•Iratnxhlp and rail and
Claaa o f the Flrat I'rr ‘ bj-icipy. M. Miiiurik Mol Mr*; P. M 'him;. Ing adjourned arid the member*
Ihry also include meal*
.Church will havu a »nflat oteeHii^ Tboie p :,-in t were. Jlr*. t f e i i c went to li e leciprueity Hireling a*
and rerulor b.'clli on ship.
Coiiipliineriling Mr. nnd Mrs- j*»
kmn. rdy, Mr*. ChrW MattluV*. ihe Yacht d o b .
at tbe church at 7:30 (.'clock.
From Jitisouvillrl
ii. Emerson nnd daughter, Mr .
TV* Social |)e^artmcst3, of lb.. Mf*. t, orgr ftlelt ry, Mr*. ItliXi919-11
ALesva
All of thr comforts of a magiMHccntt ocean Ildar,
Tlu.ao tirioi.it were: ftfrv 1. P.
1____
J 1J 7
A lla f l i c C ity
Woffian7* Club will have It* iir ivl a d AlPngSnm. Mr*, t* 0 , MaV liai.an. cl.sirr an. Mr* P. VY- Ben- Bart Shepherd nf l*erry, N. II.
Hpurluus decks, ramfortablr cabins. Deck gantaa.
l
u
a
«
a
r
MAI
brldge party at'S.So o'ckx-k In the Mr*, it. M in.nk, Mrs. I-. W\ err, Mr*. Paul Bigger*. Mr*. L. M. who have hccii spending.the wiiib i
I t 'P e U
4 l.lt
muHlc, dancing, bridge, afternoon___ , ____
at 1aike Mary. Mr. and Xlra. It. J.
I 1 >ts e g w
41A 9
club rooma with •Mr*.-Fre-t SS’ ill- Talbott iiml Mrs. P. XL >K!ni|.
Jtrigr*. Mr*. Waltrr Coletaan, Mrs. Ilolly entertained u number •i
(| M i n « t l |
4141
plinhcd hoMtuiMM. Hentful hours In your steamar
iama and Mr*. F. W. Rffidi r a*
t«J |
1 ie t i U n d
Ira Davi*. Mr*. J. C. KII*wortli, fiiunds with a dinurr party ' a
chair. No noise, no dust.
4'« l» in k » a
1U I
hoatraae*. Phone re-crvatlcni t
Ih fltM l
4U I
Mr*. R. J. 11.1 y, Mra. It. C. I*mg, Thursday evening at the Hole'
4199
India ra pu lia
the latter.
Mre. J. (). U n ey, Mrs. E. U Malt- Forrest Lake.
IL U
S e e ¥ * fk
Th* member* o f tbe Atsriiti
I 9J I
1'i lf «Awfg h
Ue.\ Jlr i. E. L. Murkell, H n .
A color tchrnie of pink an I
4 *4 9
I’ icilla n d , M *.
Clast t>f the Flr*t Rnptirt Churrh
Mr* Porter Pitt* enli rtnirp-il a .lenr'v'M .k r. Mr*. II, W. Ruekrf,
4141
to Philadelphia every Monday and Thursday; In
lavender wn* dvveloied by the
wiU meet In ■■ loiK a: 7 uVhak mimlmr of h<r friend* with a
Negai bhmi
11U
Mrs, U. Xf. Rumbtry, Mr*. V. W. voir* of pink radiance roses and
19 I I
T <*lede
at th* church preparatory to bridge partj* la»t Thurnlay after
Itattimore and Boston every Sunday and Thum4 f.t 9
|
tokc*.\
Mr*.
A.
if
n.
B
it
IIHI
T e lla ll
WaUate,
and
day • - S l - M. Also Ballings from MlamL
driving to the home
nl Mrt. noon at hrr houle on Tw-rnty-ftflli
tWb pink and Uvendrr r a s i b i
ll.t l
H a a M K ftin
Mr*.
FrCgt
William*.
Fi,\i
Charlie Headcrton at
Benaen Street, b .Hiring J|r« Bart Sh^v
which were placed at Interv*'«
fare* are
Spring* for their regular meet- herd o f Derry. N II., who hak |
Greatly reduce
reduced automobile rateat a light car
t long tlir renter o f the tables. TieNOTICE
^ A w j i u o l r nn rruursl.
ing.
!.ahe\
I ten s|« nd.rg the vvir.tr r al (oik
<2500 pounds) If accompanied by pamenger. from
plate ranis were made to rrpieFRIDAY
Ma>r.
A* guest
pritc,
M r*.T
benefit Jilvwt bridge parly sbnt Spring flowers tn the name
JnckrtonvIIIe to Phils, or Baltlmore^Sy J8LJ5.
The Eait Side Primary S hord .shrphert received a bottle of
dl| be given by the American tours, while the Individual nut
Ja cks,, t.lie sailing* from Pier 500 East Day Street.
Bos to ■ nasaenaera. durU e i w
will
prearnt
"M ornlnf
Glory bath relta, and for i.cIJior high j I-egion Auxiliary 'next Monday
month' at March and April, make dlrset connection .1 Norfolk" *
" rt* «
Cantata'' at H u'rleok at thr Jun- seor.* *he was givrn a novelty evening at H o'clock’ at tbe la*, cupa hrld Jiiok arid Invrndor minis
via Baltimore. For reservation, iandk
Dinner w et served In six courses
llluiti
c t m
|rr High School auditorium.
I.ridge art. Mr*. N. C. Fantworlh glon llul, with Mr* Joseph E.
hrifl low acorg and waa pm ealed Hit (hie and Mr*. W. K. Dyson tn th# followings; Mr. and ftlrt.|
Mr. and Mr*. C. H, Ham mend with c ntroiormndum pad.
ho’ lestea. ' Uifrevhinrnt* will Emerson and Mrs, Shepherd, honor
o f Hnrae.Head. N. V.. *n-J F. IL
,> iit Iniir.n of Ihe gamr* be acre nt und priui* awarded al cut *is. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Benau'i.
Hatch of Montour Fall*. N. Y~ an ies rour.'d vans aervrd hy (be the culidiulon i f th* game*. Mrs. Nerare Walker’ o f Charlotte, ■
who have been the (rural* o f b ' atria’, a 'iatrd by Mia. It. H. This L the second nf a series N. C. ML.-* Annabelle Walker of
Dr.
and
Mrs. John
Quirk Ikraa. to the (R ow in g Invited to uf five parlies to be sponsored by Akron, Ohio, and U. J. Holly Jr.
o f Geneva, hare return id hnme.
l « frith lira. Khepheidr Mr*. K. this organisation.and at the end
I :»
I OS W. Flrat 81.
C. Farnvorth, Mrs, Henry Wight, o f th# sfrire grand prixr* wiU
'1
E. II. Kilbee ha* returned frera
Mr*. K. A Hutton, Mrs. J. C. lie (ivan the man and woman the Fcrnald-I^ughton HMplta| to
OFFICE and PIER,
PIER. 800 E. BAY ST.
Phone S4U 8
lA
I'bone 9119
__LeRoy Chlllcn
holding the hitbrst average g i n his home in Geneva much Improv
ed after hi# m e a l accident
MISS MARGAREY PETERS, Society Editor
Residence Telephone 449
Office Telephone 148.
Social Calendar
Mrs. Galloway Gives
Luncheon Thursday
LAKE MONROE
Personals
tla*. *wir-din
West Side 1YT.A. Has
. Its'lJegulur Meetliig
W. H. LONG
MEAT MARKET
11t
-f.
Services Tn Be Held
lfy Salvation Army
Elton). Moughton
cd:
Architect
A t The Churches
nitsr <in Kt fi nr t uuisi
st u:\ iisr
PIVOT BRIDGE
LEGION*
Woiner Unnst Given
By Nc l*uu Fralernity
Sandy Anderson Jr.
I Honored By Party
HOME BY SEA
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PHILADELPHIA.
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BALTIMORE
$3026
Lotlapliun Club I
Entertained i*ritiuy Azalea Circle Holds
Meeting On Friday
.47
BOSTOh
*4212
Dinner l*urty Given
Ily Mr.and Mrs. Holly
SWEET
CREAM
ECONOM Y
T
CRUISE
BUTTERMILK
ICE CREAM
Mrs. Pitts Entertains
With Party Thursday
ntr.sn
FROM JACKSONVILLE
AT AM ,
TIMES
JOE’S
SMOKE
HOUSE
. YpV.,B- um- * »
MERCHANTS^ MINERS
mmTransportation Co
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K' ♦ r:*wf JOHN
TEMPLE
GRAVES
H
"W hin nor* wan far the party
but ail «rcr* fail the atair,
When the rich
poor
’
man helped th,;
A m,I the pour man
, SircaC _
helped
tho
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Ihii»finotoltuk i ( h w w e
Caillmi clured hi> nurayu ta (Se
eirtiliUnri-, Jta kiinwa w,l| the
power of poetry to turn snd prefitxt a tliuught. Knqltah tileraluio I* full uf rhort verse* ’n
which are eontpttnacd rooro r-l
tlm.ichl Jur linn die r rr.frrvnre than
ciUM U put In many pa^ei uf
.prude.
,
—‘wii*■
VV*-d-m'l whillier thr covrmct
write* iHK'tly l.iin'i If t ill hr It u
nm,Ur <>f f iilg.tim,. lino uf then,
ronlnlncd h'oi mc.iv.so-, ahmiltl
lie inrv.,1 In ri.m . ..n the e9|ihot
wullr, “ There 1, n-thATp dlatinctWp,"- lie I tier n il, “hr! weiti a
(ichalon rail an t a paym ll." Pun-il -, who are e-nviljrtd lluit tis£< vemuii nt atr, ., them m en.-y
I u ng wl!| rtetl thli an<1 weep.
’I lit- r-rtrlih, woo liM.-s hla hrp:l
in Ihr rail'd \ ht-n dinger U ilcatd.-,
I* Mo favorite with P.yle t’n.1lun. “ to spite « f bigh lu t*., «u
high thut many I,rye rroar.l to
pa/,* Iu- punt, r.ut in n rich . <|i*ri-rnr I . ( the u-trich twjvhslt-gv (Dhlrplllng n . :t In typo of
I I >i :ili prupagnmll U, “ l«inil -d-fo ultw nir Imdllni-nt In town*,
if In-
a|IMntrn| Jorgv Michel, rvhrl rmn*
We have been much interested in the plans of some of
u|i.»; n for a bit U
f puhlkiiy, them to grow cotton this summer. We are not personally
idlftn'y twcrno'.fWo yrom old, familiar with Hie adaptability o f tbi anil or climate u»
the vounauat gtnrrnl in' co|ton(.biit those who are tell us that it is perfectly isissi.
’ today. Hilt .wu aome- bio lo grow on excellent hmntl tjff cutlou here nt a reasonut or l he Chihuahua dlttriri,
i lr
■>■*■ ■■»■■
Whether to color oi' not to color
citrus fruit i* a mooted quwitlor
Ifist Ii trooblinir Ihirte imeresteC
til the utate'a rrratrit induftry
hiPa to prohnilt tirttffcat colorfnjr nj fruit will be introduced.in
tfi* irg'itature within n few dayr
TK* rhlpper* g.*-en frnit eommilU’e of the Cicarinit llnure A ionat.ion will ‘ also offer aevcral
amtndinents of the green fruii
law- dr»lgned to utrengthcn that
f.iru-urp. and at the prermt time
U.rt• f* no wsy.bf eitlmatin* j'^at
wliat the reault will *>e.
The Star from iljnr to time, hudiirlwt - tho rtlortnK of citin'
frwFts and has gone »o far fie to
»jy that thetmtastiy would Is- luitui'MirmhT~benefitedih elom t
tun by' Ji.tiiJlnu the rnloring
pioin nttoyclher, a* inlmlng of
■fn-Jt Ml out tldb ii/iif Hj’tilons.-Hp|mr o.' grower to force nn the
ru.irkrt umlpe orange/ owl urtpcfruit during ihn early ahlppln,a/*nn wh'.rh would he nlmo-t imp'latlhle were the coloring prore*.
*!.] ndrh-d.
'hwru te much to to- raid, h-wrvnr;Tn both UiIpi df ttiu'qiir.'tluri
■ini t is d iiihtfut that any I
prohibiting thr rnlurlng «‘f f Wilt
would aland the ti t In court. Thr
can regulnt" thu atl.l rnnlclt;
In fruit nnd prohlJ. I -i rh trull ns
d-H* nofcomr tip'to ihe i MotJl*h<■! iftnndirdn h(Jng rhlptu-d out of
Ihy ijale hut-l Is ilnutitfut that thr
*lnti*<nn niahi, on urhitniry rulii.p
l.et ruth fruft dinst he rrrrn
brown oe.yr low, nny mum i Imn (
run rcguU-e the c<>or of u man's
mtktio or any ulhcr part of hu
wearing uppoul. at long ns It docs
no', become si puh'ic nuisance. In
•lutusdng the lo’orlng of iltru,
flu’t- It must he remember'd |hal
■r-i.ln vartcl*ea,' l-eth early and
l*ite,.llovi'hifi n high cUgur luntrnl
i.tforo they* turn u.
yillnw
mi the ontilile m d -i 'ii'iu i
s ia
iin
And for 1I1..1
nmlir
«tllrs
country u :,n I, inlr
, lu-io «r«-
n thr wh Jo
Bpi aline ul Ininning new in*
t* . dual lie* to n city, allot her ►l-'hr. -rr ill ll'e niretli|t. ).i-t night lie
i, „ clared 'the^f*.-/' hmibf ho carrfu!
tr~ ■not Vn'ftjve puinmure puldlrily t i
j,
tlirsu thing' i “VV’c chilli'll wnik le
.
wn undtihaiahxl nnioiof." lo*
C nnIiI. |fb* dlil tint mean -nelly
that, nut h> dtlrancry^ir trirk, cry, hut •triply In a i|Ui. i urnu
trntaii u* nioiiniT. Unfurltinalei
%
hnr.'avrr, il happtna all lun
ftripnntly llmt whcr\ pu'ltiity •»
withheld, thing* i|u h.apl'cif in an
"uadi ihf.nd.'d number."
tlie y.vcrnnr nil m-ljpartlrulnrly
*tre>» thu ioink in hi* nu-magr ivy
tu-ili vr* lii-'ta krcii t- Kiurlilq'*
fTrl.ujjism-thu to-thy fTT!M"iinnlyrVK'rtdh*- pillsl cumr fmm inenrun-> wlkih will hi'Ip th-- state h>
w Jitinn
ufTtff m 'll1
* '^nVT
rouiuty^ ar.J dlifrlrta;
............... *o
_ will
nnd Ihv oi'x-r ajankon ua* nwmCill’lea* tonimeiti’ahlr, nml IIII
raeutlmr gffmded n »lep la itic
right gin .thui. Whol wa* larking
(n rntbulletin.«*c hup* and Mlcvr
will l>*_ made Co In tuird work tn
behalf‘ cf tbk'Chambee or rommvrra during the next few month*.
TEETH IN ( ’(ILLEC'TI()N J.AWS
<i i**l ild i ht'rylfilwj*. lit* rtm t
ttloW 4<rt txrHHi#fl4i| ill*
Ilf
Hut hr. |j.t< (tio ml\■* ltaiiri ufmI ih4|i|iutl iii iif lw
ii<•
nut (hot, ii 0*|»lt«f r.f tin* b|tl4*r ill*
r. WM!il'|l I I * SI V
♦
mult - r^
nidn hid thick I.*or wtrrh hu
j'w r'* ^ubrrnntutial
nn ii i ff.v in,u| l l : i ID >enra. M: ii%n **l
v.1 ih.wil linin' t'cf'ire tb- legiil
* **'. Hr Ir.i-i thi >«ihi| will b'hI
n An uoi niii.u it to li e hnuie- *» uf iiioticr t»f lih fr tow Ilo ^iafiatH
hiluri fur i unildtrratMn i -r m-iv.'
rl ppi.p «mI rhangcJ.In il.i* rollul ii i -Keuipilon h v,
hi ii mrn/urr jr vrn f» w itu n in
tu. i • leu a of Ih-- ri i, c. *
1 \ new I ... ithfieln i mn* Hulonir hhlrtiy,
— .
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-.
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.
i - n i . ... i . i
II.w ii n l .i .lly iL'-putc tin Im
I'anl Siinoo nr. Ibani « t^ i.lm
tf n,iB;r:n
.........
... liuilm ■i (...ud.-l
' • dingi, i',i •min a* Inr
rehool tx.y, iu Mute i-m ,ltd,
, Nirnl,
luetual tni i nnd mufldeik ■ lx
I' 1 re fnin itmt i.iuc Vprl uf ■iliuniplcn und wliimi of ih.
tWin men- which we leritl ereill
Ii ’ . ntet ''rri , hun-icr to ngii
vi tii n < u.-dod in iih'Ii
j < hdran (jl rntr or » nt.i x-krtiaAf.
hit-* (Ilia, nnd lo iWntile mi an*
- fit Id , \\ ■..-? In r the i *,nt(in t * ihiivd I'uieau awonl - f » [ m
t.ii ,'tifi *s Ing tin ill Hfy and i*hu
. of ih- I I. rula lUtu J (,'ledi tiip to Traa< * n.l ol | Mrvno.
llh, Piea'id in ,iti>il.fy di brr>.
i tin11<ii will prepi re ariept- Birimoiu gn w Mkd ImriirU »i
Ill' many.•exportn< flat'll* |*
tyle h.■ lailtin i n thi, ina'.trr we corn tu ihe aiiv'ul „ ri*» of
ix . iml nt her lie
in aid ii'd |(r .md prep uni to , ny.
$ |i .7d. Th- inn I.rt value of I n
rne-ehnnu lo rullut th-lr IiIIJn. Ii (
c*t nt ••Korida law* on. |M> «Ii
w.oi SIMl.io.
Fi ur hun*h* ul't thetefor* he (he aim Of thr jjlbje-t, however, are a ointtml ilrul unj t'ghty-ilvo 'V'lmiiia 111
Among Ihe iinpjilr.u'
JjaimwiHl.., pr.innpNiiied by Ih*
li ilil'.'k
..in it., d heui tu gc, -ut of
jrjuik and
lew* Vi’-rtait. !>«il e d it ng,
icrlicy 11 M. Ing hN
b ilihtft after lie ha* -•
him! •i’ll I'd ti 1*1, which I . l ing to an
inanagi • nttclui**-l the Oihind
tiuiiintion of the Florida It-iiil
ker. u f iinniii.-, thr Irgdatii.n
• ItdJt o*‘ i rlntlcn Jet week.m ’I liem
h.x.k* wj* deitinii d Jo
moi hertent
iiKult of fhe dul’l crnlhtn of lie OlV-.t
men f min uppi- .*•
yxllicring, whi. Ii inclinh.l ' J i n 1
t •mlitrpi. Many or jorte ixi
luanny-vn, Mtnrn«ya anu ivpr< - V. Imwrier, ri >uiion« MCi.in l
• I•vi. of ui. fla-*e' of Iiij.1 i -l.i ti,bt i - pili•n ■ which |«i,.
I i* lioutn i ilir .tine, hi* been
gone .hr the hna 11.
..i.iumi up h) Mr. Vrunnan, iviio
,lu*n.i ■* he* advanced beyomt
,r.ia th«; (uu ■ law, air intiled i*t *H« Mage where l| mil., every
.rl* llnw They nrts
niunliy to opprea* ihi publle.
I. A liw whe-bin a nuirrlnl tamluiii i f opr'rationi und rthlre
u.»n r.i.iyl* irurni.hri.I not lo 1 1 - j t'Mi have lurg'lv curid tb
;.ej “u'ptr not of hi* iglary, nur c ,I'» «li!n our plrtrnt luw> w.:r
kmi i turn 10 jn r m l .
Jtwlgned to prvirnt. Ttio penduS’. A Lad cbcck law that will ba b h haa awi ng. DUhoneat didiiora
effective and very almhar to the
i mine ihe out of dale cirdit
.
JL
E. First Street
ITeserlptions Fined Frompily
in i n that
Mra'cali
who had tu
■hnOMi 11tween rtamling t ml il
tula toun.iy tor murder uf in*
>r|fr, or -Kuplnp into old Mexico?
He t h,—
ico ihe latter, hut "til
ptnhnb'y roe the day h»", w gb he
bad nlnikiiird here to ill# ,u iM (k -
And, Accurately
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MIAMI
HOTEL-LEAMINGTON
“ M lan tl’d M ost
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I 'o p n b r
Hotel**
.Single rooiun with bath. $2, 52.50._53
o rooms ivlth bath, 53. SHOO, 55
\ F J r e p r o o f -----------E u rop ean
N. h- FIrst St- Ncm* Hay Hiscayne
Popular Priced Restaurant in Connection
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"Steady Saving Brought U s That—
N o Rent to Pay from N o w O n !n
if Steady
U p /i -s /i fa
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savings « c c o m - ] l
wonders; try it! i l
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
S a iilo r t l, F la .
Ull.Mir.STON. III.ItAUl
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lfie Tampa ni'.iwnry who ■ ir- i th- lath of eillior rc-fflVer'ng tfie-l
rcctly it'tnoncd i!ni i:i.ndi*init iv- •ground prcvtoualr g m mi r by I
, i ui*l»unti i r^^hrowliig tin
iuiini* cm lieml iii.rifp the mut 11a i * out i l cou t.
I
uf'Vli iit?gall>*"fi.nitwfti d liiuor the real ijuuMtufl ritJr.l, howrntd wa* of m. -iity wilhiu; iv c ', ta why have a-tiiitanl ao .cllull1..' ti n court or law iippvnn to.
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CLASSIFIED
DIRECTORY
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Ca^Out i'«j- Handy Reference
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ftaiia Cafe
IIT F. I’i 'k Ave~ i’hoiie bill
rtAliERY
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Srsiiw h l ojimry,
Thom d.JJ—rVHv "If-'lvcry
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r.th •• ..h . — tight In- ,h pi ii*
l '.:nl |o wink thi* fair fu ure uf I
I hllld.l fu: r iiddl gain, |'(. it' will
j . main dxrgrr. n li'. n'. until thi ,
Open All Night
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lucidlh if I Wlili. prn|wnenl. of inavt U i-fi for f ml adjaarfimetd !
ugi 111110-1 de-i td by l.' racing in- «f I Ah h tu i-r, the legal xullul 0( '
OASIS
l,i mIm lev- p,Tinilti i It I > le JO i .im'Jlng will I— «Upixd inti - in"
*mf
nuancid fi.it their (pinpaign i t.i olhrrwiiu up,'Ut. nil; , innu vi. J
lx- almmlbm I'for th- |>rr ,:n. nl ! ullicd'jr tin* people . ( ih -.ut- x
nun t-iiIra! ■ tin ir iFncht on o.lwr
0 .
V. M Johns n of
' 11th ,
I- .v making pnd'li ni . Help tm
up|inwnt o! -iH'n oral ■r p .i on. wh't ulnady (a* ;r- I i i f d gnu,
pUntlng In thi i
i ni. , u.id tie
llh.' d - .C M l d
»• i l l
>.JCtv Ul • » Tnete* t’lanllr.g tr.i.
"in «f».
lull, pr ill r (In n.lu.'tc 1 ■'« -f
tin : dy Hi- r;.c- (ruck inn re t*
K—II'tiioW^^Tr Johneur
haVg *lx n ‘ u.i nmcli mmn) in ikiVld
r I ■»'•!» 1.1- ih in lo n i« - ih-h- r ' i ... ali.w >t ll: o in s. if A. M. I I. < If th- Iluby Luke Nui
f.nlil and i.ithdrnw f •in tne (odd
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* > lung nn th-re ta the ivntaVM liiiru (omplrt-il. thU will on.?. •
approximately
l*h) -errx in gnm
ei. tan* tut ihiy limy win. An pit.I
winch
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Ji,hn-"n
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d! 'atntinirir.a in tb- nintrary me
no f*,l inruiulhige. Inti tided I ^ J.-- llii* propiity la l'*ci-ed pi. ot
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i .It* and nhleiul Ihe unwary, n u n mile* sru'.l^uf tour, on Ih"
nulf, ftaufi# fM'fore. Iheantl.rgr. T-iiipa F r h'vuy —Utov.innd dru
in—xhmiuit «hnulti tnnke llirlf ltdt, id* c.
v
in ihe eontew; in*t.. iik
it. T. dilman*. principal of (iih
n.i •oh, I.t-vh l.'lur# *by tim fitvert
I'Uirgin th.*' raiina fri-w# have rr - e*N or.'demy. • en inalitatiiin
lllll.llu-l lellkl I,In tell hy Ml- which ii doing inurh for v.n.tlimin'
Iie.lueemutil fium th- tio'err,' trj ring nmong th* pulai-rd fuutlil
HAURKlt SHOP
TOP MHO!*
III .1 h' will \.di, '.tie li.il pi- .•| it Weal hljii.f.', Iirojghl a »aood"|
In the rcrrit. (be pfiN’l.'in-tl inm rf-l.ix whiter garden Isue* In ild*.
Smith
Barlir iih.ji
Spencer T ip Shop
Will pii'minriaiurnt* tiuhc.i irg the 1 flee this M i l The 011-3 g.llhJCltrT it. Ihcrk Air.
nui W. Second Street
v.l
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s-ewnd
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nad
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in'vM 'm on l!i* pan uf the ro,i'
trick croud i* "i#a..i wf-li nvi'igh full well ju(t who can bt acorn- '
ROOF R K l'A IK JN ir
M U M I FRF.
pushed in iturk giouiug in amai11
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CAFE
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111 S. 1‘nfiv Ave.
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Inspect this place and ynu nil] learn
WHY
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We Serve Good Eats
All American
•d. m-" n 'd «l\e ov. r ihe id-u of
•l.ly to the vli'd'le (jlil'.-dlMM
im IV*.-Ill,patch.
i U.tlt'.g thicugh the i.eU Uili*|i- v, grlnhlea In th'a ilillu tf. Th |
l . n at lx iau.ialil, l» IU erne* - ■i.'tec given i k had an -veallanl j
d* o nr- acrept cl b , the law Mhht IUv o . und iwro ic iy much unjuy- j
luir' nn l , , l f — »peet1nf people of
th Mate t may l>» pul down i » a
It in to he ho|«d that the pre cc Ulfitr that a-fakUlbunt nmunp
smt Icgiriiture n i l
fit In n»- irb-'r, uf thd St nat* and lluucr
niuko oomo r»vi«'ent in ihe law* wi'tbr mrdo at Tall*ha»aee an *uiof garulahaimi, had*check*, homo- IvOX -Marl, d (wnded unxi Iu ulMead exemption*, and tuarned l. ii tbe dclrnl end. Keen with
womaqa properly,. Inc ulral.t cglUnc* on llic pari
hiiva n* a »Mrhl fur their own niiiiloln p .
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I I K N E F I T i N f ; T H IS C R I M I N A L
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“The Friendly Druff Store”
Sanford
"ioS|>?r^iurt iif r-lmo„ r.nd irtnilrji| •f cjiw but U.vir roil vab'.e to
ronit .which tvi'l pn lui’ily rtMilt in their (uporier'ia foil ml la the eld
•'pte util. Ti it (hr
ic o th re pu'dlijiil- af^-j.h.ir»vik«italn»t it ilhsy can gill' In tvcati-g'.ln*;
and 11 im 1,.; ppld and r I, the in ' . ' nigSitnn'fr'.TiWiiidi nt? I’.iiiicr |ettiirra that lm*e li cn;pnf t '' d*.
|dc “ f Fhiriita who mu* |i«y 'them »nt.’ will be iitr'iiuiiy -r th- -'.'in |'Ihe*ivcctit emit, ruling on Hi*
win Ih-,- they il.i ii thi- ugh Tall,i ty^ebllrltor w II ho * !JV .1 t" do ■iUrat on (tippl 'a til" t fftcllbig of
h.'*iru oi' i ■**ir ,ienl tiei urloi . n rr ’.he work of klg aoaUtaht* |]..i .r work i,l lei, t fitly fu r c it.
Muie pup I 'lion, mure wealth. t •■■>e lit- uui't Its, he'd-they 1,. |1' 11. b 11/ mmt, i ihy not believe
« •a I u lor,,, n , anttutt |n- wltbniit rnlhurdy'tn the mail -. I . |i i, ro Icfl-r In il - , l.tggir on'l
i n i * ■in thi- uuini-cr m il |rn-|’eriiy ring i'Y iin , r-'i't Ihyl c h ^ jm.1 •! mote drixely popuhtlcd eaultk.ee
id it i iibina i ill' - x
Imjm-vp. t IPv thr.! th. 1. i l it-, t .j.'tt ....... ■uubl pldliu 'lv 'in '. 'tU.ilr il l
•bli
*l,» plan !"uiddn '
wt.i I n thi'iwn ota rii-' Ii .*
wntj
,
•lrNi.'u lor I.- •>It n:i I i i the ,|t
11 d ull ,v l .ili.jnlv ii.ipu r ' e ! • imtlilnt- ,*
Th— ■• ution ', uni
i i. '
Mi h .I.- h. gun lull.
h- o lilti rJu I- ilt thi, wmk rin
d ih , i t , il* !n:nr-.’!i;te !c;..llat!ie
did,
•ui >b . i n -nly I,,, i.irri-il '■< li<p up i ilh the ntiirr.l w it
j . ilent! in.
u tdiiri i Florida.
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111., -illtl'.
U'.t i •, tie* iI.,
hi miy f ml
in hurt* ii* ptoperlv hiliiH.t til l ihry' i.lr (••*•••• ■ i.li th" 'timr .
lil llh 1 <41 I
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'»'< f *. i■' !■ |- e-tble f-r th-* ■ . I- t uqlhm that t ntr.r.;* PNiopl. '
Iblbf- 1*<il III* I' Jri IJHIli* 11It|>•ru
gI;'" dill it width lilil ti’.eti I w* h lx ii- it;.i nly h r ii-tnhcr. i.hn -r j
’ ttfL Iv i*i « *ny i An n lir \k*
j ef. ih i t - if.* . it , .0 .lie ei ,'^.y otiv practiew mi"rruKnvl naiii; wl'l
1,1,1 ‘ I'lil
jrnmlh i.tn
nnd hr..I , 'Idle ruth Ipir w:,- tin- . hull, i ii ply into 1,i- '. tor •
ii I
Hi Ii* * STa'iuy {' thr
.I i f l
l*j» . i»t. Uu* * ifiFvtmly I**jf> tl i*ip t*- iiaplvvaian'lagt U* id »t- I M’htlu t'. lie 1- f.'jllllog I i Ol't-.'e
• , ri'ui'i .1 . i tu-,1 a- ef'atJi t u>«' * l c."jlCy
* *M'i - f> n J?( ik* 1»rItij- rii* «M -1 . vim I tm. Ii’
, I tf
to. ,ni nil; i,, tiling - if- Idlap i ni oi r.ph ur t h , l,tPu
. m rn(l itiii'u mul-Yrtiiitiii
n..'ll iji uni .in.I. l i i
. i.nl tit
l y rtilki’(ll»tn|:t thj*,
■in' iter u n i in.m| to th»-.full
*' i m*%t mu fi •**r, 1y * ii utlil ri'n j11■<]. lll.v’l of lilt .I'U'I |l . I, ft ill , V. ' 1. M li*« of Ml off * tho 11 . n pn**h»r- S |h#» fllllrtf i**jil lit■i fn|i iti f-> thutn, IJ. , i v r, -it th. |->
aiM i'v 'In, Outgo n tt .;i of Ih.:
i
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. t.'lfi J l|.» l 11 r. I. . Hill'd IFir, in..Ot’’ iriy he n'diiit did hy l .w* i riiluatry an !
* |*#i » 1.. -I i ivi ’ ilir II ti. mill wtlv II- 11 ij i ti-fclt i of elicn a Itn*!
t*. Ht *vt j*(u licr ligiMi* in tintt nt.itle l*;. th- putirlt-r ami In f-ivi lurie h.en pusn
finit n»lilu#llv ill,* tuJi* fill
It if *?h« l('|u • In meet tin; III,,ItL’-ljii:.
“S T IL L
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•Iv-^nrmy And r: •%%*!• tr# . »»..
n.MNiri n r v iiKii m ii
It U di/f|. n|t to work up on- iiyta'alur** to giro a I pmililr i d i Itu’ ro i f i nih;>'rr.-Hum*, lo n.Pr- rtiih l«iy* ever,. In. thu iunU*l.
wilt imfrunatil l*olh ihv *(anl» a'Aciopilng to vorry u
City t'nurirr.
thu-imie aniiing aufferiiM wil',1 ith'«li
tlaub r end 'the putckrai1. .
citailt hu»lnem». Tb.y
high blM.it pn- ,urv who Jiuvr juM heiiial ivt.iil nicnhini* ut htkiUmala
e.pvlile meny iiK.pholie lui th. ' Itniv U'jlild you lik.il In huir
had thfit incut and r»«at-*i ink.
en nwrny flwm them. And it I
H0 ra*y I I !• ••• make a Iiierttna
bubble oVqr- with pep Wlilth la
rmnptacd of men who don't kmev
ho* they are going lo pay Unit
tuim, nr whnt r."'it u»J cornu of
tt
tkcv do. Ttie effort mnili
!•»• Mayor <ji»>, Fr.il ' lU-iut-r,
Lancy’s
iiiti inpling to ship am- clltu* fruir
iiu.iuuaro or unfit fur human cun.iimpl -it the commlniloner c f
JU.ti.-uilurc.aFiaU.cvulc-iur. a..om -i,.| not i-acw'dlng 14 days th ccirtlfKali* of regli,trillion * * m y pack
ing houae — -nnd tf tho nttiMpi 6c
ricompan'rd l y t.i.hery, fraud
Icltery i r other fraudoUnt melh0,;i Hu u i nch K t « nllo i i ,
f..r iu
longi-r p>-rt(ul a< the ctrntmi*-.lnite.‘ rhsl deem m c itia r y ."
Another amervlmrnt
tn tox
cn -l fi'lil Lx" wblrh ntcniptu -i
it greatly p.iivlda' Ih'-t Inipectlon
tt.r mntuHty may Ik. I iad- »i ‘ nn..
til.ie any when) nftc? the tiuit Is
-i-.crcd from the trt-c until vhlpmi-i'. is areeptcd.7 Th i w .d lirelent mtatng of unrip- fruTb wllh
fiult ttia, bus Imm lu-ju’cted
tun p.u*k eig li' ii” '* nnd i liable in*,
mtprc’ ohi t« krep n closer rhe-b
on Imih shipper and gr .wer.
A* Tin- Klar his contended from
V Wj^esaaniim
1
f IkIh, —*
. Il MW -tev U J
other piuin of the Mouth. ,
rime l* pdion'for
They also tell us that the growing of cotton need not
U)% & hrod-lni- In the Jnk- interfele with the plant lug of celery in the Fall. If the cot
, Jiminul. li.it not' fnr
gamhltig. Ki>, thorr It tut iirntilty ton Is planted this month, ii- will lie ready for picking solfi> for that; th.- pt-nnllv luims ulun ciently befon* October and November t-» allow for preparing
v J-01* ,0:u •"■no than jui umi wffoij ^lu toil. It mu-m:> Hint the ierliUrer from Hie celery does
to,'- got mail and MU sonit-utie. nv.-ny'with Hie m??essltv of ferliliv.liig for cotton, and tlm
That's, wlmt thin ft Ilow dfl,
trr i.ving of Hie cotton wii! net makt it mee; -,ar.v to fortilL|fi|
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“Till nr- h uho hi'il ttlll HrM- bji*. any more, for (lie ioilowing c< lery clop.
All ijriilMt srpfns to n.i like a wonderful opportunity to
rardt' 1 fc.nld « kjwnkrr nt ttm
Cfcamhnr- uf Cniiiiiiircii nii-rtlua use during Ilia similiter moidb-i grisl land wdiicb n iglit
but nkrto, "itilai.ly «|i,l o jp*»d d(lti»rwlre iit idle. 'Jlie 'oybof ini-in^ tin- eolton diould no*,
Job/’ nnd ju-l-lnir fiui.i tho.suitk« lie more than fifty dollar ,.ml m re. and if thi- ml ton i nn' l»on, \»o i •*i. li d thrre wow a sold frrtWo hundred and jit tv dollars an nere. which (•»
•doub u iu. n p|r in vhui ho laid.
■•aid to 1 r an average prl -*Frl him piofi-. will le- left for the
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Tho iin •* ili'paainnil •*Ih imivh fu mer. Hut oven if there »*?' b net profit of only a hundred
tips't
it-luilvi |tiuitiun do liars nil acre, a tlimiiomd dollar profit on a tin air.- farm
'Which ’tin’ .V o I't-widvut‘« si»to.- is r-i Ini >lv mil Hi con.-ddcri. (Uf*1*,r th*- littiel^. nmnicp mootlis,
octuplcji iik f . ,.i ii wurWk iii, espeidally .ill (Je l l* limes, JJJ!
Uyt’/at •
"Sutuiiil IjuIv of
It is taii.l that approsl ltftitc!v a tbousaml aen will Inh fto LlUK' " I- Il III., -•-.tn .1. p utnttni n,'. \ i, i l.iluw IIn- mini,- il.lilted ip iriUou tills Htiuinitr. Till years ago there wer-’
wi\ - *. J ..in. lliinc In fu, < twelve htindred bales sent rSyl frmn lid' sretlon. Il would
Oboui, th, li .iiits' i wtirro n sp,>ni to iis tied with the loiter mmd»<’-* of fnrmns which
’ lady ihull t ut n formil dinner, we hare now. moiv of ihernlwould lie intcrcaled in trying
W an )ia\i i in lUUHOil by lor.,.
their h ind nt the c-itnn gafrk', White tw f hnndrtd tltonsimd
doll ms it eonsprvtdiwly » stfruteil as the amount which will
it'- AordWtiti)? t i ,i mnp (ir, |nr. il .by
Vtha mar.iM-i't idllir if'll,,v i. Iu- liinii-ht liitn Mn i i oiunty |ly tbit immitr bum cotton,
ninny fanners plant eotton,
■ftm-t's i.td nvprnrlng in thr Jfa- w nmslud'M like In m i luiii*
tlon'a Itv InI h.jiihi i i itinnir uu I finir littiulml lli ui. jiimI if liar. pTacrd in circulation here
I
the toretf pHtfun uf
.in
dumd reason w'ny it can’t be
Api'«rc«t!y i Imtu
1fill. ftliiliiiiiihi]* 14 *fflvrf- -Iitiv-1
(In r* hfi:ni 1 l,> Ihe ii,:ng ml#
milch . l1.ii iiH-t itnuliLh-n nr. ili iic. J.Ll'.t.uivv J h l t link* c rl Itsi-lumd.
I * rlturt, uu ti»w» fftiiiT . f »r,* of pub) i
fiaicud ki'-f.io." Mnnil n ils’
1.m-m jgohirl r.ny
at » >, mh <1(1 iiidiv Huia f*Hy ui,,. i
, only cityJ'i t'i- rti io which i* c Ivfm of I gnliml iMinldin,', imuiiifiti
to
lit
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to
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icn thr hi lu-’t mnhli.j:, '(n»ml ,
-(-up tli'uiiglioUt the l.'.'tylh and
Very
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vuiietics o f orangoi must ho con
sidered In drafting a green froi'.
law.
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The Star, wh'rh deplores t'.ir
tyndenry of *nmo fruit mm to mta
li,* the coloring loom, prefers Co
put lit trurt In the wl*dom o* the
l lg men In tlio dim* Induatry- lly
l.ipi men we mean thoae big of
luiart and soul and not neer**arliy owner* of tho largest arreaire.
They have main together In hherr
t.'k-jirlng lluu-c Aaoic'.ctlim nnd
made such changts In the grccA
Irvlt law n, arem dealraWo nnd ex
pedient and will nak the legUI*.
lu.u lo re-cn*ct thp mcaa-iire with
tlm itrong enforcement prorUioni
they pjiv «• i v~.mtULud.il. In doing
.tbJ* they show yitlr ol^otu^
cunflilmre tn Nathnn Mayo conimlatlom-r of ugricultury, who ihejreecgnlau a* ttndr fil-n.l nnd u
ruasi ii-ntlou* public offtelol. hVctn*n I of the mired green frull
law provides anting other- thing*
that "fo r willfully nnd kniwingly
l i urn gr.ni <igal*i n mbl-'vm- ! tnat he e:n end wl.' enfott • ll>nt* nnd mutt hi1 put thruurh th'I law Irt| artudly. A - gels i I 1 1,1
i -rjiu: i ."1*1 t • pile th, ji.ilni i IJ i■. - * ..ill, I lxf- .| ;.1 hi *.luuJ
j.-ilge iu!u.-. liuiT i !■( tin .-‘ ini,* ia*i Ihelt own nftolr.i.
prat*.d*fn-m J-'eit Myers to How.
ton Thurwdify- IWuUrmeUms will vyill In- times in the future when all will not go well with" tin
A *iti Imillfiltru rc'ief 111.’in'l-t
farm er, lud you enn't keep a good man down, anil our fai tu- I**;. N iifir i e )
grow in Snnrnrrt.
liable ,..i |
Hi'*- 1(-------u— -o-- - ■er.s nio all gi>;nl men.
, alt- itiTOiliki'I ll-ll •v- ii Ihnuir'i
.it
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iifk ug J i the rreen fnift law
i f-ily nV tl'sfgi. fi cl-i whieli vlli. trrr-m Ur«wn oremre, fur .ti- an
-ul the cuoring pru.-tasto
itunie- S.vnr t'nuiin Itrowti* it i.-n will
iiltiniutcly Pme their iiUrntlnn.''
nil llit- Inal.h- daring late ‘ieplrm- ruch tn extrtit that It will be a
rcsl him fit inrtriul.if u detriment
Th* gotr/imr' pmitraui f.;r re- lor and early Ocfol-ci thoouh
11*f uf the tax •burden ' mi , I.--,— ore nutwarily pretn, P ? Vph nrr.i. I in ti e Indite y and IT IVy hnv
town*, cuiiiitli** nnd dirtrirt- I* one of the lal-'M vnriittei, h.iilm i r .of ih net* in the riimlnl •km-r
TJie llnrald has unlimited confidence in (lie high degree tun- ■rot 11 ^-nu, la thill tu.d th‘ - . -■ ■
• o----• linsi up n fjtJ iiis re * the itjiu t
t*c« fromity t* brclnnlrij; tin- of.itfsoureefuliu’ss t»f M,miiiole County fttrinm and iu lln ir ru-'i in., urd i.U.* 'li- r s fur th»ll||mit nl of wati-flnl'lnns. OlliT' ability lo Mi< ce !-fully u itk m ito f whatever diffictdlies nuty .I'lirnirnl uf i-nd li.m li. and
th.rty-f|ve pound nirlun •wSs
beset them. There have brut is-rlotli* in the past and there
h >I eld itntinu
i—<
i i it
r-.elit jr , mi.| ilitit- - iV..
i
II.i atatr. lir.whi’, -minihim- mys, adili lu thrlr alli.nrluwiraS a, u ran rlcmt thidr own house nnd act'
t-» ri lea-e Ihti, infothtolbin Rat it i-ittrkurnbl** r<mmnlity. Take the It fg ird r. The nmenilmen? Uu-V
.’A-Vuent n 1 -ar u • it ,'f
occaafnimlb'.
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vuliea a riid.i ertnnmy of erpenj-
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CONFIDENCE IN MAYO
1
XVo who dwell/ sometime* 'nmufly, niwayscontentcdly
aa.li** In southern cities, are apt tb ratio our hands in holy horror
r m > « » . t m ai. ik* r**t*iiin at th e - depredations which eo frequently occur in cities
y -«u *v t t o v r # r * north of the Mason a n d -Dixon lino, w e arc inclinetl to turn
I1not
IP> t- OKAY
f ur eyos oskat/.c at RanRiand warfare, rum runnlntf.nctlvl“ id
ics, racketeering, Chinese ton* wars, «nil chnmpnjnu.' par^£> ■
ties which,son.etlmcs end in a bathtub and sometimes at a
o n it ATI:»
? e
■■* KS poroncr's inquests
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A t tho very mention of, Chicago one is apt to turn up
'3 3 3
t is'nose. Isth ls not where men arc almost dnily put on the
|M't* ■ MAMr •» Ik* pot and topplo at the crackle of machine guns. Detroit?
■•Ml rt r l m k H r n at
• M .rU llii *1 r a il jiorrors! Almost as bad a* Chicago) (,’itixi'ns are taken for
n*t.
klrS » i a l m w | rides from which they never return. Such conditions would
■ *• MikMll I* a never be tolerated in the Southland. And think of the U-rrt*
|l| •( ■■korrlalla*
i* iirtir *k**iai*M bio tong wars. Innumerable young Chinese mowed down
»t Hnalailaa a* m*II a* With machine guns, or stabbed iu the back, ami the police
OrtfkjjmH
V g ^ v ^ ^ ’tD-jia'ahyl“jipy about it, even in New Yurk.
. Miiwi;
Brt wo Took nt theso things, or read about thenrln the
a*n. . « . * ' « * n tiW sin n m -K flim tiir how awful il is. and ni*e glad we
t narsa ri.it* «j»*r. liw jt ijfie South where everything is peace and quiet. Hut
l*a Jn ik» lMdta«
vttfirv
I f ! l fsTnlo that the oilier fellow's grass is the? greenest, it
is probably htoo a fact that unolher city's smoke is the Idaek' v,
a^TunDAt^ iaprh . «.
eat lAew of us would argue Hint the. South is crime proof.
tunijt- V'ftitsB Irmt to n a y _ Init wo*woud enrtninly ,bo horrified to find that any south
\ PHAYFJB—filotl, In the fJospel ern city lins n Idgher homicide rate th:»rr Chicago.
(gl 11 Slip,'.yiuhc* Hi* Klcrnii
And so wo were, whey v.e rend the other day in the
Cbaeiiiik known."
Spectator, nn insurance journal, some figures dealing with
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*—- T violent deaths In various localities.‘We find tlml in the war
Unoaay lln'‘*i(ie head that urari tom city of Chicago, the homicide rate is 16.0 , for each
• crown. wViii It Ilea, unit lira, ami
100,0 0 0 ; while in tho peaceful little c ity ,of Memphis, it is
bca.
OO.O for the same number of persons, in other' wbnls, forly-<■
-o-----------"A flttia. Vanning Is a danger- fuur more killings per iiunu.nl thousand in Memphis than
duii tlOng,*! blit that's nut th- Chicago. There must have been something going on of with h
rcayun »o many of m ato abso'utc* we weren't aware.
I; hut micro
„ But Memphis is not' the only city In' the South which
-o
five lhournnd Carolina cM......
tiffl needs n cleanup campaign. ■There's Illrrninglinn with u
woi ki t -.. iuro.uut
n .out on a atr'bn, Thn hemic Me rate of 6 -ti) and AtlaiiLu with -10.1 While in lie*
g.v.w-r» rhvulJ cornu lo SanfuiQ North, Philadelphian rate is 8 .8 . and N»\v York s only 0.7.
Yrlor® cro don't havo nrriUM.
Now Orleans, Houston. Savannah. Macon, and even Jack
W* might V y tj» bring new sonville, nil have rates fnr above those of these eastern <••li
mo.ii'v nio Sanford by g-tilng Ih* ters of population. SctsrpK funhy, doesn't it? And nil (he time,
elgristlo companic. In teat tin- wo thought we wore no goad, took* ns if tho joke wire on
farmers for their fpvori'.c
tis,
[. UNU-I of rlu^fvMca.
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„--------------\Vai>ught to clean house, lad n s jh c Albany, Gn., HerfflK:i Pom* Pi- Ia-on la tho blfl
big boy la aid says, "Tile Month probably will not be m irreativ lioni^
*^PH ./ I‘iiufiinr thwn-itoya^l^-snay--flctl'nvtT Wlltn may liajqn ii in Chicago and Detroit wliuf it
hot burn found thr fountain of ri'onlls wind bus happened in it gixsl n my of our smaller
I’Uth. Iu, ho rtrtalnly lias livrd n
southern elties. Or maybe xve will i-onvenieiitly forget, as it
1>V lime,
■— o- -■ —
is sa easy to do."
•
t'ujjlr, Army foothill
Fa, want A.- W. U, L. and I"
twenty-two h»urs iiiarrhliig
^ 5*7’.
m sAKTonnnBn\rp*ywronp naniPA EATunnAV, Arnrt a,
Ih '
The1,Other ^ e llW s Smbke
»t attiinllrm. Kn-n thr cr>-al full
bpse*
'a a p r ^ /
'*'•**#«
iJ fe
, d hi Iba i,lit it ai.ll Ids fuqnty —
Marlanua Timer-Conner.
Six rrstre o f rur'in\h*n brought
:t Ibr local platforia Monday af-
■rnnun sutil for WS en-h. linw'a
nthat
fnr truchtng in liardec
cuunty?— Wauchula
/
t
Ttwdt In y.mr vied l u-mture
at Wog-n«rV.
J»* il. (lak’lX
Rixifiig ta .,J(--t llrkal
MILK
l ‘ bbrgwoid Dairy
klarning A AtUrniKin De^iirry
IHtunai 1SJ
W ATEH
Fare Water- Uwt'a all
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Clw.nj
KTt '
Adrocale,
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA,
Crystal LaKe Club
Mrs. Brouse Honors
Has Annual Bazaar Evening Bridge Club
Social A nd Personal Activities
The Crystal Late Social flu b
held it* annual hatanr nit last
Tuesday evening in the flub room*
of the Crystal l-ake Hotel with
Mm. C.r II Slhley, assisted by
Mrs. Chhrles Trefry, In tharge.
The elub rooms wtr# decorated
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The
nu unbent iif the
lu p luu> club were honored w in , Sam Fleischer left Thun.lay •ani| frnl.
luncheon and bridge given by M r*.. afternoon for New York where he I Th(,
program « u pre
K M. Calloway on Thursday aflc - j will sper.J. acme time on buiines*.
sell
trd:
nm.ii at her home on Cameron
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1. Song. "A Good Utile Buy” —
r f . p jtirs. n« v. u u jon <u uomm, « .. . . . . . _ / .
' ;
llarrv Wester.
M as., who i. visiting Mrs. Samar. IU" »[*«>»•»* Company, why un
April D a y '—
2. Hong. -An
I'ub ton. and Mis Merde A. Lcve urrwent an operation last ttednes«r Quincy. who is the house m ost day night for appendicitis, is rapld- Dlanrhe White.
.1. Song. -Itoae Mary"—Lucille
of Mrs. J. G- Sharon. Each re- *y Improving,
..
cilvrd _m "g ft Irom the hua'eia. j
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Anderson of ..........
Sanford.
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l.unchcon wav served fiom the : Mra. IS. J. Holly Jr. and son.'
4. I>net, -Venetian
dining table which* wa* ccntvrrd BoUde. arrived Friday afternoon Mrs. C. Trefry
refry «nJ Mis, Ethel
"T r “while
*m !ll’.the
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Atiania where -.hey
have
lly ttlnine.
Spanish lr.a and »t..uce
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the
paren ts__ :..,"H arm inv
Hoys"— In
the
place caul* we e designed as Has- I
' |,ll,n* ,hr {nTmrt » P«tvnls
Old Summer T lm e "-2 . "Oh
Iri Iunnets in yellow wed Isvm - j
'n 1*. tf* '1,
!>rm Golden Slipper",'’ -3 ,' “ There
dcr. Tlie tabes s e v e r ' p f c i w e f ' b r * f o r - — ------ -----—
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hung room amt sun porth which'
Mr. and Mrs. [J. II. MrllanleNt was ,| Mon that Had a O i'il."
II.
Wnpg. A. Johnson. C. Stevens,
were adorned with sn ip dragons! and daughter, O s e -e and Mr*.
H. nougnion
Houghton, rt.r
Mr. White
Mr.
mat rtmea.
; Mary IVrky. W ,_Fri.U y after- g*
wnue .nnd
rm mr.
U the cornlu. on, o" f the pam -s.1
„..on |1t|
for Ihroottyn.
Y
after
' |?JlTe^,rj
thr^ harmony
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MISS MARGARET* PETERS. Society Editor
Office Telephone 148.
Residence Telephone 445
Social Calendar
Mrs. Galloway Gives
Luncheon Thursday
Personals
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West Side P.T.A. Has week'
IliTlieguIar Meeting
Services T« Be Held
| I?y Salvation Army
A t The Churches
SA S5S fe e .
m
■ vrs*.
“Just So Proud” of Her Boy Harry
Mra. J. K. Uhouse honored thr
memln-r* o f the Evening Bride*
Club and a nuntli-r o f other friends
with a bridge party given
-it
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr. arid Mra. It. A. Newman In
Ho*e Cnuit. Mrs. A. P. Connelly
wr* awarded high score prltc
among the ladles. while Floyd A.
Palmer was glw h high score prlr.c
among the men. F. K. Rmmllk|
was prrMvri trig A ll K rut prise.
The ruimi" o r Mr*. Newman's
home wete opened rn suite for the
orciili n and were decora!*,I In n
pastel eo'er scheme with vases
and bowl, of gladioli, n drrs.ro.es
and larkspur. The tnllira were
designed with a summrr arm* and
MONDAY.
The St. Agues Guild will meet
at S o'clock In Ilia pariah house an l
taa will follow the bujlnea* aeNloit.
A dlaeuaaJon of Africa will be In1 dulgvd Is at thi* time.
Circle Number On* o f the IV r-byterian Auxiliary will meet with
the chairman, Mr*. O. II. B n * n .
1114 Park Avenue at 3:30 o'clock.
r,ll,' r
Circle Number Thro o f the I’ rra
H*hwh«.ehls rrnslsllng of s
byterian Auilllary will meet with
salsd nurse were served at tho
tho chairman, klias lit t le C*l.lsuprer hour by the hostess, assls:w d t 119 Eaat Seventh Struct, ut
ed by Mrs. It. A. Newman, Mrs.
1:30 o'clock.
Samuel Pulcston and Mrs. 11, I.
Circle Number Hire* <T the
Thrasher.
Presbyterian Auxiliary will m e t
Those present w otr: Mr. and
vrilk the chairman, Mr*. \V. I.,
Mr*. E. P. Iloushti'dcr, Mr. nnd
Cooper, 206
Nasi Eighteenth
M nr.W .-C . lHH.-Mr. ani Mrs. ft.
Street at 3:30* o'clock:
A. Newman, Mr. and .Mrs. E. E
T u r Mr,h^ « V . ; ” l r r ' ,r
^
w" ' " r
■* C1*
it^ Snlii,— Mildred Krhlnwn of Houmirat, Mr. and Mrs. Walter 8.
Cirri* Number Four o f the Pica• M
S a n fo rd ..
Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Haiph
byterian Auxiliary will meet with tun, $La. E. M. Galloway, Mis. r. '■'• ‘ Avenue._____
Mrs.
It. Iloughten and llaymonJ
Count Hat and AIr». A. P. Con- ! . . .
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tba chairman, lira. \t'. C. Er rk*on. 0Klily_
Mra. A. J. Guynn n ' Boston. Hall hid charge of the program. Wight, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Palmer
SOS Laurel Avenue, at 4 o'rkrk.
ic
__ _______ . i Ma-s. la s|H-ndlng several days
At the conclusion of the pro Mr. sn,| M is. I). L, Thrasher, Hr.
llw ,ir pietent were: Mra. trank .
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Circle Number Fire o f the Pres L Miller. Mrs. II. A. Newman. ,hr" ■* ,hr f ur ‘ ° f !r*
gram tho l«iotlis were visited nnd nnd Mr.. Samuel IHtleston. Mrs. A.
byterian Auxiliary will meet witn ,’ !r*c F. J. Goniialrx, Mra. I. t{.
«» her home in Hose the fpllowlng were in charge: J. Guynn of Heston, Mass., ttnd
Charles T r .fr jt toys. Mrs. Ellis. Mrs. A. P. Connelly.
the chairman, Mri. James Gillnn. hitaron. Mra. Meade A. Love ut |l ’ curtMis. Muscravo end -Mrs. Wage.
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1101 P g ie - u - Avenue, at 3:31) guim-y. J in . A. J Uuyon ut Ueu !
ton Mrs. A. P. C n iie ly , J in .
'* Miss Olyve Newman returned fi»’’d. Albert Johnson nnd How- P. T. A. HAH KAHTKIt PARTY
o'clock.
Mr. nnd
**• Li umlillll *;till All J. a^jllllll cl Frliay From St. Aurrustln. where ^
l,r*' c ^ mA ” r; . " 7
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Clrrle NumStr Six o f the .Pres lltlMton.
-1. ..rret.sna.1 kj.v.af,wi „* .1.
M rs (>•
iiH'l Mri, 1I>oL
Th** C.iiir^n 1*. T, A* CD\> nn
byterian Auxl’ wry will cnee! with
Pm \ i - o
r'.i V'' ,i “ * .? ,* lain*, cold drink*; Mrs. II. Hot ha. t Easter party last Monday ufurShe chairman, j i n . Henry Mel.an'c tit* \*un
il«‘lT4tii»n lWi| \{rj, t*. strvrni nntl Mwl U. HntL , noon nt thi* m IiohI
f«»r ihi*
Urn, 113 West Fourth Street at
■" "cck*
.
Iraptiy:
sth.ltl. After a
rap.ly: sad
nnd Jllss
)ll< « E'hol
Ethel Tlyollalne
Hyollalne jichildren
children o f the ninitl,
and -Arthur
Jshoit meeting when rcpoti* were
3:10 o’ clock.
it
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w, O .v m n g
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____ -Johnatn.
..........- -fish, -pond.
.
Circle Number Seven t f tho I’ -. •
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Mr. and. Mrs. 1’. H. Emerson
Th ■ next- m retin- will lw- laid r.n.l frtm the tlirfcrvnt rolttntilbytarian Auxiliary will meet vi'.l ' n * v*“ l S ,le p. T. A. lit Id ml daughter. Sir.. Hail sh.p- ' " Turntlae »nd will I* the last iocs. M - . f . It Wolfe gnve an
tha chairman, Jlra. James P. Hi I
!t* I* nuL.r in.siliig on 'Thursday ’ •*••! ,**f H< rr«. N. ll. wlm have ' meeting unlit 1 wll.___________ ■•r.t<*ttn1",m tit,
It an . f illo— i1—
- •-lup| '"-.n -| ',n in u III- —I I ■ . 1. I ..irT
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~ tt*v mmn|iirnii« u rn n l !»y An**,
U.'.lg'Mtl *■
the » i *ho«d 'oudilili
447 Eliiott Avenue, at l^ D .o V U
P.
T.
Wnki'fleM.
— Claata—Nuwtbei— Efphl >.i the , a. .lh i*i- |i ir|i ; Jia.im .!-. A,■- Mary I ft h'.itiirday b Vrn.Hjii lij
t’lnlr
Harrison
nn.l
Vi-ria
n,t reiul ng. l>,e nirs-ting
..lo.nr for tluir borne,
M»** 84* had rhuirt* »»f |fft$> $ |*i*
Preabyterian Auxiliary wi'l we*0,
eu<
d
with
•*!.\Mcrfca**
id
the
•
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J
t
.
mint atnl iniurtiioil rmh <*f th»
with tba chairman, Mrs. 7> I.
I’rayrr . f u r vhi.h tlio
Mrs. W. W. I'. Smith and daugh-1
Thrasher, R u e Cogrt. at 3:10 I*
Hpcel-rl services Wtl I h e l d I" ' ,' ,l'lr; " *.1" '
r,,l' " ,s!
Hd'i aing progiam was .p rcri.t* ter. J le»
ElitnU-tn Smith, led I m
,sk Sunday evening in b ^ b e L M n .. \\ lll;,m Kill- .. :,nd
a'rlack.
I fd a j un 'ruing for U ejlj where
' o
,
i
,
11,11 In tlw Mr« Kt'lii« S’ mini'niitt hud *Habm
Circle Number Nine o f th ■P ie’
1*U. Mi-,..S il'a I*. Arrington, ’ hj v>dl ,|>tnl tri* week eml itr’ l,
Vr id" bnldlng in honor
of ' f g-iinies leg |ht> other ihildfrn
byterian Auxiliary. Mrs. A.
.d dul n a’ ,lo, Mrs ll A, Funk- the fi mn r’» miUici, Mi *, ti,
F. >p’,.„e(i Fa |isy which islieim:
Wallace, chairman, will u jr ri-* !:
1. bir . i,, - p.vuiail by
Mrs. Me line.
| rib timlril bv iremier*
of the
lira. II. R. Stevens, ti2I Park A v
Ueorga Lct’oiupte.
.
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.S 'lvn li' n Arntv „11 over the W'rltl.
nue, at 3.JO o'clock.
>M«- Mary Hesaldy uf L ee,' Tb • found' r. Williem Hnotlt, wit
' i l l . Kupt. T. VV. lauton.
Business Woman’ s Cirri'' uf th
would
THIS FIRST H El llliHIS 1'
Jlnss.,
who
his pirn
Iiceri limiting
vlei.ing llt'l
licl ijilted
rieintl".
a | Plano
I ittnu y.jlo
- din,. Miss i.ut
Lucille
n:r It
j, iao|*«
hot
p
$ » | ?•
ihj hih
m«*n u
m i n ji w*■
*,*.* have jIttT
Presbyterian Auxiliary.
M
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i
n
n
n
it
la r r .-Visa Perm.| :« b u g -and-. SA ift t lr f-p of In -A rt and'aUter-inlnw, Mr. nnd HW years old at, the present time,
la * Belt, rhalrman . w i l l r - v l v i t h p jm OraiW lb y*.
I . VV. F. Horfhly. lip. W.at '«•' founded the Best.mart o f b<;
tt*. • IN Huhrmnn, I'nstne
Mira Charlotte Smith,
Sunny school. '.1:311 A. M., It. W.
ruth. TVest b ile
Turner then *an- Niurtwmh .Street
left* Friday £ nl' a' ' V ' V ' ri,'V " r u," msrest
at B o'clock.
Ware, supci imrndetli
W r f U rim
b" “ —
. md' l— Ik,"
Circle Number One
Flinching, II A. M. by (he
time the Army li»» spVcad
Met!ails*f l ie a h. Mrs. P. E. Win- the 'Vest h*h»e Auditorium M t l
' ,
Mr*. Wldlam Wilson returned s i different countrie* nnd l* be pastor.
■t—d. rh*lrnva\ vrl l meet with o'clock on Friday nflerroon. He-, lluirsday from Jlinml nnd Palm ing preached in TO Innguscr*.
_l oniinunlon acrvlrsi Immadtately
Mrs. Frank Norris. 7C.1 Pnlnwrio for tim meetlrg r'Ase.l Mrs. Ar- Bea:h where she stient usro week*. •*\V-r Criea'' leRInc o f the jrrowth (i lowing Ihe hrlcf sermon.
Avenue, at 3:30 e'rbck.
Epvvortli
League
devotional
ilior Hcelwiiti was ele ted v ena- Mrs. Wi’ iwui da the eue t o f her i f the Army mav Im* brought from
Circle NnmlM-r Two o f th* Fir ! urer. . A ; | m iin u td y Id part uTj nft.e ,Mr«. Roy ti. WH!!nnis, 4H< i n,. . f the sissils'li for Id cents meetings 7 P. *M.
1 Ensign Eloienee Jon-S will dr- j Evening prem hing service, H.Oil
Methodist Church, Mr*. E. I. l td 1 i,ml tia c h m wrrr im wt-'a
Killoll Avenue.
liver n message on I he Nnlvntlon o'clock. '
holaer, rhalrman, w T »wm t wM’Army Sunday rvenlnr nnd Son- I
Weilneaday,
Mr*. M. E
E. Huge.
ifeye. m Fh.*'Fifth W e i n e r I t o a - s i G i v e n
i . ” r *nnd
nd Mr". Anderson Togo of day sehidtl »>1I be '« ld 11* UsUnl j Fiayr r n o. ling,
UjlHl F M.
Street, nt 3:30 o’ elivl:.
x
,,
,
.
I Apopka nnd Mr. nnd Mts- John
at 2:43 iVloek.
A rtirdinl lullin' on to till who
The Woman's Guild o f Ilci1y; t>>* N o i U U r i 'J l l C r i l l t } '^ it. M nnn-/r f -Jnrk>otiv*,i| -pen!
me not vvoriddping e / e where, to
Tlntrsdny hire with their ruuallb,
Cross Episcopal Church will g .n t
nltend the seivi.es
o f this
at 4 oVnck in the Jurish bouse, j I hr member* o f the N. !'«u Mr-. M. M. M iUnugal ut her
Inline on t'slery Avenue.
church.
Circle Number Tl-ree ,.f the
w» , . .
tt
„ tv^riDit rn a like «m l-wli
Flrmt M cthodrl Church, Mrr. I . r
...tT , . 4U anJ ;„,iap..n
FI RUT- FRKSIIYTKIII AN .
Mrs. 11"race "AVnlker nnd Tils*
Sandy Anderson Jr., who recent
W. Tabett. chairmen, w ll m e t
H w f ,| !o p „ k. U y ,
f i l l NCR
Atinntu'ile JVnlkrr left
Friday ly crl.-braie,| bis fourth blrlb.la;
with Mr*. R. !!iit>-hini. n, R o r e jn , . e , ., , , r j int,, rh lra ;cm i:y :
E. If, Itrownils-, H. II. Fnstor
nmniinp by motor for ChalloUe, ■vas tin* honor gue»t at n birthday
Court, at 3:30 o’rl .k.
m il n I I .-ter, lluy I" uni. Symr .
Servires Siimlivy nt tin* I'resl.y*
nft' r spendlng' a week here >
_
niter
O rel* Nnm’ e r Four o f Ibr Fir.
’’
» "• C o r . - S-hiff- v ills the former** pnr lit-, Mr. |vnilj- given laat^Tueadny • « « ; terlan Phurrh wid Ik-.
lib,
it'by
his
mother,
Mr*.
Sandy
Methodist riu rch , Mrs. It. Il.i “ T. B.m lr
je -m c,J HarU:ir. A. M. Su'j-liy Sehm,!.
i" hi Mrs. It. J. Hally, id Ilicir AViders.m, ul hee home, JOH Enel
Chappell, rhairman, »-|!| n-e> t rd |ta rl, Hvln rlu »ch ir, rreil Hen collie in the Holly ApniViVU tits.
II A. M. Morning TVurrhip-Conj
U
r.
J.
tm
Tciwilligvr
nnd
it.
n
i
Kigliteenth
Street.
Huring
the
3:30 o'rlnck with Mr*. W. E
iiiunlon Service.
(lertuni
afternoon
the
little
trued*
enjoyed
Balnea, 21 ft Hrtly Avenue. *
7 F. M. Christian Etidenvor,
The wtjr.rr nust was.then s o -,
Ayioii*- those from Ranforjl nt*
CfrcV Numlier Five o f lti*.Fir*l Jojid nfter widen all mends r* teridit g the ilaitce on the Angvbllt various games, under the direction 8 I1. M. Evening tYorship.
vl their teacher, Mr*. June-TurnMethodist Chun h, Mrs. J. H r d i- ndjsturm-d t
The Session will Ineel nt the
till Nr I'.IU rluli Itmif In Orlando Friday nlghti
bull.
WitUema, rhairmsn. will meet i ! Ionise on ti.ncva Avroue where a
pi ose of t'di h uni'hip service lo
m i e ; the Muses Helen Vcrnsy,
Yellow
ice
cream
and
individual
tn-slve new member*.
3J0 o'rlnck with Mr*. J. II. Forest shirt busirtesr mesliiiK wpo held.,
The nil Wagner, Emily L lpd?, yellow cakes, Ihpp&l with yel o »
Did no ml . i t pnaert Were:
111 East Firth F'rect.
The n-i'ort of tin* past year's
and
Alin
it
U
nnHI},
Robert
H
<
hI candies, wcie served Isle in the
.
Cire'e Numm-r Fix e.f tb* U t -! Jn.k I'rier., F ile Nchirsrd. .'im ) a,,J Al1" " * ':nn,
activities of the rhurrh will he
stteni.Hin
and
each
little
guest
reHiggins.
Fat
Miller.
Bob
Yamal.
-•
«
Frank
ttoodiu
f
Jr.
W
ater
Methodist Church. Mr-. J. F. M
given at the nintniug service, nnd
UeUand. rhairmsn, will m eetwi'h Fad. M'.yr, Ji.n S, atcr a.rid Cherry, I'a|n Uyrd. Frank t h*»c. . clved n yclhw cap nnd a candy It la especially dcslrvtl that uH
G(urge S. bijfley *n.i Evan. Spcn- chicken aw favor*.
tlaUTle
ll'rn.^m.
Mra. J. E. Courier. 1200 I V met to
memlirrs nf tho Church lie prrtrn>
These p r o m t were: Emily Phil lo hear It.
.rr.
Ax— .
lips, Alien lihrpherd, Jesn Caswell
Clrrle Number Feien r f thSunday will l.e "Honor Day" for
Jlaxinv Smith, Martha Stone, Maiy
FI rat Methodi't Churrh, Mrs TV.
Presbyterian*. The deacons w ill be
Rat.iff,
Nancy
Digh'.on,
Patty
C. H1U, rhalrman. wilt me*' with
in the
(he church
rhurrh front 2-in fi I', M. In
Hsinmond, Joc>|ueliu, Campliel!, roofer with the nitmUrt ami re
Mra. Grover Fprrring at h -rh >nie
Mr*. J. 1*. JV jrirr was hoit.-m
„
.
I
atlip
Fa.mer,
llnrbar*-Warren,
— E liott Avenue at 3:Trl n V n - . . to the m-mbers o* thN 1.- Ilaphut. | Tim Alaica CUrto o f the t.anlen
••dvr their ph-drrs for the financ
The American l-rgbor Auvilinry Club with a bridge purw Frid*! Club met Friday morning wt b Nell su w a rf and I nrcy White Jr.. ial support (if tin1 program < f tl.r
wIB gtve a benefit p i v bridge aft. rr— n at lo r h.»ue, I2trj \ Mia. Si. Clair While ut her home. tUiph Wight, M. ttimcr G.ovrrJr., church fur the renting rhunli year.
itally- taxi Jr., Jsek WuJ,,fuf 1,
part* at the l-cpr ti llur it n I'nlmtlti Avrnur.
High score o>».i VV--I First Strrel, with Mr*
oYloek *Hh Mr?. 'Jetcjh n. Ril- I prt.-i. a gretn |..nb n dish, was I . I’ . Hagan presiding w e r The William anj* Arthur llranaii, 11:1 ,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
ehle ami Mr*, tt. II. Hyana as. *VTrtte4 to Mrr. F. W. Tnlhott ihi.it Tuiinc-a M-.-taloti. Mrs. IL J. Kronen , Ihuiabl Jones, tt a'.lvi Comer Park Avrnu* and Third
t'uni|il>ell
Jr.,
1
m
-Roy
Cooper.
IXtky
...
I,
• ' *h' » nrluaion of the c p 'i n .
a va|<, „ n ; |w ..«i.|ens
Street
The W. M. If or the Fire
■Tarren, A llan ‘Huff and Mrs. Rev. John Heinaril Root, Minister
,« 3
f30 o^-'
, ; “ darrai..->.J
n r ,T -a>*outr . the
r 1 rvs.m- X . t i Red l T uin. 1,Miami
list Churrh will mrrl at
sx
a.30
o - !.were
1 . . . . r aafter
n . Mary Baker, Mia. ifa.ilhiund, m
.
clock gt the chuvh forr IU l*-gil- j where Jlo- r .ir .t, wtr.- sotertxlnesl , mhl,'h J,r*' ,l' U
*'( A , u * Raymond Fiji.lips, Mr.'- IUI..Lter busier* s srs*ion
nu nt*-Spnngr |n-*entel the bou
«|
U
<
-t
fer
Cm
Month
anj
invited
.he ttarrrn, Mr*’. Arthur tfra’naii niiT
.
T t KTVHAT
u n •"til . v.cre *i>j in U r van r
Jlrs. June 1 urpl.ull.
'*
Tb# Uttlo ILratri* Crmip
ii.tmlwrs to hold their nest meetthe Whuun's Club will m'*t at 1 Itrf.r hn -nr. fuilhrr cmphaelt- itig *1 her h ole -n Aila-nonle.
■ o R ^ rt In I k ' chih rovms.
inc th.* rr.lor rate, wsr* w rrrd
After u dt»rus»i*n and rrhicislIB * Gleaner's Sunday School 11,. U a -h '..e | * . asiiatrd. by Mr-.
f the ’n:t flower »b r the meetCl*** o f the FirstHrr.byutisn
.\|. Minai 1 and Mrs. F. M Kirn;. tng adjourned aid tkr member*
Cheixl,will b a r . a r^iat mee!in; l Ttn.«.
. ,. „t wens. Mr, td irl e j u tl,t tu |UlM ^ tuiuiy mc-.-tiug at
Con ipi Invn ting Mr. and Mrs, «•;!
at th* rhurrli at 7:30 o'clock.
JT-oa. rily, Mr*. Chris Maliben*. ; h(>
Club.
H. Emerson .nnd dnugliltjr, Mr . ]
ent
o
f
th*
Mr*,
f
Borgs
Melt ry, Jit*. RichThe Social Urpariment
Ti.'ve pivM.it were: Mrs- I- P. Hurt Shrplieid «r Drrty, N. 11.
rr Ita
ARitir’ iam. M
Club will have
Its u-1
n- i ll
.) I U"l AlPngHam.
Mr*. 1. II. May,
Hagan, tbaim an, Mr*. t‘. W. Ibe- who have been , [lending tbe|wint-,t L
party nt 2:30 o'clock ie t*>e 1
"*• Miiarik, Mr*, k tt.
rxriTk‘: Mm . T O ‘ w i r *
mri ’
JL Kin-:.'-' * I « * r*'-*•'
I- M at lathe.Mxry, Mr. and. Mrs. It. J. |
M
e w
h .
i
* _____________ ! Hrlgra. Jtr*. Walter Coleman, Mra.
Ilolly er.tertaiiie l u number » f
Nr*. F. W. nen-Jtr
\ | r a | > j l ( K F n t p H J » ! n « 1 lT* I •■vis. Mr*. J. C. Ellgworth, friends with a dinner party •->•
Pkon. re-ervatn nt U
I-n U r ia in S
„ j „ , y Wr, lL
evening at the Hole'
the latter.
j
e u m ii Tl.ursday
Forrest Lake.
Tb* member, o f Ibr Arvrivn
Ur. Mrs. E. L. Mmrkell, Mrv.
A color tcheijte uf pink an I
Clssa «jf tF* First Rantiit Churrh
V - , Pwrur I Itu rnUua.e.cvl a .|,nr>. Ki:k
, , » , „ . ws Huckrr.
•
will Bsert in a l-odv at 7 p'rlarl^ ruraf-r o f h .r fn "»d * with a Mr, . ||< M. Rumblrj. Mr-. C. W. lavender was developed by the
at the rhurrh prrgsratery to
vo m* o f pink rsdlancr ruses ati.l
p n j i y u i t T l*iir*‘ ta y u f l « r «*. . . . .
.
n
w -- a
• I lukr«. JIta A. II. NaBiur, anil
driving to thr home
if
Mrt. tvMjr.
llfr pink anJ lavender candl".
at her w a ir * n TVrn»)r*fiiih 7,
, lfcllill
Chari ir Hrn.'rr*or. at Bens' n Htrwt, h,noting M r. La.t Sh-p- I
frrr«* WUItema.
wbb-li ui-rc placed nt Intervs's
Rpring* fop Ihrir regular meet he^.1 o f Usvry N H . Who h .s 1
NuTICK
tl"Hg thr renter of the tables. Thing.
- t vpeno-ng 'he xrirtir at toikr •
_ . __,
plain cards were made to icpreFRIDAY
Jlarr.
A* r ur»t
|rirc.
Mrs.
A bent fit |.in-t bridge party
The East f s l r IV -inr,. F l.w l .ih-phrrd rserirrd a bottle of wflj !,• given I , thr A met Iran sent Spring ftcwnra In the svr.1i
xrill
pres-til , “ Morning
Gtiry bath setts, and f, r folding high ie-gi.n Autlliary 'next Monday l ulurn. wbl’a the individual nut
Cantata'* at S o'ctrnk at th* Jun- store the wax r!w n a n .r i - y evening M l K o'cli«k at lb* la-, .ups tie Id plok and lavrnder minis
HinUrr was served In six rtiurvi",
|rr High SritoU auditnrfuat.
bridge set. Mrs. N. C. Farunorth ; gion ilul7 with Mr* Joseph E.
held lo * -cor* and was presented Hilthie and Mr*. W. R. Hyson lo th* following: Mr. and Mrt.
Mr. sad Mrs. C. H. fismnmnd with * ipsmoran-tum |>ad.
htt-lrswa. IlilrrshairnU will Emerson ani Mra. fibepherd, honor
o f Hers* lloaA N. V_ end K. II.
At the « orluiw n nf tb* ga«vr* !>* served and prise* awarded nt guests, Mr. amt Mra, J, C. Utnsoi.
Hatch of Mintour Fails. K. V , an ie- tour c was armed by the tits ruurioaion i f the games. Mr*. Ntrare Walker o f Charlotte.
who have k*»n t l* gurato .-f P-atrsa, a slated by Mia. If. Ik This is the second nf a aeries N. C. Ml * AnnabelU Walker of
Dr.
and
Mrs. J A s
Q.-irk Itrav to the f tl owing invited la of fi»* parties ta W sponsored by Akron, Ohio, and A J. Holly Jr.
o f Geneva, have rstumrd M a e .
with U p . fvbrpheid: Mra. K. i thi* organUakhMi and at Uv* end
108 W. First Mt.
Famtrnrih. Mr*, lire ry Wight, j o f th* rtrira, grand ptiir* wiU
E. H. Kllbe* hat rvlumed frtm
laihr of Orlanfo C.
Mrs. K. A Ihttsn, Mr*. J . C . , Iw given th* - man and woman th* Frrnald-Laiigktaa Hospital to Q
p m t e f Ura. W. B.CMgi anJ J i n , LeRay Chillcu I bolding th* highest average w i n hi* boas* la G*naira much Impmv- §
Rhone 9119
i S V S f S - J S S W C ! *• >■................ .
PACK THREE
S A T U R D A Y , A P R I L fi. 1929
0:30 P- M.
Evening Prayer and Sermon,
7:30 P. M.
Wednesday
Evening Roctor'a
HIM* Casa. 8:00 P. M.
Visitors cordially welcomed to
«!'. o f tho service*.
-■
LAKE MONROE
--------- ------- * ■ — - -V
Mrs. Eslle Swagger! y anil fam
ily sprnl En-ler Sunday with M.w.
Swnggi rly'a sister, Mra. N. Hr.ts.dl ami fnmlly. In the allfnwMtl
on Easter egg hunt was given for
the child run.
Mrs. W. If tirnevv o f Sanfi rd
a t i a caller at the home o f her
son nn.| fnnd'v Inst TueadaF;
Mr. nnd M'W. Ray Fnlli ha**
beught a new Essex nutomob'l#
Mis. Mmtin Hoyle, who sponl
the pn«t vveek w !h her husblod
and atm returned Sunday to her
home In Winter I'nrk.
Miss Snrnh Hutchinson,—whr
e|Wrrl the -geet-yearnl jridnU III Itie*
north, retumoii home several dryi
ago.
. .
Sir. nnd M u Will Oglehy m il
nitre, Mrs. Frank Wright, *p<n.
tVidnesday with friend* in ChuL
»«> »
»
utdn.
-Mr*. Char’** Hales who hat
been confined at her home with
inllurntn, Is rap’dly Improving.
Et. Myers may have $100,1100
Federal building In near future.
MELBOURNE—TVsIephnna lire
being Installed to local airport.
»nit« M.uitdiu.tiil-J llarrv >insmlsv:. her *cn, c h id Utdcrr of
tl
n nfM eo-licto in Ih- rr.-oue el tin- I-lurid.v ll.' I'utniuandrd
•
v i. us lUibo.it will'll she too’* ell tllltty-iwo clew Imtnbcn uf
Uw ! on Ida.
W. H. LONG
MEAT MARKET,
in..- Itiiuiiiutf,tony in- nn.l, l»n .
.Warning Worship II dm.
toned iu puselrnMil. t1|t n dnl'y
iTiri.lhin I nd.-aior, 7:tMI
, \ee| Sundays ntol iudainys from
Evening Setv 1.e. h i"hl,
i I.. ;• I'. M.
A nulled oi l.,.|ii,T c-vlciid.sl ,|.i
All nr.- vvi't.onio to nttriid (be
ill.
«,’l vires Anj lo make u*e of liie
loiiillhg loopi. • *
Al l. S illY 'S I III III II
l-‘il-i ,M:i»*.
A . SI.
f i r s t t h r i s i i tn n i i ’ i i n i
I'liti'chi-oi U: I . T. M,
Ninth ui'il Fa Intel to Avo
8 . . . m.I
lo o n A, M.
Frank M, Marirc, I'tistor
mill,- Sided, Pit'.,
FIRST CHI III II u il: CHRIST
tt'or-liip nn.l ('..mmunion, IliQp.
St lKN I'IST
Seiiiion, ••Mi.. Until Aflame."
Chrlstjnn* Si'icmv srrvhrs me
Christian J-liiilenvoi', 0:311.
bold every Sunday morning nt th e '
Evening Sett ire, 7:3i». Sermon,'
W.unnn's (Ini.; ;:|f. S. tfak Ave • Mis|<j„e.l Empliniis."
nue m II "VI.,, 1. Subject for loYou ore invited lo worship with
morrow "Unix ubty."
us.
WedneaU}
evening
s.rvices
which Ine'rnl- * le-tlmonlrs |.f
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
Christ Ian Sricnee hmlings nre ni
Rev. Mortimer plover-, Rector ‘
pt belli in the Woman'f t'loh nt
l-'irtti Sunday nttrf Easier
7 o'clock.
Jl.1v ConiHiunioii, 7:30 A. M.
Till* ilm r.li Inainloln* n fr.v
-Chilli li S.'h-.il, -t>:3ll A. M.
Reniling Room M 7 I' iF■ Nnllnnni
Mooting Fin ye r nn.l Sernmn.
flank lluil'llrtg, where the Hildi. It mi A. M.
and nil nulhorlti I t’hrletinn SciYoung People's Sendee' iy-ngue,
t'hiinh SihiH.I, ti.i'i.
221 K. FIRST ST.
Elton ]. Mougfaton
Architect
Fire! Nnt'l Bank Bife
Sanford, Fla
PIVOT BRIDGE
*'V*
f #
Amrrirnn legion '
Auxilliary
LEGION*
Monday Night
1’rirt-n
8 1*. M.
RefrMhmrnl:
Sandy Anderson Jr.
Is Honored By Party
¥lM
PHILADELPHIA^
1 :
Dinner Party Given
By Mr.and Mra. Holly
CREAM
BUTTERMILK
MrV."'p.
ICE CREAM
Witn Party Thursday «rs. . a. i.*nrr, Mr*,
*-
FRESH
AT ALL
,
JV Or* parun.
k--i- n.'
J-
I?s A
/If I
I
$ 3 0 2 6
BOSTOfc
*42H
; Fari HitnlnlRhcr Ilian by rail, but
IN CLUD E ,
m ea ls an d r e g u la r b o t^ h
' (B
|f
on
•
NEW S H i r t ^
ECONOMY
T H E S E fare* includ*
* BlrainUiip and rail and
they also include rural!
a n d re [ 11lor her Ifi on ahIp.
From Jacksonville:
A1r*i»
I1IJ1
JiJ?
AtlantltCUf
1141
llriff »U
44 11
na<4it
41-11
I iMinilli
4149
I titilini
1941
(ola.skM
t*4l
Ittllkil
4149
4199
In4l«ril'*(l«
>441
N»» Ym I
9941
IMIshtsf 3h
|‘MlUii4, ftf*. 4 9 4 1
1‘rktMtiifi
44J9
4ITI
Hffiraw
I9JI
47, t 9
TofOiti*
f\athingIon
ll.fl
..TIMES
JOE’S
SMOKE
HOUSE
/
H ^ lL -x k i B A L T I M O R E
Lotlapliun Club Is ,
-—- , ,
Entertained Friday Azalea Circle Bolds
— * Meeting On Friday
SWEET
$3 4 i §
on request.
•
F o u r of thei
_
Four
(he newest.
Urgent, most luiurlooa T M cb
on
e roan
l, D erkthire, Chatham, DorcliAtter,
°n th
the
roaal,
and F
a ir '
and
Falr/ax
will carry many hundred* thla
i
aeaaon
from Florida to their homes In tba n<Tth.
A LUXURY CRUISE
All of the comforts of a magiMflcent ocean liner.
Spurious decks, Comfortable cabins. Deck gantes,
muslr, dancing, bridge, afternoon less, accom
plished hoHtc«jies. Restful hours In your steamer
chair. No noUe,‘bo dust.
FROM JACKSONVILLE
to Philadelphia eYery Monday and Thursday; In
Italtlmore and Boston every Sunday and Thurs
day - • 5 P. M. Also sailings from Miami
Greatly reduced automobile rates: a light car
(2500 pounds)If accompanied
impanlcd by passenger, from
Jacksonville to I
u or Baltimore, only I9LX5.
Jarkse.ivill* sailings from Pier I
East Day Street.
sannlhs ot March and April, mak>• direr! ruonerlba at
Ikaltimor*. For reaervatiou and Uluat
!*■* P M ^ ageis. duriag t W
OFFICE and
r i afUa td* recent i
i V- *
...A
*r.
�Tl
I
V 7 W W P H J V M W IIU -----flXTTTpJ>4V - iP A T J. A
THE HANFORD gKRALD,
Y AND ANNE* €^6 FOR K
FLORIDA, BLATURDAY.ATOL K 3|t»»
IN BUICR
Seaboard Pats Oat
Million Yearly On Soon To Celebrate
State Gasoline Tax 2 1 s t Anniversary
'- O T T t b r r r m i * , a p t . * - P o i lowing thirSfira* laapoetlon o f the
Plymouth Molar Corporation
trv—Detroit, rational « b *
m l rowb ration. Prom tha henna
a f tba departtaanta dawn to the
man oa the production Una; field
act vie* aaaa, distributors. daalara
aalcimen and earrlce man, cam*
pledyea to work toward# that endTba first - Indication that Th«
pledge ha* bean kept waa officially
made known when tkouiande o f
juen.fm m all over-Vb# country, and
from the overtone countries which
Hudaon-Eaaax aerrea want ta De
troit to ate what the engineers,
artiita and worker* at tba factory
bad don* as their part In tha protram.
to. their U nltortf r - tMa1' * * '»■» *»
traamly enthusiastic concerning
Urn quality o f lb* Plymouth ear
Id tha pal** outlook for Spring,
ttfiny th# waok. In addition to
Ithreolng modem, relume menu■ctartng method* at tba plant,
A intandf*rt letm td from A.
injdaeZaa, Plymouth ganaral tala*
hangar, o f the support daalara
D1 be glean by tha JDetory »«lc«
fSanltaUon.
Manager* attending tha confsr***, tha flrat alnca formation of
• new Plymouth aalaa organi-
This plclurr, taken at Ambamdur Dwight Morrow'a aatat* in Cuernavaca, Mexico, show*
ma early this p a r , wars U J. Ml** Ann* ffpencer Morrow, daughter i f the ambariador, and her fiance, Oil. Charles A. Lindbergh,
racksn, o f the Atlantic; J. 11. about to enter n Bulck sedan. Note that Lindbergh's arm I* In a sling, the result of the mishap
Cowait, o f tba Northern: K. B. at Valbuenn Airfield, when he and Ml** Morrow went for Ihdr first jaunt over M rxlo City.
Spenc er, o f the lakes and M. A.
Cdapall, o f tha Waatany region.
'^ V ta q W a r the various step* or
manufacture they frequently coma f i n a d upon tha. way each part
.aagi tn otU before It entered Into
'lJ s T l _
n u l a l In .
•alhaibleda product. dSpecial
In*
Igl wgS shown lit testing the
■loath crankshaft. Costly appste,
‘ charge o f highly skilled
Q u n » ! tests the balance o f
M eqnakahatia'. sUtlcstly and
C»kwtiy with great nrrurncy
ftaptdlty. This a cm racy of
■RahafU balancw Is on* of the
E t a a t lactors that ln«urc the
,£ aasoath yst powerful opera
B jU ly m o u th engines.
McGraw Predicts V ictory
For Giants Despite T heir
Want O f Second Baseman
IJavln i . Walsh.
International News Service
Hporla Editor,
NEW YORK. Apr. 0 - l f It I*
true that p ball "team I* no strong
er lhan Its acconj baseman, then.
In tha Inelegant phraseology of
the curbstone, John McGraw inuyt
be getting ready to ley an egg
with bla Now York Giants tht*
e cv °n . Mr. MrGraw lias been
pausing ever and inun In hi*
travels through'the South to ls*ue
statements In n most rash ami
truculent vein and kla sales talks
It 0 , Apr. <» —Sole* of
Wt Tire anj Rubber Comflr*t quarter of l heir
iTendltig KVbrunry 2Hrh
gubetnutlal Increase pver
.period o f last >c»r In
jaSrt-r m II'uc price*. TM*
tu
Ha|nad thru inurh
upnu n la to Ihelr esc n(but- r* for replaremcnt 'bine, II, o 'e r n |w‘rli«l of 'v e t .«.
ho bn* b,-rn looking mostly nl
■nl Ctimuatiy doe* li"l nothing.
r
tt-irinot etjulpmenl lire
Thu trmo game anw Melvin lilt,
Rite Automobile menuthe reformed eutcher an.^ prctrol
|*d their total mitpul I*
outfielder,* no second have an.I
Estribuloni I » tho retail
Andy llrttr on the lenrh. They
[ea| aclty of the Grm-rjl
laid Amly on di d u rv*t. whrres*
y has jiril tieon inrreaseverybody with the t-luh know,
I 1-3 prrn-nl in Urgrr
that whet ha mluslly need* i* :i
Ml pt-rceuf In smaller
prrtnnnrnt ii«»leomi tu to the out
additions lu tire Akron
field.
Mr. MrGraw. It occm*, qlsowltha tncrrnse in rnpority for
|r«s was made to meet thr r,| to g irr op.»n Itrrli ThonuiK In
las giuwlng drmanrt lor the art o f performin'* some mv . rid
tire by owners of popular basing, so l.r rontrivrd to have th,irs who nr* awlnging I- -ruing man appear on Mr. Srogrl’ s
tun to the present low x'lialf brforr the game was over
dass bringing the Grnernl The funny thing ab iut all o f Ihi*
■lit the reach o f everyone, drsprrslt phd’ tng I* that Mr
aalo of today's price* the MrCravy hart Thomas In i!C7 an '
and cent* difference bs- vrry nvrntly lir l;e j the l l i s m l - ,
• mat of a I'-ucral ordi- waive irixire to Toledo. Tilings
:** is romparnilvely small. therefore, Ihust hw e -sk«n wha*
K g^apd
lor the i.VO,rat the Ixiys rail a bad rally for John
H a h a e n further increased to In* g< ing about coppering his
■ T ti,e New Ihial-ltalloon hrtn In this oflhan-l fashion.
As a matter of fait. Hyr'e I*
■s^ which Is 'wing heavily
*d fa r car owners who are
losing now la carry the\
tha earning higher pritr
A The new tire la ilalmrd to
•tlaala* -the former llalloon
•onstructV'i in that extra
t eord,fabric have bean ad lf safety and frmibwu from
t
JNVILLE, Fla, Apr. 0 ~
4ns
Holland,
atlrgad
ry today waa held at the
driver in the murder of
■truly Sheriff Joe Hayaved killed to prevent hia
In aareral major liquor
IIABSEF.- Highway No.
cnmp'sMtrd thla year.
progressing fur
baautV-
Of Englewood.
A Public Service Company
1100.000 for Winter GarHigtrlpal dght and waUr
dkHASSEE — highway
WiU Iw paved from here
IrttO 1* n*ar future.
Woman Flier Sees
Planes A s Finely
Outfitted As Autos
DETROIT, Mich,
Apr., tt—
Irfiults McPhrtrldge, Thaden. who
remained aloft in her open plane
22 hours 4 mlnutrs at the Oait'an I
('a'If., airport on March IT, teltinr
a new endurance record for women
fliers, predicts that airplanes will
be made, in time, to equal comfort
convenience, and ease o f handling
of ttyi motor car, thiough lb* la*
llV-J-l) PDR DRATir
SAVANNAH, (la., Apr. 0 UNBI—Raymund M. Griffin was
held hero today' pending Investi
gation Into an automobile accident
In which Fred R. Perry, truck
driver was killed when hi* truck
collided with a machine driven by
DADE CITY—Shoffner
Ing extensively repaired.
Build
What (bay aaw pleated them,
lludton waa Introduced to them f t
the yreateti Hudaon. ft waa more
beautiful, had higher etandarda
performance,
of performance,
waa mom eco
nomical, fhatar, roomier, more
comfortable and had 04 Improvraenla. Essex waa chrlatenad the
l-hellcagtir^hecauia^aald tka asea
meat aad-paapertltd
who created It, It could successAnd further that through its ar- fully cha'Iengo anything In the
tlvltle, th* ealtilnga end livelihood field in epeed, rorofo.lt, roomie MB
of sente 1400 Florida faml'l f» de fast get-away, brakes, economy,
pend.
durability and value. - Essex tha
Challenger had 70 Improvement!.
WINTER GARDEN—Quartern
in Pound* Motor Company Build
CONGRESSMAN DIES
ing remodeled for occupancy by
Sinclair Oil Company.
WASHINGTON, Apr. 0—(INS)
—Rep. Whltnsll Martin <D) of
Improve Louisiana died In Garfield Hospi
JACKSONVILLE
ment o f Boon* Park under consid tal her* today following an ab
dominal operation
.
eration.
ESSEX T O W S H E A V Y L O C O M O T IV E
Tba Scot, now on his trap
aeroaa Ihs.blg pond, U hoping that
whan ha return* to tba Urfltad
Slate* In May he* will hare to ac
count ti> tha cuatoma for an extra
place of baggsg*— a little ailrer
cup, mom or Iasi rococb In daalgn
and o f little material value. Y et
ta Mho It will bo worth all tha
Void in th# Treasury, for U «UI
raean that h* will hara broke#
through, tha. .championship jinx
which ha* haunted hi* footatapa
■Inca ha card* to thla country
two decad** aga
When ylaj watch th* Cantona,
tie man swing a club, you marva] that ha doesn't walk away
^S^SfSSSMtt
U the oldeat fit tan «olfta* hrothara and ha wanted to aan tha kid
n t ahciy, but n national title area
a national title and eo ha r**M
o ff n 71 to win hU aocond crown.
McDermott wma t u t with M
while Mac, orarmma by th# oemelon, added up an inglorious 77.
It wna n tourh doae w him ta
■wallow—a kid M nlaataonl
Craataa Sanaattao
U doeca’t m n at though Man
ha* *T*r bean able ta pot o w
that baatlnf, for alaco than ha
hti won district tltlca of all kind*
and daacriptlona bat faced bp
tba. proa pact pf a national eharapionihlp aomathbir aaapa.
in
1914, ha created a aananUea bp
winning tha metropolitan apan
with <*n amaalnxly low
IT*, exactly atno strohaa ahead
tot tha second man, Wll Mscfar
iane, national tide holder la IMS.
That scot#, mad* over th# Bears-
bar non*. 'B u t that champion
ship complex, fiu n which no dlrf*-digg*r la arar really free, ha*
kpt Mac ■from tha b)u*-rihbon
class, arpn when U didn't w rm
poaaiUo that be could fall to
win.
j.
_____ — HUH Usages#**------------t h - m
W han'M art tea* up at M ule
field early la May, la qocst of
th# British open title, win th*
ghoit t>t that dlaaalroui 82 he
took at Prestwick walk along
tha falrwa- with hlmT If h*
can wipe I
memory, M_.
... — _ — ___
oua man la that field, tha fastaat
In th* golf world.
%
,
Smith must have had many a
nightmare over that 82. Think of
it—reeding 78 to win tha Britt*h title, and taking 82 to finish
fourth! That waa Mac * portion
In 1921. It would aeem that a
78 fop a master golfer such aa
Smith, should have been simple
under any tfcadiUana, bat Mac,
with bla nerves Jumping and hia
teeth on edge simply couldn’t
stand the -gaff of having twenty
thousand golf-mail
spectator*
a f e " eheu Tommy
Armour rang up his 278 at 8hack■maxon.
Mac drifted westward # f*W,
yean latar, and for aom* tuny,
he dlaappaan (A>m Uia golfing
firmament entirely. Stories drift
ed back from Call torn* concern
ing th* golnr, who was waging
what seemad to be a loalag fight.
But th# Smith, clan la a hardy
one—and la 19*1 Mac startled
the world-by coming back atCOM
■t Columbia, where bin aeor* u
299 was flftfl.
Today Ma^’a mental state It
perfect. He la comfortably fix
ed. haa a grand Job at tba Laxovllle Golf and Oauatry Club, and
If avor ftsrtua* la ta smlla og
him, MuTrfield la tha place, and
1929 tha time.
‘Womanless Wedding*
Plana Ar» Co
Jkwtjr, of 8 a »(u H 'a /
men will be seen M<
Tuesday nights In tba
fluent* of women.
1 Tire Sales
lood Gain In
iree Months
RtHFUCr HELD
Jinx W hkkH asFolldwed
DETROIT, Midi-, A pr, 0— 1*
then m U i m t hi big bui lti f T
Kiectfiire, of th* Hudson Motor
Car Company *IU tall yna tk m
NEW YORE, Apr. 4—<IN8)— tie far the aatlanal mpaa at Urn
U. Thl» la tba "ttanta* Of a c t '
r u t af Iha company, donna which Will Mao Smith be nNa to beat Philadelphia Cricket Cfuh, ha » M
it will calf brata 1U Slat birthday. the championship JUu thU ana- beaten bp bla brother, Alex,
L u* year the execullTee plan-
Outlook I ■ Declared
Bright By Officials
-Attending Meeting
...U e * 7 e e — dlaauaatnw-thw
akftiag, salif: "Years of assorla.
H u with automobile companUa
M i* familiarised these regional
naglgera with modem methudaor
car, gauutfactuya, yot thsy war*
tM U r Impressed with th* new
r o S b ath plant, and the esactlng
gqUwJf employed In building
j/ tim y Into thla low priced car.
S m ith / / adpji Trt S h a k e
jaraw
"What .woman have dons tor th#
autcmoblle thry-are going" 16?dJ
tor the airplane," cays Mrs. Thad*
en. "D o you remember the barf,
uncomtortablr, Inccnvenlent auto,
mobiles of a few years ago? Well
remnare them with this!" With n
gesture she Indicated a GrahamI’algr si-ilan standing alongside
hcrjjlsnc, Do you see the dtffercn tel Women brought that about.
Luxurb us upholstery,
starter*,
easy Kear.rhlfu, color, bciuty,
,-a»c of bnmlllng,' convcnlence-
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Junior High
Axnong tha apcctacular feat* accompUahed by Easdx the Challenger, waa the towing of*
heavy freight locomotive at Nashville, Tenn. Th< powerful Essex motor emerged {rota
th* experiment non# the worse, but the engineer of the locomotive waa amated.
FORWARD-LOOKING
PEOPLE
U ra k es■
Whippet Mak^sBifr
Record In Period
Of OnlyThreeY ears
TOLEDO, O , Apr, 0— The
suundno* and thoroughness of the
work of Willys-Overlanri rnginerrs la we I illusttaled
history- o, the Whlpiwt
yrara
introduction neaily
*gu.
nuunerd in June of 1920, It ae, a
trend in car derign which haa
since (hat lime bven followed by
ut attic ally every motur ear manufaclurt r While both th* chassis
and tha bodir, of tba naw Whippy
act entirely new a'laadards. It waa
the motor particularly which de
parted radica'ly f urn the aoraptwl design and engineering proc
ure folioarvd up to that time.
i Th' J',1**' ’ l**-? h,|!S ' opurra■iun WhlupVt motor with it* ex
ceptionally high horaepowrr for
Ihe boro atrok* employed, permu
ting of exceedingly economical
consumption of n**lin* and oil,
and rapab'* of sustained high
tp**d under all road conditions,
readily wop 1, ■ leading position
in A me. (can nsalordom.
Sine* th* ftrst Whippet wa* In
troduced two other ckaaaia have
followed. While the** have incor
porated a number o . changes and
rsflnemanta la both ths angina
and power Un* design, including
the tnnamlaaion and roar ax*,
fuadamtaially there have b*«a no
IIOWEY — Local Julde plant major changes. The naw Superior
bring operated with naw siactrt* Whippet* still follow thae* basic
cal equipment
i _
yAnri^*#.
School
auditorium under th* auapleee o f
th* Congregational Ck‘ircjt.
Only men will Uk* part la tba
production. They will a* dresaad
aa flappers, grandmas, old maid*,
bride* and babiea. J. Tllden
Jacoka, prfnlcpa) o f ths school,
will be the bride and Henry
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AxmHmcing
NFV* IMPROVED
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another A H-American
feature
harouses
yOwneriv
diusiasm .
ff
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The brake* o f the New Oakland All-Amerfoan are Interna]*
expanding . . . fully pr«»tc*<l<>d . . . unaffected by m ud or
rain or Ice. They are ulwa) m|>utilt ivr and amooth in action
. * . always exceptionally quiet . . . Ye* . . . Oakland'*
brake* am fkr from ordinary, lint the *am*i I* tcu* o f
everything else In the New All-American Six. Come l a . . .
and we will show you bow much more it offer* for It* priee.
SEMINOLE MOTOR CO.
Phoie 617
tUvt win a i
fttirod-i-.-iy
Vhe New
i n proved
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llee. (', llrewer,. pastor
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Mmiiiftti -> n lie at tl oVIlH'k,
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Rev. Harry L. Rurney. pastor.
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Sunday School nt P:4k o’clock,
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Rev. J, SI|'lln, pt.tnr
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Eve ..in c rcr vices nt rt o’clock.
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MT. MAIt.MI P. II. CHURCH
Rev. I.. W, William*, pnstor
Sunday School at litu'l o'clock.Milvnloft irrvlcva at II o'clock.
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F. CHURCH
Itn . K S. John.on, pastor
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I'ii a! Itliiir at, 11:30 A. M. Love
fe.i-t' nn nml numlay.
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Prt-nrldpic at 7:«t) P. 11. Holy
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Kev. O. S. ."Mission, pastor
Snndav Silioul at «:30 A. M,
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ft 11 A. M.. 2 P, Muo.l s p. M.
SKI (INI) .Sllll (ill M. R. CHURCH
Liakhart's Subdivision.
Itev. G J Juckson, pastor,
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Sunday School u( l*:30 A;' jf ;
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We- I’.ilfit 11*01 Ii AI lint it- Nu.Mnrnluir services et II o'clock
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Altrrnonn mratlng nt 3 o'clock
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Title
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Sanford Herald, 1929
Text
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Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
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The Sanford Herald, April 06, 1929
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 06, 1929. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 06, 1929; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald